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HV7JrTPw'y1 BLOOD POISON. In some case the external sli?ns of Contnploui Mood Pnicnn nr en .Unlit that i.n f 1 I JC WS victim is firmly within is known. In other caws the blood is quickly filled with this poisonous virus and the swollen glands, mucin patches in the mouth, sores on scalp, ulcers on tongue, sore throat, eruptions on skin. Conner colored snlotclie. Am! fnllinir Imtr nml v.l.mn. ill?" vJ'7' leave no room for doubt, as these are all unmistakable signs of Contagious Blood Poison. Doctors still prescribe mercury and potash as the only cure for Blood Poison. These poisonous min erals never yet made a complete and permanent cure of Contagious Blood Poison. They drive the disease back into the system, cover it up for a -while, but it breaks out again in worse form. These powerful minerals produce mercurial rheumatism and the most offensive sores and ulcers, causing the joints to stiffen and finger nails to drop off. Moroury and potash maKo wrooks, not our08,nnd S. S. acts in an entirely different instead of tearing down, builds up and hrt MM tlnhttl ltltlt.td kda A1..1 I.. tnerciorc mc umy cure ior t-omagious tnougn prpnounccu incurauie uy tnc doctors, S. S. S. can be relied upon to maki new, untried remedy ; an experience of oniypuic' vcgmuuic- muwi lueuicinc Known. Mr It. I.. Myers, loo Mulberry St , Newark, N. J , ut i "Imi afflicted with a terrible blood disease, which win In spots at first, bitt fterwrd ipreid all orer my body. These soon broke out Into sores, and It Is easy to imagine the suffering I endured, Before I liecame conrinced that thi sss ever for this. All correspondence is held O. C. T. Go's I'AtWKNdEftJSrKAaiKIt """ " POMONA' JL ND TfC- ALTONA i.havus I'-oummn.A.Ni) Dally axnept rhmdav at 8l."rn. QUICK riMBA.Nl) ClIKAl' lATKH. Dock liMtween HtatA and (onit8ts. M. V IIAI.DWtN, Anont. Just Think WHAT YOU WILL SAVK IIY 1IUV1N0 OUlt 1UK- ino i'owduu. : : : "THE DIAMOND BRAND' You nro not out of anything if you linvo no succors with it, us wo will refund Iho mntioy, and if satisfery: just think ngitin vs hat you will save In thu future by trying u can, every tinio 20o is saved on a pound. I'oiiny saved ia a penny made. No Hium or nmtnoiiia in thu IKtwdcr. It can 15 conls. 1 tl can HO cents. '2 tt can 76 t-sjnts. riv a ica Phono 2112. Free Dollvery. 4 CSocial news y i rlj AND VIEWS t SOCIAL AND I'KIIHO.S'At.. Mr. nml MrB J. W. Ounn, went to Portland today, Mrs. Milton Moyprs ia vieitlng at Port land n few days. Mr. nml Mrs. G F. Hodgors spool 8tinduy with Portland friends. Mies Laura Thomas, of Jefferson, lias been in thu city visiting friends. Mrs. Geo. Hatch and Minn Grnco Van devort have riturncd from Portland. Mrs. Alex Powers, of Hiilsoy, U In the city visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Tow ers". Mrs. T. P. Ilockelnmn, of Albany, is in the city vieitlng Iter daughter Mrs. It. Ktihii. Mrs. J. D. McOully, of Wujlown, Is in the city visiting her brothers' Cooko and Hal Patton. Mr. and Mre. Silas Jones, who liavo been hero attending the Joseph Alkon funeral, returned to Portland this morn ing. Mre. M. P. Splller returned lo Port land this morning alter spending n few days hero vUltlng her brother, It. P. Boise. Rob. Thompson, Phil Mctrrhr-n, Charles Lathrop, P W Dixon nud Anthony Klein were among thu paoii gers for Portland this morning.. Mr. Clark (noo Graco Dlnsmore), who has b en hero visiting her mother ami brother, left yesterday for tho City oi Mexico, where she will join lr Clark and make their future home. MNs I la Mxxvwll.of llaltey, who has been in the cUv visiting Mr. and Mrs. M L. Willmot, left this morning for Portland to visit MUs Holme. f the Holmes Nuslnesi College. Mre. C. K. Smith, who for many year lias conducted reliijioiH mi etlmr at the various Jails and prions throughout Oregon and Washington, wa, in tho city yesterday and delivered u si-rmon to tho prisoners ot the prison. She returned to Portland this tnorn ng. SORE LUNGS Roro lungs, pain In the chest and pain ful breathing are quickly relieved and cured by tho old reliable specific, Dr. Hull's Cough Byrnp. This remark vblo remedy breaks np a cold in ona night nnd is, without doubt, thevory bist raedlcino for all affection of tha i nroat and lnnga. It has cured thou r nds and will care you. It uover dis r nolnU. Try it at once. 3r.Bull's Cough Syrup WiH quickly deal Sore Lungs. t -rt.resroaUand plent toUke. Doctors t JHnmcodU. Itlcc ai caU. At all dmygUU. Yokohan Store the grasp of the monster before the true those who have been dosed with these drugs manner, bcinjr a purely ecetable remed Jy ; it invigorates the general health - ! - -! t S 14. 4 tun. s. . a. : S. S. S. is the jnoou roison. jo matter in wliat stagi in what stage or e or lirmil In mnlr. a nearly fifty years has proven it a sure anil uociors coum no me no goou i nan spent a nunureu uoiisrs, wnicn was reawy tnrown away. I men tried various patent medicines, but they did not reach the dlease When 1 had finished my first bottle of S. 8 8 1 was greatly Improved, and was delighted with the result The large, red splotchtt on my chest legan to grow paler and smaller, and before long disappeared entirely, I regained tm lost weight, became stronger, and my appetite improved. 1 wa soon entirely well, and my skin n clear as a piece of glass." Send for our Home Treatment Book, which contains valuable information al out this disease, with complete directions for self treatment. Our medical department is in charge of physicians who have made a life-time study of blood diseases. Don't hesitate to write for anv information or advice wanted. We make no choree what in the most sacred confidence. THE SWIFT Mr. nnd Mrs. 0. U. Wescott, of Grand Island, Neb., aro In tho city tho guests of A. II. Sohafornnd family, on North Commercial street. They nro on their wny homo from Los Angelos.whoro thoy havo been visiting their daughter, Mrs. 0 A. Candcld, wifo of tho mllllonairo oil discoverer and speculator. NATtVR SONS AND DAtMIlTtCIU. Tho ontcrtalntncnt given by Dan Waldo's Cabin No. 3, Native Sou's and Elizabeth Thurston Odell'a Cabin, Nn tlve Daughters, In tho armory nt tho city hull Saturday night was u brilliant suc cess in, every nenso. Tho peoplo re sponded to tho kind invitation of tho promotors in such numbers that tho largo hall was crowded to Its utmost CApuclty and many we.ro turned away. llesidos President J. D. Leo, of Dnn Waldo's Cabin, who prosided, thero were present on tho phitform ollleors of tho Native Sons as follows : Hon. Sol. Dhunatior, grand president, D. 0. Mi n to, grand marslmll nnd Iv. M. Crois.tn, grand triHtoo; of tho Nutlvo Daughters, Mrs Ilobert A. Miller, grand president, Mrs C. K. Wolverton, grand trustee, Margaret Cospor, president ot thu local Cabin. Tho Chemawa Indian H.tnd, also com posed of native Sonsof the Gold en West, furnished excellent music during the evening. Tho program, as published in Suttir urday'ti Jouiival was carried out with out n hlteh Tlio 'iitimburd wore highly appreciated by thu audleuue. Franks Durbln's debut its a slngor be fore n mixed Salem audience, assisted by a toreh-boaror, was a graud success and brought nn ovation. Mrs Halllo Parrlsh Hlug09 with hur vocal solo as usual charmed all hearts. Tho addrossci ot Grand President Miller of the Nutlvo Daughters and Graud President Blumaiiorot tho Nu tlve Sons woro interesting ami well calculated to arouso interest in tho ef forts and objects of tho order. Many of tho old pionoors wore prosotit nnd n large number ot Oregon born young people who havo not yot identi fied themselves with tho order. This entertainment should hive ngvH of fei't In iittrictiux tho latter. It is only within n comparatively few years tli.it a Biilllclent number ot eligible iiiomlmra c mhl have been muitered for tlio fir matlon nt an order ot thU kind ; and It U only in a nowly settled state that such an association liai especial stgnl ficanc?. At present u lodge ot this kind horo will be the vehicle for bring ing much pleasure to its members. OASTOXtlA. Br tls "" Ktol1 Yoa ,,lt8 AlM,,s B,'7n &&& TWO MEAN TOWNS. The Slorlra Thnl tho Truvellnir Men Told Ahout Tlirin. They were talking about bad towns. "Tho meanest place I ever was In," said the man who travels for a Chicago house, "Is down In SInssnchusetts. Say, do you know what happened while I was stopping there once? A man had fallen through a hole In a sidewalk and sustained Injuries that resulted In the loss of his right arm. IIo sued tho city for damages, nml tho case was tried before a Jury, which, tho papers said, was composed of representative citi zens. Well, what do you suppose they did to him? Brought In n verdict In favor of the city, holding that Inas much ns he was left handed his Injury didn't amount to anything." "Yes," the cigar man snld, "that's a pretty mean town, 1 admit, but I know of a worse one. Tills place Is In Penn sylvania. An acquaintance of mine down there wns Injured some time ago In pretty much the same way the man you meutloned got hurt. Ho fell on a bad sldowalk and lost one of his legu. He sued tho city, and didn't gut any thing. I never heard Just why. but probably becnuse the Jurors didn't be lieve he needed more than one leg In his busUess, seeing that he was a bar ber and couldn't hone a razor or shave a man with his foot anyway. But wait, I haven't come to the point at which the real meanness developed. ' Being a xir man. he couluu t arrow io buy a cork leg. so he had to get nloug 1 with a wooileu peg. and one day while I he as crossing the principal street this peg In some way got wedged Ixf tween a couple of paving stones right In the middle of the street car tratk It took them uearly an hour to get him loose, and what do you suppose hap pened then? Blamed If they didn't go nnd tine him $10 nnd costs for obstruct ing trotlle!"-Chlcngo Tlmea-uerani. Wliy Cesueterr Fence f I It was a Slalue graveyaru. ano uin fence thereof was In a most dlsreputa ' ble condition. J Some of the neighbors were trying to ( start a movement to put a new fence around the cemetery, and it was meet- log with general approval till the caus tic wit of Darius Howard was aroused. "What for'" he Inquired. "What's Mercupg AND . Potash Make wrecks, Not Cures nature of the disease are necr after ftee from aches and pain forces the poison out of the system, and only antidote for this specific virus, and How Hopeless tnc case may appear, even how rnnirl ri crmanent cure. a. s. a. is not a unfailing cure for this disease. It is the SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA. OA tne need or tVnelug the graveyard? There ulu'l no one innlde that wauls tc come out. iiiid I'm ilnru suit- there nin't nu.v one outside that wants to get In So what's the need or the ri'tuvV And the relief wns not built till folk had ceased to chuckle over the thrust or Darius.- Lewlston .lotnual. EGGS BY QUART. While or Mlxrd In Thin War "I Mnr krlliiK "lien Prull." "Give me a qunrt of yolks." "What nre whites worth today?" "Send mo up n gallon of mixed." Such expressions us these will be fa miliar terms lu grocery stores nnd butcher shops lu Kttuwis City before long. Housewhes will mahc them so, for eggs will be sold by the pint, qunrt ami gallon Instead of by the dozen. In rnct, the big confectionery establish ments or the city buy them by tho gnl Ion now. Kitchen economy suggested the scheme, nuu local packers Imme diately took It up. How often It Is that a cook will break a dozen or more eggs in order to get tho yolks to tnako a enko. Tho whites will bo thrown nway, or vlco versa. Why not mnke a saving of thu whites or yolks, as the caso may bo? was suggested. The packers put tho question to the confectioners, and the latter saw tho point. Now, when a confectioner wants to mako stuff with the yolks ho scuds to n packing house nud buys yolks by the gallon. If ho wants to uso tho whites for some thing, he sends for them. If he wants to use both, he sends and gets n mixed cnn. It Is predicted that housewives will sooti adopt the same method. With this now system of handling "hen fruit," there Is absolutely no loss. Tho eggshells nro oen used. They nro ground up and sold for chicken feed. Knusns City Times. An Ancient Coin. One of the prized curios of tho Phila delphia mint Is a coin which Is '-'.000 years old and which was coined nt the ancient mint or thnt other Philadelphia or thu far cast meutloued In the Bible. It Is still In good condition, nud the Inscription Is perfectly legible. The design on tho race or the coin bonra a striking resemblance to tho Goddess or Liberty df our own currency, nnd underneath Is tho one word "Demos," which means "tho people." On tho other sldo Is tho llgtiro of Diana, with her bow arched, and tho tmicrlptlon, "Dlaua, Friend of the Phlladelphlans." When this coin was struck off, Phila delphia was tho most Important city or Lydla. Tho prize was picked up In Europo by Joseph Mlckloy, a cele brated Philadelphia violin mnkcr nnd numismatist of high repute, who pre sented It to tho mint. Philadelphia Record. ANCIENT ARITHMETIC. Kxainule Thnt Were Ued In KirnM U.00O Years Aifo. Probably tho oldest copy book for homo lessous In arithmetic was recent ly unearthed In Egypt. Tho papyrus, which was fouud In excellent condi tion, dntes rrom tho period about 1700 B. C.-that Is, about 100 years before tho tlmo or Moses, or almost a.OOO years ago. It proves that tho Egyp tians had n thorough knowledge of elementary mathematics almost to tho extent of our own. Tho papyrus has a long heading, "Direction how to at tain, the knowledge of all dark things," etc. Numorous examples show that their principal operations with cutlro units nnd fractious were mado by means or nddltlou and multiplication. Subtractions nud divisions were uot known In their present form, but cor rect results were obtained nevertheless. Equations nro alho found lu tho pa pyrus. Among the examples given I this ene: Ten measures of barley are to be divided among ten persons In such a mauuer that each subsequent person receives one-eighth or a meas ure less than tho one before him. An other example given Is: Thero nre sev en men, each ono has seven cats, each cat has eaten seven mice, each mouse has eateu seven grains of barley, each grain of barley would, ir cultivated, have yielded seveu measures of barley. How much barley has la-en lost In that way? Tho papyrus also contains calcula tions or area, tho calculation or the area or a circle and Its transformation Into n 8uare, and Anally calculations or the cubic measurements or pyru rolda - Philadelphia Record Our fee returned if wo fail. Any . any invention will promptly reccivo ability of sarao. "How to obtain a patent" sent upon reouesi. i awuw secured through us advertised for salo at our expense. i Patents taken out through us receivo sptctal notice, without charge, in Tire Patent Hecoud, an illustrated aud widely circulated journal, consulted by Manufacturers and Investors. ' Seud for Bamplo copy FREE. Address, I VICTOR J. EVANS A CO., I (Patent Attorneys,) Evmns Building, WASHHtQYOH, Mb C FRUIT GROWERS MEET, Indications That Marion County Fruit Will Be Pooled. Saturday's Conference Resulted In Many Contracts Being Signed With Cuted Fruit Association. The meeting of tho prune growers in tliia city Saturday gavo indication that tho fruit of this vicinity will bo handled this season by tho Northwestern Curod Fruit Association, Tho meeting was hold In tho Circuit court room at tho court houso nnd nbout 50 growors woro present. President William Galloway and Secretary II. E. Dosch of tho Cured Fruit Association were present and talked oyer with tho growers tho quostion of putting their fruit with tho pool.', Chairman Daniel Webster, ot Rose dalo called tho meeting to ordor nnd briefly outlined what had boon dono. II. E. Dosoh then addressed Iho meet ing explolnlng tho object ot t ho associa tion nnd its mothod ot proceodtiro- As has been explained In The Jour nal tho crow era aro asked to sign con tracts turning oot to tho association all their dried fruit and giving the assochv tlon nbeoluto control ot tho sarao, In answor to questions, which were freoly asked, Mr. Dosch said that, under tho present plan, each grower could pack and storo his own fruit, but in that caso tho nocklnc must bo dono under the supervision of nn association inspector, Tho association will put Its brand upon every packogo ot curod fruit shipped by it, and Us Inspectors must, theretoro, liavo peisonal knowlcdgo that evory box ot fruit Is oxnetly as It Is rep resented to bo. Tho growors could pack tho fruit with tholr own labor or hlro tho men to do It, but the association must seo that It Is dono right In ovory Instance, for It ono man should turn over to tho aesoclatlon poor fruit and it should bo shipped, tho reputation of all association fruit would suffer. It was also explained that growers may sell their fresh fruit to canneries or for consumption fresh to any person, whether ho bo a member of tho associa tion or not; but tho growors who belong to tho combine must not soil to evapora tors unless thoovapoiatorBaro also mem bers of thu association, Mr. Dosch also said that ho has re ceived many lotters from buyers who wisli to handle the fruit represented by tho association. Tho growors presont seemed to bo very favorably Impressed, and many signed contracts nt tho mooting, while others took contracts away with them to sign and turn in later. Dr. Bull's Cough Hyrup Is a Remark ablo medicine A dry, tickling, hacking cough, tho naming that consumption lurks near, needs no other doctor but Dr. Hull's Cough Hyrup. It positively cures throat and lung trouble TODAY'S MARKET. PoRTLAMn, April 30. Wheat, valley G2c Walla Walla, ry-'MKi a Flour Portland, best grades $2.70 to $3.00. Buperllno (2.10 porbbl. Oat-Whlto 3530c, groy 32 to 33. Mlllstuff llran, 13; shorts, f 16. Hay Timothy IUQ10 per ton. Onions 11.6002.60 per cental. Potatoes 30 to 60o per sack. Uutter Rest dairy, 2025, fancy creamery, 35 to 40o t store, 20 to -W. Eggs Oregon, 13c perdoi. Poultry Chickens, mixed, 14 00 to 5 00; heitB, 15 to 0.00; turkeys, llvo 13o. Mutton Dressed, 7 to 7)tfo per pound. IlogB Heavy dressed 6 to (to. Udef-Steors, WQ4.B0; cows,3.60 Ql; dressed beef, 0M to 7J'c. Veal Dressed, 8 8tfc. for small. Hops 70 10C ; oiu crop omoc. Wool Valloy. 1213c; Easlern Ore- gon,8Hc;onair,-'iCiS'- Hides Grcon. salted 00 lbs, 8Q0c; tinder CO lbs, 74B4 ; sheep pelts, 160 20c. SU.KM MAUKS.T. Wheat 68 pounds and over, lie Wool, 10c, Mohair, 30c. Hops 6 to 7Ko Oats 28 to 30c. Hay Haled, cheat, $8; timothy, 9 $10. Eggs lie cash ; 12c trade. Flour-In wholesale lots, 2-W; retail, 13. Mlllstuffs llran, 13; shorts, fl4)tf. Hogs Dressed, 6ic Live cattle Steers, 3tf ; cows, 2)i to 3c. 8hep-2.603. DresMKl Veal flo. iiiiitArT)nlrv. lfic: creamery. 25c. Pnniirv niifrkntiB. St tnrkevs. 10 to 12c. Potatoes 25c to 3.W. Castle Crag Tavein. Agent Skinner, of the Southern ! clflo. is informed that the famous sum ,nti Puatlu Crait Traveu. In tlie Shasta region, will bo open June 16. This is a magnificent placo for mountain resorters and'wil! be conducted by h. U. Pixley, who can previous to Juno 15, Iki addressed, care Pacific Improveml-n Co., Crocker building. Han Krancinco. McCoy Stage. Leaves Willamette stable fl:20 a, m. dally for Lincoln, Zenp, McCoy, and Perrydale and return same day. New hack, good horses and careful driver Parcels delivered along tho line. 3 IH if K. K. Davis. ono sending sketch and description of J..! -,..,,.....;..,. tl,n nslAflt. our opinion rio u.w...B w x rgene tit " T-T J.l i.IW m & 'amt'lsl 1 DASTOWA trf"" . 1 AVcriclable Vc conralionrorAs- slmitating llicFoodnndRcguIa llng UwStoinacrs andBowcls of Promotes Digcslion.Cliccrriih nc33nndncst.Contalns nelllier Onlum.Morpliiuc nor rtineral. NOT HAIIC OTIC. PrnftefOUOrSOamLPmHSR MxJmmt MinpSml IflUnM rurm Apcrfccl Remedy forConslirvi Hon i Sour StomactbDiarrlwcn nnd Loss or Sleep. FacSlmito Signature of NEW YORK. WRAPPER. TO THE WISE: farmer, or those who intend plantiiiw their pardons or doing spring work oi any kind in this line, nro that you will find everything lu garden nnd farm tools of the very best quality and nt thu low est prices nt & R. m. CDADB St CO ". Pleasant Surroundings are enjoyable, and it's Just as euro that our wines and liquors a o tho best on earth. Citizenship comes at twenty puu nud wines IlkewUo ruto hlgheet when old enough to vote. Our goods have age on their side. Our whiskies, too, aro not young. For tho table, invalids and all purposes wo furnish thu choicest pro ductions over bottled, J, P. Rogers 218 and 222 Commercial Street. )F Wholesale and retail, Putting in Modern Plumbing In now homes and buildings, as well as ro fitting old houses, keeps us pretty tnuy In the spring when building is at flood tide Our facilities aro always wpial to tho occasion, nnd we would In vito builders and contractors to get esti mates from us on plumbing, gas fitting, steam fitting, etc, liefore going elso where, as wo do expert work at reason able prices, BARR&PE7ZEL 214 COMMERCIAL 8TKF.KT. Telephone No. 2371 V.v . frWa. . , , i GASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of in Use For Over Thirty Years GASTORIA -tmi ecriTsun oMr, niom orrv. vm7itr Somctlting to Be Proud Of Is tho ownership of alCrcscont. Oluvo laud or Qendron bicycle. It Is thu nemo ot perfection In bicycle construction, whuro lightness la not sacrificed (or strength nnd mechnnlcnl skill blend to make a wheel that Is unexcelled for mu ling qualities aud reliability. Wo havu itsplendld stock to choose from, At 25, to $50. R. M. Wade &Co His Jaw Dropped and no wonder I It's enough to jar any one to hao laundry work badly dono. Avoid such uuplcutuiit experiences by entrusting your linen to us. What wo wash will Hlways look Its best, and will last you two or three times as long as it would tf sent elsewhere. That's the difference between right ami wrong methods. Note our rates: Shirts 10c, collars 3c., cuffs Co a pair, Salem Steam Laundry COIXJ.SK t, J, OI.MBTKA!) rilOI'lllirTOH. DOUOUS It. OI.UHTUAK, Willi. Phono 411, 280 Liberty Street A Royal Feast Can bo enjoyed In on r choice fat lamb prime ribs and lotus of beef, legi of milt Ion or choice uuis of veal. Wo can outer to the most fantlillous palate in tuiuier, iulov and richly tlatoml meats. IM us MJIKl i ton ono aroumi - . . (or dinner. You can'tbeat either our prices or our meats B. C. CROSS Statu Bt, MiNKcr. Phonk 201. .fflfu1 Mf Vr "Yt?.f 1""" "IJUsllNEsa OAKD3T C. JH. GIACK Successor to Dr. J. M. Kccno. old White Corner. Salem Or. Turtles desir ing superior operations nt moderate fees in any branch aro In especial request. ALBERT A. JESSUP. Phono 1071. ROOMS 1 AND 3, Oft AY 11LK. Osteopath y In Salem and Albany DR, GRACE ALBRIGHT Graduato of American School ot Osteo pathy. HALEM Monday, Wednesday and Frldav; hours, 0 to 11 a. ni.; 1 to 4 p. over vVollor's orocorv. ALBANY Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday: hours 0 to 12 a. in. ; 1 to 6 p in., Mrs. Wlnns rosldenco. B. :f. JONES. AUornoy-nt-Law Toledo, Oregon. Was Clcrk'of Circuit Court for six rears andhas an up to dato abstract of all property la Lincoln county. ll-17m Salem Water Co. OFFICE, CITY HALL. For water tcrvlco nDply at ofIlc llllls payablo monthly In ntlvnnco. Mako all complaints at tho ofllco. CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer MefilH nil mall nnd nassoneor trains. Uaggngo to all parts ot tho city. Prompt Eorvico. Tolephono No. 8al. D1SQUE & BKIPTON. Willamette Stables. Tho undersigned nro now occupy ing tho Willamette Btablo, south Commercial street, and aro ready to hlro you a nlco rig or feed and caro for your team when lu Salem. Horses boarded bv tho week. Satisfaction guar anteed. Youi pntronago solic ited. 2-1211 Harold & Reynolds If S, C, STONE, M. D. Proprietor ot Stone's Drue Stores HAIJCM,'.OKKaUN, rjgnio iterM (two In namtarj nro loaded a No. 231 and 833 Commercial street, and are well slocked with cotnploto line of drugs and mcdlclntt, toilet articles, perfuuiorr, brushes etc, etc., etc, nil. BTONK llMliadsomoM.'yean.Ioiporleiiceln the prao tiro of mudlotno wid now makes no olikrtro for eoiuulutlou, examination or prctlUon. New train service on the 0.R.&H The double train eorvico to bo estab lished between Portland and Chicago April 22. In which tho O. it. k N.. the Union Pncillo nnd thu Oregon Short Lino aro interested, will shorten tho through tlmo 11 hours. Train No. lenvliiir Portland nt U!l5a. m.. betrlnnliuc on thu date mimed, will ho known as thu Chicauo-l'ortlaml special. Its ouulpmcnt will bo new. uiakluu It fully tho equal of liny train now in servlco from tho Pacific Coast to thu east. It will consist of a mall-car, baggago-car, a library composite car, a first-class Pullman sletiHir, a dining-car. two chulr-cars, and a tourist sleeper. Thero will bo but ono change oi cars to all Eastern iwlnts. Tho lull tlmo will Ik) three days through to Chicigo, or four days and two hours to Nowork. '1 hu second train, known as No. 0, will leave Portland atl)i20 p. in., connecting at East Portland, with tho Southorn Pacific's overland train from San Fran Cisco, nnd will carry through equipment to Chicago via tho Union Puclllo and tho Chicago h Northwestern, and also the equipment fur tho Washington di vision ot tlio O. It. A N., lit connection with thu (treat Northern for St. Paul. This train will reach Hpokano at 10 a, m. A dining-car will bo furnished for hrenkfiiBt into Hpokauu, and for dinner on corruvpoudliig train leaving Spokane at U: IS p. in. Tho new schedule as ar ranged, will supply tho most comnloto servlco ever furnished on tliuO. N. A N., as provides Increased servlco In Eastern Oregon, wheru It is greatly needed, and gives iiumediuto connection wltli thu Waslilugtou division at Poudleton, At this i-oiul thero Is a largo Interchange ot trnllic, on account u( thu various mining districts ot linker County, tho Coeur a Alone, tho itepiibllc and Kootenai inln li g iiiiiipH, i'ortland Is greatly lionellted by thlsuhaiigo in as iniicli an Increatod Mirvlcu is gueii from Eastern Oregon and Idaho. No. 2. will arrlvu in Chicago in Oi.'W a. m,; Ao, ll, at 7:10 a. in., as at pres ent. The Westbound train out ot Chicago, oorresjioudliig with No. 2, Is No. 1. This will tirrivoln Portland at 4 p. in. i'lie train corresponding with thu eaat IhmiihI No. 0, is No. U, out ot Chicugo. This will reach Portland at 7 :.'J0 a, m. Wostliouud train No. 1, will leave Chicago at II :!10 l. in., aud Omaha at HfM a, in. thu following day. The time will be reduced two hourtf and 45 min utes. No. !i, wuMlbotiud train will leave Chicago at 10 :S0 p. in., and Omaha at .1 p, in. tho next day. Thu servlco on tho I'ulan Pacific onnll lheu trains iuuludu Jluffut-smoklng-library ours, and dining cars, No. u, will curry a diiily ordinary sleeor to Kansas City, with uhaugo enroutu to ordinary tars to Chicago. Consult thu neartwt ticket agent for detailed Information. W. 11. HUIILIIUHT, General pssvsjiigor Agent, T .''- REMOVAL SALE All goods offered at cost for this week. Thu stock coiiklits of Japanese goods, uhiuaware, matting, fur nWiliig goods, lea etc. Have lo H or move .May 1st, como and 1 secure bargalus. 4-23-Ot HUIE WING SANG COM PAN r. WANTED. four linos i al.OO rtsMI at same rata. WWss FOR RENT.-EIht or Urn two miles from tteel bridge for &n and potatoes. Land is jplowd sant harrowed terras aro ono third mmC J W.Wott Fifteenth and Ckht. Street. 40 1w FOK SALE Olt TltADE-l'lfteeM mm tract with first-class Improvommt, half a ratio from stato house, will toil at a bargain, or trado for farm kd. Apply to Julius Ilucf, first brick boat) on Garden Road, or address 8lsw, Oregon. 4-90-l FOR SALE CIIEAI'-A HsraiooHd typewriter In first-class conditio!, for salo cheap. Enquire at Union Tlfcto , Abstract Company's ftfflco, over Stelnor's Drug store. 4 27'lw WANTED. A good Gorman girl to Jo house work in a family ot throe. Ap ply 370 High street. 4-21 3t WANTED Five carloads of potatoes, eggs, butter and other produce; Oi: I'aio at 140 State itreot, opposite John Hughes' grocery. 4-28-3t Salkm rnoDCca CourAKT. WHEN HAVING-Your spring Skirts mado go to Sarah E. Clymer succosaor to Madam Von Tobol. Tfa only excluilvo skirt-malter in Sal&m. Perfect fit guarantocd, and prices reas onable. Room 6 cornor Liberty and Stato Street, Gray Block. 4 25 I ra. WANTED. Two girls for general honw work. Apply at tho Cottago hotel. COUItDET AND ODELL-Both the stallions can bo found at tha Red Front stables, in Salem, on Friday anJ Satunlay. At Independence Mondr nnd Tuesday. At Dallas Wedndy. 4-21-lm Amos Nichols, Owbw. UNDEU NEW MANAGEMENT-Tks shoo repair shop formerly owned by Oub. Kaisor has bcon purchased by John Nocdham. Parties wishing first class repairing at the lowest rates call aud boo him. 4 21-lsa ROOMS. Furnished or unfurnished singlo or in Buitcs, dining room ad joining, liomo-!iko. second floor Cot tlo block. Mattfo Uutchins, prop. 4131! FOIt KENT-Stock farm of 100 acres, 2)i miles from a town. House, barn nnd outbuildings, spring water, trait and plenty of outsldo range Price, 50 cash. Call on or address George M. Hoolor A Co., 288 Commercial at., Balom, Or. 4-0-1 a. A GOOD Oppotunlty to loam tha jew olry aud watchmaking trade. Only such persons as can furnish the best of references need apply. O. II. Hinges, 2U0 Commercial street. 4 5 tf NEW BUGGIES.-A car load different stylos, first class just received; before yon buy, call and sec them. Pohlo & lllshop, State and Front Bta. 4 4U SUITS, PANTS, OVERCOATS. T measure. Porfoct fit guaranteed. 2.000 stylos to select from. H. S. -Hollo, Stato Street, agent Wanna makor it Drown, Philadelphia, 4-7-tf, POTATO LAND-for rent, about 60 or 00 acros. Call at tho F. Levy hop ranch, or nt tlio olllcs ot Horren A Levy, In Salem. 3 31 la WANTED-Mon to Enqulroat Itoom bank. cut cord wood. 0, over Gilbert's 3-ao-u WANTED. Tallow and Boap grease in exchango for soon. Capital Soap Works, Balom, Or., Ferry street near 13th. 4-6ml HOUSE OL-KANEKS Rcmceaber that tho boat and clionpost carpet pitporlH tlio heavy felt paper sold at Tiik Journal omcc. 20-tt The Club Stables Cornor ot Liberty and FerryStreeU.H PHONIC ax Ia tho lwst nluco in tho city. t get a first-class rig. Special attention to commercial men, tho best of caro given to board ing and transient stock. Klgs lurnlshod to all parts ot tho country with or without drivers. Prices within tho reach ot alL Louis Miller & Son DON'T FORGET Wa carry a small stock ot FLOUR, BRAN, AND SHORTSgf - Made at Albany, and aro prepared ta supply small consumers say one sick to a ton at a low price, l'leaw make inquiry, aim save yoursmau cnange. Salem Flouring Mills Co. 3-14-ooi Notice to Contractors, Scaled bids will be received by the undersigned up to Satunlay, May 6, 1000, for the construction of a two sto.y brick building 110x85 according to plans and siM-cillcutinn to bo seeu at uy store building contractors aro expected to furnish Immls for the faithful perfor mance of tho work in the sum of $8,000. The right to reject any or all bids Is reserved. P. M. FtTKX, MoMlnnvIlle, Or. April 19,1000. 4-UMlAw.td. Notice to Contractors. Sealed bids will bo rccolYod by r the umltirslgutxl up to Satunlay, Slav 6, ro-story 1U00, for tho construction of a two-story Urick block G00 ft., according to plans and specifications to bo seen at my store. Ilullders nro exj-ected to furnish bond lor the faithful performance of tha work Ip the sum of $10 000. The right to re lect btiy or all bids is reserved. MuMlunvlllo, Cr. April 10, 1000. H. O. liosjis, , 4-19-d&w-t4 I'taco Declare. Why devote all your time tlm ILutr U'ar nml thnolll readlnz the Gobi Fields of Alaska? Thero era other matters ot vital Importance; you mar make a trip i-.mi, aim win want to Know now w travel. In order to have the best ser vlco, use tho Wisconsin Cetilral Ity.. between St. Paul ami Cldcago. tor rates and other information, write' Jus. A. Clock, General Agent, Poitland, Ore gon. Trd-ltirk. CIKKS T00THAC1E, UiUm la ttloat.i all AnmUt ot Tl Tt-Lo Mttl S Brva4wtr, H ViS.( cVd4 fs BetsMt. Si wvwvvM.'. wwi.w J foSS m i 3 A' '' ' . ., m f h m -M m i i