The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, February 22, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text'AS ggyen Sutherland sters HAIR GROWER liould bo uscJ by every woman, man and child de siring o rich, toft, luitroui npix-nmni'O of tho hair. It furuliliti juit the right yaiiirauiatiflQ to tho hair .1 bull nnd encourage the natural iimr ol hair mold- urc it prevent! dandruff -, and prematura gray hairs. jfc m ma most rcircining. moling and Invigorating dressing that can bo ob tained. Ityourdealcr cannot iup. ply ou, write to uinnd mo will ice to It that jou are supplied. Seven Sutherland Sisters 18 Dcibrossca Street, New York CItr. O. C. T. Co's I'ABHIiNOUR HTKA&.KU POMONA JL AND IT altonA IJKAVKB FOIl 1'OItTLAND Pally except Snnday At 8 a.!m, QUICK flMi: AND UilKAl ItATl'H. 'DiKilcilMtnomtilntanud Court Ht. IM..1 HA1.D.W1N. Agent. S8 1. - ..life imx. '(mu t II i m 4 PERSONAL AND LOCALS -W -'r .'fT FS1 -J . L Address Allen S. O.nistcd, Lo Hoy, N. Y. ' . or additional LocalNoMH si oKonrth I'ane . - Rev. Abraliaui Anderson, of Port I j.liid, colored, was mimed n member of Miss Blanch Kantner is homo again. tu, (m. Sumner monument commit Otto Wilson returned from Portland j toi to Oreg. n b. Gov.Ueor. .Inst night. Rubber QoodT Kcduced. Frank W. Benson a Roseburg lawyer Mackintoshes nnd mens' long rubber was In tho city yesterday. I boots at greatly r.duced prices, ulso I incus' and boy overcoats, at the New Al Snnvaln, ono of the juiors, re- York Racket. These are special lmr- tnrtioil t.fillurinii imlav. A. E. Snuvnln. of Roreburg, Is in tho city visiting his parents. 11. H. Horrick tho survoyor went to Cham poeg today on business. lire. W. P. Conowoy, of Indepen dence, is lu this city visiting friend". Frank Hodgkln canio up fiom Port- land last night on insu.ance business Miss Cathryn Gilbert roturned from few days' visit In Portland last - W.t - Mrs 11. W. Hatch returned from n few : days'- visit with Portland friends last night. J. II. Ackormnn, Cha. Iller nnd K. P, MfCornack went to Portland this morning. J. i. .Wolfurd returned to Sllvortrn yosterday, after visiting ids sister Mrs. B. W. Carey. ; .Mrs. W. C. Mooio went to fpokano this morning to visit her brother, W. 11. Foster, who rosides there. Lowls L. Wiprtit, of Independence,. - .comedown Uiis morning on tho Altouu and will spend a few days in this city r.-vlSUiilK'tiU father, Henry Wiprut. Claud Taylor who served on tho Olyin pln ittManila.nndis now flrinu' for the S. P. Co. 'between Ashland and Duns mulr la vhltlng friends in this city. ,. Mrs. .0. II. Jones and Bister, Mbs j. iOIogglo- Miller, wore passen.ters this morning on tho Altonn for Nowlierg, and will visit for a. few days with their parents. Mica Monu East, who has many friends lit this city is reported as suffer ing from blood poisoning ut her homo , .in Monmouth, arising Iron) tho pulling ' of n tooth. CIRCUIT COURT, ' All Smith Cases Disposed of far the Present, The second cafo of 11. 11. Fmlth, vs W, It. fmlth, appeal from Juctlco court, was heartl Wednesday nfioriinon. This was slmilurt'? iho replevin casobeard in tho morning, and before it went to tho jury, the attorneys on tho two side got together and settltd it, without sub quitting to tho jury. The jury was then di'chorged and all jurors were dismissed for tho ternt.'nfler ' which court adjourned to 0 a. m. Friday. A gray fox has been captured near CoqpHIc City ilia flrrt ono tsver on I" tbafpirt of Coos county. ARArOFFICERS - RROAOTED Hy AwocUleil !' 'f. ',, 'J,", ' Wasiiinoton, Feb. 22,-Tho prosident fms-eenCtiie Mlowing nominotions to tho sonata VoUinteer-Hrig-Uoneml Harrison Gray Otis, to lie niHJnr-eciieral by brevet ; Colonels to bo brigadlpr-iion-.rols by brevet Owen Summons Harry 0 Kossler.ond Wilder S. MetcalI:Cflp Uin'i. F. Ctao-to bo major by brovet. ' ' ' ' z LUNGS Soro lungs, pain In tho chest and bain ful breathhiB aro qulcklv rellovfed and curetl by tho old reliablo Bpoclflc, Dr. Bull'a Oongh Syrup. This remark xbla romoay breaks tip a cold In one i night and Is, without doubt, tho very bcitraodlclnoforall affections of the throat and lnngs. It has cured thou-, Rands ana will care you, It nover dls- nnnnlnta TS-tr It. nt OnCO. Dr.Bull's Cough Syrup WW quickly Mai Sore Lungs. Eo ar .mill and p;cttil to tike- f rmwimif nd U. lric cuu. At U drugguu- TWO SURPRISES Lad es of Two Fraternal Orders Make It Pleasant for the Brethren.' Two surprleo parties were In operation jut olire, last evening. Tlio Indies of I Capital Aasombly No 81, United Ar titans, surprised tho brethren by serv I Ing it delicious lunch, immediately after lodge, hub out, after which a pleasant social evening wits enjoyed The ladies of Degree of Honor Lodce Vo. It) ulo surprised tho, nicmhers of rctcction Lodge. No. 2, A. 0. U. V , by Invading their lodge loom uftcr the regular Fes-Ion, nnd presenting tlio lodge with a flnelv frautcd crayon por trait of John J. Upehtirch, founder if the order. Mrs. E. 11. Flagg nindo an appropriate speech of presentation, w hich wan responded to by Frank Duvey, M. V. in his usual huppy vein. Student's Musicnle. This evening, nt 8 o'clock, some of tho pupils of Mrs. E. A. Wllinan will run ler a short program at the Bti dio, in the Firrt National lluuk block. All In luruvtcil aro welcome, nnd tho outeriuln- iiient 'will bo freu. A real musical tic.it it) expected., I Shake Into Your Shoes Vllen'p Fool-Euse, a powder. It cured painful suiurtliig, iioivniis feet and In jiuwiiii nulls uiul hixlvutiy takes tlio -ling out of corns and bunions. It's tho grciitct-t comfort discovery of the ago Allen's Pooi-EufO makes tight or new shuck feci oui-y. It Ih h cerium cum lor Mvcutiug, callous and hot tired ncli nm feet. Tiy it today. Sold ly all il tinriife.t ii mill klu.n utni-a.a Kt Imnl fut minis tucloao them out. l'lcitso call uiul !acu tllCIII. ll2dlw John B.izzlll, n Coos county pioneer, died at his lionic, on North Cons river, February 0, aged 70 years. o jSi. js v o aac x u. . Hmi tj,0 jf The Kind You Havs Always Bought ( lWy VIC , d( ,,,. ... ' never u-vcl am thing us good u One iiVuXSdT'ffi'SS SSiS'nlf i Int.. Ploiisitui to Hike. Stones Drily ! stores. Womeii's Home Mission Meet. The YVomuu's Home Mission met as usual nt 8 p. m, sharp Tuesday evening. Tho meeting wus opened by a sotm by tho congregation 'I ho preeldout read 'apart of tho -1th ohuptor of Hebrews, i followed by an carnot prayer by Mr.". Sherwood. Another hymn was sung. I Tho vlco proMdwit, MIhh Anna Welch, then read, "Lend n Helping Hand" which was highly appreciated by all nri'n'iit. Misc Edith Ketchum then favored us w th a p alio solo, followed by it reading by .Mi h i ox on prttxer. Then Miss Lucia Miller can" a solo no- communed by MUa Ketcliuni on tho i piano. IIiomj meetings aro not ouiy enter tain n g but very iuoiruetlvo to nil who come. Mils. Ciias. Watt, Cor. Sec. Cures Blood Poison ,V Trial Treatment Sent Frco to All Who Suffer From Any Stage of tho Dlteaso Uuics CithO-i That Hut Springs and All Other Tieatnnmts Failed to Even Help. There h ln dUonrsred by Ihf 8lto Medleal In.tluiU.iM hlrktMU Hid.. Ft Unfile. Iut.. ihc in.i-i ituiarlia Id bl xl umtmi mir vvvri lumilur. II liuacuri.il mi ram iuuii-ouu ii.iiiu i aiulna III llm lumiih, mi v ItniMl, enp ur oiIuhiI rioti. thucri. ulrcmluii uii ilia blr mid in hui.ilniii nl it utiie ib Imlr inl ftiunliil lalli n out nd h whiii ilm m h iikmi if l"l, pimplck "t ulrer, til Hciidtrful iiirlu b eoiuplrt ly chuiurd thu wholo l1y lino h elru, pvlldl ruu-liliuii ol i.byliul h ulili J.ervrlind lbl run. into V . W)iiu li.lux- mimolMiir rei-ko kluKtlim lirv .d iiinrilon tu u, nl In riibl llnHi nho muiint imvrl lu iraliM wtmt iriiljr uiki. trliiu- milk Iho linuiuiul. ui'ciiinpllhllii t. vy will wud litv n nrry MiBmer n trie mm tret uiriitHi iImI ovfroiioiiH!urlin'UiMive lu ilm .nvrr of ihelr own bom. Thin l tlw uuly mmwii euif f.ir blixM l on. Pn nl b.mulu in wrllf l iiiK'u mi" Hit lrv Itlitl "ill txi vut M-alvdiu Uiu koLtxr. Last wook 76 head of cattle were brought out of tho Bock orcuk dit triet of Coos county. TODAY'S iVARKET. PoHTiA.sn, Fob. 22 Wheat, valley 3ftxK. Walla Walla. 6IffiM, Flour Portland, liest grades 2.70 13.00. Supornin-J-UO porbbl. Oat Wldto S6U(Ic, groy 83 to 31. HiivTiniiithv flOAll kt ton. 63 to lloiii 7Uloj old crop 6(200. WikiI Vulley. ll'(313c; Eastern Ore. gon. 8He; Mohair. J7(g-!0. MllUtuff Ilian,$l3; i-horts. fl5. Poultry Chickens, mixed, f 00 to 4tX); hciiH. t.l to -i mi; turkey, Iho 13c. Eggs Oregon. UK to '.6cer dor. lll,- (irtvii. miiUhI 00 lbs. 80e; under CO lbs, 7KS6 ; sheep JhjHs, 16 Onions $l.502 00 per cental. Bultur-liesl dairy, 306J37K ij cy creumery, 60 lo 66c J i-tore, 22i to 276o. Potatoes 65 to 81c -er ceniul. Ilns Heavy UriTStil o 10 oo. Million DrtTMil. 7 lo 7K P E;fnHi.;s3.504; pur IHMHIU. drehsul Us-f. UW tu 7?ie. Veal -DrosieJ. 7 8c SALDU MABKtT. Wheat 68 hiihIii and over, IIV. Wool, KV, Mohair, tOo. luit 9 I" 19 Barle) Sfitowfe. Oais IMIiiUite. Hay llalwl, uhoat, 3; timothy, fhj: ... ... ,. I'lo'ir fn wholuealelots, 2.W; retail, Kens i: cam. nu iiv. r-t Millstuffs Ilran. fl3; shorts, miy Live cattle Steers, HM 5 cows, 2)i to 3- Sheei-2.5a6a DrMil Veal-fla M lliilier D-iIry. I.V; cn-nmery. 2c. p.iul.rv Clikeus, 7 lo 8; turkeys 10 in l-'Jfu. PoUtoeo 26c to 35c. . "4 Miss is As Good as a Mite" If you are not entirely well, you are ill. Illness does not mean death's door. It Is a sense of weariness, a " tired feeling," & life filled 'with nameless pains and suffer' ing. In 9fft of cases the blood is to blame. Hood's Sarsaparilla is Nature's correcthe for disorders of the blood. Remember JVQodb SaUatiWild OENERAL HOP MARKET. Reports From Eastern and Foreign Sources. New York Market. Producer's I'rlcc Current, Feb, 10, Business has been rather slack this week for tho class of goods that com prlso tho bulk of tho offerings, ptiet s liavo been weak, nnd in some easts lower. Inquires como to hand for fin Hti cknnd if biicIi were avnllablo mori- business would result as tho English markets have been stiffening a little of Lite. 8 itlc, 191, rtnlco, ll .......... II lute, lW. Reed to prime, fcr lb.....10ri -lute, IMf, common .. . ............ 4 M 9 it ate, law, eommoii to good .... b(H V l'cirleOai, 1W, per lb . . In $14 Pacino (o.i-t, ls'i). cliuice, r lli..........iuyli I'rtuitlo Ci, 1S99, common to prime.. K't V I'.icillui naM,lB'JS ........... .S lu SUio or I'aviao Cuant .........2 (3 a Notts. Schoharie Democrat, Feb, 7, Tho hop market at this point is about the sumo as during tho last three or four weeks. Errklne UoJst reports hav ing purchased some 400 bales during the past 10 days, nt from 3 to 7c per pound Fmt I'dln gianrtard, Feb 8. John Abbott has purchned 200 bales at from 7 to Oc, tho latter price being paid for but very few. OiiO'.nta It. raid, Feb 8. Former prices aro fully maintained, but purchasers nro not as numoious as they would bo if tho averago quullly wcro better. In Onrontn sales during tho week have amounted to about 3,000 bales nt 0J to 0c. Oooperalowu Farmer, Feb. 0. The bulk of the sales have been made at from 0 to 8c, although a fow growths havo rbought 0c, and ono better than 0c. Tho star transaction of the week is the sale of tho Alfred Wilcox lot of 10 bales at 12ic. This growth was ono of tho II iii-s t lots in tho county. Tho scarcity of hops In growers' hands Is mnlter of common remark with all dealers and growers. JUtono Gazette, Feb. 9, Thu sales am tho S. B. Skinner lot of 278 bales, nt 10c, per ound, and tho O. A. Wilcox lutof 00 bales nt tho samo price. W. II. King also bought tho Spauldlng lot of 60 bales nt 10c. Ch-rry Valley Uazette, Feb. 8. There Is nothing new to report hi the hop situation except that buyers aro bo comlni! moro numorous and activo. They however do not show any desire to raise prices. English Markets, iiops and Prospects. Iioitocoil. Messrs. W. II. nnd II. I.o Moy, hop fuitors, London repert: Tho demand for Euulhh hops continues at tho low prices prevailing. ' CANTKItnUItV. A steady trudo continues concurrently with tho scarcity of Imports. Thero have been several sales of medium growths during tho week at prices rang ing up to -16-: per cwt. East KentB con tlnuu to Iks quoted up to 704. WOItCKSTER. Thnro continues to bo a steady de mand for hops and prices aro firmer for nil hound, useful qualities with color, stocks of which aro bolug cloarod off tho uiurkot rapidly. Lnbullu ID Mark Une Expreii. Very llttlo of Interest can be said about the course of business In tlio Bor ough hop market during iho past week Tho tradu bus been far from Inactive Indeed, transactions havo licen nutto as numorous and fully it important as aro tuuut at this time of year. Values aro consequently well maintained, although it must be admitted that no further progress toward Improvement is ovideiit. Many sales of tho lower grades hno t.iken place, and it appears as if brew ers aro now recognizing that although such parcels aro wanting In color, they are none tho less serviceable in tho copier. Under theso circumstances, it appearB reasonablo that hMior figures ooiildbo obtained if holders were only ' moderately firm in sustaining their de mands. But, unfortunately, tho panic ! which ruined tho market at tho close of the year seems to bo still exerting its influence to a considerable extent, aud some growers areaT to lie unable to resist tho temptation of an Immediate sde, although thoy feci so keenly that the prices t which they aio selling Ioavch thoiii with serious losses. Uuill u stronger determination animates them, It is useless to look for any bolter results, aud I can only reivat my previously expreseed conviction that growers hold tho ki-y of iho position, and that iho final issue of the atrugglu rests entirely with themselves. , ..... ., .,... I... ,.,., Two i ffti-'" Mr pn.d uced I niurwJiiuri rulin." L. H. Wui rrco li iliiiusis wimtyou eu. Mimes Uiug , htirtu. A well-known pioneer, J. M. Boone, died at the 'residence of his son, J. W. I Boone, in Prluevllle, February 15. after a lingering illness of several mouths. Death cures all pain, but it leavers rrowr ft,,a grje( ln jt8 train. BEEGHMM'S to eaU aal 35 eeaU, at aU tnt tarts. EDUCATION. Some Thoughts of a Practical Charac ter for Plain People. I From an Eattern Paper. I We would be glad to see freo educa tion in tho broadest sense. Not only in tho common nnd high scl oils, but In colleges, seminaries nnd universities. : This is to mean frco tuition, free books and appliances. Personal expenses, tf course, always to bo homo by tho stu- J dent. Thru we would like to seolnad- union iu mis, inu leiiuiiing oi iniuua (inn iudustrloi in our Institutions of learning; whera tho different trades, machines nnd manufactures may bo inailo object lea .nil.... .. ti. .1.. . .1.1. r ..! ....l sons to tho pupils, so that by tho tlmo they aro ready or aro forced to leave school thoy will know something of what tho different kinds of work consist of aud whether they can adopt it as their llfo work or as a means of main tenance while preparing for other things. Supposing, for instance, that in tho school o! tho futuro there shall be mi chines, tools for carpentering; all Boris of work in wood, iron, steel or tho finer metals going on ns clnss work before their cyeR. Not every boy can or wants to be a bookkeeper, a merchant com mercial man, yet thero aro hundrcdi of young men wno uro taking courses in bookkeeping or commercial law, to one who Is learning to work with tools, to ocrule a steam engine, an electric motor or to manufacture textile fabrics, foot wear, harnesses, make machines, build houses, vessels and railways, and put to practical test tho result of their years of book study In goomotry, physics and natural sciences. How many young women, doynusup pose, Hro thinking of being stenograph ers, typewriters, music teacners or tleswomen in stores, nnd how many aro learning tho art of booking, plain n'-edlo work and tho system of house keeping? Those latter acquirements aro sup posed to bolon to tho femlnino nature. fly instinct, just ob tho boy Is ox pec ted to know Intuitively tho usos of hammer, saw and chisel, to make a earden or to run a farm. When our children leave school, as a gcnoral thing thoy are all at sea. Do not know how to do anything but study and during their ten, twolvo or fifteen years of school llfo they havo nover had tlmo or opportunity to think of what they should do when school days nro past. ' Ask vour high school boys and girls today what they intend to do when they leavo school and tho groator part of thorn will say: "I don't know." Of tho others who havo soma Idea of what they would llko to do you will find that a very small porccntago havo any Idea of the work they would llko to take up further thnn that some o e that ho knows is making monoy by It Years of promls etious work, a few mouths hero and a week or two thero, Is ofton consumed before tho right chord Is struck and tho young person is settled down Into his groove. If ho Is wiso ho will take n few looks into thlnes during his vacations aud try to work up to the position he feels ho can do tho best. To an intelligent, thinking, reasoning man no reputable work is menial. While shooing horses ho Is learning the anat omy nnd characteristic of tlio animal. In digging or paving streets ho finds out many things which ho may put to good, profitable uso some day. If a boy likia to work with tools, to build dogliousio and hencoops, let him learn carpenter ing, bulldlng.Hrchllecture; a trade which when ierfectpd Is one of tho hlgheit arts. If ho is fond of flowers and plants and of digging tho ground, planting and watching tho seed as it grows, what is' thu uso of making a bookkeeper or mer- j chant of him, shutting him up within four walls whon ho would be glad to ful low the plow or harvest tho crops, for the sake ol being out lu tho open air and of being lord of himself. If a girl is fond of cooking and of keeping a houso in order, why should sholeurn stenography and earn half us much as she would to engage with some good family and work at more congenial employment? That is another thing that we would bo glad to see, the democratic sciences brought up to Iho level of office work, teaching and work requiring special talent likn singing, elocution, painting, etc. Why should not It be? It Is ono of tho essential things of life. You knew: "Wo may live without pictures, music and art," etc., but to llvo with out cooks Is ono of the Impossibilities of our civillrution. If a young man or a youiivf woman had to study us hard to learn cookery or housekeeping as he or she would to be fitted to become a stemgraphor, a telegrapher or a book keeper, the work would not then bo con sidered material, because It would re quire brain work as well. It Is the tup-hazard, goas-you-please system, or want of it, in hired help which di. grades It. If domestic servants wt-ie trained as hospital nurses are, and wo were treated (when they deserved It) with Iho same consideration hi fam ilies, there would bo a change in tho status of the "hired girl," and ono of which the green Irish or Swedish girl just landed from the emigrant ship I would find' to her surprise, that she could not hope to reach without brains as an accompaniment to brawn and years of patient study and effort must bo spent to fit her to bo taken into thu home life ol people ol refined tastes. Use Dr, Hull's Cough Syiup at Once lor bronchitis and urlnpe. It lis sUxsi the test nnd Is positively u re lUble remedy. Lllels too short to ex periuiuiil wlili new HO-miled "sure vurv." Bull's Cough byrup cosU but a cis. A fln Indian buket, made to order Is on dlialy at Marnhflold. It repre sents five months' work of au Indian woman. All druxsUU luaraou I) uxatotUip IXaiUacLa. "Oa ' cea( duaa." r. UllMi- l-AIl LjiMiimsa ljT -- -i tt- CAST0R1A AtgclablcPrcparalionrorAs slmllaUng ihcFoodnndRcfiula llnft ihcStoinachs oiriBovveb of Promotes DigcallopXhcerfuW ncss and lies t.Conlalns ncllttcr Opium.Mornhjne norlincral. wox "Nauc otic . jMtpaafoua-sxtwattratsR MutUSJ )Mqji nartr. A perfect Remedy forConsUpa Uon, Sour Stotnach.Diarrltoca Wornu.Convulsions .Feverish ncss nndLoB9 of Sleep. Tac Simile Signature of NEW YORK. E I EXACT COPy OF WRAPPER i HBATINGI STEAM, HOT AIR, HOT WATER Estimates furnished, and work done promptly, substantially and at honest prices. Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty. T. S. BURROUGHS, 102 State St, Phone I6II -V0--rZ. W SIS MANHOOD RESTUKBD reinrdyKU.'iranlredloi'uicnll ncnom tikcnr, mirhat U'nk Memory, IIcailaclie,Vakcrullnna,t.ol Manlioul, Nluhtly lml- memory, licnuaciif ,wauclunric.Lot Manlioul, NiKlitly Itn lona, Nrrvouiiicta, luv of iwivcr In Generative Oruana, cnui liy youthful error. cJrulvc me of itlmul.iuu wliicli lea.l Inlinully or Inunitv, Can he carried In vet pocket. i.i box.O for Is. hy mall ptij.nl, 1. Circular free. All ilniinilal't. Take no oilier Manufaclurtd by the I'eau IeUlclneCo.,lGtiM'raiicv, -.UUC-IJu yIb Oruc Co. diitributltiK ugenta. THIRD AND YAMIIIH.Hr... I'ORTLANP, OXKOON FOIl SALI2 UV I). J. FRV. SALI2.M, ()HIS(ON. Not'ceof Dissolution ol fartneiship, otlceis liereliy given that tlio part nership heretofore existiuii betweeon E. F. I'ArkhurntiindU'oMeUrew, under the firm iiRiuuof lv I. I'rtrkluirst A. Co,, Ih this day disHolveil hy mutual coin-out. All bills, notes oraecoiiutM duo said firm Hro nsslgiicil to K. F, I'arkhurst, who succeeds to the business of li. F. I'ark hurst & Co. K. F PAHKHUHST, LKB M'tlKKW. Salem Or., Jan. 17,1000. 1-18-tl A ran go steer, dressing 101- pounds hatt been brought to a I'rinevillu mar ketthe largei-t beef of the whiter, A spayed cow dressed 015 pounds, W. S. l'lillpot, Alimiiv, On,, Hiiys: "DeWltt'ri Llttlo Kirly Itlsern did me iiiuro good tlnitiunv pills I eur took.1' Stones Drill Shire. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Havo Always Bought Bears tho Signature of fyc&foti "After doctors fulled lo cum me of rno(orilM I ilM'll Oi'o Mlnlllc 'iillll Cure, It In also tho best remedy on cm I II fur wtl'Hipllin ColWII, n 1 1 1 v - loo Ilcrry, Lupintmi, I'.t. dues liiiiIh colds, CMiup nnd U1ro.1t irnl I nt irriublcs. It prevents 0 nsumptlnn. Cnlldrcii ulwaj llko it. .Molliuis on durfo It. tiuinea Urug btuics. The Euuene Revlstur suys the fusion- l-ls of Lane county land not for "tl u Union foreter," but hiito chunked their name lo "cltliens' parly." Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, Difjests what you eat. ItartiaclallydlgesUthofoodaudaldi Nature in itrengthenlnir and jecon structln ttia oibaiisted digestive or gans. 1 1 Is the latest JinxnerH digest tut and tonic. No other preparation can upproach It In sSlolencr. It in tantfy rellayes and irrnanently cure Dyspepala, Indigeatlon, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea. 3IcklIeadache.OatralglH.Cranip8.ttnd ill other rcsuiuoflmperfwtdlgestlou. Mporad by C C OaWltt a Co, CQlcoqo. b'lONE'd OUUU bl'OUE. CASTORIA For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature jm h Jjv In hX Use j For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA TMC Of NTUN OOMr.Hr. HI YORK CITY. Three of a Kind, will beat two pair, but wo hold it royal fliii-h when it comes to bt-utiiu any thing in fine laundry wurk. Wo hnvu it full hnm-enl tlio tlmo in cuncqiicncu, and are kepi busy "doing up" thu linen of uvery limn In Sulein tliat wants hix slilrli-, collars, and uffn 1 iiinilored with Biuoolli edges and uT) exquhito color and finish. Was never ralso iho unto on su perior work, but you will find prices ul ways moderate. Sa'em Stfiam Laundry COUO.VKL J, OLMSTK.il) I'HOI'llltTOII. Phoiio-ill, i'.HJ i.lbony sircel $$&.W$S1SZ cnuiai cad lu PRODU E RUYERS. H.S.GILEoiCO Wholesale Fruits, I'riMluce, clc. Salem, Oregon. Olllco; Insur ance block, 'l'hono IK)t. Ware house, ul V'tillucu wurehoiide. SALEM 1 ODUJiS 1. j w. w. HalemCaaiii.No, IIS. ilevlaurury Krlday orel. irx. ssu. in a. u. u. n- iixn. oiaiu 1 ll. IHIK. K V. iiouiiirpl, r. C.i W, A, Moure, clerk. rot,- M, Uuurvahlk rfCKUSTICWH Olf A..VIICHICA. (i.arl Hhfrii. Kuru.1 No. IV Mieu Knly nlxliw in Turner Muck. Jutni 11. Ciiae, r. It A, 1 llroHii M17. H-17 1)1 iilnaii's Stable Tho undersigned aro nnwocoupy ing "HiiffuiuiiVBluhlo" and uro leady to liuu you it uicu rlix or feed and uuio for yoili tea"i when ill Saluui. Horres boarded bv thu woek. tialirfuctlou guar Hiueod. Your patroiiago solici Hod. 'i 11 it. Harold Reynolds, I lea ns l'eus Radish Turnip Our mis Omon SquaHh P11 111 pk hi GARDEN SEEDS A completn stock of Crass aud Clove seed. ATSeud for Catalogue. K11KWSTISH & MTIITJS Phono 178. 01 Court ht., Su lent Or Or gon hliori Lino Kailroail Tttu Direct Kouiu '' Mtitiii, Ulili. Ciikrailv ami all Eastern I'uiuts llfva'aliitlMi ul two larurite mhiUt, via. Die lllllon Paul He Ka.l lall Uiiv. or U' ItlndraiideUiS'uU) Un. Uxiknt Hie tluio- HPay to Suit Luke 2 ImyHUi Denver 31 DuyHtoChlt'tttiii 41 Days lo New York Yivo UmJIuIih Ohalr Car. Oplnilrrrd Tou UtUlavpliiKL'ara, ami Pullman falacu Hleeniiratril 011 all trallia, fur (arili-r Infrirniailnri auply.io UQlHK'tL IUIIKKK, Axenta, BaUui. W. K. IDUAN.di'n'l A.enl 0 O.TKmtV,Tra.l'a. Agl. hillnuki . Uiiui.il BUSINESS UARtH. C. H. (DACK u.vet.ver lo Or. t M, Ke-rv, nbt Whltf Cunet.SaL-ni, (t. 'aiti-tdetringMineri Furatl nri nnuV'S-e (ten In in) Watch art n especlol request . G. A. ROBERTS, Bicycle Repairing, Umbrella making and Ueuernl repairing. tOO Strtto btroot. 1-8 Phono 2876 Old P. 0; Saloon S. C. SIXGLTCTARY bncctator to Tied dealt! Choicest roods in nil lines. Opi-oalto Hotel Willamette. MO-tf 555v3'v32v535v2n .... . ....... 5 r4 capital junK anop. 4 Dealer in Cast Iron, Wrought iron A Stovo plates, ccpor, brnss, sine, V lead rono, rubber, bam hides paper v (4 nnd bonos. f. ?. 130 Court St. Salem Ore V Telephone IV5 a-I-lWO V ASSAV OFFICE ANU Ln.UOitA.TORY No. 71 Chcmckcta st, J. U T. 'IDT 11 ILL Asaiiyr.i ALBERT A. JESSUP. 333EX JSfJC JZS&iXr Phono 1071, UOOMS I AND 3, ntlAY'ULK. B. R. JONES, Attornoy-nt-Lnw Toledo, Orotron. WasClork of Cla-utl Cmirt Tor ilx rrara anrth an iivUMlato attrct of all proeri7 in tineulii comitjr. ll-lini Sa OFFICE, CITY HALL. For water borvlco aoply ut ofllcp. Hills payable niiiiillily In udvuucc. Muko ull complaints al tho olllco. CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfet Mull all.nml and patiei get Imiu. ifl S(. jage and eiintn to all paiti' of lie li) I'rompl teivlce. t'elcphonc No, 70. UIMI- . SKIPTON. PLATiNO PHOTOS. l'hihiigctneuts In Crayon -undi Water Color, l'liiito Uultous. Aiuuleur (Juvclupliig mid llnnhlng neutly dune. U. W. DIKKMAN. Hncivwoiir to K J Drown. OitouND Floor I'll) C011111iij1e1.il Ml., ,-Miuui Oreuiip. ,SOULB ISROS. PIANO ri'NEKS AN 1 REPAIRED I'OllTLAND OUE, Knr UAlem and floiuuy lm urdora nt Qv Will's MuiteHtoo. 'BtvjavjaNvJavr.aTNifNjrsarsaunr'l INTDR-3TATI3 I CONSERYiiTORY I ETTAANDERS-WILMAN ? AoclloTeacliiWelern Conwiva toiy, K-nM fit j, Mo,, leproeming the Iolcr-ktm e Syiteiu, al MftUm, Ore. Over Fmt Nillonal Hank, Itenldence 376 Church mrcel. Studio hours o 10 12, uud 2 to 5. JvaMr mmi S, C, STONE. M. D. 1'roprlttor of Stone's Drue: Stores EHI.KU, OHKdOS. 'runnier Itwa tu niimben aru Iwauxl a No, AS aud SXI Couinervlal atroel, aud an ellaloik4 with ainitiiitoto llu ofilnufaaim inixtlclnea, toilet artlclva, paruiutsrr, brutlica .le...U,,10. I)UtHT0NB llaahaloniuUii.an irliieu'lH I It rao lira ol meilleliiaatid now tnaki-a no rlurss f Humiliation. eiamlnallnu or praM-rlldlnu, A 1AFH iSAYKD. Or. J, I', Cook, thciUotnnloalSpoo I allst, Suoooede Whoro..Othor I Fall. To whom It may cencern: This is to certify that llerllm P. Con I ner, of Ml. Angel precinct. Marlon coiiii 1 ty, Oregon, has sulferwl from a cancer ous growth in the luftear for about thru years. Thugrowth wus cutout twice aim burned out once by Albany Physicians 'but the grow tn came dock as mm as over, and pained bur so badly thst she had to bo taken from school. A(te. three week's treatment by Dr. J. r. Cook, of Malum. Oregon, the llotauleui 8efhilisl, tho gruuth entirely disap- Htirisi, aim at una imio, 10111 iiioiiio siuce treatment wasU-guu, the growth has not reapxarcd, ami thu ear has ro tirely healwl leaving only the scars in tliotctl by the Albany doctors. I hereby certify that the almvo tut nioiit Is alMolutely true, and that Her Ilia P Conner, the person muilonin' in thu alllduvit, bus resldml in myfaoi liy ('ui early childhood, bearing tlio re latiouship to me of niece. , II. 0, Ixixo. HuIiscHUmI and sworn lo liefore no this eighth day of June. m, W. Hall, county clerk of Marlon count Oreynu All diseases runiWully Ireatotl aud red Co., Wate W WANTED. ..Now today, ndyertliBrrteri fewif lines or. losn In thN oolumn lni-t li)VS time for 2o. G(Xo A wnnrtt. SI OO per month. All ovorloUr llnir at onme rate WANTEn.To rent a flmhll cottn. fuir or llvo rtoms". Iitqulro Wells Fargo A Co's orflce. 3-il-gt "tO ItF.STv-A (tood hop ynrd ft! 84 Mre In flno etiulltlnn with itood buikllmrt Wm. II. Egon, Brooks. 2'2Uf WANTED Horses to shoe Having se curvd tho services of a II rat-clans black (mith We nro prepared lo (ho your horfC!". Kathfai'tiou guaraiituinl. Sa lcm Waitiin and Carriage Factory, 301 Commercial street. 21 Ot W ANTE D-GootWarm hand $20 per month to the right man. Address. 0. 1). Wilson, Fos Valley, Ore. 2 21 3i DID YOU KNOW That $400 would buy a block of nearly two acres with liiiproveineiitH. costing about the price. Untitling water acrOKS one corner nlco for poultry, with or with out, a small stotk of staplo goods. UoX 41, .Marlon, Or. 2 -JO lm FOU RENT Seven-room house, near East school, with water aud burn. Kent low. Enquire at 451 Msrion street. 8 E. Howard. 2-1U Ut WOOD FOR SALE.-Good dry fir woikI. Leavo orders ul Harritt & l.u renco store. 21t)at FOU HALE; An up to dutu Mtock ol groceries in 0110 of tho best town In tho Willamelto uley. Uood renion for seeling. AddrufS. C. J. Do Lhh bus, Cottage (J rove, Ore. 2 19;Ui TO TRADE. Small tracts of uhlm proved real estate In part payment lor woodcutting. Inquire room 0, ov.r (Gilbert's bank. 2 16 tf WANTED A load of loose hay for cow feed. IJ, JouaxAlotfice. EIUIITEEN-DOLLAR-Oak eztensioa table for f 12. f 16 child's oak folding bed, with mattress uud spriugs-tii. lleilroom sets til) and upward. .Ail kinds of household goods. ,lums Sliuittz, 107 Court street. 2-14.1ia FOR SALE Part cn.ih, balance' on tune, a two story eight room house with bueement. All Imrd fiuishetl, good well uud out build ings, full lot, coruor of Elgh teuiith and Chunickuta streets. For further Information call ut Daniels' bttrbor shop, 244 Commercial street. 2121m LAND BUYERS ATTENTION -A rari-clutuco to buy one of the bent grain, stock or dairy lurins in Polk county. 7 miles from tiuleui, nearly 41)0 acres. To be sold March 7tli, by order of court. Cull and examine. Zena, Polk Co. J ItaiUlMHD, dAw2-8ml Refeioo. TlIE ELITE BrUDIO-umkes a spec luity 01 piuuno pitoios, ouiaigemuiiu In crayon uud water colors, photo buttons, for fun photos, nuiateur de veloping and finishing Lor, bluto aud Commercial streuts. 2-U-luio. FOR bALE. Forty acres, UrsTclass uul tivuted liirin taiul two miles east of Salem, 'lood stand of clover. Apply to Uurtrudu Savage, half mile east of anylu!u. 1 20 luio UARRED PLYSIOTTniOCK.-Cock-urels from tho cholceat stoi-k of Mill ford Saylors, celubruteil U. P, It poul try fiirm ul New .Market, lud, can be luul ut from f2,60 lo 5 uucb. The.e birds are truutna feather and are equal to tho best lu the state, at 470 Com. street, balem, Oregon. Alott llios. 1-23 t, BlUYULtJ PAtlt-lr your bicycle needs repairs tiring It In, wo iue thu skill uiul stuck tu keep It In Itri-t chin condition We curry a full lluooi sundries mid iiiukuu special liy of enuiiiL'lliig cotnound scu us. wo sutlsfy our putnins. Gardner & While, Ziti LltMi,y aticel. Holiuun's block, next door It slcuui laundry. Plioiio 2i555. l-2o-t inUai'ITJCEAH KUS - llcincuilwr lliullliubest uud olicupcHt carpet paper Is thu lieu vr felt paper sold UlTlIK.IOUIlNALlllllce. 2ll-lf mnnrl-rl tnrlr Tl'" hlllla-A UUltlUU Hta-ou II 10 ri-t lath, vl im.i oait ui ociiuui i-ivir IIIIOWX A rOM. Real Estate Bargains I huvQ n cuMomer who wants au Al acre tract nut over 6 or 0 miles nut wild Kiiuil liniiroveiiicuH ut about tii per uure. Who litis such a place. - 1 want u good 4 or 5 room house. Quod garden spot, burn, fruit'), etc, nut to fur out ill ubout 8 10 J. I havo some line stock ranches to trudu iih siuull tracts not lo far tub uud glvo time on uuy balance. If you wunt tu buy u grain or slock ruiicli cheap, (Cull.) 1 InivurOiiia tide vuiull fruit tracts it blgbuiguiiiN uUu luwu property to sell or trudeclieup. I huvo gojd pi oport leu In Netriska, Kuusus, (JoloruUo, Uukol'is, aud il.iu iitiuii ic cyc' 4iigu for Orcguu prop el ty. lfvouwanta splendid mill with wuler power itnd pasture uud feed it round, etc., or wunt an elevutor, feed chopper, gruln, wuru house, bplemlid I "cuiion on rivcrutu bargain I havo It. If you want to buy, soil, trade or rout, I can still you. AUo Have two farms In rent. Sumo splundld horscri for sale. If ynu wunti limnoo n-Hl --''' 't have uuy nuturhil work to do. Call ,..ii Mo uic in Ul dun siii-vt. ai vuii me store of liroWbier x White. 1 ia it it It, Ryan i lie Luxury ot Living p onl v experienced lu vour own home, where vnu nil the modern conveniences Mi tilu bathroom thai is (lt)ed up wiih nimii raniiury plunibhu: ntwl orri;luln biithlubs, uahluhand ba-Iii, and hV hut hot and d water ready for use. Wo will muku your home healthy, con venient and upto-dato In all the at a moderate cost. BARR&PEfZEL 314 lOMMKKUAt, iilkhEr. 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