The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, May 08, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextI v i llSill HR IK Acts gently on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels Cleanses the vstem niCDrnMcc I JtO i Htarn... CONSTIPATION PERMANENTLY. OUV THE GtHUINt-MAHTD By (aui?rniaTgiSyrvf(. g,ss: ,?.$ .? O. C. T. Co's P.lBaKNOKUDJTKAtoKIt TOJVLONA JL AND JC altonA LKVVKH KOHimilTIiAND Paltr vxeepl RunJav M Bit Tin. quick timk and ojikai Hates. Uoolc lmtwaiDHt(e ami Conrt til: Jl. I' IIM.DW1N. Aitent. Koeee! ROSE BOWLS Of all sir.es arrived nml on shelves Id clear glass, pretty shape nml designs. Also 12 gross ot cheap clear glass vases in nil sizes. A '' inch viwo 10 cents. Remember you can sample nny kind ol coffee or tea, hot made at our store. Yokohama Tea Store Phono 2112. Kreo Delivery. 4 (JloCIAL NEWS k i AND VIEWS SOCIAL AM) I'tfllSOVAU Chester Cox lias gono to Tacoinn. Ed II. Carter la hack from California. Mayor Hisliop was in Portland yester day. Mrs. Goo. W. D.uh loft for S.tn Fran schco lust night. Govs. Fletcher and Moody, went to Portland this morning. K. G. Hnxeltlue, of Lyons, Linn Co., wits In tho city yesterday. Miss Olga Hewitt, of Albany, is visit inn Mrs. Goo. II. lliirnutt. John P. Robertson started last even ing for his ranch nt Mint'). Eugene Drayman went to Portland on the Hhasta Express Monday. Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Eraser went to Portland on business on Monday. Cols. Ilob. Thompson and II. S. Ormsby went to Oregon City this morn ing. Mrs Cook M. Jones went to Wood burn yesterday afternoon to remain a week. Clias. O. Ileulat, n former Salemilo now located at Pendleton, la In tho city on a visit. 8. II. Ilerrin.of Chicago, whnlus ieen visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Carter, has gono to Portland. Win. Drown, J. W. Wiutanley and II. S, Ottenheltner were hop men bout d for Portland this morning. Mrs. Multio MiCloed, of Portland, who was hereon n visit to her sister, Mrs. Orville Irvino, returned Monc.ay. Mla Oskio Matthews has recovered sufficiently from an attack of la jrrippo to resume her duties at llolveron'a Hoarseness Sore Throat Hoarseness, soro throat and constant couching Indicate that the LronchuU tubes nro suffering from a bad cold, whioh may develop into pleurisy or Indfimmatlon of tho lungs. Do not waste health and strength by wait ing, but usa Dr, JohnW. Bull's Cough Syrup nt once. This wonderAil rem edy cores all throat and lung affec tions in an astonishingly short time. Dr.Bull's Cough Syrup Cures Hoarseness and Sore Throat. Dee are amalt and pJcua&t la take. Dortora iccutameBdit. rri aj eenU. At all dxugf ita. THE UNION TICKET Candidates For State and District Offloos at the June Election For Supreme Judge Q.-o. Or. o i For lood Coniiulmloiier W. M. Schulmcrlcfa. Wellington County. Cunrrpmman-FInt Dlittlct Bernard Dftlr, Lake Uountr. For IVonecutlng Attorney John A. Jeffrey, Ma. tiou County. MARION COUNTY TICKETS. Itoprescntatlres George L, llnmu, ol Stayton. John 1). Dlmlck, o( Hubbard, K. Holer, of Salem. A. K Iludelaon, of Jclterson. Uvorgo V. Weeks, of Ilovrell. Couuly Judgo-W. W, Elder, of Stayton. Sheriff-Frank W. Durbln, of Howell. Clerk-V. E. Fiuzcr, of Woodburn. Keconler-John J. King, of Mnclcay. TreMurer-U. 0. Matlck, of Slherton. Aeror T. Y, Mrt'letlan; of SlWerlon. Commlnloner V. V. Culrcr, ol HMuer. Coroner J. W. Wliltlock, of Sllvertou. School Superintendent-.). J. Krapps, of East Salem. Surreyor A Oobalet, of South Salem, T e Homeliest Man inSilem As well as tlio handsomest., una others aro Invited In cull on any druggist and yet, free a trial bnttlo of Kemp's Balsam far the Throat and Lungs, a rcinl'dy that Is guaranteed to euro and believe all Chronic and Acute Coughs, Asthmn, lirorichltls and Consuinp tioti Prleo 25c. nnd 60c. cod&w o a. m T O X. I -OL . Bean the a 1m Kind You Mara Always Boafihl Hov. Gnstav Schunko of tho Qormnn Baptist church, left today on mission w irk nt Leduc, Alberta, to bo gone two Wiokp. Bed ih& Spring When wc would like to feel strong, vigorous and ambitious, we are weak, tired and dull; appetite is poor, food is not relished, sleep does not seem to refresh, we go to bed tired and get up tired. This condition is because of thin, im'pure, sluggish blood which is unequal to the demands of the body for more life, vigor, energy, strength. 4 Nature cries for help, and it is to be found in Hood's Sarsaparilh, the M23Bj great blood, purifier, blood enricher, blood vitalizer. Mcttficme Be sure to get Hood's, because it is Peculiar to Itself and remember.also, m&& don't UK too htk. Dean "early bird," ami eecuro good seats for the excellent concerts in the May Festival, hegiiinliig Wednesday night. You should, in Justice to your self, attend the Artists concert tho first night, the Grand Oratorio Thursday night, and the eelebrared Oratorio, Tho Creation, Friday night. Haydn's Crea tiou is moro than 100 years old, and its popularity has never decreased. Course tickets, I1.G0 siuglo tickets, 75 cents. Tickets and seats at Dearborn's. Annual Meeting. The anual nieetlngof the Lableh drain age district washeld atChemawa Mon day afternoon, The principal business before the meeting was the election of trustees to succeed those retirinng, and A. Hush, W. M. Kaiser and John Knight were elected to succeed. 11. W. Cottle, J. II. Albert and Walter ' Morloy, Among those attending tie meeting from Salem Mere: J. II. Al bert, Wulter Morloy and Tilmon Ford. Till! UKlllKST MTANOARII. No one need have tho slightest doubt altout the excellence of the May Festi I val concert to be given in the Methedist: church of this city during the present week. Fine soloists and orchestra play ers have been engaged at enormous cost, , in order to make this Festival a distinct musical success. Tho chorus of Baloui, Albany, Kugeno, Corvallis and Dallas luVe been working faithfully for months on the oratorios, and will sing them j liiaL'iiiflcoiitlv. I bpeclal Rcterve. "Old Government" whiskey, recog nized by leading physicians, and esiec Ully by A. P. O'Brien M. D., Captain and Surgeon, aUo by Win. I). McCarty M I)., Major and Surgeon, in United States Army. Furthermore, tho board of health of Sail Francisco, recommends this stimulant as the tmret, unadiilter ated, fur family use. for convaloHViiis and invalids. Sold exclusively in Salem and Marion County by J. P. Uookhh 20 If - t Agutnaldo Heard From. , A'ler resting and eating ho i ready fur another tight, and tho pioplu that Bre ready for thu hard ork ol ihe day aie th"e wholiavu taken their dimibr at the St. h'lmo ltMUiirunt. t 8 eud Pniron. of tliU week's May Festival ' w ill 4m temlereil one ol the rare iats oi musio that are granted to small cities oily once In a oytoef yirs. Music liters are earnwUly urged to Ulead. ( v .ntage of this op)rtliuity of hearing i' ruiil oratories rendered by n larga cltorus nd orsheitra, asthteil by supe-' rlor soloists fiom abroad. lUijii'jfimr SCIENTIFIC PALMISTRY Readings of the Hands of Business Men. Salem As Presented by Prof. Stttllng To De Followed by More Forecasts of Business Men. The following readings in tho science of palmistry are of the hands of business men at Salem. Thuy nro mado by Prof. Sterling, one of tho most re nowned scientists in tho world In his line. M. IIHEIDEMKHSR, TEA HttltCIUNT. You have inventivo faculty constantly contriving improvements in mechanical matters, a closo application to this would benefit yourself. You will se cure some distinction in the future, your life lino is fully doveloped. MAV1D V. IIAimETT. Itcadily adapts to existing conditions; liberal and charitable, outspoken. Tho life lino indicates an active life of long duration. J. it, Ltjx.v, nitDomsT. Your hand is marked with a decided cross on each mount. Your typo Is of spatulatcd species. You aro Industrious In acquiring, take good caro of what you get, value property for its uses, mo saving but not avarclous or close, ready to help your friends, are not llkoly to spend as fast as you earn. You haven grand (utnre.'nnd will never havo any serious trouble In any of your ventures. n. HOTII. You desire the best In llfo, and nro unhappy unless in an atmosphere of wealth, luxury and magnificence; culti vate cheerfulness. B. FIUEDMAK, MKUCHANT. You aro inclined to pursue an open nml direct course; to express your eenti ments fully on all occasions; possess llttlo reserve, andarollabloln unguarded moments to Imprudent speech. ou nro sincern and frank, and generally ex press your thoughts and emotions in a cleat nnd unequivical manner. Your friends nil like you, and they liotli see your virtues and your faults. You will some day be very popular, nnd a grand help to mankind. You will live to good old uge. You will change you abode in n few months. You will see a sick lady friend In three weeks. THOMAS IIOIKHN. There is a happy-go-lucky natuie in this hand. You are down today and up tomorrow. You must always act upon tho llrst impulse of the moment in order to make n success. (I. W. HTUAIIT. Ro'icent, tl.oug'itli 1, Jpoisevering, not easily discouraged, though you do worry. Success is very plainly marked in your hand, and you have a very long lire. I.. A. VIKIllNI. You would miiko a good salesman, nnd you will always be n successful bus ness person. M. T. IllNHMAN, OWK'KltV MKUCHANT. You think quite highly enough of your own abilities, are. very self-reliant, are proud nd dignified, seldom ak advice, and never fnllow it when given. Will not stoop even to conquer. Aro not Batislled with moderate success or a small business, desire to surpass nil others. You are too impulslvo, you havo Inula fall on your head when young. You must be vory careful In the future or ebojou will have brain trouble. You will hear of u death of a friend in a few clays. SM IIKL, CHINKS)! (UllDVKIt. You will have a decided chango in jonr homo and business soon, but It will not bo of a prosperous kind. J. W. IIAIIItlTT, (IIIOCEHV MhltCIIANT. You ore of a cheerful naturo, gener ous, kind nnd pood. Your life line in dicates excellent health and a long, sue ceffful life. V. I' rillAVKSTONINd. Yen must try and develop your In tellectuality. You reem to havo no management. You are u deep lover of music. T. . ZOOSMA.V, You aro n very good person und capa ble of taking caro of your own business. Some one near you is trying to do you harm in a minimis way. I It. it. UVAN, IttCU. KST1TK AfJliNT. I You area lucky person und your mlnil js broad and admits the opinions and controversies of others not only without inallcu but with genuine regard, you aro capable of dealing with largo mid small a Hairs with equal readiness. You are shrewd and silent. Your future prom ises to ho a service to the community in i which you live. You hold your own views with determination but concede the same right to your fellow-man and , beings. Your future is a bright one but you must not worry as much as you do. CIIUMI l.KK, MKUCHANT You aro inclined to be vory rumbling and incoherent, over ready to begin, but luve little perseverance to tluish. You must not trust lady near you named Louise. She is deceiving you. i - 4 CaiSCS Of Loss of Hair Dr Sabonraud, th eminent French Def piatotogUt, ujt that M per cent o( hair toaaea are th retain of mlcrobee and the neglect of dan druff. Tbt antlaeptle action of SEVEN Jj SUTHERLAND SISTERS' preparations kill microbe and removes dandruff Their constant ou for a parlod will, by acting dlractlr on tb hair bolbt, (arnUb noorlihment, vlulltr and growing; power to the napoTeriabed roots ood hair ahafta, inultlne In com ,,,t restoration. sold r Miocaisn. II. S, OtLK, COMMISSION .MKUCHANT. Proparofor n change: also you will rncot with success pertaining to business In 40 days. You will bo surprised by tho reception of a very important, yet strango letter soon, you must int do as tho letter states for If you do you will havo a lawsuit. Call at Tun Evk.nino Jotm.NAi. office and get tho prepared sheet for taking tho Outlines of ttio palm. At any druggist's got D cents wortli of tannic acid, add n tcacupful of water, mix well and then apply on both palms, rubbing your palms together so ns to have moisture ionotrnto tho lines, etc., thoroughly. Then placo your hand on tho paper, holding it thoro steadily and with pressure for two minutes. Keep your hand firm on tho sheet,, then raise hand gently. Only use a small amount of tho acid mixture on your palms, just enough to color tho palm. Do not havoit in Btreaks on tho pnlms because that will mako It blur on tuo impression Bticet. Directions how to reinovo tho Btains from vour palms: Wash hands In vino- gar thoroughly; thon use soap as usual. Aitor impression oi nanus nas ueen taken return sheet to Kveninc Joun.s'Al, olllce, signed with any name you desire, and some will bo read by Professor Sterling and rending published In tho l'.voning journal. Mail subscribers wanting tho sheets will enclose 2 cents for postage. Bears tie j? lha Kind Yen m Always BoujM For Cape Nome at the New York Racket, long leg rubber boots with Icathor soles, heavy duck coats, nnd pants wool shirts, heavy underwear, oil coats and heavy wool socks, nil at very low prices. Please call and savo money. 5 7-2llw. For Salt. A span of good work horses; weight 1200 each. 4-10dfcwtf 12. M. Ciioisan 'ALMISTIIY! HAVE YOUR HANDS . .RBAD 'rof. - lime. Slcrliiii Tho Colobrntod Palmists nnd Psy bholoKlsts are In This City Naturo has bestowed upon these bright young people many advantages. They believe with the Druhminstliut tho lines of the hand nru the mnrkiugs of God. Tho drnwlngs and records of tho Science of Palmistry can bo found inn Monastery nt Kl Knrnnk, Kgypt, and Thebes; also Ninovnh, Persia nnd India, Professor and Mmu Sterling have had access mid examined the drawings, and after years of scientific research, assert that vour entire mo, past, present nml luture, may nu plainly rovea ed to vou tiiiouuu tho exact Science of palmistry. How? you may usk. ou navu imprinted yourself by tho force of your own miio tlons. Your hands havo acted the part of tho sensitized pinto to the picture of the brain, and enuruved In lines deep or shallow that which reveals your o a n lifu and porchniiCQ tbullves of those with whom you come in contact. Added to this: Prof, and Mmo. Storllnu Confess to their murvolous nsvchle powers as a great uld '.u many Important events they may reveal to you : hence l their advice on tiusinosa, marriage, sick ness, death) changes, travels, divorces, separations, law-suits, wills, deeds, mort gages, lost or ubnent friends, also truly predict in succoss or failure of new in ! volitions, patents tumllng, ihhisIoii claims, etc. ; tell you whether you will receivo fair dealing with your partners, if you care to know what business you should follow to be successful, what fields to seek and who to avoid If you In tend to engage in business, make your cnauges, buy or sell any proerty or in I fact take any important step, on busi ness, social and domestic life, is of great I value to all who consult them. Ihey can place within your reach -a remedy for every failure. There Is no heart so sorrowful and lonely that cannot lit) benefitel by a visit to these phenomenal raiuusis. Fortune Tallinn Ily cards, tea leaves, mind reading, Is (terhups amusing and entertaining, hut w lien you want m-.uittvK) up ihuiii you should consult PIlOFKfcS.HOlt AND MMK. HTKRLING. Thoy areacknowj. edgud the greatest living authority on Palmistry. In their readings they give dates of the the principal even's and give advice in full detail All their work is done in manuscript form with out asking u question, nun is strictly con fidential. Call on those Palmists and they will send you away happier, wiser and bolder than before. REDUCED CHARGES Are 60 Cents and $1 O.Tko hours are 10 a. m. to 0 p. m. dally and Sundays. Prof. Sterling speaks German. PARLORS ARH 322 Hluh Street, Entranoo on Oho. moketa Street. Salem. Or Prof, 3. E. Sterling's Books on Pami tiy for sale at every book store and news dealer. Pi ce, 25 cents. ilik A H I ft f mm) mm ss WAfMwf ETffiinrffltn iLa Afrgctablc PrcpoMlionrbrAs slmllaling lltcFoodnndncSula ling ihcSloinachs nrd Bowels of Promotes Digc3lion.Chccrrul nuss nndncsl.Contolns nclllicr Opitini.Morpliinc nor Mineral. NOT "NAIIC OTIC. nf cfounrsmxirtTam myJk jw MxSmn KmkttUSJ- ApcrTccI Remedy rorConsUrwi Hon, Sour Slomach.Dlnrrliocn Worms.Convulsiona.Fcverjslv llCSS(lulLOHSOFSLEI!I. racSunilo Stgnnturc ol NCTV VORK. EX7VCT COPY OF WRAPPER. " -" Steel, Like Blood, tells, nnd buildors pri.o our hardware for tho metal used in its manufacture. We supply the best tools which the laud of Uiiclo Sam can show. Sharp, ness Is n staying quality only in high grade steel. Our tools take an edgo and keep it. No matter how cutting wo may be, our patrons do not mind It. CASI0RIA R. CD. (DADB & OO W Pleasant Surroundings nro enjoyable, and it's'Just ns sure that our wines ami liquors u.o the best on earth. Citizenship comes at twenty-one und wines likewise rate highest when old enough to vote. Our goods have ng on their side. Our whiskies, too, nro not young. 1-or tho table, invalids and nil purKBOB wo furnish the choicest pro' ducllons ever liottled, , P, Rogers 218 nnd 222 Commercial Street. ftfrWholosaloand retail, A Beauty Bath rau be indulged in with all the luxury of perfect Improved appliances by the modern open sanitary plumbing witli which we fit up your homo. We will fit you up a bathioom, with tho newest ideas in plumbing, that you want to live in. Wo will give you nu estimate for unitary plumbing, steam and gat fitting and execute It satisfactorily at a reason able price. BARR & PETZEL 2U COMMKUOIAL 8TItKKT. Telephone No. 2371 U-K -R-D Wo are selling Pure Ix-af I ird at 10 cents r ifitind and It will pay you to boar In mind that in one of our uD ail you rtelvu half u pound more lard than you do In an I'.jntorii pail, as our pall weighs 8 oz. and the Kaatern pall 10 ox. Our lard is pure hog fat and contain no cotton oil, beef suet, or adulterations of any kind, We pay you C cents for each and owty one of our pails, that you return In good shape, which makes 10 cents, on each pail, in . favor of our lard, Aik yourgroccrforlt, and don't let hlmneiid you Stall lit I?-a aiavn !.! ll...l r...t.. I .... ...!.. I ...... ...I.. ,.i !..! B. C, CROSS, ft in. my.' 'if ii Tiv GASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Boars the Signature For Over Thirty Years GASTORIA THK G(NTAUH COM PANT. HClW YORH CrTY Something to Be Proud Of U tho ownership of rVCrescont. Clove laud or Gendron bicycle. It Is tliu acme of (Mirfcction in bicycle construction, whom lightness is 'not mcrlllced for strength nml mechanical skill blend to make a wheel that Is unexcelled for run- ting qualities and reliability. Wo have tispleiidld stock to choose from. A HIT), lo (50, R. M. Wade &Co t T2 Just Look at what wo glvo yon. Our best efforts are yours, llrst, last, and all the time. Our laundry stuiuluid Is llxed at high, and wo never slip from it for nu Instant Let your linen hs well ns your light shine. A spie nnd span upiicnranco counts for everything. Our llrst-chtss work will servo you us it general letter ol Introduction. Salem Steam Laundry couinki. J. oi.mmtkaii riioruiicrou. IMJHOUS I). OI.USTKAII, l(lll. Phono -III, 2IJ0 Liberty Street SALBM, OR.1 (Vnll h$ Use wmm i hsMaii BSir ! Jl VulaUii. 1 " 'TOW. '" - ttf .M- UUS1NESS OAIIUS. C. JH. fflACK Successor to Dr. J. JL Kcetto, old Whllo Corner, Salem Or. Parties desir ing superior operations nt modorato fees in nny branch aro In cstecinl request. ALBERT A. JESSUP. Phono 1071. tlOOMB 1 AND a, OUAY BLK. Osteopathy In Salem and Albany DR, GRACE ALBRIGHT Graduato of American School of Osteo pathy. 8ALKM Monday, Wednesday and Friday; hours, 0 to 11 a. m.; 1 to 4 p. ovor Wollor's grocory. A LUANY Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday : hours 0 to 12 a. m. ; 1 to 6 p. m., Mrs. Wilms residence SOULE UROS. PIANO TONERS AND REPAIRERS PORTLAND ORH fur Malum ami rlclnltr leava ordora at Geo Wills MnalcHlnn. B. F. JONES, Attornoy-nt-Law Toledo. Orotfon. Wai Clerk of Circuit Court for lx jnn andhas an up-todato aUtractof all propenr In Lincoln couiilx. 11.17m OFFICE, CITY HALL, r For water borvlco noply at olllce. Dills piiyublo monthly In itdvunce. Mako all complaints nt tho ofllco. CAPITAL CIT Express and Transfet Meets all mail and passenger trains. Uaggngo to all parts of tho city. Prompt service. Tolopliono No. 851. DlS(iUE & BKIPTON. Willamette Stables. The undersigned are now occupy ing the Willamette Btablo. south Commercial streot, nnd aro ready to hire you a nlca rig or feed nnd cure for your team when In Salem. Horses Iwnrded by tho week. Sutisfactiou-guar-ntitccd. Youi patronage solic it nl. 2-12tf Harold & Reynolds S, C, STONE. M. D. Proprietor of Stone's Drus Stores UAI.KM, OHKOON, Brno ttcrea (two In number; art) located a No. 16 ami 833 Couirucrolal atrcel, and art wcllttu'krd ttl'.li atoinplcts lluu oldruji and medlcliisi, toilet urtlclca, ir(iiinorr, bruahei etc., oto.iCto, 1)11, HTONK llMlmd uimoM rcari cjjictlriico In the prai dcoot lHOilloliiaaud nuw makes 110 charge for niiKiiliatlon. eianilnatlnn nrprnacrtptlnn. New train service 'on the tm&N Tho double train service to bo estab lished between Portland and Chicago April 22. In which tho O. It. k N.. the Union I'aclllo and the Oregon Short Lino nro Interested, will shorten the through time 11 hours. Train No. 2, leaving Portland otUilQa. in. (beginning nu tho duto mimed, will bo known us tho Chicago-Portland special. Its equipment will bu new, making it fully the equal of any train now In service from the I'aclllo Coast to tho east. It will consist of n mull-cur, baggage car, a library composite car, n llrst-ciass Pullman slixqMir, u dining-car. two chair-cars, und u tourist sleeper. There will bu but 0110 chango ol curs lo ull lviistern points, Tho full time will bo three days through to Chicago, or four days nnd two hours lo NWtork. Consult tho nearest ticket agent for Jetailed information. W.1I. Huiitiiuirr, General Passenger Agent. TOOTHACHE, EARACHE and NEURALGIA la a uIduIwi all drurstata or Tim Tl-I.i. Mvilluul L'. 2.VI llrv.dw.r, N,w Turk. rVnd for llwiklet. MI18. M. A. COOK, Proprietor, Salem Steam Dye Work3. I.adlea'andgonts'clotlii's cleaned dyed, repaired and presto I, Huts ami gloves dry- cleaned, Coats and vests rolluod. Velvet collars replaced on overcoats, IOO Uom'l Bt Oiip Hotel Wlllnmotte HOTELSANTIAM At Uutrolt. Orouon Now open fur Slimmer Tourists, new house, newly fiirnisheil first -dais accent, rxlatious. Price from 11.00 to $1.60 per day. Good pack train and saddle horses always ready to accomodate Tourists to Hot Springs, Marlon Luke, and Lake Pamulia and all good fishing points, H. Jacob, Prop. Peace Dccloic. Why devote all your time reading the Iloiir War and the Gold Fields of AlaUT There are other matters of vltul liiiMirtiiiicoj you may make a trip Kast. and will want to know how to travel. In order to have the Itontaor. Tlee, use the Wisconsin Central Ry., between fit. Paul and Chicago. For rates nu diner mioriniiiiim. writn Jm A. Clock. General Au-out. Portland. Orel euii. en water Co., 0(1 i? 59539 KBftjJW WANTBb. ..New today -.,.. -....,. .-- Ai1 inos or less in this oolur less In this oolumn lnMsnW throe times for 25o.. 6O0 a wawrk.Q" SI.OO per month. All avr four Wnee 'y ' at same rate. , WANTKD.-In exchasfoa Hm MwMk pony for ft team oC horV VriM nild wdrmr). will nstf .i 1 - - - - r- cash II, T. Benson, CottaM HoWl.. . ' w- a FOUND Pair spectacles. Owner ssm secure rama by paying for this (mUm nt JounttAL olllco, 5-7-SW FOIt SALK-Full-blood and blfkrle fresh Jersey cows. Box 49, Turner, Oregon. 5-7-31 I10I18E FOIt SALE-Agood dHvlwf- horso.Syoars old; weighs 100 Ibs.f , . broke to carriage or saddlo. Writs te v , O. G. Jnmieaon, Zeno, Oro. 5.7-:i ' WANTED A blacksmith ', a good horse-- - snoor ami general workman, foratt least six months. Good rmv. Call nr& write. Btonor & Vaughn, Ulckreall,! """ 0' -lt AJ LOST On Saturday nlctht botwean tk' W. O. T U. hall and tho Journal of- . flco n pair of sllvor-framod glastes Iriil case. Finder please leave at Journal ,,' otitco and Do rewarded. 6 7 3t, J, FOUND Pnlr nlmn.t now 1 t,m 1,1,1 ; thrco-button, 0j size gloves. Call at wwtltsil JtlkV HUM Jiaj IUI Mils HOUSES STIIAYED.-Ono largo Iron gray, woigiiingnuouuzuu, aim a Drown threo-yoar old colt, wolghing COO. with small boll on. Finder send word to J Itomor, 5 miles southwest of Salem ou ' K. II. Eakln ranch. 5 7 3t FINE STOCK RANCH FOIt SALE.- , Will soil on easy terms with good Be- A curity, or will trado for property in " Wiliamotto Valloy, a gooil stock Winch In Eastorn Oregon on John Day river four miles above Clarno Ferry, con- f sistinrr ot CS0 acres deeded land all fenced, 75 acres Ingrain, abundance ot ; water for stock nnd domestic pur poses. Fine outside range. VateJe 5000. Address, Fred Grower, Clarae, , Oro. 632w tl&w ; FOIt RENT A commodious house ol 8 or 0 rooms, two lots ot ground. Corner Church and Trado streets. Rent low. Apply to Jno. Moir, 200 Commercial , , street. 6 3 tt ,, FOR SALE OR TRADE-Fifteon aere f,'i tract wltii llrst-clasa IroprovOFBeet;' ,V half a mile from state houso, will sell ' at a bargain, or trado for farm led. f A pply to Julius Ruof , first brick hoese 4 , on Uurdon Road, or address Salem, " Oregon. 4-00-lra" WHEN HAVING-Your spring 8klrU madp go to Sarah E. Clymer successor to Madam Vou Tobel. The only exclusive skirt-maker in Salem. Porfcct lit guaranteed, and prices rcas" onnblo. Room 5 cornor Liberty and ' Statu Streot, Gray Block. 4 25 1 m. WANTED. Two girls for gonoral house work. Apply at tho Cottage hotel. COURUET A3D OBELL Both these stallions can bo found at ths Red? Front stables, in Salem, on Friday and-? Saturday. At Independence Monday! and Tuesday. At Dallas Wednesday;, . -1-21-lin Alios Nichols, Owner. UNDER NEW .MANAGEMENT The shoo repair shop formorly owned by Giis. Kaiser bus boon purchased by ' John Needham. Parties wishing first- class repairing at tho lowest rates? call and sou him. 4 2t-lm ROOMS. FurnisnoT"or unfurnlslied siuglo or In suites, dining room sd-' joining, homo'!ike, second floor Cot tle block. Mntttu Hutchins, prop. 4 13W A GOOD Oppotunlty to loam tho lew; olry and watchmaking trade. Only-' such persons as can furnish thobtT' of reioronces nootl apply. O. U'. Hinges, 20d Commercial streot. 4 6 tf . NEW BUGGIES. A car load different; stylos, llrst class Just received ;; before von liny, call and see them. Pohlo ic Bishop, State and Front St;,' 44tf SUITS, PANTS, OVEUCOATS. Te uioadiiru. Perfect fit guaranteed, 2,000 styles to select from. II. 8. Hello, Statu Street, agent Wanna maker & Drown, Philadelphia, 4-7-tf IIOtJHK "OLKANBIW Rcuieiabei tlmt tho best and ohoaptst carpel paper la tho heavy felt paper Bold nt Tim Jouknal ollice. iSO-tt Proposals for Wood Sealed pioposals endorsed ''Proposals i for Wood for Capitol," addressed to the . undersigned, will be received at the office -of Secretary of Stato until 2 p. ni., May 10, 1U00, for dollvery on the Capitol grounds, or within four or five blocks thereof, on or before September 1, 1U00. ot all or any part of tour hundred and tlfty cords ot fir wood, cut while green from big fir and well seasoned; to be four feet long, closely corded without bolkheuda. Tito right Is reserved to re ject any and all bids. F. I DUNBAR, Secretary of State. Salem, Or., April 25, 11)00. 4-25-12t ', TODAY'S MARKET. Poktund, Mays. Wheat, 63o Walla Walla. 64 valloy Flour Portland, best erodes 12.65 iar 13.00. BurMsrlIne2.15 nor bbl. i 0.it Choice White 33fit35c. irrev i'im 10 31. , Mlllstuff Hrun, (13; shorts, f 10. Hay Timothy U(i 10 per ton. Onions Oregon, 10,00 to (0.60 Potatoes 06 to 86a per suck. Butter Best dairy. 20(425; fancy., creamery, 35 ; store, 20 to 25c. Eggs Oregon, 16c. Poultry Chickens. 4.5 tq 6.09; hens, SR tn II fill. II,!,... lt.,t It. Mutton Dressed, 7 to 7o per pouau. Hogs Heavy dressed 5 to bo. ' " x & IlcH.'-8teers,IQ1.60;cow,3.69(3t; ' ' dresstil beef, Olj. to 7Jc. 4 Veal Dressed, 8 OWfc. for imall., . ' Hops 7Q10o, old crop 530c, Wool Valloy, 12 13o; Eastern Ore gon, 8Q1 lo 1 Mohair, 27330. Hides Green, salted 00 lbs. 8Q0c: under 00 lbs, 7s38 rsheep lelt8, lfiti 20c. BAlKlt MAIUCaT., Wheat 68 iwuiids and over, 42c. Wool, 10c, Mohair, 30c. Hojxt-a to 7 Wo iiuv uiu, vuook, vol uiuvwy, rw to. Eggs 12c to 13c cash. Flour In wholesale lots, 2.K; 7111, 3. MilUtuffs-Bran, (13; shorts, f 14tf . I.... 1I..I...I ..1...... Id. ftlmnll... AUja nogs dressed, oc" Live cattle Steers, 3V4'i 3c. Sheep J2.603. DreaPed Veal 0)c. ButterDairy, woj crearna l'outtry uuicnons, : mr Potatoes C5o u sack. ' 2 2K CgWSsMfyH spsywiss HB K. fc s'fc Ml M I M: n - ijK 'St