Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, June 05, 1897, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI if m n HI Daily Capital Journal, BY HOKER BROTHER. SATCBDAY, JVXE , I7. Kelt wee la fwWte elod efei asd a ew owjh of leaiatrf will be rhoe. It If Ui M nop! Utot ko cblW rW ail rf frvsmnkm htamv f the prrralftav epMemie Mm k. s kept w raasy ekMiem oat af fcw. Tbe gr&tmittitu exerewe PrMs night 1ll b? Ue g real JmbI treat of tbe week. Is llie arterlto of a corp of teacher tor the cumin year tae ntA ttmri to te artJos l If Mi the Itae uf tfirKtt ft ea- pwyt Ma Ue trailed and saeeeaw fal profekaI teaener who aw de mJg Utelr lire to the of ed MeaUaa. Teteaiag l bvsomlm mone and mnt a on! twld of lab-w. r itHfrfffg (fenttf'm of Ue bet eaenfles and faleneet of sMiteiy well a tfe mmK literal culture. The were edsealfoasl vrtMr wb teaefee is a temporary (xxxipUuu Ut get bold .f a (Idle paMIe money beeuMiog tte xr-tkM. CONGfiESSlA L CUBA II any te rtza ta ' tW a Ik tie-" aaJatte adaf r. He ariMr tint ae Mf oAee . 1Uk; da-, aWaot totfce Foaate, wfca elected Mat a4 f Mm S9M a ' j rr. 6w cta-fcwtoi., Msyffe- Tarjff 0fl Wool Discussed. Cafean Gills Are Auctioned- ecfor. to Ufet otker new ami ac- - ecafeal lew ee ta wale the e ? K2A a part- la efe of aaaHc rifca fiiniTLan- aaa agmam ertrpnrmiHumi amm lae w ftfal eta. IJc OMasellei Matt " ft eomrtr to pay aa SoW back .' tax-as on aortaes r a rteor- Br tie PresMeai tr arenf ! the crawl. Jf w Mar Jeofcse f a a seaeral offer, toe aret attorney aeawrml weM hare tsM oa the s4e if the UiraWf. WkM ttorreUrr Klocaid tn weat iU office-. Jiba flail Mtwjtof a tMll lor abo"t TJf fr fec for al le?d r7iee io HxtUJ! Mr, Idle ataa rreovMefxkd parwewt. Hr. ; KlacaM threw the 011 la the wate hMfect aod Mi- iYIaif mm aew re-, arraet It watll there t s seereWrr of ' tat In oMee Mwe pilaMe thaa Mr. Kiaealtf. . The EraHtie 0csf Pirtkiate Tbis lafMNsas Craer in TheyAHHN HUGHES, -rtj - Deafer in GROCERIES, PAINTS. Come OILS, WINDOW GLASS, VARNISH, nd the w:st cwnpfete stock of E RUSHES of aH k-nds in tnc itiie. Artists materials, fee, hair, cement Sr.Loeas, Ji 5w TheGwfce-De- s the JoDol? iron aft II a. aa. Two by MaaUe, o. ih ': a the la bllt aaal ' -mtt sate o . kk nairt u. i hm natruaai mi " r" j .. - - , , J. o, wacre there is a samoo w wj f the rlris has Msardel as to cie the ww be tatpuse li UWJt. The soWSer? seised a pecifico. eaaaa reoeatlr, eaptariasr eietat men ; Tber art Uia ia tniici aa weB u ta irsf&t, "lt tbe oost hrfCWrV rtssikable t"g abwat Hood's Swsa parKa is tbt eartotsera who tzy other iKaedies all eosse tck to Hood's, aad iK!. i .w iv. morrsoss sues OI UUS crtatzsedieiDeHBai keep p i and sWsgfes, atd finest quality of ooaUaae tfie jwnnie jt rossd, steady 9 as a clock. , graSS Seed. "Whr Is it?" "0. sfaaplr becaeso Hood's StisapilU bss raore real enra tiTexaerit thsa any XBdidne 1 erersold." This Is ol daily ccenrreace in almost CTery drag store. Hood's SarsapariUa has cared more sickness, and made iaore happiness throogh restoration to health thsa any other xaeojeme. Tne Oreyim woilmetr aad the Ore- tfft. itxMtiuvr are hmh Uuucd tm all r ? ntw material that I hltd oat of tire Mat lint come back in a man uf.?-?rJ form tole eoiMMKf'ner. It-twe tlMA! two prejHs f tll io raw watfrial cheap and niya UniM& rHtiducU dear Oitesifm l fe t pr. Tlic ooU of tvo lrafXKl, 13 exjn; of man a facto rv aodtvo tcFd(2lrRifl pruHL all are VM U th's tale when nedo wA matitttacUin s. t home w-at cookl ix maaafaetan d here. How can we Himalate Hisitn factare? We liae little eoeNder.ce in artfftcal rtlwulant. Tbe jNittlr In uf zul 2W acre of a flax crop f r fibre In tbe WiiUHieUe ralley i a hopeful sln. It can n worked up lhU)failc of fibre which will IhIo nwitr luUi iMjr fttate that l now Klni Ui Europe- Msatle wa reeacBiaed aad ad- UM 14 ?" aca W0IBen dreaacd the eat la two hoars. He! " tbe eUte- 15 ti'earf aid that there had beea ao oapor- ow' wefe Bal loe "" 3Ba - ,a taalty fc prr-eatlo- the wuwjrower' "ol""S elrcomstao aideofthe cooteMhia u. the other It Is Uled that thejr were ex- k.... . i h. KHnioutriMt aoa ibmubk re- wbmm j vmksc, e aw aajaan.-oai . mmzxs aad nooiaieou w toe sowter-, aad thaa Hi to tbe hiehest Udder, aerer beea reached ia that bndr. ! sowier ..atnm.? 'b i Me Dreaeated Julir and swDaorted " w, -,.. - coanreiy ffaat (ivinar tfi liw brir li Waea the peefle eleet a secretary t, ---i fo-. j-i-t. u,. w j , of state to rearewat the oaVlal da, ' Xr. Idleataa doe, oratwaala we! . ..... j, aad eaelMneoL. u tbeir aaore forte laaacioe be does, ther will aay Mr. wjtl aaerwi, ublesaad 4atiHies Mt ua"K soldiers for cash with Hall's bill of I'M aad a reat asaor'tbe wnd "wr-.id r.r ih ...: bleh to porcbafea girl. othrr siwiUr Mite w Mch Mr. KiaeaJd ' --. nmA .- , h. www. L-.- ' "Ooe of the seant5 acted has firowa ia the waale banket. ' Waea OoL Bddr of the defaoct rail road ojcomMod nanhen oktaiaed by the uul growers by Ue tkNeer. Two of tbe one 15 aad tbe other 1' asaoc prettiest girls, , were fold to . deoraeiai Lju rf ! ralnt r.f hn arwl the ' j A..rin ,w .,. -i, .,- n ooe man. a mole drirer. A lie had . ... . i -"".- mm wmm. ., ,mk.- - f. &. HHsetai nonxon of me nfrteooeot at- hi,i ih,ih,r r .h..m' no meat, some curlo-lty was ex wraey seoerai ot urtxoa. tnst coned darlia? of the o&cUl ariaioeraer We hear of palnter and toeehaoicx In till" city worlcln;; at &0 ceats U 81 a day. More cannot et work at any price. Still there If a Jar nuuibcr who are Idle a? a matter of choice, or indifference. The man who can earn &' centra day can live. At a tl.00 a day he and hi? family can lire and Hurt, romcthln;; If they have n garden, and understand gardening and house hold economy. Many will not believe this, hut it If a fact. There l not much une waiting for political pros perity. Neither the mills nor the mint will Milve the prohlem of in dividual Jvolyency. They may help or hinder, hut cannot endure persona puc-ew. A t lie mine time we do not Ixilleve capital at th( helm of govern raent can enrich the mas', or that .the laborer will ever be treated other wise than ana secondary consideration until he elects a more ftymnathutlc udmlulitratlou. smlUsi aa effofcreat sm lie, wiakf hi eye, gives bin ieval advfcto tree, and yrrriloly Mpethhie5 with the mrer worked CV4ooel baeauy; his foootbly vteiu to tbe State Treasury bare bwe Intercepted. When tbe railroad coomiiloo called on Secre tary Kiocaid to gel ioHroctlon a i lo how to present tbelr MIU, h a.- to make tbeui 'tick a claims 2Ut i.ne wiie una its uxpavers in te future, they got the gram IxMinre loeUKincally speaking In place of advice. Kiocaid could hare advised them, Ju-it a Idleman does. Uut KlncalJ consider hiniielf a servant of the people, ma of the leeches, tar nacle and hlood cockers. year that br rkaara nr th owuir. mtKKiMtnrtMLUHKln tuLiidiutliu. " Preued as for wbooi be na, acting the enaetoHMit of a tariff Jaw. tbe ! U w,ts discovered afterward that the wwl grower would not receive much ,rt5 were lo th Q08" of oI- leeilt from a protective tariff for " oaie ana capt. Anzor,.ine four year? u, cotne coawiandlBgoolceraof the place. He asrted that whenever tbe tar- "Havana paper, have denounced Iff law Is to be enaetad, the powerful thte "tBe. d ay that the palace uianufacturlnt: interest of the "" tWMim Pul "P w wie Prac Hood's Sarsaparilla I the staBdard the Ooe Trae Blood rariAer." t, ,, r,.,, are the orfy pHi to take I jCKI S Fl IIS with Ucofff SarsaEarirU- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. LOST A brows leather afce, nedina nze, blled with kdKsaadcaildm's cloOwnj, be. tweea Sik aad Lake Lalma, oa Pnlaad tosd. Leare at Wade's More 'rtk SsIm, or at ThoMi A: Watts' odVexfx rrvatd 6x3tJ C. H MACK DENTIST rt, icxzie lees je air f.Tv'a Larpst and Rae L ass tver in the Cltr r vk Libby Glass Works! Dmct S. W. THnnrocrt., . T " 6, jewelers, aat Commercial St., Salem THE "BUSINESS PRINTER" Of Sales u Tnmk. Comorer. He i to be faaod at Dear, boni", and when foaad will do romr baswes pnatwg qatcker, taoce clearly rod sansfact ory thaa asy oe here. 5 20 tf The Chtirches. Xjoces for tBM colon MUST be haaded in bef re 1 1 o'clock "atariay noro5ng to is sue pabltciikm. BROWN FOUNTAIN WASHER Best de vise kaovti or caaaa friit, geaeral ccokug by steaa. Prkfi redaced ta writ the tote, Irora S3 50 to 2x10. Address I . B. amvra by card or otherwise. Safeo, Oregoa. 65 31. .Or- MORTGAGE m OsJMlJCtwiavH. . - - WseeVSpcrcf; lor areHon. Iataraace eSeced -, ? Broker, room " No. jKjljg' 1 SUNDAY SEKVICES IN SALEM. Col. Kddy, or the Oregon Hallway Commission comes to the defence of Attorney General Idleman, against the charge that he allowed fltate JandH to Ixj transferred to clients of IiIh who realized about 411,000 out of the transaction, which thCHlate lost. Col. Eddy, ay In his nrt(cle about the Hale of thee valuable lands: "The matter wan icierred to the attorney general, who looked up the caw) and reported to tho board that the mate had n valid claim to the land In question and might give the deed; and In order to make Ills title clear tlio owner of the land paid the noaru tue minimum price ror school land and obtained a deed. Who signed that deed? The attorney general didn't, but the sccrctury of state did. If this was so great a robbery why did ho become a party to It? He dis regards the udyice or the attorney general whensoovcr It pleases him. Why could ho not have dorm so then? Mr, Klncald probably signed tli 0 deed for tlio lurid, on tlio attorney general's advice, after getting his ad vice in the matter, but probably re grets that ho took that udvlco, and has been careful not to take It again In Important matters. What rlulit hasouruttorney-goricriil to reprosont miy Interest contrary to tlio public Interest? Why doesn't ho defend tlio public who pay him? The pooplo who pay taxes arc closely watching every public olllulal, to eco whether ho Is disposed to make the burdens on the taxpayer lighter or heavier. Tlio olllclal for royenuo, who has no con scientious scruples about extrava gance In tlio public sorvlco is bolng spotted. Thews nro times of hard ships for taxpayers and of oloso mar gins for business mop, Tlio attorney gonoral Is paid 83,030 11 yoar to prose outo cases for tlio people of Oregon In tlio namo of tho stato. Ho assumes that ho can become attorney for tho Railroad Commission against tho state, or ror Senator Mitchell ugalnst tho commonwealth, when In fact an attorney-general can only act for thoso who pay dim all tlio people. Mr, ldlomau may nob llko to ugrco with tills oplnloij, Hut It Is a fact that whenever titorq das boen a suit of Im portance llko tlio Hull road Commis sion va, Klncald, or tlio question of auditing bills without legislative au thority, Mr, Idleman takes tho sldoof In military law an officer who oun-! elf, advices or gives comfort to the enemy is a traitor. Mr. Idleman Is elected and pild by the people, hut serve those who prey off the people in violation of the law and the consti tution. He would be court-martiulled and shot, according lo military law' if be so conducted hlunelf in time nr war. As it Is, he will ba honored and promoted by the ch-H who plunder the taxpayers whenever opportunity offers. Mr. Idleman and Mr. Eddy are talented uentlemen. They are educated men, orators, writers and distinguished by party service and in their professions. They have large circles of friends and admirero.and we would not have them think that wc would do them Injustice as Individ uals. It is hard to conform ones sense or public Justice and uphold principles and Ideals In public affairs In a practical and ellectlw. manner, so as to present object leoon rrom current events, without seemingly doing more Injustice to Individuals than Justice to the community. Hut we must honestly and fearlessly. strive to do this. We do not consider 3Ir. Klncald perfect in all ills act-. ldlo mau and Kddy (have some redeeming qualities. Their determination to make the public service a life avoca tion Is only marred by their utter misconception or the bcusc or respon sibility which should animate a pub lic servant. country are always on tbe ground? pursuing their interests, while fann ers and wool-grower? jare an isolated and -atlersd clan from tbe nature of their vocation, and are thus lacking in effective organization, hence bad not received tbelr just share of pro tection. A great majority of tbe woolgrowers of the country are protectionist and republicans; most of them arc believ ers In the free coinage of gold and sil ver; but the question of protection and free coinage having been divided tice. "It is stated in Havana among the American colony, that Calhoun has been informed 'of these and similar practices, and that much to the wur riment and dissu! to the Spanish oflicials, he is collecting evidence upon tills -ubjec.. He has already been given sufficient evidence to prove the existence of many horrible practices on the part or Spanish officers, as re gards their conduct toward Cuban women. Tbe -atrocities perpetrated in Guanabacoa under Major Fonde- In the last campaign, the woolgrowers vl,,ea have ,jeen Teritted b ulm as MonthB and Seasons, Tho Willamette unlvorslty chapel was well filled last evening with an appreciative audience to enjoy the beautirul children's cantata ".Months und Seasons" by the chlldrens clasbos under the direction or Pror. H. A. Heritage. The object for which tho cantata wasglyon, was a worthy one and the goneral public turned out In largo numbers. A percent or the pro ceeds was glvon the university Y. W. C. A. to be usixl In sending u delegate to the Hiimuier school at Mills college, California, this summer. Notwith standing the fhut that the prevailing slcknoss n.ou9los had made notice -ablo Inroads on tho ranks of tho J live nllo singers, yet the young folks did exceptionally woll rollectlng great credit not only upon thomsolvos but, upon the muster under whose Instruc tion they had boon. Space, forbids in dividual mention but tho solos, trios and choruses, woro good. Tho selec tion by ton little girls from the Che iiiawn Indian Training school, "Tur key Turks" In costume, was so woll done, thoy received nn encore to which thoy respondod. It Is remark ablo tho dogrco or proficiency In music tills company of young Indian girls has attained. The exercises or tho evening concluded with tho following vory protty tabloaux; Winter, "Forty Degrees Helow Zero;" Spring, "Crowning tlio May Queen;" Summer, "The Harvest Lunch;" Autumn, "Thanksglvleg chant, Psalm 23. accepting the pledge contained in the republican national platform in favor of "ample protection ror wool," and believing protection to be a para mount issue, cast their votes in the doubtful states ror McKinley and elected him. The tariff bill as it passed house a now amended by the senate utterly rails to meet the expectations or the woolgrowers, and is regarded by them largely as a rcpudiaton of the republican pledge. Tiie wool growers of the country, he continued, were Indignant over this treatment, and he warned the Hebub- Means that they must change the proposed rates or they would lose the support of this numerous element in the ensuing campaigns. He asserted that the McKinley law hud not ar rorded necessary protection to wool growers, and quoted statistics to prove his assertion, He quoted Al drlch's statement that the proposed senate rates would give from 10 to 20 percent more protection to the wool- growers than they hud ever received under any former tariff, and produced statistics to show that the promised rntos were much lower, Instead of be ing higher. Senator Butler, In a speech on the income tax, referred to the "indecent" haste with which the polling bill was urged immediately after the decision or the United States supreme court against the anti-trust law. Uullorn, chairman or the interstate commerce commission, resented this statement saying the pooling bill was not being pressed with indecent haste, and that such a statement was a mis representation of racts. Chlllou, a member or the -Interstate commerce commission , in turn dif fered with Chairman Cullom, and said tho pooling hill had not been sorlously urged till alter the recent decision or the supreme court. At 2:50 consideration on the tariff bill was rosumed. NOMINATIONS. The prosldont sent the following nominations to tho senate: Law- renco Townscnd, or Pennsylvania, minister or Portugal; Ellis II. Rob orts, or Now York, treasurer or tlio Unitod States, Conare N. Jorden, of Now York, assistant treasurer of the Uultod Statos, at New York, AQRRBD. Tho senato commlttco on territories agreed to a favorablo report on tho nomination or M. A. Otero to bo gov ernor of Now Mexico. SIQ.NKD I1Y THK PRKStDENT. Tho prosldont has signed tho sundry bill. COUnETT'8 CASK. Tlio senato committee on privileges and elections mado and effort to dls poso or tho claim or 11. W. Corbctt to tlio vacant senatorial scat from Ore gon. Hoar moved a resolution In the committeo favorablo to seating Cor bctt, but Pottus called attention to possible. If asked the question "Have you got a stomach?"it would'besafe on general principles, to answer "Yes." But, ir you are sure or it, that is, ir you ever feel any distress aHer eating or any pains or whatever description in the region or the stomach, you have got the ; onietIiInir inorp than an ordinary siomacn; in oiuer woros, you nave got a diseased stomach. The -aoaiach is a poweriui muscle, and tne proper remedy ;or a tired muscle is rest. Try the Shaker Digestive Cordial, for tills product not on y contains diges ted rood, which will nourish the sys tem without any work on the part of the dfaaed organs, but it aids the digestion of other foods as well. You can test its value In your case for the inning sum or 10 cents, samplebot tles at this price are carried by all druggists. Luxol Is the best medicine for chil drenj Doctors recommend it in place of Castor Oil. F1KST CUUP.CH OF CHRIST. (Scientist) Sunday School atlOa.m L 5son sermon 10:30 a. in. Fridav eve ningTO. Christain Science Hall, cor ner Court and Liberty streets. All welcome. PKESBYTEEIAN. Regular preachingrvices morning and evening at the usual houri. Rev. II. A. Ketcliem D. D. vl Berkley Cal., will preach. All are invited. S. S. and Y, P. S. C. E. a- UMiaJ. YFW PARK. Services as follows. Preaching it 11 a. ni. by Hev. J P. Hummer, and at8 p. m. by the pastor. Sabbath scno-t: at 10 a. m. and Y. P. S. E. at T in the evening. Walter Reynolds paaf r. EVANGELICAL CHCRCIL Corner Seventeenth and Caeraeketa streets. Sunday school 10 a iu pre..-l- ing at 11 a. m by Rev. Simon rl . Junior Y. P. A. 3 p. m. Senior Y. l'.A. 7 p. m. Preaching at S p. m. b l;e.-T.T.Vincent. FOR SALE A raall, well paying besote, located ia the baMoess center ol the city, for sale cheap. A good linog for the r.gbt ami Address A. B C., care of Joamal. 6 la WANTED fnHtworthr percos competent to earn 6j xaoothlr aod' erpentes to tnvel. Referesces The Dotaiakm CompaoT, 001 Star Baildisg, Chicago ' 3 5- PROMPT ATTENTION. Voa cm have yosr begy tires set for 2 and other light tires. Horse shoeiag, 4 new shoes lor si. Hrst-clau work gaarioteed. Joba Holra, bUclcssrith High street, cat to Cook hotel. 6 3 Imd r FOR SALE OR TRADE Tbe best bar and stock ranch in Oregon coosuting of 200 ictes, tsjgood tor trait, grain or gtoeral lam ing. Will sell for half its valoe 03 terms to sail or will trade for town property or a szaall place For particular! address Box 62, MiHC tt, Oregon. 5 2o-lm$ ffK lilffl W'LZ 4 m KE P-M! Dsalan in 'all LinJ. -r . . Lard in bafk, 7c Hk Sf ? ? , own Try them. t?t r JZIZ" -T fc .... v. SALEM Win B OFFICE--CITV HALL ?oc rer serrice ?p-y lt oSc, fl payable monthly in a.-?,., -."i a cosupUtBts at the oScc. " A K.VOvK DOWN.-Hirses shod here after a' St for foar new shoes. Tbe bet stock aod woik A. R. Willird, I'M State street. Salem 5-'4-tf WANTED. Permaaeat ofice assistant and tOTcpoadeat h.-re. Salary S7S0. Enclose e!f addressed stamped tnretape to W. L. BF.OW.N, Gtu'I Manager, cire Dailv Journal. " 5Stf FIRST CONGREGATIONAL. vr. (J. Kantner. pastor. Ser- SAVE YOUR GRAIN. Few realize that etch squirrel de roys Si .50 worth of grain annually. Wakelee's Squirrel and Gonher Exter minator is the most effective and economical poison known. Price re duced to 30 cents . For sale by G. W. Putnam, Stciner Drug Co., Lunn & Brooks, G. L. L. Baskettand A. J. Stone. d & w-3 104m Wool is coming into the warehouses at The Dalles at the rate or one quarter of a million bounds per day. Rev vices at 10:30 a. m. and S d. m. Subietr of morning sermon "Great Gnce." At 8 p. m., by the request or Camp 118, Woodmen or the world, the pastor will preach a Memorial seimon. to which all Woodmen and their rams lies are Invited Sunday chool at 12 m. Juulor End-.iv r j- la m V. P. S. C. E. at 7 p m CHRISTIAN SC1EKCK. tvery Sunday at 10:30 a. m. Wed nesday at 7:30 p. m.. at 2JU Liberty street. These meetings are conducted by the students or a normal course graduate of the Metaphysical Col lege, Boston, Mass., founded by Rev. Mary Baker Eddy, discoverer and founder of Christian Science. The public are cordially invited to attend thee meetings. CHRISTIAN CHCRCH. Morning theme: "The Kirtli nr tho Mountains." Special inosic. AtS:00 p. in. the annual concert, "Children's Day lor foreign missions" will iv mn. deredbythe Sunday school, assisted by the choir. UNITY CnURCH. Services at 10:30 a. m. nnrl k n m Sunday school at 12. Unity Guild at 7 P. m. Rev. W. "R. Ciirwlanr mcfor Snbject or mornlhg sermon, "Lead Us !Not Into Temptation But Deliver Us From Evil." Subject or evening lecture, the last in the course on Prehls-oric America, "The -Origin or the American Pennfp in Pmiiictirtn Times and the Lost Continent " "O EST 40 acres, boasu, barn, wood- 01, olcbip, mi'k bouse, 5 railes out. :o a res eeded paturt will carry 7 bead, running ater. Wood aad loo eord staiap i? can be had cheap. 3 acre bearing cr- bard, good garden foor acres re.-dy toplaot So r ds from school small cash rent on ear lerms Address Box 145 Salem, or calf. U. W. Psaimine. 2 mile north on river road. . 7tf C. H. JLANE, ffiMISTTillll IK :au.-.il 5. -,t j ), py S nn its upwards. Paatst cpgtajr n MRS N. B. SC'iTT. Sif-vrnher and typewriter, rojin 6 jv.t ,.)!it Uuh's bank. Prompt aticoti w 10 all cU e of work. TRADE .Fur -n lrde lor ton propertv. One of th K-s - l and grain farms in the v-'le" is m; e v j h'..-t of Oreiroi Ciu on Molalls rier. i6omi. Ino u-rfer fence, 35 in cop. in fine tauurr. (jd rnnrnmr water on each 50 ace '.( farm. Good frame j ijvux: w rami, ?oai rams, splendid granary etc, crop, wagon, tarn. plos. mower, etc., goes with farm. A rare ca'h bargain $2.2. Will trade for subaibcn property in Sslem or in any gol town in 20 miles of Salem. Write at once fo- full par ticulars 10 E. A. Wrig t Meadowbrook, Clackamas, count". Oregon MS! m HARD TIMES PP ICES.-.v. .,u. eatb-porcelain labs- 4 for 53c. Millvi barber shop. 2cq Caamercul s; iaalea j J, R. GILMORE7 Successor to White & Gilmott, LipJ'eoicntLalPlA. 54 STATE -ST. Uei T- H HAAS, WATCHMAKER A.ND JEWELER, spTiltyof fine repair -"rk, Sei Co-nnsrc-al Stest akes Tn-Mi.clA-Vv etc . 2i; Depot Express. i.aets all raasl ana pxiicager trails. Big, ' sSw uu uic w an pins oi tue ci:; 1 nrn)HKiHn, 1 eiqmone iNo. 70. IAMES RADER. Salem ftte 6jhllo! tarOrtlce In City Hall. A good, healthy wholesomeness will nwke even a homely face attractive. There are many reasons why women should take care to be healthy. One very strong reason is that beauty and illness are very seldom found together. Illness and especially the kind peculiar to women makes the complexion bad, the eyes dull and sunken, the manner listless and the intellect dull. No woman in this condition can be at tractive to her friends. Personal ap pearance counts for much, but comfort amounts to even more. What's the good of living if one cannot enjoy anything? If headaches and backaches and drag ging weariness and pain accompany even Remains Unidentified.- a picture of Fred Meunz, the San -Francisco butcher who disappeared some four months ago, was received yesterday. Thos H, Reynolds from -San Fran cisco Masonic Lodgewith the request that an effort be made to ascertain nis whereabouts. The photograph was shown Coroner A, M. Clough but it bears no resemblance whatever to the man who was killed in Salem hv the California oyerland on Anril 15th. The man remains unidentified and it Is possible that the real identity of the man may never be known. Irrigation nours 0 to S a. m. and o to 9 in the evening. All Irrigation bills ror the summer will be due and payable the 1st or July. Street sprinkling tluoughlawn hose If yoa want 1 1 move or want a ljad ol atj kind hauled or watt a load of manure, di., sand or grave, or cement, lime, hair pliste, brick or setrer pipe, see D. S. Binder, e ner of Front and Chemeketa streets or t'W positively prohibited. I up telephone 30. Also wcol an! call No deduction for irrigation rlnrlnrr hands at all times. Orders prompfly attend:! a r3 """; SKE D. S, BENTLEY, water is cut off the absence unless entire premise; No allowance made for part of sea son as more water is needed to bring out a neglected lawn than judicious use for the entire season. Salem Water Co. THE Join G. frit to. J. S. PRB i no Ml NEW MARKET. light fatigue? If the ivstetr a debilitating to eneri Eastern liurd-wbout Hour u specialty! tho absenco of tho Democratic sona nt E. M. Rowley's, successor to J. G.!tor?' and asked tbut tho decision bo ' postponed until the next mrwt.inir r wrK'lt" 6 2t ' tlio committee, which was done. stem is constantly subletted drain, where is the gy to come From to make enjoyment possible? Personal comfort and a consideration for the feelings of others are two of the incentives to an effort to secure health. If the illness is In any way connected with the purely feminine organism (and the chances are ten to one that it is) Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription will cure it. Dr. Pierce has used the Prescription " In his practice for thirty years with un broken success. A large book (1000 pages and 300 illustrations) written by him entitled "The People's Medical Adviser" will be sent absoi.utbly krrb vu icvcipi ui 31 cents in one-cent stamps to pay postage and wrapping otify. "uu'"a YUKI.U'H Ulbl-JiMSAHY All ASSOCIATION. Buffala..N. Y. CLUB' STABLES, Best horses and carriages in the citv. renaoie. rear temce prompt 11 liiamcue. and All Hotel Haying disposed of my mer chandise business, I wish to state that I can still be found at my office in tbe old Pioneer Grocery. I propose to devote my time to the insurance bus ness, and write policies in the best companies known. All persons indebted to hip niic call and settle at once and save expense or collection. 5 24 ml John G. f rii'lrf State street, near railroad. FrethettisI best meats. My patrons say I keep tie W treats in town. ' (J & MANN. PROPRIETORS. STENOGRAPHING AND TVPEWRITING. Salem Steam Laundry j. iv.uk uuute me cut in prices on tne iollowingj "AT THE OLD POSTOFFCE." A. DAGENY, Family Wine and Liquor fc. Removed from 102 State to IM Ceam srem street . Bottled goods of the best qoawj. The Deifliel Linen-Mesh Underwear sn iatf3 r' 'VI nWdi hum mtif y Shirts, plain., , unaer drawers. ....10 cents S to 10 cents S to 10 cents Legal and Condit & Park. Grav Mm. M. . t leiepnone IsniCAi, comaiercial wort a oncfour. office ,vi,h Sherman irk. Grav bloclr. n;-i-.: ... at your office and work returned on 1 STELLA.SHERMAN. 1st youi notice. 430 t Under shirts Socks, per pair . . .7.7. 3 l , !Sf , rrflnir.i,Lr, 3 cents Silk handkerchief:.". 'I "?' Sh. .. :n" .' V::. ": J. cen and other work in JropSrtionr" ' . "-mwa uiu onier woik in telligently washed by hand. CoL I Olmsted Pi-op, Our catalogue contains son very interesting facts on-d subject of underwear AsklOf a copy at our Salem agents. JOS MEYERS & 9' t m