w nnT3iri',,w,T7P" r
MM
y
T"rW$Wr
Veteran
,. W. Stone,
Anita. Iowa, scryod his rountry during the
late war at tho expanse of his health. Tlio
story concornliiK ''Is rcstorutlon to health
Is given bolow In his own words!
"When I returned from the army my
constitution was broken down. I suf
fered extreme nervousness, and indi
gestion. Physicians did not help me
until one prescribed Dr. Miles' Nerv
ine, and today I am in better health
than I have been for thirty years."
DR. SABLES'
Restorative
Nervine
is sold by all tlrusjeists on Guarantee,
first bottle bcneliis or money back.
Hook on heart und nerves sent free.
Or. Mile Medical Company, Elkhart, Ind.
O. C. T. Go's
l'ASSKNOKIl SrKAluKH
POMONA
altonA
LKAVK8 FOIl I'OHTLAND
Dally nxrept 3tmlnv at 8 a. in .
yUIJ'K TIMK AND OtlKAP HATCH.
fjockllwtweon Btato ami Court Hts.
M. 1. 1IALDW1N, Agent
S, C, STONEJiM. D.
I'rnnrlctnr.of
Stone's Drue Stores
HALKM.'ORKtiON.
Tliettortis (two In number) are located a
No. & and 833 Coininvrelal street, and are
ell stocked with complete Hue of ilniRsnml
mcdlrlnea, toilet iirllclos, perfumery, brushes
nl'., etc., ete.
1)11. HTONK
Uits had some U years experience In the prac
tice of inedlclneaiid now makes no rliurge for
consultation, examination or prescription.
DnnnnnnntfUfrnnnnnnnnnnnnnna
I PERSON ALAND LOCAL 1
E For additional Loral Nowssco Konrth I'age.
D UUUiiUUliliUUUUUUUUUUUiiUUUilC!
D. K. Swank of AtiiiiHvillo wits in the
city today.
Ilcv. .1. M. IloworsoK of Dayton is vis
ing in the city.
A. T. Wnln returned from n business
trip to Portland.
Mitts 0. K. Gecr went to Xuwborg to
day to visit friundB.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Oroon nro in Or
egon City for a week's visit.
Missus Forno Huntley and Grayee Da
vis wont to Albany yesterday.
Mrs. A. A. Wheeler, nttonded tho
Chemawa Indian school u.oroios.
Ed N. Eden now lias full control of tho
C. A E. Coh., office at this point.
E. II. Fhiggandson loft hint evening
fur Mill City to be gone several days
iWiimr.
Lon Hill, iHMikkeepor for tho
Spanieling LoKiiiib' Com.ny, ha gono
to Eugene.
Otto Mob-olmu uml later uxpeot to
start for Canyon City inuct wuuk to stay
tho summer.
Mrs. J. J. Hurkius started last night
for Wiloox Arlwmi to Join hor hua
band "Jack."
Miss Mario Kuril who ban Ihkmi oon
'ft nod to hor room forsverol veks is
rapidly recovering.
Mis IJurtlui Snoll of Drain has re
turned to hor homo after spending sev
eral days in Salotn.
Prosidont T. M. Gatoh, of tho Corvnl
lis Agricultural Collugo, was vifiHitig in
this oity returning homo today.
Miss Vida Mooro, who lias lieen tho
jmoat of Judge I'. A. Muoro loft lust
niht for hor homein Urontu Paw.
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Diiwinoro re
turned to Salfin from Portland last
night to make thtr future home.
"Pell" will again take his old position
at the Wtntt'C'Tiier '
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure.
Dicests what you eat.
It artificially digests the food and aids
Nature Id strengthening aud recon
Btructtntjtlie exhausted digestive or
gans. It is the latent li&co vered digest
ant and tonic. No other preparation
can approach It in 31ciency. It in
atantfy rellnTea and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
SlcJcIIeadache,Ga3tralgta,Cramps,and
all other results of Imperfect digestion.
Prepared by C C DtWht & Co, Chicago.
PARKER'S..
HAIR BALSAM
OiuM tut UaJV U tib.
Vrnt rn to jitmorai unj
Hir to it TwrtMul Oater
tC.CjJl"m tKuiffUM . I
PaB
INTERNATIONAL. NOTES,
It is asserted that a German workman
has invented a process of manufacture
ingjartificial coal from earth and certain
mineral residual Bubstnnces, that the
product gives great heat, aud that
a kilogram when burned leaves only
nine penny weight of ashes. If this be
true, In view of tho destruction of the
forests, tho constant drain on natural
coal, deposits, tho increased ueo of ma
chinery, and tho tremendous growth of
cities, "it will bo ono of the most import
ant Inventions of tho century.
A great tea ease has been tried in
London. Sir Thomas Upton, whose
business is immense, has included the
weight of wrappers in parcels in which
tea is sold. lie was lined ten oiiih1s
and eosta. There was no charge of an
intent to defraud, as tho practice is
general. The court holds that tho prac
tice is in violation of law. If this de
cision is sustained 'on appeal, it will
make a difference of olghty-llvo thous
and dollars per annum in his prollts,
unless ho raises his prices.
Paper money cannot be used in the
Philippines on account of the islands
being infested by nuts that cat almost
everything, and are especially fond of
paper. In a recent shipment of monoy
for the troops, was one million dollars
of paper money of small denomination ;
but a warning was sent hero that
nothing but gold and silver must be
sent to the islands, as the ants had at
tacked these packages, tho notes Mug
saved only by thegreates care.
It is proposed to build a one-rail rail
way from Manchester to Liverpoola dis
tance of thirty-three miles, the time to
be twenty minutes. A committee has
been considering the plan for months.
The total cost of construction and equip
ment is seven million dollars. There
will bo no intermediate stations. Tho
committee is convinced that the enter
prise will pay. If it is successful a
similar arrangement will be built be
tween New York anil its suburbs, and
what now requires an hour and one
half will Ih) made in less than thirty
minutes.
The Stella Polaro sailed on tho morn
ing of Juno 2, from Christianht, Nor
way, on a now effort to reach the pole.
It carries tho Duko of Ahrus-zl, the
nephew of tho King of Italy, a captain
aud lieutenant of tho Italian navy, a
physician, two Italin sailors, four
mountain guides, aud ten Norwegian
sailors. There are also on board ono
hundred and twenty dogs and an
Eskimo for the management of them.
The duko is I'll years of ago, and a
few years ago he climbed Mount St.
Ellas in Alaska. He will try to reach
the polo by tho way of Franz Joosf
Land, camp this autum somewhere in
that region, purposing next summer to
push over the ice for tho polo. The shir
is supplied with provisions for eighteen
months and is admirably equipped
with scientific instruments.
Shake Into Your Shoes
Allen's Foot-Ease, u powder. It cures
painful, smarting, nervous feet and
Ingrowing nails, and Instantly takes
the sting out of corns and buulons
It's the greatest comfort discovery of
tho age. Allen's Foot-Easo makes
tight or new shoes feel easy. It Is a
certain cure for sweating, callous and
hot, tired, aching feet. Try It today.
Sold by till druggists aud shoe stores.
By mull for2.')c In stumps. Trial pack
age FREE. AddresB, Allen S. Olm
sted, Lcltoy, N. Y. 4
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Itussia contains more than twice as
many blind persons as all tho rest of
Europe combined.
Tho Russian statistical society which
is authority for this statement, places
the number at 10,000, or two in every
thousand of (lie population.
In France and England tho blind are
not quite ono per thousand. Tho uxcos
sivo blindness is bolloved to bo due to
the long snow season and tho uncleanly
habits of tho jwoplo, Of all thuso ll0,
OOObut.twoor throo can road, and only
about 2,o00 aro cared for in institutions
for the blind.
A carriage weighing 1,700 -winds, and
propelled by a slx-horeo power motor
made a trip recently from Cleveland to
Now York, a distant- of 707 miltw in a
running time of -10 hours and 4 minutw.
An average siieed of 17) miUw per hour,
although jHirt of the distunce was
covered at tho rate of 20 mile jnir hour.
This trip would utem to indieuto that
rapid long-distance autouiobillBm will lm
within tho roach of tho public in the
near future.
Some ono said that tho three most
important problems demanding solu
tion in our cities, k far as physical con
ditions are concerned, are rapid transit
cluaulinnss and quiet.
A writer in the Electrical Ileview sy
the hore is tho chief hlndrauet to the
accomplishment of these ideals.
Uiion thij) patient long suffering r-
ant of man is laid the charge of fur
nWhing slow ami clumsy transit, of pro
ducing elUier dirwotly or indirectly
nmrly all th dirt, and In wmnection
with the rattling of vehicles, wont of the
not).
lleay&
'let Um torses be haubjlied
t. the rural dktrkUi "along with other
! animate wtikli are a part of farm life."
i TIwh feWUt eleftrteui conveyance ui
transport both freight awl jsngers,
will make no litter, nor noUe, 1cuk
equipped with pwenmatie tires ami run
on smooth aephalt rtnurte. "Tims by
..im m.lL-ul cluRiM id the city to be re-
I duced to the cleanly quiet of a June
' morniug in a wl-laiI irk. It may
' raquire long life to t the renliaatMHi of
this desideratum." Nevertheke it is a
moat deairahle thing to
Swoot. refrashlnL' Ieeo i given by
Hood's Saruaptrlllj, which fwd He i
iei veil, tonos the stotoacli awl curetfj
tilt 0)t-peptlc symptom.
jKrJaJd1a5cntK.Y,pecUI
In many lmpor
taut particulars,
, parllln is Peculiar
Hood's bursa
to Itself. It Is
a medicine as
far ahead of the
us
ual preparation
as the
electric light is
ahead of
thotallowdip.Thc
iunredients used
in making it are
selected with the very greatest.
care,
at the
nd are gathcredforus
time they possess the
(r eat est remedial
value. i he pecul;
iar
com-
lon, pro-
port.
Ion and pro-
cess
used iu
Snrsa-
Hood's
parilla, ore unknowi
to any
other, thus making Hood's
Sar-
sanarilla necxfiarfo tsclf.
IThe
value of this peculiarity is 1
sho wn
bv nctunl results. And Hood's Barsa
parilla has a record of cures tin equal
ed in medical history, llasmoro of
them, greater succcsscsin serious
cases, better gen'uine, unsolicited
lostimonlalsthtuy. WjQ olMcr
mcdicinein exist! j Icnce. It
cures V I ft I lextremo
cases of
blood dis-
ascs.luirnors, scrof
ula, salt .rheum, rheu
matism, catarrii, and all other
troubles traceable to impure or vi
tiated blood, possessing great stom-och-tonlng
qii ( alities, it cures indi
gestion, dypeplc sia, catarrh
of the stomach ,ctcTj I T It builds
up the nerves, J renewing
and reviving brain, nervo I and mental
strength and curing nervous
prostration. As a natural tonic
it strengthens the whole
system and cures
that tired feeling.
It has done alii
this for others and'
what it does for
'oth l'rs it
will do for you.
All wo ask for
Hood's Sarsapanl
is a necessity, an
otwortunUxi and a fair trial. Ho sure
toget Hood'B. Sold by druggists.
Prepared only by C. I. Hood A Co.,
Lowell. Mass. It never cfiMiijwiHtir.
Bankruptcy.
Mrs. I). L. Fiester, of Salem, tho
milliner, has filed a jietltion in bank
ruptcy iu the United State-) district
court in Portlaml. Her liabilities
amount to $2,271.10. Her assets, In
cluding a homestead valued at $87f,
which Is exempt, amount to $0,000.
Drowsiness Is dispelled by
am's Pills.
Hiu'.ch-
' Frances Klzcr Roland
wife used Dawson's Herb
says
my
tea
one
month, her backache ie cured." 0 24 tf
Masonic Visitors.
Many Masons of RIckoral and Inde
pendeco lodges were in attendance last
evening at tho lodge meeting. They all
enjoyed themselves highly and pro.
nounce the Salem frators good enter
tainers. Oood Pasture.
Parties wanting good pasture can get
same at tho Statu 1-uir Grounds by ap
plying C. J). Gabrielson, secretary, ll-0-t.
flosrs ths ? lta K'1 Yw ,lav8 A1"' B'
Cheap Rates
to tho East, Christian Endeavor oxeur.
sion. Effective Juno 211. See Thomas
Watt A Co. 2IJ fi-t
Saved His Nick.
M. T. McGrath, of Linn county,
ontoncud to life in tho ponituntiury
was brought to tho prison Friday by tho
sheriff of Linn county.
MissGertrudo Hihhard and Lotitla
McKiunnn, who have been sojourning
nt thollibbsrl farm for an outing re
turned to Portland this morning.
Notice.
Olllce of tho secretary of State, Sa
lem, Oregon, Juno 24, 1800. Notice is
hereby given that tho State Hoard of
Agriculture hiiving, in complianuo with
an Act of tho Twentieth legislative
Awembly tiled in tho ollice of tho Sec
retary of State February 28d, 1809,
deeded to the State of Oregon the lauds
known as the "State Fair Grounds,"
the appropriation of $7,000 for tho pay
ment of the warrant indebtedness of
suid State Hoard of Agriculture imed
prior to February 21, 1800, prointrly en
dorsed, warants, will lw issued on the
Statu Treasurer to the extent of tho
appropriation. Interest will not bo al
lowed after this date. F. I Dunbar,
Isecretarv of State. In accordance with
thealsjvenotice, holders of all warrants
of the Oregon State Hoard of Agricul
ture dated prior to February 21, 18051
are hereby notified that the mime will
be paid on presentation at the olllce of
the Secretary of State, or at the ofllce of
the undersigned, aud that interest will
reuse after this date. J. II. Albert,
treasurer of the Oregon Stato Hoard of
Agriculture. 0-20-tf
" Mitee Myrtie Marsh aud Metta Pavia
left this morning for Lo Angeles to at
tend tlie National Edueutional associa
tion and to tour to various mints of in
terest iu California to I gone two
months.
1 Causes of
Loss of Hair
Dr. Bbonrid, the mintnt French
Dermatologist, says tbst V8 per cent
of bslr lotsr are tli results of
microbes ami the nglct of dan
druff. The antiseptic action of
SEVEN
3 SUTHERLAND SISTERS'
preparations kills' nlcroBCS and
restores dasdruH Tbctr ceestaot
s for a period wm. tr acting
drct!r on tbo balr bulbs, fainiab
DoaiisfaEatot, vkalltr and growls
power to ihs lporUbd roots
u4 balr shafts, rwuHtfig la coco
pltts restoration.
8wwmwwmwl
sou by vxuooim
Election of Offlccrs.
Liberty Council, Order of Pernio,
elected olllcers last evening for the en
suing six months, as follews: Mrs.
Frank Davoy, councilor; Miss Leah It.
Ilolsinger, vice councilor! Frank Pave-y,
secretary; Miss Laura A Sell wood, treas
urer Mrs. Carrie M. Holman, chaplain ;
Mrs. L. 1). McClaine, guide; Mrs. Graco
C. Cnplingor, warden ; C. It. Measor,
sentinel ; J. L. Knplingcr, past councilor.
Installation will take place next Friday
evening.
An Oriental in Town,
Minister Kiennn Sargund, a native of
Antioch, Syria; an ordained minister of
tho Coptic church and minister iu
Soudan, Africa, Sunday nt tho Seven
teenth Evangelical church, In tho
evening ho will deliver a lecture at tho
German Reformed church on Capital
street, on "Manners and Customs of the
Copts, aud Trials aud Triumphs of
Christutiiity iu tho Soudan. All aro
cordially invited. Tho lectures will Iw
interesting to all.
The Homeliest Man m Salem
Ah welt ns the handsomest, and others
aro Invited to cull on any druggist
and get frco a trial buttlo of Kemp's
llalsiim for the Throat and Lungs, a
remedy that Is guaranteed to cure and
believe till Chronic and Acute Coughs,
Astlimn, Bronchitis and Consump
tion. Price 25c. and 50c. cod&w
O Sk.'jETl' O 3fc. XU. m
0-js tb y? 1 to Kind You Haw Alwars BougM
Gun-shot wounds and powder-burns,
cuts, bruises, and Ivy-polMinlng,
quickly healed by Do Witt's Witch
Hazel xalve, prevents blood poisoning
"DeWltt's1' Is SAKKiintl auitn, Stone's
Drug Stores.
DoWltt's Little Eurly Risers ben
cllt permanently. They lend gentle
assistance to nature, curing constipa
tion and liver ailments, stone's Drug
Stores.
Mrs. C. II. Monroe, accompanied by
her sister Miss Minnie Van i Winkle are
in the city visiting Mrs. A. J. Monroe.
Imperial Limited.
Tho Cadadhui Pacific Ry. is now mak
ing the fastest time across the continent.
Their service is of the most splendid
description. All classes of passengers
are carried on tho "Imperial" train.
You mnv travel anywhere by the
Canadian l'aollle Ry. and Soo line.
Mr. C. M. l-ookwood is agent for Sa
lem. 0-22-tf
A diseased stomach undermines
health, It dulls the brain, destroys
tho nervous system. All dyspeptic
troubles are cured by Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. It has cured thousands of cases.
Its Ingredients arc such that It can't
help curing. Stone's Drugstores.
O.A.JSI'OrJK.X.A..
6ttn the p II" KM You Hao Always Bought
ffl!r &&&&:
"What might have been" Is tho
sad rollcotlon of thousands of con
sumptives. One Minute Cough Cure
cuies coughs and colds. Stone's Drug
Stores.
Cooper bhop.
SI. STEWART, the South Salem coop
or.is prepared with tho best quality of
stock to make cooperage of all kinds,
from a well bucket to a 10,000 gallon
tank. Prices to suit tho times. Shop
iu South Salem. (1 10 lm
Thomas llhoads, Centcrllcld, O.,
writes: "I sulTered from piles soven
or eight yours. No remedy gavo me
relief until DeWltt's Witch Iliiel
Salve," perfectly harmless. Stone's
Drug Store t.
Piano tioxes.
Having sold four dozen pianos in hist
three months. I am entirely overstocked
with piano Ihixcs and In order to clean
them nut will sell this lot at fl.KO each
u good time for feed boxes at Geo. C.
Will, the Music and Sewing machine
dealer.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Davoy, leave on
the overland train this morning for
Fossil, Wheeler county, for a several
days' visit. Mr. P.ivey will deliver the
Fourth of July oration at that place.
Example Is Better Than Precept
Those sententious proverbs or old
euws, which are med us prellxos to all
of the Hood SurMiparllhi udvorthdng
In thousand of papers throughout the
country, are evidence of a new and or
iginal styleof display advertising both
pleasing and elfectlve. The Hood
firm Is to be congratulated on so
clovorly adapting such wisdom an bus
tillered down through centuries. An
other charming thing ubout this
Hood advertising Is the unique typo
they aro using. .'I
Don't Lose Your Grip
When you feel your health fulling
look to your plumbing. There is noth
ing that will undermine your health
like living iu a houbo where the plumb
ing is defective, and the air vitiated by
sewer gas. When you want yoir
iiliimbim; overhauled uml looked after.
or your water piroM ueoil repairing,
ranges and furnaeo or steam heating
an pa rat us put in order for the Whiter,
caA on ue.
BARR&PETZEL
tU COMML'KCIAL hTKEET.
Teteitione No. J371
Premium on Warrants.
Ax frU barlOK Ms'too tw I'olk rounljr
warraut U dUiM uf. will 1U1 U tu call a
itt umtm uf Jtwv& nrerifun, V9 Ctmmtt Ul
Mr4. wilt) IMm 4. Karktr I will allow
traiiuM oh all ! wvlr tuttuttvX war
icU Mmej to Ivan at t au-n lr flt lotw
-m( mi 1hiwm4 uns. UutrnnmUuup
VTliHt ' Hr lltoek. H9 tiinin 1st iut
v" C7empjlKJ' 6vitivr.
W'i M : hi
for infants and Children.
Tlio Kind on IIiwo Always Bought 1ms borno tho slgun
tttro ol' Cluu. II. Flctohor, and hits been nmdo under Ills
povsounl suiHTVlsion for over JJO yours. Allow no ono
to deceive you hi thltf. Counterfeits, Imitations and
MiM-us-grootl" are but Experiments, and endanger tho
health of Children ISxnerlcuco agaiiiHt Experiment.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
iioars tuo
V
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THE etWTailW COMMWr, TT MUFHV TWIfTt WtW VOW CITY.
1 ail " "''
wipMto
Xl$3jrT frMlsllt. .1 taxqjgiuuiiMii.iiiigwiiii.il
THEY ALL WANTED IT I!
You tf e they thought the Mcvcle In the
wlmlow, w the only one we lisil. l hte
were tilenly inote Inside however, ami w
old 'era oue each. We cau lit vou OiU also
WITH A
RflWFORD,
LEUELflND,
'RESCENT.
Water Prolongs. Your Life.
If your hotiHo ih not Mippllod with a Hath it onht to ho,
I w ill uiiiko tlio kiiIviiiiIzihI iron Tank, put iu the Tub, tho
bunt of PltimhitiK, and do all kimlH of tin work, Call and
link for oMtimatert.
T. S. BURROUGHS
10:i STATB.STUEKT
MANHOOD RESTORED SKSSK V.SEf-TW SSKSH.
remedy guaranteed to cure all nervous dlwrsKS, uch us Weak
picmnry, iienciaciir.waurlunilou.I.o.t Manliooil, Nlulilly Kmiv
Ions. Nervou.nets, Ions of power In Generative Origin, cnum
by yoiitliful errors, cxcekilve use of -tlmiilanls wliuti Irail lu
innrnmy or insaniiy. can ic
fv bv mall nrrralil.
no ouier -.uinuucmrca uy the rcau MedlclneCo,, ran.l rancc.
.uiic-Ua vlH limn Co, distributing agenu.
. ,. , . . - -.
Tmao AHli VAMlirr.LHTS . PonTI.AKn Osrooy
FOR SALE UY D. ,1. PIIV, SALE.U, ORISUON4
THE OLD POSTOFFICE STABLES.
Special rates g'von toICommorcial men.
Privet muite Ui all oiiiU at all li(Hir..1 Jllre in a call and U utlsf)iHl. I'Iiiimo 491.
'At the Sign of the White rHorse,"
For thirty yoarx I hayo stitipllod Hho trade with "All Home Made"
hurtle of the I lent (,'ulirornla Lcuthor. Hvorytlilnic that kooh
out of my Nbop Ih warruntcd U) ulvo satisfaction and 1 am bettor
equipped to mipply the demand than oyer before My Htock Ih not
I'ljualfod Hotweoii IVriland und 'Frisco, Maniifuottircr ,und huiiortcr
ofllnrno, KikIiIIoh, Itobos, Whip und Ilorwi L'Ltlilnir.
E. S. Lamport, 289 Oommcrcial street,
Harritt & Lawrence
In the 4if to yt
Green Peas
New Potatoes
Steamed Mam
HJtT'ilminDd I him iwiirwtliiiiKdalleloinH-Just the tiling
HARRITT & LALI3RJBN
mui i'oro''ioB auocKitv,
-ffci
vKjH7jCk3iHK3mB ls sfJ?JLili
Mate CortUkate. Kxa)ius foi vmr froin I80 to JlfiO; or board, 12.50 to H ir
Hfk. Tuition t3 ir trm u twi w nk Fall term toyln Hent. 10. Suminer
Tirrn June 27 Mpt. 1 For laUlnRuu, aldruiM, V. L CAlIPHKLL, Vt.
or A.Wshh e of Foully. uliUnl
bignaturo 01
M4
UM
The (Center of Attraction,
I'.verv man Ih who looks neat and Irrc
iiroiu'liable in beautifully laundered
liui'ii. Kveryono admire tho titan
whoso linen l" alwaya faultless in its
HiiIhIi and eolor, and who Iiiih it laun
dered at tho Salem Steam laundry. Wo
make vour linen look like entlemon'H
linen. "White, rleur, Hpotleiw and with
a llniMh that In perfeotion itself.
Balem Steam Laundry,
COL. J. OLMHTKAU, IMIOI'K.
IMione 41, 2."10 Liberty Street.
Best and largest line of
Bicycles in the Gity
Car load shipments
Direct from Factory
PRICES: !l.t0
Wu have.,,,
Best Bicycle
r, m, wade a CO.
PIIONK Ifill
cnrrlrtl In vctt noeket
Jl novr
Circuliir Trrt. AllilrurripUi..
-.... .. .... ... . m.,.,--
II di
IHKC
(12 FKItltY 8T HALKM, OIL
J. J. FIDLER, proprietor.
IlursorA lltmrded by tlio
Puy, Week or Mouth.
Stundliiu TtHitns, lAc.
b'li kIo Ilorso lOo.
Stale Normal School
MONMOUTH, OK.
Training Kcliool for Tuuehore.
Now HuildiinH,
Now Dui'ttrtmunU.
Ungrtulwl Country MvIimjI Work.
Graduates Secure Good Poslfions,
Htrong CeurwM. Wo?l Knulpjied
rruinlHK Dttartiiient. Normal
.'iMirMr nuluktwt and lawt way to
74t
11HS1NESS OARl).
O. H. CRACK
Sucoester to Dr. ). M. Keene, old White
Corner, SaLm, Or. l'art.es desiring superioi
operations at moderate fees in any branch m
In especial request.
ALBERT A. JESSUP.
Phono 1071.
KOOMS 1 AND a, nit AY 11 LK,
Salem Soda Works
R. H. Westacott, Prop.
All kliul" of in drink nml bar syrup n
spoolalty, First clsss ilollttry,
6i rurmY STHBrrr,
3 11 tf Phono 2603
SOULE BROS.
1MAN0 TUNERS AND REPAIRERS
rOUTLAND, OHli
PorHatcinauil vlnliilty tcsro orders at Oco
a Will's Muslo Hlore.
Sa
OFFICE, CITY HALL
For water service apply t ollke. Bd'i
payable monthly in advance, Make
complaints at tho nrV:,
CAPITAL CITY
Express and Transfe
Meets all mall and nassencer tratru, ' Bar.
tinge and express to all parts of the ell)
Prompt service. Telephone No. 70.
WHITE & D1SQUE.
O. H. LANB
Merchant Tailor
U7 STATU STltllCT.
ESf-BulU 5115 mid upwards,
Pants (S3 mid upwards.
BICYCLE REPAIRING..
HIcyck'H repaired and sundrlun sup
piled. New Bhop ready to repair or
tiu lid you 11 wheel
HutlRfiictlon Ktmrantccd. Your pat
ronuuo gollciU'd.
KDOAIl & IIUUBIITB.
;i 18 tf 103 Statu street.
Assay Office
AND LABOAATORY.
No, 71 Chcmckcta st,
I. II. l TUTHILLIAsiiyer,
f 0 I7DP
a.o. rliii
NEW MARKET
St.te street, near railroad, Freliest anil
best meats, My patrons say I keep the Uil
treats In town a
Land
Plaster
HEED OATS,
MILL FEED
FLO U It,
HAY.
LIME,
OEMENT,
LATH.
J, E GILMORB,
ttBtsieamUt? ourtst.
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TIIK IICHT IH MAIIK HIOll
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Salem
Special
jflouv.
r Hotter than any previously made. 5
f (iuurautetl um roiiruiKmtod. P
A Money refundctl if not oatiafactory. d
Obtain the host from your home mill. 9
f Your Grocer will supply yon. 0-ltf.1l
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CURE YOURSELF!
I IlisU (or attimmrtl
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Nulil Uf if'uut.nia,
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Salem Preparatory School.
Kuinmor term ojhjiis July 5, 18W.
Tuition jxir mouth :
Norumlund Hlghsohool fl 00
Common and Higher Grades. . 3 00
IJmIow 7th Graile 3 60
A. J. Oaulano, M, A.
11 7 lm Principal.
oteam Dye Works
No,- IDA Commercial street,
opposite Wlliametto hotel.
Ladle' und eutlemel's
ulntlilng uleuoed, djed,.rt
paired aud pruased. FliTo
blunketH cleaned nr dved
and nlcidy llnnlied. Kid
gloTca cleaned, JOo; dyed
U5v
em water w.,
l'l;l in,!!!!
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MSERfiTW
ETTAANDERS-WILMAN
Associate .Teacher Western CMeira!
toijr, Kansas City, Mo., representor
inc iiiter-siate arttem. at safem. Or.,
Over First National Baalr. Resldesce
376 Church street. Studio hoars to
to 5.
DEALER, in
: GROCERIES j
PaIuUi. Oils Window OtaH Var
nisb, and tbo most coimilete stock
of Brushes of all kinds In the stato
Artist materials, lime; hair; ce
ment and shingles; and the finest
quality ol crnaaseed.
1
WANTED.
Now today oaveruwt tou; Uties wT
or lean in thin ml ii4u.it lu,uj ju---.i -r"
.1... F nm .... m . . ... i.
per month. All over ier Mum at
same rata.
JOHN M. PAYNK dt CO-Ono door
west of J.J. Dalryraplo'fl More, dots
real estate and llrelnRiirnncobuslnoivi.
List your property. No snlo no cliare.
Notary public, Salem. 0 15 lm
WANTED. Qool light ono horse 1
wngon with sprint, state price. Ad-''
drcM O. I. Journal ollice, 7-Wt
WANTED. At
Steady work.
once, chambermaid.
L 1
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wt
vvsrJrsavSBsNrgNajrr
2 mw finniTncib v i
S fflllHra i mEv v
7 UVKll llUUIILrTjs 7 &
2 1
7 "
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1 IlliWUtllUXl 110101. A V3
0 80 2t h
8PIUITUAL PHILOSOPHY Ex
plained and teats ivon, (Saturday eve,
In KIdriiiKe Ulock. Tho public in
vlted, colleetlon at parlors. Mrs. 0.
CornellUR. 0 29 3t
SPIItlTUAL MKETING-A fow days .
only. Mi-h. C. Cornelius will be at
tho Eldricilge block where alio maybe
toiiHiilted on all mattera of teats of
nplrit frlcnda. Hours On. m, toO p.
in. 0 20 lit
NO VACATION.-MIss Shclton will
couthiue her itiuaie classes durlnu tho
Hiuuiuer without interruption. Pupils '
received nt any time. Terms reas
onable. Studio. 478 Front street.
0-27-lui
FOIl SALE. Ono bay maro, threo1
yeara old. Weluht about 1000' lbS.J
Uentlu and kind and will drive doublol
or oinIu. Atldresf V, Von Black
Kruitland, Oregon. 0-28'lw ' ,
7.S !
FOUND. A threo link pin. Owner can
have same by proving property ojiilk'.faJ
liavlmr for this ad. oxa-at H
FOK BALE. -Oood baby wajton and
dictionary hohler almost new.' 'JS
i'liiii.n iv:uiii.itiiti iwiv, Avii w
Court Htrect.
GIRLS WANTED-To learn a cood 1
trade. Plncwi for two now 0ien. Call Yjf
tor particuinrs av jiik jour.wai. oince. j ;
0 -MU
WANTED-To buy forty tons of oat
hay. Willamette Hotel. fl '23 tf
WOOD WANTED.-Fifty cords of flr
and hanl wood wanted. Inquire at
.Iouiinal olllce. tl 23 tf
HOUSE FOIt HKNT.-aood sir room,
building. Call on Thoa. Holman, 370
HIbIi atrwt. 02U
HOUSE SHOEING. Having securc.1
the serviced of a tint claso horw
ahoor, I am prepared to serro my old
patrons aud others. I have on hand; ,
a number of tlno buggies both estj
ern and homo made, also buck'
lioarda and several styles spring'
wagons, which are offered clieai.fori
cash, W. Fennel, Balem Wuon.
Factory. HU?tf
ItOOMS. Furniahed or unfurnialic.-, ;
(ll.i. .Ka saw ! tttt..j ltnditv r-i'm(vtti!'' at 3
Jiuuiv ui lit mtuvi sstssis twin -., - r,-s
Joining, homelike. Becond lloorCottlef 'fk
Ulock. Mattle lintcltina, rrop. jtooni
12. 6-3t
FOIt EXCHANUE.-Dij you want a
good paying business T $0,000 stock ,
guueral department ton$. Goods
flrat'ClahM. Want clear real cstato and
one-third cash. Addros Wheeler's
Department Store, Hantinga, Neb.
0 0 lm
FOIt HALE Good dry wood, delivered
to any part of the city. Price reason
able. Uave orders with Harritt A
I jiwrcnco r Furiiifrs' Feed vnnl Hlgbf
street.
D'.o-om
UlUYL'LE PATH H yuur bloycl ,
needs' repairs unmj It. lu, wo hvaj
tlio bklil uml stock to keep It in iinAr
class condition. Wo carry a full
line or sundries und makes special
Ity of eoamellnsr como ande us 4
wo satisfy our patrons. OardBcr,,
White. 2i3 Liberty 1
berty stteet. hoibj8 ,
block, next door to8teuui
ItinuHrW
i'&M
Phono 28M.
OUHE OLEANEUS - Kewwwbe''
that the best uod cheapest carpet
naoerlH tho heavy fell
ruinnr sold'
utTiiK Journal oriice.
HSt
Uids Invited.
Kealcd bid for furoUhliirf wood for
HinOroirnnHiilinnl fortha 1111 Od Will
bo received at tho onica of tho upr
Inteodent until 0 o'clock p. m. Ju tAM!t
1HUO. ' .? .ii
too poniti nr i.irio or uoor nr 11 ou, ' t
cord lots. , ,. -,-,
100 corda of beat necood urowUntrdii
60 cord lots. All of said wood to Ua.
sound und of best quality, cut frow
nr..,,, uiiiiwlini. tliiilmr. , A ".
20 corda of bust rub or pote Q&Sg
nicdluiu size. , , .
Tho rlUt Is rosctved to re)et. yi
or ull bids, or uoy iortlo p a W4, . jt
Euvftlope contaloInK W
lie marked. "Hlds for wood for th O.
a. u."
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will, tho ftwt still remain?. It? tVH
storv biit neverthelMa trua, Twms
ern Paolllo It. K. ia still the peop' J fJ
ularroad. The cheapest, tw, ?"
the let. Tlie Yellowstone Park U
runs two trains daily. . . . .
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