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m ,' i,. " r IV Daily Capital Jml By HOKISR BROTHERS. FMDAY,MAY 1, 1600. OREGON NEWS Without U 5 post- STATE REPUBLICAN TICKET. For Supreme Judge, It. S. BEAN, or Liinc County. For Presidential Electors, T. T. OEEU. hf Marlon County. S. M. YOUAN, of Lunc. E.L. SMITH, of Wasco. J. F. CAl'LES, of Multnomah. For Congressman First Congressional District, TIIOS. H. TONGUE, of Washington County. , , , ,, . , For District Attorney Third Judicial District. JOHN A.CAHS02f,of Marlon County. COUNTY nr.lUULICAN TICKCT. ltcnri'scnlativos, Dll. J. N. SMITH, or Salem, II. L. DAKKLEY, or Woodhtirn, E. W. CIIAl'MAN. or Biook'H, M'KINLEY MITCHELL. ordcival.-, DAVID CltAJO, or Mncleaj. County Judge, GROVE P. TERRELL, or Mcluunii. County Commissioner, J.N. DAVIS, or Sllvertun. County Clerk, L. V. KHLEN.of Huttevlllc. Sherlir, F. T. WIUGiiTMAN, of Salem. Ri'cordcr, F. W. WATERS, or Sale ii. Atuawor, J. W. IIOBART, of Chirlleld. Surveyor, II. n. IIERRICK, of Yew Park. Treasurer, JASPER ..MINTO, of Salem. School Superintendent, QKO. W. JONES, or Jefferson. Coroner, A. M. CLOUGH, (r Salem. For Justice or tho Peace Salem Dlst., II. A. JOHNSON Jr. For Constable, A. T. WALN. THE CIVIL SERVICE. Examination for two Oracles to be Had at Salem. The Secretary or the local Road of Civil Set vice examiners hands Tm: Joi'unai. the following uotlct or a United States Civil Service Ex nmltmtlon at Salem. Tho United States Civil Service Commission has orded that an Ex amination be held by Its local board In this city on Saturday, June (J, J 81)0, commencing at t) o'clock a. m., for tho grades of clerk and carrier In tho l'ostal service. Only citizens of the United States can be examined. Tho ago limitation:) for this oxamlnatlou aro as follews: Clerk IB years or over and cnrilcr 21 to 10 years. No ap plication will bo accepted for this examination unless Hied with tho undersigned, In complete form, on the proper blank, before the hour of clos ing business on Monday May 18, 180(1. Applications sohuld be tiled promptly, theroforc, In order that tlmo may remain for correct Ion If necessary. Tho commission takes this op portunity or stating that tho examin ations aro oten to all rcputablo citizens ot tho United State who may desire, to enter tho service, without regard to ruco or to their political orre- llgumsaulllutlonH. All such citizens uro Invited to apply. They shall bo examined, graded, and ccrtlllcd with entire Impartiality, and wholly with out regard to any consideration save their clllclency, as shown by the grado they obtain In tho examination, for application blanks, full Instruc tions, and Information relatlvo to tho duties and salaries or tho different positions, apply to Scott Uozoiith, Secretary Board of Examiners, Postal Service, P. O. address? Salem Ore- t'on. I Whltesoti, Is now olTlutf. North Ynrnullt is to have u now tannery. The city election In Corvallls is to be held on May 17. ThcScIo roller mills are paying CO cents a bushel for wheat. The M. E. quarterly conference for the Lafayette circuit will be held at Mt. Pleasant, May 10. Eugene cxptcls to get a woolen mill. A practical mill operator oilers to take stock to the amount of $4,000. A Woodburn girl sent CO cents to an eastern llrm that udvcrtlsed a teauty receipt for tint small sum. It read: "Mind your mother and stay at home nights." Hairy TImplcton dins been chosen to represent the U. or O. In the Inter collegiate oratorical contest. 'I he universities and colleges ot Oregon, Washington and Idaho, wjilch takes place at Seattle, May 15. J. M. Chiles, county Judge ot Josephine county, who was Indited by the grind Jury, tin charge using buy Inir countv warrants for less than their race value, contrary to law has been round guilty as charged. Next Saturday Is the local Held day day at the O. A. C. when they will try their mettle, and all those who having aspirations to attend the regu lar Held day, held In June, at Salem, will be adjudged us to their fitness to participate. P. C. Scott, ot Mcdford, while about to cross the railroad track at the de pot Just at tho head of an Incoming tialn, was so startled that ho fell In to convulsions and would have been killed but foi thu quick action of by standers. Robt. McMurphy shot and killed a very largo Eastern Oregon Jack rabbit on Skinner's buttc Just north or the city. They uro a rarity In this sec tion. However, two or thrco have been killed here In tho past year or two. Previous to that time one or them had never been seen here, not withstanding they aro extremely plentiful east or tho mountains and In Southern Oregon. Eugene Guard. Labor Exchance' Thooillcors and members are re quested to meet at tho otHco of James l'ugh, 01) State street, the old stand of Catterlln & Son, at u a. m. Saturday, May 2. Tho manager will be ready on and after May I, to receive any und all aopohlts of farm produce for exohtuigo and Issue deposit checks for ante, at actual cost to producers and consumers alike; will handle every thing possible for mutual benefit; also employment bureau, mid real es tato exchange. Wo also Invito all fruit groners to call and see- what ar rangements can lw made to make a grand exhibit of Oregon fruit and produce of tho Willamette valley at the national conventions, at Chicago and St. bails In July, where tho dele gates from every state in tho Union can see und tuslo tho fruits at the en trance of tho eountlous; tigo g ter literature showing tho resources of Oregon, bollovlng this the best means potlulo to advortlso Oregon to tho world. And then to miniily tho demand wo ask all Interested to call and consult on this matter. Manaqku L. Kxciianok, AruicA Halve in the WJild tar MucUa&'s jiiu ucsi inue in ih.v.. ,.ii . .... , Wceti. .Sal, libera. Fever 1 ulwbUntruniiwx. and nojulvely cures i'llei or no y muIr It I. tuaiutcl to Ujrc,rfec satisfaction or mowr itf3el The Late H. B. Carter, of Ashland. Hon. II. B. Carter, of Ashland, as ho was known on tho Pacific coast though wo knew him far better as Henry Carter In Iowa was a inoro than ordinary man. He was ono of nature's go nil emeu, composed of var Ions sterling elements of manhood, mingled with many really lovcablo qualities. Only those who know him well got to know him as ho deserved to bo known, and they only knew him as miicu as nicy were gtriect witn ca pacity to know. All who know him at all, knew him to love him for his In nate gentleness and kindness, his lino feeling, his good-fellowship, his Inex haustible companionship. Mr. Carter was a clean, upright and successful, highly successful business man for many years a banker and Investor. To him all business obliga tions wore a sacred trust abovo trickery mid deception. Ho did not want his money Idly aecumulutlug-an ofTcnslvo plethora of wealth. Ho was a man of conservative mothods but also or public spirit. Past tho prime of lire he camo to Oregon and helped to build tho town or Ashland In Southern Oregon, helped develop Its business Interests, brought others with him, helped develop orchards, fruit shlpmonts, mining, city lighting, water-works. Himself a traveler, ho wanted his town to have a suitable hotel accommodation. His hand wont out helpfully, privately und publicly, yet not In foolish speculations. But It Is to other phases of Mr. Carter's life, we wish tocallattentlon. Ho was n man of liberal culture. Ho was not a religionist, but h6 had so many points of contact with the good hero on earth no ono questions Ids hereafter. Tolerant and liberal, ho yet saw far beyond tho cramped vision or common mortal sense, saw beyond the narrow conllnes or all sorts or materialism, Into tho broader clyshiti Ileitis of spiritual truth, where his soul basked In the higher atmos phere or love for all men and all routed thlngc. Ho loved tho beauties oi nature wen enough to go annually on rar Journeys of thousands or miles, and had explored nearly all tho seas and continents and tho islands or tho ocean. Ho spent mouths of tlmo und iiiousanus or miliars, with tho liber ality or a prince In visiting all parts of the world, and was never so happy os when accompanied by those ho loved. Ho was on a Journey of affec tion, when ho received a Rtimmons to conio home. Though familiar with tho master Pieces of literature, ho had been de prived or tho advantage of u literary education. Mr. Carter was n man of rar from ordinary talent us a writer Ho loved to write to friends. H0 loved ivwu ins observations on Many of his poetical contributions were printed In the newspapers. Mr. Carter's enthusiasm for the beautiful found expression In many ways. ITc was font of music. Ho loved the opera. Tlic works of the great com posers were all familiar to him. But ho loved the music of the winds over the prairies, through the forests and on the boundless ocean, above all charms of human skill and art. Ills home was supplied with tnc wicrd music of a beautiful Eolian harp, constantly swayed by breezes from the mountain, canyon. Henry Carter loved ull men but ho possessed that genuine American In dependence of character that wor shipped no man. If ho worshipped at any altar It was the shrine of friend ship. He esteemed a true friend nbovo all else in tills life. The world had nothing more to give. Beyond his de votion to his family his next sphere of duty was devotion to his friends and here his soul was not capable of u mercenary taint. Ho was offered political honors many times but pre ferred his own freedom. Alwuys tuklmr a tleon interest In the welfare of his country he was tin ardent Re tnibllcan. What more can bo told of a good man who lived to a good age, filled with good deeds? Much will live In the memory of those who know him in the more intimate relations or family life that can never be told. To them this brier sketch will seem In adequate. It will not revel to them even a correct outline or the man they loved. They will accept It as a brier tribute hurriedly sketched In the busy hustling rounds or dally newspaper work by one who loved and respected the departed. At tho close of a very impressive funeral service there was read the fol lowing In memory of Hon. II. B. Car ter. This poem had been composed by Mrs. Ella Roper Landers, of Ash land, an Intimate friend of the family of the deceased: HARP TIMES FaCTS. tlMt(tMtMMtMM-MMMt(4HfH qood itnADiNa rou CIIlCLf. Every reader or Tnc Nil: l'AMILY - BLACKWKLL'O i Journal should look up tho list of premiums irlvitn nVinnlittnlv fron U'ltll tills 11.1 DflT. I The Weekly Jouhnal at $1 a year Is the cheapest paper on tho Pacific coast, yet with It wo glvo yearly sub scriptions to any of the following valuable nubllcatlons, each known to tho world as a standard In Its field: The Toledo Blade, Tho Queen or Fashions, Womankind, Tho Farm News, Tho Child Garden. Thcso valuable publications aro each worth a 81 a year, yet we glvo you your choice, one year free, for a 81.50 subscription to The Journal, cither tho Daily for six months or the Weekly for eighteen months. Sec the list, and don't neglect to profit by It. Dnn'fc hn deceived Into oavlturfor so-called premiums offered with high priced papers at a slight advance. RfiiiiHiniW The Journal Is the rhcapest newspaper on tho Pacific coast, and It gives you high grade premiums without additional cnarge To ML Merchants Who Retail TOBACCO. Free Pills. end your address to II. E. Bucklcn & Co., Chicago, and get a free sample box of Dr. King's New Life Pills. A trlnl will convince you or their merits These pills are easy In action and are particularly effective In the cure or Constipation and Sick Headache. For Malaria and Liver troubles they have been proved Invaluable. They aro guaranteed to bo perfectly freo from every deleterious substance and to be purely vegetable. They do not weaken by their action, but by giving tone to stoninch and bowels greatly invogrutc the system. Regular size 25c. per box. Sold by Ficd A. Legg, druggist. orricc or DURHAM TOBACCO COMPANY. DURHAM, N. C. Dear Sir: You are entitled to receive FR E E from your wholesale dealer. WHITE STAR SOAP with all the BlackwelTs Genuine Durham Smoking TobaCCO yott buy. One bar of soap Frco with each pound, witetiier to oz., o oz., 4 oz., or I a oz., pactcngco. Wo have notified every whole sale dealer In the United States that we will supply thorn with soap to give you FREE- Order a good supply of GENUINE DURHAM at onco, and Insist on getting your soap. Ono bar of Soap FREE with each pound you buy. Soap la offered for a limited time, so order to-day. Yours very truly, BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO company. t It you hay any difficulty In procurlngynur itntotttuT op, cut out thl notice and send it with " "r" ' your orderto your wholesale rr 24 Commercial Street, Coratr n (.mill n. .. 22 to tbmt lacatta,. "c S"l I "- OT . Go east via Billings, Mont. O mountains! that our friend so loved, O hillsides green, and orchards fair! A living monument ye raise, To keep us from despair. For thus shall bo his memory green; The kindly word, the generous deed, Shall live forever in our hearts, And help us In our need. And 10 tho great heart ceased to beat, The great soul passed beyond our ken; And as he wished It, so his life Has ended In the ranks of men. Not dragging slowly to its close, Hut full and rounded out, A just And noble life, the hand of God Has stopped before the rust, Before the lagging footsteps, or the Might of faculties grown dim, And as we loved him, so we must Not mourn o'or much to him. He Is not dead O stricken heaitsl The good shall never die. Hut keep beside us, helping us Forever and ftr aye. There is more Catarrh In this section of the country than nl other diseases put together, and unnll the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doc tors pronounced it a local disease, and pre scribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pro nounced it incurrable. Science has proved catarrh to be a constitutional dttease, and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F.I Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, Is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a table spoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They oflct Stoo for anv case it fails to euro. Send for circulars and testimonials. Address, F. J. Ciikney & Co., Toledo, O Sold by Druggists, 75 cents. THE WILLAMETTE HOTEL. 81'KOIAI. ANNOUNCUMIJNT." On and after May 0, 1800, tho fol lowing reduction In rates will he made to tho traveling public: GO rooms suits &2.G0 per day, for merly $3. CO rooms suits $2 per day, formerly $2.50. CO rooms suits $1.50 per day, for merly $2. Itooms without 'board, 2."c, 50c, 75c unit 91. Table board, 20 per month. No extra cluirgo will hcrerftcrbo made for sample rooms to those who remain over night. Special rates will bo given to families who desire tablo board during tho summer months. Considering the high character and strictly llrstolass service at all times given to our patrons tho above quoted rates aro an Innovation. Tho Wll- lametto Is the larcest and host, m. pointed hotel north of San FraiielsMi and wtuth of Portland. A. I. Wacinkii. Vthta Baby was tick, w faro her Castorla, Wfceu tho was a Child, ehe crtoj for CastorU. When klit became Miss, aha clung to CastorU. Whw kho had Children, aho sato them CastorU Oct on to the Northern Pacific Flyer. The change of time via the North ern Pacific enables passengers to leave Portland daily at 5 p. 111., rcachlngSt. Paul and Minneapolis In three days, St. Louis and Chicago in three and one-half days, Lincoln, Neb., at 12:.V, noon of the third day, Omaha at 4:0,'i, St. Joseph at 5:50, Atchison at (1:.'50, Leavenworth at 7:35 and Kansas City at 8:05. You can sec by this that the North ern Pacific equals all other lines to all points, and If you will compare sched ules, you will sco that the Northern Pacific bouts all other lines into Lin coln four hours, St. Joseph twelve hours, Atchison twelve hours, Leaven worth fourteen hours and Kansas City ten hours and forty-live minutes, where Immediate connections uro made In union depots for all points. Don't forget that tho Northern Pa cltlc Is the only line running two lines dally to the citst, tho only tllnlne car roiuc rroni jortiunu, tne only lino running a first-class Pullman sleeper through from Portland to Minneapolis and St. Paul without change, and the oniy nno ionic Yellowstone .National Park. Por full Information, tickets, sleep ing car reservations, etc., can on or write Thomas, Watt & Co., Agents, Salem. 20(1 Commercial steet. or via St. Paul as you prefer. But be sure very. VERY suro that your ticket from there on reads via the Bur lington Route. To Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis or any other south ern or southeaste n city, the loute via Billings, being over 200 miles shorter and several hours faster than ncy other, is preferable. Btsideg, the her- service it offers Is really excel lent. To Chicago and points be yond, take the Burlington fiom Billing or St. Taut, as you wish. The local ticket agent has tickets via both routes. He will furnish you with one if you ask for it. Ask for it. A. C. SHELDON, G. A., Portland, Or. WOLZ'S MARKET. r-FREE DELIVERY. W0LZ & MIESCKE, P.ops. Denlars in all kinds of fresh and salt meats Id?"Fresli sausaio n specialty. 171 COMMERCIAL ST. 1 iifi 2It LOmrnt..! 1 MONEYTol 'ra land $0Curitr rates on i,. v'f. "nsldeied withoni i'- Bush Bank bui!din"AMlLTU,l MONEYTO On city or farmrop Over Bush's Bank, Capital Transfer Co. HAKUV TOWN. PROP. Express, baggage nnd all kinds cf work me promptly. Jjrnve orders at Pattern's done storo NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. BIG CIRCULATION. Campaign subscriptions 'are rolling Into Tin: Journal olllco every day and every hour. Tun "Wkeicly Is going to nearly every taxpayer 111 the county nnd will until after election. ThrOni: CkntJDaiia-Is the only nno outspoken people's paper-antl-rlug and anti-machine In tho state. It goes llko hot cakes. Advertisers who are economizing and cannot afford to glvo nds. to all kinds or publications can reach pract ically all the pcoplo who trade at Sa lem In our Daily and Weekly. Pjumaky Politics. The new book on tho reformation of the American primary system, Is now on sale at Dearborn's book store. a 17 1 That Extrometlrod feeling afflicts nearly every- body at this season. Tho hustlers cease to push, tho tireless grow weary, the oner getio becomo enervated. You know Just what wo mean. Somo men and women endeavor temporarily to overcomo that Tired Feeling by great force of will. But this Is uusafe, as It pulls powerfully upon tho nervous systora, which will not lonir stand such strain. Too many people " work on thelrnerves," nnd tho result is seen In un fortunato wrecks marked "nervous nros- tration," in every direction. That tired FOR PICTURES AND FRAMES. Jo to A. D. Smiths where you can tind everything in the auists line, canvas mounted and pic ture mats made to order. Give hiui a call for he knows just whit you want with prices to suit the times. 1 16 opera house. WE DON' r WANT boys or loafers, but me of ability. $300 to $500 a month to hustlers State and general agents. Sala.y and com, mission. Racine lire Engine Co., Racine Wis. 423 4tsat WANTED ,A man or woman in every coun ty to soil the best paying books on the mar ket; S3 to $4 made eery day; addres box 449. Oregon City, Or. HUTFWING SANG CO. Japanese fancy goous, mailing, dressing gowns, tllK goods, ornaments, imported teas, baskets.chinaware, screens, etc. at lowest prices. Ladies' un derwear made to order in the store. 112 Court st. 421m OREGON CENTRAL iin TKn D...t 1 liC ..oS.fVRANT.. guarantee the bestmea lb a, ' reosonable. One ui wim rouage. Private rcMfc . a. I.. CARfmW i ,AND- Eastef n R. R. Company LYAQUINA HAY ROUTE. Connecting at Yaquina Bay with the .San Francisco & Yaquina Bay Steamship Co. STEAMER "FARALLON," a 1 and first-clais in every respect. Sails from Yaquina for San Francisco about every 8 days. Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. Shortest route between the Willamette valley and California. ' Fare from Albany or pinll west to San Francisce: Cabin. $12; steerage, 8j cabi round trip, good 60 days, $18. For sailing dates apply to II. L. WALDEN, Agent. Albany, Or. CHAS. CLARK, Corvallis, Or. EDWIN STONE. Manager, Ccrvallis, Or. A. J. CHURCHILL. Local Agent. Salem. DEPOT . EXPRESS. . Meets all mall and passenger trains Bag gage and express to all parts of the city. Prompt service, Telephone No. 70 TAMES RADER E.M.WAITEMixri) AND M RBIR AND Lcful Jilank luibMtn, Bush's New Brick nvtrthshmV Cwi, SALEM WATERS unices Willamette HotjIBjJfiri 1-or water service apply at eSet B I complaints at the office. ;- '." " uvuucuon is iibbj on account or temporsrr ibstrefcai city unless notice is left ,1 tgl Hereafter water for Urigatioo milnH furnished to regular comuum win for domestic purpose. toittiKtwIia walks, brick work and pUslennfrHtlg read "under building purpah" tow tcucuuic 01 rates lor IB93, Applr for copy. FOR SALk-Eight milch cows and year olds. Inquire of M J Or. Egan, two 2' Gervais, 2 24 tf j CARPET PAPER Large lot ot heavy brown wrapping paper for sale cheap. Just the thing for putting under carpels. Call at Journal office. PUBLIC MEN, POLITCIANS AND BUST iness houses can obtain nil newspaper infor mation from the press of tho state, coast and country from the Press Clipping Bureau, (Alien's) Union Block, Portland. i2-2otf P. O. NEWS STANU.-Local Subscription Agency for all newspapers and magazines. Fine atock of clgais and confectionery. F. W. Miller. Prop. 1 14 tf PAPERS. Portland, Sacramento, Seattle, Tacoma and San Francisco papers on sale ar Miller's Postoffice block FOR SALE. -One house and two lots, sit- uatou n w icatuni . Yamhill rnimtv. All set in good fruit. For sale at a bargain. The roperty ts tltat known as the Wheatland otel. Price SlCO. Address. A. tare Tour nal. 4 2 tf FOR SALE OR RENT.-One house and barn and3 acres of land, in good cultiva tion. Situated one-half mile south of Odd Fellows Cem tery. J.IIatt. 216) Hiss Bal oil's Sclioo OPENED IN CHANNING JECALTj, Will receive children from 3 years upward Special attention to beginners. All desired branches for theolder pupils taught, Includ Ing drawing, modeling, music plain and ar tlstic needle work. AH work done on the in dividual plan, in which each child is ad vanced according to its own. capacity. For terms and particulars apply to Ma O, Bal lou. Twentieth and Chcmeketa sis. mm mi. IWss May Wife, Dressmaking and Sew'n All kinds of work donemthcBuai Btyle, and promptly, Call si roooijW nursi uiock, Miem, J. H. HAAS, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELB, Makes a splaltyoffineKpur tonH , 1 nomas clock, etc., 215 umoeciiatl F. VAN DER BAAS, Carpenter, Builder and M 481 Winter street. t3"IIard times prices always. Horseshoeing a specialty. Feel- Vmm Outlook. l)r ono of Oregon's largest fruit urowera says tho colt! anil wet has noarlv ruined his Italian prunes. Ho says that he will raise MmiePetltes. Tho frosts did not do nil tlm ilium,, i.,,t Ing Is a positive proof ol thin, wetk, lm puro blood; for, !( the blood is rich, red, vitalized and vigorous, It imparts Ufeaud energy to every nervo, organ and tissue of the body. The neceuitv of tnv-in ueynolds, I w-s earsapariua lor that tired feeling Reed's Opera House. PATTON BROS., Local Managers. ONE MOOT ONLY, MONDAV, MAY 4. Everything New ThisfSeason, Richards Pringle's Famous Georgia MINSTRELS ! In all towns and locilltlr tlirntintinnt thf United States and territories to sell ids Fnunt. aln Washer and Steam Cooker, tho best In use. It saves its own price in the wear of clothes iu less than six months. Sent C. O. D. by express, prepaid, for $3.50, in tin; $5 in copper. For particulars, address T. B- BROWN, 150 State street. Salem, Oregon. GEO. FJEimitlGH'S MEAT MARKET. 32I Commercial st. Cottle Block Successor to C. M. Beck & Co. Best meats in tho city, Prompt delivery lowest prices. PncaaWi the lowest. Hand made jis U hones foot. Diseased feet8clUHrA tracted hoofs or interfennj torw j attended to. Just gire me s trJjM meketa street, back of Ke m li0K' It. J. HERSCHUtt 1 K lJg A lm "W M F at T'vlinE hi their onn $10,000 hotel cat Billy Kersands. Moore & Kemp, the only Jalvan, Marsh Cialg, Hillman & Vernon. W. Is, therefore apparent to everv one. and . let. and all the rild rv'nru.. w-.-ir-Slu' the good It will do you la equally beyond , Crand Plraile at 2:30 p, m.' Reserved seats w uii C ui 1 anon J f11llt I .. I . vmt : i-iiiii lMiiriiiu fwtiti minn ...i 1 vnes umi piacea vb ted. Ills deserin ,, wmi ,ow lcmler. Uons of natural xWanTwoiS ' I" r.,asf lro?"!C(1 fertl,lztlt,0,,l plwnoiu.ua of natt.W W mS v1 "??. iV. 'i'"0 w"'havo U irront. tinwAt. nr .. . iv uviiuy uu nir tim trww n,i -- m- v " w u i:aiii V lllln .11, crltulnmlou, rm,d, glowing ..uaglnatlonofHL.S' question. Remember that Hoods Sarsaparilla 5oc. Nohleber. okstore. Salem Steam Laundry Please notice the cut in prices on the following! Shirts, plain.., tocenU under drawers,, 5 to jo cents Under shirts 5 toiocents Socks, per pair , 3 cents xiauuKcrcnieis I cent Silk handkerchiefs 3 ctnts Sheets and pillow slips 24 cents per dozen, and other work in proportion. Flannels and other work in telligently washed by hand, Col. J. Olmsted Prop, OlIMIft vain Hlin 5SSSSSRSi For Information and tn HJ.y? trBt elrmWta f JJJJJfWSp1 wofid. 1 j tniiutr iiw'jy 1iiirt .l" r .-;. 'H1 w I lit t.in,i.l. .. ..-.- , ... " t. i.-n.. . r - d pictured with V J.. ;""'"''iaur'i r. tteynoid's state "'"cu,'ou i-uriner.AlldruKisu.it. :.... " u "uvjm to prunes anil nltmw .r,,. "w "' "'"yuyj-s-nooa sua, Lowell. Mass. prunes urn plums gener- H00dS Pills ?oar,ayt,?.jlackeeuUf.M, heme: RESTAUARANT ! S, Richardson, Prop, Two doors north Hotel Willamette. Home cooking and home made pies and cakes al ways on hand. r ,, fChlCKjUr' kagllali MuHd Hrul. I ENNYR0YAL PILLS -GV OrilBlnJ Only .. A I Dratflat fcir aUkultrt JMUd .mail jrm4 la Hd uJ OUi m boxea. aealftl wlih blna ribfcoiu 1 XloJ md imlllimM- i DrusUta.MIMM In ttuarc luff DwikaUn. imUbwUI u- ' HUr for a.llrO Utttr. kj reiara jbImIL IILQtiATMllBMl&ll. iTiiMiJHC . .T--,rCkltl.erC,tmlctt'.,llliqr A ffiiv 55 Ty V n Tako Your Wlf one ot those handsome Poxrovi Pirr Sutu. ntuMUt SOt &. POZZON, U more popnUr WJ POZWM"urtSll .... ... n-niazkni P0wr7wii art "SfrFviaiSr WXl'?ivKtl(l j im nnnnnitnn '- Thty are given frto with each box of powUr 1 1 . urtffiitaiiMASj ..-
