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It. Daniels, of Dallas, wni u business
visitor In Salem today.
Mrs. laul IlanHcn returned from Port
land Saturday night.
H. Black was a passenger to Port
land Sunday on business.
Win. It. Turpi" '8 ll ,1UW l''ur'i '"
Joeph Meyers ASons store.
Pearl Thomas, of liorkley, Calif., is the
guest of the Misses Ketehum.
M, P. Berry and Miss Winnie Silver
v ere issued licenses to wed yesterday.
Ralph Itichards of Independence
came down this morning on business.
Miss J. N". Brown, of Bangor, Maine,
is visiting at the home of Mrs. M. L.
Savage.
Mrs. Perry Card and Mrs. N. M.
Hepburn returned from Portland Sat
urday night.
I). Lcpper went to Champoeg this
morning to work on a now hop house
for Mrs. Bonoit.
F. A. Sutton was a passenger to Port
land Sunday, on his way to AVardner,
Tdaho, for Work.
Miss Josephine Ilibbard,' of Willard,
arrived from Portland on the Ruth on
Saturday evening.
C. D. Harris and family left this
morning for Portland where they will
reside in the future.
G. T. Tillsou, went to Portland via
Hoag Sunday on a business trip, expect
ing to be gone soveral days.
Mrs. M. E. Burnett, of Portland, who
lias been the guest of Miss Ada Morgan,
returned to Portland Sunday.
0. 11. Brown, A. Catfish and Molly
Johnson, of Slletz, who were visitors at
Chemawa, returned homo today via
steamer.
L. C. Giltnoro, proprietor of the water
works and lighting plant of tho city of
Independence, came down on business
this morning.'
.Mrs. Johns, of Monmouth who has
been tho guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. N.
Smith returned home via Kuth Satur
day oveniug.
Mrs. A. McCulloy, of lluttovlllo, who
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. D. Mc
McCulIey, of C57 Front street, returned
home Sunday.
Miss Lena Buchheit of Mt. Angel, and
F. J. Barr, son of J. G. Barr, of this
city, will bo united in tho holy bonds of
nmtrimony on next Wednesday.
Chan. Burggraf loft on Saturday for
Morrow, Sherman county, vhero today
bids wero opened for a now $10,000
court house. Mr. Burugraf drew tho
plans.
Mr. and Mrs. I II. Parsons, who
have been spending several weeks in
nnd around Salem, rusticating, wore
passengers for Portland on Sunday, via
steamer.
I. Bunce, who has been enjoying his
furlough, returned to Vancouver, on,
Sunday to report to his command for
duty. Mr. Bunco expects to bo sent
back to Manila.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Williams wero
passengers down to Oregon City this
morning via Steamer Pomona whore
they will visit with Mr. Williams'
father and mother.
James Kershaw of this city yester
day received word from England that he
has fallen heir to 200 pounds sterling by
tho death of IiIb cousin Win. Taylor
.who died in Kngland.
.Lyman Loo, formerly clerk for Meier
AYrank of Portland, lias accepted a po
sition with Joseph Moyers & Sons. Mr.
Leo is a eon of Superintendent Leo of
ho Oregon state penitentiary.
Notice to utchers.
I will give free rent.light.wator.steam,
nml colli atorugo to any good responsib o
party who will operate a butchorshop in
connection with mv Ice and cold storage
works, corner Nineteenth and State
streets, Salem.
CbVht.u, Ick Works,
3-3t J. Mauire, Prop.
Neaiing the End.
The sale of boots and shoes by the
Boston Shoo Company, which haH lxen
on in Salem for the past few weeks, will
close on Saturday, June 10. There has
been a still further reduction In all lines,
as the company do not e.ire to roshiji
nnv goods, and will sell : ladies' French
kid button shoes worth f I, reduced to
41.50; men's French calf shoes worth $4,
reduced to I1.60. Children need not go
barefooted when thov can net such .bar-
trains in footwear as these: Missus
school shoos worth f 1.50. sold for BO
ents; boys' mjIiooI shoes worth 2, sold
for 75 centa: children's hchool shoes at
iilmost any price. There is also an ex
cellent lino of go'ods-that can bo bought
at bedrock figures, like ladies flno kid
hnttnn nr In en shoos, worth $2.50. for II.
Thorn is aUo a fine line of slippers for
house wear, worth 11.50, which are of
i ored for 50 cents, and why not bo easy on
your feet in tho house? No timo should
w lost. " 3 2t
Mrs. L. Lehman, Mrs. G. L. lioodo,
VI Km ma Vandervort. Mrs. S. M.
Vandervort and Mrs. L. Langley of
Sllverton were passengers down on
Btcamor Pomona to attend the W. C.
T. U. convention at Sherdian.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what you eat.
Itartlflciallydlgestathefood and aids
Nature in strengthening and recon
structing the exhausted digestive or
gans. ltUthelateatJiscovereddlgest
antand tonic. No other preparation
can approach it in 31clency. It In
stantly relieved and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
'Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
Slcklleadacbe.Gastralgia.Cframps.and
11 other results of Imperfect digestion.
f rpart by C. C DWIU A Go- Cblcaao.
Sunday School Convention.
Marlon county Sabbath pchool con
vention opened on May 31, at 2 p. m.
singing All Hall the Power of Jesus
Name, by devotional exercises by Rev.
B. F. Hinshaw of Marion.
2:10 p. m. 'Address of welcome by
Robert Reid also of Marion.
2:20 p. m.-Responsc by Rev. Pratt
of SAlem, and Rev. Gittens of Turner.
Brother Wynans of Salem, was elected
temporary chairman and Miss Anna
Lindgren of Marion, temiorary secre
tary for this convention.
After roll call of the different schools
in the county an address was delivered
by Rev. Gettlns of Turner, on Sundav
School and Temperance Work, which
should result in the down fall of the
liquor trnilii; and the up building of the
church and Sabbath school work, for
the salvation of this our grand republic.
Remarks by Chairman Rev. Parsons
and others.
Song, More About Jesus.
4:25 p. in.- Essay bv J. Tonkins of
Mehama, "Best Method of Preparing a
Sunday School Teacher.
Followed by questions and answers.
Lvening session rirat devotional at
7:30. Address Synopsis of the Nazar
lue lectures by John Parsons of Salem.
Collection.
Benediction.
June 1, Session opened ot 8:30 n. in.
Devotional exercises by Bennett Pear
son of Jefferson. After which reports of
different committees wero read.
The nominating committee proposed
the namo of Robert Reid of Marion, for
president and L. M. Gilbert of Risedale,
for vice-president, nnd Miss Anna Lind
gren of Marion, for secretary for the
ensuing year. Report adoped as read.
Committee on way and means pro
posed the disbursing of the funds as
follews: One-third of tho funds to be
turned into the hands of the state assoc
iation mid two-third to bo retained for
tho use of the county association.
f:30p. m. An address on the sub
ject: Helps for Teachers .and Prepara
tions of Sunday school lessons, which
was quite interesting by Miss Frickey of
Salem. Followed by an essay on Pri
mary Work by Mrs. C. M. Ogle Primary
Union, a member of Salem Union.
11:45 a. m. Influence of music in
Sunday school by Prof. Francisco Seley
of Salem.
The committee on resolutions submit
the following which was adepted:
First. Resolved that wo thank the
church and pastor for tho use of their
c'urcii building.
second. Wo do kindly ttituiK the
good people of Marion, "for tho kind
hospitality in opening their hearts and
homes to this convention.
Third. That wo deplore the desecra
tion of theSabbath and Sunday by excur
sions and picnics.
Fourth. l nut we regard intemper
ance as a sin, aim the saioou as mo
chief enemy of the church and home
and that wo favor earnest temperance
work In our Sunday schools.
Fifth. We wish to express our ap
preciation for tho services rendered by
the chairman and secretary pro tern,
of tills convention.
12:10. Adjournment to meet again
about Juno 1, next year tho exact timo
and place to bo given later by executive
committee.
ijfiiui)' ' ii(ii ru-cii.
Cni blood 'meruit) a cicnu skin. 4.
beauty without it. C'ascarcts, Candy Cntlioi
tic clean your blood And keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and urivinj all im
purities from the body. Begin today to
banish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads,
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascorctn,--beauty for'tcn cents. All drug
gists, satisfaction u'um-antecd, 10c, 25c, 50c
Piano Tuning.
Leave your orders for piano tuning at
tho ofllco of "The Wiley 11. Allen Piano
Co., at 222 Commercial street Saloiu.
A fine lino of pianos nnd organs, call
soon. "The Wiley 11. Allen Co." 0-5-tf
Don't Go Barefooted
When you can buy children's School
Klinon nt 7& cunts, worth 11.50. at Bos
ton Shoo Co.mpany, SOS Commercial
street, near the postofllce. 4 15 tf
J. T.' Potereon was a passenger to
Portland this morning, having spent
some timo visiting W. 11. Black.
Deafness Cannot Be
Cured
by local applications, as they cannot
roach mo uimmimhi (Minimi i" "
There is only ono way to. euro doafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an iullamed condi
tion of the mucous lining of the Eustach
ian Tube. When this tube gets in
flimied von have a rumblini! sound or
iiuiierfcct hearing, and when it Is en-1
tiroly closed deafness is tho rosult, and i
unless the Humiliation mil ijv iumw
and this tube restored to its normal con
dition, hearing will bo destroyed forever ;
nine cases out of ton nre -cum-ed by
catarrh, which is nothiug but an in
flamed condition of tho mucous surface.
We will give Ono Hundred Dollars f r
any caw of Densness (caused byoaturrh)
that cannot bo cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure. Sond for circulars, free. .
F. J. Ciienby & Co., Toledo, 0.
Sold by druggists, 75c,
Hall's Family Pills are the boat.
Btut the lh8 Klftd w H3"8 A13irs "
To cure piles, DeWltt's Witch Hazel
Salve 8THIKKB AT TIIK BOOT-lt TO-
move the cXusk, quickly and per
manently. Stone Drug btorcs.
0-a.&4VvJ3rtX-.
, 1M ioe Ijii w nuiji pop
Brick and Tile.
A frosh kiln of choice brick just
oponwl. Also sujwrior tiling of all
fcfwd, bwtmade. Call on or Adtim ,
J. 15. Mu 1(1 l 1 1 i
6.9rtd&w 1 m Fair Grounds, Or.
Mrs. L. W. ltidwrto, of Portland
and Mrs. W. Crown. f IMleimdeiee,
arrive.! Swwlay o tlw Ho. Tlwy are
thegueUio Mr. awl Mrs. C. H..
RobertMMi corner of High aad ClHMnek
eta streets.
IIbbcham's Piuus for btomftch and
Liver Ills
Mrs. F. I SauvaiM ami dulUr Mi
Minna, roturn! I Salonlajr turn
inc from a week's sokwrw in Oigoi's
1 luetropults visiting frlende aiol wltiv.
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All Excellent Combination.
The ple.innt method and beneficial
effects of the well known lemedy,
oiiiLi or tins, niaiiuiuciurcii iv tut
Camfohnia Fio Sunn- Co.. illustrate
ho value, of obtaining the liquid laxa
tive principles of plants known to be
medicinally laxative and presenting
them in the furuunost refreshing' to the
taste and acceptable to the system. It
is the one perfect strengthening laxa
tive, eleansinif the system effectually,
dispelling' colds, headaches nnd fevers
irently yet promptly nnd cnublln one
to overcome habitual constipation per
manently. Its perfect freedom from
every objectionable nntihtv and sub
stance, nnd its noting1 on the Uidnevs,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or Irritating them, make it the ideal
laxative
In the process of mnnufacturliifr (Ik
arc used, as they are pleasant to the
taste, but the medicinal qualities of the
reined,, nre obtained from senna nnd
other aromatic plants, by a method
known to tho CAi.troitNiA Fia Nyiivm
Co. only. In order to pot its benefldnl
effects and to avoid imitations, please
remember the full nnmo of the-Company
printed on the front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
OAN FKANCISCO. OAI
X.OUISVIX.X.E. KV. 1IUV YOltlt. N Y.
i'ori.ile by all Druggists. Price 5W, pcrlxiltlc
Ftom Marion.
R. C. Davis, who arrived here in
Marcli with bis family from Norton
county, Kansas, boarded the overlai.d
for Perry, Oklahoma, tho land of cy
clone. They go over the S. P. & Santa
Fo route. After nil the rainy weather
which wo liavo had since Ids arrival here
he was not discouraged and says if he
can dispose of his Kansas property ho
will return and make his home in Ore
gon. The fruit crop in this part of the val
ley will be the nearest a failure that has
bden for years. Cherries will Ihj the
principal crop no plums or prunes to
sjwak of and but very few apples.
Prospect for grain is good .though
some of the last sowing which was done
only a few days ago, is not yet up.
Many of tho farmers have their pota
toes to plant yet, the early planting are
doing well, too much rain for the good
of the general gardening as the weeds
out grow the vegetables.
Tho parties getting out railroad wood
are making slow progress" on account of
so much rain and bad roads.
It. F. Ray and son Mark started to the
Capital on Friday a. m. and when near
Turner one of their horses got a foot in a
hole in a bridge and sprained his leg so
they had to return homo again. The
horse Is quite lame and it will be several
days before they can make their trip to
Salem.
To-Nlgnt and To-Monow Night,
puveacli day ana night during Mils
week you can uot at any drugglstV
Kemp's Hulsiiui for tho Throat and
Lungs, acknowledged to bo. the most
successful remedy ever sold for
Coughs, Croup, Bronchitis, Asthma
anil Consumption. Get it bottle to.
day and keep It always in the house,
so you can check your cold at once
Price 25e and 50c. Sample bottle free
cod&w
ShaVc rnto Vour Shoes
Allen's Foot-Ease, it pawner for the
feet. It cures painful, jwollen,
sniartllng, rcrvous feet, and Instantly
takes the htlng outof corns and bun
ions. It's tho greatest, comrort dis
covery of tho age. Allen's Fool-RtfO
makes light or new shoes feel easy,
It Is a certain cure lor sweating,
callous and hot. tired, aching feet.
Try It today. Sold by all druggists
and shoe stores. Ily mall for 25c. in
stamps. Trial package FREE. Ad
dro, Allou i. Olmsted, Le Roy, N
V. cod d&w
IMmanl Brown, who has held a posi
tion with our electric company has se
cured a place as electrician at Wardner.
Scrnfiibt,MilL rheiMif atufitll diseases
caused by Impure blood aro currl by
Hood's Sursunurlllu, which Is Amor
lea's Greatest Modlclne.
Mrs. S. Hndley was a paawngor to
Portland Sunday for a week's visit with
friends and relatives.
itarntB your !lonrU Willi Ut(siret.
Onmlr Ontliartle. our wllpHfl turevei
Ko.36c. It O. C. O. (alt. druRtWirtuftd HMMiay
Good News.
Von omii buy gents' Fine Calf Show
for fl.'J5, worth $2.50, Boston Shew
Camixuiv. .103 Ccmuiurelul street, nwir
the postofllce. 4 15 tf
Miss AhhUt Mills, of thv Salem Hospi
tal has returned from h visit with Al
bany friends.
To luri Coinllpullon rorevr,
TabeCMoareis Utuev Cutburtl 10orSSe.
IIC.UO, ill to cure. drusEUt ruturU ihsdc?
MrM. DaviilMin andsUtar, of Corvullis
oanie down on the Hg Smida, for a
visit with Salem friends.
M Itare ttemi troubled errat ileal
with u u J iver. wi. i. r.iuoM eoutl
k,l I lu u.t .W-AK1 Ti ujIjckU oucu.la
ori'i 'i ii .'I urtKt tiru r--lix( tki am trial
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GOLD EXPORTS,
One Million Dollars to De Shipped to
Europe.
Hr Aasoi'liitiMl I'rcs to the Jonninl.
New Yoiik, June 3. The Journal nnd
Advertiser says! The announcement
that the National City bank would
ship $1,000,000 in gold to Europe on the
steamship Lucania was considerable of
a surprise in Wall street. Although
sterling exchange has ruled rather high,
it has been maintained by bankers that
there was little likelihood of any gold
exports at the present time.
That shipment should bo made by
the National City bank, which engineer
ed the payment of the Spanish indem
nity of $20,000,000 without Ponding gold
abroad up to the present timo kills to
to some extent tho force of any argu
ments whtch may be based on tho
shipment.
JiTlio view taken of the shipment by
conservative men is that the United
States is producing. $00,000,000 gold an
nually and now lias on hand more of the
precious metal than any other country,
and therefore can easily afford to Fend
several millions to Europe. Beside the
demand for exchange to offset tho pay
ment of the Spanish indemnity, there
has been a fair increase In the Imports
of finished goods from Europe which
must be paid for. Tills season of the
year is, furthermore, the period when
large sums are taken abroad by tourists
Tho exports of food products also de
cline in tho spring but this year are very
largely offset by exports of American
manufactured goods. Europe lias been
buying IkicIc largo quantities of our
stocks which wero sold here some months
ago, but has been stihtdily selling bonds.
No-To-liii" iiir fifty CrnU.
Gtinmnlpvil toluu'fo liniili euro, mnltrs vrcnl
nun struiin. ulooil imru. Wc. SI. All ilrum.'Uts
A. T. Mollltt left Sunday morning ia
t'aiii, taking with hhu sixty jack
screws to raise a largo grain ware house
for the Atlas Milling company. Mr.
Molllt has taken tho job by the day.
ltiti with you wlirtlier you continue thr,
nrrTti-kllllnir tuhacro bMilt. nit-l (.IM4 aH
.pinovc njoik'ttrefortobanu, wltlul MBbbV
outntfrvouiUlitreii.eipeUnlccKTjl ,1 B liip
tine, purines the blood, ro--qfaf I a milM.-
torrs loat nunhooil.rf ef W D Rvujoloirt
tnakoi ou ronir4TH AVKioM 400,000
In licalth, ncrTO- eg W I tHfrMri rureil llu j
ndpocket-YMkl MEkSO TOIIAC from
book. -rjl 'PV Lajour own dminrl't. who
'dft 1 1 AwlllTouchforui.Takn Itwlth
-BL'W LAJfwlll.patlrntl)'.lerilitentlr On
FIafJKH Pfi box.f I. niuallcurcei Sboira.ttU.
fjaaarva (marAnl.fl torn rr, or wp refnnrl money.
lana'SuriU(atnrjjCe.(llfit,Beairfal.iiwrr(.
CALL FOR BIDS
l-'or Lichtlng the City of Salem, Ore
gon. Sealed bids will bo received nt tho
otllce or the city recorder of the city
(it Salem, Oregon, from the dale up -ponded
to tins notice until the hour
of ft o'clock p. in. on the sot.li duv of
June, Ib'.M), for the lighting of the
streets and highways of the said city
of bulem, Oregon, for poriodsof three
years, and five years front Urn dalu of
the contract based upon the accepted
bid In this behalf; the Common
Council of said city reserving the
right to lejecl any uud all bids sub
milted hereunder and tho further
right to pay the cost accruing under
sulci contract, monthly, In the cur
rent warrants of said m tin Id nal Ily,
Estimates necessary to constitute
n bldtinedr this call, must be made
upon cither, or both, gas or electricity,
and for the several kinds, degrees nnd
terms of snrvlco hereafter sot forth;
III.I'.GTItIO I.llIllTINO.
A re lamp service, 2000 caudle power,
15 lamps
All night, every night, per lamp,
pcriuoiftli,
Mldnlulit, every night, per lamp,
per month.
All night, less mncu-light nights,
per lamp, per month.
Midnight, less moon-light nights,
per lamp, per month.
IflOO candle power, -tr lamps. Same
four degrees of service as above stated,
separately.
1200 caudle power, l.r. lumps, .Sumo
four degrees of service as above staled,
separately.
:2000 caudle power, :i" lamp". Same
four degrcosof service as above staled,
separutel).
lf)00 candle power, 35 lamps. Same
four degrcosof services as staled, sup
finitely. 1200 caudle power, :5 lamps. Same
four degrees of service us above titled,
separately.
Incandescent lighting, .12 caudle
nowor, 200 lamps vlih posts. Hume
four degrees of service as above stated,
separately.
.'12 candle power, 200 lauiPtistKpcndrd
on wire. Sanio four degrees of service
iisnboe stuted, separately.
.'12 candle pover, 100 lamps with
posts Same four degrees of set vice us
above stated, separuiely.
.'12 caudle power, 100 lamps suspended
on wire. Samo four degrees of service
as a hove stuted, separuiely.
oak i.iuirriNd,
Wellsbach Humors uvorage SO
candle power. 200 lamps with posts.
Su.no four degrees of service as above
stated, separately.
Same burners, powors and posts, 100
lamps. Same four dogreos of service
as above stated, separately.
Arc lamps to be suspended .t'l U .'15
feet above the grade of streets
All posts, yus or electric. t of
modern pattern, nnd light level l' be
not less than eight (8) feet above the
curb-line of the sidewalks: 1W may
be of metal or wood, but material
must be staled.
Suspension wlretsto bring light-level
Mine us above slated-
All cost, of maintenance, repairing,
lighting, extinguishing, cleaning,
breakage, etc.,tlw borno by the parly
contracting Ui furnish the lights its
herein called for.
All bids must be accompanlM by a
con I (led cheek In the sum of SI 000,
made r-avahleto the "Oily Recorder of
UicL'iiy ofhalttiii, Oregon, said cliw-.ks
to Im returned to the iinsuco'eaful bid-
ders Immediately after the rejection
ii' their Olds, and too check of Hie
successful bidder to bo held by the
Mtld city, at forfeit, In Hit) event of
the failure nf Hie Mild suce.estul bhl
tier toenUr uHiti the perforuiHoee of
hl or thflr contract awi tim uwe--ful
completion ih;eof wlihiri ninety
drtys after Uwwjuib shall hav lxen
igirel a id aertplwl by said bkldar.
rhlsadverlliiienl Is ordered to Hp
iwur In DhIIv nuner of Salem and
I'ortlaml, Oregor, and un I'runelirco,
IeattheClly of Salem, Ortmo.
ty order of lb Ootuutofi UumhcII of
wild city, the ttth day of May, 1Mb.
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QMifMii f tbe Of ty ut Sjal.m, Oregon
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KLSSSSsistsl
for Infants and Children.
Cnsloria Is a lmrinloss MtibstKtito- i'or Castor OH, Pnre
Koilc, Drops nml Sootliiuir Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It
i'oiitalns ntdtlicr Opitiin, Alorpliiuo nor other Narcotic
substance. It destroys "Worms ami allays Fovorlshncss.
It euros Dturrlm'U ami "Wind flollo. It. rollovos Tccth
hr Ttoubles and cures Constipation. It vctrulates tlto
Stomach nnd Uowcls, jrlvinir healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea Tho mother's IMond.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
' Boars tho
111 Use For Over 30 Years.
THC CtHTlllll COMINV tT MIIIHITtt'i WtWQHHCITY.
T. S. BURROUGHS
...Sanitary Appliances of ill Kinds..
KSTIMaTESJFUKNISHED.
1'IUOISS TOISUIT.TIIK TIMES.
10:i STATE STREET
THEY ALL WANTED IT!!
Yoa nee tliey tliounlit the Wcyclo In tlie
window, was the only one we linil. rhrre
were plenty more linlilc however, nmt wv
old 'em oue each. We can fit vou out alo
WITH A
RflWFORD,
LEUELflND,
'RE5CENT.
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MANHOOD RESTORED
Kiiaranteetl to cine nil nerroun itUrnun, ktich a Wraw H iiiory, l,uiiil
brain l'ower, lltaduclie, WiiWrliilnc, l.unt Ma' I.uk. Mulil'.y KniU
loim, NervouRnMn.kll clrnltu, lms -jf jmrr la Ceucrat. s orpam of
4
eimer e. cnutru iy oir
iouhcco, oiium or siimuimus, which lean in iniinnav,cot ii nuiiot
Iitsniilly. Can brcnrrled In rrt ixxVct. J w iicrlxix.f ). tiy mall
prepalif. ClicnUr 1'itc. Sold hj .'' (Iriik'nlt. AV.(orll,t Vonoothrt
Maiiur.ictiirrl 'iv X.Y l'rnti Mnllrlne t'.i . F iris frailer. I.aur.l)lb
k'rcjCo. tlistrlti'itl,ini;ciiu. Tliltdau I VsmliM
FOR SALIC IJV D. .1.
THE OLD POSTOFFICE STABLES.
aaaaLVL MaLaaaLSEaHaaW
Special rates g'ven to Commercial men.
IrivM iiiadii Ui all ixiliiU at all hours, fllvti us a sail aim! lid satinfltxl, I'Ikhiu Ul.
"At the Sign of the White Horse,"
I'or thirty yearn I hayo fiiipplled tho Initio with "All -Home Mitdu"
huriiONH of tho IIohL ('ullforiilu Lontlior. Eviirytlilnu Unit nuw
oiii of my kIioo Ik warruotud to ulvu HHtlnfuctloii nnd 1 am hotter
L'liulnpod to i-upnly thu doiiifind
couiiiiuii lioiwuon l'oruiuiu uud 'rriKco. AiuiiiiiiiuLiiror una. Jiuponer
of Hiirrib, SuddloM, ItoheH, Whips utid Horny L'lutliliiK.
E. S. Lamport 289 Commercial street,
Harritt & Lawrence
In thw tdtitw-to Kut .
Green Peas
New Potatoes
Steamed Ham
tM8f Mmnml llui in wiuwthlng dlieiou juat th thing.
HARRITT St LAOJRBNCB
Ol.li POflTOKPIOK O HOOKUP,
Why Net Buy Hhcxs
At Ut Itojktuii HIhh Company 'm btorw 7
IjwIUm' IIiw Ktd81UM lor fl.9,08
Cuiuuuweiitl airNt, iiwr th twUmlM.
4 1 tf
W UhI Ik Ktxlol Dy(HMUii Uur? Lt
la Uiv iHtwiy (iiHMivitrwl rtfiiiwly, tfio
Hioit ntimUn nre para tin 0 for aiding
Um awl uMtuilliiilon of foot, ami ro
storing orgn to a natural uoudUlon.
SUtuH DrugSuirw.
SignatUro ot
mmmmmmmtmmmmm
The DisQicmbcrmcnt of China
Seems imminent as the Towers know a
good thing when they see It. Those in
Salem who know a good thing when
they see it pronounce the laundry work
laid on their shirts, collars and cuffs tho
most perfect in its faultless beauty of
nnvthing outside of new linen ever seen
before. Our Hue laundry work Juts
reached the dignity of an art.
Salem Steam Laundry,
COI.. J. OLMHTKAt), I'ltOl'U
Phono 41. 2:10 Liberty Street.
PHONE 15)
Best and largest line of
Bicycles in the Gityi
Car load shipments
Direct from Factory
PPTniQ. ?25to
1 lvlvJUUi
$75.
Yy 0 llQVG
Best Bicycles
R, M, WADE d CO.
Ily iihIiib r. i'l-nu-
V.llow Nditn 1'1'lx.
TliU Vnili-ilut rrtnl
rxeiuon, yumiimi errors, . - v je Kl
i-w
FItV, HAL13M, OJtlDWON.
I'J2 I'KltllY.HT,, HAMtM, OH.
J. J. FIDLER, proprietor.
IIorriQA Hoarduil by tho
Day, Wt'uk or Month.
KtandliiL' Ton in h, lfio.
SI le llorhc 10c.
tlitiu oyor huforo. My utoak Ih not
Now Is Your Time.
Hovs' HohotA Show, ft, worth f 2, 11
Um iWum Hhm CniiiKtny, 80S Cointnt-r
ewl struot, nar thu witolllro. 4 16 t
W. M. GallaulKir, of IJryan, Pa.,
suy: "For forty yours 1 have tried
vnrliiiis oouuh luMlioinu. Ouu Min
ute Cuiik'h Otiro is Unit of all." It ra
Hovqh Irutantly und aura all throat
and lung troubles, Slouo j)rug
8tgoi
BUSINESS CARDS.
C' i-i. (DACK
Successor to Or. f. M. Keene, old VVhlti
Corner, Sabm, Or. I'artiei desiring superioi
oeratloas at moderate feet In any branch ar
in especial request.
ALBERT A. JESSUP.
3E5 asm t
Phono 1071.
U00M8 1 AND a, OKAY HL1C,
MaI'PI.NO. llLUR I'lUKTlNO.
P. P. CAREY,
Architect.
No. 0 Iloltuiui Block, SALEM,
I'atMit Olllco
Meohanlcal
UltAWlNdd.
UltAWINUa.
Ml in
Salem Soda Works
R. H. Westacoti', Prop.
All kluiUrof mid ilrltikn nnd bar Byriin a
spMlally, Vimt vlasn ilollvcry,
61 FBRUY STHBET,
a ii ir Phono zcas
SOUL 10 BROS.
PIANO TONERS AN) REPAIRERS
I'OllTliANl), OUli
KorHtlciitnud vicinity luavoftinlcrs at Oeo
0. Will's MimluHtorv.
Sab Water Co.,
OFFICF, CITY UAI.L'."
For water setvicc apply at office. IliP
payable monthly in advance. Malic
'omplalnts at tic n'w-j,
CAl'ITAL CITY
Express and Transfer
Meets all mall and pauengor tralhk. H'E
cae and cxiueu to all parts ot the ctt)
Prompt service. Telephone No. 70.
WHITK St DISgUF-
O. H. LANBi
Merchant Tailor
07 HTATi: HTKK15T.
tySultii $13 nnd upwnrdn,
I'anta $3 nnd upwnrcU
BICYCLE REPAIRING.
Ulcyclcs repaired nnd Htimlrlcs hup
piled. Now Hhop ready to repair or
oiilltl you 11 wheel
HiillHfuctlon irtiunintced. Your pat
ronuyu solicited.
KDGAlt & ROHEHTS,
3 IK tf 105 State street,
fissay Office
AND LABOrtATOnY.
No. 71 Chemekcta st,
I. II. I'. TUrilll.l. Asiaver.
G.S. rWRGHI
NEW MARKET
St.te street, near railroad Freshotand
liest meats. My patron say I keep the best
treats in town ' aI
HGI3I) OATH,
M1LLFUBD
FLO U II,
II A V.
LIMB.
014MUNT,
LATH.
Plaster
J, F-GILMORE,
61 Htalu aml.lt'J oiirtsl.
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9 TIIK IIIIHr IM MAOU I'llOM
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Salem
Special
3floui
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fPI !..ti 1 Itnti initf iirailitlluk m ml 11 'A
f (iiiaruntetMl us rtmrutwntod. f
A Money rufuudwl If not Mttthtfiuitory. A
Obtain thu host from your hiiiiit) mill. P
f YourGnwer will supply yu. o-ltf.J
xw'knc,unktci,
O. C. T. Go's
I'AHHKNflKIl HTKAfcUlt
POMONA
LKAVHH Hill POUTMND
Mmi)ay. Vtflnlay and Krlday at! a in.
QUICK TIMK AND IHKAf HATKM.
I)uklwtwitiuitata amltCuart Hts.
M.:i'. iiAl.mVlN, AtfnL
CURE YOURSELF!
I'm UI4 U Ut mnwural
OImIiaij. Iutt4inwlle,
liiluliuut ur UilUini
ol MUCUU BUiU.
IrmuumiMXi. J-H1UWM, U'l m !
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kuio ay iirugiju,
or M)t ih ftiiii nvi7r.
it wrjbbtl
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INTBUSXATB
nAxicinniTimi
ETTAANDERS-WILMAN
Associate Teacher Western Conserva
tory, Kansas City, Mo, repreientlog
V the Intcr-sta-e bystem, ai Salem, Oret
n Over First National llanV. Residence
376 Church street. Studio houts-9 to
L to 5.
fcursKNBsmliTVHNaNS vRMrsNHSA
: GROCERIES
Painla. Oils Window Otaan Vor
nlah, and tbo moat complete stock
01 urusuos ot all lands in tho ntati II
Artlsta materials, lime; hair; co- L
mont and Bhlngloai and the finest
quality ot crass seed.
lVs'BrNarsNagJffss3ssJKNKi
WANTED.
Now today aa vortisotnenu tour linos
or loss in tills column 'naortod tnree
times for 25 ctn, SO ctfl a week, $1
per month All over tour linos at
anmj rnto.
WAXTKI) 11 two Fouteil bugw nnd sin
glo ImrnusH. Inqulro ut 477 Wlntor
Mrect. 0 2 3t
WANTBIX One or two inon to cut cord
wood 5 lnileH north of town. Seo It.' It.
Hyn. 0 1 3t
FOUND. Asuin of money. Ennuiro
ut llurritt ti La wronco'H grocery. (( 1 3t
lOlt TIIADE. An unincumbered, un
improved 101) ncro tract of land half
nillo from Ainulio. Lowia comity,
Wash. ; every foot tillable and caoily
put in cultivation. Will trade forSalem
ruHidouco property or Binall farm near
tho city and pay or tako difference.
Qail on or ndureau Crawford & Craw
ford, ftilem, Or. 0-1 3t
EOU 8ALK-Gtxxl dry wood, delivored
to any part of the city. Price reason
able. Icnro onlors with Harritt &
Idiwronco or Fariners' Feetl yartl lllgli,
street. 5-20-Dm
WANTED AT ONCE A girl to do
liouuowork In small family. Apply at
Journul olllco. tf
FOH SALE I havo soino improved
lurniH both largo atid ainnll, for salo
from 15 to $:15 per acre. A. l Mc
Ateu, Iteal lCstato olllco, 103 State
Htreet. 4 6 tf
HOO.M.S, Furnished or unfurnished,
Mingle or in milted, dining room ad
joining, homelike. Second floor Cottle
Jlloek. Muttle HutchliiH. I'rop. Iloom
1U. 5-3Im
L;OlTsALE OR ItENT.-IO acres of
land, and house, ono acre or garden,
uuluucu bottom pasture and wood.
Good water, Joins school, G. V.
reuriulue, 'i lulled north on River
road. 4 16 tf
1UUYCLE PATH If your blcyclo
needs repairs bring it in, wo Have
tho skill utid stock to keep It In ilrsb
class condition. Wo curry a full
line of sundries and uiiikou special
ity of enameling couio und seo us,
wo satisfy our patrons. Gardner &
White, 288 Liberty street. Holiuun'a
block, next door to steam laundry.
Phono 28.r5. 1-20-tf
HOUSE CLEANERS-Remember
that tho best uud cheapest carpot
paper Is the heavy felt paper sold
at ThkJouiinal otllce. 20-tf
FOn SALE OR TRADE Karmot 2JH
norciun Tumor mail 334 mile rromBtata Uouia.
Neurly all linirivcd, Iioum, Urn and other out
Imlldliiu. A. J, Hwlenliik, Huuth Commercial
ktrevt, Huloui, Oregon S-9 1 mo. dJtw
Premium on Warrants.
Auy partle havliiK Marlon or l'olk eounljr
wiirruuU to illioto ut, will do well to call ai
thu nltlru of Kukouo Ilrovmuii, 370 Commorolil
ktnvl, wild Ikilau tSi lUrkvr. I will allow a
premium nil all mioli iiroivrly rmlorattil war
rant. Mouay to loan at and 7 ptr cent lnlr
iit on linproviil farm. No coisaltslon.
f IJ iKVwIjiii Kt'dKNfi 1IIIKVMAK
Wliltu Corusr IHock. tn Cummnrclal iirrtt
JERSEY BULL.
Full blood Jorsoy, Bervices for season
only fl, spot cash. Corner of Thlrteenht
and Center streotH.
5 5 tf UaowKA Box.
'. J. SULLIVAN
IMIAOTIOAL TAILOH
A nlco line of goods uud samples on
bund. SultH 15 up. I'auta f
p, 11 pereut tit guaranteed, ut
4 tf 110 8TATK UTJIEET
The water
Wouldn't stop running
iK'catiHo the faucet has worn out. and
iif cotirsu tho people of Balem know
a. .. ...1 1I...V. I. n..lll1lln(. lit fllll
QHWITORT
fjouN iiiii
DBALBU IN
- '"1 JJT- mA
l TTvT sAo?,5i,r v wis
lino uf plumblng-repiilring, wnwj slJ
or lunuuo .worx, to" r iv. r
ting, nr punitary plumbing of any
kmil that wo aro exports in that
lino, und aro prompt to answer . your
cull, and our chargen nre moderate.
BARR&PETZEL
21 1 COMMERCIAL STREET.
Telephone No. 37
Salem's Oieat Siupiue.
Iloston Shoo Company. Ladies' flno
Kid Sllpporaund ttu, 75 cents, worth
f.60. 808 Commorolal street, near tha
ixwtotlico. 15"
What you, want la a euro. DoWUt'a
they stay oured. Soothes and quicsy
t lUI J1 T. ' - - - -
.viiiui IIH7HI nniYB uuiua iiiivhi "
houW sores, soalds, burns, ana wuaj
.dls
ieaes. oiono urug owk.
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