The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, May 29, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text$$s& :-CT 41 sewvirv Acts gently on the DNEYS, LBVER and Bowels GlEAN5ES THE 5YSTEM EFFECTUALLY Buy the GENUmt- mamt o oy (AUI?RNIATGfSYI?VP(2. s-".i ,-'te. wt.v? 0 till N ll MllM-STi "t 0 t BOItll assware ALL IN NOW Mini, blown mid Iimu'v primped wine. 73 barrels in nil. Ami t lit; assertment: "Well", wo kindly invito you to como nnil tee tlui lino. . Tliu ani-or) men t In loo largo to mention in -III if piiiicc. Tliu glllhMVaru. )H tllllcll prettier illhllllK1 tllllll It bus been for years. . Goods nm from tlinjc ghtss works, nnil none nil In the trust, therefore you will 11ml tlio prices Jinv, euni inmiy pieces nrc cheaper thim hefmv. Y oko lia in a Tea- Slore Phono 2112. Freo Delivery, O. C T. Co's I'AHHI-.NOKIl HTCAbKII altonA l.KAVhB I'OII 1'OltTI.AM) I'nlly Hjcoht KiiikIiiv nt 8 n m UUM'K TIJlK ANI) CIIKAI IIATI H. Iloi'k lixlwron Hlnti- anil ('nnil Hit. .11. 1 nAI.UWIN. AKfUt. 4 CIOCIAL NEWS 4 4 AND VIEWS George (irny and two luugliters mo in Portland today. Mr. mid Mrs. Jnliu II. Allnirl have ro tumid from I'ortl.uid, Hert K. Honey, of Lnl'iuutte, is In tho cily visiting friends. II. J. Otlenbelmer, lui returiiul from u ten dais biiFinees tilp. Mi.vnnd Mrs. II. G. Meyer returned Irat night froin Portland, MissUiu Hlrecli returumllust uvunlug from e vMt in Ptullnml. Mih. J. K. Wiiitlurfiird, of Albany, wus n Sub m visitor yetliinliiy. Kdua Price, wbn bus been In Albany vlritiug friends has rotiinml Ikiiihi. Mih Moores, of Piirtlnud, Is in the city vlciting her lucillior A. N. Mminw. J.. P. .lonoi', inui-llngiHihtii'iiiti-r ngmit for the Southern PacllTo W in tliu lily. Mrs. t'ltiud (iateli who has len vUilllig frit-lids in Ai-lnriit, litis leluriied homo.. Mies Chtrn Cliuicliill, riliirt.il latt evenlm: fiunt a fow days vin to Pint land. : Mbs Miny Paruii'iili-r has gonu to Portland, wbuio the will vitit with friei'ilc Mr. J S. Wlnow, of Km raj City, bits Ih n in tb- city, .vUilfugu ftnv ilny willi Mrs. A. C. tawnuru. Gov. T. T. Geer retinmd bouie this morning from Kugeue, whre ho has bt-vii talking )irohrily to tliu furmrs Rev W. K. Capeltnil now to Albiuy t It u culling anil will lliom tlcliiur llic Memorial D,iy utMics fur tliu Giand A i my. Waller A Mminiui wfi lias mu at tending hIimiI ui Sluiifiinl Uniwritlty. baa ruturiiml hoiuu fur Ilia summer va cation, ' Ms l.niin Cochran, ,tt vWiliiij: IrleiftU in AlUiny, Hiffuiwl an aiinck of k-,. iIIihb Suiuluy oveiiing, Jmt wa ''"'" nUy improM-d ytrday. 'rs. a. . (Jrosby und .daugblar, KuIh. Mt y,j, inorHingl'irTlty DuIIm, wb. i,. um. wj jj .r.(r,hy, ami ii.lfil,sjr fniuiu liimie. Mrs. Crti.lij ban Ufira resideiiT of this city for the tm,.iu. jturHf MHj u.r uMtny fdund aro ,orry to learn of bor di'partiir fiuin the city. O X' O x-. -. Jt . 1 Bntli i Kd Yw fert Unit 6tjst 1 a J ' y W. 1 p 1 I . Vj V .1 I OVERCOMES ' rrz9 - I -r I I MEMOniAL DAY EXERCISES Military Orisnliatlons to Take Part-Evenlm Proiram at the Methodist Church. Decoration Day will lo observed In this city by u iarndo and apptoprlato ex ercises nt tlio cemetery and a seeial sei vice nt tlio First M. K. church In tlio evening. Capt. J. Q. llarnes chief marshal of tlio Memorial exercises has promulgated tlio following order of formation ot tlio paraue, which will take placo at 1:30 p. m. on that day, (May. '10) beginning nt the Intersection of Chemeketa anil commercial streets, and movlni; south along tho latter tlio City View and Rural cemeteries, where the ububI cere monies in commemoration of tho dead win tako place. All organizations Ink Ing part in tho parade, nro requested to bo on hand at ritnto Insiiranco block promptly nt 1:15 p. m. Marshal Aids Lieut Charles A. Mur phy, F. U. Southwlck nnd V. T. Camp- Chemawa bund. Company F 4th Regt. O. X. G. Capt. Wultcr Lyon eominnuding, bolgwick Post, No. 10 U. A. R. H, I. Brown conunnnding. Sedgwick Relief Corps Mrs. Lottio Dickcv p resilient. Indian War Veterans, James Elgin, commanding. Spanish-American War Veterans, George W. Jones, commanding. BattaHon Chcmiiwa training school. I). K. Urewer .commanding. Citizens in carriages. These nro all tho organizations that liavo reported to mo for assignment In lino. Should any others, report they will be given a placo. The aids will please report promptly ut 1:15 o'clock p in. in front of tho State insurance building. Co. F. 0. N. U. will form on the north side Clieiueketn street right resting on Commercial. Sedgewlck Post No. 10, will form on tlio west sido Chemokota street, right resting on Commercial, just south of the insurance uuiiuing. Sedgwick Relief Corps will form on tho left of Lcdgwlck Port. Indian war veterans will form west of tho First National hank building, right resting on Commercial street. '1 he Spanish war veterans will form on tho north of tliu Kldridgo block, right resting on Commercial stieet. Battalion Chemnwa training school will form on west sido of Commercial street, right resting on Chemeketa street. Tho irenenil cnminltlin rivomatfi business men to olosu their stored mil! o'clock noon, In onl ir that all may tako a part in tliu ceremonies of tho day. "All orgnuizattoiih tnkiuu pact are ro Mill-died to meet nt their halls at 1 p. in. Hiinrii, and toroiiort for assignment at tin) Slate-Insurance block, nt l;1f promptly. I lio parade will start at 1 :30 p. in. "The general committee request!) tho public school children to bring Mowers to tho school houses, an usual, and thuv Mill bo called for on Wednesday morn ing by parties engaged for that purpose. Tliu evening services will bo held nt tho M. 10. church, beginning ut 8 p. in., sharp. Following Is tho program : Invocation, Dr. Parsons. Chorus, "To' Theo, 01 Country," Eichborg; directed by Prof. Francisco Seelcy. Itecitatlqii, Miss Miiblo Carter. Soiirano solo, "Columbia, My Coun try," Mrs. Jordan Purvino. Recitation bv Alfred Wrlclil. "Public Si-hpol." Itocitatlon by Maud Grlswold, "Public School." Male quartet. "Bravo IJattory Hoys," .J ....If.. vinil..,f, .II.IU.ICIU .7i;uii;j, Armor itoescncn, n. r. urow. Address by ltov. II, A. Harden Song, "America." at Tine hcuooi.H. lCxcrcii-os were held tills afternoon at all the city schools. Music, .recitations and exercises appropriate to the day Hindu up the program, with addresses by ropiesentatives of tho Grtlnd Army, some of whom visited each of tliu schools. To-Nljht and To-Morrow Night. Anil each day una night during llili vici-k win enn trot ut nny druggist's Kemp's iinlsiiin Mr tliu Throat and Lungs, acknowledged to bu tlio most successful remedy over sol-J for Coughs. Croup. UroncliltN, Asthma und Consumption. Get ti Ixttlo to day nnd keep It always In the houso s'jyoiieiiu check your cold ut onco Prlco Wc unci .lOc. Siirnplcbotllo free, cod.Vw Shake Into Your Shoes. Allen's Foot-Ran-, it owdor. It cure willful smarting, neivnus feet and in 'owing nails and instantly takes the lug out of corns mid bunions. It's ie greatest comfort discovery of tho jo Allen's Foot-Kit to makes tight or .ew sheet, feel easy. It is a certain euro for sweating, callous and hot tired ach ing feet. Try it toduy. Sold by all driiLvlMfl autl shoe stores, lly mail for JAo in stamps. Trial package iRhh. Address Allen S, Olmsted, liRoy, N. l THE CIIISTIAN ENDEAVORERS. Successful iConvestlon Denouoce tbe Army Canteen. llolJ The Christian Kndoavor Convention which has Just clofed a very interesting and prnlilablu season lasting three days was not mi largely attended m former Htsslons but tho harmony and sweet Chrhtiaii spirit K-rvadlng tho entire meeting was a source of gratification to all who attended. The convention passed ringing resolution denouncing the presi dent of tho United Stated and tho at torney general for their acts In annul ling the Cuiitt-eu Law and for the shock ing u mj of intoxicating titpiors in the White IIimih. Tho reuillug of the altove mentioned rsMiluiixu ouIImI out aG)lrtiKt dkeuscion ImiI when the 11 mil vot was Hil it was unanimously txtrriwl. Tht vxurtikMi and spytihM were nil of a high order, etpucially do wti here wish to intuition Ihtteiitarlainiiisnt Suturtlay lulling at the Armory, The Tint 4elurt8 ol the Ufs of Christ with ex planations by Pn. W. II. Lee, of Al bany Collg4, a ruror treat has nvr bcMtii givwt tho e atttMHling ami all HiW muhHits wlt avaiUl thmnmhw of ibis o.rtuuity ftml tbwifolvis un .Ur.Uiiiliiig fur IwtUr Umi lift) ami sur rouHiiiugn of llw Uhritt. Saturday A v. w , was Ibo aiinual ukMlluii of utH-'er whteh ruMtltwi as follows i President lhv. J. J. Evans. Saturn; Carl K. Swc, AlUiny ; Mrs. Kite D. Hie Aslibiiul. TrvaHrer II. K. Itutlti. Miltan. Or. sirw uiary Martha Cuh, IVirtknU. Suiwrintundunta of Doimrtmwits ii. . m... 1 1;.. c...:.l. l.'.,.....u Second Time on Earth No Dolls Nor Carbunclos Now-A Cood Blood Modlclno. "I beeaino convinced of the merit or Moods Jsarsapaiillu when I took It myself ni n blood puriller.- So, when my husband hnd boils ami carbuncles I iiifred 1 ti tn totnko Hood's nnd tho re sult wits that when he had used but one bottle the bolls hnd nearly nil ilia nppe.iied. He continued tho use of tin- medicine nnil nftcr taking two bottles he was completely cured, mid, as he f.piesscd It, felt ns It" he was on earth for tho second time. Ho has never hnd nny bolls slneo. Wo tnko I lumps its n spi Injr medicine nnd glurily reeoiiiuieud It." Mns. A. E. Stavsa, Yonkers, X. Y. Scrofula from Birth. "I hnvo found IIooiPm to be the ffrentcct blood puriller 1 ever took, mid I have tried ninny medicines. I wan a sufferer with scrofula from blrtli. My eyes were go badly affected 1 would he nlmou blind for n week nt a time. My neck began to swell so that I could not breathe freely. Medicines failed to do mo nnv good until I begun taking Hood's' Snrsa parllln. Today 1 have excellent health nuil my eyes give me very little trouble. I owe it nil to Hood's, which I !." nuiul to nil suffering from nny ilUenMs of tin; blood.". Miss Kettik aiulliiio:, Silver Creek, Ky. That Tlrod Fooling. " I cannot sny too much for Hood's SnraparHla ns n remedy for tlint tired mid win n out feeling ono has in the spring. As a strength builder nnd nppetiie creator It lins no equal." Mlts. L. II. Wooiuitif, a8.5 llnllou Street, Woonsocket, It. I. Hood's is Peculiar to Itself. Temperance nnd Good Citizenship, Rev. H. L. Pratt. Salem. Floating Fndenvor Mrs. Harvov Dai Icy, Portland. Good Literature Hev. O. F. Hender son, Oakvlllo. ' With a fow exceptions tho old olllcora were re-elected. The entlro election bo Ing unanimous and showing that tlio olllcers for tho past year havo glveu por feet satisfaction. Your correspondent noticed particu larly tho part in tho secretary's report for tho past year which pertains to tho district in which Mnrion county belongs. There are GO Christian Endeavor societies in that district, and tliu amount of money roported raised for all purposes wni $71'-.7L'. Hon. John G. Woolcy, of Chicago, nd tl rested tho convention Sunday nftor noon subject, "Good Citizenship." As ho will nddress tho people of Salem Thursdny wo would bespenk for him n great hearing, ns ho is undoubtedly tho world's greatest temperaucu orator. Those attending from Salem were: Miss Kmma SwnrU, ltov. II. L. Pratt, Kva Montgomery, Lucia Cochrane, J. J. KvaiiB, Annora Welch, Mario Rockwell, Kdnn Purdy, Kdltb Kctchuin, A. O. Crozler, Miss Crabtrce, Mrs. M. V. Charlton. Delegates from Salem to thy World's Convention ot Ixnidon W. T. Jenksnnd II. It: Darker. How's This. Wo offer Ono Ilundreil Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrh that can not ho cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CIIKNKY & CO.. Prop,, Toledo, O. Wo, tho undersigned, havo known F. J. Cheney for tho last 15 years, and be lle vo him perfectly honorablo in all bus iness transactions, and financially able to carry out anv obligation made bv their Arm. WkktA Tiiuax, Wholesale Druggists, To- ledo.O. Wai.di.no, Ki.n.va.v & Mahvi.v, Wholo- salo Druggists, Toledo, O. nans uaiarrii (Jure Is taken Internal- ly, acting directly upon tho blood and mucous MlrfnreH nl tint vtim. I'rlrn iiuuuiiB minitcc-s 01 1110 sysioin. inco by nil druggists isiunoniais tree. Hall's Family Pill are tho best. EX-GOVERNOR LORD. Writes from Artentlaa-Gets "The Journal" 35 Days After Publication. Ivx-Governor I-ortl, now minister to Aruentina, writes to n friend in this city under date of April 10, after being in Iltienod Ayres something over two months. Ho says that ho finds that city a pleasant placo to live. Theclimato is unsurpassed for clear skies and salu brious atmosphere. Tbe city is large, handsome and a very busy placo, belug the center for the shipment of all goods to and from Argentina. The governor's family enjoy tliu place, thoro being so much that Is novel and interesting. j The Jouiisai, reaches there about 35 days after publication, Referring to the lut0 jne88 0( Mayor IJIshop, noted In rnsJouiiMAi., Governor Lord bad just received the new , and expresses great gratification at tho proects .of bis early recovery, , There are 11 dally newspapers in Iluenos Ayres; 2 English, 1 French, 1 Gerniuu, 2 Italian and 6 Spanish; and several weeklies devoted to specialties, u.irtl. an ui.pt. .illttlrn rwirtirii.ir... ....wltMn.i ei ..,....., Ii'' iliu Kuvumur mviiviuiia tun jiyrv iuoi- ollice, in the negotiations for the Bite of which his legil services were so eflloi- ently rendered, and hoes that the build Ing has been starlet! and will tw an oiuamwit to tho city: neither iioihj being Instilled for fulfillment. Judging from the tone of bis letter, the genial ux-governor is very well satis fied with his surrounding, and is enjoy ing the exjHirisnce. At Bed Time take a nlenrant herb drink, the next morning I feel bright and my com.- ptuxion Is better. My doctor says it ! call For Blis. Mts gently pi tbe itomuh, , IIvm .and ,,Wt w, ..,,1 at M MUe o' kidneys. aid is a plwant laxative. It Um lUxoiAot o t,)e oitjro, Saiem, Ore ts muU of herbs, and j' I'ffre.! as , h hour , T wisily HlN. It is called Unsi 3Ie.ll- J j 6 jW, for fllr,,l)ni ,he Mll cine. All .lrawiiU Mil t a t JOc. and 60 , J- f fa , J u mnAnx (Mj ftt ets. Une a Family Mwlicine moves the 0( 'four.py rubW fire !. The mjl.t Itowels each day. If you cJunol get it, ,f ierfcljy re8urVMi xn reject any and all soml tor fre winiOit. Add n, Orator ,)(U flod Jn lU MxM' Baci,Ul n.ut P. w.lward, Ulloy, . . m 8ecoinpanil by a iIoKit of casli or ' ljr eertlfled cheek In tun er tout of the $25.00 Pcwarl h.dsoflletl. iv.ii i-.v.! fnrilu, .rrwtt and eonvio Done by order of tbe mmwitUKi on J ' '.""LT-u ai iniXJ or Are and water of the eornmoo teinU of ttInirn.o;;hmirrior.rHmliW8Jty, IhU lithil.y of May, 1X). .I.i U-tll.MII.. M..IJ ' .?.- J?w"i . the WTI Lunette Hotei hit I TRAINMEN'S EXCURSION. Saltm Will Be Visited ty Thousands of : People On Next Sunday. Now that tho conductors' excursion Is ovor, interest centers in tho excursion to this city of tho Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, on next Sunday, Juno 3. It will be run on tlio same llnesas tho excur sions heretofore so successfully cngin eered by tho railroad boys. Tho faro will be 1 for tho round trip from nil points, and tho number of pooplo com ing will bo only limited by tho number of cars procurable At tlio fair grounds a grand nmuso raent program will bo carried out, con sisting of bicycle races, trick riding, cakn walks, a baseball gamo between the Torpedoes nnd tho all Portlnmlers, etc. Prizes aggregating sovoral hundred dollars will bo distributed among tho successful contestants. Four of tho best bands in tho stnto will bo in at tendance, nnd a grand "tiino is assured for all who attend. Salem Is tho popular objective point for excursions of this kind, as tlio city has well provod Its ability to handle, entertain and feed all tlio people thai tho railroads can bring here in ono day. And they aro not fed on dishwater soup, nor hash, cither. Tho program for tho amusements at tho fair grounds will bo as follews: Ono mite nmatour First prlzo, f25 gold medal; second prize, $10 silver medal. Ono half mile dash, professional First prlzo, 1 10 cash; second prize, 5 cash. Two mile handicap, amatour First prlzo, $ 20 gold modal ; second prize, $10 silver modal. Trick rhllne bv Albert Shaw, of Sa- lem. nnd Win. Schaeffer. of Portland. Cako Walk Threo couplos, led by tho famous Richard Robinson, llaseball Torpedoes vs. All Pertlands: also an exhibition inllo nuainst time, paced by a quint. Sreclal Reserve 'Old IU V.WIVIIIUIV'llb nillDAUI. 1L1.UU Government" whiskey, nized bv lendimr nlivBlclaus. and esnec- iAlly by A. P. O'llrion M. I)., Cantain and Burgeon, also by Win. D. McCarty M. D., Mojor and Surgeon, in United States Army. Furthermore tho board of henltli.of San Francisco, recommends this stimulant as the purest, unadulter ated, for family use, for convalescents nnd invalids. Sold exclusively in Salem nnd Marion County by J. P. Itoauits. 4-L'O-tl To the Penitentiary. Dennis Whltinoro was received at tlio jien yesterday, from Wallowa county, under n 3-year sentence, for perjury. CASTORIA For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Boars tho "rt&offi&c&i Signature TODAY'S MARKET. PoartASrt.M iy'2J , Wheat, valley Walla Walla, CI and 62. Flour Portland, best grades 2.i5 lo IJ.W. Hiinerllno tL'.IO lHtrlii . Oats Cholco White iWQJIOc, groy 32 to 33. iMIIlstuff llron, $13; shorts, f IB. Hay Timothy 11011 er ton. Onions Oregon, fO.OO to fH.CO l'otatoes 10 to Wo per sack. Uuttor Bost dairy, 1M023; fancy creamery, 35 ; atoro, 20 to 25c. Ebbs Oregon, 13 to 13Uc. Poultry Chickens, ti.b to 5.00; hens. tu 10 u.uu; uirKoys, uvo lac. Mutton Dressed, 7 to 70 ler pound. Hogs Heavy dressed 5 to Oe. Ueef Steers. I1.50; cows,i3.60 I ; dressed beef, 0o to 7?c. Veal Drossixl, 8 tytfe. for small. Hops 710o; old crop 6Q(k. .P.. rtnT,... .1 .l'i ' Wool Yulloy, 1213c; Ensteru Ore- gon,8Ho; Moiiafr, 2730' mi." n' . 'i. i nn lllilnnr..nn filt..,l nn II.. Hn... under (10 lbs, 7X8 ; sheep pells, 150 MO SALKM MAIIKfcT. Wheal 68 pounds nnd over, -He. Wool, 10c, Mohair, 30o. Hops 6 to 7)c Oats 28 to 30c. Hay Haled, cheat, 8j timothy, fUQ Ebbs lltolSKc. Flour In wLolesalo lots, $2.50; retail, Millstufb Uran, $13; shorts, fll. Hogs Dressed, 5jC. Uvo cattle Stoors, Zi ; cows, 2i lo Sheetr-IBOliJS. Dnsl Veal OKc Ihitter Dairy, 15c; creamory, 20c. Poultry Fut lions per lb., 8c j young roosters per lb.', 7 to 8c; spring chickens por lb., 12tf to 15c. Potatoes 20 lo 35c per busbol for old ToBridge Contra tors Tho County Court of Linn county desires plans, siieciflcations, strain diagrams and bids for the construction of a Howe Truss bridge over tho South Santlam river near Bweot Home, to be submitted to them on or before Thurs day, Juno 7th 1000, at the hour of one o'clock p. in. nidders are also mjuestod to Inspect ilans now on file with tbe County Clerk. and submit bids ou the same. The court resolves the right to reject any or nil bids. An approved bond In tliu stun hidden will Ira exacted of the successful bidder within three tlaysaltur award of contract, and a certilled check In the mm 0 100, must acoouiiwiny faoh bid to bo forfeited to the county by tbe successful bidder If he falls to enter contract and ertotito lioml for susli.smi struatlon of bridge within three days of making award. to, D, Hakton, County Judga. Albany, Oregon, Msy 16th 1000, tlaw. 6-10 Id. tf:Vi yvNXNSxs Tho Kind You Hnvo Alwnys In uso for ovor CO yenrs, nnd --r2; fionnl supervision nlnco its Infhncy. C&C6A4ZZ Allow in "lio fmlwnlvn vnn Iti flilti. All Counterfeits, Imltnttous nnd" Just-ns-Rood" nro hut Kxiuuiment.s that trlflo Avith nnd ciulniiger tho health of Infanta and Children Experlenco against Experiment What is CASTORIA Cnstorln In iv hnrmlcss suhstltuto for Cnstor Oil, Pnro gorlc, Drops nnd Soothing Syrups. . It Is Plcnsnnt. It contains neither Opium, Morphlno nor other Nnrcotlo NiiliHtanee. Its ago Is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms nnd nllnys Fevctishncss. It cures Dlarrluoiv nnd AVInd Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation nnd Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy nnd natural sloop. Tho Children's Fnnuccn Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Boars tho f JT --4T MinP" I t -r X o-ry -c6cu f - The KM You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. . iMfe tfmfy R, M. WADE &, CO. SALEM OREGON. vSJSy Something to Be Proud Of fs tho ownership of nCrcscout, Clove- laud or Gendron bicycle. It is the acme of H)rfcction In bicycle construction, whom lightness is not sacrlllced for strength and mechanical nkill blend to make n wheel Hint Is unexcelled for mil ling finalities mid reliability. Wo havo iisploudiil stock to choose from. At f'.Ti, to 50. R. M. Wade &Co All Wines Got oltler ami better nt tho same time. taulsXV's highest praise for any fruit of tho graiK) was to call it drinkable. Speaking III like purlancu, we can say that our stock includes tho most du llBlitfully drinkable productions of tliu European and American vineyards. For the table and for Invalids wo show overy thing on the preferred list. P, Rogers 218 mid 222 Commercial Streut. 4?" Wholesale and retail, MM him fVi i xMSt 19 l fil Bought, mid -which lias liocn. hns liorno tho slgnntnrb of lins boon umdo under ltls pcr- Signaturo of THE BIG FOUR On tliu lawn aro our hose. reel, ball and nozzle. Their "so secures n carpet of verduroof nature's richest hues. Km ii nv tho 'nirencv of freshness early nnd often, Tho coat In time, trnuulu, ami money '.(Is email, tho result largo. All hardwarn Implements for Inwn, garden, and field, lawn mower Included, should bo liotigbt here. Tho reason : saved you. Samples of Our Handiwork tlemoiiBtrntcH tho biineriority of tliu Hn lem Hlenm Ijtnndry. You'll llud them In our nlllce and til so on tho persons of scores ot weil-ilresetl peotuu in balem Huch iHoplu nro tlio hersltlsofour skill They carry tho proof of it everywhere, and they confirm mid extend our opu larlty. Htyles differ, but In laundry work our iroy siyiu mis mo ran, Salem Steam Laundry COUINKI. J. OUtSTKAIl l-llorillKTOII. DOIIOUS II. OI.USTKAO, HOII. Phniioill. 2.'k) Liberty Street A SMALL LEAK WILL SINK A SHIP In time, and n smull leak in your d-uin plH) In your cellar, will contmiilnute your entlro house with disease germs. Only the best saullury plumbing ran save your home from fevers, diptheria and germ diseases. As sanitary plumbers wo aro exiK.-rt, we inaku a sposialy of the complete tilting up of building linusos ami hi the moat skillful manner- Esti mates are given to contractors ami builders. BARR&PETZEL 211 COMMERCIAL STREET. Telephone No. 2b71 LITTLE BO.PEEP LOST HER SHEEP Hut no one need worry ulxiut mutton this time of Ibo year, if they van get dainty and delicious Spring lamb for mi appetising ami nourishing Summer meal. We have every thing In oliplr media, ami all the dclfraolo of tho sea son In both fielh ami smoked inents iliut will stilt the most erlllsul epleure. jjiwiiijjj, if Jrff'i i jfc II Jali- "' "'5'vi to E C CROSS SALEM OR. BUSINESS OATtDS. C. JH. ffiACK Successor to Dr. J. M. Kecno, old Wblto Corner, Salem Or. Parties dosir Ing sujierlor operations nt moderate fees in any urnncn aro in esjiccial request. ALBERT A. JESSUP. Phono 1071. KOOMS 1 AND 3, OitAY 1ILK. Osteopath y In Salem and Albany DP, GRACE ALBRIGHT Graduate of American School ot Osteo pathy. SALEM Monday, Wednesday nnd Friday; hours, 0 to 11 a. in.; 1 to 4 p. ovor Waller's grocery. ALUANY Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday : hours U to 12 n. in. ; 1 to 6 p. in., Mrs. Whins residence SOULE llltOsT PIANO TUNERS AM REPAIRERS PORTLAND ORE Kor Uloin and vicinity lours order al Ueo Will's Mntlo Htn o. B. R. JONES. Attornoy-nt-Ltiw Toledo, Oroaon. Was Clork'of Circuit Court for atxlyoanl andhas au up-to-dato aUtract of all proriy lu Lincoln couuijr, U-l7m u r .OFFICE, CITY HALL. oFur water bcrvlco imply at otllco. 11111b puyublo monthly In advance. Muko nil compliilnlB nt tho ofllcu. CAPITAL C1TV Express and Transfei Meets all mall timr iiftBBciicer trains. llaggagu to nil parts of tho city. Prompt service. Jeiepnnno no. hoi. D1SO.UK A BKllTON. Willamette Stables. Tho undersigned nrouowoccupy lug tho WlllamottoHtablo. south Commercial street, anil nro ready to biro you n nlco rig or feed nnd core for your team when In Salem. Horses lioardcd by tho week. Satisfaction guar anteed. Yout patronage solic ited. 2-12K Harold & Reynolds IT , C, STONE. M. D. I'roprlctorlof Stone's Drug Stores HALKM, OHKUUH.i JiTne atorca (two In numlicr) aro located a No. !OS and SM Coinmorelal alreel, sad are Mi'llatorked with a. roinpleto Hits ofdrtigaand mcdlclnta, ttillet urtlclca, erluuii)rr, liruihca etc., e to., etc, UK. UTONK llMliadomeM.jcriIi-xctleiico In tlis prao tlcoof tiiwIlolnoaiHl now makea nolcliarcu for oonaulUltoii, oiamlnatlou or iraacrltlon. DON'T FORGET Wo carry n small stock ol FLOUR,) BRAN. AND SHORTS, Miulu nt Albany, ami aro prepared to supply small consumers say ono sock to n ton ut a low prlco. 1'luaso make tmiuiry, aim savo your small ciianno. Salem Flouring Mills Co. n-ll-eod PLATING Itn;al Silver Weul t M . !iO Triple Silver l'lalo 10 Kiilvea r M () wood liandlca. rorka (leraelS, woral handle. Kiilvii per ael o. Mela! handloa. CorkaiieraelS. Metal handlea.- 4U U) an m a is K W 60 10 IU Tableiooua r k.1 t), ...... .. 1 ea tiKioiia r eel 1,.. .. Duller Klilve. each Buitar Huelli, cacli ......... I.'arvlni Ht.. ........... Kapkln ltlnxer fivl ,.... Canto ... -.-.-... U .II W to ft 60 Cull mid get our prices on Gold and nickel plating. C A, ROBERTS, IOO Statu btruot 1-4 Phono 2070 CURE YOURSELF! !' Hi U tut u ii nut urn iIish lurui-si, iullu'iiilHiM irnuiliu vr uucrsilts'ifc nf in it i u u iuwuiiruiw I'uilll-, Hill toil -stllU lTHlCflCtwriiCa. ', "r I1"'1 ' "or miiI In (Uiu wrifr mnii tir arwuimmiw 1 iprM, hchI'I tok II id, ur .t I- ttlr., i IX itftuUr mj uu nwuusjl tllIKH TOOTHACHE, EARAC11E end NEURALGIA la a wlaolr. all drufiliti of i'lin Tl-I.ii lli'illrnl Co. 3MI IllWIlllf , Hrw ih, S.M.1 tui llwkUI. MIIH M. A. COOK, Proprietor, Salem Steam Dye Works. Ladiee'aiidgonU'clothHaolemicil. dyed, reimlred nnd p res sol. Hats ami gloves dry cleaned, Coats mid vests relinetl. Velvet iwllars replaced ou overcoats. ina Coin'l St Oni Hotel Wlllamottn HOTELSANTIAM At Detroit, Orojron Now open for Hummer Tourists, new house, newly furnished first-class accom odations. Prlcu from 11.00 to f 1.60 er day. Good punk train and saddle horses always ready to accomodato Tourists to 'Hot Springs, Marlon Lake, and Lake Puuitslla and all good fishing points. Co., wate WDM JsWW M BUUIwf s IrnMlM !" g inmi 0-E3I ' Tri'tt Uark 1 Tt3 fa p WANTED. thrpo tlmos for 20o., OOo n weak! SLAB WOOD-Wo nro nt present saw ing big mountain flrlogs. Now is tl.o Umo to order your slab wood. Tho iKsst and cheapest wood In, the market. 11.60 per load. G-25-3t. Gamtai. LuMUKiutia Co. WANTP.n 1 good alrl for general liotinn work i-nll at l-red West's 1 block west ef Dauo Store Salem. 5 29 2t . ... ww.a nw A . Ml 1f COW FOR 8ALE.-A flrstKilaes Ircsh cow, inqulro nt my placo ono nndri linlf miles northwest of tho big steel brldgo In Polk county. C. F. Andor BQ". 6 28 3t WHEN IIAVING-Your spring skirts mndo go to Sarah E. Clymer. Tho only cjcluslvo skirt-maker InStilcm. Perfect fit guaranteed, nnd priced reasonable. Room 6 corner liberty nnd State street, Uray block. 6.28-lmo A RLACKSMITH-Ono who knows tlio trado thoroughly can secure a steady Job and good pay. Salem Wagon iactory. UHl Commercial Btrcct. 6-28-3t. LOST. A ring having amethyst setting, between ofllco nnd stcol bridge. Finder please bring to Independent ofllco for Reward. 6- 28-3t INDEPENDENT - Wealthy youug woman desires to marry nt onco; would assist good, kind husband financially. Miss Dorn, 3,003, West Belle Tlaco, St. Louis, Mo. 5 28 3t CUT FLOWERS Mrs. J. V. TayloHs still on deck with any amount ol them for Dccorntlon Day. Send orders early. B-284t CALL EARLY For llowcrs. Thoso wishing flowers from Mrs. Gllllng ham's conservatory nro requested to givo tboir orders ns early ns possibto. 620-31. GOOD SECOND HAND IJUGGY-For sale at n bargain. Opposite tho Brewery. Mitch km, Lkw'is A Stavkh. 6-26-31 SHAVING TEN CENTS-Tho linbllo aro invited to patronize the Manila Barber Shop. If ihls sliop is secured by tho combine tho price will bo in creased to 16c, G, W. Plaster. 1)5 Stato street. 6-2 1-1 m LOST On tho Brooks road between the fair grounds and Iike Lablsh n square gold locket, containing picturo of fath er und mother. Finder pleasa leave ut Journal olllco or with L. B, Gcer ut the state house und rccelvo reward. 6 24 0t FOR SALE-Ono good 3 Bain wngonj ono buggy, ono two-seatoil ohu buggy, ono road cart, one stcol wagon, ono linrrow, ono 14-Inch Oliver Chilled plow, two 14-Inch steel plows, some good second-hand wood chop per's toolB. Call nt Jacobs and Long cor, general blacksmith shop, near Labor Exchange, River Road. 6 17 lru WOOD SAW. Call up Phono 25M Black nnd got W. 11. Crots steam wood saw to cut your wood. All orders promptly attended to. fi-17-lmo. WANTED This week good waitress. Bteadyjob. Willamette Hotel. R22tf ROBINSON THERMAL BATH-Oabl. net tho greatest known liealtli pro tector and roitoror. Prlco C.OO. 7,60 ami $12.60 according to sizo mm qual ity, 2.0t) liook frco to patrons. Mrs. J. A. Bollwood nnd Mrs. T. B, Futr. bank, genornl agents, .THIl Front St. Salem, Or. n-IO-tf SALEM STEAM - Carpet cleaning works corner ot High and Division streets. Wo have nil tho modem machinery and nro prepared to clean yourcarctcheaior mid bettor than any other wny. Our work Is guaran teed to bo flrst-clasB, Spring lias ar rived, you aro ready to clean house. 1-eavo your order at J. L, Frcelands, Stato Street or rail or add reus, Kays A Htulger. Mi. 1 m POSITIVE CURE for Kxzemn In worst, form. Address with stamps, Box Dp, Tallman, Oregon. 6-0-lm FOR BALE OR TRADE-Flftceu aero tract with llrst-class liiiproveiiient, half n inllo from statu house, will self nt ti bargain, or trado for farm land. Apply to Julius Ruef, first brick house on Garden Road, or address Salem, Oregon. 4-30-lm WANTED. Two girls for goneral house work. Apply at tho Cottage hotel. KOOMH, Furnished or unfurnished, single or In suites, dining room ad joining, home-like, second floor Cot tle block. Mattio Hutch Ins, prop. 1 13 tf A GOOD Optuiilty to learn the Jew elry nnd watchmaking trade. Only such persons ns can furnish tho best of references need apply. C. II. Hinges, 200 Commercial street. 4 6 tf NEW BUGGIES. A car loud different styles, first claw Just received 5 before you buy, cull and sco them. Pohle A lllshop, Stnto and Front Sts. 1 4tf SUITS, PANTS, OVKUCOATS, To measure. Perfect tit guaranteed, 2,000 styles to Bolect from. II. 8. Belle, Stato Street, agant Wauna maker & Brown, Philadelphia, l-7-tf HOUSE OLKANERS-Remombcr llmt tho best and cheapest carpet paper Is tliu henvy felt paper sold at Tub Jouknai ollice. 20-tf Dissolution Notice Wo hnvo this day dissolved partner, ship by mutual eon sent. A. J. Hamil ton who will combine the business at tliu old stand, to colleut all account., due tho tlriu. L. H. Wimtkbh, A. J. 1IAHI1.TON, Halem.Or., May.. WOO. hoikt lo CMtrtor. "S Kxecutlvo Ollice, Salem, Oregon, May 2tf, 11)00. Sealed nrotweals addressed to tho uiidersluueil will un received At this olllco until 2 p. in., Tuesday. June 6, 1000, for furnishing the materials aai labor required to construct undcompkte a new wing and other improvements at the Oregon State Penitentiary, In vtriet accordance with the plans, ipeollka ti6iu and Instructiona to bidders, width will bo supplied by Pugb & Gray, Archt lot.. tttil.i. riv...A.i Vr Ml! Wrtlt no conifderotl unless made on blauk form of proposal whloli may bo obtaiuen irvm the architects. Right to reject any or all bids reserved. T. T. Ueer, Governor, 6-20-ot, Ufl tS J Conss. 5-Htd Cilv ilseordsr JllfVKIIlAIJ, .llo OHWI kTlllll.i. wmvuv , -