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Newspaper Page TextChange jrf Climate Broaks Down the Health of an Oregon Man What a Few Bottles of Hood's Sarsaparllla Did for Him. " Oar homo Is In Clark county, Wash ington. My little boy was taken with asthma when only two years old, and prow worso until ho was Oxp, when the physician advised as to tako him to a dry i limate. I resolved to go to tho great vhcat fields of Eastern Oregon and work in harvest, but I soon found my own health was falling. I could neither eat ror. drink without getting sick. I was Hind and dizzy. I procured a bottle of Hood's Sawaparilln and began taking it, nncf in a few weeks I was well and able to vork every day. My little boy is now taking Hood's- Sarsaparllla with good rjsults." D. Patthb, Wasco, Oregon. IHSOOCl'S Sparma 1 s the bcst-ln fact the Ono True Blood rurlfler. Sjld fry all druggists. $1) all for HnnriU Plllc d0 not pUrBe- pa,n or 1 IUUU S IUS crip,. Dru:lsU. tin. FPOM A SUPFERKR. How A. Cooper Had a Rotten Bone Healed After 35 Years. Chehalis, 'Wash., April .9, 1398. Dr. J. F. Cook, Salem, Or: 1 received your letter and was glad to hear from you. You want to know how my leu is Retting along. It Is nil I'lRht; the flesli Is jjrowInR out over the ibln bone and Is turning white. It Is not straight yet, but I think It will be as straight as the other leg when warm weather comes on. I can work most of the time. Tho other doctors told mo 1 could never be cured without splitting it and scrap ing the bone, but they arc mistaken. It is getting well without cutting or' scraping, so they do not know as much nsthey thought they did, but you are nil right, for you have done Iu3t what ou said you could do. I will answer any questions you ask about my leg. very truiy yours, A. Coopek. Dr. Cook's ollicc'is at 301 Liberty street, saiem Pendleton. The veterans of the battle of Willow Springs celebrated the 20th anniversary of that event. Meets Your Needs. When you feel tired. languid. nervous and are troubled with pimples ana eruptions, you will una uooa'a Sarsaparllla exactly meets your needs, lb Durllies and enriches the blood and enriches the blood and 'imparts to It tne qualities neeaea to tone tue ncryes and nourish the whole system, It cures all blood humors. Hood's Pills cure sick headache, nausea, oinousncss ana an liver 111s Price 25 cents, Baker City. The yirtue mine was leased on Monday to Geo. W. Grayson, of Oakland, Cal., The mine is leased for 18 months. A CHILD ENJOYS The pleasant flavor, gentle action, and soothing effect of Syrup of Figs, when in need of a laxative, and If the father or mother be costive or billious, the most gratlfylng.rcsults follow its use; so tuat it is tne dcsd rarauy remedy known. Every family should have a bottle. Manufactured by the Call ifornia Fig Syrup Co. ClTILWELIi DETECTIVE AGENCY, 128 15 Kearny Street, San Francisco, CaL To district attorneys, sheriffs, attorneys at law and prlvato parties: Prepared to transact all business of a conflilentl"' and intricate character expeditiously and on reasonacj terms. Correspondents all ovv tft IWMi Albany. John Fox for 30 years a resident here, died last Saturday of brlghts disease and had been sick for nearly a year. To serve our P CELEBRATED 0 country and family well, robust heath la n nnpncalfv t. The weak and N& nervous by- '.IS nslnrr t.hn ) bitters can regain lost vigor, and meet every Sitters emergency of life. r t rr. STEAMER I A-LTONA, leaves for Portland Monday, Wednesnday and Friday, 7 145 a.u J Quick time, regular nei- J vice and low rates, p Dock between Stat and Court streets. M. P. BALDWIN, X Asrent. Salem. -il JT. A. ROTAN, 229 Ccmmercial st. Has just'received two can of new furniture! From the East. Full line of C Wall Paper and Carpets 2 Pest stock of UNDERTAKING GOOD3, lo percent off on wall paper to make room ' fcr fall stock. 7 1 imd&w TEAS AND COFFEES Some ratesbrands. FRUITS FRUIT JARS And all that goes with season. the frul Star Grocery. JOHNEON & VANTJEVERT. lco COURT STf PHONE so -,jWVZdM BbBBf NAVY WILL SHELL THE CITY. American Soldiers Will Take the Re treating Dons. Ofe AaoADORES, July 13. The navy have solved the problem of how to take Santiago a city four and a half miles away, and concealed from view by a range of hills 250 feet hlg'h at Its lowest part ? The problem has been satisfactorily solved. If the army hereafter novtr fires a shot and meekly guards the roads, the t avy could make Santiago untenable, if Indeed, It did nob de stroy.! t in a few days. For two days the sea has been calmer than usual and a splendid op portunity was given for good gunnery practice. In pursuance of General Shaftcr's request, Commodore Schley, Rear Ad miral Sampson being absent at Guan tanamo, at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon arranged the Brooklyn, Indiana and Texas within 500 yards of the shore, at a point almost due south of the cltv of Santiago, and distant a little over four and a half miles. The ships were about a mile apart. The army signal men were on the beach opposite the ships and also on the crest of the hill, overlooking both ships and city. These men wigwagged the results of each shot, telling the gunners If the shell was aimed too high or low, or not in line. Sunday's practice was good, but it was better Monday, when the fire was opened by the New York, which re turned from Guantanamo during tho night, The New York, Brooklyn and Indiana were tho ships which partici pated in tho shelling this morning. Each shot was carefully calculated, and the wigwags signalled from the shore to the ships where each shot fell, and notified the gunners if they had the proper elevation. The ships ran out their big guns on the side op posite the firing guns, in order to ob tain the desired list to port or to star board. General Shafter signalled about noon "that some of the shells fell in the bay and some in the city. Tho latter do not appear to do great damage." Comment on this subject was changed Immedlatelj by a message: "The last shot struck St. Nicholas church, where powder was stored, blowing up the same and doing great damage." Not a gun was tired by the Span iards. Four shells, during the bom bardment, ignited fires in different parts of the city, proving the feasibil ity of burning the place by using the guns of the fleet alone. Death must have come to many in the city by rea son of the shelling. WAR TAX STAMP. Assistant Attorney-General Boyd's Opin- ion. Washington, July 13. In answer to Inquiries from tho collectors of In ternal revenue, all bearing upon the question as to whether the shipper or the carrier shall pay for, and atlix the required revenue stamps to bills of lading, Assistant Attorney-General Boyd has held as follews: "Tho law makes it the duty of every railroad and steamboat company, car rier, express company, corporation or person whose occupation It is to carry such, 10 issue to tho shipper, from whom any goods are accepted for transportation, a bill of lading, a manifesto or some other acknowledge ment of the goods, received for car raige and transportation, and this bill of lading requires a revenue stamp of the value or 1 cent. The purpose of the law is clear. It was to tax the corporation and not tho shipper, and the provisons undoubtedly fix upon the express companies and other car rlers the duty of providing, alllxing and cancelling the stamps." "Saved Her Life." MK3. JOIIN WALLET, of Jefferson, Wis., than whom nono la more highly esteemed or widely known, writes. "In 1890 1 had a sevens attack of LaQrlppe and at tho end of four months, in splto of aK physicians, friends and good nursing could do, my lungs heart and nervous system were so completely wrecked, ay life was de spaired of, my friends giving me up. 1 could only sleep by the use of opiates. My lungs and heart pained me terribly and my cough was most aggravating. I could not Ho In one position but a short time and not on my left side at all. My husband brought me Dr. Miles' Nervine and Heart Cure and I be gan taking them. When I bad taken a half bottle of each I was much better and contin uing persistently I took about a dozen bot tles and was completely restored to health to the surprise of oil." Dr. Miles' Remedies are sold by all drug gists under a positive guarantee, first bottle benefit or money re funded. Book on dis eases of tho heart and nerves free. Address, DR. MILES MEDICAL OO., Elkhart, lad. 'jrgflHjHBMlujjaHfyy HJ .WWW vB 499999!i i Puny. I Children f ft Who would" prescribe only jj jj tonics and bitters for a weak, 2 puny child ? Its muscles and vfc nerves arc so thoroughly ex- n haustcd that they cannot he $ J ivhlpped into activityf The v child needs food : a blood- $ m making-, nerve-strengthening- m m and muscle-building food. $ Scott's Emulsion I I A) of Cod-Liver Oil is all of this, $ and you still have a tonic in 8 the hypophosphites of lime jjj and soda to act with the food. m m For thin and delicate children there is no remedy superior n . w rt 10 it in nic worio. it, means g, 5? rrrnraffl. rfrfnortfl. nfifmnnce w $ and comfort to them. Be sure $ m you get SCOTT'S Emulsion, (!) 50c. and $ I. oo, all druggists. JK fl SCOTT &BOWNE, Chemists, New York. WILL TAKE PORTO RICO. Plans Perfected to Take the Great Sugar Land. New York, July 13. A special to the Times from Washington says: The movement of tho American army on Porto Eico may bo said to have begun No troops have yet left these shores openly consigned to the Island, but the continued forwarding of additional troops to Santiago, when it is recognized that Shatter has as large an army as he needs to take that town, Is in reality tho -laying of the foundation .of tho Porto Bican ex peditionary force. The determination of tho war de partment to send a formidable forco to capture tPorto Eico has been strengthened by tho resistance made by the Spaniards in Santiago. An ef fort will be made to avoid the mis takes of the Santiago campaign. Tho expedition to go against Porto Eico will consist of between 25,000 and 30, 000 men. According to the Spanish army register for 1898 the total strength of the Spanish regular forces in the island of Porto Eico is 7219. Or these 5214 arc Infantry, 732 artillery, IS A GENIUS. Prof. Grant Chesterfield Makes a Happy Discovery. Possibly she has passed seventeen summers, young, fair, almost dcvlnc, at least the divine spark is within her. Grace and charm vied with one another and tho sincere and simple elements so blended together that in thought and movementshe was serene. She had her palm read by Prof. Chesterlicld at the Eowland's corner, Court and Liberty streets, He told her of her genius, of her magnificent prospects the brilliant career that was awaiting her. Then she spoke. She has spent three years In Europe under masters there, and leaves shortly to finish her course and then to begin her career. "She isa brilliant," said the palmist, not noticing the 50c that had been laid od the table. "A brilliant, de cldedly a brilliant. I expect to leave town almost any day now, but before 1 go I should like to find one or two more gems like that one." It Is certainly a mystery how Ches terfield gets his stuff from the palms. and 211 engineers. The total cavalry, strength ss 10 otllcers and 1052 men. The rest of the garrison Is made up of the civil guard, which Is a sort of custom house guard, and the police. There are In the Island, according to best Information, some 14,000 volun teers, who are to be reckoned with as well as with the additional men the Spanish commander might be able to impress from the male population of rto Island. With a total force of all tttpste of come 21,000 or 22,000, it is potraoubted than an American force of 25,000 or 30,000 with the help of the fleet, will be able to take the island, It Is ;iot betrayed that there has been any change in the plan to have General Brooke lead the Porto Elcan force, as Shafter did that to Santiago. General Miles, as tho general com manding the army, U expected to be In supreme command, however, with General Brooke next to blm, and to be made military governor of the Island after It has been subdued, It Is thought not unlikely that the army of invasion may have a harder time landing on the north coast of PortoEico than It had on the south coabt of Cuba, Tho Porto Eico coast line has few of the Inlets such as that at Daiquiri, and there Is no harbor near San Juan like Guantanamo to furnish a refuge and coaling base for the fleet. The landing may be made at Ponce, where the defenses are said to consist chiefly of some very fine mountain howitzers on the hills back of the town. The shelling of San Juan itself Is expected to be a comparatively easy task, If it becomes necessary, as a town, would be more easily reached, by tl big guns of the fleet than JSaptlago. ,- AMERICAN SOLD1EKS. Our Soldiers Are the Best Troops in the World. WashingT'N, July 13. Major Dc Grandprcy, military attache of tho Trench embassy, has Just returned from the American headquarters near Santiago, where he has been observing for his government, tho progress of the military operations. Ito paid a glowing tribute to the ability of our seldiers: "I haye the most complete admir ation for your men,'' said Major DeGxandprey to an Associated Press representative today. "They nro a superb body iudlvidually, and as an army, and I suppose that not through out the world Is there such a splendid lot of fighting tuen. They are nggres slye, eager for action, neyer needing the voice of officers to push them forward, 'Another marked characteristic Is the self reliance of each man, what I call the the character of 'Initial lye1. It Is almost unknown in European arm'cs, where every movement and move, to meet each action of the enemy awaits tho Initiative of the officers, Tho Spahlsb troops do not have this samo characteristic. They are more passive, more cautious. Far Seeing People. Are the most successful. Their per ception of opportuntles where others ,seo nothing is the secret of this suc cess. Shrewd buyers find Branson & Co's goods for -superior fn quality to those found elsewhere. Constant Improvements. Frank Conoyer, tho printer, at Dearborn's book store is constantly getting In the latest novelties and up-to-date type and statlonory, and Is able to ballsfy tho most exacting patrons. f d&w MARRIED. CARTEE BEGGS. At residence of officiating clergyman, Tuesday, July 12, 1898, Mrs. Nettle Carter to Alfred W. Beggs, Bey. G. IV. Grannls officiating. H l s ill li : Restore fall, regular action ot the bowels, do not Irri tate or inflame, but leavo all tho delicate digestive or tranltm In perfect condition. Pills Trr them. 23 cents. Prepared onlr by O. I. ltood & Co.. Lowell, Man. DEALER IN : GROCERIES: Paints, Oilfl Window 'Glass Var niflh, and tbemoat complete stock of Brushes of all kinds in the state Artists materials, lime; hair; ce ment and shingles; and the finest quality of grass socd. rygVSWVJvsJBVM'W0?M WANTED, ETC New today advertisementa lour linos or less in this column Inserted three times for 25 cts., SO eta. a week, $1 per month. All over four lines at same rate. FOR SAIiD, A young Jersey. Call at No. 4 Summer street. Just fresh. 7-13 3f PRIVATE SALU .Cheat and oati twenty tons hay Held at $4 per ton. Four horses 2 sets harness, I wagon, I two-leaf harrow 4 young hogs I sow and pies I 2.year old heifer and other articles ail at bargains. Call at Van Mann's place near Zena Polk county. J, H. Campbell. 7.12.2W d&w HAT SCALES. Most reliable service in Salem, Price only . 10 cents. Remember the Buffalo Scale, Headquarters for lime cement and plaster, J. F. Uilmore, 54 State street. 7-i2-im.d&w HAY FOR SALH-At State Fair Grounds. Inquire at therifl's offiee. F. N. Derby, superintendent of grounds, 7 12 3t FOR SALE. JV good team and wagon for (50, Horses weigh 1200 each. Apply at Derby & Co's. oflice, Salem. 7 i2-3t WANTED. Position at housework by competent person. Apply at Salem lodir. ing house,'over Branson's sto;e. 11 3t BCRBBNS.-vDoors and windows made to keep out flies. Carpenter jobbing and Saw-filing. Prices the lowest and work the best. L, W. Benson at Rigdon's undertaking parlors. 7-8 im iKiJXOAIjIi. (Purchasers or goods to the amount of one dollar or more will be presented with a handsome "Dewey" Souvenir spoon at the Emporium 309 Com st. Don't miss this rare opportuitr, o 201m FOR BALD OR TRADD-roTcasri, wood, or cow. Cool Columbia bicycle. E. Hofer, Salem. 6-2 vtf "WANTED . -Solicitors of good addre, either sex, to sell California Roses, rare, hardy ornamentals, etc. Town and cities only. Willpay salary weekly be quick: stste age. The Howlanl Nu-sery Com pany, Los Angelet Cal. 6 20 im SALEM STEAM LAUNDRYI Please notice tb"cut In prioea Jon the following SHrU, plain loce&ts Under drawers 5toioceeU Under shirts...,..,. .5toiooeoU Socks, per pair 3 ce&U HaadMteUefi ,, ,1 eet HilkteadkefcMeff 3 carta Sfeeet aad pillow sf 24 ceoU'pcr) dozea ad other work tapwpWtion. ryfluatli and etfcw: work lnteUlgeatly waafaed byjumd. COL. 3. OLM8THAD, Froprtetoi AN OPEN To MOTHERS. WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR ItlGHT TO THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD CASTORIA," AND "PITCHER'S CASTORIA," AS OUR TRADE MARK, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Hyannis, Massachu setts, was the originator of "CASTORIA," the same that has borne and does now boar 2? str ,, on overj the fao-simile signature of &&X&&&& wrapper. This is the original "CASTORIA" which has been used In the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty years. LOOK CAREFULLY at tho wrapper and see that it to the kind you have always bought s-j& -'- on the and has the signature per. No one has authority from me to I he Uentaur Company, of which Ghas. H. Fletcher is President. March 24, 1898. JJ , . TMCOCNTAUfl COMPANY. TT MUHMT TKtCT, MIW tOKK CITT. SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION STA w 1 wn 1 1 a m m k 1 fuiimnij MONMOUTH OREGON fli.jj:'!' mtj5?$&JBt-"' Or V. A. WANN Secretary of Faculty . Paints and Oils, Superior Stoves and Ranges, Jand Good Fishing Tackle, 'go 4tp BROWN Sl SMITH 256 Commercial st, The Crash Baleni Special Aumsvlllc Flour New Plcklos.per qt Arbuckle and Lion Coffee, perpk Bulk Olives, per pint Lenox Soap, 0 bars liest Mocha and Java Coffee, per lb Good Mocba and Java coffco per lb 10 lbs Lard 5 lbs Lard Chocolate, per lb lOlbs. U. Wheat lOlbs CornMcal Try our Ilo Cream Oats for mush. Old P, O Goiner CRYSTAL ICE AND Manufacture ity at lco from pure distilled Telephonc 207. OREGON GREEN ft GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Wholesale produce and fiuit. Packers and chickens, eggs and farmers produce. irui 1 1 1 h m m MIM 94 State street, Next Door East of Baab'e Bank, Best meals in the city for 15c. Giye us a J AS, RADER. ELMER WHITE CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Meets all mall and passenger trait,. Bag gage and express to all parts ol the Prompt service. Telephone No. Jo. cit NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed bids will be received by the schoo directors of District No. 8 of Coos county, Oiegon, for the orection and completion of a 6-rcom schoolhoux, with basement, warm ing furnaces, etc., according to plans and specifications on file in the clerk's office in the said School DUtrict No 8, said bidding to be closed on July 1 6, 1898, at 12 m. Bonds in a sufficient amount to protect the district will be required in all cases if con tracts let. Directors tessve the right to reject tny of all bids. Home lo be a frame house with plutared walls and brick foundation. All necessary information can be obtained at the clerk's office, or by applying to the architect, Cbas, II. Burggraf, of Salem, Oregon. Coquillt City. Oregon, June 21, 1808. GEOj F. JIOUTKLL, District Clerk or Districts, Coos County. Oregon. ' C-33-eod-td LETTER of q nruj- use my name except 1 Sttoii rcaJcmlc-ond professional .cour.ts. Will equipped ttnining department of nine gr-des, wilh 230 childien. Kegn'ar rn'al coif sr nf three jeais Sen'or year wholly piofrsstonil. Graduiles ulucredilcd high icliooU and col. leges ai'nilt'e uiircll) lo piotcsii 1 al wor'. '1 lie rliploma of the s1 hool s recognized by law as a life certificate to te. The graduates of the school are In de- L'get exp-nsis, 'Ihe )ear from $120 to $160. Beautiful and healthful location, no saloons The first term will open Tuesday, Septem berio. Catalogues giving full details of work cheerfully sent on application. Address P. L. CAMPBELL, President Has Come. $1 10 .110 10 15c, 2for25c ... i50 26c 35 30 95 bo 95 35 , 26 HARRITT d LAWRENCE COLD STORAGE CO. water and furnish same In any quan- M'GUIRE & TEATZ. State & Nineteenth serects. Salem. DRIED FRUIT CO. shjppers. We pay hlgest cash (price 'for A, I. WAGNER Mcr. (WW trial NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS, Sealed bids will be received by the County Clerk, of Linn County, Oregon, until 1 o'clock p. m.f July 27th, 1898, lor labor and material required In the remodeling and im proving a brick court house for Linn County, at Albany, Oregon, All woik to be com. pleted by November 1, 1898, according to plans and specifications on file with the county clerk of Albany and Charles II. Ilurg graft, architect, Sakm. after July 13. All bids must be filed with County Clerk at Albany, The County Court will consider bids as follows! Firstr For the completicn of the entire work, Second, All mason and carpenter work, including material of brick, stone, lath and plastering, cementing, concrete, lumber etc. Third Heating and plumbing cemplete. Fourth Galvanised iron, tinning and slating, Fiftlv-Palntlng. The successfufcontractor will be required to give an approved bond for the amount of his contract immediately after the ssne is awarded him, under such conditions as the conrtmay determine and derated. The County Court reserves the tight to re ject any or all bids. Vr order of the County Court this 8th day of Joly, 1898. FRANK CRABTREE, Albany, Or, County Cloik " 7'iJ-iot UZ&JWJtt mmot BUSINESS CARDS. G. JH. ffiACK Dentist, Successer, to Dr. J. M BKeene, old WhlU Comer, Salem, Or. Parties desiringuperioi operations at moderate fees in 'any branch aw In especial request. Capital Soap Works' Running at full blast and making best of bunlry and toilet soaps. Be sure to call for the Salem brand when )ou want goor1 goods. A. W, ANDERtGG, " Manager. O. H. LANB Merchant Tailor! 211 Commercial nt SrSulta $15 and upwards, Pants $3 and upwardt BREWSTER & WHITE, HAY, OR AJN Shorts, chop, flour, mill eed. etc. Telephone 178. 91 Court si Balem, Or New Blacksmith Shop. W- F. R- SMITH & CO ' the old reliable smiths have opened a shop rpposltd tho brewery, and invite patrons. Best work and lowest prices 185 Commercial st, Salem. BALTIMORE FM MARKET ! Highest market cash price paid frr poultry and eges also second hind' goods to trade for chickentanl eggs, nt iSlJCommercial st, Salem Or. 5.21-lm d&w Salem Water (lo, OFFICE. CITY HALL For water service apply at office. Bil'i payable monthly in advance. Male complaints at the office. WAXsLTBID. If you wmt toltalizo your bees now is your opportunity. I have ronde arra'gercen's (o fine waranted queens frnm T. V. K Shaw & Co , of Louisville, Chav D Douvall, of Mapfy Creek, Va., W II. Laws, Lavcoa, Ark., Thco. Bender, Cant n. O., also breeders in North Carolina and Tennessee for any number and can furnish fine Italian queens at 75 tents or wilt introduce them in Irame hives Tor f I each. Lash with order. 7 5 tf R R. RYAN. On and After July 5th, the office of the Salem Gas- IMt Co. WILL BE AT No, 71 Chemckcta st, otate Insurance Building. Call and examine our stock of Gas Stoves and Ranges Assay Office AND Chemical Laboratory, ExTOfiice with Salem Gaijlight Co, I. B. TUTIIILL, Manager, HOTELS AND BOARDDXO. Hotel Sal?m; M.. IFENNELL.'JProp Only First Class House In the City, Rales reasonable. Sample rooms In connection Can to aU trains and public buildings fast Ihe door. Corne State and High streets. MEATS AND POULTRY. G.S. ROUGH! NEW MARKET. State street, near railroad i Freshest and best meats. My patrons say I keep the b:st meats In town. i at JWolz Miescke, Dealers in all kinds of fresh salt and smoVeJ metis. Lard In bulkoc a lb. Cheapest mark ' In town. We mine it a Specialty to keep all kind of Sausage on hand. Try us. SHOP RE-OPENED. Brown & Son, of the East Salem meat mar ket, have enlarged and refitted their shop and will be pleased to tee all ol th'lr old patroRi and the rest of the community. Orders takes and delivered, Parent sending children may depend on having their orders con scientlously filled e- stcrow & STBUSLorr, Butchers and Packers COLD STORAGE MEATS, Best stock, best service and lowest price 3i6.Gommerc!i .REMOVED". BBOOCHt WAAHLTC5H, ave removed theJrlrB&iu K H' !n buataeas to M4 Ca merefal ttmt appoaltn State Insurance buMftig. HOT-SPRINGS Notice to p'eatnre sreVrr. I am prepared to pack pe.le Into th hot tprinps. or ii)ce in ih- inonnulns, hre, also lo rook fom 71 or Ure c-mi.inir ua-. ll-s, addrets. 6i7dw3m RANK rEKKET'n, Detroit Or "DONEST JOHN" TRUSS A new truison a new principle A, perfect auppott to all who are ruptured. DR. STONE'S DRUG STORE, Salsm Or 4mr8 HAY FOR SALE i F om the Hubbard farm, twd clove- o grain hay, free liom weeds, leave orders ni 396 Pommei cial street. 6 28 tf The largest implement house of the Willamette valley, BAIN WAGONS. RaclnrJ'ruggUs and hacks. Buffalo Pitts Harrows and Cultivators, Monitor & Tiger drills and Berders. I'lanrtt Jr, drills and cultivators. McCormick binders, mowers and rakes John Deere plows and harrows Russell engine and thrashers. Repairs kepi intstrrk for jr'l tbor mentioned good. For sale by E M, CROISAN, SALEM Oi W. 3, WATBRBTJRY,BMana6er. The best is cheapest E S, Lampof tf Harness and Saddlery, .'. Erine'in your old harness and Bxohange.fo? new. Prices Always the Lowest, 3ALEM OR. Wallace's Warehouse, Storage at reasonable rates, Apply to SALEM WATER CO, -TAKE THE! Candian Pacific R.R. And Soo Pacific Line Minneapolis ' St. Paul Chicago Philadelphia Washington Montreal Toronto New Vork Uoston and all points cast and southeast. Cheapest tates, bestservlce and accommo dations Through louilst sleepers to Minneapolis, St. I'anl, Toronto. Montreal, Boston and Poitland, Me., without change. Canadian Pacific Railway Go's. Fmpress Ine or steamships to Japan and China The lastest and finest ships on the Pacific ocean. Shortest end best route to the orient. Canadian Australian S. S. Co. To Honolul", Fiji and Australia The shortest route t the colonies. For rates, fo 'era and any information call on or address, F. N. DERBY & CO., Agents, Salem, Or. B. W. GREER, Agent. 146 Ihird street, Portland, Or E J. COYLE, Distild Passenger Agent, Vancouver, B C, Oregon Short Line. -.THE- Quickest, Safest, Cheapest Line for all points 1 Eat and southeast. FREE recUlc"chai , PnMrssf vtitm sleeping carr. and uphctHinsl to sot, ine cars on all thioucb tatlM. mm ft RARKKX Asm 8aaa,fisf C. ft TWc.RY. iiavellB tkwaagt w.c35a ii 124'Thlrd Stiea Poitland. Or tf '- K '