E5B3EFSI
GOLD DUST WASHING POWDER.
SOMETHING NEV
lrgo package of the world's tst cleanser
Inrb nickel. Mill Rrcnter economy in 4 pound
i.iu Lae. All eroccrs. llailo only by
TIIK N. K. PAinilASK COMPANY,
CIiIcbco. Ft. Louis, New York. Helton. I'blUdelpbU.
FHOM A SUFFERER.
Hoir A. Cooper Had a Rotten Bone
Healed After 35 flYears.
Chrhams, Wash., April , 1808.
Dr. J. I (Jook, Salem, Or:
received your letter und was glad
to hear from you. You want to know
how my leg Is getting along. It is
all right; tlic llesh Is growing out over
the shin bone and Is turning white.
It Is pot. straight yet, but I think It
.vlll be as straight us the other leg
when warm weather comes on. I can
wotk most of the time. The other
doctors told me 1 could never be
cured without splitting It and scrap
ing the bone, but they are mistaken.
It. H getting well without ciitlu or
scmplng, so they do not know as much
as they thought they did, but you arc
all right, for you have done lint what
you said you could do. I will answci
any questions you ask about my leg.
Very truly yours,
A. Cooper.
Dr. Cook's otllcc Is at 1301 Liberty
street, Salem
Win yoiiijbattles against disease by acting
piomptly. One Minute Cough Cure pro
duces immediate results. When taken early
it Fierents consumpti jn And in'iatter stages
it tarnishes prompt relief Stone Drug Store.
Bean the ,f lhfl Kind You Have Always Bough
On and After July 5th. the
office of the
WILL HE AT
No, 71 Chcmcketa si,
'.State Insurance Ituilding.
Call and examine our stock ol
Gas Stoves
and Ranges
Assay Office
AND
Chemical Laboratory,
dfOffice with Salem Gaslight Co.
I. R. TUTHILL, Manager,
J
Originality
Printing
Do you want to buy It, or
the Imitation? There Is
shoddy In Printing as
well as in clothing; and
Its user is subject to keen
criticism. A business
man travels within a lim
ited spere but his print
ed matter goes broadcast
where his personality can
not soften advers Impres
sions. The kind of print
ing we do creates no
adverse Impressions. Try
us wiiu nie uuxi) juu u 9
bill heads or envelopes.
G0N0VER, the Printer
at Dearborn's Bookstore.
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Kf.K. A wv-' J
STEAMER
ALTON A.
T leaves for Portland Monday,
Wednesndayard Friday, 7 145 a.i)
Quick time, regular rti
J vice and low rates.
X Dock between tat
aad Court streets.
M. P. UALDWJN.
x A.'snt. Silt-m.
(
vJ. A. ROT AN.
229 Commercial at
Has just received two can of new
jfumtture!
From the Kat. Full line of
;Wall Paper and Carpets v
Best stock of
UNDERTAKING GOOD3.
10 per cent off on wt .ir-tH 'o wak wra
crtolUlock, 7 I 'kP
Salem Gas light Co.
rsxScaR "w
kCsggygss:i
-M.T-- ,
ODD BOWERY SLANG.
I'oucli but Uraplilc Dlnloct
Ship of Giitliatii.
Slnng, like hot nir, rises. It starts
iu the speech of tho least educated
to become incorporated into tho
daily talk of the hrst informed. Tt
is true that the best infoinied tise
slnng apologetically and with men
tal quotation marks, but neverthe
less they 111-0 it. Slang iH the out
route of bright minds not well stored
with work. Hence it is graphic.
E:u-t of tho Bowery thoy do not
my "beggar." Thoy say, "a man
with his hand out." Wbon Stephen
Brudiu wished to say that a certain
popular novelist wan not of very
heavy mental caliber, ho said that
"if that gont fell on n wet sponge
ho wouldn't squeeze it dry."
In tlie lower walks of life a man
does not get angry ;' ho "gets red
bended." He does not expose mon
ey; ho "flashes a wad," fiom which
ho "skin s" tho "long green." If he
happens to be well to do, ho has a
"thick wad," so hard tl.at "you
couldn't knock a dent in it with an
ax." No man every struck another
east of the Bowery; ho just care
lessly "threw 'em into him," the
'"om" being two hard fists.
A man in reduced circumstances
is, in slung parlance, "on tho
swine." If his circumstances aie 11
littlo more reduced, he is "on the
swine train " And when he "is on
tho caboofco of the swine train" his
condition is most deplorable. No
man ever di''d east of tho Bowery,
ho "did a croak." And, if ho hap
pened to dio a violent dontb, be
shot, "ho did u gun oronk."
In this locality men nro not htah
bed; thoy aie jiiht "cut." "Lob
fiter, " a most lavorita expressioL, of
contempt, originated on the race
truck, where it was used to desig
nate a slow lioriso. And as theie is
no quality of nmnkind which the
native New Yoiker holds in moro
rovoii'iico than rapidity, both phys
ical and inuntal, it naturally follow
ed that a man mentally iuaotivo be
came 11 "lobster.'
When a person is in hard luck, he
is "up against it, ' and if tho luck
grows worse he is "up against it for
fair." If a person goes to another
person's houtie and so behaves that
discredit is brought upon tho house,
ho "puts the whole drive on the
hog, which is a variation of "on
tho swine" and easily traceable to
tramp slang.
If one person rushes nt another
liko "a bull ut a gate," tho other
person attempts to "bent in tho roof
of hiH head," which might well dis
courage tho oncomer
East of the Bowery drinks, "rats"
and fiats nro ulwayu. "thrown in."
If the (.'itis.cn of this district should
unwifoly 'thiow in" too much "red
liquor," the next morning his "can.
would be a foot out." meaning that
his head wi.t.M hu long. In this dis
trict tho youths anil imndunH do not
couit, thoy simply "win" each oth
or. Defeat i? impossible, it would np
pear. No one east of the Bowery at.
tempts to do anything. Ho or sho
"makes a stagger at it." Beer is
known us "hops," cigarettes as
"pipes." If a girl has a pretty fig
ure, she is "dead swell built," and
every man is a "guy." If he is in
telligent, he is "a wiso guy;"if he
isn't, ho is a "lobster guy." If ho is
tall, ho is a "high guy," and if he
is htrong lie is a "husky guy."
Finally comes tho all porvadiug
expression "get next," the great
shibboleth of the east side. Its in
habitants "get next" to pretty much
everything they can. New York
Mail aiid Express.
, ining- llt-Hit, Olil Shoulder.
Aprcpoi of our reference to the
German ouipci'oi'H uotionof placing
a young head on old shoulders in
the case oi an uucieut headiuos
statue, n correspondent writes, point
iug out that tradition nsperts the
same thing to have been dono with
tho equestrian liguio now xepresent
iug King Charles II iu Parliament
eqimro, Edinburgh, which by the
irouy of fate is erected close to the
grave of John Knox. He buys, "The
story runs thi.t tins work-in wlij-b
tho he rsemau is represented in Ro
man military uttiie and which, I be
lieve, is cast iu lead was brought
to Scotland by a foreign skipper
who had got hold of it by some
means or other unkuown, was pur
chased, decapitated (strange course
in view of the death of King Charles
I) and then bad n head of the merry
monarch put on instead. "Loudon
New a
Summer Resorts.
Will take cm p outfits and parties
to coast and mountains with easy
hacks and good service. Apply to
E. Presruall, Creamery restaurant.
7 10 n
at the Knit
I Dr.Mllea'NerTaPlaitowMtt at-alianiKHtot
FROM THE COPPER RIVER.
Futther . xplorotiott by a Prospecting
Hatty From Salem.
Cot'Pi'.K Ci.N i'Kii, Alaska, June :f0 -This
town of tents is situated on the
Klutena river where It enlarges Into
the Copper. There Is a lm I and a
m-'tolV.o I121C. The Kluleua river
is .1 ie Uglier up on tl e Co) 1 or than
the T.mlna. Wc are tin v 202
tulles from the mouth or the Copper,
oer 100 miles rurther up than wc ex
pjctedtobc when we started from
V11I1I1.. Wn desire to reach the
head watt is or t He Cupper before fall.
The uiail'iiaii arrived In cuinp la-sl
night with t" horse and two
dot.koys to cany the nulls. We got
down here without accident will all
our goods oyer thK 1 tigged and rap d
river a week ago. The last boat but
one tore loose from ut for about ore
mile at a lively rate or speed, v 1th no
. i ti ...it.
one on tt uut ir. isicrmau, wiui
slmnlv one naddle to manage It. The
doctor was equal to the ewer
nnc.v and beached the boat at
the llrst opportunity. There was
some good foot-racing done on our
part, trying to keep In sight, of the
Doctor.and boat.Many a poor man lost
all his goods on this riycr. Many
others had their goods damaged by
the boat filling with water. We were
nearly tnrce weeks coming from the
headjof rapids down here a distance
of only about 23 miles. But wc did
not propose to take any chances on
our goods.
Wc prospected some on the way
down. Could find very tine color most
any place on cither bank.but not pay
ing In quantities. Of course, there
has been no thorough prospecting
done yet, on account of there being
too much water in the g'round. The
river is lowerlnir fast now, and the
best of the prospecting season will
soon be on. We have built a cabin
here to cache our goods In, and will
take a three-month's outfit and start
up Copper River next Monday,
July 4th,
Many men have become dlscoureged
at this point and gone home. Some
of them come here and hear no favor
ablo nesvs from up the river. They
cannot find gold hanging on the
bushes here, so they weary and go
homej'Others claim to have been awaj
up the Copper and say thoy cannot
eyen get color. However wc do not
feel discouraged and propose to pio
ceed on. We should do our duty and
at least seek what we have come here
to find. If we do not succeed there
will be a feeling of satisfaction that
wehavc worked hard enough. This
will be our last opportunity to send
out mail for many moi'ths, as when
we return from up the river it will
be too late to depend on sending mail
out. I expect to stand the hardships
of Alaska O. K. and return In better
health than when 1 left. Am ten or
fifteen pounds heavier than when 1
left Salem.
It would be a picnic to be laying
brick compared to the work I have
taen dol tig most of the time since 1
have been up here. Mr. McOscar has
supper about ready and I must close,
Enclosed are a few wild llowers,
gathered oil the .beach of Copper
river, a destination we worked hard
to reach for faur months. 1 won't
siy a word about the mosquitoes, but
ODeof our party is writing in detail
about them. They are very numerous
and very ylcious and their bite seems
quite poisonous. A" good bite seems
to irritate the skin about three days.
We get papers to read about once a
mo n til.
Gr.onan Maukkh.
A CHILD Er'JOYS
The pleasant flavor, gentle action, and
soothing effect of Syrup of Figs, when
b ineed of a laxative, and it the father
nnuiother be costive or billious, the
or st gratifying results follow Its ut,o;
mnhatltis the best family remedy
so twn. Every family- should have
k ottle. Manufactured by the Cali
Iforuia Fig Syrup Co.
OASTOHIA.
Bun the ;l e Kind You Have Always Bought
With Battery B.
Mr. John W. Cochran, for tlie five
years an employe of this olllce, left
with the Salem quota of (Battery U
this niornn.g. Mr. Cochran was one
of the best reporters In the city and
leaves u host of friends here, who
follow him with their best wishes and
Q id sreetls. lie was an Industrious
and capable boy aud will make a suc
cess of whateyer he undertakes,
whether lu military orclyll line of
work
Pure
Blood
is. Hit ousts ot gooa bealtn,
steady nerves, mental,
physical and digestive
btrengtfi. It you are ner
vous, enrich nnd purify your blood with
Hood's SarsajnnJlH, If you are weak,
have no appetite and dmire to be strong,
healthy and vigorous, take Hood's Bar
saparUla,wUlch villi tono your stomach,
create an appetite aud build you up.
Hood's -Wfc
TUo Best In fact tlie One True lllood l'urifl. r.
ww t r-kiia eurtt nantra, Indigestion,
Hood s Pills i.'h-'i'-imi pho--
KHHHHBMtftiKCVBHt7flMHHlBK?5K!?,nO!NMMHMHMiHH
for Infants and Chjjdron.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF
THE CtNTAUn COMMNT, TT MUBMt BTACCT. NtWYORK CITY.
SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION.
o S
WUm
m NORMAL
MONMOUTH, OREGON.
HiliiiB fh
JhT- rl,
Sr IT ! "
'32B9?
Or W. A. WANNifc'ecretary of Facu'ty.
D
AL BREW1RTAND KB WORKS
Artesian
Distilled
Ice!
Condcnsedjjand Filtered,
First quality Ice by the carload.
Delivered to any part of the city, or
to any depot or wharf.
I'er 100 lbs 2.")C
Per ton (without sacks) $," 00
tSTThese prices until further
notice.
KLINGER & BECK, Props-, SALEM, OREGON.
FOR
Jr cLilTXS lx
Superior Stoves and Ranges, and
Good Fishing Tackle, go to
BROWN St SMITH
256 Commercial st,
D
ewey
Peaches
Stayton flour
Salem Special
Aunisville Flour
New Plcklos.per qt.... ,
Arbuckle and Lion Cotl'cc, perpk....
uuik unves, per pint
Lenox Soap, 8 bars.
best Mocha and .lava Coffee, iter lb
Good Mocha and Java codeo per lb. . .
10 lbs Lard
5 lbs Lard
Chocolate, per lb
1010s. 11. wneat
10 lbs Corn Meal
Try our ilo Cream Oats for mush.
Old P. O Gomer
CRYSTAL ICE AND
Manufacture 1'.g from pura distilled
tltyat
pb :m
Telephone 207.
Bins m
94 State atreet, Next Door liiat cf Bush's Bank.
Be meals In the city for 15c Giye
MANHOOD
T 8 Brain 1'ower, Headache.
ri
aarautecd to cure alt
' I ellhef
sK toLacc
t jicsanl
fli prcpal
jiapul
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anuracturou
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FOR SALE BY D' J.IFRV, SALEM, OREGON
Mrong cademic and professional courses.
Well equipped training derarlment of nine
grades, with 230 children.
Regular norrr.al course of three) eats.
Senior year wholly professional.
Graduates of acredited high schools and col.
legesadmittei, directly to piofessi-nal work.
The diploma of the school s recognized
by law as a life certificate to tc.
The 2raduates f die school are in de-
l.igct exp'-nies-Tlie year Ircm $120 to
$tCo.
ISeautiful and healthful location no
saloon?
The first term will open Tuesday, Septem.
berio.
Catalogues giving full details of work
cheerfully sent on applicntion. Address
P. L. CAMPHELL, President.
Capital
Brewery
Beer !
For health and pleasure drink only
the purest Capital Urewery beer, the
best. brewed on the Pacific coast. It
is found everywhere bottled and on
tap.
3E"HJ:
GOo o box
105
,... M 00
1.03
10
15c, 2 for 25c
i&c
...
L!5C
35
.30
95
0
25
135
?j"25
HARRITT & LAURENCE
COLD t
water and furnUli same
in any quan
100
wKalBiB
M'GUIRR & THAT",
State & Nineteenth sereets, Salem.
wixm
us a trial
RESTORED
Ity iiNlug Or. I'rnu'.v
Yltlluw Net 10 1'i'lM.
Tills uniltiiul reuifil.
ik;mi d.caix., such as Wra H .iiury, Ion.l
Wekrluluesh. IxiU Ha' liooo ttlilly UmU
uraiua, loiifp.wer in Uencrai- Orrani -y
110. llo
Outdid
rORAGK
uwre ki, nmra uy uir-eirnion, "miiiiiui errora , - " u
(Qhicrn. niiliimnr .ttinulati, Yhf.Vi TitA .- indr.-.t. . . . ..... ..
""Mtlj. yM.ltW"W.,il,T,UWMS. IDOIWUw..l w. DVinflil
e atrrlctinvckt pocket, i oopwbiiK.r te,
UrifcM. 80W'yah'druKKl.. A.kfcrll t t
b tv I'eia MrllchjetfeVr tffa Srr7 ,',
1 .tiu!aMit. ThiraSlVBi:n -
CaM I... nll'.l f . - .- fF71i T" ...
noa'liei
Uf-lMVl
WNSJHNvJfV
M
HUGHES,
DEALER IN
: GROCERIES
Paints, Oils Window '.QlaBii Var
nlsh, and tbe most couipleto stock
of Bi iiblies of all kind1) In tho stato
Attltta materials, Hmo; hair; ce
ment and Bhlngles; and the finest
quality of gross seed.
'7svstfrNjBsa'wsavxx'w9
WANTED ETC
New today advertisements tour lines
or lesi in thii column inserted three
times for 25 eta. SO eta. a week, $1
per month All over four lines at
same rate.
FOR SALE..Youne Jersey Cow, 3-year
i.M Jul ficsh, $25. Call' at 4 bummer
f.trcet 7 25 dt
LOST., On Friday t afternoon July 22, a
itmII black dog name Tip Keturn to J.
IWebcre,Garden road and receive reward,
25 31"
AV ANTED. A boy or girl to learn trade.
Apply at Journal office,
REATj ESTATE.-Kailroad tickets and
insurance. Large and small tracts of farm
propei ty. liargains in dwelling property
for buyers or renter. C. K. Bianden-
urg. Successor to Derby & Co, 7-21-td
A COW, That is a jewel. A lull blooded
Guernsey, quiet as a kitten and giving lots
of very rich milk, is for sale cheap by
N W Gnrretson 18th street at bridge. 7-2l3t
HAY SCALES,- Most reliable service in
SaUm, Trice only 10 cents. Remember
the DufTalo Scale. Headquarters for lime
cement and plaster, J. F. Gilmore, 54
State street. 7-l2-invd&w
FiUVATE SALE.-Cheat and oat. twenty
tons hay field at $4 per ton. Four horses
2 srts harness I wagon, I two-leaf harrow
4 young hogs I sow and pigs I 2 -year old
heifer and other articles nil at baigains.
''all at Van Mann's place near Zen Polk
county. J. II Campbellj 7-12.2W d&w
CAMPEMG OUTFIT 3, Biggest slock
and most complete line of trnts and camp
equipmrnts in Salem. J L Freeland, at
Jthe Armory. 7-20 lm
A RARE OFFORTUW ITY For a young
man to learn the jewelry and optical busi
ness. Reference required. C. 'II.
Hinges. 7-l86t
WANTED. To purchase a horse, cart,
buggy, or buckboard, Horse must weigh
800 or 1000 lbs, not old. A fair driver.
Must be cheap. O M Davis, 25th and Oak
s'tre t, nleni, Oregon.
YEW PARK GROCERY-MS open for
bu'in ss with a new stock of goods. Al,
leu & riuft.rox 7-lu lm
WAH'i'hD , luds to tumish 300 cords big
wocd for Willamette Hotel. Cash.
ler. 7-16-tf
OALL., I'uichascrs of goods to
cunt of one dollar or more will be
ted with a' handsome "Dewey"
i lir spoon at the Emporium 309 f'qm.
m't miss this rare opportuity. 6 2Qlin
"NTED. Solicitors of good adHreu,
;rsex, to sell California Roses, rare,
nardy ornamentals, etc. Town and cities
only. Will pay salary weekty be quick:
state aire. 'I he Iloulan'. Nu serv Com.
pany, Los Angeles Cal. 6 20 tm
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
f-'ealed bids will be received by the County
Ckrk, of Linn Coumy, Oregon, uniil 1
o'clock p. m , July 27th, 1898, for labor and
mateiial required in the remodeling and im
proving a brick court house for Linn County,
nt 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. Hurg
grail, architect, Salem, after July 13, All
bid 1 must be filed with County Clerk' at
Albany. The County Court will consider
bids as follews:
First For the completion of the entire
work.
Second, All mason and carpenter ork.
including mateiial of brick, stone, lath and
plnst.-r.iig, cementing- concrete, lumber e.c.
'1 hiid Heating and plumb tig complete,
Fourth , Galvanized iron, tinning and
slating,
I'iftli Painting.
The successful contractor will be requited
to give an approved bond for the amount, of
Ills contract immediately alter tne same is
awarded him, under such conditions as the
conrt may determine and demand
The County Court reserves the right to re.
ject any or all bids.
I! order of te County Court this 8th day
ofluly, 1898.
. FRANK CRAmTREE,,
Albany, Or. County Clerk
7-i2-lot
"HONEST JOHN
J
TRUSS
A now truss on a new
principle A perfect
support to all who
are ruptured,
DR. STONE'S DRUG
STORE,
Salem, - Or
4mr;0
HAY FOR SALE!
Fiom the lluubard farm, t
grain hay, free from weeds, U
396 Commeicial street.
.ood
clover or
orders at
68tf
The best is cheapest.
E. S, Lamport,
Harness
and
Saddlery. ...
Bring in your old harness and
Exchange for new.
Prices Always the Lowest,
SALEM OR.
Wallace's Warehouse,
Stomge at .reasonable
v rates "sAppjy'to
SALEM WATER CO, -1
1 m
1 x
ft
BOSINUS3 CARDS
O. H.. UJAOK
Dentiet,
Sucrvu.w in n T Vt tr..MA i.l ,1 1 ...
nierrSaIjni, Or. Part de.tnng upei r
operations at modeiatr fees in anjr branch -
in especial request.
Capital Soap Works.
Runnintr nt full ki m.i .-i,: i .
"-"tt "- - uiJl Mill! IIIAIMH; IC5I
of laundry and toilet soaps. He fure to call
for the Salem brand when jou want cooc"
goods.
A. W. ANDERFGG,
Manager.
O. H. LANB
Merchant Tailor!
2X1 nnmrr,.r.fnl f
lySults $15 and upwards,
Panta S3 and upwnrik
BREWSTER & WHITE,
HAY. OR A.IK
Shorts, ohop, flour, mill eed. tto.
Telephone;i78.
91 Court at., Salem, Or
New Blacksmith ohop.
W- F. R. SMITH & CO
the old reliable smiths havo opened a
ahop opposite the brewery, and invite
paixons. joeat worK ana lowest prices
185 Commercial at; Salem.
BALTIMORE PISB .HAMBT !
Highest market cash price paid for poultry
and eggs also second handgoods to trade
for chrckens and eggs, nt l8iCommercial
st.t Sklem Or. s.2l-im d&w
Salem Water Co,
OFFICE, CITY HALL
For water service apply at office. Bil'i
payable monthly In advance. Make
complaints at the office.
WANTED.
If youwrant toltalizo your bees now is your
opportunity. I have made arrangements fo
fine waranted queens from J. W. K. Shaw &
Co,, of Louisville, Chas. D. Douvall, of
napty reK, va., w. 11. Laws, Lavcoa,
Ark., Theo. Bender, Canton. O., also
breede. 1 in Worth Carolina nnd Tennessee
for any number and can furnish fine Italian
queen at 75 cen's or will introduce them in
irame h'ves tor (I each. Cash with order
7 5 If
R. R. RYAN.
HOTELS AND BOARDEMG.
Hotel Saturn.
M.,;PENNBLL.,rop
Only First Class House in the City. Rate
reasonable. Sample rooms in connection.
Can to'a'l trains and public buildings nasi
the door. Come Slate and High streets.
.MEATS AND POULTRY.
g.s. nunin
NEW MARKET,
State street, near railroad. Freshest out'
best meats. My patrons say I keep tlie be'
meats in town ; f
Wolz Miescke,
Dealers in all kinds or fresh salt and smoked
me'ls. Lard in bulk,)oc a lb. Cheapest mark-i
fn to'R'n. We mane it a Specialty to keep all
kind of Sausage on hand. Try us.
SHOP RE-OPENED.
Brown & Son, of the East Salem meat Inar
ket, have enlarged and refitted their shop ?nd
will be pleased to see all of tlrir old patrons
and the rett of the community. Orders taken
and delivered. Parents sending children
may depend on hnving their orders con
scientiously filled 10.41
M-CROW A STEUBLOPF,
Butchers and Packer
COLD STORAGE MF.ATS,
Best stock, best service and lowest pricci
316 Commercif
W, A. WHITE,'
Suocessor to Thomas & White
Finest Rigs in the City.
RatcB)Reasonable.
Near Hotel Willamette. 7 18 im
SALEM
STEAM LAUNDRY
Pleaiootlce the-'ct't in prices
Jon the following
Skirt., pltin locenti
tinner drawers 5 to 10 certi
Under shirts , 5 to io cer V
Socks, per pair.,., , 3 cents
Handkerchiefs. , I ccm
Silk handkerchiefs , 3 csnn
Sheet and pillow slips 24 cents per dozen
and othet work in proportion, '
ttyFUwwbi andothMjWork.fnteUijeotiyy
w uWftfth4'by band. r Mf
cpl 3 5r,MSTnT, ripffct.-j
Club Stable
IBARRdtPETZEL
I The Old Reliable
! Plumbers and Tinners,
I Make n Specialty of
nur oTuvto
1
AND PIPE,
HOP AND FRUIT
DRYER PIPE!
PUMPS AND TANK WORK:
A I work ijujrantecd 214 Commercial it.
7 20 tf Telephone No 24S
Our New Building .
COME AND SEE US "
Shingles,
Shingles,
Lath, Lath,
Fire Qlay.
Fire Brick,
Lime and Cement.
Etc, Etc
Terms HeascnaVle. Now is tho time for
t dryers,
D O. BENTLEY & CO
314 Front at.
Successors to S.ilem improvement Co. 7231m
REMOVED
BECKNER & HAMILTON
lave removed their timing and plumb
ing business to 324 Co nmerclal street
opposite Stato Insurance building.
HOT SPRINGS
Notice to pleasure seekers.
I am prepared to pack people into the hot
syrings. or any place in the mountains, hTe,
also to cook for imall or large camjlng pa'
tirs, address,
6i7dw3m 1'RANK I'ERKETT. Detroit Or.
J AS. RADEK. ELMER WHITE
CAPITAL 'CITY
Express and Transfe
Meets all mail and passengor trains. liag
gage and express to all parts of the city
l'ro.npt service. Telephone No. 70.
Oreffon Short Line.
-,TIIIi-
Quickest,
safest,
Cheapest
Line for all pomls I East and southeast.
1 REE reclming'chair cars, Pullman paUce
slet ping cart, and upholstered tourist sleep
ing cars on nli.tlitough trains.
NOISE & DARKER,
Agent Salem, Orj
JC. O. TERRY,
Traveling Passenger Agen
W. E. COMAN,
Generaj Agent.
124 Third Stree . Portland. Or.
Tlie Northern Pacific
Railroad still continues the popular
route forcastern travel and now that
spline is opening up It becomes more
so than ever, The pleasant and coni
foi table accoiiiniodatloiiB furnished
passengers are proverbial and need no
uientlon.T!ie quick time made, without
change o cars is universally known.
The read tiaverses the most inaunlll-
cent belt of cuutitry In the world,
every uiiio ruinisiung constant seen
erj attractive and Ihterestlni:, 60
that tlio traveler goes through wlths
out fatigue and reaches tho Journoy's
end without realizing distance. All
hrough Washlngton.ldaho, Montaana
Dakota, Nebraska and the other
states, the e)e is feasted with scenes
pleasing aud Impressive, while uo
sand storm, suffocating atmosphere or
other demoralizing discomforts are
met with. For tickets and full uar-
tlcularscall on
TnoMAS, WATT & CO.
Salem. Or.. Agents
shorter and a whole half day quicker
than any other line to Omaha, IviIOt
sat. Uiy, t. Louis and all utl;or
siitheru and southeastern clUe"
I'lupo 'rcuto east via Denver, bt.
Paul, and Hillings, Mont. Tickets at
1, and Illlllngs, Mop, Tickets at
esafepnnpet Ing Hues. If you go
via Otnalia, you can stop oft and
the Traffl-Mlsslsslppl oxpostilon
o nces
Glut vl
sec the
4 a
v
8lwSRfcis25
20u Miles