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M. P. UALDW1N, AsenL
INDUCEMENT
For Two Months
June and July
Havo you boon satisfied a Itli tho Fla
voring Extract!) you'havo been using of
any-onos-mako? To Introduce our own
mnko "Diamond Brnnd" wo will givo
freo with one dollar purchases of coffee,
ten, baking powder, spices otc, 2 ounces
of nny. kind of flavoring, purchaser to
furnish tlio bottle. Bo sure mid bring
lanro enough bottles. Wo can not got
2 ounces in thoeo 2 or or 25c pnnncl hot
Hub of other stores.
Own tnoko, strong and puro.
Yokohama Tea Store
Phone 2412.
Freo Delivery.
7 (SOCIAL NEWS fc
i eJ AND VIEWS
Miss Remoh Holland is visiting Port,
land friends.
W. II. Holmes was a Portland visitor
yesterday.
F. L. Pound, of Aumsville, was in
Salem Yesterday.
Mn, Mary Martin has returned from
n visit to Portland.
W. II. Adnir and daughter, Ina ftro
visiting Salem friends.
Miss Kathryno Gilbert has returned
from a visit to Spokane.
Mrs. Wm. F. fiklff and childrden have
returned from Brownsville.
Miss Poarl Carey went to Brownsvlllo
today to visit friends there.
Prof. J. II. Ackerman, came homo on
the overland this morning.
Mis. M.J. Crcighton, went to Port
land on a visit this morning.
P. H.Itaymond, went to Portland on
a business trip this morning,
Secretary of State Dunbar, has re
turned from a trip to Ashland.
M. C. Starr, of Monroe, Benton
county, was in the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Werner Breyman went
to Portland this morning to attend the
Pioneer meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. John Minto, are In
Portland attending the meeting of tl e
Pioneers Association.
F.R.Anson, Prof, and Mrs. Carter
(blind school) went to Portland on the
early train this morning.
J. D. Lee. 11. A. Johnson, A.M.
Humrlirev. are In Portland, attending
the Grand Cabin Native Sons.
E. P. McCornack and Mr. and Mrs
Chas. A. Gray, went to Portland on the
Shasta express yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. J. K. Weatherlord, returned
to Albany last evening, alter at
tending the I. O. 0. F. corner tione lay
ing. Hon. L. B. Reeder, ol Umatilla
county. was1 Salum visitor yesterday.
MrJ Reeder baa been reelected to the
house of representatives.
Mies Eva Cox. went to Portland this
morning to meet her titter Mrs. Carrio
Ogle, who baa been teaching in Baker
City since last fall ; they wdl arrive
home this evening.
Mrs. L. W. Ballou, of Port Angeles.
Wa&h., a primary teacher who will taku
a position in the Fairhaveu public
cchoola next year, is the guest of Mrs
A. F. Holer, Jr., tn East Saleui.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Wolverlon went
to Albnny last night, to attend tlio wed
ding of Miss Ora Flinn, daughter of
Judgo L. Flinn, to Prof. A. 0. Schmidt,
both of Albany. TJioy returned this
morning.
Mrs. F. Levy and daughter, Mrs. M.
L. Wolf, returned Inst night, from Port
land. They wcro nccomnaincd homo by
Mrs. L. S. Mayer, of Seattle, another
daughter, who will visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Levy.
Charles L. Woods, lineman for tho
Oregon Telephone and Tclephono com
pany, camo up from Portland last night,
and will bo n witness in tliu damage suit
of Henry Meier, V. S. tho 0. T. AT.
company.
Miss Adolotde Scribor arrived in this
cfty today for an extended visit with hor
parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Scribcr, of
South Snlem. Mlsa Scrlber was raised
Jn Salem, and has a host of friends hero
who will bo delighted to meet her again.
Sho has been teaching elocution in a
femalo sominary in Snlcm, North Caro
lina, slnco 1891, and lias not been to her
home since some ycras.
Free Street Entertainment.
The Quukcr Doctors arrived In tho
city this morning from Sacramonto
California. They will glvo freo lectures
and entertainments at tho corner of
Stato and Commercial streets, every
night until further notice beginning
tonight. Their medical and surgical of
fices aro at the Hotel Willamette.
Lane County Contest.
On tho faco of tho roturns tho JEopub
Ucans claim Knox elected over Klneaid
for county Judgo In Lone county by 8
votes. Precinct roturns held back It is
claimed give it to Klneaid by 3 votes.
Non-resident collego students aro said to
havo been voted and prosecutions may
follow.
Mt. Ancel Collete.
Commencement this year is set for
Wednesday June 20 at 2. p. in. Arehl
bishop Christie wilt prosido and the S.
P. Ry. Co., will hold Its train for all
points north and south till after tho
entertainment. Beautiful embossed
programs and invitations ore issued.
Tho musical and literary features of tho
program will draw an unusually largo at
tendance. Recovernt.
Mrs. Fannio Robinson, tnothor of
Mrs. Frank Morrison of this city, who
suffered a stroko of paralysis Sunday
morning, is roiwrtod much beotcr and
ablo to speak and knows her friends.
Her stop-son, John N. Baker and wlfo
of Cottngo Grove, nro attending her bed-
sido. Mrs. Robinson camo acrois tho
plains in 1853 ns tlio wlfo of 0. B. Baker,
marrying on tlio trip, and was ono of
first pioneers to cross tho Cascade) and
locate on I'ugot Sound. Sho Is 7S
years of age.
J. M. Wallace Prostrated.
Wednesday evening soon after seven
o'clock J. M. Wallace, president of the
Salem Water Co,, was walking on the
street near his homo, with his daughter
Mrs. Chas. Park, when suddenly ho bo-
camo prostrated from over-work and tho
effects of a qulto warm day.
Helping hands wero soon plentiful
and ho was removed to his home. Med
ical ntd soon reached him and at last ac
counts ho was resting easy and it Is
thought he will fully recover In duo time
Bean tha ? " Md VW Haffl AIaJ BwjW
DRAMATIC RECITAL.
Collete of Oratory Will Present a Rare
Pro
tram Next Monday.
Tho Collego of Oratory, in charge of
Prof. Mabel Lankton Carter, assisted by .
Mils Florence Phelps Tillson and pupils
of the Collego of Music, will givo its an
nual dramatic recital at Willamette
chapel next Monday evening.
I'UOURAU.
Dramatic recital by Collego of Oratory
Monday night, June 18th :
Piano Solo Impromptu, A Flat. .
Chopin
Mlsa Florence Phelps Tillson.
Monologue "Behind the Curtain,"
Mrs. Burton Harrison
Miss Laura Q. Thomas.
Soprano Solo "Parla" Ardltl
Mies Ethel Raymond.
Scenes from "Merchant of Venice"
Shakespeare
Act I Scene I
Antonio Miss Edna Taylor.
Baslno Edna Hubbard,
Salarino Lucy Edwards
Salanlo Elizabeth Barton,
Gratino Sophia Shives,
Lorenzo Henrietta Savage.
ActI Scene II
Portia Miss Henrietta Savago.
Nerissa Edna Hubbard.
Maid Elizabeth Barton.
Act II Scene 11
Lauucelot Gobbo Mies Lucy
Edwards.
Old Gobbo Miss Sophia Shives.
Act HI Scene 'I
Shylock's Long Speech Mist
Laura Thomas.
Vocal Duet "Como With Me'
Comnana
:tellu
MifeMsAgneaGllbertand Kb tell
num.
Baritone Solo "My Dreamt".... Tostl
J. W. Blokford.
"Six Cups of Chocolate"
KdlthV.lt Matthews
A Piece of Gossip in One Act.
Miss Adeline von Llndau, a Ger
man Girl Luev Edwards.
Miss Marion Lee, a transplanted
Southern Girl Edna Taylor.;
Miss Dorothy Green, a New Eng-
lander Edna Hubbard
Miss Hotter Beacon, a Boatonian
Sophia Shives.
Miss Beatrix vou Kortlandt, a New
Yorker Henrietta Savage.
Mies Jeanette Darand, a Freiieh
Girl Laura Thomas.
Mjid-Elizabeth Barton.
A small admittance fee of 10 cents ,
will be charged, the entire proceeds of ,
WHICH Will gO lO Uy HOW UBIJ-Vk mi
chapel stage.
BEECHAM'S PILLS
taken at night vill make you 1
feel riant, act right and looK
riant. They cure Constipation.
10cutaBd33rau,laiiufr.
"Hit the Nait
On theHeadi"
If you have eruptions, pains in the
head or kidneys, stonuch trouble and
feelings of 'weariness, "Hit the mil on
the head." Hood's SarsapariHa is the
hammer to use. Ii wSt purify your Uocd.
The masses praise it for doing this and
making the whole body healthy.
wnmz&m
Oil Scots' Church Site a Memorial.
Wickattj.nk, N. J., Juno 14. Presby
terians from all parts of tho United
States aro hero attending tho ceremonies
connected with tho unveiling of tho
monument orectcd to mark tho slto of
tho first Presbyterian church in America
at tho Old Scots' burying grounds near
this city. Tho church was known as
tho Old ScoU' meeting house. At Old
Scots church mot tho first Prcsdytory
of which any minutes exist. The first
ordination of a Presbyterian minister
took place there. Tho revival in the
In tho church under John Tennont began
there. Tho monumont is constructed of
grantto from Ireland, Scotland and Now
England In honor of tho men who com
posed tho first Prosbytory. On tho
gables aro four bronzo historic seals, tho
seal of tho Presbyterian church ol Mon
mouth county, tho seal of tho Prosby
torian church in tho United Btates of
America, tho seal of tho Prosbytorlan
church of Scotland, tho ..seal of tho
Scotch-Irish Society. Thoro is also on
ono sldo a bronzo tablot with tho Latin
Inscription which is on tho tombatono of
John Boyd, who died In 1703.
Chlcato Poor Children's Day.
Chicago, 111., Juno 14. Tho annual
freo plcnityor newsboys, bootblacks and
poor children Is being hold at Washing
ton Park today. Seven trains havo been
provided to carry tho children thero and
back, and thero is a larger attendance
than ever before Tho Salvation Army
and other charltablo associations havo
interested themselves tin withering tho
children for tho picnic, tho bright spot
In tho year for many poor waifs. Mayor
Harrison has issued a proclamation sot
ting aside today .as "poor children's
day" and calling Uon tho citizens "to
warmly support tho project of giving tho
poor and unfortunato children of Chi
cago a hanny day's outing among tho
trees and llowors of one of tho city
parks, thus bringing Into many clouded
lives some of tho sunshine and gladness
so freely enjoyed by children in happier
circumstances."
ulrahelace of Our Flat.
Piiit.ADKi.VAtA, Pa., Juno 14. This,
Flag Day Is bctng observed hore today.
In many atiites this day Is colobratod
as a holiday, and appropriate exercises
are carried on in tho public schools.
Patriotic societies throughout tho
bountry always colebrato tills day with
appropriate ceremonies. Juno 14, has
been sot as Flag Day because it is the
anniversary of tho adoption of tho Stars
and Stripes by the Continental Con
gross lu 1777. Evory year, on this date,
crowds visit tho Betsy Ross Mansion
in this city, whero tho first American
Flag was designed nnd made by Mrs.
Elizabeth Ross. Tho building is pre
served as a national relic by an asso
ciation formed Irom that purpose.
hew Tariff for Hawaii.
Sax FnANciHco, Cal., Juno 14. Local
warehouses for some time past havo been
crowded with freight for Honolulu,
awaiting tho now tariff which becomes
effective today in Hawaii. From now
on the goods will bo shipped to the
islands as rapidly as possible Thu
Honolulu Automobilo company has
f 10,000 worth of hacks and carriages
stored at Port Costa, on which tho old
duty would havo been $12,000.
The Excitement not Over
Tho rush to the drug store still con
tinues and daily scores of people call for
a bottle of Kemp's Balsam (or the Throat
and Lungs for the cure of Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption.
Kemp's Balsam, the standard family
remedy, is sold on a guarantee and never
fails to give entlro satisfaction. Price
25c. and 60c. 2
Atout Millinery.
The Paris Millinery store has moved
into Greenbautn'a dry goods storo, noxt
door to the iioatofilce, at which place
Mrs. Chaso will continue to give bar
gains in fine milllnoiy u til the goods
aro disposid of. S-31-lm
Annual Mcctlsf.
Of tho Baptist church will beheld this
evening at 8 o'clock. It is especially re
quested that all who can, who are inter
ested be present. Matters of great im
portance to thechurch will be presented.
To-Miht tad To-Morrow WiM.
And each day ana night during this
week you can eel at any druggist's
ICempV Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs, acknowledged to be tho most
successful remedy ever sold for
Coughs. Croup, BronchltH. Asthma
.and Consumption. Get a txttlo to.
uay auu Keep ib uivraya in iuo uuuou
bo you can check your cold at once
I'rfce 25o and 60c, Kainple bottle free,
eod&w
U$t Allen's Foot-Ease la Your Cloves.
A lady writes- "I shake Allen's Foot
Ease into mv gloves and rub a little on
1 my hands. It saves my gloves bv ab
sorbing perspiration. It la a most dainty
'toilet powder." We Invite the atten
I tion of phys'cians and nurses to the ab
solute purity of Allen's Font-Ease. Dr.
I W. C. Abbott, editor of the Chicago
Clinic says: "It Is a grand prcpaiatlon ;
' I am using It constantly In my practice."
All drug and shoe stores sell It, 25c.
1 Sample sent FREE. Address Allen H,
J Olmsted, Ias Roy, N. Y. 4
Dramatic Recital'
TI.b ontira proceeds of the annual
entire proceeds of the
I dramatic recital at University Chapel
' next Monday evening will be devoted to
carpeting the chapel stage. Admission
ouly 10 eenU, and a fine program it in-
wred, under direction of Mist Mabel
Lankton Carter. 3t
I will now give a reduction of 10 jr
cent on all dr hatt. Mitt K Hrriilh,
SUte ttreet. e ''t'
SOME NEW BERRIES.
MRS.
FRANK KAISER ORIGIIIATES A SEED
LING FROM CLARK'S.
Salem Can Grow the nest Strawberries in
Amerlca-The Ideal tod the
Ruby.
Tub Journal has contended for sev
eral years that this part of Oregon
could grow tho finest strawberries In the
world for shipping fresh and for com-
;norclal canning. Several years' crops
confirm this claim fully.
Tho Clark's seedling of Hoot! River
grown hero, and tho Saunders Imported
from Canada, hayo displaced tho old
Wilson's, prolific as conning berries In
tho cholco of local epicures.
Mrs. Frank Kaiser has this year pro
duced tho first crop of a now seedling
from tho Clarklborry that Is a beauty
Threo years ago sho sowed seed ol tlio
Clark In tho hothouse and now has a
berry that In boiuo rcspocts Is superior
to Clarks. It is a dark, blood-red berry,
round as a bullot, tart and yet having n
high flavor. Tho seods sltlno lUo grains
of gold on tho polished glossy surface.
Tho Kaiser Is tho solidest borry wo
havo yet seen. It will boar ehlpmont to
Chicago If any borry will, as It has an
unusually firm llosli, a heavy skin and
a perfect shapo for a shipping berry, In
stead of softening oftor a few days It
seems to shrink a llttlo and grow firmer.
It Is a flno tablo borry and a porfect
canning vanoty. Mrs. Kalsor can fool
proud of this lierry,and tho Kaiser has
a great future If It proves Jwoll adapted
lor floldculturo ond la a heavy bearer.
E. Hofer has produced perfect crops
of tho Ideal nnd the Ruby, two now ad
ditions to tho canning list in Oregon.
Tho Ideal Is shaped llko tho Wilson,
but Is darker rod, solldor, hotter In slzo,
and docs not run out to small berries.
Tho Ruby Is a larger solid, bright red,
wedgo-shaped borry of high flavor and
color. If tho Ideal hold their color and
flavor in canning, and Mr. Alton thinks
thoy will, they aro a great acquisition
to Oregon.
Mr. Hofer has also grown tho McKln-
loy, a largo showy borry, but not tho
best quality. Still It may improvo in
hill culture. It Is a big bearer and a
great Improvement In color nnd shapo
over tho Sharpless, Mammoth and other
laruo borr es. Tho Govornor Hoard, a
Wisconsin borry, Is a brilliant rd borry,
almost a scarlet or salmon red, a imrfect
shape, hulling as Itlsplckod n splendid
flavor and smooth tloeh for shortcakes.
Does not tako much sugar. Llko thu
McKinluy, It Lot a luxuriant follngo
that mokes it frost proof, and it Is a
great bearer. In hill culture, tho Mc
Klnloy and Govornor Hoar will produce
high-colored, flno shaped, largo solid
fruit In largo u uantlttes for tho homo
market, and llko tho Tennossco may be
solid enough for canning. Tho Mc
Klnlev. Hoard and Tonnossco aro Ideal
tablo fruit,anJ for tho homo nmrkst.
Another strawberry that all go into
raptures over Is tho Corvora, n Spanish
Importation. It Is a Ivory large berry,
dark blood-red all through, bw cot and
with a rich bouquet, a peculiar fruit
flavor, When dead-ripe it Is almost
block. It Is n vory largo boarcr and
when sliced with sugar and cream is a
dish fit to tempt an angel. Wo aro
growing alongside of It a row of tho
wild Oregon strawberry and will seek to
procure by cross-fertilization n scion of
tho decadent monarchy crossed with our
nativo son. If tho qualities of tho two
could be united thero would be found
the world-beater In tho lino of the best
fruit that over grow.
Deafness Cannot De Cured
by local appllcations,as thoy cannot reach
the diseased portion of tho car. There
Is only one way to cure deafness, nnd
that Is by constitutional remedies. Deaf
ness Is caused by an intlamed condition
of the mucous lining of thu Eustachian
Tube. When this tubo gets Inflamed
you havo a rumbling Bound or imerfoct
lieuring, and when it Is entirely closed
uoainets is tlio result, and unless tuo in
flammation can be taken out and thU
tube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will bo destroyed ferever: nlno
cares out of ten nro caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but un iniiameu condi
tion of the mucous surfaces.
We will give Ono Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness (catisvi by catarrh)
that can not nerurou ny nairs uatarni
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Hall b Family Pills are the best.
The Dally Reiuest.
Governor Geer has received a petition
or tho pardon of B. F. Ownbey, serving
seven years In the en for bank robbery,
from Wallowa county. Ho lias served
three years.
I mt i
State Cbirtts.
James Gloor, aged 13, was received at
tho reform school Wednesday from Aeh-
land.
John Dee, aged 48, wat recolved at the
asylum from Portland,
Peace Declared
Why devote all your time
reading
tho Boer War and tho Gold
tho Gold Fields ol
Alaska? There are other matters o
vltaliniportance; you may make a trip
Bast, and will want to know how to
travel. In order to havo tho lxt ser
vice, use the Wisconsin Central Ry.,
between rit. 1'aul and Chicago, for
atet and other Information, write Jas
A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Ore
no.o
hoik to Palatlai Costrattort.
Sealed bids will bo received by the
undersigned no to and Including Juno
25. 1000. for the naintlutf of three cot
tagea. The right is reserved to reject
any or all bids, For particulars apply
at the Klkhead Saloon.
W. II. AxniRto.f.
Salem, Oregon, June 12, 1000, 0-12-tf
CASTORIA
For Infanta and Children.
TtwKMYw Un Always BohM
Bear the
Signature of
gfeftr
Tho Kind You Ilnvo Always Bought, nnd which lins been
lu iiso for over 30 yenrs, lins lioruo tho Rlprnntnro of
and lins
77 y2 Bonnl supervision hIiico its inflincy.
6Cctf&l Allow no ono to dccolvo vou in this.
AH Counterfeits, Imitations nnd" Just-ns-good" nro but
Experiments that triflo "with nndoiidniiprortho health of
Inlhuts nud Children Expericiico ngnhist Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Cnstorla is n harmless substitute- for Castor OH, Pare
goric, Drops nnd Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Mornlilito nor other Narcotio
Hiihstanco. Its ago is its guarantee. 'It destroys "Worms
nnd nllays Foverlshncss. It cures Diarrlioua and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
nnd Flatulency. It assimilates tho Pood,, regulates tho
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sloop,
Tho Children's Panacea Tlio Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Boars tho
(jkkZ7eMc
The KM You Have Always Bought
In Use for Over 30 Years.
THC CtKTHUR SOMMNT. f T MUK ITKttT. NIW VOft CITY.
opfrmnT
R. M. WADE &. CO.
SALEM OREGON
CSS&
Something to Be Proud Of
Is tho ownership of n Orescent. Cleve
land or Oendroii bicycle. It Is tho acme
of jHirfectlon lu hloyclo construction,
whore lightness is not sacrificed, for
strength and mechanical skill blend to
make a wheel that Is unoxcollod for run
iiiie nualltles nnd rellabll Ity. Wo have
asplendid stock to chooso from. AtfUo,
to sou.
Wade &Co
Lovers of
Fine Laundry
work naturally havo strong likesand dis
likes in this regard. Unless finely done
up. colored shirts and shirt walttn isn't
half presentable. Either garment
mostly owes its Hue look to thu laundry,
What wedo shows tho supreme remit
of tho Troy process. Its the epic nnd
span that woo fortune successfully:
Give us a trial.
Salem Steam Laundry
COWHKhi. OUiSTKAU I'UOrBlkTOH.
DOROUS I). OLMBTKAD, MUM. '
1'hoiio 411. S0 Liberty Street
A Man Wanted
That hat totted the fine qualities of our
table wines, and can honettly say that
they have ever sampled anything of
finer quality good body and general all
around excellence. In burgundies, clar
ets, Rhine wines, sauturnt, etc , etc.
Our stock of fine wlnct and liquors It
always he. choicest to be found any
where, and ojjjr price fire always low fur
hlglj quality, " '
P, Rogers
218 and 222 Commercial Street.
Wholesale and retail.
R. M.
... Afm I r jj y $?mtt
been inndo under Ids v-cr-
Signature of
Our Lawn Mower
Will do more work than nny other two
machines In tho inarkot. Whurovcr
used n Binooth, uven, nnd beautiful car
pet of green Is produced. On such grassy
holds, golf, Jaw n tennis, nnd open nlr
recreations generally find Ideal condi
tions. A mower costing only fl.00 will
return many times lis cost In pleasure
njoyed and labor saved. Wo carry
everything In hardware.
,Sy
LITTLE BO-PEEP
LOST HER SHEEP
Hut no ono ucod worry about mutton
thlstlmo of tho year, if thoy can get
dainty and delicious Spring lumh for an
appetizing and nourishing Bummer
meal, wo havo everything In choice
meats, mid all the dullcucles of the tea
sou In both frulh nud smoknd nmtU
that will suit tho most critical epicure.
E C. CROSS SALEM OR.
The water
Wouldn't stop running
Ilecauso the faucet has worn out, ami of
course the ixioplo of Halem know that
when there U uuythlng In thu Hue of
plumbing repairing, rangu or fiirnaru
work, gat or steam fitting, or sanitary
plumbing of any kind that wo are ex-
iMJrtt In that hue, and are prompt to
answer your rail, and our charge are
moderate.
BARR&PETZEL
214 COMMERCIAL STREET.
Telephone No. 2371
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ssmmmt.
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BUSINE88 GAUDS.
C. JHL ffiACK
Successor to Dr. J. Jr. Kcene. ol
White Corner, Snlem Or. Parties desir
ing superior operations nt moderato fees
in nny branch aro in especial request.
ALBERTA.JESSUP.
Phono 1071.
UOOMS 1 AND 3, OKAY 11LK,
Osteopathy
In Salem nud Albany
DR, GRACE ALBRIGHT
Graduato of American School of Osteo
pathy. BAEEM Monday, Wednesday and
Friday; hours, I) to 11 a. m.; 1 to 4 p.
over Wellur's grocery.
ALBANY i'uesdiiy, Thursday nnd
Saturday: hours 0 to V a. in. ; 1 to 6 p,
in., MrB. Wlnns residence.
SOULE BROS.
PIANO TUNERS AND KBPA1KBKS
PORTLAND QUE
For Blcin ami tlctnlly lcti ordtn at U
Wlllo.MiittoHloe.
JB. F. JONES,
AUornoy-nt-Lnw
Toledo, OroRon.
Wm Clerk of Circuit Court for ttz yetra uitlbkt
in up-lo-iUto Ulrclof all proporty in Lincoln
ecuuiy. 1M7BI
;OFFIOE,;C1TY U ALL.
water borvlco noply ut offlc.
For
Illlls navablo monthly Id ndvuuco.
Make all complaints ut the ofllce.
CAl'ITAL CITY
Express and Transfei
Meets all mail and passenger trains.
Haggnge to nil parts of tho city. Prompt
service. Telephone No. 851.
D1SQUE A 8KIITON.
Willamette Stables.
Tho undersigned nro nowoccupy
lug the Willamette Stable, south
Commercial street, and nro
ready to hire you a nlco rig or
feed and care for .your team
when lnfinlein. Horses boarded
by tho week. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Youi imtrouago solic
ited, a-iatf
Harold & Reynolds
IS
C, STONE. M. D.
I'rpprletor)!';
Stones Drue Stores
SU HAJ.KMOHKGON.I
4Thonuti (two In iitirotM'r ato loctU a
No. S33 mid SU CommcrcUl tlrvtl, tint art
wclUliicVfil wt'.li aruniloto line ofiliuti nd
mc.llclnti, toilet aitlclM, pruincrr, lirunlici
etc., clo.,fto.
PU. HTONK
ItulitdioinnJSjrtri cxfcrltncu lu llio r''
ilcaol racitlcliionud uuw mtkon no I'hkrgt for
couitilUUoui elimination orinewrlptlou.
DON'T FORGET
Wo carry a small stock ol
FLOUR,
BRAN,
AND SHORTS,
Mndo at Albany, and are prepared
to
supply small consumers say ono sack
to a ton nt a low price. Pleaso mako
Inquiry, and save yourBiuall change.
Salem Flouring Mills Co.
3-14-eod
PLATING
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Metal
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l'lalo
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Knlfca ir Ml (8) wckI titndlta.
Kiirka tralA. wiml haudli
KuuraparMlo. Matal ixnillo
I'orkiixgrMilt, tlalal baoillea..
1tloioocn rl8, .
Kulvra portals, Matal lianillea.,
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i ca p (Kilns r ..
Ilutlvr KiiUci, rauli.
HUKarnutiii, cacu
Carving lkl.. .....
Napkin l(lnar Set 0..
t'alor..... .
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Call and get our prices on Gold and
Nickel plating.
kG A. ROBERTS,
100 Stato btroot 1-U Phone 2070
McCoy Stape.
lAvet Wlllametto stable fll'JO
dally for Lincoln, Zeni',
Mi.Coy, and
I'errvdulo and return huiiiu day. New
hack, irood horses ai
careful driver.
1'arci'lt delivered along the line.
Illll tf
K. K. Davis.
MRS. M. A. COOK, Proprietor,
Salem Steam Dye Works.
Ladlctf'andgeiita'clotha cleaned
dyed, repaired nnd presto I.
Hats and gloves dry- cleaned.
Coats and vests relined, Velvet
collars replaced on overcoats.
lOB Com'l Bt Opp Hotel Wlllametto
SEED BUCKWHEAT
Now Is thu best time to now
buckwheat. Wo have a large
stock of the choice it swmIn an the
market which we are telling at
a very low price.
Dwarf of Essex Rapo Soed
Tills Is thg time tow thU great
forage plant. The greatest green
fml for cattle, sheep, horses
and hog there U A very heavy
yielding plant, beats everything
else. Sold by
Brewster & Whjte
Dealers in eevds, hay, grtlu, mill feed
iiu uuur.
Salem Water Co.,
WANTED.
Nhw
todAy RlvirMsmn
imoB or leas in thlf Colur
thra times for ao..,
fi I?" in thlf eolumn !nrr
sst.oo per month.
AWsverfoui-JlS)
nt name rate
WANTED-Flfty wood choeews.
rfeJ
i per cord. Apply fa the 8paJ,i
Logging Co., Newberg, OregOH.
13 lira
HAUVESTEu FOR SALK.-A De
oe.Miinuer in goou condition, Pr?-;
2C. Alio liiw tn ul im ..., .1 c ..-' w
mii . t lo.t ' :1.?.""""i, njr
; ui ouiBui on nuver uroee
talis road. Qto,K, Aum.
0 135w
WANTED.-Samplo distributors 55f '
S;f:;ff,.""JSii5,?..ri
j..v. Bw. uU,vH.UBVOHIIUU WlVCIOfe,
uu.w.... ....ujr kjU U(j jinru Ave,,.
Brooklyn, N. Y. o 13 3t
QIItL WANTED. -To do mmmT
liousoworklnnsmall family, inqlure'
at Crystal Ice Works, Cor., 10th and !
btttlO sucoifi. o 12 st "
I-OR SALE. 110 acres of gotd bottom -land,
10 acres In hops, good houso and
barn. Address It. J, liall, Hall's Fer
ty or Crostou, Or. o-UU
FOK SALE Five ocres cholco irardcn
land, good house, orchard and other
Improvements. Apply to J. Euefj'
first brick houso, north sldo Garden
road. 0-11-lm
n,IAETAN-For salo-hlgh grade vet
htclo, best mako, nearly nowr, will pell
for one-fourth value. Mitchell, Lewis
& Btaver Co. o-0-tf
ULKAN CLOVER HAY From IheV
Hubbard farm now on tho marknt.
Orders should bo left early, as there
is a good demand, 800 Oommerckln
street, Salem.
0 73w
A ULAOKSMITH-One whq knows the
the trade thoroughly can secure at
steady job and good pay, Saka
wagon factory, 864 CommercialM
street. e 7 H
JERSEY COWS FOR BALE.-Twelvei
noru ol superior Jersey cows for sales .
nt a bargain. Harvey Walker. Silver. ..
ton road, two miles CMt ol Fair
grounds
6 4 tf
KI1IC HAI.1'A Atlilnn.l W In''
In fruit, In peach belt, flno houw.Wt'
vvnuir, ciimnio, nnu tcnooM, clear title
nna easy terms. A. O, Outline t
Ashland, Ore. 6-31-trat
FOR BALE braall stock farm 75 tent "
good houso nud orchard half mllo from '
railroad depot for $1250. Address
Homestead care Journal office
0-2-lmt
WORKHORSES FOR SALE.-Sovcr-al
head of good work hones for sale
can bo scon at farm of T. 0. Jory,
8 miles couoh of Salem. Wm, Frlckey
Rex 01 Salem. 0 1 lmt
WHEN HAVING Yonr spring skirts
mndo go to Sarah E. Clymer. Tlio ,
only exclusive tkirt-maker In Salem.
Perfect lit guaranteed, and prices
reasonable. Room 6 corner Liberty
nnd State street, Gray block.
6-28-lrao
SHAVING TEN CENTS-Tho nubile
nro Invited to patronlie tho Manila
Harbor Shop. 11 this thop Is secured
by tho combine the price will bo In
creased to 16c. G, W. I'lAstcr, OS State
street. 6-24-lm
fUlt BALK Ono good 3Jf Bain wage,
one buggy, ono two-seated open
buggy, ono road cart, one steel warn,,
ono harrow, ono H-juch Oliver'
Chilled plow, two 14-Inch steel plows
some good second-bund wood chop-'
per's tools. Call at Jacobs and Loaf
cor, general blacksmith shop, new
Labor Ivxchnngo, Hlver Koad. a 17 lw
WOOD SAW.-Call up Phono 2654
ulnck and got W. H. Crott tteam
wood saw to cut your wood. All orders
promptly attended to. 6-17-Imo.
WANTED-Thls week cood waitress.
Steady Job, Wlllametto Hotel. IVM
nunifibun inr.HMAij iu.viii uaui- .v?
not tlio creotost known, health pro
tector and rottorcr, Price $5.00. f 7.60 .
and tl'J.M according to size and nual- "
Ity, 12.00 book free to patrons. Mrs. '-4
J. A. Bellwood and Mrs T. D. Fair-
bank, general agents. 383 Front St.
Salem, Or.
6-10-tf
lYAniuu. i wo xiritiar general nuuae- o
work, Apply at the cottage hotel.
ROOMS. Furnished or unfurnhhed; .
single or In suites, dining room ad
joining, home-like, second floor Cot-'
tlu block. Mattio Hutchlns. prop.
4 is a?,
A GOOD Oppotunlty to learn tho Jew
elry ami watcntnating traue. uniy.
such Demons at can furnish the beet
of references need apply, 0, M,7
Hinges, 200 Cotnmerclal street. 4 5tf
NEW IIUGGIEB. A car load different
styles, first claw Jutt received;
before yon buy, call and see thow,
l'ohlo Jc ltishop, SUte and Front St:
1 4 4U
SUITS, 1ANT8, OVERCOATS, Te i
lu
measure, t'urioct nt guaranieeu,
2,000 ttylca to select from. H. S.
Itelle, Statu Street, agent Wanna
maker & Drown, riilladelplila. 4-7-tf.
HOWE CLEANERS ReuiemW
that tlio best and cheapest. carpH
paper la the heavy felt paper oM
at THK JODItMAL oftice. 3S-M
H0TELSANT1AM;
At Detroit. Oregon
Now open for Summer Tourist, nejc
house, newly furnished flrtt-clatsaccoe-.
odatlone. Trice from 1.00 to f t.BO prj
tlay. Good pack train mud aaddle horaet
nlwnvi rnailv in afWimulata ToUrll-tt tti -
Hot Bnniiut. Mar on Lane, anu juhht
l'amella and all good fishing points.
H, Jacob, Prop.
Hot Btti Ytt.
Tho John A. Logan Veteran Reuntoatf
Association, which hatfortomanyywl
!..... i,ui,i nt Mftliama countv. Or., btjtl
been mpveil to Lyons, Linn county. Or.,i
by a vote of the majority ol Btwkl
urn
The present locatlonis on the 0. Ka
R It. i9
Wood and a fine spring of water will stig
found on the urounu. urouw
among tho Iwtt in the state, K
inuiit wilt lwuln on MoBiMV. tft
July, 1000, andcotlu thrisi.
WHitlr
A booiI urogram I ataureJ, fcetii
Ing and day. Veterans o mt
are cordially Invited to ftVtewa. B
W. P. J IU.
n t p.uvi.i, R.Artjjw' t-Vital
TTT "Z '
49 rW PW
Will Iva ivil.t fnr .lift iLrFtofct aiMl
tion q any perww mM, wjimaifg
cutting palms or shruMrjr te e amiiti .
Illll a.rt a"." it -t ". 7 a .JL-
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the Wlllametto Hot),
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