Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, January 30, 1899, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textf -H Wj' (! 4' HMJf JT-- ewf rtf -- - - jggfcgA Ml. II. 0. 13PL15V. i I )'!slr7'-n13' jT1 All work guaranteed as represented or money refunded. Salem Dental Parlors ROOMS 27 AND 29 13LDIUDU12 liLOCK. iliiTrh ?. MtiJlUlltl (UAlDlr'fmi..Tni!FTB' lnl.r. "" l''m ww"y aoqulro It, ! V." S.LUVW IV1M-M Chemical IEW YORK C JllSfife-. AWV0RKCITVJ &?&; . ssaasssflaa&3 asBfsfirs tassaES!BNXvnrNa3fefsjsNSj ) INTBU BTATE OONSRRYATORY ETTAANDERS-WILMAN Asiociate Teacher Western Conserva tory, Kansas City, Vo., representing llie Intcr-sta c Syste-n, at Salem Ore. Over First National Itnnlr. Kertidercc 376 Church street. Studio hours 9 to 12 .td 2 to 5. vajrs5BNV5sBSBrvc3 1sbsm 04t666 SALEM PEOPLE and OTHER PEOPLE i 2A 0 I Ileiulors ut Huloni mid other Ori'Kcm towns nre 1 rrqiiuktiHltuwinllnllviiMorrwrHniinliiuilMHilM netvii tu nminiir in ihf tiiw bully and Weekly Jsuriml, ruu III the football game at Salem, Sat unlay, theChemawa team was de feated tO to 10. Mrs. Hill, wlfn or Hon. Geo. E. Hill and tho Mlssos Hill, or Portland, aio In the city to remain until alter the charity hall. Mrs. II. D. McCoorgc and Miss Mo Ciorgc, who have been visiting Mrs. H. I'orstnerand Mis. John Knight, left for tholr homo In Monterey, Cnl., on b'aturday overling. McEwcn, the niosmorlst, left, today after a week's cngagoment at Heed's opera house. Ho performs about tho sanio tricks ho did a year ago, and docs Ills woric well, but falls to draw audiences. Dr. J.W. Alklie, an osteopathic physician at Portland. Is In the city to remain, pending tlie discussion of tho .losophi motllc-al bill, which he claims Is aimed at his school of medi cine, which Is recognized by law in Vormout, Michigan, Iowa, Missouri and Is'nith Dakota. Tho osteopathia would be felons for practicing In Ore iron and there arc six In the state. wnTn,,Mtf,,-iriinffrti rrnrmirntrnfrHtm-irT""-! Kestoro (ull, rpRiilnr notion fit tho IxmeH, do n t l.rl tate or Inlliiiiio. but Icavo all (lie ilcllonle llKtlv or KHiilmil In ITfl romlltl Hi iry llifni V cmi1.. I'iur.l only U r. I. H.hx, .1 'o.. UAII, Um. O. C. T. Go's I'.V88KN(ll!H STU.VMKH8 Altoiia . Pomona LEAVE FOll l'OltTIAND Dull), Kxcit HomU) ut S a 111, QUICK T1MK AND t'llKAP ItATKH. DiHik UttwMU Hute and Court H. it. 1. IIAl.DWIN, Awnt. Fine Commercial Work The Roach and Cronisc Press Unexcelled lacilities for the production, of all kinds of printing in modern styles at modern prices.v -C ROACH L CRONISE 227 ?IiCi!vComm5rcial Street Pills fWn h. ji uoaow U Or. Ullej' I'&tn 2Uu nit. IJ. JI. OLIKQMU ridge Work PER TOOTH IIP&S) If you wish to have nti ubun- ffi ounce or neuniiiui, soft, glossy by the uo of DR. WAUN'EU'K MEDICATED COMPLEXION AND TOILET SOAP By Mali lOo Per Cake or $1 00 Per Dozen. Money refunded If not sntUfHrtury. I'orSHlc l)y VARIl JSIiOS. lHSluteHtrrtit, . tfAJ.K.M. OKh Sut isfticl Ion (iiiaianteed. TWO MOKE HAPPY HOMES. And a List of Barcalns Woitli Going Miles to Out. Aiiiuiif the .several piano talcs made Saturday by Mr. Will In hlsclourancc sale was a beautiful Emerm upright, to Dr. E. A. Pierce and a tuncy mahogany Hlnze upright to W. H. lllaek, whose old jqtiaro Emerson piano will Do sold to the first comer who sees It Monday for $72, 1 on terms of $12 down and n a month. Abo a good little Jacobs upright , taken in part payment for a Whitney upright. This second-hand upright has a badly-marred case but g'u.d tone, and action. Take It for ()() $10 down and SO a month. A special bargain In a good Mason ,& Hamlin organ, worth WO: will be sola ror B20 ut S3 a inonth. Another nrmm foi-fflir.-ntirl ul III nnntlw.r ,.,. .,,1 O11" lOfWlrj.nwi Still linotlicr SCCOtld- hand standard organ for MS. New ones, .worth from $75 to $100, for $17, $01 and $72; terms $10 down ami 95 a month. For a Deafmutc School. En. Jouit.VAi,. The owners of the Polytechnic property at Highland will submit today an oiler to tho legisla tive committee that have charge of a new site lor tho doafnuitu school. The building at Highland cost W000, and 81 acres of land worth about $2000, will bo offered nt 810.10. It Is under stood the slto on Fairmont hill Is to cot $0000, and thou would be without wntjr pressure or lire pioloction. It looks as though the selection of a site bliould bo loft open to the committee, and give tho state tho bcnellt of till tho available bargains In real ostato. The Highland piopeity is a bargain. HHinr.ANnKi:. Trustee's Sale, Notice Is horuby given Hint I, the undersigned truoce It bankruptcy of ihousuicof II. Zuidiiier, a bankrupt, will soil at public auction on Monday, February (I, I81H), at 12 o'clock, noon, at ISo. Ml Statu street In halem, Orogou, all tho estate and effects of the said bankrupt then in my posses sion, Intending purchasers will bo atT'irdcd tho opportunity of Inspecting the stock and pcrusin'r tho Inventory which is now 011 lllc In the olltco of John Haync, Ilsq., roferce In Imnk ruptcy, tit buleiii. Dated this twcnty-llftli day oM January, lbW. Montis Wipkut, Trusleo In liaukruptey. 1:27-23 31 -2:ldy. In Uankiuptey, J. M. Kistou and wife Raohol A Kiton of Sllverton, have tiled a po tit Ion In bankruptcy uudar the act of congress and thoic mil lie a muoting of uiodlUirs bufore Itofuroe , John Haync, Fob. 8H1. They formerly lived iu Washington, have lrt all tholr property butaro harassed bycrtxlltors. A Change in BusinoM. Mr. W. G. Wmtocott, one of the propriotnr6 or Ktiong'a lostaurant, has iKiught tho Interest of his formor portnor, Mr. Irwin In tho restaurant and lkery, Mr. Wostnoott will con- j tlnue tho huslmre on hlhown account, 1 and under hi olllolent niMuagoiiient I the nubile nro aiwurodiof tho rst at- tvntkin. I Di)lutwn of Partnership, I The nutillcare hareby notlliiwl that I the musical Itiitruuiont firm horolo I lore doing a partnership buslootat l H- Kiate htreot under tlii namo of 1 Whale itnd Mnyo has been dlisolvcwl, I Hie uuaerb!iiwi continuing as sole i proprietor and dealer In pianos and organ. l-4-5w V. A. WilALK. j Money HfumleJ, I Hatibfuctlon guaranteed when you use':ui "HoecUl" Hour. Mo icy back U you don't like it. 4 U Uttnuly ItlooU Ilui). Clcaa blood tueuuit clean kin. No IvMiitv without it. 'ucaj-elk. Candy CktBAT- tic clwu your Hood aud kP it cWml b tirnos md the Uzy Iim-t aad Ortmg au in- purilMi from the LmL. BcfiM IMUHll''Ptliile4, I'Oiii, MuKftMyl njKl M :.KI IJlIlou 10111,11. uj UtMBvats. lit..ulv 1 r K'ni.uf- cwtt, mtuiattioii ju .laiiind, itx.Jt V tour u rrCi:! Affdivs- ! JOURttAL "X-lUYil.,f tin Sundays pray for1 tho lialy bill and our public scliools. X X J "All we ask Is a monopoly of ilia doctoring atuUr own prices." The Hogtllars. XX X says llio Gov. Geer says the Daly textbook bill will placo a tremendous responsi bility In his hands. But ho will try and meet It fully, provided the bill should pas1?. Good Tor Geer. XXX Tho American Hook Co. Is gener ously making a voluntary reduction In tho price of textbooks to the Port land public sclnolpatrons. That will not bcucllt the rest or the state. Pass the Daly bill. Hep. Shcrvln, ,thc author of the sugar bounty bill (and It Is a subject h$ has given a great deal of study) compliments Thk.Touhnal with de feating the sugar bounty bill. Wo take oil our hat to Hro. b'horwln. txx Senator Porter has Introduced a bill telatlng to taxation that, If en acted Into law will place a large part of the burden of state taxes on the great corporations doing business iu the state, but which piactlcally es cape luxation under our ptes- eut law. The bill to saddle a $100,000 annual tiurdcn on the slate forstmar ooui.tlcs was defeated in the lower luiisc by a closo yoto. An analysis of this vote shows that Hi Republicans and (I Union members voted for the bill; I!) Republicans am 10 Union against It. Eugene Guard The men who lobbied this bill through the House on jo now confess Its defeat was due to TlIK JOL'H.VAI.. t X I The Dalles Tinies-Motintalneor: Careful leaders of the Oregonlan have no doubt bcci surprised of Into to note that that paper has been going after the trusts with a hot stick and advocating the abolishing of tariff autlos on all articles controlled by trusts, after having for thirty years or more preached loud and long for the policy which has enabled trusts to be formed and exist. And now to nee tho Oreg.iniau advocate an lucerne Ux will be oven a gcatcr surprise. XX X There Is a vein of humor In a Re publican paper defending Gov. Geer against the charge ot Populism. The Hohcnila Nugget says: Governor Geer has been Insulted already. A p)pullbt paper litis already referred to him as "bordering on the doctrine of populism," Governor Geer Is a man calculated to bear heavy burdens aud his very makeup Indicates that he can stand most any kind of disparaging remarks but this Is the unklndest cut of all. I X X The Oregon City Press, funnel ly "edited" by "Kdltor" FHoh who Is now "editing" a paper of opposite politics, says: "Tho eirorts or EJltor Fitch to shield .Senator Porter In his wrong do ing at .Salem are ludicrous. On the 1 7 tli Inst., Senator Porter introduced sanale resolution No. 10, authorizing tho appointment of two stenographers for the senate, Aud iu the face of those indisputable facts Editor Filch endoavors to show up H.iss Porter as a friend of- tho people." Considering the way tho "Interests of tho nconle" tiro looked after by some "editors" the above Is yery funny. X XX Pendleton East Oregen: From Salem comes the news- that tho eu- tlro loglslatlye assembly will visit the agricultural college at Corvallls on a special train this week. Just so. The luglhlatiiin has time to spuro aud Is sparing it at a most generous rate while the taxpayers are footing the bill of $1000 a day so long as tho legis lature icmalns In session. Governor k. f'J IVH ri of G. S3. Warner, of Rrktat, Vt h-ttiu Mark on lilin In TvliMt uhysli'Iau cullist a "tioiM-IuM tmu" vl liattrt alMt. lie tell liuw IiU ll(o wuK aparvu. "In '96 two p&yrichtu pronounced my case hopcltu, and said I had heart du clu in its worst form) tlut it vas use Uu to doctor, nothing would cure me. In March, '97, 1 took Dr. Miles' Heart Cure and have not had a symptom of the disease since. It saved my life." DR. mSLEB' U Mold by .11 ilruUt ou UMMM rkt boUto iMiirlU or mwy VMV- fioukua ttMirt iwwmtt fraft Dr. MHfrs Madtoal Comptny, Btkhart, Ind. MRMY LIFE aau h.M' y wawBwaQtftmomirtniii mjS: .'V.AT. I. .. v . Hacking OUGH a JiaoKing cough is a gravo-ynrd cough; tho Booncr you got rid of it tho better. Don't wait until it dovolopB into consumption, but uso tho colo. brntod Dr. JolmW. Bull's Cough Syrup ntonco. It iBawondorful remedy for all throat nnd lung affections, and will CUrO a dcOn-BOfltafl nnticrh nr nnlrl In n fow dftyo. Good for old and young. pr.Bulls Oough Syrup Will euro a Hacking Cough. noc.i nrc mall and ptewwut to take. Doctor recommend U. l'ricc 33 cent. At all drueUU. Gcnr gave good advice regarding econ omy and a short scsslo'i but It was not heeded. There nro more "graft ers" In the legislature than thcro nro earnest men bent upon serving the people faithfully and well. Representative Moorhcad writes bis paper that a bill will be introduced in the legislature providing foi tho removal of the capitol from Suleni to Portland. That Is about as near as the eaplto! will over get to Portland. Too many temptations In tho metrop olis for the average uiembor of the l-.'glslnture. Hotter stiller tho ennui or Salem, with Its boarding house lire, than bo tempted , with tho glided fascinations of Portland. Eugene Guard. You are right; Salem U a clean home city of churches and scliools. Many a legislator has come to Salem aud fallen under Influences that have redeemed him as a man and made him a useful member of society. Salem Public Schools. The following statistics or the pub lic schools are ror the school month ending on Filday, January 27: Days or school taught 20 Cases of tardiness .'II Hoys, enrolled to date 8.'I0 Girls, enrolled to date 808 Total number or pupils enrolled to date 1,0:18 Average dally .attendance. .. . 1,351 No. In school, Jan. 27 l,:il)0 Now pupils this month e;i Lost by removal 110 Number of suspensions 1 Cases corporal punishment 8 No. visitors during month Mir Principals employed , Grade teachers ., Number of grades Unrolled In the nth grade. .. Graduating class , Enrolled East school , Enrolled North school i) :n 0 10 211 r.72 :ii2 Earollcd Lincoln school 2:tl Enrolled Park s:hool ;to.1 Enrolled Central schools 10(1 Enrolled Polytechnic school.... -Id The present term of school will end on Friday, February 10 The new term begins on Monday, February l.'l. The L'raduatlnir oxprulspa ut Mm "A" class nth grade, will take placo at tho opera house on Wednesday overling, February 8. An excellent program Is In prepara tion lor that occasion. To assist In dorraylng the expenses or tho graduat ing exercises a nominal admission or JO cents will bo charged a? has been the custom heretofore. Tho ilnal examinations fur promo tion will uiko placo on February (I, 7 and 8. How's Tins, Wo offer Ono Hundred Dollars He- ward ror any case of Catarrh that can nut be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Chunky & Co., Props,. Toledo, O. Wo tho undersigned, have known F. J Chenov for tho last 15 voars. anil believe him perfectly Honorable In all business transactions and llnanclally able to carry out ariyobllgatlons made by their llrm. WKST& Thi'ax, V liulcMilo Drug gists. Toledo, O. Walihno, Kinnan & Mauvi.v, Wholesulo DrugglhtiJ, Toledo, Ohio. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter nally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfacus or the system. Prlco 75c. nor bottle. Sold by till Druggists. Tostluionlulfl froo, llall'h Family Pills are the host. School House Paint, Kditoii Jouit.VAM-In support of your position at the school meeting, I will say that Lincoln school does not need painting on tlm outside Water Doals In on onosldo whan It ruins hard, owing to dofewtlvo oonslruc tlon. The walls uood tinting in the rooms whore the children sit In pro tect tholr oyos. In tho primary room tho teaoher had itdono at her own oxponse. Patkon. Couching iiiiue Mid inflimM sore One Minute Cough Cure looser e the and hoal. quickly. The bttt cough Stone's D'tig more. lun dI.1. niie Social Jtidas... FBIJHUAHY 1st. The thrilling drumu "Suolal .1 udss" a tHt. Josephs Hall Chum okola St. Wudnosday ovunlng. TbU pluy Man excellent selection. The plot Is deep and woll carried out, wnrilng in a triumph for Iiin oconce over Vlllany and truaoh orous botruyal. Thu momlwrs of St. Jusapb'H Koduty and lady frlouds liava given this pluy long and ouroful prt'iwrutlon. Some of the cast are old time profaeslouals, A lu-ul urehodtnt will furnish miMle. Kindly rouioiubar Uio ditto. Amumm .Ifai and 2$u. 1 " - P1RE AT ACME. This Cu.8hhiatt Saw Mill Burned Ail the Lumber Lost. The Florence West, of January 27, sayssNews reached Florence this morn Ing that tho Sluslaw Itlvor Lumber Co'a MIII at Acme burned last night. Tho lire started in the saw dust about midnight while the watchman was at supper and when discovered was be yond control. Tho wind was from the cast at the time aud this prevented tho cast part or tho wharr, where tho rough lumber was piled rroiu burnlug, but the dressed lumbcrtwas all lost, Two boats belonging to Geo. Mont gomery nnd S. J. Seymour were burned with the mill also some potatoes be longing to tho latter. Tho mill was built out over the rlvoron piles and as tho floors burned through tho machinery roll Into the rlvor. The mill and contents is a total loss. Sound as a Dollar. "I have suirorctl for tho last ton years from piles, and during tho last twoyenrs 1 was completely laid up with this disease. 1 began taking Hood's Sarsaparllla, tho tlrst dose or which did me much good. 1 continued tho use or this nicelclne, and todav, 1 am sound as a dollar." G. W. SWAYN'K " Tcamaway, Wash. Hood's Pills euro nausea, headache. 'VIfrvHff;FsnsNJN&HSN!l B DEALER IN : GROCERIES PrttnUi, Olla Window Qlnan Var nlah, and tbo moit complete stock of Brushes of all klndn In tbo atnto Artlsto matoilnla, llino; hntr; co ment nnd ahinglca; nnd Uio liuoat quality oi grnas Hoed. s!ISnsJNSNOSIS! WANTED. Now today navortiaomouta four lines or loaa in thin column Inaottcd tliroo times for 25 otn., 50 oln a wook, $1 por month. All over tour llnoa nt samo rnto. HOY WANTED.-A rcllabled boy from 15 to 17 years or age, to loam a trade. Apply to "O," care Journal olllco. ;io-tr. CLOTHING CLEAN ED-Dycd, ro paired and pressed at Steam Dvo Woiks, 105 Commercial street op posite Willamette Hotel. 28 tr CLOM0llSEED.-(ToTr(rcleanchrver seed, from the Hubbard farm. Thts year's crop; rrco rrom all foul stulV. aoo Commercial street corner of Marlon. 1 28 :it C-iATWlN HOUSE-ir you want the worth or your money Just go there aud get It. Table ooard tho best the market can a Hold. Warm rooms, neat and In order. Itatos reasonable, by t he day or week. 210 Church St. 1-25 Iwf FOR SA LE At nshland, .'10 acres, io In fruit, In peach belt, lino house, best water, climate, and kcIiooIh, clear tltlo and easy terms. A. O. Guthrie, Philomath, Ore. 1-27-Itnt FOR SALE 10 passcngor wagonette llrst class, mudo to order, will sell cheap. Willamette hotel. I 25 tr CLOTH 1 NOclJl0ANED--DyiHCre"-palred and pressed at Steam Dye Works. 105 Commercial streot. op- poslte Willamette 11 otcl. 1 18tr CAR LOAD -Of wheels coming to Salem. Wo aro enlarging our shop and increasing our facilities for making repairs. Wo have a large assortment or new covers ami guar- nntcotoMutlsryoiir patrons. Urlng your wheels and umbrellas when repairs aro needed to Gardnor & Wnlie, 228 Liberty streot, llnlimui's block, next door to steam laundry. . 1 20 tr WANTED. A furruor or largo oxper leuco, who can ruruisli tho best of referencos, wlslios U) rent a good rami of from 150 to 200 acro. To liavo possoHslon by next October. Address Farmer, care Capital Jour nal. I I'llmt WANTED -W. II. Mc.MuIliu thu' pawn iirokcr it Jewelor wants to buy your second hand goods Inolud Ing household and kitchen furnlliiro stoves otc. Will pay hlghent pos. bio prlco In cash for same, No. 205 Commercial streot, llrst door north or Harrlt & Lawrence grocery store. U)Uiit SOME PKOPLE-aro Jack oi ail tradus,master of none, but Kapllngcr is master of the umbrellu. which Is his solo biiMlnoss.aod ho wllldoyour woik perfectly, at a rouoiiu,blo charge. Pationl.o Kupllnger at (Hi Statu street. 1-7-lnt PEUFEOTION-stoain cooker. Rest selling combination for farm, house hold or lintel agent wanted Iu every town. Apply oarly to F. J. Ktraycr. Salem, ror tonus, circulars and Killing samplo. 1-2-1 uio. KIDS OLEANKD-ror ton conU at thu Salem Steam Dyolrigaud donn ing Works, 105 Commercial Streot. 12 2-tf FOK SALh-On easy tonus llfi acres, 34 undor cultivation. 7 acres of or chard with looo trims mostly winter upplost to 7 years old, one-half inllu fiom railroad station, good (own utid school, good Improve inunts, a lino dairy and stock rami with plenty or wild rango, g iod neighborhood, flue springs, ono third cash, long Hum on balance. Fine stock ranch. Apply to K. Hofur, balom. irrUSE" CLIiANKItS - "Romoinbor that the iMMt aud ehoapust carot paper Is the hoavy fult paiwr wild at Tjik Journal oihce. 20-tf MUSICAL r-K llmil) nurnlr af siudsutf taken, on p a no, violin, guitar, mandolin ; and slther Also Gsrrnsn and l'rsncli i loswrns dyttn Anns M. Krslu, Music studio, day block, room 5. Call from 2 to 4 p m alni 11 a in, If V I (J L I IN 'iw 'Ww f ! -"" ' slMdenis sud mi mum TEACHER TSbR&SSks, r.i rl I M..n, 11 irf a . ,. ,-fciJ. V ln.i.,1 w.ilv.1 mi. - for infants and Children, The KM You Have Always Bought BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF In Use For Over 30 Years. TMC CUNTAUWCOMUNY. tt MUHHtf TWHT. f 1 1 W TO W O ITT. Woodmen of the World. Attention all who can are earnestly requested to meet at Woodmen Hall at 12:110 p. m sharp on Tuesday Jan uary ;ii, to aticno t no Mineral or our late neighbor H. L. Estls; a good at tendance Is desired. F. W. Uownnsox, C. C. m i ii ii The Homeliest Man in Salem As well as tho handsomestand others aro Invited to call on any druggist and get free a trlat bottle of Kemp's Halsam for tho Throat and Lungs, a remedy that Is guaranteed to cure aud believe all Chronic and Acute Coughs, Asthma, Hionchltis and Consump tion, rricc -.'', anil nuc. Dissolution Notice. Notice Is hereby given that the mer cantile llrm heretofore existing and known as S. A. McCall & Co., has this day dissolved by mutual consent All accounts will bo collected and paid byS. A. McCall S. A. McOai.k, P. A. IvAKNKLt., Sa cm, Or., Jan. 12. 18DD. 1 12 4w The Old Placs. After all have had tholr sav the fact remains that tho crowds know whore tho best meals In tho world served for 25 cents at Strong's. arc .'It The New Process. The Salem Flouring Mills "Special" flour Is now better than over. Try It. -itr Dissolution. Uti.HM. Jim. l.lb'JO Tlio Hutncrlili liurctofort' oxIMInu botuueii tliu llrm u( lloiu'li & ('roiilxv U horoby i1Ibo1vi'I ly tmittml conni'iit. Mr. Cniiil-o tHiiitlniiliiR illlt! IHIHlll"W. V . UU.ll II, T.J.rltONlSK. I Don't Toliiuco Spit mil K1110V0 Vour l.lft Atiot, j To cjult tobacco cnslly and forever, bo inns ncuc. mil oi uio, nervo mm viuor, tulio No-To-llao. tho viomlcr worker, that innkea wcali men utroiiK. All ilrugKlsu, uooorlt. Curosuaruu teed IJoolitct nnU aumple tree. Addrvsa Btcrllnc Itouicdy Co, Chlrnco or Now York. .No Diorpliliio or oiiliim In Pii.lu. Cuiih All l'lilu. "On Dr. MIIoh Vain OnoiuuiiuUiMio." HALF WAY HOUSE Kino oIjmih ami liilmcci), mtt ilrlnkn; inottln ill nil liunm; niie rlfiiii IhmU. Norlli Hiilmu, nenr W. I.. WiuIk'ii- I'u lil Ii- wiiturliiK tnmiili. Il-lD-lino M. I'IMCIITINOKIl, I'rop. ol' MM licci id OHiiilirlniuHinl Hulilllr nhriiys on tlMimlit. IiuIIihuiI (rt in way iwrt ii( tliu vUy. OKI). I.. Ni:.l., I'Kip. I'M Old l'lnliWT (Inwtirv ttfllmvn. riioiio JI UCuiMiiiurcfiil Slruut. UPDEOHArr EROS, Collections and Loans Itotini H, lluOi Hank UWk, l -llino HAI.KM. Oltl'.OON. 7 PER CENT LOANS BOZOniH BROS. 202 Commorolal Bt., Balom, Oro, KICAL. ItSTATU (Iw-llll-Min DICAWCRS, Money to Loan at 7 per cent On Mortgtge Security.' One to five years' lime. EOIBE & BARKER, dw.i 1-11-3111 270 Commorolal at. MORTGAGE LOANS On improved city and farm property at lowest rates. WURNUR HRKVMAN, 2H CniiimoriUI stieclt 2 ilfKirs south ot L .ilil t bush's bank, Salem Orofton. u-12 dw 3m REAL ESTATE LOANS Ou slwrt or Iouk lime Notos and ollmr HM-urlllr UmiiiU and MtU. THOMAS, WATT & CO. OKNIiKAl. nilOKKIW. Il-l dH-tf -Ul CoiuHierKul Hrt ..Money at 7 Per Cent.. Iw ralM on Hill lwvtil aud i'tty itroHirthM. Inihi K. POM), Oust HiwUi'k muk. UMI-dw-aw A, M. HUMPHREYS CO, JULHM X Grain and Grain Bags WiweluMitt, Krtlsw and Wsoly. 10 2T hit ilw OiHi'v. AM CuMuisn-iul Hi , HaUihi OPERA LODGING HOUSE (Itntd furuUliMl wmwm. wltb ',tt riw In ClNMHiHlMI. lw rOl'HT 8TMKKT. Vil 1 T siiinii i'ronrlor. ii r ii miii u"T i m 1 a . li -t 1 I BARR &PETZEL Holo ARcntR (or fi5 - cJACKET E. An, Work Gl akantrei). 214 COMMEHCIAL STREET. Tclejihone No. iSl SALEl Benevolent Institute This charitable Institution maintains tho "Helping Hand Mission." at 101 Centre street, Salem. It Is a hoarding homo for tho friendless of all denomina tions, whore meals, beds and tic cessarles or Ufa aro provided. Sup port, assistance aud donations, consisting ofmonoy, goodsor wares of any kind are solicited, and will bo used for the uood or the cause. Sick persons will bo cared ror. 12-22-tr A. G. COSS, Manager O. H. LAKI3 Merchant "Tailor 211 Commercial at, -Qulta $15 mid upwards, Panta $3 mid upwards SALDM STEAM LAUNDRY! Please notico Uio out in prloea on tbo following Skirts, plain..,, 10 cents Unuer drawers .,..$ to locenti Under shirts. 5 to loccpti Socks, per imir 3 centr Handkerchief 1 cent Silk handkerchiefs ., . ,, 3 ccntt Sheets and iilllow slips 24 cents per doien and olliei work In proportion. 3fPbimiola mid otbor work Intollisont'y waohed by liar rl, COL. J. OLMBTDAD, Proprletoi Assay Office AND LABORATORY- No, 71 Clicmckcta si, I. II. T. TUTIHLL Assayer, wiAMunnn illnltllUUL' FOR SALE BYD J, fjk , ! t S Jrl ..-1 ll rxw p j.Ki a.1 c TiprsifirTBiiT flHMP-; :-fi F BOW H lr v iliflr f otHibfI'' T ill K 1 "3RIHr sZ-jHHHHIH Buckwheat Free! Housewives Can't all Get on as Committee Clerks Mill thoy oan all usu II. O. summed oatmoal, Uio finest and 0ft8lc8t uookwl brwufuat dlfih In tho warm, and got a pound and a half of aajf-rulslng buukwlioat free with onah iwukngsi. HAUHITT st IvAWJtENOB, T. S. BURROUGHS Sanitary ad i ss s KST1MATKS FURK1SIIED. IHtlORa TO SUIT VHRjlTIMBS. 10a KTATK 8TRKKT t J flVBitfx&rj o&rtna. O. H. mSRK Dentist Successer to Dr. J. M. Keene, old Whltr Corner, SaUm, Or. Parties desiring SMperiot operations at moderate fees In any branch are in especial request. SOULEBliOS. PIBfl TONERS AND REPAIRERS PORTLAND, ORE. For Bnlcm and vicinity leave orders at ae, C. Will's MiuloBtoro. OFFICE CITY IIALL'2, For water setv'.ce apply at "ouiceT'""i3riii payable monthly In advance. Mske complaints at the oi-.-. CAPITAL CITV Express and Transfe i Moets all mail and pauengor trains, cage and express to all patts or the Prompt service. Telephone No. 70. Hag. ctl) WHITE & niSQUE. UPHOLSTERING J. J. DAVIS, 6.1 Mate Ulrrst. New or old work put up In best order. Lirnt prices. LiuiiKi', clmlrs and insure nisi nvur. Olvo una cull. lHKi-lm FA mi FOR SALHJ-- 3G0 Ac. os Ail in Yamhill County. fW) iiouvt fur Nfile In a IxMy, or In 40acr tracts. Iiiili'il liiiUuinllowoit ot Wapalo itatleu, la i;;iililllcnilily, OroKon, and one nnd a LsU mlUw souili nt (luitiin. I'rlee forencu forty aors (niiufiiOiiiiwnnl, ocvordliiK to linprovomeiiu uikI luontluii. Unotl soil mid wmr tofun. Vr (Hither pnrtlnuliirs eniiilre of W. II. KOAN, 11 W-linodw lirouki, Ottgon. Cabital Soap Works. Runulngnt full blast and making best of laundry and toilet soaps, lie sure to call for the Salem brand when jou want oxa goodi. A. W, ANDEREGG, Manager. G.S. FB-KBDB6SR NEW MA'RKET St.te street, near railroad; Freshest and best meats. My patrons say I keep the best reals In town 2 sf IT LIST! Good Nows for the Suffering Public, The cnviouH rivals who weie dttermlned t make I)r, Cook trouble In the courts bare backed down, and their alleged csso wui dismissed when it came Into circuit court. They didn't iLre to meet the truth, as Dr Cook's patient's are too numerous and they are ever grtlcful to the man who has cured them and cati cure others. Dr. Cook mikes a specialty of chronic dinoavM, and does not use poisonous drugs Iff cure tluin. If you have a filend who needs help send him Io DR. J. F. COOK, Consultation fruc. 301 Liberty street ppQTnpnn llr iitliiK sir. 1'sau'js Vollow Nr.vo IT.U. 1VL.U i U1IL Tills iinliful remedr Salem later Co., TOOE J:uarantetltocurenlt uertous dlttatc, suoh as Wcss H mory, im of Iralu 1'ower, Headache, WsWrluluc,IU Mt'tiuw. sbfiy iJuiU slona, Kcrvousnru.nU drslus, lots of i wrr In Oeuersv. Or;sos of eltber sex, cuiikctl by over cxeittan, yuiillirul errors, s-ewii A of totucco, opium or st iiiiulmiu, wlncli lead to Infirmity, Coi'-m.'on or iusauity. Can he crrla In vct txxikcl. fi.oopcrbox.f v- i,bymsll pre pa lit. Clrvulsrl'ree. Bold liy all druKKUW. Ai-k forlt.t.-ionootUtr. Maiiiifjcturnl iy tr" l'euu Medicine Co., irU Prsuee. I.sus.Ost1s &rujCw.,(lMrittithi stents. TUIrdnul VsmhlAU" PotkuiJ-nr FRY, SALEM. OREGON OLU P, O. OftOQRltV rilONE 15L iauces of 11 Kinds...