I have been taking r-lao'u Curo for Connumptlon ulnco
1880, for Coughs nnd Colds. I hud nn attack of LnQrippo
in 1890, nud huvo had others since. In tho Winter of
1800-7, I had a spell of Uronchltln, lasting all winter, and
leaving n tronblesomo cough, until I again tried 1'lso'n
Cure, which rultovcd ine. Mr. M. I). Smalley, Colorado
Springs, Colo,, August 10, 1808.
ThftFiM Company, Warren, r.
Great
Success
Mon'saults In all sizes, former price 80, now :.
Men's all wool cluy worsted suits extra heavy, former price $12, now.
Men's all wool cheviot suits, former price $10, now
Men's all wool plaid suits, former prlco $10, now
Mnniii inni'lrlntnjlii"! imml iiimllt.v. rndllCGrt to
Hoys' mackintoshes, all sizes, reduced to 175
Men's hcary working pantM, former prlco $125, now bj
Men's cotton worsted extra line, former price $1.50, now 1 00
Men's nil wool cheviots, extra tlno, former price $2 50, now.. 75
Men's good heavy oil grain working shoe, reduced from $1.50 to 1 -So
Men's 0 oz. rl vetted overalls, plain, reduced to J-r
Men's 0 oz. heavy Jumper
Men's Ooz. heavy engineer overalls reduced to
Just Received,,,
A big lino of rubber boots and shoes,
umbrellas, nnd nlso a full lino of
will bo sold at the same low prices.
Call and get a choice of bargains
REMEMBER
H. ZANDMER,
96
THE EMPORIOM
Wo Invito the ladles of Salem to
Inspect our now lines which are dully
arriving. We carry all kinds of
CHINA"
Uavllaud, German, Seml-L'orco-luln
and Stone ulilua, both
pluiu anddecoruted.
GLASSWARE, LAMPS,
CLOCKS. PORT1ERSAND
RUGS, also kllchenwarc.
Como got prices, and bo convlncd,
thoy are the lowest. Wo uro hero to
stay and want to do business with
you.
THE EMPORIUM
303 OJainiarclal Stroot.
New Price List of
Welsbach Burners
HURNERS $1 00
MANTELS a0
CHIMNEYS 10
SHADES 15
SELF .LIGHTERS.... 25
If live or more burners nro taken nt
ono time a discount will bo made
ftoin above prices.
Order burners or repairs EARLY
IN TIIE DAY" 1 1
71 OIIEMEKETA ST.
Telephone 50.
fissay 0iii(e
AND LABORATORY.
No, 71 Chemckcta st,
J. li. T. TUTIIILL Asiaver,
O.C.T.Co's
NEW STEAMER
POMONA1,
leaves fui Portland Monday
Wednesday aad Fildsy at 7 a. n
Quick time, regular net.
rice and low rates.
Dock between State
aad Court streets.
M, P. BALDWIN,
Agent, Salem.
. DRESSMAKING..
Ladies, If you want a n ce fililnc dress
made, without having to try it on until it is
done, call on Mrs. McMullin, No. 343 Front
.. . M,,. lis tier craduitlne diploma ill
dress cutlinir and ijuaranleesher work to be
fint-clajt. wok Hours 10m 8 to II a.m.
and frvin 1 to 5 p m. 10.8.1m
THB PIONEER LIM'TBD
Is the narocof the oaly perfect train In
the world, nowrumiing every night between
St. I'aulandCnicagt.viatue Chicago, Mil.
wiukee A- St. Vaa lUilway-jhe r"'"
road of the We t in adopting all tnrroved
.facilities I .r the safety and joypjcnt of pas.
itncers. An illutfrated pamphlc. sh v.ing
views of b auliful scenery akme the r-.uic ot
stbeiioncr Limited, wllbc sent tut 10 ar.y
Lamp. Addiem Oeo. H. Hraff M,
Pavscpgcr AaeM. t'biwuo. 111.
nffiOll UBCn letllPt Ul inwri , 1,
Q:ne 1
w 691!
O j9- Cf Z' " TZ. X -flu
UrtUifcirUiiAh-aT
Ws
KgniUn
Salem - Gas Light Co.
mfa
CUR13 WKlHfc All USt Alls, EJ
Bast Cough
1 Birup. iuia uouu. uiv m
In tlmo.
Bold brdrufrauts. SFl
THE REDUCTION SALE
at Zatidtncr'a Clothing Store has
proven a great success, nnd the
sloro tins becu crowded dully.
As long as tho goods lust we
will continue to sell them at the
same low price?.
i
$1 00
0 00
0 60
7 00
2 00
ruin coals, mnckintuMics,
woolen underwear, which
THE PLACE:
State street, Near Commercial
THE STATE OF OREGON.
Continued from Second page.
Shortly after, cumo the stu dy pi
oneer wltu Ilia teams, wcnuinR m
way acjro93 tho plains and over tho
mountains, to found a homo In Oro
Kon. (Jencrally spcaklnK. ho was a
man full of practical aonse, of Kieat
force and Individuality of character.
Ho knew what It wai to work, to
overcome dltllcultlcs, to expose him
self to danger, and to enduro trials,
hardships and privations. Ho was
not always educated, but bo was not
an Ignorant man. Ills stroutf com.
moo sense, united with bis pnctlcal
knowledge or life, Rave him discretion
and wordlygwlsdoni. Brave, generous,
hating oppression, loving I1I9 home
and bis country, rovorlng the good
and delighting In justice whatever
may have been bis faults
and vices thoro were com
bined In his charactjr those rugged
virtues and forceful qualities that
gave direction and purpose to liumun
nlfalrs, and leavo tholr Impress upon
tho Institutions of his uge. Accus
tomed to Independence of thought
and action, and tho security which a
government regulated by law allords
to rights of person and property, these
pioneers were freemen, who bad como
hither from the great republic to
build homes, and to plant the germs
or light and constitutional liberty in
the rude soil or this then unreclaimed
wilderness. Their presence soon
nmdo Itself manifest; on till sides
where they hud settled the country
bore testimony to their Industry and
thrift, their business activity and
love of hocIuI order; there wero farm
houses, surrounded by gardens nud
cultivated fields; there wero Hading
posts for furnUliln supplies, and
markets for exchanging products;
there wero highways that facilitated
travol, schoolhouses for tho education
of youth, and churches for the morul
betterment of men; nnd their small
communities were putting In practice
the principles of soclul order, with
out any organized government.
It was not posslblo that this con
dition of things could long exist,
without adoption of some form of
government, that would safeguard
individual liberty and secure tho
rights or pilvato ptoperty. In the
nature or things, there would arlso
disputes and disagreements, that
could only be settled by some trl
buual Invested with ultimate
authority. Thceo contention, em
phasized the necessity or laws to
detlnethe legal relations or persons
and prope:ty, uud toconrer perogatlve
posers to enrorco obedience to them.
For this purpose a provisional gov
erument was established and Invested
with the attributes or sovereign
power. There was doubtless another
cause contributing to this result. It
is known thatthero were Jealousies
and cnmltlos, causing rrlctlon, and
tending to disturb the public peace be
tween the settlers and persons owing a
fnrrtiin alleclaiicc. arising from the
conviction, believed by one and not
denied by the other, that the purpose
of the government of Great Urltlan
u,na t nhuirh Oregon and make It a
colonial dependency. The establish
ment of tho provisional government
under these circumstances was an
anomoly. The territory was the
subject of treaty regulations, and the
setting up or such a government was
contrary to Itt provisions, and with-
Hood's
Are nalulwr (ator rapidly
Pills
!tili4 men and travel
lers earry them In vest
kt. ladlea eanrr tbafii
tn parte. imiekeiM kep tbtra to mwUatna
cIomU, trteiwU tteuuutt4 tuu 10 intwu.
ft
out legal authority In ract.lt was a
usurpation, an assumption of Juris
diction over persons and property,
without legal right; and yet it was a
government based on enlightened
principles of Justice, nud constituted
to preserve social order and conserve
the public welfare.
A government ot this character,
being the logical outgrowth of these
environments, could not fall to In
spire loyalty and command respect.
It marked an crn in the history of
Oregon, and in tho fulllllmcnt of Its
mission bore testimony to the Intel
ligence, wisdom nnd patriotism or Its
founders,
Oregon was Jlttio known, and nt
this time wits supposed to bo a sterile
country or little value; but tho effect
or these oyeuts precipitated Interna
tional complications, aroused atten
tion In tho East, and raised tho war
cry, "tiftyfour-rorty or tight," even
tually resulted In tho treaty of 1846,
which make tho Oregon country part
of the territory of the United States,
nnd disttucd thereafter to form threo
or the stars In tho galaxy or the
union.
In 1848 the territory or Oregon was
organized under tho net or congress,
and tho provisional government,
was superseded. The territory bad
now legal autonomy, aud enjoyed the
protection or the United States. The
people relt secure In their rights nnd
In tho expectation or reaping the re
ward 1 or their Industry. A good gov
ernment Is always a blessing. Busi
ness relt the Impulso or greater nc
tlvlty; the trades were moro numer
ous and remunerative, property be
came more dcslreublc; the prorcsslons
afforded opportunity ror prcrcrment,
and were stimulated to ambition; the
population steadily Increased, and
the country showed everywhere signs
or progress and prosperity. Under
the Impetus or these causes the
transition or Oregon rrom a terri
tory to a commonwealth quickly fol
lowed, coycrlng a llttlo over a de
cade. '
A convention was called to draft a
constitution. It wns composed of
men of mnrked ability and great
Individual character. Nobody could
bo found In any community better
quallllcd to discharge tho Important
trust committed to them. There
was among thorn that diversity or
talent and experience which Is essen
tial to a right comprehension or their
duties that loyo or law and order
which Is the basis or all well-regulated
governments that knowledge
or existing conditions which pecul
iarly iltted them to draft a constitu
tion embodying thoo principles of
constitutional freedom which upheld
social order, maintain the public
peace, promote political pragress and
Imbue men with that high senso or
loyalty and Independence necessary to
tho unbuilding or prosperous nnd rrco
states. Tho constitution drafted by
them was not n codo or seir-operatlng
laws, but a declaration or tlioso great
principles ror establishing Justlco and
promoting tho gcnerul welfare, which
derive vitality and become operative
through the notion of tho different
branches or govornaiont.
There wero some limitations or
power In special lnstances.but ouly In
such cases as experience hud demon
st rated to bo essential to tho preser
vation or liberty and the stability or
the state. With this constitution as
her chart, Orcgon.as our ship or state,
somo less than 40 years ago was
launched on tho ocean of political
life, and, guided by It, she lias been
able to keen her courso through tho
darkness of night, and to And havens
or rest rrom tho wild waves or the
tempest. To the uoblo men and
women whoso sacrlllces and achieve
ments rescued Oregon nnd built our
state, wo owe n debt or gratitude. Wo
ought to recount their noble deeds to
our children ror Imitation and exam
ple, and cherish their memory In
graterul recollection. Wo ought to
show our appreciation or their labors
and services by loyally serving our
state, and preserving Us rranchlses or
liberty.
I have an abiding faith In the
future of Oregon. With Its great re
sources and many natural advant
ages, Oregon Is destined ta grow
ana develop and become great and
prosperous under Industrial Influ
ences and Commercial enterprise.
Her tields are fortlle, her rorests are
studded with timber, her mountains
aro full or mineral wealth, her rivers
aro navigable and stocked with
marketable llsh, her harbors ure com
modious, her wutor-powersnumeroui,
her scenery bcautirul. and herclmato
healttirul. To cuttho tall fir rrom oil
her hills and baro their summits to
the sunlight or heaven, to convert
plulns and waste places luto culti
vated field homes, to delve the moun
tains and nxtract her ores, to sub
ject her waterpower to uses or man
uracturlng cntcrplse, to whiten her
rivers with the sails or commerce, and
stud her shores with the marts or
trade, to make her harbors u safe
rpfuge to the mariner rrom storms
and tempest, to devlop all these vur
lous resources and subject them to
the use, profit and .happiness or man
kind will demand our best energy
aud highest intelligence.
It Is true that our growth In popu
lation nnd accumulated wealth has
been slow, but It lias been steady and
certain, and without booms, pr much
priyato or public Indebtedness. Our
laws are humane and equitable, and
Jubtice Is administered with prompt
ness and Impartiality, Our people do
not prone to riotous cooduct, or to -dn
violence to person or property, but
they are law-abiding, patriotic and
self-res nesting. Our exemption rrom
the turbulence and disturbances that
have been so common In some or
the other states, must be ascribed to
the other ttates, mutt bo ascribed to
Annual Oaten ovor 0,000,000 Boxes
TOR BIUOUB AND HERV0U3 DIB0BDER8
euelt na Wind nnd Tnln In tho Stomrich.
aiddliipsa. ruliit4 nflur monlfl, Honil
ncho, Diwlnoss, Drowslnoss, FlunhlnRa
ot Hunt, Loss of Anpotito. Gostlvoneas.
Dlotches on tho Skin. Cold Chills. Dis
turbed Sloop. Frlithtful Dreams nnd nil
Nervous nud Trombllnu Sonsatlons.
THE FIRST D03E WILL QIVB RELIEF
III TWEHTY MINUTE! Evory aufforor
will nokuowloduo thorn to bo
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
IirxciIAM'H 111.1, takon na direct
od, wlllqulckjy rnstoro 1'omnlos to com
plete health. Thoy promptly roinovo
obstructions or Irrcaulnrltlca of tho srs
torn nnd euro Mick Ilcndnclic For ft
Weak Stomach
Impaired Digestion
Disordered Liver
IN MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN
Boocham's Pills aro
a
And 1ito tin
LARGEST GALE
ofntiyrnt cut Medicine intlio World.
2So. at nil Drug Stores,
the Intelligence and orderly character
or our Industrial classes. In the
avocations or labor, tho professions or
business pursuits, our people nre not
excelled ror their cncriry, Inventive
genius, Intelligence or business
sagacity.
Nor aro they wanting In patriotism
and loyalty. When tho summons of
war came, within flvo days of Its no
tice ourquota of uieu was filled, and
thoy marched through your streets
with banners streaming and drums
beating, in rcsponso to their country's
call. Toduy they are In far-away
Philippines, guarding our victorious
Hag. Bravo boys, we aro proud of you;
proud of your manly courage-proud of
your lofty purpose; proud or your high
Renso or patrlotlo duty. May you live
to wipe rrom off tho Islands every
vestlgo of Spanish savagery and atroc
ities, and return to your grntoful
country crowned with the laurel
wreath of victory.
Wo have built Institutions for tho
care of tho unrortunnte, of charity, of
reform and punishment and nil are
conducted on humane principles, and
managed with care and economy. We
hayo churches and kindred associa
tions, dedicated to tho moral eleva
tion of man and tho betterment of his
condition. Our public school system
furnishes the children of tho state
with excellent educational advantages
to enable them to become fairly In
telligent nnd lilted for tho ordinary
duties or lire. To those who reel tbo
stimulus ror u higher education, or
dcslro to becomo loaders ur thought
In M10 various branches or soionco,
tho professions or tho Industrial pro
Jccts that mark the upward and on
ward advance of tho age, there are
colleges and universities, whoso por
tals stand open to recolvo them, and
whoso course of study will lay tllo
foundation for the fulfillment or
tholr aspirations to becomo useful
citizens and bencfuctors or their raco.
In tho coming years, when tho two
great oceans shall bo united by tho
Nicaragua canal, and ocean cables
shall stretch rrom the Pacific coast to
Hawaii, tho Phllllpplne Islands nnd
tho Orient, to meet tho demands or
commercial activity, Oregon will
outer upon a career or growth and
development, progress and prosperity
unexampled. With a sea coast 200
miles In length, Indented with a
splendid, navlgablo river, whlcli
extends ulong Its border and pono
tiates with one or Us branches tho
heart or tho great Willamette f alloy,
Oregon possesscb the physical features
and natural resources, whoso appro
priation and development will cover
her great plulnb with Immenso herds
of cattle and sheep, und convert her
boundless prairies Into rich
fields and prosperous farms, the
scat or thriving villages and tho
homes or the thrifty and intellgent
people; build up factories and forges,
smelting works and othor manufac
turing enterprises, that will cause the
hum of Industrial activity to resound
throughout her border; extend trado
and Induce commercial enterprises
lf
TIIE EXCEUENCH OF SYRUP OF TIGS
is duo not only to the originality and
simplicity oi tno coramnuiion, uutaiso '.
to the care and (.lull with which it Is
manufactured by scientific processes
known to tho Cu.iroiwiA. Pjo Svmr
Co. only, und wo with to Impress upon
all the Importance of purchasing the
truo nud original rumr-dy. As the
gmuinc- Hyrup of Tigs is manufactured
by the t'AUKoiiNiA Via Srnup Co.
only, a Iraowledgo of that fuct will
a&bWt onu in avoiding the worthless
imitations manufactured by other par
tics. The high standing of tho Cam
roitwiA Fia Hvitur Co. with the medi
cal profession, and tho satisfaction
which tho genuine Syrup of Tigs has
given to millions ot families, makes
the name of tbo Company ft guaranty
of the excellence of its remedy. It Is
far In advance of all other laxatives,
as it acts on tho kidneys, liver and
bowels without Irritating or weaken
ing them, aud it does not gripe nor
nauseate. In order to get its beneficial
ufTucbj, please remember the mine of
thu Company
. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
MAN VUANC14CO, CL
.nrvir
KlCV..
that will create a merchant ranrlno
for the transportation of liar pro
ducts, manufactured aud In the raw
material, for distribution In the
markets of the world; making your
bcautirul city, Justly fumed ror the
energy nnd Intelligence or its men,
and tho culture and refinement of Its
women, the magnificent metropolis of
this growing empire, renowned for Us
wealth nnd learning, Us Imposing
buildings, its social character, Its
commercial importance nnd Its edu
cational Institutions.
To the good people of this stale, to
whom I am Indebted ror so many fav
ors bestowed. I pray that Oregon
may continue to grow rich In blcsstugs
for them, and powerful ror tho protect
ion of tlielr rights nud liberties; that
sl.o may always stand for law nnd
order, peace and Justice; that fiho may
cherish the Interests of civilization
aud tho principles or constitutional
freedom; that she may abldo and
long abldo tho strong fortress of
liberty, sheltering your children aud
my children, and their children's
chtlrden forever,
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local applications ns thoy cannot
reach the diseased portion of tho car.
There Is enly ono way to cure denf
ncss. nnd that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness Is caused by an
inllamcd condition of the mucous
lining of thoIOustnchlun Tube. When
this tubo Is Inllamcd you hayo a
rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing,
and when it is entirely closed, deaf
ness Is tho result, nnd unless Inllcm-
mntlon can bo taken out and this
tubo restored to Its normal condition,
hearing will bo destroyed forever;
nice cases out of ten are caused by
Catarrh, which Is nothing but an in
tlumed condttltlon of the mucous sur
faces, We will gtye One Hundred Pollurs
for any caso of clearness (caused by
catarrh that cannot bo cured by If all's
Catarrh Cure. Send ror circulars;
rrcc.
J?. J. Cltr.NEY & Co,,
Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggist. "JCc.
Hull's Family Pills are tho best,
TO CURB A COLD IN ONJE1 DAY
Tako Laxattvo Brotno Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
monoy If It rails to cure. 2oc. The
gonulno has L, U. Q. on each tablet.
Try Schilling'! DMt tea and biking powdtr.
rsarxXBrvarsBs'
DEALER
: GROCERIES
Paints, Oils Window Olnas Vor
nlflh, and tbo moat couiploto a took
ot Brushoa of all klndn in tbo ntatr
Artists materials, llmo; hair, ce
ment and nblnelos; nnd tho flnoat
quality of erans need.
'.YVCSHV
MjrsKHNv'Ma
MORTGAGE LOANS
On Improved city and farm properly at
lowest rates,
WEKNER DKEVMAN,
22 Commercial street.
2 doors southio! iml & liusirs bank, saiem
Or o-l2 dtw 2m
WANTED.
Now today advartiaementa tour llnon
or loss in tills column inaortou tnroe
times for 25 cta SO eta a woolc, $1
par mouth. All ovor tour llnoa at
same rato.
NOTICE. 1 hayo this day given my
son. H.O.Shaw, his time. I shall
claim none of his wugcs.nolthor will
I lo rcspnnslblo ror any dobts or hU
contracting. Dated Liberty, Oro.,
Octobers, 1803. -B. Shaw. 10 20 31
PASTUUBFor" horses and cattle,
only two miles rrom Salem. Terms
reasonable J. W. Watt. Firtccntli
und Chcmeketa Htrcots, Salem
1020 tr
BOY WANTED Steady work out
side or bchool hours. Apply nt Jouu
NAL ofilco ror particulars. tr
HOUSE CLEANERS Remember
that tho best und cheapest carpet
paper Ih the heavy felt papor sold
at Tim J oukn al otllce. 20-tr
FOR SALE. Two good Porcheron
marcs with tholr 'Courbet'1 colts,
marcs weigh 1550 lbs each. Inqulro
Brook's pjaco near Shaw, 0-21 1m
WANTED. We want nnd are pre
pared to pay a fair prlco lor all tho
marketable apples and pears offered.
S. A. McCall & Co. 0 20-tf
WANTED I have property In Oro-g-jii
to cell or trade for Kansas prop
erty. For particulars address S. Jl.
Tomllnson, Washington, Kansas,
Mention this paper.
FOR SALE Trado or rent. Fino
largo stock runch will sell very
cheap on easy terms or trado ror
other property, or will rent for a
term of years, rent can bo paid In
work on the place. For particulars
address box 02 Journal olllce. 13 1m
FOR SALE CHEAP. -Ten acres
of land 6 miles cast of Sulem.
near Frultlund P. O., uood
school and church close by Hux
house 10x20, iood barn and well, a
ucres cleared, balanco In pasture,
fenced. Good title. Address Win.
Hlackmore, Frultland Orcein.
10 22 1 mot
MUSICAL A limlt:d number of student
taken, on p ano, violin, guitar, mandolin
and tidier, AUo German lessons given.
Anna M. Krebs, Music studio, Gray block,
room 6. Call from 2 to 4 p m, tf
DMPLOYMDNT AOBNCr,
Girls to do. all kinds of work wanted at the
W. C, T. U. looms. Abo lhoe wanliug help
apply to Mrs C. K. bherwood. at rooms on
Court street, Wages from M.fo to 3 Pf
week io-8.imJ
WANTED
PRUNES AND
DRIED APPLES
10-18-1 m Sec TlUcon-Burtlelt Grain Co.
VIOLIN
MIH NK1X1K UllOWN lias
qui
aiarveciawoi viaiii
ts anil rau af$U'
TEACHER
a a fAur lunru.
i.nlv (or iorTns at rtsl.
dsat-, 417 Marfou strsst.
r
i JOHN
IK,
IN fa
I k
I fa
for Infants and Children.
The Kind You Hare Always Bought
BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF
(aTii
In Use For Over 30
THI CCNTAUH OOMMNY. TT MUMrHV HTWIHT. WtlltaM CITY.
COLE'S
' Celebrated
Air Tight Heaters
WKWItMlMMtl
-FOR "JALK BY-
BROWN Si SMITH
256 Commercial st,
HOT STUFF
Is what people nro looking ror theso cool days. 'Our2prlcc8'runko
competitors)
Hot in the Collar
And oupgoods always please tho housekeepers,
Steam Heating,
Hot Water
And Furnace Work
to suit
CRYSTAL ICE A! COLD STORAGE CO.
Solo wholcHiilo nuenta for Gambrlnus llrowcry Co., or
Portland, and JoRopli SchllUllrowery Co., or Mllwaukeo, for both
draught and bottled uoodfl. , A , . ,
Although our plnnt Ih burned out, wo aro proparetlto supply
cold stoniKO Koods lb In tho past, no Ice will bo rurnltihcd until,
our works ure rebuilt.
TclephuneJ207.
Chung Lee Co,
Chinese and Japanese Fancy Goods
Ladies' Furnishing Goods Reduced 30 Days,
UNDKRW10AH
Examine our Ptook and you will be convinced Hint wer cnn.savojyou money,
COTTLE BLOCK . . . COMMERCIAL STREET.
MANHOOD
Biiarantccaiocureaii nervous ciksus, sunt as weak w
ralu Tower, Ieiltclie. Wakefulness, Ist Ma'ihooa,
ions, Merrousncu. 1.11
cither sex. caused by
prepaid, Circular free.
Manufactured y th-
liBiim ninci. jitauBLUE. v cmr iuiuhii ijuak m iiivwt. -m
I'ruftCo. distrlb'itliiageuU.
FOR SALE BY D" J,
Chloro-Napthdleum
SHOULD RE KEPT READY
FOR UHE HY BTOOKMEN
AND FARMERS.
A dlHlufuuUnt and vermlcldo thut
Is extensively used uud tflVOKsulinfuo
tlon. Send to IlAiturn" & Lawiiknok
ror, or buy a bottlo from
dwl28.1m ROMSRT I1A8EY, Aent,
MADE ME A W3AW
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"HA1CUY tt., tu.Ui
For sale in Salem Or., byl). I FRV ilrugtlst
oAfaTonxi-.
BunO til f- Hiw Alvrajn Souiht
Years.
HARRITT-a LAWRENCE
"occrs.
Heating,
Hot Air Heating,
of all kinds at figures
the times.
JAMES M'OUIRB
KLiUo and Nlnotccnth atrcots, Salem.
MADE TO OllDKO,
RESTORED
lly IIKlUEf
Yellow N
Dr. Prmi'j
ft i-i;m.
Till wleiful remedy
lory, 1,01 of
kV
drains, loss ?f jnwer in Ucncr. ' Organs of
Jtmli.
over -exert Ion. Touthftil errors. exre'Si
.eot
tobacco, opIumorstiinulanU, vrliieh lend to Infirmity, Coit-ui.ioa Of
Jets nil v. Can be carried in vest pocket, f i oo ncr box. f '" tj.byraall
prepaid, Circular free. Hold bv all druKjtUts, Aikforlt,t"cciioo(lirr.
Noldhv
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.iMid '
FRY, SALEM, OREGON
SALEM
STEAM LAUNDRY I
Ploiao notice tho out In priced
on tho following
.Skirts, plain .....toccnu
LI uue r drawers. .. Stoioccnu
Under shirts 5 to looenu
Socks, per pulr 3 cenu
Handkerchlofs ,. ,,..1 cent
Silk handkerchiefs. , , , .3 centt
Sheets and pillow slips 34 cents per) dozen
and othci work in proportion.
ty napnolo and othor work intelligently
washed by hat rl,
COL J. OIiMSTHAD, Propriety
WANTED,
Wheut, oats und barley, will bqy
your warelnuto receipts for name.
Get our prices beforo Belling. Ve
can Have you money,
TlI.LSON-IlAItTl.KTr GltAIN C0,
Warehouse, orth b'alcm, Olllce, 70
Court St., rear of Dairy mple'e store,
DUICD TRVn BAS TOR 8AI1S.
BUSIHBiW OAKDM.
O. M. OIAOK
Succeuer to pr. I. M. Keeu. oW''V."hllf
Corner, Sal
opeiatlonj r
im, ur.
l'rtt delrff ttfririet
opeiatlonj nt moderate feet in ftny brtMli rr
In especial requett.
Salftn Connection and l'repiratiry ScM
Pall Teiim Opens Oar. 3 1898.
Common School, Normal, Bu1dcm
and ni,li School courses are provided.
Send ror circulars, or cull at oufKhool
rooms for theid, Office hours; '4:to 5
o'clock p. m. A. J. Garland; prln.
O. H. LANfi
Merchant Tall'or
211 Coratnorcinl nt,
t3r0ulta $15 and upwards,
Panto $3 and upwards,
CAPITAL CITY
Express and TVansfc
Meets all mall and passengor tralss. Bag-
cage and express to all parts oi tbs ctt)
Prompt service. Telephone No. 70.
WHITE & DISQtEL
BREWSTER & WHITA,
HAY. GRMNi
Shorts, chop, flour, mill eed, eto.
Telephone 178. 91 Court t., BaIsm. Or,
Capital Soao Works.
Running at full blast and making best
of laundry and toilet soaps, tit sure to call
for the .Salem brand when )ou want god
Coous.
A. W, ANDERKGO,
Manager.
BARRELS, ' BARRELS.
Made and on hand, a lot of barrels and
kegs all sizes, for wine, elder, vinegar, pick,
les, meat etc. First-class and for sale at a
bargain. All kinds of work done on short
notice In good shape, Cy. Stewart, South
Salem. o-13-lm
New Blacksmith Siiop.
W- T. R- SMITH & CO '
tho old rollnblo nmltha have opned 11
shop opposite tbo browory. and lnvlta
Satrcoui. Boat work nnd lowest price:
OS Commercial at Salem.
r OFFICE, CITY HALL'
"For water service apply at office.
Bil'
payable monthly In advance,
MaVej
complaints at tho wr.c.
G.S.FREEBURGER
NEW MARKET
fSt.te street, near railroad Freshest and
best meats. My patrons say I keep the best
treats In town ' 3t
BARR&.PETZE1.
-Tho Old Itellablo-'
Plumbers and Tinners
Mako a Speolnlty of
Pumps and Tank Work'
All Work GuARANricn.
314 COMMERCIAL STREET.
Telephone No. 348
37ft
. , . TRY TIIE . . ,
Armory Barber Shop
156 SrATc Strekt.
First-class work done and neat, hair cot 150
Shave foe
ERNEbT ANDERSON, Proprietor,
Formerly Anderson &. Andencn
II
ATLAST!
Good News for tho Suffering1
Public,
The enrlous rivals who were determined to
make Dr, Cook trouble In the courts bar
backed down, and their alleged cue was
dismissed when It came into circuit court."
They didn't dare ta meet the truth, as Dr
Cook's patient's are too numerous and they
are ever griteful to the man who has cared
them and can cure others.
Dr. Cook makes a Specialty of chrosdo
discavts, and does not use poisonous drugs t
cure them. If you have a Wend who bU
help send him to
DR. J. F. COOK,
301 Liberty trt.
Consultation free,
CURE YWUUFl
Vm HI tot unnatural
diKbargM, InUamuatloos.
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