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Newspaper Page Text' it catarrh: Ey jr inc nose caien into washes and salves CATARRH IS A CONSTITUTIONAL OR BLOOD DISEASE, and far beyond the reach of mere local remedies. Those who rely upon them for a cure lose valuable time, meet with disap pointment and allow the disease to take firmer hold. Only a real blood remedy can reach this troublesome and dangerous disease. S. S. S cures Catarrh because it first cleanses and builds up the blood, purifies it, makes it rich and healthy, stimulates and puts new me iiuu wic auiggisu wum-uui Mr Josephine Polhll, of Due West, 8. C, writes ! " I had Catarrh, which became to deep ceated that I was entirely deaf In one car, and all Inside of my nose, including part of tlie rone, Ploughed off. When tlie disease had (tone thi far the physician gae me up Incurable 1 determined to try 8 S. S, as a last resort, and I egau to Improve at once. It seemed to get at the eat of the disease, and after a few weeks' treatment I was entirely cured, and for more than veil years hae had no sign of the disease." S. S. S. is made of roots, herbs and barks of wonderful tonical and purifying properties. It is the only vegetable blood purifier known, and a certain and sale cure for all blood troubles, bend for our Ixxik on Blood and Skin Diseases, and at the same time write our physicians about our case. They will cheerfully give you any information or advice wanted We make no charge for thU O. C. T. Co's PABaKNtlEtr&TKAaiKlt "POMONA AiJfONA LEAVKB FOll 1'OIITI.AND Dally uxoept Bunday at 7 a. m, QUICK T1MK AND IJilKAI' 1IA.TE8. Dock betwefln'cUate anil Contt Uts. Ms r. IIALDWIN, Agent. INDUCEMENT For Two Months June and July Have yon been satisfied Aith tho Fla voring Extracts you luuo boon using of any-ones-mako? To introduco our own tnnko "Dinmond Brand" . wo will give frco witli ono dollar purchases of coffee, tea, baking powder, splcea etc, 2 ounceB of any kind of flavoring, purchnscr to furnish tho bottle. l!o sure and bring laree enough bottles. Wo can not gat ' ounces m tnoso -' ox or .'uc pnnnci not ties of other stores. Own tnnko, strong and pure. Yokohama Tea Store Phono 2412. Free Delivery. 4 (Social news t riJ AND. VIEWS Mrs. K. 8. Hean has returned, from a visit in Eugene, Mrs, 0. A. Gray, has returned Irpm h Portland visit. Mrs. Salllo C. Dyer returned last voning from Portland. Mrs. J. McCnrnlsh went to Mt. Angel on a viait this morning. Miss Nelllo Standlsh wont to Portland on a visit this morning. ' Mr. and Mrs. Fred iShores, caino up from Portland last night. W. II. Cook went to Portland this morning on Masonic business. Miss Winnlo Whitloek of Sllverton, was a Salem visitor yesterday. Miss Lillian and Carrie A ckernirn, re turned yesterday from Albany. F. It. Anson, It. n. Fleming and P, II Jtaymond, were Portland visitors yester day. Chester Murphy went to Portland thl? morning to meuttho Stanford athletic team. Mrs. A. Ii. Stlnran went to Portland this morning to attend tho Pioneer meeting. Ed. Crolsan and mother went to Port land this morning to attend the Pioneer Association. Dr. and Mrs. Frank Broun of Jeffer son, were the guest of Mr. and Mrs, James Allison. Miss Mublo Shupp, baa returned from Moline, Illinois, where the has been at tending school. Mrs. Pluube. Melotlo, ia in tho city, visiting Mr. and Mrs, Frank Morrison, of South Salem. t Prof. T. M. Martin.lul( ci(y smerin (eudentof Albany's publU-'i-ehogl, was a Salem visitor yesterday. Henri llall of Wood burn, and W. Grim, o( Hubbard, were buslnuea visi tors, in Salem jejterday. Miss Laura Meyers, returned from Drain yesterday evening" whoro she tiught In the Normal school. . Mra.- 8. B. Driver who was hero on a a visit to Mro. Habert Thompson went home to The Dalles this morning. Miss Helen Needley, ol Oakland, Or egon, ia iu the city the guest ol her aunt .' Mrs. U. B, Barr, on Twelfth street iu Yew Park. Mrs. G. F. West and children, went to La Conner, Wash,, yesterday eenlug to meet her husband, who is located there In the ministry, Mrs. It. 'E. Wands and Mra. J. R. Fairbanks, have returned from Eugene, where they have been attending ihe convention of G. A. It. Carl G. Morris arrhtd honu last night from Stanford University, fter a abort visit with his parents ho goWto Montana for the summer. Mra. G. W. Davia and daughter, Mica Tew realize what o deep-seated, obstinate disease Catarrh the nose and throat, little or no attention 14 given it. Hut, 1 is serious and far-reaching iu its results. The foul Secretions entering the circulation poison the t fact all the organs --feel the effect of this catarrhal poison, e is rapid and destructive, and finally cuds in consumption. It frequently happens that the senses of hearing and smell ana ciesiro eel, causing intense sultertng ami greatly disfiguring tne lace, wnilc sprays, may give temporary relief, no permanent Iciicfit can be expected from such treatment. urguus, mm uius relieves me sysiem ui uii Allie, returned last night from San Francisco. Miss Davis has been at tending a dental cotlcgo nt Hint placo nnd has gradunted with high honors. STATE N. V. UNION And Ladles or the G. A. R. Elect Department Officers tt Euiene. a. a. n. LADIKS. Dopartmcnt President, Mr. It. E. Wands, Salem j Senior Vico President, Mrs. F. Relsner, Etigeno; Junior Vico President, Mrs. Flook,ltoseburgj Chap lain, Mrs. Jonnlo Brown, Albany; treasurer, Mrs. Jennie Brown Oregon City; Past Dopt. Commander, Mrs. Amy Livingstone; Council of Adminis tration, Mesdamcs Diamond, Eugene, Stowart, Oregon City, Butcher, McMinn iVlllo. Mrs, Jcunto Brown was elected a dele gate and Mrs" F. Relsner an alternate to tho state meeting. Tho camp flro held at tho Armory Hall last overling was a successful affair nnd was largoly attended. Addresses, songs, recitations and installation of tho Ladies G. A. It. office formed the pro gram. A largo number were In attend ance. THE VKTEIIANS1 ASSOCIATION Met at 8:30. President Frank Relsnor in the Chair. Tho committco on resolutions in re gard to Comrade Wilson mado further reports on tho case. Tho newspapers i referring to tho cose nnd onij, . , , ,. . . ., ., , ,. , i Honed Belgian haro. motion the resolutions passed wore unanimously readopted, reaMrmed nnd tho secretary was instructed to so no tify nil the newspapers of tho action In tho matter. It was voted that tho association rair money andtuku caro of Franklin Wilscn Eugene was selected as tho next pla' of meeting. Tho dato selected was tl. first Tuesday in June, 11)01. omegas kllcthi) aiib: Frank Relsner, president, npo!nted tho secretary nnd treasurer. L. Ren ingor, Isabel; L. B, Woodruff, Lorauo; T. W. Mclteynolds, Cottage Grove; J. E. Butler, Franklin; E. J. Harris, Drain; J. W. Down, Elmira; I.1 I). Low la, Cottiigo Grove; 0 J. Dodd, Springticld; 11. M. Price, Thurston, vice presidents. President Frank Relsner made tho following appeintments: It. II. Miller, lecrctory. J. A, Burlingame, treasurer. ADDITIONAL VUTKIIANK. S. A. Landers. 00th Indiaun. b. Barns, 0th Kys. C. B. Hallaway, 13th Wis. G. A. Smith, 1st Wis. Francis A. C16w, 2nd Minn. - J. A. Boon, -tilth Mo. 11. O. Yeager, 7th W. Va. Japanese Immljranti. Port Tow.nhb.nd, Wash., Juno 1 1. Ac cording to tho reports of tho immigra tion ofllcers, 2 111 Immigrants havo ar rived in this district during tho month of May, and all of the'm except two woro Japaneto; 600 were skilled laborers, tho balance being common and farm la borers; 1500 of tho entire number re mained In thia atato, while 608 went to California, 503 to Oregon, and ths bal ance were destined to various states of the Union. These Immigrants brought with them 78,600. Collector Henntis today appointed Douglas Almond a deputy collector of customs at Anacortes. Steamship Rates Raised. San Fka.ncisco, Cal., Junu 1C Tho Trans-Pacific lines today advanced their rates from all.OrIentalorta. From Hong Kong and Shanghai to San Francisco and Pacific coast ports the rate is raised from $185 to 2-.'5. From Yokohama to San Francisco the rate ia raised to (200 ; from Kobe to f 207 60, and from Nagas aki to $218. From Hong Kong to London by way of the Suez Canal tho steamship rate is advanced from 67 to X02 in accordanco with an arrangement with the represen tatives of the Suez Lino. Tho rate from San Francisco UvIIong Kong has been (225 for some time, be cause of a lack ol competition. Witli the preient heavy travel to Asiatic portr, this advance will mean a large increase in jiascenger earnlnga of the Paelfie Mail ami Occidental and Oriental linos. A Dramatic Evcat. Next Monday evening the Colhrgo c.f Oratory will five the first dramatic r I .tt.l avup rii..n tiv tin. student llAtt 1IIWIU1BI .,w.. w; ..w ........... -- It will be under the able inannagwn. t of Prof. Mabfl Lankton Curler. Th will bo a small admission fee of 10 cd charged, which will go toward earpe ing the stage o( the college ehapel. U Without Fish UdJtr. John Farrarcaui lit a urn-fuml Ml-1 mou thia morning at the dam to Mi'll creek luat aa he was trvlnir to Ueii tlw fill, but fell back into the wlUHdpi. I Tlisro are many who believe the Willa mette and it branches would be full of salmon if the fish Udder were1 pat In at Mho falls of the Willamette tt Oregon City. FORERUNNER OF CONSUMPTION. is, regarding it as a simple inflammation ol iwever insignificant it may eeem at first, it tire system. The stomach, kidneys In it when the lungs are reached its progress are in part or entirely lost, the soft bones of luisuuuua nv.k.uuiuiuuuu9. SC5Q SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, OA. MAY BECOME A PCST. A California Oplnon About Those Liberated Bel(Un Hares. Florin, Cal., corresondenco ofTlio Sacramento Bee. Notwithstanding thataomo misguided individuals, cither throughout ignor anco, or n desire to equlvocato, rush in to print to contradict statements mado by rellablo nnd trustworthycltlzona of Florin, ancnt Belgian hares running lcoso in this district tho fact remains that Bolglan hares wcro turned looso and havo taken up their abodo miles away from tho town. George Cooper, who lives two miles northeast of Florin, stated to your cor respondent that about tho first part of last March n young man named Schu macher, of Highland Park, was out hunting near his (Coopor') placo, and shot a Belgian liaro, Tho haro was with young eight in number. Mr. Cooper says that young Schti machcr is prepared to vorify tho state ment. Ho (Cooper) thinks that this was ono of tlio lot turned looso by Smith, of Florin. It is evident that tho statement inalo in Tho Beo, some time- ago by your correspondent of Florin, that "a rabbit drlvo will bo an event of tho near future,"-is not bo fairy or haro-y nsit might appear to tho uninformed. Furthermore, it is not necessary to bo I 1 1 it ' In truOi-vii t tt nnlnii In nv, .... ,. ", ,. ,. .. I It coca without savltiir thatsomuwhero In tho Tokay vlnryards on and adjacent to Mr. Cooper's place, other Belgian hares are at large, and that tho Irabbit drlvo picture ia not overdrawn. I In connection with this Belgian 'haro I tiuesllnn, and thu out-como, n cunllo man lately nrrivod from Santa Barba ra County, stated to vour correspond' ont today that in Ventura County and tlie southern part ol t-nnta liar bara County, Belgian hurca wcro run wild. Big: shoe sale, Givcn's old stand. Ncwtcrf Suiartcct factory. Tht cltUens of Newbov, Yamhill county, havo formed nu organization un der tho name of tho Newberg Develop ment company for tho pur potto of start ing a strgar beet factory. The company has been Incorporated under tho laws of tho State ot Oregon, and havo Issued stock for securing tho industry. Tho stock has been purchased, by tho citizens of Newberg, and surrounding country. Tho company are using every possible effort to obtain all tho information they can about the beet sugar industry, Thoy have sent a representative to La Grande to gather Information and in a letter from there written by Mr. J. L. Ca vines-; ho gives ids experience iu raising sugar beet as follews: Last year I planted and cultivated 125 acrea of sugar beets. It cost mo about f 28 or acre to produce tho beet and deliver them to tho factory. Labor cost me from 7Go to $1 pur day and board. My beets brought me $1.47 per ton, making me a profit of 33 or acre after deducting all exponsoa, including interest. The company claim that only about 10 par cent of tho sugar consumed In the United Statca Is produced in this conn try and the producer should not fear over production. The company are mak ing an effort to contract with tho farm era to raieo augar Wis and are meeting with succes. There ia no reason why the Willamette Valley should not pro duce an excellent quality of augor beets The industry at La Grande ia a paying investment and thu Willamette Valley should havo several of these factories. The secretary of the company is F, A. Morris and the directors are Jeseo Ed wards, George O. Scars, Charles K. Spauldlng, F. II. Storey. W. O. Kruger, Clarence Butt, B. C. Miles and M. Vo taw. Soft for Joboy Bull, Let Mr. Bryan wring out his hand kerchief, wept wet with sympathy for tho Boers, and tell what ho would have done in their behalf differently from President MeKlnley. San 1'rancUco Call He could hae done one thing easily enough. He could have kept Ida cabinet and particularly his secretary of state from so acting, and so speaking, and so ' writing, is to give an entire world the - t li. .! impression mat me wjiuiuisiraiiuii was earnestly anxious to see the Boers whipped, and that therein the adininla t ation voiced the sentiments of tlie American tople If the administration ia not pro-British why did it permit a government official like Captain Alfred T. Mahan to write signed artlait for the magazines de nouncing the Boer and oulcglzlng thtj British side of the conflict? K Mahan had dnouned the Biithh and eulogized the Boers, it Is safe to uy that his cffltial tongue would have been silenced instanter hacrament' !' BUNC0ED1W1TH A GOLD BRICK Hasti.ntj8, Feb., Juno 15. William Kerr, president of tho ..dams County Bank, has received word from tho Den ver Mint that n "gold" brick Jio pur chased from a stranger at Leavenworth, Kan., a few days ago for 13,000 Is mado of copjwr. Tho brick was transferred to Mr. Korr by a man who represented himsolf to bo an old mining partner in California of Albert Kerr, a cousin ol tho bank presi dent. Mr. Kerr, Juno 3, accompalnod tho stranger to Leavenworth, whoro tho brick, hold bv a companion Ol tho "minor'' waa drilled. Tho Eamplo which Korr had assayed' In Kansas City was found to run 20 to tho ounce Mr. Korr returned to Leav enworth, drew on his .bank for $13,000, and becamo possosstid of tho brick, which ho sent to tho First National bank nt Denver. la Probate. ' . II. E. Hall, guardian of tho person and estate of Hiram A. Hall, infirm lms re ported tho sale of a tract of land belong ing to tho estate, doscribed as lot No. 25, Woodburn Fruit Farms, and was or dered to mako a deed to tho proporty to L. G. Barron, tho purchaser. To the Asylum. W. J. Downey, aged 2i), from Mul tnomah, Wm. C, Wnngman, aged 3 from Yamhill, and nnd Walter Brundogeo, aged 30, from Morrow county, wero re ceived at tho naylum yesterday. Cots Free. B. F. Harvey, tho H. P. brakoman, implicated in tho Winnlo Thorn outrago, waa tried at RosoburgTuosday and ac quitted by tho jury. The Health Problem Ia much stmpler than la sometimes sup posed. Health depends chlclly upon perfect digestion nnd puro blood, and tho problem is solvod vory readily by Hood's Sarsaparllla. You may keep woll by taking it promptly for nny stom ach or blood disorder. Its cures of scro fula, salt rheum, catarrh, dyspepsia, rheumatism and other diseases num bored by tho thousands. Tho favorite family cathartic is Hood's Pills. 1 hew Cuban Tariff. Havana, Juno 15. For some timo past tho revenues of Cuba havo been steadily decreasing. This has been duo to tho prospective tariff changes, which havo caused immeiiBo quantities of goods to bo imported In bond, tho mer chants believing that oil certain lines of goods tho duties of tho now tariff, which becomes effective today, would bo lower than under tho old schedule. Tho mor chandlso in bond here, now ready to bo taken out, Is valued nt moro than ftOO, 000. From now on there is expected to bo an increaso in tho rovonucs. At Bed Time tuko a ploasa nt herb drink, tho nux morninu I feel brluht and my com plexion ia tatter. My doctor eaya It nets gently on tuo stomach, liver nnd kidneys, and la a pleasant laxative. It is mado of herbs, and is prepared as easily as tea. It la called Lano'a Medi cine. All drugglsta soil It at 25u. and 60 eta. Lano'a Family Medicine moves tho bowels each day. If vou cannot cut it. send for frco samplo. Addreta, Orator i. Woodward, JoKoy, N. Y. Bara the t tll8 Kind YOO llatl AlMfS BIW The Teleiraph Line to Alaska. Vancoovku, ll. O , Juno 15. Con atructlon work on tho all-Canadian tola- graph lino to Dawson has about been completed, and hereafter direct connec tion can bo mado with Quesnclle, Ilazlo- ton. Telegraph Creek, Atlln, Dawson, Taktio Arm, Tagls and Bennett. Try Alttn's Foot En A powder to bo shaken Into the shoos. Your feet feel swollen, nervous and hot. and get tired easily. If you havu smart ing leei or tigut anocn, try Allen's hoot Easo. It cools the feet and makes walk ing easy. Cures swollen, sweating feet, Ingrowing nails, blisters and callous spota. Relieved corna and bunions of all pain und gives rest and comfort. Try it today. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores for 25c. Trial package Free. Address Allen 8. Olmsted, LoRoy, N.Y.I I will now give a reduction of 10 nor cent on all drees Hats. .Mies Jv. Hmltli, State street. 0 13 Ol Bryan's latest utterance on the Phili ppines: "I think thia country should toll those people that wo aro there only for the purpose ot establishing a stable govern ment, and that when wo havo done so we should turn the Islands over to thu people thoro and protect them against foreign aggression, as wo havu protected tho South American Republics." Tbe llomilett Mao la Salca As well as tho liaudbomcst. und others aro Invited to call on any druggist and gel frco a trial bottle of Kemp' uaisaiu tor nit inrtmt arid uunga, u remedy that la guaranteed U cure and believe all Chronic and Acuto Coughs, Asthiun, Bronchitis and Consump tion. Price 25o. and 60c, eod.Vw Peace Declared Why devote all your time reading tho Boer War and tho Gold Fields of Alaska? There aro other matters o vital importance; you may make a trip East, and will want to know how to travel. In order to havo the beat ser vice, use the Wisconsin Control Ity. Between nu raui and uiifagor. vox atea and other information, write Jaa. A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Oro no.o rfotkt to Palatial Coslractori. fif-fllftt! htria ttlll lu rwj'ivMt ltv llifi tindursiifntil nn tn and Ini-lnillm- Jnrui 25, WOO, for the painting of three cot tages. The right la reversed to reject any or all bids. For particulars apply at the Elk head Saloon. W. It AxniiisflN. Salem, Oregon, Juno 12, 1WX. ClZ-tf CASTOR I A For Infanta and Children. The Kind Yo Have Always loiit Signature of C&&yff&&&t4 tlaa ill a El TTVXNVVXXNXVN.XVXSV-S Tho Kind You Havo Always Bought nml -which lw.8 liccn. In tiao for over 30 yenrs, hns horno tho slfjnntnro of yfir . m ,a-"ta,"-, " m nml lms umk All Counterfeits, Imitations mid" Just-nH-pood" nro hut Experiments that triflo with nnd endanger tho health of Infants and Children Expcrlenco njrnhiHt Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castoria Is n harmless gubstltuto for Castor Oil Pare goric, Drops mid Soothing Syruns. It Is Pleasant It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nareotlo Bubstaucc. Its ago Is its guarantee. It destroys "Worms nnd allays Povcrlshncss. It cures Diarrhoea nnd "Wind Colic. It relievos Teething Troubles, cures Constipation nnd Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach mid Dowels, giving healthy mid natural Bleep. Tho Children's Pnnnccn Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Soars tho (La&Y7Uc4 The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THKCCNTAUN COMPNT( TT MUHHAT tBIiT. NIWTORH OtTT eosnrmwTj R. M. WADE &. CO. SALEM OREGON Something to Be Proud Of la tho ownership of a Orescent. Cleve land or Gondron bicycle. It Is tho nemo of jxirfectlon In bicycle construction, wiierul ngutnesH ia noi micnncixi, ior strength und mechanical skill blend to make n wneei tnnt ia uuexcuiieti ior ruu nng qunlltlea and rullabil ity. Wo havo itsplendld stock to choose from. Atf"5, to $50. R. M. Wade &Co Lover s of Fine Laundry work naturally havo strong likes mid !! Illfitli In tlilfl ri.i.tirfl. ITnlnflii fltiitlv .Inmi up. colored shirts and shirt walsta Isn't mill prenuuiBUiu. j'.unur L'urmeill mostly ouea its flno look to tho laundry. What huiIo shoHN the aunremu roault of the Troy process. Its thu aplc nml apan that woo lortuno auccesafiillyi Give ua a trial. Salem Stuam Laundry colonkl j. oi.MMTian wiorattrroR. ItOUOUa I), OIIMTICAII, MUll. Phone. HI. -M l.ilmrty ritreet A Man Wanted That has tested tho flno qunlitlea of our table winra, and can honestly suv that they have ever sampled anything of finer quality I'ood body and general ull- around excellence. Iu burguudloa. clar ets, Hhlne wines, aauturua, etc., etc Our stock of llnu wlnea and Ihpiora la always the cliolccat to be found any where, and our price are alwaya loar (or high quality. J P, Rogers 21S and 222 Commercial Street. n holtsaale and retail. '""rji I ,1 If TEJP , : ii "tsistriat been mndo tinder his per sonal supervision nlnco Us lnfuncy. Allowno ono to dccolvo you In this. Signature of Our Lawn Mower Will do moro work than any other two machines In thu niatkot. Wherover used u smooth, even, and beautiful car. tet ot green la produced. On such grassy ileitis, golf, Jaw n tennis, nnd open air recreations generally 11 ud Ideal condi tions. A mower coating only f I.C3 will return many times ila coet in pleasure njoyed and labor saved. Wo, carry uvorythlng in hnrdwnro. LITTLE BO-PEEP LOST HER SHGEP But no one need worry nliout mutton thia timo of the year, It they can get dulnty and delicious Spring hwnh for nn appetizing and nourishing Hummer incil, Wo huvo everything in choice meats, ami all tho dullcaclua ol thu sea son In both frolh and nmoked meats that will unit thu most critical epicure. E, C. CROSS SALEM OR. The water Wouldn't stop running Bccaiisothn fituret has worn out, and of coursu thu people of Hal em know Unit when there la anything In thu Hue ol plumbing repairing, range or furnace work, una or Mourn fitting, or military plumbing of any kind that we are ox jKirta lu that lino, and are prompt to unaner your call, and our charges aro moderate. BARR & PETZEL 811 COMMEUCIAL KTItEi.T. Telophonu No. 171 &"". "O m W n aV.S I cvVikikt ( BUSINESS OAItDS. C. JHL. MCK Successor to Dr. J. M. Kccno. ol Whlto Corner. Salem Or. Parties desir ing BUMjrior operations at modoroto fees in any branch arc in especial request. ALBERT A. JESSUP. 1'hono 1071. nooMa 1 and it, okay nnc. Osteopathy lu Salem mid Albany DR, GRACE ALBRIGHT Graduate of American School of Osteo pathy. SAI.UM Monday, Wednesday and Frldav : hours. U to 11 a. m. : 1 to 4 p. over Wellor's grocery. ALBANY Juusday, Thursday and Saturday t hours I) to 12 n. ui. ; 1 to 6 p, m., Mrs. Wilms residence. SOUIiE BHOS. riAiNo mm and hei-aireiis 1'OItTLAND ORE For BaKmci and Tlolultr Icata onXit at Um Will a MnsloHtoc. B. R. JONES, AUornoy-nt-Law Toledo. OroKon. Waa Cliirk of Circuit Court for alz tun andhas an ti-tOHlato aUtrsxtof all property In Lincoln couutjr. lM7m Si F OFFICIO, CITY UALL. DFor water sorvlco noply at ofllc. Bllla puyublo monthly In ndvuuco. Muko all coiiiplaltUB ut tho ofllco. CAl'lTAL CITY Express and Transfet Meets all mall and nassongor tralnii. Biunruuo to all nnrtiwil tho cltv. l'roinnt service, Tolepliono No. 851. tiic!iiiii. t. oiiiTrM 11D(UM . DUI1 XJkM Willamette Stables. Thu undersigned nro now occupy ing thu WlllainuttoStttblo. south Commercial street, and aro ready to hire you a nlco rig or feed and caro for your team when tn Salem. Horses boarded by tho week. Satisfaction guar nntucd. Youi patronngo solic ited. iML'tf Harold & Reynolds- J. C, STONE. M. D. I'roprlator ot Stone's Drue Stores HaLKM4.0Iir(lUN. KTho stcros (two Iu mimttr; aro locator a No. 233 atut 833 Commercial itrctl, and arc well storked with aroinptrto linn oldruji and inollclusi, toilet artlclct, twrluinrrr, brushes elc.,ote.,elo. Pit BTONK llsaliad scrne25 jcars xprlenro In Ilia pran tlcoofnusllclueaiidnow makes no cliariu tor rniisullatlnu. oiainliiatlnu or praoorlpttau. ciiiti:-) TOOTHACHE, EARACHE and NEURALGIA la a inlnulei all druss Ills or Tliat Tl-I.ii 3lr.llo.tl C. 50 llruadwsjr, Nf York. rWul for llouklnl. OTEAM WOOD SAW O Two Mnolilnea Work Uonu Uulakly. Teluphniiu 'ifiSii black. Iavu orders at ri'Hldonco on ll'th street, or Stoluer'a market. M. Van Flukt, kw I'aiik, 5-Utf PLATING Horal Hllver Mclal ...I V Trlpla Hllter 1'lata IW 40 KnUea rr sat () hmsI liamlki.. roiks t-crsctfl. mini liiulles, nt L ...u. ..... ... A .!.... I I ..I.. ... U. 13 rorkSrMtB, ilotal lianrtlM. S3 Tl.lmKnii H, , ,,, , 0 leaiMinsr otfl,........ -il llullt-r KiiUvi, "' - 03 fluxar Blulls, racli. .. . 03 I'arirliia Bl W 60 10 60 S3 Napkin Itliio r 8t 8, Ca.lor..... ... ..ti eotoit w Call and get our prices on Gold und Nickel plating. Ji. A. ROBERTS, IOO Btttto btreot. 1-e Phono 3870 IVicCo Stage. leaves Wlllaiuetto stable (1)20 a, m. dally for Lincoln, Kuur, MiCoy, and I'urrydalu and return aaiuu day. Now hack, good horaea and careful driver, Cartels dullvercd along tho line. 311) tf ft. E. Davis. MBS. M. A. COOK, Proprietor, Salem Steam Dye works. tadlea'andguiita'cloth'ta cleaned dyed, repaired and prossol. Hats and gloved dry cleaned. Coata and voita ruliued. Velvet collars replaced 011 overcoats. IOO Com'l 8t Opp Hotol Wlllamatto &)., Wate lli MataVHarkim -s- Smi R rKAMrATK54 State St wi-u. uuunuiiLni Now la tho liot time to now buckwheat. We havo a largo atouk of the. choicest aHMla an tho market which wo an soiling at a wry low prlco. Dwarf of Essex Rapo SoOti This la thg time sow thia great forage plant. Thu greatest green ftcd for rattlo. sheep, horeoa ami hoga there In A very heavy yielding plant, beat everything elau. Sold by Brewster & White vl coutrr mt. rrioxa 1781, iXialerv in aeoda, hay, grain, mill food and flour, WANTED. NBW tOdaV ar1vnrtlMi.t. t t . - - T j r w vspniiiDii a. a iarafv a Ties or leas in this column Insanitd' three tlmos fpi- 2Bp., BOo a W-Kt. i,uupermontl(, nn ovoriournr at ame rate. Jwar-JlC c; UAH V.dlW'Mllr.ar.. Hflf.ltlnilnr In mAJf- nXn,lllt l're 2p. Also liay. Jor'a) on grbuhd flvel "iico ran ui caieni on rlllver UruoKi tails road. Quo, Ii. AlhH. ; 6 lSSw' WANTED. Sample distributor mmle4J uverywiiere: v por l.uwj eittir mi bend self addreBood etampod envVldi,t Sonoma ltemedv Co.. 07i Third AvV Brooklyn, N. Y. (j I3'3tt WANTKD-At Hold Salem an "office! ooy. inquire at notci. O-10-3 FOB SALE. 110 acres of good bottom mini, iu ncrra in nops, gooU liouso and barn. Address B. J. Hall, Hall's Fer ry or Creston, Or. fj-lltf l FOll SALE Five acrea choico garden Is mm, Kow iiuuae, orcnara anu other; tlrat brick house, north side Garden; roau. MMm' ' I'HAETAN For sale high grade vn. iiicio, uvii maKo, nearly new, will sell for one-fourth value. Mitchell. Lowia A Staver Co. o 0-tf seiir; OL.EAN U1.0VEB UAY-From lM Hubbard farm now on tho market. Orders Bhould bo left early, as thoro la n tmrul i1ninflt.il ojt f v.M.Aki. . B Hu.H.aa., Mwv WUllTfUIUllal street, tjalem. o 7 3w A BLACKSMITH Onn !. trnn. .1.. tho trade thoroughly can aecura at j D.-...U juu mm gwuu pay. DaiOBB,' Wagon Factory. tMM Commercial street. 67'trll JEHBEY COWS FOB SALB.-TwelY iv.m ii nuiiviiui ociMjrtuiu ior aatesffi at a bargain. Harvey Walker. Silver. iuii ruau, two nines east ot rairr grouuda. 0 4 Ml; FOB SAL1.-At Aahland, 30 acrea, 101 111 frlllt. Ill iwiti-ll lwtlt flnn Itniuu a water, climate, and achoola, clear tltl niiu uitay leriua, A. u, UUllirieW Ashland, Oro. 631-tmfi i i I!, FOR RAI.KSmnll ilwt km IK .o.t - " .--..- -..... H,vn Mum ... m,ITB Kood house and orchard half mlln fmm.: railroad doiiot for J1250. AddraiaJs Homoatcad caro Journal office. S'Jt u--.'-imt WOUK HOUSES FOR SALE.-Bovor-A al head ot gooil work horses for sale can Imi seen at farm of T. CI. Jnrv.' 8 iiiIIcb couoh of Salem. Wm, Frlckey uox vi rjaiom. 0 1 Jmf WHEN HAVINQ-Your spring aklrta' aianiln nn 4.. a!.... t. Iaa..a ff-a, . - ' - - - - -rn s aiiiJiaaj I no us II ' I ', , ) ' ' '' I II l I M. V I.IMUU ftU W UHIMI ?. Vl.fIUr. AI1D lj only exclusive skirt-maker in 8alom.'T'l reneci lit (tiarantoed, and prices reasonable Boom 6 corner Liberty and Statu street, Gray block. rV.9ft.1mn zjl.jz-1 v a SHAVING TEN CENTS-Tho nublla t aro invited to patroniio tho Manila"! iiaruer utiop. II thia shop la secured by tho comblno tho price will bo in-' j street. .Mbi FOB SALE-Ono good 3i Bain wagon, ono buggy, one two-aeaUsd open '"l-Kyjt ono roau cart, ono ateei wm ono narrow, one 14-Inch Oliver d Chilled plow, two 14-lnch atl plowa''J aomo goou acconu-nanu wooa cnop-., pcr'a tools. Call at Jacobs aad Los ror, genorai biackamiih ituop, new tabor Exchango, Bivor lioad. 6 17, It WOOD HAW.-Call up Phone 3M4 Blnck and ttct W. II. Crota ateaw wood saw to cut your wood. AH orders j promptly attended to. 5-17-lmo.J WANTED-Thla week good waltreia.J Steady lob. Willamette Hotel. 0 22U-i B0BIN80N THEUMAL BATH-Cabl-- net tho greatest known health pro-i nnd 1 1 ''.Ml aivnnllnir to aim anil nual.l'J ll. l' m Iwfllr Itiu (.1 inilrnM. Ur.U J. A. BellwoodandMrs.T. B. Fair a. , V.w aswn w aw ni.iv.ir. ..w.i bank. Roneral aeunta. 333 Front Ht: ; Salem, Or. 6.10-M,; WANTED. Two girls for geuoral Iioiim j wora, .ppiy ai ino votings jioioi. ItOOMH. Furnished or unlurnlehedfj single or lu suites, dining room ad J joining, nomo-:ii.e. aeconu iioor ixit tlo block, Mattm Hutchlns. prop." 4 13 If j A GOOD Onnotunltv to learn tho Iw elry and watchmaking trade. Onlyj such ixyaona aa can I urnish the best 3 nt ridiirioinvi iwA annlv. O. tl.. Hliigua, 200 Commercial street. 4 6 Usi NEW BUG 0 1 KB.-A car load different . a . . ... i...i:..1 SUITS, PANTS, OVEBCOAT8, To. meajuro. Perfect lit guaranteed,! iliuui ....I ... ..!.... f.M It il ,uuu B.yiua iu aoicvt num. .. u.,( Belle, mate Street, agent wanua- maker A Brown, Philadelphia. 4-7-ti HOUSE CLEAN EBS IkmembaxS liiai tno ocab ana cneapcsi carptj puporla tho heavy felt ulTiik Journal nrhce. iea paper aoiar 39." HOTELSANTIAMI At llntrnlt. Oreuon Now open for Summer TouriaU, ntni houao, nuwly furulslied nrat-claaaaccoat odatloua. Prica from 11.00 to i 1.60 Perl day. Good Mck train and aaddl lioraastl alwaya ready to accomotUW iouriita toj Hot Snnnua. Marlon IJike. aud Lak'a. Pamella and all good (lining poluta. H. Jacob, PreD: ifTXOBuUyoulrUafr "" "'"" S & ZINN 'Phone 2074. glasses lropplug weara away gut eyestrain Injure tlia p It It constant. The atrI aaniiosta lueii aa a alUat lould bo reruoilied at owe. antntee to do with stM-. (n free. Delay aro tMnaao v3 S 2 59 IHlvMf4 Will 1m natd for the turn-at m4 9 tlon ol any person iNwajW. kj-aaaj w? cutting palms o- shtubfeory w e tmam tho WillametU Hotel. . 0 tf J. Cew-W. aiyiea, nrsl ciasa juai receives jy j before von buy, call and two thepaJi rohloAlliahop.SUto and Front Bt ' 4 4UH .