Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, December 13, 1898, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextKiJ Jo- lilJi' irmrfHli.t GOLD DUST WASHINO POWDER.' i m 11 Will Slay J 0 I E Km 'i (pf3 JW sS KurflJ ve Ur Succ ACQ i Men's suit ill all sizes, former price $0, now $1 do MunMull wool cluy worsted sulH nxtru lionyy, former fiilco 812, now.... U 00 Mori's all wool cheviot suits, former price S10, now (j f0 Men's all wind plaid s'llts, forui'sr prion $10, now 7 00 Men's tiiacklntO'dios, tood quality, reduced to 2 00 Hoys' mackintoshes, all sizes, reduced to 175 Men's hen y working panto, former price 8125, now bfl Mon's cotton worsted extra line, former price 81.50, now 100 Men's till wool cheviots, i-xtra tine, former price 82 50, no' 75 Men's uood heavy oil raln working shoe, reduced from $1.50 to 1 25 Men's 0 or,, rl vetted overalls, plain, reduced to 35 Men's !ioz heavy Jumper 35 MeuVJoz. Heavy oniflnooroveralls reduced to 43 Just Received... A big line of rubber boots nnd "hue, umbrellas, and also a full lluu of will bu sold at the same !ow prices. Call and get a choice of bargaliu REMEMBER H, ZANDMER, DK. II. C. EPLEY fl Gold Filling a Specialty Wc tnnke a Rpeclnlty of flno Gold Fillings and contour teeth that re quire building up from excoulro dewy. Crown Work Gold and Porcelain Crowns adjusted to badly decayod roots,thl9 restores them to their former usefulneis, and In many Instances Improves upon nature's work so far as beauty Is concerned. Having a very complete laboratory wc are picpnred to make all kinds of deiitllurcs. Palnlcs extraction of teeth without, the use of Chloroform, Ethor, or Coculue. Examination free. ..SflLEM DENTAL PARLORS.. ROOMS 27 AND 20 ELDRIDGE BLOCK. Over Pcstofficc. New Price List of Welsbach Burners BURNERS 81 00 MANTELS 30 CHIMNEYS 10 SHADES 16 SELF LIGHTERS. 25 1 live or more burners are taken at one tluio a discount will bo made from above prices. Ordor bunioM or repairs EARLY IN THE DAY I! 71 OlIEMEKETA ST. Telephone 50. Assay Office AND LABORATORY. No, 71 Chemekcta si, I. U. f. rUnillX Asuyer, BARR & PETZEl -TlwOld Reliable-' Plumbers and Tinneis, Make n Specialty nf Pumps and Tank Work Ail Work Guaranteed, 314 COMMERCIAL STKESr. ayft Telephone No. 848 I asssVNarxaKsRvjKwvsvsjrs INTER 3TATB .inmnnmi i V II II V.MI JUU ETTAANDERS-WILMAN As.ocu'e Twefcer Western (,'onsaiu tory, Kanns City, Vo., lepKMnun the Inter sue S) Mt-a, ' faiww ure OvcrKml NWil nr. 376 Chureh iel. iwudta 13 ad 3 to J. Salem (las Light Co. COSSIRTiTOR && BE fat Ian THE REDUCTION SALE i nt Zandiucr's ClotliliiK Sloro Ims $ procn a 'reat success und the Htoro una been crowded dully, As Iimur as the uoods lust wc will continue to sell tlioin at the niiinu lun jui;u. rain coats mackintoshes, woolen underwear, which THE PLACE: 96 State street, Near Commercial DK. II, H. OLINGER , , i Golden Rule Store Well Asserted ilerk of Notlons.ncslery, Ribbons, Pnpor, Soaps Tinware, OverrUla, Undstwenr Aid rt rarleiy f Trrtfa!uc In line uiaTlslt. eivo MRS B. T. SWART, Hate Iiuuraiwe Uleck. Y try to fsllow the Ould.u Kule in rry transaction. "ft 4 SALEM PEOPLE and OTHER PEOPLE Ittadvrs at 8lem and other Oregon towns are requested to Mild In Items of pw wnal aiidsoclul new to appear lo ttw Tli Wily aul Weekly Journal, Tfcu Scott Bozarth In In Portland on a business visit. Col. N. U. Knlubt Is In Portland on letful buaincM. J. S. Parker has returnd from a vlilt at Portlahd. MUs Ann.i II lveuon Is vUltlii her mother In Wood burn. MUi Vesta Sourt wluk has returned from a vlilt at Portland. Attorney L. nillycu, of Eugene U In tbe city on lctrul business Mr. and Mm. J. M, TMcew, of Mo haitia, are In tho city on a bnuf visit. Rev. D. A. Winters hai returnod from a visit at Mehama and vicinity. Supornltendant and Mrs. O. M. Irwin have rsturnsd from Sun Fran cisco, where Mm, Irwin lately urad uaUdaltha Cooper .Med lea I Collar reclevlu Uie M- D. bKrue. - mm - Remembers Nothing Like It. "I whr troubled with nervous huud ache and did not, feel like dolmt any work. I bean taking Iloors Har lanarlllit aud the headache left me When I bad taken two bottles I foH like wnrktntf. 1 now fel better than I ever remembfir pf fwollntt bofore." RDMOND G. LUNNRll, Soda SprlriKS, Idaho. Hopd'n PI1U cure allllvurilU. Eayr to laH, caiy to operate; reliable, ure. 2tc ST Ssirminsnrti L LAWS Too Freo Issue of State and Diplomas to Be Curtailed. Life Selection of School Text Books to Be Done On the Washington and Idaho Plan. The most Important committee appointed at session wu3 the ore to legislative the special revise the school laws of Oregon, most urgently needed It was n task and the coin- mltteo havo performed tho most Im portant service that this legislature will render the people of Oregon. The Joint commltteo of two setin tors and three representatives, to revise the school laws of Orcnon met at Porllund Nov. 17, 18 and 19. Edu cators and letfljlatora and others Inter ested from all over tho stato appeared before the committee to make sugges tions There vas also a laro amount of correspondence from all over the state embodying needed changes. County superitiUtidcnti, college profewin, State Superintendent Ir win, and Superlnteiidaut-Elect Ackertintti and 11 great many public tchool teachers, oillcers and patron of tho city of Portland. The commit tee went ull over tho existing school legislation and h.ivo mnde many needed changes In tho school laws. The question of Issuing TCAUUKKS UiSUIIFinATCS, and diplomas by county superintend ents, stato olllclals, and Normal schools was thoroughly shaken up and the laws will bo so changed, If the re commendations of the committee are enacted by the legislature, that Oregon paper In tho hands of u teacher will command respect at homo and abroad. THI2 TUXTHOOK QUESTION was the moit Important one before the commltteo and there seemed to be a universal demand for a change from the present system. Tho system Oregon has had fur twenty years past consisted of a law requiring textbooks for the entire stato lo be chosen for six years at 11 lime by a ballot taken of tho thlrtj-onc county superintendents and tho nine members of tho stato board of examiners. A majority of these forty persons, or 21 voles, adopted a textbook for six years.thcso persons choosing both tho book and llxlng the prlc which choice Is then mado binding upon tho ontiro state by a mandatory law compelling the State Board of Education lo entor In to a contract with tho publishers of the textbooks chosen, Under this law, if a textbook monopoly, trust or com blnatlou, could control the appoint ututof tho state board of examiners, they only needed twelve county super intendents out of 31 In the state to carry their .slate, and It is a remark able fact that tho list of textbooks adopted six yean ago received exactly 21 votes, aud thoy were nearly all American Ijook Co. publication, aud It Is well known that Oregon lays 20 per cent tuoro for textbooks than Washington aud 40 per cent more than Idaho for all textbooks und fur some of tho same books. ' WHAT IS PIICI'OSKD. , Ibis proposed In tho revised school laws, which thocommitteo liaveui,an- ! Imously agreed to report to the legis lature, which meets January U, 1809, to do away " Itli the present system of selecting textbooks, and have all the selecting of textbooks for the pub lic schools In future mac's by a board not connected in any manner with the publishing business or with tho chool machine of this state, If such thing atany time exist, Tho com mittee recommend a new board of live men, no more than three of the same political party, to bo chosen by the governor from among the leading cd- ; ucaiors of this state, men of known wortli and reputations they could not afford to lose, In whom tho people would havo coutidence, and they to be appointed subject to no continuation from the legislature. Tli It would givo the ponplo of Ore gon In substance the law of Washing ton, Idaho and other status progres sive and lde awake In public school matter. It would give tho people the advantage of open competition in the choice of text book und tho prices paid for them. Tho result will bo to glvo Oregon better text books at lower prlcos than they now have, or have over paid. School book pub lishers, who feel Urn their Interests are hotter protected under tho preunt system, uro already organizing to re sist the changes proposed by tho Joint 0 sc China Tea Set and Banauet Lamp to be Given Away on New Year's Eve s2 CO S3 I I No din Intr; only count or guoss how nmi.y tvilTee buans In the ar, See north show window and cull In tho ttoro fur particulars. WE INVITE YOU TO OI'U STORE. You will ilnd stock very large;hollday w"i", such us fine Huv aland and Gorman china, seml-porcelaln (( tilch wo uury tea pat terns) to sell odd pieces or sets. Noveltiiw in china, Roheinlii glass ware, out-glass, ele. We Import direct ami can show Import bllli. tlmrofore we got the latest out and sell cheap. Come aud m con vinced or having a large stogk uud save you at least 25 per cent on account of Importing. You arc Invited to the C3 "3 Yokohama FREK DILI VERY, f ifisi nm iiiThm nUnUkH commltteo of tbo legislature. Tho comttilttco's work has been carefully dune and has met with universal ap probation among the people. There 19 little doubt but that their recommen datloni will bo ratllled by the legisla ture and approved by the governor, though no one familiar with tho past hlitory or Oregon cun doubt but that there whl bo an organized and power ful lobby at Salem. Thoccmmtttconn revision of tho school laws will meet at Portland Thursday and Friday of tills w'cek, to perfect the bill to bring about tho reforms agreed to by tho committee. All who (avor theso reforms and who want tho public schools of Oregon to be improved and rank with tho public schools of our neighbor Rtatcs should support the elTorts or the committee to bring about theso inuch-nccdcd re form. MARION COURT HOUSE. McKlnley Mltclioll, Mike Kepplngcr and J, W. Hubbard, appraisers of tho estate or Oscar Hubbard, deceased, nave filed their Inventory and ap praismentuhowlng tho estate to bo valued at $1,U50. Tho estate consists or a i interest In ,113 acres of land In Marion county and a 1-0 Interest In 20 acres In Multnomah county. J. H. Rigger. A N. Hush und W. J. D'Arcy, appraisers of tho estate of Seth R. Hammer, deceased, tiled their Inventory uud appraisement, showing the estate to consist of money and personal property to the yaluo of $1,501.33. An action for money has beou Uled In Department No. 1 by H. A. Johnson, Jr against L. C. Hondoison, W. W. Henderson aud L. Henderson for re cover) or $50 with Interest, ut 10 per c jtil from August 23, 1893, alleged to bo duo on a promlsoty noto Issued on that date. S. T. Hichurdsnn repre sents plaintiff In tho case. Thu following deeds wcro tiled In the recorder's eillce: James M. Fursytho and Rose M. Forsythe lo Asabel Rush, lot C; block 50; part ol lots 3 and In block I9,Clty or Salem; deed Intended to convoy a sixth Interest In the property do scribed, 92,0000. Claire Forbes and husband to John II. Shults, 10 acres in tG s, r 1 w, $350, Fred Hurst and wife to J. D. Rohan non, tractor land In Ocorgo II. Jones' addition to tho City of Salem, $75. Woodmen Elect Officers. Last evening tho Oregon Cedar Camp No. 5240 Modern Woodmen of America, held Its regular meeting at which tho oniccrs for tho ensuing year wcic elected, Tho llstU as fol fel fol eows: J. M.Chase, venerable counsel; Ed ward Herrln, worthy advisor; Jos. Raumgartncr, banker; A. L. Rrown, clork; J. McCloud, watchman; O. Ruell, sentry; James Forsythe, escort; Frank Raker, manager; Dr. Mutt physlclun; J. M. Chase, delegate to state cump; E K. Hall, alternate. The Modern Mother Has found that her llltlo ones aro Improved more by tho pleasant Syrup of Figs, when In need or tho liixatlvo effect or a gcntlo remedy, than by any other. Children enjoy Itandltbcne Ills thorn. Tho true remedy, Syrup or Figs, Is manufactured by tho Cali fornia Fig Syrup Co. only. Durated Water Pipe havo been caused throughout the city by tho cold weather and the plumbars aro kept busy but not inoro so than the dell verymen distri buting Rranson it Co's high grade groceries. Qoats Wanted, Call on or address The Journal olllco. Stato number, kind and price ofuulruaU. 11-20 lin CURED ASTHMA 'Alter 35 Years of Suffering, It will be gratirylng to Aslhmatlg readers to learn that an absolute euro has at lubt been discovered by Or. Rudolph SchltTiiibun. That thu remedy Is an effectual one cannot bo doubted utter perusal of such testim ony as that of O. W, Van Antwerp, Fulton, N. Y. whoiays;-.Yuur Ast hma Cure Is tho best I cyer uted. I tried It according to d I ructions, and one box entirely cured me of asthma, und I liHVonut had it since. 1 can now go in bed and sleep ull night with perfect comfort, which I have not done before for 35 yours and 1 thank yiu for the health that 1 now enjoy, I hops that you will publish this letter th it others may learn of Its woundor ful virtues." Shltfasann's Asthma Curo Is sold by all drugglits ut 50c aud $1 00 per package, or can bn ob tained by writing direct 10 Dr.SehllT mann, Rox80l,St. Paul, Mlno. CD as C3 Tea Store. Christian Revival. Thoso who wero at tho Christian church lustnlghtlicardoncof the best sermons of tho scries on "Tho Faith That Saves." It was a plain forceful and scriptural ut every point. Aud the attention of tho people manifested their appreciation of the discourse. The dlscourso will bear fruit. Tho topic ror this evening will be "Script ural Conversion." Tho church Is re joiced at tho uullook nud good work Is being done by a largo rmnibcf. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup Cures Ovor night tho most stubborn cold as well us nil lis complications-tickling In the throat, husky voice and violent coughing. It Is tho must wonder ful medicine science has produced. For the Holidays. Tho Geo. C. Will music Htoro will bo open evenings until Christmas, 12-12 31 A Convicted Murder. Is n pitiable object but a 10 cents La Curonu cigars aro the prldo or a smoker's bosom. Hoarseness Sore Throat Hoarseness, soro throat nnd constant coughing lndlcato that tho bronchial tuboa nro suffering from n bad cold, which may dovolop Into pleurisy or inflammation of tho lungs. Do not wasto health nnd Btrongth by wait ing, but ubo Dr. JolinW. Bull'u Cough Syrup at onco. This wondorful rem edy euros nil throat nnd lung nffoo tlona In nn astonishingly short tltno. Dr.Bulls Cough Syrup Curos Hoarsonoss and Soro Throat. Dotes are smill and pleiMUt to take. Doctor recommend It. iTlce j cents. At all drujglit. WANTED. Now today navortiflumoma tour Unco or losi in this column 'rnortod Uiroo times for 25 eta CO ctn, a woolc, $1 per month All ovor lour llnea at samo rnto. FOUND A purse. Owner can hceuro tho sumo by proving property. Call at Journal olllco. 12 .It HORSE SHOEING. Having em ployed a llrst-clasH horso sliocr, I vlll bo pleased to havo a sharo of tho putrona'go of tho people. Werner Fennel!, .102 Commercial street. 1212 01 MOTHER GOOSE PARTY.-Scdg wick Roller Cbrp will givo a wldo awako entertainment In Chunulng hall, Wednesday evening, December 21. Admission free. Good piogram. All aro Inylfid. 12 td V ANTE D-Ludles earn $8 per week working at home, no canvassing, enclose self addressed stamped on velopo. Standard Novelty Co , 101 Ueekman ut., Mow York City. 102l SUGAR IIEETS.-Secd of tho urn uinu sugur beet forsalo by Ed. Knisclicr. Address Salem postotllco or call at residence 2d house south of 1. O. O. F. comelcry. U 3t FOR SALE OR TRA DB.-Horso, buggy and harness. Will exchango ror fresh milch cow. Cull at M Vlcsko's, between Miller and Owens streets, South Sulom. 12 0 3tJ FOR SALE Sawmill, water pover, capacity 10,000 to 15.000 feet porday. Practically unlimited quantities of tho finest llr and cedar tributary to mill. Owners havo other business and will sell cheap. Address Lock Hox 1 Cottago Oroyo, Or. 12 0 lint WANTED Two young ladles of good uddress fcr pleasant homo work. Address K., Journal office. 12 8 tr FOR good cedar fenco posts at Uc F. O H. cars at Can by. Address, Geo. Williams, Canby, Ore II 'u 0 I m tl A; w KIDS CLEANED-for ten cents nt the Salem Steam Dyeing and Clean lug Works, 105 Commercial Street 12 2-tr UMHRELLAf-Yos. Kupllngcr, tho umbrellu man, will be round ut UU State ttrect. 12-2-1 m. GOATS WANTED.-Cull on or ad. dress The Journal otllco. Stato number, kind and price or unlmuW. 11-201UI FOR SALE On easy terms 1 15 acres, 35 under cultivation, 7 acres of or chard with 1000 trees mostly winter apples C to 7 years old, one half mllu from railroad station, good town uud school, uood Improve ment., a line dairy and stock furiu with plenty or wild ratigo, g od nelgLborhood, lino sprlnus, one third cash, long time on balance. Fine stock ranch, Apply to E. Hofer, Kaloiii. WANTED -To rent hop yard by party with nlno jours oxpeilenco. Ctrl give but references and make crop from start to Mulsh. Hits enough help to handle 20 lo 60 acros, Address N., Journul olllco. HOUSE CLEANERS - Remember that tho best und cheapest carpet paper Is tho hoavv rolt paper sold at Tub Jouknai. ontce. 20-tr WANTED I have property In Oro-g-jn to tI ur trade ror Kausu.s prop ori F-ir wrliuiilur addre.s S. M. 'Jnt'illiiMiii, Washington. (nas. Mmti'.n thin pupor. MUaiCAli A limit. U numtrr of Jludeotl taken, on p ano, vmiIiii. guitar mandolin and ilther, Ue Uinun Uohkm given. Anna M. Kl. lte Mu-li i (.ay block, room 5 CVli (rem 3 m 4 p tf i" O. C. T. Co's I'AHJRNOKII BT1WMHIW Altona Pomona 1.KAVK port roirriANn I)ll, Bseept HaiuUr st S a. pi. QUICK TIUK AND CIIKAI 1IATK8. JHxik ltw-in Bute soul Court Hts. M. I. UiUMVJN. Ag.nl. for infants and Children. mmHmmmmm&mmmammmmmtmtmtmammtmmnmimmmmmmimmmammmmm The Kind You Have Always Bought BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF (a&YTcc&A In Use For Over 30 Years. TM CCNTU 0OMP4HT, IT FOR WINES AND LIQUORS FOR BANQUET AND FESTIVAL PARTI US Go it) A. 13. Dniriuiy's wlno ecllur, Juatrclllled with a larvo ussurtniont of the choicest wines and llquoru and clttara, tn ttunply all tho city aud country people who wish to enjoy a Merry (;lirlatiiia,, California wines a snt'clullly. at GOc. tier callon and up. Per dozen quarts In hot lies, or 92 00 and up. Mr. Dnir any Is a thorough rotitiulshcur lit that Hue. and will Kiiuratiten satisfaction to all his patrons, both In quality and price. Givo liltn a trial and ho con vinced. 100 Commercial street, on posltotho Hotel Willamette, Sulciu, Or. DBAIiBR : GROCERIES: Falnta. Oils Window Qlnsn Vor nlsh. nud tbo moat ooaiPloto stoolt ot Bruahon of all kinds in tlio ntnt Attlstn materials, llmo; hair; co mant and shingles; niul U10 flnojit quality oi grass scod. is,. 7 PER CENT LOANS BOZORTH BROS. 292 Commercial St., Salem, Oro, KICA.U 1CSTA.TI8 DUA.L,ICNB, dwll 11.3m Money to Loan at 7 per cent On Morten9 Sscurlty One lo five ytsrs' lime. BOian & daiucbr, dw. 1 1-11-3111 270 Commercial nt. mogage"loans On improved city and fsrrn properly nt lowest rates. WEUNKR DREVMAN, 312 Commercial slreett 2 doors souiIhoI I,.,dd .V Hush's bank, Sslem Oifgon, n-12 ilvyjm REAL ESTATE LOANS On aliort or long tlmo. NotM and other securities bought nnd Hold. THOMAS, WATT & CO. OKNKIt.W, IlltOKKItH, U-Xi'dur-lr -:n Commercial Slrt VIOLIN MlHfl NI'.I.I.II! IlllOWN lini qulto ft lurKO'iluM o( vloln stmlviits ami I'sn iicroia. TEACHER 3H mouHtOBlow more. terms nt rest- nrlou street THB ANNEX 80) COMMKItOlAl. HT. Oua door North o( 1'ostomee. Mniiufnslurers n( lulled' wearing nppnrel n nil kind. Tailor mado suits a iiwolulty. I'er (eft lit Kiinranteeil. Will furnish Koods and trimialiiKS or make up goods brought lo us. OIIA9, D. UAV, 1'rup. DAT GIFI'S.. U I There lsnoililn that pleases tho cyo better than a flno pleco of Jewelry font Chrlst luask'lft, Conic and nee our elegant steck: of watchoji, rlnir, chains, rharuis, cUu Jewelry made lo order on short notluu. C. T. POMEROY, 388 Commercial St. BO YEARS' EXPERIENCE Tnotr Marks Dcbionb C0rVniQHT8 AC Anrone sending sketrb and description tan nulcklr uoerUIn oar opinion free whether en lufentlon l probsblr ltnUiU. Co mm unto. tlonAfttrlctlrerinndAiitlAl. llsudbo.kon I'aIaiiia 7 .-; " vfi 4 :: . " " - . - 11.. ir . - ; ":." dnil eseuejr tvi securing iMtteiits. iken tfaruusb Munu A Co. recoOt 1. without vturse. ta the fstente Uken tt4tUHtUAUtt scientific Hmmn. pandsoraely lllaitrst ilstlOTt or an? scleuti iat i f oof months. SL llr. fjkrueet dr. liMirnsl. Truts,Ma irnsi, riruii by all ?iesl iu) htm nesajer C036IBro,,JeWT0rK ot,&6 r tu, WMtliigo. rj. C. n t 1 m IN fa ijAjTra eVll CruwUU tell Pf. UQW Kerr rUatwa, HtmnstjmaSMi MUBRr TT, M tW VOMH Olf T. uaaiNBss CARDS. O. H. tHAOK enttet, Succcsser to Dr. ). M. Keene, old White Corner, Snbm, Or. I'attict desiring sjpttiot operations at moderate fees In any branch ap in ctpeclnl request. Salem Counccliuj and Preparatory School Fall Tmum OruNa Oar. 3, 1193. Coiniiion .School, Normal, Uuslncsi and II Uh School coursea arc provided. Send for circular., or call ut our school rootim for them, Olllco houro, 4 to f o'clock p, tu. A. J Oakland, Prln. O. H. LANB Merchant Tailor 211 Commercial nt, CVSultn $13 nnd ttpwnrdfl, PauUi 83 and upwards. CAl'ITAL CllY Express and TVansfe Meets all mall and passenger trains, IUj. i;age and exnress to all pads of tho cit) I'ronipt service. Telephone No. Jo, WHITE & DISQUE. Capital Soap Works. Kunnlneat full blast and making best of laundry and toilet soaps, lie sure to call for the .Salem brand when jou want uiod goods, A. W, ANDEKEGG, Manncer. Gl Fllllffl NEW MARKET Kt.le street, near mlroad. Freshest and best meats. My ps'.rons say I keep the best meats in town 2 3 A.M. HUMPHREYS CO. UKALERS IK Grain and Grain Bags Warehouse, fiulm and Mc!oajr, 10-37-lin dw Offlcr, 390 Coiiimerolal Bt , Salem MiMunnn IliniliJIUUU vruKCu.tUutrltivtlu(;a8ents, Third au4 VamhUS'e WlaaJiO" FOR SALE BY D' J. FRY, SALEM, OREGON Try Out New 15c Coffee Imported by the shipload, rousted for our trade by Closset & Devcrs, Portland. Par pound paekairo It niitH, with a uood apoon In each package. IIAIIIUTT Ss LA WHENCE, Steam Heating, Hot Water Heating, Hot Air Heating, And Furnace Work of all kinds at figures to suit the times. OF. SB- aSTJJaEfcOTTGI-aaCiSB- Suitable Tools dxnm A HALF WAY HOUSE ..I. Fine cigars mid tobacco, soft drinks) meals at all hours) nice clean lxOi. North. 8rtUm, near Vt. L. ecU'sl'ubllc wttorlrif trough. inwmo M. FEtCtlTINOEK, Prop. SOUjlE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS POrtTLAND, OllE. For Salem and vicinity Unre orJsrs at . O. Wlll'ej Husto 8torc Salem later Co.,. OFHCE, CITY HALL. For watrr terr'.ce apply at oD:e. Bil's payable monthly in adirartce, Malrej complaints at the oft, UPHOLSTERING J. 1. DAVIS. SI Slate 8trer. New or old work put up lu best order. Lowest price. Lounges, chairs and lnattrestrs mite OTor. Olva ut a call. " luns-iu OPERA LODGING "HOUSE oo furnished rooms, with large parlor la connection, 101 COUIVr BTItKET. 13-T 1. T. Slioup, freprleter. FABM 1TOII SATjH 3CO Ao oa All hi Yamhill Couuty. tM acres for sale In a body, or In 10-aor tracts. li)cated half a mile west of Wapato station, In Yamhill county. Oregon, and one and a half rallss south ot Usttou. 1'rlco for each forty acres from fi.SO upward, according to ImuroTenienu aud location. Uood soil and easy terms. Tor further particulars enquire, of w. 11. KQAN, U-Stf-lnaodw Drooks, Oref on. 3AIJ3M STEAM LAUNDRY! Please notice tho cut In prion 011 tho following KWtJ, plain 10 cents Unuer drawers 5 to 10 ceru Under shiru .'.5 to 10 cents Stocks, per pair 3 centr Handkerchiefs I cent Silk handkerchiefs 3 cents Sheets and pillow slips 24 cents per docea Mid otltei work in proportion tTFlmmola nnd ttaer work intolllcent' v waahod by hnt rl, COIi 3. OLM8TBAD, Proprletot 1 ATM! Good News for thelSufTering Public. The envious rivals who were dstei mined ts make Dr, Cook trouble In the courts bare backed down, and their alleged case was dismissed when It came Into circuit court. They didn't dire to meet the truth, as Dr. Cook's patient's are too numerous and they are ever grMeful to the nun who has cured them and can cure others. Dr. Cook mikes a specialty of chronic iliseaui, and does not use poisonous drugs t cure them, If you have n Idend who needs ' help send him tu DR. J, F. COOK, Consultation fiee, 301 Liberty street) DPsmPFn Tij iialiis; Dr, X'ciun'm 1VL.UlU1LU xiiln uiriful remedr Xfiinw nitr i'f.ls. mm fnsrsutreiUociuesll iie.Tnusd.i.cs, suclias Weai "ory, Ijoit of train I'uwer, Headache. Wskrlulucss, lt Ma'.hooo, tduly KmU alons, Nervousness. u ilrahis, loss it inner tn Oenerav. 1 Organs of either sex, caused by overexertion, youthful errors, c., e or tobacco, opluut or stimulants, which lead to InAnnlly, Cnut..,.oneiT Jusaulty, Cau be carried in vest pocket. Ji.ootwrbox.S fj,Iirmall prepaid. Circular J'ree. Sold 1V ll ilrugKf.ts. Ask for ll.tAu no ether, Manufactured by tl"" Peau Mnllclne Co , J iris Prance. Laue-Davi Old 1 O. U rooks v FOIl ALL TRADES. A roan might as welj try ta werk: with his hands alone uolm U Wii tho tool that help, Villi 11ET Is none too goo j for tb im tht (Iqpi the work. 'J)UE BEST can ahvay.b toi at fiBAY BROS. -TV A &, s H vutvS.C la. ',1 H &: 7'M fyf M &$ m- . -4: W AN ,-s .2 , .:i Mptts!