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Newspaper Page Textflf "" ""'' T ,,1,1 ' T I BEECHAIHS PILLS taken at night will mako you real rlaht, act rlciht and look right They cure Constipation, f jOOninna"coni, ninuunilore. t lllll'llll.l,t G. C. T. Go's . PASSKNOER 8TKAS1EH POMONA altonA LUAVK8 KOltiroilTIiANl) pally oitoapt BunJny at 8 n Cm. gOK'K IllIU AND OilliAl' ItATES. IKxilc batvron Htnte and Cnnrt Bta. IM..1'. UALDW1N, Agent. L 4 PERSONAL AND LOCAL X 4 , or additional Local Nawa aco Fourth Vane A. K. Smith of Sllvorton Is In the city on business. L Laugheod was a pnssonger for Oregon City for a fow days' visit. Mies Margaret Parklmrst has returned from u six months' visit at Sheldon, Iowa. Mrs. S, 0 Singolton of Harrlsburg Is In tho city registered at the Hotel Wll lamette. Mr. and Mrs. It. M. Bongs, of San Francisco arrived in tho city this morn ing and will spend a few days visiting at the homo of ills father, Mr. Q. V. Boggs. Attorney Frank Kellogg, and eon, Hnlpli, wero passengers this mornfng for Wheatland, where they will spend a few days planting fruit trees on his farm. Miss Kmma Kramer, one of tho teach ers in tho East school, has been cnlleil to Monmouth by tho sad nows that her mother, of that place, had suffered a severo stroke of paralysis. Wheeler county Imb called in nil war rants issued prior to January 12. Three men fioni Minnesota nro in Wallon a county, looking for farms. Consideiablo sawmill machinery is going in Wallowa county th.s winter. Jeaaa Habersham, a miner, died in Halter City, of pneumonia, on the luth. G. W. Snyder, from Iowa, has bought Rceeo It. Wrights farm, in Wullowa county. Pendleton and Hcppncr teams will play football at the former town next Thursday. Hay is cheap in I nko county for this tlmo of jear. A tale of 600 tons re ported at $4. Saturday morning, flro destroyed the People's laundry at Uakcr City. The loss is 2500; insurance, $1600. The Wallowa Nows says that "the horses bought hero for tho English go ernmont left last oJneSday." K Boys aged 15 and 12, named ltucker and Graham, uro under bonds at I.ostine to answer a chorgo of burglary. FREE! A handsome illustrated booklet, giving a scientific treatise on all Hair Troubles The cause, consequence and euro of every ailment of the hair and scalp are fully described in lan guage that can be understood by every one. Tho illustrations are perfect The opinions of the best-knownscientists and special ists of the world are freely given. In fact, it is the most complete and most comprehensive work of itskindevercompiled. Address SSV8N SOTHDRLnND SISTERS llIXibiouea8tre4t,aiT0iK, x. I . DsWIlt'H Witch Hiucl Knlyo Is un equalled for piles, und kln dlemen lioware of all counterfeit. Stunee Drug Store. Do Not Make a Uad Ilreak. You will not if von take tho Northern Pacific for vour Eastern trln. Thomas, Watt & Co.. Tlrket Aepnts. 2 20 2t 227 Commercial street. 'Tliad rtfsftepsla for years. Twn bottles KodolDyspepslaCure prndured nmrvelnm results." L. H. Witrren. It digests what you eut. Stone? Drug Stores. A largo steam mangle exploded in a Pendleton laundry the lflth lust. Luck Jty no ono was seriously hurt. ' 0. 0. Pratt, a Lake county Blnokman, has sold SO unbroken horses, at f 50 icr liead, to a stage-line proprietor. A stockbuyer is making contracts in Wallowa, county to pay 4J cents per pound for hogs, II vn weight, for June delivery,- asttunt Constant caching is not only very nunoyU.f, but thecohtinuoiwhiicklng rn.l lrnt.ii Ion will noon at wk nnd iu J i. tho dcuirato lining of the throat .iu a .r iys '. A simple i ongh is bad enough , but ft chronic- rough Is really dangerous. Take adico and noo tho celebrated Dr. Bull a Cough Byrup nt onco and be cureu. nil's jfalv f ure$ a Counhop Cold at once. "'"' in-ill ou I pltavini 10 laur www twMuu-t ..- ucu. AtnUdiuzjiiU I M $ ff M B w& I Ufa iS tJ&Aadsfe BB0i GEN. SOHOPIELD'S VIEW Comparative Estimate of the African I War. What Results May Be Expected the Consequences In volved. and General John M. Schofleld, rcviows tho war in South Africa as follews: "The experience of the llrttlsh in boiilli Africa up to near tho prctent tlmo has been the natural result of lack of preparation nnd previous experience and over-confidence in British prowess. They have suffered defeats In attempt ing to do whnt a cool and fully enlight ened military Judgment would havo de rided to bo Impossible Tho situation thus created may inevitably lead to further losses, especially that of the gar ilson of Ladysmlth. But tho worst feature of this situation is that it has forced upon tho British gcncral-ln-chief tho moral necessity of pressing oggres elvo operations before being fully pre pared for them and along a very difficult line, in tho hope of raising tho siege of Ladysmlth before tho garrison may be com (Milled to surrender. "But the general estimate in England nnd on tho continent of Europe of tho magnitude of tho results already reached or probable in tho near future, is out of all proportion to tiio facts. Tho British rovcrses so far havo been Incomparably less than thoso suffered from strikingly similar caiucs by tho Union army in tho East nnd by tho Confederate array in tho West during tho early stages of the civil war in tills "ountry. Tho present situation hardly affords ground for conjecturo as to what tho ultlmato result will bo. From tho military standpoint of this country, tho war in South Africa has only begun. "In making a Justestlmute of tho mora recent operations of tho British forces, it is important to bear in mind that tho situation comiiels their commanders to press aggrefsivo operations as constantly and vigorously as possible first, to pro vent tho Boers from detaching largo bodies of troops to oppose thu advanco along the lino chosen by Lord Robrrts; und, second, to tako advantage of any considerable wcukenlng of tho Boor lines which the other, movement of Lord Roberts may cauo, to break through the Boer lines and relleo tho British garrisons. "Thus it may possibly happen at any tlmo in tho near future that Gcneial Buller may find tho Boer line at somo plnt In liia front too far weakened to resist his vigorous assaults. If not, Gen eral Buller's vigorous operations and thoso of General Methucn on tiio other il ink must so 'occupy the Boers as to m.iko sure Lord Roberts' advanco in an intermediate line. Strategic principles s iggcst that tho British operations in S mill Africa should bo conducted on at 1 ast three lines. If a fourth from Dolagoa bay were available, it would bo greatly to their advantage. Such a division of n superior forco increases vory greatly the probabilities of tho sue- cess of somo ono of tho threo or four grand divisions, and tho success of ono is the success of all. "When tho Union army of the wed, after threo years of hard fighting, was ablo to march through Georgia and tho , "h" a man dlo, shall he live again?" He Carolina., destroying all the military ! n.werl the qitMtt.A In the afilrinatlva ' , , , . , and drew les-onsof consolation and hope resources of tho Confederate array In tor lh8 berearwl from tho promises con Virginia, tho end ntcessarily came, In tained in tho scriptures, spite of the fact that thn Confederate At the end of the service tho friends army of Northern Virginia had been ablo parsed tho casket and took a farewell ,n ili.fi.n.l RIM.mnni! nr-nrlv four vonra. Yet tho army of tho Potomac, though it mado llttlo progress in all that time, performed tho most heroic and difficult task of all. by holding the most formld- able of tho Confederate armies while the western Union armies did their deadly , work. . "So General Buller may yet perform L, . . .,,, , , tho most important British servico in South Africa by holding tho Boers along , , , , . . ..I r i lliailiiuoi iiiu jui-fe'oiu river mini i.uiu Roberts penetrates into tho heart of tlm IWr tnrritorv. In tho meantime. ,.,.., .4 t.i ..,.. wiieilitr iiiu uuupa w 4i,jcih.4 ii able to hold out to the end, or must J surrender beforo they can be relieved, and the course of General Buller mutt bo tho same. He must press his op- orations thero to hold the Boers while , . , , , ., .t, Lords Roberta advances on tho other ( line. "Of the Buers, the information ie- cehed in this country, though roeag;r, appears to juatily us In saying that their ..pvruiiou.have been conducted with . , , , , , i i . ndmirable skill and courage. A long time may be required to determine which side is the more powerful. ' "L'nlaM our Britbh and Dutch eousius on the oilier tide f tho Atlantic are .1 ..-! .ir nun dvll war mrut n civil war mrut ...HiteUkmlofwhat be accepted hi a fair the character of tht eaurlfet in Soath Afr.ro ut ba We eaa onlv hope ' that the ultimate result may be at , , -win.aiTnn beiieiioul to elviliwuon and human "Hit the Nail On Ific Head: If you have eruptions, pains in the heod or kidneys, stomach trouble At.d feelings of weariness, "Ed the mil en the head." Mood's SarsaparCU is the hammer to use, H tuitt purify your Uxd. The masses praise it for doing this zr.d making the whole body healthy. (locd6 SoMahmilfa progress In Africa as it was in America, The late dispatches indicato that Gen eral Bullers's opcatlons havo already homo legstlmato fruit by enabling Lord Roberts to mako his Initial move with llltlo or no opposition, This should result in forcing upon the boers in at tacking, in their turn, troops In favor- ablo position and Intrenched, thus reversing the conditions which havo herotoforo existed. Tho result of such an attack must bo looked for with keenest Interest." Use Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup at Once lor bronchitis and grippe. It hu stood tho test and Is positively a re liable remedy. Llle Is toostiurt to ex perlmoiit with new so-railed "sure cures." Bull's Cough Syrup costs but 25 eta. There 1b No Mystery. As to why the Nothern PaclQo carries so many passenger. It is because U gives ull of its passengers good service und courteous treatment. Its road bed is exceedingly smooth and its day cone lie uro tho best manufactured, by the miiman Uar company, and its trains throughout nro such as to pleaso the moat fastidious. TnoMAS Watt & Co. 20-2t Tickot A gcnU, 227 Commercial St. MRS. nOWNINO'S FUNERAL. Laid to Rest Monday Biographical Sketch of the Deceased Mrs. Delia II. Downing, daughter of Jacob and Lena Bowers was born in Iroquois county, Illinois, Aug, 20, 1803, and died of Bronchitis, at Rocky Point, Marlon County, Or. Feb. 17, 1000, aged 30 years, 6 mos, 23 ds. In Juno 1880, sho was married to W. Henry Downing who survives hor. By this marriage two children wero born to them. Mabel nnd George who are left to mourn without a mother's comfort and care. Hor father and mother are still living, her father being 85 years old. Besides her parents, thero are throe brothers and two sisters left to mourn for hor. She becaino a Christian in April 189U and since that time has led a very do voted Christian life and forming a character whoso Inlluenco for good will be felt for many years. Death had no terrors for hor whllo sho loved life and expressed herself shortly before tho end as wishing to llvo that sho might servo hor family, and raise hor children and care for her fceblo parents; but she said if it was tho Lord's will for her to go sho was will ing. And so sho departed this lifo with a smiloon her lips. The funeral, which was hold at the First Christian church in this city, was very largely attonded by tho frlonds of tho deceased, nnd tho deepest sorrow was shown In tho facos of ull, at thu loss of n vory lovable friend The floral offerings, though not pro fuctf, on account of the unfavorable weather, were beautiful, ani tho music by tho choir was sweet and effective. Tho funeral services wero conducted by Elder O. G. Lo Masters, of whoso church at Stayton deceased was a valued member, assisted by Elder A. D.Sksggs, of East Portland, under whose mlnstra tlona she was converted. Elder Le Misters offered a heart-felt prayer anl gavo a biographical sketch ' of tho deceased member of his flock, speaking in tho highest terms of her character as a woman and a Christian. Elder Skuggs preached the funeral sermon proper, taking as his theme, IWJKUVU.io wiiowubuu.vo, tmjjcbiiu and beloved. i A lone lino of carrianoi followed the remalns, and many went on the street cars to rural cemetery where interment took pUce. The liomclicat Man in Salem As well as the liandmest, and other tare Invited lo call on any druirglst and get free a trial tittio of Kemp's Bulsam for the fliroat and Lungs, a 'remedy that Is guaranteed to cure and , l)eeV5 ai chronic und Acute (J.ughs. AHIiiuh, Bronchitis and Oonsump t'on- I'rlco25c. and 60c. eod&w IN UNCLE SAM'S HANDS bteamerCity of Eugene Tied up Dy j. M.rghgl rho Cl'ty ol Eug0i y,Mch ,, ownw, and operatwi by a syndicate of busines-i men, was taken in charge of yesterday by United States Marshal Houser, Tho boat as libeled by Isaac Grayet al., who seek to col ect their a,nounllng , , , f,870J4. Gray aoted aslpurser of the boat, ai d 0,lor jian,ig eropioedon the boat aie parties to tho Buit, The Eugene bas had considerable hard 'uck since she has been running on the river, she was aground on the bjr opposite the Capi- ,, LunlberCo.aTOl,l for some time this wjnter auj reraainrd in that position until the water got high enough to float off oikSTORXA. Batia IH MA TM MB Mjag HqgK Baarttia iinwiB"",g Xt",3& W. S. Plillpol. Allwu, Gd xsys: i.n it'i.tL I trilat "DeWlit Ltule Evirly Itinera did uidingre wU limn any pins erer oo, dwuei Drugstore. THE BALLOT LAW. Well Known Voter Who Has Been Refused Registration. Opinion of a Prominent Oregon Law yer On Constitutionality of ( the Law. Can a voter who is prepared to tako oath that ho was naturalised in n court of record bo refused registration? Can such a voter, ovon if not regis tered, be prohibited from voting for president? Unless there is a mora liberal con struction of the new Oregon registra tion law about ono third of tho legal voters of this state will bo disfranchised. No stato lias a right to nbrklgo tho rights of cltlzons of other states. Wo do not see how any citizon who was naturalized in another state in a court of record can bo refused registration horo, because ho has lost his papers. Saturday II. W. TImm of Liberty, who was naturalized at Winona, Minn., twenty years ago, was refused regis tration beciuso ho has lost his papers and would not take out new ones nt his own expense. This may be tho Oregon law, but it is unjust to compel any citizon who is naturalized in a court of record to tako out papers ugain, becauso in twenty years any man is liable to loso or mis lay his papers. If he will make oath whore his naturalization is recorded he can easily bo couvicted of perjury if ho swears fnlsoly. A LEOAL OPINIO. Judga John Burnett of Benton connty, an able constitutional lawyer, has given an opinion on tho registration law. It is as follows Thero is much dissatisfaction with that portion of tno registry law In regard t? tho registration of foreign-born per sons offering to register. The troubio ssems to me gww out of an improper construction of Sub. 8 of Sec, 3 of said act; said Sec. 3 of said act provides among other things, that "Tho clerk shall enquire of tho elector (sub. 8) if naturalized, the time, place and court of naturalization or declaration as evi denced by tho legal proof thereof ex hibited by tho elector." I am informed that registration lias been refused to furclgn-boru voters unless they produce their naturatlzstlon papers or copies of tho records of their citizenship or decla- tion of their intention to become citl zens; which in many casos it is impossi ble to do. In my opinion no different proof should bo required of tho voter than that required of him at tho poll when lis offers his voto as laid down by Sec. 14 of the election laws on pa(.e 1170 of Dcady's Code, which is as fol lews: (If challenged) "You do solemnly swear that you aro a citizen of tl United States, or have declared your in tention to bacome such, one year next preceding such election." It appears that all that Is necessary is legal proof that will sat sfy thn register lug officer that tho voter is entitled to register; and this oath is legal proof; and In my opinion is sufficient when the a naturalization papers cannot for any cause bo produced. Tho section of tho election law that I have quoted, is a legislative declaration of what is legal proof of a foreign-born person's right to voto, and being in full force now, will control tho construction of Sub. 8 of tho regl try act. My view of this act is furthur strengthened by the following language of the same sec tion. Alter enumerating a number of things that roust be shown, to the regis tering officer, in addition to that of nat uralization, it says, "The elector shall then next following the afore adminis tered oat1 sigu ills name," clearly, show ing that all the matters therein contain eJ required to bo proved by his own oath. It will perhaps bo remembered that the legislature of 1885 passed a registry law which the supreme court decided was unconstitutional because it required voters to register before they would to allowed to vote, the same as tho present law. If the validity of the present law is drawn in question, and the supreme court adheres to its former ruling, the present registry law Is void. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, Digests what you eat. It artificially digests the food and aids Nature In atrengtbenlng and recon Hructliwtbe exfiamued digestive or arts, ltlstbolatest JUcoterrddlgest int and tonic No other preparation :an approach It lo sMclency. It in- itantly reiifiTea ana ixvmaeuuj cures Drspepsln, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, inklleidache.QastralHla.Orampe.and til other results of Imperfect dlgi ration. "por BJf K- w uawuiauo, wb IcaQO. BTONE'd DBOO BTORE, I Bilii'iHIei iBBreleHfisElSMHsBl' : IWmif ilT. ii : 2 -AYetfclablc PrenarMionforAs- slmilaling liicFoodniulKcguln ling UicStoiBQchs rMBowcis or Promotes DigcslIon.Chocrrut ncasandltest.Conta.ns neither Opium.Morplu'ne nor Itinera.. WOT "NAIIC OXXO. JtoymofCUnrSMWattTaBR MxJmn JHltbytrminmr. Apctfecl Remedy ForConsUpa Uon . Sour Stotiuvch.Diarrlioca Worms .Convulsions.Fcverish ness nnd LOS9 OF SLEEP. FacSimllo Signature of NEW YORK. EXACT COPy OP WRAPPER. iynv-T I HBATINQI ST SAM, HOT AIR, FIOT WATER Estimates furnished, and work done promptly, substantially and at honest prices. Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty. T. S. BUBBOUGHS, 102 State St, Phono I6II - rM i tm MANHOOD RESTORED Memor lona, N hr.wr"' U.w " ,,ower nOncmllve brinna.rauani ?W, ""."""WV'f u,e ofMiiuuama wli.ch foul lo Infirmity or Inaanliy, Can I carrict in vcl pocktt. iiuTtwr f box. 6 for J. by nialf prepaid. Circular free. All tlnicl4it Tiki t Do otlicr rianufacluri.1 Ey the vSn,clllu)vn. X .IIIIC-navlU DrHieCo.dlHribuUnirairtni.. TUIBB AWO VAMIItlL BTfl.. IMaiXAWD. OttlOON FOR SALK HY D. ,T. FltV. SALISM, ORISflON. Select School The undorsiffned will open u Oram msrschool In tho bnlldlnn iidlulnlnt? tiio liiilccop"! church, corner of Church and Cliemekuta streets on Feb, 10. 2-15 tf J. A. SKI.LWOOD. Notice of Dissolution ot Partnership, Notice Is hereby given that tho part nership lieretoforo exliiting betweeen R. P. rrkhurstandlA')MiUrew, under i Im Arm namuof E. F. Farkhurst & Co., In this day dissolved by mutual connint. All bills, notes orurcnunts duo cald firm are assigned to E, F. I'urkhurst, who succeeds to tho business of E. F. 1'ark hurst & Co. E. F PARKHUUST. LV.K MKiUKW, Salem Or., Jan 17, 1U00. 1-18-tf deal Estate Bargains I have a custumer who wants tin M Here tract not ovor C or 0 miles nut with kimki Improvements ut about tl) per acre. Who has such tt place- IwantOKOod 4 or 6 room lioune. Good Kurdcn spot, burn, fruits, etc, nut to fur .nit ut ubout tlOJ. 1 have some lino stuck rnnrhes fo trade for small tracts nut to far out and Klve time on any balance, If you want lo buy u ruln or stock ranch cheap, (Call.) I luivuKOino floe sniull fruit tracts it Mu baiyaliiH ulsu town property to sell or trade cheap I hare Kood piopcrtles In Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, D.ikoliH, and Man itoba to cxulmuuo for Oreifixi prop erty. lfvouwanta sptendli mill wll Ii water power und pasture und feed iround, etc or want an elevator, feud chopper, uruln, wuro Iiouk' Splndld ideation It. on river utn ImdiuIii 1 hit vq If you want to buy, soil, .null) or rt-iii., i can sun you. Alw have two furuii lo run I Some splendid horson for rale. If you want h loan nn roul cilaic, or have any notarial work lo do. Ca'l and ree too nt 01 Court street, ut the the store of Hrewstcr Si Whim, w 1 18 It It R, ItVAN CASTORIA rr Inkati and Cklldren, tl. wi-j y. y. it-u, WmiM WU IU Mil ArWIJ! Mtni Basjrs the BlfnAtBr of CASTORIA Tor Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought M Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA THC OIHTUK aOMf ANY. NIW TOHH OtTT. Three of a Kind, will beat two pair, but wo hold n royal nnm wiifii ucoiiii-s to ui-aiinuaiiyiiiiuu in flue lauiidry wnrk. Wo have a full houoal thutlinuin con-cauenre. and are kept busy "dulnu uti" tho linen of every muu in Sulem that wants hi shirts, culhirs, and cuffs 1 tuiulored with smootli edi(es and an exquMto colur and llnlcli. Wu never raise ilm ante on su perior work, but you will tlud prices 'al ways mod urate. Sa'em Stfiam Laundry COLONEL J. OLMSTKAI) I'llOI'lltCTOII. I'houo-111, UJO J,i burly tJlrcel g2&tt&SX IVMI y.r in m. ii i ! t v A Tft l til Ml td I lavr Oruie Co. dlilrlbuUnir ac-cnti. PRODUCE BUYERS. H. S.G1LE A CO Wlioliiniilo Fruits, Produce, etc wnloin, Oreuon. Olllce: Inmir- imco block. 'Phono HOI. Wuro houso, At Wallace warehouse. SALEM i. OJJGJS.S i. j. w. w. Halem Camp No, 118 tloita Tirr KrliUr eret. ,.... ,.... ... I'V. IM, ,11 A. I A. u V. W- Hall, Statu Ilia. Iililx, K x. lloulllrnl. t. ().: W, roo M, Muirva Ilk A. Monrua, clerk rrcuicsTicwa orr -a.mjchioa Couil rilitrHDOl Forrl No 19 Mmli Prldm nlfriila III lurnrr block John U. Cliato, '. It A. U llniwn ivox. tl 7-l)i c kUfi Tlie undersigned are nnwoccupy iiiK ''iluffuiaii'sStablo" and aro ready to hire von a nlcu rlir or feed ami caro fur ymii tt-a-M wlit-ii In Halein. Ilori-ea hoarded bv the week. Sntlrfuctlou gimr aniced. Your putroimgo snllei lte.1. 2 15 tf. Harold Reynolds Beans Peas Itudlsli Turnip Otirrnts Onion BquuHh Pumpkin GARDEN SEEDS A complotu stock of Grass and Glove &eed, jCflTSeud for CtttaloKOe. lIRJ3WS'I'Elt & AVTIITE Phono 170. 0) Court Ht., 8a lent Oi Oi'giintaLiiio llatol Tliu Dlttct Houui In Montana, Utah, Ojiorado and ail Eastern I'tiinb OlfMi'utiiiUM of two lavurllo iouli., via. Ibt till lu I'mNIIo Km Mail Un, or Ibt Rio (Irande UIe Uim. Look nt;tlio time H-Ddyf toHaltLiike 2, Days to Denver .1, Days toClilouuo 1 1 D.iys to Noiv York (rtx. ludimiua t'lialr U lai ulMiiat Can. am I'balr UatA Ui.luiliiiiHsa L (jr, atid "ullafaii fab Tou airtipSb tiMtti 00 i f..rurilH.r twfruti(H appliita ItOldiA UillKKU, A(uU,li4Ubi. Vf. k. couAN,ai3n 1"K (I 0 TKU'HV.Trav.t'allVAsT, MlLllUH.Hil.no lulnaii's Wnh BUSINESS UARDS. 7 H. (HACK DBNTISHP Ui onset to lit, ) M. Kcenc, old WhlM Comet, SaU'in, Or. VAttie desiring upsrlo pemtl era at rroitfaif fe in any britieb A in eppccinl request. G. A. ROBERTS, Bicycle Repairing, Umbrella making and General repairing. lOB State btroot. HJ Phono 2078 Old P. OTSaloon S. C. SINGLETARY ttaccuor to Fred Gonial. Choicest goods in all linos. Opposite Hotel Willamette. 'MG-tf Capital Junk Shop. u i Xst V3lei Dealer in Cast Iron, Wrought iron k O. . .ill...... . -.. Imlb. sl.lrt C niuvu ihuiuv, tUllJVl Ul" oiiii., .1 lead rone, rubber, bass hides paper v i amd boiios. K 7. 130 Court St. Baloni Oro. 5 $ Tolonhono 2VUS 2-MPOO 5 3 H ASSAV OFFICE AND IiAOOHATOaYi No. 71 Chemckcta s(, J.D T. TUT HILL Assayor ALBERT A. JESSUP. Phono 1071. ItOOMS 1 AND 3, GRAY ULK, B. F. JONES, Attornoy-rt-Law Toledo, Orogon. Wm Clerk of Circuit Court for alx Jeara aiulhtn an up-io-aais aoauactoi an procri7 in unroin (ouutjr. tl-17ra H i OPFIOE, CITY UALL. For wntcr bcrvlce nDply ut nfuc4 mils puyublu monthly In iidvuuce. Muko ull cuiupialnts ut the olllco CAPITA). C1TV Express and Transfei Mnen ell, mail and pansenger lialtk, flip age and cjmcn to all pad J of the cit) ivoinpt leivlce. Telephone No ja DISQUK & BKIPTON PLATlNO PHOTOS. ICnhitKcments In Crayon and Water uoior. riiotu iiuttons Amateur dovclopluit and finishing nirniiy auuo. u. w. imkk.mam. UaooMUHir tu C J llrown. OllOUNI) FLUOli J4.1 Coiiituarclitl St,, Huletn Oregon, ISOULE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND KEI'AIREIIS PORTLAND ORE, Kur Halem and rlolnltjr Ioato orlora at WIII'aMililomoo Oct. .SlSNJNMWHtaNJtVarsaiNfllXWvl 3 INTHR-STATD mi ETTAANDERS-WILMAN Aaioclate Tcachei'Westcm Conieiva loi y, Kantaj City, Mo., repicjcntlm; die Inter-itaie Hyitcra, al .Salem, Ore. OvcrFlril National llanlr. Heaidcnce 376 Church atreet. Studio houra 9 lo 11', and 2 to 5. S, C, STONE. M. D. f roprletor of Stone's Drug Stores tHLKM. OHKOUN. TnanuTB (two In nurubr are locatol a Vo. 23S and Z33 Coinmertlal itreet, and an ellilockixl wl;ti acomplato linn ofdrusaaml mcdtclnci, toilet arttclea, paruiaorir, bruiba. 'lc,to.,ctc. DR. MTONK iaaliadaoni2i)rcars Xxrlfiio';tD Hie pti loof iimllolimaud now makaa no rlurs t't oontuliatlou, lamliiatlnu or pracrlpllwi, A IjIFJU SAVED. Dr. J. F, Cook, tho Uotnnlcul Bpuo allat. Suooootls Whera Other Foil. To whom It may concern 1 This is to certify that llertlm P. Con uer, of Mt. Angel precinct. Marion coun ty, Oregon, lias sulfured from u cancer ous growth in tho left ear for about throt years. Thetrrovtth was cutout twice ami burned out ouco by Albany PhyslciuiiH. Out thu growth came back as bad as over, and pained her so badly tlml alio had to bo taken from school. Afto. three week's treatment by Dr. J. F. Cook, of balem, Orcucu, tho Itotuulcul tipixlulist, the growth entirely disup weared, and at tills date, foui muiitlir since treatmsut vtasbeuun, tlie growth lins not reapiieared, and thu ear has 1 n- lirely healui leavinit only the scars in- liictvd by the Albany doctors. I hereby certify that thu above state tneiit is absolutely true, and that Hoi-, ilia P Conner, the pernou mentioned in thu atllduvit, has resided In uiyfaiu dy ''H4) early childhood, bearing the ru latioiishlp to muof niuui. II. 0. lMa. Bubsoribed ami rfworn U) lieforu uie this eighth day of June, ltttt), W, W Hall, county clerk of Marion comity Orivon. Ait diseases suacssfully treated and red. Watc CONSERYA m WANTlrx, Klnur -nrlnv fldVortl linos or loss In this oo t...MA 1 ma. for 25o f.lMltS TO ii nrtJ at waaM $1 OO por month. All ov 'our tine! nt same raio BID YOU KNOW That fco would buv n block of nearly tviolbjii with improvements, coetinsj Imit th tiric-o. Itunii ne water 000 corner nice for poultry, wl for with-; out a small etotk of staple &,. Box 41. MArluti, Or. . U 20 lm FOR RENT-Reve-room hti East school, with wkter Kent low. Enquire at 4 Btreet. B E. Howard. a, ira s tmrni Marion 10 8t WOOD FOR SALE. Owl ry fir wood. Lwtvo orders at llarritt Iaw reuco storo 119 3t FOR 8ALE: An up to duto SticV ot (trocerles in 0110 of thu bust toWns in tho Willamette iB'loy. Oood reason for BeeliiiK. Address. 0. J. De Las bus, Cottage Grove, Ore. 2 19 H TO TRADE. Small traota of unim proved real cstulo in part paymeut for woodcutting. Inquire room 0, over aillwrt'sjMnk. 216 t WANTED A load of loose hay for cow feed. ii, JocnMAL office. EIGHTEEN-DOLLAR-OakextensloS table for (12. f 15 child's oak foldin bed, Willi mnttresa and springs fa, lied room sets (10 and upwards. All. kinds of household goods. Jamesr Shautz, 107 Court Btreot. 2 14-1m . FOR SALE Partcash, balance" 6b' time, a two story eight room houso with basement. All bars' finished, good well and out build." inns. full lot. corner of Eluht kocii.ii uiiu yiiviiiuKCiA flhrircia. SVG further information call at Daniels' ........l. n...l OI........1...... ..h..... t7'Ji barber shop, -Ml Commercial street. -Jt 12 lml FOR SALE One Jerso sy cow and a 7 Enquire of Mrs. room house fur rent J E. Dennett, earner Wilaon street. Liberty and 214ilKX)lw LAND DITYERS ATTENTION - A rarchauco to buy one bf thn best strain , stock or dairy larins 111 Polk county, 7 miles from Balem, nearly 400 ucreu. To bo uold Murvh 7tli, by order of court. Call and exumlno. iSUIltt, folic Co. J R OIIKPARD. d A w 2.8ml Referee. THE ELITE 8TUDIO-makes a spec ialty of platluo photos, oulaigementa In crayon and water colorn, photo buttons, fur fun photos, amateur de veloping and Unfailing Cor. blute aud Coiumorclal streets. 2-9-lmo. FOR SALE. Forty acres, flrstclass cul tivated lurm land two miles east of Sulem. 'Jood stand of clovor. Apply to Uertrude Savage, half milo eat of jisylum. 1 20 lino BARRED PLYMOTII ROOK.-Cncki erels from the choicest stock of Mill fonl Saylurs, celebrated U. P. R poul try farm at New Market, Ind. can be hiidatfrom (.',60 to5 each. There birds are true to a feather and aro equal to the best In the state, al 470 Com, etreot, ttaloin, Oregon. .Mutt Rrosj l-Kl t. HIUYULB PATH H your blcycl nccdM repulrn bring It In, we n.ivn tho skill und stock in keep It In tint cluus condition, We curry u luil llneni sundries and mako u special ity of enatuelitiK couio und see us. wo sittlsry our patrons. Gardner 4 Whllo, 2a Liberty stieot. Holiuan's block, next door tc steam laundry. Phone 2355. l-2o-t mOBB CLEANERS Remembei that tho best und cheapest curpot puperlH the heitw fult paper sold UtTllUJoUltNALOlllCC. 20-tf BloorJrd Stocfr Twn bull A OUltllAU Ka-ou II W apoi tub. ou biuk noita uf K-.l Salvia cbouI, HW nuow.v a fO.v. Salt Lake City An Import ant Factor in Transcon tinental Travel. No one crossing the continent can af ford to cut Salt Lake City from his route. The attractions of the place, including the Mormon Templo, Tabernacle aud Church Institutions, thu Ureal Salt Lake deader aud denser than the Dead Sea In the Holy Laud the nlctureaoue environment aud tho Warm Sulphur and Hot Springs, are greater to the square yard than any locality ou tiio lUiiurioui continent. Tho ltto Uiiandk Wbstsrx Railway. connecting on the Host with thu Oeuver a mouraiiuoiiiul Coloruuu Midland Hull ways and on the Wed with thu Southern Pad llo (Central Unite aud Orexou Short Line, is the only transcontinental Itiiu passing directly throuuh : City. 'I flu route through Suit Luke City viu the Rio Uiuniik Wksthhx Kailwat is famous all thu year round. Un ac count of tho equable climate of Utah aim uoiorauo 11 is jusi as popular m wiuieras in siiiuuier. eeuu i'o to J. 17. l ...lull, .1.1 UKI ll..l.l....n-. 4l. I.....I.....I ...nuaiiuivi, iw if uauiutsi.uu qv.,4 utiiaiiu , or tieo. W. HeliiU, Acting General Pas senger Agent, Salt Lake City, for a copy of r,Salt Lake City tho Oily ot .ho nanus." vs tThe Luxury of Living is onlv experienced In your own horaf, where you all the modern cnuvenlences in tllu bathroom that is Uttid up willi open sanitary plumbing: and imnrlidn bathliibs, warhtubMand bu In, and bav in ir hot and ci d water ready for uss. Wo will iiiHkeynur h'm liealthy, con venient and up lo-duto iu all these at a moderate cost. BARR4PETZEL M COMMKKCIAL STESr. Tcleyoons No. 3J7I Ca 1 for City Warrant?, Notice is hereby given that (hero are funds on huud applicable to the pay ment of all warrants of the City ofSnlem drawn on the general fund and endorsed ou or before August 3 1SW. Holdeni of said warrants will please pre seut them for payment at Ludd A lintk'i bank, as internet, will cease f romilat of Iuuni this Sal notice. vionx .hoik, City Trett.uvr Salem, Or,, Feb. Oth lyw, -J i. V Smfw l ii' JaPVjTvlHHt I r Jw at1fmt i ' ri W 'rA rxt&zErjsssn