lit
M9UJTm.Jm mfMmmmf
In many respects Scrofula and Consumption are alike ; thuy develop from the
.SSaTsTaTSk. lrnt rmlcoa Imttl npn tiaMilltnnt hm.I l...-.l ..--.-
ejBSh& ML
VMl&1Vm2iJ
tx. j'i i 5 y mei"cine that can reach deep-seated blood troubles like Scrofula. It goes down to the very roots of
tie disease and forces every vestige of poison out of the blood. S S. S. is the only purely vegetable blood purifier kuowu.
The roots and herbs from which it is made contain wonderful blood purifying properties, which nopoison, houcvcrpowerful, inn
Mjfr -wmmm- mmmmmm ant mm.mmmm long resist. S. S.S. stimulates nnd purifies the blood, increases the
St WE. SHE GrMMmLijRE.nm "PpeHte, aloa U-e digestion nnd restores henlth and strength to tin
.,!.., ... ammmlurmmHmmWH cnfeebled body. If you have reason to think you have Scrofula, ot
your child lias inherited any blood taint, don't wait for it to develop, but begin at once the use of S. S. S. It is n fine tonic and the
best blood purifier and blood btilldrr known. n It rnntnltia tin notsanous minerals. S. S. S. in tir.-mit,..M(l.. n .--......I.. f.
ot,t1,l. "
When my daughter wn nn infant she had n severe cmc ot Scrofula, for which she was under the con
tnt ci re of physicians for more than two ears. She was worse nt the end of that time, however, and
We almost despaired of her life. A few Wilts of Swift's Kprclfic cured her completely, as It seemed to
fo direct tothecauseof the trouble. I do not heller'' It has an equal for stubborn cascsof Mood diseases
which are beyond the power of other so-called blood remedies. S. I.Urooks, Montlcello, Ga
Our medical department is lit charge of experienced physicians who have made
Scrofula and other blood diseases a life study. Write them about yonr case, or any one
VOU arc interested in. Your letter will receive nromtit and careful attention. We make.
no charge whatever for this.
Glassware
ALL IN NOW
Flint, blown and lieavv pressed ware.
73 bnrrels in nil. And tbo assertment:
" Well", wo kindly Invito you to come
nnd ri'o the lino. The assortment ia too
Inrgo to mention in this space. The
ghtHsivnre Is much prettier in shape than
11 lint heeii for years.
Hoods nro from three glass works,
nnd none nre in thu trust, therefore you
will II ltd tho prices liiw, even many
pieces sue. cheaper thnti before.
Yokohama Tea
Phono 2112.
Freo Dollvery.
O. C T. Go's
I'AHHKNIIKIt b'lKAiilfll
POMONA
altonA
I.KAVKH Mill I'OltTl.ANl)
l'ally ciccit Mimla) at ft a in
Uli:K 'JIMK ANI) CilBAI- ItATrH.
D'Kk Imtwron Main nnd Court tils.
Id.. I'. IIAI.DWIN, Atrnl
4 (fJoCIAL NEWS
4 J AND VIEWS
..
4P
h
. Mr. nnd Mrs I.. K. West, of Spoknne,
nro In tho city vieiling Mr. West'
mother, Mrs. J. W. West, In University
Addition.
Tilmnti Ford delivered n iolitirii
speech to the people of Cunby Inet night.
Prof. Ilnwley nnd Claud Onteh were
n Woodhtim lust night, where they
spoke on tho political istucs of the day.
Mrs. 0. 11. Irvine nnd family expect to
lenvt foon for Klkliorn, where they will
tnke their eummer vncution.
Mrs. Clmrles Pitcher, of Dallas, is in
the city visiting Miss l.lzzlo Cheeiiey.
MIfs Francis Pnrkhurst has gone lo
Portland to visit friends.
Mlts Lena liter has retuinc-1 from
California, where tho lina bon visiting
for the part tiu months.
Hon. J. J. Murphy has returned from
a vifit to Btnndford University, whcie
lio has been to visit his ton, Chesttr,
whogtndiintcd thero Inst week.
Miss Kdnn Wnnlecs, who has Wit
biting frieiulr at Marion, has returned
home.
Mrs. C. S. Ilnniiltoii lias rettiriud
front Itrovtiibville.
Hon. John II. Mitchell, of Portland,
was a Salem visitor yerlerdity.
Mrnnd Mrs. lieriuinl Sunder, of
Quliicy', Pluinni county, Cull., nro in the
city gueetsof Mr. nnd Mrs. F. P. Talk
lugton. MisbMury Ketchum relurmd home
last night fiom a visit to Portland. ,
Supt. I., e, of the prlroti, hui v'"',r '"
ToIelo,
K. K. ParLlnncJ Ikih gondii 1'i.rlland
on biifciuefs.
I '
drnnt Matlock ctme tip from Aurora
this nioriirng. lie rej-oi thu raniKiltn
progrertlng rmoolhly.
Mice lit let) milliard returne.1 hone
this morning from Uitiinmlo.
Mr. and Mrs. Hruuo Vitus, of Kncere.
have Ueu in the city vititun;.
Mrs. P. D. rMiilth, of AMilaml, who
has bu-n in the city iiitlug riuinl rr
titriud htiine ihiH tnornlnr.
Deafness Cannot Be Curtd
l,v I.Mnliinnlieutiuiis.ustht) cannot reach
iln-iliHiin-d mutton of tho er. Tin r
la null onu vkv to cute deafiiefs. himI
thkt i bv oHiMiliitionnl remedies Deal
new is raumi bv an inflamed condition
ot the mucous lining of the Luttachiun
Tub. When this tube gets inlUmod
you have a rumbling sound or imperlf-ct
hearing, and whrunt is entirely closed
Uralnesa ib Ihe remit, and iiuler the in
flammation cut) Ih taken out and thu
tul tei-tored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed ferever: nine
ra-eii out of ten are caus.d by catarrh,
which 1a nothing but an inflamed condi
tion of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any tase of Deafuewi (cauird by catarrh)
that can not beoured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure. Send for circular, free.
F J. OHENKY & CO., Toledo, O
Bold by DruggUtf, 76c.
Hall's Family Pill are the lt-
...... . ..,....v ilu ucuvuucui upon nn impure aim Ml- tTmSMMmlBBIm ar
povUhed blood supply. In consumption the disease fastens itself upon "" jr
the lungs ; In Scrofula the glands of the neck and throat swell and suppurate, causing ugly runnim sores,
.?TrfSe.,n?lV tf a,Ul m ak.! l,here '9 1" aImost c""ua discharge fro'm the ears, the limbs S
bones ache, arid white swelling is frequently n result, causing the diseased bones to work out through
u , ' K? Ti"g i'"lc!'cribai P?",n " suffering. Cutting away n sore or diseased gland does m
good ; the blood is poisoned. The old scrofulous taint which has probably come down through sevcra,
generations has polluted every drop of blood.
scrotum requires vigorous, persistent treatment. The blood must be brought back to n healthy
condition before the terrible disease can be stopped in its work of destruction. Mercury, potash and
other poisonous minerals usually given In such cases do more harm than good ; they rula the digestion
atltl leave till ftVftffMH 111 n wnrcn r..rllln. l.n., fu.fn.-
,-...-..-,
Address, THE SWIFT
LINN COUNTY REVENUE.
Official Denial That Low Taxes Are Due to
Income For Lands.
Stayton, Or. Mny 28.
KniTon Joeiisal: Mr. S'eott, Bepubli
can nominee for county (udgu of Mario
county, tnndo tho bold-faced association
in his Sublimity nnd Stnyton speech that
one reason wny kinn county court could
run their countv nt such a low rntuof
taxation was from tho fact that years Park, from tho best camping ground in
ago there was donated to tho Countv of ,i.n ..iin(
Linn ten acres ol land that now laid In, l" uc,n l ... , ,
tho heart of tho city of Albany. As 1 1 Mineral Park has been tho property of
was connected with tho county clerk's Mr. Page, who opened it up for n camp
olllcHof i.inn county for n period of ing ground sevoral years ngo, clenred out
,,t i'i, 5 fiii ii J ' T,i ,0'1 . " if'
and being familiar with every record In
that olllco up to that timo I know tho
nssertion to bo absolutely falso. I
wrote to Judgo Uarton of I.inn county
and his answer 1b hereto appended,
,.i.i,.i, .,n, i..n in n, t..l,li ...(
..,w.. . v.... h.,u ... v..u L.U..., urn.
rentier nisetoncous nsfcrtion. I "u i""r-" " ....bTO .......
Yours Truly, V. II. Qukiinch. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. S. Uaslor, of Maclcay,
Aliunv, Or., Moy 28, 1000. have traded their property nttlmt plnco
WMI. Qutener, Kkj. Stnyton Or. for tho Mineral Park, and aro making
My Dkaii Bin: our esteemed fnvor Kreftt improvements in tho grounds for
wnsrecd. on my return homo from n f. , . B ,
week on tho stump in Iho county enm- tho convenience of enmpors. They nro
paign. I.inn county does not own n leo mnking oxtensivo prcparntionB for
single foot of land to my knowledge tho accommodation of boarders,
snvo nml except Home grnvel beds. Shu This is really ono of tho moat charm
does not receive a singlo dollar revenue , , , ... ,. . , , u, ...
from any Bourco except tnxes nnd fees " C0Ml rcaorts wIthl" rcnch of ba,om'
from Clerk, Iteconler nnd etc. No bo-, especially for thoEo who go to the coart
quest of land in Albany was over tnndo for comfort nnd recreation, und not for
to tho county erf far iisniy knowledge Htv0 a nice class of peoplo, from Sa
extends. I certainly would hnvo fctind , " ... ., ., ..... n ,i
out by this timo if sho received nnv , lom "' " vally' K" there, put on heir
revenuu front siieh it source. Some ono old clothes, camp out in tents and have
isdrntving
quite heavily on their int-
nginiitiou.
Gko. 1). Uauton'
County Judge.
Steamer Cucene Sold.
From the Orrgoiilitu it is learned Hint
thu steamer Ktiueno has ngitin chntiged
hnnds. She was recently sold for debt rocks, wliero also rock oysters aro found
by tho United Stntes .Marshal, nnd wns t in iibtinilanco. It is but it few miles up
bid in by M. Olson nnd Hen. McCntiley ' the bench to I.lttlo Nestucca, whore tho
for $1,600. Now these gentlemen huvo clam Hats lie. Hut perhaps the pleas
realized on their venture by telling her unrest fettttiro of the plnco is tho ab
to the Charles K. Spiiulding Lumber Btmce of tho dinmreenblo hluli winds
Company, of Ncwberg, for $4000 It is which prevail at the other coast resorts.
iinderbtood that she will be used In tow
Ing logs from points on the Upper Wil
lamette to tho Oregon City mills.
OL J3 'J? O XI. X S. .
Bean the 4 " Kind You Hare AIA3B Botifikt
$25.00 Reward
Will bo paid for the nrrest and couvie
tlmi nl nnv nerson ratieht Inllirlniror
-..til..,. ..nt., .a n. alimiiluirv In r nrniiinl
thu Willamette Hotel. :
20 If .1. Connkk,
Shootlnc at Letanon.
About noon on Wednesday John
Craft, a cattle buyer of Lebanon, shot O.
It. Curtis in tho left hand with u HS-cali-bcr
revolver. The hall went into thu
hand and ranged up tho arm, lodging
between tho two bones of thq forearm
near the elbow, w hero it wns cut out by
it surgeon. .Mr. until nan nougui some
cattle from Mr. Curtis, and sent nfter
them on Tuesday ,tind Mr. Curtis refused
to let them go until he Miould get nil the
money due. Then Craft went, nnd ho
nnd Curtis had a ilht over the business.
On Wedncbduy Crnft went agnln nfter
tho cnttle. After tho animals were in
t ho road, Crnftnnd Curtif ngaln hnd
tome strong talk. Curtis grabbed Craft,
nnd Crnft shot htm. Curtis, who lives
nltoitt three south of thu city, came to
town nnd had u physician attend to his
wound. He went before the Jurtlco and
pleaded guilty lo fimplo aefitult Tues
day, and swore out a wnriuiit uguliist
Craft for ehooting him.
At Bed Time
tilt a plt-atnnt herb drink, the next
morning I feci bright and my emit
tilexlon is better. My doctor says it
acts gently on tho stomach, liver and
kidneys, nml is a pieaanv laxative, u
is made of herbs, and is prepared as
easily as ten. It is called Lane's Medi-
fine. All itriiggisis Milt ti ai oc. nun ou
cts. Lano'a Family Medicine moves the
bowels each duy. If you cannot get it,
send for freo r-umple. AddreH, Orntor
F. Woodward. I-elloy, N. Y.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
'
Bears the
Signature of
Not A. C. Clark.
It is wjint! stated by my enemies that
the man Clark, who Is a candidate for
Road SniiHrvwor in North balem district,
.. 4 r 'lark, who made the bkl on the
itkylum wowl. This w a mistake. Tlie
wndtdato U T. J.Clark, who lives oppo-
site ll county iw.r '"."-""
xiv.tr Un in the wood btliineM
j4 w T. J. CiaKK.
Strawterries
In addition to our regular bill ol fare
Straw herrtei ami other luxtirias will bo
Mirvcd lo our patrons when ordaml at
thu St. Hlmo Restaurant 2tlo o-d
IJ.ir tlm latuat ndllliiarv at reasonable
nrketi bee Misa E. Smith. Slate State
'jtfZ&.
Bisnassn ni
Disease of
same iren- m m mj
S3. m m ,m m as.. iBa m
. , -""V -" "'
SPECIFIC COMPANY. ATLANTA. GA
MINERAL PARK CHANGES HANDS.
J. S. Dnsltr Takes Charge of the Popular Sea
side Resort.
Ono of tho most popular of tho coast
resorts, is that variously known ns
"Slab Creek," from tho utrenm which
tlicro finds tho ecean: "Neskowin,"
from the ncarost nostelllce: nnd Mineral
tho brush and provided water facilities
,. , . , ' ., , , .
II ls nnmc1 'ro,n t,,5 '"'nornl wnter,
' which was found by tho way, in close
proximity lo tho purest drinking water,
botli coming from driven wells
,. I.. . l, I 1 1.
it gtHhl timo. Heing innccossible by rati
the Portland scum does not find iUt way
there.
The natural advnutnges nro grent. A
flno trout stream, Blub creek Hows by
the camp, tho bench is Bplendid for
bathing, flno fishing is had from tho
Frank C. Baker & Co.
I Portland. Oicgon, Heal Kxtate, farming
amis n specialty. Farm loans negotiated.
Bend for blank applications. dilwQ-i.'8tf
Call For Bids.
j HIds will bo received nt tho olllco of
the Hecoidorof tho City of Salem, Ore
Igon, until thu hour of 0 p. m. on Tttes
I ilny, JtinufJ, 1000, forfiirnisliiug the said
'city of Bulem with six hundred (000) feet
oi lour-piy rituuer nro nose, mo rigtit
Is liorobv roscrvcd to rulcct nnv nnd all
bids Hied in this behalf. Kach bid must
hn accompanied by it deposit of cash or
by certified check in ten per cent ot the
bid so filed,
Dono by order of the committee on
tire nml water of tho common council ol
said city, this Nth dav of May, ltXX).
N. J. Judaii,
I 5-1-Hil City Recorder.
, Two Patients.
i George Derby, nged68, was brought
to tho asylum yesterday from Malheur
county; also Fred Vaughn, aged 30,
from Cooa county.
! Not Dead Yet.
! Tho John A. Logan Veteran Reunion
Association, which has for so many years
Ik'cii held at Melinma county, Or., has
been moved to L)ous, Linn county. Or.,
by n vote of tho majority ot Stockhold
ers. ' The prosenl location is on thu 0. & K.
It. It.
Wood and a Ono spring of water will be
found on the grounds. Ground are
among tho liest in tho state. Kncamp
ment will begin on Monday, the 2nd ot
July, 1DO0, and continue through the
week.
A good program is assured, both even
ing ar.d day. Come one. come all.
Voit are cordially Invited to attend. Hy
order of tho President
W. P. Milks.
G. J. Paukui, Seertary. SU-7w
OA0TOIIIA.
Beara tU v? ' M M IMnaMWrS BMgH
Blgnatu
of
TWO GENERALS
TO APPOINT
New Yoiik, June I. A special to the
I III U'...l.l .. !..,. l,..al
de,.t jicKmiey and n i.
lonfronttxl with tlie problem ( aelectlng
front half a ilozen Hiimlly doiervlug
olllcers, two to till aoanclea in thu
grailes ot Mujor-tiuneral o' Volutiteern
ami Ilrigaditr Cimural in the regular
forvice. In auticiiation of the vacancy
which will l) canted by the retirement
of Major General Murritt, tho president
I L.-.I..-...I I. I... .......! I lia ...1.
KS;'""" ?i.r"'"'s?" .TJ."5-ir.
nl." t ... ,t. ,,., u, H.ta.iial.,nUnt.
T,( rwij.natlon by General Otli of his
vointeer eommkaioit will make a va-
ipancy In the grade oi wrigauier-uenerai
in the regular army.
Whv dvote 11 vour time riin,1
hy devote all you r i no reax ti nz
VTi0" tu al 111 r mSo !
Alaska? Tliere are other matters o
'"TlriJfftonJtowtS
Bust, and will want to Know now to
travel. In order .to have the byue,.
vw,use Uie wiwwiwn wuii "i'I
Wisamisin
between bt. ran ., V" "",' ,""'
CZaStftetit
ate and ether t"'1n.'7 -" i
A. Utoek, General Afc-ent. Portland, Ore ,
OB.
LAKEVIEW ENTERPRISE.
The Rustler Gets Out an Extra Defore the
Ashes Are Cold.
Tiio Lnkoview Rustler is well named.
Tho day after the fire, which wiped out
tho business part of tho unfortunato
town of Lnkeviow, tho Rustler got to
gether a few galleys of type and issued
nn extra beforo tho smoko ot tho con
flagration had cleared nway.
The fire, which started in a hotel nt 8
p. tn., made n very thorough clean-up of
tho business part of tho town, but ono
business houso, tho Daly concrete, build
ing, being left standing. Dr. Daly's
loss on other property is placed nt $30,
0(3 Tho establishments which wcro de
stroyed were coven general merchandise
stores, brewery, livery stable, two drii
stores, four saloons, two nowspaper
offices, millinery store, jewelry and ma
chinery, dentist's offices, batik, U. S.
land office, blacksmith shop, saddle nnd
hnrncss, barber shop, two hardware
stores, three hotels, two bicycle shops,
fdrnituro and utulcrtnkor's, two dry
goods stotes. three confectionery, shoe
shop, butcher shop, doctor's ofllco, res
taurant, two lodges, tho town hall and
four dwellings. The loss is placed at
$.160,000, with somo insurance
Tho spirit of tho peoplo is indicated
by tho following, from tho Rustler's
extra:
The business portion of Lakeview is
temporarily a black spot of vacancy on
the Incoot tho earth. It will notrcmnlu
so long, however, for goods nro being or
dered by tvlro, and contracts nro being
let as fast ns figures can bo mado for
material and building. Borne of our
business men hnvo nlrendy secured tetn
pornry quarters nnd aro selling such
goods as they saved from tho llatncs.
They have taken pot luck together many
of tlium, and it is common to seo all
kinds ot business carried on under tho
Bitme roof nnd In tho snmo room. Thev
resemble department stores on n small
scale in many Instances.
Those who hnvo been left homeless
have found temporary abiding places
witli generous friends. There tins not
been n single instance ol actual Buffering
for tho nocessnrics ol lifo. Tho peoplo
hnvo been patient and horno their 1 isses
with scarcoly n murmur.
Threo hundred nnd fifty thousand dol
lars is n low estimate of tho total loss.
Tho insurance is small. Hut tho victims
are generally young and thorough busi
ness men, nnd will soonmnito uncK wnni
they hnvo lost.
Yam Liver
Will be roused to Its natural duties
nml your biliousness, licmlnelie and
constipation be enrol If )ou tuko
Hood's Pills
Sold by all druggists. 23 cents.
Mar sonjj and Scenes.
Thu entertainment, War Bongs and
Scones, given at tho University chapel
Tuesday evening by tho Bulem Chornl
Society, ttsaistcd by n detachment from
from Company F, O. N. O wns a great
success. Thu houso was crowded with
n wcll-plensed audience.
Thu oiitcrtuiiimcntwnB something now
to Salem, comprising a. pautouinu roll
representation of the experiences ot n
company of Union soldiers in the civil
war, interporsed with war songs nnd
patriotic music. Tho solos by.Prof. W. P.
Drew nnd the Society were well ren
dered, under direction ot Professor Fran
cesco Scloy, nnd all who took part in
the entertainment aro to bo congratu
lated upon their success.
V.ctory
Is obtainable only under certain con
ditions and those who expect to be vic
torious in tlie ovory day contest!, need to
bo well supplied with the liest of pro
idons nnd groceries as sold by IlraiiBan
A Rugun. 28-e-o-d.
OA8TOHIA.
Bears tia 4 T" Kind YOU Hltt AlltlJS B0Uh)
Somethlnf New
All new productions in fotogrufs, pas
tell, platinoid and crayon at tho Rex
Studio.
Amateur work made to satisfy all cus
tomers. rodtVw
ALL FOR BRYAN
IN NEW YORK
NkW Yoiik, June 1. Tho Herald says;
William J. Hryan will be practically
nominated for precident when thu Demo
cratic convention ot this Mate meets in
, tills city next Tuesday. There will lie
no opposition worth thu name to over
ride all precedents of tlie organization
and placing tho national delegates who
are to Iki chosen under Instructions to
support tho Nebraska candidate in
, Kansas City. All plans for opposing
I Hryan in tho national convention were
founded upon tho hostility ot tho New
York delegation and with this removed,
tho convention will be assurud to him In
advance.
Shake Into Your Shoes.
j Allen's Foot-Fuse, a powder. It cure
i painful smarting, nervous feet and in
I trowing nails and instsutly takes the
I ting out of corns and bunion. It'
' ie greatest comfort discovery of the
ju Allen's Foot-Kane makes tight or
,dw shoes feel easy. It is a certain cure
for sweating, callous and hot tired ach
Ing feet. Try it today. Bold by all
drtiivihtH atltl shoe stores. Hy mail for
26c tit stamps. Trial packagu FHF.K.
Addrtwa Alien B. Olmsted, 1-oItoy, N. Y
A. 0. U. W. Dekf atcs.
Protection Lodge No. 2, A.O. U. V.
has elceted P. II. D'Any, F. I- Will
man and A. T. Gilbert delegates to the
grand lodge, which meets here July 17;
n - . . - . ..
Itl Join. Moir.J. W, Wll.son ami r.
H- Raymond alternates. alley lodge
No. 1H will be represented by W. T.
Rigdon and J. K. Murphy: F.. L. Beeley
d 0 .. f itchHehl. alternates'.
Tn.Hl.lilsni To-MOfrow Nllht.
And each day ana night durlDK thU
k t ot Hny ,jr0KK,t'g
Kp IUImui for tho TU mat and
, aoicowipHgcd to be tho most
Bf" STew .W for
jvniifim iinuin iironchltU. Asthma
Couglw. Uraup ' iwlilU tna
dav and keen It always In the house
a-, Vou onu ohealc rour wld al once
pff-25c and 60c Kamp eU.tlle free,
"" " eodAiw
Tho Kind Yoti Hnvo Always
in tiso fur over 30 years,
nnd
jfyy-Jh., Bonnl
All Cottiitetlclt.s, Imltntlons nmJust-ns-jrood" nro hufc
2xicrlincnts that trlllo with nnd ondaiiKer tho health oC
InlUnls nnd Chlltlrcn Experience itfrnlnst Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Cast or iu Is n harmless snhstltuto for Castor Oil, Pnro
Rorlc, Drops and SoothhiB Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphino nor other Narcotic
substance. Its ngo Is Us guarantee. It destroys "Worms
and allays Foveilslntcss. It cures Diarrhooa and 'Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
nnd Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho
Stomach and Uowols, giving healthy and natural sleep.
Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Soars tho
The KM You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THC CINTAU, COMPANY. TT MUHHAV HTntKT. NKW YORK CITY.
f svavlisaMtsa -
R. 1 WADE &. CO.
HtiV3H
WSfr SALEM
MulXfUB
Something to Be Proud Of
Is the owneralilp of n 'Crescent. Cleve
land or Uendron bicycle. It is tho acme
of iMirfeutlon In bicycle const ruction,
where lightness is not pitcrlllccdfor
strength mid incchiiiilcitl Bklll blend to
miiku n wheel that Is unuxcelleil tor run
unu qualities nnd reliability. We hnvo
tsplendid stock to choose front. AtfJ5,
to 50.
R. M. Wade &Co
Good Judges of Wine
nro loud In their prnlces of our stock.
Claret, Tort Kherr), and Iho other fav
orites for table uo are "von at their liest
In this lollectlon of the leading brands.
Wo guarantee tho ago of ovury wlno wo
sell. Even a conuoi'seur who is a living
cyclopaedia of nine lore would II lid
nothing to criticise here.
J. P, Rogers
SIR nml 222 Commercial Street.
JfVliol(taluoiid retail.
M-mm
VVV.i.VVVN.VVC.XNVXXVSVi.V.
Bought, nnd which lins beca
has horno tho sltriintnro ot!
has boon itindo under Ills pcr-
supervision Rinco Its Infhncy.
Signaturo of
THE BIO FOUR
On Ilia Inwn nro our hose, ml, ball and
uozr.lo. Their lino secures a carpet ot
verdure of nature's richest lines. Km
ploy tho iiKoney of finshness early and
often. Tlie cost in time, trouble, nnd
money is small, thu result lnro. All
1 m rd ware Implements for Inwn, garden,
mid Hold, lawn utowcr included, should
bo bought huro. The reason : saved
you.
m
OREGON. WS&
Samples of Our Handiwork
ilemoiiHtrateK tho superiority of the Ha
him Kleniit Uuitdry. You'll llnd them
In our olllco and til ho oh tho persons oi
scores of wull-tlrweil peimlo In Salem.
Much Hwplo are the heralds of our skill.
They carry the proof of it everywhere,
and they confirm and extend our popu
larity. Sfvlen differ, hut In laundry
work our Troy stylo has tho call.
Salem Steam Laundry
COUINKI, J. OI.MHTKA!) I'llOmUTOII.
llOIIOtm II. OLMSTKAII, UOII.
Phonii 111. Kill Liberty fit rout
A SMALL LEAK
WILL SINK A SHIP
In time, nnd a small leak in your d-aln
pipe in your collar, will contaminate
our entire limine with dirouae germ.
Only thu best nanllury phimhiug can
suvu your homo from ftivers. diplherla
and germ ilueasxs. As sanitary plumbers
we are exiHirt, vie make a ix)liily of the
cotnplelo iltllng up ol building liouims
and in the most aklllful iimiiuer. 1MI
mates aru given to contractors and
builders.
BARR & PETZEL
'.Ml COM. M KItC W J. BTKKKT.
Telephouu No. !SH
LITTLE BO-PEEP
LOST HER SHEEP
But no one neetl worry about mutton
tills timo ot thu year, if they can get
dainty and delicious Spring lamb for an
appUlnw and nourishing Hummer
meal. Wo have everything in cholro
meats, and all thu dlfeaoh of the sou
son lit both frelh and smokHl meaU
tjmt will suit the most aritlcul epicure.
E C. CROSS SALEM OR.
i&w
BUSINESS CARDS.
C. JHL OlACK
Successor to Dr. J. M. Kccne. old
II .II.U UVI.ll.1, UHIUU Jf A ... ..va ..
ing superior operations nt modornto Iccb
in any branch are in esicclal request.
ALBERT A. JESSUP.
x3Exjxr-xXif3"X'
Phono 1071.
HOOM8 1 AND 3, OKAY 11I.K.
Osteopathy
In Salem ntul Albany
DR, GRACE ALBRIGHT
Grnduato of Auierlcan School ot Osteo
pathy. 8ALKM Jlondny, Wetlnceday nnd
Frldav; hours, 0 to 11 a. nt. 1 to 4 p.
over Wellor'j urocory.
ALBANY Tuesday, Thtirtday and
Sntttrdny : hours 0 to 12 n. in. 5 1 to 6 p.
in., Mrs. winns residence.
ioULE BROS.
PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS
PORTLAND ORE
for Bloin and vlolully loar onlcra at llw
Will's MnstoHlne.
B. F. JONES,
Attornoy-at-Law
Toledo, OroHon.
Wm Work of Circuit Court tot six ycats anilhas
couuty. lM7m
Salem Water Co.,
;OFF10K, OTY UALL.WHW
- For water korvlco ttDply ut otllce.
Bills ptiytiulo inotitlily In mlvunco.
Muko till complaints at tllo ofllco.
CAPITAL. 'CITY
Express and Transfet
Meets nil mall nnd passongor trnlns.
HnggitKO to nil parts ot tho city. Prompt
service. Tolepliono No. 851.
DIStJUB & 8KUTON.
Willamette Stables.
The undersigned nro now occupy
ing tho Wlllniuotto Stable, south
(jonuiicrelnl street, nnd nro
ready to hlro you a. nlco rig or
feeil nnd enro for your team
when In Saloin. Horses boardoil
by tho week. Kntlsfnction guar
itnteed. Yotit patronage sollc
lte.1. S-ISlf
Harold & Reynolds
, C, STONE. M. D.
rroprlotorjol
Stone's Drue Stores
BAI.KM, OKKdON.
iTnu uterus (two III number) aro locate! a
No, V34 and 133 Couimorelal atrcei, aim arc
ttKltaWrikCilwlth arotiuloto line oltlrtiga and
mwllcliua, tnllot nrtlelea, iHirrmnerv, bmsha
eto.i0to.,fto, .,-v.kii.
If IV. oiunn
llaahaaioinoMycara eipotleuco In the prao
Ucoof triMllollioauiluow makes notclnrgo fur
iwiisullatlmi, riainlnatliiii or luwurlptlon.
DON'T FORGET
Wo enrry n small stock ot
FLOUR,)
URAN.
AND SHORTS,
Mndu nt Albany, and nro prepared to
supply small coiisiimeri say one sack
tn ii ton nt a low nrlcu. l'lcuso make
Inquiry, nnd save your small chluuco.
Salem Flouring
Mills Co.
3-14-eod
PLATING
lloyal
Wive
Mtlat
f
Tllplc
Hllvcr
rials
(0
Knhi'S r sat (S) wns) liamllea.
Kinks ixraeto, wixl handles...
Killers p'r lei 0, tlvtal liamllas.
VuikartlS,lclat liamlloa..
latlu.Kiiis wr slS, ... .
Tea k)iis r sot n.....-
It.. 111. r llllw.Jl ....I'll
u
to
u
Ui
10
v
7&
06
W
10
III
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Biiusr Hlii Its, cai'li . -...-.
Napkin llliiK'vr Kt ,..
t'a.Ujrs- ...... ... .-ot.
Call and get our prices
Si
81 Wtnll W
on Gold and
iaichui piniiiiK,
G, A. ROBERTS,
IOB 8toto btroet. l- Pltonn 2070
UUHh tfl'JHbtLH
I - tlatltftW, III 44 M lit. 1
iMiHti list ur til Wfttn(
( UI(1UUI ItWIUWMlM
I' iiiImi, kii'l w rU
i it llf DOtaUitlU tJ
ftuM Ur iiB.ii
ur (Miit In UIm Mfijrrj
lit arrraj, f-w!'."
f'lrrnUr .! hm lMiiiTa-
TOOTUACiie, EARACHE
and NEUBALGI&
la a ututit; all drunlilsor
I In- Tl-I.o lrdlriil C'u.
SO llmadwar, Hw York.
H.BJ fllf IIODkltt.
MHH. M. A. COOK, 1'roprietor,
Salem Steam Dye Works.
Ladles'and genU'cloth,B cleaned
dyed, repaired and presso I.
Hats and gloves dry cleaned.
Coats and vesta reliued. Velvet
collars replaced on overcoats.
Pb Uom'l at Onp Hotol WllUmolte
HOTELSANTIAM
At Uutrolt, Oreflott
Now ieii for Summer Tourists, now
hulls-, nuHly furnished first clarNoccom
(xlathiti. 1'rlre from f 1.00 to f 1 CO por
day. (leosl pauk train ami raddle horses
ttlwayu rewly to 8CTuntMlato TourUt. to
Hot Springs, Mttrlou Uku. and ImVo
Pamulla iiih) all gool lUhlug points.
H. Jacob, Prop.
.ic:Ej:ir'acxterac'
m
WAV '' B
SfffXV IfttOIkD-'
gAcici-ti' o KJlfl
DILI jMLX
Trails Mark
WANTED-
CltA tnrititr M4tfaU . asL.
New today, adyartlaamenta tmm:
llnoa or lesa In this column lnSJ35
It wrr,Irr,t0e,:lh A" SverfoUrw.15Sj
liii hh iinnsi mi" ss.t a.:n. . im
nuu HALtr-At Ashland, 30 acre. MJ
In fruit, in peach belt, fine house, WT
water, climate, and echooln. elasu- Mtu
.. . . .. . ' --'
? CMy. tmt- A' O, UtrtkrloJ
i iiiioinnin, uro. 5'31-liavtt
;.,r . ' ,-m
ituinviiuiww) uk bAi.E.evft
nl lionil nf onnil un.L 1n.uB n m?'
can uo seen nt larm. of T. O
.Tnr7
8 miles souoh ol Salem. Wm. Friek
. ?"!
Box 91 Salem. 7 i n'
WIIKN HAVING-Your snrla Mclf
tnado go to Sarah E. Ciymer. "Tk.a
only excitiklve sklrt-makor Infiakm.-
Perfect fit Rtiarnnteed, and prices. 7$
reasonable Boom 6 comer liberty
uuu outiu Hirtui, uray uiocr.
5-28-lmoi
SHAVING TKN CENTS-Tim m,blln!P
nil) invflfXi trt fttra-vnIA tl.A Ht 11-3
11 .!. UI.hu tar t.l 1. f . . . aA
!. oiiuji. ii una snop is secureu ,
bv tho combine thn nricn will Ivn ln.(
creased to 15c. Q. V. Plaster, 05 8tat9l
street. 5-24-lm
FOB SALE Ono good3 Bain wagon,3
buggy, one road cart, ono steel waon', ,1
ono narrow, ono it-incn Ullvor
Chilled plow, two 14-inch steel plows
somo good second-hand wood chop-
npr'ntrvila fnll wf Junnlia .ml Im...
cor, gonural blacksmith shop, acar't
Lnbor Exchange, River Road. 617 lane
WOOD 8AW.-Call up Phono 255J :
Black nnd set W. II. Crots steam
wooil saw to cut your wood. AH orders
promptly attended to. 5-17-lmo.
WANTED-Thls week good waitress, "j
BicnuyjoD. witiometto uotel. 6 22ti
liniHNSON TIIKIIMAT. TtATfT rl,t-(.
not tho greatest known health pro
tiir nml ml.tn fvlAA aR OA 47 Rl'
and $12.60 according to sito and nualvS
ity, f 2.00 book free to patrons. Mrs
J. A. Bellwood nnd Mrs. T. B, Fair
bank, gonornl agents, 383 Front St.t
Snlem, Or. 5-10-U'
SALEM STEAM - Carpet cleanli'
works corner ot uiku ana utvio.
fitrnta Wn linvn nil tlin unlusa
machinery nnd nro prepared to cleMsf
your carpel cticapor anu oetter tnan'
nnv other way. Our work Is suaran
teed to bo first-class. Spring has ar -rived,
you aro ready to dean house.
Lonvu your order at J. L. Frcelapdc,
State Htroot or call or tuldrcss.-Kays &
Stalger. S-U-lm
POSITIVE CUBE for Exretnn In worst
form. AUiiresa with stamps, Miox uo. .
Tallmnn, Oregon. . 6-0-1 m -
WHITE BBON55E MONUMENTS.
Don't fo reot to seo the white, bronxoj
monuments on Memorial day; thuj',"
nro in nn mo ccnieirios. ixxiic tor uioi
llnrcii lot, situate on tho south side.
id tfin I.O. O. F. rnmiitirv. Hint aon thn'
most beautiful monument Itv- thu Sa?3
lent cumolerlcn. T, B. Walt, ngont.-'' f
S-sou-ta
WANTED. Two girls for general house '
work. Apply at tho Cottngo hotel.
BOOMS. Furnished br nnfnrnlsliodn
(.single or in suites, tuning room bu-m
joiiuug, iioiiio-iiKO, second noor vui
tlo block. Mattio llutchlus. prop;
413tl
'-"'
A GOOD Oppolunlty to learn tho Iw-i
eiry ntul waicumaictng iraue. uniyj
such nursons as can furuls.li the bet
ot references need tttmlv. O. Hi?
Hinges, 11X1 Couimorelal street. 4 o.ILJST
NEW BUGGIES. A car load different J
stylos, first class Just received:
It
lieforovon buy. call and seo them
l'ohlo & Blshon. State nnd Front Btsi
ill
SUITS, PANTS, OVEKCOAT8. To
measure. Perfect lit guaranteed,;
MKKl atvlna tn anliwt from. II. 8.'
Belle. Stato Street, agent WinJ
maker & Brown, l'hiladelphia, -t-7-tfa
HOUSE CLEANEBS BomombdiU(
lllUti tllO uesb UUU cucupuili cariwn -.m
punor Is tho houvy full
UlTUtSJOUHNALOfUCC.
fen paper taiam
20-tt,
Hotlce to Cootrsctort
Kxucutivu Olllco. Salem. Oreiron. May
LH. 1U00. Healed nronoaali addressed to ,
the undersigned will be received at thl
olllco until 2 n. iu.. Tuesday. June Biti
11HJ0, for furnishing tho materials ami 1
laoor retjuireu to construct buucuui)ivri
n new wjng and other improvements at
thu Orouon Stato Penitonturv. in strict
accordance with the plans, specific!
u
tlona and Instructions to Diuuers, wnir m
will lie supplied by Pugh & Gray, Archl-:
iccis, naiem, uregon. oo mu win vm
considered unless made on blank form otj
proposal which may bo obtained trowl
thu architects. Bluht to roloct any or alls
bids reisrved. T. T. Geer, Governor
0-2U-BU-
ToBridgc Contractors
MM.i fV.ti.tu nauirf nf T.Int. roiintv.
slaalwaa StlntlB atf lavl flrftl Iflllfl. trfl,ll-,
II I 1.(1.. .- ll.n MArtaaltt1ttVn mS
UlUKr-UHfl UUU UIUB lur IIIU wunnwwH f
of u Ilowo Troaa bridgo over tho Bouth
Pttnuam river near owwj moujc.ui
asiltiraslltaul Irt I llf.trt An nP IslvtYint TllUFaT
day, Juno 7th 1U0O, at tliohour otM
U tlUtM 'fi ! lf Ti
iiiiitr an titin rtftniipnii! lu iiiBi-i-(Jin
plans now on tllo with Ihe County Clerk
attu itiumti utus on no sauio, ira
ri.n'ivi'ii tlm rliditto relect any ora-UL
bids. An approved bond in the auw
l.l.l.l.... u,lll lu. noMail nf thrt SUCCUHfUl i
l.l.l.l... ...Iil.li. tl.r.ui itavaattr award a1'
contract, and a certified check in tl -
Bum of f 100, must accompany eacti uih,j
to bo forfeited to the county by that
successful bidder if ho fails to eBtetr,
contract and execute bond for such con3
structlon of bridge within three days i oQ
maKingnwarti, ... -Va
G bo. I). IUiitoji, County Judge,
3
.i-j-.Ni L!UaUJ
McCov Staee.
leaves Willamette stable a.20 a,.y
.,..it.. i i !...!.. '..nn VrfVir. ajsst
Perrvdale and return aamo day, . JHWJ
hack, boo.1 horsca and careful drlwfl
I'arcels delivered along the Hue.
3.111 tf K W. DTlVn
"Old Government" whiskey,
iImmI l.v lnadlnir tihvslclSUS. aad
lally by A. P. O'Brlon M. D., '
M. D Major and Bur.fo, ta V
HiateaArmy. furuierajsw,
of lieattli el ban vraiu-ww,
this stimulaut a the puresi
u.l a fumll nasi, tor O
anil InvalMa. Sold clttivly i
and Marlon County by J . P.
Street. 5 S8 Iwt
ti