JSSMpfc,
TAKE THE
Hood's
Stimulate the stomach, s
rouse tlfj llrer, curs bltous- WM II
Bess, headache, dizziness, Wm III S
raf stomach, cAntUpatinn, m
etc. lMc M centi. Sold tr " TRKts.
Tbo only Mil to take with Uood's garni, jrilUu
MORTGAGE LOANS
Onlmproted city and farm propetljr at
lowest rates. wFuNEk BREYMAN(
2)2 Commercial strecli
3 doors south of u..dd & Bush's bank, Salem
Or 9-12 dtw 2m
DEALER
.GROCERIES
Paints, Oil Window Glass Var
niah, and tbo most complete stock
of Brushes of all kinds in tho state
Artists materials, lime; bain ce
ment and shingles; and tho finest
quality of erasa seed.
WANTED ETC
New today advemsoments tour lines
or lesa in this column tnsorted three
times for 25 eta 50 eta a week, $1
per month. All over lour lines at
samo rate.
WANTED. Doys who can slnp, be
tween ages of 8 and 12, to till six
vacancies In Episcopal choir Call
at rectory any afternoon between
5 and 7 o'clock. Boys arc paid.
0 1U3L
WANTED. A boy to work In Btore.
Must be oyer 14 years old. Good
pay for tbo right boy, Call on
Hinges, tho optlcllan. 0 10 tf
PURSE FOUND. Containing some
money. Owner can have same by
proving property and paying for
this notice. W, 11. Anderson. 21Y
Commercial street. 0 10 3tj
TO EXCHANGE 80 acres of choice
farm land. Situated In Bayfield
county, Wisconsin, on shore of Lake
Superior. Will exchango for Ore
gon property. Address, r. u, ttum
rill, Salem, Oregon. 0-17-.'lt t
WANTED.-Positlon
by man with
wl
fo and one girl 10 years oldto
work a fruit farm or take charge of
a place near Salem. Good reference
aw to business ability and qualifi
cations can be glvcu, Address P.,
or call at this olllce. 0 17 tf d&-
WANTDDr-Woman lo come to house ana
do washing. Call northwest corner of Oak
and Capital street. 9-J7-3t
FOR SALE OR RBNTr-40 acres Ian e
miles north on liver road, cood house,
large barn, milk house, etc, good well and.
pump. Ten acres under cultivation, Balance
pasture and limber with running watet 3
acres bearing orchard joins school liou'e.
Half rent can be paid by cutting wood on
the place. Address G W Pearmine, 2 rtlles
nor h on river road. 9 l6t
FOR RBNT-.A good farm,
block west of North Salem
Crayton.
Inquire one
school. It
9-6 3t
STRAYED From my premises near
Prlngle school house, on the loth Inst,
Jersey bull, 2 years old, dark Irown
Persons finding please euro for and no ily.
Daniel Stewsrt, Salem, 9-15 rw
WANTEDS
man preferred.
man immediately, Single
Apply at47lU'ront st. gtf
LADIES No more darning, The Magic
Hand I-oom Made of polished rolled
steel. Latejt invention lor menning
clothing, underwear, table linens or heel
and toe in hosiery, A child can work It.
Perfect weave. Sent postplad, 25c.
Greater West Advertising Jic Novelty Co.,
"55' Washington strtet, Oakland, Cal,
9-8 1 m
WANTED ,-1 louse established 20 yean
Party, either lady or gentleman, of good
church standing r.s correspondent and
manager hore, Ncet not leave home, sal
ary (800 first year. Kudes: self-addresicd
envelope to A.T. Elder, general manager,
care (Japltal Journal 9 7 1 yr
MUSICAL., A limited number of students
taken, on p'ano, violin, gutar and zither.
Also German icsons given, Anna M.
Krebs, Music studio (J ray block, room 6.
Call from a to 4 p. m. 931m
ANY SIZE rarm wanted, by renter
with grown family. Prepared to supply
all necessary machinery for farming. Ap
ply at Journal office. Farm must be with.
in reasonable distance of Salem. 8 30lf
FOR SALE-.240 acie stock ranch all under
fence, plenty of good water. Will be sold
at a great bargain. If applied ror soou can
pvrin Installments if dolied. For partic
ulars address II Journal ollici.
REAL ESTATE Large and small tracts
of farm property Uargains in dwelling
property. Houses to rent. Good farms
wanted by renters. C K. llrandenburg &
Co, to mccesssors lo 1' N. Derby & Co.
T WO CLOTHING SaLESMEN,
Wanted. in Salem and one In each county,
i 1 ciery state to take orders for our $5 to
Slo maue-to-ordcr suits and overcoats.
Live wen witront exputence can make
?i5o per month. If you can lurnltii sails,
actory refeience, we will furnish com.
plete simple line and outfit, and start you
t work at 'once, For particulars address
AMERICAN WOOLEN MILL 00.
Enterprise Ilullding, Chicago. 9-15 irn
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men for our complete sets of Juvenile llcoks
(j: the holHavs. Each set lias four books
graded lor little ones to crown up folks
Each book charming, delightful, captlvat
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Large baoks, each overflowing with happy
illustrations. Tremendous sellers. Noth
ing like them, Four months golden harvest
for energetic workers. Crcd t given. Freight
paid. Highest commissions. Outfits with
samples of all four books fiee.
Sena twelve 2 cent jttmps for paying part
unly of the postage alone. Urop all trash
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a bcaeUfu I corner lot on the Morning,
side Ike. Owner will take good horse and
ixwy or a peed Ulcjcl U the trade Call
oBB Ucui.k, coimy surveyor.
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BY HOPSR BROTHBRS,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1898.
Dally, One Year $3.00, In Advance,
Dally, Four Month $1 00. ir Advance.
Weekly, One Year $1.00, In Advance
JOURNAL "X-RAYS."
IsFIagg of Marlon, the retrench
ment candidate for Speaker?
W u'. tin matter with that bright
young man Kelly of Linn, for senator.
There's no place can roatt Binder
Hermann like the Salem Republican
cocksplt.
The Salem Emergency Corps ladles
do not take easily to the too much
red tape of the Red Cross,
What has Lawyer Hammer done
that a Republican paper should try
ridicule on him? lie Is a stalwart of
Stalwarts.
A Portland paper that Is champion
ing Mr. Uorbett could very easily let
up on abuse of any other possible
candidate.
."
Joint Senator L. L. Porter, of
Clackamas and Marion counties can
ducts a very well edited Republican
otgan but don't discuss the senator
ship. .
Capt. II. L. Heath writes from
Manila, August 4: The McMlnnvIllc
boys arc all well today, and not one
of them has had a serious Illness.
An Exchange says: All the preach
ers are In favor of holding tho Phil
ippines. They see great possibilities
for .doing wood In a country that
knows .nothing about the church
social,
Tho military necessity of governing
the Philippines and West Indies will
be bcncllciul In revealing to tho peo
plo of our country tho necessity of
taklnir the army entirely out mf the
control of politicians.
Toledo Leader, Unien: J. II.
Mitchell will develop more strength
than U generally supposed. Wo don't
think the people on Yaqulna Bay
would take It to heart If he should
succeed In (jetting there.
.-
The Rcpunllcan organs arc sevcro
in ruling Chas. W. Fulton of Astoria,
out ot the Senatorial race. They
were mighty glad to liavo him plead
for unity and harmony at the state
convention,
MoManus & Smith who conduct
the Pendleton Republican In tho In
terest of the Mitchell wing and to
make war on Hon. Jo. Simon, are
booming Hon. Chas. W. Pulton for
United States senator and president
of tno senate.
The next United States senator
from Oregon will uot be n. W. Cor
bctt, but ono of tho follewing: II. II.
Hewitt, of Linn; W. L, Tooze, of
Marlon; M. C, George, of Multnomah,
orJudgo Lowell, of Eastern Oregon.
Rep. Ex.
An Albany paper objects to Salem
claiming the discovery of an oil well,
It buys we ought to bo satlslloi to
lnvn a special session of legislature,
and nut want the whole earth and its
contents. Just tho same, we hayo an
oil well. It Is not a spoulcr but It
would be If It were at Albany,
The Mltchelllto organ ut Woodburn
has this, which Indicates that there
is n division of opinion among the
anti-sound money republicans:
Governor-elect Geer has nothing to
do with tho spcukor ot tho houso
opening election returns und announ
cing that Mr' Geer Is governor of
Oregon, Even wero )io disposed to
block such action, he could not un
blushlngly stand In the way of Secre.
tary-olect Dunbar, Treasurertclect
Mooro und other state onlccrs elected
If tho houso demands the returns, the
speaker will havo to act and Secretary
1I. ...(.! ..Ill l....n . ffl.l fill I,A ?,,,v
iYllltUlll Will IIUU HI "HUM VMU UUtj
required by law. Thoro uro many
ways to make 11 hitch In legislative
pi-occcdlngs, and this Is ono of tlietti,
Tliero will bo lots of fun at the extra
session, and tho taxpayers will have
tho fun of paying for tho fun.
Annual 6le over 8,000,000 Hoses
?SSJS
fOB BOIO08 AND XE&V0U8 SI80KBSl
tunh as Wind and rain In tho Stomach,
Ulddlness. Fulneiw aftor moaU. Head
ache, DiizlnoM. Drowslnosa. 1'lushinKs
ot Hear. Loss ot Appetite. OortiTenMS.
Illotchea on the Bkln. Oold Chills. .Dis
til r bod Bleep, ft-Ujhtful Dreamt and all
Nenous and Trembling Bonsatlona.
1KB FIRST SOBS WILL 8IYE EEUEP
IN TWEHTx" MINUTM. Kverr aulfaror
will nokuowlodfio thorn to be
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
HKKCHAM'M MLUJ. taken aa direct
od. will Quickly rftstoro Fumaloa to com
pleto health. Ther promptly rtniioxo
obstructions or lrrvKUlarltltvi of tho ay
torn tro kick Meatoeltew For a
Weak SI inch
Impairc. Iestion
DLt. ored Liver
IN MKN, WOMfcN SR CHH.BRIH
Besoham's Pills ar
Without 11 Rival
AJ ktT Ska
LARGEST SALE ,
if Mtv tfmut Maufclrliisn bsi .--!
Ma at all Drwr atorea.
Sick men aro
no match In
business for'
well men. To
get rich a
man needs
Steady nerves
CWnnf hrnln.
P CELEBRATED 0
Jk Puro blood,
-?,. Healthyvlgor.
Hosteller's
Bitters help
men to get
rich by
bringing
about these
fclTTEpS
blessings.
Judge Bean would make an Ideal
United States Senator. Why not turn
down Invalid Corbett and elect a
young man. Judge Bean Is a deep
thinker and an honest and conscien
tious gentleman. Eugene Guard.
The Guard does Mr. Corbett an In
justice. Ho Is an active businessman
conducting large business afTalrs.IJe
commanded the hlghst respect In
Washington while there last winter.
Hon. Blugcr Hermann was han
quctcd by admiring friends, Irrespec
tive ot political faith, In Roseburg
last week. The event, no doubt, was
Intended as nn "opening" for Blnger's
senatorial campaign and likely served
Its purpose, as It afforded an oppor
tune time for the gentleman to highly
compliment his former colleagues In
congress, Senators Dolph and Mitch
ell. This Is no light of ours, but we
would like to say that the election ot
Hermann to the senate would mean
double for our rivers and harbors what
any other representative would secure
In appropriations. Coqulllo Bulletin.
An exchange says that Mitchell will
start In on the fight with $100,000
on hand. That ought to get a sen
atorshlp In Oregon. The statement
though needs to be taken with a great
deal of allowance. Democrat. JTI10
Albany paper Is mighty right. Mr.
Mitchell nnd his friends who arc still
legion In a personal wuy regret his
unfortunate straddle on the money
question. 1 He built a high sliarp
polnled free-coinage paling about
his political preserves and he's hang
ing on his own fence by his trousers
seat.
A Portland paper prints a handsome
picture of Hon. E. II. Flagg, "cham
pion of retrenchment in Marlon
county." TI10 Portland Republican
Orcgonlan says:
"The platform pledgsd the party
to a reduction of county salaries from
$2,500 to $12,500 a year. Some think
the reduction promised Is unreasona
ble. Representative Flagg Is one of
those who believe peoplo are tired of
platform promises that are never car
ried out, and will dovoto his best en
deavors to secure the promised $10,000
reduction In county olllcmls' salaries,
Whllo boasting the bravery and
prowess of Yankee grit, gumption and
gunnery, let us not forget that the
names of tho men who went with
Hobson smack strongly of .foreign ex
traction. Tliero were Murphy, Kelly
Dleguan of Irish descent, Montague
and Charctto of French, und Clausscn
of German. Phillips and Hobson nre
puro Yankee. But all wero Ameri
cans. MURDERED AT PENDLETON.
C C.
Cunningham Runs Amuck and
Kills a Railroad Man.
C. C. Cunnlnc.hum, of Milton, Uma
tilla county, shot and killed O. Young,
and seriously wounded Mrs. Julius J.
Worcester, ut the O. R. & N. depot.
Cunningham with a cocked revolver',
chased Miss. Ellle Worcester for a
block, llrlng thrco shots ut her, but
the young woman run Into u saloou
and eluded tho murderer. He run
through the saloon into the Great
Eastern hotel, where ho snapped his
revolver twlco nt Mrs. Johnson, tho
proprietor's wife.
Young, who Isun employe of theO.
It. & K. Co., was talklug-wlth Mrs.
Worcester und her daughter Elllo, at
tho O. R & N. dopot, when Cunning
hum, crazed by drink, drew out his
revolver uud began llrlng nt the group.
Young was shot through tho heart
and died a'tnost Instantly. Tho (lend
turned on Mrs. Worcester und shot
her In tho small of the back, Inflict
ing very dangerous wounds.
Mis? Worchestcr started to run up
Main street, when Cunningham II red
three shots at her, pursuing her
closoly. When opposite tho Last
Chance saloon she went In und hid
beneath tho billiard table. Cun
ningham entered tho baloou and
brandished his weapon in tho faces
of tho incu gathered there, who feared
lo gupplo with liim. Ho wentout uf
tho back door uud Into tho Great
Eastern hotel bv the rear cntrauce,
rushed up to Mrs. Johnson, the wlfo
of tbo proprietor, pressed his pistol
against her breast und snapped the
trigger twice. She rushed screaming
out of thu dnor, when bcvcrul men
enlcred uud hccurcd the murderer.
He has been u troublesome figure In
thu courts here fur several ycir, often
being urrestcd foi selling liquor with
out llcenbo.
The feeling throughout tho illy
against Cunningham Is Intense and
thu otllcers fear loleuce,
THE SENATOR311IP.
Ah'cntlble Review of the Situation and
Candidates in Oregon.
(Vftio Malheur Co., Silver Advocate.)
Tho Governor's call for un extra
session of tho stulo legislature for
September 25, has again utarten spec
ulation un tho question of who Is to
bo .United Slates senator. Tliero are
numerous caudldales for tho vacancy,
but tttlhls tlinols difficult forany
XfttZ'X-
?M
candidate to correct! y measure his
strength.
H. W. Corbett, the weliknown
banker of Portland, who was ap
pointed by Governor Lord, after the
deadlock of the last session, hut was
refused admission to the senate, Is
undoubtedly in the lead at the pres
ent time. Ho will no doubt have the
support of the 14 members from Mult
nomah county, which Is 11 cood nu
cleus to build up from. Corbett has
been at work eyer since he was re
fused admission by the senate and It
Is knevvn that he has pledges from a
number of members from the Interior
counties.
C. W. Fulton, of Astoria, who Is a
statn senator, would not, object lo the
higher honor, but his following Is
small.
Ex-Congressman Bingcr Hermann,
commissioner of the general land of
fice, it Is understood has a number ot
followers, but his former position on
the money question will undoubtedly
keep him out of tho senate. Tho
present legislature wa elected on a
gold platform and the man who goes
to the senate must be pronounced In
favor of that policy.
Congressman Thomas II. Tongue of
the First district would be satisfac
tory on the money question and in
caseof a deadlock tho mantle might
fall on bis shoulders.
Governor Lord, It Is understood, Is
out of tho race. The report here is
that at the expiration of his term In
January, he will take up his residence
In Porthnd and become a member of
the law firm of Dolph, Mullory &
Simon.
State Senator Joseph Simon, it is
said, has hopes of becoming a com
promise candidate In the event that
Corbett cannot bo elected. Simon
engineered the state campaign in
June and it is known that he has a
Sumbcrof warm personal friends in
the legislature who would like to sec
III 111 go to the United State scuatc.
T, T. Geer, governor-elect. Is a pop
ular man, as was shown by the vote
In June, and he probably has fewer
enemies than any of the other candi
dates mentioned, Many believe the
will be a successful candidate, owing
chiefly to the fact tnat he has not
taken part In the factional quarrels of
the .republican party during the two
years past. Should Geer be elected
senator, he would not qualify as gov
ernor, which would Jcavc Governor
Lord two years longer to serve, as the
governor's term docs not expire until
his successor is elected and qualified.
The State Fair.
People come from all oyer the state
to ylslt the State Fair and when they
hear the majority of them smoke the
aro 10c La Corona cigars made by A.
Huckcnstcin.
STILL ALIVE.
Miss Mariam Grace Perkins Returned
Home in Time for Her Own! Funeral.
Tnc supposed victim of the Bridge
port Connecticut murder, Miss Ma
rlurnGrucc Perkins, arrived at her
home Saturday afternoon In the best
of health, to tho great Joy or her fam
ily and the .unbounded astonishment
ot the whole community.
Her father was not In town at the
time of his daughter's urrivnl, as he
went on Ills way back to Bridgeport,
with the grusomo remains which he
had Identified ns those" of Grace, und
for which funeral arrangements, In
cluding the dlging of a grave, had
ulrcady been completed-
Miss Perkins cuiue from Province,
R. 1., and was occompanlcd by her
lover, Charles Boui ne, and at first It
was stated that the couple hud been
married. Tills was afterwards de
nied by young Bourne.
Just across the street from the Per
kins house Is u (little cemetery, und
this morning, In response to a request
ot the family of Mtss Perkins, a
uruyc had been dug by tho sexton In
the family lot. Halt an hour after
Miss Perkins arrived home, tho local
undertaker's wagon drove up to tho
house, and In It was u colli n which
had been ordered by tho family.
The trrand and beautiful Bible
story of Abraham intercepted
on the point of slaying his
cherished son has a deep signif
icance which everv mother
should take to heart Too many mothers
of the present day bind their children upon
the altar of neglect arid misunderstanding',
all unmindful that beneficent providence
forbids the sacrifice.
Women who expect to be mothers do
not care for their own health as they
ought, and thus the health and lifelong
wellfire of tire prospective Utile one is
sacrificed. All women nhoulu know and
use the health -supporting power of Dr.
l'iercc'a Favorite Prescription in every
delicate condition of the organs peitaln
Ing to maternity.
x n incciai organism isairecny strengtu-
enedand reinforced by this wonderful "Pre-
scription." Jt renders the ordeal of moth
erhood entirely safe and comparatively
easy; it gives constitutional energy and
vigor to both mother and child, it absolutely
cures every form of female weakness anil
disease. It is the only medicine in exist
ence devised for this particular purpose by
an educated, skflled physician of thirty
yearn experience in this special field of
practice, A full account of its marvelous
properties is given in one chapter of Dr
Pierce's thousand-page illustrated book,
'The People's Common Sense Medical Ad
viser," a paper-bound copy of which will
be sent on receipt of twenty-one one-cent
stamps to pay the rw of mailing only, or
handsomely cloth -hound for thirty -one
stamps. Address World's Dispeiikary Med
ical Association, Buffalo, N. V Every wo
man should read this book,
W..R. Vatcolm, of KooUl, clay County, Ar
kansas, write " Since I lat wrote you we ha e
hWl s ty girl bom to us. Mjrwirc took your
ttovrite-PrcKTipUon'sil during tnccxptctaut
period and until confinement, aud she had 110
trouble to mention."
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY,
Olllce of tho Secretary of State,
Salem, Or., Sept. 3, 1898. f
Scaled proposals will be received ut
this olllce until noon, November 4,
1898, to furnish the following articles
for the State of Oregon; for the use of
the 20th Biennial Session of the Leg
islative Assembly.
35 reams legal cap, 14 lbs., No. 7'
ruling, white laid, Charter Oak,
Scotch linen, or other good paper.
30 ream." lirst class Congress Note,
7 pound, wo. 7 ruling, wiuto laltl, or
other good paper.
20 reams letter paper 12 lbs., No. 7
ruling, white laid, Carew, Charter
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20 reams typewriter paper, letter
size, Paragon letter wove No 3,
Valley Paper Company, or other good
paper.
20 reams typewriter paper, legal
size, Paragon letter wove No. 3,
Valley Paper Company, or other good
paper.
0 reams typewriter paper, legal size,
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0 boxes Little's satin llnish carbon
paper, blue, size 8x13.
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paper, blue, size 8x10,
10,000 No. 0 envelopes. TO lbs. No. 1
rag, XXX,
12 gross railroad steel pens, No. 49.
20 gross Gllott's steel pens No. 401.
4 gross Gillot's steel pens, No. 303.
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0 gioss Falcon steeliens No. 018.
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5 gross penholders, black enamel,
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3,000 McGlU's patent paper fasten
ers. No. 2 Dal head.
3,000 Mc a Ills patent paper fasteners,
No. 2, round heads, while.
3,000 McG Ills pitent paper fasten
ers, No. 4, flat head.
15 doz, Table pads, to hold paper,
10x24 Inches, strong lurthcr tips.
10 doz, waste paper baskets, .cross
bar, No. 4.
3 doz. waste paper basket, small,
No 11, round.
20 lbs. hemp twine, No. 2.
4 doz. Sanford's mucilage, quarts.
All bids submitted should be
marked "Proposal for Stationery."
None but tho best quality ot goods
: ,,n :.,, ,,,1
wl!.,.be accepted.
Tho right to reject any or all bids Is
reserved.
All tho alKive articles must bo de
livered at Salem, Oregon, on or before
December 10, 181W.
Very respectfully,
II. U. KINOAID,
Secretary uf Slate.
Dissolution Notice.
Nntlco Is hereoy given that M10
partnership heretofore existing be
tween Jutnes Mngulre and Henry W.
TeaU Crystal Ico and Cold Storago
work at Salem Oregon Is this day de
solved by mutual consent. Slid
TeaU retiring from tho firm and
business All debts und liabilities are
assumed by the undersigned and
alt money duo tho said firm Are uiy
ublo lb the undersigned dale tho lSlli
day of August, 1803.
8 10-liu James Mauuiuk.
Present
and are entitled as follews:
Wild
American
Poppies.
INVCNrT
0
wm kce
Lilacs and
Iris.
!
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Mir
BROSfC?
IVINJUMIJ
SS55i ZZjgz -sC4ik
5 or coior anu arr.isr.ic merit.
Elastic Starch
artistic merit.
best laundry starch on the market, and
your grocer for this starch and get a
OREGON
Courses in Agiicuiture, Mechanical and
E'ectrical hnzineering Household Science
and Pharmacy,
TUITION FKEE AND NO INCI
DENTALS. Lit n, French, andf-irnaii optional. The
ntxt term will bejiu Sept 20. 1898.
For catalogue address W. E. YATES Sec
rttary, orTIIOS. M. GATCH, I'resiJent,
Corvallis, Or. 18 S-j
Homfi Rnardine" House
-
Nc 174 Front at eet Sa'em
Mo;t convenient to steamer landings.
Meals 15c to 12.51 a week fcr board. Gocd
furnished rooms reasonable.
7.17 ini "vV P GEORGE, Prop.
CASTOR 1 A
For Infants and Children,
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tho
Signature of
&&2i
Agricultural College
The Doctors that Cure
ARE COMING TO SALEM,
A PART CF THE
lishBu German:
The doctors who cure CATARRH, CONSUMPTION,
und all-Chronlo Dlseiscs, and
DR. MBYBRSi
he fa mous specialist for diseases and weakness of men. will again be In this
t his city on their regular monthly visit and can be CONSULTED
FREE OF CHARGE, at the
Willamette Hotel, Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. ?2-23.
ST.UT OF THE ENGLISH AND GERMAN EXPERT Bl'FCIALlST
live year """ U'C hW f Ca,lforD,a forW established Uenty
The suit of tho English and German Expert SDeciallsis u ,,, 1 .
tlye regularly graduated doctor,, each a phy.Vclan Nho las hid SI"
experience In curing nil manner of chronic diseases I y yeara
HOME CURES-While It preferable In tua'ny Instances to see a nail
ent, tho English and German Expert Specialise infvJ , ,.,:, 1 . ? ",?ath
poisons whom they have never seen.
hums olllco for question list and free
CALL ON THE DOCTORS
people bhould sec the English and German ExDert SiWiiii.i. .UII,J!B
talk, which costsjabsolutcly nothing Is bound ft 'M1!18' A. Mcndly
gtKid. whether treatment is taken or noL CONSULT A'riftV
THE ENGLISH AND GERMAN EXPERT rPw
A KlnlT nt I lin Unci t?,.. !...,. n," ?." t"V.FUl Sl'Ll
Ma -ket Si, sYu F7auC,Tcuw ' "
. T?w.rd SlOO,
Tho readers of this Ipaper o will be
been able to cure In all 1U 8s. n
nature Induing its work, f ho pro
prletors hayc so ."..'"'cr'one
rofarcasetliatit
fa.irtocVrr Send for 'list of test,
ruonlals. T .,v,t,.. ,. n,u
Address. a . j . vjii ,-
Toledo, O.
g-Sold by druggists, 75c.
BARR&PETZEl
The Old Reliable-'
Plumbers and Tinners
Make a Specialty of
HOP STOVES
D?PIPB.
HOP AND FRUIT
DRYER PIPE!
PUMPS AND TANK WORK:
ah umrt triijrantfpil 211 Commercial st,
-214
7 20 tf
Telephone No 248
General Storage !
Wool, tugar, dried fru'ts, etc , storing and
grading diied piune? a specialty.
Coiner Trade ar 1 High street, Salem,
I Orrrnn
Sidney Power CoN famous Gold Dust
flour
for sale,
Salem Water Co. Proprietor,
0. E. POWEK, Manager
Telephone 22.
Call and Bie the Triumph Prure Grader
or. green an J diied fruit .
MOIU.EY & PATRICK
-11 1111 if) Mate street Salem
STAFF OF THE
Exiert Specialists.
If you cann
advice In r,n-
W IE v
great deal
Of
h'lrtti.'
EUT SPECIALISTS
WALLACE
WAREHOUSE!
To Punt Growers
s,0,ans an bureons In the World, 731 ,
Canadin Pacific R.R.
And Soo Pacific Line
io
Mu.neapolis
St. Paul
Chicago
Philadelphia
Waihington
Montreal
Toronto
New Ytuk
" Boston
a all points east and southeast.
Cheapest rates, bestscrvice and accommo
dations
Through tourist sleepers to Minneapolis,
St. Panl, Toronto, Montreal, and lloston
without change.
Canadian Pacific Railway Co's. 'Empress
ine of steamships to Japan and China
The fastest and fine3t ships on the Pacific
ocean. Shortest snd best route to the
orient.
CaDadian Australian S. S. Co.
To Honolul'1, Fiji and Australia The
shortest route t the colonies.
For rates, fo 'ers and any information call
on or address,
C. K. DUANDENBUJIG,
Agent, Salem, Or.
II. W. GREEK,
Acent. 146 Third street. Portland, Or
E J. COYLE,
Diitticl Passenger Agent, Vancouver, I
Going East
Use a (irst-tlass line in traveling between
Minneapolis, St, Paul aud Chicago, and the
principal towns in Central Wisconsin.
Pullman Palace Sleeping and chair cars
in service.
The Dining cars are operaud In the. inter
est of its patrons, the rrost elegant service
ever inaugurated. Meals are sered a la,
Carts.
To obtain first-class service ycur ticke
should read via
The Wisconsin
Central Lines.
for all connections at Chicago and Milwaukee
For eastern points,
ticketfull information call on oJr nearest
tickrt .iget.t or write
JAS. C. POND
(ieneral Pass. AgemMillw&ukee.
Or IAS. A CLOCK, General Agenf Wis
Stark Street Portland Or.
Oceffon Short Line.
TIIEU-
Quickest.
safest,
Cheapen
Line foall points E-t and southeast.
I'RL'K reclining ch.vr cars, Pullman palace
sleeping cars and upik.Ltered tourist sleep
ing cars on nil tlnoupli trains.
IIOISE & DARKER,
Agent Salem, Or
C. (. TERRY.
Traveling Passenger Alien
V. E. COMAN,
General Agent.
124 llurdhiree Portland. Or
Tie Norton Pacific
Railroad still continues the popular
route for eastern travel and now that
summer Is opening up It becomes more
so than ever. The pleasant and com
fortable accommodations furnished
passengers are proverbial und need no
mentlon.Tlie quick tlmomade.wlthout
change of cars is universally known,
lhemad traverses the most magnlfi
cent belt of country in the world,
every mile furnishing constant scen
ery attractive and interesting, so
that the traveler goes through withs
out fatigue and reaches the journey's
end without realizing distance. All
lirough Washiogton.Idaho, Montaana
Dakota, Nebraska and tho other
states, the eye Is feasted with scenes
pleasing and impressive, while uo
sand storm, suffocating atmosphere or
other demoralizing discomforts are
met with. For tickets and full par
ticulars call on
THOMAS, WATT & CO.
v;p ...,, Agents.
No.
building formerly occupied by Dan J.
Fry's drug store. Salem. Or.
- vwtiiiiiiji sjiii 1 s'.riir,. in rnn
Shorter and a wlmlnlmlf rl-ii, nnlr-lnr
than any other line to Omaha, Kan
'sas city, St. Louis and all other
suthern and southeastern cities,
I i'illee rr.nl i met ..in nan,in ut
.Iaui, and Billings, Mont. Tickets at
olllces of connecting lines. If you go
; bt,.vla r9u,al". you can stop oK and
ee the Trans-Mlsslsslppl exposition
A. C. SHELDON.
Gen'l agent, Portland Or
mads: me: a man
K
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SiftT? ,tu11 ttnun for taXoStmiEU
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OASTOBlt a
mta, Tha Kind Yea H3" alwars Bought
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20u Miles
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