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Newspaper Page TextECZEMA Thi most aggravating and tormenting of all skin diseases is caused by an acid r .t , """ While Eczema. '""""" uuw ski all K'ILxeI S. 8. S., the only purely vegetable remedy known, is a safe and permanent cure for Eciema aud all deep-seated b'lood nnd n i troubles. It goes direct to the scat of the disease, neutralizes the acids and cleanses Uie blood, re-inforccs and invigorates the organs, ami thus clears the system of nil Itmmritl ilimmri, ti. ,,,( -i,.,.,t. ti, ell,, n.iix...i -it jnn......,,i.. subsides, and all signs of the disease disappear, Ii!il-Jef.a, M',,Io(rl" of Cnrdlnirton, Ohio, m a she was afflicted with Scrofulous sores mul Hcteina from birth, Her face at time became so badly swollen that she was not recognisable, and Iter limbs and hands were very sore She waa treated by all the doctors hi town without being benefitted, ami in her researches for relief, was told by an old plivsldnn to take S R 8. She followed his advice and was firomptly cured, and has neer had a return of ihedlwnse Thls,waseventeen yearsaeo. She sincerely wll've; she would have been In her gtave years ago but for S. S. S , aud adds, ''what It has done for roe It will do for others " Send for our book on Blood and Skin Diseases, and write our physicians fully about ease; they will cheerfully give any information or advice wanted, 'we make no charge Glassware ALL IN NOW Flint, blown nnd henvv preffed wnro. 7.1 barrels in nil. And tho aBsertincnt: "Well", wo kindly invito you to come nnd see tho lino. Tlio assortment Is too larco to mention In this space. Tlio glncswaru Is much prettier In shape than it has been for years. Good" nrn from throe glaps workc, ni.d i one am in the trust, therefore you will lliid tho prices lnw, even tunny pieces are cheaper thnti before. Yokohama Tea Store Phono 2412. Kreo Del I very. O. C T..Co's IMtttJKNOKK BTKAh.l'lt TOJVIONA X. Ami jr altonA IJiAVEH KOll l'011'll.AM) Dally ciropt PiiU'lsv at Ba in. QUICK TIMK AND VllKAV ItATKB Ikwk IwtwwnL Jvtf.ancl Cjnit bis. M. 1. II A I DW1N, A ient. i' SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD. The Karorl.o Transcontinental Route llelwn'li thu Nortliviett and all 1'olnU Kast. Choi re of Two Routes Through lbs famous ROCKY MOUNTAIN KCENEItY. And Four ltmitc Katt of I'ueblo and Dciiut All passengers granted a day atop-oier In the Slnriuun Capital or any h hero uiwiin OgiH-n and Denver I'crtonally ronducted Tourist Kx rursloui thno days a week to 04VUA, Kansas City, St Louis, Ciiicaoo and Tin: East, r"or tickets and anjr Information regarding rates, routes, etc., or Tor rie'erlptlvo advertising waiter, rail on menu of Oregon Kallwar & Navlitatlon Co..Oteiiou tfhort line or Southern rarltlr Coinnaiurs, S. K IIOOrElt. 0, V. a T. AKt., IVner.C'ol II. C. NICIIOL. (len. Art., Ul Wsi.li (-1., 1'ottUud Or 4 S OCIAL NEWS AND VIEWS - W. V. h'niiili of Kola, tins gono to Adams county, Washiuetnn, to virtt his nine. Vrot. nnd Mrs. Ilaynes, of Cambridge, 'Mass., who have been guents of Jndno Vi'. M, Rnuitey and frtinily, started for home today. always weak. leaves the lungs Weak lungs are breeding grounds for the germs that cause consump tion. Chronicbronchitisalso often follows pneumonia If you have had pneumonia, the germs of consumption arc at work. Don't let them get a foothold. Begin at once and take SCOTT'S EMULSION; it yill drive out the germs by making the lungs stronger than they are. TIih Choral. Pooiely will fcurely plau aiH)iier gnat tuccit to their ertnlit to morn.w night, the ccaidon being "War oiv uni Scenes," a most UMUtiful, patnotie-entertaiiiment. Mr. Srioy, di reetdrof the society, has prea'iitetl thia fJiteriainmeiit in tlio Hast, where it uas acuinld un overflowing hout, and en IhuemstJc praitc. Vi will enjoy and apprelalt fully the n.usis and tableaux at tho Uuhcr 'ty chapel tomorrow night. Come early. Hemed seats at IVarborn's book itore. k Kio Grands II. R. Pneynoisia iciioeu wiruiign certain instrumentalities too much i.,. ?. F." ,, " . Skm u,,d " conies red and ti Lbc.a, !l.!? X hen overheated from any cause IIUinKllUIU. S.11LI IIC3IITIHII' MMIiTPr mf mril lAfA r m-... Tiii i. ,i.... A- 7. i "s""'"-" " -jci uciiccs, scnucnes until sirengiii fonnPc This is a nainful f ,Tuh 2 f. f . ' ' -'" """ ""ureu' ucues ,le'"cl-. WMI Twtrr l.Vv.i.w.li,, en m....'... i the skin, they are rl-ally blood .liseases, bemuse I X "" " ' " U,Sefte, '" THERE CAN BE NO EXTERNAL IRRITATE ON WITHOUT AN INTERNAL CAUSE. If the blood is in a pure, healthy condition, no poisonous elements can reach the skin. External applications of washes, lotions and salves sometimes mitigate the itching and soothe the ..umioi rtncii me uiscase. uniy s. a. a., MEMORIAL SUNDAY FITTINGLY OBSERVED AT SALEM BY AN IMPRESSIVE SERVICE. Conducted at St. Joseph's Church by Reverend Daly and Reverend Casey, or Portland. Sedgowlck Grand Army Post nnd Ue llet Corps met nt Grand Army hnll nnd marched in a body, led by their respec tive olllccrs, nnd headed by tho Hag, pro ceeded to St. Joseph's Catholic church, where a flit inn memorial eervico was conducted bv Win. A. Daly, tho pastor, nssisted by Itov. Casey of Portland. The Sons of VeterntiB ordor and tho Itegular Army wero also olllclally represented. Tlju entranro to the church was beau- tiiiuiy uicuraicu lor tue occasion Willi nowers nnu uie nntionni colors, ns was also tho nltnr, while a grand musical Eer vico appropriate to the occntini was con ducted under tho direction of Prof. Scobie. At the conclusion of the solemn and Impressive muss by Hcv. Daly tho choir closed by singing tho Nntlonal Hymn, America. In his preliminary remarks, Introduc ing the orator of the day, Itev. Daly said he took great pleasure on behalf of his church in welcoming the Grand Army members pretent to this memor ial service. They wero tho living monu ments to a great cause . They had offer ed their services and their lives when the existence of the nation was nt sttke. To them was due all gratitude, and he believed that all true Catholic pcoplo wero like them Hiportcrannd defenders of our government. lie Introduced father Ciuey who read from the fourth clinplerol St. Peter and the fifteenth of St. John. Ho then chose a text nnd de livered n memorial day address that In sentiment, solidity and patriotism lins never been surpasred in this city on n similar occasion. The speaker said God had chosen this nation to do his work and execute Ills will for the lieiiellt of mankind. Wo were thu pentucostal nation ami our ostat nation ami ouri mission was peace, liberty nnd freedom. When Christ t'nmo to earth tho rule was war, thu exception peace. In GOO years thu temple of Janus in Home had been closed but six years. Since Christ camo peace was the rule nnd war tho excep tion, slavery was nbolUhed from thu world, ami woman was accounted tho equal of man in all 'things. lie went over thu tho entire field ot history to show the udvnncoment that had been mado under thu Christian era. He re viewed the war with Spain and tlio ac quisition of tho new territories, nnd got n round of imptaueo for saying that tho people ot the Philippines would yet bless the men wore there fighting to establish order under tho American (lag. In order to behold thu blessings of peace and liberty o cmiio to them under. American rulo we must look beyond' what politicians now think. Ho said It we had a country nnd pros-1 porlty nnd good order nnd n national ' government weowed It to these voter ana who in thu sixties lmrod their breasts to the call of arms nnd saved the , Onion. When wo wero culled to save1 Cuba from oppression in tho lali wnr with Spniu.thu nobleoxnmplu of patriot ism shown by these vetorans caused thu children ot the North tn Join thu chil dren of the Boutn and bring peaco nnd freedom to that unhappy Isle. Ho raid that not only did wo owe the peaco and liberty w now enjoy, but tho valor of our younger eoldler was duo to the eucrillcoa ot these veterans wltoeu ranks word thinning and closing and closing from year to year. Thooldsoldiora wore passing away and all over the land lust taps nnd parting volleys would bo heurd over their funeral mounds. Itev. Casey closed In a pathetic trib ute to the old soldiers. Ilutaid that thu nation would neer foritet if individuals dldbmo ungrateful. The principles for which till nation stands were to gUe every man his birthright, and do justice to your neighbor no matter what ,. .! . ..allnnnlitf Tiinut llO his creed or national t) . Hicu who eaniu from other lands of opprewon ahotilJ become our best citiwus because ' " --ft" "- ........ , ... . . w..u, u. uiuauiuuuvil they were bet able to appreciate our In atiiiiMons. There should bo no Irish- The Americans or (larman-Ainuricans, wit ' Camp No. 8, hold their mettlng in 8a only Americana giving thir faithful and lum, May 'J6. and elected the following iin.livuW alltuianee to our constitution. ' eflwrs: J. II. Klgln, eaptaln ; John G. It was HUiMitlintw elari!eil that Oatho lies owed allegiance to a foreign poten- tlato TJicy owed tlsir aJKrgiance. as ant v n. tsmiin ; wwr warur, iu. dUI all others, to Gwl nl ommtry, but , Townsend Delegati-s to grand eneamp not totlwPoi. The Holy Father at ! went J. II F.lgin, Soltnon Durbln, F. Itomo was the suaetor ot Peter and the ( M. Sinith aiul Cliarles Calvert. repintutivootChriit.anUtliuirguwe, In spiritual affairs only. His ta.urel. owed nndlvided allegiance only to the constitution and its members uulto.1 in honor, prleo and glory to tlw men wlto had p(tservtd it inviolate, lie was proud to address these authom of our j blesamga. Theso battle e&trrtxl veterans SATANIC ITG Hm condition of inflamed The itchlnrr and burninK are The ski., seems on S sleeper 15s? i5 l cxnaiislcd. sticky fluid, which and scabs over m. , . . . .... uic real uioou mciiicine, can do this. your for this, Address, Swift Specific Co., Atlanta. Gt. wero tho schoolmasters of patriotism. They commanded us to live like good citizens, to protect tho liberties o! all, and to forward God's Justice, to tho ends of tho earth. That was tho mission of the American nation. How's This. We offor One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any caso of Catarrh that can not bo cured by Hnll's Catarrh Curo. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Prop., Toledo, 0. Wo, tho undersigned, have known F. J. Chcnoy for tho last 15 years, and be llovo him perfectly honorablo tn all bus iness transactions, and financially nblo to carry out any obligation made by their Arm. West Troax, Wholesale Druggists, To ledo.O. Waldino, Kinnan A Mauvin, Whole- Bnio iiruggisis, loieuo, u. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inlornal ly, acting directly uiwn tho blood nnd mucous Mirfaccs of thu system. 1'rlco 76c per bottlo. Sold by all druggists Testimonials frco. Hall's Family Pill are tho best. A LQVINO TRIUMVIRETE. HowJThrce Scrapflni Politicians Unite to the Detriment of Their Candidate Friend. As politics makes Btrango bed-follows, this campaign is bringing about somo peculiar reconciliations. If when thieves fallout honest men got their dues, It must bo equally trim that when honest men get together to accomplish a good purjioso, the scum of society is consoli date 1 against them as by a natural law. This county campaign Ib presenting some striking illustrations ot this kind, nnd ono of tho most striking is tho ag gregation ot personal enemies that 1ms coalesced to traduce and vllllfy Hhorlff Durblu. It is not known what good in Iluonco on earth could have drawn Hob Hendricks, little Claire Irvine and tho Saintly Flapg I .gether, politically or otherwlso, but they are there, nnd each ono of these, faints shouts in turn that Frank Durbln is a villain, n plunderer, a gtaftcr nnd such n specimen of humanity as is sure to go to the lower I regions. This, however, Is not oil they know. Tney know each other pretty well. If It wero desirable it convict any ono of this trio of any crlmo in tho erlmiuol or , --- -- "'""" ."""" M, "ur Vu tou,u ,, o-vitiui ud iiiudcuuiiul: lviiiit'oacn rur liiatauco, if anyone wnnted to prove that K. II. Flagg was n graftor ot tho deopest dye, Dob and Clalro would go on tlio stand and Drove tho cliariro. nnd could do it by their respective newspaper Hie?. If auybody wnnted to provu Hob n political cut-throat, nn ingrnte, or u grafter, or, iwichanco ho should bo' charged with swiping tho entire cam paign fund two years ago, and novor accounting for n cent ot It, Claire and Flagg could prove it by their own utter ances. Tho foremr's nowspnper files woufil reveal tho amount to a cent, and Flagg's old Democrat flics would nlso sot forth tome other interesting data about Dob's character, such as would make a caytieo brny with pity. And it poor Claire should appear for trial, wouldn't the Statesman flies provu that ho is a yellow canine from Missouri who as a Democrat edited tho Republi can Statesman for years? Wouldn't Flagg's old files cortoborato tho same testimony? Thus wo have three star witnesses, oacb ono having already convicted hit twonsBOclutesot anything and every thing that Is bad, nnd now ready to besmirch anyone else for revenue. Tho strangest thing of nil Is thoy nru to gether, everlastingly together until alter Juno 4, aud for what? They think the combination is going to hurt a good citizen, and they also think thoy are going to IxxiDt Charley Murphy into the sheriff's olllce. Poor Charley, ho doesn't realize what an aggregation ot hired pre formers ho has ! Each ono says Charley is n saint. A Minister's Mlttike A city miuister was recently handed n notice to be read from his pulpit. Ao- cowpanying it was a clipping from a XfettTialu'Sia and found that it began: "Take Kemps Italsam, thu beat Cough Cure." Thu was hardly what hu had expected and. "' UlOIIlOnt's llUSItatiOll, llO tUMlCd Umeram, (mlnd 0ll Ul0 0tll0r hJl!o tlm matter iended for tho reading. 3 Qf.kcrs Eltcitd. Indian war veteran of Dennett Wright, orderly eergont ; First Lieuten ant, CharhM Calvertj Second Mouten- X7--, TvrirOTirHl lh JX Oft-iXXliallUg Cathartic gaty to take. ey to operU- Hood's Pills Sfifi THE CONDUCTORS' EXCURSION Another Success S:ored-Not Cars Enoufh In Orejon to Surely the Demand. Tho Conduct ira Excursion this year eclipsed all previous records in popular ity, to judgo by tho number ot mourn ers who wero unnblo to procure tlckots. Tho management endeavored t pn. vldo for tho comfort of tho excursionists by limiting tho number ot tickets sold to tho capacity ot tho available cars. Two hundred nnd lltty tickots were sold ntSalomnnd probably as many mora could linvo boon Bold. As It was, tho tickets went to a premium nnd sold for as high ns $2.50 each, nnd higher prices w ero offered later. Many nlso went on tho train without tickets and paid their faro in cash. Tho cars wero not uncomfortably crowded, however, and tho trip was mado in comfort. Hands wont along from Dallas and from Sllvetton. Ono train camo down this branch and ono from tho West Sldo, aud 58 cars nl- logethors ran from Portland to Tho Dalles. Tho latter city was reached lo tween 3 and 3 p. m. and only about a couplo ot hours woro spent there. Tho roturnlng excursionists reached Salem about 1 a. m. Everything went oft smoothly with no sorioua accident to any of tho excursion ists. Somo whoro between Portland and The Dalles ono ot tho trains ran over and killed a Chinaman or Jap. The Homllest Man In Salem As well as tlio handsomest, nnd otlicm are Invited to cnll on any druggist nnd got frco u trial bottlo of Kemp's Ilalsatu for the Throat and Lungs, u remedy that Is guaranteed to euro nnd believe all Chronic and Acute Coughs, Asiiunn, uroncuitis ana ixinsump tlon. Prlco 25o. and 60s. oud&w Try Allen's Foot En A powder to bo shaken into tho shoos. Your foot feel swollen, nervous nnd hot. and got tired cattily. It you hnvo smart ing (cot or tluht shoes, try Allen's Foot Ease. It cools tho feet and makes walk iiiKcasy. Cures swollen, sweating feet, ingrowing nails, blisters and callous snots. liellovcs corns and bunions of all pain und gives rest and comfort. Try it today. Sold by all druggists nnd shoo stores for 25c. Trial package Frco. Address Allen S. OlniBted, I.eltoy, N. V, Stclal Reserve 'Old Government" whtskoy. recog nized iy leading physicians, and espec IaIIv by A. P. O'ilrlon M. D., Captain and Surgeon, aluo by Win, D. McCarty M. D., Major and Surgeon, in United States Army. Furthermore, tho Itoard of health ot San Francisco, recommends this stimulant ns tho purest, unadulter ated, for family uso, for convalescents nnd invalids. Sold exclusively in Salem and Marion County by J. P. Hocieuh. 4-20-tf $25.00 Reward Will bo paid for tho arrest and convto tlon of anv norson cnucht inlnrlnir nr cutting lulling or nhrubbory In or around ma wmninoiio iiotei. 20 tf J. Conn mi. DIED. HKNDEUSON.-In Salem, Or., Satur day. May 2(1, 11)00, at 11a. m., Dn I.ovl Iletulerson, aged b!) years, of jiar nlvsis. Deceased was 1orn at Crawfordsville, Intl., later removing to Iowa. When thu Civil Wnr broke out hu enlisted In the Forty-Ninth Iowa Voluntr )r Infan try, nnd nt (the expiration ot his term ro-cnllstcd, thus serving two enlist ments. Ho was wounded during the war. Following tlio 'declaration of pcao, Dr. Ilondorton cuino to Oregon, locating in Salem, nnd hero hu was mar ried tJthnlady who now survives him and mourns his demise. Threo sons, the fruits of tho union. W. W.. L. 0. nnd Robert 0. Henderson, all grown, nlso survlvo their father, nil residing In this city. I), Henderson Jwns a mombor of Valloy I.dgo No. 18, A. 0. U. W., and ot Sedgwick Post No. 18, Q. A. K.aml n lift, long f mombor of tho Christian church. The funorol was hold from thu family residence, North Salem, nt 1 p. m. Sunday, under tho nusplces of Val loy Ixxlgo and tho G. A. It., Itev. It. It. Ilurnetto, of Independence', n life-long friend of tho deceased, conducting tho services. Uurial was had in the Claggett comotery, north of this city, ' CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Signaturo of Qutjffj TODAY'S MARKET. Poartivn.Mivi , Whoit, valloy Walla Walla, ul and 6'.'. Flour Portland, best grades 2.C3 to 3.00. Buperflnu $2.10 porbbl. Oats Choico Whltu 35Q3(Jc, groy 32 io;. MlllBtuff Bran, (13; shorts, $16. Hay Timothy $1011 per ton. Onions Oregon. 10.00 to JO 60 Potatoes 10 to 03c per sack. Ilutter Ilest dairy. 202S; fancy creamery, 35 ; store, 0 to 25c. Kggs Oregon. 13 to 13Jc. Poultry Chickens, (4.0 to 6.00; hens, (5 to 0.00; turkeys, live 13c. Mutton Dressed, 7 to 7Jc per pound. Hogs Heavy dressed 6 to (Ic. Ileef Steers, Ui.(0; cows, 13.50 4; dressed beef, 0 to Die Veal Dressed, 8 Q HXc for small. Hops 710c; old crop 6(8 Oc. Wool Valley, 1213c; Kastern Ore gon, 8Mo; Mohair, 27(330. Hides Green, salted 00 lbs, 80o; under GO 1M, 1 ; sheep Klt, 150 20c Alt MAUXIT. Wheat 68 pounds and over, 41o. Wool, 16', Mohair, 30c. llops-S to 7Ko Oats 23 to 30c. Hay Haled, chest, 8; timothy, W& 10, Kggt-lltol2Kc. Flour In wllesale lots, (2.60; retail. MilUtufft-Dian, (13; iborU, (UK Hogs Pressed, 6)io. lJvecatUe-BUrs,3Ki cow. "i (3. Sheep (2.60(33. Dreeml Veal-uWc Butter Dairy, lpc; creamery, 20c Poultry Fat hens per Iu.. Be? young roosters per lb., 7 to 8c j spring chickens par lb., ViX to 15c IVitatoe 20 to 25c per bushel for old HtaHBflpHHHpBHHHHpjHHHpjaS Tho Kind Yott Ilavo Always In uso for over 30 yenrs, nntl fflf.'jfa, 80,ml ...... vuw x.v v juuiii una AH Counterfeits, Imitations nnd"Ju8t-ns-Rood"nro hut Experiments that trlflo with nnd endnuger tho health of Infants nnd Children Experlcnco ngnlnat 13xporlmeut, . What is CASTORIA Cnstorln, Is a hnrmlcss suhstltuto for Castor Oil, Part). gorle, Drops nnd Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphlno nor other Narcotic substance. Its ago Is Us guarantee. It destroys Worm and allays Fovcrlshncss. It cures Dlnrrhum and "Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach nnd Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep, Tho Children's Panacea Tho mother's Friend, GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Soars tho ir yS?-L-l I jr -JP a ! i r J " "' f 0A VVV' The KM You Have Always Bought In Uso For Over 30 Years. THC CINTMin OOMMNT, TT MURNST ITMtT, NtWVOaH CITY. R. M. WADE & CO. SALEM OREGON. m&w vSS" All Wines Got older and bettor at thu same tlmo, 1-oiilaXV's highest pralsu for any fruit ot tho gratM) was to call It drlukablu. Speaking In liku parlance, wo can say that our stock Includes thu most tic llghtfully drinkable productions ot thu European and American vineyards. For the table nnd for invalids wu show every thing on tho preferred lint. J. P, Rogers 3l8nml 222 Commorclal Stroot. (JP'Wholesalu und retail, A Foul Fiend of disease is what eewer gas resolves It self into, when your plumbing Is im perfect. If your family becomes en Iceblr 1, or sickness is prevalent, look to your plumbing and rectify all defections. As sanitary plumbers, steam and gas fitters, our work is nnsurpusntil. BARR & PETZEL 211 COMMKItCIAL HTItKKT. Telephone No. 2071 ( Bought, nntl -which lins hem hns homo tho Bljrnntnro of 1ms boon inrulo under his mp.is. supervision "slnco Its Infancy. Signaturo of $444 THE BIG FOUR On tho lawn nru our bono, reel, ball nnd uozxlo. Their use secures n carpet ot verdure ot nature's richest hues. Kin ploy tho Ingouoy ot freshness early nnd often. Tlio cost In tlmo, troublo, and money i Is small, thu result largo. All hardware Implements for lawn, garden, nnd Hold, l.,,uu mower included, should bo Itought bore. Thu reason : f f t saved you. Something to Be Proud Of Is tho ownership of atCrcpcont. Clove laud or Gundroii bicycle. It Is the acme of perfection in bicycle construction. where lightness is not sacrificed for Btrength and mechanical skill blend to make n wheel that Is unexcelled for run ling (jun lltleH nnd reliability. W'a have uspluudid stock to chooHufrom. At)f-5, to !0. R. M. Wade & Co Don't Make a Slave of your wife, but send your linen nnd other nrtlcles that mnku wash day a family terror, to our laundry. Wu have thu facilities to produce maximum re sults nt n minimum ot labor, Our work is as bright ns a rose bush In bloom, und our rates low enough to provoke a smile What wo do can't Ihi done at home; .for u few cunts. Salem Staam Laundry, t'OLONKL J, OMtHTKAIt ritOrillETOU. IK1IIOUS II. OLMHTKAD, MO II. Phono 111, aw Liberty ritreet LTTTErTBoWlF LOST HER SHEEP Hut no one need worry altout muttun this tlmo of tho year, if they can gut dainty aud delicious Spring lamb for an apjKjtlilng and nourishing Bummer meal. We have everything In choico meats, and all thu dvlteacios ot the sea son in both frelh and smoked meats that will suit the most erltleal epicure. R C CROSS SALEM OR. yycLARETiJ : BUSINESS CARDS. O. JHL OIACK Successor to Dr. J. M. Kccno, old Whito Corner, Snlem Or. Pnrtles desir ing superior operations nt tnodornto fees In nny branch nro In cspocinl request. ALBERT A. JESSUP. Phono 1071, UOOMB 1 AND 3, OHAY 1ILK. Osteopathy In Salem nnd Albany DR, GRACE ALBRIGHT Grndimttt nf Amnrti-nti ttMinrit nl niin. pnthy. BAibAi .Monday, Wednesday nnd Frtitnv tinnra O ti 11 ., , .1 ,a .1 . over oiler's grocery. AlilJANY 'Jie8day, Thursday nnd Saturday hours 0 to 12 n. tn. ; 1 to 6 p. m., Mrs. WlniiB resldonco. SOULE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AM REPAIRERS PORTLAND ORB For Bslcin and vlolnltr lours onion nt (leo Will's MtitlnHtne. B. F. JONES, Mtornoy-nt-Law Toledo, Oroson. Was Clork;or Circuit Court for sritroara andbas u ujiu umo ausiraci 01 an iiropcrtr in i.incoiu ooiuitj. u.nm Sata later Co. lOPKlOB, CITY HALL. Fur water borvlco imply at ofllcc. Hills puyublo monthly In ndvuuco. Muko all complaints ut tho olllco. CAl'ITAL C1TV Express and Transfei Moots nil mnll nnd imsBcniror trnlns. llaggngo to nil pnrts ot thu city. Prompt fcorvico. ieiopuono no, not, DISQUK A 8KIIT0N. Willamette Stables. The undersigned nroiiow occupy ing tho WlllnmottoStnblo, south Commercial atteet, and nru ready to hlro you a ulco rig or food nnd enro for your tenm when In Snlem. Horses boarded by tho week. Satisfaction guar anteed. Yout patronage solic ited. 2-lL'tf Harold & Reynolds , C, STONB. M D. t'toprletorlol Stone's Drue Stores UALKM, OHKGON. -ITne stores (two In number) nro located a No. 233 and 833 Cummerolat stroet, and arc nt 11 stocked vrltli ft culiiptoto lino of drugs and uicillrliiis, toilet attlclis, rluiaory, brushes olo.,oto.,iU), 1)11, HTONK lliuhsit simioli yearsoxHirleiicln tho prsi llcoof inwllolnoauil now nukos no ;chrgu for oonsulutloii,eimlnatlnu nrpraacrlldlou. DON'T FORGET Wo rnrry n smnll stock ot FLOUR,' BRAN, AND SHORTS, Mndo nt Albany, nnd nru prepared to supply smnll consumers say ono sack to a ton nt a low price, l'lensu tnnko inquiry, nnd save your small change. Salem Flouring Mills Co. 3-U-ood PLATING Itojral Hlher Mttal SA Triple Bllrrr rut Knlrcs r it (S) wool handles, hoiks wrsIO, worl hauillcs. 1,'nlvui Joritfl. Metal hsnillM lnrksxr sets, Metal hamlles.- Table ouiis tHl(,.M , Tea kx)iis r set ... - llnller Knlrus, tcli. Biijisr Bbvlfs, rscb i'ilug Bl.. ..... Napkin HIiiki vt tk't , I 'ailoii. ...... .... Cnll nnd get our tirices VI..1...I ..l.tl zu 4U CO u (0 ib 05 CO 7a w to to iu 60 M 1 00 lo 11(0 on Gold aud nival!, iMnilllK C. A. ROBERTS, 100 Statu btroot. 1-4 Phon 2070 CURE YOURSELF! I'm ItlH H fT u UK est i t iu ImruM, lull (tifut rriltii. r ui -ifui t( li.Uli'Ull IU IwlifltHs I'aiiilr mi'l II -t lra IfHlCfUHCHIMWOfl.'110' " " ' L OnCHKIIU) 0 K7fl "Hl" "' '-HH9ot, nr vm in iiu wrupivr. ruir Mht wu iauu CLHKH T00T11ACUE, EARACHE and NEURALGIA la a wluotr, alt ilni(lls or Th Tl-I.it Mnllenl C. 2M Ilrws.iwir. fi.w York. Mid tut IkukM. MUM. M. A. COOK, Proprietor, Salem Steam Dye Work?. I.iidiite'mid genti'cloth" cleaned lived, roiuilrud und prenvel, llats mul glove dry- vleaiiod. CoatH aud voU relliunl. Velvet collars replaced on overcoat. 100 Com'l Bt Opp Hotel Wlllnmotto HOTELSANTIAM At Detroit, Oreon Now 0oii for Hummer Tourlnts, new hoi i ue, newly furnished tlrst-tlanaaccom-(xlatlong. I'rleo from (1.00 to fl.60 ur day, Uood pack train and raddle liorsea always ready to accomodato Tourists to Hot Springs, Marion Lake, aud Ijxko 1'ttineJIa and all good flihiug points, ! H. Jacob, Prop. m iiW (tfts,(-l 4UV it u MfMurt r 4lfm. , 7' iBt. u. h. a Mm :mmkkWr1m - nwmr m Tri'li' Mark WANTED. Now today ki ..a t -;"- fl IIMU gr iobs I nfnn t ma. , .YI,rw7w,"nts four 4 8I.OO por month nU All rz:7LT.i ".yi ui nuino rate. rtt uvsirini k unauik - . " rtrm At SLAB WOOD Wnnr.. -i ....! ingblg mountain flrlogV. T. nine looruor your slab wood, llw"1? iirj? c,neP wood In tho marked : C-25-nt. OAPiTAb LtJMnrwMo Co, miT vrrvvioxf i '.. .--. . -T.T.. -"'."""v 'ur . v. invior j.,rf tor Decoration Day. fiend orders "" 'J ' cS!3-3t ' valu KAKLY - For flowers. Thotel niDiiuig uuncra trotn airs. Gllling ham's conservatory nro requested to" give tnolr orders as early ns possible." 6-zo-at. UUUD SKCOND HAND HUGGY-For Balo nt n bargain. Oppoalto the Hrowory. Mitciikll Lewjs A Stavkk. 5-20-St m SHAVINfl TI.!N nifMTD fpi.- .." oro invited to patronlzo tho Manlln llarborBhop. it this shop Is secured by tho combine tho prlco will bo In creaBed to lCc. G. W. Waster, 05 Bute stroot. 6-21-lm LOST On tho Krooks road between tho fair grounds and Lake Lablsh a equaro gold locket, containing picture of lath or nnd mother. Kinder plcnso lcavo at Journal olllco or with L. B. Gcor nt tho stato houso nnd receive reward. 5 24 Ot FOH SALE Ono good 3,tf Bain wagon, uuu uKBy, uno iwo-soatou ocn buggy, ono road cart, ono steel wagon, ono harrow, one 14-lnch Oliver wiiiieu plow, two 14-Inch steel plows, somo good second-hand wood chop per's tools. Call nt Jacobs nnd Long, cor, gonoral blacksmith Bhop, near Jjtbor Echnnge, ltlver Bend. 6 17 ltn WOOD 8AW.-Cnll up Phono 2551 Blnck nml got W, 11. Crots stenm wood saw to cut your wood. All ordors promptly attended to. 6-17-lmo. WANTED This week good wnltross. pmuuy juu. truinmeiio uotoi. Dixit UOBIN80N THERMAL HATi?-ftl,l. not tho greatost known health pro tector and re&torer. Prlco 1J5.00, J?.60 nnd 112.60 nccordlng to situ and qual ity, 2.00 book frco to patrons. Mrs. J. A. bollwoodand Mrs. T. B, Fair bank, gonoral agents, 1183 Front 8t. Salem, Or. 0-10-tf SALEM STEAM - Carpot cleaning works corner of High and Division streota. Wo hnvo nil tho modern machinery nnd nro prepared to clean your enr pot cheaper nnd better than nny other wny. Our work Is gunrnn toed to bo first-class. Spring Tins ar rived, you nro ready to clean house. Lonvo yourrdcr nt J. L. Froolnnds, Stnto btroot or call or address, Kays A Stnlgcr. 6-U-lm POSITIVE OURE for Eema In worst form. Address with stamps, Box 05. Tallmnu, Oregon. 6-lMm FOR SALE OR TRADE Fifteen aero tract with first-class improvement, half a milo from stato houso, will soli nt n bnrgnln. or trndo for farm land. Apply to Julius Ituof, tlrst brick house on Garden Road, or address Salem, Oregon. 4-30-lm WANTED. Two girls for general houao work. Apply nt tho Cottngo hotel. ROOMS. Furnlsliod or unfurnished, single or In suites, dining room ad joining, homo-llko. second floor Cot tle block. Mattio Hutchlns, prop. 4 13 tf A GOOD Oppotunlty to learn tho Jew elry and watchmaking trade. Only such persons ns can furnish tho best of referenced need npply. 0. H. Hinges, 21K) Commercial Btroot. 4 5 tf NEW BUGGIES. A car load different styles, tlrut class Just received; before von buy, call and boo thorn. Pohlo A Bishop, State and Front Sts. 4 4tf SUITS, PANTS, OVERCOATS. To measure. Perfect Ut guaranteed, 2.000 styles to select from. 11. S. Belle, Statu Street, agent Wanna maker A Brown, Philadelphia, 4-7-tl ilOU8E(JLEANElW Romcrabor thutllio best und cheapest carpet, paper Ih tho heavy felt, paper sold UtTlIKJOUJtNAI.OltlCC. 20-tf WANTED. Amnn to dollvsr and col lect In Hulem nnd vicinity: f 15.00 por Kir week and expenses paid ; perma mont position. Address DELIVERY DEPARTMENT. 1330 Chorry St Will, udelphla, Pa. 5-21-28 Dissolution Notice, Wu huvo t.ils day dissolved partner ship by mutual content. A. J. Hamil ton who will continue tho business nt thu old stand, to collect nil accounts duo tho firm. I.. 8. WlNTKUH, A. J. Hamilton, Salem, Or., Muy 25, 1000. Call For BI.M. Bids will bo received at the olllco of tho Rocoidur ot tho City ot Salem. Ore gon, until thu hour of a p. m. on Tues day, Juno 6, 1000. for furnishing tho said city of Salem with six hundred (COO) feet ot four-ply rubber tiro hose. The right Is hereby reserved to reject nny and nil bids filed iu this 1 half. EachUl must be accompanied by a dojtoelt of cash or by certified chock In ten per cent of tho bid so Med. Done by order of tho committee on lire and vtnter of tho common council of said city, this 1 ltd day ot May, 1000, N. J. Jutuir, 6-1 ltd Cltv Beamier. ToBridge Contractors Tl.aa rV.lt.lt. i'Viilff tt T.tlltl v.niiCv desires plans, ipycllU-atloni, strain diagrams nnd bids for thu construction ofu llowo Truss bridge over tho South Hautlain river near Hvreot Home, to bo submlttwl to them on or befofo Thuis dny, Juno 7th 1000, at tlio hour ot ono o'clock p. m. liliiil era nro uiso requester w uiepvvt nliiiiB now nn fllu with tho County Clerk. and submit bids on (lie same. The court reserves tho right to reject any or nil bids. An approved bond in tue sum hidden will bo exacted ot tho successful l.l.lili.r uIHiIm tlirx., .luvti aftflr award of contract, and a certllled check in the sum of f 100. must accompany cocn mu. successful blJdor if ho falls to enter contract and execute bond for such con struction ot bridge within Ukq days of making award. . , Qso, D, ItARWK, County Judge. Albany, Oregon, My 15t 1000, diw-o-livtil. j 5 ' 1