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BLOOft
In some casta the
victim Is firmly within the grasp of the monster before the true nature of the disease
is known. In other cases the blood is quickly filled with this tmUonous vi. ,.,..1 it,.
swollen glands, mucus patches in the mouth, sores on scalp, ulcers on tongue, sore
throat, eruptions on ektu. copper colored splotches, and falling hair and eyebrows
leave no room ior uuuui, us mes: arc an uiiiinsiaKnoic Signs OI UllltnglOUS Wood 1'otSOll. At .--.
Doctors still prescribe mercury and potash as the only cure for Blood Toison. These poisonous tnin- ifll i Birr
erals never yet made a complete ami permanent cure of Contagious Wood Poison. They drive the disease ' VB v' "?
back into the system, cover it up for a while, tint it breaks out again in worse form. These powerful minerals produce mercurial
rheumatism anil the most offensive sores and ulcers, causing the joints to stiffen and finger nails to drop off. Mercury and
potash mnko wrocks, not ouroa, and
s. 0. o. in mi cuuiciy iiiucreiii
Instead of tearing down, builds up and
S. S. S. acts in an entirely different
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therefore the only cure for Contagious
thougu prpnounceu nicurame uy me uocturs, S. S. S. can be relied upon to ma
new, unineu remetiv ; an experience of
only puicijr vcgciauic uiwtl JUCUICIIIC KIJOWI1.
Mr It. h. Mjerj, 100 Mulberry St . Newark,
ipread all ortr my body. These noon broke out
ever for this.
All correspondence Is held
o.
C. T. Go's
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"POMONA
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altonA
LKAVts t'on I'oirriiAND
Pally eircpt innda alfia m.
qVWK T1MK AND CilKAl' 1IAT1-H.
D.tck bom cm Htil nuri Conrt His.
M I1 UAIDW1N, Asent
INDUCEMENT
Kor Two Mon tin
June and July
Have you been mtl-tlitl aIHiUio nu.lly cre: Misses Clio Hul'lilson, lluth;c,rclo Woucn oI Woodcr'aft, was tin-
vorlng Exlrnets you linvo In-en using uf
nnv-ones-make? Tointrotl
fKiuco our ohm
mnko "Diamond llriind" wo will give
freo with ono dollnr purclinses of cote,
ten, baking owdor, spices etc, 2 qunees
of any kind of flavoring, puichnser to
furnish tho bottle, llo Hiiro nud bring
larue enough bottles. Wo can not get
2 ounces in those 2 oz or 25c patinel bot
tles of other stores.
Own mako, strong nnd pure.
Yokohama Tea Store
Phono 2112.
Free Delivery.
CK.OCIAL NEWS
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' V ..n m wwrwrrm
AND VlbW5
S. Friedman wont to I'orllund this
morning.
Chnrles Dowen, was nil over Sunday
visitor to Albany.
Phil. Melflinn retuined to Portland,
yesterday afternoon.
Gen. nnd Mrs. Odell have returned
from a visit to Chicago.
Mrs. Mnry Mnilin went to Porllnnd
this morning for a few days.
Mrs. Itoa llemardi and son Jaku
have returned from it visit to Cn'ifnrnla
Mr. end Mrs. Martin S. Duihhi, of
Howoll.nro visiting friends in Albany.
John lloldecker, tho eenioiit Bhleirill.
king, has a contract under way nt
Chemawn.
Miss Mnry Aiken came down from
Jtffereon, for un ovei-Sunday vitdt with
her parents.
Mr, nnd Mrs. E. C. Pnttou drove to
Woodhurn yestorduy to visit Dr. and
Mrs. Gules,
Invitations to tlioTrullinser-Oeer wed
ding, at Astoiin, have been reioived at
Salem.
Mrs. llachol Wnlto went to Woodhurn
yesterday afternoon, to visit her litter,
Mrs. McKee.
Miss Estella Carter, of I'orllaiid, who
was hero on a visit to Miss Mitchell, re
turned home this moinlng.
Thoe. Sims wont to Portland today to
purchase materials for Improvements on
Ids farm near Uutteville.
Mrs. M. Cadwell and daughter Miss
Qra, of Emporia, Kansas, are visiting
Mr. ami Mrs. D. A. WhltJ.
Hon. Lot L. Pearce ami Mis. Sarah
L. Thatcher took the Sha.ta esprets for
Portland Sunday aftoi noon.
Mrs. James Groahon?, of Jefferton.
who has been here visiting Mm. Joe
Martin, has returned homo.
Mrs. M. It. Sherman, of California, is
in the city, the guest ol Mrs. Major Slir-
man for a few months.
Mrs. J. 0. Goltro and children of
Portland, ore in the e.ty, visiting Di.
and Mrs. J. W. Ileynolilf.
Mrs. J. I). MrCully, ol Joseph, who
Is here visiting her biollnm II. !., mul
E,C.'Pattoii,ielumedlat nljiht fio.n
a visltto Portland.
Mrs. M. A. Reeglo, of Oottage Grove.
hhan been lioro visiting her daushier
Mrs.'Flag.has gone to bt. Hulens I J
cotitlnue her visit.
P. J. Ferguson and wife, far six jeara
re Idents of Irving, Lane, county, leave I
on the next overland for Ster'iug, I
Kamas, where they will buy a farm.
Mrs. n. i. Fry leme today fbrj you to conquer the inflam
and the puria KjumisUkh. ! mation. Thelungssoonheal,
Mr. and
the East
They exprot to go ovair the Canadian
Pacific and stop a fo.v days at Banff (lot
Springs.
J H, Albert leaves tomorrow morning
for New York, where he will jeln hu
daughter, Mrs. F. A. Wiggins, and on
ig mwapmiam
external slens of ContnHnno. ntnoH tWn
those who have been dosed with these dru
manner, oeing a purely veget
invigorates the general health
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manner, being a purely vccetable reuicdv :1t
i. t . - - -a . . tr .
dill, b, S. S. is
Wood I'oison. No matter In what stai
ige or
ke a
e and
nearly fifty years has proven it a sure
; J . say. " I was afflicted vrllli n terrible blood ilisea-, which wa. In niwta at lint, but afterwar.'
Into aorta, and It la eay to Imagine the aulTeriiiK I endured. Before 1 Vcame cobrlneeVl that Mil
1 Morj could ilo me iiokooi! I had spent n hundred dollars, which waa really thrown away. 1 thei
t led various patent medicines, but they did not rench the ilUcnie When 1 had finished mv fir
little of S. S. S I was greatly Improved, and was delighted with the revilt The large, red splotchr
on mv chet began to grow paler and smaller, and before long disappeared entirely, I regained
lost weight, liecame stronger, and my appetite Improved. 1 wa aooti entirely well, and my skin .1
.,..,. . n ,.nv.. v. (.sa.
Send for our Home Treatment Book,
this disease, with complete directions for
in charge of physicians who have made
hesitate to write for anv information or
In the most sacred confidence. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC nnMPAnY. ATLANTA. Vfi
Juno 27 they expect to pail for Europe,
wlicro tcvcrnl months will bo spent vis'
iiinp different parts of the, continent and
incidentally taking in the Paris Exposi
tion Whllo en route to New York Mr.
Albert will visit a number of his rela
tives nud frit-nils in lown, Ohio and
Virginia.
Young Folks Patty.
On Saturday evening Juno 0, Mr. nud
Mis. Milcy II. Moores entertained a
number of young people in honor of
Mies Clio MuMiiron of Seattle, who is
visltmg ft lends in this city for n few
weeks.
A dulightful evening wua spent with
gives and music. At a teaonnblo hour
im.n.y reireanmon.s were k ive 1 aim- 0 comclery, Ar:ived there, the pro
the eoimiony departed for their homes I ves ,, mu,0 ,l8 to the grave of the
wllli 0110 moro 'Ttd letter" ndded lo I in( Mro . n Smin. I., if,.fi .n
l tlielr llHt or ilnya long to bo reinumlscnil.
inoso enjoying .iirB..uoores nospuai-,
1-eeus, l.e He U.irby, Ifulli I nnly, Uiaco,
uailor, .Mamie luimlieail, Hylli Oalcli(l.or.lllol.i.,Bco.llllll!,(..i 1)v ,10 ofncor8 of
Mnblo linker; and Messrs. John Albert, '
iieiny i.iajer, jiyue i.aug.ieiKi, uiuio-u
l.lgMi, Guy Hunt, Walltco Kfddell,
.I.. f:..,. ii..h it'ii... IJI.1.1..H 1
l.arnett I'.ean, Willio Kiintner.
Masonic lews.
II. B. Thieleen nnd W. II. Hohson nre
an advance guard of Salem Masons
who will attend the stnto gatherings nt
Portland this week. The Koval Ciiclo
chapter meets today. Wednesday tho
Oregon Grand Lodgo convenes.
Children's Day CxerCi)c3
exerc'tes wero held last night nt the
Central Congregational clmreh, cornerof
Nineteenth nnd Forty stieets. The little
oniirch was filled to its full capacity nud
was beautifully dteoruted. Tho entire
evening was devoted to thochiMren and
etch ol thote who took part lu tho exor
cises represented some bountiful llowor
and their littlo Leads wero docrrah-d
with tho (lowers they repiesented. It
was n giniid eiiecces,
HOP LICE LESSENING.
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Possible Eif;ct of a Continuous Drouth Not
Unfaoratle I
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A aigo Salem ho., g.ower, who spent
Sanday in his yards near this u.iy, says
that llco nro dlminisliing. i
WIiIIh i no or two weeki ngo it was t
dilllcult to llnd n few of the green npliii
on almost any vine, nt present it tuVio
considerable search to d Inclose their
presence.
A contlnuanco of the hot dry sunimer
weather means denth to this pool, but
it ult-o means u short crop nf hops. In
general, the low price and the tliiliessed
llnanelal conditions uf many growers ban '
left the quality of cultivation In the
yard j lielow the aversge, lint few yards
me in a high stnte of cultivation, and '
almost none nro perfect.
The result with n dry summer means
a short crop in Oregon for 1009. Tho
finely cultivated yards will show up with
a good yield and sueiior quality. This
fact brings up tiie question of how much
capital per acre is required to make a
hop crop. To pick, dry and bJe an
aveiae yield of l.'rQO lbs., to tlio acre
cosU abvut fi-0. Cultivation f 15 an
acre, or gross f 76 an acre.
For repairs, renewals, building, In
siiraiiee, tn.es and all possible exKiues
It uinuot be done for less than about
$100 an acre. It this Is done on borrowed
cnpl al, there 's U 00 an acre Interest
to reckon out of proilts, just about
enough to keep the average hopgroweis
head below tho prosperity line A ie-
duid crap this year 111 ans better prices
for whatever yield Oregon has.
The Ju.pgrower neetls the pn.U etlon ol
hoth stale and national laws to pievent
'adulteration of beer with substitutes
In the way of jioieonous cliemlealc He
metlB tho neat of unnbinatlon to keep
i,e p.o,luct down, and toopoiation to
gecuru l))0 cleaiK;8t material to make
his e op with, and to market it with
least eieision by the middleman
eoids the Cliesl
When your cold h$
rcttlcd down deep In your
chest, cough syrups will not
relieve you. The system
must be given strength and
force to throw off the
disease.
Sc5H& 6tnwliCTL
does just this. It enables
lungss
and all danger is passed. Dp
not let the disease become
chronic because of neglect.
tCOTT4BOWNE.ChiidLu.N.wYa.
Mercuri
AK7
Poiasfi
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s,
llfrfl n fa taii.aa nf t ab a aa t . 1. . -I - .!.
J 111 t- 111.1 lI Ul LCI 1ICC 11III1I 111 111-1 II I If I TUI1 1
forces the noison out of the avstr-m1 .
the only antidote for this snecific virus, mul
- j ---1 -
how hopeless the case may appear, cveii
rapid, permanent cure. S. S. S. is not
unfailing cure for this disease. It is tin
which contains valuable information al om
self treatment. Our medical department i
a life-time study of blood diseases. Don 1
advice wanted. We mnke no clinrrp wlm!-
WOODMEN MEMORIAL.
Salem Camp and Silver Bell Circle Observe tbe
Day-Unveil Monuments.
The annual Memorial Day of the
Woodmen of the World was observed
Sunday by Hnlom Camp No. 18, P. J. V.
W. and Silver Bell circle No. 43 Women
of Woodcraft in a manner which speaks
highly for tho order.
At 1:15 p. in. the lodges mot nt their
halls and marched to tho Willamette
hotel wit cli wheio street cars wcro In
readiness to tako tho ladies to the reino
lories south of town w hero tho memor
ial observances weio to bo carried out.
Tho Woodmen continue 1 their match,
headed by the Sntem .Military Hand, to
J ury wicro n momimuQt of beautiful
nolI.lej r,,llo elf.cil,A hv sllvor r,oll
veiled with beautiful nnd impiessivo
thU ,0tlg0 TllLg0 Illci,uP,l mnilc nnd
,ua work tllu reailll(, 0f tll0 lwoln, -0
. . -.
Why Should the Spirit of Mortal lie
Proud," by Miss Mlnnio DoLong. nnd
the placing of Honors on the mound.
The lodges then marched !o tho grave
of Joseph It. Wlll.inl In City View Cem
eleiy where n handsome white brotizo
monument erccied by thn Woodmen
wns tinvnlkd with ceiemnuies slinilliir
to the above.
Tho line of inarch was then taken up
and brief halls wero made nt tho graves
of tho doparled brothers, Itobt. G.
Brown, lien. L. Ejtes, Geo M. Heeler,
Hurry J. Kny nnd Chns. W. Simpson.
At (neh n wedgo wns formed and with
tho eninp honois llowcra were tluposlted
upon the mounds.
It wns nsn'ly llvo o'clock when tho
hist tribute of respect had been paid,
and the assembled people made their
way hank to tho city aB best lliey could,
there being only one cur in pcrvice to
bring them.
Salem enmp was represented by I
lietween IX) unit 100 Woodmen and Ml-
,,-,.,, ,n , ,, ni
u''' ' ' "c' y 0CT '"dies. Tho
profession on Oommeielul street exiond.
nwr tWQ , Mrx.ks. rtly ,,
, nlmbjr f)f Xttton wenoul nnd
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n iiiivnivti iv vviuiiiuuiiai
IN' TDK KVKNIN'd.
The two Imlges met nt their halls and
nttoi.ded i:.e Fust Presbyterian chnreh.
where Iiev. H.A. Kolchum pienuhed n I
eo rm on npproprinte to the occnsion. A
speelul musical soivlco was alo t'Ven by
, , , ., T , ,. ; , '
tho choir, and Mis. Jonlnn Piirvlmttaiig
a very sweet solo. ,caes out of ten nro caused by onturrh,
Rev. Ketehum took for IiIh subject, i which is nothing but un inllamcd coiidt
" The Ideal Urotheil.ood." Hh uddtonsl ,lo,n''f J''1' V.?'?"8?'"?'8-, , I
showed deep though, and, for an nrllio
dex pieacher, an unusually I'IhjihI view
and clear peiception of what is coining
to he nccepled as the true spir t of
Christ's teachings. His conception of
the idctl biotho'hood, wns one which
thould Include all men and nil lares of
men in one truo family .with God tho
father, and nil men brotheu; when the
spirit of fiaternlty wh'ch now binds ho
raembers of oioh order together should
have a wider scope when up man's
hand should bo l''tod against his brother
J of iilghor low desiee, but each should
strive lor the goon oi un, ntxi n'l siio.i'ii
cure for tho welfare of ejch.
It wus mi nolo, earnest effort, and wns
highly appreciated by all who heard and
undui stood it.
Tbe llomilest Man la Silera
As well at the InintWomusi, nnd others
ure InvlU'd t eull on any druggiot
und get freo u trial bottle of Kemp's
liiUnui for the I'liront nud Liiuj.'!), a
emt'dy thai Is guaranteed to cum and
believe all Chronic and Acute Cughs,
Asthma, HionchltH und liusuiup
i Ion Price 25c. and (Wc. cud.tw
riot Dcsl Ytt
The John A. Logan Veteran Reunion
AsMX-intlon, which has for so many years
lieen held at Meliama county, Or., has
been moved to Lyons, Linn county. Or.,
by a vote ol the majority oi mockiion
Brf-
The piosent local 'mi is on the C. A K.
ft It.
Wood and a fino spring of walor will I
..und in the groulnls. Urt. inula arn
jtnoni! the best in the tlutu. Eiieamn
unlit will Ix-gin on Monday, the 3ml ol '
Inly, 1000, and continue through the
week. '
A good piogram is atsutwl, ttoth even
ing and day. Veterans of all wars
are cordially invited . to attend, ily
order of the President
W. P. Mum.
G. J. VjLHKts, Swrtary. 6 H-7w
RaVro33 AUUtsts. .
O. W. Fox, of AtliUiml. a bmkeman. '
was in tired near Upton. He Ml off a,
box ear while awkehlng in tlm freight , ,
yard, 1 1 wheels running over three of
the toes o lib right foot. His afctttiler ;
was aln dixaied in the toll.
It. S. IW, a brakeMan oh H hi we i
raiH, was iiiokl mr M'Ht. 1U am1
trying to Mit a 'onrat" oK tb ttp
and fwll IW was ooowd l-ly brui-nl
nil the Mt and sttaultiV.
Uf young Phillip), who dil at balmi j
ajnul Friday, the llMebur- Ujvmiw
-t INlH
says: "Phillips nas well known In this
city. Ho leaves n, mother who resides
in Oakland whore she Is well-to-do. Tho
deceased would not live nt Irmto on nc
coutltof hlslovofor railroading.'
Frank Carry, aged forty years, who
lias a wife nnd lliteo children living in
Diiusmutr, was quite seriously Injured
Sunday near Keswick, on tlierotnpnny'ii
Hue. Wliilo engaged In switching Cur
ry was thrown beneath the wheels, llo
waa Injured severely Internally, nnd
tai en to tho Sacramento hospital.
J. W. Spenrer, n hobo in an intoxi
cated condition, was sitting on tho S. P.
Co.'h track near Gazelle last night nt
about 11-30 o'clock, when tho norlh
bound freight caiuo nloug and rati over
his right leg.
Peace Declared
Why dovoto nil voiir time
reading
the Boer Wnr nnd tho Gold Fioli
Ids of
Alnskn? Thero uro other matters o
vltnl iuiH)rlnneo; you mnv mnke i trip
East, nnd will want to know how to
travel. In order to have tho best ser
vice, uso tho Wisconsin Central Hv-.,
between St. Paul nnd Chi' tigo. tor
ales nnd other information, write Jin.
A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Ore
no.6
llodtes Defeated.
KuicneCluaid:
Itetnrns from tho Croikcounty election
on tho county cloik no that Ailhur
Hodges present incumbent, and cont'd
uoufcly in the olllco for twelve years, hns
been badly defenljd. Hodges wn? elected
ns n Detnocmt, hut for somo c.iute
followid the lead of thelamoutcd Glover
and wns reiudinicd by tho party when
tho convention mot in Piinevlllo nnd
mado nominations n couple of mnutliB
ngo. Hodges then came out ns n Gold
Democrat ciindidnte, nnd wns taken up
nnd. nominated by tho Iiepublicans.
Tho light was n bitter ono, i.nd tcMillcd
lu his being badly defeated hist Monday.
At Ded Time
take n pleasant herb drink, the mix
morning I feel bright and my com
plexion is better. My doctor says It
nets gently on tho stoinneli, liver nnd
kidneys, nml is a pleasant laxntive. It .
a muiiu ui iiviuc, iiimi in iii-p.ill.il UB
easily ni tea. II is called Lane's Medi
cine. All druggists sell it nt ittc. nnd CO
ets. Ltino's Family Medieiiin moves tho
bowels each tiny. If you ennnot gut it,
send for freo wimple. Address, Orutor
F. Woodward, Leltoy, N. Y.
Try Alley's Foot Eas
A powder to be shaken into the shoes.
Vour feet feel swollen, nervous and hot,
and get tired easily. If you have smart
lug feet or tight shoes, tiy Allen's Foot
Eaho. It cools tl(o feet and makes walk
ing easy. Cures swollen, sweating feet,
ingrowing nulls, hlisturs and callous
snots. Relieved corns nnd bunions of
nil pain und gives rest nnd comfort. Try
11. louny. com uy an nruggisis ami biiou
stoies lor ifoc,
A'ldrees Allen S,
Trial naekniru Freo.
Oliuntvtl. I-uKoy, N. Y.
Dcomlnj Lyons.
A eoriepondont writes fiom Lyons
and nays: There is talk of n big brew
ery nt Lyons, the projector tlguilngou
nu outlay ol twenty or thirty thousand
dollais. He thiul.s the pure spring
water found here will enable him to out
rival thp celelnntpd Mllnnukie article.
This, in addition loathe big miw mill,
nhlch is being talked of by two of our
foremost citizen, Is woikhig up a great
deal of .uteres!,
Deafness Cannot lie Cured
by loonl nppllcut Imi8,ns they ennnot reach
tho diseased portion of the ear. Thero
is only ono wuy to cure ileiifiuixa. nud
Hint is by constitutional remedies. Deaf
ni'BS is ciiiiHMl by an Inlhuued condition
oi the mucous lining of the Eustuchlu
".." ''!!". !!l.'"...,'r
lube. When this tube eels iull.imed
Inuring, and when it Is entirely cIommJ
dealncm is the result, nnd iinhwH ihu In. I
Humiliation can bo lukon out und this'
iuiiu iubh'uii ii, im iiuriiiai conn ikiii,
,arimr will Ik dentroved foiiiven nhu
I no nniHimwiiii iiiMiun'u 1'iiiiiirB ior
iiiiuibvui I'l'iiiiiennuiuiHu uy rniiirrii)
thutcan not bo cuied by Hull's Cittarrh
Cure. Send for cirul.rH, (ret..
F. .1. CflKNF.Y & C6. Tolotlo, O.
Sold by Driwulats, 7fic.
Hall s Fiimllv Pills nro the lwt
Saltra Market.
Foily cents n sack Is offered for jwta
toes by II 8. Gilo A Co.
Damon Ilros. jwy 2 to 3 cents wish for
plum let.
Tim cannery is handling cherries.
JieatifziGfa
Illllousness, sour (Ion
lion and all liver Ills
Illllousness, sour linmacti, rontlpa
lion and all liver Ills lire cured by
Hood's PHIs
The non-Irritating catharlle. l'rlce
23 cents Of all tlrtiKRlita or by mull ol
O.I. Hood A Co., Lowell, Mais.
CASTORIA
Tor Infant i and Children.
)iia Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
fijgnntara o,
&&
Imperial Limited.
feVv'etf forth year 10uO will he coin
ineoetMl June lOih. 'ilie "frH-rul
I.I lulled" lakes jou aatftri the Con-
linent In our days without uhange. It
is a soldi vestlbuled train, luxuriously
Hfpful w Ith ovwy -oii-lWe ewniia
'or tie wawtoft ami enliven'
of lUMijgpi. Ajk jor frlesMl. who
Imve tRvtHwl qh H, tr ad.iirt
. JwnuK, ii. ii. a lido rr,
A. O. P. A., Agwit, PavasHd,
VaiKivei, Ii. C Ore.
j ia-a-a-f.,1 a 11 aTaTLSI rfc. T . W
BjWj-a-a-ajMa-oatamraa-ajaajjaata HtmMmmmmmmmmmmmimsm 1 , ll. t-aj ' Sfl r4i. . TCBl i
! - - - - - - --' jy" r eiju? -. v" '
il'iiiiaiiiiiiiPiHilcliVilJX,
lMEE2SSi3S53ESSa&j
KktbS
Tiio Klnrt rou IV
In uso for ore.
SI
o A nnvs
iO years,
C&&&&,.
'r-cA&wt'i Allow
V.
All Counter, n", inltatlons nnd " JiiHt-ns-trood" aro but
Experiment that trlllo Avlth and endanger tlio health of
"iifantH and Children Rxpcrioneo nyalnst Experiment.
Onstoria l.i a harmless snbstltnto fur Castor Oil, Paro
(joiio, Jrois and Soothlnir Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine- nor other Nnrcotio
Kiibstniico. tt:i nno Is ita ruarantce. It destroys Worms
and nllnyy loeelslmcss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It ' .ivi Teethltifr Troubles, cures Constipation
nnd FliUuicney. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho
St-oniiii ''t mid Dowels, (riving healthy and natural sloop.
'Iho Children's Panacea 'Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUfrcB
Boara tho
At' jG$ t7 SSr f B
rr&r j ?
IVT mmM fS & fc
The Kind You Have Always Bought
r
1 Use Fo. Over 30 Years.
thc CKNTAua company. tT MuanAV sTatiT. ttiw Yoaa crrr.
aumiiaiiiinaia ill 11
a- I J"
SSr T3 & jc
aYMI.MTJ
R. M. WADE k CO.
SALEM OREGON
Somcthincj to Be Proud Of
Is the ownership of n Ciesient, Cleve
land or Geudron bicvclo. It is tint nemo
of perfrel'on In bleyolo constrtirtlou,
whuro liohluess Is not wcrillceil for
I stieng'h end mechanical Hklll blend to
I make a wiieel thi'l Is iiuexcelleil for run
nng on.. Ihius nml lellnhllity. Wo hiivo
ttsplondld block to i'Iiimisu iroin, At 'J&,
to ro.
n'D All klnA 9. P
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-Mr. immmM
Ji?aSi fry" ,. I Ld
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Mm
L-idifj Arc Ctilical
In maiters of linen. Our faultless latin
dry woiL thiilluugt'S tl o closesl and so
vetuflt scrutiny. To discover dohcts In
anything done up by us one must have
o oh sharp enough to tee what Isn't
tliiiie. Our lluUli Issopeifeut that it Is
not eablly rethod by lirolllng boat. And
Do ihwreof. In tbe shade doesn't phase its
j -oil eh.
Salem StRam Laundry
t'OUIMKI. i, MMt l'HOPUIKrOH.
IMlltllUH I. UI.HkTKall, Mllll,
Plione 111. Vt Lllwrty fltroot
A Man Wanted
Tlit has letted the liiiefiialllis of our
table wines, and oun honestly mv that
they have ever in in pie. I anything of
liner finality good body and geiierat tj
around oxuillcnce. In biiruuiidles. oW
ni., itiiiup i llll"!, rfllU(IIS, via.
Oar stooli of flue wines mcl nui
ele
. Is
always 'n oiioioest lo Im found aiiy
whwe, uimI our prices are alaays lo Ut
high finality.
P, Rogers
SIB ami 'IK Com me rol.. I Htrect,
Whole ale and letali.
dm
f! JL -
' 3iyW, '
TJotighi, nnd -which lm9 been.
lifts lionio tho RlRiintnro of
and lins been mado tinder Ills per
sonnl Hiiporvlslon nlnco Its lnfhncy.
110 ono to dceolvo von In tills.
is CASTORIA
ALWAYS
Siguaturo of
0r jf -a J&r A f
fsxt&&fcr
Our Lawn Mower
Will do more work than nny oilier two
machines In the maikot, Whorevor
used n biiiooIIi, even, nud lienutiful car
net of grt'Cii Is puAluced. On such grus
lloids, goif, Inwu tennis, nud open air
recreations generally II ml Ideal condi
tions. A mower costing only 1 1.00 will
return many times its cost in pleasure
enjoyed nnd htbor saved. We carry
everything hi hardware.
LITTLE DO.PEEP
LOST HER SHEEP
Hut no one need worry nNiut iiiulton
this ;iinu of the year, If they can get
dainty und delirious Sptlug lamb for mi
npetixhig nud nourishing Summer
meal. Wu have evorvlhliig lu uhnlce
meats, iiud nil tho dellracles of thn sea
son In both fiulh nud smoked mentis
thai will suit the most critical epleuie.
S. C. CROSS SALEM OR.
Tlie water
Wouldn't stop running
IlecHUHothe fauret has worn mil, and of
cource uiti Kxjpie ni Kalem know that
when theie Is auvtlilnu In Ihu Him of
plumbing repairing, range or furnace
wora, gas or tieaiu titling, or saniiary
phimbiiig of any kind that wu aiu ex
i la lu that lino, and are prompt to
answer your caii, ami our charges are
moderate.
BARR di PETZEL
211 COMMERCIAL HTJ.KKT.
releph'mti Si -'Ul
CV.,.
w,isjri,'.
-V..V 7 '
1 miHTmiMaaaTA-'--' -7 runnm
UUSINES8 OAltDS.
O. Jri. OlACK
Successor to it, 3. M. Kceno. old
White Comer, Salem Or. Fnrtics desir
ing superior operations nt tuodorato fees
in nny branch aro in esiiccial request.
ALBERT A. JESSUP.
X3EiJ3Xr,aC,Dl:sS,!lC,
Photic 1071,
KOUMS 1 ANU 3, GRAY IlLK.
Osteopathy
In Balem and Albany
DR. GRACE ALBRIGHT
Grndunto of Amorlcnn Kchoolot Osteo
pathy. HA LKM Monday, Wednesday nnd
Friday; hours, I) to 11 u. in.; 1 to 4 p,
over " oiler's grocery.
AI.UANY i'uesday, Thurtdny nnd
Saturday : hours 0 to 12 a. in. ; 1 to 6 p.
in., Mrs. Whins lesldeuco.
SOULli. JillOS.
i'iano iumhs AftD nm
POUTLANDjOltK
tut cUlt manU tulult Icatt urdt-ra al (li
Wills MailoHlne
JB. F. JONES,
Attornoy-nt-Lnw
Toledo, OroROn.
t'.'ai Clurk uf Circuit Court Tor tlx ymii anilhas
an ti-toilato abatiaetor all prooity m Lincoln
ruiiiiiy. ii'iira
s
.OFtlClC, CITY UALL.i
.. For water servlco uoply at onic".
Dills payublu monthly tti udvanco.
Make all couiplnlnu lit the olllco.
tAl'ITAL. Cm
Express and Transfei
Meets nil mail nud pnsiengor trains.
HiWKe lo all parts of the city, Prompt
kurvice. ioleplionu No. K01.
IllbllUE & HKUTON.
Miliametie.'iMables.
Tho undeiBlgiied nro now occupy
ing the Willamette Btnble,boiilh
Commercial street, and are
ready to hire you a nice rig or
feed nnd care for your team
when in Salem. Hones boarded
by tho week. Satisfaction guar
auteed. Youi patronage solic
ited. . . SMlitf
Harold & Reynolds
m
C, STONB, M.
Picprletor ol
D.
Stone's Druu Stores
UALKM, tlHKOON..
Too iUTa (two lu nuratrr) are located a
No. 234 and US Commercial atittt, and aic
wcllitoeked vrltli aruiuplole Hue oldiuttaml
imHllcliwa, tolt ailtulca, r(uuitr, brualiei
olc.,ot-.,i.U', 1
iii(, alum. j
llMhadaumoU teara eiorleuc in I'm I'lat I
ileoul mcllcliioaiid now wkkca uo cl)kig foil
cflaiL'Utloii.ejamlnatiou oria-rlptlou. I
DON'T FORGET
Wo carry a small stock ol
FLOUR,
I3RAN.
AND SHORTS,
Made at Albany, and are prejuirod to
supply small coiisumorn ay ono sack
to u ton ut a low prico, PJouo make
impjlry, nnd iave yotirsmall change.
Salem Flouring Mills Co.
8-14-cod
Wate
Co.,
m
PLATING
Itoyal Tilpla
Bllar UlWtr
JUtal 1'late
Knlrea r ! (6) noo.1 Imidl-,.! Jl I W
Koik -tl Hits, wckxI liahJIl... 'in V)
Kii'-rsi! .i, Ualal liiiillo.... W itt
.iiVl-rclO,iloial ljaiialo... U 74
TabUiM"!"!", 0 M
lciiH)inerMI6,.......... VS 0
lliqit-r Kiiltri, fttli ..M.. 0i 10
Hiikar HliolU, racU. .... OJ lu
L'aiflus htt ,............. to
Napkin llliigt wit act a. ft
Calor..... . tl Wtoll to
Call and get our prices on Cold and
Nickel plating,
,G, A. ROBERTS,
IOB Stata btroet. l- Phono 3078
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tlstltUlC4JUtl(Vl
aaaia awtiiaai
iU t.r auiwuv i
alaltl hjr lMiJiU,
!r muI lu Mala !PI
1 .ll'lril, r.M, U
IJCI, uf 1 Ullli.., II.T8.
Ircgl.r m.iI vb rwua
LCUQt-t-iUt
0,S,1.
MRB. M. A. COOK, Proprietor,
Salem Steam Dye Works.
I.ailleH'andgciita'olotht'scleanrd
dyed, repiilied and p res so I,
Halt and gloves dry cleaned.
Coats and vests rellned. Velvet
collars replaced on oveicoats.
tot) Uom'l 8t Odi Hotal Wlllamotto
;a-aa
SEED BUCKWHEAT
Now Is the liest time to sow
buckwheat. We have a large
ttock of the choicest seeds an the
market which we are selling at
a very low price.
l
Dwarf of Esspx Rapo Seed
l This In thg time, tow this great
iorge piani. ine greatest green
fieil for cat lie. slieep, horeen
and hogs there la A I ery heavy
yielding plant, beats everything
else Bold by
Brewster & White
I 01 COURT ST. rilONK 1781.
I Dealer lu terds, hay. grain, mill (red!
ami nour.
WTANTBID.
..New today advartl
lines or less In thin col
throe
times for
f.oo per month
ao
All ever
st same rate.
.fi-,i
FOR BALE. 110 acres ol ai
lanu, jo wres In hons, mi hmm m4ht
barn. Address B. j. hall, HH'B rer J
.J U. VIWW., ll. g.UW
itRrniw iiatipt vi . . .'"
this country fiom Englad, hwlwlliiL?
such prlso winnerB as Lord Lti
Lvrd Edinbors & Co. We haw torn)
Vi me iinesi stock in America, Alreiri. '
. . wiu u.iuui, 1MB Angeies, uai.
0-U-:
OR BALLFIve acres choice fttrdea"
land, Reed house, orchard and othr
Improvements. Apply to J. Kuf,
first brick houeo, north tide Qanka
road. 8-U-lm
PHAETAN For sale high .grade vr r
hide, best make, near)
new. will Mil
ior one-fourth value.
A Stavor Co.
ilitchell, Lewis-OD-tf'
ATTRACTIVE YOUNG LADY, inde
pendently wealthy, d siro to Karry
soon; would asjlst kind, capable hus
band financially; bank and other re-'
feroncos. Mies 1). L, 6S03 Mlchlaa
Ave., Chicago, III. o 0-3tf
HEADQUAUTEn8-For Krcen fans
and windows. Poultry and lawn fenc
ing and shingles. Salem Fence Works,
Walter Morley, proprietor. 69 State
srect Salem. Phone 15121. float
CLEAN CLOVER HAY From the
Hubbard farm now on the asrket.
Orders should bo left early, as there
is a good demand, 300 Commercial
street, Salem. n 7 3w
A BLACKSMITH One who knows the
tho trade thoroughly can' secure at
steady job and good pay. Balcm
Wagon Factory, 301 Commercial
street. 8 7 If
JERSEY COWS FOR BALE.-TweJve
herd of superior Jersey cows for m1i
at a bargain. Harvey Walker. Silver
ton road, two miles east of Fair
grounds. 6 4 tf
FOR BALE At Ashland, 30 acres, 10
in ituit, in peach bolt, line house, best
water, climate, and ec
:uoois, clear title
and easy terms. A.,
Ashland, Ore.
O.
(iutbrle
6-31-tat
FOR SALE bmall stock farm 75 acres
good house and orchard half mile from
railroad depot for $1260. Address
Homestead caro Journal office.
0-2-1 m.
WORKHORSES FOR BALE.-Bcver
al head ol good work horses for sale
cau bo seen at farm of T. O. Jory,
8 tulles souoh of Salem. Win, Frickey
I3ox 01 Salem. 0 1 lmt
WHEN HAVING-Your spring skirts
mado go to Barnh E. Clymer. The
only exclusive skirt-maker in Salem.
Perfect fit gnarantesd, and price
reasonable. Room 6 corner Liberty
nnd HUto street, Cray block.
6-23-Ibio
8HAV1NQ TEN OENIB-The oublio'
are invited to patronlte the Manila
Harbor Shop. 1) this shop Is secured
by the combine the price will be la
cieaied to 10c. U. W, Plaster, 05 Bute
street. 0-l!Mm
FOR SALK-Ono good Z)( Rain wages,
ouo buggy, one two-seated open
buggy, one road cart, one steel wsgon,
one harrow, one 14-Uch Ollvsr
Chilled plow, two 14-Inch steel plows
some good second-hand wood chop
per's tools. Call at JacoLs and Lamp
cor, general blacksmith shop, ur
Labor Exchange, River Road. 6 17
7l
WOOD HAW.-Call up Phone
Rlack and got W. II. Crots iteaaa
wood taw to cut your wood. All orders,,
promptly attended to. 6-17-1 ibo.
WANTEXwihts week good wattres.
Steady job. Wlllaniotto Hotel. o2l'tl
ROUINBON THERMAL UATH-Cabi-net
tho greatest known health pro
tector and re.toier. Price fo.OO, J.W
mul ll'J.60 according to lite and Qual
ity, l-'.OO book free to patron. Mrs.
J. A. bellwood and Mrs. T. 11. Fair
batik, general agents, 363 Front Bt.
Balem, Or. ' C-IO-U
WANTE I). Two girls for gooeral hoiwe
work. Apply at Ihu Collage hotel.
ROOMS. Furnished or unfurolthcd,
single or In suites, dining room ad
joining, home-like, second floor Cot
tie block, Mattie Ilutchins, prop.
413tf
A GOOD Oppotunlty to learn the lew
elry and watchmaking trade. Only
such persona as can furnltb the bast
of references need apply. 0. II.
Hinges, glHl Commercial HreeU i 6 tf
NEW 11UUGIK8.-A car load different
styles, Hist class Just received;
before yon buy, call and see theea.
Pohle & Ulshop, Bute and Front Bts.
4 4tl
HUI1B, PANTS, OVERCOATS. To
measure. Perfect At guaranteed,
-i.OCO styles to select from. 11. B.
lielle, Btato Btreet, a;ent Wanna
maker A lirown, Philadelphia. -7tf
HOUHE ULEANUHS Uciuouiber
that tho bent and cheapest carpet
paper Is the heavy felt
at Tub JouiiNAt. othce.
paper tois
avtf
KAY8 A STAIGER-Praprlctprt of the
wneiu lurnuuio lactory are prepareu
to fill your order, bee the tables,
chairs, safes, etc., inanuftcturrd by
this ilrm. If you with anythlna lo
their line, call ai factory, corner High
and Division, or leave orders atJ.L.
J-'n i laud's, Btato street.
HOTELSANTIAM
At Detroit, Oregon
Now open for Bummer Tourists, new
house, newly furnished nrit-chusaccon-odatlons.
Price from f 1 00 to t.Mr
day. (Jood jiatk train and saddle hersS
always ready to accomodate Tooriito to
Hot Bprings, Marlon Iko. and Lake
Pamolia and all good fishing points.
H. Jacob, Prop.
Call for Bids.
Olds will l-o received at the oftlce e-f
the city recorder of the city Qf Bakn,
Oregon, up to 6 o'clock p. m.. ol Mo,
day. June 11, 1000, for supplyln Mm
sum city with four hunurw o
manle. raw-hide seated chairs, tkm
to be delivered at thecltv hall, hi
city, at the earliest day practical) alter
contract. The right is hereby ratKTM
to reject any aud all bfda jn this belMK.
Done hv order of the coaiwon cowadl
of said city, this Oth day of Ante, 19W.
N. J. JvoaH, City Hef4er.
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