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Newspaper Page TextflBWt HyrTwpTny" w '--ry- mv J ',4 -j-fo-i. Sal3? 'mUil tVj sW Acts gently on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels rLEAN5ES the System SHlr, OVERCOMES L srr&J h4B,TUALC0NST"TON i umu PERMANENTLY ,T5Btic.;tEcTs- OUT THE GtNVINt-MAMTD Dy 6URRNIAffGrSYRVP(. KV. 4 CAW. afa fc M V, VC roattitet tuemiKisrraiu tot rtttcitiL O. C. T. Co's PASSENGER BTKAhiEU POMONA altonA LKAVKB:KOIt I'OKTIiAND Pally curctit Pnnilny lp (i m. QUICK TIMK ANIl ClIKAP ItA'rTH. Dock lmtwn Mats ami Cottrthta. h. V HAMIWIN, Agttit. j INDUCEMENT For Two Months June and July Havo von been patlsfled A'lth tho Fla voring Extracts you liavo been using of any-oncMnakii? To introduce our own moke "Diamond IJrnnd" wo will give fieo with one dollar purchases of coffee, ten, baking powder, spices etc, 2 ounce of Hiiy kind of flavoring, purchaser to furnish tliu bottle. l!o sure mid bring lartro enough bottles. Wo can not nut 2 ounces In thofo 2 oz or 25c puiinel hot tics of otliur stores. Own make, strem: ami pure. -YokoJiama Tea Store Phono 2412. Freo Dulivory. AA 4 VfOCIAL NEWS 4 S AND VIEWS John II. Albert started on his Eastern rip tliia morning. A. MctJill started for Los Angeles on bv)lnot8 lust night. Chnrlea "lltirggraf, of Albany, wus a Salem visitor yesterday. Miss Merle Davoy, has returned homo frtm a visit with Scio friends. Mr?. Dan Volnier returned from a few days visit with, 1'ortlund friends last night. Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Thleleon nro In Portland, attending the Grand 1-odge, A. F. A A. M. Miss Emtna'llrtwo, of .Jit. Angel, is in tho city, the guest of Mrs. S. It. Vail, of South Salem. Mitis Lillian Ackerman has returned from McMinnville, where tho has been teaching school. M its May Mason, who has been the truest of Mrs. Col. Olmslead has re turned to her home In 1'ortland. Mr. J. 11. Miller and children, who have been hero visiting Mrs. I'aul Mer men", have returned to.l'oilland. OM. L. Chainlicrlain wont lift'uitland this inernlin: to attend the funeral of the latO'b'rauk Uowloy of Astoria. KdO. Crofa.weat to Klamath last nitrht on a Itehing expedition aceom panied by W, M. Ladd of rorlland, Prof. E. T. Moores came ui from Woodburu yesterday and will make ar rangements to remote his.fumily here. Mits Jameson, who for the part year lias been a member of the faculty ol the State deaf mute school, left yesterday for her home. In Fulton, Missouri. Hon. Tilmon Ford and eWtor, Mrs. Anglo Ford-Wurron, of Portland, loave tomorrow for Philadelphia. They will visit many of tho pruiciiul cities of the Kant. Miss Muta Geer has realgncd her jo altion as a teacher in the public tchooln and wilt accept an offer from tho llaker City schools. Mlt Geer it an excellent teacher and au accomplished young lady. Baker City ia fortunate. W. H. Wchrung of Hillsboro and Mr. Witdcm of Portland, president and cc retary respectively of the board of the State Agricultural Society, came up on the California Kxprwa last niflit atid regiMortd at the Cottage Hotel. Pleasant Party. Professor V. J. Crawford, principal of the Lincoln school, entertained the pupila of his room at his homo on Marion street Monday ovening. Somowhnt over twenty of tho young people wero present, and tho evening wns very pleasantly passed, with music, games and n general social good time. Refreshments of Ico cream, strawberries, cako, etc., w6ro served. It was a very pleasant affair, and will long be remembered by tho pupils of this popular educator. Lively Runaway. Tuesday morning the meat wagon, used in bringing in the meat for Cross' market, waa standing near the soap works and tho team becamo frightened and ran an ay, making things lively for a short time. They ran north on Thir teenth street to Center, then east to Acylum Avenue, whero they ran over tho embankment into Mill creek, com pletely overturning themselves and wagon, In the water below, A painter, wonting on a near-by houso ran to their assistance, and by cutting tho harness freed tho animals and saved thorn from drowning. Chairs Doutht. At an adjourned meeting held Mon day ovening by tho city council, four bids wero received for furnishing chairs for the armory as follows : J. It. Miller, of Stayton, 'at f 4 25 per dezen: JR. Veal A Sons, of Albany, at fl.70 and f-LUO per dozen; Huron A Hamilton, ol this city, at (1.25 per dozen. Tho bid of Ilnren A Hamilton was nc cep'cd and an order for 500 chairs placed with tho firm. To the Pea. Win. 'Wallace. Olo Turner nnd All Kceton wero received at the penitentiary yesterday from Grant county. The first ia under sentence of 5 years for horse stealing, and tho two othors are up for life for tho murder of Thos, Kagleton at Granite, on March 22. Notice to Palatini, Contractors. Bealed bids will be received by the undersigned up to and including Juno 20, KKX). for the painting of three cot tages. The right is rwerved to reject any or nil bids. For particulars apply at the Klkhcad Saloon. W. II. A.NliKnsn.v. Salem, Oregon, Juno 12, 1000. 0-12-tf One License. A marriage license has been Issued to (lrcio Greltlt and Percy Pugh, B. It. Colgau acting ns witness. $25.00 Reward Will bo paid for the arrest and convic tion of any person caught injuring or cutting palma or shrubbery in or around tho Wilhiiuettu Hotel. 20 tf .1. Connkii. Memorial Hall West Point. Wkst Point, N. Y June 12. The Culliim Memorial llnllut the United States Military Academy here, which Is tho gilt of llrovet Major General George W. Cullum, was dedicated with appro priate ceremonies today. A dinner fol lowed the dedication, which waa atten ded by many distinguished men. The Superintendent of tiiu Academy on oehalf of tho Trustees presented the Memorial Hall to the alumni of tho Military Academy. Geu. Velio accepted it, nnd in turn presented it to tho United States through President Mt Kinley nnd Secretary Hoot. Tho building faces the main parade ground, and cost, complete, about $275,000. In the loregrouud is tho statue of Major Dado, who wua killed, with his entire command in tho Hoiuiuolo war. Over the upper right column's of the building nro tho words "To I ho olllcora and graduates of tho United States Military Academy." Cullum Memorial Hall waa designed aa n receptacle, for statues, busts, mural tablets and portraitHof eminent olllcors nnd graduates of the academy. It will also cout&'n paintings of battle scenes and trophies of war. Among the portraits that nro already in plaoo on the walls are those of t went) one army commanders. They include (KHtrnltsof Grunt, Sherman, Sheridan, Meade, Thomas, Svhofleld and Mc Clellan, There aro also iwrtrnlta of thirty seven corps commanders, flfty-ono division commanders and eight heads of general staff corps. Eteculon In Gram County, From tlio (Iranlle titn, if .i... i. r .i t.....tn i.. r... II mu reaun ui mu l-ii-viiuii 111 viiuii-- Uo bhoH anything at all, it shows that j thu political oom'plexion of this com- munity is an open question. It further-j more shows that tho miners are not I .. fr.wi eik..r nwuilixi tlmv imi im-i.ii i credit lor being, and that there are as many goldbug miners in tho camp as silver-bugs. Moody, Republican, beat Smith, the )emocratic-peoples nominee for congressman, by 4 votes. Greene Democrat, got 0 more than votes for ' justice of tho supreme court than did Wolverton. Republican. Ilailey, Ite-1 publican, and fceliulmlcli, lAMuocrat, re- cehed 07 voles each for food and dairy commissloue. There is no more to bo , i.r,i...iT..m Hi.. viitnn tl.o liiuUimiiH' learned. rum tlieote on tne legislative I ticket. Cozad, Democrat, received 100 votea to Stelwer'a 107 for the ollkeof joint senator. Cattanach, Republican ' nominee for Joiut representative jutative re-, ceived 100 votes to 00 for Coon, 102 Edwards and 07 for Mistier, tho three Democratic nominees. Miller, Republican, received only 05 votes, falling below all three of the Democratic uominee-. Ilarrett'a phe nomenal vote (107) is due entirely to his great personal popularity. General Putnam. jvets. Ghkunwicii, Conn., Juno 12. A grand! fot Dead Yet. celebration is taking plaee here today, ' The John A. Logan Veteran Reunion the oa.lon being the delation of a tSS monument to General Putnam, In a b move,i u Lvons. Linn county, Or.. small park on the brow of Putnam Hill, Ti e monument marks the place td Put lura's famous ride down a hundred stone steps amid a shower of bullets. A bronze tablet tells the story. 1"" tnn;ui-i r t mi - nihiaw-8 BEEcmms m gfbOurolntttctOuHoa, PMm r 3 OoatHoattan. m MmmMmm0 sioit llautltuAm, 10 ceau tad 35 ctatt, at all drar atarta. Mrwffirnmw "He That Any Good Would Win'? Shoutd lAve good httllh. 'Pate, rich blood Uthc first requisite. Hood's S.trsj pdritta, by giving good blood And good heAtih, his helped many a mAtt to success, besides giving strength And. courage to 'women who, before taking It, could not even see Any good t life to wln. dlOOcCS SaUafjWtiuo, T7J3a From Wood turn. En. Joehxal: Your correspondent heard last Sunday tho Memorial ser mon to tho G. A. It. of this placo, preached by tho itov. F. L Holknap. Hp said that the noble deeds of our soldier dead yet speak to ub. After wards ho entered into an extended eulogy of President McKinley, placing him along with Washington. Lincoln and Grant. Ho said, in substance, that ho being dead to future generations, would sneak to thoeo generations aa n savior of our country. Now your correspondent is wonder-j ing what President McKinley hasaavedt usiromr unau u oo iruo our soiuiors dead yet speak to ub, will not some of our boy 8 who havo been killed by tho deadly canteen speak and say "who killed?" The answer must bo, "our great (7) and good (7) President who has saved (?) our country. The President who had the power to savo my life, but would not. Tho President who taught us patriotism (to tho Whisky Trust) " I We wero told that Jour president would hand down tho Dag unsullied. Ho can't do it, because It already has blood upon it; placed thero by his own handa. Clouiioitkh. Card of Thanks. Tho undersigned wish to sincerely thank their friends and neighbors who so loyally assisted them iu their recent bereavmont. They nlso feel especially grateful to tho Sisters of tho Sacred Heart, former teachers of their decerned son, also to Hev. W. A. Daly, his pastor, and Father Domlnick and tlio students of Mt. Angel fcmlnary, all of whom ren dered material and spiiltual servico such as can never bo forgotten in the hearts of a berehved family. May they never bear the pangs of separation that havo eomo to our hearthstouu In the past year. Mu. ami Mrs. Ami. Huckkstuin. Atout Millinery. The Paria Millinery store has moved into Grccnbaum'a dry goods storo, next door to tho postofllco, at which place Mrs. Chase will continue to givo bar gains in lino mlllinoiy u til tho gooda are disposed oi. 6-31-lm Red River Settlers. Paiik Itivmi, N. Dak., Juno 12. Tlio annual meeting of tho lied Ulver Valley Old Settlers' Association began today and continues tomorrow. All persons who settled in tho Hed river prior to July 1, 1870, aro eligible to memliershlr Peace Declared Why .devote all your time reading tho Hoer War and the Gold Holds ol Alaska? Thero nro other inattora o vital imiHirtanco; you may make a trip Kast. and will wunt to know how to travel. In order to have the bestsor vice, use tho Wisconsin Central My., between St. Paul and Chicago, tor atea and other Information, write Jas. A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Oro nn.o Recutllcan Comnlttee. Piiii.adkli'iiia, June 12. An ad journed meeting uf tin sub-committee fo the Republican national committee was held last evening to complete ar rangements for tho convention, prepara tory to the meeting of tho full committee today, Tlieaiib-committeo has a num ber of recommendations to mako, among them being tho selection of Senator Wolcott, of Colorado, for temporary chairman. G. W. Johnson will be recomended aa temtiorary secretary. This latter selection will be made per manent. A Few Pointers Tho recent statistic of tho number of deaths show that the largo majority die with consumption, This disease may commence with an apparently harnilesa cough which can bo cured instantly by Kemp's IlaUam for the Throat and Lungs, which ia guaranteed to euro and relieve all cases. Price 25c. and 50c. For sale by all druggUta. 1 . . m m-. BwftU fa Kind Yoa Haw tinn BOHgW autm T,l ' 0f C&tS&X J!cU( - Veteran' Association. Dku, lUi-iDH, 8. Dak., Juno 12. Tho take Madison Veteran Association oticned their reunion hero. At their in vitation a good number of veterans of the Spanish-American war are in attend ance Colonel Stover and Chaplin Daly ate among tlio principal signers. Eatlnc and Sleeplnf. j.'1)0,i (UI(lles the substance for cltpl tilt pairing the wattes of the body, and gives strength. Sleep affords the oppor- tunity lor these repairs to bo made, -,,' H,HUIrv' i i,,.uith if vmi ,.a'i ..at and sleett. take Hood's HarsA narilla. It cteates a iiood appetite and tones tho digestive organs, and it gives i D".VT ' '. iii.! "' ' " lie sure to cot Hood's. ItilioiiNiiess is cured by 25c. 0 Hood's Pills. I Iowa C. A. R. ' IUvkm-out, la., June 12. The annual encampment of the Iowa Department G. A- It. began here today, and conlln uea tomorrow and Thursday. Head quarters are at the Kimball Houue. The program assures a royal time for the old by a vote of the majority of Stockhold- The present location is on the 0. k K. Wcod and a fine spring of water will be found on the grounds. Grounds are auiong the beat In tho state. Encamp ment will brgm on Monday, tho 2nd of July. 10u0, and continue through the week. , A good program is assured, both even Dg ard day. Veterans of all wars are rordmlly invited to attend. Uy order of the, Prewdwit W. P. MlLM- G.J PA8KM, Secrtary. 5-14-7w CORDETT ELIMINATED. Col. Raley States That That Is 'One Result of Multnomah County Election. rcndleton East Oregonlta, Col. t J. II, Raloy came homo this morning from Portland. When asked regarding tho effect of tho victory of tho anti-Simon forces in electing the legis lative ticket in Multnomah county on Monday, ho said ; "Thero is, of course, no doubt that it eliminates II. W. Corbctt from tho United States senatorial problem. That ia not denied by any well posted man in Portland, or elsewhere, for that matter. As to what it means other than that negative side of tho question, tho defeat of Mr, Corbett, no ono appears to knowj exactly. Ono hears tho names of ox United 8tatca Senator John Mitchell, of Portland, tho present incumbent, Mr. McDrido, who la n candidate for ro-olec-tion, and that tho Stato Senator Charles W. Fulton, of Aatoria. Hut ns to which ono of theso has tho strongest pull for tho position, or whether an'.ontlrely now man will bo brought to tho front by tho recent election of niembora of tho legis lature, is at this timo unknown. So mixed nro tho conditions affecting tho situation, that anyoue who values his reputation as n, politician would hesi tato to express himself concerning tho probable result when tho legislative as sembly meets next January." Eclipse of the Moon. Washington, D. O., Juno 12. A par tial ecllpso of tho moon will occur this evening visible in all parts of tlio United States. Tho duration of tho eclipse is only seven minutes and eighteen sec onds, nnd Is therefore barely visible without telescopic aid. In tuts city tlio ecllpso begins at 10:10:2 p. rn., New York 10:28:8 p. in.-, Chicago 0:34:00 p. ,, Cincinnati 0:40:4 p. m., and San Francisco 7 "14:7 p. ni. Shake Into Your Shoes. Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder. It cure oalnful smurtlnu. nervous feet and In rrewlnt: nails and instantly takes the i ting out of corns and bunions. It's je greatest comiori discovery oi mo ,jo. Allen's Foot-Ease makes tight or jow shoes feel easy. It is a certain cure for sweating, callous and hot tired ach ing feet. Try It today. Sold by all drticuista and shoo stores, liy mail for 25c in stamtis. Trial imckauo FREE. AddrcsB Allen 8. Olmsted, Io Roy, N.Y 2 Etlscopal Convention. UitisToi,, R. 1., Juno 12. The 110th annual convention of tho Eplscospal church of Rhodo Island opouod In Trln Uy church hero today. Approximately 250 clergymen nnd delegates are present. A missionary concert will bo given this evening. To-Wtht and To-Morrow MtM. And cacti tluv una uhclil during tills week you can trot ut tiny druggist's rCotiipM Ualsatu for tlio Thrum and Lungs, acknowledged to bo tho most successful remedy over sold for Coughs, CrouD, llronchltls, Asthma unit Consumption. Gut a Ik tlio to day utid keen Ibulw.iys In tlio house si vou can check vour cold ut once Prluo 25c and 50c. Sample bottle free, COtkV.W Masonic Home. Foiit WoitTit, Tex,, Juno 12. Tho beautiful Masonic Home recently erected ut this placo waa dedicated to lay, and nOOO visltora are today indulging them selveB In tho barbecue. There aro 750 dolecates present. Deafness Cannot De Cured by local appllcat lons.aB t hoy cannot reach tho diseased portion of thu ear. Thero is only one way to euro deafness, and that Is by constitutional remedies. Deaf ness Is caused by an inllumod condition of tho mucous lining of the Eustachian Tubo. When this tube geta intlamod you havo a rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing, nnd when It Id entirely closed deafnesHla the result, and uuloita the in flammation can bo taken out and this tubo restored to its normal condition, lu-arim- will In) destroyed ferever: nine cases out of ten nro caused by catarrh, wliicli Ih notliing out an iniiameu condi tion of the mucous surfaces. We will givo One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (causal by catarrh) that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall u Family Pills are tho best. CASTOR i A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought :&&& Bears the Signature TODAY'S MARKET. PoKTLirtn, June 12, Wheat, valley 61 Walla Walla. 52. Flour Portland, best grade 2.55 to $3.00. Superfine $2.10 per bid. Oata Choice White 35QIWc, grey 32 to 33. MilUtuff Rran, $13; shorts, $15. Hay Timothy $10011 per ton. Onions Oregon, $0.00 to fl 50 1'ntato.w 40 to 05c nor sack, i Uutter Rest dairy, 20(325; fancy creamery, 36 ; store, OJ to :c. Eggs Oregon, 14 Poultry Clilckoii,$4 00 to 4.60; he r. . n il. ....I It... I 'I.. Mutton Dressed, 7 to 7)c jer iwund. Holts Heavy dressed 6 to 6c. Reef Steors. ft IQ4.60; cowi,$3.60 4 ; dressed beel, UK to 7 fie. Veal Dreaaed, 8 Ujjc for small. Hops 2 100 j oiu crop OMUc. Wool Valley, 1213c; Eastern Ore- gon, lUGSloc; aionair, zoo. Hides Green, salted CO lbs, &0a under 00 Ibfl, 7iH i sheep pelU, 15(9 20e SAUUf MAKKIT. Wheat 68 pounds and ovnr, 41c Wool, 13 to 16c, Mohair, 25c. Hope 6 to 7c Oata 28 to 30c. Hay Haled, cheat, $U j timothy, $0(3 10. Egga-lltoi2Xc Flour In wholesale lots, $2X0; retail, MilUtuffa-Bran. $13; ahorU, $14J' Hogs Dressed, 6.J4C . A Live cattle Steer, 3f; cows, 2tf to !? Shoep-$2.603. Dreed Veal Wc Butter Dairy, 16c; creamery, 20c Poultry Fat hens par lb.. 8c; young poitors per lb., 7 to8c; spring chicken Nr lb., 12tf to 16c .... , , Putatoea 20 to 26c per bushel for old Tho Kind You Hnvo Alwnys Bought, nntl Avlilcli Ims licca lu uso for over 30 yenrs, hns boruo tho sljrnntnro of ri nntl has boon liuulo under his por- ? jtfj-iP7 BonnlsitpcrvlHlon nlnco ltslnfhnoy. Wuzfyr'CUcAl. Allow no ono to deed vo you In this. All Counterfeits, IinHntions nntl Just-ns-frood"nro hut Experiments thnt trlflo with nntl endnnprer tho hcnlth of Infltuts nntl Chlldrcu-Expcrlcnco njjnlnst Uxporlmcnt. What is CASTORIA Castorln is n hnrmlcss substitute for Cnstor Oil, Pnro trorlc, Drops ivnd Soothlnjr Syrups. It Is Plcnsnnt. It contains neither Opium, Mornhino nor other Narcotic Hitbstniico. Its ago Is Its suarnntco. It destroys "Worms nnd allays Fovcrlshncss. It cures Dlnrrhoaa and "Wind Colic. It relieves Teethlntr Troubles, cures Constipation nnd Flatulency. It nsslmllntcs tho Food, regulates tho Stomnch and Bowels, giving healthy and natural Bleep. Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Frloml. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Soars tho Ciky A&&A4ki The KM You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TH( CCNTMIR COMMfir, TT HVMH TBHT. NIW 1 0 SITV, rte :rr: Urtlp5Sj!Sfil tf$jfo R. M (WADE &. CO. SALEM OREGON 3S" Somclhing to Be Proud Of fa tho ownership of a Crescent. Cleve land or Oendron bicycle. It Is the nemo of jiorfectlon In bicycle construction, whero lightness Is tint sacrlllced for strength and mechanical skill blend to mako a wheel that Is unexcelled for run ling qualities and rollabll Ity. We bae tisplondld stock to chooso r( m. At $25, to $50. R. M. Wade &Co Lovers of Fine Laundry work naturally havo stiong likesnud dis likes in this regard. Unless finely done up. colored shirts and 'shirt waists isn't half presentable. Either garment mostly owes Its lino look to the laundry, Whatwedo shows the supreme result of the Troy process. Its tho sple uml span that woo fortune successfully: Give us a trill, Salem Steam Laundry, COLON Kl. J. OIJ4HTKAII fUOrUIKTtlH. IWIIOUH 11. OUIHTKAII, M(IH. I'hnnii HI. M Liberty Strmtt A Man Wanted That has tented the line qualities of our table wines, and can honestly say that they havo ever rampled anything of finer quality good tenly and general all around excellence. In burgundies, clar ets, Ithinu wine, sautitrus, etc., etc Our aUck of fine wines and liquors Is always tho choicest to be found any where, and our prices are always low for high quality. J ?f Rogers 218 and Yfl Commercial Street Xr" Wholesale and retail. Sigunturo of Our Lawn Mower Wllldomoro wmk than any other two machines lu the nuiikul. Wherever used n smooth, eM'ii, and beautiful car pet of green Ih produced. On Btieh grassy Ileitis, golf, Inn n tennis, and open air recreations generally llud Ideal condi tions. A mower costing only $1.00 will roturn many times lis cost In pleasure enjoyed and labor ravuT. We carry everything in hartlwnre. LITTLE BOPEEP LOST HER SHHEP Hut no otiti need worry ttlxiut mutton tills tlmu uf thu yenr, if thoy can get dainty nnd tltillclonn Spring lamb for nil apH-tizlng and nourishing Summer meal. Wu havo everything lu eholiu meats, and all the delfcuclen of the sea son In Itoth frelh and ftiiokeil ini'itts that will suit Iho moid crllicul epUtiro. E C. CROSS SALEM OR. WtHIUHjIi' Ml HllIMHBMakJHHaiHHMaajaMHMIin u am fmttu ijr ttrvb . '-- The water Wouldn't stop running IlecaiiFotliu faucet has worn out, and uf rouriie tho iooplo of Haleui know that when thero is anything in thu line of plumbing repairing, range or fiiriiure work, gas or Meant lilting, ur Midlary plumbing of any kind that wo nro ox pert in that line, uud are prompt to answer your rail, and our charges are moderate. BARR A. PETZEL SltCOMMEKCIAI Telephomi So. , STJ1KKT. 2171 BUSINESS CARDS. C. JHL fflACK I aucccscur u at. iu, jv.-cd. uiu , White Corner, Suleni Or. Partlea desir ing superior operations nt modorato fees in any branch nro In especial request. t ! ALBERT A. JESSUP. ti.. . t At 1nntin rvlfl Phono 1071. ItOOMS 1 AND 3, (111AY IU.K. Osteopathy In Salem and Albany DR, GRACE ALBRIGHT Graduate of American School of Ostoo fmlliv. SALEM Monday, Wednesday and Kri.iavt Hours, u to it a, in.: i to i v oviir Woller's urocory. ALHANY luesuny, inurtuay anu Saturday : hours 0 to 12 n. in. ; 1 to 6 p. in., Mrs. Wintia residence. NAM) IIIMJIS AiD KU'AIBh PORTLAND .OKK turHultlll HUll HlOIUllr lfc IIMUtll Rl '! Witt MiKli'ttm . JB. R. JOES. Attornoy-at-Law Toledo, Orotjon. Ku civrktor Circuit Court for ilx.ji nudh.M ti uiMUHlato nUlmctof all uorir iu Liiieolu eouuiy IMTm OFFICE, CITY UALL. rjFor water hervlco uoply at oillco. Hills payable monthly tu advance. Make nil couipluliittt ut tho otllcu. CAl'lTAL CIT Express and Transfei Meets all mall and passenger trains. Ilnggngo to nil parts of thu city. Prompt furico. Telephone No. H51. Dlt30.UK- & SKIITON. Willamette Mables. ",rhu undorBigned are now occupy ing tho WlllametteStnblo.feoulli Commercial street, and nro ready to hire you n nlcu rig or feed nntl caro for your team when In Salem. Hortes boarded by thu week. Satisfaction guar antied. Youi patronage solic ited. IMUtf Harold & Reynolds C, STOiNB. M. t'liifrtuUitil D. Stones Drue Stores HALKM, OlllOOh., Ill la-.lite, (two lii iiumttri miv IimkUiI No. Zi& anil 83a t'oir.ii orelnl ttiel, anU air willllcukKl i;h acuinpletu llim oldttii and imtlluiiM, liillot uttlclcx, pDtlilliti'nr, liruntie oU' ?U.,i'U ..., 111. niviin llHliaaauinn'ii iiati eil-vllvni'v III llm l' ill oi)l rnnlloliiuaiul new mako uu ilinrn foi couuilUtluii, eiauiliialliiii ur lirnwflt'ltiiii DON'T FORGET Wu carry a small stock ol FLOUR, BRAN, tm AND SHORTS, .Miulo Ml Albuuy, nnd uro prupur'eu to supply small cousuinere nay one sack to a ton at n low price. Please make Inquiry, and savo your small change. Salem Flouring Mills Co. il-H-ood PLATING lloral Tilflf Hitter bilr llal Ktilirt(i;) il liiiJle..t 'iA Kiiita iwrMilt, wml liinlli. !M I'UtO KulVHiwrtirlV. Xulal timutle. Ul U w .'6 at KurtaiwraclS. Uilal tiaiiilln T.blo l)llh tr fcjl S, .. I'r miiia tr i a,.... lluller Knltci, iiutj... Hur siiviu, ceii... ilux Hl ...... NapaliililiiKr KHJ, i i.iuri .. II W) to II W Call and gel our prices on Gold and Nickel plating. kG. A. ROBERTS, IOD Stato btroat. Phonn 2070 McCoy Stage, Leaves Wlllaiuelle stablo lli'JO a, m dally for Lincoln, Xeur, Mtl'oy, and 1'erryiiaie ami reitiru samu nay. new haek, gixxl horses and careful driver Parcels delivered along the Hue. 3-1H tf K. E. Davis. IDiBXtiTTCXJSra1 Sata water m MKH. M. A. COOK, Proprietor, Salem Steam Dye Works. I.adlea'audgetits'cloth-if leaned lived, roMlred and preoMil, lints ami gloves dry- cleaned. Coats and veils relined. Velvet collars replaced on overcoats. IOO Com'l OtOpp Hotel Wlllametto SEfDBUCKWrilAt Now Is the bout tlmu to sow buckwheat We havo a largo Mock of thecholcent aewUan the market which uo aro sulling at a wry low price. Dwarf of Esspx Rapo Sood This Is thg time sow this great forage plant The. greatest green ftiil for cattle, sheep, horses and hogs there Is A ery heavy yielding nlunt, ln)ut everything else. Sold by Rrowster & White I 01 eouirr ar. enoKK 1781. Dvalem lu fcvtds, hay, grain, null and flour. WANTED.! Now today;kadyflrtianint tmS9, iinuo urion in mis ooiumn nsftnwai three tlrnos for 2So..On wiL" 8I.OO per month All OVT four WfMMA ni aniiiv imai ii OIKL WANTED. -To do mmA! nouBowurn in n smaii imny. lnqm at Crystal Ice Works, Cor., llHk r oiaio sireets. A 12-34. TO TK ADE Cholco of twowvul. hand buggies for a driving hOfse'a-boHti 1100. JDilference if anv in ck. J.i. Holm next to Salem llotcl. rt U'9iii FOIl HALE. llOacraa nf unJ iSfrt land, 10 ucres in hops, eood IiommhME uarn. auuress u. j, nail, lUU'i'Fwr? y or Uroston, Or. y 8JHM BEI.G1N HAKET-First ImiwrtedSl this country from England, Including! such prize winners as Lord Lunnu.-J Lvnl Kcllilliorn .t On. U'n l.t um.l nt tlm nilOHLftllu-lr In AmurlMi A,l.l.AjB Salyor & Co., (Iudon ltabbltry) '13oi W. 35th Btreet, Los Angeles, Cal. $& U-lllt ' FOR SALE Five acres choice gftrtlenj laud, good houte. orchard and other? Improvements. Apply to J. Kuef urni. unui iiuueu, nuriu siue uanicill roan. 0-ll-liuj PHAETAN For sale high grado,.ve-; lili-ln. Iit-Rt. innkn. iii-nrlv tmw. tvltl laIIu for ouo-fourtli value. Mitchell, Lewis oc oiaver uo. U-U-tt ATT1UCTIVE YOUNG MDY, Unde-' petition tly wealthy, d.sire to narry KRint would asaist kind, capable1 hus band financially ; bank ami other're ferencea. Miss D. L , 6SOS Miehlkaii Ave., viincogo, in, uu-st HEADQUAUTEKS-For screen 'doors and w indowB. Poultry aud lawn feucl Ing nntl shingles. Kalern Fence Worksl Walter Morley, proprietor. 69jBtnte sreet Salem. Phone It'll, 0 9 3t( CLEAN OLOVEU HAY-From. thel Hubbard farm now on the market Orders should bo left early, M.thefejj is a goou uemanui aw (JOfflmetCMUl street, Salon). 0 7 awI A DLAOKSMlTil-Oiiowho kaowi'th tho trade thoroughly can . secwrajatl steady job and good pay. 4&dmj Wagon Factory, 304 Commercials street. 0 "Ml JKUSEYCOW.B FOR BALE.-elVg herd uf superior Jersey tovts for sales! at a bunialu. Harvey Walker, bllver? ton roud, two miles east' of falrj grounds. ,0 4-tif L-ziiy uiir a Aul.l I in nH.. . ml A vl Uili.tj Ob iiiinauu, mi unmilUi ill nun, in iHincii oea, line nouee, ncaii water, clluiute, and ichoots, clear tltloj unu ency lerms. a. j. uuiuriujg Akhloud, Oro. 6-Ul-lmt FOR SALE Small stock farm 75 acrwl uuod house and orchard half mile froml railroad duiiot (or J 1260. Address Homestead care Journal olllco. 0-2-lraJ WOIIK HOUSES FUlt KALE. Sever-J al head ol good work horses for sale? can bo seen al farm of T. Or JoryYS ti miles souoh of Sulein. i. WtU.;FrIckeyS lion Ul Salem. Oil 1ml WHEN HAVING Your spring skirts? niiiilii L-o to Sarah E. Clvmur. Tiitin only exclusive tkht-maker In Salcuil'j Perfect lit guaranteed, andlprjcesl rtusoiiutilu. Kootii o corner ,i4iMtriyj uud State street. Gray block. ." H m 5-3-lmoJ SHAVING TEN PEN IB-The',. public! aro invited to oatrouize tliu'lManllan llarber Sboti. ll this shon U.aecured' by thu combine the price will beiuT cioum-d to 16o. O. W. PlastorJW StaW btreet. o-ai-iws 1'UH BAi.lv une gootiiVi iiBwas"i 7... ..... , n, - ,, , '- " one buggy, ono twu-neateU w oieti buggy, one road cart, one steultw'gon,Q oi.u harrow, one H-iucWf UlivorX Chilled nlow. two U-lncu iteeHrPloMsi tome good secoiid-hand wood cho'i&J ier'M tools. Call at Jacobs KHtlJUwg-; Lor, getierul blacksmith shop, ueafj Ubor Exclmuge, lttver Itoad, 6 17jlwj WOOD SAW. Call up Phone 20 lilaek aud net W. 11. Crots steaml wtxxl saw to cut your wood. All orders! iiromiillv ulteuded to. 5-17 imoS . ; " . . .mt 1 WANTED lids week good waltreiwl bieudy Job. Willamette notei, o zsh, UOIIINSON THEUMAL UATH-Cabla li.it tin. trieatuat kllOWU health iltu3 leeior mui ru.torer. Price (5.00, T,bOl ami tlL'.6U uccordtng to stw and tiua ity, 12.00 book free to nations. Mrs J J . A. bellwood itnd Mrs. T. U, Falr3 Imtik. I'l.iu-rul auenta. SHZi FrOlll'J StS Salem, Or. 6'lJ;jJ WANTED. Two girls for general lipio3j work, Apply at tuououagoiioift' ItOOMS. Furnished or uiifuruUliedJ liiulu ur lu suites. dllilliK ruouifad iuiiiiug, home-.'tke, second floor Cotj Ml it., iiti-k. Ainttm ilutchlus. nroio '4 15:01 4U 74 . . j A CiUOD-Onnotuuity to learn tlioiew L-irvutid Hutchmakiiu: trade. Only uiii'ii luimnim hk riui luruuu I no ucati of reierencea need apply. U. HS llliigtw, M1 Cuuiuiercial meet, -ij NEW 1IUUG1K8. A car load di&oren stylos. Urst claw juav receiytd'n Iw.fnrn vmi buv. call aud tee tn Pohle A lllahop, State and Jftontjii BUl'lB, PANTS, OVEIICOAIS. -3ff5 ineaatire. Perfect Ut gtiarantwdB '.',000 styles to select from. llJjM llelle, hlatu Street, agent Wanna? maker A Drown, Philadelphia, '.7jty I10USK OLKANEUS Itctuekitw lltut tlio beat und cueapui carpeb) tmper I the heuVt fell paper aura, am ul Tub J oiwn ax. oilice KAY8 A STAIGKH-1'r. prletors oDwf Salem lurnituro factory are PM' to till your order. be the taWeia chairs, Mies, etc., luaiittfecturedjby: this tlrui. If you. wish nytlihSIM) their Hue. call ai factory, corner Wk aud Division, or leave orders at J.'L. Frceland'e, State street. HOTELSANTIAMi tnnirum wif" fj Now ooeii for Bummer Tourts,! . i i il.lrt.ilrlMfiii nrriiaai llOUSe, liewiy UIH("W4mt-"t;s odatlona. Price froia fl 00 to Jjgr day. Good pack train and s4dk.haw always rcmly to accomoiiHie l"f?5A5. Hot Bnnniw- Marlon uwt. mm PamelU and.all good fluid u 1 H. Jacob, Pro feed tS ,s ' Bi