The Daily journal., April 23, 1900, Image 3

Blood Tro
As the blood contains all the elements necessary to sustain life, it is impor
tant that It be kept free of all impurities, or it becomes n source of disease,
tioisoning instead of nourishing the body, and loss of health is sure to follow.
Some poisons enter the blood from without, through the skin by absorption, or
inoculation; others from within, ns when waste' products accumulate in the
system and ferment, allowing disease germs to develop and be taken into the
circulation. While all blood troubles have one common origin, each has some
peculiarity to distinguish it from the other. Contagious Blood Poison, Scrofula,
Cancer Rheumatism, Uczema and other blood diseases can be distinguished by
. .:'.. r. tilrvr. pruntion or inflammation nnnenrineon the skin, hvcrv blood
disease shows sooner or later on the outside and on the weakest part of the body, or where it finds the least resistance.
Many mistake the sore or outward sign for the real disease, and attempt a cure by the use of salves, liniments and other
external applications. Valuable time is lost and no permanent benefit derived from such treatment.
BLOOD TROUBLES REQUIRE BLOOD REMEDIES; the poison must be completely and perma.
nently eradicated the blood reinforced, purified nnd cleansed, or the disease goes deeper and saps the very life. Mercury,
potash and arsenic, the treatment usually prescribed in this class of diseases, are violent poisons, even when taken in smull
iottt never cure, but do much harm by adding another poison to the already overburdened, diseased blood.
... S. S. S., Nature's own remedy, made of roots and herbs, attacks the disease in
fek k EL tuc blood, antidotes and forces out all impurities, makes weak, thin blood rich, strong
1 Vm P"sl and healthy, and at the same time builds up the general health. S. S. S. is the onlj
lfcT toaT purely vegetable blood purifier known, and the only one that can reach deep-seated
fja 'Sb. A
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or any similar blood trouble, write them
dencc. Wc make no charge for this service. Dookou blood and skin diseases tree.
O. C. T. Go's
PA8SKN0ER BTKAlUKIl
POMONA.
X AND T"T
altonA
LKAVES.FOU H'OUTLAND
Usltr niocpt SuniUv at 8 ."m.
QUICK. TIMK AND ClIKAl' HATEB.
Dock betwttn Btata and Court tit.
M. V. BALDWIN, Amnt.
Just Think
WHAT YOU WILL SVVB
iiv nuYiNo oun iiak
inu rowuKii. : : .
"THE DIAMOND BRAND'
You are not out of anything if
)nuhnrono succors with it, as
we will refund tlio money, nnd
if sntUfery: just think nguin
what you Mill save in tlio futitro
by trying n aw, every tlmo 20c
in saved on it pound.
Penny paved is u penny made.
No ulnm or ainiiioni.i in tlio
powder.
y tb can ISccnti
1 tb can HO (out).
'1 Hi tnii76.icnl-
Yokohama Tea Store
Phone 2412.
Frco Delivery.
OCIAL NEWS
AND VIEWS fc
SOCIAL AND PBU80.VAL.
It. B. Duncan has gono to Oregon
City.
Mrs. Rhoda Eados is visiting in Port
land. Armin F. Stolnor lma gono to Rose
burg. John Rotan went to Albany Sunday
oV,onlng.
Guy lllrech wai n homo visitor over
Sunday.
Mrs. Dr. Payton lias gotio to Portland
for a short visit.
Jas. Wlnstanley went to Portland tliis
morning on a trip.
Mis Rena fatlnson came up from Port
land Sunday to visit her mother.
lftr. Geo. Slnnot, of Tlio Dalles, in tl e
guilt of her sister, Mrs. II. P. McNaiy.
Walter Morloy spent Sunday in Pott
land visiting his mother who is quite
nick.
Mrs. Ida Babcock has roturned from a
few days Visit in Portland and Oiegm
Oity.
"Mrs. A. W. naglcy, of Jefferson, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and' Mrs. Dix
ter Field.
Miss Bun Tarrleh of Portland.-w as
here on a short visit over Sunday with
her mother,
J P RoborUon, Watt Ship, and Mrs.
QUdyt Hooker were Portland passong' rs
bunday evening.
Mrs. II. D. Pallnn-has gone to Port
land for a few days' vMt with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Brejman.
Dennis Morrison of Seattle who came
home sick with rheumatism about ten
days ago, has returned to Seattle much
improved.
Mr. Carrie .L. Mum ford and children,
of Falouse, Wash., aro the guests of her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. TF. Royal, ol
South Salem.
Mrs. T. L.Davidson, r.f Morningside,
left last Monday on a six weeks' visit
to her sisters in Eastern Oregon and
Washington Uncle Tommy is a dlscon
solate dickey bird.
Mrs. E. P. Cochran U at home again
after several days visit in Portland,
during which she attended the annual
meeting of tho North Pacific Board of
Millions.
ikom rxciuNOMs.
Sutter Creek, Cal.. Reiord; Mrs.
Jofenh Iternnr.lt ami ti- inn nl Pakim.
Or., are visiting their relatives, Mr. and
"" cod jvrnardl, in this pirco.
I-AETY AT LIBERTY.
A fare ell party was given at the
nome or Wm. Dorman near liberty.
Friday night In honor of J. 8. Stephens
and Robert Dorman. 1 ho denarted to
day for Butte, Montana. Among thote
present were:
Miss Kmma Dorman, Miss Estella
Hardwick, Miss Katie Lathrop, MIu
Ethel Dore, BenJ. T. Smith, Zella
CrouH", Waller M ilea, Charlie Lathrop,
Jas. Batt, Frank II. Jory, Carl Hatch,
WiU W Allen, Oscar Dncer. Homer
blood troubles. A record ot 50 years 01
unfailing specific for all blood and skin troubles,
Froo Medical Troatmont.
skillet!
d physicians, who have made blood and
Contagious Wood Poison, Cancer, Scrofula,
fully for advice about your case. All correspondence is 1 conducted in strictest tonU
Dove, Boy Weaver, Bertha Weaver, Will
Dorman, Johnnie Donrer. Hnttlo Dor
ninn, Florence llemsley, Anna Steph
eue, Robt. Dorman, Jas. S. Stephens.
A nrscKPTios.
A pleasant Saturday afternoon was
spent at tho homo ot Mrs. F X. Hnfor,
on Losllu street, by a number of her
lady friends. The time wai put in play
ing whist, gueiilug conundrums and at
solving a bean-guessing contest. The
successful contestants wero Mesdames
Brown, Staloy, Strong nnd Kibele who
carried off the nouvoniors nnd trophies.
The rooms wero nently decorated with
violets nnd lilacs. Light refreshments
wero Bervod after which ail departed.
MAmtlED.
ELLIOTT-LEWIS. At Ogden. Utah.
Wednesday, April 18th, 1H00, Miss
Elsie Elliott, to Mr. Frank Lewis.
Tho uridu id the youngest daughter of
Mr und Mrs. W. II. Elliott, of Polk
county, nnd tho groom is a young mnn
who lived In their neighborhood. The
uoiiplenro young people of the finest
character and will mako their future
homo at Ogden, und tbelr scores of Oru
i;on friends join in heartiest congratu
lations and good wishes.
OAMPBELL-WELCII Married In Sa
lorn, at 4 p. in., Sunday, April 22, Miss
Marie Campbell to Arthur D. Welch,
Rev. J J. Evans of the First Christian
church ofllclating.
Tho bride is tho daushtor of Mm. L.
Campbell, nnd is one of the brightest and
pleasautest ot Salem's young ladles,
-tho has been employed for same time in
the Elito photographic stu Hi.
The groom U, and hai boeu for sovoral
years, nu employe in mo outce 01 me
Salem Stivtosinan, where he is pressman.
Thu wedding took placo at tho no
partments of tho bride's mother in tho
Uush-Broyman block, tho ceremony bo
tug performed In the Elite gallery which
had been tai'ofully d 000 rated for the oe
cadon. MUs Tott McC.inn and Mr. liar
ley Whito stood up with tho brldo nnd
groom, nnd Claude Campbell, hor broth-
or, who leaver for Alaska soon, give the
brldo away. Only tho relatives and im
meJialo friends wero preiont. The
iienly married couplo will commence
house-keoping in ft suite of rooms in the
1 lie Eldrldgo block, and tlio ben wishes
of u large circle- ot friends go with them.
A BI-PARTISAN TICKET.
CoutUdeJ From fourth rso.
to his Eervioes it the peoplo so deirod.
DEMOCIIATH TO CONKKII.
Win. Kaiser and Geo Allen appeared
ns n committee trom the iJomocrntie
0 unity central committeo and asked if
the Populist committeo had n desire to
confer. They were informed that this
committeo had not completed its labors
nnd would report progress Inter.
A B. Htidelson, who iiad been eci t
for by n committeo appeared and nald
he was in favor ot tti j direct legislation
amendment.
Action on county Jmlgo was defernd
until a committee could eco Mr. K.J.
Ju lah.
The nomination of Frank Dnrllnwas
ratiflod iinaiiiinously, as were all that
were soendori-ed.
It was moved nnd carried that tho
committee endorse W. W. Hall for
dark by leaving tlio office of county
clerk vacant on the ticket.
JUDGE JUDAIl'8 POS1TIO.V.
Mr. Judah appeared and J. W. Jory
stated that the Popnll-ts of Marion
county wero unanimously In favor of
making him their candidate for county
ndge, subject to an endorsement by a
Oiticens' ruovoment that yet might
materialize.
In reply Mr. Judah fall ha was not in
any pen no a partisan and had not been
identified with any party for twelve
years. He declined a nomination how
ever at tho hands of any party at this
time. In carrying out new policies
party lines wero made to disappear.
Me was ready and willing to servo me
people when it came in the nature of a
call from a mass mcotlng ot people ot
all parties, but especially must there boa
demand from a largo representation of
the dominant party in this county.
If the Citizens were oalled tcjeth-r in
a non-partiean mass meeting ad the
nomination was tendered him he might
accept such a nomination. If they
saw
fit to recommend him to such a maw
meeting he would not object.
Moved to leavo the office ot rwjr.Ur
blank. Carried 8 to 0 votes.
Moved that G C. Motloek. f r troas
uer. be ratified. Carried.
For assessor, T. Y. McClelland, f . O.
TVtvi.lxnn and Albert McCann. Tho vote 1
was: -Meuieuano, e; amit.ubuii, , -.-Cann,
2. No election.
Second ballet: McClelland, 8; David
on, 7; McCann, 1. No choice.
Third ballet: McClelland, 0; David
ion, 7. McClelland was declared the
nomiuae
.. . .. a t. r....t.l A. fM
Gata&er,
Scrofula,
Old Soros,
Rheumatism,
Contagious
Blood Poison,
Ghronic Ulcers
successiui cures proves uioucn icimuit
Our Medical Department is in charge of
slclu diseases a Hie sltuiv, so it you navr
Rheumatism, uczema, an Old bore or I. leer
Jwir 1 artwrio uu., Atlanta, ,a.
The nomination of W. W. Culver wns
ratified for commissioner.
J. W. Whittock was also nominated
by ratification.
J. A. Gnrlnnd, for county superintend
ent, was also ratified.
A. Gobnlet, for county surveyor, was
also ratified,
N. J. Judah was, on motion, recom
mended for nomination as county judge,
by the peoplo, regardless ot party.
I. L. Robinson, B. Shaw ond W. F.
Jones wero, on motion, named to confer
with the Democratic central committee.
Mr. Robinson returned nnd reported
that tlio Demo:ratic county central com
mitteo had been pcen nnd returned in a
body with tlio committeo.
Secrotnry Jory read tho proceedings of
tho Populist committeo.
MR. AU.KN OBJECTS.
George Allen nsked If it wns tho inten
tion of tho Populists to call n citizens
conentlon7
Mr. Jory snid tlio committeo ns such
only urged tho lioldlngof n citizens mass
convention it such could bo obtained.
They had mndo nomlnntlons but held
them in nbeynnco subject to such en
dorsement of n citizens movement it one
materialized.
Mr. Allen said tho work ot tho Popu
lists wns entirely sntisfactory, ext-ept
their failure ot endorsement of tho Dem
ocratic candidates for Clerk and Record
er.
Ho mndo an eloquent plea for the en
dorsement ot the Democratic nominees
(or clerk nnd recorder.
Mr. Frnzlcr mndo n strong plea for tho
Democrats not ratified by tho Popu
Hits.
Dr. Mott, ns Democratic chnlrmnn
made a strong plea for tlio straight Dem
ocratic ticket.
Michnot Edgan endorsed nil that had
been said (or a straight ticket. Fniluro
was what they wero used to.
Profeor Jory roviowod the action of
the Pnpiilist convention, the mistakes
ot tho Democratic convention, nnd their
eonrnoin refusing to ondorso all thoDem
ocrntic tlckot.
Thero was oxtended discussion nnd a
full expression of opinion.
OAKLAND WITHDRAWS.
Prof. Garland sent his declination to
Democratic committee. Dr. Mott sug
gested that somo action be tnkon to till
the the place.
Prof. J, J. Krnps, a Republican, was
nominated for County Superintendent
ot schools amid great nppluuso in the
joint committees.
A CO.VFKRENCK ASKUD.
The Democratic committeo asked n
conference and then retired.
There was a chort discussion. John
P. Roberts urged compliance with the
wishes of the Democrats and the en
dorsement ot tho Democratic nominees
for Judge, cleik and recordor, but In wos
the only ono who Bceined to lako that
view ot it Others eaw no reason for
reversing tho action they had taken.
Finally T. 0. Jory, to bring tho mat
ter before the committee, moved that
the action already tnkon in regard to
Jmlgo, clerk and recorder b rescinded.
The motion was almost unanimously de
tented, Robertson only volinir nye.
That gentleman wan then appointed n
committeo of ono to notify his Demo
cratic friends ot tho action taken, nnd
the Populist committeo adjourned sine
die
Mr. Roltortson proceeded to notify the
Democratic rommlttt-o in sect-Ion at the
llnlmaii block ot the failuro of the Popu
lists to stand by the whole tleket ns pro
mitigated by them. Regret was ex
pressed, but no nctiou was taken. Mr.
ilofer tendered his resignation to the
Democratic committee, as ho did not
wish to support any but a Citizen'
county ticket. He stated that Mr.
Dimick occupied tho same position.
No notion was taken, as it was late and
most ot tho committee had retired, and
adjournment wad then taken.
There will now bo no further action
b) conventions on the ticket, which
Mauds fully ratified by lnth the Popu
lism and Democrats, with exceptions as
noted
fjr KeprMtnlitlTM-nenrg I.. HrowD, of Bur
ton Jobu W Jorr. 'it HUnti- K ilofer, nf
Palvni, A II HiHlfl-OD, of Jrfrra, Jobn II.
Mralci. of lla'jbtrd.
Cutluir n4ftV. W, Eldir. of Bttytoo Hot
ratified by Itopulliu.
Bherlir-PiMik W, Durtln, ol Howell.
tlrrk-W K. KIn r, of tt'norjburn. NolrattflM
and Vf. W. 1111, Republican, luJoriiJ bj Cop-
ull-4.
Kerler Jofcn i. Klur. of Vacleay Kotratl
BX1 ana pucu Itil vacaui on tot iwiii vj ivp
I ulitU
Tl fr-0 C Mttlai-l.ofmlTMton.
1 ai -T. Y. ilaCUIIta. of SPrfrton.
C tanU.loner W. W CnUtr, of lUit Haltra.
Ilironrr J W W blllnes. "f WlTfiton.
ah'ol 8iirinleudeut-J. i Kraii, of Eait
, (jaim.
1 Earrryet A fobilet, of Boutb Btra.
Liver Compliinti cured by Bkicham'
Pills.
OASTO'llIA.,
Clrcut Court.
Judgo Boiso mado tho two following
entries 011 tho dockot ot Dept. No. 2
Saturday.
Salem Building & Loan Association,
plaintiff, vs. II. C. Downing, ot. nl.,
defendants; foreclosure; default and de
cree of foreclosure.
Snlcm Building & Loan Association,
plaintiff, vf. B. M. Raftc, ct nl., de
fendant: foreclosure; default nnd decroo
of foreclosure
"The Strength of Twenty Men."
Wlmn Kliukoonrtjirn oninliived tills
phrase ho rcterrcd, of cnure, Hi
iieiliuiy, untc-uonieu men. 11 uu uuu
lived In lheo dnys tie would have
known that men und women wtionre
not heulthy tuny become so by taking
IInod'nSiirsnp:irlllu. Tills medicine,
htf tinilnir till htiinH rmli nnd niiri
and giving good appetite and perfect
riluputlnn. InimtrtH vitality und
strength to tlio system.
Tho nnn-irrituiing caitiaruc
Hood's Pills. 4
Polk Union Convention,
Dallas. Anrli 21. Tho Democratic
county convention held hero Saturday
mado tho following nominatiens:
Senator N. F. Gregg.
lteprerentallvo Joseph Craven.
Cnuntv Judge J. K. Sibley.
County Clerk Tracy Stoats.
Sheriff J. G. Vanorsdel.
Tnnsuror E. V. Dal ton.
Commissioner J W. McDowoll.
Assessor F. E. Mvor.
Surveyor Luther Ground.
Coroner Dr W. S. Cary.
The stnto platform was adopted ns tho
county platform. A resolution by B. F.
Hnyden condemning normal school np
proprlntlons, wns Inid on tlio tnble; also
a resolution condemning tho action of
the county committeo for electing delo
gntes to tho Btnto convention without
consulting tho voters.
Cattatrh Cannot be Cured
With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, ns thoy
cannot reach tho sent of the dlscuro.
Catarrh is n blood or constitutional dis
ease, nnd in order to cure it you must
tnko internal remedies Hall's Catarrh
Cure is tuken Internally, nnd nets
d'rectly on tho blood nnd mucous sur
faces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a
quack medicine. It was proscribed by
ono of tho best physicians in this coun
try for vcars, nnd Is n regular prescrip
tion. It is composed of tho best tonics
known, combined with tlio best blood
purifiers, acting directly on tho mucous
surfaces. Tho perfect combination of
tho two ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results in curing Catarrh.
Send for testimonials free.
F.J. CHENEY A CO,,
Props., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, price 76c.
Hall's Family Pills aro tho beet.
To the Penitentiary,
Geo. W. Crewell hnB been received at
the pon from Multnomah county to
Berve onoyear for obtaining money under
also pretense.
To-Nlgnt and To-Morrow Night,
And cucli duy nna night during tlile
week you cuti uct at any drugglstV
KeiurVo Biilsnm for tho Th rout, und
Lungs, acknowledged to bo tho most
auccesatui remedy over Bom mr
Coughs. Croup. Bronchitis, Asthniti
and Consumption. Got a Ixttlo to
duy and keep It always in tlio house
hm you can check your cold at once
Prlca25a und 60c. Kmuplobottlo free,
cod&w
a jsl. s a o xi x jx. .
Bears ti 9 m m ' lunwwrj wrajni
VWS&c
The Truth for April,
Sold only nt Pntton Bros. Read
'The
Truth about Intoxicants."
Peace Declare.
Why devote all your tlmo reading
tho Boer War nnd the Gold Fields 01
Alaska? Thero are other matters of
vital importance; you may make a trip
East, and will want to know how to
travel. In order to liavo tho best nor
vice, uso tho Wisconsin Central Ity.,
between St. Paul nnd Chicago, tor
ratos ind other Information, writoJan
A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Ore
gon. Conductor's Excursion.
Tho Ordor of Railway Conductors,
...lilnl, tir ni.viiriil v..nra liftM lif.tfl Iti.
....Mi.nl tit. .nlft af KfttMin u-III tliln vitnr
I.III.UM. ... ..W V .'......., ..... ...- --
teo to The Dalles, May 27. The excursion
train (mm eaiem win inrr hi o:uu n m
otthatdato. Round trip fl. 13tf
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Dears tho
Blfinnturo of
W&&V.
Bkrckau's Pilu No equal for Con
a ipatlon.
TODAY'SMARKET.
Poutlani). April 23. Wheat, valley
M(a6l, Walla Walla, 630.1
flour Portland beMtgrudeM $2,70 to
3.00. Superfine f'.'.lO purbbl.
0-. t White 33tlc, grey !I2 to 33.
Mills uff-ltran, $13; shorts, 1V
Hay I'liiiotliy fUQlO per ton.
Ouioiin f I fy)' M Kr cental.
Potntoea 30 tofOi per sack.
Butter Best dairy, 2023; fancy
. reainery.30 to-iOc; storo, 20 to 25c.
Kgg Oregon. 12o n.ti!ux.
Poultry Cluckens, mixed, $3.60 to
4 00; liens, 5 to 11.00; turkeys, live 13c.
Mutton Dressed, 7 to 7e per poundi
Hogs Heavy dressed 6 to be.
Beet Steers, tlQl.&O; cows,3X0 Qt ;
dresced beef, (il to 7 Jfc.
Veal Dressed, 8 Hc. tor small.
Hops 7QI0c , old crop 6QUc.
Wool Valley. 1213c; Kutern Ore
gon, 8Mc; Mohair, 273o.
HidesGreen, raited GO lbs, 8$ffc
under CO lbs, 7HBK I "eep pelts, 15Q
20c.
SALEM MA,RKI.T.
Wheat 68 pounds and over, 42c.
Wool, 10c, Mohair, Wo.
IIope-6 to 7Jo
Oats 88 to aOc,
Hay Ualed, cheat, 8j timothy, lOffl
I0.
Eggs 10c cash ; 1 1 ctrade
Flour In wholesale lots, 2X0; reUll,
MillstufTs-Dran, $13; shorU, IHX-
Ilrxrs Drniduitl. fiWi.
Live cattle Steer, 3)i ', cows, 'JH U
3o.
Sheep 12.60(33.
Dr-Wl Veal-flP.
nntLar Dalrr. lie: ereamerr. 85c.
.. M.i " . ... .-
I'uutiry UUnjiteus, ; tnriceys, iu w
&
outoes 2S to 36c.
BKBUHKKKKKKBBKfKKKKKMKM&A
Tito Kind You liavo Alvnys
iu uso for over 30 yenrs,
nnd lias
52. HQiml supervision slnco Its infancy.
f-CCtCtUlZ Allow tin ono tndocclvo von In this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations nnd " Jtist-ns-prood" nro but
Experiments that triflo vltli nndendnngortho Itcnlth oC
Infants nnd Children Expcrlcnco against Uxpcrlincnt.
What is CASTORIA
Cnstoria Is n harmless Bubstltuto for Cnstor Oil, Pnro
irorlc, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Flcnsnnt. Iti
contaiiiH neither Opium, JMorphlno nor other Nnrcotlo
fiitbstancc. Its ngo Is Its guarantee. It destroyo "Worms
nnd allays Fovcrlshncss. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
nnd Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy nnd natural Bleep.
Tho Ghlldren'H Fnnnccn Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
y Boars tho
Q!!&?yyfMuc
The Kind You Have Always Bought
(n Use For Over 30 Years.
TM OIHTU COXMHT, Tt MURRAY ltllt, NtW YORK OITY.
TO THE WISE
farmer, or thuseryhowintend planting
their gnrdens or doing spring workl ol
niiy kind In this line, nro thnt you will
II ud everything in garden nnd fnrm tools
ot the very best qunlity nnd nt the low
ett. prices nt
R. m. QOADB St CO
wwra
The Reason Why
wo Dleasa all lies in the unuorm ox
fclloiict) of our Intindry nork. Splo nnd
npan linen only comes from a place
vt hero everything Is done right. There
is no satisfaction in wearing things thnt
look ns though thuy d bail a lirucli wltli
the Boers. Enjoy the benefit ol Ure
gou's liest laundry, and let us lend you
uur Klish at low rates o( ii.terent.
Salem Stnam Laundry
COLONKL i, 0LU8TRAI) I'noraiKTOR.
POROUS D, OLMSTKAD, UOIt.
t'houu 411. 2.10 Liberty 'Street
There Are Wines
And wines, somo tempting to the taste
and others an undeclinable challenge to
total abntlniinc. Pure wiues alone hno
a claim Icr table honors, for family
ooi sumption there Is nothing moru au
ceptnblH than our Hat of the most opu
lar iiiortbl aud domestic brands, care
fully selocted ahii properly bottled. A
trial sulllce to provo everything.
P-Rogers
218 and 222 Commercial Street.
- V t COVM.MMN
fWiisffri 'fLffy 1 1 in fisff
SHHPS" v Xlwl IaJEjjhru I
W -KHsjP'-D'HL VjsJsjwV
sCXSsbVC am m J i
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1
1
Bottglit, nnd "which lins heca
litis homo tho slmtnro oC
been mndo xindor hla per-
Signaturo of
Something to Be Proud Of
Is tho ownership o( n Crescent. Clove
laud or Ouiidron bli'yclo. It l tlio nutnu
of ierfectlon in bicycle coiD'triit'tiDii,
whom llghtiiOHs Is not uteri llcvd (or
streiiith nnd uiueh.iiileiil vklll blund to
mako n wheel that Ih unexcelled (or mu
ling qualities mill reliability. Wu have
iiHplendtd stock to choose from. At f L'C,
tooU.
R. M. Wade & Co
Vill percolvo
The Plumber's Triumph
Is thu hotiHOwlfu's '.'ellkdit. and when
wo show our skill in furnishing her
kitchen with new open plumbing In im
proved slnkn mid wunli t iIhi, or lit Up
her bath room, hIio will find Hint sin
.ins themont teieutlllu pliimbiiig iu hei
homo that I'ltn IhiIoiiu.m Wo n III do Ii
at reasonable prices.
BARR&.PETZEL
211 COMMERCIAL HTREICr.
Telupheue No. iJ7l
A Royal Feast
Can bo enjoyed In our choice fat Ismb
prime ribs and loins of bief, leg" of mut
ton or olioioo cuts of veal. WuBnnoatr
to the most fasinliotis palate In tender,
juley and rlebly fUvoreil meats. Lyt us
soiid)ouonu around for ditiuor. Yon
can't beat either our prices or our meats
B. C. CROSS
StatkHt. Makkkt.
PtiONK 201.
V7A TVyj.lh-7 TO
cX-flA intW. .
sy
BUSINESS CARDS.
C. H.JIACK
!xJDES3!Sr"3E?3CKSl,a?
Successor to Dr. J. M. Kcene, old
bite Corner, Hi lent Or. Parties desir
ing m 1 erior ojiernllons at moderate fees
111 nny branch nre in csptcial reriucst.
ALBERT A. JESSUP.
Phono 1071.
1100MB 1 AND , OttAY Ilt.IC.
Osteopathy
In Siilem nnd Albnuyi
DR. GRACE ALBRIGHT
Orndunto of Amerl'nn School ol Oetco-
thy.
bALEM Mondny, Wcdncftlny nnd
1'rldHx ; hours, 0 to 11 n. in.; 1 to 4 p.
over Weller's grocery.
A1.IJANY Tin-Mlny, Thuntlny nnd
Snturdny; hours 0 to 1'2 n. m.; 1 to 6 p.
id., Airs. Wiuus rcbidciiio.
B. F. JONES.
Attornoy-at-Law
Toledo. Oroffon.
Wns Clerk of Circuit Court for ilx Jem andhM
ii up to dtto ttraet or all proetiy in Lincoln
rouiur. . ll-17m
Sata Water Co.
OFFICE, CITYIIIALL.
For water horvlco apply at offlc
HlllB pnynblo tiintithly Id mlvtinco.
Mako alt coinplalnlH ut tho olllcc.
UAl'lTAL C1TV
Express and Transfer
Meets nil mnll nnd pnsccngcr trains.
llngbKe to nil pnits of the city. Prompt
turvico. Teleiihono No. H51.
DISQUE & SKIPTON.
Willamette. Stables.
The undersigned nronowoccupy
lug thu U llluiiH'tloHtnbh'.boiitli
Cuiiiiucrclal stieet, und nro
rendy to hire you n nice rig or
fted nnd cure for your team
when iu Salem. Morton bonrded
by the nick. Biitls'actinn guar
anteed. Youi pntroiingu telle
itcd. 212tf
Harold & Reynolds
S, C, STONE. M. D.
t'roprlctorlof
Stone's! Drue Stores
8ALKM..OUK(iON.
Urns ttcriu (two Iu mini ben " looted
Nu. 23 siul 833 ConniiDreisl itrrct, nut an
well Hoiked Willi a rmnplcto lino oliltuti u(l
iDeJIcln.'i, toilet nittclcs, vrtiiincrjr, bronhw
oUi.,to., ito,
I)B. HTONK
llathitioino3J rciriXcii-crleiice'.Iti the pr
llcoot luollcluoRiiJ now mkr no cturKo ful
mntnllatloii, cismlnittlon or proscription.
New train service on the
flrJra
Tho double train porvlco to bo entiib
lltheil lietnecn l'o tliind and Chlmito
April 22. In which the O it. & N . the
Union I'ltcillu nnd thu Oregon Short
Line lire lutctotod, will shorten the
through tlmo 11 hours. Train No. 2,
IcnUig I'orilaud ul UtlOn. in., beginning
nu thu duto named, will be known ns the
Clilcuijo Porthtud cpwlal -Its eiitilpiiient
wilt bo new, making it fully tlio equal
of any train now In service from tho
I'ltuille Const to the cant. It will consist
of n mall car, buggngo ur, a library
ciimpnslto ca', n llrnt-cluss Piilliiinii
nleiur, it dliilng-enr, two cliair-cars, and
u tourist sleeper. There will lie but one
eliangool curs to nil Eastern olutH.
I'hu full time will be three days through
to Clue u. or four days und two hours
to Now York.
The mound trnln, known ns No. 0, will
leuvii I'ortbiiid 1110:20 p. m., oonnectlng
ut East Porlluiid, with the Hoiilhern
i'acillu's overland train from Sun Fran
elm.), and will onrry through equipment
to Chicago via the Un.on Pauillo and
thu Chicago it Northwestern, and alao
ihu cqiiijpiuuiit for the Washington ill
vitloii of thu O. R. & N., In oiinueetloii
mih the Uront Nurlheru for St. Paul
I Iim train will renuli Hookuuo nt 10 n
in. A tuuiiig-ear will Imi luruliheil for
breakfast Into Sixikitno, and for dinner
mi i'nrrusHiiidlui tniln leaving Spokane
at .: 15 p. m. The now sehedulo as nr
rangwd, will supply the most comiilule
survieu ovor fiirnlsliwl on thuO. N. & N..
as provider! iiiuiatised turvlio iu Eastern
Oregon, where It is greatly neodod. and
liivt-s immwlmtu com eoilou witli the
Witalilnloii division ut l'oiiilli-loii. AI
iliM K)inl thvrw is a largo Inluruhiiiigu ol
trullle, on aeoouul of tho various mining
-HitlriuU of IMxer Coiimy, the Costiril
AIhiio, thu R.-putdie and Kisituiial miii
i g uiilllw, Portland Is grtiilly benelitwl
liy this change In as miiuli as increased
tirvu-H is given from Eustern Oregon
and Id.tho.
Su t. will arrive lit Chloago in 0:30
a. m,; No 0, at7:lfia. in., us at pros
em. 'Ilia West Ixtiind train out of Chicago.
iirii-sMiiidmg with No. 2, M No. I,
I tus m ill mrivo lo Portland at 1 p. in,
lli tram e)rritpiiMling with the east
IvmukI N-i. 0, n No. II, out ol Chiuugo.
I'lus will roaoli Portland at 7:10 a. in.
uaibouid train No. 1, will leave
t.'iiieaiout0.tt0 i. m., and Omaha ut
n:Ju u, m. thu following day. The time
4 ill burmluevtl two hours und -fit uuu
nlus No. 3, uhsiImiuiuI train w Ml leave
Cliieagoat 10:9) i in., at.d Umahu at
5 26 p. in the nest day
TI.e survive on thu Ifiilan Paelflaoiinll
these trains include lluffet smnkiug
liiirary ears, and dining ours. No. 0,
III carry u daily ordinary sleeper to
Kansas City, with change enroutu to
ordinary vara to Chicago.
Consult the n earns l ticket ngent for
Jtitailud luformatioii.
W. II HuiiLiiuirr,
General Passenger Agent.
Call for City Warrants,
Notwo Is hereby given that thero are
funds on hand applicable to tho pay
maul of all warrants of the City of Salem
drawn on tho general fund and
undented on or before Oetober 10, 18w.
1 1lulduM of said warrants will mouse pre
sent them for uiyuiout at latdd A Hush's
t imiik, a iiiiuresi will cease iroiu uaio oi
tins notice. joiim ioih,
City Treaau'er.
' Salem, Or . April 13. 1U00. 4lu-10t
wantied:
..Now today advartlMnuMMita
iinoa or loss In this oolurnn lnr
Uiroo tlmen for 26a. Oo' Vtm
?i-
AllOVCTtoW
at same rata
COUR11ET AND OBEIX-Mo?!
stniiioim enn bo found t thSKl
Hont rtablea. In Salem.bit riidfif
eatiliday. At Indcpondwipe -WmhJm
nm ruesUny. At iMllw WISmIm
- """""'", vnwwui
UNDER NEW MANAGEMEMr552t
filioe repair nhop former'y owIfcyj
I3tta Kit dam !.... I.AA .r. t -
.Tnlm Vc..wll...M4 Y)...ll. lt iTT.-
...... ..uiunnu!. 1 Ul ua WlMllfMru
cines renatrlnir
repnirliiB at the lowwfsir
cull mid ice him.
4SU
WANTED To trnde a ColumbiSlbteS
cie lor enickous or wood. EiioairaTirf
corner cust ol Bouth Baleiajbrkk
FOR SALE OHEAP.-A "Rcl
wncei ior snio nt a barnalhAKlh?-
wiiul-i is practically ns gooa nsBwfl
iAiup inciuueu. iinquiro aU
J"- 1
eOR HENT-TI16 Geo. II. JoncariSi3
oencoon inuduiii, lurnislied ortt
furnished. For turm call nttho'pli
"nu ui uir iiuu, Dull in caium."
UUOM a. Famished or unfurnisKea.f
c.iiKiuur in euuua, uiuing .roomina?
Joining, home like. sioud flourjfcot!
tlo block. Mnltlo ilutcinus'ipfopa
. , d?J
WANTED.-An experiuueed girl tordoj
cenern liouto work, ('nil ct jm ;n.h?fi
inektn street. 4V7itlr
r-rtn ri.'Vrn n..i. . .--
i-yiw iitti x aiocK arm nr irji a.j
2 miles from a town. JJouse.-iblra
and outbuildings, rpring wator.-tfrilt
and plenty of outslda raiii. A'rlFS
JfOO cat-It. Call on or address Georlt
M. Heeler & Co., 2S8 CotnraercHUlit.";
"".-ui, vr, -"lJ
A GOOD Oppotunity to lenrn the"iew3
viry uuu nuiciuiiHKing iraue.;,'',UBlyJ
such iHirsous ns can furnish the bxrt j
ol refercneea nel nnnlv. fl .tfu4
Hinges, 1.1)1) Commercial street'. Stil
MSWUUGGIES. A car load dlSerwi
btylei", lirst class Just rectTiveU!
before yon buy, cnll and tea thra;j
i-uiiio ec iiisiiop, bUto aud ironttilaN
ma
SUITS, PANTS, OVERCOATS. -TS
nieneuro. Perfect fit guaranteed?
2.1XA) styles to select from. ll.'is!s
Uello, Stnto btreet, ngent" Wanmw
maker & Drown, Philadelphia, 4j7-tf
POTATO LAND-for rent, abont'Mj
(0 acres. Cnll nl the F. Levynbopl
much, or nt tho olllco of litrrenS(k1
Levy, in Salem. 3 jfplaili
TRADE A nvo'room cottage and tfiroa
lots near Yew Park school, to tradeforSI
Eastern Oregon land. Gilliam county?!
profored. Address J?'. M. hlnehart,'
uiuj, ure. a 27lm,
POSITIVE CURE.-for Eciema ln
orst form. Address with S!c, stamp!
lJox U5, Tnlluiau, Oregoti, a 27 ImM
g3jj
WANTED Christian man or wonian'S?
qualify for pornintient. iiositionSbfH
trust in vour home countv!igSV)i
yearly. Encloso self-addresseJ,sUBipd')
vnuiuiu iu ii, o. Yuimcu,-;geiierBi -lecrotary,
Care ol Tho CapltiHJ6iirr
nal. 3 2(J'lt50
WANTED-Mon to cut cord wood;-.f
hiuiuiront Room 0, over Gilbert's?
bit tile.
3-20- a
WANTED. Tallow and Foap grease iai
escnaugu ior soup, uapitai uoap
vorks, Salem, Or., terry street ncarA
jtatii I-5 tl&wig
HOUSE CLEANERS ttoutotab8
that tho best and cheapest carpetW -paper
la tho heavy felt paper solder.
UtTUKJOUItNAI.OnJCC.
W-WK
The Club Stables!
Corner ol Liberty and FerryStreeU. JT
lMONlCJUAI
la the lasst pbico In tho city, to
get a first-class rig. Bpeclrdj!
the best of care given to boarU3
lug a net transient stock. iRImj
luriiished to all parts ol thai
country with or without drivers.!
Prices within tho reach of all.--
nnio Mil'or nnJ;"
DON'T FORGEJi
Wo carry a small stock ol
FLOUR,
BRAN.
AND SHORTSd
Made at Albany, and are preiured&toj
supply small cnustttnera say oiieZsacn
to a ton nt a low price. neAjajjuikjSjj
inquiry, ana save your small cuauite.
Salem Flouring
Notice to Contractors.
Pealed bids will bo received by thaT
iiiidyrslgnetl up to Saturday, Mayi'flJ
1000, for ihuooiistruetton ol a twostu y
brick hmldlng 30x83 according to plaint
ami Hucjlication to bo seen at my storey
building i on true tors are expected wt
lurnl-li bonds for the faithful feffori
mauco ot (lie work In too sum ol ISAWU,
lint right to reject any or all bsis u ,iv
reserved. P M. ivtv. i
MoMinnvllle. Or. AtirlllO.lwJo. . f
M0dAw.,d.t
Notice to Contractors.
Seated bids will be received by toy
indersluued on to Saturday. May-.C
1000, fur thu construction of a twostoryf
urivt. itivvK irujinu n.. ncvuruiiiy w.
Unilders art expected to furiitsn bqud.''
tor the faithful performance of the work fc
In the sum of 10 000. The right to lfjj&
fnti,..,in.. n, Anrii to titno. - "Is
' " 11. a. Hmws!?
4.WU4yJUj
Rich Mines Attract, '
rt it .. . r tl t. M
vr. m. ronera, ngoui w. " ".,
Trade Btreet dock, rvjiort greats sales of A
tlekuls to CaiMt Nonid aud mluluz loIutsu
ut Eastern Oregon. Wathlngiou, Idabo-l
and Uritish Columbia, besides uiafly
ilcketi sold for tho East. ThtfO. K. Aj
Co., using as It does either the rivw!
steamers or the s P- railway to Port
land. with its orean and rail counectioaa.j
is the mosl direct line, aud therswsu
the cheapest to ull thaw txiiuts, mml
Mr. 1'Q.tur'a expectation pla I'ght, )
in June may nut bo well toiiuued, a M1 ;
UoesuoUeoaU ti)B new settww sw'
leg.
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