1
HEAD ACHE
Both mr wife and mraelrhare been
ualnc CASCAKETS and thev are the rest
medietas we hare ever had In the house Last
tteeU my wife wis frantic with headache for
twodaya, she tried some of yourCASCAHETS.
and they relieved the pain In her head almost
Immediately We both recommend CasciJrcta.
CrtAs. STCDEronu.
Pittsburg Sate & Deposit Co.. I'lttiuurg. Pa
a
CANDY
TFtADt MANN njOtlTtNID
Pleatnnt Pnlatablt. Potent Tarte Oood. Pc
Uood, HererSidieii Weakun orGnie 10c Ec.lUc
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
I.rll.r HrMxl; Ui..ii.t,Vc, XIKI. Ht Trl. SI?
lid Tft.nAP S41M and nriitrel by all druj
(iU'iU'UAO gl.nti. 4'llltH tobacco Habit
o. c.
T.
Co's
I'AfcWKNQKK 8TEAIUKU
POMONA
JL !() TFT
ALTONA
liKAVKBICOlt POIHTAND
Hatty pxrept Sittclnv at 8 a. m.
QUICK TIMk'anD ClIKAt" iTaTKS.
Dock lmtnofln State and Court Bta.
M. I. I1AI.OW1N, Accnt
W& S, C, STONE, M. D,
Proprietor of
Stone's Drue: Stores
BALKM,)UEUON.
inenoroi (two In number) aro located a
No. 'ili ami .133 Commercial street, and arc
well KtiK'i.eil wltii ui'iiinplele lino of drugs and
incillrlnea, toilet nrtleies, porfuracry, brushes
cli'., elo., etc,
bit. 8T0NB
lliinlmd some 2.1 ycari oxporleneo In tlio prno
lire of loeillclno and now makes no eliurgu for
ciiusuliatlon.exninlnatlnn or prescription.
DiinnnnnnnnnnnirnmrnnnnnnniTia
PERSONALAND LOCAL 1
p I'ornildllloiml IM'HlNi'iMiK'oJ'mirtli 1'ako.:
Euuiitiuuuuuaiiiiiutuuuuuiiuiiuii'a
Mr. and Mrs. II. I,. Foul, of Wood-
liiirii, came up to Salem on their wheels
to attend chinch Sunday.
Mr. snd Mrs. Julius Uucf left for
llieltriihush hot springs Saturday.
t S. V. Daniels went to Oregon City
Sunday.
W. ',. Kelly went ti Portland tii visit
with relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. linrggraf camo down
from Albany Sunday.
L. It. Searls, a Salem hop buyer, went
to Portland Sunday on his way" Hast.
Mr. and Mrs. Fnd Krixson returned
from Corvallis on Sunday.
Mr. and Mis. A. .1. Niokum, of linker
City, who have vueu visiting friend 8
here, went to Portland today.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. IJuloy went to
Now burg Sunday to visited Mrs. Duley's
parents.
Noah Summer has gone to Portland
to accept a jiosition in a mill.
A. K. Wutkiiis shlped a lino span of
horses to Portland Sunday.
The Misses Walker and Allie llirsohy,
went to Newport over Sunday.
Miss Maud McK it mid ftoin a
Portland visit Satt v u vit.
Harry Sutton, wont to Newport to
join his family for an outing.
Miss Clara Churchill, siont Sunday
tit NewiKiit.
Geo. Gans. of Warm Springs Indian
agency is visiting his parent on Ferry
Street.
Miss Potreni'la Connolly of Portland
is visitini; Miss Margaret Parkhurst in
this city.
Miss Constance Jordan of San Fran
cisco is the guest of Mrs. Ilulat in this
city.
Mrs. Aikerman who has Ix-en taking
an outing in the country returned homo
Saturday.
Krnest Lane) tailor ot tho ltuform
hchool.went to Portland Saturday.
Mrs. J. Ci. Johnson and children aro
rusticating at Hoseburg.
T, Welch returned from Corvallis
Sunday by steamer.
J. A. (iwinn, ehief engineer, and
Henry Drown, llroinan, oinployou on
the government snag boat, Muthloma
which is now at Newlwrg, camo down
Saturday night on their wheels and re
turned t j their craft Sunday.
J. M. Kcono of Medford, formerly a
a S.ilom rounder, passed through Sa
lem on his way to Niagara Hills, to at
tend the National Dental Association.
Frank Draski, of Montreal, Canada,
who is touring tho continent awheel,
paused through Salem bound to South
ern Oregon and California.
U. D. Conover and family of Dayton,
spent Sunday in Salem.
Miss Flo Young, of Portland, arrhed
on tho Albany Saturday night from
Portland and is thu guest of 31 r. and
Mrs. T. K. Cautlold.
J. C. Kinith, who
friends and relatlvos
has heon vUiting
hurt) retiirutMl to
his home in 'Frisco.
Mm. Margaret J. Idewwlleii, wlto HvtJfl
at the home of J. (i. Smith, jiut MMitli
uf tho city, opHite thu CutltelU: coin
tery is remrt h1 as ery low witli a com
iiluution of diseases.
Missis Olivo and Klk Cirrn wuro
pasriongurii to Oregon City this morning
where thev will tnp for a few days,
when they will g to the country for a
('rtiiight of pleasure and rwuiH-ration.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what you cat.
It artificially digests the food and aids
Nature In strengthening and recon
structing the exhausted digestive or
gans. It is thelatestji&corered digest
ant and tonic. No other preparation
can approach it in eSlciencj. It in
stantly rellerei and Kruunently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Ileartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
3lclcHeadache,Gastralgia,Crarnpa,and
all other results of Imperfect digestion.
Prepared by E. C D'h . Co, Cfelcaija.
SHIP AliDfcCREWllJlSAPPEAR.
Captain Is
Supposed to
Have Been
Murdered.
Havana, July 24. Tho schooner Gal
lilee cleared from this jnirt in Ajiril for it
port In Piiiar del ltio province, litit
never reached there. Her captain, at
the time of sailing, liail in his iwssession
tlir sum of $0000, and was accompanied
by his nephew, an 18-year-old loy.
Disappearance of the schooner has
nevor been satisfactory explained, lait
In May it rumor reached Captain W. L.
Pitcher, superintendent of the depart
ment of corrections here, that four col
ored sailors, accompanied by a white
boy, were squandering money in the
city. Steps were taken for the arrest of
these men, but before thev could be
wkoii into custody tliey disapearod.
An investigation was begun and it
wan Droved that the iii'ltoos m mii.stlmi
had been aboard tho inNsing schooner
wnon sue sailed, but had returned the
next day in a small boat, explaining to
thnir friends that the schooner had gono
down in the night during a severe storm
and the captinn had been lost. The
men took passage for Spain, taking tho
hoy with them. One of tho negroes,
who acted as mate, and the boy, left tho
VCSTl at Poiica and einbarkiililnnii mi.
other shin for Snain. Consetitioiitlv
only throe of the party were arrested
at San Juan. Captain Pitcher lias
just received a cablo message through
Scnor Sagrario, tho Spanish consul-general
here, advising that Nigo, tho mate,
and the boy had deen arrested at Ferrol,
Spain, and were held subject to requisi
tion from Havana.
Don't Tobacco aim and Smoke Vuur Life Away.
To quit tobacco easily and toretcr, boning
netlc, full of life, nervo nml visor, tulie No-To-I)nc,
tuuwnniler-worlier, thatinnlics weal: men
strong. All druggists, 60o or (I. Curoeuaran-
teeu llooldct and sample free. Address
Sterling llemedy Ca, Chicago or New Yorlc
Oregon Personals.
To give a faithful reiort of personal
movements of peoploTiiK Jouiixai, re
prints following from a Sunday Portland
paper:
Mr. John Kirk and family are at New
port.
Miss Klla Uineman was a visitor at
Silver creek falls the (list of tho week.
Judge and Mrs. Oeorgo II. Ilurnett
and Dr. and Mrs. I). A. Paine have re
turned from a trip t Mount Hood.
A. L. Thomas, of Salem, is hero for
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. A. McGili, of Salem, are
hero for afow weeks.
A. N. Moores and family are uxpretod
over from Salem tonight to occupy their
new cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Uuiiii, of Salem, are
hero for a few days.
Tlio family of Postmaster A. D. Cross
man and Mrs. McCullv, of Portland, are
sojourning at Olsenville.
Professor Condon and family, of Ku
gone, are cottagers here for the summer.
Miss (ieorgia Stevens and Miss Mar
garet KepH'l, of Keokuk, la., are Mini
mer guests of tho family of (iovernor
Stennenberg, of Idaho.
M. Howe and family and Jacob
Schrain and family drove over from
Turner, and have pitched tents on the
bank of the Nve. Mrs. O. 31. Frazicr,
of California, Is their guest.
Hon. A liner Lewis and family, of
Shaw, aro temporary residents of the
white citv by the. tea.
Mrs. Ci L. Hover, Mrs. S. II. Hatch
and Miss Maud Griswold, of Salem, tiro
tenting near the beach.
Leo Drown and family, of Stay ton,
aro at home in the!" now cottage, nigh
the Nve.
11. l" McNnty and family, of Salem,
aro domiciled in a Nye brook cottage.
If you liuvo hud the grip tnko
llood'i Kursiiparlllu. it will braco
you up, purify your blood, and over
coiuo all bad clfcuts of tho disease.
Younsr Folks Par.,
A largo number of people gather d at
tho residence of St'ito Printer n.nl Mrs.
W. II, Leeds Saturday evouiug and were
very gracefully entortnnied by tho young
hostoss, Miss Ituth Letils. Those Invited
to tlio party were:
Ituth Church and Genevieve Church,
of Portland; Lois Peebles, Alice Peebles,
Ityth Gutch, Mollle Johui-ou, Florence
Digger, Nina Duslmell, Olive Didilell,
Lena Clark, Crisslo Clark, Alico Colo
man, Margaret Dowsou, Lnlu Care,
Desslo CornollouH, Alta Savage, Kva
Savage, Ituth Purdy, Utta Fay, and
Muta Klein; Master Italpli Ieds, Her
bert Junk, Laurence Hofer, MackHofer,
Freil Perkins, Frank Cary, Phil Patrick,
Wallace Ulddoll, Kllwrt Watt, Krnest
Dean, Van Sutherland, George Darr,
Seymour Skiff, Fred Pierce, Frank Cat
terlln Cyrus, Woislworth, Dalph Mat
thews, Kd. Metschau and Guy Hunt.
Tho bast of all Pills aro Dkkciiam'h.
Sum Votttch one of the Conductors of
thu S. P. Itailrmul was in Salem Sunday
and went with Ids family to Newport
for a 80 day'a outing.
Mr. and Mtb. 0. L. Darling and Sam
Floyd and T. J. IiusIgiiont went to
Nowjiort Stttimlay night for a Sunday
outing.
To :uro coinupntion rororoH
Tuke UiMuteU CiioUv Catlwrtle. loo orVc
If C C C faU to cure, drueutus ruluinl ioucr
A Cycle Thief.
A wsirmnt was isied SaUinlrty t
Staylon for tho arrtwt of a lioylo UiW,
but the felkw otflfliKxl. At lust w
coitnU oonstuble Jask KirlmnlHHi ImhI
not luwlwl hU man.
It. D. Holmun wimo down front Al
Imuy SwihIbv rttturnlng In the ewnli.
Ho gays Allwny Is making nnt sul
stantwtl ImproveHHtnUi.
Mrs. D. F. Mooro, of Kti8WM, UiU
morning arrivwl uom iwiku Uwt liw
iiHUierM.J. IJwlkn wan lying at
the iKMiit of dtfath.
Frank Koitw rwtMrw! to hW ItWHu
... l.,rtlanl tli Li iiuirttiie afttfr a viHL ill
the city with Churl. Kvann on Mill
treat.
C. K. Dill went to Nttwlwrg tW Hiarn
log on btwinefaau
Mr. ami Mre. D. C. Howanl wont to
Portland this HMirttiitK, w1r Utwy wl
visit N)Vrel days, hm pfntwwl U IH
., WajJt.. Ui mwnJ a mouth on lb
luMlll.
.. Hv , .. . . -- ,
Rolwrt Howl of Marioat was a o -
uuuuu-ii P.nUMtl tliia moniiuM via
StoMiiiwr.
AiituHtf Van Kmboii wvnlto Portland
this morning ia UHw " 1-
JaoubSoii wwlt down l Portland
tluo morning on Iranian.
Alvin Oalfrey rutnrnwl to Poland
"" JMMJ, "- J- "
IlilP' was?
wSfj&riafS yv
'fwm zsm
3slfcTvrs?:
r-2.v,-5sws
Acts gently on the
Kidneys, Liver
and Bowels
- leaNSES THE 5Y5TEM
OVERCOMES LrrtJ'
H4b,tualCoNstpat.on
ITC nr PERMANENTLY
BUy THE GtNUINt-MAH'f D Oy
3UI?RNIA JTG SYRVF.
v'S."- "'?&. t-X?x
ro stu er au CRussr& race tot fin coinu
MEN WANT TO COME.
Qenerrl Beebe Wires About Sentiment
Among Volunteers.
The latest news concerning the pros
pect of tho volunteers coining to Port
land in a body is contained in the fol
lowing telegram, which was received at
Portland Saturday, and which is self-
explanatery:
"General Shaftor Is away, and 1 can
not arrange In regard to the men retain
ing their anus after reaching Portland
until his return , Monday. General
Summers is iIohi-ous of bringing the
rrgiment in a body to Portland. I am
quite conlldcut that all will go. Date
for muster out Is iet for August 7. 1
think the sentiment to proceed to Per
laud in a Isidy is strong among the
men. "Ciiaiii.kh F. Dkimik'"
'treitt lth jo -4 whether yoa eontlou tbj-
nrrvvHiiiiuy luu.ccufliuil, n U '
iruiuvea lueuiiiroior tobacco, w
VUllllflUHIUIIirN.i liufllll
itorra Init manhuod,
tine, utlrltlf, thi.
lilOOU, I
boiei
muM tou ironjt
400.000
innanu.
rllMrurnl ltuv
anti i
buuk
NO'l'O UAIlfruui
u i;
our uwn limiriiUt, wLe
uiToucn turui. lavft 11 who
DAtUntlv. iwnUtintlr f)n
VHArantF'd turnp. up hh rr,in.l mnn
Bl.tlltkn'i,C..,lUtl., ..U!I, I,a,
OjaLSToaaiA..
Peirs tha , 1 1 Kind You Haw Always Bfwuh'
Ladies Can Wear Shoes,
One size smaller after using Allen's
Foot-Kase, u tiowder to beslmkoii Into
inc. shoes, it makes tight, or now
shoes feel easy; gives instant relief to
corns and bunions. It's tho greatest
comfort discovery of tho au'e. Ciiich
swollen feet, blisters and callous spots.
Allen's Foot-ICaso Is a certain euro for
Ingrowing nails, sweating, hot, aching
feel. At all druggists a nil shoe stores,
2.re. Trial packugo FIIKK by mall.
Address, Allen B. Olmsted, Lo Hoy,
N. V. 2
'What inlulit have boon" Is the
sad rcllcctlon of thousands of con
sumptlvos. One Mlnuts Cough Cure
cutes coughs and colds. Stone's Drug
ytoros.
Pullman Service to Yaquina,
Tho llrst Saturday night excursion to
Yanuina was well patronized, This now
regime witli a Pullman car service to
Oregon, s popular seaside resort promises
U become very jKiimlar. Dusiness men
in any city down the valley can take tho
night train to Yaquina, get a good
night's sleep and reach the ocean In
time for breakfast, and after 8eutling a
whole day at tho Wich can return on
the night train in time for business next
morning. Take the overland train at
Salem at U : ir, p, in,, Saturday.
Gun-shot wounds and powder-burns,
cuts, bruises, and Ivy-polMmlng,
quickly lioaled by DoWltt's Witch
Hazel salve, prevents blood poisoning.
"DeWlttV' Is HAKKitnd SL'itic. K tone's
Drutr Stores.
Notics to Contractors.
Tho Doard of Directors of School Dis
trict No. Hi, will roceivu bids nut later
tliHiu Aug. n, 18WI, forrejHilriug furiiai'tw
of tliu North, liust and Llueoln hsIiooI
buildings, according to the swclnitlnns
on file with thcelttrk.
Dy order of Dotird of Dirwtors.
7 17 td J. J!auioaiit.'hm, clerk.
Thomas Ilhoads, Centerlield, 0.,
writes: "I s u do red from pllos seven
or olght yours. No roinudy gave me
roller until DoWltt's Wlloh Hazel
Salve," iwrfeotly hnruiluss. Sujdo's
Prugblorei.
T. T. PftrkBr went to WlwutluiMl Kmii
day to s4ioriiitoiul thu work of gutting
out a lot of ship kiHHtg, for lire Maru
IiHirl navy ynl.
Milurat Vour
Iluwla Wltlt (laararcta.
Oalhfrtle, Mire eia4lrMltM furoiei
It O. C. C. tsU, dmgrtWi rtlio-1 wwvtr
IO0.S6.
A Dig LB Drive.
C. K.SjwHlding.oiH 4 Urn Iwnvy loattft-r
uf til PacittV ruiut is ut prwMMt iiiMr
running oak of tint lftrt drivwi of i
ever brought from th utjr river fur
Uf OrMMon City sr mill. Th drivw
wmsiirU of 0,000,000 hwt of 1m! hi hB.
Sir. SpNkUg has hmm at work wiih a
lurga fore uf hmm bouuting tit troughs
south of tlw city to ojrtfvMtt th l"i
from oittg untray. Thin loggiim ilnn
has tlm eontnwt of tiiriiiiJiiug all the
lugs for tliis aompMuy, thu iluiiig nway
witli all uiirMtM- of couilrUtalUMtK to rata
! tlie i-rn of ' by individual.,
-
SEVEN
SUTHERLAND
SISTERS' .
!. Drewee and ScaJa Cmw,
Alt Vb n't prtaratsltat wV tttiin Uu Uur S
UlUOfUl
.iaai btftf r uo livm a i9mmm
lYTJf1fS-CaSWTVi'4 r U1SKJAVi.KT
!afltti Jr
"riwM iB
1 zswn vk 1 ' I Wf
rwrn l em m & H "Ar-IJMU
V lailll KJ.nlfl
.iH m ii ifui
T-1I PV W
av tav K I r.n
aaa&. vi WBmi
A Family Reunion,
harly hriitay morning four carriages
uuiuHimng u merry company of ladles.
gentleman and children, drove up Stnto
Bircei Binning lor tue Old J)r. savage
home In the Waldo Hills, where a re
union had been planned, nod considering
n larin) familv of children, nml tho venrs
of seiwration and changes, that naturally
follow our paths, a surprisingly large
number had gathered to do honor to the
occasion.
After a beautiful drivo thirteen miles,
past HvKls of waving grain of all kinds
and colors, wo reached tho old home.
As we drove up tho lano we stopped in
front of the huge cedar trees on either
side of tho walk leading to tho home,
each branch containim; sweet memories
of childhood days. All about spoke
words of welcome, and wo soon realized
that others had proceeded us, for the
merry laughter ot voices within greeted
our ears.
After tlio usual form of congratula
tions and hearty hand shakes, too one
always important feature was discussed
namely, the dinner. It was plain to be
seen, our plans must bo changed. A pic
nic dinner in tho grove would be imprac
ticable, owing to tlio unsettled condition
of tlio weather. Tills caused a slight
disappointment, particularly among tho
mo junior members ol the party. How
ever, their weeping was turned to joy
when "Come to Dinner," was an
nounced. It consisted of every tiling
good to eat, spread upon spotless white
linen and cut Mowers, and ocean spray.
The sweet music for tho occasion, was
furnished by two caged singers, which
seemed to realize their responsibility in
entertaining the company.
After dinner those who were able ad
journed to other parts of the house,
fhe younger momliors of the party in
dulged in music, vocal and Instrumental,
while the older ones were conversing
u on tlio past mid present, the possibil
ities and probabilities of the future.
Despite the pleasures of the day a
feeling of loneliness stole over all as we
thought of former gatherings at the
tlear old home where father and mothers
voice were llrst heard to welcome and
last to say, good bye, but which hayo
long since been silent.
After the good byes were said the
company disjiersed goiiy? to their various
homes with many pleasant memories of
tho dav. Those present were :
Hon", and Mrs. L. C. Grilllth, Clvmer:
Mrs. Dyrd, Salem ; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Shanks, Mt. Angel; Mr. and Mrs. 11.
II. Savage, Salem ; Mr. and Mrs. W. N.
Savage, Salem; Mr. and Mrs. A. T.
Savage, Clyinor; Mrs. Myrtlo Nendell,
Woedburn: -Mrs. Dr. Ketchum, Inde
pendence; Mrs. Sarah Savage, Watson
vlllo Oil.: Misses, Alta and Kdna
Savage, Salem ; Kthol and F.lln Savage,
Clymer; Kate, Jean and Dertlia
Ketchum, Indepcndauce; Lucile and
Lola Nendell, Woodburn. Masters, Hoy
and Harry Savage, Salem; Albert anil
Mayland Savage, Clymer; Lester Nen
dell, Wnodhuru.
Example Is Bitter Than Precept,
Those sententious proverbs, or old
saws, which are used us prcllxcs to all
of the Ilm.d Sarsaparllla advertising
in thousands of papers throughout the
country, are evidence of a new and or
igliial stylcof display advertising both
pleasing and cITcctlve. Tho 1 1 cud
llrui Is to be congratulated on so
cleverly adapting such wisdom as has
littered down through centuries. An
other charming thing about this
Hood advertising Is the unique typo
nicy are using, a
Improving.
Tlio young lady from Turner, upon
which an optiratinn was performed Sat
urday for appendicitis Is slowly Improv
ing. There Is more Catarrh In this sec
tion of the country than all other di
seases put together, mid until the lust
row years was supposed to bo Incur
able. For a great many years doctor
pronounced It a local disease, and pre
scribed local remedies, and by con
stantly falling to cure with local
treatment, pronounced It Incurable.
.Science has proven catarrh to boa
constitutional disease, and therefore
requires constitutional tieatiuenl.
Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, Is
the only constitutional cure on the
market. It Is taken internally In
doses from 10 drops to a tcaipoouful
It acts directly on the blood end mu
cous surfaces of tho system. They of
fer one niincirec dollars tor any ciso
It falls to cure. Scud for circulars
and testimonials. Address,'
F. J. CIIKNKY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, die.
Hall's Family Pills arc the Lest,
Call for Bids for Hay .
Hlds will be recclvod at thoolllco of
the Cl'.y Itecorder for the City of Sa
leai, Oregon, from the date of this
notice until ft o'clock p. m. of Satur
day, August 12, 1801), for furnishing
the City or Salem with llfteon (Ift) tons
of cheat or timothy hay, baled and de
livered at the city hall in said city on
or before the 1st day of September,
180!).
Done pursuant to the order of the
Common Council of said city, made
and entered on the 0th day of July,
18(1')
N. J. JUDAII.
City llocordcr.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, tins, July
i.i.isoii, 7-i:Jd&wir
Salem City Bend Sale.
Notice Is hereby glvon, that pur
suant to the order, of the Salem City
Council, hud and rucoidod on the llth
day cf July IbOJ, subscription lists will
bo opened, at 8 o'clock on the morn
ing of Thuraday, July 20, JSO0, at the
oMIee of the city recorder In the olty
hull of said city, for the purchase, by
the citizens at large, of $05,000, uiu
nlclpal funding bonds of said city of
Salem, Oregon; (said Usue to consist of
Iwnds In the sums of m," "JI00,"
.J2tt) .. .'uioo, an(j "uooo,") prlnol-
pal payable at the otllce or the olty
Iroasurerer of said city of Halum. Or
egon, on or boforo 10 years after (lie 1st
day of October 1800. the date of Issue
of said bond; the interest thereon, at
the rate of 4 percent er annum, pay
able semi annually, at the otllce of
said city truasurcrer aforosald. on the
tlrst days of A prll aud October of ouch
and every yoar thereafter, until call
or maturity: principal and Interest
piyuble lo gold coin of tho United
Status. The city recorder of said rlty
will receive, tile and register all sub
sariDtlous In this behalf, and said sub
scriptions, under IhUpubllcation, will
close at t.oclock p, in. of Friday, the
tlrst day uf September, ItiW. Done by
the special Cutmnitteo uf Dom) lii..
this, Saturday, July J&, luw, at tialem,
Oregon.
C P. DISHOP. Major.
N J.J U DA H. City Itecorder
A. D DCUBN.Couocllmaii.
KP WALK Kit. t'ouiicilm
.signed
tilgnedi
T-lStf,
fs&i ?CiT? wSfe. mWwi sisl iH H to, B Wwl lH
for Infants and Children.
Tho Ktntl Von Hiiro Always Bought 1ms borno tlio fllffim
(uro of Olms. ll. Fletcher, nml lins been mmlo untlor bin
licrsoiml HUKMvisloii for ovor 0 yours. Allow no ono
to deceive ynu in this. Counterfeits, Imitations nml
"Just-ns-jjootl" tire but Impertinent, and undungcr tho
health of Children Kvpctloneo ngiilnst Kxperlmcnt,
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Uonra tlio
THEY ALL WANTED IT!!
You ire they tlioiiRlit Die bicycle hi the
lndow, wait the only one we liuil. Tlirte
vere plenty mor limlile liowrvtr, tid
olil 'cut one rati, Wecaufil vuuoullUo
WITH A
RflWFORD,
LEUELflND,
RE5CENT.
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TMC CIMOU COMP.Mt, Tt MUHI milt, Nlw ian eiTT.
" II I " " L I " I ' " " " " "
Water Prolongs Your Life.
If your house is not supplied with a Math it ought to ho.
I will make the galvanized iron Tank., put In the Tub, the
bust of Plumbing, and do all kinds of tin work. Call mid
ask for estimates.
T. S. BURROUGHS
I0H HTATK.STIIHKT
iJAHHOOI) RKSTOKEl) XVViRfWKJttJS; $?!?
irmi-.h (jiiirniilrr.l t'i i.u-U'l rlvu him-iim', mh-Ii W.mL V t,
MeUKiiv, llr.uliul, . ilriuliiuM l.ol Munliuuil, fViuhlly I'lin ( , L
IS
mon. Ncrvoimu ., Un- iff K-tr
ty oullilul error.. xcwivr me
y. Ca
1 tiren
bo,i for It.
no oilier. Ma
by mai
rnuhl.
nufutluitJ by the
X.aue-JUuvl Urua
TUIKO AHU VaMIIILI.
iniiriniiy or iiiumty. luu iwoinlcil n vctt ixjcktt. Iioittri
P()lt SALI-: IJV I). J. IfRV, S VL!JL, Oil 13 K)ST
THE OLD POSTOFFICE STABLES.
Special rates gWon to Commoiclal men.
prlyra mn'la lo all polnti at a'l hour Olye in a vaII am) Iw unlliflivl. I'luine 111
NOT GROCERS TO THE PRESIDENT,
Bui Grocer to the People.
We keep in Stock a full Variety
of Provisions, Groceries and Fruit.
Anything and everything you need,
At prices to compete, call aud compare.
HARRITT St LAiDRBNCB
nj.u poHTomcf. auooHuv,
Grand Clearance Salo of
DRAIN
Doat Dm
Kiwt r.iiii.,.nrat M-rtod
"W "irji
3 m JfcJ -
ISSP
Sirrnaturo of
TRYING TO
FERRET
SECRET
OUT THE
of that wonderful llnish and exquisite
color on her hubby's shirt front, collar
or cuffs many a wife does, and wonders
how we do it. Perseverenco and elbow
grease goes a good long way toward the
llnish at homo, hut we jstssess the secret
of attlstlc and U'ltutiful laundry work
that detles competition anywhere, and
we keep it to gratify our patrons.
Salem Steam Laundry,
CO!. J. Ot.MHTi:Al, 1'ltOl'lt.
Phono 41. 1!.'I0 Liberty Street.
Best and largest line of
Bicycles in the Gity,
Cat load shipments
Direct from Factory
PRICES:
$25 to
$75.
We have...,
Best
Bicycle
R, M, WADE L CO.
l'l IONIC loll
in l.iiwralOe Ortcwn. fMu.rit
ol .timiil.lnt winch lri in
CltcuLiT Ircc Allilruuviaiii Tiki.
ltau Medicine Co.. l'jtl.l'rancc.
Co. dUtrlbullnif igtnU,
Hm.. I'OHTtANO. Okkoom.
t2 1'KIIHY'Hr,. HAI.HH, (lit.
J. .FIDLER, proprietor.
IlorMs Hoarded by then
Day, Week or Mouth.
J.
Standing Teams, Ifta.
Kli gle llorso 10a.
TILE
T make room for new stock from
the wimiiiur run of tho factory, I
will Hill all Tilu on hand at
llftton per ueiit (IImmhiiU. New W
tho time to buy tile ehmip. Call
nt onto and won re a bargain.
k in thu market.
I
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m
ii- in M imanta
tWMMS4sMmmTlm4i
INTBR-BTATE
ETTAANDERS-WILMAN
Associate Teacher Western Consetva-'
tory, Kansai City, Mo., reptesentlnj;
the Inter-state System, at Salem, Ore.
Over First National lianlr. Residence
376 Church street. Studio hours 9 to
tO 5. )
NJrJaTSMNaWSJatV I
WANTED.
New today navcmaeraunt.i lour Iluoa
or leaa in this column 'naeited tareo
times for 25 otsH SO eta it week, $1
por mouth. All over tour lines et
ume rata.
LOST. A imlr of bow spectacles, nickel
rims. Kinder can obtain reward from
.louiiNAi. Okfick. 7-14-Dt
HAY FOIt SALK. 100 tons of choice
cheat hay at 1 1 per ton in tho field.
Farm half mile north of Kngor on
Howell prairie, V. T. Kammlen.
7 10 (It
WANTED. To buy rye for milling. Ap
ply to or address Joseph Drcelisler,
Salem. Mill on Marion between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth street.
7 18 lino
WANTHD, mon to learn barber trade.
$1)0.00 monthly guaranteed after 8
w eoks practice. Can place BOO gradu
ates on palace trains, hospitals or city
shops at once. Write today for cata
logue. Moi.rii'h H.utiiKit CoixniK,
7-lM-Ot Sail KrauclBCQ, Calif.
OIUL WANTHD. A competent person
to tin general house work. Apply at
corner of Ferry and Winter streets,
It. Cartwriglit.
FAUM WANTHD. Tho undersigned
want a farm of (mm 60 to 100 acres,
will take it for cash rent or on shares.
Good reference. Apply to J. 8., euro
Journal Olllco. 7 10 lm
VKTKKKNAKY. A sure colic remedy
guaranteed to euro. Kvory stock man
ought to bo supplied and keep it In
case of emergence. It does not looso
Its strength. All kinds of veterinary
business attended to and
calls made promptly. I). I). Keeler,
.'180 Front street, or at feed yard.
7-7 tl & w 1 in
DKTUOlT HOT SPUINUS-I am In
the Held again, wdth my pack horses,
to carry you to tho springs, or any
place In tlio mountains, in tho vicinity
of Detioit, I have been hero suvon
years, can take you to all thu good
camping, hunting, and llshlng places
in thisparlof tho mountains. Frank
Perkett, Detroit, Ore. 7 3
NO VACATION. Miss Shelton will
continue her music classes during thu
summer without interruption. Pupils
lecelved at any time. Terms reas
onable, Studio. -178 Front street.
O-L'7-ltn
UOUHH FOU ltKNT.-Clood six room
building. Call on Thus, llolmaii, H7i)
High street. OlUt
ROOMS, Furnished or unfurnished,
Single or in suites, dining room ad
joining, homelike. Second lloor Cottlo
Ulock. Mattlo llutchlns. Prop. Doom
IS. 5-3-t
FOU SALK-OtKxldry wood, delivered
to any part of tho city. Prlco reason
able. Ix-avo orders with Ilarrltt &
Ijiwroncoor l'Viners' Feetl yard High,
street. o-lKKim
inUYCLIO PATH-ir your blcyclo
needs repairs bring ll In, wo have
tho skill and stock to keep It In llrst
class condition. Wo carry a full
llnoof sundries and make a special
ity of enameling como tind sco us.
wo satisfy our patrons. Gardner &
White, 'M8 Liberty atiect. Holmairs
block, next tloor to steam laundry.
Phono 2855. .20-t
IIOUHK OLKANKItS- Itouicmboi
that tlio best and cheapest carpet
paper is 1110 ucavy roit paper aoiti
at'i'UKJOUHNAI.0!
, OlllCC.
20-tf
Have You Caucht On
To thu fact that tho finest pictures In
thu city are made at tho Hllto Studio.
7-10 tf
A Luxury That All Enjoy.
and that health unit comfort Is depeiid
out usni, Is a kxmI bith tub with omiii
sanitary plumhlug. Wo will fit up old
or now houses, aud contract with
plumbers at a low esttmato for up-to
ditto scleutlllc plumbing, steam and
water, lilting, or any kind of plumbluif,
that is the acme of oxcolleuco In this
line.
BARR&PETZEL
314 COMMERCIAL STKEEl'.
Telejihono No. 3371
11 i. ii.. m wmmm P
Headquarters for Screen Doors, E(c,
Ijtwn. field and jsjultry feiico
and sliliigleii at lowest prices.
HALUM X-U6NOUC WOKK8,
Waltkh Uobi.ky, Prop,
16 iUiatHtrwl
CURE YOURSELF!
IU lliar aU fur ll tiliki U?atl
irilltalluUat ur ulcWrAltaibtk
1 ot Muttl bmttu.
I .intauLAi. tiil Khi VatllU
IttfumCiitS'titCa "', KiU-uiwa.
ltUU WJ IITHgil!
auiiafe lit til A I It HTaiatilf.
)iu. 't iuuU. aim.
iirur kmi vu iwiuMf
Premium on Warrants,
Anrl'rtlM Utlne Marlon or I'nlk comity
wnrrwni i niiu m, win m wsn w iii m
llmoilltaof Kiuimtf Ilrnrniau. 270 Omuiiotal
tit. with llnUe A ilaiker. I will allow
rmluiii 011 all mieh properly eiulonnnl war
rul Moaay tiilmm al anl 1 Mr cent ln(rr
r-t oat InwHOVtil Utmi. No CiiimlUiD,
U.UkVhi , WtlrlNK HHEVmaN
Uliltu Oeruar III00V. I0 CoiuuitlcUt lrvt
JERSEYBUIiL. ;
FuUlblooil Jortwyi rvlc3Tor seaaoj
only li Mot rash. Cornur of Thlrteonht
and Center at i vets,
f. 5 it UaowN A'Hom.
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