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news 10 appear in tlio TI10
Journal. IKl.
tally nml Weekly
E. E. Porter came In from Ale and
will return today.
M. T. Illueman Is confined to his
bed with La Orlppc.
R. Alexander, or Pendleton Is In
the city the guest of Phil Metsuhan.
The traveling secretary of the Y.
M. C. A. Mr. J. A. Dummcttls In the
city.
Mrs. I. D. Driver, of Eugene, has
returned to her home, after a short
visit In this city with Mr. R. M.
Thompson.
Aurora's hop and potato merchant,
W. II. Hurst, was In this city yester
day on business. Mr. Hurst reports
many spuds frosted throughout the
country,
W. S. Mlnturn, the now state house
Gardner, severely cut the forefinger of
his riKhr. hand, nearly severing it
from the hand. It will be some time
be Tore he will be able to work.
Mrs, J. Hambllu, miprcmoorlcal or
the Royal Neighbors, who has been
thorniest of Mr. and Mrs. l'arinotitcr
ihe past week left for Portland this
morning, where slio will Institute
three Camps of Royal Neighbors.
Hood's
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llou. They act casilj, -with-
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dance or beautiful, soft, glossy
hair you can easily acquire It
by the use of
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By Mail lOo Per Cako
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Money refunded If nut sntUfnrtory.
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Satisfaction
Gun ran teed.
MARION.
The gentle rain Is here attain and
snow melting fast. Havchud about
four Inches or snow here. The coldest
morning here was on the 4th, when
the murcury ran down to 11 ye degrees
below zero. The good women or
Marlon are grieving over the loss or
almost the entire stock or house
plants, while the youth liuye been
extremely happy with their sports on
tlio beautiful Ice which abounds near
by.
A. II. Hunt was busy all day Mon
dny, hauling and putting up Ico for
the hot duys for the coming Hummer.
Harvy White or tlio firm or Hadly
& White made a Hying trip to balcm
last Saturday,
R. O. Small and family, late of
Sterling, Kaunas, are stopping with
tholr brother-in-law William Webb
on the hill west or town. Hrother
Small seems to be well pleased with
the country and will probably locate
here.
The scries or union services which
has been held here for tlio lubt two
weeks by the Rev. Hlnshaw of Marlon
and Earhart. of Turner, closed on the
evening or Fobruary 3. The different
sessions well attended considering the
stormy weather that prevail a part or
the time.
S. II. Russell, wh'j was called to
Duftir, Eastern Oregon, sometime ago
on account or the serious Illness or a
brother-in-law named Urown, re
turned home last Saturday afternoon
and reports Mr. Urown usable to sit
up when he left them.
About Catarrh.
It Is caused by a cold or succession
of colds, combined with Impure blood.
Its symptoms are pain In the head,
discharge from the nose, ringing
noises In the ears. It Is cured by
Hood's Sarsaparllla which purities
and enriches the blood, soothes and
rebuilds tnc tissues and relieves all
the disagreeable sensations
Hood's Pills cure all liver Ills.
Mailed for 25c by C. I. Hood & Co.,
Lowell, Mas.
Installed,
Following are the olllccrs of. the
new Camp of Royal Neighbors as in
stalled jesterday:
Mrs. Susie Parmenter, oracle; Mrs.
Llllle Rrownlco-oraclt'jMrc. MaryM.
Hofer, past oracle; Mrs, Ruby Chase,
recorder; Mrs. Wlllard, receiver; Mrs.
Uernardl, marsliul; Mr. Cora M.
Klbele, assistant marshal; Mrs. E. M.
Mott, chancellor; Mrs. I. West, inner
sentinel; Mrs. A. M. Humphrey,
outer sentinel; manager John Chase,
three years; Mrs. Roe Foriythe, two
years; Miss West, one year; Mr. W. S.
Mott, physician.
A Social Judas,
The drama, a Social Judas.reudored
at St. Joseph's hall last evening by
the members of the Catholic Society,
was well received and the receipts far
exceeded their most sanguine expecta
tions, considering the stormy weather
prevtiling. The acting was very
good aud was considered equal to
most professional work. It U to bo
hoped the play will bo rendered in tlio
opera house In the near ruture. The
Catholic people have some or the
finest talent In tlio city.
DOPING
OITGH
One uf the mo-.t dUti-easing Bighta, la
to Bee a ( hild almost choking with
theUmtriful whooping-cough. Glvo
the child Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, the
grw.twt pulmonary remedy, and re
lief will wine at once, the coughing
spells will re-oi-rur less frequently,
nml, In a fi-w da h, the sufferer will bo
ontirt-ly cured. No other remedy can
boost of so imny cure,
DrJBull's
Geiigh Syrup
Cures Whooping-Cough quickly.
Dose are small and prnl lo take Doctors
recowcicud IL frueajcts. At all druggists.
of tlieO.
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TEXT BM REFORM
Daly
Billl Presents Some Points
of DifTerense,
In What Particulars the PropoSed
Differs From the Present
Law.
Act
The lint clause Under the present
law text books are adopted by the 32
county superintendents of th"o -state,
and the nluo members of tlio state
board of examiocrs.tnakltig 41 persons
In ull to vote. The 112 county superin
tendents are elected by the people
every two yearB. The nine members
of the state board of examiners are
appointed by the state superintend
ents every four years and continued by
the state board of education. The law
does not ilx any limit to the number
of state examlncrs,so that 20, 30, 10 or
more may be legally appointed. Tlio
stato superintendent Is therefore
largely responsible for the -result of
tnc udoptlon of text books. The at
tention ho must necessarily give to
this question consumes time that
should be devoted to other work. The
proposed law will relieve him entirely
of rcsponslbsllty ror textbooks pro
vided for the state, no that his whole
time may be given to strictly educa
tional matters
Under the proposed law the text
books will bo adopted by five text
book commissioners to be nppolntcd
by the governor from different sec
tions of the state. To remove touch
ers and school officers from politics,
and to protect teachers from any
adverse Influence that publishing
houses may exert in such manner us
to jeopardize their positions, It Is pro
posed to appoint, as text-book com
missioners, persons who are not
oUlclally connected with the public
school systems, or with any of the
state schools of advanced grade. It
Is presumed that commissioners will
be named who are well quail lied to
judge ot the merits or text-books, and
who will bo able to niiiko a better
bargain ror the state than could bo
made by school olllccrs and teachers.
There are business and professional
men In all sections of the state, many
of whom have been teachers, who are
well quulillcd to Belect text-books. A
text-book commissioner may, of course
confer with teachers regarding the
comparative valuo of different books,
to such extent us ho may deem neces
sary. The second clause -The present law
and the proposed law are practically
the same with regard to circulars to
publishing houses, etc.
The third clause Under the present
law those who select text-books vote
at their homes, taking from one to
four months to make up und forward
their ballots to the stato board or edu
cation. Publishing houses have
ample time and opportunity to go
from ono porson to another until all
of tlio 41 who adopt hooks are coaxed
or badgered or coerced Into voting,
whether fully prepared to do so of
their nwn accord or not,
Under tlio proposed law the live
text-book commissioners will meet at
the Htatocapltol, Jointly discuss text
books ror a period or not less than 15
days, and adopt books to be used In all
schools or the stato for six years. It
Is bclioyed that tills plan will result
In better books, at lower prices, than
It has been possible to obtain under
tlio present method.
The fourth clause Under the pres
ent law the branches Included In
schools of any grade are not enumer
ated. In an evident attempt to In
clude all books that. may be required
In the schools, those who adopt text
books have been In tlio habltnf adding
many supplementary book to such
as are properly classed as school texts.
MMwk nnnnln nt t llrt atnt n rA In Mi la
way deprived of the benefit of com
petition between publishing houses
who offer supplementary books 011 all
subjects, at extremely low prices.
Under the proposed law the branches
to be included In both a common
school and a high school course will
be specified. The text-book commis
sioners will adopt banks In accordance
with the requirements of the dllTur
entgrades and courses of study, but
will not be permitted to odopt supple
mentary bo ik. School patrons will,
therefore, have the advantage of sharp
competition among publishing houses,
In buying such supplementary books
as may bo required.
The- provision of the proposed law
empowering the textbook commls
(doners to go outside of books sub
m 1 1 ted by publishing houses Is de
signed tu prevent collusion of suph
houses to keep prices up; one house
offering readers, another arithmetics,
another grauimcrs, and so on through
the list, all of them at such extrava
gant prices as publishers might agree
upon.
Clauees, 5, 0, 7, 8 ami 9 -The present
law and the proposgd Jaw arei
practically the same with re-j
gard to submitting books for udoptlon
contract and bond, circulars of In,
formation to school olUcers, the adop-!
tion of text-hooks for special brunches
added by local boards to the studies j
taught in their respective iohools, etc.
The tenth clause The provisions1
of the proposed law, as sot fortli In J
the 10th cluuse, are designed to pro-!
tect school patrons in the purchaso or
books adopted ror branches udded to '
the state high school course by local
boards.
The eleventh clause Under the,
tiraocnt law, oontruots for text-hooks
are made every six yearn, In January,
and all suoh books must be Introduced
In the sohools by Oatotwr of the same
. Scott'3 Emulsion of Cod-
liver Oil with HypophosA
phites is pure and palatable.
For years it has been used
for coughs and colds, for con
sumption, for those whose
blood is thin or colorless,
whose systems are emaciated
or run down.
For children it means
health and strength, stronger
bones and teeth, and food
for the growing mind.
Baby gains in weight and
thrives when Scott's Emul
sion is added to its milk.
oe. anil 1 1.00, all ilrucglits.
SCOTT & IJOWNK, Clitml.t., New York.
year. When changes in books arc
made, this places a heavy cxprjnse on
school patrons that must he mot In n
comparatively short time. Iu case of
failure of a shoo! district to introduco
books as required by law, such district
thereby forfeits, for a year, ull state
and county funds to which It would
otherwise hayc been entitled,
Under the proposed law text-books
will be adopted every six years, In
Iuly,and districts will havo 16 months
in which to Introduce them. Changes
may, therefore, be made gradually, so
that school patrons will have inoro
time In which to provide any new
books that may be required. In caso
or failure or u district to Introduce
text-uooks us provided, only uo per
cent or the county runds to which It
would otherwise be entitled will be
forfeited.
Deafness Cannot 13c Cured
by local applications as they cannot
reach tlio diseased portion of the car.
There Is only one way to cure dear
uess,uud thai Is by constitutional
remedies, Deafness is caused by an
Inflamed condition or the mucous
lining or tho Eustachian Tube. When
this tube is Inflamed you have a rum
bling sound or Imperfect hearing, und
when it is entirely closed, Deafness is
the result, and unless the inflamma
tion can he taken out und this tube
restored to Its normal condition, hear
log will bo destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused ly Catarrh,
which Is nothing but an Inllamcd con
dition or the mucous surfaces.
We will give Ono Hundred Dollars
for any case or Deafness (catibed by
catarrh) that cannot bo cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Scud for cir
culars: free.
F. J. Chunky & Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 7Cc.
Hall's Family Pills aro the best.
Probate Matters.
Tho final ucconnt of Mary Uyland
Wright, administratrix of tho estate
ot D. C. Pyland, deceased, was yes
terday allowed and approved, and the
administratrix or tlio estate tils
charged from further service, and the
bondsmen exonerated,
L. R. Stlnson, Geo. O. Will and II
T. Hruce, appraisers of the cstato of
Marietta S. Smith, yesterday hied
their report in probate court. The
property consisted of lot No. 7, block
No. 14, In North Salem, valued over
and above the mortgage or $1,000 at
$1,300. A. D. Smith Is the adminis
trator or the estate.
II, Riches, administrator or tho es
tate or P. S. Riches, deceased, petit
ioned ror an order authorizing tlio pe
tltioncr to borrow money on the real
property belonging to tho estate, for
the purpose or enabling him to pay olf
a mortgago ror $5,000, now held by the
bourd of state sclio ,1 land commission
ers, and which Is now due. The prop
erty Involved Is described us the P. S.
Riches donation land claim, No. 41, In
17 s, rl w., 00U39 acres, excepting
therefrom 1S1 acres sold lo T. W.
Riches. The order was granted.
Woodmen of the World.
Woodmen of the world, Camp No.
118, W. or W. will havo a social meet
log ut their hall this Wednesday eve
ning, Feb. 8. All members und their
families aro cordially invited. Coun
cil committee, F. G. Ilowersox. 2 8 It
Comrade S, H. Burtls
of Lewliton, 111., had soma thrilling ex
tierlences, but nono aeeuiud more dangeroua
than those of hU late heart trouble-. Ho aayt:
"I had uvttt palpitation of the heart
for yti.ru My physicians tali I
was liable to drop dead any moment.
Pulsation at times would be J 50 a min
ute and I could scarcely breathe I
grew worse under doctor's care and
began taking Dr. Miles' Heart Cure.
It gave me prompt relief, and today I
am in good health."
OR. MILES'
Heart
Cure
la sold by all drurgUt on guarantee
Urat bottle bunuuta or money baak.
Hook ou heart and nerve stint free,
Dr. Miles Medical Company, Elkhart, Ind.
In the War
Dikb,
tiALtAliAN-AtMcCluros' logging
camp, near this city, at 5 p, tu.
Tuesday, or la grippe. Age 33 years.
M'GUFFIE.-At the Salem hospital
at 1 o'clock Tuesday. Internal
cuncer was tho descase frbm which
sho died.
The remains wero Interred today.
The funeral was held rroru the U. 13.
church.
From liuena Vesta,
Louis V. Dlotz the member or Co,
D Fourteenth U, S. Infantry Is re
ported as among tho killed, ho resided
nt Ilucna Vista. Ho enlisted under
Llcnt. Hutcnlcon Juno 23, and ex
pected to go In tho Held under Captain
Warrick, but subsequently enlisted In
the regulars.
To-Night and To-Motrow Night,
And each day ana night during this
week you can uot at any druggist's
Kcmp Balsam ror tho Throat and
Lungs, acknowledged to bo tho most
successrul remedy over sold for
Coughs. Croup, IJroncliltts. Asthma
und Consumption. Get a bottle to.
day and keep It always In tho house,
so you can check your cold at onco.
Prfco 25c uud 60c. Samplo bottle free,
Denutr I" IHooit Deep.
Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cnscnrcts, Candy Cathor
tic clean your blood and keep it cleun, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all im
purities fiom the body, llogin today to
banish pimples, boiln, blotches, blackheads,
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets, beauty for ten cents. All drug
glBts, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 60c.
Dissolution.
Hai.em, Jim. 1, ISO
The mrttierlilp licrctolori' cxlatliift liotucvn
the llnu of Itoach I'mnlsc li Imrvli) illswlvvd
by mutual rotmcnl. .Mr. Crmilnn coiitliiuliiir
the buslm-M. W II ItOACII,
T.J CltONISK.
DEALER IN
GROCERIES :
Palnto, Oils Window OlnSn Var
nish, and tbo moat comploto stock
of Brushes of all ldndn In tho state
Artists materials, llnio; hair; ce
ment and ahingloa; and tho finest
quality of graoo need.
WANTED.
Now today advertuomonis lour Unco
or loss in this column Insortod tnroo
Union for 25 otsN 50 ots a wook, $1
por month. All over tour linos at
samo rato.
WANTED An agent In ovory town
to sell Oregon Peach Bitters. Ad
dress A. Kins, Aumsvlllc Or. 2 7 2w
WANTED. To irndc a county right
for a good team. Marlon county
reserved. For particulars address
John II. Johnson, Sllyerton, Or.,
Box 411. 2-0 3t
BOY WANTED. A rellabled boy
from 16 to 17 yeurs of age, to learn a
trade. Apply to "O," core Journal
olllce. 30-tf.
CLOTHING CLEAN ED-Dyed, re
paired and pressed at Steam Dye
Works, 103 Commercial street op
posite Willamette Hotel. 28 tf
FOR SALE At ashlandOacros, fo
In fruit, In peach belt, lino house,
best water, climate, and school
clear tltlo und easy terms. A. C.
Guthrie, Philomath, Ore. 1 27-lmf
FOR SALE 10 passenger wugouotto
first class, mado to order, will sell
cheap. Willamette hotel. 1 2T if
CLOTHING CLEANED-Dyed, re-
paircu and pressed at aieain Dye
Works. 105 Commercial si reot. op
posite Willamette Hotel. I 18tr
UAR LOAD-Of wheels coming to
Salem. Weuroeulurglng our shop
und Increasing our facilities for
making repairs. Wo havo a large
ussoituieut of new covers uud guar
antee to. satisfy our patrons. Bring
your wheels and umbrellas when
repairs aro needed to Gardner &
Willie, 228 Liberty street, Dolman's
block, next door to steam laundry.
1 20 tr
WANTED. A farmer of large exper
ience, who can furnish the best of
references, wishes to rent a good
farm of from lf0 to 200 acre.-.. To
have possession by next October.
Address Farmer, care Capital Jour
nal. 1 I'M 111
WANTED -W. 11. McMullm the
pawn broker & Jeweler wautH to
buy your second hand goods Includ
ing household ami kitchen furniture
stoves etc. Will puy highest posl.
bio price iu cash for samo. No. 205
Commercial street, first door north
of llurrlt & Lawrence grocery store.
1M) J nit
SOME PKOPLE-are Jack of ull
trades,master of none, but Kupllnger
is master of tlio umbrellu. which Is
his solo business, and ho will do your
work perfectly, ut a reasonable
charge. Patronize Kupllnger at 0'J
State street. 1-7-lm
KIDS CLEANED-for ten cents at
the Salem Steam Dyeing and Clean
lug Works, 105 Commercial Street
12 2-tf
FOR SALE Ou caiy terms 115 ucrus,
35 under cultivation, 7 acres or or
chard with 1000 trees mobtly winter
apples 5 to 7 yeurs old, one hulf
mile from railroad station, good
town und school, good Improve
ments, a Uric dairy und stock farm
with plenty or wild range, g od
neighborhood, Hue springs, one
third cush, long tlmo tin balance.
Flno stock ranch, Apply to K.
Hofer, Salem.
HOUSE CLE A N ERS "Remember
that the best ami oheapot carpet
paper Is the heavy felt pupcr wild
at Tub Jouhnai, ollice. 20-tf
MUSICAL , A llmicd number of students
taken, on p no, violin, guitar, mandolin
and zither Also German and French
lessons given. Anna M. Krcb. Muilc
studio, Oiay block, room 5. Call from a
to 4 p, m. alto nam, tf
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TEACHER 2d&il?fi
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run at rl
fun kireei.
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for Infants and Children.
The KM You Haie Always Bought
BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF
(-utyfT&ccZc
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TM OtNTAUN COMMNV, TT MORKT THCCT. mW YOBW PITT.
TODAY'S MARKRT.
Poutland Fob. 8, Wheat yallc)
03: Wnlla Wuila, 01c.
Flour Portland, 83.20; Superfine
J2.15 per bui.
Oats-Whlto 4243c.
nay svaJiu per ion.
Hops -14(g)17c; old crop flc.
Wool Valley, 1012c; Eastern
Oregon, 8(1 It.
Millstutf Bran, 910; shorts, 815
(a) $15.50.
'Poultry Chlckens,nilxed,$2.G0CiM 50
turkeys, live, 12M13c.
Eggs Oregon, 25(ii)27o per doz.
Hides Green, suited 00 lbs, 6W8lc.
under 00 lbs.(H(7c;sheep pelts,l520c.
Onions CCc(ai$t por sack.
Butter Best dairy, 20c; fancy
creamery, 45cW52Jc per roll.
Potatoes, 0575c per suck.
Hogs Heavy, 81.75.
Mutton Weather s.'Uei dressed, 7c
Bccf-iltecr8,$:i.25(d3.50: cows, $2,50
2.7u dressed, feCO.
SALUM MARKET.
Whcat-40.
Oats-r35c.
Hay-Baled, :hoat, 80.50
Flour In wuolcsalo lots, $2 75 re
tail 83.00.
MlllstlilT-Sliorts $15,00,
Hogs drecsod, 5c.
Live cattlo 2i(n3c.
Sheep Live, $2n50$3.
Veal 6i3,
Butter Dairy 20c: creamery 25c.
Wool Bcst.Mc. Mohair 26c.
nops--Bcst 1017o.
Egga-?2o in cash,
Poultry Ohlckons, &Vi!9c; turkeys,
live, 100$l21c
Farm smoked meats Bacon, 8c
hum, Do shoulder, 0c.
Potatoes t''c.
A pples 30o.
Assay Office
AND LABORATORY-
No, 71 Chcmckcta st,
1. 11. T. TUTIIILL Asiayer,
HALF WAY HOUSE
Kino rlgnrR uml tobacco, itoft tlrlnkn: meals
al all hour; nice cli'iiu UuiIk. North Halom,
licnr W. I.. Wailo'N l'ubllo wuterliiK truiliili.
IMS-lino
M. KKICIITINOKIt, I'rop.
or
liccr m
(liiinhrlmiinuil Bolillt nlwnya 011 ilningM.
Delivered fri-o to any part ot tint city.
(IKO. I,. NHAb, I'rop.
1-13 Old I'loiipor Oroccrv Huloou,
I'liono '. iti Commcrvlid Hired.
UPDEQRArr BROS.
Collections and Loans
Kmim U, llimh llaulc Mock,
12 21-lmo HAI.n.M. OltKOON,
7 PER CENT LOANS
BOZORTH BROS.
292 Cominorolal Ot., Bulom, Oro,
KICAU KHTATIt D1CA.L,1CKH,
(lW-ll Il-Illll
Money to Loan
at 7 per cent
On.Morlgijje Security
One to' five yeark'jimc.
B0I8B & BARKER,
1lw.11.n-3m 270 Commercial at.
MORTGAGE LOANS
On improved city and farm property at
lowest rates,
WKHNHIt HUEVMAN,
211 Commercial street!
2 doors south of L.dd tic Hush's bank, .Salem
Oiccon. 11-12 dw 3m
REAL ESTATE LOANS
On short or )mij( time. Notes mid other
n-ciirltlin bought uml wild.
THOMAS, WATT & CO.
OKNKItAI. III10KKU3,
ll-ZJ-dw-U 'lit Couimerulal Street
..Money at 7 Per Cent..
Ijw rale on wll Improved arm
ii i id olty roertlw.
T. K. KOUI),
M-ll-dw-311) Ovur Hindi's llnnk.
A. M. HUMPHREYS CO.
UKALiCKS M
Grain and Grain Bags
Warehntiao, Halom and Macleay,
10-27-liu-dw Olllct, 'JM Counnerolal St., Balem
OPERA LODGING HOUSE
(IikmI fiirnUhvd room, with largo parlor In
eouueetlon.
102 COUUT BTHHKT.
1J-7 1. T. IhuNp, i'rfltr!mr.
To cure La Grippe, keep warm, especially
the feel, and take Dr. MIW Nervine.
-. - fc.,
BARR&PETZEL
Holo AKontBffur
AtL WOUK GOARANTKKD.
ai4 COMMiiRCIAL STUEET.
Telephone No. lSt
8AEEM
Benevolent Institute
This ctiarltablo Institution
iniiliititlnR tbo "Ilolpliitf Ilund
Mission." ut. 101 Contra street,
Siilum. It Is u bourdhiK liomo for
tbo friendless of ull denomina
tions, wbero meiils, beds and no
ccssurlcH of llfo arc provided. Sup
port, ussl8tunco and donations,
consisting of monoy. ioodn or wurcs
ot uny kind nro Boilultcd, und will
bo used ror tbo uood of tbo cause.
8lck persons will bo cared for.
12-22-tf A. U. COSS, Mnnatfer
O. H. LANE
Merchant 'Tailor
211 Commercial nt,
gy BulU $19 and upwards,
Pauta $3 and upwards.
SALEM
STEAM LAUNDRY!
Ploano iiotloo tbo out In prlooa
oatho following
Sk;rt, plain tocenU
Unner drawers..,., 5 to locenU
Under shirts 5 to 10 oetU
Socks, per iniir 3 centi
llandkerchtofs , . . . 1 cent
Silk handkerchiefs 3 conU
Sheets and nlllow slips 34 cents per dozen
and othei work In proportion.
7 Flannels and ntbor work lutollleoutiy
wasbod by liar rl,
COL 3. OLM8TDAD, Proprlotoi
winuunnn
lilfilsllUUL
FOR SALE BY D J.
Urn
Buckwheat Free!
Housewives Can't all Get on as
Committee Clerks
Itul tliey cun ull use II. O. Htcamed oatmeal, tlio flnent
uud casleht cooked broiiKfust dlsb Iu tlio world, und
potiii pound mid a half of elf-raising buukwliuit freu
with euoli paokuo.
HAItRITT & JLAWJtENCIfl,
T. S.BUR
til
Samtary
ESTIMATES FURNISHED.
PRIORS TO SUIT T1IEJTIHES,
103 STATE STREET
l:
Homo-Mado Harness and Saddles...
FROM OALIFOJINIA OAK-TANNED LEATHER,
KEt'AlRlNO WELL DONE.
KUI1KS, WHIPS, OILj iriXA, IN STOCK.
123 3tate street.
2-1-4 1,
r .. r-.wmnla !( mrwrm
O. H. mAGK
Bentfet,
Snecwer to Dr. J. M. Keene, old Whht
Corner, baLim, On Parties desiring swperioi
operations at moderate fees In any brMck ae
In especial request.
souo&imos.
PIAKO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS
I'OltTLAND, OUR.
ForBalem and vicinity leavo orders at (Sm
a Will's Music- Store.
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OFFICE CITY HALL' ,,
For water service apply at office, Bil'i
payable monthly in advance. Mile-
complaints at the nrf.
CAPITAL CITY
Express and Transfet
i jMoets all mall and passenger tralht. Hag.
tfage and express to all paits of tho clt)
Prompt service. Telephone No. 70.
WHITE & DISQUE.
tfAKM FOIt SALE
360 Aces All in Ynmlilll County.
IKOncrei fornnlo In aboily, or In 40-acro tracts,
located halt a mllo wet ot Wapato slatlnn, In
amhlll county, Oregon, and one and a halt
1 11 lies south ot (laston. I'rlco forcach forty acre
from UM upward, Recording to Improvement
and location, (looil noil and ca.iv tenni. Kor
further pnrtloular enquire of w. 11. KOAN,
ll-ZMmo dw Brooks, Oregon.
Caoital Soao Works.
Hunnlngat full hlait nml making best
f laundry and toilet sotps. lie sure to call
for the Salem brand when ou want cwxl
goods.
A. W, ANDEREGG,
Manner.
NEW MARKET
St.te street, near railroad 4 Freshest and
best meats. My patrons-say I keep the best
meats In town a af.
V
AT LIST!
Good News for tho'Sufferlng
Public. . . .
The envious rivals who were determined to
make Dr. Cook trouble In' the courts hare
backed down, and their alleged cto was
dismissed when It came Into circuit court.
They didn't dare to meet the truth, as Dr.
Cook's patldnt's are too numerous and they
are ever gateful to the man who has cured
them and cau cure others.
Dr. Cook mikes a spechtty of chronic
diseases, and does not use poisonous drugs to
cure tlum. If you have a blend who needs
help send him tu
DK. J. F. COOK,
Consultation free. 301 Liberty street
pnQTOPim
Ily unIhR r. l'rau's
Yollow Netva I'l'.iM.
1VL.U L U1VL.1 This iiilri(ul renicd
-.,. , r .3WVitLMii . - -" ' '
Salem later Co
. . ill
rails
JiiaraultfJ lociircull nenmn dittw, aueh as WtaV H-iiiory.lmof
irain lower, Headache. Wakrfulurst, Iiit MaMiuoc. Inly J(ml
Ions, Ucivousutw. iill cfralus, loss tt pwrr lu Ocucrav. Oigsus of
either sex, caused by over-cxcrtlon, youthful errors, exrr)i je of
tobacco, opium or stlmuUuts, which lead lo InCrmlly.Con uiftwoor
Icsanlly, Can he carried In vr itiwckct. Ji.coirrbox. "- 13, by mill
prepaid. ClicuUr J'ree. Sold hy all drugcltts. Ajfcrorll.t.-VonooUitr,
Mamifucturrd y tl 1'rau Stnllchie Co., firls Hrancc. I.ue-l).l
i'(UKCo.,dUtribgtlinKeuts. Third au J Yamhl1 8i vllanJ-o-
FRY, SALEM, OREGON
Olu IN O. anooKUY
ROUGHS
Aoi)liaiices of 111 Kinds...
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