The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, June 18, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextECZEMA This most aggravating ?L!i'i?.nCld P.i?,U fcSVuT! teSfe ,. , o .1 1 i"nr""mall0. put cannot reach the disease. Only S. S. S., the real blood medicine, can do this, b. S. b., the only purely vegetable remedy known, is a safe and permanent cure for Eczema and nil dccp-sealcd blood and skin troubles. It goes direct to the sent of the disease, neutralizes the acids and cleanses-the. blood- reinforces and invinoratcs I1 hn nrirniia. nml thus rlpnra iti tl.m ,f nil !.....,.,!!.. ,1 1. .i. .... i -i ... . .1 ! .. . .. y "-" "",, i' 11 1 ,7, ,, j -.... . .... ..,Tu.iE3 n.njugii me iiuiuiui wiiuuucisj we bkiu reneveu, oil iniianimauon subiides, and all signs of the disease disapjiear. .aSaaaaBmw " 1i,f1.J,ef.. ' J'of"'"; f CjrdtDRton, Oulo Fa 'Efi.fl' Jif V es beca'"e M lMdlv ..... ......... "' 'J,!'- '""""" "cuiru uv hr tBr.M1l fnp,.ll.r tea. IaM l .ii .1.1 .(.. .. ........ -w. .viiva, ..no ,uiu wj nil uiu 'll. Pill II IU UIKC O Promptly curH, and haa never Ifnd a return of (lie diieate Thla IxUevesthewnuIdhavebeenlniiercniteyears it will do for other." Send for our book on Dlood and Skin case; they will cheerfully give any information or advice wanted. We make no charge O. C. T. Go's 1'ABtiUNllKK BlKAttiKll POMONA X. AND -JC altonA LEAVES KOU I'OHTLAND Dally xrcit Htimlay at 7 a, in. QUICK T1MK AND ClIlCAP HAT1CB. Uuok betwenn titato ami (louit Uta. M..r. 1IALDW1N. Agent. INDUCEMENT For Two Months June and July Hnvo vou been satisfied aIIIi tlio Flu voring Extrncta you lmo been using of niiy-oncs-tnako? To introduco our own inoku "Dinuionil Draml" wu will uivu ,, . Ill afftf.af. jff-1tai4ki 4H a 1 a .. vf .. ! . -. ' iiuu mm uiiu uuiiui jiuiuiiusra yi ruiivi, tea, bakitiK powdor, spicos otc, 2 ounci'H of nny kinil. of flavoring, purcliaser to furuibli tlio bottle. liu Hiiro and bring laruecnounn lmoiucp. wo ran not gut i ounces hi uiooo z or. or uc paniu'i iwt tics of other "tores. Own mako, vtrongsind puro. Yokohama Tea Store Phono 2412. Freo Dolivory. CJioCIAL NEWS 4 4 cJ AND VIEWS i yrw Walter I.yon spont Sunday in Por' land. Mr. and Mrs. AllnOiesy aro in Port laud. Mrt. Alice Dtxld Fpent Sunday in Portland. II. L. Mooro, of Portland, wna in Solcin oer Sunday." Mrc. I). Hyrd, and little sous nio vis iting in Forest Groto. Mies Kellio Standish has 'roturued from a visit in Portland. Prof. Z. M. Parvln lias returmil from a bufinees trip to Albany. Hurlio Mooro of Portland epent Sun day with friends in this city. O. V. Alien, of the Allen Packing Co., was in Portlnd ovor Snnduy. V. 0. Collier of Portland is visiting his mother, Mrs. 0. 1.. Cornell. Mrs IUy I). Gilbert has roturned from a sliort visit with friends at Corvallis. Mr. Ijii(! and two tons, of Mlnneeotn, aro guests nt tho homo of Win. Savage. Mips Gertrudu Hi blind, of Portland, spent Sunday In Sulem with her family. Mrs.A. 0. Hawson, and eon, of Portlaiid.'aro visiting Mr.iind Mrs. Win. HroHii. ' Dr. II. A. Kctchuin has rrturi.ed from Portland where ho attendul llm b. b. convention. Mr. aiid Mre. A. Ilagley and littlo sou, of Jefferson, aro guests at tho homo of Dexter Field. Chas. Litchfield, of Yaqulna, is in tho cltr, visiting Ids parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. P. Litchfield. Rev. T.L. Jones, of I'orosl Urovo i attending the eoiumencuuioiit (uerqises of Willamette University. Mrs. J. O. Goltra, of Puitlund, who has been visiting at tlm homo of Dr. l.eynolds, has returned to Portland. Dr. J. A. lUei.ardfcon has relumed Irom a ten days outing ai luwor s?da. He was awompaulod by Pnul SUM. Itev. A. M. Williams, ol th i'n-sby- ttrian denomination, if imlia. Cal , was in the city batwu... t' w BEST IN AMERICA iting and tormenting of all skin diseases Is canted by an ncM condition o the : Wood , ohd unless relieved through certain instrumentalities too mucl reacl!lc,1 "", skl" nml il lne9 red and C,P,B"Z whe oxer heated front any cause. u.e WhlSAfeS; sbcLfs!!cum aml "mny ,ikc ,roub,M ttre 8e" f " THERE CAN BE NO EXTERNAL IRRITATE ON WITHOUT AN INTERNAL CAUSE. If the blood iajrifn pure, healthy condition, no poisonous elements can reach the skin. IlX tCnia HTJilllCiilinTtJl of wits!,! IriHnttsi nh.l m1 a. a-.,.,!... .lttin 41 1-t.i .. . . he wa afflicted with Scrofuloua anrea nml Kciema nollen Uml ah- waa not teccKtiliablr, and her llmbg nu me uuriara in iowii wunoui rcing iwnehittu, .U... i. .-.. rt n n HL.r .. .. . .1 ' U.S. She followed hlnndvlcennd airobut forS.S 8 nndadds. vraaneretiteen yeara aoo. She alneerelr ' what It hat done for Diseases, and write our physicians fully about Albany in tlio evening, whuro lilmeelfl and wife uro vieifinu relatives. I Mr. Holner Mumford of Pordland is in tho city for a few days, lho guest of llev and Mrs. T. P. Itoyal in South Sa lem. Mrs. John Goltnmid childronof Port land, who liavo been visitini: at tho homo of Dr J. W. turned to Portland. lleynolds, havo II. Walker, of MoMinnvillo, nccom tiaincd by his w ife, came over Saturday and spent Sunday with his Alderman E. P. Walker. brother, Mies Abbio Mills of Grants Pass, formerly superintendent of Salem hos pital is visiting Snloin friends and is at tlio homo of Doxler Field. Mr. and Mrs. Werner llreynmn, Mrs. Croiean, h. M. Croison and Mrs. J. I Carter havo returned after attending tho Pioneers reunion of Portland. Prof. J. H. Ackorman went to Port liinotliis irgorning, and from there to Monmouth whero ho will bo mot by hoc. Dunbar to mukoupn board of ro gents. Dr. II. II. Ollngor, II. W. Myore, Kd. I-Mes, and George Collins nro spend ing a few dnys at Meadow Lake. On their return their friends will expect to bo remembered with some "Hjieckled beauties." Mre. G. A. Kockwoll, Mrs. W T. Putnuln, Miss Laura Hlituv, Miss Nina McN'ary, Mrs. 8. It. Vail, Mrs. It. 0. lllnckwell, Mies Carrie Itoyal, Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Wlnans, N. J. Damon and Charles At wood nro nmong tho number Alio have' returned home after attending thu Sunday school convention nt Port laud Ihoy report iv very and profitable time. interesting A .of VHi ?i-ifi a headache, a re tl.s nljht, flutulciicjV ui.AiiiLBn, u'uciwiiiiii uii iiieac uic tiiu of weakened ncrie: nencs that need lookini; aflir lieiure they break down al together. I lie quickot and surc.t way to strengthen the nerves is w itli Dz. Miles' Nervine. KM at ull drug itvrts on jxultlic yuaranltt. "I had dizzy spells, bloatlnc. sour stom aclt, headache, floating ccki before my eiea and was so ncrvoui I could not sleep. Seven bottles of Dr. Miles' Nerv ine cured me." Mrs. IIakvkv Hkvnard, Hector, Ind. Write for free advice and IxxjUct to Or, Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart. Indiana. Its Name Is Up. Tho triumph of tho Northern Pacific Hallway's now train, tlio North Coast Limited," which runs dally from Port land throueh to St Paul, has been great and has nttrarted tlio attention of many tiiousauii8oi people. 1 ravel luis greatly Increased on tho Northern Pacific since tho inodel train won mit on. and tho travelers who aro to fortunate na to rnlo on this train are highly pleased with it .Many people visit tlio Union iJepotin Portland dailv to so it start on its trio across tho continent. Anyone wishing a full devcrlptiun of this train should write to A. D.Charlton A. G. P. A., 255 Morrison street, corner Third. Portland. for ii "North Coast Limited" lenllot. (l-18-7t Burned by Sttstn. John Gault, an employe at the insane usyluiu, was quite euvtruly smliled Sot urihiy iifturuoun, by thu blowiiit; out of u plug in n htcum pipe. Whllo bis In-jurjt-auiu quito uiiiiiiil; tlioy uro not coiikidcred dauguroua. h'otlce to Pilntlnj Contractors. Sealed bids will bo received by tho undersigned up to and Including June 25, UOO, for the painting of three cot tngei. Tho right is reserved to reject any or all bids, For particulars apply ut the lilkhead Saloon. W. It. Andmihov. Falem, Oren, Juno 12, 1"00. 0 12-tf CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the z&m Signature Newspaper Blue Book for 1900, pub lished by the 20th Century Press Clip ping Bureau, N. Y. Life. Bid., Chicago. " Salem Daily Capital Journal. Best Daily in America. Counting Cities of Less tiian len inousanarupuiawun. stf,;' ta mm IYGH inflamed The itchinr and burnlne are The skin seems Z ',. siccpr stU una In waa me your for this. Address, sltt Sp.clllc Co.. Atlanta. 0. ARC YOU NUMBERED? Work of Tsklof the Census In Ortfoi Draw Inito a Close. It is important that no ono bo missed. Salem's population as known through out tlio country at largo for tho next ten years will bo determined by tlio thor oughncss of tho work now being prose- cured. Tho enumerators hnvo been careful, and quito completely covered tho ground. Hut, it is inevitable that annul 1m mtoDO.1 nml flipon ulirmlil lut , MWU.W WW UUU. ...... ..WUV v'"-"- found. Residents of tho city aro asked to invo tlio matter enough attention to notify this ollico, if they havo not been enumerated, by tlio middlo of this week, merely leaving their names indicating what ward they livn. Tho enumerators will then call and get tho information required. Tho lieoplo in general should bear in mind that upon tho total population found in Oregon nt thiu tlmo will do pond tho cccurlng of another congress man for Oregou. Thero is a good prOH pod that this will bo accomplished, but If it is all tho people must bo found. Tho ndvantngo of having nn additional con gressional representative will bo nparant to nil, and in assisting to get nil tho names of tbo people for tlio census ono will bo contributing towards. tlils.end. It is hoped that the residents of Salem will mako n special effort to help tho enumerators to gut tho names. Suiiervisor of census, Curtis IL Winn of Albany, writes Tiik Jouunal as follows; ''I would be vorv ulad to havo vour co oporatlon in bringing about tlm best poesibla results in tho matter of obtain ing n record and comploto enumeration ot thu residents of your city. I khould bo very clad if you would ask, through tho columns ol your papor, any persons who mny hnvo beau overlooked by tlio census enumerator, to report that fact to your paper. "I reallzo that I am asking n good denl of you, but I nm suro this is a mut ter in which wo are all vitivlly Intirestod, and In no way can thtf mntlor' bo brought en clearly boforu thu people ns by tho aid and assistance of tlio press, I would thank you for any suggestion's that you may bo nblo to mnke whore any im provement could bo made in tho maunor of taking tlio work or in any way that willnddto its effect heneas. I enclose wini) fratfked envelopes, should you have occasion to' write moon that sub ject." Big shoe sale, Given's old stand. OABTOnXA. Bean tin ,4 1b9 Kind Ytu Hiri Ahnrs BooiU About Millinery. Tlio Paris Millinery store has moud into Greenbamn's dry goods store, next door to tho postollice, at which place Mrs, Chase will continue to give bar gains in lino milllnoiy u til the goods are disposed of. 6-31-Im A Dramatic Event. Next Monday evening the College of Oratory will give the first dramatic re cital ever given by tho student body. It will be under the able inannagetnont of Prof. Malxd Lnnkton Cdrtor.TThero will bo a smnll admission feo of 10 cents charged, which will go toward carpet ing the stngo of tho college chapel. Ut DIED. CilliF.U At their homo, four miles eoulheast of Salem, on the Henry Hill place, the infant child of Mr. and Mrt. 1). (iigor. The burial took place (today) Monday at thu Macleay cemetery, Tbroujta the Yellowstone. The new route via tho Oregon Short Lino Kailroad and Monlda, Mont., ena bles you to make a delightful trip through the Yellowstone National Park, entering via Monida and coming out via Cinnabar, ruukinz It unnecessary to cover any portion of the route tw he. For TU'aiitibil dutu-iptivo booklet, write or rtll at Oregon Short Line Ticket Office, I4J Third fclrew, Portland, Oregon. 0 IB Oir OASTOHIA. BwstU AmlsA YMHirtJtarj BmjV cSrt&E& tv 3C Circuit Court. Judge Durnott ott Sattmloy adjourned Department No. 1 ot tho circuit court over until next Friday, after snaking the follow ing dockot entries : Francis Feller, plaintiff, vs John II Gates ttnl., defendants; action for money ; plaintiff's motion to striko out parts of amended answer sustained: motion to strike out amonded answer for want of notification overruled ; demur- Lror to now matter in amonded answer sustained; motion for judgment for plaintiff against defendant Yates on plendlngs'ovorrulod. II. 6. Hoclio, plaintiff, vs. Frank Mc Cullough, defendant; action for money; findings for plaintiff and judement thereon. E. Wooilrum, plaintiff, vs Mrs. M.K. IIownnrnnJ'NotTlo Jams, defendants; action for monoy; default and judgment for mIo of attached property and appli cation ot proceeds to payment ot debt A. M. Peterson, plaintiff, vs. John Muukors, defendants ; roplovin ; second amended motion to striko out part ot answer overruled. Chas. A. Gray, plaintiff, vs. Oregon Fruit k Produce Co., defendant; motion for sheriff's dood ; sale confirmed and present sheriff ordored to mako deed. F. II. Lecbor, plaintiff, vs. A. D. Hall, defendant; platutlff's motion to setnsido jungment and grant a now trial over ruled. F. II. Lcchor,plaintiff, vs. 0. S. Pome roy, defendant; plaintiffs motion to set as'do judgment and grant now trial overruled, F. II. Lcchler, plalnttff, vs. 0. 0. Hall, defendant; plnin tiff's motion to set asido judgment and grant now trial overruled. Dramatic Recital' Tho cntlro proceeds of tho annual dramatic recital at University Chnpol noxt Monday evening will bo devoted to carpeting tho chapel stngo. Admission only 10 cents, and a fino program is in sured, undor direction ot Miss Mabel Lnnkton Carter. 3t Ladles Can Wear Shoes One UosninllornftoruBlng Allen's Foot F.aso, a powder to bo shaken into tho shoes. It makes tight or new shoes feel easy; gives instant relief to coniB and bunions. It's the greatest comfort dis covery of the ago. Curos nnd prevents swollen feet, blisters, callous nnd eoro sots. Alton's Foot-Kaeo is n certain euro for bw eating, hot, aching foot. At all druggists ami shoo Rtores.-L'Sc. Trlnl package FHKK by mall. Adress, Allen S. Olmsted, IxKoy, N. Y. a Mo Ctse Aialnst Crawford. Tho Douglas county grand jury made short work of the charge ot perjury against Aon. A. M. Crawford, of Hose burg, who was J bound over to the tho circuit court by a local J. P. against tho district attorney's motion to dismiss. Tho chnrgo was brought by ono Willis, as related In Thk Jouiisai, several weeks ago, but the grand jury sat down on Mr. V, 'finding no foundation for thu charge. This Is not surprising, ns ev ery ono acquainted with the circum stances knew that the prosecution was it piece ot vindictive spite-work. To-Mthtan'To-Morrow Mint. And each (lay una night during this week you can uct at any druggist's Kcnip'H Hnlsum for tho Throat and Lungs, acknowledged to Ikj tho most BHCcesttful remedy ever sold for (JoiiuIih. Uroun. lironcliltli. Asthma and Consumption. Get n Ixtllo to day und keep ItalwnyH In tho liotiso fl'j you can check your cold nt unco i'ricoc and mw, bauipiuixiuio tree, COUA'iW OASVOXIZA. Bmts tis if W"- Yw Ha" War$ Bought I will nowgivo a reduction nt 10 por cent on all dress hats. Miss K. Smith, State street. (1 13 0t Pioneer Picnic. Tlio annual l'ionoer picnic will bo held at llrownsvlllo this week commencing on the "Oth instant and lasting threo days. Thousands of people attend every year and a good time is always assured. The picnic grounds aro nicely situated and kept in good shape. At Did Tim ' taki anleaaaut herb drink, tho nex morning I feel bright and my com plexion Is better. My doctor says it acts gently on tho stomach, liver and kidneys, and is a pleasant laxative. It is mado of herbs, and Is prepared as easily as tea. It is called Lane's Medi cine, All druggists sell it at 25c. and 60 cts. Lane's tainily Medicine moves the bowels each day. If you cannot get it, send for free nam pie. Addrots, Orator F. Woodward, Ulloy, N. Y. flew Proprietors.! L. M. Kirk has sold his fed business toThomis Mllne.llately ol Washington county. Mr. Milne's SO years' exerl en co as a miller will be an advantage to him in his new business In which we wlsii him lucccss, Deafsets Cannot Be Cured by local applicatlons,a they cannot reach the diseased portion ot the etr. There is only one May to cure deafness, and that Is by constitutional remedies. Deaf ness Is caused by an Inflamed condition ot the mucous lining ot the Eustachian Tube. When this tube geU Inllsmed you have a rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing, and when it U entirely closed deatness is the result, and utiles the In flammation can bo taken out and thU tube restored to its normal condition, bearing will bo destroyed forever, nine cares out of ten are caused by catarrh, which Is nothing but an inflamed condi tion ot tho mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (rauaxl by catarrh) mat can not be uureu oy iau waiarrn Cure. Kend for circulars, free. F. J. OIIKNKY A CO., Toledo, O. Hold by Druggists, 75c. Hall Family Pills are the best. Peace Declared Why devote all your time reading tbelioer War and the Hold Fields ol AlaikaT There are other matters o vital Importance; you may wake a trip Bast, and will want to know how to travel. In order to have the btier vice, use the Wisconsin Central Ity., between Su Paul and Chisago, ror ate and other information, write J as. A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Ore no.o HMmsSSSrM rt""!- "ifer t- i AStgclablcPrcpnMllonrcr As similating ihcFocdnndncgula Ung ihcStomatlis nndDovivls of AV!iyaititii!ri aaaMnaaiaaaaaaaiBaiiiiaBO aaawaaawi Promotes Digcstion.ClKcrritr ncas nndncst.Contnlits ncllltcr Oplum.Morpliinc norMiiicrat. NOT HAIIC OTIC . AnyxafOUtirSiMTLnTOaR PIwxJm Sent' Xnueiftvrf t (TW.lliMf Apcrfccl nenvedy rorConsllna Uon , Sour Stomach., Dinrrhocn Vorins .Convulsiotts .Fcwnsh ncssnndLossOFSUEKP. FacSimilo Si'gnnlure of NEW YORK. exact copy or wrapper. ai" Ofn mMTj 5haSSWiignaSrr'f" uaal 1 I R. M. WADE k CO. SALEM OREGON S Something to Be Proud, Is tlio ownership of a Orescent.imovi html or Onnilron blcvrle. It Is tliACRCm of perfection In bicycle constrjicttou, whuro) llglitm-ss is not sacrificed for strength and mechnnlcnl skill blend to. inaku a wheel that is unexcelled for run -ii. i... i ii. i. nu.. uV 1. ...... Aspfendid stock to choore from. Atf to WO. iiiir iiuniiiien iiiiii ii'iinuiiivr. " "" R. M. Wade Lovers of Fine Laundry work naturally havo sttong llkesand dis likes In this regard. Unless finely done up. colored shirts and shirt walstn Isn't halt presentable. Hither garment mostly owes its lino look to the laundry, What wudo shows the supreme result ot the Troy process. Its the spio and span that woo fortune successfully: (live us a trial. Salem Steam Laundry COLONIC!, 1. OIJeSTKAII ritOPUIIETOB, DOIIOUS U. OLMSTKAI). MOll. I'liomi ill. ZM Liberty ritreet Cooling Summer Drinks produce a breezy freshness when made of pure ingredients. To smile when the mercury sizzles, one lias only to bo for tified with health beverages prepared from the whiskies, brandies, glut, Jam a lea and Banta Crux rum, clarets, sher ries', etc., obtainable at Rogers'. No doubt over attaches to the quality and value of anything purchased here. Our name stands A I. J. P, Rogers 218 and 222 Commercial HtreeL WuoleaaJe and retail. Of ifflk T j J ir' sCSy -.rW GASTORIA For Infanta nnd Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years IA Mt CtNTAUN dOMMNT NC YORK CtTT Our Lawn Mower Will do more work than any oilier two machines In thu markut. Wherever used a smooth, even, and beautiful car pet ot green is produced, On such grassy ilelds, golf, llawu tennis, and onon air recreations generally Ilnd Ideal condi tions. A mower costing only $L0O will return inuny times its cost in pleasure enjoyed nml labor rnvtd. We carry everything In hardware. LITTLE BOPEEP LOST HER SHEEP Hut no one need worry nlmut mutton this tlmu of tho year, it they can get dainty and dollcloui Hprlng Iamb for an appetizing and nourishing Bummer meal. Wo have everything in choice meats, and all tho delicacies' ot the sea son In both frelli and smoked meats that will suit the most critical epicure, E G CROSS SALEM OR. The water Wouldn't stop running liecausethe faucet has worn out, and of course tho people nl Bulem know that when there Is anything lu thu line of plumbing repairing, ritnge or furnace work, gas or steam llttlng, or sanitary plumbing of any kind that we are ox jierts in that line, and are prompt to answer your call, ami our charges aro moderate. BARR &. PETZEL 214 COMMERCIAL BTJIKKT. Telephone ISo. 2371 AAif m Sv V. a 4 ifl fl Aft " A.V11 VttWKJICWTt IU iTIVVM-'-ll W. .Ill 'Jt,T&m? II Y.bv-lillVv w8B-fi3ffl Kaaca-'iUJlllrj OtfeipiJijV llUSiNKSS CARDS. jL (HACK Successor to Dr. J. M. Kecne. ol Wliito Corner, Balcm Or, Parties desir ing BUjicrior operations at moderate fees lu any branch aro in especial request. ALBERT A. JESSUP. 3a3ES3acI,lllc, Phono 1011. 1100M8 1 AND 3, OKAY UUC, Osteopathy In Balcm ami Albany DR, GRACE ALBRIGHT Qrndunto ot Amcrtcnntichoolot Osteo pathy. 8ALEM Monday, Wednesdny nnd Krldav; hours, 0 to 11 a. in.; 1 to 4 p. over Welter's grocery. ALUANY JMoBilay, TliursUay ana Saturday i hours 0 to l'J a.m.; 1 to 6 p. m., Mrs. Wlnus residence. SOULE JillOS. I'lANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS PORTLAND QUE For ttalein auit rlolullj leave onttia at Uio Wlira Mnalfl Hto c, b. :f. JONES. Attornoy-nt-Lnw Toloclo, OroRon. WaaUIorkof Circuit Court for lxTntm auilhas an uji-toHlkto aUlractor all propeilj In Lincoln cuuulr. l.17m Sal r OFiriOK,;ULTY.llALL. nPor wator borvlco uddIp ut ofllc. Illllu mivnlilii liwinllilv III ndvunco. Mnko ull cotniilaints nt tho ofllco. CAt'ITAL CIT Express and Transfei Meets nil mall ami passenger trams, llaggago to all parts ot the city. Prompt service. Telepnono No. 851. DiriiJi'; iv hk i ruin. Willamette Stables. Tlioundorslgneclnronowocnupy Ing tho WlllamottorJtablo. south Commercial street, and are ready to hiro you n nica rig or feed nnd tyiro for your team when in Balcm. Horses boarded by tlio week. Hntlsfnction guar nutiHMl. Youi patronage solic ited. 2-lUtf Harold & Reynolds If S, G STONE. M. D. froMtclotof Stone's Drug Stores HAl.KH,:01lh(ION lliomciai (tn In number; are IcxatiHl No, Ztt ikM DS3 Cmniiioretal itrcot, suit art ni'llatucicil with arniniilcta linn oMrngiand iniillclnrs, tnllct aillrlca, vordturry, Imjihcn rtc.,Ui., ltd, 1)11 HTONK llaa hail tamo lUycara cxiierleiire In tliu rao Icuutmctlloliiuanil now makci no vliarxo for i-fliiauUalloiiii'tamlnatlnn orprowrlptlon. Trail Mark. T00T1IACUK, EARACHE and NEURALGIA In a nilnuli all tlrnasUta or Tli Tl-I.ii Jtrillcnl Co. S3Q llrvailffaj, lS-w T(iili. Hcoil for Iluoklal. OTEAM WOOD SAW O Two Mnohlnos Work Dunn Quickly. Telephone i!A8.'I black, Leave orders at lusiileuco on 12th street, or Blelnor's markot. M. Van Fikkt, YkwPaiiic. 0 Ott PLATING lloral HiUvr Mclal Tllpla niifcr Ham le Knlvca ir Ml lt wont liamllei. t V forks iHrMld, wonl hauilla. KnlfcaimritlO, Wclal liaiulloa.. l'orkar MID, Malal IiikHm Tablo ixihi r al S, ,,,,,,, w to uv tt 7a M W ii U) UV 10 (10 lu llulur KnWea. eacli i aiHMiiia ncr ai o. .... eusar Bhflli, cacti . ., I'aiTlns "' I.... i , Ml S.V II 00 to II W iiaiii uiiisaiier evi o, 'nur..,., ,. .-... Call and get our prices on Cold and Nickel plating, ,G. A, ROBERTS, 105 State btraot. I Phone 2070 McLoy Stage. leaves Willamette stable 0:20 a, m. dally for Lincoln, Zonr, McCoy, and Perrydttle and return name duy. New hack, good horses and careful driver. Parcels delivered along thu line. H-li) If K. K, Davis. MRS. M. A. COOK, Proprrclrui Salem Steam Dye Works. I.adios'undgmita'clothi'sulcnncd dyed, reaired and presse I, Hats and gloves dry- cleaned. Coats and vests rolluud. Velvet collars roplaced on overcoats. 100 Oom'l BtOpp Motol Wlllumettu SEED BUCKWHEAT Now Is the best time to sow buokwheat. We havo a largo stuck ot the choicest seoilri an tho market which we uro soiling at a ety low price. Dwarf of Essex fiapo Seed This Is thg time sow this great forage plant. The greatest green feed for cattle, sheep, hows and liogs.there Is A very heavy yielding plant, twit everything else. Bold by Brewster & White 01 uoukt r. hi on a 1781. en hi seeds, hay. grain, will feed I O. Jti. DOJOI-JDJCIS1? Wate Co., nnu uour. WANTT)- M ..a ... j . ." - . W - .. Unas or les In tv luwny H-nvfjrcamaM4Mi l - r. '?? 'jijfwiHsai three tlnia far SI. oo por month i. All y?rlVflB3l ai aains raxe. AA WANTEDi-Hoar.1 U, ffl the vicinity of Mai in lxrk& Addrcsj tornw te" U jc, ert.A 'ui:p' B-I8-a, AUCifllB WANTKD1Vi iui -..i' trdoto Wall Map UhH.n1 &tm;Mi World, sizti 4707 ict. M ta 1al day easily oarBei. WrHe tW tmml sample anu pflrucatan. IVW A.J company, unicsgo, 1H. 548 5fs FOU ItENT-Ftvo and ve roo e.f times. Willi haantunuf fl.,1 i.'l Apply at 424 lllglutreet. A, Bchwil-2 ! 0.18-)w;1 FOR BALE Tents, awnings, cwaptwtil omnia oi an sinus in HOW m hand goods. Tin ward, Jtra! etc. Call at 210 Comtaercial omnia oi all kinds in How mI second-. Jtrwlte wre..7i st rootlet u 18 3t ACENTS You can tank 43 a iky mM no monoy rcqtiiredl sells on fght!-,f mtr lTfiiiiit'T ivnTariifiVii ihah a1iba 't Wonder Shoe Polish Co.. 108' Km- dolph street, Chicago. 01811,1 HAItVESrEK FOR 8ALE.-A Dcorini- Boii.utntior tn good condition, Price . 26. Alio hay for sale on ground five rV lnllA4nn.l it! GaIam m UII....- 1 U- J. l'nlla road. Gko. E. Auk. ' B13 8WW wcu.8 assu VVATERPnro wter aid to good health,! am prepared to On . . .. . ' WV boro, urlvo, dig or repair wells. A.- unrr, uouut Halem. a 16 ot" Kfllt HAT.1'" tin nirn nl nnnJ 11L. land, 10 acres In hops, eood hoaw ad" barn. Address 1). J. llall. Hall's Far- 1 ly or Creston, Or. ft-lltljM i.-rfi a i f f. ii. . - . - m J-i i-ujv pniiii jtivu acres cnoice Karaed'i anu, gouti iioubb. orcnaru ami ovher " uiijiruvuiuvius. ppi7 10 U. Kftei, Urst brick boueo, north tide Garde ronu. 6-11-1 a i iiainnn-M-ur emu w$ll fraue Vfl-f , nu iep.iu i.-- i- i.ii. i- --1 iiicio, oesi maxo, nearly new, win soil ' ns for ono-fourth value. Mitchell. Lewis A Btavor Co. 6-B-tf . CLEAN CLOVER IIAY-Krom lb Hubbard farm now on tho market. Orders should be lett early, as there Is n good demand, 300 Commercial street, Balcm. U 7 3w FOR BALE At Akhlaud. 30 acr,ej. 10 In fruit, in peach bolt, lino house, beat water, climnte, and schools, clear title nnd easy terms. A. 0. Uuthrlo Ashlund, Oro. 6-31-imt FOR SALE bmalt stock farm 70 acres good homo and orchard halt mile from railroad depot for $1260. Address Homestead caro Journal office. 0-2-1 mt WORK HORBeTfOR BALE.-Sover-nl head ut good work horses tor salo can lie seen at farm ot T. C. Jory, 8 miles souoh ot Balom. Win, Frlckoy llox 01 Balcm. 0 1 lint WHEN HAVING-Your spring skirts mado gu to Bnrali E. Clyncr. The only oxcltuive sklrt-makor in Salem. Perfect lit guaranteed, and price reasonable. Room 5 comer liberty and Btatu street, Cray block. o-'ja-imo" SHAVING TEN OENrB-Tlie nubile aro Invited to patronize tho Manila Harbor Bhop. if this shop Is secured by tho combine the price will lie in creased to 16c. U. W. Plaster, 05 Bute street. 5-24-lm RODINBON THERMAL UATII-CabU net tho greatest known health pro tector nnd restorer. Price $5.00. 17.60 nnd 112.50 according to size and iiual Ity. 2.00 book free to patrons. Mrs. J . A. Bollwood und Mrs. T. II. Fair batik, general agents, 383 Front Bt. Halem, Or. B-16-tt ROOMS. Furnished or unfurnished, single or in suites, illnkg room ad joining, home-like, second tloor CoU tlo block, Mattio llutchins, prop. 4 13tf SUITS, PANTS, 0VEUC0A1U To measure. Perfect fit guaranteed, 2.000 styles to select from, II. 8. Ikillo, State Btrcet, agont Wanna maker A Drown, Philadelphia, 4-7-tt iToUSB OLiEANEUS Remember Unit tlio best, and cheapest carpet papor In tlio heavy felt paper sold ULTliKJOUJiNALOruce. 20-tf LADIES A secret to enlarge your bust six Inches tree. Zanzomelto Co., Dcpt., 300, Milwaukee, Wis. 0-10-3t WANTED At Hole! Balom boy. Inquire at hotel. an ofNcs) U-10-3 A 1ILA0KBMITH One who knows the thu trude thoroughly cau secure at steady Job and good pay. Balem Wagon Factory, 304 Commercial street. 07tj WANTED Good salesman to call on buslnoss meiiNwIth the best seller ou tho market. No competition. F, L. Shaw, llox 780, Los Angeles, Col. J UlOSlt WANTED Fifty wood choppers, pric u ii iter com. Appiy wine opauiuiux Aigglng Co., Newlierg, Oregon. i. t! 13 lw HOTEL SANTIAM At Detroit. Oreaon Now open for Bummer Tourists, new house, newly furiilihwlflnt-chusaccow-olations. Price from f 1.00 to $1.40 per day. Hood pack train and saddle horse always ready to accomodate Tourist to Hot Springs, Mariou Lake, and Laksj Pamelia and all good fl shins points. H. Jacob, Prop . hot Dra4 Ytt. The John A. Logan Veteran Keunloa Association, which has for so may ye len held ut Mehama county, Or., hm lieon tnovwl to Lyous, Linn couHty. Or., by a vote ot tho majority of BtockhoW. Tho present location Is on the C. A K. Weal and fine spring of waUw wWIW found on the grounds. OroHkuW ae n.nn.... ii... lxit fn ilm .la.U. S.ufadtav ....... i will .-.;.. nn MniiJjv. Uui 9aaljiu ....., -... s... .. -,""-;,.-- .S.L.T41 juiy, iwu, auu conimua wwi"ia WM-JkT. A good program Is , hm lug and day. Veteran ot arM I'nnltallv InvlUwl id iMsSill .,. oruer oi yie frejuen m q, J, Pabkkh. Bcertary WVf S25.M Isiww , Will W pam loruw arree wmm wv tlon ol any person cattcU toM! cutting palms or iuiy mmm tha UTlLiuiAtLa Uofc-1. 30 tf . J. f& ." 4 '-? tf t-3W -- By:rr3 - --t-1swMkrt' "