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Newspaper Page TextsiVw mTjwmm K fcft I V V r m, Daily Capital Journal BY HOPER BROTHEISS, , fTEDSISDAY, MAY 5, 1897. Ubiefatsoazour export Jast dow sjems t be RoM- Tbe DlBglej WW Is not yet In feree. Tbe "protection" which was to bare bes given American flax raisers, J a tieDJBglejWM, bas been withdraws and Sax te to go oo tbe free list. -? Ad ExcsaspefcajK Senator McBride has iBtrcdsced a WW t persilt final prwrfson psWIe Usd 1 be sude be fore any eScer qualified tozdajlalrter oatbf Is b&BKstead cases.wbetber tbe land? are Is tbe coaoty where Seal prvot Is made bt boU It Is reported that tbe Oregon dele caltoa In emigres has recemmeDded r m rr TJ lffllA nraeliTjint. nf th State Agricultur :1 college atCorra.IK - for a diplomatic appointment to Ger many. He might be able to teach tbe Germans how to make saner kraut, but as a president of a cjllege he seems a failure. Prlnerllle Review. Lat year the United States Im ported S73.0W.0CI3 worth of sogar, which produced a revenue of 129,001, W5. The tariff bill now pending will raletbe rerenae. It issald.to S51.&83, 900, on tbe same amount of Imports, tbe Increase of duty being from 41 to i rer "I jwr cent. Tbe gold standard Portland Wel come say: The Orcgonlan much concleres, and hence has frequently' misstated, the sound money popular strength. Probably 2,000,000, cer tainly at least 1,000,000 voters who don't bellere In tbe gold standard Toted for McKlnley because they were determined to Tote for protec tion. Strangers visiting JTew York for the Grant celebration were astonished at the cleanliness of tbe city street. The conditions that greeted them were simply the visible results of a system under which public money ap propriated for street cleaning Is actually devoted to that purpose. Stall and Express Poor.dcsplsed Populist Kansas Is be coming again a favorite with the eastern money loaners, -and money on good farm loans is going rapidly. TnU has been the result of the econ omic action of the state legislature, and the confidence Inspired that economy and sound government are assured from the control of the state by the people. Exchange. The Pendleton Tribune (Hep.) says: "A tariff on hides will Improve the viluc of American cattle." No, not any more than It would Improve" their eyesight or liornlengtb. It would udd to the protlts of tbe big meat monopolists; that is all. But the shoe manufnetuters seem to have u strongor "pull" than the meat trust. The farmer Isn't considered any more than a fence-rail would be. Portland Welcome. Heading exchanges convinces one Unit some legislation ought to bo -had to prevent horses from running away with milk wagons. This has come to be a frequent occurrence to the great damage or milk cans, spilling of milk and occasional skinning the nose of a milkman. The old saying that it Is useless to cry over spilled milk does not remedy tlia evil, and legislation is uecded to relieve the milk peddlers from destructive runaways. At The Dalles the other djiywoTmrecs ran with u mllkwsgoo and stjucIJa tele phone rIo,cJjmltiK to suoU a sudden standstill that the proprietor, milk cans and everything 'else were scat tered over the ground. The horses when lust seen Vrere pursuing their milky way. Rev John Macliren (Rev. Dr. John Watsonfeth author qr a1 number of Scottish nowti, In whUU $o t"Hk of human kindness l1ovs rather freely, Is tc bo trlefyar lW ty t,he Presby terian cfiUrcs, Th?'doctrlno of a rcr- sonal devil nnd tho seed of Insurance against III schemes he rudely hocks. IIU latest book, ''The Mind of the ....... in nAn.i,,A rtloigrowm. oeerii you uoni uimur- Master," Is especially offeoilre wj8taad the philosophy or this try Itund theologians, becauso It "sets the Savior J write us tho result ., -' I "P INTEREST. V oat la t bsrsani 1 nr muw Mr. Watseo i sakinjpTlal est ef tbe sltatls ana"w-rfeSja weald o&Xt edlr teriad to bare sae recast aad eorHS matter. This I wHlTHrrerilwf bat I will fight to tbe bitter esi." ff Tnaant O. SlBMMS S3.S Vt i ... 1 - - f- - down a good rtdewalk, gradter tbe lot ta the grade ef taatpjeytwwes In cddltiea he has bsflt a esteUaUal crosswalk. It Is wa4e of beary steak. foar feet 1de and spiked v fewry crosspafces. Os each M " "s buttressed it witb brofcea roe so tbat in winter the caiUnsery disettiwi will be ateost. We menttoa tbfc because tb work has all been well dose, aad dose rot- tmtarily. It Is not oely a good Im prureaiest to tbe St watoss property, but an Improvement to tbe Thole street. Soath Commercial street could be made one of tbe most stgbtiy street In the city. Its genUe eleva tion's and natural drainage, with " en wbo Jf MJ d llit - n Ctmmnnc lljrnn kill Hall IL lil-p Simmons. Bavne ana Hall It would soon be a beautiful boulevard. Oregon as a state lias no debt, but Its cities and counties owe something which a financial paper lists at tbse figures: Portland's bonded debt on January 1,1807, was W.922,070 Includ ing the water debt or 83,150,000; float ing debt, 173,O0O making a total city debtof &3,0&3,O70. This does not I nclude the port of Portland Vdebt of 8310,000. Astoria's debt Is glTen at MI6.0G0; that of Coavallis, 8I0.SO0; FJeppner, 820,000, Klamath county, 870,000; Lake county, $12,034; Medford, 833.000, Multnomah county, 8176,667, (less sinking fund of 837,630); Oregon City 844,600; Salem, 8183,160; The Dalles, 81CO.000. There are smaller towns that owe something and some of the counties are paying Interest. "4 n Exchange says: It Is now seen that tbe prosperity of a rew years back, which Invited this banking on tbe future has led to bad financier ing. Tbe bad part was buying lux uries, requiring our children to pay the bill." Some or the leading People's party papers In Oregon openly advocate an union of rerortu forces. The Oregon City Herald, Albany Imprint, IIIlls- boro Other Side, Lakevicw Rustler and others take this position. In the mean time silver men are active. The Iowa Sliver Republican conrer- ence meets Ht Des Moines, on May 11, to select representatives to the na tional conference at Chicago, June 8, TheCallsays it is made bya requestor Free Silver Republicans ror a state convention to determine their rela tion to the other bimetallic organiza tions or Iowa under the recent anti- fusion law or the fctate legislature, and to reorganize the Free Silver Re publican state central committee, to elect delegates to the Chicago meet ing June 8, 1697, and to act on any other subjects presented germane to theacompllshment'or American bl metalllxm. It is understood that Chairman Grlflln will shortly call a Minnesota conference for the same purpose. The union conference In Oregon Is to be held at Albany, June 2. The Jodknai. publishes the news about these movements and trusts uood tnav result from these confer ences, but Is not ove.r-sangulno3about results. The editor hesitates this evening between discussing tho foreign war situation and writing a sarcastic dls- Imm rt 4Iia C I n ta t.i n n 'c nrnivwl. .... Hon to cultivate peppermint hay for WVblUll Ul VIIO UMUVJiuuu o "l'' Oregon horses. But as neither would tato natch. Nearly every body has one or ought to havo, and slaughter- log dog rennet is or more importance than killing Turks to our readers How to slaughter the dog fennel without doing harm to the growing crop of the delicious tubers. Is the. problem, we are uot going into ino' merits of hill culture though wo are Wo offer One nundred Dollars Re as bigoted a convert to the latter as ward for any case or Catarrh that can can be. Rut if you don't want small not bo cured by nail's Catarrh Cure, potatoes and a few In a hill, wo p. J. Cueney&Co.. Props, urge you to cultivate carerully us Toledo. O. soon us tho sprouts ure visible. Wo the uudcrslgned, have known The secret U this: Very soon i j. Cheney ror the lust 15 years, and After tho sprouts appear above tho believe him pertectly honorable in all sollthe little liairllko roots strike out business transactions and financially Just below the surface or the soil, ahle to carry out any obligat Ion made Il tlia tlinn f lin nitntrma nm wtv in 1. tlialt- tfrtu ches high these feeders penetrate the soil by the thousand I tt all directions and If weeds close to tho stalks aw not killed early, removing thum or cultivating dose cuts thou off and disturb tlio most luipprtaut process or growth. See? If you don't undor- !'B RflWH f He of Mattie Overman Fame lAcceptsa.CaH.to.Greefl Street Cog- gregatlsnai Church, Chicago. At Um t-Maa&i sreetiBt? of tbe Dsbooae CsBgisatfassI AssOctalWa of Misfetsirs asd LsymaB, eetd at d terse, Iowa,, the ease of Rev. a O. Brows, late of Sso Prasetsco, was dis posed of. Six smmUk ago at Straw berry Foist, Iowa, toe above nasied awocteUos. after a stormy session voted to receive Rev. Brows Into this ae$oc4atlo8, asd sosie tlaae afterwards tbe Bay State association of San Fran cisco made a request throsgb a reso lution that tbls association rescind its action. At the Bellevue meeting this reso lution was brought up and discussed asd finally put to a vote, which re sulted in -its being tabled Tjy a vote Of 14 to 3. Rev. C. O. Brown was present and made a reqhest for dismissal and recommendation to the Green Street Congregational church, of Chicago, where he has received a call to preacn. He received fourteen votes for dismis sal and recommendation, several present not voting. This probably ends the cae so far as Dubuque,Ia.,Congregatlonallstsare concerned, and the' reverend gentle man, who has been a central figure In scandals In San Francisco which are still fresh in the minds of the public, will now become the pastor of what is known as the Green Street Congerga tlonal church in Chicago, in which city he has resided since leaving San- Francisco last fall. The church Is a small one In the outer part of the city. Rev. Brown returned from Bellevue with the Dubuque delegation, and alter spending a rew days here will return to Chicago. He has passed through a trying ordeal the past year, during the progress or his long trial In San Francisco and as a result he has grown quite gray, besides show ing other signs or the physical strain upon him. A Bellevue special says: By unanimous consent Dr. Brown occupied the first houror its arternoon session speaking to a question or priv ilege, lie reviewed the circumstances under which evil reports against him gained currency on the Pacific coast, showing that several powerlul classes of enemies, whose malice he had aroused in the discharge or his duty, including the saloon element aud an aruhlsLs, were ready at any expense to iioln In the work or rulninc him. lie showed that the man who led the op position in the Bay coherence was notoriously his enemy In an entirely different matter before he entered the council or took the matter Into the conrerencc. He reviewed the offer or fellowship from Dubuque association and the efforts of those who have sought to stultify Dubuque association by at tempting to lend it to withdraw their offer affirming that such a course would be Infamous betweon individ uals, and declared that his removal from the Paoltic coast had been In- tluenced by this proffer ne closed by thanking the association that by an almost unanimous vote it had refused such a course and stood loyally by Its first action. Dr. John Blanchard, of Chicago, also spoke, referring to re- nnt. -"T "" VVi' .". corresponuence wuu me com mittee Oi way couicreuce. t "'"',' i " I'ortianu ncicome: -xno wobcourg ,m.,..w ta min. iin.ro is nn question about It." Wbat? Is Eddy aireiay nusoiuieiy sum mut uu i go ing to draw8$,000 more rroin the state treasury for doing nothing? , . Hnw,. Thia, West & Tniax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Waldlng, Klnnan& Marvin, Whole- sale Druggists, Toledo. O. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is .taken ontor- nally, actlng'dlrectly' upon tho blood and umcous surrscoa or the system. nnu umcous bunucua oi mo woieui. Price, 760.,- per b6Ule, Sold hj all i Druggists. Testimonials free, STATE 1 Msrolstajbaveas eiectncal power sd Iflbt pgHt is tse near t store, "acillsier saibsesaspolBted post Bjast'eratSsowKtaBjathcosBty, Or. -Jerry .WilsSa, a Jewelry an at Bosarg isdeveioplBg Into as expert tWMb Bifiker. --VTcloi- Kestl. of Atorfa, was drowDedafew.daysago. He was SO years af age. Esgene sasa bfcyele clab witb 130 meabers. It is known as tbe Eu gese cycle deb." Tbe ixBtoflfee bstcbersbop and dreg stre and casdy factory bsrsed at La Fayette Tbarsday eveBlsjr. R.V.. Grasasi. smoager of tbe Coos Bay railroad says the road will be bJllt to Bosepurg thi- rail. Grasbopper. hare made tbelr ap- pearaseeis larK Dsmbersoa xiTe Mlte asd BlgbfcSlile creeks, Wasco cossty. David D. Gris of Bosebsrg a 4-jear-oM was drowsd is tbe stosgh on the west side of the river on Monday eve nts?. Tbe atlooal Saloon of Astoria was entered by thieves and cigars and some money amounting to 8t63 stolen. W. H, Hallembach, tbe rape fiend wbcrescaped from the Hillsboro jail has not been taken yet but is being pursued. A fishing boat and contents, valued at 8500, was stolen at Astor.a on Sun day The boat contained two guns and and a net. In tbe match game of baseball be tween Albany and Eugene clubs the game was won by Albany. The score was 20 to IS. The intercollegiate Northwest ora torical contest will be held in the Taylor street M. E. church at Port and May 15. The Lane county, tax roll will be kept open till May 15th for tax col lection and will not become delin quent until then. McMlnnville has a new paper, the tbe Pacific Progress. An eight page monthly. It Is the organ or the Ore gon Fire Relier association. W. D Case, or Pittsburg, Columbia county, and J . W. Duncan, or Uma tilla, Umatilla county, were ap pointed rourth clsss post-masters. Business Tor the month or April at the Astoria custom-house rooted up 843.000, being the largest month's re ceipts in the history or the office. Mrs. Thomnson. wire or Dr. E. J. Thompson, Tor ten years pastor or the First Presbyterian church, or Corval II', died on Sunday, aged 56 years. Clarence Newman or Eugene, was arrestea Tor stealing 340 from a Jap anese and plead guilty to the charge and will be sent to the rerorm school. An extra force or men is digging about 700 reet a day on the Hood-river irrigating flume, and it is expected work on the ditch will be finished early in May. The J. I. Jones sawmill or Lane county, one day last week received an order ror 100,000 reet of lumber of the Denver and Rio Grande R. R. in Utah. At a meeting or the stockholders or the Brownsvill bank last Tuesday, J. II, Glass was elected cashier, to fill the vacancy caused by the resig nation or L. L. Say. The Astoria Budget laments tbe ract that business men do not part up liberally some say they will not put up a dollar for the regatta. Never the- less Astoria has never failed todo herself proud. Mrs. Mary Ann Dunn died on the old homestead, six miles southwest of Corvallis, last Saturday. She was a native of Ohio, crossed the plains with the Immigration of 1851,and was 72 years old. A paralytic stroke was tho cause or her death. Henry McKendrlck, or Rosebuurg, Douglas county: Hiram W. Dickey, or Portland; Isac Higglns, ot Fexter Lane-county: and Ezra F. Barnes, or McEwen, Baker county, Reissue: Jas. FlshorCentral Polnt.Tuckson county all were granted original pensions. A party representing Portland cap ital, has secured options on all min ing ground on wbat is called the Coarse Gold Gulch, in the Olalla min ing district, containing several hun dred acres, besides the Brlsbln farm, ror a dumping ground. n. S. Jolnes, representative from Elmore county, Idaho, to the recent legislature, and who was one of the principals In the Heitfeld bribery charges, Is visiting Baker City in quest or a location with the view or establishing himself in business. He Is a blacksmith. D. n. Casey and Ross Ott had a thrilling experience in the Umatilla rlvor, opposite tho Mission, Saturday. Mr. Ott attempted to ford tho river with a four-horse team, bitched to a load of buy. Ho miscalculated the ford and was carried down stream about 200 yaras, when Mr. Casey swam out and out tho harness and rescued the horses; then swam around tho rack and cut Mr. Ott loose. The wagon and load of hay were lost. . , I The wife or our new minister to Belgium has Invented a new pottery jrlaze. England will spend 3115,000,000 her navy this year.and at least on as much next year. That new Kentucky, senator, Beboe. wa?never known to take a drink of liquors and uses neither tobacco nor violent languages. It is estimated' that the tomb or Grant will last as long as the pyrn- amids have lasted. It is believed to tnMtlnllir tnrlnstrUCtlMe VI ""i eiements,unless It 13 the Iron rooi. LR5 U,WWi.J . - which will have to be replaced iroai time to time. ! The United States patent office is less than one hundred and eighty years old, but In Its comparativel y brier lire has granted more patents, over (600,00) than all the old world countries combined. I A Trot. Osgood has made a matne matical demonstration or the possi bility or getting all the animals into Xoub's ark. He makes tbe ark a , three decker with biid caes on top and grain Ibins in the bottom. j A gold man in Xew York, who has the name Silver, was captain or the McKInley club in his precint, and the club rigged ItseU out In spin span new campaign uniforms; but not, it seems, having access to that big Hanna Tund, the clothes were never paid ror. The tailors sued the cap tain, who resisted payment, being willing only to pay ror his own suit; but the tailors won the case, and the officers or the club have to pay the money. The judge declared that It was paradoxical ror silvermen to be at tbe same time a goldman. An extra session or the legislature could heal all the sores and get things In good shape ror the campaign of next June. Statesman. Oh no, Bro.Stateman, thanks! Let the people do the healing act next year, ir It cost somebody a hundred dollars a head, to get those fellows to do nothing, we know of no process of computation that can begin to esti mate the cost or getting them to a something, besides some animal make a more permanent cure bj crawling away by themselves and licking their old soresthan would an salve, those quack doctors could apply. Cottage Grove Leader. A Point to Remember. ir you wish to puriry your blood you should take a medicine which cures blood diseases. The record or cures by Hood's Sarsaparilla proyes that this is the best medicine for the blood ever produced. Hood's Sarsaparilla cures the most stubborn cases and it is the medicine ror you to take ir your blood is impure. nood's Pills are the best after dinner pill; assist digestion, cure headache. 25 cents. CASTORSA For Infants and Children. Col. A. Loudon Snowden, or Phil adelphia, who sered as American Minister to Greece during the Har rison administration, declares on the authority or Dr. Llpsus",' of Berlin, who has made a special investigation that the Turks have massacred 100,000 Armenians, destroyed 2,500 towns and sacked 563 churches and compelled 2S2 to adopt Mohammedanism within the last two years. "GREATEST ON EARTH." Dr. Allies' Reslor&tlvo Nervine. Mr. B. T. Caldwell. Is book-keeper In tho First National Bank of Fulton, Ky. "I tra3 completely run down. My nerves became 60 unstrunj; through loss of sleep and worry tliat I felt sure I would be com pelled to ptvoun my position. I would lie awake all night lonir. and It took hut iittin Cauiweij- JUT !Sfi1nartC0.moJlp 5? ,.hat l CO"13 not possibly attend to my business as I should In connection with thU I had tlwr tnxiuS. heaviness about the stomach, and wlnsiri reduced In Oeah. I was persuaded to try Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine. I first procured a trial bottlo from a local droegUt and rood results quickly followed I lhhn,adoU."""nabythettal aszS-r BSao"i,a2 Nervine, the create txrrtni StA??Uve Fulton. Ky r. T CALDWELL. Dr. Miles Nervine ts sold on a nosltlvo Dr. Miles' Nervine Stores ...Health xA Areama dbv 'trtss the man whose digestion is out f order. Constipation creates more dreanu than are in the infer nal regions. People who are troubled wiui constipation sleep badly and restlessly. Sometimes they can not sleep at all, and when they do sleep, the dreams come. It doesn't take so very long to wear a man out with that sort of thing. He gets up in the morning feel ing worse than he 1U? when he went to bed. He i listless and without energy. The chances are he is dizzy, , bum." palpitation, sees black spots be fflris ereV, has headache and u Mums. What nonsense it lo let a condition of that sort continue. Nine-tenths of aU the sickness in the world comes from constipation and neglect of it. It is a simple thing to cure if you go about it right It's a bad thing and a serious thing if you don't take the right medicine. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets "SSJi" the cure of constipation. The Pellets, are tiny, sugar-coated granules. One is a laxative, two a mild cathartic. fcver -body who has ever used them has a good word for them. They have prevented more serious illness than any other remedy ever sold. Druggists sell them, and an honest druggist will not try to Dr Pierce's Common Sense Medical Ad viser is the greatest family doctor book ever publihed. It explains human physiology and the laws of li?e and health in plain yet scientific language. .It has had a tremen dous sale , 6o,oco copies at $1.50 each, bound in cloth. The present free edition is the same in all respects except that it is bound In strowi nmnilla paper covers. A copy will be absolutely given away to anyone who sends si one-cent stamps to pay coU of mailing only, to World's Dispensary Med leal Association, No. '-63 Main Street Buffalo, N. Y. JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in GROCERIES, PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, VARNISH, nd the first complete stock of RUSHES of all k:nds in the sl-.te. Artists miterirls, lime, hair, cement tnd shingles, and finest quality of jrass seed, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. F.TNER WAN'TEDT-To go on the road uh the latest money making scheme. Must ie of g'od appearance and address and have jioo Address K. B. care of Journal. 5-4-31 FOR SALE -One well bred pointer dog pup. Enquire of Carl D. Gabrielson, Jr., 350 Lib erty street. 54 ?ti GIRL WANTED -general housework. Journal office. -An experienced girl for For particulars Inquire WANTED High grade noman.gooJ church standing to act as Local Manager and State Correspondent here, after thoroughly learned our business salary $900 if qualified. En cloe self addressed stamped envelope to A. T. Elder, General Manager, care Daily Journal. 4-27-lm WANTFD.. High-grade man of good church standing, to act as Local Manager and State Correspondent here, after having thorouchly learned ojr business salary goo if qualified. Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope to A T Elder, Genrral Manager, cire of Daily Journal. 4.27.1m THE "BUSINESS PRINTER' WOf Salem is Frank G nover. He is to be found at Dearborn's, and when found will do our business printing quicker, more clearly and satisfactory than any one here. 4-2otf PERSONS wishing competent help to care for children or assist at special housework, by the day or hour, call at corner Cou t and 21st streets, or telephone to Eppley's grocery store. Terms reasonable. Anna L. Snggs. 4 rj-tf MRS. N. U. SCOTT.,-Stenographer and tvoewriter. room fi nrrr laHrlA- HmW. bank. Prompt attention to all cla-ses of work. SOLICITORS WANTED FOR DR. TAL MAGE'S "Tne Earth Gird.ed." or his dmnm tour around the world, a thrilling story of savapes nnrl linrhnrnns linrla T7.m.i mtllr... Talmage's books sold, and "The Earth Gird- ieais n:s latest and grandest. DEMAND ENORMOUS. Everybody wants this famous book.-onlv s.5n. MR Hfinv:. mr; rnvr. MISSIONS. A gold mine for workers. CREDIT GIVEN. FREIGHT PAID. OUT. FITS FREE, Drop all trash and sell the kinfT of books snrl maVft t-Jrm i mnniV. A A dress for outfit and territory, The Dominion company, aiar ttuuaing, ctiicago. 3-9-3 FOR SALE OR TRADEU-The best hay and stock ranch in Oregon, consisting of 200 aeres. The tract is good for fruit or grain cr general farming. Will sell very cheap on terms to suit, or will trade for other property For particulars address box 62, Mill City, Or 422 im d&w Salem Steam Laundry Please notice the cut in prices on the following! Shuts, plain Iocem$ Under drawers SWlocents Under shirts. Stoiocents bocks, per pair , nt. Handkerchiefs si&Akf,f':-v,:. ......V.V.Vscent. and www .w uuiuw snip 34 cerus per aozen id other work in proportion. EK ; in proportion. K I i - Al m, - m J 1 4 luxiiitia uio outer worK in telligently washed by hand CoL T, Olmsted Prop, EGGS FOR SALE t II I!,' ID ENTIS1 . Sn-ceeT to Dr. J. II. Keene, , t , vimv., w-h-iu, w. a tiic ae operations at moderate feci in a. t 1 ..v" in especial request. 1 . ' 'Uh HOBTGAGB IMS On inside property at 7 per c' ij. , land seeunty at 8 per cent. Safe " n. ,J for investors. Insurance effect 1 r M' companies. JOHN y ' Broker, room Jo. 2, bush ba . r j, WOLZ'S H W LZ U. MIESCKE p ; Dealan iDall kinds of fresh sr . ' . Lard in bulk, 7c a lb Cheape t'r '' own. Try them.' 171 Cwnmer ;1 T' SUIH WATER IS OFFICE:-CITVHAIL 5or water service apply at of- t payable monthly in adrar.w. Mitt 1 compiamu at vaz once. C. HL. JLAnST MERCHANTTAIM itt Cj-miirci-il $- S --j )r grSuits $15 upwards, l'antst npwaajf j BATHS! Bill1 HARD TIMES PRICES.-Eafhj 11 each-porcelain tuba '4 for 50c. Ml!;,, barber shop. 209 Commercial st., Salem tfj J, K. GILMORE, Successor to 'White & Gilmore, Lime, Cement, Lath, Hash. Corn and Corn Chop, a'l kinds of feci 54 STATE ST. T. H HAAS, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, Makes a sp-Ulty of fine repair work, SeJ Thomas clocks, etc., 315 Commercial Scat The Pohle shop, on corner of State and Fra is now prepared to do first class m !(! h Xj. AND GENERiVL JOBBING. l3?"Saiiifacticn guaranteed. Give us a till 1 12 im POHLE & BISHOP. J. S. FREEBC N EVV IM A.RKET, State street, near railroad. Freshes best meats. My patrons say I keep the w meats in town, "3 Hbllo! SEE D, S.fjBENTLEY. If von want ta move or want a lsadoll'l kind hauled or want a load of manure, dirt, sand or gravel, or cement, lime, hair pUster, bnck or sewer pipe, see D. S. Bentley, cor ner of Front and Chemeketa streets or itj up telephone 30. Also wood and coil hands at nil times. Orders promptly attenirt to. DEPOT EXPRESS, Meets all masl and passe" .j - tn as. B, gage and express to all parts of the cq Prompt service. Telephone No. 70. We are prepared to pay the highest o .. r.iir j Lr .,Ir and Office next to Capital brewery. ,,.. m AXrer TTTPRREM & LEVl Acme Steam W A fortune made bv a very Stnall Jr ment. Don't write unless you eM.j nesi, J. 'MRS.A.C. M'CinCIIBfl Sparta, Mich. 4-'1' STENOGRAPHING AND Tf PBffBITISt Legal and comaiercul work a spec : Telephone one-four. Office w ith hwr Condit & Park, Gray block. DicUtua at yonr office and work returned on Srtf STELLA bHBfr Titfi;- caili Hutari f 1 1 Htt M II (Zrttfmt