The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, May 07, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textin Skin Dise When the excretory organs fall to carry oil ttic waste material from the system, there is an abnor mal accumulation of effete matter which polioui and clogs the blood, and it becomes sour and aold. This poison is carried through the general circttlatidn to all parts of the body, and upon reaching the skin surface there is a redness and eruption, tiud by certain peculiarities we recognize Eczema, Tetter, Acne, Salt Rhemn, Psoriasis, Erysipelas and man? other skin troubles, more or less severe. While the skin is the seat of irritation, the real disease is in the blood. Medicated lotions and powders may allay the itching and burainu, but never cure, no matter how long and faithfully vWU..uu., -uu ..v. ..uuuiui i untn m;inuicu uuu skiu pennanenuy injured oy meir use. flic disease is more Mm sMn deep; filie eifflpe circuiailon is poisoned. Thejnany preparations of arsenic, mercury, potash, etc., not only do not cure skin diseases, but soon ruin the digestion and break down the constitution. S. S.S., nature's own remedy, made of roots, herbs and barks, of great purifying and tonical properties, quickly and effectually cures Wood I and skiu troubles, because it goes direct to the root of the disease and stimulates and restores normal, healthy action to the different organs, cleanses and enriches the blood, and thus relieves the system of all poisonous secretions. b. S. B. cures permanently because it leaves none of the original poison to rcferment in the blood and cause n fresh attack. Skin DiLeascs will be sent free upon application. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, CA O. C. T. Go's PABSEMJER BTKAniEll POMONA A AND 7C ALTON A LKAVEU FOIliirOirTLAND DaIIt ecit Similar at 8'a'm QUICK TIME AND C1IKAI' 11ATKB. Dork tmtwonn'BtAta and (Joint Hts. M..I IIALDWIN, AjodU IRoeee ROSE BOWLS Of nil sizes arrived mid on shelves In clear ((lass, protty shapo nud designs. Also 12 gross ol cheap clear glass miscb in nil sizes. A 0) inch vaso 10 rents. Remember you can sainplo nny kind of coffee or tea, hot made at our store. Yokohama Tea Store Phone 2112. Frco Delivery. AA 4 COCIAL NEWS 4 J AND VIEWS , SOCIAL AND I'KIISOXAU D. P. Ilurtm.in spent Sunday in Al- bany. Col. Bob. Thompson Mpent Sundiiy nt Salem, F. II. Anson went to Portland on bus iups this morning. Hiss Emma Elgin I ma returned from a visit to Portland, Mayor Bishop spent Sunday in Port land on private business. Milton Meyers nnd Walter Lyons, pent Sunday in Portland. Kx-Gov. 'A. F. Moody returned from The Dalles Saturday night. Mrs. Rhoda Edos is home naln nftcr two weeks absence in Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Win. llrown, returned Saturday night from Portland. Mrs. J. Rcddick, of Oregon City, is visiting her daughter Mies. llurto Red- diek. J. Carmichaol, the hop dealer, started Saturday for sovorul mouths visit in England, J. II. Putmau, of Fossil, who has been visiting his brother J. H. Putmau, has returned to his homo. Mr. W. L. White who was here visit ing her paront Mr, and Mrs. Ashley White, returned to her home, Auburn California, on last night's overland. Nerves Unsttung Weak Stemach: Pain in the Chest: Sleep less, Nefbous, Irritable; all ran Down. Vi - Df. Miles' ITearly every disease la the sign of poverty, either of the blood or of the nerves. When the brain ce.U and nervous tlues are used up faster than they are repaired, not only the brain and ncnes, but eery vltnl organ of the body cries out for help. Headaches,, neuralgia, heart disease, nenous dyspcpMa aud liver and kid oy troubles run rampant n the help less system, destroying whatever Hrength remains until at last the Jtrras-dovrii comes and then '. Miles' Rcatoratiie NerYlne Is n(J ft world of good for Such weak, licrrous people, whose brain and body tre overtaxed, but who may jc be Wved from a state of Indescribable wretchedness, and restored to lives of happiness, and Industry. Ilyboothlng nd strengthening the secretive KUnds of the digestive organs it fa- vuiiatea digestion aud luliullatiou,: Healthy Wood is necessary to preserve that clear, smooth skin and beautiful com plexion so much desired by all. S. S. S. can be relied upon with certainty to keep the blood in perfect order. It lias been curing blood and skin diseases for half a cen tury ; no other medicine con show such a record. S. S. S. contains no poisonous minerals i purely vegetable and harmless. Our medical department is in charge of physicians of Targe experience in treating blood and skiu diseases, who will take pleasure in aiding by their advice and direction all who desire it. Write fully and freely about your case ; your letters are held in strictest canfiilenri- Wft tiinke no cliflrvp ulinlevr fnr tlita Rnrvlriv flnr twilr nn lllrwvl ntul Miss Ethel Raymond, returned from Ilnppncr last night, where she spent the winter. R. E. Bowormnn has gono to visit his brother, J. Bowerman, tlio attorney, nt Condon. Miss A. Wooloy of Albany, who wts bore on a visit to her parents returned last night. Frank Baker, tlio cx-stato printer, dropped off Sunday, on his way homo from California. Dr. L. A. Port, A. Forstner nnd Mrs. John Roland, returned ft out Portland Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Winters went to Portland for n few days visit on the Shasta Express. lion. I. L. Patterson, a Joukn-al, stock holder, ox-Stata Treasurer Mctschan nnd K. II. Piper, who is doing political work on the Orcgoninu, returned to Portland this morning. Miss Ethel Osborn left this morning for Oregon City, where she will make her future homo. Miss Osbom has becu one of Tin: Journal's faithful compost tors for six years. Tub Jouilval latch string is ever out for its old employes Miss Osborn Is n first-class compositor, II IV FESTIVAL IMtOOIUM OF COXCKIITS. Wednesday night, May llth Opening concert. Artists: The Hidden String Quartet, composed of Reginald L. Hid den, Mrs. Reginald L. Hidden, Anton Zilm and Ferdinand Conrad ; Miss Rltn Hnneen, contralto, Eugene; Miss Ethel M. Raymond, soprano, Sulem; LoRoy L. Gosner, violinist, ad Edward W. Tillson, pianist, Salem. Thursday night Mendelsohn's Ora torio, St. Paul, conducted by Mr. Fran ceco Seloy. Soloists, chorus and or chestra. Friday night Hoyden's Oratorio, The Creation, conducted by Mr. W. Olfford Xnsli, of Eugene Soloists, chorus and orchestra. TIIK HAY FKSTIVU.. Patrons of this week's May Festival will bo tendored one of the rare feasts of music that nro granted to small cltlos only once Inn cyclo of years. Music lovers nro earnestly urged to take ad vantage of this opportunity of hearing grand oratorios rendered by a largo chorus and orchestra, assisted by supe rior soloists from abroad. THE UIUIIUST STANDARD. No one need have tlio slightest donbt nliout the excellence of the May Fosli val concert to bo given in thu Mothodlst ehurch of this city during tho present week. Fine soloists nud orchestra play ers have been engaged at enormous cost, in order to miiKo this Festival a distinct musical siK'cess. Tho chorus of Salem, Albany, Eugene, Corvallls nnd Dallas hao been working faithfully for months on tho oratorios, nud will sing them magnificently. don't si; too latb. Bo an "early bird," and securo good Eculi for tho excellent concerts in the May Festival, ginning Wednesday night. You should, in justico to your telf, uttuml the Artists concert thu II rut Cured b$ Neivke. ' whllo tho nervous system Is rapidly built up again and put to work with out confusion, thin bringing all the Important organs into harmony and restoring perfect lioalth. About tctcni ears col was all run dona m ith nenouweu and deart trouble and was bad that 1 had to give up work. I wai nerv- uus, tlccple&s ami irritable all the tune and although Kieral doctors treated me I QUI not improve any under their care. Hearing Dr, Mile' Nervine well spoken of (or fudt troubles I commenced uting It and grew bit- f fnm il - WKn f A tit fkr do-bottles I fcltthatlwai cured: but Htm keep la bottle of the Nervine on hand, and when I m unusually tired or nervous I take a dote and iva all richt ayaln, I took Dr. Mile' Nen and Liver Pills along with the Nervine and found them the best Liver I'lilion thenar Let" Alsikt Crane. Newark. Ohio. Dr. Milei' Nervine is sold at all drux tores on a positive guarantee. Write (or free advice and booklet to Djl MiLU Mlr""'" Co. ElUurt laX night, tho Qrnnd Oratorio Thursday night, nnd tho colebrared Oratorio, The Creation, Friday night. Haydn's Crea tion is mora than 100 years old, and its popularity has never decreased. Course tickets, f 1.50 slnglo tickets, 75 cents. Tickets nnd scats nt Dearborn's. Take Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup for All thoso dangerous nffectlons severo colds, pleurisy nnd grlppo which Fnll nnd Winter bring along. It is tho greatest euro for Jironrhltis nnd nil throat nnd lung affections. Rev. A. L. Hutchinson and wife of Seattlo, will arrive In tho city today on their way East to tho QeneralAssombnly of the Presbyterian Church. Rev. Hutchinson was formerly pastor of tho llrst Prosbyterian church in this city. Tlioy will bo at homo to their largo circle of Salem friends, nt tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Q. A. Rockwell, on the corner of Oak and Capital Streets, Tuesday, from 3 p m. until 10 p. in. nt which timo they continue their journoy. "A Penny Saved Is a Pennv Earned.', Economy Is tho lesson taught by this paying. It is true economy to taku Hood's Sareanarilla nt this boobou Lx cause it purines, enriches and vitalizes the blood and thus provcuts sickness, nnd puts tho who system in a state of health for tho coming season. Every bottlo of Hood'i Sarsanarllla contains 100 doses positive proof that it Is econ omy to tuko only Hood's. Constipation is cured by Hood's Pills. 25ct. 7 Cape Nomltes Meet. This (Monday) evening nt tho W. 0. T. U. rooms all intending to go to Capo Nome nro requested to meet to form n Salem organization. Tho Independence West Sldo uivos nt n partial list of thoso who nro soon to lenvo for Cnpo Neme: W. Mnwny, Ed. Owens, John Klrkland, Thos. 1'ennell, Oliver Smith, Frank Llnderman, Ed. Pntrns, Clms. Morrison, MoKisson, Andy Scbrlng, K. Ward, Mart Scrafford, Geo. Qlrard, Harry Christian, King Tothcrow, II. D. Waller, Pat Campbell, Mnrk Burch, N. McDaulel, Mnnfortl Sears, Ixo Wade, D. Wade, Silas Mailoy, Noah Leabo, Davo Dove, J. S. Coopor, John Howell, Mrs. Sol, Stump and chil dren, W. 11. Crayen. To-Nlgnt and To-Morrow Night, And each day ana night during tills week you can uot ut any druggist's Itemp's llalsum for tlio Throat arid Lungs, acknowledged to Ira tho most successful remedy oyer sold for Cough. Croup. Bronchitis, Asthma ntul Consumption. Get a Utile to day and keep It always in tlio liousa s'j you can check your cold at onco Price 'iro and o0c, Sainplo bottle free, coiKv-.w OASTOIIIA. Dears tU a It Kind You Haw Always Bought BknatBM If" . yZT,&" of WarrTyy Two Old Settlers Clone. James Tucker, of Mt. Angel, died at that place, Friday at tlio advanced ago of 02. Ho was nn old resident. The funeral took place Sunday afternoon from Mt. Angel College Rev T. 11. Small, of tho Waldo Hills, died May 4, aged 80 years. Ho crossed tho plains with un ox team in tho early days, and was ono of Oregon's pioneer preachers, belonging to the Cumberland Presbyterian church. A OUUCESFUU TRAP Benlley & Co's. Substitute For the 8hoy- elers Who Struck for Higher Wages. The trap rigged by I). 8. Uentloy A Co. for loading wagons with dirt, in tho excavation they are making for the foundation of -the new Odd Fellows Temple, workf as succcsefuly as some of the traps set by the Boors (or tho Brit ish It conMits of a deep trench into which the wagons arddrivon. Over the deep- eft part is a bridgo and in tho middle of said bridge there I a hole. A pair of hortes cross the bridge dragging a scrap er full of dirt and ns it reaches the aforowild hole the f era per Is dumped and tho dirt fulls inlo.tho wagon below Pultmlay afternoon a Jouumal man held his Mop vtutvh on the crew as they were working apparently at the ordi u try pew!. Three pairs of liornes, three drivers, and two men handling thesorup era, filled n waijon In jubt three min utes. When the load is completed, an estra rir of horsos are put on to help drew t'ie wagon up thu steep Incline. This oxtra pair cl horses, the three .wlr on the tempers, four drivers ami I two mn handling fornpers, working as I 'above noted, will do the work of 25 I men wpi king at the rate attained by I the 10 men who struok for higher wages a few days ago. Ofeourse thero will bo work with ' eheveli, but on the whole, It would jseem that the strike will prove a prof . liable thing for the eontraolers. i Noted Pioneer Woman, Died, nt Bnkor City, Or., April 20, 1000, Susan Thorpo, aged GO years. She was a pioneer of 1863, was the daughter Of Thomas M. Humphreys, o! Jordan Valley, Linn county, nnd a sister to William nnd John Humphreys, of tho Wnldo Hills: Mnry Ray, of Linn coun ty J Mrs. J. Birvins, of Corvnllla; Mrs. Jos. Elgin, of Salem Hills; Mrs. S. P. Ray, of Santa Barbara. Cal., and Thomas and Kachary Humphreys, of Joseph, Or. To Fill Vacancies. . Miss Helen Harrington, Miss Mary B. Kuowloa nud Louis O. Plunder, nil of Portland, liavo been appointed by Gov ernor Gcer to fill vncanclos on the Pnris Exposition committee To the Penitentiary, W. D. Huffman has been received nt tho state prison from Harney county, to servo 10 years for rapo. How's This ? Wooffor Ono Hundred Dollars Re ward for any caso of Catarrh that can not bo cured by Hall's Catnrrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Prop., Toledo, O We, tho unUcrBigneu, lmvo known F. J. Cheney for tho last 15 years, nnd bo liovo him porfectly honorable In all bus iness transactions, and financially nblo to carry out nny obligation maclo by their firm. West A TnoAX, Wholesnlo Druggists, To ledo, O. Waldino, Kinnan A Mahvin, Wholo salo Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal ly, acting directly upon tho blood nnd mucous surfaces of tho system. Prlro, 75c per bottlo. Sold by nil druggists. Testimonials free. Hall's Family Pill nro tho best. OASTOnXA. Beui tit l"8 Kind You Haw Always PALMISTRY! HAVE YOUR HANDS READ and I1C. m The Celebrated Palmists nnd Pay oholoHlsts nro In This City Nature has bestowed upon those bright young pooplo mnny advantages. They boliuvo with the Brnhmlusthat tho lines of tho hand nro the markings of God. Tho drawings nnd records of the Sclonco of Palmistry can bo found In n Monnstory at El Kiirnnk, Egypt, nnd Thehes ; nlso Ninovnh, Persia and India, Professor and Mmo Sterling have had access and examined the drawings, nnd nftcr years of scientific research, assort that your entire lite, past, present and future, may ho plainly ruvoaled to you thiongli tho oxact Science of palmistry. How? you may nsk. ou have Imprinted yourself by tho force of your own emo tions. Your hands have cted the part of the seusituod plate to the picture of tho brain, and emtrayed In lines deep or snaiiow uiat which reveals your ovwi life nnd perchance tho Uvea of thoso with whom you corau in contact. Added to this: Prof, nnd (Mmo, Storlln? Confess to their marvelous psychic powers na a great nld in many important events they may reveal to you ; hence their advice on business, marriage, sick ness, death, changes, travels, divorces, separations, lawsuits, wills, deeds, mort gages, lost or absent friends, nlso truly predict in succobs or failure of now Inventions,- patents ponding, pension claims, etc. ; toll you whether you will reroivo fair dealing with your partners, if you caro to know what business you should l follow to be successful, what Holds to seek and who to avoid if you in tend to enirairc in business, make your changes, buy or sell any property or In met toko any important stop, on nusi ness, social and domestic life, is of great value to all who consult them. They can place within your reach a remedy for evoty failure There Is no heart so sorrowful and lonely that cannot be benefited by a visit to these phenomonal Palmists. Fortune Telling By cards, tea leaves, mind reading, is perhaps amusing and entertaining, out when you want SECRETS OF TRUTH you should consult PROFESSOR AND 1MK. STERLING. Thoy aro acknowl edged the greatest living autiiority on Palmistry. In their readings they give dates of the the principal events and give advice in futl detail All their work is done in manuscript form with out asking a question, aim Is strictly con- liuentiai. uait on mese rairnisis aim they will sud you away happier, wiser ami bolder than before. REDUCED CHARGES Are 5Q Cents ant) $1 Office hours are 10 a. in. to u p. m. dally aud Sundays. Prof. Sterling rpeaxs uerman. PARLORS ARE 022 High Street, Entrance, on Che mukota Street, Salem. Or. Prof. B. E. Sterling's Books on Palm, l.try for sale at every )ook store and newsdealer. Price, 25 cents. Hi IS? im m i u ro Ml PlM rfS. " j;! r, 'rjxi, Arctfc!able Prcnoraltonror As similating UvcFood amlllctfitla- ling UicSloinachs 0Jdl3owBl3 of Promotes DigC3lIon,Chccrfiih ncssandRest.Conlalns ncllltcr Ophim.Morphine norlliucral IS OI "NAIvVC otic. i tv afoua-soivntiraaR tnytfaj oW- MxSmn Cf'TluJJUfV' Apcrfccl Remedy rorConslipw Uon, Sour Slomach,DlnrTlca brins .Convulsions .Fcvcnslv ncss nnd Loss OF Slehu Facsimile Signature or NETVV YORK. HXKiXTrnmiXKiIlH Wfifctt . A,"- : -?, 'JSWum J EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. 3a jS R. CD. ODADB St CO Cl-i.i. Pleasant Surroundings are enloyahlo, and it's just as sure that our wines and lliiuors au tho best on earth. Citireushlp comes nt twenty-one nud wines likewise rale highest when old enough to vote. Our goods have age on their side. Our whiskies, too, tiro not young. Kor the tahlu. invalids and all purposes wo furnish thu choicest pro" unctions ever ixitiieu, , P. Rogers 218 and WS Commercial Street. Wholesale and retail, vmV, Putting in Modern Plumbing in now hoiiios and buildings, as well as ro-llttlng old houses, keeps us pretty busy in tho spring whon building Is at flood tide Our facilities aro always equal to tho occasion, and we would in vite builders and contractors to get esti mates from ut on plumbing, gas fitting, steam fitting, etc., before going else where, as we do expert work at reason able prices, BARR&PETZEL 2H COMMERCIAL fiTHKKT. Telephone No. 2371 BUlWr We are selling Pure Leaf Mnl at 10 cents pur pound and It will ay you to bear In mind that in ono of our till' palls you receive half a pound more Ian! than you do in an Kantern pall, as our pail weighs Hoi. and the Kastern pall 10 ox. Our lard Is pure hog fat am! contains no cotton oil, beef sust, or adulteratlonsof any kind, Wo jay you 6 cents for each and every one of our palls, that you return in good shape, which makes 10 cents, on each pall, In favor of our lard. Ask yourgroccrforlt, and don't let him send you a all of Kastern lard, that contains only -1 pounds of lard. B- O. CROSS, SALEM, OR. CASTORIA For Infants and Chlldron. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA Steel, Like Blood, (ells, and bulldors prlro our hardware for tlio metal used in its manufacture. We supply tho best tools which the land of Uncle Sam can show. Sharp ness is a staying quality only in high grade stool. Our tools take nn edgo and ecp It. No matter how cutting wo may be, our patrons do not mind it. Something to Be Proud Of fs tho ownorshlp of a Crescent, Cleve land or Gondron bicycle. It Is the acme of iHirfectfon in blcyclo construction, wheru llghtnoss Is not sacrificed for strength mid mechanical skill blend to make a wheel that Is unexcelled for mu ting qualities and reliability. Wu have U8ploudid stock to choose from. At fl'C, to W0. ' R. M. Wade &Co -"Ul His Jaw Dropped and no wonder I It's enough to Iar7any one to havo laundry work badly doiui. Avoid such unpleasant experiences by entrusting your linen to us. What wu wash will always look Its best, and will last you two or three times as long as It would if sent elsewhere That tho difference between right aud wrong methods. Note our rates: Shirts 10c., collars So,, cuffs tie a pair. Salem Steam Laundry COLONKL J. OIJJHTKA!) rUOl'aiKTOU, DOUOUH l. OLUSTVAl), Willi. Phone 411, !0 Liberty Street t fc "Tilfl fi " k ' r . If '- i i '. 4 :-h l".' "" ;-::a Vi) m W A jm 'B pr AT tut yiMi-MlMllW.MI. P l ll lliyi! Jill II mmmmm m if MLfisi? SV!Ui, BDS1N3SSS OAUDS. O. H.mACK Successor to Dr, J. M. Keono. old Whlto Corner, Salem Or. Parties desir ing superior operations at moderate fees In any branch nro in especial request. ALBERT A. JESSUP., X3l3EBIKriX'Xa3V Phono 1071, R00M9 1 AND ."1, OIUY liLK. Osteopath y In Salem and Albany DR, GRACB ALBRIGHT Graduato of American School of Osteo pathy. HALKM Monday, Wednesday and Frldav; hours, 0 to 11 a. m.; 1 to 4 p. over Woller's crocory. ALUANY Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday ; hours 0 to 12 a. m. ; 1 to 6 p. m., Mrs. Winns rosldenco. SOULE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AM REPAIRERS PORTLAND ORE For Blcin and vlclullr lour onlotn at Uoo Will's Mn.lo Htn . B. F. JONES, Attornoy-nt-Law Toledo, Oregon. 'i Clotktof Circuit Court rbr tlz rtnii andhas au up-to-dato aUtraotof all properly In Mncoln IVUUlft AI-1IIU OFFICE, CITY HALL. cFor water Rorvlco noply at oftlco. Hills payablo monthly in novauco Muko nil complnlnta ut tho ofllco. CAPITAL CirV Express and Transfei Jtm-ts all mall and nasscniror trains. llaggago to all parts of tho city. Prompt service, xoiepuono no. eoi. DISQUE & BKIPTON. Willamette Stables. The u uderslgncd aro no w occu py Ing tho WlllamettoHtablo. south Commercial stroot, and are ready to hlro you a ulco rig or feed nnd caro for your team whon in Salem. Horses boarded by tho week. Satisfaction guar anteed. You i patr6uogo solic ited. LML'tf Harold & Reynolds IT S, C, STONE, M. D. Proprtolorlof Stone's Drue Stores HALKU, O11E0ON. Ht'no tursi (two In numbori aro locatoJ a No. SU and S33 Commorelal street, and an' it oil Mocked with aromplolo lino ofilrugi aud medlolnti, toilet artlcloa, r(uuiory, bruihct oto., eto., etc, nit. HTONK IlmliailtomoIA jcriiorlfiico';in tho prai tlcoolmedlolnoand now makea no charga for omitiiluilnn, eiamlnallnti orirocrlitlon. New train service on the ufJLll The double train eorviro to be estab lished between Portland and Chicago April 22, In which tho O. It. & N.. the Union Paelllo and the Oregon Short Line nro Interested, will shorten the through tlmu 11 hours. Train No. 2, leaving Portland at U:15u. in., Ieglnnlng on tho date named, will lie known as the Chicago-Portland sjtuclal. Its equipment will be new, making it fully thu equal of any train now in service from thu Pacllio Coast to thu east. It will consist of a lunll-car, haggugo-rar, a library composite car, a llrst-class Pullman sletiier, a dining-car. two chair-cars, and n tourist sleeper. There will tie but one change of cars to all Eastern nolnts. Tho full time will be three days through iu uiiicnKo, or luur iinys uuu iwu uours to New York. Consult the nearest ticket asont for detailed information. W. II. llUllLllUHT, General l'atvsougor A(.ent. CUUICfl TOOTHACHE, EARACHE and NEURALGIA to a mlnst) ill draff Uli or Th TI-I.O Medlonl Co, VA IlpMdixr, N Turk. Buod lot IlookUt. MHB. M. A. COOK, Proprietor, Salem Steam Dye Works. I.ailloa'undgonU'oloth'tscleaned dyed, repaired nnd pressej. Hats and gloves dry cleaued. Coats and vests rollnod. Velvet cillars replaced on overcoats. .OB Uom'l Bt Opp Hotel Willamette HOTELSANTIAM At Detroit, Oration Now open for Hummer Tourists, new house, newly furnished flrst-class accom odations, Price from f 1. 00 to fl.60 jor day, Good pack train and saddle horses always ready to accomodate Tourists to Hot Hprings, Marion Lake, and Lake Pamvlla and all good lUlilng points. H. Jacob, Prop. Peace Declare. I Wliy dovote all your lime reading the lloer War and tiiu Gold Fields ol Alaska? There are other matters of vital Importance; you may make a trip Kust. and will want to know hor to travel, luonlor to havo tho bestsor vice, use the Wisconsin Centra! Hy,, between HU Paul anil Chicago. For imu. 1.1m uimvi iMiuiuinwuii, mug nu, A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Ore J on. ' Sata water Co. iiii) TSTAKTBD lines orM Iimm mthtfi three t-lme for it I.OO pr month. M at lama rats. FOIl 8ALBraH-bleA; mtf fresh Jersey cows. Be .! 0re8)n. 'QSiKMIS HORSE FOIl BALE-A wMirMi liorso, o years old; weight MMEft.- broko to carriage or bMI,WJ W! vi. vr. asneson, y.ena, ue. ljjgQ WANTED-A blacksmith; a rsw! km mior uuu general WOKWM, lMlJ least six months. Good m. '(Wwi wrlto. Slonor A Vaafi, JtfefcgIS '""' i o-7-rj WST-Oii Saturday nlfhl BffeST; W. O. T. U. hall andTlwfJSKwilef.1 lletinnnlrnr nIlrnr.rra.MaJ .J Ti. caso. Finder pleaso loavo f afJewiMli oinco anu oo rewarueu, " . oJiIJ FOUND-Polr almost now tliwikWi three-button, (1 io gloves. ACHt! journal omco anu pay for, adt ' r WANTED AT ONCE-GIrl for bqSII housework. Four In family. Caltfavtrl Ellis A Zinnls, 115 State street. 6 7 Ml HOUSES STRAYED.-Ono large ifaiil gray, weighing nbout 1200, and a brwH? threo-voar old colt, wniolilnu AMI 'wlii.1 nmnll lmll nn. Vlmlur an.1 nl 4 Tfi Komor, 5 miles southwest of Sale'6l ssSTtSlSBss . &mimm n. ii, i-.UKin nincu. o J Jt FOR 8.VLE-A pair of stairs, wkhX hard-wood bannisters, railing Mil Newell-past, For sale cheap. "All complete iand ready to set up. Call at . Ollbort Bros', bank. 5 4 3tJ FINE STOCK RANCH FOR 8ALB.-4 Will soil on easy terms with good se- t ?Sml5r' or.wy.1 ,,raaa fw,ptyi t Willamette Valley, a good steek nwefct In Eastern Oregon on John Day rim'' four mllee abovo Clarno Ferry, eeH-V sistlug of GflO acres deeded lead 'fall V. fonced, 75 acroa in grain, abandaiwe ef A water for stock and dosaeeMe p' poses. Fino outside raaiie. Yake J3000. Address, Fred QreWer, Cle, Pro- 6 3 2w dw FOR RENT A commodious house of 8 or 0 roonis, two lots of around. Corner J Church and Trade street. Rent low. ,v Annlv to JllO. Mntr. V.U) nnn.mcLrL.1 -T street. ... , . -.u.w. 63 tl WANTED Good Iwy or young man for oairy worK. Apply to W. N. Simpson Addition. 8vae, 0 3 m HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-for sale cheap; also lot of Mason's fruit jars Call on Mrs. Card, 60 Liberty street, two doors south ol South of Mill creek 6 ltlt FOR SALE OR TKADE-Fiftoou aero tract with flrst-class improvement, half n mile from state houso, will (ell ' nt a bargain, or trado for farm land. Apply to Julius Ruof, first brick house on Gordon Road, or address Saleaa, Oregon. 4-30-lm WHEN HAVING-Your spring 8klrta mado go to Barah E. Clymer euccossor to Madam Von Tobel. The only excluslvo Bkirt-makor in Bales. Perfect Ut guaranteed, and prices reas onable. Room 6 corner Liberty and Stato Stroot, Gray Llock. 4 25 1 m. WANTED. Two girls for genora! hoiwc work. Ajiply at the Cottage hotel. COURI1ET AND OBELL Both these stallions can bo found at the Hed Front stables, In Balom.on Friday ami Saturday. At Indopoudence Monday and Tuesday. At Dallas Wednesday. 4-21-lm Amos Nicnota, Owner. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT The shoe repair shop formerly owned by Gus. Kaiser lias boon purchased by John Noedham. Portion wishing flrst class repairing at the lowest rat call aud soo him. 4 2l-lm ROOMS. Furnlshod or unfurnished, slnglo or in suites, dlnhur room ad Joining, homo-liko. second floor Cot tle block. Mattlo liutchins, prop. 413tf A GOOD Oppotunlty to learn tlio Jew elry and watchmaking trade. Only such persons as can furnish tho best of references need apply. O. II. Hingoa, 21)0 Commorelal street. 4 5 tf NEW IIUGGIES.-Acar load different styles, first class Just received; before you buy, call and see thw. Pohlo A Bishop, Statu and Front Sis. 4 4tf BUIT8, PANTS, OVERCOATS. Te measure, rurioci Ut guaranteed, 2.000 stylos to select from. II. S. Hullo, State Street, agent Wanna maker A llrown, Philadelphia, 4-7-tf WA NTE D Mon to cut cord wood. Enquire at Room 0, oror Gilbert's bauk. 3-20-tf HOUBK CLEANERS- Reiueiaber that tho best and cheapest, carpet paiwrlH tho heavy felt, paper sold at Tub Jouknal onice, 20-tf Ground Floor. I a Opposlto Buren A Hamilton's. lv NEW 'i MOUNTS Tiio latest effects. Call and soo tbem. 6-lti QTEAM WOOD SAW Two Maohlnns Work Done Qulokly. Telephone 2683 black. Leave orders at residence on 12th street, or Stelner's market. M. Van Flket, YbwPabk. 6-fltf Proposals for Wood fiealod pioposals endorsod 'TropOMtU for Wood for Capitol," addressed to the undersigned, will be received at the oflke ol Secretary of State until 2 p. w., Max 10, 1000, for delivery on the Capitol ? rounds, or within four or five blocks hereof, on or before September 1, 1M0. of all or any part of four hundred Mia fifty cords of tlr wood, cut while sjmm from big tlr and well seasoned; to tie four feet long, closely corded without bulkheads, The right is reserved to re ject any and all bids- F. I DUNBAR, Secretary of Bate, Baleui, Or., April 23, 1000. 4-36 1M ll bipedal Rsacrve, "Old nlzed I bv leadlnir olivsiclaaa. aud esaee- iallybyA. P.O'llrieii M. D., OawW aud Burgeon, also by Win, J). McCftrty M. I)., Major and Burgeon, ia UaltM States Aruiy. FarUiermor. the WoaW of health of Baa Fssweiaco, recosiMMU this stimulant w Mw ptreet, naaJ-rkw-ated.for family use, for eoovahiwats and Invalids. Bold escltuM l Oalent and Marloa County by J. rPeisais. Others a ttotwt)r, I will iIvb 12 60 for ttui aiaJu td avamr tXfttr llmt hmp rtju lion fti. K&& Grouud'a neighbeftioa 17-lm Jomk ikrAM, Hex Sfu C 1 '.