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CANCER
Time woo wneti Cancer was, considered an (tipurahti. a Imi-nau
Physicians and friends could give little
unc muii-vcu wiiu 11113 icrnoic uiscnse.
a blooa disease, they still insist that
oui ai me same lime cannot assure
V(
Its place, for the disease Is in the b
ssasxs&SLM must be purified
C U1UUU
llill
Cancerisnotalwaysinherited ; your family may befree fro.,, any tain tet yrUortm
impure Blood Invites Disease. V?JU
or nose, a small lump on the jaw or
little or no attention. If you have nn
at once;
It iii T..'.. ' "--"
it will Cleanse VOItr blood
lood ni
Mrj. R. Shlrer, Ia riata, Mo , writes
Ijs i A
It gave
e much
-
(Hiuuinciciinucui my lace Al nrsl
uiuii mc jaw of gan 10 awen and becam
eat into the fleh, and irave tne Intense
JEffnMEW
Thia waa two
Send for our special book on Cancer
you ; it is tree.
Write our physicians about vourcuse.
have made a life study of Cancer and
cvu lur itiis.
O. C. T. Go's
I'AHStNOKIt BrKAJiKII
POMONA
altonA
lEAVIH.'I'Olt lllltrMNII
Dully nicer! Bnnday at 8 a. in
QOItK llMh AN1J CIIKA1' HATKB.
D'olf lH.(ro-n Btnl and Conrt Bta.
M. 1. tlALDWIN. Agent
DIAMOND
Havo vou lmd n fn'o sample of our
ovmi make of linking Powder?
"Diamond Brand"
Remember wo guarantco every can
that wo put out to bo absolutely 'pure.
It is 30 cents a pound can, you will save
20 cents on every pound can; and that
is woitn saving.
Penny saved, Is pi
innnv mmm. :innnv
Mnnoj
is refunded If you iiavo no success with
it.
Patronize homo industry.
Freah roasted coffee ovory day.
Molina Tea Store
Phono 2412.
Freo Dollverv.
4 UOCIAL NEWS
4 .- AND VIEWS
v
SOCIAL AMD I-EIIflONAL.,
Miss Josephine Jacobson, who hna
been visiting Miss Helen Calhrcath, has
returned to her homo In Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Fry expect to
leavo for a tour of Europo and the Paris
Exposition as soon as thoy can complcto
arrangements.
Miss Anulo Atwood has returned from
Orogon City, whore sho was tho guest of
Miss Gowan, and also attended eonio
League sessions.
Judge and Mrs. Wm, Ilameoy, of Mc
MInnvillo, aro in tho city. Thoy aro
horo looking up a location nnd expect to
reinovo horo eoon.
Tho many friends of Miss Mario
Tonguoat Sulom nnd other towns will'
rojolco at her fathor's good luck in se
curing a rcnominatlon to congress.
Mrs. W. II. Bynrs, who is at Madorin,
Cal., is reported as vory much improved
in health. Sho is with her son, Fred.
Hyars, who is practicing medicine at that
point.
Mr. 1 ng, tho well-known traveling
man, arrived from Ashland this morn
ing. Ho eays tho Ann prospect forablg
fruit crop thoro hai been nipped in tho
bud by tho severest fronts that wcro felt
all winter and tho trees will liuvcin rest
for year.
Miller Spanlol, of Stayton, was in
town today. Ho nays tho Citizen's
ticket gives general satiefaotlon. He
says W, W. Elder for county judge Is
very popular in his homo community.
He says ho is n sclf-mado man and is a
good business man.
Rev. J. M. SIiuIpo, formerly of Salem,
now of Boseman, Mont., has purchased
a farm of 150 acres near that place and
moved his family onto it. He moved to
Montana, for the health of his family
who aro afllicted with consumption.
Fnra time thVy Deemed to Improve but
recently tho oldest son Ardeu is failing
rapidly and Miss Fanido is not perman
ently improved.
IMDERKW8KI WORSHIPPERS
A rumor that Padurewskl. the great
pianist, widild bo on the train took a
number of poople to the train yeaterduy
afternoon but to their dlsaiioiiitmeiit his
bushy head was not to be seen.
The distinguished Polish artist went
through Salem on his special oar attach
to tho'urst section of the oveiland train
Wednesday morning.
At Ashland Paderewskl (pronounced
Paderefsky,) loft his palace on wheel to
take the air and showed himself to the
crowd. He isa little fellow-with blue
eyes and a washed-out brindlo mop of
hair. At Salem ho was not visible at tha
early hour the train passed here.
The following Salemites went to Port
land to hear him this eveniug:
Prof. Francesco i-'eeleyand Mrs.Seeley.
Mre.E. P. McCornack, Mrs. V. L. Will
man, Miss Hubbard, Miss Childers' Misr
The Non-Irziizting
Cathartic
Easy to take, easy to operate
Hood's Pills
relief or encouragement to
liycti now uoctors know or no rerncdv for thU f.nrf,it ..mtn.t.. . .
41.. I- .. .... i I . . . .' -.... ......uU. . ,
marc . no nope ouisiue e: n surgical operation, and ndv Ue von tn
" wiu noi return. You may cut or draw out the sore,
IS lirrihspnipii nntl MMelMtnliiM - 1.
breast.
reast .a harmless .looking wart or mole, and
""smmic sore, iiotri rely upon salves or
ntnl nrcvrtil tlii. rnnnnlU., F .
small plmrbcame on my Jaw about one Inch below the
mc no it oubte, and I did not think It waa anything aerloua
Inflamed At the name time the aore began to unread and
I -..- ... a......... v. .nti.ciUU3
I.C119,
I tried everything I could hear of, hut nothing did
years aio. and lamatilletiloilnir orrtrrt h-.iii',
; it contains much information that will
ntnl for nnvnilvlr.'nr Information .n..l.1 .
all blood diseases. We make no charge
Address, THE SWlT
Hirsch, Fred Waters, Mr. and Mrs. A.
F. Hofor, Jr., Mrs. E. Hofer, Mrs. F. It.
Auson, Miss Sholton, Miss Cox, Miss
Calbroath, Prof. Parvtn, Goo. U. Will,
E. T. Ilarncs L. L. Gcssnor, Mbs Lclo
Nicklln, Mrs. C. 8. Kloly and daughter.
Till! THKATHE
Mark Twain's play Pnddfnhead Wll
eon drow a good liouso at the Heed
Tuesday evening. Uurr Mcintosh's
proeuntatlou of tho leading part Is o
wondorful imitation of Mnrk Twain
himself.
Saturday April U, On tho Sunwneo
River.
FROM KXCIIANflGS.
The Congregational church of I'uguno
has extended a unanimous call for pastor
to Kev. Mac. II. Wallace. of Oakland,
Cal. Tho L'ontlemnu is eald to ho n iiinn
of much literary culturo.
,pK.in,lS -!!,rili'l0.'t:arR".11n,.0ffc'r
ise, Oal., is spending a month In Ash-
nd for the benefit of nor health, acuoct
Jose,
land
oi mt. ami .urs. u. tt. tox. ur. i ear-
gain is a sleter of tho senior United
states senator from Oregon, Hon. Ueo.
W. MulMdo
Roacburg PJalndealer: Miss I.illle
Crawford, who hna beon visiting with
Miss Stella Harmon, returned to her
homo at Albany this morning,
Tho elegant homo of Mr. and Mrs. HJ
F. U.irron, a few miles south ofAshland,
was tho scone of a remarkablv Imnnv
ami urniiani wedding, nuimlay noon,
when Mr. Edmund k, Roberts and Mies
Eunice E Davis wcro united in marriogo
by the lie v. J. F. Wallace.
Grants Pass wai tho sceno of n wed
ding out of tho UKiial, Inst week. Two
brothers named 8. E. and J. It. Robin
Fon, whoso homes aro In Wlldervllle,
soino time since mndo tho acquaintance
of two sisters named Maliala nndMalildii
McColom, who lived In Nebraska and
wore visiting in Josephine county. Af
ter tho young ladles departed for their
homes a correspondence followed, and
marriage was proposed by mall. Last
Tuotday the young ladles came In re
sponse to tho proposal, and thoy wero
met nt tho train by their lovers.
Licenses wero atonco procured and tho
couples united in wedlock by Justico Orr
Urortii.
CHORAL Bocnrrv
Prof. W. J. Crawford, presldont of the
tmiem unorai society, tendered Jiia res
ignation last night, for tho reason that
ho could not attend tho cessions of the
oagnnization regularly. Tho resigna
tion was accepted nnd Prof. Win P.
Drew, of Willamette University, was
elected to fill tho vacancy. The society
is rehearsing the oritorio of "St. Paul,"
and at tho noxt rehearsal will bo joined
by the orchestra.
TEMPKRA.NCK RALLY.
Tonight, at Salvation Army hall, Hon.
T. P. llacklemau, of Albany, will give a
fine temperance talk, to which every-
ono is cordially invited. .Mr. Hackle
man Is a good speaker, and those who
will come to hear him, will no doubt bo
benefited. Thoro will lio good sing
ing nnd music during tho mooting
.Mr. Huukleuian is the father of Mrs.
R. Kuhn, of tho Salem Salvation Army
corps.
HUWANEE RIVKII.
Which is to bo seen at the opera houro
Satuiday night is endorsed as a piny to
which families may be tukon with tho
nseuranco that its thomu and treatment
cannot but appeal to one's great
emotions. The story and treatment is
the old ono of mortgaged estates, In
triiue. muUho eventual clearing away
of a villlauous atmosphere before the
sunshine of honesty and morality. There
is a pathetrc love story, a rich vein of
humor, and permeating all Is the dis
tinct southern flavor of the sunny
climes in which the play revolves, A
careful scenic investiture has been pro
vided, a meritorious company is
promised, and taken as a whole, "On
tho Suwiinou River' must prove an ud
ditiun to tho "homo plays" of the stage
Por bale.
We liaoilpe dl to close out our lum
ber buHliiM-s at Salem Oregon. If you
ure liititrmited rail at our olliee.
Gooiuik I.mniKii Co.
5 tl-tf.
TRAINS CHANGE TIME.
An Additional Train the Albany Local
Will Bo Hut On.
On next Monday, the 10th lust., the
Southern Paolflc company will introduie
a now sWiedulo 011 its Willamette val'ey
lino. On this dato the Albany local will
be placed in operation.
The new schedule w HI be as follows :
Orevoii express North, 4:50 a m.;
south, 10:33 p. in.
Albany local North, 7:ol a. in.;
south, U' 15 p. nt.
Shasta express North, 4:05 p. in.;
south, 11 a. in.
The Evening Journal circulation will
be much helped by these trains.
OFFICIAL FIOURE6
On the Killed and Wounded In the
Philippine Campaigns.
Amerioan casualties in the Philip
pines since AuRiiet 0, le03, inclu.lvo of
all otlicial reports given out at Washing
ton to April 4, 1000, am as follews:
Killed 407
Died of wounds, diseaee and acci-
. dents 1,180
Totoldealhs 1.0SS
Wounded 2,072
Total loss , 3,72ft
Total loss reported last week 3.68S
Total death's reported last neck. .1,021
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MIWUUKMBLE
vlille admlttlnir it to Ih
i have the Cancer cut nut.
but another will come in
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vi nun, a nine pimpie on tne eyelid.
other cainSmlRiSS:
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SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA. OA.
Plat of tho Po?t OlTlce Site.
II. U. Thlelson has lately been engaged
on a sot of drawings for tho United
States Government, showing a plat of
tho new post otllco site These havo
Just beon complotcd and sent to tho
supervising architect at Washington.
Taken in conjunction with tho photo
graphic views sent by Recorder Judnh,
they will furnish all tho data in regard
to tho location of tho slto and its sur
roundings which aro necessary for tho
intelligent plannlg of tho building and
all necessary wator, sower and gas con
nections. Tho plats proparod by Mr.
Thlelson, who isn flrstclass civil engi
neer and draughtsman show tho gen
eral contour of tho ground Including
tho court houeo and Capitol grounds,
tho elevations, tho cxactjlocatlon of tho
fVl.1l A.lt nn...... ...f.l. ll- .1.....1. l.l....
viiiiuflucutrunui twin tits uuffm uuiuw
mo suriaco, ami tno manliolos thoroin.
Th0 "fttor mnIn8 nnd liyuranU, and
,. , , , , ,,, ' ., ,
gaa nm,na nro a" Iocate,l. with their
depths below tho surfaco. Each tele
graph pole, trco and shrub nro also
shown on tho plat, and if tho supervising
architect wants to know anything moro
about tho site, he will have to coraoand
look nt it himself.
Notifying Administrators,
County Judgo Terroll is sending out
notices to all administrators of estates
which havo been In process of adminis
tration for n number of years and havo
never been closed up, requesting thorn
to report to tho probate court according
to law. Many administrators never tako
tho final steps to closo up the estates
which thoy handle TJioy pay off tho
debts nnd Bcttlo up tho estnto, turn tho
property over to tho heirs, and scorn to
think that is all that is necessary; thoy
fall to fllo their final accounts and havo
them properly uccoptod and thomsolves
discharged. Where personal property
only Is Involved, this mokes no great dif
ference oxcopt in tho county records of
probato business. Rut in tho casoof
real estate it leavos a sorlous cloud on
tho title, as tho records will show a
break In tho chain of tltln and an ab
stract will not show n good title This
proves a serious incoiwenienco to tho
heitB If thoy want to sell ; and every ad
ministrator snouid uo oniigod to com
ply with tho law.
New Sidewalk.
Thn citizens in tho Eastern portion of
tho city hnvo raUod funds to build a
sldo walk on Stato street from tho resi
dence of 0. N. Potter to tho ponltontta
ry, and a forco of men nro engaged in
laying the walk. This la a long-needed
want as thoro has been no sidewalk
leading to tho ponitentlary for a num
ber of years. John Patterson is also
laying a now sidowalk along his East
Stato Btreot proporty.
aalem a Publishing Center.
Tho quartorly roport of Postmaster
Hirsch shows that tho amount of post
age collected on second class matter
mailed by publishers and news agents at
the fc'alem otllco during tho last quarter
was pearly 50 per cent greater than for
tho corresponding quarter of last year.
This Indicates that Salem is increasing
in importance as a publishing contcj.
HEART
FAILURE
Hvery day adds to the list of deaths
attributed to heart failure If the
truth were told the bulk of these
deaths might be written down as due
to stomach failure, l'or it is in the
failure of the stomach and other organs
of digestion and nutrition, that "weak"
heart, "weak " lungs, " w eak " nerves and
other forms of physicial deterioration
having their beginning. The man whose
stomach is sound, who can digest and
assimilate the food he cats, and so keep
each organ of the body well nourished,
is the man who is least liable to collapse
under the sudden weakness of some
vital organ.
The preservation of health which fol
lows the use of Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical DUcovery, is chiefly due to the
fact that it perfectly and permanently
cures diseases of the stomach and organs
of digetion and nutrition, purifies the
blood and increases the blood supply of
the body. Weak people will find in this
medicine a sure means of strength.
I w under doctort' cart for quite a time,
write Mr J V Kldd. of l-arroIcyiYille, Wiyne
Co.. Ky 'Tbejr bad almcat giwta me up, and
my urTerlaz w utry steal My pul u
weak, breath hort and I bad Krtre palna in
back, bead and lege. Had palpitation of heart,
and lor eleren months I wai sol able to do a
day'i work. I purchaMd five bottle of Dr K. V.
Hire' Oolden Medical OUeoKty and by the
time the fifth botUe wt gene Iu a well man.
Dr. Pierce's PelleU regulate the liver.
MAHION COUNTY T1CKHTS.
Printed for Information of the Public and
Without Expense.
Citizens' Ticket.
Representatives John A. Jeffrey, of
Salem; John W. Jory, of Sidney; E.
Hofer, of Salem; A. It. Hndelson, of
Jefferson; John It. Dlinick, of Hub
bard. Coonty Jcnais W. W. Elder, of Stay
ton. Sheriff Frank W. Durbin, of Howoll.
Clerk W. E. Finzer. of Woodburn.
Recorder Jtihn I. Kinir. of Macleav.
TitEBORKK G. 0. Matlock, of Silver-
ton.
Abskbsor J. W. Hobart, of Sllvorton.
Commissioner W. W. Culver, of Lib-
orty.
Coroner J. W. Whttlock, of Sllvcrton
School Superintendent A. J. Gor-
land, of Salem.
Surveyor A. Gobalot, of South Salem,
Salesi District Justico of tho Peaco,
J. O'Donald; Constablo, John H.
Lewis.
Republican Ticket.
Representatives J. M. Poormnn,
Woedburn: Honrv Kceno. Sr..
of
of
Stayton; 0. D. Ifartman,
of Scotts
Aims; J. m. smith, ot Salem; ixt h,
Pearco.of Salem.
County Judoe John II. Scott, of Sa
lem. Sheriff Chas. A. Murphy, of Salem.
Clerk W. W. Hall, of Woodburn.
Recorder J.' II. Roland, of Jefferson.
Treasurer A. L. Downing, of Sublim
ity.
Assessor Charles Lombcko, of llutto
ville. Surveyor B. B. Horrick, Jr., of Sa
lem. Superintendent of Schools E. T.
Moores, of Sllvorton.
Commissioner I. 0. Needham, of Sid
nor. Coroner Dr. D. F. Lane, of Salem.
Salem District Justico of tho Peace,
John W. Reynolds; Constable, D. C.
Mlnto.
TODAY'S MARKET.
Portland, April 10. Wheat, valloy
&. Walla Walln, 54055.
Flour Portland, best graded $2.70 to
$3.00. Superilno f 2.10 porbbl. .
Oat Whlto 35030c, grey 33 to 31.
Millstuff Bran, $13; shortB, $15.
Hoy Timothy $1U10 per ton.
Onions $1.6002.50 per cental.
Potatoes 50 to COc per sack.
Buttor Best dairy, 3O037K? 'nnoy
croamory,45 to50o; storo, 25 to 30c.
Eggs Oregon, lljifc por doz.
Poultry Chickens, mixed, $3.60 to
i 00; hens, $5 to 0.00 j turkoys, llvo 13c.
Mutton Dressed, 7 to 7Jo per pound.
Hogs Heavy dressed 5 to Oc.
Beef Steers, I,04.5O; cows,$3.50 04;
dressed beef, Om to 7J4C.
Veal Dressed, 7 0 8c.
Hops 7010c; old crop 500c.
Wool Valloy, 12013o; Eastern Oro
gon, 8014o ; Mohair, 27030.
Hides GrcQn. salted 00 lbs, 800c;
under CO lbs, 7WQ8W ; ulioop pelts. 150
20c.
BALK.M MAI1KRT.
Wheat 53 pounds and over, 43c.
Wool, 10c, Mohair, 30c.
Hops 6 to 7M0
Oats 28 to 30c.
Hay Baled, clioat, $8; timothy, $90
$10. ,
Eggs 10c cash ; lie trado. 1
Flour In wholesale lots. $2.50; retail,
$1.
MUlstuffs Bran, $13; shorts, $14X.
Hogs Dressed, 6)0.
Llvo cuttlo Steers, 3J4 ! cows, 2 to
3c.
rlhcop $2.6003.
Dressed Veal flJtfc.
Buttor Dairy, loc; creomory, 25c.
Poultry Clilukons. 8; turkeys, 10 to
12c.
Potatoes 25c to 35c.'
Lewis Ackerman, Goshen, Iud., says,
"DoWltfs Llttlo Early Itfscrs always
brim: certain relief, cure mv hcadacho
and novorgrlpo." Theygontly cleanse
and invigorate tho bowels and liver.
Stones Drug Stones.
OA8TORXA.
Beuiti im Kind Yon HanAImp Bought
M. B. Smith, Butternut. Mich., says,
"DuWitt'a Little Karly Ilisers aro the
vory best pills I ovor used for costive
ness, liver and bowol tronblos." Stones
Drug Stores.
OASTOXlIiL.
Uri th 9A "tad You Hits Always Bought
lte Kind You Hava Always
Signature
of
"I used Kodol Dyspepsio Cure In my
family with wonderful results. It gives
immediate relief, is pleasant to take and
is truly tho dyspeptic's best friends."
says h. Hartgerinck, Overisol, Mich.
Dfgosts what you eat. Cannot fail to
to euro. Stones Drug Stores,
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure,
Digests what you eat.
It artificially digests the food and aids
Nature In strengthening and rccon
jtructlngthe extiaiirted digestive or
gans. It Is the latest discovered digest
ant and tonic. No other preparation
can approach it In eaicloncy. It In
itastly relieves aud permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea.
3lckIIeadache,Oastralgia,Crampa,and
ill other rcsiiltsof Imperfect digestion.
"-eporadby CC DiWltt & Co Co'caqu.
HTONBVS DUfJO STOHK.
3
DAILY TrtAlfJS
BETWEEN
OGDEN AND DENVER
3
The iucreaxe in tranrcontiuontal travel
bv wav of Bait Lake City In consequence
of the scenic and other attractions of the
route, has already Justified the Itio
Qrando Western Hallway In connection
with the Denver &. Itio Grande and Col
orado Midland Itaitroada says the Halt
Lake Tribune, in establishing a triple
daily fast passenger service between Oi
den and Denver. All of these trains are
uipped with the Iatet appliances, tin-
provemeuU and cars. This road now
operates through sleepers betwen Chi
cago, Ogden aud San Francisco, also a
periect dining car service, rsenu -'c pont
age for literature, rates or other Informa
tion vo J. v, jianiueio, oj sauingiuu.
st. Portland j or Geo. W. HelnU.Ueneral
Passenger Agent, Salt Lake City.
Mtt&MMmwZzrM
(EJ-ffl
AM'gclablc PrcpriMlionTorAs
slmllatlnfj ihcFootlnntincdula
llng IlicStotnachs nnrtBoAYcta or
Promotes Digcsllon.Checrfuh
ncasniKincst.Contalns nclllicr
Opitim,forphinc norJOneral.
ISOT "N.MlC OTIC .
JltopeofOUJr&iMXLHTaaR
Aip Stnl'
MxSmrm
Apafccl Remedy rorConsOra
Hon, Sour Stomach.Diarrlioca
mnl Loss of Sleep.
FacSinulo Si'gnnture of
new Yomc.
D(ACT COPY OP WRAPPER.
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aS
TO THE WISE
farmer, or those who intend planting
their gardens or doln spring work of
any kind in this lino, aro that you, will
And overythliiK in garden and farm tools
of the very best quality nnd nt tho low
est prices at
mm
R. m. QQADB S CO
"W
t".i
Your Easter Shirt
should bo as whlto nnd Inimaculato as
Kastor lilies and with tho samo beauti
ful finish that makes thorn look like
frosted snow. Our perfect methods of
laundry work aro tho only ones that
will insure this to you If vou want it
spotless and limitless In its beauty. Our
work is unrivaled. Test It and It will
lie provon.
Salem torn Laundry
COLON Kb J, OLMHTEU) PIlOmiKTOR.
DOHOUB I). OLUHTKAl), l(III,
Phono 411, 10 Liberty Street
Improved Sanitary
Plumbing
In homes has lowered tho death
rate materially In the last few years,
and thoso who appreciate health tlo
not fall to havo their plumbing re
fitted with oKiii fixtures of all kiuds,
in bath rooms and kitchen. In tho
llttintr up of homes with new open
plumbing, we claim to bo masters of
the trade.
BARR&PETZEL
211 COMMERCIAL STKEET.
Telephone No. 2371.
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GASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
ASTORIA
YMC CtNTAUR COMPANY. NW YORK GITY.
Something to Be Proud Of
Is tho ownership of aCrescent. Olove
laud or Gendron bicycle. It Is tho nemo
of perfection in blcyclo construction,
where lightness is not sacrificed for
strength ond mechanical skill blend to
make a wheel that is unoxcellcd for mil
ling qualities nnd reliability. Wo havo
iisploudld stock to choosofrom. Atf"5,
lo 50.
R. M. Wade &.Co
IH..,,
Don't Ee Afraid
Whon you eumplo our cholro vintages of
tbblo wines that they will bo expensive
Imicuiibu thoy nru so lino. It Is our aim
to furn'sh tho choicest that Is inado at
tho lowest pilccs that they can bo
secured for anywhere. Try our flnu
Htirgundles, Clarots, Itlesllngs or Hnu.
terno for your Kastor dinner mid it will
bo a treat. Our price will bo un In
ducement. J P. Rogers
218 and 222 Commercial Street.
A Royal Fast
Can Ihi enjoyeil iu our choice fat lamb
prime ribs and loins of beef, leg of uui t
ton or choice cuts of veal. Wu ian oater
to the most fastidious palato lu tender,
julov and richly flavored meats, IitiiH
seiiu jou one around for dinner. You
can'tbeat either our prices or our meats
B. O. CROSfa
Statk St, Mabkkt.
PiioKa 201. '
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BUSINESS (JAIUW.
C. H. (HACK
Successor to Dr. J. M. Kceno, old
Whltn Horner. Pnlnni fir 1'nrtlnd ilneU.
Ing superior operations at moderate fees
many orancn aro in especial request.
ALBERT A. JESSUP.
Phono 1671,
H00M8 1 AND 3, ORAY UUC.
Osteopath y
In Salem ond Albany
DR, GRACE ALBRIGHT
Graduato of American School of Osteo
paiuy.
SALEM-Monday, Wei
Fridavs hours, 0 to 11 u.
over Woller's crocon.
imtiiv.
cdncsday- and
m. ; to 4 p
ALBANV Tuesday, ThurEday and
Saturday ; hours 0 to 12 a. m. ; 1 to 5 p.
m., Mrs. Winns resldenco.
B. H. JONES,
Attornoy-nt-Ltvw
Toledo, Orogon.
Wm Clork'of Circuit Court for six Tears nmlliHR
an tip-to Uato alntract of all property tn Lincoln
eoumr. 11.17m
G, A. ROBERTS,
Bicycle Repairing,
Now and second hand wheels
lODJStato btroot. 1-0 Phono 2876
offioe,;gity:uall.
For wator hcrvlco noply at ofllco.
Bills puyablo monthly In ndvunco.
Muko all complaints ut tho ofllco.
GOLD DUST FLOUR
MARK IIY
Tho SIdnoy Powor Co.,
BIDNKY, OI1KOOK.
Ilomodelod especially for making fam
ily flour and custom work. Old wheat
Hour still on hand. Ask your grocer
for it. Bran nnd shorts always on hand.
CAPITAL CITV
Express and Transfei
Moots oil mall and passoncor trains.
Daggngu to all imrtB of tho city. Prompt
corvico. leiopnono imo. eoi.
DISUUK & HKIPTON.
PLATINO PHOTOS.
Enlnrgomcnts In Crayon nndi.Wuter
Color. . Photo Buttons.
Amateur dovoloplnt; and finishing
neatly done. U W. DIEKMAN.
Haocnianr to K. J. Drown.
Q HOUND ll'LOC-lt
13 Couiinorclul St., Biilein Oregon.
S, C, STONE. M. D.
t'roprlotor of
Stones Drug Stores
8Ai.KM,;onKaoH.
Hriiottorei (two In number) aro located a
No. 'Oi anil 833 Commercial itreet, and aro
troll atocked with a complete lino oldnigi and
mcdlclnii, totlot urtlclca, perlutaery, brtuhea
etc., oto., etc,
UK. HTONB
HMlia(Uotno23can:oxperlonco'lu tha prao
tlcoof mcHllclneand now make no chargo for
oouiulutlou. eiamlnatloii or proacrlptlou.
MEAT AND POULTRY.
MiloC, Matthews
Buccvuor lo KxlwurJi AJMallliow
M1CA.T nnd
POUbTHY
MARKET
State street near railroad. Freshest
and best meats, My patrons say I keep
the. best meats In town.
The German Market
Will he found all kinds of meat
and tho best of sausage, FREE
DELIVERY. All bills duo tho
Into firm of Wnlt A Mlescko
mustibo paid.
CDOLZ &. SON
171 Commercial St.
SALJ5H J.OUGES
H.J.
No. IIS
W. W.
Hilom (.'amp
at UlaaAla ..Aw Vli4
f, 7ik), iu A. O. U. W- hall, UtaUi liu. bblp
i7aivMi i.Kiiui i.u, awMBuauii aaausi
rnvob-
K X
IkHilllml. 0. U
W. A. Moorn, clerk,
roctii 16, loorea blk
KOUlCaTlCWB Oir .MICUIQA.
Court Hlierwool r"urel No. IV. UwiU Ktl.Ur
nlahU In Turner block. John 11. Ghaut, a It. A
U llrown wee. II 17-lrr
CURE YOUPSELFI
Ism tngii itt Mhli'.qr'
!( liri, IbAsiiMaMiiikfW
irrlUlluu ur uUsmlWiM
it iiiucuu tumhrum.
l'iiluiti, mu1 uui trill
IfrnKvitiiOHitfieiito. 01
IIUI. "J ..-..Hlf.'..
ur m Iu (Uln fti-t,
ffio. ur 1 IhimIm, lI.lS. A
Circular mil vu rxiua
Notica to Contractors.
Tho undersigned will receive proitoMiI,
at 2 p. in. Monday, April U IWiO nt tho
olliee of Pugh A. tlruy for tho erection of
an Odd Fellows temple,
Plans and spocillcatlans aro now on
file at the alwvo olllro. for tho tnspec
tion ot prospective bidders Tho right
Is rottorved to reject any or all bids.
A. N. MOORES.
TILMON FORD.
J. W. YOUNG.
3 27 tf. Committee.
Dtm"T0R6ET
Wo carry a small stock ot
FLOUR,
BRAN,
' AND SHORTS,
Made at Albai;, and are prepared to
supply small cotisumors -say ono saek
to a ton at a low price, l'loaso make
inquiry, and save your small change,
Snlnm Flnurinf? Mills Co.
Salem late Co.,
w
vsatiitiiixiJ
lW iilu'ivn
MJw litu.aiM.1 Bj
tn ii-....m hiiuwl
K?
UktM mitfi.Q K3I
kim. v a-1 JHt
3-H-eod
i '
New today. adVertlm
... . !.. i.t 11 i . . -, s
linos or loss In this ooltirVvn fn
viiruu umQa Tor oort
l.oo por month. All over f
nt samo rata.
LOST. A silver hoo, rk4Wjkt" . '
recelvo reward. sh4I18 ti
-. ,, .. . . vvi-f lllllll HUH twji
FOR SALE OU RENT-Ten.m'twl
Within one mile of sts-U tiMi';Viti1
onnleti land, with good lMUMt
buildings and ImproveraeMts. KJii'W
Geo. S. Downing, Salotn, OreJ,44HR8
rrrt.-.l" .. ' rS
iiiwiUYAii-Alt patrons of ttw 8
Ore.tmorv f!n.. will nlnua 1..1.'.
that wo shall remove at bm, tromm?
present quarters, No. 114 Cort Strwtl-J
opera house block, to tho 1)hAM4'
formerly ocenpiod by D, J. Fry,'8(lrH .'
storo, opposite, south, from Leddjf' ?
stteot, whero wo shall bo permanently '
located, bottorpropniod than ever to ?JjE,
iuu turu 01 our rnpuuy growing dus- W
lnoss. Our creamory plant will bo Jit
full AMnvnlLn i... A-.tf 1(1.1. t ' . uSi
v.. ' f "1"" m wncn.WBj
will rccoivo both cream and milkTatt
tlin fnninrv. lnv(lna 1ii.utr.r- 1IU M-z
sale, within threo miles of Balom; willj
iimi iv wj niuir iiuurvni, q can ami MU
otir tricos. BALEM nRRAfRUV?
CO.. nnnrefn T niwvHuiA tnnnU; Vji
4-10 tf.?
HOUSE WANTED-Will trade a flrit-
class blcyclo for a horso. Apply to'A'.'S
. j,, oounMAi. omco, tsaiora. i-VUf
WANTKD-Work by the dav in faraillcSM
anuuiMUK, UUBling, OIC. UBIl at WiUi
sou longing House, near bridge. 4-0-3t
YOUNO. Wnmtn nlnn,. t.. n. i.r.
father loft sto.nnn in nmrrt t.ut.'
sho cannot manago alone, doeiresklnd It
nnu nonest husband. Address Box? vj
o, at. ixjius, aio. 4 O 3t.l ; f.
SMITH'S Now and second-hand rtorei
301 Commercial struct, nnnr.olto n,,t
uiuuu, nun iiuuriy ororyiuing tnat you
need to furnish your homo, InclueW
n largo numbor of books, ataoav
Which nrr. fVmnor'a WnvnrluV TtiuTtVir
nry'a and Victor Hugo's works d
Webster's Unabridged Dictionary. HeCTk
lioaan assortment of wheels, lncfadliii s??
h Ttnllnnni In trtw nnln- in a i- fleXr
; .; " "'""i t. vo'ij
iiimuia ns gooi as now, 22.60;
uuiiiH jmponai. goou as new, fay
Coino, soo and obtain a bargain. ,!
4 7 6t?
WANTED. An oxporluncod girl to .do?
(iuuumii nuiieu worn, uttll hi 1.1) Line
jncKiu street.
4 7,tf!
OIIOI013 SEKD OATS-Cholco wliltal
oats lor seen, raised on tho Wai lac eT
orciiaru, lor salo. Applv at tho oreh-
nrd, or at Balom Wator Co. 4-0-on j
FOIt ItENT Stock farm of 100 acres
2i mllos from a town. House, barn$
nnd outbuildings, spring wator, fruit
nnd plenty of outsido range, l'rlco,,
J60 cash. Call on or address George
M. Boolor & Co., 288 Commercial sU,
Salem, Or. 4-C-lm
A aOOD Oppotunity to learn the low- , - "
elryand watchmaking trade. Only' J'
bucIi persons us can furnish the bst ,-,) m
of references noetl apply. O. II. MWg
Hinges, sou Commercial street. 4 5 1(; V;
NEWfJGIEs7-A car load different'
styles, first class Just rocslved; f.S
beforo yon buy, call and see thorn. , m
l'ohlo & llishop, Stato aud Front 8ts.' k"i
A f.,!"' 5
SUITS, PANTS, OVEIICOAT8. To-A
measure rertect tit guaranteed, i
"AOn ntvln. In antnoi frnm Tf H f
liollo, Stato Street, agent Wanni-I
iiiaxer oc iirowu, l'uiiauoipnia, 47-U
WANTED. Tallow and Soap grease in' ft
excliango for soap. Capital Soap ti
Works, Salem, Or., Ferry street ncan, fit
lUth. 4-6tf&w?,'ti
LADIES WHEEL. Now, at a rare4?
bargain. Call on A. II. Journal Of-im
POTATO LAND for rent, about 60 or '
GO acres. Call at tho F. Iery hop
ranch, or at tho otllco of Herron &' '
Levy, in Salem. 3 31 lm
TRADE A Ave room cottage and three,,
lota near Yew Park school, to trado for
Eastern Oregon land. Gilllum county
prefered. Address F. M. Rlnelmrf, '
Olex, Ore. 327-lm
WHEN HAVING-Your eprinir skirts
mndu go to Madam Yon Tobel. The
onlyexclustvo salrt-makor in Balem.
Perfect fit guarantcetl, and prices
reasonable, itowland House, Corner,
Liberty and Court streets. 3 29 2w
POSITIVE CURE.-for Eacma -'laWt,
ivnml. fnrtn A I ! with a " I ."
uhw vaaia aiuiMVOI IVt W tUti
iiox no, iaiiman, Oregon. 3 27 ltn'
1 -st.
WANTED Christian man or woman to ,r A
qualify for permanent position of 4r!
trust in your homo county, 850 -J
yearly. Euelosoficlf-tttldrcsed,stamped f
envelope to R. 8. Wollaco, general ft
secretary, Care of Tho Capital Jour- JJs
nal. Slm.tK
JUST ARRlVED-DIrect from tho fa T
tory, a whole lot of 3 and SJf wagon :.J,
wheels, which wo are soiling at.ro-
ducixl rates. Pholo A lliihop, ljtatti. ,,i
and Front streets. 8-SHm; y.- &
WANTED Men to cut cord woodlj
Eiuiulro at Room 0, over Gilbert's -JjSL
bank. . 3-2Q.lt ?,!
NEW WAOON8.-Llghtor heavy farm;
urexnresi wagons, inouuwin nacKS, ,
lilli.tr luAnl. It,. ..at..i ..n... a ...I aI.I . i
uuvKiMlliio, uujj,ii'o, iunr HUU UiU, TJtm
eastern and homoinauo, on hand. Any M
Kiiiuui u veiuvio uuik io uruer av
snori nouco. woric guaranieen-vOi
it........ tr......i a..i... 'i.... i...'j
tory. 30d Com. St. 3-lJ.lmo
FOR RENT. A good flvo-room houl
with basement, on High street ncarj
Union. Good well water. Apply ' ti
Aug. Scltreiber. 421 lllh street;
8-17-tf
FOR SiVLE-Twelvo fresh milch cows. ;
Annly to iirowu & Sou. hast Saleia.
'. SitiM.'l
'TTT'
10 RENT. A good hop yard ot 22 acres.
In lino condition with trood bulldlniaTl
-Win.Jl. Egon, Pro As. 381HJj
HOUSE OLEANEIW Remeinbcri
tlml tho best and cheapest carpet
paper Ik tho heavy felt paper sold
atTUEjOUHNAfcOfllCC. 20-tt.
The Club Stablei
i
Corner ot Liberty aud FerryStrySts. .,
lHON D4I
Iii tho Lost place in tho dty,Ho
get a first-class rig. Specials
attention to commercial men,"
the best ot care given to boards
ing and transient stock. Rigi?
Iiirni&hud to all twtrtll of t7
country with or without drlvor; 1
Unla&.i uiltliln Ilia hunlt n all f,l
,.-.,.., ..v. v .,j.4
Louis Millar $on
2
m
. -ti'.ii
mi A. inTii'i&ii&iaii n. ,
KClT i.. i-fej 4lim i-