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k 't3rvi3,i5.' Acts gently on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels Cleanses the vstem 'Stiller OVERCOMES LrftD H4BlTUALCbSTlPAT'0N ,UMU PERMANENTLY "5Bc,I EFFECTS. OUT THE GtMUINt-MAHT 0 By U!vRNIATGfSYRVP(. u,.'l'l "SfwV' rtr.? ro au by u onwtuii rnu M n Mini. O. C. T. Co's PA88EKQER'BTFAh,Elt pOMONA altonA LKAVLH Nlll l'OIITI,AND .'", Dally except Rtinilny at 7 a mi D1CK TJMK AND ClIKAP HATES. Dnck.betwrvu Hlftto arid ('unit tils. M. V. 1IALDW1N, Avent. INDUCEMENT For Two Monthi June and July Have you been satisfied lth tho Fla voring Extracts you lmo been using of any-oues-mnkor lointroouco our own mako "Diamond Brand" wo will givoi large enough bottle, wo con not got 2 ounces In thoeo 2 ox or 25c panncl bot tles of other stores. Own make, strong and puro. Yokohama Tea Store I'hono 2412. Freo Delivery. A. J. A "V fc .. 4 rJ AND VIEWS v Mrs. L. Lemon, of Irving, Lauo coun ty, is visiting her sou, K. L. Lemon, of Yew Park. Hon. and Mrs. Frank O. Baker, of Portland, accompanied by their Infant ton, passed through tho city last ovo nlng, en routo for Soda Springs, whero they expect to spend an outing season. II. R. Page the gonial liveryman, of tho Red Front Stables, has been con fined to the houso tide week struggling with a run of the measles. He will no4 bo able to attend to business for another week, KHOH STATE EVCIIAKOPli. Prof. Churchill, of Bokir City, hos been elected president of tho Normal school at Weston. Prof. I). V. S. Rled not being an applicant for ro election, j Mrs. E. E. Paddock has icturntd to her home in Independence, afteV visiting in Corvallis. Mrs. II. Watklns, of Prcscott. Wash., arrived in Corvallis Saturday, visiting with relatives and friends. Miss Jessie Corbett arrived In Corval lis Saturday, from Iowa, to visit during the summer with tho family of her brother, W. O. Corbett. Last Thursday, Chris. Jackson broke the road record for a bike from Eugene, to Cottage Groe, a dictanco of 22 miles, riding the sumo 1 hour 10' minutes. This is good time for such rovls Mrs. Myrtle Veatch, of Gallic, Ore, has returned to Cottage Grove for, the summer. Sir. Veatch will join her in a few weeks. Rollie Ramp and wifo, of Albany, are at Cottaee Grove tho guests of Mrs, Ramps'e parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. Mies Nanna P. Faddock, who has been acting as private secretary to tho presi- dtntof the State university during the lst year, was formerly elected by the lea! bakinrVderspieic, 2 SSSI g "f T V '" "".I I of any kind of flavoring, purchaser to H ' thought sho will bo on entlro loss furnish tho bottle. Bo snro and bring Erb fc Von Pntton received via boat 0 E ECH AM'sl PILLS ro ALL BILIOUS AND NERVOUS DISORDERS'. SICK HEADACHE. 1 and CONSTIPATION, Kindred WEAK STOMACH, ) DUeases Sola crery nbtre. In box w. at 10 ceuta and 25 ytiyiy lyyyyyjyyy board to tho position of registrar nnJ secretary to tho president, dating from July 1, 1000. Salary, $000 per year. Tho other selection Is Miss Ida IJell Roo, A. B., Instructor in English, salary 1 500 per year. Miss Roo has been dolne special work in tills position during tlio past year, and is well qualilled for her duties. Tho Junction City Hotel has changed hands. Mrs. John Baker and family will move into tho Harp rosidonco land R. F. Baker and family will assumo the management of tho hotel. A ear load af Belgian hares passed through Salem this week enrouto for Spokane, Wash., They wero from Cal ifornia. CIIAUTAQUA FUVTURKS. Tho Willamette Valley Chautaoua. which begins at Oregon City July 11, has been oxceedincly fortunate in securing star singers, lecturers, humorists, car toonists, readers and elocutionists in such a galaxy, it is difficult to namo tho chief attractions. To many it will bo tho Metropolitan juoueo singers, oi tiincago, wno rank at tho very top of tho justly opular Jubilee singers of this country; tho lover of art will come many miles to hear tho famed Alton Packard, of Ohio. whoso cartoons have brought laughter and merriment to newspapers through out tho country; tho lover of humor, lit with wisdom, will award tho palm to Thomas McClary, tho greatest pulpit orator in Minnesota; tho lover of dramatic genius will chooso Clarcnco Lcmp the Shakespearon echolar. At tho special reguest of his numerous admirers Roland D. Grant, of Now Hampshire, has been recalled to speak for tho tilth tlmoattbis assembly. Tho aiiuunl Chautauqua address on Recognition Day Thursday, July 10, w ill be olven bv president Stronu. of tho State University, who has already made. such a tnvornuio impression upon tho Stato of Oregon. The La Grande Encampment. Tho G. A. R. encampment nt La Grande, commcnclngTuesdny, Juno 10th promises to bo a great success. Visitors from all over tho stato will bo drawn to that lively and growing Eastern Oregon town, reduced fares being offered on the transportation llncPf Preparations havo also been mado for parties camping out, and tho town 8eeui8 to bo alive to tho situation. Many will go from Salem and vicinity and visit tho sugar-beet uarden spot of tho northwest. OASTOIIIA. Bean tie Iha Kind You Hava Always BougM eigniui. sjy rStt-- of tcarr. J-cttcwn AMI Along the River. Tho steamer Gypsy, that ran against a snag near Independence, Is still at tho bottom of tho river. Iho company ,nwi0 nn effort to ralso her, but owing to used at the stato houso. They weighed 121,000 pounds each. A largo shlpmout of sheep pelts was received today for the Thomas Kay woolen mill, and Catliu fc Linn received a largo consignment of hops. Owing to tho low stugo of water, tho boats are not running on tlio upper Willamette. Tho Altona and Ratnona aro making thoir regular dally trips down the river. $25.00 Reward Will bo paid for tho arrest and convlc Hon of any person caught Injuring or cutting palms or shrubbery In or around tlio Willamette Hotel. 20 tf J. Conner. OASTOIIIA. Bean tha "to m "art Wa's BWW Dramatic Recital1 Tlio entire proceeds of tho nnnual dramatic rccllol at UnUersity Chapel noxt Monday ovenlng will bo devoted to carpeting the chapel stago. Admission only 10 cents, and a flno program is in sured, under direction of Miss Mabel Lankton Carter. 3t DIED. MILLER. At tho Oregon hospital for the Insane, Friday, Juno 10, 1000, Stephen Miller, aged about 33 years. Tiio deceated was received at tho asy lum June Oth of thin ear, from Multno mah county, to wliioh place- tho remains will probably be sent for burial. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tho Signature of Si Lady Injured. Mrs. Welder of Eugene, who is visit ing friends on the II. C. Fletcher place, seven miles east of this city, met with quite a painful accident Friday, fit e was out riding on her bicycle anil In go ing down a steep pitch, she lost control ot tho wheel and was thrown off. The left side of her face striking.t ho grouned was severely bruiwd, especially about the eye. A phynieian was called and attended to her injuria which also In cluded a sprain of the left arm. On his advice the lady came to the city in the evening and consulted Dr. A. 11 Gillls in regard to her eye, whieh how ever was found not to have sustained any serious injury. ( IMPAIRED DIGESTION, ' DISORDERED LIVER and ( FEMALE AILMENTS. rents each Annual tale oTtt 0,000,003 boxo. yesterday four largo iron sills, to bo "A Miss fa As Good as a Mite." If you are not tntirety 'axil, yoxi are it!. Illness docs not mean death's door. It is a sense of weariness, a " tired feeling," a life filled ivith nameless pains and goffer ing. In 90 of cases the Mood is to bUnit. Hood's SarsapurSla is Nature's corrective for disorders of the blood. Remember M U'Jfi, THAT IIORSETRADE. Laoiley Wins Out In Circuit Court-Last Jury Trial This Term. Tlio caso of Stanton vs. Laugley, tried before a jury in DopL No. 1, Fri day, wherein a horso trade between a couplo of Monitor farmers was ex ploited, resulted in a verdict for defond and, Langloy. Tho following docket entries wore nl bo made: II. O. Rocho, plaintiff, vs, Frank Mc- Cullough, defendant; action for money; by consent of parties and tha court, heard by tho court without jury. A. M. Petersen plaintiff, vs, John Muuko defendant; amended a motion to strlko out part of answer stricken out on motion of defendant with lcavo to plaintiff to fllo second amonded motion to strlko out parts nt answer on or Uoforo Juno 10th. M. Aloxandor, plaintiff, vs, E. O. Her ren and F. Ivy, defendants ; Bctlon for mancy; plaintiff1 motion to etriko out part of second amended answer sus tained. The Excitement not Over Tho rush to tho drug store still con tinues and dally scores of people call for a bottlo of Kemp's Balsam lor tho Throat and Lungs for the euro of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption. Kemp's Unlearn, tho standard family romedy, is sold on a guarantee and novcr foils to give entiro satisfaction. Prlco 25c. and 60c. 2 Big shoe sale, Given's old stand. DAPTIST ANNUAL MEETING. Church Debt Was Rained Last Year and Out- look Is Promlsloc The Annual meeting of tho Baptist church was held ;on Thursday evening. Roports wero presented from tho differ ent departments ot work. Tlio mortgage on the building has been raised tho young peoplo assuming tho balanco un paid. This 1b now $100. It is already mainly provided for in notes and prom Ices to bo paid in November. Tho total raised by tho church last year is $4078.85 oxiluslvo of tho Woman's Missionary, tho Sunday School and the Young Peo ples Incidental expenses. Special note was taken of tho generous gift of f 1000, by II. S. Gilo and wlfo. advanced to them by the Home Mission Society N Y. Eighty-oiio havo been added to tho membership during the past eighteen mouths. Tlio church work is prosper ing generally and tho outlook is prom ising. II, McKii.lop. Falling Fits May bo relieved and nearly al ways cured if tho nerves aro regulated, strengthened and built up with tho great brain nnd norvo medicine, Dr. Miles' Nervine. "I Imd trU'iitfc fit for fourean and dur ing that tiit tvvua attended by several cml nti.t p'jrtic ina without being relieved. WW iiMrtmi )eara old J commenced tuk I t Dr. tf Ira' Nerviue and In (ix montha t ttiKti v.iugone. Have had no return - It U . ' 4.veu can." Fkamc 1'akk, t ' - About Millinery. Tho Paris Millinery store has moved into Greenbaum'a drv roods store, noxt door to the postoMco, nt which nlnco Mrs. Chase will rontinuo to clve bar. gains in fine millineiy u til tho goods arq disposed of. 5-31-Iih A Dramatic Event. Next Mondav ovenimr the Colleeo of Oratory will givo the first dramatic re cital evor given bv the student body. It will bo under tho ablo mannauemont of Prof. Mabel Lnnkton Carter. There will ho a small admission feo of 10 cents charged, which will go toward carpet ing tno stago oi tlio college ciiapcl. 3t Detutlts Atpoloted. Stock Inspector W. Scott Taylor, has made the following appointment of dep uties for tho ensuing year: Salem I). D. Keelor. Brooks, Lnbish precinct F. A. Mols- an. Silverton B. II. Davis. Crotou, Ilalli Ferry B. F. Hall. Turnpr M. Howo, Marion T. W. Rutherford. Btayton A J. Richardson. Jefferson A. Relfo. ChamiKH-g precinct Frank Osborn. Dea'aess Canaot Be Cured by local apilicatlons,as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There li only one way to cure deafness, and (hat is by constitutional remedies. Deaf necs Is caused by an inflamed condition of tho mucous 1 1 nine of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gels inflamed yon have a rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing, and when it Is entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless tho in flammation can lie taken out and thU tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will Im destroyed ferever: nine caes out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condi tion of the mucous surfaces We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that can not bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. F J. CH BNEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 76c. Hall u Family Pills are the beat. MARRIED,. PL'OH-GRETY At Brooks, Oregon, on Wednesday, June 13, 1900, Mis Grace Grety, of Brooks, to Percy I'ugh, ol Salem, Rev. Lauuer, of the Kv angelical oburtjh of Brooks, officiat ing. The groom Is well awl favorably known in Salem, anl the bride is a highly repeted yWBj lady ot Brooxs. The happy couple will make their liome at failver Creek Falls. iiraiiWiMiagnrnTfTn SUNDAY SERVICES. cmnlcit or god. North Salem Saturday evening 7:80. Sunday 11 a. rn. Rev. Porter, preaching. 8DNDAYBC1I00L WORK, Rev. Lewis, ono of tho moat noted na tional Sundayschool workers is to speak at tho First M. E, church Sunday oven lng. TJN1TV. No evening service. Morning scrvlco at 10:30 o. m. Rov. A. D. Halo, of Al bany, will nreach on tho subiect: "Tho Church of the Future." ST. TAOb's EPISCOPAL. First Sunday after Trinity. Mc.rh.lng prayer and sermon at 10:30 a. m. Sun day school at 11:30 n. m. Even-song and sermon at 8 p. in. KVANOKI.icAI. CHURCH. Seventeenth nnd Chemekcto street, N. Hhupp pastor, preaching services by the pastor at It p. nt. and 8 p. m. Sun day school at 10 a. m, and Y. P. A. nt 7 p. in. y. m. c. A. Rov. F. A. Perry, ot Lansing, Mich., will preach at tho Y. M O. A. rooms, thrco successive evenings, beginning Monday, Juno 18. A feast is in store for all. Como everybody. CO.VaREUATIOXAL. Rev. W. O. Kautner. nastor. Preach ing at 10:30 n. in. nnd 8 p. in. Morning subject: "Standing With tho Wrng Crowd." Evonlng subject: "Tho Sword of Goliath." Sunday school at 12 m. Y. P. 8. C. E. nt 7 p. m. . llAPTIBT. Ronald McICIIlop, pastor. Tepics: "A Prayer for tho Church" ot 10:30 a. in ; "Sympathy Botween Heaven and Earth" at 8 p. in. Sunday school at 12 m. Young peoples meeting led by Nora Huyo at 7 p. m. Prayor meotfng on Thursday at 8 p. m. CENTRAL CONGimiATIONAL. Corner Nineteenth nnd Forry stroota, T. II. Henderson, pastor. Preaching to morrow nt tho tisuol hours. Subject at 11 a. m. "Tho Way Christianity as a Leaven Works," Subject nt 8 p. m., "Shall Wo Qlvo Up tho Blblo?" CHRISTIAN 8CIENCK. Salem Church of Christ, Scientist, 290 Liberty street. Services nt 10:80 b. m. nnd 8 p. m. Sundnys.ond evory Wednes day evening nt 8 o'clock. Subject ot Sunday lesson sermen: "Is the Uni verse, Including man, Evolved by Force?" rntsr CHRISTIAN. J. J. Evans, pastor. Preaching nt 10 a. m. and 8 p. in. Morning subject: "Conversion of Saul of Tarsus." Blblo school nt 12 in, Junior Endeavor at 6 p. rn. Y. P. S. O. E. nt 7 p. in. Theso will be tlio last services of tho church until otter tlio Turner meeting. METHODIST EriSCOl'AL. John Pntons, pastor, services tomor row nt 10:30a. in. nnd 8 p. m. In tho mornlnlng tho baccnlaurnte sermon of Willamette University will bo preached by tho Rov. H. I). Atchison, pastor of Grace Methodist Episcopal church, Pertland: nnd in tho evening tho choir nnd the College of musio will givo n sacred concert undor tho lcndorshlp of Prof, Francesco Soelov. Sunday school nt 12 in. and Epworth Leaguo at 0:45 p. in. UllEAT SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING. Rev. Dr. Lewis, of Columbus, Ohio, will speak Sundny in Salem, nnd in tho afternoon nt 4 o'clock, ho will address a mass meeting of Sunday school workers in tho First M. E. church. Dr. Lewis is ouo of tliu party who has boon mnking n tour ot tho Pacific coast, nnd holding Bunday school conventions in different Btatcs. Salem visitors to tho state con vention in Portland speak vory highly of his ability and work. Shake Into Your Shoes. Allen's Foot-Enso, a powdor. It cure painful smarting, nervous foot nnd in rrowinc nails and instantly takes the i ting out of corns nnd bunions. It's je greatest comlort discovery or tlio ,40, Allen's Foot-Easo makes tight or jew shoes feel easy. It Is a certain euro for sweating, callous nnd liot tired ocli-Ini-feet. Try it today. Sold by all druggists and shoo stores. By mall for 25c in stamps. Trial nacknuo FREE. Address Allen S. Olmsted, Loltoy, N.Y 2 OASTOIIIA. Baara tka ,4 I M Mna YOU 11318 AHMtS BOUJM Blguatnra CZ&0--' of cary. tU4AM I will now givo a reduction of 10 por cunt 011 all dress hats. Miss E. Smith, Stato street. 0 13 111" The Ashantre Httcllloo. London, June 10. 1TI10 Dally Ex press has received the following dispatch from Prahsu, dated yesterday: "Thoro has been another fight on tho line of communication of tho Kumnsslu rellwt expedition. No detals havo been officially supplied. Thoro aro 10,000 Ashantees surrounding Kumaislo, and 5,000 facing tho relief force. The lead ers of the rebellion include Ashantuah, Queen of Ofesa." The llomllest Mao la Salem As well as tho liandbomest, und others arc Invited to call on any druggist and get freo a trial bottlo of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs, u remedy that Is guaranteed to euro und believe all Chronic and Acute Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis und Consump tion. Price 25c. and 60c, cod&w Theatres Free for 1900 I. Tho 'INTERNATIONAL DRAMA,' a leading Theatrical paper desires to ar range with some Ifwly or gentleman in every town in tlio United Statea to send It a brief wvekly report of the happen Ings of tiio theatres In their town for the season of 1000-1. For this service they issue to the correspondent their "Critic's Credential Card," which entitles them to the usual courtesies of Dramatla l'aiHjri (two passes to ach play;. It la not a hard task nor does It require an experienced newspaper writer, but they must have a responsible irson who will not abuse the privileges. The "Critic's Card" enables the correspondent to sua all plays that are presented during tho season without expense. Fpr full par ticulars address, Editorial Dept., The Duano Publishing Co., Publishers, 23 Duane St., N. Y. 0 ll 6-sat Peace Declared Why devote all your time reading the Boer War and the Gold Fields of Alaika? There are other matters o vital importance; you may make a trip Bast, nnd will want to know how to travel. In order to have the boat ser vice, use the Wisconsin Central Hy.( between 8t. Paul and Chicago, lor ates and other Information, write Jas, A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Ore no.o KotU to Pslstlsf Coatradors. Staled bids will be received by the undersigned up to and including June 25, 1100, for the painting of three tot tsgeti. The right is reterved to reject any or all bids. For particulars apply at the Klkhfcad Saloon. W. K. Axdkkjiox. Salem, Oregon, June 12, 1000, tt-12-U 0m Atgclable Prcparalionror As similating llicFoodnrulRcguIa- ling ihcStoinncte and Bowcla Promotes Digc3li0H.Chccrful- ncssniKiHcsi.uoninins neiuicr Opkim.Morphinc norMneral. INOT "NARC OTIC . j3mpeafounrsMvanravm lyk Sttit (tmfudSkififr Apcriccl Remedy TorConsllna Hon, Sour Stomncli.Dlarrhocn Worms .Convulsions .Feverish ncssnmlLossOF SLEEP. Facsimile Signature of NEW YORK. exact copy or wrapper ovmiht 9 m R. M. WADE &. CO. SALEM OREGON CeMSi Something to Be Proud Of la tlm nunnruliln nf a flrifirnnt. Clovo- laud or Gondron bicycle. It is tlio nemo of perfection in bicycle construction, where lightness Is not sacrificed! for strength and mechanical skill blend to mako n wheel that is unexcelled for run nng qualities nnd reliability. Wo havo 4splendid slock to chooto from. At2G, lott0. R. M. Wade &Co tS2 Lovers of Fine Laundry work naturally havo ationg llkcsand dis likes In this regard. Unless finely donu half preHentablo, Eitlicr garment mostly owes its line look to the laundry. What wo do shows the sunreme result of the Troy process. Its the sple and span that woo fortunu successfully: Olvo us a trial. Salem Steam Laundry COLON Kb 1. OLMHTJUII I'ltOrBIKTOR. IiOKOUS I). OIJIBTKAI), UOII, f'hoco 411, ZM Liberty Street Cooling Summer Drinks produce a breezy freahnoia when made of pure ingredients. To smile when the mercury sizzles, one has only to bo for. tilled with health beverages prepared from the whiskies, brandies, gins, Jam aica and Santa Cruz rum, clarets, sher ries, etc., obtainable at Rogers'. No doubt ever attaches to the quality and value of anything purchased here. Our name standi AI, P, Rogers 218 and 222 Commercial Street. Wholesale and reUil. D-jHA.vrivjm.,-zz,ri tt-t Zg'&zm -tt-mnsE? GASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought 1 t-v 1 m lor , Kan-pa r.ha 'W f AJJM. hJ U&XVS M r - m Signature au AW M mp I of nAy rv JA' In rvftf Use U' For Over Thirty Years 1 una HA THCCCNTAlin 60MMHY, NCWVOfl CITY Our Lawn Mower Wllldoinoro work than nny othor two machines in tho market. Whorovor used n smooth, oven, nnd beautiful car pet of green la produced, On such grassy ilelds, golf, (lawn tennis, nnd opon nfr recreations gonornlly ilnd Ideal condi tions. A mower costing only $1.00 will return' many times its cost In pleasure enjoyed nnd labor saved. Wo, carry everything in hardware. iSS LITTLE BO-PEEP LOST HER SHEEP - h ib Hut no one need worry nbout iniitton this tlmo of tho year, if thuy citn get dainty und delicious Spring lamb for nil appetizing nnd nourishing Hummer meal. Wo havo everything In choice meats, nnd all the delicacies of the sea son in both frelh nnd smoked mrnta that will suit tlio most critical oplciire. I & C CROSS SALEM OR. The water Wouldn't stop running llecause the faucet lias worn out, and of course the ieoplu of Falom know (hat when there is anything In tlio lino of plumbing repairing, range or fiirnuio work, gas or steam fitting, or sanitary piumuing 01 any kiiui timt mo nro ox jxtrts in that line, nod nro prompt to answer your call, nnu our cimrgca are uiooernie, BARR L PETZEL 211 COMMERCIAL STREET. Tale phono No. 2171 m BUSINESS CARDS. O. iri. mACK Successor to Dr. J. M. Kocne, ol Whlto Corner, Balom Or. Pnrties desir ing superior operations at moderate fees in nny branch nro in esiwclnl request. ALBERT A. JESSUP. Phono 1071. ItOOMS 1 AND 3, GRAY ULK. Osteopathy In Salem nnd Albany DR, GRACE ALBRIGHT Gnulunto of American School ot Osteo pathy. 8ALEM Monday, Wednesday nnd Friday; hours, 0 to 11 n, in.: 1 to -1 p. over Weller's grocery. AJ..UA1N1 mesuoy, inursuay nnu Saturday: hours 0 to 12 a. in. ; 1 to 0 p. m., Mrs. Wilms residence. SOUIiE UllOS. PIANO TUNERS AND BKI'AIRERS PORTLAND ORE Por Balvm ana ttclnltr leave orders at di Wlll'a MimlotUnc B. R. JONES, Attornoy-nt-Law Toledo, Oregon. Wm Clark of Circuit Court for itx.TMra andhas au up-to-Uato atxtractef all propenjr In Lincoln CUUU17. 11'lfIU Salem later Co., rOtfFIOE "CIT Y-II ALL. oFor vvntor scrvlco apply ut ofllco. Hills payable monthly In mlvuncc. Muko all complaints ut tho oltlco. CAPITAL C1TV Express and Transfct Afiintn nil itinll ntnl nnnannifAr trntna. ho city. Prompt service. Telepliono No. 861. JJlttlJUH A BML'lUfl, Willamette Stables. Tho undersigned nronow occupy ing tho Willamette Stable, south Commercial utroot, nnd nro ready to hire you 11 nico rig or feed nnd enro for your team whoii In Salem. Horses boarded by tho week, Satisfaction guar anteed. Yout patronage solic ited. IMlitf Harold & Reynolds l C, STONE, M. D. Proprietor ol . Stone's Drug Stores BAI.KM.101IKGON.I CTno atcrea (two In numbtrj aro located a No. 'Hi and M3 ComiDcralat atrptt, and are well atwktd with aeotnplrto line otdmraaud mcillclnii, toilet article, jwrtnucry, hmahoa stc, et.,elo. iiu. otunn llaaliadiotnoUyrar experianre In tho prar tlcenlmodlctnoaiid now makca no charge for OoumlUtloii, oxamlnittlon or prascrlpllon. TradvUirk. CUUUH TOOTHACHE, EARACHE and NEURALGIA la a ralnnlal alt drurslila or Tliri Tl-I.o Mvtllonl Co. S50 Ilroadwar, Ni-w Totk, rVnJ for Rookie t. OTEAM WOOD SAW O Two Mnohlnns. Work Dons Uulokly. Tolophoiio 2AKI black. Ixtavo ordom at renldenco on 12th street, or Stelner'a market. M. Van Flkkt, YkwI'aiik, 6-Otf PLATING Royal Silver Uclal V Tilple Wlm Plata KntvM-rMl(0) wool liamlloa.. Kmka f Mlfl, wood hamltt't KiiIk prolO. Mvtal liiimllea. W Q rimirmD,iiti i aunie.. 1 dio iponiii ir mi 0, .. Tea iiKHtiii r tel S, --. luiur KIIKCI, eu.11 Huaar HIh-IU. tacb.. I'arrtlK Hl NapklulliiKtr Oct (I, ('ton.... ...... 1 not Call and gel our prices on Gold mead piattng, . A, ROBERTS, IOB Btuta btrat l Phono 2070 McCoy Stage. Iaivea Wll ainetto slab e (Ii20 a. m. daily for Lincoln, Zenr, McCoy, and I'errydalo and return same day. New hack, good horses and careful driver. I'arcols delivered along tlm lino, nil) If K. K. Davis. MIIS. M. A. COOK, Proprietor, Salem Steam Dye Work. I.adlofl'aml gonU'cloth"acleancd dyed, repaired und presto I, lluts and gloves dry. cleaned. Coats and vests relluod. Velvet collars re)laced 011 overcoaU, IOB ComM Bt Odp Hotel Wlllamotto SEED BUCKWHEAT Now l the boat time to sow buckwheat Wo havu a largo stock of thuchoIcetsiedsnii tho market which wo are soiling at very low price. Dwarf of Essex Rape Seed This Is thg tlmo sow this great forage plant Tho greatest greeu feed for cattle, sheep, horses and hogs thoro U A very heavy yielding plant, beats everything Brewster & White Dealers lit seeds, hay, grain, mill food ' ana uour, Xtt7St'3?JC&vXr W 10 M FJ1 ' UA . itt W (If. 10 ............. 04 10 znzzr s ottU I and toatav ady.rt fMV1 iintiii af.OO nil1 m raa tlmos for ntn at lams rata . HARVESTER FOR BAUl,T!S ovH'znnavT in KOOU COMtSMal. .IVMSj Aw fia. aiwnav mr aM MjnjMht t iiiuuo vhbi. oi saiem oti RWkjr Gswsr Falls road. Go. It. Atim. i Mlwc WELLS AND WATEH-LW- W aid to good health, I aM .twcsMwl' boro.drlvo dlgor repair wllte!AT Parr, South Saletn. 9 M tt FOR SALE.-110 acre, of good beMoM J land, 10 acres In hops, Iwod hmm mi ? u.u, nuuicrau, u, ximi, H'B Fer-. H ' ' "'"""Hi ur. H-lUl FOR 8ALP-Fivo acres choice wkn land, good houso. orchard nd 6tlir Improvements. Apply to J. , first brick houso, north tids.Oinks) road. ,,6-11-Ihi - FIIAETAN-For snlo-high, glwWH. hide, best mako, nearly new, will sell for ono-fourth valuo. Mitchell. Lewis A Stover Co. O-B-tf 0LEAN CLOVER HAY-From lh Hubbard farm now on the market. Orders should bo left early, as there Is a good demand, 300 Commercial street, Salem. 0 7 3w'' JERSEY COWS FOR SALE.-Twelve herd of superior Jersey cows tor sata at n bargain. Harvey Walker. Silver ton road, two miles cast ot "Far grounds. 8 4itf FOR BALE-At Ashland, 30 acres, 10 in fruit, In peach belt, fine house, best wator, climate, and schools, clear title nnd easy terms. A. O. Uuthrte' ABhland, Oro. 5-3Mf FOR SALE bmall Btock farm 76 am good houso and orchard half mile frow railroad dopot for (1250. Add re! Homestead caro Journal office. u 0-2-1 nit WORK HORSES FOR SALE.-Sevei-" Nw t nl hend of good work horses for sate ',J$ can bo Been nt farm of T. C. Jory, & 8 miles souoh of Salem. Wm, Frickwr k Vjf Box 01 Salem. 0 1 lat J, 'M WHEN HAVING-Your spriBg skirt 'J mado go to Sarah E, Clywer. Tho ' only oxcluslvo skirt-maker In Salem. -V Perfect Ut guaranteed, and prices H n' reasonable. Room 6 corner liberty -,i and Stato street, Gray block. 6-28-lmo '"? SHAVING TEN CENfS-Tho public nro Invited to patronize the Manila llnrber Shop. If this shop Is secured by tho combine tho price will be in creased to 16c. G. W. Piaster, 06 Stata street. 6-24-lin FOR 8ALE-Ono good 3J Bain wagon, ono buggy, ono two-seated open hnpgy. ono road cart, one steel waeon, ono harrow, ono lMnch Oliver Chilled plow, two 11-Inch steel plows come good second-hand wood chof per'a tools. Call at Jacobs and Lo cor, general blacksmith shot). ner Ijmt Exchange, Rivor Road, 0 17 1 WOOD SAW.-Call up Fhono 25M ltlack and get W. II. Crois stea-m wood saw to cut your wood. All orden promptly HUonded to. 5-17-1 mq. ROHINSON THERMAL UATH-OaW-net the groatest known health pro tector nnd restorer. 1'rlce 5.00, IM nnd (12.60 according to sixo and qual ity. 12.00 book free to natrons. Mrs. J . A. Sellwood and Mrs. T. 11. Fai bank, general agents, 383 Front St. ' Salem, Or. S-lfl-W ROOMS. Furnished or unfurnlalii), slnglo or In suites, dining room ad joining, homo-!lku. second Uoor Cot tie block. Mnttio Hutclilns, prop. 41311 A GOOD Qppotunity to learn the jw elry und watchmaking trado. Only such persona as can furnish tho bt ot reloroiicea need apply, O. 11. Hinges, 200 Commercial street. 4 0 tf NEW 1IUGGIES.-Acar load different styles, first class just rocelvcd; beforoyon buy, call and see them, l'ohlu &. lilshop, Stato and Front Sts. 4 4tf SUITS, PANTS, OVEHCOATS, To measure. Perfect lit guaranteed, 2,000 stylos to select from. II. S. lielle, Stnto Street, agent Wanna- . maker A Drown, Philadelphia, 4-7-tf '' HOUSE CLEANERS RomoinbTr, Hint tho best and cheapest carpet papor Is tho heavy felt paper sold atTllKJOUUNALUftlCC. 20-tf PEBSOWAL. LADIES A secret to enlarge your . bust six Inches freo. Kanzcmetto Co.M I'opt., juu, Miiwaukeo, wis. u-io-ai WANTED At Holol Salem an odlro, boy. IniUiro at hotel, 0-10.3 A ULAOKSMITH-Onowho knows tho p tho trade thoroughly can secure at ,' steady job and good pay, Salem '. Wagon Factory, 301 Commercial streot, 0 7 U WANTEix.Thls week good waitress. -J Bteadyjob. Willamette Hotel. C22U , WNTED. Two girls for geuoral hon. ' work. Apply at tha Cottage hotel. ' WANTED Good salesman to call on businessmen with the liesl seller ou tho market. No competition. F. L. filmw, Rex 780, Ios Angeles, Cal, J lllOStt l WANTED-Flfty wood chopr, price . t por cord. Apply to the Spauidlivg Ugglug Co., Newberg, Orefoa. i t 13 JW -- HOTELSANTIAM A llntrnll. rirnaCin Now oHsn for Snrainsr Tourist, new it houso, newly furnished flrsd-clasatccow- alations. Prlco Jrom 1.00 to $l'JM jn i I . t . ..I- . t .K.I U.I.IIa llrt.UM 61 uay, uooti jhh: imiu uu biui ukitoiv always ready to accomodate TourUt tol Hot Springs, Marion Uke, and Lak' Pnmella and all good fishing points. H.Jacob, Prop. rtotixrf Ytt. The John A. Ixgn Vetern Keunlo' Association, which bwforsamsnyywtw, been held at Mehama county, Qi,K am, been moved to Lyons, Linn county. Or?,1 by a vow 01 tue majority o owvw Hrf. Tho nresent location tl OH tna u. .' It. R. ,i Wood and a fine spring 01 wwmi . .1 .1 ......I. II .m.i.. . I. lauiiti uii rnu icruuuu. viiphhimi among tho best in tha te, m ment will bitin on Mowtta, tw JUly, IU00, KXl C0MWU4 wiuttr. . A good program Is assured, botk w3 Uj atul tlav. Veterans ol all WSM ) comisny invutxi 10 , vr, ;..T-. ,. .: .. 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