mam? w
&W (
&&m Kag
5 i. ll. ft. t
Acts gently on the
DNEYS,
and Bowels
Ci eanses the System
-.EFFECTUALLY
OVERCOMES J!ftn&&' -
H4B,TMALtT'PATl0N
PERMANENTLY
,,c,b.c,a1ects
DUy THt GtHUINL-MAHT D Dy
!IvRNIATGrSYRVP(S
'caiuiBTiiicnuM'JTi met io. niKini.
tOGf
O. C. T. Qo's
l'AHSKNOiny.SrKAS.EU
POMONA
X sNIl TT
altonA
liKAVKS KOIl rOI.TI.AND
IHIIy oxcchl ftnndar ftt 7 a. m
QUICK tIMK AND CiiUAl ItATKB.
1)(H k U)twpn'tato aml.Coart HI.
M. 1'. IIAI.DWl.N. Aict-nt.
4
PERSONAL AND LOCAL
i
r.r
Knr mM
llllniial luteal Mows see I'niirlli Vtuiv.
rQ
.1. X. Brown is in IlillHhom on legal
llllHllll'X".
Mth. S. K. (iitlnii Ik reported 111 lit her
home on Liliorty Htreot.
.Mr. and Mrs A. 0. Cnmllt wunt to
Portland yesterday to visit.
Mrs. A. T. Glllwrt mid son Citrlcton
am visiting Cortland (riundH.
Mrn. A. K. Crosby und sister, Miss
Buhner, luivu leturned from u visit tit
Albany.
Mr. and Mrn. John Tiiiinur rutnmed
lust evening from a wedding tour to
Portland.
Mr. and Mrn. It, 0. Davenport, of The,
Dalle, am visiting at tl lavoiitort
homo near Silvurton.
Mrs. Thin, llolveisou and Miss
llnlverson havo rotnrned from a visit
with Portland friends.
Cnnovor, tho ImslnoM printer, was
u business visitor In Independence y
terday, returning thia miming In com
pany with Auk. Krantz.
K. V. Uino the foreman tailor at the
Boform school, lias resigned, to take
effect iintnediatoly, in order that he may
aeeept a position with a Seattle, elothini!
manufacturing firm.
Take Dr. Bull's Cough Sytup for All
thosu dangerous uirectloiis severe
colds, pluurlhV and grippe-which
Kail and Wlntur Urine along, it Is
the greatest cure for bronchitis und
nil throat and lung utTisotlun.
IlKKCIIAM'rt
ache.
Pills cure Sluk I load'
Kitplc.tv, Kodul Dyspupsl" Cure
will digest wluit you cut. FJ It Gam
ble. Vernon, Tox., stys, 'It relieved
me from the it.iil und ourod me. H
h my cyurlustlng friend." Stone's
I)rui Store.
From Ctosston,
Cards are out announcing the wedding
of Mh Carrie B. Hall, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. H. ' Hollt ' Croton, at
t huir homo Wedntssday, Ootolntr aoth, at
noon, to Chan. Kdwitnl Tyler, of Biiona
Visiu.
Committed.
Daniel . I'Mfhrle, of Jopliln
county was yesterday received at tho
hospital for insane, lie is a miner 20
years old.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure,
Digests what you cat
It artificially dlgcsta tho food and Bids
Nature In strengthening and recon
structing the exhausted digestive or
gans. Ituthelatest 3iwx)ereddlgest
aot and tonic. No other preparation
can approach It in eMclency. It in
stantly relieve and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
flatulence. Hour btomacn, liau&ea,
SlclclIeadache,Ga9tralgla,Cramps,and
ill other resulu of Imperfect digestion.
rr,por.,iot.-.u..-.-
aTUAtsa imtuoumu
PARKER'S .
HAIR BALSAM
bulluk HMtt.
iSSxa l TULpJl Oelor.
Duu rti a - iw U-l,
ttWT
BEm
THE STAYTON BRIDGE.
A Caue Celebre That May Lead to Hos
lihtles Between Linn and Marion.
Following la the order of the Marion
county court In the Stayton bridge matter:
"in tno matter oi me urnigo over
the Sontiani river near Stayton,
Oregon. Now on this 18th day of Oc
tober, 189", at tho hour of !! o'clock p.
in., tiiis matter came on regularly for
hearing before this court to consider
the bids submitted for tho repairing
of said bridge, and it npiiearhig to
tho court that tho following named
persons hud submitted bids for the re
lKilriugof said bridge, as follews: C.I
F. Royal & Son, 2,50, and J. II. Til
lotson, $2,214, anil the court being of
the opinion that both the said bids are
excessive and that both of tho same
should be rejected, and it further ap
pearing to tliis court that the county
court of Linn County, Oregon, has re
fused to bear any share of the expense
of reparlng said bridge in a proper
manner, and thla court muling from due
und sullic lent proof that the said bridge
was erected m or about the beginning
of the vear 18S0. and that the ordinarv
duration of bridges constructed of wood
in and about tho vicinity of this county
is the K'riod of eight years, and this
court knowing ot its own personal
know ledge that the said bridge Is lit
lerly unsafe for further use and alto
gether dangerous, and is of the opinion
that said bridge should be closed to
public trael.
"It Is therefore considered, ordered
nnd adjudged that both tho said bids b!
ntiil the same are hereby rejected, and
the deposit made by each of the said
bidders is hereby directed to be re
turned to them.
"It Is further considered, ordered nnd
adjudged that the said bridge be forth
with closed to public use, nnd that
Henry Keene, the suiervisor of road
district No. 50, in Marlon county, to
which said district said bridge Is located,
bo forthwith notified to close said bridge
effectively to public travel, so that no
person may travel upon or use the same,
in order that this county may not Incur
any liability for any damages sustained
by any erson who may lie injured
through the uusafu and dangerous con
dition of said bridge."
The following order was sent to Henry
Keene, supervisor of road district No.
6U,at Stayten:
"You are hereby directed to close up
effectually tho bridge over the Sautium
river near Stayton so that the public
may bo unable to use tho same, lwcause
the said bridge Is unsafe and dangerous,
and Linn county has stulilHirnly refused
to pay its proportionate share of the ex
pense of repairing said bridge."
Captain Keene executed tho order on
Friday evening, nil communication ceas
ing at that time.
Jl'INIK II.M1TOV HI'llAKN.
(ieo. D. Hartou, county Judge of I.iuu
county, publishes this:
I notice in hi't night's Democint an
item of news, headed, A Bridge War.
Now this last sentence is a misnomer,
for to successfully enuiiKu In war, re
quires at least tho participation of two
parties wuo are irruaiou ami iosi ineir
licadri, while in this Stayton bridge mat-
.. i... r t.... ......... ..! 1 .i.i.l I1.1.J .i
lur uiu l.lllll tuning iuilll,n, UIIU lit.a .-
ull tiines.been jierfectly dociie.gontlo and
doe like In its demeanor, pursuing the
oven tenor oi Its peacelul way, with jur
ied eqtiitiinity .without a milled feather,
mid uood wilt to all. yen, even to our err-
Ling brethren of the Marlon county
court.
Our sourt after a very careful ami
critical examination of the bridge in
controversy, assisted by Mr. Frank Mil
ler, a civil eiiL'ineer and a siieciallv
skillful and uxert bridge builder, are of
tho unanimous opinion that said bridge
is abMilutoly wife for public use, osce
iallv so since tho defective end brace to
the main spun has been replaced by a
nuwone, which repair wasi-oinpletiil by
order of the tho I. inn County Court on
tho liltli of tills present month.
Our court has not been convinced by
bluff and bluster that large sums of
public money should be uselessly expen
ded in replacing good sound timings of
this bridge with new ones, and the court
having entered such nil order will
maintain tho same until such time as it
becomes apparent that we were In
errur. Wo 'will not contend with the
Marion County court in Its tearing up or
otherwise, destroying the north half of
the Stayton bridge, hut we will prone
cuto to tho full extent of the law anv
porsouorporsons.touring up or barricad
ing or otherwise Interfering with that
portion of said bridge situated in I.iuu
county, Oregon.
Nature makes the cures
after all.
Now and then she gets
into a tight place and needs
helping out.
Things get started in the
wrong direction.
Something is needed to
check disease and start the
system in the right direction
toward health.
Scott's Emulsion of Cod
liver Oil with hypophos
phitet can do just this.
It strengthens the nerves,
feeds famished tissues, and
makes rich bkJod.
Lane County Hop Growets.
A rallies beenisied by CaHii4s)l
Ilros. amlotbwlwpgrowni,t F.Hgww.
asfiiUi!
A ineetlng of th hj growers w her
bv ralll U assemble in tineaurt Iiu.
ai Kugne. Tluirwlay. Ort. W. to organ
we an artoolatron. It Is highly
san- that every growtw U r-Mit. It
astt-rte.1 tlsAt flie hop Iwyert ve
..rtlcl iiiteratu fa- tew prWe. ! "
in,UgaiitmW"tB6 .,
Kery hop kHr H Um, Ubb, B
t.. .nil Io-KlM wuhUsv aw Jnvit
Brn-
a to
attt nd
Foot UaU.
Tl.CheluawM and MHHsWh dl
r,lv foot Ull at 1 ortUMMl on U 2Wh
Ch;...aa will pUy with tho U. "f
vv 4 Stickliev ot taw .
1 tii YmJ man. w iliiHts
the
.ai
o. A. C.
1 tiay October 8 AIo
r awl Pa
Iomwil.afl..llt Ul.,
rity It will bt-
1 .mikjiij a nrev .s, -
how wlat metal tlw tw w " '
Utrge Pratt luw wigo! """
. of the Albania ami M1" ''"
Uwii blectesl to the sitoii.
Chcmaira'H ami theSaU-mclH:' '-"
'play thetlrnt game of thr sai"" '
Kfternotiu at2j'ilock.
. 1 a- . .lar U .1 tUtO "
l'l' i ' 8iiMa
Started New Hair
Hon. tohn It fiinlti.'. mmli. tl'wm.
Ing State LtgtiUture from Btuljh, C took t
Co In letter ilitcd February x, 199, to the f
7
Sutherland
Sisters
W , AcconlitiK lo agreement made
In Salt Lake tin, If -.our prrpamliom
piwed a benefit lo mv bald liead. I a to
end ou a testimonial There I a fine
1 Rrontli 01 new lulr naiteil Am not
1 troubled any moreulth dandrufl nnd that
011110 hie lulling of Hie calp. I had tried
e enthlng I could hear of before 1 aw ou,
but receh ed no benefit You can ue tills
If ou Uh. ricase send me lialWoieii
bottles."
We hae thouand of testimonial
equally as ttrong. All hair and scalp
troubles readily succumb to these mttlloil
ous preparations.
Sold by dealers eerynhere.
SUNDAY SERVICES
w. c. t. v.
tiospol Temperance meeting ut the W.
C. T. U. hall at 4 p. m.
(IKIIMAN KVAS'CIRI.ICAL I.UT1IK1I W.
Myer's addition. Preaching by Faitor
Krause, from Portland, at KUltO'a, in.
UNITY,
Service at 7:I?0 n. m. No morninc
service. Bev. W. K. Coneland, pastor.
Subject of lecture: "Is Christianity n
iiiiltiroY"
ciiiiistu; SOCIAI.IHT.
Prof. Oarland.M room state Insurance
blk. a p. M. subject, War, Its Itclatinn
to Christian Civilization. It. .1. Sharp.
CIIKMKKRTA KTItKBT KVAXnr.l.lCAl,,
I'n'aeliiiii! at 11 a. m. and 7 :,'til n. m.
Sunday school at 10 a. in. Junior Y.
r. A. ut ;. p. m. N'liior t. i". . at
ll:S0 p. 111. Subject "Swret prayer"
.Matt.(i:o-a.
Li1s1.11: m. u.
At the Ia'sIIo M. K. church the Bev.
0. V. Grauuls, I). I)., will preach nt
10:110 a. m. Sunday i-chool at it p. m.
I'.venlinr service at 7:110 11. in, B.C.
lUiickwell, P. H.
CHRISTIAN' SCIHNCI'.
Salem Church of Chrit Seleutirt, No.
21KI Liberty street, Service 10:."U) a. in.
:;;u i. in, Miunvt 01 morning ami
evening sermon, "Kverlastlng Punish
ment. Wednesday evening meeting
!10.
nitST CHUItCII OK CHItlMT.
I.eson sermon and children's classes
at 10:15 a. in. Subject "Kverlastlng
Punishment." Wednesday evening
meetlui! nt 7:"0 o'clock. Christian
Science hall, comer Court and Liberty
streets.
v. m. c. A.
Dr. Parsons, of the First M. K.church,
will address the men at the Young
Men's Christian Association all p.m.
As sHi'ial music the orchestra will rcn
dor "The Psalms," by Inure. All men
are asked to come and join in the
song service.
a:Titu. tiiN'niim vnnvAi.
Central Congregational church, corner
llHh and Ferry streets. T. II. Hender
son, Pastor. Services tomorrow 11 1 the
usual hours; preaching hv the Pastor i
subject at 11 a. in., "Tho Blchest Prod
net of the Fnlverse." At 7:!U) p. in.
tho pastor will lecture on "That Brave
Iloy."
HMTIKT.
Public service at 10::t() a. in. Sabbath
school addressed by D. V. Ward at 12 m.
Young People's meeting atO'.iM) p.m.
Bev. I). P. W'nrd, Sunday school und
young jH-oplo h missionary of California,
will preach on "Bchiw from tho Blob
inond of I Detroit Conventions," at 7:"0
p. in.
FIltST t'HIIISTMV.
J. .1. Kviins, pastor. Prenchtng nt
10::10 n. 111. and 7:.!0 p. in,; Bible school
at 12 in.: Junior Kndeavor at !1:!!0 p.
m. ; Y. P. S. C. K, nt :!) p. m. Next
Tiies-lavuveiiliiBBtTiilO there will be a
rnll-eall social at the church. All mem
bers 1111 1 friends are Invited. No
charges.
I.WTKll nvv SUN'TS.
The Church of Jesus Christ of letter
).iv Suints, have remotod to the jopu
lar'ball iu the Turner Block and will
hereafter hold services every Sunday
afternoon coinnienclug at !l p. in, They
extend a cordial invitation to the pub
lic to come and attend their services and
investigate their doctrines.
(lltllMW BVASHHI.KAI.
Corner Center and LilMirly stmits.
SEiililiiilliurlinol nt 10.1. 111. F. Aschen-
brennor. suiK'rlntendeiit. Preflehlnc
servicMat 11 n. in. and 7:!0 p. in. .
P. A. at 7 p. 111. In the morning the
iiastor w ill preach ; Subject : "Awake.
In thoexenlnir, Bev. F D. Ilnnischiich,
from Portland, will preach. Come.
I'MTKII IIIIKTIIIIKN'.
Biirvkua for Sunday school OetoW
'&, 1801). Sunday seliool nt 10 a. 111.
Preaching nt II a. in. Subject ' Divine
Heullng Not Chrlntlttii Science or Med
icine;" at 7:80 ji. m. subject, "A
ProiKir Church JlemUir." hndoiivor
inetitiinsiit fl:l I. m. Priiyeriiieetlng
at 7:) p. 111., Tnursiiay. u. 11. .nerry-
man, iistnr.
UHTIIOIUHT KHMWIUU
Ji4ui Paixms, pator. Sirvies tn
innrrow. at 10:30 a. in. and 7:!s"l p. in.
Subject of morning sermon, "The liodv
of Christ." In the evening, Bev. dew.
W. (ininnis. D. V., will prisicn. nun-
day wiliorjl at 12 in. Kpworth l-eague at
7:15 p, in. Claw iiitHitlng at :S0 a. m.
and close of morning mt. rmyrr
meeting Thursday evening.
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, the People's
friend, lia been In Use over tlfty years,
i, ..ir.Mi tin. knvriu.L alTi'etliiU4 of the
tliriMtnnd luinjst iuch as, brunchllls,
g
'ilniMJ, laryngltl and Incipient cvm
iumpiluii. Price only cssiit 11 I"'
I 1
suiupll
tie.
rui,,,nuu umtv now lias 00 inlt
fwllmad road niidBr tht. new y
tern. Bn4.f i rok ami gravol lw !
liberally ul. There was wr 10,
000 spent this year on tin- I Want m
roo.1. Tlw M.Ulla Pw is rwi-'"
KSiNfiiditureof $100011 ti.. Minis av
,ng i.e-haUHiidll- . in-i "' "e-.
1 ,i tbe ..Jb. r.
SORE
JLUNGS
Sore luncs. pain In the cheat and pain
?ui b wtBtag a quickly wltovfrf and
curwl by Uie old rcliAbleiineclflc, Dr.
Bulla Ough Hynip. Thf remark
able remedy break, tip ft cold In one
night mid f. without doubt, the very
l" It medicine for all affection, of tho
w,roat and lungs. It has tnired thou
hAndirand will euro you. Itneverdls-
.piH.inta. UTT as omx.
r.Bull's
Oough Syrup
Will quickly heaiaorou-ng
t ft".
l -" -.:-.' .Ir-raulS.
tttM. tsVsst ttlr
jrice JMnti - --
B
ItJDAY'S MARKKT.
PoiiTLtND, Oct. 21. Wheat
57 irtoH Walla Wnlln.VTc. InftTU.
valley
Flour Portland, fD.OO to 3.2o
fine -M5 iht bbl.
Super-
Oav White 3i(3S5c, gtvv 33 to 31c.
Hay Timothy i)$ll.(X) per tuu.
Hops 7(3 10c; old crop 5 Cc.
Wool Yttllcy. 1S Ulc: Eastern Or
egon. 8Uc Atohnir, 27 30.
Millstuff Bran, J17; shorts, $18,
Poultry Chicken, mixed, f .300 to -1.00
Hens 4 to 4.50, turkeys, live, 12Ji8l4e.
Kugs Oregon, 21 to 22 Wc er do.
Hides Greeii,MiUedri01iw,ri(kMitide;
tiO lbs, 7lst8S; 'beep pelts, lfii320c.
unions 1 to I'e.
Butter Best dairy. STifiliCi:
fancy
v a"l-fi
creamery, 60c to 55c per roll, store
anu -upc
PotaliK" CO to iMV per cental.
Hogs Heavy dressed Oo to Ojtfc.
Mutton l)ressel,(lc t-i 7e nir pound.
Beef Steers. I3.60i3M.00 5 cows, $3.00
0$3.5Odre8ed, Ivef (lB to 7tf
Veal ilressed, 88,lsc.
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat 58 pounds and over -JiV?.
Wool li'io, Jlohalr 30o.
HopsOtolOw
Barley 46 to 5.V.
Oats-25 and 27c.
Hay Baled, cheat $7.00., Timothy
$8.50. to 0
F.ggs 22c.
Flour In wholesale lots $3.00 retail
$3. 10.
Millstuffs bran $13.00 shorts $15.00
Hog dressed, 5Jijc.
Live cattle Steers 3cowb S&f to 3.
Sheei-f2.50i3$3.
Dressed Veal tlvjC.
, Butter Dairy lOeVreamery 22c.
Poultry Hens 7 to 8 cents.
Potatoes 25c.
A Great Attraction,
Probably 110 young actor now before
the publiclias been more successful than
lieu Hendricks, the iMinuliir exponent of
Swcilisli dialect comedy. Mr. Hendricks
lias been singularly lortunaie, 111 giv
hie to tlie staee 11 new and original char-
acted, lie has done more for stage litera
ture than niue-teutbs of our actom, tiHi
many of whom moru's tlie pity are
content to be mere imitators. Mr. Hen
dricks now has a new play to offer in "A
Yenuine Yentleinan and It will lie
gl en at Heed's oieni house by sieelal
arrangement with Jacob Lltt. Tlie chief
character Is, of course, a Swede who has
but recently taken tip his abode In
America. Mr. Ilendilcks' H)'rtrnyal of
the role a character he has made dis
tinctly his own needs no endorsement.
It is already established as one of tlie
most striking and humorous character
trillions of our time. In this new piny,
howeor, Mr Hendricks Introduces Ills
auditors to new kind of Swede 11 young
mining engineer whoo education has
not 1 Hi' 1 1 neglected. The ipmlltlcri which
make these pons of the Northland our
IksI citieus are brought out witli vigor
and characteristic humor, the unfailing
KimmI nature, the unimpeachable integ
rity, the coinage, the steadfastness and
the almost ingenuous simplicity of the
honest Swede are nicely jsirtmyeil by
the clever star. A imwerful coiinmiu
will interpret tlie play, which Is under
the direction of Arthur O. Alston. Seats
are selling rapidly for this splendid at
traction. Notice,
All ineinlM-rs of Sedgwick W. B. Corps
No. 1 are requested to attegd a meeting
for Corps inspection by a department
olllcer, Saturday, OctolierSl, at '-':.Hi p,
in., at hall. Hv order of president.
10 IU :u
Tho "Pluw Boy Preacher," Uov. J.
IvIrUmiin.NJiyi: "AftcrsutTeriug from
broiiQ 1 ill or ting ttoutilu ten ears,
iviis cured by One Minute Cough
Cure." It cures cough. eohK grippe
and lung troubles. Stone's Drug
Slitro.
TAXES DELINQUENT.
The Last Chance to Save Costs te
Tax
Payers,
Notice is hereby given to all tax imv
ers that the ihilhiipient tax lists will be
turned over to the printers the first of
next week, after which costs will Ik
added, F. W. Di'iuiiN-.
Sheriff.
Salem, Oct. Hi; IKW, tf
"It you scour the world you will
never II nd a remedy equal to Out
Minute Cough Cure." It ciirei I -a
Grippe und saves thousands from
pneumonia. .Stone's DrngSU.ro.
Dusoluticn Nalice.
The hiisiiieirf lately ooiiducteil by It.
J. Horse that'll inn! J. U. Jloigtilnuil us
llerschhach A llelgehnaii Mill ho con
tinued by the iiiiilnrslgnil, he haviuiy
Imiight out all the iiiluiiMt of his late
iKtrtner. . .
All bills due to and IhthilitiiM of the
taitollrm will Ik wiltled by
HID tf B.J. IlKIISCIIMAUI.
JomipIi Ktookford, Hmlgdon, Me ,
hwileil UMiro running for aciuiiti'cn
enrn liy using DWIlt's Witch llu.el
ahe. ftlinea urugniore.
Crossing the Kockies,
'w noa delightful iMe sentss ill coml-
nent is lluougli utiii an.i u.irai, uvtr
vtlist it Knownas I he hccnlc If'Utv 01 me
World " It nt'turs not ut wlitt i'lsjn ol
ih yrir die tup it rrml, at no tune does
the scenery grow nonoionout , lilt an evet
cltanging psimf jiiis of the beauiirs of nt'iire.
One mom M you are pswini; uiiuui;" i;uik:
walltst inby lucks tluMitaruU of feet hgli,
irul the iHt you are aUivc lists mow hoe,
.killing peslm lint loer alve yuu until
ibey st-em alnwt lo reach the skr. One of
ilie trvrutHi.tict of the Oilora-lo climate
is tint lit eilnm.s of temperature are
nevei met w h It Is neither so cold in
winter i.r warm in sumnitr. as uuon the
litxa of railway wliirli cross Hie uesstns ana
ptaws ITie traveler over tho Itio tra ae
sVasmn alsohss the iiilsilfse of a stopover,
( he so els s ai Halt Uke City, or an.
vtMie bewten (tJen ami Denver, on a'l
clasc ol tickets
for iritWdtaiva as lo rales, tie . n (ol
Isxpptlte ptnmfiltHs, ll on Ox n arcsl
listrl At .! the O. K. K N Cu or
HHtMnl'ae4ficCo., w til res,
J D. MANttflKLD. l.tnl Agt.
Vui Orisl Wisiern Hallway. M I'""'
stxt, Portland, Oregon.
TUD ORBAT HALT LAKI1 itOUT
The atierrt'on ol smUx.i lissaeis 1. 1
lulled lo t atlsawajes tfcrrtl llicm by the j
u..r.,.I.Uamn. HlalilCll Hall I tie I
Roate " lla s.rtrt ralw presillfU wlsriUi
tK i m is ma e via llBrtnntii ut ob n
tVr ' a passestei has las fO j! io
asor.
utPoiiUial. Ihne iliroaen -"-
lis,.. - ' . ., .. .
.... reit
rdo. a'dlotir eart ibereoi. rtti msmi ihw.
tt g( I'o. tlanJ tun t-Her susli arle4y ol
loute iBaai.lK. aJy'sHV'erlgln
ailiaeBeitlay poiBt inUuhw Ltjlo
rado. J'on wiiosn aw vwivs r
roc caxsaie ion 00 all trains, as well as lite
recliotnz ettail ears. Jfce trJ and a
cocamodalioM ofteiesl are esvual. II sot s
rjerVor to lbo.e of any irant-ounHftenlal roa4.
led rales air aUays aslosr a tb lowest.
K ..mi aMtiemulaie S UH taU writ to
i) Msnsstasti, t. Miai A(ai. hhii..
'vestm KaMway M lW4Mit. IotuiI
UnHW. foe any SaUraaWai du may ed lit
ssImmc tonus. .oi or iWa
I. I) ManaMstl, (J Mial At
Km Crandr
AnE
conomical Cook
Should have one of our meat choppers attached to her kitchen
table the year around. Its usefulness Is not conllned to any
particular season, nor any particular article of food. Tim tough
steak and "left over" pieces of cold meat may ho changed into
palatable and wholesome dishes by its use. Besides
It will chop nient and apples for your mince pies.
It will chop nuts for your salad and cake.
It will chop cabbage for cold slaw.
It will chop onions and peppers for the Chili sauce.
It pulverizes crackers forescalloped oysters.
It pulverizes dried bread for dressing.
It pulverizes nuts for nut butter.
In fact It does everything and more than can bo done with
chopping now 1 ami xmio unit m
The price will permit the family
rate income in own one, aim
out of the scrap dish.
R.M. Wade"&Co.
OLINGER RIGDON
Undertakers and Embalmcrs,
w.. ,. lui, t. nniwtiiiw.1 tn iliiiniiiriil niihlicthiit we have purchased the most
elegant and inagnitlcant funoral car, of latest design, and are therefore In u Ksl-
.. . ." t. . , 1 ...... - .1..... l.....l..r.t.l ,1,1.1 will, l.lMlll.Y.
lion to nanille lunenus in 11 niiico nciier
iiene. Wo have long felt that Salem,
should lie up to date In the manner of handling funerals, ttiul wo luno inereioro
sparetl no eiiwiiw In purchasing tho car. It was built by the James I unnlnghain
Co., Bocbester, New York, who build the finest vehicles In tho .lulled Status.
While this Is not the inostexiwusite funeral car ever bum, stui 11 is uie uiiesn'ir
snipped to Oregon.
We conllally Invite all to IiishhI our
give us liberal patiminge.
TOP NOTCH
Of Hrfecllou In ipiallty mid
LOO) NOTCH
lu honest price for honest g.Ksl. That's our molto, and
that's the mison we sell more goislsetery year. Don t
fall lo see us.
HARRITT Sl LAU)RBNCB
OI.U I'OrtTOKKIOK aitOUKKV,
L. M. KIRK
nv, 00, a. 00
Phono U7I
GrJin Hay, FlourMill Feed, Buildbg Mnlcrlal.
Lime, Cmcnt, PJastcr etc,
Grain, Hay and Straw stored
Wagon Scales.
Prompt and careful attention given to the .Misery of gotsls to
of the city.
All fresh tls. No old stin'k left over.
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Our Price
l'rHi muwrlng a fi.iai wan map 01 vrtrgou, viiiniiii(iK "" "ntj
1 w, U)r ii,, Uct all loaiw hi thtistato.siaii hjtys. U U0tJ Ujmr
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IWwhis tforrliii a 11.00 wall map
oue-ientn tno tune. j m v
of tho moit mod
5 $1.0U
us cost can is.' sav
We sell them
Hardware
An Svaning Call on
Your Swell Frionda
you will llnd will lie warmly received If
von are well and neatly dressed and
vour linen is irreproachable. A woman
iif refinement always guages a man's
well nrcd Instincts by the condition of
tils linen, nnd he goes Into her presence
armored with beauty when his shirt,
eollais and cuffs have been done up at
Salem Ste.uu laundry. u
Salem Steam Laundry,
Ut)I.OSi:t.J OI.MHTKU, I'llOlMt.
Piuine 41 1, 2:10 Liberty Street
iiiiiiiner uniu ,niitv..i..v, ...... ...... ---
being the capital city of a great state,
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facilities, anil when uecess.t) rcoi Ires,
OI.INtll.lt A BBIDON.
to
BtntoBt
any part
P-H-tf
del our prices, Lowest III the city
Si WHITE
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KICICI) MICN
UlCo'rtkt
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I'-HV. .SAfiUM, OIllSON.
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Ja44 farsarr
III
t.aS al.4 .1 aaiarl r, aa
Daily 4 months $1.00,
1.00V
1
for all. SU5,
ol Oregon, Uoiilaining n" "h-J t
BUSINESS CARDS.
O. H. ffiACK
IDentiet,
Suc.es.tr to Or. ). M. Keene, old Whlll
Comei ,SaUm, Or. Parties tlesltlng viperla
pera Voi. at moderate fees in any branch ar
na peels) request
ALBERTA.JESSUP.
I'liono 1071.1
KOOMS 1 AND 'J, OKAY llt.K,
OFFICE, CITY HALL
For water seirice apply at olliee. llil'l
payable monthly In advance. Msle
complaints at the oW-a.
PLATlNO PHOTOS.
KnlnigcmcntM In Crayon" ii ml Wntor
Color. 1'htito Buiuins.
Amittour developing and Unfiling
neatly dune. r. .1. I1BUWN,
UltOUNll li'LOOIt
t!in Comtuerehil St , Salem Oregon.
Meam Dye Works.
Nil IDA Commercial street, opposite
Willamette hotel. Ladles' and
gentlemen's, clothing cleaned, dyed,
repaired and pressed. Fine blanket
cleaned nr dyed and nicely Mu
lshed. Kid gloves cleaned, lec:
dyed rc.
S, C, STONE, M. D.
rmprletor tit
Stone's Drue: Stores
UAL.KM, OIIKOOS,
Tiiostvrs(lHii In number; aro located a
No. SU stint 333 Conimcrrlsl street, and are
mil slix-ktst with ar.niiliilo lino ol times ami
rootllrllH'S, toilet nrltcKs, I'Mluimrjr, brushes
etc, clo , il'.
till, EIIU?l!t
llnsliad ttime 'iA tears exiHirlenro In Uie tirse.
llcetil iimlk'liit'siul now makes tin cliarge (or
ruiitiilialluii. etainltialliiti .irirMH'rltlnu.
C. H. LANB
Merchant TahOr
117 htati: BTitKtrr.
CjrHulU ft 13 unit upwards,
ranu B3 ami upwnttu
CAl'lTAl. Ull'l
Express and Transfct
Mtts alt mail and passcngur tra. Ha,'.
age and cstuest to all puis of lit- eh)
'lompl teiTtce. Telephone No. 70.
UISQUK A SKIl'TON
NEW MARKET
St .le tltect, neat ritlruad. Freshest anil
licst meals, My pe'risis say I keep the he.i
-veals In town t a
tiOUh 15, HIIOS.
PIANO MM AND KBI'MREKS
I'OlirUNl). DIIK
KiirMsU'iiaii, rltiliiily Wr tirdert si (Itn
Will's Until bin t
Photographs
You can get just what you wuut at
TIIK BMTi: HTI'DIO
Nothing but llrst class work turned nut
Tholluucst Lulurgtsl Work on tho const.
Suicide
It would Is' lor you lo neglect 11 leaking
gas llxlure know liiKly. If your gas llx-
turea are old and iuimi reisiirmg, wo win
put them lu etiinplete niiler for you or
put in newlixliir.ts, lu elnlioratoor plain
ami artiste itleriis, at a n,tMiiialle
cut' Niv 1 the Iioih lo have oiir
plumhiiigaiid ixas llltiugs ltstls after.
Is fore il'wttsl if'sira and windows rniise
tlamuge to your htsillli.;
BARR&PETZEl
11a roMMfHi iai. silk;: I
TeltplK-ns No. S371
RED FRONTJLIVERY
First-Class Food and Boarding
Stables.
IdlKIUMKHI'IAI, HniKKT
lAl.Htl. t'llK.
PAGE&SrEPHENS
Best Rigs for fonimarciat Men
KtaMin li, !, 1 1,- . ll.arl WiU4.t.
fJS-Ha't' Imhm ami tutaJsM UA4 rl lor
tlu ".O," I4V 'IrH Hr"' "
fit It ! welk mait.b awl s,C wilt.
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iTcrinuusr bvtii
INbl'B.VNCK. Bls.L JWTATI'
-l.tl BITY 1MSW.
, HOZOUTII UKOS.
j i j Oomtnarulal . Utilsviit Or
l .lf-tl,t vv
The German Market
Will be found all kind, of moat
and the lwt of aauaagu. FUBK
DI.LIVHBY. All bllis due llw
kite firm of Wwlt fi Matscku
. niiisi 10 paui,
rT Xk CrsIM
tJU KJ ljU CX. OU1X
171 CoiumertlM 8t.
Salem water ft.,
r v M fin 11 r if li
U.0. HlliliDUllulil.
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I INTnR STATE i
CONSERYiTORY
J ETTAANDERS-WILMAN
S AssocUleTeacrier'Vestern Corueiva-
7 lory, Kansas City, Mo., nrttntlng
7 tlie lnter-itale System, al Salem. Ore.
(J Orcr First Kstlonal Hank. IttsUlence
M 376 Church street. Studio Iiotiuy to '
a. to e..
orvrMsJHrsjr svsvsriars
WANTED
New today nttvorusoruanra lour tfuea
or less in tilts column inserted tnreo
tlmoa for as cts, SO eta a week, $1
per mouth, All over 10 ur linen at
urns rrtto.
WANTKI). Faithful gentleman orlady
for olhco work. Salary. toOO Car
fare paid to ofllcos. Htcady place.
BofercnctM. Kneloao eelf-addrcsged
atamieil envelope, Ta-nsiirer, S0.1
Caxtou Buldiiig, Uhtcago. 10-21-lt
MAN WANTUD.-I want to lot con
tractis for taking out stumps. Any
man who don't know how to work or
can't show a record for reliability
need not apply. Must know how to
uso powder. John Hughes. 10 10 tf
FOB SALK CHKAB-Young
c.
works tioiiDir or single
Fronts!.
Apply IN
10 10 .It
FOUND. A youths button sh"0 the
owner can havo by applying for nnd
paying notice Journal Olllco.
WANTHD To rent 60 head of good
CoUwoM or Shropshire sheep. Ad
dress F. A. Melntyru, Bosetlale, Or.
lOCt Iw
YOL'Nd MBN. our catalogue explains
how wo teach harhcr tradn In elglit
weeks, mailed free. Moler Barber
college, Han Francisco, Cal. 10 111 lltt
FAHTUBIv for horses and cows, two
miles from town. Bates reasonable.
J. W. Watt 10-13n 9.
.FOB BKNT. Desirable rooms fur-
malictl or unfurnished lor gcutlomc it.
Terms reasonable. Call on F. Gou
ld, 100 Commercial street. 10-1 1-tf
FABM FOB tUI.K.-
lOOncres. in Yarn
cultivation, unoil
1111 county, "li lu
new buildings w hlch cost nlsiiit f illK).
I'rlco P200, half down, balance nt 0
per cent. Aililresn T. T. Ytsler,
Whltesnn, On'gtm. 10 7 llm
FOB KALI'.. Several gtod farms, 11,0 In
mM acres. fMCtrflO ier acre. All well
Improvisl and no wasle Intnl. K. L.
Hayes, Ilalsey, Or. II '.'7 lm
FABM WANTIJD.-T.) rent fur term ol
three yearn. Iteferenco given. Address
farmer euro Capital Journal, Halem,
Oregon. 11 1'S ni
B1UYULK "l'ATII-lf yuur"hlcycle
needs repairs hnng It In, wo luivo
tho skill und stock to keep It In Unit
class condition We carry a full
line nt sundries and make 11 social
ity of enameling cuinu and SCO ui.
wo satisfy our putnmii. Gardner &
White, US3 Llbvi,y .tieel. Huliuuti's
block, next diMir U liU-atn laundry.
IM10110 2805. l-AJ-t
fl'JUrili OClJAKriTR'-nkomeuilwi
that tho best und uhoiipoit carpet
patter la thu heuvf full paper Mild
alTunJouKNALoihce. 20-tf
WANTHD - Rejected Wheat
Bring samples now and get prices,
Full value iniitl. Oats aur' Larl.y
wanted, 'nilsoii-llarllett (Inilu Co.
Olllco 011 Court at, rear of Ualrymple'H
Store.
I'eisonal,
ljitlles Free haruilesH monthly rcgu
lator, cannot fall. Mrs. II. Itowau,
Milwaukee, Wis. 10 '.'I lm
AiTLrXvRlsX
Or J. P. Cook, tho UotnnlcnlUpoo
nllat, Suoonudo .Whoro Other
Fall.
To whom It may eoiiourn :
This In lo certify that Bertha I". Con
tier, of Mt. Angel precinct. .Marlon coun
ty. Oregon, bus suffered from a cancer
ous growth lu the leftear for alsmt three
years. The growth wiui cutout twice ami
burned out once by Albany I'hysloians.
hut (he growth came back as bad
as ever, ami pained her at) badly that
she hail to Ui taken from school. After
threo week's IreiUinent bv Dr. J. K.
Cook, of Salem, Oregon, the Botanical
HK-clallst, the growth entirely illwip
Hitrtsl, anil at this date, four inoutha
since treatiiieut was begun, tho growth
lutH not reapis'urtsl, and the ear lias en
tirely healed leaving only the sea's in
llicttsl I))' tuu Allxiny tloctors,
I hereby certify that tho above state
ment is alMohitulv trim, nutl that ller.
tha 1 Conner, thu isirsou mentiomsl
in iiieauiiiuvii, nas resiiitsi in my lam
lly slni'tt early clilldhoisl, bearing the re
lationship to me of niece.
11. U. UlNII.
Sulircrilsttl antl .worn tn before tno
this eiglilh day of June. IH'JfJ. W. W.
Hall, couuiy clerk ol Marlon county
Oregon,
' sTsJatsaN.NJrasrMSarSsTS
MOM.V TO LOAN fa
I iirnitiire, I'lanos, Organ. Wag.
nits, or titherartichi if table. y
(iLO. F hMlTit BUotatest,
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ANU LlllOHATORY.
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