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MANILA LETTER.
Wlllard Learned Describes the Campaign
ol Lawton's Flying drigade.
Pasay, P. I., April 25, 1809.
Dkah Foi.kb atHemk: As I have 48
hours off duty, I hasten to give you an
account of our movements slnco Feb
ruary 4, lust. lleing impossible to carry
a memorandum book, I have to wholly
rely on memory. On the evening of
February 4, nt about 7 o'clock p. m.
tho buglers of the North D.ikotn and
Idaho volunteers and Fourteenth regu
larH'blow the "cjiII to arms," nnd every
man promptly responded, but it turned
out a false alarm. We were then or
dered to fall out and stay within bugle
call. In due timo the boys retired for
the night, but at 9:30 p. in. that day
tho buglers blew n lon; and lasting "call
to arms." We rolled out of our bunks in
a hurry, slung on our haversacks, belts,
and canteens, grabbed our guns and
rushed outside and fell in mighty quick.
Wo though it was tho old cry of "Wolf"
again, but as the First sergeant was
calling the roll wo heard heavy volley
firing over in tho direction of the water
works. Then we realized that the long
lnnkmMnr "Hull" bad opened, and we
were the happiest lot of men you over
saw. Wo woro marched out to Singalon
church on double timo, and immediately
throw out a' skirmish lino commenc
ing at tho beach and continuing till our
left touched tho right of the Washington
volunteers Hupportcd by two battalions
of tho Sixth Artillery.
Wo did not udvanco any that night,
Hlmply holding our ground. Tho "nig
gers" kept us busy all night, and ut
early dawn February fi, without any
breakfast, we started in for business.
As soon as the niggers faw our lines
advancing, they opened u terrllle fire
from their trenches. At this juncture
8omo of the Fourth Cavalry (tin
mounted) made a charge on blockhouse
13. They were heavily engaged, and
about to bo Hanked, when our com
pany C Fourteenth regulars, was or
dered back to their assistance, having a
heavy cross-lire to face in ro doing.
After wo had got tho handful of cavalry
men safely in possession of tho block
house, wo woro ordered to join our bat
talion, wh'ch was hard at work trying to
dislodge the enemy, who put up a very
stiff resistance. We had about given up
all hopo of getting them out of their
trenches without tho assistance of more
artillery, when somo bugler blew
"..ir,rn" : with a veil that would put a
comanche Indian to shamo, wo rushed
up with fixed bayonets in the very face
of a terrific fire, and when wo had ap
proached within 20 yards of them, they
broke and ran for the bamboo thickets,
in a diagonal direction towards tho old
Spanish-American battle ground near
tho beach.
Just as wo gained their trenches the
order for retreat was blown by order of
Captain Wheeler, of the Fourth Cav
alry, and It was a sad blunder too, for
in tho retreat that followed we had two
men wounded in my company. One has
since had his leg amputated, but tho
other is now with us doing duty. Also
at that sumo retreat and subsequent ad
vance is where Company M got so badly
cut up and lost their bravo lieutenant.
I believe it was 14 killed and 34 wounded
in this company at that timo. After we
had retreatod about 400 yards, tho nig
gers in tho meantime finding out that
wo were- not pursuing them, oamu back
and occupied tho trenches that they hud
so lately vacated, and then wo had to
go and drive thorn out again. This was
a much easier task than tho first one
was. Thoy begun to run when thoy
saw us coming. Wo pursued them until
we had thorn in tho old Spanish-American
trenches, when the North Pakotas
got in their work. At this etugo the
Fourteenth regulars were ordered to
San Pedro Maeati. Wo remained thoro
a while awaiting developments, but
nothing turned up to detain us longor",
so we wore marched buck nlout 1ml f
way batwoen there and the bench and
laid down in the roud for a much-needed
rest, and to await the coming of the sup
por "bull oart." We hud thon Iwen un
der constant fire and move ever since
we had loft our quarters the evening be
fore. We had nothing to et, and as our
wator soon playod out, you can imagine
that it was a great relief to us to rest.
About 7 oYUx-k ir the evening our cup-
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what you eat.
Itartlflcially digests the food and aids
Nature in. strengthening -ana recon
structtnRthe exhausted dlnestlve or
gans. ltisthelatest3iscoTereddlgestr
ant and tonic No other preparation
can approach it In saiolency. It in
stantly relieves and iiermanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea.
SlckHeadache.Ga3tralgla,Cramp3,and
all other resulttonmperfect digestion.
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per arrived, and tho wny we put it out
of sight was a caution,
We held that position all night and
the next morning started on another
"coon hunt," and after a stubborn re
sistance succeeded in driving the enemy
on to the open ground near the site of
Camp Dewey. At this time the Monitor
Monadnock got in her work. She shelled
the country for the entire day-February
"occasionally firlngja 12-inch shell among
them, the result being the scattering of
the niggers over the surrounding coun
try, and when any of the North Dakotas
or the Fourteenth regulars saw one, we
let drive, and by sundown that day
overythlng was quiet and peaceable all
along our south lino of trenches from
the beach to San Pedro Maeati, on the
Pasig river, where the north line of
trenches joined ours. Our south lino of
trenches is about three miles due south
of Malate, and no "dagoes" are allowed
to puss either way. There are between
7,000 and 10.0C0 niggers between our
line and Cavite, the majority being Jin
tho vicinity of Puranaque, but so far
buck from the beach that tho guns from
the warships cannot reach them.
We have not undressed or slept with
our shoes off since February 4, as we
huvo lain in tho trenches ever since.
There is never a day or a night passes
that we do not exchange shots, and only
a few times have- thoy tried to break our
lines by a general attack. They content
themselves by Biicuklng up on our
pickets and outposts trying to pick them
off. In the three months wo huvo been
here we have not lost a man that I
know of, though soveral have been
wounded.
As wo were going across the battle
field of February 5 In skirmish line, wo
saw hundreds of dead Filipinos, and al'
sorts of vreapons; we were too busily
engaged just then to collect any relics,
and could not have carried them had we
gathered them.
For a long timo after we had our
trenches completed our food was cooked
at tho quartern and sent out to us on a
bull cart. We got two good meals a day
there; ufter awhile the entire cook hous
was moved out In tho field, after which
timo wo had three meals. A commis
sary department was also established at
Pasay, at which wo could buy nearly all
kinds of groceries we wished, us well as
tobacco, which lattor article the boys
greatly suffered for, especially in tho
early days of the campaign.
Things moved along without anything
of importance happening to us on the
south lines till the 7th of April whou we
got orders to pack up and get ready for a
GO milo march. We were all wondering
what was coming. We bathed, changed
our clothes, sent all unnecessary trap
pings to quarters, received 100 extra
rounds of ammunition apiece, and wero
reudy to move In just half an hour after
tho order came.
Something happened that I know not
to delay us, so that wo did not got
started till about 2 o'clock p. in. of April
8. Wo found out meantime that we
wero to compose Goneral Lawton's Fly
ing Ilrigado, or as we nicknamed our
selves, Lawton'B Hill Posters. Tho com
mand was 1,I00 strong composed of 2
battalions of tho Fourteenth, one of tho
North Pakotas, ono of the Idahos, 3
troops of tho Fourth cavalry, some of tho
Washington scouts, and Hawthorne's
mountain battery.
Wo formed in line along tho Pasay
road and marched to San Pedro Maeati
3 miles, Wo then went on lioard
cascas on tho Pasig river and wero towed
up to Lake Laguna do Hay in the dark
hobs. We wero crowded together like
sheep in a pen, and It was impossible to
sit or lie down. We had to stand up all
night long, and in the morning we ate a
breakfast of hardtack and canned beef.
Wo continued our trip till wo arrived off
Santa Cruz about 3 o'clock p. in. April 9,
We got tho cascas within 60 yards of
tho lake shore when they went
aground. We then j tun peed overboard
into 3 feet of water and waded ashore,
Somo of tho troops were not landed at
this point, but woro taken to a place
nearly opposite the city. After we
landed wo made coffee and had supper,
after which we fell in and made
straight for tho city on double- timo.
We had to cross Hwamps, rico imddh,
and all sort of rough land for ulwut
2000 yards' till wo gained tho timber.
Not finding any insurgent thus far,
we made a fiank movement
to tho right and loft, and
then made straight for tho oity again.
Aftor advancing somo 1MX) yards tne
niggers turned loose on us at about 100
yards range. Thoy were in a dense
eanofiold and wo woro not aware that
they wore so close. Wo wero ordered to
lie down and stayed in that position
till tho firing lino directly in our front
and loft gave a yoll, and before tho
ocho had diod away, the support (which
was ono battalion of the 14th) gavo an
ntiHunrini vul! and away wo went
aher the firing line, and we hud
move pretty llvoley to keep our distance
from them. The 4th cavalry )?ot
landed just before we put the nlggern
on the run, and doubled timed it over
a small strotoh of country ami arrived
at exactly the right moment to jour
volley after volley into the Hoeing in
suvgenttf. Ktlie Idahoe, who warn on our right
flank could have ln five minntw
sooiior,
w would liavvi completely sur
roumleil th entire lot ; Iwt tltey
luul
an extraiiortlinary bd piece of swamp i
landtocroes, remlaring It lnioiMe ;
for them to arrive on time, Our km.
in this encasement was 2 killed awl -J
wounded.
We bivouacked Ut night ow the old
Santa Cruz road, which was in the een
tt-r of the battle fiUl. We jotl our
pickotsand outpUi i such a maimer
tlmt it was impoiiible for the enemy
to eurpriw us dnriig the nitsht. We
did not dare to build any fir, j we
had plain hard Uck for supper. At
tlds time each man a earrying J
roumls of amunitlow nearly, two days'
uncooked rations, oae joiwhoaul blank
et, one entire mesa-kit, a canteen o(
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he value of obtaining' t'.ie liquid laxa
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medicinally laxative nnd oivsentiiig
them In the form most refreshing1 to the
taste and acceptable to the system. It
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dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
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stance, and Its neting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakoninj'
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laxative
In the process of manufacturing fitfn
are used, as they are pleasant to the
taste, but the medicinal qrnlltiesof the
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effects hud to avoid imitations, please
remember the full name of the-Company
printed on tho front of every ptvlcnge.
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ban fhancicco, cai
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For uste by all Druggist. l'rlce H)c. icr bottle
water, his gun also, making a total
weight of about 45 pounds, and when
a man has to run through brush,
swamps, and climb fences, and fight
at the same tln.e, while a tropical sun
beats down with a fierceness simply
awful, you can imagine our feelings on
going into camp that night, for we
had no sleep the night before while en
route on the water.
(Continued In IVimorrow'n Journal.)
To-Nlghtand To-Morrow Night,
puvcacli dav una night during this
week you can tret at any druggist's
Kemp s lkilsani Tor tho Throat nnd
Lungs, acknowledged to bo tho most
successful remedy ever sold for
Coughs. Croup, liroudilMs Asthma
and Consumption. Cet it hntMu to.
day and keep It always In tho house,
si you can check your cold nt unco.
Price 2oc and fiOo. Sample bottle free
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lb KM Yuii Haw Always Beagfcl
Bara tbo
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Shake. Into Vour Shoes
Allen's Koot-12ac, a powuor for the
feet. It cures palurul, iwollen,
Mounting, rervous feet, mid Instantly
takes the sting out or corns iinii bun
ions. It's the greatest comfort dis
covery of tho age. Allen's Foot-Eae
iimkcs tight or new shoos feel easy,
it Is a certain euro lor sweating,
callous and hut. tired, aching feet.
Try It today. Sold by all druggists
and shoe stores. Hy mull for 2oc. In
stumps. Trial package FKI2K. Ad-iJri-s.
Allen S. Olmsted. Lu Uov. N
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Mrs. M. W. Robertson, of Portland,
and Mrs. Craven, of Independence, who
have Won visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
C. II. Hobortson took tho up-river boat
last evening.
Don't Tola, rufiiill ftim Smoke lour l.lft- Awf
To quit tobacco oasily snrt foreier. be inn j
netlc. lull c( life, uorvo anil luor, talt Uo-To-ae.
tbo wnndorworlo-r. tliat mulies weu'.i men
itrot.f. All druuBliW.tOeorai. Ouroguaran
teetl llooldct unit aanipto free. Aildra
Rierllni: llcuieily Co, CUleoto or Nw Voile-
You All Need Them.
"So mutter what your occupation,
can't expect to succeed unlww you
vide yourself with a good stock of
You
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fi-llt eod IhtAXSoN v Haoan.
I). II. Weyant, of Mill City, is in Sa
lem to sell his wool clip, lie says that
tho saw mills of tho ShiiUriii are all
Hhut down since the rail road lmiuht
them up and lumber is 2 higher.
Tlt'iiut)' xitkoa tlui'i.
np?,i blood ii.J.. i a ':ii akin. .
beautv without it. Lwcaictn.tuiiayCatliar
.... ,.,-.. r. v.. hi- l.livyl aurl l.Ben it clean. t
liv .iw rf-"?- "'""7 tS - i, -
i itirniu un the bav hvnr and iliivmj all im
C unties irom wiw imui-. i '""j "
nnili pimple, boiU, Uotcbea, bUeklieailn,
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cawartitv beauty for ten cent. AH dreg
8wt, satikfactior uuiiranteed, 10c, 28c, 3o
Piano Tuning.
Leave your orders for piano tunliuj at
the otllce of "Tho Wiley 1$. Allen Piano
Co., at 222 Comiiiert'lai street Salem.
A fine line of pianos ami organs, call
Msm. "The Wiley II. Allen Co" -o-tf
MitM W. (Jilmore and mother of Inde
pendence returned Tuewlay from Kti
cuiiMatul twk naseeue on the evening
.. " e' .ll .i.. n..: ti..U ...
to ' kttMinur for home. '.
Happy Thoughts,
To please, attract and give people
something to talk about, I an art In
writing it prosaic uuveniemeiiia,
Howl, of SurHttrlllu fame, Is the or
iginator In an extensive striae of the
ideu of uslnu proverb and wise saws
r ii nryrix to a nleuunt Introduction
of the wall known
virtues of Aiuer-
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J, l)u. (iy wlln Hurtling dlrecm
- 1 and the moral Is easily drawn, wmi
naluntl gs(t m noon trainii. o
Don't Oo Barefooted
Wh.nyo ran buy ehiWrj,. ' M
SImhm at 76 cenU", worth fl.BO. at l---,
ton Sho CoiniMiiy, Lo,,,'"c,1jll
' fctt. iwr tlte poeioiilce,
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Miai Jti.i I'tvtgbtou rt-turw-il froiii
Portland lat is t-ning. fr-ni a w.-k.
viwt with b"-r -iU-r, Mr- l.l-JtuaU-
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I PERSONAL AND LOCAL
51 Tor mldltlonal Lsx'iil Newssco Fourth Pase-p
nmmnmmimnmmniTnnmmiTminK
W. Cobb, of Portland, 1? ut Salem en
a business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Im llrnnch were pas
uengers for Portland today.
W. K. Fisk, a new comer, arrived
from Portlrnd last evening.
Wm. llurder, of South Salem, has
returned from a Portland trip.
Frank Thomas is among those, re
ported seriously ill this morning.
.1. W. Chandler was an arrival in Sa
lem today, direct from Saginaw, Mich.
13. Logan a future lawyer of Inde
pendence, returned homo last evening.
Dr. J. W. Welch, of Sllverton, was In
this city today to purchase u driving
horse.
Deafness Cnnnot De Cured
by local aiipllcations, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of tho oar.
There is only ono way to cure deafness,
nnd that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused bv an inllutned condi
tion of tho mucous lining of the Kustach
iau Tube. When this tube gets in
llamed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when It is en
tirely closed deafness Is the result, ami
unless tho inihimution can be taken out
and this tube restored to Its normal con
dition, hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out of ten tiro caused by
catarrh, which is nothlug but an iu
fiamed condition of the mucous surfaces.
Wo will give Ono Hundred Dollars f jr
any case of Deasness (caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. J. Chunky & Co., Toledo, O.
Sold bv druggists, 75c.
Hall's'Famfiy Pills are tho best.
Coon Songs.
Hear the latest Coon songs at the Fair
Grounds next Sunday when the Con
ductors' Kxcurslon holds Its grand
rally there. The North Star Quartette
is distinctly in it, in the matter of Ne
gro melodies. tf
Good News.
You can buy gents' Fine Calf Shoos
for 11.00, worth ?2.50, linston Shoe
Company, !108 Ccmmoreial street, near
the nostolllee. I 15 tf
Athletics
At tho Fair Grounds next Sunday.
The Conductors' Kxcurslon next Sun-
ilnv iiii-ludos a hot traine of ball. Wil
Hams Brothers will also be seen in their
acrobatic acts, and there will be an ex
hibition of lino trick bicycle riding. (1 tf
Don't Forget.
Don't forget that tho Conductors' An
nual Kxcurslon conies to Salem next
Sunday. Crowds will be here from all
over the Willamette valley, and in point
of numbers it will be the greatest day of
the year. if
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?oiitnins mdiher Opium. Moipliluo nor otlior Narcotio
Hubsiaiifo. It dostroys AVorins antl allnys I ovorlrdincss.
It ouivs Dhtrilui'a and "Wind Colic. It roltovos Tccth
iiitr Trctithlos and euros Constipation. It vcKUlate.s tlio
Stomiieh and Uowels, Klxinu liealthy and natural sleep.
The Childron'M Panacea The Hlothor'H Friend.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars tlio
cofviMCHr loeu
In Use For Over 30 Years.
thc eMTim ,qMrVTliTTW!!rMaalaailiariia'iIiMBBMMMBBBBMl
VJ v,k.ilMl
T. S. BURROUGHS
...Sanitary Appliances of All Kinds...
KSTIMATESJFUKNISIIKU.
PItlCEK T028UIT TUB TIM IX
10.1 STATK.STIlEET
?Ii53Sl
&.
:!
THEY ALL WANTED IT!!
. .... .1.. ll.MMi.lt. Ilir Itlrvrlf Ill tile
lull pcaiiicr iiiuii ...-,-.- -
window, wa Hie only one we liad. Tliie
were idenly more linlde Iiowevrr. ami wii
old 'cut one each. Wecuu Ut vou out olw
WITH A
RflWFORD,
LEUELRND,
'RE5CENT.
iKtJ
VrewT,ia ilVXW. 1
asftsiTHpfc r
MANHOOD RESTORED 'Si-H&HS
Cunraiitrtil lu cute all nerTi""!lea, nuclina Wm .!oryl!.uwiii(
htala 1'uiTer, Jlrudaclie, Wttkrlulnca, Int Ma' Uuh, Mainly KmU
alnim, NcrvoiiHntn. i.ll drain, lot it i wrr lu Ocucrm. ' Oivant of
either ck, caiued Iiy crtr exertion, ytmiliful error, c -1" x ut
tulincco.oitliiiiioratiuiulniit, which ltcl (o Ii:hrin'ty,t.'oi ut nunor
inuiillj'. Can l)ec.iriel In vet iHx.krl. ii.uiiirr lnx, ?j,liynull
pramlil, Clrculnr I'rce. Sold ty all ilniKplla. At: forll.t .oiiaulhrt
MRimf.lcturrd hv t)' I'-hii Sinllflne Co K in Crnucc. I.auc-I)avil
f'U.C vu. dllrlti'iti,i,fcK;iit Third an Vanihlil B ''
FOR SALU V I). .I. I'HY, SALIUaM, ()lI:(.H;.
THE OLD POSTOFFICE STABLES.
aaaaBalaaaaaEaJrlaHaatW
Special rates 'ven to Commercial men.
lrn,.i.,i (.mil xint at all houm. IIIv1 Ull himI ! Kll9fVal. PltttMP ll.
"At the Sign of the White Horse,"
For thirty yon rn I huvo supplied tho trndo with "All Home Mudo"
liitrnoM' of the IIokL Cullforulu Loutliur. Evurythlim Hint goott
out or my Miop In wiirranUnl to give HutlKfuctlou mid 1 11m butter
(iiiulpiiod to HUpnly thu domrtnd Until oyor before. My Htook In not
Hiillwl lielweon I'orMniid and 'Frisco. Mitiiiifiioliiror uutl Importer
ot Hiirooac, build Ioh, Ilolxni, Whip um! Ilornu ULtlilng.
E, S, Lamport, 289 Commercial street,
Harritt & Lawrence
In thu plural to g't
Green Peas
New Potatoes
Steamed Ham
lBFtitiNaal)ll HW ' MlUatflllillK llfllcioll jllut tllO tlllllK-
HARRITT St LAQJRBNCB
QI.U I'OeTrOl'HQK UltOOKItY,
Why Net Duy boe
At UM iiOaatOH WaO CMtlatl)''s fe4or 7
i...' 1'lu Kid lor 1. 00, JOB
('.mriMfCaiil miiml, mmr im itatUiflhw.
4 IS tf
What I Kwdiil i)jrntln UNrw? It
l tb newly dlaovjrwl romwly. th
initfi atffavilvai nruttiiratlfio fur aUlliiu'
tlw and uaatHilUiUi'n tit fonl. and re
.torlnu ornaos Ut a naturul oonultlou.
Stooe Druk'SUjrw.
Signaturo ot
The Dismemberment of China
fooma immini'nt w tho Powers know a
goml thing when thoy hoc It. Tltoso in
PnUun who know a good thing when
thoy boo it pronnituco tho laundry work
laid on thoir whlrtu, collara and ouffn tbo
moat perfect In ltd fatiltlaid lwuuty of
anything otitcidu of new linen over neon
before. Our lino laundry work has
reached tho dignity of an art.
Salem Steam Laundry,
COI. J. OMtSTKAU, PltOI'lt.
Phone 41. "W Liberty Street.
1'IIONK 161
Best and largest line of
Bicycles in thc Gity.
Car load shipments'.
Direct from Factory
PRICES: T
.i
f (iclVC
Best Bicycles
P, M, WADE d CO.
)i I'KltltV KT HAI.I'.M, OK.
J. J. FIDLER, proprietor
Uor-tiM Hoarded by tlio
OayWt'ok or Month.
Ktundlim TiMiinti, Inc.
Sli glo lioru IQtf.
New Is Your Time.
Ikiys' MiibooJ ., fl, worth 'l, a
)m DumUhi ialMMt UuniKiiiy, :t08Coininer
cktl ttrtMsti iHar tiw aiUiillw. 1 1ft t
W. M. CLitiuuiMr, or llryan, Fit.,
say: "Fnr fwrly ywurt 1 luiv tried
vn r Iinii oouih inliBiiitt. Ono Mln
iitu VmuvU Ours Is Uil of all." It ro
llujvos 1 rial u ntly and puiorf ull thruat
a in! lutiu trouuhW. Stouo i)ruk'
Stores.
HPSINESS CAUDH.
O. H. OlAOK
H)entt6t,
Sucor to Di. J. M. Kene, old NVhltt
Comer, ijahm, Or. Parties desiring tapettw
op:ratlo.ts at moderate feet in any liraneh at1
in especial request
ALBERT A. JESSUP.
Phono 1071.
KOOMS 1 AND ii, OIIAY 11I.K.
Salem Soda Works
R. H. Westacott, Prop.
All kliuh'or on drink nnd liar ayrup a
Melalty. I'lrat ulam ilollvcry,
61 TERRY STREET,
; f Phono 2605
SOULB BROS.
PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS
l'OUTLANI), OUr.
KiirBilciiiiuit vlolnlty Iwivo order at tleo
t:. Will's Muslo Store.
omCH, CITY II L '"
For water seivice aply at ulTice. Ud't
payable monthly In advance. Make .
complaints at tlv "" -
CAl'ITAl. C1TV
Express and Transfe
Mien nil malt and pasicngttr tralrta. Ilg.
i;ic and exinesi to all putts of thr Oil)
Wnnpt seivice Telephone No. 70.
WHITE & nisyuB.
O. H. LANB
Merchant Tailor
.07 STATU HTUKP.T.
tySulU $15 nnd iipwnrd,
I'anu w j nnct, ttpw.irui.
BICYCLE REPAIRING.
lllcvdes reimlrcti iinii aundrka him
piled. Nuw Hlmp romly tu rcpiiir or
miilti you it wiict'i
SiitlHfantldii Kuuriiiitccri. Your pat
ronuL'o solicited.
KDQAIl & UOIlKltTS,
3 18 If 10.1 SMttoHlrtot.
ftssay Office
AND LABORATORY.
No, 71 Chcmckcta si,
I. II. l TUriUM Assaycr,
u. Mirai
NEW MARKET
Sl.te street, near railroad. Freshest and
jest meats. My pAtront say I keep the besl
rcatslntown 3i
Land
SEED OATH,
MILL FEED
FLOUH,
Pi !3 Q" At" hl'
X ICt OUCH. CEMENT,
IJAV
LATII.s
J, RJGILMORE,
MHIhIukiuI lWoiirlst
XtU'sV't'ma'nPK
IIIIIUI) IH TIIK HTAI'K Or I.H'K
i
7i
TDK IIKHT IH M.M)U fltOM
4
I
I
Salem
Special
Jlour.
I
I
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f.
t.
.
R'llnttHr than any prnvioualy imulo.
p (liianiutetHl as runrontuituil. P
A Mimry rtifuiidud If not stlHfiu-tiiry. d
K Ohtaiii the IhwI from your homo inill.
(I YourdroeorwIIUupplyynii. -H'-
O. C. T. Go's
I'AHHKNOKIi HTratKIt
POMONA
LKAVhH Ftllt I'UKTIaAM)
UoiKlay. WwlutiMlHy and Friday at a m-
QUICK TIMB AND CIIKAI' JiATKtt.
I)iklitww)ii Htat and.Court UU.
M.H'. IIALUWIN. Auent.
CURE YOURSELF!
I li U fur dRtMlitral
i.. haiawa, luil4Mwllbia.
in.ialluiM ur ubamlWai
.1 i,ii uua wauibraiK-a
I'., ii.m. au-S w allu-
4--, 1 1 .r 4iaoui i
hold ' liiu.a.
Uliklyou Water.
ti
ou Natural Mineral Water. Host
ouwi h
Try it. ror wtle uy tno oaw
tto Hotel. 6 0 t-
Wll mutto
Sab Water Co.,
!fSj7Jr n ii ; ra
Xti'J
I 7Tl IMtalCMlM "n
I K Vo'l- IS" ' CISj
vi new U- . jQtm
;iMirvaviTsMrvirsa,xirsiv
IWTCn-3TATE
iI0l?l)lT4ril
mm
ETTAANDERS-WILMAN
Auoclate Teacher Western Conserva
tory, Karua City, Mo., representing
the Ititcr-staie Syitem, at Salem, Ore.
Over First National HanV. Residence
37O Church street. Studio houts-o to
toe..
KAs,svaiNl,,,sa
: GROCERIES:
?lnla. Olla Window Otaii' Vtu
nlsh, nnd tbo most cwnpleto atocle
ot Bnuboa oral! kind in tho tat
Artlata matorinla, llmo; hair, co
mout nnd ahlngloo; and the flnoat
qttallty ot graBs seed.
a,gSKSJaaBvaiJgSvaaBaSBKM
WANTED.
New today ndvortuetuonui lour lines
or less in tlila column tnaotted tnreo
imoi for 25 ota 50 eta a week, $1
por month. All ovor lour lines at
nnmo rato.
FOH 8.VLE Oil TKADK-A gocnl Cren
oont blcyolo, lu kixhI order. Will sell
or trndo uiul kv a good bargain,
hiuiuiro nt Club Mtnblo. (WJ-3ti
oIiKaFfOU CASH If you wuitt 11
good uitsy tiding buggy with spring
bnuk. A lutok, heavy or light, with
cither two or thruo neat, a cart or
H01111) good Biibatantlal Buoond hand
Mjirlng wttgoiiH. Call nl Salem Wagon
I-itftorv, illU Coininorolal Btrwst. W.
loiinol. (fl.t(
l-:dlt BALK Oootl dry wotvl, dollvonsi
to any oart of tho city, l'rico rpason
nlilo. I.UUVO ordora with Harritt A
btwronco or Kiirimw'tYtilynrd High,
HtrwU r)-2(V;ttn
KOK HALK Horso and buggy; gentlo
homo Dyuurs old, and good phaeton,
will lie sold cheap. Gall on A. E.
Dageiiy, old postolllco corner. C-O-lw
W'ANTKH A good farm hand. Address
0. 1). WUhoii, Fox Vnlloy, Or. 0 0 3t
LOST On Sunday, March 6,11 gontlo
tlenian's uniothyst stick pin. The
llndur will bo liberally rewarded by
leaving tho tuniu at this olllco. 0 0 3t
FOR SALE I have Bomo improved
farms both largo and small, for sale
from $16 to $36 per acre. A. F. Mc
Atee, Uual Estate olllce, 103 State
street. 4 6 tf
ltOOMS, Furnished or uufurnlshcd,
Single or in unites, dining room ad
joining, homelike. Second floor Cottle
lllock. Mattiu Hutchins, Trop. Itoom
IS. 6-3-lm
FOH MALKOU HENT.-10 ueresof
land, timl Ikiuhc, ono ucrc of garden,
liiihinco bottom tins lure and wood.
Oood wttior, Joins bcIiooI. Q. W.
reiirmlne, 2 miles north on Ulver
road. 4 IG tf
IHOYL'LE PATH-lf your bicycle
needs repalrs'briug II In, wo have
tho skill and stock to keep it In Ural
china condition. Wo carry u full
lino ol sundries and mukou special
ity of enameling como and hco us,
wo Biitlnry our patrons. Gardner &
White, '!& Llbeity street. Holiuun's
block, next tloor to stcniu laundry.
I'hoiio 50. l-20tf
HOUSE OLEANEUS- Remember
that tho best mid clicapua carpet
paper la tlio heavy felt paper sold
at Tim .Jouunal, otllce. 20-tf
FOnSAUfb rVTnAblN-r'armof an
acreaon Turner mad 3(mlle fromHIstellout.
S'tnrly all Improved, houa, barn anil other out
bullilliiK, A. J, Hwlvnlnk, UuUth Commercial
strct't, Bulum, Orou 6-9 1 mo. Ukw
Premium on Warranta.
Anv parties liavlnir Marlon or I'olk county
wurruuta t" illaiKino of, will do wi'll to call at
llio nllliiiof Kniii'nu Ilreyiuan, 370 VouDinrclal
atroul, with llnlau .V lurlcor. I will allow
luemliiin on all audi iiroperljr emlorawl war
rants. Money tu Umii at d and 7 xr euot Inter
oat on Improved (arms. So roniuilaalon.
A 13 (I.Vwllm Kl'OK.Nt IIHKYMAM
Wlillu Corner lllock, Vo Cumtnerolal street
JERSEY BULL.
Full blood Jornoy, sorvicus for Beason
only f 1, HiKit uuhIi. Corner of Thlrteenht
iiml Center atreets.
Ii 6 tf Hbown'A Box.
tf. J. SULLIVAN
IMIAOTIOAt. TA1LOH
A nlcn lino of uoods uutl samples on
hand. Stilts $15 up. I'anta
p, n perect tit guaranteed, at
I 0 tf 1 10 fiTATK BTREKT
&v$f,
The water
Wouldn't stop running
Uhmubo tho faucet had worn out, and
of courrui tho ieople of Salem know
tliat wlion tlioro m anytmnn
lino of plumbin reiwlrinif. nwj
or furnaeo work, gaa or steam tit
ting, or sanitary plumbing ol any
kind that we aro oier.a in that
lino, and are prompt to answer your
t-all, nnd our ehargen are moderate.
BARR&PETZEL
an COMMERCIAL STREET.
Telephone No. aj;i
Salem's Oieat Surprise,
llonton 8hoo Company. Ladles' flnp
kid silniMra uiul ties. 60 cents, worth
HJH). 0a goinmerciat streei,
near tho
415K
What vou'vmntU a cure. JOaWltt's
witnh ifazor Salvo cures plies, anq
thev ittay cured. BootliMund quick y
heaU wroa, 9caios, nurqs, uui p. -seuses,
Btono Dru; Htures.
wmm
j JOHN um, 1
V DEALER IN 2
fa? '. SfXllJi
t2$4rJb(mm m Viiwi
Sw
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