Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, January 21, 1899, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textjon. Hi o. japMiy. Salem Dental Parlors The profession practiced in all its branches. Crown and bridge work a specialty, Artificial Teeth POST OFFICE BLOCK. 3NBNBBNOVEr!X'BsVSUX9F INTER STATE ETTAANDERS-WILMAN Associate Teacher Western Conserva tory, Kansas City, Mo., representing the Intcr-sta c System, at Salem. Ore. Over First National Haul'. Kcsiilcr.ee 376 Church street. Studio hours 9 to 12 ami 2 to 5. wavjiKB5''aCTM vnviaNasvai I SALEM PEOPLE I and OTHER PEOPLE 644 Headers fit Sateni and other OrcRon towns arc requested to send in Item of 1 hi mount unit suc'lnl nous to iipiiour In the Tliu iMlly hud Weakl) Jourmil. ll3n. Dr. U. O. Catliuy, of Woodbtirn.wns In the city Friday. W. A. Season, of Ontario, Or., was In the city Friday. Edward Carroll, of the San Fran cisco Chronical, lias gone to Portland. F. 0. Ferguson, of McMlnvWc, has returned to his homo after a visit In this city with relatives. Miss Forno Uontly, now teaching In the Ashland public schools, Is In the city visiting her parents. Mrs. MoQuiroy, nn employe at the blind school, who Is quite 111, has been removed to tho Salem hospital. A, E Crosby lb In Eastern Oregon for 11 month's business trip 111 the Interest of I). J. Fiy's drug manu factory. Mrs. Percy Willis left last evening for San Francisco, whence she will take passage Monday evening on the government transport for Manila to Join her lnibband. Alderman J. S. Graham Is In Wood burn for n short visit. Tho gentle man Is probably seeking some secluded spot where charters and special coun cil meetings are nut lic.trd of. The little child or Joe Fisher, tho niotoriunn, was taken to the hospital this morning. Some time ago tho little one was struck in the head by a door and has since been clthor wholly or partially unconscious, Mrs. II. E. Cameron, of Warsaw N. Y., has relurnrd from a visit with her grand (laughter M'ss Ilclan Matthews at Stanford University, and b now the guest of her daughter Mrs. II. V. Mutthow?,utthc family home In East Salem. Exhaustion and break down follows Grip. Prevent it by using Dr. Miles' Nervine. O. C. T Go's l'ASSKNOim ttTI MEIW nun tvn h miuiift-1 I.t Wi: roil I'OKThAND I) illy, r.')it HnmUy nt 8 a in. QUICK T1MK AM) OIIEAl' HATKS. Dock botwwn Suite uud Court BIh, M. 1'. IIALDW1N, AuenU 00NSIRTITORY REED'S OPERA HOUSE. Thursday Evening, February 2 Grand complimentary benefit to bo tendered to the Populur Tenor Sam Uurrans, by tho Sill parlor mm Assisted by Mrs. Ilalllo Parrlsh-Hlnges, Miss Marguerite Alderon, Miss Mattlo South wick, Miss Nellie Brown and Miss Lelo Nlcklln. Messrs. 13. G Rlstlne and Wm. Esch In their original Specialties, Assisted by Misses Marie Loom Is and M. lch. ,,,.. , Salem's favorite Violinists, Mlssos Nellie Brown and Lelo Mqkljn have kindly consented to appear. ,, r . ., T, . u Lant but tiot Least, "Happy Juck West," In ! Luughuclo Dutch Speclallius, Benes: E. G, Rlstlne, F. W Holman. TuinbeV: Cook Put lion, Win. Eiuh. , , . r, Sololsts:-J. W. Bickrord, D. B. Mackle, L. Card, Luke Linn. Interlocuter: Sam Uurrans. The Whole To Conclude With A Grand, CAKE WALK BY LOCAL TALENT. Gesner's Orchestra Will Furnish Music for the Occasion. TICKETS DR, Ilk II. ObtKQBtt $6.00 and Ud A CHAklTY BALL. The Capital Emergency Corps to Gjvc a Grand Benefit for the Poor. The ladles of the Capital Emer gency corps have decided lo glvo a ball .on tliecveulng or January UO, the entire proceeds of which will bo de voted to the charity work In which the corps is no engaged. Committees are now at work selling tickets, which have been placed at $2 each, ono ticket, admitting a gentle man and two ladles, and already a large number have been sold. Tho good Salem people hayc taken hold or thoairairand it will undoubt edly be the most successful event of the social season. The ball will bo held at the Reed, whose smooth commodious lloor will give a largo company ample room to dance without Interfering with move ments of anyone. Mrs. Moody and members of the Capital Emergency Corps have tickets and will bo pleased to sell ihcm to those charitably en cllned. How's This, Wc offer Ono Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case or Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Chunky & Co., Props,. Toledo, O. Wo tho undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 1G years, and believe him perfectly Honorable in nil business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their llrm. Wkst& Tkuax, Wholesale Drug gists. Toledo, O. WALUINO, KlNNAN Si MAUVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. Hall's Catarrh Curo Is taken Inter nally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price 7fic. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials Tree, Hall's Family Pills tiro the best. Photographic Prize. The Bishop Candy and Cracker Co., of Chicago, St. Louis, Tortland, San Franclhco and Los Angeles offered cash prizes for the best amateur pho tograph to servo as an advertising cartoon of their manufactures, Tiic pictures were submitted to their ex pert and tho llrst prize wu& awarded to Mrs. E. Ilofor iSatcm, Ore. The picture shows a pet squirrel sitting tcaxlng a little girl of three years for a pleco of Bishop ciacker. The award was accompanied with a 32.") check. In Olden Times P.mnln fivrirlnnknil t.lin Im nnrtnnrn n( permanently bccellttcd effects and ivnrA shI lutliul wll.li trnrmfrnf, notion! but now that Is generally know that Syrup or Figs will permanently over come habltal constipation, well-In- loruicu people win nui uuy niuui laxatives, which act ior u nine, uui. linnlly Injure tho system, Buy the L'cnulno made bv the California Fig Syrup Co. lie Don't Know Latin, (1'ioin tho 11. union Iteconlor.) Tho Drain Watchman, under tho the able mannagement of Miss Laura E. Jones, has entered volume num ber two. Tho Watchniun Is newsy, spicy and up-to-date. If Miss Laura can manage her man as well as she does tho Watchman she will be O. K. Flno blankets cleaned or dyed and nicely llulshed at Steam Dye Works, lfl.'i Commercial street, opposite "Wil lamette Hotel. 121 cod tr 25 and 50c. NOW IT'S FIXED Tho Special Meeting of tho Coun cil Compromises On Finance. A Lengthy and An Earnest Meeting nt Last Finally Approves the Salem Charter, The city charter as now completed uuthorl7.e3 funding the $78,000 of float ing city debt by Issuing warrants at not to exceed GJ per cent, or short time bonds at not to exceed 4J per cent. Recorder N. J. Judah again wielded tho gavel last evening at a speclnl meeting of the council called to recon sider tho twenty-third Bectlon of tho draft of the new city charter which relates to the financial manage ment of tho city and which was stricken from tho charter at the last meeting on account of the clause, which It contained, giving the council the power to refund the city Indebtedness by calling In the out standing 8 per cent warrants and Issu ing short-time bonds at a rate of In terest not to exceed 4 per cout. The cuttre membership or the council was present ut tho mectlrTg, Alderman Walker having arisen from a sick bed to attend, and came In a cab that he might participate in tho considera tion of the Important Issue with Ins colleagues. Tno business of the meeting wus opened by Alderman J. S. Graham moving the reconsldcrutlon or section 2:i. In explanation of his action the gentleman stated that some financial clause should bo Inserted In the char ter, and If the council did not proyldc one the legislature would, so that If they wished to have a voice In the matter, action ought to be taken at once. The motion to reconsider being carried, Mr. Graham moved to strike out tho words, "or bonds payable on or before ten years uta rate ot Inter est not to exceed -11 per cent," rrom tho section under reconsideration, Were this clause to curry It would lcavo tho charter without u bonding clause and the council would bo em powered to refund the clt7 debt only by low rate warrants. It was upon this bond question that the fight came, Uesncr absolutely refused to consider any bond proposition while Rlggs had llgured the financial result of both warratits nnd bonds for the period of live nnd ten years and found bonds to bo the cheaper to the city at the eud of 10 years by something like $0000. Buren thought that If you could Issue bonds at 4 per cent and warrants ut 8 per cent It would be saving the city 50 percent Interest each ycur, and so wus In favor of bonds. Legg wished to hear from outside citizens who had uiado a study of tho matter uud called for Mr. Claud Gutch win was In the audience, That gentleman spoko en thusiastically and at length In favor of warrants, and alleged that every bond issuo wns uiado In sumo selfish Interest. McGrcw called for J. II. Albert, the banker, who hud reached the scene of notion Just In time to get a good whllT of Mr. Gatrh's brim stone nnd whosalled Into the ques tion by tho statement that, "since entering this room I have heard only tho argument of a dishonest debtor trying to evade tho payments of tils debts." Mr. Gutch laughed out loud at this and Mr. Albert continued to elucidate the question. At tho conclusion of his argument Mr. Gutch rofutcd thu Idea that he was a dishonest debtor by stating that ho paid his debts If ho didn't own city warrants, And again tho lire Hew for a time until the chair man refused lo allow uny outsldo talk ana the question went before tho council for discussion. Tho council did not dcslro to urguc the matter to any extent, Alderman McGrew re murklug that everything had been said that was posslblo on tho subject, and the voto was taken on tho adop tion or tho amendment. The uyes und noes were called for with the following result, uyes Gra ham, Gesner, Legg, noes, Buren, Bur rows, McGrew, Rlggs, Walker, und so the amendment failed to pass nnd the bond clause wus rctulned. The main question wus put and tho entiro sec tion 23 wus udopted by the same vote us that by which the cluuse hud been defeated. Gesner wished to amend bectlon 8 on ex otllclo Justice powers of tho re corder. He thought the' collection of feos by the recorder from the county wus a graft on the county und ouuht to be stopped, so he moved to umend by giving tho recorder no Justice powers outside of the city limits. Some discussion was raised on tl.e proposition, Legg agreeing with Ges ner. Recorder Judah asked permis sion to speak to the subject, und staled, that llie feos are the prlvuto property of llie marsh il and recorder und It was only by the campaign agreement that they were turned Into tho treasury. If they went ,to tho Sulom Justice com t they were liken u -dor fee cystem by the court and the qlty did not get t'lenj, hence It was to the interest of the city to retain the clause, und ho wus opposed to the amendment. Upon u vote the uyes wereGosnor, Graham and Legg, J, the noes Buren, Burrows, McGrew, Rlggs and Walker, 5, sq the amend ment fallul to puss. Gesner thought u provision should be put in the charter using the prop orty of the business men who reside outfldr the w rpurute limits of the city. W. F. Bnolhby'i opluigu on the subjeqt was oalled for and he staled that he had Investigated the subject 00 Doses In a Is peculiar to and true ESiiAli only ot Hood's Baraapa- jOUllIU rllla, and h proof ot Its superior strength and economy, Thjro ia tnoro curative power in d bottlo ot Hood's Bnrsapatllln than In any other. This fact, with ito unequalled record of cures, proves tho best tuodlclno for nil blood diseases Is Hood's "Sffi. The Ono Into Mood Purifier. All druggists. $1. TT 7t rvii fiire l.lcr llli ensy to llOOCl S FlllS t-iKe.eusv to operate. 230, nnd lb was amcnablo to a general state law but nob to specific action of the council. Ilenco the charter could not contain such n provision. Be sides a bill was now beforo tho legis lature relating to tho subject. Ges ncrstlll thought tho provision should bo Inserted, and Graham moved that the commltteo fathering tho charter be given tho power to Insert such n clause If thoy Raw fit. The motion was carried. Gesner also wanted n special leyy clause of 3 mills to be applied on the outstanding debt, but live of tlm council again said no, so the clause wns not Inserted. Adjourned. SUNDAY SJERVICES. UNITY CUUKCIt. Services at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school 12. Rev, W. E. Cope land pastor, BUblec.t of morning ser mon "What Shall! do to bo Saved? Subject of evening lecturo to which all members or tho legislature uro rcspectrully lnyltcd ''Our Brothers tho Couylcts." UNITKD llRKTIIREN C1IUUGU, Rev. P. B Williams, pastor, Sunday school. 10 a. m. Preaching 11 a. in. Subject "Sumson's Riddle." Y. P. O. A. o:30 p. m. rrcacmng two p. m. Themo "Apostasy Dreaded." Every body welcome. CHRISTIAN BCIKNCK. First Church or Christ (Scientist) services. Lesson sermon and chil dren's classes 10:45 a. m. Sublcct "Love." Christian Science hall cor ner Court and Liberty street. v. 0. T. IT. Tho Uoi' Wssrin. nf Miininnnl.h. will speak at tho W, C T. U. hall Sunday at -i o ciock. i.ir. lupicy win sing. CRNTItAI. CONCIRKOATIONAL ntiiirnli. T. IT. TTnnrlnrtuin. iint.nr. Preaching by the pastor at tho usual nours tomorrow. CHRISTIAN SOIENCi:. Services at 200 Liberty strcot. Morning service ut 10:30 a.m.. sub Ject "Loyo." Evening service at 7:30 p. m., subject "The Truo uirtii. Wednesday ovCnlng meeting 7:30. IIAl'TIST CHURCH. Pastor Ronald McKlllop, Pulpit topics "Tho Evauglllzatlnn or tlio World" 10:30 a. m. "The Jewish and Christian iSnbbath" or "Tho Bible Ground fur discording tho Sovcnt.li Day" 7:30 p. m. Sunday school 11:45 a. m. Young Peoples Meeting 0:30 p. 111. Thursduy prayer meeting 0:30. KVANQCMCAL CHURCH. Seventeenth nnd Chemcketa streets. N. Shupp, pastor. Pleaching at II a. m. nnd 7:30 p. m. by the pastor. Morn ing subject "Bo Filled With tho Spirit." Evening subject, "Wo Are Passing Over an Inclined Plane.1 Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Junior Y. P. A. 3 p. 111. Senior Y. P. A. at 0:15. St. Paul's kpiscoi'al. Second Simduy uftor tho Epiphany. 7:30 u. m.. Holy communion; 10:30 a. 111., matins, antc-communlon and ser mon; 12 111., Sunday schoel: 7:30 p. m., evensong and serincn. Wednesday be ing tho Fcstlvulof tho Conversion of St. Paul, Holy communion at 0:30 u. in. W. B. Mugnun, rector. FIRST CONdRRClATIONAI.. Rev. W. O. Kuntner, D. I). pastor Preaching ut 10:30 u. 111. Sunday school at 12 m, Junior Endeavor 3:30 p. m. Y. P. S. O. E. at 0:30 p. in. Evening service ut 7:30. No Signs Left. "My little boy hud a breaking out on Ills limbs. Wo tried to hml them by the use ot remedies ho hud on hand, but without success. Tho boy then began tnktngHood'sSursaparllla Ho wus soon Improving und now ho Is cured und has no signs of tho crup. tlon." Mrs. Minnik Dodson, St Johns, Wush. Hood's Pills curo all liver Ills. Mailed ror 25c. by O. 1. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. Dissolution of Partnership. The public are horuby notified that the musical Instrument firm hereto fore doing a partnership business at 142 State street under tho name of Whale and Moyo has been dissolved, tho undersigned continuing as solo proprietor and deuler in pianos and orguns. l-l 5w C, A. Wham:. The Tennessee, Undersigned has still a row thou sand or those Tennessee stnwberry plants left at 81.00 u hundred. They are tho finest tablo berry, or for the homo market. Early und brilliant red Now Is the tlmo to put out to get a spring crop. E. Hofkr, d & w tr. Salem, Or To Uure Constipation Forever. TaUo Cuscurels Camlv Cathartic. lOo orS5o. KC.CC. fall to cure, druggUls rtjuoil money. GOLD DUST WASHINO POWDER. 4skYourfH wliose house is conspicuously clean, whose work worrief. her least, whose leisure time is greatest, how she manages. The chances are ten to one she will answer : " I do all my cleaning with Sold by all grocers. Largest package greatest economy. THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, Chicago, til. Louis. New York. Uoston. 1'hllsdslphta. Dissolution Notice, Notlco Is hereby given that the thef cantlle firm heretofore existing and known as S. A. McCall & Co , bas this day dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts will be collected and paid by S. A. McCall. S, A. McOalr, P. A. Karnell, Sa cm, Or., Jan. 12. 1890. 1 12 4w m There's No Place Llko homo. Notther Is there any plnco ns good as "Cronlse" If you want a first-class picture. An Absent Legislature Is said to be more acceptablo than a present one. but tho people nt largo always want tho company of tho 5c Little Champion cigar. - .i 1 i ' 1 i TO CURD A COLD IN ONH DAY Tako Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if It falls to curo. 2oc. Tho gontiluo has L, B. Q. on each tablet, m No-To-llno for rifty Cent. Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak men strontr. blood pure too, ft. All druggists. JM HUES j x 1 m DEALER : GROCERIES Paints, Olla Window Olnsu Vr nlnh, and tbo most cuuiploto stock of Brualion of nil kinds In U10 utatf Axtista materials, Unto; hair: co mout and nblnglos; nnd the flnost quality o( grass oood WVBNarsasascvKsGNSRsBssuv WANTED. Now today navertisoinon lour luios or loss In this column 'r.Bortod tnroo timos for 25 eta SO eta n wook, $1 por month. All over lour lines ot same rate. BOY WANTED - Call at Journal olllcc for particulars. CLOTHING CLEANED-Dycd, re paired and pressed at Steam Dye Works. 105 Commercial strcot. op poslte Willamette Hotel. I 18tf UNDER AGENTS WANTED. Start a business. For plan and list of money-making receipts, trade so crcts, etc, wrltt, Whcaton & Co., Now Bedford, Mass. CAR LOAD-Of wheels coming to Salem. Wo am enlarging our shop nnd Incieaslng our facilities for making repairs. Wo havo a largo assortment of new covers und guar untco to satisfy our patrons. Bring your wheels and umbrellas when repairs arc needed to Gardner & White, 228 Liberty street, Holtnan's block, next door to steam laundry. 1 20 if WANTED. A farmer or law exper ience, who cuu furnish the best of references, wishes to rent n good farm of rrom 150 to 200 acre. To havo possession by next October. Address Furmor, euro Capital Jour nal. 1 I'M mt WANTED W. II. McMulliu tho pawn broker & Jowcler wants to buy your second hand goods Includ ing household and kitchen furniture stoves etc. Will pay highest posl bio price In cash for same. No. 205 Commercial street, llrst door north or Harrlt & Lawrence grocory store. 1-0.1 tut SOME PEOPLE-are Juck or all iraues.musior or none, nut ivapungcr Is master or tho umbrella, which Is his solo business, and ho will do your work perfectly, at u reasonable charge. Patronize Kapllnger at 01) State strcot. 1-7-1 111 PERFEOTION-steam cooker. Best selling combination for farm, house hold or hotel agent wanted In every town. Apply curly to F. J. Strayor, Salem, for terms, clrculats and selling sample. 1-2-lmo. FoTl"SALE-Two fulfbloodcd Yribh setter pups, cheap. Inquire ono block oast of North school, 20 tr KlDS:CLEANED-ror ten cents nt tho Salem Steam Dyeing nnd Clean ing Works, 105 Commercial Street. 12-2-tf FOR SALE On easy terms 116 acres, 35 under cultivation. 7 acres of or chuid with 1000 trees mostly winter apples 5 to 7 years old, one-half .mile from railroad station, good town and school, good Improve ments, a flno dairy and stock farm with plenty of wild rauge, g tod neighborhood, flue springs, one third cash, long tlmo on balanco. Flno stock much, Apply to E. Ilofor, Salem. HOUSE CLEANERS Remember that tho best and cheapest carpet paper Is the heavy felt pupcr bold ut The Journal oilicc. 20-tf MUSICAL , A limlt:d numlicr of students taken, on piano, violin, guitar, mandolin and zither. Also German and .French lessons given. Anna M. Kreltt, Music studio, Guy block, room 5. Call from 2 to 4 p m also 11 a m, if VIOLIN MIBH NKI.UK DROWN his qulto u lurge clu o( vlolu student and can atoom TEACHER luixlutu a low more. Aply for terms at resi dence, 41? Marlon street PJe.j&lfofeQr m fa for Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF In Use For Over 30 Years. THt C1NTU (lOMMNt, tt MUHBVf TWIIT. MIW TOBK PITY. Chair Cars Between Portland and Albany. Comfortable upholstered revolving chairs, observation ends, attractive smoking rooms, llrst class In every particular, 25 cents Portland to Salem, Ao cents Portland to Albany. Car on rear ond of train. Thcso cars will bo run throughout tho session of tho legislature. 1-17-td. LaGtippc Is again epidemic. Every pre caution should be taken to avoid It. It'a pe the curo Is One Minute Cough Cure. A J Shcpcrd, Publisher Agricultural Journal and Advertiser, Elden, Mo., says: "No one w II be disappointed in using One. Minute Cough Curo for La Gdppc," Stent's Drug store. DYSPEPSIA CAN HE CURED HY using Acker's Dypepsia Tablets, One little tablet will give immediate relief or money refunded. Sold In handsome tin boxes at 25c. Lutm & Brooks, druggists. 1 m 1 Dr. Sulfa Couch Syrup la atlll la tho lend. Tho people seem to llko this old rellab'o cough medicine, and wo don't blamo Micm; it Is tho best remedy for a decn-scatcd cough or cold, and will effect a curo in ono day. upDnanAPr nnos. Collections and Loans Room 14, Hush Iinnk Illoek, I22II1110 SAI.KM, OltKUON. 7 PER CENT LOANS BOZORTH DROS. 292 Commorctnl St., Salotn, Oro. KH3A.L, 1CSTA.TIC DKALliDRS, dw-11 11-3111 Money to Loan at 7 per cent On'.Mortgage Secutlty." One to five ears' time. (DOIBB & BARKER, dw.11.n-3m 270 Commercial nt. MORTGAGE LOANS On Improved city and farm property at lowest rates. WERNER HREYMAN. 2)2 Commercial streeti 2 doors south ot K-ild & Hush's bank, balem Oiegon, U-12 dw3m REAL ESTATE LOANS On short or lew: tlmo. No I en and other securities boiiKht nud tiold. THOMAS, WATT 11 CO. UKNKRAI. llltOKKItS, 11-tt dwtr 'Z1 Commercial Strcot ..Money at 7 Per Cent.. Unv niton on well Improved (arm unit city pruperilnt. T. K. I'OItD, 12 11-Iv-Siii Over Ilium's Hank, A, M, HUMPHREYS CO, DKAIRIIK IN Grain and Grain Bags Warehouse, Hnlcm and Muoleay. 10 37 lm-dw Olllce, 'JJO Commerclnl St., Sulom OPERA LODGING HOUSE Good furnished rooms, with '.iro parlor lit connection. 1W COUUT 8T11KKT. 12-7 J, T, Hhoup, Proprietor. BUTTLED BEER DEPOT Vf liolcunlu mid llutiilt Oambrlnus and Hchlltz I)ottlod(JuoUlii Mtcxjk. l'roo delivery to any nartot tliu cltv. Uf.O. L. NKAf;. l'roo. old Pioneer Uroeery Huloou, 12-13 Commurelul Street, O. H. LANB' Merchant 'Tailor 211 Commorclol nt, tarSulUi SIS and upwards, Panbs S3 mid upwards, NEW MARKET St.te street, near railroad. Freshest and best meats. My patrons say I keep the best meats In town 3 2f 3ALBM STEAM LAUNDRY! Ploaso notico tno out In prioes on tho' following Hi'rts, plain..., , locenu Uiuer drawers , 5 to locepU Urder shirts S to iowpU .Socks, per pair , 3 centr llstidkerclilefi I cent Milk handkerchiefs 3 cents Sheets and pillow slips 2.1 cents per doien and otbn work in propoitUn. tyrianneU and other work lutelllgeutly wasbed bybairt, COL. 3. OLMSTBAD, Propiletoi SALE7M Benevolent Institute This charitable Institution inulntaliifl tho "Helping Hand Mission. " nl. 101 Centre street, Salem. It Is 11 boarding homo for tho friendless of all denomina tions, where meals, beds nnd ne cessaries of llfo are provided. Sup port, assistance and donations, consisting of money, good or wares ot any kind uro solicited, nnd will bo used for tho good of tho cause. Sick persons will be cared for. 12-22-tf A. (I. (JOSS, Manager fissay Office AND LABORATORY- No, 71 Chemcketa si, !. I). T. TUTIIIL1. Assayer, CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfet 2 iMnt nit mittl and natti-nrvnr tmlNt. Hap. gage and express to all parts of thu clt) l'rompt service. Telephone Mo. 70. WHITE & DISQUE. HALF WAY HOUSE Flno elKara and tobacco, soft drinks) meals all hours! nice clean beds. North 8nlem, at all heurs: nice el near V, I,. W'ndo's 1'ubllo watering trough. II 10-lmo M. FKICIITINOKn. 1'rop, BARR & PETZEl -Tho Old Rollablo-' Plumbers and Tinner b Mako a Spoolnlty of Pumps and Tank Work All Wokk Guarantkki), 214 COMMERCIAL STREr. 27ft Telephone No. 348 MANHOOD pnarantecd to cure nil k-rujw. uuiriDuiiu FOR SALE BYiD J. Buckwheat Free! Housewives Can't all Get on as Committee Clerks Ilul thoy can all uso II. O. steamed oatmeal, tie Uneat and easiest cooked breafust dish In tho world, and got. u pound und a half of Aolf-rulslng buckwheat free with each puckugo. HARK ITT & IjAWHENOE, T. S. BU RROUGHS ...Sanitary Appliances of ill link.. 1JST1MATKS FURNISHED. PUIOKS TO SUIT THE TIMES. 10.1 STATE STREET Dedicated (gMPLExtoNToiu J mj cuemnsa cakco. imita, O. M. mAGKv Successor to Dr. J. M. Keen, old Whin Corner, babra, Or. l'att.e desiring superiw operations at moderate fees In any branch axe In especial request. SOULE BROS. PIAKO TONERS UNO REPAIRURS roilTLAND, onE, For Balom and vicinity leave orders at tieo. C. Will's Music Htoro. OFFICE CITY HLL' For water service apply at office. Oil's payable monthly In advance. MaVe complaints at th orR-, UPHOLSTERING J. J. DAVIS, 03 State Street. New or old work put up In best order. Lowest prices. Lounges, chairs and mattraises made over. QtvousacalL lUKMui ' FAEM FOR SALE 360 Aoios All In Yntnhill County. SCO acres for salo In n body, or In 40-acre traets. I.ocatcd half a mllo west of Wapato station, la Yamhill county, Oregon, and on and a half miles south of uaaton. Frlco foreaeh fortr aerea from UM upward, according to lmprovemtnta and location. Good soil and easy terms. Vsr further parttoulnrs enqulro of W. II. KOAH, 11-29-lmo-dw Broeks, Oregon. Caoital Soao Works. Running at futl blast and making best of laundry and toilet soaps, lie sure to call for the Salem brand when joa want good goods. A. W. ANDEREGG, Manager. AT ' QoOtl N6WS!for the SllfFeriflK v"uwu """ " wmuw.hu, Public. The envious rivals who were dttermlned to make Dr. Cook trouble In the courts bare backed down, and their alleged case was dismissed when It came Into circuit court, They didn't dare to meet the truth, as Dr. Cook's patient's are too numerous and they nrccvergateful to the man who has cured them and can euro others. Dr. Cook makes a specialty of chronic diseases, and does not use poisonous drugs to cure them. If you have a friend who needs help send him to DR. J. F. COOK, Consultation free, 301 Liberty street RESTORED Ily uclusr Or. leatt'jt Yruow rten 1'1!I. Thlfl Sinilpiul rtnA ucrrous dlicatcs, suoh a WtaV Vmory, i,t cf yy Salem later Co., mil UST lirairs lower, sieauacue, wanriuiucu, ,oi wrmuw, "ku7 rai slotis, Ncrvousnc.i.U tfralns, loss ?l power In Oencrav. s Orgsni of either er, caused by over-eiertlon, youthful errors, cx..jl"'' a ot tobacco, opium or stimulants, which lead to Infirmity, Cor ul.fxmoi Icsaulty. Can becarried in vest pocket Ii.ooperbox. sj, by mall prepaid. Circular l'ree. Sold by alt druggists. Aikforll.t-Honootlitr, , Mauiirncturetl by tr- Peau Medicine Co., F iris Prance. (.aue-Oaviu agents, luiruaui uiuwioi Tinnw - FRY, SALEM, OREGON Old P, O. anooBitv THONE 151 No Soap will surpass In m rltsaud purity DR. WARNER MEHICATED COMPLEXION A NO TOILET SOAP No other will so readily remove dandruff and all skin disorders If used according redirections given with cacti cako. Try It uud bo convinced. By Mail lOo Per Cako or $1 OO Per Doxen. Money lefunded If not satisfaelory, KorHaleliy BAKU JJHOS . , JU Btato Btrwt,4 8AUE4I, ORK 5M V rm-ii r