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Newspaper Page TextPj-mmmh Mir&i-nrv-Yijnrnnmm iii&a"rriii7i tt, h, o. mum. Salem Dental Parlor-s The profession practiced Crown Artificial Teeth l'OST OFFIOE BLOCK. Golden Rule Store Well Aborted Stock of NotloiiB,Hcalory, Ribbons, Papor. Boapu TJnwnrc, Overalls, Underwear And n great varlbly of ovcrythlnir In line. Ulvo tit n visit. ' MR3 D. T. SWART, State Insurance Mock. Wo try to follow the GoUleu ltnlc In every transaction. m B SALEM PEOPLE ; and OTHER PEOPLE i Header nt Salem mid other OreRon town nro requested to send In Hems of personal and social news to npncnr In the The Dully and Weekly Journal. IE. Miss Ilono Shcclancl, of Portland, Is ylsltiiiK tlio family of Jos. Allrlclit on Church street. Low. price & xood goods tiro llio nacrcts or Ilolvorson's success In his January special sales. Jacob Pfan, a retired business man who resides In North Salem, has been confined to tlio house but Is now bettor. Tlio regular Sunday 4 o'clock meet InK will bo addrcscd by Rev. B. J. Sharp. Special meet I or prepared. All Invited. Word conies to our cars that a younK man living not far from town biutally punished tlio horso ho was riding last Sunday by stopping In the road and beating It unmercifully with a piece of rail otc. The law provides a sovero penalty fcr an act of this nature' North Yamhill Record. Beginning the Year With pure rich, healthy blood, which may bo hud by taking Hood's Sarsap arlfla,you will not need to fear at tuckHof pneumonia, bronchltls.fevors, colds or the grip. A fow bottles of this great tonic and blood purifier, taken now will bo your bust protection against spring humors, bolls, erup tions, that tired reeling and serious illncs.-, to which a weak and debili tated system Is especially liable In early spring Hood's Sarsaparllla eradicates from tlio blood till scrofula taints, tones and strengthens the stomach, cures dyspepsia, ilieumutlsm, catarrh and every ailment caused or promoted by impure or doploted blood. Children's Class. On Saturday, the 7th day of Jan- UUIJ, will at 10:30 a. m.. Mrs. willman resumo the children's class In elementary piano work nt her studio over tlio First National bank. These lessons include technical and theoret ical work, short biographies of noted musicians, and short programs by tlio pupils. The chief aim In this work Is to have the pupil "think music' as well as to "mud music," 25 cents per lesson each. At 2 p. m.. same date, will occur the regular class practice by the older pupils, and lecture rcadlugn by Mrs. Willman. tf INTER STATU iinrmir.ni ETTAANDERS-WILMAN Aswcla'.e Teacher Western Conserva tory, Kansas City, Mo , representing the Intersta e System, at Salem, Ore. Over First National Hank, Residence 376 Church street. Studio hours 9 to 12 anl 2 to 5. v if yJrJrJrrJrmJfnlrJr-JhJnJr: 01 Fine Commercial Work Q 0 The Roach and Cronise Press Gl 01 1 I Unexcelled facilities for the I production of all kinds of I printing in modern styles ij at modern prices, 5C X NITTM ROACH & CRONISE 227 vCATCommercial Street im, . u. oLttfofen in all its branches. and bridge work a specialty, $6.00 and' Ud GRIST OF BILLS. Introduced In the Lower House This WceK. II. 11.140, Mr. Myers, for tho more efficient organization and discip line of tho militia or Oregon. II. II. 141, Mr, Davis, to amend section 1000 of the laws of Oregon. II. 13. 142 Mr. Brattatn, to abolish private seals. II. R. 143, Mr. Marsh, to provide for the preservation and protection or forests, game and wild fowl, etc. II. U, 144, Mr. Palmer, to reduce the legal rate of Interest. II. B. 145, Mr. Young, to protect deer In tho state. II. R. 140, Mr. Curtis, to provide prosecuting attorneys. II. B. 147 Mr. Curtis, to piovldo thosalo of tide land. for for the II. B. 148, Mr III1I, to prevent maintenance of armed bodies of other than by the state, etc. 11. R. 140, .Mr. Hill, to amend the code In relation to administra tors, etc. n. B. ICO, Mr. Whitney, for drain ing and ditching land. II. R. 151, Mr. McCulloch, to amend sec tion 5 of the homstcad act. II. R. 152, Mr. Myers, pertaining to the limoof catching salmon In the Alsca river, bays and tributaries. II. R. 153, Mr. Donnelly, to create the county of Wheeler and Ux the sal aries of the olllucrs thorcof. II. B'. 154, Mr. Maxwell, to establish a liscal agency In Now York, to act without compensation. II. B, 155, Mr. Moody, to amend sec tion 5.10, code, relating to appeals. II. 11, 150, Mr. Moody, to amend sec tion 807 of code. II. U. 157, Mr. Moody, to amend sec tion 3230 to title II, Chapter XXXU, code. II. B, 153. Mr. Moody, to amend sec tions 2340 and 2350 of tho code. II. R. 150, Maxwell, to establish and Incorporate the port of Tillamook and provide for tho Improvement of Huquorton slough. U, R. 100, McCulloch, to Incorporate tho town of Sublimity. II. R. 101, Carter, to amend sec tion 2815 and 2810, Hill's law, H. R. 102, Topping, to amend section 3512, IHU'ricodo. II. R 103, McCotirt, tolix the salary of the sheriff of Marlon county and his deputies. II; R. JOt, Davis, to prohibit mining quarrying or manufacturing cor porations, associations or part nership fiotu carrying on supply stores and boarding houses. II. R. 1C5, Curtis, to license, tax and regulate business and business houses. II, R. 100, Hill, to rcuulato and license tiro Insurance companies. II. R. 107, Rutt, to Lafayette. incorporate (I. R. 108, Roberts, to grant A, A. Hati.; a fraticlilso to build and maintain a toll road und bridge across Johu Day river. II, R. 100, McQueen, to Incorporate Cottage Grove, H. R. 170, Whitney, to amend charter of Tangent, n. R. 171, Moody, to aid the historical society and making appropriation. II. R. 172, Virtue, to regulate hortl- culturaltsts. II. H. 103, Mr. Rrlggs to punish tc pointing ol firearms at a human being. Read first tlmo Jauuary 12, II. R. 174, Mr. Vhltnoy, to create offices of county attorney. Read first time January 12. New Heating Plant, M. Vlesko returned on Friday f.om Monmouth, v. litre he had been doing the mason work for a foundation for a boiler for heating tho Monmouth Normal school. The now heating plant will be finished in about one week. It Is safe to say that If tho rest of the heating plant Is as well done as the mason work It will heat the scjiool and all the rest or Mon mouth. You Should Know What Hood's Sarsaparllla has power to do ror ihoie who have impure and Impoverished blood, It makes the hiood rich and nure.and cures scrofula, n salt rheum; dyspepsia, catarrh, rheu Q uiHtism, nervousues-. If you are ' troubled with any ar.meui oausea or fromutcu ny impure oioou, i.bkj lood's Sarsaparllla at once. Hood's Pills are prompt and elllclent, easy to take, easy to operate. Call And See Those beautiful Mezzotints at me THIS ie95 JURY LIST, Finally Cdmpleted by the Motion CoUnty Commissioner's Court. Respecting tlio list of 100 Jurdrs, drawn on tho 6th Inst, the court en tered tho following order In tho Jour nal yesterday: "In the matter of the list of jurors selected on January 5, 1899, now on this day It it la ordered by tho court that the action of this court In se lecting 100 Jurors done on Januarys, bo and the satno Is hereby rescinded und that the said list bo set aside and held for naught, and that tho Jury list selected ou January j.3, 1800, be denominated the Jury lht ror the year 1899 ror Marion county, Oregon. 1, W. W. Uall, clerk ror Marlon county, Oregon.do hereby certiry that the abovellst of Jurors found on pages 304, 305, 300, 307, 303 and 309, of this Journal Is a correct and coin pie to list of the Jurors ns selected by tho court on January 13, 1899. W. W. nail, county clerk." The county court yesterday aftcr noon completed its work or drawing the Jury list for 1809. It Is as follews: Aurora Henry Oerwlg, Henry Kraus and Joseph II. Miller. AumsvllloF. L. Pound, G. J. Fryer, J. E. Lewis, W. D. Shaw, O. II. Gil bert and G. W. Martin. Brooks C. W. Pugh, M. J. "Egiui, P. P. Gouley, Bruce A. Jones, John C. Krebs, S. R, Scott and Phil Painter. Detrolt-V. U. Danforth and W. R. Ashley. Ruttervlllo W E. Her, T. J. nunt, John Murray. E. A. M. Cone ana William Fllun. Cliampoeg II. R. Gcarlti and O. W, Case. Elkhorn W. S. Mlnturn. Englewood Wlllard Martin, W. II. Savtigc, II. G. Sonncmann, T. F. Walker, Thco. Noir, J. C. Mills, M. Hclbert, Peter Cartwrlght.and Prince Ryrnc. Fairfield A. C. Keene and Oeorgq H. Miller. Garfield II. S. CMerhoudt, G. UctnsundC A, Dunnlgan. Gervals M. Benjamin, O. W. Hur ley, II. Booster, W. S. Taylor, Jo?. Goodman and II. D. Manning. noreb-John Sliaw, C. II. Work and R. G. Pierce. Howell-J. II. Kots, Warren Sim mons, A L. Ask, Ellis Stevens and Albert McCorklc. Hubbard George R. Huvcnden, J. 11. Jackson and G. J. Wolfe. Jefferson G. B. lloyt, A, S. Long acre, D. J. Lcightnor, J. C, Slcg mund, John Stclwor, Gtorgo A. Wlcd.E. Harrison and A. R. Hudlo son, Maclcay John Craig, Edgar Hart ley, J. P. Humphrey, nnd A. M. Taylor. Marlon T. S. Golden. F. II, Llnsey and W.J. Hadley. Mehama J tM.Eskew, J. W. Irylno and Peter Maurer Monitor D. M. Dryden, John Sim 11101,8, H. T. ttoughman and J. R. Set- tlemler. Mt. Angel -Charles Long,W Downs, Marlon Palmor,T. Hook, J, F, Daws. Prospect L.S. Winters, II. Pholo A. A. Rurton, G. O. Guns, Sr., A. R Flnley.Thos. Kay, Sr. Ed, G. Pros pect, Leo MeGrcw and John C. Van Wagner. East Salem D. Bowerman, II. J. Workman and B B. Gcsncr. North Salcm-Cilntoti Kurtz, E. R. Davis, O. W. Knox, George Fendnch. W. F. Ohm, G.G. Given. J. S. Walker and W. II. Sutton. South Salem Wm. Armstrong, Sr. Hamilton Bcatty, Alexander Daue, WulterJory, M. Dorman, F. Feoly, W. W. Johns, Rruco Cunningham and J.C.Mills. Sllvor Falls-S. T. Arnold. East Sllverton A. Sauyaln, I. L Moore.Elwood Small, Jacob Armstutz John Nicol. A.G.Steelhammer.Georgc Cusltor, T. J. Blakoly, E. W.Ross and S. R. Starrett. West bllvertonJullus Wolf, A, B. Leonard, Rent Tlnglestad, Alonzo Rrown, Joshua Rowen, F R. Allen and Pearl Rlackerby. St. Paul -J. L. Cook, Andrew Hughes, John Forsylhc and John Kennedy. Stay ton W. II. Cooper, R. P.Taylor, E. E. Porter, W. W. Elder, J. II. Mann and J. P. Lcdgerwood. Subllmlty-W II. Downing, II. II. Humphreys, R. F. Fresh, W. G.MItch ell, Ira Carter und Ryron Denny. Turner L. C. Cavnnaugh, John Gi- j-arden, W. S. La Foro, N. Silver, R. O. Thomas, O. G. Schellberg and Ar thur Wood. Woodburn-C. W. Ingle, W. II. Goulet, A. Ives, Peter Luclor, C. F. Leatherman, N. S. Scollard. R. II, Kenady, L. W. Durrani, Charles Mc Cormlck and L. J. Priest. . Yow Park-W. M. Slegmund, W. B.Simpson, T. L. Davidson, A. W. Drager, R.O. Hallcy, II. C. Hatch, Grove Hensley and W. T, Clark. GOLD DUST WASHING POWDER. tyoGixmoii All That's Needed No soap, no soda, no borax, 110 ammonia noth ing but water is ueeded to make tilings white and bright and beautifully cleau with G0BST Sr It cleans everything quickly, cheaply, thoroughly, bold every where. Largest package greatest economy. TUB If. 1C VAIUIUBIC COMPANY, CfcUo. 8t.Lt.uU. NtwYerk. Boston. PlUU&lptiU. NOT ABLE tO WALK Hi&ddd Friend's Advlda hnd was Won dorfully Improved. "For fiomo tlmo I ha vo suffered with great wcnknesB and wad not able to vrnlk. I could not ulcop nights, and did not hnvr nny nppotlto. Ono day a friend advlrcd inototnko Hood's Barsnpnrllla nnd I dlU so. Aftor taking fivo bottlca my health was wondorfully improved. I nin 57 years old, but Hood's Sarsaparllla hns mndo mo feel much younger." II. Kktak, S21 Vwlor Way, ScaUlc, Wash. Hood's Pills ouro Sick Headache. 23c. Salem No. 1 George II, ,Dansforth, A. E. Linn, J. M. Lawrence, John Qulnn, Walter Mjrlcy and M.J. Pet rel. Salem No. 2 W. M. Chcrrlngton, A, H. Forsincr, J. A, Thompson, Sherman Thompson, J. II, Lunn and Milton Meyers. Salem No. 3-F. R. Atison, R. II. Coshow, II. S. Relle, II. D. Patton, T. L. Golden, W.F. Roothby, Win. Mil ler, O, E. Krausso und J. M. Martin, Salem No. 4-A, Klein, C. E. Good ale, George D. Goodhue, Earl Race, A.T. Wain, E. A. Stanton and E. F. Parkhurst. Worth Looking Up. A woman who wants a pair of shoes for herself or her children can save Just 25 cents on tho dollar at the Salem Shoe Store clearance sale. Still tho Leaders. Rrunson & Co. arc still the leading house In Salem for choice Mmlly gro ceries and arcbtipplplng thousands of Salem homes with the best quality goods -they keep no other. A Big Estate. George R. Hovcnden, J. J. Ryan and Edward Mathlus, appraisers or the estate or G. A. Cone, deceased, yesterday filed In the Marlon county probate court an Inventory of the same showing the deceased to have been possessed or real and personal property to the value or 629,284.10. DIED LOUKLEY. At tho family residence, on Front street, Salem, Oregon, ou Friday, January 13, 1899, at 4 p. m, Frederic Llewellyn Lock ley, infant sou ot Mr. and Mrs.F. Locflcy Jr. Tho funeral which was private, was hold at the residence at 3 o'clock tills (Saturday) afternoon. Mens and boys overcoats reduced to close out, ut the New York Rackot. 14 2t CATARRH OF THE STOMACH. A Pleasant, Simple, Dut Safe und Effec tual Curo for II, 1 Catarrh of tho (stomach has long been considered tho next thing to In curable. Tho usual symptoms uro a full or bloating sensation afier eat lug,accompatilcd sometimes with sour or wuttury risings, a formation of gasscs, caualng pressure on tho heart and lungs and dlllluult breathings; headaches, tickle appetite, nervous nees and a general played out, luugtild reeling. Tlicro is often a foul tnsto In tho mouth, coated tongue and if tho into riot of the stomach could bosccu it would bhow a slimy, Inflamed condi tion. Tho euro for this common and obstinato trouble Is round In a treat ment which causes the rood to be readily, thoroughly digested beforo It has time to rerment and irrilatu tlio delicate mucous surraces or tho stomach. To secure a prompt and healthy digestion Is the one necessary thing lu do and when nuriuul digestion Is secured, tho catarrhal condition will have disappeared. According to Dr. Harlanson tho salest and best tieut merit Is to use after each mnal a tablet, composed or Diastase, Aseptic Pepsin, a little Nux, Gulden Seal and fruit uclds. These tablets can now bo found ut all drugstores under the name of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and not bclmr a patent medicine can bo used with perfect nafuty and assurance that hoa thv Hlinulltc and tliorouu'h diges tion will follow their regular use utter meals. Mr. N. J. Roohcr or 2710 Dearhorn St. Chicago, HI., .(rites: Catarrh Is a local condition resulting from a neglected cold In the head, whereby the lining membrane of tho nostj becomes tnliamed and the nolsonous uiscuurgo iiicrcrrum passing back ward Into tlio throat reaches tho stomach, thus producing catarrh or the stomach. Medical authorities prescribed ror mo ror three years ror catarrh or tho stomach without curo, out louav 1 am tlio Dimmest or men arier using only ono bjx or Stuart's uyspepsia rauiets x cannot nnu ap proprlatu words to express my good reeling I have round tlesh, appetite ind sound rest trout their uso. Stuurt'H Dyspepsia Tablet? Is the safest preparation as well as tho sim plest una most convenient remedy ror any form of indigestion, catarrh or stomach, biliousness, sour stomach, heartburn nnd bloating after moals, Send fcr little book, mulled free on stomach troubles, by addruss'ng Stuart Co , Marshall, Mich The tablets can lie round at all drug stores. 0-1 1-13-10 18-20 SPllllllIP Almost Domesticated. Tlio people changing cars tills (horn ing at tlio North Commercial street, bridgo wcro surprised to lltul their car already occupied by a small, but In tcrestlngvpassongcr, In tho shape of an English sparrow, which had made itself at home, perched ou ono of tho railings on tho Instdo of tho car. It showed not the least fear or tho pas sengers, and when one or tho gentle men liberated It, It Immediately flew back to Its former posltlnn, this was repeated several times, when the gen tleman thought he could get rid or It by holaing It on his linger out doors, while the car was at full speed. The little creature enjoyed this mode of travel for several blocks, and at last, flew off, heading Its Way towards tho business portion of tho city. It must have been somebody's pet, or a bird with utmost confidence In the human race. The Tennessee. Undersigned has still a row thou sand of those Tennessee striwberry plants left at $1.00 a hundred. They are tho finest table berry, or ror the homo market. Early and brilliant red Now Is tho tlmo tn pat. out to got-a spring crop. E. Hofku, d & w tr. Salem, Or We Appteciatc The patronage or Salem people, hence wo arc nlwavs abreast with tho times The "Ronner Mezzo-tints" are tho latest. At U13 "Cronlso." The Legislators And all others should remember that the "Cronlso" studio has removed to U10 old Chcrrlngton gailery, over tho Now York Racket. SORlul LUNGS Soro luntrs. rain In tho cheat nnd naln- ful breathing nro quickly rolloveu nnd cured by tho old reliable- opoolflo, Dr. Bull's Cough Byrup. Tills remark nblo remedy breaks up n cold in ono night and jb, without doubt, tho very boat mcdlolno for nil nffbctlono of tho throat nnd lungs. It has cured thou sands nnd will curo you. lb novor dis appoints. Try It nt once. Dr.BuUs Cough Syrup Will quickly iical Soro Lungs. Docsnre small nnd plcmant to talec, Doctor recommend it. I'rtce 1$ cents. At all driiffgUU. NjffvarvaarsflNBs' ,NrJBNHV M IIIIIIS DEALER IN : GROCERIES Palnta. Olio Window Glnoa Vnt iiiah, and tba moat oouiploto a took of uruahoa of nil kinds In tlio Btnf m Artists mntorlnla, lirno; linlr; oo- L meut nnd aulngleo; mid tho fluoat v quality of grnso uootl. "J K'ssitrsBvjrvJKjKfirjaBrorsmM WANTED. Nov today aavcrtwonion tour llnea or loss In tlila column - .sorted Uiroo Union for 25 eta., SO ota a woolc, $1 por mouth All ovor ioiir linos nt naino rnto. ROY WANTED - Call at Journul office for particulars. GREAT HARGAIN-WI1I trade 100 acres or laud lu Kansas ror a good team und wagon. Inquire at Stoi tier's grocery. 1-12 at ROOMS WANTED-Two rooms with board fcr two young ladlus, Htate terms and purtlculuis. Address O, ca re.I ou rnul otllco. M2-3t WANTED-W." II. MoMullin the pawn broker & Jeweler wauls to buy your second hand goodn Includ ing household an. 1 kitchen furniture stoves etc. Will pay highest pol blu price in cash fur same. No. 205 Commercial street, first door north or Harrlt & Lawrence grocery store MM mt SOME PEOl'LR-aro Jack or all trades,mas.er or mine, but Kupllugur Is master or tho umbrella, which Is his sole business, aud ho v ill do your work perfectly, ut a roauonable . charge. Patronize Kupllugur at 00 Stulo street. 1-7 1m PBitl,KCTION-Btoam cooker, lltm selling combination ror (arm, house hold or hutel ugunt wanted 111 every town. Apply early to F. J. Htruyur. Salem, ror terms, circulate ui.u selling tsamplo. 1-2-luiu, IUIoTm AI'LktIioIuM -Rootluid shoo maker. First-class work. Shop atbato.11 Shoe Store, next door to Rush's bank. 12-20-1 mt FOUSALK-Tworull bloodud Irish seller pups, cheap. Inquire one block cast or North school. 20 tf KIDS CLEANED-ror ten cents at tliuSaleiti Steam Dyeing and Clean ing Works, 105 Commercial Street 12 2-tr FOlC SALE Ou easy terms 116 acros, 36 under utiltlvuitoii. 7 acres or or chard with 1000 trees moblly winter apples 6 to 7 years old, one hair mile from railroad htalloo, good town und school, good Improve ments, a liuo dairy und stock farm with plenty of wild raugii, g od nelgLborhond, Hue spring, one third cash, long time on balance Fine stock ranch, Apply to E Hofer, Salem. mUSB CLBANBRS Remember that the bwt and uhuaput carpet paper Is tho hua v felt paper Mild at Thk .Iouknal, office. 20-it MUSICAL, A hmitMl numlr of tiuJnt ilten, on p no violin, guitar, oundu in and itthcr Alo Curnun and French IcsMiu given Anru M. Krebs, . Mu.ii.. studio, Oiay block, room 5 Call from 1 to 4 p m aho 11 a rn, t VIOLIN MI86 NEI.LIK IIKOWN h quite a UretaM of rtoln iiiihuu ana eau oaoia for Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF W9 In Use For THt Of NTAUIt eOMMtNV, TT If You Wish Some plain facts, tersely stated, that win iiiu .you in your uucipioii in re gard to the pn per road to tako on your eastern trip, call ut 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 u. m. Leave Port hod II a m. Thomas, Watt & Co. Agents. 3t O. C. T. Co's iWHSKNClHlt 8TEAMKH3 Altona Pomona I.KAVK I'OIl t'OUTLAND Daily, Hxcopt Hundny at 8 n in. QUICK TIMK AND CHKAl' ItATKB. Duck Ijotwron Stato and Crourt HtM. M. P. HALDWIN, AircnU UPDEORAPr BROS Collections and Loans ltnom M, lliili llnnk Illock, 12 21 lino 8AI-KM. OltKOOy. 7 PER CENT LOANS BOZOUTH BROS. 292 Commorclnl St., Snlora, Oro. RIOA.I. LCSTA.TIE DKAIUKS, dw.ll ll-Hm Money to Loan at 7 per cent' On Mortgage Security." One to five years' tlmo. fBOISB & BARKER, Hw.ii-il-3m 270 Comtnnrolnl hi. MORTGAGE LOANS On Improved city nnd farm prnpert) nt lowest rates. WKUNI3K HKEVMA ", 2 (2 Commercial street! 3 doors south of L .tld & f hull's bank, Salem O tgoii, 11-12 dw3m ritAL ESTAIE LOANS On abort or loin; tlmo. Notes and otliur kcctirltlo buiiKlit and nold, THOMA8, WATT & CO. (IKNIUIAI. IlllOKKRS, lt-i-J-tlW-tf !M7 Comiuorolnl Street .Juney at 7 Per Cent.. l)v rntoH on well ImproviMl farm and oily proiwrtlw. T. K. FOIID, l2-ll-(hv-3iii Ovar IIiiMi'ii Dunk. A, M, HUMPHREY & CO, DKALEHH IK Grain and Grain Bags Warotimiid, Hal m ai'd Maoloay. 10 271m dw Ollluo, i)0 Com nerelat St.. Balom OPERA LODGING HOUSi Good furnlnlidl rooms, wltli !arge pnrlor hi connection. 102 COUIIT BTIlEirr. 12-7 J. 1 Hhoup, l'roirltor. BUTTLED BEER 0EP3T Vflioloale and Itutall Oambrlutu nnd Hvlilitz UotilttdUootlslu stuuic. KrM dellvtiry U any purtof the city. (1KO. I.. NKAI, Prop. Old I'latitMir Oroonry Haloon. IMS Oominurulal 8lret. O. H. LANB Merchant Tailor 211 Commorclnl nt, - Suite $15 am upwards, Panta S3 und upward. ii rWDKCIII NEW MARKE'l rl ,(e street, near rtiltoad. Proslicm a-n .st meats. My rons say I keep ih ht .rats in town 9ALBM iFEAM LAUNDRY Please notice Uia out hi prtooa ou tho folk whig - u, plant . , lo ic si drawc's 5 to lu err M I thllt .. 5 IV lOOCi K, ' )l ., . . 3 CO'. udkKai.ltiN let n imii. kerchiefs 3 cn ttHttiis and pllluw slips 34 cents per diuen .(he. o(ic In propwrtion. irrtanneuiaiidi thor work Intelligent washed by tut' rt. COIj J. OLMflTCAD, Propnotoi mmmmmmmmmtm Over 30 Years. MURIKY STPUtT, NtWYOWW CITY. SALEM Benevolent Institute This chnrlUblo Institution multitiiltm tho "IlolpliiK I in ud Mission." nt. 101 Cent re street, Suli'tii. It Is u hoard 1 11 u homo tnr tho friendless of ull denomina tions, wht'rc meitls, beds and ne cessaries of llfo arc provided Sup port, assistance nnd donations, consist liitfnf money. tfood- or wares of any kind aro so Idled, und will bo iifcd for the uood of tho cause. Sick persons will bo cared for. 12-22-tf A. . (JOSS, Manager Assay Office AND LABORATOlTi. , No, 71 Chemckcta s(, I. II f. TUrilILL A siayer, CAl'ITAL CITY Express and Transfei 4 ,Moets all innll and passenger tralNk, Ua. i;age and exmess to all parts of the sin Prompt service. Telephone No. 70. WIHTI-' & DISQUE. HALF WAY HOUSE Kino clgiira mid tolmcco, rotl drinks; meals n nil hours, nice clean liuils. North flulom, near W, L. Wado's Public watering trough. 11 10-imo it. FKICHTINOKU. Prop. BARR &. PETZEl -Tho Old Rollablo-' Plumbers a.ic! Tinneu Mnko n Spoolnlty f Pumps and Ta k Work Al L WOKK GUARAHTRBD. 214 (.'OMMUUCIAL SlhESr 27ft Tclcplione No. 248 MANHOOD .is. , iuuwi uy "jw. uiiirioiiiurfagcuis. TUlrdaul YtmUUQf FOR SALE BYiO J, Try Our New 15c Coffee Imported hy tho shlploa 1, roasted for our trade by Cluiisct & DcviTH, I'ortlutul. Per pound pucknue 15 cento, with u uood spoon In each packuue. riAIUUTT & JjAWIIENOH, T. S. BURROUGHS ...Sanitary Applianeas of ill Kink.. iisi'i maths "pounishrd. PHIOKS TU SUIT THK TIMES. 103 STATU STMCKT iiEsaaii3rsiTB3 Dedicated (omplexionToiiit fttteiNflws 0ahw r - 'r'ffwu "- O. K. mAOK. Dentist, succesjer to Dr. j. M. Keen, old Whltt .orner, balim, Or Part e desiring soperioi 'Iterations at mode .te fee in any branch av in especial request SOULB BKOS. HtfO TUNERS AN 1 REPilRERS PORTLAND. OrtK. For 8atcm nnd vicinity leave orders at Oco. O. Will's Musle 8toro. OFFICE, CITY HLL For water seiv'.ce p ly at offce Bil oyable monthly in advance. Make omplalnts at tlv nai. UPHOLSTERING J. J. D.VVI8, 63 Btato Street. .,rMCr t !? work p.ut.uP ,n bo or,,r' lowest Kr.c,e',nf?u.l?KM' c.l.,,,!, "na mattrosses male over. Olvo us , calL tliws-tra FAKM FJR SALE 360 Ac na All In Yamhill County. SCO acres for salo In a body, or In 40-acre tracts. Ijocn ed half a mllo west of WapatoTutloaTln nmhlll county, Oregon, and one and a half miles south of OMton. Price foreach forty acres from I2J50 upward, according to lm..rovomenu and location. Oood soil and cav tsrmsT For furtipr particular enquire of W. 11. KOAN, UW-lino-dw Drooks, Oreeon. Capital Soao Works. Running at full blast and making best f laundry and toilet soaps. lie sure to call for the Salem brand when ou want giod Hoods A W, ANDEREGG, Manager, IT LAST! Good NeWs for the Suffering Public, The envious r vals who were determined to make Dr Coble' trouble' In the courts bare ba,.kcd down, anu their alleged case was dismttsedwhen It came Ino circuit court, riicy di lu't dire u meet the iruth, as Cr book's patient's ate 100 numerous and they me ever gate ful t the man who has cured hem and can cine others. Dr. Coo 1 m ke a specially f chrmic dheaes, and due? not use polonous drugs tr cure th m. If ou have a ( lend who needs help send him to DK.J F COOK, Coiiiiihattm fiee 301 Libert) stieet RESTORED fly iihIiir rna'a it'ii1 h a if. l IMMm. Salem later I'd., I 11 enirauteed tocu coll tie.7ousdiicaKS,sueha Weak H "ory, Lom Jl hraln I'ower, Headache. Wakrluluess, Lost Ma" boo. .hlly Kml. (Ions, Nervousness, i.ll dralus, loss ofpmtr in Gcucrai. Orrsnt of tobacco, opium or stimulants, which lead to Inflrtnlty.Co jt uouci UMtilty.cau be carried Invest pocket. Ii.ooprrbox.r tcliymsll prepaid; Circular Free. Bold by all drujnrUts. Ask for it , t jbo other Manufactured hy 0" rcau H1ldneT:o.. I iris franw. ..aurDtvU. PrujCo. dlstrloitluKaaeuts. ThlrdauJ VamhUBtn aJ?Z uTtr - ticnioi, --ouiniiii trrort, " 01 FRY, SALEM, OREGON Old P. O Ohocery PHONB 151 'iHi'y ami Cleaita Are Hit) icreat rcqulreuents for Soup. 'or (lie Toi!el;-t!ie Bilb, (be Uj None equal to the Warner Medicated 6oap, (t is auprb for the face as well as fcr finovluff lUndniir, curlntrskln diseases .ml eruptions, cleaning celulold collars oud cull, ribbons, kid nlovt'5, ncektlrs. ulrron, silverware, etc. Price lOo Per Cako cr $1 00 Per Dozen. For Sale By BAIUl 1WOS, t .1 :l f 1 ffl Th lj "C, jjjiRu SaEffllB1 Crouls" gallery, ovor the New York Trfiirn mwai a iw were. TEACHLR iltivxsti? 1 Racket store. Cki.- &PfTSsfm3mm