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

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Newspaper Page Text, I I fe 'rattVriirilliYiuii.a1ftsW ..ARTIFICIAL TEETH.. WITHOUT I - InlHli Roots and badly decayed teeth rccrowncd with cither gold or porcelain, Nothing but first-class work. ..SflLEM DENTAL PARLORS.. ROOMS 27 AND 20ELDRIDOK JILOOK. Over Poitoflicc. deo Halo Store Well Assorted flock nf Notlonu, Hosiery, Ribbons, Pnpor Soaps Tlnwnro, OvoralU, Underwear Ami a Brent variety of mcrytlilngln line, list Visit. (Jive MR3 B. T. BWART, 3tnio Insurance lilook. We try In follow transaction. the Gulden Rulo In ovory A SA1 PM PPHPTP W. . M. UW WW J and OTHER PEOPLE Render nt Snlotn and other OreKon towm nro rciutMtetl to sulid In llunm of pcMOiinl and social iuw to iipnoar la the The b.illy nml Weekly Journal. IRn. D. E. Swank, of AutiHvlllo Is In the city. II. W. Johnson, the master, was a Salem day. Corvallls post visitor yestcr- Judgo L. H, Cox, of Portland, trans acted business before t ho soproino court today, Cornelius Murphy and Victor Jiillcn, two merchants of Portland, aro In thoclty. Austin Cralp, or the Washington county Hatehut, Is visiting nt home during tlio adjournnicntof the legls 1 attire. Geo. V. Donman, Ronton county's superintendent of schools, was a cap tal city visitor Thursday. Mrs. D. V. Matthews and son Ralph have returned from an ex tended visit In the eastern and mid die states, having visited St, Paul, Minneapolis, Chicago and Cincinnati In their journey, Ex-Chlcf of Police A. D. Dllleyaud daughter Elaine, lelt last evening for Fresno, California, where Mr. Dllley hopes to bo bentlltcd In heallti by the dry climate, lie will return to Salem In tho spring and eugago In business Blame La Bourgognc. London, Jan. Kl. The admiralty court today found La Rourgogno, nf the French line, alone to blatno for the collision with the Erltlsh ship Cromartyxhlro July 4. last, near Sable Island, olT the coast of Nova Scotia, resulting In the sinking of thostcatnor aud the loss of over f00 lives. Hood's Best to tnke after dinner; Mfe prevent dlstrew, aid dlgcs- Mjf I I Hon, cure constipation. F III Si Purely regetkblei do uot grip tf or came ln. Hold by all rtrugrgliti. SJ eeiiU. VrejiirtJ only oy C. I, Hood Co., Lowell, Mill. INTER STATB nil ira ETTAANDERS-WILMAN Asiociate Teacher Western Consstva tory, Kansas City, Mo , representing the Iritersta e System, a Salem, Ore. Over Hrst National Rant. Residence 376 Church street. Studio hours 9 to 12 ard 2 to 5. X ta&f&JfiaUrri&nBJnslKrJn&J. p 1 d Fine Commercial Work The Roach and Cronisc Press Unexcelled lacilities for the production of all kinds of printing in modern styles at modern prices.A) A) ?C ROACH a CRONISE 227 A)1CCommercial Street jfc ttrmUtkte'rtMmteKr, CONSERVATORY CT32: PLATES Sketch of S. D. Rose. Died near Roseburg, January II, lSM), Commodore S. I). Rom?, aged 80 years and f months. The deceased was an old prospector and miner or Douglas county, coming to the Wil lamette valley, In 1847, with the emi gration from Illluol9 and Indiana or that year, artcrward going to the Southern mines and locating neur Rosobug, where his son, Randolph Rose, resides. Ills two daughters, Mrs. S. G. Pugh and Mrs. Mary E. Jackson, or Chcmuwa, received a telo grnm announcing tho demise, and left on . the overland tho same evening to attend the funeral at Rose burg. Mr. Rose lost his wlfo from tever ana exhaustion on the trip to Oregon In 1817, while camping at the bandy between Mt. Hood and Port land, and never married ngaln. IIu leaves a largo number of grand children and great grand children In different parts of Oregon to mourn his lost), and his friends and acquaint ances between Portland and Sacra mento were legion. R. How's This. wo offer One Ilundrcd Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. P. J.Om:NEY&Cd., Props,. Toledo, O. Wo tho undeislgned, Imvo known P. J Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable In nil business trammctlons and ilnanclally able to curry out anyobllgutlotiR made by their Hrm. West TnuAX, Wholesale Drug gists. Toledo, O. Waldino, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. Hall's Catarrh Curo Is tukon Inter nally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces or the system. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free, Hail's Family Pills ure tho best. Children's Class. On Saturday, tho 7th day of Jan uary, tit 10:30 a. in., Mrs. Willman will resume tho elcmoutary pluno work nt her studio over too First National bank. These lessons include technical and theoretical work, short biographies or noted musicians, and short programs by tho pupils, The chief aim In this work Is to Imvo the pupil "think music'' as well as to ltt!lrl llllialr f1 (innfa rl-- lnuann ....... .......... ..u v...vo jn.. IV.JJUIJ each, At 2 p. m., same date, will occur tho regular class practice by the larger pupils, aud lecturo readings by Mrs. YVIIimnn. tf If You Wish Some plain facts, tersely stated, that will aid you in your decision in re gard to tho pmper road to tako on your cistern tr'p.call at No. 227 Com mercial street, where you can learn something that will Interest you In regard to rates, etc., etc. Leaves Sa lem at 7 a. m. Leavo Portland 11 n. in. Thomas, Wait & Co. Agents. .It Dissolution Notice. Notice Is hereby given that the mer cantile Hrm heretofore existing and known as S. A. McCall & Co , has this day dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts will bo collected and puld by S. A. McGull. S. A. McCalb, P. A. Karnkll, Salem, Or., Jan. 12. 1809. 1 12 -Iw Proposals Inyited, Tho secretary of state hereby In vites sealed proposals for furnl-lilng to the capitol one hundred (100) cords of sound body large llr wood to bo de livered upon tho grounds. Tho bids will bo opened at this otllcc Saturday. January 14, 18lJ0, at 11 o'clock u. ui. Dated at Salem, Oregon, January 0, 180'J. P. I. DuNHAit. M0-5t Secretary of Stuto. You Hhould Know What Hood's Sarsaparllla has power to do for those who have Impure and Impoverished blood. It makes the blood rich andpure.and cures scrofula, salt rheum; dyspepsia, catarrh, rheu matism, nervousness. If you are troubled with any ailment caused or promoted hy Impure blood, take Ilood'rt Sarsaparllla ut once. Hood's Pills aro prompt and etllclent, easy to take, cat-y to operate. Senator Taylor's Gavel may Hy off tho handlo and lilt tho clerk's bald spot, but A, nucken- stein's delicious Little Champion &c. cigars ure still tho favorite of both IIOUkOS. DIED. TEMPLE At the Cheuidwa Indian Training school, Ti'urbday January 12, IbOU, Eddie Temple, aged about 10 years, of la grippe. Tho funeral services wero held at 10 o'clock today at the school, the Rev, E. A. Holdridne, of Portland, officiat ing. Iuterruiont wus had In tho school cemetery. Eddie was from Happy Camp, Cal , and entered tho bchool last fall. Don't Tobsrco Spit smt Suulc ur lift Awaj. To quit tobacco easily and forerar.be ma; oetlc. full of life, nerre and tiger, taUe No-To-Dao, tbo wnnder-worUer, tbalmaVei ueaV mea trocf. All drucdsta.tOoortl. Cure guaran teed, uoottlet ana sample iree. Auureea Oterline lumedy Co, Chicago or Hew York. FIXES RESPONSIBILITY The Daly Bill for the Selection of Public School Text Books, Would Let the People Know Mode Them Pay More Than Idaho. Who Corvallls Times. No person familiar with all tho conditions will deny that thero Is vital need of a clmngo In tho Oregon school law, That tuoro aro books now iu use In tho schools notorious with uiiiiis ano error is ovcrywiicro con cceded. That eyen for theso faulty books Oregon pays fiom ton to thirty percent more than does Waslngton or Idaho is an absolutp fact, known by all who have taken tho trouble to Inquro Into tho matter. In short, bad books at absurdly high 'prices is an itdmlt,cd condition, and It Is tho creation of tho law (hat Is now In lorco. The t uestlon Is, shall wo le taln the present arrangement, or shall we try another plan which cannot possibly do worse for us, ar.d which may do a great deal bolter. The Daly bill proposes a commission of flvc.'to be appointed by the gov ernor, for the selection of pchnol books. To the governor nnd to each member of this commission thoro will be tho highest Incentive to reduce the price of Oregon school books. Such n reduction would reach the attention and secure tho welcome approval of every school book buyar In Oregon, which means that almost every homo In Oregon would yield hearty grati tude to tho governor of the state and tho members of tho commission. No Inllucnco could by more powerful In leading to resistance of corruption and an honest discharge of duty. Every oillclal act of the com mission and every vote for books and prices for books Is to be 11 matter of public record, to bo known by every citizen of the state. Failure to correct prevailing abuses would bring both tho governor and tlio members of tho commission Into disrepute. The present arrangement suffers those who fixed present books and prices perfect freedom from res ponsibility. No man knows now what men they wore who plunged school patrons of Oregon Into necess ity of paying from ton to thirty per cent more for books than Is paid In Idaho. With tho commission, re sponsibility cannot bo escaped. A continuation of tho prices and con ditions that now exist would destroy the political hopes and public reputa tion of the governor and of each Indi vidual member of tho commission. Will Make Another Trial. Il- Annnclaipil l're ti tho .tonrunl. Oi.bveland, Jan, 12.- George Hoyt, who made public a letter tho other day rrom Dr. Catling, In which his said that ha expected tho government experts would burst hlscast-steclgun. has received another letter written since tho accident to the gun. Dr. Gattln says that his gun suc cessfully resisted live rounds of charges of 1420 pounds of powder each, giving a pressure of 30,ri00 pounds to tho square inch. Tho standard test of a built-up gun, ho says, Is 34,000 pounds to the square inch. Ho says tho pressure which burst tho gun was 41,300 pounds. Dr. Gatlln thinks thero may have been Ico In tho bore tho day tho gun burst. Ho says ho will go to Washington next week and endeavor to get an ap propriation to enable him to make another gun. The Tennessee, Undersigned has still a few thou sand of those Tennessee stnwberry plants left at 81,00 11 hundred Thoy are tho Ilnest table berry, or for the homo market. Early und brilliant red Now is tho tlmo to put out to get a spring crop. E. IIofeii, d Si w tf. Salem, Or TlIE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS Is duo not only to the originality and simplicity of tho combination, but albo to tho care aud skill with which it is manufactured by scloutlffo processes 'tnown to tho Cai.ii'oii.via Fio Syuut Co. only, and we wish to impress upon all ilu hnportunuu of purchasing the ti-u and orIgin.il rtnudy. Ab tho iffiniine Syrup of Fig Is inunufuotured 'v the Camkoiima Fjo Svitui Co. nily, a kuowltMltfo of that fact will .insist one in uvoi.ling the worthless miitallons muntifucturil by other par i.io. Tho hlh btuudinj,' of tho Oali ruim.v Fio Sviioi' Co. with tho medi cal profession, and tho satisfaction which the genuine Syrup of Figs lias (,'iven to inlllior.3 of funilhos, makes the name of the Company a guaranty of the cxcellcn c of its remedy. It is fnr in advance of all other laxatives, an it acts on the luilnoya, liver and bowels without Irritating or weaken ing thorn, nnd it rtova not gripo nor nauseate. In order to got its beneficial eitoots, ploaso remember the nnie of the Company CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. aa, ruA.vrnco, ct, -i. SLw air 1. -CTTTTU MUIL ''ri'i"Vi i I'n in mi irinPiifi ii wtJ&il&mMik Norway Buying Quns. II.V AMOclnted Pro to the Joiirurtl. CmusTiANtA. Jan. 13. -Tho even ing papers report that Mr T. A. Darling, president of tho company, which erected tho battery of 1G-Inch dynamite guiis at Sandy Hook, nnd who has arrived InLondon.wlll within the next few days visit at Chris tians. It is believed that Mr. Darling's visit Is at tho special Invitation or leaders of tho Norwegian radicals. who arc anxious to bo prepared for an expected coercive movement on tho part of Sweden. During tho prolonged controversies last year between Norway and Sweden as to tho constitutional rights of Nor waythe right to special consul or representation, the udoptlon of an In dependent Hag, etc It is said, that the Norwegian radicals secretly ullon ated tho Norwegian army and navy olllcers from Sweden, and that of lute war preparations have been made, so that Norway .is prepared Tor any emergency. In cuso of 11 war with Sweden, the equipment or the principal' ports with dynamite guns such as nro now sta tioned nt Sandy Hook would make Norway tudomntlablo from the sea side The laud forces would prove 11 rcdoubtablo foe to the Swedish army. Tlio uiujnrlty of the Norwegians arc heartily tired of their union with Sweden, and tho sangulno predict that Norwny wlll"ue Independent before tho close or tho century. Swindle Tourists. Hy Anmiolntcil l're to the Journal. London, Jan. 12. A few young 9.vcll trlksters have been reaping n rich harvest from American and Eng lish lady visitors In Home by means of n new variation of tho conlidencc trick. The trickster selects a likely victim in an omnibus, introduces hlmsclr by means of somo small act of polltncss, chat Iu perfect English, displaying an Intlmuto aquilntanco in thopope.a household, When tho lady shows deep Interest he says ho Is u member or the pope's noblo body guard, and could maniigo to lot her sec his holi ness If she wishes. Tho delighted lady is generally an xious. Then tho pseudo count casually remarks that 10 or 12 lire Is necessaty to tip tho chapel Janitor. The vlntlm produces this, gives her address and goes her way rejoicing, but novcr again sees tho facluatlng nobleman. Thoro have been crowds of victims lately. -. ii 1 Should Unite. II)- AnHooliitdl I'rcnn tn li ii JmiTiinl. Vancouvkk, B 0., Jan. 13. Japan ese papers to hand by the Empress of Japan aro roll of interviews with Hon. John Harrettt, recently United States minister to Slam, on tho Chinese, question. Mr. Burrelt thinks that tho tlmo Is ripe fur the adoption of an active far eabtern policy by England, Japan and tho United States, which is pos sible, tho co-operation of Germany. Ru sia add Franco, whose policy up pears to bo to gain gradually tho ex elusive control of vast areasof Chinese territory, and to close theso areas to unrestricted trade, Would thus be confronted by a pressure Impossible to resist, and would Unci themselves compelled to guarantco within their "spheres of Iufluenco" tho mainten ance of equal trade rights conferred by existing treaties between China und foreign powers. . Dating Robbery. II)- ArtNoolnteil l're tn tlio Joiirniil. Ciiioaoo, Jan. 13 itcv. F.A. Hardin, presiding elder of tho Chi cugo district or tlio Rock River con fcrenco of tho Methodist church, was ovcrpowcrc.1 nnd robbed In a Chicago Si Eastern Illinois trnln between Dearborn-street station and sixteenth street. The car was tilled with pass engers, but the sudden uttack of the four robbers on the aged mini scorned to paralyzo them with astonishment and fear. The minister shouted that ho was being robbed, hut no ono camo to the rescue. Tho men secured his wallet containing $10, railroad tickets nnd other papers, und jumped off tho rap Idly moving train. Rov. Hardin Is over 70 yeurs old, und he has been connected with the Methodist church in Northern Illinois for many years. No trace of tho rob bers has been Hccurcd. In Olden Times , People overlooked tho Importance or permanently bonclltted etfects and wore satisfied with transient action; but now that Is generally know thai Syrup nf Figs will permanently over come habltal constipation, well-informed peoplo will not buy other laxatives, which act for a time, but llnally Injure tlio system, Uuy the genuine mado by tho California Pig Syrup Co. One Dollar Dozen. For our best cnamol cabinet pho tographs also prices reduced on our carbonctto work, tho recognized photx of highest artistic excellence al though '.hey have no competition In this high class photo. Tho i'lckerlll Co. 2I.'I Commercial street. An Adjourned Legislature Is not u.uuh for work but lots for cash and the famous La Corona 10c cigars made by A. Huckensteln Is tlio bott for the money In tlio country. II SIP I ! . Call And 8ee Those boautlful Mezzotints at the "CronUe" gallery, ovor tho New York Rucket store. Dentil' la Mood Hoop, Ctodf) Wood iiiaaii a clmu akin. No beauty without It. CatMrat, Candy Cathar tic clean your blood ami keep it doan. b atirririK up tie Jaiy Jivw ami driving all Ira purltva frorp the Udy, JSn today to banlsli piianlMvboih. UiouW bheElioorU, and that sifkly bilious eempleJtion by taking CaKircU. LeaUtV for ten centa. All tma. Ut, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c. 25c, 60c. I We Appreciate The putmnago of Salem people, henco we aro always abreast with tho tlmc9 The "Bonner Mezzo tints" are the lattcst. At tho'-Croolse." If You Want An up to-dato picture of any stylo, call it. tho "Cronlso" stndlo over the Now York Backet store. Any Body Can mako carbonnottcs but the uroniso" studio Is tho only placa In Salem you can j.?et "Bonucrs" or the Mezzo-lints." The New Process. Tho Salem Flourlug Mills "Special" Hour is now better than over. Try It. 4 tf They All Say The Salem "Spcclnl" Hour mado bv that niw machinery beat9 tho world. Try It, 4 tf Educate. Your llotreli With Cimrnrott. Cnmly Catlinrtlc, euro conittlpntlon forever. IOc.sSc. If C.C.C fall, ilrucRlBts refund money. BRONCHITIS Bronchitis la very provnlont It gen erally bcglna with ft common cold, at tended with cough, hoarsoncsfl, Boro ness of tho lungs, tightness of tho chest and difficulty Iti breathing. If not at tended to, It becomes dangoroua thou sands dlo from bronchitis annually. Dr. JolmW. Bull's Cough Syrup is tho best remedy for thLi diseaso; it rcllovea tlio cough at onco, effects nn oasy ox poctoratlon, and euros iu a fow days. Dr.BulTs Cough Syrup Will promptly euro Bronohitis. Dotes nre nmnll nnd nleataut to take. Doctors recommend It. I'rlce ij cents. At all druggists. III HUGHES DEALER IN : GROCERIES: Palnta. Olio Window Olnan Var nlsli, and tbo most ouaroloto atoolc oi uniBiics of nlllcincM in tlio Btntf if Attlatn matorialo, llmo; hair; co- L mont aud shluglon; nnd tlio finoat V quality of etnao oood. offssasi?tjiTstsroBnvfcjaai WANTED. Now today nctvortiaomoma tour lines or loiia in this column naortod Unco tliuea for 25 otaM SO cti n woolc, $1 por month All over lour linos nt (nmo rnto. ROY WANTED - Call nt Journal ulllce for particulars. GREAT UARGAIN-Wlll trade 100 acres of land In Kansas for u good team and wagon. Inquire nt Stclncr's grocery. 1-12 J lit ROOMS WANTED-Twu rooms with board fcr two young ladles, state terms and particulate Address C, care Journal ulllco. l-i2-3t WANTED -W. II. MoMullin tho pawn uroKer s: jeweler wunts to uuy your second hand goods Includ ing household ami kitchen furniture stoves etc. Will pay highest post bio prlco In cash ror same. No. 203 Commercial street, llrstdoor north of Harrlt & Lawrenco grocery store. MMnit FOR RENT-Threo nicely furnished rooms with or without lire, 285 Com mercial street. Tonus reason able. Apply to 288 Commercial street. i 7-nt SOME lEOPLE-aro Jack of all trades, iiiuti :ur of uuiic,luil Kapllnger Is muster or the umbrella, which Is his solo business, and ho will do your work perfectly, at u reasonable charge. Patronize Kapllnger at 1)1) atiitu street. 1.7 lin FOR SALE A cow, Jersey and short horn Durhani o years old will be rresli In six weeks will mako, iron good pactum with mill feed, two pounds or bolld butter each day. Address.O. Journal Oillce.l-7-tf PEUFEOTION-stcam cooker. Utst selling combination for farm, house hold or hotel ugeutavanted 111 every town. Apply early to F J. Strayur. Salem, for teriiH, elroulum ai.d selling bample. 1-2-lmu. THOd. M APLETHORPE.-Hoot und siioo mukor. First-class work. Shop ut Sulc.ii Shoo Store, next door lo Hush'tt bank. 12-20-1 mt FO R SALE-Two full blooded IMh setter pups, cheup. Inquire one block oust of North mjIiooI, 20 if FOR SALE Sawmill, water povor, capacity 10,000 to 10,000 feet porday. Practically unlimited 'inuntltles or the Ilnest ilr and cedar tributary to mill. Owners huvo other business and will sell oheap. AUdrosH Lock Rex 1 Cottage Oroye, Or. 12 0 Imf K 1 m .CLE A NE D -ro7IefTce'n tTTt tlio Salem Steam Dyeing and Clean ing Works, lOi Comuierclal Street 12 2-tr FOR SALE-Ou oasy tonus 115 acres, 'M under cultivation, 7 acres or or chard with 1000 trucw nioslly winter appltisfi to 7 years old, ono hair mile from railroad station, gootl town and bchool, good Improve ments, a line dairy and Block furm Willi plenty or wild range, g od neighborhood, line springs, ono third cush, long lime 011 balance. Fine stock ranch. Apply to E. Hofcr, Salem. H OUSEr cliEANBRS- Remember that tlio boat aud ulioapcHt carpet paper Is tho lieav. full paper Mild ut Tub Journal oihce. 2o-tf MU3ICAL -A limitJii numlr of student taken, on p ano, violin, guitar, mandolin and zither Alvo German and French lessons given Anna M. Krebs. Music studio, Oiay block, room 5. Call from 2 104pm lo II a m, tf ll fil IM VIB8 NKLUF. IJROWN Iism VIULIIl quite a Urge iS4 of WglH . w v.,, 1 undents aiid twu hwom X r a " t I r n wda afew morw. TEACHER deWiiXAW1' bmlri ftkriUn for Bnfants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF In Use For Over 30 Years. THC CCHTAUW COMIUNT. TT MUmUT lHHti NtW VOMH PITT. Tn Curo Constipation Vornver, Take Ciseiirols Cuiiilv C'ulliurllc. 100 orlSo. tf G U U. fall to curo, UruffRlbis refund money. o. c, T. Co's l'ASiJKNUKll STKAMERS Altona . P ), LKAVU FOR PORTLAND Dally, Kxccpt limulsy at 8 a. m. QUICK TIMK AND OlIICAt RATED. Dock botweon But nnd (!ourt BtB. M. P. I1ALDWIN, Auont. UPDEQRAFF BROS Collections and Loans Room 1 1, Uunli Hank Illonk, HSIltno HAI.KM, OREGON. 7 PER CENT LOANS BOZORTH BROS. 292 Comtnoroinl St., Bnlom, Oro, ltrCAL, llSTATit dw-11 llvlm D1EA.L.1IKS. Money to Loan at 7 per cent On Mortgage Secutlly One lo five years' lime. DOISE & BARICER, dw.11.u-3m 270 Commoiclnl nl. MORTGAGE LOANS On improved city and farm property nt lowest rates. WERNER RRF.VMAS, aij Commercial strectt doors south 01 L.dd & Ruth's bank, Salem Oiegon, 11-12 dw3m REAL ESTATE LOANS On short or long tlmo, Notes mid other (.(.entitle bui;ht nnd noUI, THOMAS, WATT & CO. (II'.NKRAL RROICERS, ll-W-dw-lf 227 Commercial Sticct ..Money at 7 Per Cent.. Lmv rnlos on well linproved nnd city iroicrtUw. fnrtii T. K. 1'ORD, Over llnnh'a Unuk. 12-MthvJin A, M. HUMPHREYS CO, IlKAI.nilS IN Grain and Grain Bags Warchnuso, Salem mid Mnolcay, 10-27-lm-dw Olllec, 200 ComincroUl St., 8nlum OPERA LODGING HOUSE Good furnished rooms, with !argo parlor In connection. 102 COURT BTRKBT. 12-7 J. T. Bhoup, I'roprlotor. THBANNBX SMCOMMKRCIaLBT, Oiio door North)f I'ost-Oinoe. .Mnuufacturera of ladled' wsr.rinsr apparul of ullklnd. Tailor made suit a mieelalty. I'ur- fct 111 uuaritntced. Will fiirnlili irood Isii goods ami irimmiiiK1 or iiihko up comix ltoukoi to us. CIIAH. I). RAY. Prop. BUTTLED BEER DEPOT VfhoIeilo and Retail Oaiulirlniii and B0I1III2 RottlMl floods In sloeK. Kr delivery to any purtof tho illy. (ll'.O. U. NRA(( Prop. Old Pioneer urooery Uuloori, U-13' roiiiinerclal Street. O. H. LANBj Merchant Tailor 211 Contmeroliil nt, rjp-StilU $13 and upwards, Pants 03 nnd tipwnrcU NEAA MARKET St.te street, noar railroad. We-lwii .' best meats. My pa'rtms say I ki h li mrau in town . .. SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY' rioane notlco tlio out In prloon 011 tho followinc - SttJ, plain Ipoanr Uiiuer drawen, 5toioeri Undiir shlru jtoiooof Socks. ki rair 3 ent Uandkerclilofi, I can .411k handkerchiefs ..3 com Sheets and nlllow slips 24 enu r down .ad nth work in proportion. nrriannoU audr thor work 1111011150111' v wanned by ha r, COL 0. OLMBTEAD, Proprletoi asomlmiai niii mi ui i) rfnMlrtiri-iiif?Yiiy,Tt).,i'llli.i,ittf ilrtir , kssisWBBSHsKaBHBkWsWBMl HAL ISM Benevolent Institute This, chariUiblt! Institution iiialntalns the "Helping Hand Mission." nt. 101 Centre street, Salem. It Is a hoarding home tor Hie friendless of all denomina tions, where meal"', beds and ne rpxiiirlcs of life are provided. Sup niii, nsslsiance nnd donutlons, (iiHist I ni nrutfticy. gofid-" or wares of any Iclnd are so iclted, and will lie tiPi'd lor the umid of the cause. Slfk iersoiiswlll lie eared for. 12-22-tf A, 0. COSS, Manager Rssay Office AND LABORATORY. No. 71 Chcmckcta st, I. II. r. TUTHILL Assaycr, capital cm Express and Transfer j Mi'CU nil mall and piiMctigor tralhv. i:ai;e and cxprtw. to nil paiU of the Prorrpt service. Telephone No. 70. UE. clt) WHITIi & DISQUE. HALF WAY HOUSE Fine cigar nmt tobacco, noil drinks; meals all hourn; nice clean tails. North Hnlcm. ;ar W. I Wndo' Public waterliiK trouHh. at near liiKtroUKli 11 lG-lmo FKICHTINOKR. Prop. BARRdPETZEl -Tlio Old Rollnblo- PluiTibers a;id Tinner b Mnlco a Spoolnlty of Pumps and-Tank Work At I, WOKK GUARANTRKn. 314 COMMERCIAL SHIEST. Telephone No. 248 27ft MANHOOD t (A&. Ions, Nervousness, utl 1) lt v r r" r r rnv u WW ,.,,-,. -! hmv i.:iT'. .'".r,u'", rrs?,irruV'rYIii!:,:rc-f tftutfCa dlfttrlbutititf FOR SALE BYiD J, Ant.nwlri Aa.l.i.u maI..ai..a 1 m a m TVy Oixt New 15c Coffee Imported by tho shipload, roasted for our tradojby Glossct Si Davors, Portland, Per pound package 15 cent?, with a good spoon In each package. IIAUKITT & LiAWJIKNOE, T. S. BURROUGHS Military k sts V 1 I ESTIMATES FURNISHED. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. 103 STATE STREET W&smm5$P Medicated mplexionToiut $ PRICE, VIO CENTS. , - !f Varne Chemical YOP.K CUV atMlNiHU jA'U O. M. mAOK Dentist Success" to Dr. J. M, Kectu, old WhiH t-orncr, Sabia, Or. I'art.e desiring sopcrlot operations at moderate fees in any branch arr in especial request. SOULE BROS. TUNERS AND REPAIRERS PIANO PORTLAND, ORE. r?,,eu 1 vicinity leao orders at Co, O. Will's Music Btoro. OFFICE, CITY IIALLn For water settee apply at office.' ""BiHf payable monthly In adrance. MaVe complaints at th r rc-. UPHOLSTERING J. J. D VVI3, 63 Slnto Btreet. nAS.? ori work Pl In bo't order. Lowest J . J:?UI,BM' Jln Rl,a attressM mad over. Olvo ua a call. IKWa-lm .FAKM FOR SALE 3G0 Ao.co All hi YnmhlU Comity. SCO ncrc for alo In a body, or In 40-acro tract, located half a mlla west of Wanato station, In a unlit county, Oregon, anJ ono and a half miles aoiith of Uaiton. I'rlco forcach forty acres from U.M upward, according to Improremenu ami location. Ooo,l aoll nti.l easy termsT Vot further partloulam cnqulra of W, II. KOAM, 11-29-lmo-dn Biwiks, Oregon. Capital Soap Works. Running at full blast and making best if laundry and toilet soaps. Re sure to call for the Salem brand when jou want eood tfoods. A W, ANDEREGG, Manager. IT LIS?! finnH NftWQ fnr thn llflrnpinnr UUU IXUWS IUI UIU OUIIUnilg f Public, The envious rivals who were determined to make Dr. Cook trouble In the courts hare backed down, ana their alleged case was dismissed when It came Into circuit coUrt, They didn't dare U meet the truth, ai Dr Cook's patient's ate too numerous and they nre ever gate ful to the man who has cured them and can cure others. Dr. Coo'c mikes a specialty of chronic diseases, and doer not use poisonous drugs to cure ihsm. If you haven friend who need help send htm lo DR. J. F. COOK, Consultation free. 301 Libert; street RESTORED 117 IKlUS Dr. IVanV Yfllow No o IM'la. 1 Salem Water Co., TITCS cnaratitred to cure alt iic.tous diseases, sueli aa Weak V.nory. ixxs Jf lltaln Power, lleailache. Wakrlulnets. Lost Ma'.booft, kbi.y Ktals- dralus, lossofpiwrr in Oenersx. Oriraus of 1 or ject wrvi ACitiU'l, UUUIUI ClTUrM, tfYsiill '?!". wuiciiicaa 10 innnaity,coi'u.-ion or S2ii1 tr .LiIj"??r1'-. A f- . t.-H uioitb.r. ket. jri.eoixrtxx.f V u.byranll . A):torlt,L-koaootlitr. ritjt prance. Mtie-narl agents. Tlilraani Vtmhiaet vortinnJ-Or FRY, SALEM, OREGON Olu P, 0. Orocerv itoocs of 111 ills... PHONE 151 Airily and Miooss rv the frra rwjtiirvuivnt for tiot. For tbe Toilet, the Billi, the Biby None equal to tho Warner Medicated Boap, Ii i. tiuiH-rU for the face as well aa for rrmoWiig dandruff, curing skin dlseatea and eriiptioiis, cleaning celulold collar ainUuli', ribbons, kid gloves, iieektlea, mirrors, sllertiarv. etc. Prioo lOo Per Cairo or $1.00 Por Do. For Sslo By BAKU JJROS. rMI, tf.VUM, OilR Cx