-qWi?3$A(. or id
Ah
Yeter&n
W. Stoncg
Anita, Iowa, sorrect lila country during the
litoirtratthooxpftnso of Ills lienlili. Tho
itory concerning, hU rcstorntlou to hoalib
It Irca below In bis owu worths
"When I returned from Hie army my
constitution was broken down. I ml
fsrrd extreme nervousncn, 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."
HI?. WHILES'
NerwsnB
li sold by all druggists on guarantee,
first bottle benefits or money back.
Book on heart und nerves sent tree.
Pr. Miles Modlcal Company, Elkhart, Ind
O. C. T. Co's
PA88KN(1ER BTKAMSIt
POMONA
. altonA
LEAVK8 I'OHirOltrMNO
Pallv nxrent ""nnilftv nt R a Tin.
(JUICK 'riMi; AND CHEAP HATES.
Ponlc hatwoou Btnto "ml (mrft)t.
M..P HALDWIN, Agonr.
j PERSONAL AND LOCAL
' or additional Local Nans see fourth I'axr r
Richard Cloy wont to Portland yester
day afternoon.
8. A. McCull has gonoont to hia farm
for a few drys.
J. II. Arkerman camo homo on the
Shasln cxp'ross yesterday.
Dr. E. M. Ilunl lectured to tho dental
students at Portland, yesterday.
R. A. OioRFon, tho hop buyer, ha
gono to North Yuklmn, Wash., ou bust
lies. Miss Corn Bloa'or'of Hubbard, 'j
vie, ting at, tho Jioinu, ol her unulo, G.
Stclufcr.,
Mrs. D. It. N. Blurkhurn and son arc
homo again after visiting ut Albany nud
.Brownsville.
John Quirk went to Portland this
morning to attend tho funeral of.Mrt.
Victor Julien.
J. Nenl ol tho Asylum forco went to
Portland to, attend tho funeral of tho
late Mrs. Victor Julien.
, - '" i '
Rev. Edward Olttons, of Turner, has
returned to his home, after taking pint
la tltu reviul meetings, liold at tliu
IILjhland church.
Superintendent J. L. Cartor, of the
blind school, has gouu to Vancouver,
Wash!, 'where ho will flt tho Waahliq:
ton atuto blind school.
II. E. Drako went to Portland tin
morning, on his way to I oyton, lelng
culled there ou account of the cuvefo ill
uess of has eon, M. E. Drake.
A. WL'racoatt, ia noy local corres
ponderitfi?torejjdjifan Jdepb Heellr
who hua been serving in thut onpacil),
having retunud to l'ortlund. Air
l'reecott ia a newspaper man of ability
and energy.
A. E. Pook wa;l tor, who haaibcen nt
Gem, Iduho, foTtJTu hint six months, in
home for a abort visit. He will return
to Idaho In a few days, whero lip is uui
ployed, as Jhe- niuchiulet of tho Mane
mouthjrulne. Thq,"inIue emplpja nearly
300 men anu produced largo quuutluoj
of illvor", lead and gold.
lit, Uull's Cougn syrup U tho Uemady
n which out'un depend fur tt.o turn
I u protruded cough or lung ulrtte
.iiu, brounht juif bt?tpi)titlio to cold
It I the iiioilexctjiluiit'UiKdjcliia nuld
h'Jtilo coijjnlya cents.
D-Witt's Witch Il.ail Slve N ur-
qimlitil for pile, und slcn aieuiies.
lttiro of all cuuntirttlis. bUiim
Drugstores.
,
Jt Iajwultthatil3.tiiubr olaima lw
leen fHeljn tlLOoflko, within the pat
SO diya, for laud in the Klaumth tim
ber beltf ""p ' "
mm I ' '
I . I l w -J I """"
Dreadful
CROUP
Mothore, when your children nre at
tacked by the "dreadful croup, you
need nob despair Dr. JohnW. Bull's
Cough Syrup vrfll relievo and euro
thivdiseasaatonce. You can always
depend on this marvelous remedy; it
Hover falls to cure. For whooping
cough and measle-cough it la the bet
remedy la the, land. Children like it.
Dr.Bulls
Cough Syrup ;
Will ours Croup without Tail,
-Martaaian''iand?easaiieto'Uke, "oc,0'
Mccmmandit. rie ij ceuls. M aU drusjuu.
L.
WHAT OF UNEMPLOYED
Pilgrim Brotherhood Discusses the
Problem of Enforced Idleness
Should the Oeneial Government Provide
' Employment for Those Shut
Out of Other Aycnuea.
Tho meeting of the Pilgrim Brother
hood, In tho pnrlora of tho Congrega
tional church, Tuci-dny ovening, wai ono
01 tno most intero9ting and profitable
.ethold.
It In ono of tho enrournging Blgns of
tho lime?, wiicn men llko tho-o compo-
Ing thiH now eoclcty, nre feon eoreni8tl
Ihcusdng tho living problems of the
'tiinr, problema which so Intimately af
fect both tho physical and moral well-
wing of humanity. And efpecially ia
it i-ncoiirauiiig to observe tho liberality
and ifiilr-iiilndednuM which the
nifmhors dlHplay, in eiulonvoriiig to lay
aside all prejudice nud ctudy theo que?
tionawith n view only to llndlng the
1 1 nt It.
It seems nlso that the plan of discus
sion, la to bo commended in eonsldora
tion if the piirpoo in low. Two
1 ndcrsnmt other cnkprnaronppatnU'il,
but aro not nllutid to cither fide of the
liicsttoii, and are freo tn ailvocutu their
real conlctioiia on thn subject.
Tho quoi-tinn Tucadiiy evening, was:
"What .Should tho Uovernmont do for
tho Unuuiplojcd?"
Tho lenderd were A. W. Donnia and
G ly Powers.
A. W. Dennii oiienod tho discussion
with n very inteiestliig paper in favor of
iMioiiuneiitnl employment on public
norks being given to nil laborera unable
lorecuio einploynu'iit in private lues
of industry, llu Biiggcsted the building
of public roads leading to tho capital o'
ach atale and tho employment of
tnoiifttiids on irrigation ditches in arid
regions of which thero were hundreds of
thousands of acres on which happy
lioines would cpring up and expulsion
In the true cplrit of American libcrt)
would bonchiuved,
G. M. J'owera followed with a pappr
along similar lines laying down the
I nronosltlon that God demanded more of
nil men than merely incepting condi
tions as they found them and conduct
ing their biininojs nloug rec guided Ihioi
of monthly In tho commercial world
with occasional acta of charity toward
the poor. If Christian would "srek
ilmt the kingdom of God" and not their
own foltUli nittiorlal prosperity they
would Kek to dUphtco the present
wasteful InduHtr al system that permits
fruit tn decay on tho trees, corn burn
ioi fuel and wheat selling bulow the
cost of production, whllo men women
and children starved slosOyto death in
the great cities of tho country. An In
dustrial army orgau'red on tho plan ot
the regular army should bo enlisted
taking in nil tint Mirp'ua labor of tho
cmntrytobo employed building roads
and under (killed engineers forming
artificial reservoirs or lakes In the
mountains to restrain the surplus water
now Hooding stieame and deatrojiuj
millions of property. Frou thoo lakes
fjulld irrigation ditches carrying water
to the arid lauds which could bo platted
Into unall farms and Fold to actual
tettler nt cot on'oasy tonus.
lie declared honest labor demanded
not charily but justlco and thoso who
would not work should be compelled tn
dOkO.
It. B. Duncan, the noxt speaker,
did not favor government -employment
for tho Idle becnuno it would not be lu
lit keeping with tho dignity of labor,
llu believed tint all Intelligent laborers
oould secure employment except utoo
cisiomil tlnias of depression and ho be
1 evitl that the government governed
biHit that governed least.
A. T. Gilbert said his views woro ex
actly thoi of Pro. Duncan and If labor
ers vvero idlo they could go takd up pub
lic land, as was done in the couutr)
years ago.
II, II. Branson favored some method
to alst honeit lalior to earn an honest
livlhg, as nNo did Mr. Howard.
Rev. Kautnsr ouiild not express posi
tive oouvictioni but Ida sympathies
were with those unublo to stcuro em
ployment ami ho 'ell bomething ehogld
Ijd dune.
N. J. Jndah bslng present was Invited
to speak and gave the Urolherhood his
Vhtws ou tho labor question in his usual
f irciblo and euruet manner. lie tiutly
denied iliet-tatemout that honest, Intel
lg nt labor could always secure employ
ment, lluknw from personal exper
ience that it wna not true. He had for
tlftron jenrs Ixwn giving the quo-lion
earnest thought, from every ronceiveable
slaiiUpoiutuml wna positive Ihu present
iuduirivtl 8)slem wrong and a chance
must sooner or later be mads, lie
showBv) the admirable working of the
Postal department to b an example o'
the ability of the government to mors
I ably ami eoflnowictdly owidnst ynat
i line of butliMM tlMii iMMklbls under
pinate ownerliip.
G A. llMh follovvwl, eariiHitly up-
rportiug the idea jtovermnsnt aid to
1 ,t)or and denying Um wilbllity of our
I present Ht(m of doing justice to all
hoiieat labor. H knw it waa not poe
sible to always or evn whh isgularity
.c ne employ roent in private employ.
Mr, hhtrwood camf iwxt. ill an sar
in -t aigniuent slraigiit from the hart
in favor of goiruiuut UkaiatancK
toward the common man. lie said
ImiK the remarks of some- of the
t.Mhera thtre waa no dignity In any
l.i.eof governinwit employ, xeept that
rwnot srirw nor IrrMate the allmw
larr cauT Ttwy act wntty yC
prorapiiy, c4eaoM etfuctually ana
Give Comfort
Sold by ail dresslits. 25 cents.
OESTFORTHE
BOWELS
If rou tmeti'tn regular, hcalihr motement of the
bono crorr Sar..Iua ro slck.or will boTIfwp Voir
5?o"cit iffi-V!!? ,bRi w.01! ." in tho ibp Si
J..?1 .?,. I'."'1 , C I'1" llon. It dmigoroQt. 'fh
hni!!'-!1 ciui' ,"ot irroct war of kwulnt ibe
boncli clear and clean la lotuko ! "
CANDY
CATHARTIC
THADf MASK RSOISTTHtO
Ploasant I'alatablo Potent. TmtoOood DoOnfi.1
f 'or'o plo ana booklet on hcaltn AodrctV
ttr TUUK ULUUU ULbAft
of shooting cold lead Into our brothers
Tho dignity of labor was a delusion;
wo nre all beggars, each begging others
to buy our goods or employ ua; oven
tho preacher waa a bfggar, passing tho
hat for a living,
John Bayno closed tho discussion with
nn endorsement of governmental action.
Thought tho Idlo rich wore moro liable
logo wrongthan tho poor, and should bo
taken care of In some way, for their bad
example was moro wldoly felt than that
ot t Iiu common man. lie had no sug
gestion to offer as to this class, but
thought human wisdom would solve tho
problem for nil classes, if Christians
would earnestly strive for truth nnd
light.
Tho Brotherhood meets February 27th
tn the First Congregational parlors, to
discuss tho question. "Is the Influence
of tho lodges detrimental to tho interest
of thech'irch." Every body Invited. It
ia expected many will lako part in this
occasion,
$too Reword, $ioo.
The rcudeiH of this p.iper will lie
pleaded to leuru thul there Isut least
one dreaded dl-eus-u Hint science lias
been able to cure In nil Its btuges, uud
i hut In Catarrh. IIiiII'k Catarrh Cute
II the only positive euro ktiuwn to the
inealenl Irulcrnliy. Catarrh being u
iioris liullnnul diceuie, rmul'eaucon
tiltuiloiiiil treut.neut, Hull's Catarrh
Cure Is taken Intornuliy, act Iiu dl
rcutly upnutlie blood und mucous stir
faces of ill? system, thereby dvotniy
lug tlm foundation of tho diecuHe, und
giving the patient strength by build
ing up the constitution uud agisting
nut titu lu doing its work Tho pro
prietors Inive so much rnl tli In Its cur
at Ivo poweis, tlmt thev offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case Una It
tails in cure. Send fur list, of teatl
uioniulii. Addics9,F. J. Ciir.NKY, & Co,, To
cdo, O,
jviid by DruggMi, 75c.
Hill's Faintly PUN arc the best.
Tho Jacksonville Times, edited by
Charles Nickell, says tho Btato Ropubli
can Editorial Association is composed In
tho main of "hnmfattors" who uro deep
ly concerned about ''tho sack."
llou't Tobacco rjMiml BnioV Tour 1.1ft Amy,
To quit tobacco eunlly und foreer, bo mag
netle. full of life, iierro nnd vigor, taha No-To-Hue.
the wnndervTiirlier. tlint mallei neali men
strong.. All drusslita, Woorll. CuroKuararf
teed linnlilot and sumpla free. Addresi
Sterling Itemed Co.. Clilcaso or Now York.
A nuinhcr of farmers on tho Upper
Coqiiille river wero sadly beaten by a
Portland apple-dealer rcenth, soya tlu
Banilon Recorder. In soino cases, after
contracting for tho apples, thoy were
bhlpped without a payment being made.
In other cases, checks wero given, which
proved to bo worthless.
To Nlgnt and To. Morrow Night,
And each (lay nun night during till
week you can vet ut any druggist'
iCump'x liuhatii for tho Throat und
Lungs, acknowledged to bo tho most
snccu-isful remedy over sold foi
Coughs. Croup, Itronchltls, Aalliimi
and Consuiuplliin. Gut a b. tllo to
day and keep It always In tho house
s-i you can check your cold at once
Price 25c und fiOu. Sxiiiplebolllo free,
eodifcw
O A m O? O 3Tt"Xj5k, .
Bears the 1 Tbfl Kind Yctl lUffl Anvarj Bought
Recently a Portland business Arm
wnnted 1000 beehives manufactured, and
a Dalles firm was the successful bidder
for the ob
Ilcnuty la Ulootl Deep.
Clean blood means a clean skin. Nt
hMiitv without it. C'aicarcti. CandvCathar-
I tic clean your blood and keep It closn. by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all La-
' puritiea from the body, Begin to day to
banish pi.nplcs, bolls, blotchea. blackheads,
i and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
I Cascarets, beauty for ten cent. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 60c.
Tho Oregon WVokly ia tho title of a
' paper Issued at Euveno by tneinbeia of
tho Eutaxlan, Laurt-an and Phdoloian
, soch'tlea of the state university. 0. N.
iMrArthur ia editor-In chiel j E. N.
Blytho and Grace I Wold are aasoclate
editors; and LIE. Hooker is business
manager. Tho paper la neatly printed,
and gives a variety of newa of interest to
students of the university.
It ruti with tou whdhtr too ooallaa tbBJB
DM.kUlla(ou4walibll,MU-T UAOU H
rmor ta dttr lor tob.. 4U- M IPJBJB
out ntrTou.alif. anKiialco- C Mtt
tint, purlo.. tt tiaad, rfTT 111 BLi''
itert lol mAabood.ifcd I BLIo9boiM
maktt 70a uroaarfl I V I JVIMld. spo.000
labe4llb.nrTgrV " I PfJLPcul rur.J 114
andpocklKW MM LNOTp-BAOrrvn
toot. r 9 an aVrwr own drvreat.k
"tTH .wlllVaucbrarBl T&kllU
Mjm K 1 1 lk UI, pil. ml j, pril.iull7 o
lk m. M box si, uull7eurMi IIoim.MM,
fKBj LBSirusraaiMd to r r sri rcfaad uont ,
tMtZr llWtUf mUj U., Ul0. SMUHk (Ml.
Drovvsincs In dlsj-clled by Hkech-
AM 8 I ILLS
I Ca'l for City Warrants.
Notice ia hereby given that there are
funds on hand applicable to the pay
innt of all w arrauts of the City of Salem
drawn on tho general fund and
endon-ed on or before Augnst 3 18W.
Holdern of saal warrants will please pre
Miit them for payment at Ladd & Huth'i
bank, a iutarusl will cease from date o
this notice. Joii.s Moia,
City Troasu-er
Salsm, Or.. Feb. Oih 1000. tf-lu
O A. s rp O Xt X J. . ,
m KIM TM Hlrt alfirs D0tiU
f U5V-SiV
W. S. I'll 1 1 pot. AllMUtf, Od., MJ'8.
"DeWltf Little E4rly Kier did
ma more good than any ptila I ever
uok.' blunes Drug btofc.
STATE COriVENTlONS
Republican state convention will bo
held In Portland, Thursday, April 12,
First congressional district, Republi
can convention will bo held In McMlnn
bllle, Tuesday, April 10.
Second congressional district Repub
lican convention w ill bo held in Portland
Frldav, April 13.
The following Is tho appor lonmcnt of
delegates for tho various counties of tho
state:
Baker 9, Benton 8, Clackamas 15,
j Clatsop 12, Columbia 0, Coos 7, Crook
6, Curry 3, Douglas 12, Gilliam 4, Grant
7, Harney 3, Jackson 10, Joephino 7,
Klamath 4, Liko 4, Lane 14, Lincoln 4,
1.1 n n (4, Malheur, 4, Marlon 2, Morrow
5. Multnomah 70, Polk 0, Sherman 4,
Tillamook C, Umnlill.i 13, Union 12,
Wallowa 5, Wasco 10, Washington 13,
Yamhill 12, Wheeler 4; total 338,
It was recommended that primaries
bo held March 21 and tho county con
ventions March 20th.
The Democrats hold their state con
uc'ntlon in Portland tho same day the
Republicans hold theirs.
How Art "Sour l&ldncyi t
Dr iiobbi'BparasuiPlllicureftUkldntrlllt Bn
jle free Add Stcranf Itemed? Co .Cblcato or N. V
Postponement.
By reason of unnvoidablo circum
stances, Mrs. F. L. Wilhnan has post
poned her pupils' tnusicalo to tho regular
night, Thursday, 22d,nt 8 p. m. in tho
studio. Visitorri welcome. 2-15 2t
uuuento Your ituweli Willi Cuacnrata.
Candy Cutliurtlc, ours constipation fororer.
tta.rso. If CO 0 full, drunRlstsrelund money.
Outpost Driven In
Tho Boers nro driving tho English in
nearer their supplies, and Tub Psoplk
aro drlvlni! their own teams in for tho
best of provisions and groceries nt
Branson & Pagans. 13-ocd
OASVOIIXA.
Essrs the " KinrJYOB Haw Alwrs BoujM
"I had dyspepsia for years. Two
bottles KodolDyHpcpslaCuro produced
marvelous results. " L. II. Wurren.
It digests what you cat. Stones Drug
Stores.
A Sealtlo horscdcalcr writes Tho Oro
gonlnu that a recent report of tho eale at
that place, for f 350, of a horse that had
been bought for f 150 in Eastorn Oregon,
waa incorrect; that tho liorso waa sold
for 1 100.
SEVEN
SUTHERLAND
- SISTERS'
Half Crowe and Scalp Olamnmr.
Ar tot onl j Drepantloni that will rt ton lh halt
n Iti original healthy condition. At all drugaliti.
3V!9HMaBHMMHNaaBl
John Dlrr, Poseyvlile, Ind., says. "I
never used unvtlilng us good ut One
.MltiuteCoughCuio. Quickly breaks up
eiiuuht n ih) colds. 1'revcnt consump
tion. Plcusutit to take. Stones Drug
Stores.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars tho
Signature of
fe
TOJAY'S MARKET.
Portland, Feb. 10. Wheat, valley 62
6.1, Walla Walla, 03Q54.
Flour Portland, best grades 2.70 to
3.00. Supcrdne f.'.lO ierbbl.
Oat Whtto 3530c. grey 33 to 34.
Hay Timothy I011 par ton.
Hops 7QI0e; old crop 60c.
Wool Valley. 12013c; Eastern Ore
gon, HQHoj Mohair, 27:0.
MIIIt,lffHriln I7. .Iinrtu 11H
Poultry Chickens, mixed, (3.00 to
4.00; hens, $4 to 4. Ml; turkeys, live 13c.
eggs uregon, lift to ;ocper uoz.
Iliilo Oreen, cuited 00 lbs, 809c;
under 00 lbs, 7K8) ; sheep pelta, 15
-Do.
Onions $I.602.00 per cental.
Tliltnrl(Mr il.ilru WMTh'VJUZ' lnni.ii
creamery, 60 to 65c; atore, 'iii to 27Kc
i utniouB ou in w ior coniui.
lloga Heavy dressed 6 to Oc.
Mutton Dressed, 7 to 7Jc per pound.
Beef Steers. 4404.60; cowB,f3.60 Q.
dressed beef, fl6 tn 7.
Veal Dressed, 7 8c.
SALEM MAIIK1T.
Wheat 63 pounds and over, 42c.
Wool, 10c, Mnhulr, 30c.
Hops "J to 10c.
Harie) 35 to 38c.
OatB 28 to 30c.
Hay Baled, cheat, $8; timothy, O0
Etrgs 12 cash. 14o trade.
Flour In wholesale lota, 2.60 ; retail,
Millstuffs-Bran. (13; shorts, f 14tf.
Hogs Dressed, 6e.
Live cattle rJlcera, 3f ; cowa, 2i to
3c.
Sheen $2.6003.
Dressed Veal flttfe.
Butter Dairy. 16c; creamery, 25c.
Poultry Chickeus, 7 to 8; turkeys,
10 to 12Kc
Potatoes 26o to 35c.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what you eat.
ItartlflclallydlgesUthefoodaDduldi
Nature la strengthening and recon
itriictlnRthe exhausted digestive or-,
ians. 1 1 U tho latest Jiacot ered digest
in t and tonic. No other preparation
an approach It In eaiclency. It In
tantly rellarei and permanently curea
Drspepalu, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, 1
Jlcklleadache.GaJttralgla.Crampa.and;
illotherreauluorimperfe.tdlgritloa,
"spordbyE.C OtWltt A Co, Cblcooo.
b'lONh'b' DRUG STORE.
CURE Y0UHSELF!
Um UifSi fei auataia
iuibttft. loHauu,alLu
IrriUlkilii vr ultMaUvU
of uucutti iuul,rai)A,
Irnioi. Mwa -aiiM, aa. avi hum-
liJttr4jfniiM. "' """"
mm mf a'mmm
r Mat la slala vrir,
1 u,nu, irftpaM, i4
il ut, ot J UIIIM, ai.ia.
(itcuUx mjI o iMiuaa
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ff&V art M auUiAf
Wa1
sjb eiasuxn s KJI
ArcgclaulcPrcparationrorAs
slmllatlng tlicroodaiulRcgula
ting (IteStoinachs oMDcAvch of
Promotes DigcslIotvChecrfut
ncss jiikI RcsLContalns ncllhcr
Ojnum.Morpliinc norluicral.
Not "Naiic otic .
jtoipsatoMn-SAXVZLmaiw
AnyUvi Stnt-
Mx Strut
slnwStrd f
sssikS
MnpJXMf
ntntmnttrrmttt Apcrfccl Remedy forConsUrvi
Hon, Sour Stotnaclt.Diarriiocn
Sleep.
FacSimllo Signature or
NEW YORK.
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exact copy or wrapper.
HBATINGI
STEAM,
HOT AIR,
HOT WATER
Estimates lurnished, and work done promptly, substantially
ix.and.at honest prices.
TZt Fruit and Hop Dryer work'a specialty.
T. S. BFBR0UGHSM102 Stato.St, Phone I6II
MANHOOD RBSTUKBD XZritititi
rrtncdyguarantrnj to cure all ncrVoua iliacaKa. inch as Wrote
Memory, tailaclf,VnLcfullnci.Loit MaultouJ, NiKlUly l!mlv
loin, Ncrvouancii, lm of owcr In Ccncratlte Organs, cnuirtl
ty rout hful errors, rclvc use of itimulant which lead to
Inurmllv or Inaanltv. (au Itecartieil In ml tuirlfrt. ti.,v. tMr
box. 6 for 5, by mall tircpalil.
no other Maaufjclurcd by the
V.uuc-Dtivlrt Ilrae Co. distributing agents,
Third amd Yamhill 8rs., foaTLAND, Okkoon.
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For InfantB and Childron.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
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Use
For Over
Thirty Years
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TMf CNTAUW ariiHT nw ibbb wii.
Just Like New
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la tho verdict of well-dressed men who
liitvo their fnncy shirta in Minima or per
cale dono up at tho Huloin rjteam latin
dry. "Ihu colors keep fresh nud bright,
1. . u n siaii lira nliitiiili nlst In fulls
Utl HUTU U Bt WUVHin IM
them, anil wo understand the sccrotof
lutiiitlf ring coiura as wen an tiress Hiiirm
and viittruxerv day linen. You can't
bcat'our lino laundry work.
Sa'em StRam Laundry
COLONEL J. OLMNTKAD I'llOI'll IKTUIt.
Phone 111, -M Liberty titrcel
Circular free. AllUrun:lla Take
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NEWS
The model Oregon
News pap er and
Family Journal.
Uniting News, Fie
tion, Literary,
Ranch and Dairy,
and Market .News
in attractive, read
able form
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BUSINESS CARDS.
C. H. 0)ACK
tuiOiMci iii Di I M. Keen,., ulil VMiik
Cotn:i .tftl.in, Oi Pirn s iteming ,pitloi
reratln nt wpilrn-o- feis In ait 1-r an. b mi
in csprclnl request.
G. A. ROBERTS,
Bicycl
e Repairing,
Umbrolln making and
Ueneral repairing.
IPS Stnto btroet. t- Phono 2876
Saloon arid
Fixtures For Sale
Including bar, -and bar fixtures,
billiard table, pictures, card
tables, etc., also a ainidl stock
liquors. Inquire for partlctil.trc
of Sherman, Coudlt and l'ark,
attorueya, in Gray block.
Capital Junk Shop.
Denier in Cast Iron, Wrought iron
utes, copper, urasa, sine,
, rubber, bugs hides pupei
130 Court St.
Rntnm Orn.
Telcphono JW5
2-1-1000 I
8
ASSA." OFFICE
AND' LAUOflATORY
No, 71 Chcmckcta st,
J It T. rl U'l II ILL Aaaaynr
ALBERT A. JESSUP.
-fcTBtr WaTPrwTiTirCaTri
'hono 1071,1
II00M3 1 AND li, OltAY'llLlC.
B. F. JONES,
Attornoy-at-Unw
Tolocto, OroKon,
Was Clerk of Circuit Coiirl for sli years anilhxs
an up-tuUalo aUtrxCl of all properijr m Lincoln
Idtlllljf ll.lira
OFFICE, CITY HALL.
Fur water sorvlco nunlv :it nftlcr1.
tlllta puyitblu iiiiiuthly In ndvauci.
.MllKO till COUipiilllllH at tliu lllllCO.
CAPITAL C1TV
Express and Transfet
Mktts all mill and passengor ira.-'.llaj
age nd cxnteis to all aits ut ib mt
1'iompt seivicc. Telcpliotie No. 70.
niSOUK SKII'TON
PLATlNO HHOfOS,
Enhifgenicnta In Crayon uud Wutcr
Color. Plnilo liitltona
Amateur developing und lliiHhlng
neatly (iuno. C W. DIICKMAN.
HnocMMir tu K J. llruwn.
GlIOUND KLOOH
13 Cninuicroliil at., a'uleui Oregon.
SOU LB 1HIOS.
PIANO TUNERS AM KEI'AIRERS
IOllTLAND ORB,
Fnr bnlein nut vicinity tuavo orlor at Geo
Will's MiialaHto 0.
OLD HUNDRED
Contlnuea tho samo tune, but has a new
proprietor. I wish my friends and the
nubile to know that 1 have bought
Winter's variety store. If you want
hniise furnishings and kitchen waro it
will pay you to look over my stock.
J F. SHOJP.
100 Court Pi not.
UP-DEUItAFJ? liltOS.
Collections and Loans
Mnnoy to loan on acceptable real estate
security at 0 iter cunt Interest.
Itooiu 14, Bush bank building, Halo tn
Oregon. I-IS I1111I.W,
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ETTAANDERS-WILKAN
Astoclste'Tcaclter. Western Conseiva
tory, Kansas City, Mo , representing
the Inter-staie System, at Salem, Ore.
Over First Nstional HanV. Uea'.lcoco
376 Church street. Studio Iiours 9 to
12, and 2 to6,
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SALEM TILE FACTORY
Ureal Hedtictlou in
Drain Tile
Wow is the time to eecuro bargains.
1'rlcua are lower now tiian ever before.
Choice stock of the best tile uiauu in the
atale-
Following la tho reduced price lists
1 luob ut fiuu:tr iwcfwi.
4 HMiti tllo slaui 11 iviXi fiu
s iuvU Ul rMue iwi iuw iiku
niwi tji Mco ic ham titi.
7 tucti IIU swvu cr iwu ivu
I HJim-ji Ula loUU) (r ItluO feat.
Write for pecla! ratea by car load lota.
Add read,
J..E. 'aiLTRPIlY,
Fairgrounds, Or.
r. Mtovo pi i
V lead mho,
ii and bonas.
Sata Water Co.,
fliivOL' ilf 1
ORY
uuHowua
WANT BID-
..Now today, advertisements TUr
llnoH or loss In this aolumn lnnrtiet
throe tlmesj for 2bo 6O0 a weak,
Si Ou per month. All ovor four linos
ai same rai?
TO TltADE.Small traola of unim
proved real cstute hi part payment for
woodcutting, inquire room o over
rim ., iuu . 1. .
WAN I ED. At aByiiiiii, a work team,
6 in 7 years old, weighing from ISO to
1400 pounds. Horses ottered for eale
will ho examined February 24i It, at
the uxylum, at 2 p. ni. J, K Cal
breath, Hupt. 2-l5-4t.
WANTED A load of looi hay for cow
feed. 15, JotiuAbollU-o.
THOKOUOliimED-Cocterels, white
I'lyuiouih Uocks, Whlio Leglmrns and
Itlurk Minorca. Ega fur hatching
fixim Plymiiuih Hocks nud Mtuorciia,
T. II. Ulunilall, Mornlng-Mo 2-14 3t
FOIl 8ALE. Young cow, half Jersoy,
half Duilmm, fresii milk Call on Pat
rick Teuley, 40J Center street, 'i H3tJ
EIOIITEKN-OOl.LAU Oak extension
table (or (12. $16 child's o.tk folding
bed, with nmtlivss and springs (8.
Itedrootn seta (ID and upwards. All
kinds of household guoda. ,lamia
Slianlz, 107 Court street. 2 14-lm
FOR SALE Part cash, balauetf ort
time, a two story eight room
house with basement. All hard
finished, good well and out build
ings, full lot, corner of Eigh
teenth and Chemcketa streets, ior
further Information call nt Daniel'
harbor shop, 244 Commercial street.
I 12 lm
FOH SALK Ouo Jersey cow and it 7
room hotiso fur rent. L'uqiiiro of Mrs.
,1 E. Oeiiuett, corner Liberty and
Wll-on atrrt-t. 2 14 100 lw
AiNThli. .Men to Iduru baiber trade.
Wo haven grand offer 8iecial this
inuntli. 50 positions at $00 monthly
open sotn, new Held, eight week'
torui qualities. Complete oultit of
tmiN presented each student. Our
graduates au -ceaa tiicreaaea tho di
uiaiiU for Itelpaud they nro authorized
to work in a iv state. Can earn tui
tion working for its. Illustrated cata
logue explaining our tiutv liidncement
niuihil free. Muler Barber College,'
Sail Francisco, Cat. ;'-120iB
THE ELU'E aiUUlU iiuikea a b;icc-
laity ot piattiio pnoios, oiuaigeineuts
in croyon and water color, photo
buttoiia, fur fun photon, auuieur de
veloping and tin ielilng Cor. statu nud
Couttnorclul atrueta. 2 0-lino,
WAN TI1D Wnltrcsaca for banquet,
evening 15th Feb., Willamette hotel.
Apply at unto. 2titf
l7iN I) UUYIUtS ATTENTION - A
rttr"cluiiicu to buy one ollhti beat grain,
stock or dairy Inrma in l'.dk county, 7
nilleo-fnun Salein, nearly 400 acres. To
bo uold March 7th, by order of court.
Cull and examine Zena, Polk Co.
J UstiKPAno,
dAw2-8ml Kefeico.
fijR BALE. l-orty aen s, llrtciaa nut-
llvnted lurtit laml two miles oast ot
Hiilcin. Utxxl stand of cltncr. Apply
to Uertrudo Suvugo, half tnllu cant ot
, asylum. 1 20 lmo
BARItED PLYMOTII HOCK.-Cock.
erelM fnun tho choieert stock of Mill
ford Hiiylurs, celebrated li. P. U poul
try farm al iNuw Market, Ind. can bo
hud ut (ruin $2,60 to f!i each. Thuso
blrdrt niu true tou feather and uro
equal lothu best In tliu state, at 470
Coin, street, Salem, Oregon, Mutt
llroa. 1-SJ t.
UlUYOLB PATH-lf your bicycle
needs repairs bring It In, wo luve
tho sltlll nnd atock to keep lt In tirst
chtaa coudlilon Wo carry a full
line ol sundries und niakou spechl
Ity of enameling come and see ut.
wo Bitllsfy ntir p.itrniis. Oardncr &
While, 283 Liberty Btteet. Holm tn'a
block, next door U. steam laundry.
I'liono 2853. 1-20-1
inUHR CLEANERS- Reuiembei
Unit tho bot uud cheapest curpot
paper Ih tho heuvv felt paper wild
nt. TiiK-lnuiiNAboiiirc. 20-tt
Salt Lake City An Import
ant Factor in Transcon
tinental Travel.
No ono crossing tho continent can af
ford to cut Salt Luke City from his route.
The attractions of tliu place, Including
the Mormon Temple, Tabernacle and
Church Institutions, the Great Salt
I jtke deader ami denser than the Dead
Sen hi tho Holy latint tho picturesque
environment nud the Warm Sulphur
and Hot Springs, nro greater to the
square yard than any locality ou the
American continent.
The itio Giianok Wt-STicaf Railway,
connecting ou tho Kust with the Denver
AltloUrundound Colorado .Midl.tudUall
ways and ou tho We it with the Southern
I'uclllo tCeutral Route) and Oregon
Short Line, (a tho only transcontinental
lino passing directly through Salt Lake
Uity. '1 ho rou to through Salt Lake City
via tho Rto Uiunuk Wkstkiiv KiiLW.tr
ia famous all tliu your round. Uu ac
count of tho equable clunatu of Utah
ami Colorado it is just as popular la
winter as in mimmur. Send 2a to J. D,
Haustiold, 26 1 Washington 8t.,l'ortlandi
nrtJeo. W. Ilouitz, Acting Ociiurul I'ai
neuger Agent, hall Lake City, for a cony
if ''rjult Uko City the City of the
Stlnta."
Cleanliness blggSSJ IS
N'ext to Codlioes"
And in your kitchen Is absolutely lm;
perative. When jour kitchen I nttwj
up with all tht i-oiieniiicua furnUheu
by uioderu Military plumbing you uava
porcelain lined tuba and link, with ex
losed plumbing, and all tho Improve
ments that add to heulthfnne4 aud
cleanlineas. Anything in this line will
I-executed In the beat manner and at
ioweat rates by
BARR &. PETZEL
su rOMMKKLlAL STREET.
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