Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, June 06, 1899, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextktfWH --- - .-,- . In the War Comrade 8. N. Burtts ,)t Lowlston, 111., had somo thrilling ox iJorlonces, but nono seemed tnoro dntigorous lima those of his lato heart trouble Ho says: "I had severe palpitation of the heart for years. My physicians said 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." DR. MILES' Heart Cure Is sold by all drucRlsts on Runrnntoo first bottle boucflta or monoy back. Hook on heart and nerves sont froo, Dr. MIlos Medical Company, Elkhart, Ind. PERSONALAND LOCAL i 3 For additional L icnl Newsavo Fourth Tane. ijrnnnnmTTTTTimmTrTnnnnmTniTTTTTTTJs Mrs. S. F. Anderson left this morning for points in Eastern Oregon. Miss Myrtle Hurnlinnl returned lust night from 11 short visit to Portland. John Vim Wagner, returned yester day from u t hreo weeks visit in 'Frisco. Mrs. Samuel Church, of Portland, is the guest of lion, and Mrs. J. J. Murphy. t Mrs. Love Halmor left today for Grangevilli,', Idaho, where she will join her husband. Miss Minnie Christcuscn, of East Portland is the guest of Miss Mabel Shupp of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Cherringtbn were passengers to Portland this morning, where Mr. Cherriugtou Is in business. Mrs. J. W. Crawford was a passenger to Corvallis lust evening on the Iioug, after visiting far some time with Salem friends. T. T. Crosston and wife, of Portland, who have been visiting with 0. G. Holmes, at Rosedale, returned on the Hoag today. Miss Mary Wood, of Portland, re turned to her homo in Portland today .after visiting with Salem friends for tovcral days. Mrs. C.E.Glenn, returned to Portland this morning. She has been in Salem some time visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wrightman. Mr. and Mrs. Kershaw were pas sengers for Xowberg this inonungwhero they will rosido for several monthi. Mr. Kershaw is agent for tho Keystone view company. Deafness Cannot Be Cured by local applications, as they cannot reach tho tliseased jwrtion of tho ear. Thero is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deufness is caused by an inflamed condi tion of tho mucous lining of tho Eustach ian 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 intlamation can lie taken out and this tube restored to its normal con dition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an in tlamed condition of the mucous surfaces. Wo will give One Hundred Dollars fir any case ofDoasnoss (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. F. J. Ciihxky it Co., Toledo, 0. Sold by druggists, 75c. Hull's Family Pills are the best. Knocked Olt a Trestle. Last Sunday Miss Goyoro of near Chemawa, was knocked off tho trestle by a careless whoelmrn, at Lake Iji- tiish, falling a distance of 15 feet and striking on her back, She wag ser iously hurt. A surgeon was called to Chemawa on Sunday evening to attend her. She is in a ercurlous condition. Scrofuh, salt r'lei'tn and nil diseases caused by Impure blood are cured by Hood's SursuparIhi, which is Amer ica's Greatest Medicine. a .A. STOK.IA. Btm tb j 1 to KM Ym HJ"9 Ahnyj BwgM Coon Songs. Hear tho latest Coon songs at the Fair Grounds next Sunday when the Con ductors Excursion holds its grand rally thore. The North Star Quartette Is distinctly in it, in gro melodies. tho mattor of N6- tf Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. Digests what yon eat. It artificially digests the food and aids Nature In strengthening, and recon structing the exhausted digestive or gans. It Is the latest discovered digest ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach it in eMclency. It in stantly relleveaand irmanently cures DTsoeDsla. Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence. Sour Stomach, Nausea, Slckneadache,Ga3tralglaTCramps,am all other results of imperfect digestion. ELECTRIC FIRE ESCAPE Oregon Insane Asylum to Be Equipped "With the First on tho Coast. Inmates Will Simply Jump In and Let Go and Be Swiftly but Gently Lower ed to Terra Firms, Inmates of tne Oregon insane asylum at Salem soon will be practically guar an toed against death by (Ire in that in stitution. Also tho asylum will have the distinction of being equipped with a new variety of fire escape, the like of which has never before been seen on the Pa cific coast. Tho Northwest Electric Engineering Company, of Portland, has secured a contract for installing at the asylum a Kirker-llender (ire escape, and will con summate the work in the near future. This apparatus is a wonder. It consists of a cylindrical shaft six feet in diame ter, set up outside of the building, with openings to every floor. Inside is a spirul chute or slide. All that Is necessary for a person wishing to escape from a burn ng building to do is to open the door to this lire escape, sit down on the slide and let go. The slide is so constructed that it controls the speed of the body descending, the speed being no greater at the bottom than at the beginning of the descent. This has been practically and publicly demonstrated at various places in the East where these escapes are in use. Fully 200,000 trips have been made through them and no one has been tho least hurt, nor is there any jKisslblo chance for any one to ever get injured. Tho entrance doors have projecting frames so that they can open inward and not interfere with tho slide. These doors close automatically to prevent the entrance of smoke and heat. The exit doors open outward. A very light pres sure of any object sliding against it opens an automatic latch on these doors. The slide comes within 18 inches of the ground. Escaping persons get up as if arising from a chair on reaching the exit. Escaping from a burning building by means of tills dovico wilf be a' pleasure. It will be like enjoying a toboggan slide. Inmates of buildings can slide gently to the ground instead of dinging wildly in midair to the old-style ladder, and being suffocuted with smoke and scorched by flames. Even tho most timid person, who would shrink in terror at climbing down the regulation (Ire escape, will easily take to this new device. A building on lire can be emptied with tliis apparatus ar tho rate of 150 persons per minute. A Refreshing Style. The nrt of quotation requires deli cacy In practice. An already famous II rin luisorlglnutocl and developed Into yery promising advertising u muss of old, quaint proverbs We refer to Messrs. C. I. Hood & Co,, of Sarsapa rlllu fatue, who are using not only our column, but those of thousands of our contemporaries. In adapting wise saws to their service by clever and practi cal turns, It Is refreshing to see something new and bright In this line. Clean cut argument is belter than big display type. 7 Piano Tuning. Leave your orders for piano tuning at the otllce of "Tho Wiley U. Allen Piano Co., at 222 Commercial street Salem. A flue line of pianos and organs, call soon. "The Wiley 11. Allen Co." 0-5-tf Don't Go Barefooted When you can buy children's School Shoes at 75 cents, worth $1.50, at Huh- ton Shoe Company, 1103 Commercial street, near the postofllce. -1 1G tf POLITICS In Place of Principle Guides Oregon Ed- ucational Affairs Too Much. The Weston Leader 1s rod hot over the election of I). V. S. Hold us presi dent of tho Normal f-chool "at thut city and hays: Hut no. The Loader charges that J. II. Haley, J. W. Seribor, .1. W. Morrow and W. G. Lynn, man of prominence and ability although the three former may bo considered, woro false to their trust as normal school regonts. Ihoy woro not seoking to promote 'the lost Interests of the school. Peoplo who are familiar with tho facts know this to bo truo. The regents know it themselves in tholr inmost hearts. It was a "job," of tho kind that politicians love, but in finitely worso than' the usual stripe. It was a job against tho school systom. Tho four ' regonts ro-olectod to presidency of tho normal school, Which theio wore numerous other the for up- pliculits, a man who is unsatisfactory to tho jmtrons of tho school, almost with out exception. The school under his management had been a failure. They gave him full control, almost equal to tho absolutism of Oie Russian czar, and ho was responsible for its failure; ytt they ro-luctttd him. They retai;iil the president, against whom thore woro numerous wollgrounded complaints, nut i i .i... -.i i , ..i .1... clUUIUfcfre! tne uiuur iiiuiiuivia ui m faculty, who wore doing conscientious, satisfactory work. To cure piles, DeWltt's Wltoli Hazl Salve sthikbs at tub hoot It re moves the cause, quickly and per manently. Stone Drug Stores. a -t. s x o aw. x jsl. . IJkbcham's 1 ills for Swmaeb aid Liver . Native Sow. Atarrwwtfngof tlw Nativ S b evening 18 new ions wr initialed and delegate were eham u attend U Grand Cabin, which eoavemM In Port t laml SlA. M land on Tuseday. Th tfktgMrt Hm.inhn.v. K. It. SUneM. K. tant particulars. Hood's Sarsa parilln is Peculiar to Itself. It is a medicine ns far ahead of the ual preparation as electric light is ahead the tallow dip. The Ingredients use selected with tho in making it aro very greatest care, at the and arc gather edforus time thcyposx sesa tho greatestremedial v a 1 ue. The pecul iar com- blunt ,pro- port ion and pro- cess used iu Sarsa- Hood's pnrilla, are unknown to any other, thus making Hood's Sar- BaparillapecMft'nr io itself. Tlio value of this peculiarity is Cest wn bv actual results. And Hood's Sa rsa- parilla has a reconl of cures un'equnl ed in medical history. Ilasvniore of them, greater succcsscsXm serious cases, better gciiuine, unsolicited t'cstimonialsflian, any D other medlcinex in existl nil ence. It cures W I f B cxtnJmo cases of blood dis uses, humors, scrof ula, salt yrheum, rheu matism, cataryrh, and all other lcs traceableto impuro or vi tiated blood, ach-toniug qu ossesslng great stom- it cures indl- gestion, dyspep sia, cntarrii It builds renewing and mental of the stomach, etc up the nerves, and reviving brain, ne strength and curing nervous prostration. As a natu tonic, it strengthens tho whole system and cures that tirrd feeling. It has done all this for "tliers and what it does for rslt will do for you. All wo ask for is a necessity, an Hood's Sursupan opportunity and a fair trial. Ho sure to get Ilo'od'o. Sold by druggists. Ho Prepared only bv C. I. Hood uo., Lowell, .Mass. It never disappoints. RIVER NEWS. The river has fallen one inch since going to press yesterday and now stands 7.7 above low water. At this stage of the river the bar opposite the river front which has been u bono of contention in tho courts just shows its brown crest at the water line. A largo consignment of vinegar was shipped today to Portland from the Sa lein vinegar works. Tho new steamer Altona will be put on the Willamette river run in time to carry an excursion from Independence to tho Held day exercises on next Satur day. Steamer Hoag today took up the lln Nhltig mouldings, mantles, grillwork iiud a Hue !urgo china cupboard from Otto Hanson's mills to the McKay res idoiico at Chunipoog. Steamor Hoag lust evening unloaded a lanio lot of tiling at her dock for Hontly it Company. This a Nowlierg article. Croisau, the implement man received. another one of thoo famous Itumel Cyclone separator. This ono being a M-M with u Parson's bund cutter and solffccdor attachment and a blower struwstiickors. The Homeliest Man in Salem As well as the handsomest, and others arc Invited to cull on any druggist and get free u trial bottle of Kemp's Halsaui for the Throat and Lungs, it remedy that Is guaranteed to cure and believe all Chronic and Acute Coughs Asthma, Bronchitis and Consump tion. Price 2.V. und 50c. eod&w OASTO x-. X jA. . deus the y) " hm m lww w"a' Dm Signttore of UM Try Allen's Foot-Ease, A powder to be shuken Into tho shoo. At this soason your fet feel swollen, nervous and hot, and 'get tired easily, If you have smarting feet qr tight shoe, try Alton's Foot Ease. It cools tho feet and makes walking easy. Curos swollen and sweating feel, blisters and callous spots. Relieves corns and bunions of all nalnand L'lves rest and comfort. Trv It today. Sold ny all druggists and shoe stores for 25c. Trial pack ago FItEE. Address, Allen S. Olm isod, LoRoy, N. V. end d&w Postponed. The funeral of the late Henry Chad wick was dolayud by the fuilure of trains to connect, and has been pontjMiuud un til Wudiiecduy at 1 :!W it. in." it win iw luild from the residence of W. T. Grey, corner of Ferry ami Cottage streets. Masons are requosttfd to awomblu at their Imll at 1:16 p. in. Good News. You am buy guilts Fin Calf bho for 11.00, worth V2M, HeaUHi SImk ComMiiy, 308 Ccminurewl tret, iiwr thw Mwtolllfl ' Notice to Butcrfera. I will give frw rMit,llg!it,wMUr,t4Miu, iumI eold stoma to any isood rwjonibl iwrty who wilTopvptte a uuU;brhop In eonimstion with my lew mwl iW sMiruw works, eorrwr MiieuiMiii Btu 6trets, SaUin. Ckvstal Ick Woksb. 8.JU J. Mgui. I'rop. AthktiM At U Fair OreMwhi nxt Sunday. The Conductor' KxcunUmi ntt n 4y tHdndtw a lot gnmo erf ball. W lluiiw Hrotlwre will also be mm In their acrobatic arfc awl tlwr will b an x nibitkHi of flne trick bicyel ridiHg. tt tf Don't Fog. Don't forget that the Conductor' An- ..l KvMiMion rone to SaieMi uxt Sunday. Crowd will be here (row all over tew Willamette valley, and U point of nambera it uill be tne greatest day o the rear. - In many Irapor lf44 J ' W m ion f Bi VMM lAoth -4 sf .sjjnnzz. 1.-7 sue fo?tt?&&M2&P lua FROM DETROIT TO SALEM. A Flume for Wood and Lumber tJ be Established. The Detroit Flume A Transportation company, which was incorporated today is bucked by the Detroit Lumbering coniimny, Hoover llrothors, S. V. Hall and Smith and Smith. The company has n capital stock of $00,000, $30,000 of which has already been subscribed and this nniount will be expended in putting in a Hume from Detroit, on the Santiam to Salem. The ilumo Is to follow the shores of that mountnin stream to Stay- ton, from where it will run along the Mill ditch to this city. The Ilumo along tho river will cost about f2,000 a mile and very much less along the Mill rttco and comparatively nothing if the race Itself is used. The main ditch will bo about 54 miles long. This enterprise is one that should Interest Salem people very much. The entire output of the Santiam would be hand led at this end and a largo amount of lumlH'r that would he brought to Salem for shipment, and shingle mills would do business via the ditch. The Salem Light and Traction Com pany and other Salem consumers could lay down their wood at a much cheaper rate und It would build up a business between Detroit and Salent of no small proportions. The company will build a telephone line along the route of the Hume between the two terminal ioiuts. Tho iucoriximtion and success of this company will entirely tree tins rich lumber rculon from the luiiueiico ol a coriKmitiuu which has retarded bitsl- nees to some extent in tne past, ine irosident of tins new company is Orin ludd, und Frank Pcrkett is secretary. A Protest. At a meeting of the Ministerial As.-o- ciution of Salem, Or., June 5, 18!)!), the foUowiiiL! minute was unanimously adopted : n ni'reun, me ioiiiuuni:t'iiiuiii nun nun made miblic that what is known us the Conductors' Annual Picnic is to bo held at the State Fair Grounds, near the city, on Sabbath dune 11, which will result in great desecration of tho Sabbath, and cannot be otherwise than exceedingly demoralizing to tho community. 1 here fore we as ministers of tho gosiwl do earnestly protest,, and call upon the Christian people of our churches and congregations to protest against such in trusion uihmi v.nat we regard as vital to the moral welfare of all classes. lly order of tho Association, 1U:V. II. A. Kl.TCIIl'M, Secretary Protein. CA:L FOR BIDS For Lighting the Lity of Salem, Ore gon. Sealed bids will be received at the olllue of the city recorder of the city of Salem, Oregon, f rum the dale up pe tided to this notice until the hour of 6 o'clock p. in. on the tOlli day of June, I hit!), tor the lighting or the streets and highways of the said city of Salem, Oregon, for pcrlodsof three years, and live years from tli'i date of the contract bused upon the accepted bid In this behalf; the Common Council of said city reserving the right to reject any and all bids sub milted hereunder and the further right to pay the cost accruing under said contract, monthly, In tho cur rent warrants of said municipality. Kstluiiitcs necessary to constitute a bid lined r this call, must be made upon either, or but h.gasor electricity, mid for the several kinds, degrees and terms of service hereafter set ferth: BLKCTItlU I.IUI1TINU. A re lump service, UIXK) caudle power, 15 lumps All night, every night, per lamp, per mouth, Midnight, every night, per lump, per mouth. All night, less inociidlght nights, per lamp, per month. Midnight, less mnou-llglit nights, per lamp, per month. 1500 candle power, 45 lamps. Same four degrees of service as above stated, separately. liiuu ciuuio power, f lump. Mime four degreesof service as above staled, separately. zim caudle power, .i lamps, haiuc four degreesof service as above stated, separatel). 1600 candle powor, : lamps, hiiine four degrees or services us slated, -on- arutoly. 100 candle power, ,io lamps, .same four degrees of service us above staled, sepurulely. incandescent, lignum?, ;vi caudle power, liOO lamps with posts. Same four degrees of Mirvleo as above stated, -eparately. .'12 candle power, 200 lamps suspended fin wlro. Same four degrees of service as above stated, separately. '.i'l candle p'lwer, 100 lamps with posts Same four degrees of set vice us above stated, separately. .'12 candle power, 100 lumps suspended on wire. Same four dogrco of service as uboyc stated, separately, GAS UUllTINU, Wellsbuch liurners, average i0 candle power. 200 lumps wflh posts. Sujio four degroes of service as above stated, separately. Same burners, powers and posts, 100 lamps. Sumo four decrees of service as above staled, sepurulely. Arc lumps to bo husponded t to feet above the grude or street All posts, gas or electric, to be of modern pattern, and light level to be not les than eight (8) feet above the curb-lino or the sidewalks: Posts may boor metal or wood, but material must be suited. Suspension wires to bring light-level sumo us above minted. All cost or maintenance, repairing, lighting, extinguishing, cleaning, breakage, etc., to b borrw by the party contracting U furnish the lights as herein called for. All bids must be accompanied by u cert I fled check In the sum. or 91000, made payable to the ''City Itecorder of uieCity or Salem, (Jregon, said die-. kn to be returned to the unhiicccwful bid ders Immediately after the rejection o' their bids, arid the check of the suoeossful bidder to bo held by the said city. u forfeit, In the event of the iHlluie i ine who succsiui oiu- iter to on It upon the performance or Ills or their eonUMCl urni rue Miece- ful completion theretd within ninety days after the Mime shall have been stttnetl a id accepted by eaul bidder Ptilu Mil vri lament Is ordered to up- iMur In Dullv iwiwrs of Salem awl Portland, Oregor, and an Pranelaco, lue at tlw City of Suleui, Oreoi. by order of tbe Coomon Uusioeii oi M ally, Ue Mill day or May, ION. Oho. Ohiw., Pkbw A. Lhou, s. a. ittooe. SftMttll CSowwlUee ef Um Ommmkni OocMli af Olty t Szm, Qnwo WE&k. ?L wis &kw BR & i lor Snfants and Children. wvwrn Tho KirO You lluvo Always Dotifrlit lins Ltirno tho slfjfnn lurc of Cluis. I. Flotflior, and lias boon liuulo untlor his personal .supervision for over JJO years. Allow no ono h rtooolvo you in this. Coun.torfott, Iniltntlons nml "Jmt-as-xotHl" arc but Kxportmont.s, and cndiuiffcr tho lioalfli of Children HxpcrloucQ against lixpcrlniont. The Kind Tou Have Always Bought Bears tho In Use For Over 30 Years. T. S. BURROUGHS ...Sanitary Appliances of ill Kinds... BSTI M ATESJFU IWISI1 KD. PIUCES TOISUIT TIIK TIMBS. I0:i STATU STRKBT THEY ALL WANTED IT!! Yon ce they thoticht llio Meycle In the window, wan ttie only one wc hail. Thrte wrre plenty more Inutile liowcver, ml wfc ioM 'cmouccacn Wecauat vououtoUo WITH A RflWFORD, LEUELflND 'RE5CENT. MANHOOD RESTORED Kiinritilrnl lo cure nil lierroii ciruK, kiicu n weak ,iory, ihuI llrala row er, llrailaclie, BIUIIB. .,E. IVHnill I... In... U.Hflll.M... ..II eltlier rx. mined by orer exeitKit, vuiilmui rrrum, .. vl" jt 01 tobacco, onlumorMlimilnutit, vrlilrli lenil to IllfirwUy, Co, ul hoiioi iLwiiity, Can tiecnritcil In veal tHMkct. Ji oiimtIx'X. ts, liy mull prralcl, Circular 1'rec. Cold liy nil ilriiKuUl. Atklurll.t kuoolliri Maiiufjcturol hi O - I'mii Mnllrlne Cn . irU France. l.aue-DaTlk "''H.fCti. UfitrlDittuRKCiit. Third an l Vmlilrllf ".ml " FOll HA LIS UV I). .1. FHV, SALIfll, OIMiKiO. THE OLD POSTOFFICE STABLES. Special rates g'ven to Commercial men. IirlVM Hindu to all rltiU at All linur. dive lit a will hwI m nhltn, 1'hony 41, 'At the Sign of the White Horse,." For thirty yearn I liuyo Hiinpllcd tliu trade wlt'i "All Home Mado" liurnon" of tlio ISohl Cullfornlii Luatliur. Bvurytlilnu that kook out of my nIioi Ik wiirranUMl to ulvu HatlHfat'tlnii and 1 am liuttur uqulppod to nupnly tint (loiiifiiid than oyor before. My ntook Ih not ((luullml Hutwcon Portland and 'KrUcii. Muniifacturer and .Importer of Harriuw, Suddlox, IIoOoh, Will pa and Home UiutliliiK. E. S. Lamport, 289 Commercial Harritt & Lawrence In tliu jiluwi to KUt Green Peas New Potatoes Steamed' Ham jjtTiiMtlM llm id WIIIMtllllltC tlvlidutw juat tliu tiling. HARRITT & LAOJRBNCB OI.IJ VOWWVVIQK UltOUHIlY, Why Not Buy 8hos At U UoaUui BImm Cuni iMtny'H ktor? UdisNi' Pin KhlSlKMw for UM.rm CoaussMatsI HirMt, niwr tint imloiWtit. 4 li tl Ubitt U KimIoI UyprkSlit Core? It l Um mwIv dlMKiVHrud roinwly. tho tuosU BeUv nropuraUon for aiding Um uhsI HMlniilatlun of food, and re UsrtHi.' nruaqciba natural aondlt Uon. ttUn Drutf Stores. jmiMmmmm IMBOHMMMI Signature of The Dismcmbctmcnt of CI ina Seems iminlnent as the Powers know a good thing when they see it. Those in Salem who know a good thing when they see It pronounce tho laundry work lalilon their shirts, collars and cuffs the most perfect in its faultless beauty of anything outside of new linen ever seen before. Our lino laundry work has reached tho dignity of an art. Salem Steam Laundry, COL. J. 01.M8TKAI), I'ltOl'lt Phono II. U30 Liberty Street. PHONIC 101 Best and largest line of Bicycles in the Gity, Car load shipments Direct from factory PRICES:-!!.10 W linVC Best Bicycles P, M, WADE d CO. lly iisliiu r. i'rmi'M VfllCW N t J'I'IM, Tlili in.lriliil remedy WukrluliiCM, It Ma' liuuc xlilly )inU t. v Otraiii of jfralllM f.i.M f ( Hum l.t .Hi.Hrd ...W...W. IU1.B J. .. ' . . ... WHL.n.t f 12 PI'.ltltVT 8AI.KM, Olt. J. FIDLER, proprietor. Ilnrsu.- Himrdwl by tliu Duy, Weuk or .Month. j. Htaiidlnir Timiiiih, 0u. 81 kIu llnrM; 10a. street, Now la Your Time. HurV School SUmhs. tl. worth 12 Uw IkaaduM Hltou Coiiiiwiiy, :t()3 Coiiiindr ekl ulrml. msur tins potollluu. 115 1 W. M. Galluuhor, or liryan, I'a.. iy: "Vnr furly yoru 1 havo tried vtirlutii oouh iiiiMlioinob. One Min ute (,'ouuh Cure Ih bunt of all." It re lllovtttt liiHUtntlv anil uurtw all throat land tiau trouuleo. Btono i)ru hlorow, niJSlNESS 0(RUS. O. f-L CI1AOK Dentist, Succcwer to Dr. J. M. Keene, old Whltt Comer, Sabm, Or. l'artist desiring tuperiot operations at moderate (eei in any branch r in especial request. ALBERT A.JESSUP. mfwiory & JUh Bk Phone 1071. HOOMS 1 AND :t, DltAY 1IMC, MAI'I'INO. llt.UK Pnt.vriNn. P. CAREY, p. Architect, No, I) Holniiui Block, SALEM. Patent Olllco Mpcluintont DKAWlNUi. DllAWINOB. Ml in Salem Soda Works R. II . Westacott, Prop. All klii'Knf aofl drlnkn nml bar nyrtlps rt liooUUy. Vlmt lam delltcry, Gl TBHRY STUBBT, Phono 2G0S 3 lltf SOU LIS WltOS. PIANO TMIS AN') REPMRKRS 1'UUTI.ANI), OHU Fur Httem ntt 1 vtotnlly toAVci.'oritori al (Ico 0. Will's MuMoUUirc. Oti OFKICI', CITV IIALI..: Kor water service apply ar. olTice. Uil' payable monthly In advance. Make complaints at tlv "n;"". CAflTAL CITY Express and Transfet Muets all mall and pascni!or xm. Rac. pace and express lo all parts of tho cit) Pr.impt service. Telephone No. 70. WHITE & BISQUE. O. H. LANB' Merchant Tailor 07 8TATK BTltr.OT. CiT Bill til $15 nntl upwnrctn, Panta S3 mid upward BICYCLE REPAIRING. Hlcycli'9 repaired and mindrliH hup piled. Now whop ready to repair or tuilld you a wheel SatlHfact Um tHinratitccd. Your pat rotiaite solicited. EDO A 11 R01U3RTS, II 1H tf 105 Htato streot. RssaylDlJice AND LABORATORY. No, 71 Chcmckcta st, I. It. I'. TUTHlI.l. Assayer G.S. fHHi! NEW MARKET Sl.te street, near inilroail. Freshest and beM meats. My patrons iay I keep the besi meats In town ' 3 Land HHBD OATS, MILLPKGU FI.OUIl, HAY. Plaster LI MM. OKMENT, LATH. J, F.GILMORE, ttHlala Hint 149 oiirtst r.,.,c..'mk, I IllllUtl IH TIIU MKYY OV IMfO Till! III1HT IH HADI! I'HOM 4 P Salem Special flour. ! r;ilcltr tlmn any pruvlmikly inuilf, 9 (inuruiittMMl iu ruiiruaMtuttxI. J Money rufumlud if not twtuftn'tury. A 'a Obtain tliu hMtfriiu your liouiw lutll. p Ymirtinx'ur will wipplyynu. ft-ltf.4 o. C, T. Go's I'AHHKNdKIt H-rKAa.KII POMONA i.kavkh um ioirruNu Mular MwluwxUy and Iruiar tils m. QUICK T1MK AND I'HBAP UATKU. I)jkbotwwiiitati auii(i'uart Ht, Mil' 1IAI.UW1N. AKtint. CURE YOURSELF! Um 111 Si lor uauaurai .lwrM. iuauMlSutu. ifIUIWo -f ukaiallua j uumUl Ui(lrfm8f IrniMii miim. rWMM, ajt'i h ifttuftMujfl"r,1.'.,Tr7" ... nw.M 1 9..mwml 'at Ml III 4l wlfPfwr. ju, ar UIIIm, U.M. I . MPW. I icuiar wi wu ns cm water Co., 1 1 1 I U " in,..". I ys&m'n .T. ...saal Wl,IH"l V a kt kTi imL esiH' a 'IJB BBkk it. A. -mtm Ibm&Yi I1S ,rNTjrjsrMrjr4ri INTBU STATtl ifilRflTllliy ETTAANDERS-WILMAN Associate Teacher Western Consetra tory, Kansas City, Mo., representing Ihe Inter-sta-e System, al Salem, Ore. Over First National HanV. Residence 376 Church street. Studio hours-o to ' tos. bNKNHNararsNJBjrKsaaNa JOHN HUGHES, DBATjBK in : GROCERIES: ?Alnls, Oils Window Qlaa Var nlah, and tbo moat cotnploto stock o( Brushoa of all ltlncU In tho atatr Artisra rantcrlnlo, llmo; hair; co mout and sliltiEloa; nnd tho tlneat quality of grasa seed. TsnJkvvsva1rfsgr WANTED. New today navortiaenionta tour Hues or Icon in tills column 'nsorted tnreo I linos for 25 ota, SO ota a week, $1 por month. All over tour lines at aamo rata. FOU SALE OR TItADK A good Crea eent liieycle, In good onlor. Will sell or trndo aliil irlvo n irood harsain. Kiuitilro nt Club stable. r - -' t . . (VtKltt CIIKAI' VOH CASH II you want a cood easy riding buggy with uprlnif Imek. A hack, heavy or light, wllh either two or three wnts, a cart or Home goml Hiibstnntinl pccoiuI hand pjiring wngoiiH. call at Kalcm wagon l-nctorv, 11(11 Conmicrcinl utreot. W. Foniiel. ll-fl-tf HO It SALK Good dry wood, delivered to any jtnrt of the city. Trice rvnran able. Imuxb onleiH with Horrltt & Ijiwrence or Fanners' Feed yard High, Btreet. o-2(l-3tn FOU SALK Horso nml buggy; gentle horse 0 years old, and good plinototl, will lie Hold cheap. Call on A. K. Dugeny, old iwstolllco corner, fl-ll-lw FOU SALIC I have nonio Improved fnrniH both laruu and siuull, for sula from (15 to 35 porncre. A. F. Mc. Atee, Heal Hutatu olllco, 103 Statu btreet. 4 6 tf HOOMS, Furnished or unfurnished, Single or in uuItcH, dining room ad joining, homelike. Second floor Cottle illoek. Mattiu Hutclilus, Prop. Hoom 12. IKMin i'X)U SALlfolTnKNT.-lO acres of land, and house, ono uoro of garden, Imliinco bottom naaturo und wood. Good water, Joins school, O. W. I'cariiilue, 2 miles north on River road. 4 15 tf 1HUYULK PATH If your blcyclo needs repairs bring It In, wo havo the Hklll and stock to keep It In tlrst class condition. Wo carry a full line nl sundries and nmkoa special ity of eiiiiuiellncoino and sea us, wo satisfy our patrolis. Oardncr & White, 288 Liberty street. Ilolnian'a block, next door to tcam laundry. Phono U855. l'JMMf HOUSE CLEANERS- Reuieintor that tho bust and cheapest carpet paper Is the heavy felt paper sold UbTlIKJOUKNALOlliCC. 20-tf . FOR SALE OR TRADE Kannot !3 Keren on Turner road ii iiiIIm from Htata Ituusc Nearly ull linprovtsl, Iioiim, barn and other out hulldliiK, A. J, HwlcnlnW, toiiUi Coramarolal atreit, Hdloiii, Ohon 5-K 1 mo. dAw Premium on Warrants. Any lmrtlc havltiK Marlon or 1'nlk county wiirrnnU to ilIaxo f, will ilo ueJI to vail l the nllkoof Hiikoiiu llreyinan, KU CominrvUl trout, wlllt llilw A U irkor 1 will allow premium on alt atloli properly ondortod war mnta. Miinoy iuIimii aid audT pr oent Inter l on Imprnvtil urms. No lommlwlon, A 13 lUwitm KU(ll'J,fi UIIKYMAN Whlto (.'oritur llliK'k. W CuinmvroUl ttrot JERSEY BULL. Full blood Jersey, sorvlces for seaBon only 1 1, spot cash. Corner of Thlrteonht and Center utrt'uta. fi f tf Huowk A 8o.y. J. SULLIVAN I'ltAUTIOAf. TAlLOlt A iilcolloeof goods andsutnplui on haml, Suits (15 up. Pants 9) p, a poruct lit guaranteed, at 4 0 tf 140 HTATK 8TUHKT The water Wouldn't stop running Ihh'iiiiiw the fam-etlias worn out, and of iMiinw tliu jwoplu of Salem know that when tliHn is anything in tho line of plumbing ropairlug, ranee or furnae',work, gas or steam fit ting, or sanitary plumbing of any kind that we aro oxjmrts lu tliat line, and aro prompt to answer your mil, and our elmrgoa are moderate. BARR& PETZEt lit COMMKKCIAL HTRESr. Telephone No. ij( " Siiem's Qieat Burprwe, llostoii Shoo Coniininy. Ijulles' flue Kid Hllpiwrsand tlen, 60 cents, worth Il.n0. 308 Coiiiuwrcial street, near tho iwntolllco. 415tl What you want is u oure, DoWUt'a '.Vltoli Ilazul Salve cures pllai, ind thoy stuy oured. Soothes and QUloicy heaU sores, icakh, burns, and sklu dl seases, mono inug ouires. siutwitf iiMd havo Meai VaJa Wu traui dinaaw iiOB9 ana! M V.'i f .1 Via M .: . j .1 A A ,i :. Prepared by E.C- Dwui a to-. w" M. 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