Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, January 07, 1899, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textiiil8iirtfiVfiiiiiViM,iTriTtfitov,ihiii-W- :v- ?TiMmiettinfWiMMs frrtirii uSi'i'iV"! ..ARTIFICIAL TEETH.. WITHOUT ETX2 .ffrLi Roots and badly decayed teeth rccrowned with cither or porcelain, Nothing but first- class work. ..SflLEM DENTAL PARLORS.. ROOM8 27 AND 29 ELDRIDGE BLOCK. Over Posloflicc. den fin e Store Well Assorted Stock of Notlonn.Hcnlery, Ribbons, Pnpor Soaps Tinware, Overall, Underwear Ad ii great variety t overytUIng In line, us a visit. Ulvc MRS D. T. BWART. Statu Insurance Ulook. We trj' to follow the doldou Kule In every truniactlon. CAT VM PCOPTP t SALEM PEOPLE I and OTHER PEOPLE t KeadurA at Salam ami other Oregon town arc requested to neml in Items o( personal itml social news to appear In the Tho bally mitl Weakly Journal. Uu. V. II. Stouslolt, Is Iti Eugene on a business trip, J. R. Wyutt, the Albany attorney, was Id this city. Mrs. M. N. Chuptuan Is visiting friends at Albany. Hon, J. W. Maxwell, of Tllaruook county, Is in they city, Representative and Mrs. L. 13. Reedcr, of Pendleton, are In tho city for thclcgWlatlvc 6C?slon. ' Mr. and Mr. V. II, Humphreys and Mr. O. D. Glover have icturncd from a visit at tho Dulles. J. M. Wallace has been contlned to his home for somei time, having a car buncle on his neck. He will be about aaln In a few days. Tho crossing at High and Trade street Is respectfully culled to ttie at tention of tho street oinuiissloner. Residents of Unit part of the city who have to make use of that cross ing will soon have to wado mud knee deep. How's This. We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for uny ctie or Catarrh that can tint be cu red bv Hull's Cuturrh Cure. I J. Cheney & Co., Props,, Toledo, O. Wo tho undersigned, have known F. J Cheney for the lust 15 years, und believe him perfectly Honorable In all business transactions and tlnunclully ahlo to carry out any obligations mudo by tholr tlrm. West& Thuax, Nvholesalo Drug gists. Toledo, O. Wai-dino, Kinnan & Makvin, Whoicsulo Drugglcis. Toledo, Ohio. Hull's Outturn Cure Is taken Inter nally, acting directly upon the blood und mucous surfuces of tho system. Price 76c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free, Hall's Family Pill ure the best. One Dollar Dozen. For our best enamel cabinet pho tographs also prices reduced on our carboncttc work, the recognized phott of highest artistic excellence ul though '.hey have no competition In this high class photo. The Plckcrlll Co. 2-13 Commercial street. No-Tn-llac fur rifty Centi. Guaranteed tobacco habit euro, makes weak men strong, blood pure. fcOc.Jl. All druggists. JUST RECEIVED A FINE LINE OF WATCHES AND CHAINS, CHARMS, RINGS. AND ALL TIIE LATEST NOVELTIES FOR THE CHRISTMAS TRADE :: :: C. T. POMEROY COMMERCIAL STREET ETTAANDERS'WILMAN Associate Teacher Western Conseiva tory, Kansas City, Mo., representing "j the Inter sta e System, at Salem Ore. y H Over First N'thmal Bank. Reaiderce k M 376 Church ire t. Studio hours 9 to m L 12 a d aw 5. 4 j Watches and Jewelry conservatoryI PLATES gold SAID SOCIALLY. What the Salem Social World Has Heen Doing, Last evening the young ladles of the Phllodoslun Literary society, of Wll- lnmctto tlnlvorslty, held their open meeting In the society hall at the University building. Tho faculty of tho University, the Philodorian society and a few Invited guests wade up tho uierry party. Tho early evening was spent In en joyable conversation, games and music and at the close of the evoning a most delicious luncheon of cake and 3hocolalo wu9 served, which was doubly acceptable Mice the young ladles themselves had prepared It, proving themselves to be competent housewives as well as charming en tertainers, The special feature of tho evening's entertainment was an advertisement guessing contest, in which prizes were offered to the most successful und least successful .'.otupctitor. Flctorul advertisements were cut from stand ard papers and maguz'nes und after all lettering had been effaced, were pinned upon the breast of each guest. The one gcsslng the greatest number of the urtlclcs advertised received u hundsomo book as ti prize. This fell to the lot of Miss Edna Hubbard. The booby prize, u most Intcrcttlng jumping luck was awarded to Otto W. Mrtsohan. A clothes pin race, nlto tlgurcd prominently in the evening's amusement. The fair Pnilodoslans aroceittiinly most successful enter tainers and tiro the life of tho unlver Ity. soMally. Y. M. O. A. PAltTY. Director 0 W. Darby, of tho Y. M. C. A. entertained tho ladles ami senior classes In physical work ut tho association rooms last evening. Small llr trees had been placed here und thorc In the gymnasium trans forming It Into a virtual forest. Through tho center of the hall a long tabic was stretched upon which an appetizing luncheon was sprend. About seventy invitations wore Issued which number comfortably filled tho room and during the evening tho guests were trcutcd to a choice und skillfully executed progrutn of mus ical and llterury numbers. Social con verso and merry games Oiled out the evening, which was closed by a gamo of basket ball be tween two teams, the Djwcy's and the Schleys. A most exciting und evenly contested gamo was played, but the team named after the hero of Manila harbor were dually victorious by a score of nine to two. Messera ! John Chase and Sheldon reterred the game and the two teams weie com posed of tho following young men: Deweys Position Schleys Molr (capt.) forward Bruce (capt.) Robinson goal tosser Rare King renter Cox Carlisle guard Zuenker Hodgkiu guard Goodhue A SOCIAL DANOB. The Friday night dancing club gave nnother of their enjoyable dances last eyeu log In Tioga hall. A full membership to the club svas pres ent and ono of the most successful events of tlio social season was the re sult of their convention. A fiOT.DEN WEDDINO. Rev. and Mrs. T. F, Royal, of the Leslie Methodist Episcopal church celebrated the tlftieth anniversary of their wedding yerterday afternoon at their home in South Salmi, During the day many of the friends of the highly esteemed couple called at the parsonagoand extended their congrat ulations and well wishes, und in the evening tho members of the South Salem church, met at tho parsonage and spent several hours In celebrating with Mr. and Mrs. Royul the Iwppy anniversary. At parting they all wished their kind host and ho tess many succeeding anniversaries just as pleasant, HER FOURTH DIKTIIOAY. Friday afternoon from 2 t 4 o'clock little Miss Uattle Rlgdon. the young est daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Wl T. Rlgdon entertained her little friend) In honor of her fourth birthday. Under the guiding leadership of Miss Ronnie Gans, who was Hattle's guest ot honor, the little ones amused them selves with games such at delight tho childish heart. Light refreshments were served aud at four o'clock the guests departed feeling that they had Indeed made their debut into Salem's social circle. The following were present: Mlses, Hattle Rlgdon, Ruth Van Patten, Nooml Van Patten, Lollle Yantls, Fern Drake, Helen Veach, Essie McOulre. Mona Simpson, Hazel Mclntlre, Berolce Reld and Ronnie Gans: Masters. Loyd Rlgdon, Loyd Lee, Fayette Browo,.Edward McOrow and Victor Reld. bUNOAY SERVICES. CENTltAL CONOIIEUATIONAL. . A h li, Henderson, tho new pastor, will preach In the chapel tomorrow at tlie usual hours. Subject In the fore noon, "The year 1899 ana what It will be to us." Subject In the eve ning, "A boy and his religion." FinST I1APTEST CHUKCH. Pastor Rev, Ronald McKlllop Mor lngsuWect."Gospel Enthusiasm,' or "Tho Fire burning on the Altar.'' Eyeuiug Subject- "Too Mind's the Standurd of the Mati." Sunday School ut 11 45 A. M. Young people's meeting 0:.'i0 p.m. UNITY CUUKOU. Services ut 10.30 a. m and 7JO p. m, Suuduy School ut 12. Ruv. W. E. Coreluud. oastor. Sublectuf morning sermon "Tlie Loom of Life". Subject of evening lecture "Is Imperialism the Truo Policy for tho Uuited Suites ?" ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL. Fist Sunday after Epiphany. At 7:30 u. m. Holy communion. At 10:30 a, ui. MutluB, anti-communion and sermon. At 12 m Sunday school. At 7:30 p. tu. Evensong and sermon. Since Prof. Seley undeitook the di rection of tho choir, Its ctilclcncy has been greatly strengthened by tho ad dition to its ranks of Messrs. W.J. Blukrord, II. B. Muckln, Luke Linn and L. Mlllson. W. B. Magnan, rec tor. Pror. W.II.Brlnkerhoff.lateof Iowa, will address the meeting ut the W. C T U. hall on Sunday ufternoou ut 4 o'clock. UNITED BRETHREN, Rev. P. B. Williams, pastor. Sun day school ut 10a. 111.. Bert Stanton, superltendeut. Y. P. C. A. at 0M0 p. in. Preaching at 11 a. in. nud 7.30 p, m. New members received this week: Prof. Grant Corby and wife and Alton II. Cummlngand wife. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL. Res. W. C. Kantncr D. D. pastor. Communion service with short ad dress ai 10:30 a. in. Sunday School at 12 m. Junior endeavor ut 3:30 p. m. Y. P. S. C. E. at 0:30 p. m. Leader Miss Lapp. Evening uddreis at 7:30 p. in. Subject "The Transient und the Abiding." FIRST UNITED EVANGELICAL Rov. II. L. Pratt, pastor. Services at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Subject for the morning discourse, "The ChrlstlanM Golden Year " Sunday school at 12 in, Y. P. S. C. E. at 0:30. The Cronlse Photo Studio. Is now located over tho New York Racket store and ready for business. Wo make you ilrst class work at reasonable prices. We n"w haye without an exception tho largest und most thoroughly equipped gullnry In the north west. Carbonette's, Arlsto plutlno'fl Platlno's are one und the fume thing, Wo make them. We also mako the finest enamel cabinet photo In the city for 81. Call und sec us in our new quurters. Children's Class. On Saturday, tho 7th day of Jan uary, at 10:30 u. in., Mrs. Willman will resume tho elementary pluno pit Fl work at iter studio over tho First National bank. These lessons include technical und theoretical work, short biographies of noted musicians, und short progrnms by tho pupils, The chief aim In this work Is to have the pupil "think music" as well us to "read music," 25 conts per lesson each. At 2 p. m , same date, will occur tho regular class practice by the larger pupils, and lecture rcudlngs by Mrs. Willman. tf A Salem Bird, T. F. Walker has sent to Albany to day to tho state poultry show u six months old gobbler turkey, "Aguln aldo,"thut Aclghs 20 pounds. He will go 40 pounds at a year old. This bird will prolvtbly take tho prize for his age. Ho Is us gentle us u pet aud cun bo picked up by anyone who can lift a young ostrich. Just What She Hoped For. My llttloglrl had a very bad scrofula trouble Sores nppea red In her ears, und her eyes were also uffe-jied. I de cided to have her begin taking Hood's Sarsaparllln, Before the first bottlo was gue the sores were, less painful uud uftertho use of a few more bot- tlos they were cured. " Mrs. Howard Pope, Alpha, Oregon. Hood's Pills nro the only pills to lake with Hood's Suraparilla. 25c, A Meddling Printer can spoil many a well-laid plan, but no one ever spoils tho excellence of the famous 15c meals that J. E. Bur nett serves at tho White nouse re tauiant. The White Machines. Anyone svlshlng to liandh Whito sewing machines and bicycles, Ilrst class In new territory, may find It , HiaIn tirl..n .it rif.o. Iri (UplM II M L.-...1.1. nnn A. .a... 1I4B Put T.iulnr I tli klllll HUI'UHUKU l." "MUJ . 1 JUIIVII, UCII. ORE,.., 1IV 4-lUnu - street, Portland, ure. 1 0 ot An Office Seeker Many times Is a burden to a public oOlclal but ho Is always welcome if he has one of those delicious C cent Little Champion cigars of A. Huchensteln's. Ml . II I I TO CURE A COLD IN ONn DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund tho money If It falls to cure 25c The genuine lias L. B Q on each tablet. OOLD DUST WASHING POWDER w tK- Don't wear your w time it's a sign of all your cleaning with w and vou can change y-"r clothes early in tlie iu. it i ui", wi worry, Larget pacing gre-ui ccownmy. TUE M. K. UIBBiSK COSIUSV, - HrJr-'rIinn yvnfflu JadwiJirtfttaiu.iMifrttlftto FROM LOWELL, MASS. Tho Kemoof Mood'fi Sarsapnrilln A Wonderful Curo. "A swelling (is big as a largo marble came under ray lonsuf. Phjalclauseaidlt was 0 letni-tMnspsrent tumor and must be operated upon. I felt I could not stand it, and ni inrlng 1n.1i" hosrnn to take my fnvorltp xv tun , tluod s Sursapnrllln. Tho bunch gradually (It-ereftpcd nnd finally dlsnppoaretl. I have had no sign of its re turn. I irr. ptod to prnlse Hood's Sarsapa rllln." Mns. II M. CouuitN, 8 Union St., Lowell, M. Ot HOOD'S. HOOtl'o ptlio .... i- ii"i.lihi n. Foresters of America, Tho members of Court Sherwood Forest No. 19 held a regular meeting last evening at their hull in the Turner block at which the following list of officers was installed for the coming term: Chief Ranger, Isadorc Oreenbaum: Sub Chief Ranger, CHIT Melleu; Fi nancial Secretary, A. L. Brown; Re cording Secretary, Frank West; Treas urer, Paul Kllnglo; Doctor, W. S Mott; Senior Woodward, Earnest Anderson; Junior Woodward, S. O Klglitllnger; Senior Beadle, J, Kruntz; Junior Beadle, Frank Wlilard. In Olden Times People overlooked the Importance of permanently becelltted eilects nnd were satisfied with transient notion; but now that Is generally know that Syrup if Figs will permanently over come huhltal constipation, well-informed people will not buy other luxut Ives, which act for a time, but tinully Injure tho system. Buy the genuine made by tho California Fig Syrup Co. MARRIED. BRANCH EDMUNSON, At the Marlon coun.y court House, Salem, Oregon at 2 p.m., Friday, January 0, 1899, Miss ( laudia Branch to Archie Edmunson, Ccunty Judge G .P. Terrell nUlli'titlng' One Dollar, Dozen for the best enamel cabinet photos. The Pickerlll Co, leudlnu photographers, next to Red Corner drug store. tf Denuty In lllood Deep. Clcun blood means a clean skin. No beauty without It. C'asenrcts, Candy Cathar tic clean your blood and keen it elenn, by stirring up me lazy over nnu unviug an im purities from the )dy. llecin today to l.KtiI. .. tlrtU ImilO !. tll A and that sickly bilious complexion by taking UUIIiail 1JIII11JI13. ftUIIOa UlUlVIIVDi , blotches, blackheads, Cascarets, beauty fur ten cents. All drug gists, aattataction guaranteed, 10c, 'Oc, ouc. flus the 9 K,n(l You Hav8 Always Boujlit Bigaatnro of 4M MOKI TEA POSITIVELY CUKES SICK Heanache, indigestion and constipation A delightful herbdiink Uf moves all erup tions of the skin, producing a perfect com Clexion, or money refunded. 25c and 50c unn & Urooks, drugcints.; THE PIONEER LIMITED Is tho nameof the only perfect train in the world, nowrunulng every nluht between St. Paul and Cr.icago, via the Chicago, Mil waukee & St. l'nul Railway, die pioneer road of the Vet in adopting all improved facilities Lr the safety nnd tjoyment of pas. scngers. An illustrated pamphlet, showing views ol b autiful scenery along the route of the I'ione-r Limited, will be sent free to any person upon icciipc of two-cent pottage stamp, Address Leo. II, Htafl'ord, General Passenger Agent, Chicago, 111. w 6 9 tf THE ORBAT SALT LAKE ROUTO The attention of eatlounil travelers is called to the advantages liflerjd them by the Rio Grande Western, Tho Great Halt Lake Route " The same rates prevailed whether the tup Is ma e via Huntington or an Fran, cisc-o. The passenger has his choice of two routes out ol Portland, three through Colo, rndo, and four east thereof. No othtr line out of Portland can offer such a variety of routes. In addition, a day's stopover Is given all astenucrs it any toint in Utah or Colo, rjilo. Through pullrn n and toutist sleep ing cars are run on all trains, as well as free reclining chair cars. I he service and ac commodations offered are equal, if not su perior to tlio.e of any trans-continental road, and latcs are always as low as the lowest. If you contemplate a trip cast, writo to J. D Mansheld, G neral Agent, Kio Grande Vestorn Railway, 142 'J hlru trcet, Poitiand, Oregon, for any In'ormation you may need in reference to rates, routes or accomodations. II lo-tf r fJtttrzi-JnZJnnrsaJn&niiJ&rdiLl, ! Fine Commercial Work 2 1 The Roach and Cronise Press 9 I I Unexcelled iacilitics for the production of all kinds of s J1 HI W1J 11 111UUW1 11 oiyiva I at modern prices, X 2C 1 ROACH L CRONISE 227 J3CAJi3CCornmercial Street i J hzl-KsrrZJrdUr&ts&tUrtltm&m m mwv l-K Cl ft .s .rlci'i ; -.' all the jjOoi uuu tgetnent. Do SJf . yittZZa- Uo&rv&& rWaSn! jtfc. 3a fc. wt Foi vor"-.n,: c1' '.'..'- '' n.tiif XLAttpOU. i ffif DIED. RAMSEYER At the farm home one und one half miles west of Ma cleay, ato o'clock Friday morning, January 0, 1899, Mrs. Francis Hum seyer, aged 07 years, of absess of tlie stomach. The fui.eral was held from the fam ily home at 2 o'clock this afternoon, the Rcrvlces being conducted by Rev. Chris Gcarln. The Tennessee, Undersigned has still a few thou sand of those Tennessee striwbcrry plants left at $1.00 a hundred. They are the finest tablo berry, or for the homo market. Early und brilliant red Now is tho time to put out to get a spring crop. G. Hofer, d & w tr. Salem, Or. m Dissolution of Partnership. The public arc hereby notlllcd that, tho musical Instrument firm hereto fore doing u partnership business ut 142 State street under the name of Whale and Moyo has been dissolved, tho undersigned continuing as sole proprietor and dealer In pianos and organs. l-l-5w O. A. Whale. Dr. BnU'o Couch Syrup Wdl Olvo Immediate relief to a child sulTocatl tig with the dreadful croup, Mothers keep this reliable medlclno always handy and It will save you many uneasy hours. It costs but 25c. Pain k uoiaow wttb Or. Aulas' fain ?iu UAVMVrl XVSvKSSMvarsBvKBo H IK, DEALER IN : GROCERIES: Paints. Oils Window GIobr Vnt nlflh, and tbo most cotuploto stock ot liruanoa ol nil lclnan in tlio Htnf Artists materials, lime; hnlr; co- inont and nhinglos; nud tho fincat qunUty ol grass aocd. WANTED. Now today ndvortiaotnoiiui tour lbios or less in tills oolumn imortcd throe Ornos for 25 ota SO ctn n wook, $1 por month All ovor tour lluoa ot onmo rnto. LOST At Reed's Opera House Tuesday evening. Jun 3, u package with note written on wrapper. Finder please return to 250 Stute street, receive reward. 1 ft 3t WANTED to borrow SCO, Good fecurlty offered und payment made promptly. Apply "Borrower." euro Journul office. l-0-3t" WANTED-To sell guod new milch Jersoy cow without calf $25. W. B. Duncan, Zena, Or. 1-4-31 WANTED-A good rellablo boy. Wages 50 cents per day. Must be well acquainted with tho names and locations of streets and ulso furnish tho best of reference us to honesty und reliability, None others need apply. Cull und leave namo ut Central olllcc, 288 Commer cial street. Luckwood Messenger System. 1-3 3t WANTED-ChlckeriBut 8c per pound, turkeys und geese ut tup prices, ut Sleluer's market, Salem. 15 tf W A NTED.-Cash puld for droised hogs, veal, motion und poultry. Cull at 09 Stuto Street. Geo. E. Crox ford. ' 12 31 Utd&w FOR good cedur fence posts ut 4c F. O. B. cars at Can by. Address, Geo. 'Williams, Can by, Ore. lLOImdiSs w LOST. A dark gray overcoat, be & Latiden's Mill tweon Hansen and Yew Park. Finder leave at Journal Olllce for reward. 1 2 III PEUFECTION-Hteam cooker. Best selling combination for farm, house hold or hotel agent wanted in cveiy town. Apply curly to F. J. Struyor, Sulem, for terms, circulars and selling sample. 1-2-1 mo. wTNTDE'erybodyt(i brTlieTr brokon umbtellua to bo covered and reparcd ut the umbrella hospital south of Journal olllce, 183 Commer cial street. Money saved. J. .1. Sanner. 0-3tf TIldsTMAPLETHORPE.-Bootuud shoe maker. First-class work, Shop ut Sulem Shoe Store, next door to Bush'H bank. 12-20-1 mt FOB BALE-Two rull blooded Irish setter pups, cheap. Inquire one block cast or North school, 20 tf GOATS. I have ubout25ewo and 15 wether gouts for sale. Aha Eoft, Macleuy, Or 12-28-Ot FOR SALE-Suwuilll, water po ver, cupacity 10,000 to 15,000 feet perduy. Practically unlimited quantities or the tluest llr and cedur tributary to mill. Owners have other business aud will sell cheap. Address Lock Box 1 Cottage Groye, Or. 12 0 lint K 1 DS CLEANED-for ten cents at theSaluin Steam Delngaud Clean ing Works, 195 Commercial Street 12 2-1 f UMBRELLA ?-Yes. Kaplluger, the umbrella muu, will be found at 99 Slulu blreet. 12-2 ltn. FOU SALE-On ousy terms 1 15 ucros, 3.1 under cultivation. 7 ucres of or chard with 1000 trues mot-tlv winter apples 5 to 7 years old, one half mile from railroad station, good town and bclnol, good Improve ments, a flue dairy and slock farm with plenty of wild range, g od nelgLborhood, fine springs, one third cuhh, long time on balance. Fine stock ranch, Apply to E. Hofer, Sulem. II USE " CLETNWtSlieiiietiibdr that the bust uud oheupeft carpet paper Is the hua w felt paper sold at The .Iouiinal ofheo. 20-tf MUSICAL r- A limit id numter of studtnt taken, on p ano, violin, guitar, mandolin and zither. Also German and French lessons given. Anha M. Krebs. Music studio, (nay block, room 5. Call from 3 to 4 p rn also nam, it VIOLIN MISJ NELLIE tiltOWN ha quite a large alas of viola students aiul van aeeoia TEACHER rtiouaieaiew more. Apply (or to mi at ml 3eui, 417 Marlon sUctt. mnm for Infants and Children. The Kind You Haye Always Bought BEARS THE SIGNATURE OP In Use For Over 30 Years. TMt CtNTAUW COMWHY, tf MUWHUV WHIW. MIW yi"'" 1 .M,-MMMI Salem Cannery Wants Peas. Funucs and gurdncrs who wish to cultivate peas during next senson for cunning purposes will please cull on Mr. J. M. Wullaco ut the Sulem SVater Co.'a ollleo In the city hull and de8ihtnate tho amount of acres they aro willing to plant. Before making positive arrangements In regard to operating the cannery next season It Is necessary to know approximately tho acreage that can be necurcd be fore the Hist of January. In case the cannery Is operated, each subscriber will be notified or the rull particulars bcroro tho first or February. 12-d&w2w The New Process. The Salem Flouring Mills "Special" Hour Is now better than over. Try It. 4 tf o. c T. Co's PA83ENOEU STEAM Iilt3 11 Pnmnno II --- 1 UIUUIKli LEAVE 1011 rOUTLANl) Dally, Kxcopt Sunday at 8 a. in. QUICK T15IE AND CHEAP HATES. Dock bolwoon Btato and Court Bin. M. V. DALDW1N, Agent. uPDEORArr nnos Collections and Loans Uoom Is, Hush Dank block, 12 2Hmo HALEM. OltEOOX. 7 PER CENT LOANS DOZORTH DUOS. Commototnl St., Bnlem, Oio, 292 111CA.L, ESTATE DEALERS, dw-11 11.3m Money to Loan at 7 per cent On Mortgage Security One to five years' time. BOIBL' & DAUKBtt, (lw.ii-it-3m 370 Commorclal at. ivioAGrLoANs On Improved city and farm properly at lowest rates. WKUNER HKEVMAN, 2t Commercial strceti 2 doors south of L.,dd tic Hush's bank, Salem Oieijon. il-u dw3m REAL ESTATE LOANS On short or loin; tlino. Notos and other accuritlCH boiiKlit nnd Hold. THOMAS, WATT & CO. OENEUAI. IlItOKEIlS, ll-'.'.'dw.tr 221 Comtncrcliil Htrect ..Money at 7 Per Cent.. Iou' niton on well Improved (arm and city properties. T. K. KOKD, l211-div-3iD Over Uinth's Dunk, THB ANNBX 803 COMMERCIAL ST. Ono door NortliM I'ost-omcu. Mnniifacttirvrs ot ladled1 wearlne nnnarel of all WIikIk. Tailor mad suits a ic-clalty. 1'er- (eot flt guaranteed, win (urnlsli kooOs ami trlmmliiKs or make up goods brouget to us. CHA8. D. AV, I'rop. BUTTLED BEER DEPOT Yf holpsale and ltetall Qambrlnus nud Sohllts llottlua OioiH in stouK. rreu ui'iivory 10 any purtof thuclty- Ul'O, l NKAf,, I'rop, Old I'loneor Grocery Saloon, 13-13 Commercial Street. O. H. LANB Merchant Tailor 211 Commerolnl at, " Suits $15 nnd upwards, Pants S3 aud upwards. u. fUBin H1ZW MARKET Sl.te street, near riilroad. KresliMt and best meats. My pa'rons say I keep tht l-et n'tatsintown 3i SALBM STEAM LAUNDRY1 Ploaae notice tne cut in prices on tho folio wing Vts, plain .. lo cent- Uiiuer drawers 5 to In cepu Under shirts Stolooei" Socks, per pair 3 ccnt' llandkrchlefs 1 eem Silk handkerchief 3 o' Sheets and pillow slips 34 sents per dsien and othet work in prrpirtlon. Cyrittmiela audi thor work intelligent'Y washed by tun d. COL 3. OLM8TBAD, Proprtetoi wiiiMnri,ViiiiifiM.iKMi0.t,?l -luamaAst 1 SALEM Benevolent Institute This charitable Institution maintains the "Helping Hand Mission." at. 101 Centre street, Salem. It Is a boarding home tor the friendless of all denomina tions, where meals, beds and ne cessaries or lire are provided Sup port, assistance nnd donations, consisting ormoney, good or wares of uny kind tiro so'iclted, nnd will bo used ror the good or the cause. Slek persons will bo cared ror. 12-22-tr A. (I. COSS, Manager Assay Office AND LABOnATOUY. No, 71 Chcmckcta si, I. 11. T. TUTIIILL Assayer, CAPITAL CITV Express and Transfer j Meets all mall and passcngor tralh. llaj.. gige and express to all parts of the elf Prompt service. Telephone No. 70. WHITE & DlSOUli HALF WAY HOUSE Flue eliinra und tobacco, soft drinks: meals at all hours; nice clean beds. North Halem, Hear W. ! Wads's 1'ubllo watering trough. II l-lmo M. FIJICIITINGEU. Trop. A, M, HUMPHREYS CO, UEALIRH IN Grain and Grain Bags Warehouse, Saliin and Macleay. 10-27-lm-dw Ofllcc, W0 Commercial St., 8nluin BARR&PETZEl -Tho Old nollable-1 Plumbers a.id Tinners Mnlce n Spool.dty of Pumps and Tank Work All Wokk Guakantkkd. ai4 COMMliKCIAL SIKECP. Telephone No. 28 37ft MANHOOD .. .. " " FOR SALE BY.D J, tobncco.oimiin or stimulants, wincu icaa 10 inurinuy.uoi sesanlty, can be carrlet In vest pocket. Ji.ooperboz.f '- nrepatd. Circular Free. HoiaiyaiuirueKii- ak ror 11, 1 D1HUU aciuicu riv W 1 CUU ill Try Our New 15c Coffee Imported by tho shipload, roaitcd for our trade Jby ClosBet & Dovers, Portland. Por pound pnekago 15 cunts, with a good spoon In cacti package. riAUIUTT & Xi AW RENOS, T. S. BURROUGHS ...Sanitary Applianoos of ill JSSTIMaTES purnisiikd, PHIOIOrf TO suit tub times. 103 BTATI2 STRHRT Home-Made Harness PROM OALIFOIINIA OAICTANNED LEATHER, REPA1RINO WELL DONE. ROBHti, WHIPS, OIL, ETa, IN BTOOK. 123 State street 1t3t3iu UUalNlJati CAHUh O. JHL TJIAOKl IDentist, .Successer to Dr. J. M. Keene, old White Corner, Sabm, Or. l'art.es desiring aupetloi operations at moderate fees In any branch ar ui cbiui rcqocsi. SOULE BHOS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS roitTLAND, one Tor Salem and vicinity leave orders at Geo, C. Will's Music Store. OFFICK, CITY HALL'i For water service apply at office. Oil's payable monthly In advance, Make complaints at tbr nw-, ' UPHOLSTERING J. J. DAVI9, 03 Stat Strset. New or old work put up In best order. Lowest price. Lounges, chairs and mattresses taads over. Olvo us a call. ll(RI-lra OPERA LODGING HOUSE Good (urnlshbd rooms, with large parlor la connection. 1M COURT 8TIIEKT. 12-7 J. T. Shoup, Proprlettr. .FABM EOR SALE 360 Ao 00 All hi Vnmbill County. HCOacrei forsaloluabody, or In 40-acra tracts. tKAtud half a mile west ot Wapato station, In Yamhill county, Oregon, aud 011a and a halt mites Kouth ot Uiuton. l'rlco for each forty acres from VM upward, acconllng to ImprovomeuU nnd location. Good soil and easy terms. For further particulars enquire ot W. II. KUAN, n-'AHiiio-ilu brooks, Oregon. Capital Soap Works. Running at full blast and making best of laundry and toilet soaps. He sure to call for the .Salem brand when )ou want Eod Hoods. A. V, ANDEREGG, Manager, Good News for the Suffering Public, The envious r.vals who were determined to make Dr. Cook trouble In the courts bare backed down, ana their alleged case was dismissed when It came In.o circuit court. They dl lii'i dare U meet the truth, as Dr Cook's patient's are 100 numerous and they are ever gateful t tho man who has cured them and cau cure others. Dr. Coot mikes a specialty of chronic diseases, and doer not use poisonous drugs to cure tlnm. If you have a friend who nteds help send him to 4 DR. J. F. COOK, Consultation free. 301 Liberty street RESTORED llr iiMltin Or. rents' 1. tenth,. Yt-tlrw Ne.ve 1'1'ls. THU jn.lrifut remedy era Water Co., V II i T L ST eiiarnnicca loctirenn iioousGiscawaucnii w - -"uij, i.ioi lira 1 11 Tower, Headache, WakrlulneM. lAt Ma' boor., uhily Uml slum. Nervousness. i.U drains, loss it piwcr iu Utuerau s Organs of either sex, caused by over-exertion, youthful errors, wx . al' a of ..- .. . 'm Ul IIUHOI Sj, by wall .ouoomer. L'iiitI'i. rti.lrlhnll..auviit. Third niH Vllilht.l Qt "latJ "" ciiiiiie wj,i, ma riaui ...Mr."".. I ' FRY, SALEM, OREGON Old P, O. Qkockuy Stl PnONB 151 and Saddles... F. E, SHAFER L CO, Kinds