According to the noveln
Richardson and Ms con
temporaries, in the olden
days men uaeu to admire
women who screamed
I upon the least provoca
tion ana tatnica on an
opportunities. Rich-
nuon's heroines were
always toppling- out
iof their chnlis, fall-
finfrina"dead faint
in their lovers nrtns,
havhie their ttny
cut and their lirtrnl
slapped, their cm
'pies bathed mid
their noses smc'Mng.
anltrri
Tlnth the women and tht
'men have changed radically since
. . ,i. The modern man uoes not
admire the fainting woman, neither does he
marry her. If by chance he doc, he is
only a man, and lives to rcjjret It. There is
no reason why any woman should be a faint
lngr woman. General bodily weakness and'
nervousness In women are due to weakness
or disease of the delicate, special organs of
the sex. Dr. Pierce's Favorite sPrcflcrlptlon
is a scientific and unfailing remedy for all
disorders of this description. It imparts
health and strength to the sensitive and
susceptible organs upon which a woman's
general health is largely dependent. It
quiets and tones up the nerves, restores the
vigor of youth, rounds out the emaciated
form, Imparts the glow of health to the
complexion and transforms weak, sickly,
nervous invalids into new, healthy, happi
women. It fits ibr-'wifehood and mother-
hood.
F
" Words fall to describe my sulTerlng before
ulng Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription,"' writes
Mrs. Sallle Key, or Tamplco. Granger Co., Tenn
"I had Inflammation, Irritation and profuse
flowing and was very nervous ami suffered terri
bly at all times. .My feet and limbs were cold. 1
had palpitation of the heart, and my back was
so went that I could not turn mvurlf In tw.i
i ne inougnt oi ioou sickened me. My kidne
r
ilx
fi tcij' liouiv iiicncu, i nau uccn uowti
roonthi. I could not teen nlirht or dav and
I not, steep night or day and had
gWea up all hope. My husband jrot mc some
of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrintlou. I took it
for five months and at the end of that time could
walk a mile and do all my own housework. I
am sure I would be In my grave If It had not
been for the Favorite Prescription.' "
Send to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffato, N. Y.,
for a free copy of the " People's Common
Sense Medical Adviser." Kor paper-covered
copy enclose si one-cent stamp to cover
mailing only. Cloth-bound, ji stamps.
Miiuiiuiimitiiiiiiniiniimummnimn
PERSONALAND LOCAL
For additional Local News see Fourth I'a'c.E
imirnrmTmnmrTTrrTmnnnmrrrmnTR
J. F. Baker, of La Grande, is visiting
in Salem.
Mrs. 0, P. Coshow, of Roseburg, ia in
tho city visiting relatives.
W. P. George loft this morning for
Seattle to visit liis daughter.
Mrs. Geo. ICtilch, of Independence,
visited Salem friends yesterday.
Sheriff Thomas Linnvillo of Astoria
was a Salem visitor yestorday.
U. K. Arnold of Portland was yestor
day commissioned n notary public.
Miss Minnie Iroton, of Sublimity, was
a visitor with friends today in Salem.
Miss Ktttt Kyle, of Corvallis, is in the
city to visit with .Mrs. A. G. Howereox.
Carl Roberta wont to Portland last
evening to visit with friends for a week.
Mr. und Mrs. C. W. Rolling of St.
Iouis aro in the city visiting with
friends.
Miss Rosalio rriendly, of Kugeuo, is
in tho city, tho guest of tho Misses
Paine.
Green H. Cornelius, tho Free Silver
war horso of Turner, was in Salem yes
terday. W. A. Stone, who has worked in Sa
lem for bomo time has gone to his homo
at Independence.
ltay Coukliu, of Monmouth, who has
beon visiting tho Salem foIiooIh, returned
homo last evening.
Walter Downing has returned after
having spent u week in Portland attend
ing tho C. K. convention.
Miss J. J. Kitgerald was tin arrival on
the Hoag last evening to visit a week
with Mrs. Fred Kuendret.
John Bayno tho attorney was in Al
bany today on business iw referee of tho
U. S. Court of bankruptcy.
Miss llluneho Kautner returned last
evening via steamer from tho (J. K.
convention held at Portland.
Mrs. Guy M. Powers returned homo
from Portland, whero sho had Ihjoii at
tending memorial exercises.
II. Madison, of IiuleiH'ndoncc, who
has beon visiting tho capital city this
week, returned last evening.
Chas. and Jacob Jiurrou, doing work
for an eastern art firm, were passengers
for Indoouduuco last evening.
Mrs. M. M. Gray, of Albany, who has
been visiting Salem friends, tho past
week, returned bom) last uvoning.
Rev. II. W. Iluby, of Oklahoma, has
returned from Portland and will preach
at tho Free Methodist church hi North
Salem.
II. Wahlford, who lias been doing
business in tho city for several days,
was a passenger to his Mission landing
ranch.
Miss K. K. Willot, formerly a resident
of Salem arrived last evening via
stcahior and is now residing at the
Cottage.
Mr. L. Orr and daughters, of IMckroall,
returned last evening from Portland
where they had beon as delegates to tho
C. K. convention.
Miss M. Wintormuntle, of New
Era, who lwj been attending Willam
ette university, returned homo via
steamor Klmore this morning.
Mrs Richardson and daughter Ror-
tba returned last evening via Iwat from
I'ortianu wnere mey nau oeon auonu-1
ingtotho funeral of her daughter.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what you eat.
ItartiflcUllydlgeatstbefoodandakU
Nature In strengthening and recon
structing the exhausted digestive or
gang. It Ifl the latet3i5COTered digest
ant and tonic. No other preparation
can approach It in o33clency. It in
stantly relieve and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea.
SlckHeadache,Gastralgla,Cramps,and
all other results of I mperf ect digestion.
Prepared by E. C- DtWItt A Co Cblcoqo.
1 "". I Of
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OREQON CROPS.
Conditions Prevailing in Various Parts of
the State.
Wet, wet,, wet, seems to be the word
most used when speaking of weather,
though tho rainfall the past week has
not been so great as people think. The
amounUrangos from 1 to 1.50 inches
with much wind. The heavy rains in
iu euuiiierii tiers oi counties was baillv
need. Notwithstanding tho lato cold
wet spring the lato sown spring grain is
Htooling well. Tho crop cannot possibly
bo ns large as average.becauso the short
ago in the acreage of winter wheat can
not be mado up by a largo acreage of
spring sown grain now, as it is too lato.
Tho agricultural report shows that
tho fruit propects have not improved.
In Douglas county the prttnu crop will
not bo an average one, but other fruits
npjoar to bo in good condition. In
Josephine and Jackson counties good
fruit prospects prevail.and tho same can
bo said for Coos and Curry counties.
In the Willamette Valley counties tho
Italian prunes aro practically a failure
other varieties of pru'nes will bo less
than tho average. Tho pear crop will bo
short in some localities and nearly
normal in others. The apple crop is now
quite promising. Tho cherry crop will
bo nearly an. average, though in places
tho cherries have dropped quito ma
terially. Strawberries aro ripening in
the southern counties and are well bet in
the northern; other lierries aro promis
ing. Tho hay crop will be a largo ono nnd
if tho weather will permit it to bo prop
erly saved there will bo no need of ship
ping hay from Southern Oregon to this
end of tho valley.
in rcguru to nops tnero never was a
finer prospect for a general good crop,
though tho yards aro gradually getting a
start of the workmen and some heroic
work will have to bo dono when the
weather does permit.
Not many hop growers arc contracting
their yards, though some old contracts
aro yet in force, but it is not likely that
many now ones will bo made.
It is now apparent that Jhe prune
crop will Im? almost a failure, though
there will bo a few to can and preserve,
thoro will be iiono to dry. In tho hill
country, south of Salem, whore there
was some thought of a crop tho long wet
spell has caused much of it to drop, un
til now but very little romains on tho
trees.
Tho commissioner of horticulture of
tho Second district says of Polk county,
after a visit in different parts, that there
would probably be but about 10 per
cent of a full crop. IIo further says that
the trees were recovering.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local applications, as thov cannot
reach the diseased portion of tho ear.
There is only one way to euro deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inilatued condi
tion of tho mucous lining of thoKustach
inn Tube. When this tube gets in
flamed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en
tirely closed deafness is tho result, and
unless tho iuflamation can bo taken out
and this tube restored to its normal con
dition, hearing will Iw destroyed forever;
nine cases out of ten aro caused by
catarrh, which is nothing but an In
flamed condition of tlw mucous surfaces.
Wo will give Ono Hundred Dollars dr
any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh)
that cannot bo cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. J. Chenkv & Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggist h, 75c.
li in is family rills aro tne best.
OASTOXLIiL
Ben tl f ' W"d You H?'8 Always Bougftl
The Kind You lb'8 Always
Blgnitnrt
of
CLOSINQ EXERCISES.
The Oiegon Institute for the Blind Closed
for Summer Vacation.
At tho Oregon Institute for the Blind
tho closing exercises for tho school year,
were held Wednesduy afternoon. Tho
program was rendered without a single
hesitation or error, which means a great
deal of patience and labor for both
teacher and pupil. Tho little folks did
particularly well, they seemed so un
conscious of self and did thoir best to
please. That' they succeeded was shown
by tho prolonged npplauso each and ovury
number received. I lie vocal duetto
"Tho Wild Hose," by Masters Edward
Mukln and Frank Sanders, was vary
touching, and brought tears to many
an oyo. By request this number was re
IKtatod before tho closing.
Tho largo and appreciative audience
joined tho schoql in singing the closing
hymn "America."
Prof, and Mrs. Carter havo labored
earnestly and well tho past year, not
only in tho school room, but in all the
various departments of tho institution.
When wo tako into consideration that
noarly one-half of tho pupils in tho
school are under fourtoon yours of age,
and that they require a mothur's care,
one can quickly realize that the matron
has work to do.
Tho outlook for tho coming year is
very promising, inabutuah as all tho.old
and a goodly number of now pupils have
signified their intoution of entering tho
school.
Flatulence
is cured by Bhroham's
pmj
Why Not Buy Shoes
At the Boston Shoo Company's storo ?
I-adiw1 Pine Kid Shoos or $1.36,808
Commercial street, mwr tho istollle.
4 16 tf
Lhance'for Mathematicians.
A tin peddler cheats a farmer's wife
out of II cents on her rag buga and 17
cents on a calfskin; she works two
dozen bad eggs on him at 14 aunts und
stuffs a iound of ben feathers in a bag
of gooet) feathers and fcftlld them at 40
writs a oud. Now, how wueh id that
tin tiddler 1mm1? Here's a chance for
youthful mutlwiwHlieiun. Munteoo In-
ditttliMlt.
Now It Your Time.
Boys' Shcl Slwsw, $1, wrU ft. a
the IkMtou Slioe OwipaKy. M30uhhw
cial street, near the jMMtoiUoe. 4 14 t
One Good Turn
De&erves Another.
ft
It ts so easy to go through
life dbing good and helping
to make others happy, A
lady jyio had beat ill with
a complication of troubles.
havinhbeen thoroughly cured
and now enjoying perfect
healtli felt it a duty to tell
her friends that the specific
that brought her back to health
was Hood s Sarsaparilla.
Thus, ifter Hood's had served her
well, sh i fel it deserved a good turn
nt her b ads. Thousands tell the Bamo
story of blood purilled and health re
stored. Hood's Sarsaparilla possesses
merit pe sliar to itself.
Catarni-"I sullercd over six years
with catun!i. Spent over $100 In ndvcrtlsed
cures, lnl ilers etc., without benefit. Finally
tried Head's Sarsaparilla and it accom
plished a complete and lasting cure." M. A.
Ardkv, VMor Ave., Worcester, Mass.
Ca8trtl3-" Nervousness caused by a
frluht nu fc my wife suffer Intensely from
pnstrltls. Morphine was necessary to re
lieve tin suffering. Hood's Sarsapnrllli
and Hood Fills were tried after all elsi
failed nnd In four days she Improved and li
It days s was cured." C. W. T. Schmidt
Cedar Fn ',, Iowa.
Blood Poison - " At 12 I had bone dis
ease und .ed crutches. Doctor prescribed
uml wan M to scrape It. My grandfather
gave me Sjod'a Sarsaparilla. After taking
four bottl it I threw away crutches, am well
and go to vliool." Ckarlks Campbell, 1810
Ontario 4) t, Niagara Fulls, N. Y.
Dizzy spells -"After the measles my
daughter ml illzzy solls, which wo thought
would pn ii off but they did not until wo
gave her Btod's Sarsapiirllla. In flvo days
they dlsnn;eared and in one month slio re
gained her usual health." II. 11. Kamfee-
beck, 5.1 (hives Place, Holland, Mich.
Indkrci Hon - " I now have a good an-
lietlte. eat fell, sleet) well and tnv ilvsnim.
sla .and rdlgcstlou have left me. The
reason Is 1 took Hood's Sarsaparilla which
entirely ci red inc. I om llaegage Muster
on the II. 1 O. Uallroad." Thomas Colks,
110 Carr S ...Samlustty, Ohio.
3otfySaAiaba;f&
Uood't lllbeurn liver Ilia, the non-Irritating and
"uiiljr catba-tlc to tk Willi liooJ' SarnapnrllU.
To Ee Trusted,
you think - the
'Don't
American
masses cu ibo trusted to think out prob
lems for (hcmsolvcri and urrivo at sen
sible cone tsions?"
"There in't bo any doubt of it," said
tho olllcel dder, "so far as tho American
masses Ui my own locality are con-
cemeii. litey nave neon voting tor me
for years.'l Washington Star.
The Homeliest Man in Salem
As well utthc handsomest., and others
arc Invited to call on any druggist
and cet free n trial bottle of Kemp's
Balsam for tho Throat nnd Lungs, u
remedy t Mat Is guaranteed to euro nnd
believe ullOhronlu und Acute (JjuuIik,
Asthma, llroncliltls und Consump
tion, rnw a.!'.', unu sue. cocky w
O .A. )5J KP O 3L-. X . .
fiowi tho 'In Knl Yw Hate Always BoujM
BVatoro . SS2
of
Uw.'V A5i
(U&i
IVM
Ti Allen's Foot-Ease,
A powdtf to be shaken Into the
shoes. Al this season your feet feel
swollen, tcryous nnd hot, and gel
tired eusl))'. If you have smarting
rcet or tlgkt. shoes, try Allen's Foot
Ease. Il I'ools the feet und makes
walking ,eiisy. Cures swollen und
sweating 1 feet, blisters and callous
snolH. Ildluvcs corns and bunions of
all pain aid uiVes rest und comfort.
Try It llduy. Sold by all druggists
and sliocjstoroft' for 2fic. Trial pack
ugo EKHE. Address, Allen S. Olm
tsed, Latiy, N. Y. cod d&w
!Qood News,
u buy gents' Fine Calf Shoos
for fl.i.'. wortlt 12.50, Boston Shoo
tympany ;) ccminorciai street, near
the postttflce. I Hi tf
W Mat ) Kodol Dyspensla Cure? It.
Is the rimvly discovered remedy, the
most eirectlvo preparation for aiding
tho and assimilation of food, and re
storing ii mans to a natural condition.
Stone Drugstores.
An Irritating Phrasing.
"Aro you st'riouslv ill?" axkttl
the
wull-lioiining.
"Cn, no," answered tho dysHiptii',
witliii jaring sarcastic laugh. "I hurt
all uvr and don't care whothur the sun
risoi tomorrow or not. But I am not
surhusly ill. I'm jocosely, flippantly
and farcically ill. I'm going through
all tio symptoms, hut I don't moan one
of tlem. "Washington Star.
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup Cures Over
nlglt the most stubborn cold as well
us dl its complications tickling In
tlielhroat, husky voice und violent
combing. It Is the most wonderful
meclclne, science has produced.
V. M. Gallagher, of Bryan, Pa.,
say: "For forty years 1 havo tried
varous couu'h medicines. One Mlu-
uteCouuh Cure Is best of all.
It re
Hews Instantly und-curea all
und lung troubles. Stone
Stores.
throat
i'rug
Salem's Oreat Surprise,
B(fton Shoo Company. I-adios' flue
Kid Slippers and ties, 76 Milts, worth
tlJA 'MS Commercial street, near the
Lpontllice. 4 16 tf
Wmt you want is a cure. DeWltt's
WUch Hazel Salve cures pile-, und
the' stay cured. Soothes and (illicitly
heat sores, souhN, burns, and skin dl-bea-ts.
Stone Drug Stores.
Aneited Last Night.
C Medee, of Albuny, hIhi whs ar
resud in that eity last BuiMUiy afternoon
for 'tabbing a man with wIwhi be wu
llgliliug ami silsemently broke jail,
win arrusted in Salem luet evening, lie
will In) turned over to AllMity author
Itiw UsJuy where he will have to n
wer the chargoa lotlgeil iutt him.
Dr. Bull' Cough Syrup Is the Remedy
on which you can depend fur tlw nure
or i protracted cough or lung atfeetlun,
bruuuhton by expo-ure to eMd It U
the uiont excellent mwltelne euki. A
bottle ousts only SI eerita.
To cure pile, De Witt's Witch Hasil
Salve 8TKIKHB AT THK HOOT It tr
uiavostbe OAUSH, quktkly and Rif
ruaoefly. Stone Drug SUr.
'mujm&vmfirr'
Anti-Expansion From Way Back,
"Fellow citizens" said the man who
culled the meeting to onler, "wo have
assembled on this occasion to record our
solemn protest aitainst the tiollcv of im
perialism. I havo the lienor to nomin
ate for the iKisltion of chairman of this
meeting, Mr. Absalom -.Shackleford, a
consistent and lifelong anti-expansionist
and a man whom this community de
lights to honor."
This nomination was imssod unani
mously, and Mr. Shackleford, the well
"known manufacturer of condensed
milk, took tho chair, amid loud and en
thusiastic applause. Chicago Tribune.
Hood's Sarsaparllhi novcr disap
points It limy bo taken for Impure
and Impoverished blood with perfect,
coulldetice that it will cure.
Asking Too Much.
"1 wish men w.ero like pianos."
"Why?"
"Because pianos aro either grand, up
right, or square."
"Well, most men are a greatdeal liko
pianos."
"How?"
"You can buy them at a big discount
from their list price." Chicago Trib
une. Example Is Better Than Precept.
Those sententious proverb', or old
saws, which are used as prcUxcs to all
of the .Howl Sarsaparilla advertising
in thousands of papers throughout the
country, are evidence of n new and or
iginal stylcof display advertising both
pleasing and effective. Tho Hood
llrm is to bo congratulated on so
cleverly adapting such wisdom us has
filtered down through centuries. An
other charming thing about this
Hood advertising Is the unique type
they are using. .'1
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
Hie Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars tho
12v0z5;
Signaturo
X7" V givc your cn,ar8Jn8
work to traveling
men when you can get it done
at home fcjr the same money
and know what you arcgctt'ng
W, D, Rogers, Prop., 65 State St.
CALL FOR BIDS
For Lighting the City of Salem, Ore
gon. Sealed bids will be received nt the
ulllce of tho city recorder of the city
ofSalnm. Ortv'on, from the dalo im
pended to this nutlco until tho hour
of 6 o'clock p. m. on the sui.li day of
June, 18!)!), for tho lighting or the
streets and highways of the said clt)
of salcui.Orcgun, for perlodsof three
yeurs, und tlve years from thi date of
tho contract bitted upon the accepted
bid In thlrt behalf; the Common
Council pf said city reserving the
right to reject any and all bids sub
milted hereunder und the further
right lo pay tho cost accruing under
said contract., monthly, In the cur
rent warrants of said municipality.
Estimates necessary to constitute
a bid unedr Mils call, must be mado
upon either, or both, gas or electricity,
and for the several kinds, degrees and
terms or service hereafter sol forth;
Kl.KCTKIO I.IUUTI.NU
A re lamp service, 20(H) caudle power,
lf lamps
All night, every night, per lamp,
per month,
Mlduluht, every night, per lump,
pei mouth.
All night, less moon-light nights,
per lamp, per mouth.
Midnight., less moou-llght nighlH,
per lamp, per month.
loOO candle power, 45 lumps, Same
four degrees of service as above staled,
separately.
1200 caudle power, ir lamps. Same
four degreesof service us above stated,
separately.
2000 candle power, .T luiiiiw Same
four degreosof service us above stated ,
separately.
1600 candle power, 'X' lamps. Same
four degrees of services us staled, sep
crutely. 1200 candle power, 115 lamps. Same
four degreosof service us above stilod,
separately.
lncaudosccrit lighting, .'12 candle
powor, 200 lamps with pots. Same
four degrees of service us a hove stated,
-eparaiely".
'Ucand'e power, 200 lamps nupcudcd
on wire. Same four decrees of service
asaboc slated, separately.
32 candle power, 100 lamps with
posts Same four degrees of Eel vice us
above stated, separately.
.12 caudle power, 100 lamps suspended
on wire. Same four degrees of service
us nboye stuted, separately.
UAH MUIITINU.
Wellsbach Burners, average 60
candle power. 200 lamps with posts.
Sujio four degrees of service us above
staled, separately.
Same burners, powers und posts, 100
lamps, bame four ueurecs or service
as above stuted. separately.
Arc lamps to Iw suspended 3'i to .16
feel above the grade of streets.
All posts, gas or electric, to he of
modern pattern, and llgbt-level to be
not less than eight IS) feetubovo the
curb-line of the sidewalks: Posts-mny
be of metal or wood, but material
must be stated.
Suspension wires to bring light-level
sumo us above fluted.
All cost of maintenance, repairing,
lighting, extinguishing, cleanlm.'.
breakage, etc., to be borrw by the party
contracting to furnish the lights as
herein called for.
All bids mum be accompanied by u
certified check In the sum of 81000,
made payable U) tho "City Recorder of
UieCity of Salem, Oregon, said chunks
to be returned to the unsuccessful bid
ders Immediately after the rejection
n' thPlr bids, und the check of the
successful bidder to tie held by the
said city. u.t forfeit. In the event of
the failure of the wild successful bid.
der to enU-r upon the performance of
his or their contract and the sueremt
ful coiiiplollon thereof within ninety
days nfler the same ahull have Ix-en
blKneiiaxi uccopteu oy saiu oiuuer
This advertisement Is ordered to ap
pear In Dally papers of Salem and
Portland, Orogor, and ban Pruudtco,
Call.
Done ut the City or Sulem, Orogoo,
by order of the Common Council of
said city, the 2tith day or May, IbW.
QlK). (JlllBWOI.O,
Phhu A. Lwmj,
8. A. Ilium
JalieJlal (JummlUiM af the Qniumnn
Ooastfl of tile Ofty af Salem, Oregon.
tao-i2t
HKsa&mi3ai
s
vvOT
JW i53? fv3 Br mu B fm j H H iV vBfOt
'Ws m vwJ mJ II w mm
for infants and Children.
The Kinn Ytm lluvo Ahvnys Uottfrlit lias borno tho Hlpna
turo of Clias. II. Fletcher, ami has heen mado under his
personal supervision for over JH) years. Allow no ono
It) deceive you In this. Counterfeits, Imitations nnd
".Inst-us-jroocl" are. hut Experiments, nnd endanger tho
health of Children Experience against Experiment.
The Kind Ton Have Always Bought
Soars tho
CkvTCU
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TMt CtHnilW CQMMNT, TT MUWWftV TWtT. NtW VOWK CITY.
i?JW JP
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nv;
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T. S. BURROUGHS
...Sanitary Appliances of 111 Kinds ...
KSTI M ATESJFU ItNISII KD.
l'KIOES TO'SUIT.TIIK TIMKS.
10.1 STATU STIIEKT-
THEY ALL WANTED IT 1 1
YouseellieytlioiiRht the bicycle In the
window, wan llic only otic we hail. T i-ic
were plenty more limlilc however, mlwii
tola 'em one each. Wc can fit vou ouV nlto
WITH A
RflWFORD,
LEUELflND,
'RE5CENT.
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fuarutcel locuectilt
lout, Her vounurn. t.11 ifralui, lu Mf p.wrr lit t.ctierni. Orgaui ul
either ki, cniiK-d by over rxeillun, y )iilliful rrrurit, (. -loai"' a of
tobtcco, opium oritwnulanli, which lead In Infirmity, Cor ut j.ionot
luwniity. Cnn l.ciurr Icil
uciialil. circular I'rcc.
Hauufjcturrd liy th-
l''UCu, (IMrlb'jIliiaKciitii. Thlnlaii I YamhlilfiK'
FOR SALB V 1). .. J'MIY, SALEM, ORISMON.
THE OLD POSTOFFICE STABLES.
' ' an ' ff;l,f- " J
Special rates g'von to Commercial men.
Ilrlv.a madrt to all imiIiiU at all hoilrn, (llvn il all lli Ii,mUIIwI, I'lmno 181,
"At the Sign of the White Horse'
For thirty yearn I liuyu supplied tho trade with "All Home Mado"
bunion nt the Hohi L'allforiilu Leather. lOvorylhlntr that tfocH
out of my Kbop Ih warranted to u'lvo milisruutloii and 1 inn iMitler
equipped to nupply the douiaiid than eyer before. My Htock Ih not,
((juallud Hetwceu I'oriluiid und 'Krlswi. Maiiiifaoturor and Importer
or Illinium, KuddloH, HoIjoh, Whips and Hornu CLUiIok.
E. S. Lamport. 289 Commercial
Harritt & Lawrence
Iv the plug to K"t
Green. Peas
New Potatoes
Steamed Ham
jaVKI(iiiil Hhih in fcjiiitliim,'lHlii'im Jtiit tlitt thing.
HARRITT St LAmRBNCB
old iHnrrovriGK aiiooHity,
Bmi our (Viiiiiltt line of
MEN'S, BOV'S AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,
Hutu, Cup, tJut KiirnUibiug CiMxlti.
TRUNKS AND VALISES,
ulj kind and w, ull ut Itok ilyttoui pricHj
W. H. HOBSON. 297 Commdrcial st.
Signaturo of
Ncaring His Finish,
Agulualdo is right now. Ho lias got
enough I There are many peonlo in tliiH
town that known when they navo had
enough of poor laundry work on their
linen, and they turn to us for relief. It
ts a pleasure to a imin to sou tho ex
quisite color and Mulsh that wo havo put
on his shirt, col I urn and cuffs when sent
homo from this laundry.
Salem Steam Laundry,
COL. J. Ot.MSTKAU, VKOi'lt.
Phono 41. 10 Liberty Street.
PHONIC Ifil
Best and largest line of
Bicycles in the Gity,
Car load shipments'
.Direct from Factory
PRICES: !l.t0
M n hnWO
v TPi T
LCii uviw
w WADE co-
lly iisIhu Mr. fKii'M
i .'iii'w m vn I'l'ix. ,
Tlill ntlr.fti! riiit
ncrruiiii cIIm-hki, nucIi h Weak Vjnory, I,oMof
In rrt pocket. Ii ou per x,f
iieriKix, j, iiynnii
Ak for II , t- ko no ot her.
Sola lr all tlruirelkU. Auk lor II .
1'iau Mrtllclne Co , r irl France,
t.aue
ie-i)Arix
v- i .
)i I'HI(IIYT BAI.KM, OU.
J. J. FIDLER, proprietor.
IlorKun lioiirded by tho
Day, Week or Moulli.
Hlundlnu Toiuiih, IAc.
tili'Klu llurhe 10c.
street,
BUSINESS (JAUt)S.
C. H. ID.ACK
Sucoester to Dr. J. ii. Keens, old Whltt
Coiner, Sabm, Or. l'Artiet desiring superioi
opciatlons at moderate feet in any branch nr'
In especial request.
ALBERT A. JESSUP,
Phone 1071.
KOOMS 1 AND .'1, OKAY IILK.
MaITISU. Hl.UK 1'ltlNTINd.
P. P. CAREY,
Architect,
No. 0 Iloluiun Mock, SALEM.
Patent Ollloo
Mechanical
UHAWlNlld.
DHAWINUH.
M-t m
Salem Soda Works
R. H. Westacott, Prop.
All klnctif aoft ilrtnkn and bar syrups a
lKoUlly, Klmt claM tlullrory,
6i rnnny stubbt,
Phono 2GE5
3 nt.r
. SOULE BROS.
1'IANO TUNERS AN!) REPAIRERS
POItTIiAND, OltK
t'orHalcm ami vlolultjf loiivo unlurs at JOco
C. Will's MuMoMtorc.
OFKICF, CITY IIALL'
For water service apply at office. Ilil'i
payable monthly In advance. Make ;
complaints at thf rMi.
CAPITAL CITY
Express aad Transfet
Meets all mall and pasiengrr traihk, Bag,
gage and express to all parts of ths cit)
Prompt service. Telephone No. 70.
WH1TK & D1SQUF.
O. ti. LANB
Merchant Tailor
07 8TATK BTHKIVr.
Cy-Sulta $13 and upwards,
PanU S3 mid tipwnrdt
BICYCLE REPAIRING.
Illcyulcs repaired nnd sundries Mip
plied. New tihon ready to repair or
uiilld you 11 wheel
Uiitlifuctlnn Kiiiiratitccd. Your put
roiiimo solicited.
131)0 A II & IlOHRItTS,
II IH tf 105 Htuto Htreet.
Rssay Oiiice
AND LABOllATOny-
No. 71 Chcmckcta s(,
I. II. l TUT! MIX Asiaycr,
NEW MARKET
St.te street, near railroad. Freiliest and
best meats. My patrons say I keep die best
peat In town a ai
Land
SEI3D OATH,
MILL.KKHD
PLOUH,
MAY,
1 IdOICF OKMK
NT.
LATH.
J, FGILMORE,
tlHIlomni:HO oiirtsl.
'Ik'VKiJfc'mg
t.
1IIIKAI) IN THK BTAKK OV !.lt"ll--
TDK HUNT IH MAIIU 1110 l
i
1
i
Salem
Special
3flout
i
fjliottur tliuii iiuy pruviouttly mini. ri
f Cliiuruiitiiinl um rvjiruHuutini. f
m .iiuiiry ruiuiiuuii u nui miiiniiiciDrv.
t Ohtitln tho hiwt f roui your home mill, f
f Yourdrocorwlll DUpplyyuu. 0-ltf.J
O. C. T. Co's
I'AHtJKNMKIt HTK.a.Klt
POMONA
I.KAVKH KOIl POiri'MND
M'lixlay tMlnuUyaiiiI KrMay ttlam.
QUICK TIMK AND (1IKAP HATKH.
l)wiiU,twwuplUUt aul('iurt Bt.
M. 1' 1IALUWIN. Asont
CURE YOURSELF!
I'm Ulil U fur uuliirl
liuliatyM, lulUuiumikjn.,
nlUlliHia r ulMrMlluu
if imuu HHnuLfattr.
jfixou wuiu. 'Ihw. '! ual lm-
(lM&UWilCB !-'
Wli tJ FVKIVi
yr nl Ih iil rr(ir,
l imu. titli. (ui
ir.HK.iMr a UiiLUt. lite, '
UruU( w.11 ou ikiuc
Salem Water Co.,
fi S PKBBBD1 ffiFR
UU 1 lllJlJUU LIU Jill
flB l,lul ut v
11,1 i w turn
Pijfrw
lTvKSKsNJMrx-Is0rs-NBNJrs
INTBR-STATU
ETTAANDERSWILMAN
Asiociate Teacher Western Conserva
tory. Kansas Citv. Mo.. ,.... u,.
v the Inter. uta'r Kvttom ct. n.
m Over Fint National ItanV. Residence
376 Church street. Studio hoiiM-o to
L to e,
RNRSIMsHNtaNI JAMhi
: GROCERIES:
Paliita. Otla Window Glass Var
Utah, and tbo moat cotnploto atock
ot Bruahoa of nil kinds In tho atat
Artiata matoriala, llmo; hntn ch
mont and ahlu8loaj nnd tho flnoat
quality ot crnaa aood.
rSJrvJWvjssjgSWvu
WANTED.
Now today navortiaomenta tour Hum
or loss in thU column iruorted ttrse
tlmoa for 25 ota, 50 obi a weok, $1
por mouth. All over lour Uni ot
sarao rato.
WANTKI)Ono or two moo to cut cord"
wwmI C miles north ol town. See It. It.
Kyuii. 0 ! 3t
FOUND. A Mum of money. Knqulro
ut llitrritt ty Luwroncu's grocery. (1 1 3t
Grand Army and Woodmen
nnd members of other ordcru nil enioy
Hinoking ii Sulem nmdo cigar nnd when
tlioy want tho beat tlioy buy "La
CorotniM. '
FOR TK.UiE.-Ai, unlncumlwreil.
f J'n-
IllllirilVlwl If Ml nnrn ImaI nl l...l.lf-l
mllo from AliiBlio, Lewis comity,
UiiHh.i every foot tillttblo and cnoiiy
lllll III nlllll..ll.... Iff ft I i a
ITn
I'liwiiuiiiuvuiiuii, iu irauo lorcalom
lyaidoni-o projiorty or small farm nenr
Uio city nnd tmy or tako difference.
Cull mi or (iddrvmi CrawfonlA Craw
ford, Salem, Or. o-i at
"AIKN You ran earn wauea wlillu
ll'lirillni' luirlmr tnnln nnA o...,l..i t..
two mouths. Cataloguo free. Jlolor
Harbor College, Sim Francisco, Col."
n-ai 3f
FOIl TUADK-A Hiuall farm nearSa
lein for land in Kaaterii Oregon or
WiiHliington. Address box (W, Salem,
r 631 81
NO MOUli SIKAL TICK KTS.-After
J uiii 1 the Clark Iwarding house, a
302 Front Htreet, will dlsiHinso witht
meiil tieketH except to regular board
ers, but will continue to give tho best
i!J cent meal in tho city. Don't for-"
Ket tlioplaeo, 302 Front street, be
tween Court and Chomekuta streets,
Halom, Or. 6 29 3t
KOIt HAI.H-OiHxl dry wood, dcllvortxl
to any jiart of tho city. l'rco reason
able. I-oivvo onlors with Harritt &
kiwreneo or Farmers' Feeil yanl High,
street. S-Sd-Sm
OAltHIAUK FOIt BALK. A good
family vehicle with tuo seats, for salo
clump, or trade for uoori. Cull on J.
K. -Alurpliy at SalomTilofactory.20 Ot
FOIt KAI.Ii I havo somo improved
farms both large and small, for sale
from f 15 to f 35 per acre. A. F. Mc
Ateo, Heul Kstato olllce, 103 Stato
street. 4 5 tf
KOOMS, Furnislieil or unfurnished,
Single or in tultou, dining room ml-
lolnlng, homelike. Second floor Cottlo
lllook. Muttlu Hutchlus, Prop. Iloom
J 5-3-lm
KOIt BALK OR UBNT.-10 uoresof
land, mid house, one uurouf garden,
biilunco bottom pauturo ant wood.
Oood water, Joins school, O. W,
I'eiirmliie, 2 miles north ou Illver
road. 4 16 tf
UIOYULK PATH-lf your bicycle
needs repairs bring It In, we havo
tho skill und stock to keep it la tlrst
cluss condition. We curry a full
lino ni sundries und nmko a special
ity of onumellug couio und see us,
wo sutlsfy our patrons. Oardncr &
White, 2ttS Liberty street. Ilolman's
block, next door to a team laundry.
Phono 255. l-20-tf
HOUSK CLKANEItS- Remember
that tho best und cheapest carpet
paper Is tho heavy felt paper sold
Ut THK. lOUKNAL Olllce. 20-tf
"FcTnSALE OR TRADE Karmot H
urea on Turuar ruut H mile rrouibtata lluut.
Nearly ull lmruYU, Iioum, Urn and oilier out
liiilMliik', A. J. Hwlealuk, Boulh CoairuercUl
trrit, b iUiii, Oregon S-9 1 mo. UAw
Premium on Warrants.
Any !artltM having Marlon or I'olk coiiuty
wurrmiU lo iIIdikmu nf, will do wall to rail ai
Ilia ollli'u of Kni(ui)B llrttyman, 270 CoianifrcUl
nriii, wiwi iiouu .v luraer. l win allow
lrmiuin ou ull moll inerlr tudorl war
runlK. Mnuuv to loan 1 1 and 7 tier eont'l&ter.
u A: luikirr. I will allow a
rt ull Imliruveil UruiK. So luroraluToD.
uiiAwSm KroB.st; nitfcVsiAS
Wlilto ( urnur Illirck. no Coiauiarolal itrMt
JERSEY BULL.
Full blood Jurey, sorvlces for season
only 1 1, Hiot casli. Corner of Thirteonht
uml Center streots.
5 5 tf llitowN & 8o,
jCJ. SULLIVAN,
I'ltAfriOAl. TAJLOIt
A ulco line of goods and sampled on
unu. Hints io up. I'uuis i
p,a peruct til guriHeed, at
1 Hi tf HO OOUMKItOtAli 8THEBT
'
Notice to Contractors.
Sealed bids will bo recelyed by the
county court of the county of Lincoln,
Oregon, until 11 o'clock a. ui. Juno 8.
1800, for the erection und completion
ofu frume court, house according to
tho tilun.H und snecltlcullon) prepared
by Charles II, liurggraf, nrchlteot,
Sulem. Kuoh bid muat be accompanied
hyucertl tied check for live percent
of amount or bid, which check will bo
forfeited to Lincoln county la casj
the bid Is uccepted and bidder falls to
enter into u contraot and give a bond
for completion of said work. Tho
successful bidder will bo required to
furnish au approved bond to the full
aiuouut of contract. Plane way be
seeu ut countv clerk's olllce ut Toledo,
Oregou.or ut the architect's olllce,
cialeio,
All bids must bo tiled with the
county olorlc Tho court reserves the
right, to reject uny ot um mus.
Ry order of tbo comity court-
Toledo. Ore.. May . I8t. ' 5 13 W?
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CONSERYATOIIY
I JOHN W&
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