Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, January 06, 1899, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text..ARTIFICIAL TEETH.. WITHOUT Roots tOoBBRy and badly decayed teeth rccrowned with cither gold or porcelain. Nothing but first-class work, ..SflLEM DENTAL PARLORS.. ROOMS 27 AND 20 ELDRIDOE BLOCK. Over Postoflicc. eS Well Assorted Stork uf Notions, Hcalory, Ribbons, Paper, Soaps Tinware, Overalls, Underwear Au J a grest variety ef every tliltiR In line, (ilvo m visit. MR3 B. T. BWART, Slate Insurance lilock. We try to follow tho floldeu Rulo In every transaction. SALEM PEOPLE J and OTHER PEOPLE Header at Piitom and other Oregon tow n nro requested to send In Itumi of jK-rsonalnml sorUl news to npiiunr In tlio Tlio fMlly nnd Weekly Journal. Ihi Senator N. Looncy, or Jefferson, Is In tlio city. Thomas Paulsen, of Wnthlngtnn county, la In the city. MltJ9 Lulu McGco. r.f Albany, Is the Kilestsof tlio Misses Guns. Hun, Abner LowIh, one of Marion county's representatives. Is In the city. Mrs. E. II. FluKtr. Is vistlng her mother Mr?. M. A. Beetle, at her home at Cottage Grove. Miss Alice Crane and Miss Alice L. Croasman, of Portland, are the nuest3 of Mrs E. E. Waters. lion. E. II. Flaw, Is at La Grande with tho legislative commission In vcstlnutliiK the sutfitr beet Industry. W. T. Perkins, of Grants Pasn, the chler clerk In the treasury under State Treasurer-elect 0. S. Moore, Is in the city. Edmund C. Glltner rc.ichcd Hiilctn lr.st evening, called by a telegram from Washington D. C. announcing the fioi Ions Illness of his mother, Mrs. 11. P. Glltner. Ho found the lady somo improved and hopes of her re covery ure entertained by tho family. Hood's (mould be In every family mcillclne chest and every mj) u 1 1 traveller' crip. They are 111 4 Imiluatile ulicii the Momath " St nut of order 1 core livadache, Mllouiuesi, anil ll liver troubles. MIM aiiU efflrieut. ii em. I" Watches and Jewelry JUST RECEIVED A FINE LINE OP WATCHES AND CHAINS, CHARMS, RINGS AND ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES FOR THE CHRISTMAS TRADE :: :: C, T. POMEROY ...288... COMMERCIAL STREET J!sHrNJBNBNAOrsKsarvMISV INTER-STATE INSERT n ETTAANDERS-WILMAN Aswciate Teacher Wctern Consma tory, Kansas City, Mo., representing the Intcr-sta e System, a Salem Ore. Ovcrl'irst Nstmnal 1'anV. Kcddeice 376 Church lrot. Studio hours-9 to 12 a-d 2 to 5. vKWsWsKKM XnKSWs THE ANNEX 80S COMMERCIAL ST. One door Northjof I'ost-OKlve Mauufeeturers of ladled' uearlux apparel of all kind. Tailor made suits a specialty, Per fect lit guaranteed. Will furnish good and trimming or make up good brouget to us. CUAS. D. HAY. 1'rop. BUTTLED BEER DEPOT WMfwli and Retail Catnbrintu and Bohlltz Bellied Goeditn sfcak. Free delivery to any part oTthe elur. OBO. U XC.lL, Prop. JM Pioneer aroaery Saloon, 1J1U ComraereUl Street, (loin En ore MSEITOIM PLATES 1899 JUKY LIST. Selected to Serve in the Circuit Court This Year. The Marlon county commissioners' court began drawing the list of 200 jurors to servo In tho circuit court for this county for the ensuing year. A po.rusal of the list so far selected shows a largo percentage of tho Jurors to be farmers. The list, together wlMi the occupa. tlon and residence of the Jurors se lected, Is us follews: Name. Residence. Jos II Albert, clerk Salem R I) Allen, farmer Sllverton W II Armstrong, shoemaker South Salem PR Anson, capitalist Salem Hamilton Bcutty, laborer Salem M Iienjmnln, farmer Gcrvuls D nowerman, farmer.... East Salem E Burkholilcr, farmer Aurora Alotizo Drown, funucr Sllverton J 0 Dooth, Insurance agent Salem P L Drown, capitalist Sllverton Adam Dtirns, farmer Maclcay G W Case, farmer Clmnipncg L 0 Cavuungh, funnor Turner Wm Chorrlngton. photogrupher Sulcm J L Cook, rarmer St. Paul V II Cooper, harncssniaker..Stayton R H Coshow. clerk Salem Alex Coy le, laborer Hubbard John Cral, merchant Mncleay EMCrolsan, capitalist Salem D M Crouso, rarmer Salem W II Dunoey. electrician Salem V J Dansrorth, hotel-keeper.. Detroit Alexander Dauc, merchant.... Salem TL Davidson, farmer Salem A L Davis, farmer Sllverton P. R. Davis, farmer Salem M Donohue, farmer Jcirerson R E Downing, farmer Sublimity W II Downing, farmer ...Sublimity I) M Drydcn, rarmer Monitor G II Dansrorth, clerk Salctu M J Egan, farmer Brooks M Ek, mechanic Sllverton Columbus Engle, farmer.. Woodburn Marlon Eskew, carpenter... Mehama GeoPendrlch, farmer Sulcm A II Partner, mechanic Salem J M Porsytho, painter Salem Julius Fisher, farmer Sllverton D J Fry, druggist Salem Wm Pllnn. farmer Champoeg G M Pry, cupltalist nubbard Claud Gatch, capitalist Salem H D Gcarln, farmer St Paul L DGcor, fanner West Sllverton Ray G Gilbert, merchant Salem AU Olllls, oculist Salem ChasGoodile, lumberman Salem Jos Goodman, merchant Gcryals WHGoulct, merchant. ..Woodburn PPGouley, farmer Drooks Geo DGray, merchant Salem WT Gray, nierchatit Salem TS Golden, farmer Marion TL Golden, rarmer Salem J J Hall, rarmer Woodburn Edgar Hartley, farmer Macle-iy Urovo Hensley, farmer Sulcm M M High, farmer Salem H Hartley, farmer Sllveiton H Hclnikee, farmer Turner OeoD Hovendon, farmer.... Hubbard John Hughes, merchant Salem II II Humphreys, farmer... Macleay J P Humphreys, farmer.... Sublimity T J Hunt, farmer Buttevllle E W Hurley, farmer. . . . Gervals Fred Hurst, capitalist Salem J W lrylne, capitalist Mehama WE Her, furmer Duttevllle A Ives, uursnrvman Woodburn W W Johns, saddler Salem S T Johnson, ngent Jefferson Bruce A Jones, farmer lirooks Walter A Jory, runner Halem tl 0 Jory, rarmer Salem Ed T J udd, rarmer Aumsvllle Dan Kavanuugh, farmer Gerval6 nenry Krau, farmer Aurora nenryGcrwIg, farmer Aurora John Kerr, farmer Champoeg Louis IClbele, runner Salem J S Korb .liveryman OarfWd J II Kotts, merchunt Howell JohnC Kreb. farmer ...Drooks C W Knox, merchant Salem A Klein, merchant Salem A 0 Keene, farmer Geryuls Thos Kay, merchant Salem Clinton Kurtz, runner Salem A A Leonard, rarmer... . Sllverton Til Lelghtner, farmer Jefferson Peter Lucler, rarmer. ...Woodburn A E Linn, clerk Salem P H Light, rarmer balem P II Llnsey, rarmer Marlon OF Leatherman, farmer.. Woodburn CS Longacre, rarmer Jefferson CharlftS Long, farmer . ...Mt. Angel Just What She Hoped For. My little girl had a very bad scrofula trouble. Sores appeared In her ears, and hereyes were alo alTe-sied. I fi elded to have her begin taking Hood Sarsapurllla. Before the flrtt bottle was g"ne the sores were less painful aud after the use of a few more bol t!3s they were cured." Mrs. Howakd Pope. Alpha, Oregon. Hood's Pills are the only pHU to take with Hood's Saraparllla. a Ul 6utaUeJl Dr. MUo' Nerre, PUataa ITMtttsgaBjiiisHtd AROUND THE Far Western Reflections Upon the Newest Books and Periodicals grJp'WNKSsjrvTNHVWSKVWs'WsSS The holiday number or the Overland Monthly has a report, tit tho Oregon Emergency corps and tho Red Cross woik conducted from Portland. The literary features are thoroughly Pacific, coastly and rich with Illus trations There Is the third paper on the work of California artists Am edce Jotlllln, who hus developed In dian and Chinese sublects. Ills draw Ing seems to be power til and his color- work must be excellent, as many or his pictures aio owned by wealthy people of the Bay City. Rossltcr Johnson's whispering gallery contin ues to bo Interesting and original Tho Oycrlund for 1800 promises 1000 pages of western writing and too pictures all for SI. Surely western people ought to help support jso good a bargain. To cay nothing or keep ing allvo a distinct publication, de voted to tho literature, climate, pro ducts and people of the coast. Tho January Kindergarten niagu zluc Is the Klndorgurtcncr's own number -that Is, devoted to tho tech nlcul details of the teacher's dally work. It quotes Dr. Geo. Grlllltb, superintendent of the schools of (Jtlca, N. Y., to this effect: "In a short time, if not now, the city or vil lage who, which does not have the kindergarten as an integral part of Its system of free public fcIiooIs will be considered behind the limes," Good Housekeeping Is u monthly published by Geo. D, Chamberlain, Springfield, Mass., begins ISO!) with a splendid table of contents composed of 20 topics. The price Is only 10 cents a month. Send your name ou a postal card and mention this paper and you will receive a free number which tells Its own story much better than we can aato It. The Parky lew Pub. Co., 3013 Market street, Phlla., Pa., tends us a copy or "America's National Songs," 20 anthems unci melodies set to music some ol them to new music, fully harmonized for volco, piano or organ. This little book should bo In every home und school. It Is only when we call on u crowd to sing a national air that we rcallzo how ignorant we arc of music. "Ballads of the Occident" by George M. Vlckers Is by the iitme publishers aud contains u lot of good poetry ror common people. It Is not the greatest in quality, but there are millions of Americans who will cheer fully grant to the author tho p nil 110 thut he composes well und readies the hearts of the masses. The American Queen, 78 80 Walker street, Iscw York City, ror January keeps up Us high reputation ror being a tlrst class family monthly ut CO cents uyear. or 5 cents a copy. A college course at home, In cookery und domes tic arts Is begun thlsyear that certainly should interest all women and girls who favor dignifying house work tibovo mere drudgery, und writing "Dachelor or Domestic Arts" arter their names. aTho Parisian Magazine for January Is an excellent number, containing "The Ball Program" by Zolu, lllus truted, Some American Writers, Cos tumes of Women, lllustrutcd. The Model, ''Countess Potocka."an Inter esting biography, besides other at tractive features. The Parisian will make a specialty of a scries of Illus trated nrtlcles on the Paris Exposi tion of 1000, beginning with this Ihsuc Price 15 cents at all news stands, Address, S53 Carnegie Hall, Jow York. Tho Macmlllan Company announces the publication in February, under the editorship of Frank M. Chapman, of the first number of a popular bi monthly magazine of orlnthology to ha known as Dlrd L010. This magazine will aim to (111 a place similar to that held by the na ture works of John Burroughs, Henry Van Dyke, Dradiord Torrey, and Olive Thome Miller In the domain or books. The authors Just mentioned, and numerous other writers, known ror their powers of observation and description, will be among Its con tributors. The Illustrations will bo made from photographs nt birds and their nests In natuic. The magazine will bo the ofllclal organ of the Audubon Societies 'for tho protection of birds and a depart ment devoted to their work will be under the charge of Mrs. Mabel Osgood Wright. To have the men who have demon strated their organizing ability by great business successes tell their be zels of organization, is tho objector The Cosmopolitan. That ho is sue cecdlng.ts proved In the January Issue ! by the nrtlclo rrotu Charles R. Flint, who Is regurded In New York as one or the three or four ablast organize) a in America. He is president of the Rubber Trust aud the head of the greut morchantlle house of Flint, Eddy & Co., which has Its ram Idea tions in almost e?ery partjof the world. In the same line is un article, ulso In the January Cosmopolitan, toll ing how Mr. Plait organized and con ducted the campaign ror the election or Rooseyclt. It Is by a gentleman who was actively engaged ut the Re publican heudquartcrs during the campaign, und who gives a vivid pic ture ol the porfoutlun to whiob polltl- Ioul organization hag bqen curried In New York slate by the most astute of managers. EVENING LAMP, Prank Leslie's Popular Monthly for January Is u royal holiday number, and sets a very high stuudurd for the coming year. The rcature pur excel lence is the complete story of tho sink ing of tho Mcrrlmuc at the m uitli of Santiago harbor Portraits or Hob son nnd nil his gallant crew urn given, together with no less than thirty graphic illustration1, some or the latter being actual photographs taken on the spot. This samo num ber contains the tlrst or a series of articles by a celebrated war cor respondent, recounting his exciting experiences while "Cumpalgn. lug with Gomez:" In the wilds of Cuba "In a Klondike Cabin," by Joaquin Miller, tho Poet df the Sierras, who has recently returned Troiu Alaska; the llrstpart oru new Calirornltt story by Bret llarte, en titled "Mr. Jnck Hamlin's Media tion", "Women in Politics," by the Marqulso Lanza; and n varied "Marginalia" department, Including contributions by R. K. Munklttrlck, James B. Cable, Charles II, Crandall, Isaac W. Eaton, and St. Jullcn Orlinko. Prank Leslie Publishing House, N. Y. Tlio New England Pub. Co., 3 Som crest St , Boston, Mnss,, announces that Current History ror the third quarter or lii03 contains "50 pages or reading matter, Illustrated with 84 portraits, 13 mups, and 2 full-page views. It- Is n, handbook of Informa tion on all questions of tho day not nniiltnunuc, but u philosophic pre sentation of the essential facts or progress the world over, concise, clearly written, aud conveniently arranged ror rererence purposes. With this, It combines tho fcatuie or a dic tionary of general biography and n portrait gallery of national and In tcrnutlontl celebrities. Each number Is full tooverllowtng with useful In teresting Information worthy of per manent preservation. Prico $1.C0 a year. Single number J0 cents. Sam ple 10 cents. Specimen pages free. A Pretty Wedding. There was a(very pretty wedding took place In tlio parlors or Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Couklln, No. 107 comer ol Church und Center f-treots, on Janu ary -1. 1890, at 3 p. m , which was the occasion or uniting ror lire two or Marlon county's most popular young people, the principals being Miss Francis Clay Plcklln, of Frultlund, and Mr. Chas. J. Rainsdcn, or Ma cleay, Rev. II. A. Ketchum, of the Presbyterian church, officiating, The bride Is the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.C.S. Plcklln, or Frultland, and Is a cherished member or a largo cir cle of frlunds In tho Capital City, as well us In the community In which she lives, where her winning manners and womanly character have caused her to bo loved by all. The groom Is a prosperous young rarmer, or tho Waldo Hills, In the neighborhood or Maclcay, and Is rated as one of Marlon county's best und most enterprising young citizens und u man of unblemished and promising character aud attainments. The happy young couple will goto house keeping ut once lua beautiful new home, which Mr Ramsdcu 'jus recently prepared aid furnished on his farm, where they will be at home to their friends after tho Hth or tho nroscnt month. One Dollar Dozen, For our best enamel cabinet pho tographs also prices reduced on our curbonetlo work, the recognized phott of highest artistic excellence al though Miey have no competition in this high class photo. The Plckerlll Co. 213 Commercial street. A Maids Dark Eyes have ruined many a man's appetite, and driven him to cilsnulr, but Drau sou and Co's high grado groceries are a sure cure lor all such Ills, Dr. MiSesv Nervine A HEMEDY FOR THE Effects of Tobacco. THE oxcofilve uso of tobacco, etrcially by young men U always injurious and undoubtedly shortona life materially. Mr. Itf. n. Ebttn.cOBipofcitoron thoCoutra Oota AVtt, Murtlnez, Oal., writes j "I bave used Dr. Milan' Restorative Norviuo aud re solved much benefit from it. I was troubled with norvouinew, diuy spell and eleopiest nocs, caiued by the ute of tobacco and ntlrn ulanu. I took Dr. Atllee' Nervlno with mar veioukly good rueulte, allaylngtbodluluota, quieting tbe nerve, and enabling me to lp and ret, proving In lay caxo a very bcnoficjal remedy." Dr MlleV restorative Nervlno 1 etpeciully adapted to itstorlutf tbe nervous .yntern tolls normal condition under uU clrcumtuu . It goctbog, lieaU aua strengthen. Dr. Mlfee' 1U toed lee are sold by all drux (Uts under ikmHIvc guarauteo. first bottle beneflu or roonc-y re funded. Uook on dU eoMt of tbo heart and nerves free. Addrwu. ST Dr. V Mlloft S-Mervlno (K. Hobtores VX. Health a 'ij DU.MILE3MEDIOAI, CO., Elkhart, Ind. J MARION COURT HOUSB, Wloirrctl Pctnborton filed her semi annual account lu the estate or Nancy E. Stevens, deceased, showing it bal ance on hand or$0.C8. Mas. Durcas Chambers, widow of Mm, J. Chambers deceased, Hied objections to the dual account ofE. J. Chambers, administrator of de ceased's estate. She objects to n 91-1 Item of costs In circuit court un ap peal, which she claims In a personal charge against Mr. Chambors. She also objests to a bill of 9716.40 ullegcd due lor board and lodging furnished deceased Just prior to his death, claiming nocontruct was entered Into between tho parties. Prank Turner and W. T. Slater are contestants attorneys. Several now attachement suit's have been begun against Peter Reader, the saloon keeper, nud he seems to be hopelessly Involved flnon clally. Another Fair. San Fhancisco, Jan. 0. At a meeting of citizens It was decided to hold au International cxpisltlon in 1001, opening In June. Appropriations will be asked Tor from the city, state and nation. It Is expected to lay the corner stone of the administration building on September 9, 1000. Dr. Bull's Conch Syntp Will Qlvo Immediate relier to a child suffocating with the dreadful croup. Mothers keep this reliable medicine always handy und it will save you many uneasy hours. It costs but 2.1c. DEALER IN GROCERIES: Paints, Oils Window Glnas Vni iiiah, mid tbe inoit courploto atoclt of Brushes of nil Uiudit la tlio stat Artists matorinls, limu; linlr; cc inont nnd shinclcs; nnd tho finout quality of grna'i need. &x' TTsasarsvisssBSHsRErsasB WANTED. Now tnrfnv nrlvnrriHnmnn.n Inur Ilium or leas in this column Misortod thioo t times for 25 etnH SO cts n woolc, $1 por month All ovor tour linos r.t sntuo rnto. WANTED to borrow ijibVTJood security offered and payment made promptly. Apply "Dafrower." euro Journal olllce. 1-lKlt,' WANTED-To sell good new milch Jersey cow without culf 925. W. B Duncan, Zenu, Or. l-43t WANTED A good reliable boy. Wages CO cents per day. Must bo well acquainted with the names and locations of streets and also furnish tho best or reference as to honesty and reliability, None othors net-d upply. Call und leave name ut Central olllce, 2S8 Commer cial street. Luck wood Messenger System. 1-3 .'It WANTED-Chlckcnsut 8c per pound, turkeys and geese tit top prices, at Stcl.ier's market, Salctu. 1 G if WANTED.-Casb paid ror droiscd hogs, veal, mutton and poultry. Call at 00 State Street. Geo. E. Crox ford. 12 31 (It d&w POR good cedar renco posts ut, 4c P. O D. curs ut Cuuhy. Address, Geo. Williams, Can by, Ore. IfcU lmd& w LOST. A dark gray overcoat, be tween Hansen & Laudeu's Mill und Yew Park. Finder leave ut Journal Olllce lor reward. 1 2 3t PERPEOTION-sicum cooker. Pest sulling combination for farm, house hold or hotel agent wanted In uvery town. Apply curly to P. .1. Slruyoc, Salem, for terms, circulars und selling sample. 1-2-1 mo. WANTED-Kveryboiiy to bilng their broken umbrellas to bo covered and repared at the umbrella hospital south of Journal olllce, l&t Commer cial street. Money biivcd, J. J. Sanner. 0-3tt TnOsfMAPLETHORPE.-Uootund shoe maker. First-class work. Shop at Salem Shoe Store, next door to Bush's bunk. 12-20-1 mt POR SALE-Two full blooded IrUh setter pups, cheap. Inquire one block east of North school. 20 tf GOATS. I have about 25 ewe and 15 wether goats ror sale. Aba Kokp, Macleay, Or 12-2-Ot FOR SALE Sawmill, water po ver, capacity 10,000 to 15,000 reel pcrduy. Practically unlimited quantities of the tinest ilr and cedar tributary to mill. Owners have other business and will sell cheap. Address Lock Box 1 Collage Grove, Or. 12 0 lint K IDS OLEANEllu-ror ten cents at theSaleiii Steam Dyeing nod Clean lug Works, 105 Commerclul Slreut 12 2-tr UMBRELLA ?-Yos, Kapllnger, tho umbrella man. will be round ut 00 Stuto btreot. 12-2 Im, FOR SALK-On ousy tonus lift ucros, 36 under cultivation, 7 acres of or olmid wlih 1000 treos moelly winter upplosfi to 7 yours old, one hulf mile fiom railroad stullon, good town und udiool, unod Impruvu merits, it line dairy and htock farm with pigmy or wild range,' g mil nulgl.borhood, flue sprlr.gs, one third cash, long time mi balance. Pine stock lunch. Apply to E. Ilofer, Salum. in USE CL B A N ERSiuTmein bar thut the beet und ulioapibt carpet paper Ih the huaw felt paper Mild ut Tub JointNAi. olllce. 20-tf MUSICAL , A limiud numlier of itutlint taken, on p ano. violin, guitar, mandolin and zither. Alto German and French lewoni given Anna M. Krc)4. Munc itulio, Liny hlook, room 5. Call from 3 104pm alio II a m, t VIOLIN MIMf XBLUK HltOWM bat lHlte a WrweUw qf rtw TEACHER 3StffaE3r HtwwH awi ean rwl' MvsirsKirsasBSNSNraraasa I JOHN wm, rTrivTrm-Tiir-rfr'"-7Tm'trfTTrnin')rriifwtn"Tttiwiii SX3 for Infants The KM You Have Always Bought BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF CkxM&i In Use For TMC OCNTAUft COMCANT, TT Back To China, Governor Lord toduy ordered Que Yin, a Chinaman, to be released from thestuto penitentiary and taken to Portland Tor deportutlon. Que Yin Is u life timer, having been sentenced from Multnomah county for killing another Chinaman In Portland, dur ing n factional quarrel. Ho was not registered aud hence Is Illegally lu the country. Ho was taken to Portland by redcral ofllcors und will be ylvcn Into the contody of the o Ulcers of au outgoing China steamer who will sec that their charge Is landed safely In the Oriental king dom. rry (tcbllllni'k tint m and Utktnv powilrt, Hacking COUGH A naelcintj cough ia n gravo cough; tho Boonor you get rid of 1 itllO nenor. jjoii'o waio uiuu ic uovotom Into consumption, but ubo tho cele brated Dr. JolmW. Bull's Cough Syntp at onco. lb is a wondorful romody for till throat nnd lung nfTcctlons, and will euro a doop-Bcnted cough or cold In a iowrimys. uoou tor oiu nua young. maaw iriiirti mmd m miBawaM bJupAJLJL yrup Will euro a Haoklnn Oonnli I)oc are itnall nnd plrntnnt to take, Doctora recommend It I'rlce 35 ccut. At all drucelit. O. C. T. Co's l'ABSKKaKIl STUAMKIta Altona Pomona WJAVK l'Oll POllTbAND Dally, Uxcupt Utinday nt S a. 111. QUICK TISIK AND CHEAP HATKS. Duck lwtwfHin Htnto and Court His. M. V. IMLDW1N, Agent. UPDECHtAFr BR03 Collections and Loans Ilooin U, lliuli llwik Illwk, 12 21-lmo HAI.l'.M, OltliOOX. 7 PER CENT LOANS BOZORTH BROS. 292 Commoroial St., Bnlum, O10. KHAL KSTATB DIUbUKS, (iW-ll 1 l-.'llll Money to Loan at 7 per cent On Mortgage Security One to five year' lime. inoidU & DAIUER, dw.11.u-3m 270 Commercial at. mortgageToXns On improved city and farm property at lowett rates. WKUNKR HURVMAN, 2(2 CnmrneroLtl itroet 2 doors south ol L.rid 8c Iluih's bank, Salem Oregon. 11-12 tlw 3m REAL ESTATE LOANS On abort or long time. Note and oilier MK-urltlee lMiilf(lit and Mild. THOMAS, WATT & CO. u:.s'i:uAi. nitoKi'.iw, H-iU-dH-tf til Commercial Street ..Money at 7 Per Cent.. I) iv rate en well Improved term niul elty ire)eHlee. T. K. TORI), 121l-dJm Over HumIi'i Hank. O. H. LAMB Merchant Tailor 211 Commoroial At, CirSulU $15 and upwnrdn, PauU 83 itud upwnrdi 3ALBM STEAM LAUNDRY Plowio notlco tno out in prloeo ou tbo foliowbig S1--W, plain ..loeeflt Utr drawer 5toioeccti Undershirts uiioom" Soaks, r pair 3 cii Handkerchiefs I ew Silk handkerchiefs 3 anlt b'lieew and pillow slips 24 setfe per due 4 otket wurV in proportion. t3T riannela and fthur worJt intelli;eritv washed by hat rl, COL. J. OLMQTflAD, Proprietor 1 m mnffi M&M. Ikmh nnd Children. nmrvwMMWKSBPMrmn Over 30 Years. MUHIIIV ITHIT, NtW VOHK CITY. SALEM Benevolent Institute This charitable Institution maintains tho "Helping Hand Mission." at. 101 Centre street, Salem. It Is a boarding homo for the friendless of all denomina tions, where meals, beds nnd ne cessaries of llfo are provided. Sup port, assistance and donations, consisting of money, good 4 or wares of any kind nro solicited, and will bo used ror the good or tho cause. Kick persons will bo cared ror. 12-22-tr A, (1. COSS, Munuger Assay Office AND LABORATORY. No, 71 Chcmckcta si, I. Ii. T. TUTIIILL Assaycr, CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer I Moels nil mall and pawengor tralht, lUc. gage nnd cxiuoss to all parts of th elf Prompt service. Telephone No. 70. WHITE & DISQUK. HALF WAY HOUSE rino olgnr and tolmcco. suit drinks; mcaln m all hours; nlco clean liedt, North 8alem, near W. I.. Wade's I'ubllo watvrlns trough. 11 10-lmo M. ITICHTINOEll, Prop. A, M. HUMPHREYS CO, DKAlXITS IN Grain and Grain Bags Waruhnuao, Sidm and Maeloay. 10 27-lm-dw onice, 300 Commercial Bt Haloin BARR4PETZEI -Tho Old Hollublo- Plumbers and Tinners Malco a Spoolnhy of Pumps and Tank Work At 1. Work GuAitANTHim, a 14 COMMEUC1AL SI'KEKr. 27ft Telephone No. 2.j8 MANHOOD Kiinranlrcd to cu 1 e nil 0 I'tugCo. UitrlO'jtiuai(euts. Third am YamlitilU"" -"iauJ " FOR SALE BY..D J, FRY, SALEM, OREGON Try Out New 15c Coffee linporlatl by tho uhlploutl, roastoil for our 'trade Jby Closset & Dvcr8, I'ortlund, Per pound puckaiw 15 oon tn, with it t;ood spoon In oaoti puckuxo. IXA.UK ITT & LAWUENCB, T. S. BURROUGHS Sanitary An SSI BBTIMaTKS furnishrd. PUICHS TO SUIT TUB TIMISS. 108 STATU STUBWT -Malic liar Home WHOM CALIFORNIA OAK-TAKNBD LEATHER, RKPA1H1NO WI2LL DONE- KUniCtJ, WHIPS, OIL, ETC., IN bTOOK. 123 State street l-6-3w niJdixi9 rjAftnfck '--" S'-" "-"" ' .-w-,... ftn1ftl .iirrTmsffussistiem O. M. OIAOK Dentist Successer to Dr. J. M. Keene, old SVhU Corner, Sahm, Or. Part.es desiring saperiol operations at moderate fees in any branch an in especial ren.uest. SOULE BROS. PIAKO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS rORTLAND, ORE. For Balcm and vlclnltr leave otders at Oo. C. Will's MusloHtorc. OFFICE, CITY IIALU' For water seivice apply at office ""iM'i payable monthly in advance. Make, complaints at the rVKi, UPHOLSTERING J. J. DAVIS, 6J State Strset. New or old work put up In best order. Lowest priced. lounges, chairs and mattrems made ovor. Olve us a calL UU23-ia OPERA LODGING HOUSE Oood furnlihed rooms, with large parlor la connection. 1W COUKT STKEKT. 12-7 J. T.Shoup, froiirleter. FAim roit SALE 360 Ao 00 All iu Yamhill County. TOO acres (or salo In a body, or In 40-acre tracts, located halt a mile west of Wapato station. In Yamhill county, Oregon, and one and a halt miles south of Uaston. 1'rico foreach forty acres front UM upward, according to lmarovemontt nud locntlon. Good oll nnd easy terms, for further pnrtloulars enquire of W. II. KUAN, ll-VJ-lmo-dw lirooks, Orcgoa. Capital Soao Works. Running at full blast and making best of laundry and toilet soaps. He sure to call for the Salem brand when ou want B"od goods. A. W. ANDEREGG, Manager. un IT LAST! Good Nows for the Suffering Public. The cnvloun rivals who were determined to make Dr, Cook trouble in the courts hare backed down, nnd their alleged case was dlsmlssedwhcn It came Into circuit court. They didn't d.irc U meet the truth, as Dr. Cook's patient's are too numerous aud they arc ever grtteful to the man who has cured them and can cure others. Dr. Cook makes n specialty of chronic dlscaes, and doer not use poisonous drugs tc cure tlnm. If you have a lilend who needs help send him to 1 DR. J. F. COOK, Consultation free. 301 Liberty street RESTORED lljr iiHlui r t)r. l'csa'e Yt'iirw rve I'i'.ie. TliU jtilrilut remedy wWesV inory.Loiiof lie. 7otis dUeasci, such as WeaV Saiom later Co., mm Jlralu l'ower, lli-adache. WuLrlulutu, I.ot Ma hoot. nhiiy ltmls sloiii, Ncrvousnrut. i.lt drains, lots it pjwer lu Ocurrsu Organs or either acx, causetl by over exertion, youthful errors, jc !' x ot tobacco, opium or stimulniits, which lead to Infirmity, Cot ut v,ionor jueauity. Caiibecarrledln vttiockct. i.oopcr bor, '- .bymsll prepnlif. Clrculnr free. EoldbyalldrusirUts. Auk for ll.t-H.ouo other, Rlanuf.icturcd ')y tl-"-IVau Mellclne Co., V iris Prance. l.sue-lUTle Quv P, O. Orookrt iliancos of 11 mils in PHONE 191 n i RBHAJFBR CX, ness ami m rrzzzM