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Newspaper Page Text1- " i Til VXTS GENTLY ON THE Kidneys, Liver and Bowels A.FANSESTHEySTEM EFFECTUALLY DisPJht ;i-- OVERCOMES k,;TIPATION Habi TIIAL U"V -... PERMANENTLY !T5BtJ0GCTS. ICIAL V , ntiv tui f.RNiHNr -MAHTD DV (SUI?RNIATG$YRVP(S M;-4 ? roauirriicmi' rut mwrtiL O. C. T. Co's TABBENQER BTKAkKlt POMONA altonA IJSAVKB KOII I'OKTI.AND Pally xccpt Sunday il 7 a m QUICK T1MK AND (UIKAl ItATKH. Docklbetwten Htatu anil Conrt Bti. M..IM1AI.DWIN, Aitut. INDUCEMENT For Two Months June and July Havo you been satisfied with tlio Flu voring Kxtrncts you havo been using of any-otiPS-mako? To introduce our own mako "Diamond Brand" wo will give free with one dollar purchases of coffee, tea, baking powder, spices etc, 2 ounces of any kind of flavoring, purchaser to furnish (ho liottle. Bo suro and bring iaruo enough bottles. Wo can not get 2 ounces in those 2 ox or 25c panncl bot tles of other stores. Own make, strong and puro. Yokohama Tea Store Phone 2412. Free Delivery. doCIAL NEWS J AND VIEWS Russell Coleman has returned from Huge ne. C. I). Gahriulson is homa from San Francisco. It. Brandt and family have gone to Denver, Colorado. Bev.'S. J. Jones, of ISrownsvillo, was in the city today. Itev. Curley. of Portland, is tho guest of Itev. W. A. Daly. Miss Lou llirsh, wont to Portland yesterday evening. Itev. P. C. Holster went to Portland yesterday morning. Dr. C II. Mack went to Portland this morning on business. Mrs. II. 8. Dearborn 1ms rolurncd from a visit In Dayton. C. G. Morris has gone to Montana and may be absent all summer. Miss Mabel Johnson, of Portland, is visiting Miss Neva Griswold. Miss Alice Connor has returned from a visit with friends in Eugene. Miss Nellie Derby and Mlns Minnlo Delong are home from Corvallie. Mrs. 8. It. Vail nnd Mis Emma Howe are visiting friends In Ml. Angel. Mra. K, U. Binnott.of tho Dallus, is 'siting relatives and I rlwmla here. itv. and Mrs. 1). A. Waters reached Lome last evening, after attending feu t.al conference at Chicago Itev. P. 8. Knight has returned from Forest Grove, where he delivered the baivalaureate sermon of the Pacllio University, Mrs. M. Caldwell and daughter Ora, otKantai, who were hero pn a visit to the family of D. A. White started for home latt night. Lon Hooker, came came down from Eugene yesterday on a Hying trip to visit his parents, returning on the 10:33 California Express. Hon. and Mrs. D. II. Looney of Jef ferson were in the city to witness the graduation of their daughter, Misi Ad dle l-ooney, at Sacred Heart Academy. ouucii obucm onucii iti your own price, next door to Giltert & Baker's. PROSPERITY AND GLORY Concluded from Second Page. and we have glen tho people the first good government they have ever known. Chances la Cubs. Wo found its cities beds of pestilence, Wo havo stamped out yellow fovcr and made Havana as healthy a city as exists at that latitude. Wo took its starving reconccntrados who had survived tho war. nnd Its other poverty-stricken pco plo, and fed and clothed them. Wo or ganized a public school system, and havo everywhere established law and order. This had first to bo done. Then followed a compliance of tho terms of tho treaty which gavo tho Spanish in habitants until April 11th to determine whether or not they would register as citizens or presorvo their nltcgianco to Spain. Meanwhile ft careful census of tho island was made. Then camo the fixing of tho qualifications for tho right of suffrago, which woro fairly bestowed. Tho island was devided Into municipali ties and tho registration provided for And on yesterday, tho 18th of June, munlcldal elections were held all through tho island, as tho first aud pre liminary step towards the establishment of a national government and tho adop tion of n constitution. Cuban Postal Frauds. And in this connection it is fitting to say that tho peculations and frauds committed In Cuba by subordlnato of ficials havo made every American blush with shamo, aud until tho last of the guilty men is arrested and convicted and sentenced that shamo will know no abatement. In this instnnro tho ap pointments wcro rondo with tho greatest care, many of them from tho classified service. Whenever fraud has bctn dis covered tho guilty havo been pursued unsparingly and with the greatest pub licity. So has it been with theso thiev ing Post tfilco officials, so has it hern al ways. In the vast aggregate of business transacted by tho government tho dis honest man is rare, and his detection certain. Tho great humiliation is that tho thefts wcro from tho peoplo of an is land towards whom wo sustain a fiduc iary relation, and whoso confidence wo ask. Landlust Unamerlcan. Wo havo never coveted tho possessions of other principality.', nnJ land lust is unknown among us. We would fight to tho death to protect that which is right. fully ours j to avenge a wrong sought to bo porpretrated upon us, and to guard this hemisphere from any attempt by foreign powers to further extend their rule over Its so 11. This has been our creed, nnd wo havo looked forward with hoponud confidence to tho time when theso United State, lying botweon tho two oceans, should lead among tho na tions of the earth, not by right of tho sword, but because tho character and high Intelligence of our peoplo, and tho marvelous resources of our country, would enable us, in the peaceful rivalry of commorce, to dominate eventually tho markets of tho world. To that end wo had, formoro than a hundred years, held oursolves oloof from foreign com plications, and sought to tnako ourselves strong from within, with no thought of colonial conquest. Mo Abandonment. Tho futuro of nations, however, llko the futuro of man, is hid from mortal vision, and, no more than man may a nation chooso its own duties. When this war ended and we faced our victory in all its completeness, wo found 8,000,000 of peoplo living upon uncounted islands delivered into our hands. Abandon ment of them would bo a confession that while tho oppression by Spain of a mil lion and a half of Cubans demanded our armed intorforance, greater barbarity and cruelly to millions of Filipinos, less able to protect themselves, was n subject of no concern to us. No civilized nation in tliuworld.no Christian nation, could havo turned theso jieoplo back to Spain. Our commissioners, when they Insisted upon our retention of tho Philippines, voiced tho sentiments and wishes of the American peoplo; and this nation has assumed with open eyes and with a full realization of tho difficulties which may bo encountered, tho gravo responsibili ties Imposed upon us by tho treaty of Paris. Declared Policy Wo are told that thoislands are ricli in all tho products of tho tropics, in mineral wraith, and in thu labilities of their future development. Bo much the belter. But If they woro as barren as tho Libyan desert, wo would havo taken them Just the same. We haven't be.et. there long, but long enough to reach two conclusiens: One Is, that tho first thing wo intend doing is to snrpress the Tagal insurrection and to establish law and order through out tho archipelago. That is tho first tlungwe shall do, and tho last, the very last thing we iutend doing, is to con sider, oven (or a moment the question of giving up or of abandoning thoeo is land. We are actually owners of the Phil ippines by an undisputed and indubit able title. We are there as the nec essary and logical outcome of our vie turv over Spain. There aro upwards of a thousand islands sprinkled upon that K.ntlirn tua. ra-onled by more than 'eighty tribas of differing race and Ian 1 g ign, and having absolutely nothing in common with each oilier. jiosioiw.ese trlbw welcome our coming and are grateful for our protection, Taialat aal Inllaa. The Tagal tribe, hostile not only to us l.nt tninnuL f.t the native tribes, are la Insurrection azainit our authority They have neither a'gov eminent nor the CASTORIA For Infanti and Children. I The Kind You Hate Always Bought i i Bears the ctvlfffiit Signature "Every Man is the Architect of His Fortune, " "An architect designs, and fits plans are executed by a builder. Tlic greatest builder of health is Hood's SarsavariUa. It lays a firm founaation. It makes tht blood, the basis of life, pure and strong. Be an architect of your fortune and secure Hood's as your health Builder. Mcctfo SaMapaiMq K0ZE2SEEEH3H3 capacity to conduct ono. nnd nro wag ing a predatory guerilla warfare which would bo turned against tho other native tribes If wo let them alono. What would tho Democracy havo havo us do? Glvo them up to raplno nnd bloodshed, nnd lea vo tho Islands ns flotsam and Jetsam on tho face of tho waters? Thero aro parallels In our own history. Wo purchased Florida (torn Spain in 1821, when it had four thousand white set tlers, for fivo millions of dollars, and other valuable considerations. Tho Somlnolcs, natives of tho soil, bravo, resolute, having far greater intelligence and character than thoTngalas, disputed our posesslon. Wo Bent Andrew Jack son down to fight them, and it took us twenty-ono years to subduo them and send what was left of them west of tho Mississippi. If the "Antl-overy-tilings" had lived then, thoy would, I supposo, havo urged us to turn over Floridn to Oscccc-la, tho Agulnahlo of thn Semlnolcsl Would you, after the war with Moxlco and the Gadsden pur chase, havo given tho great area south nnd west of tho Arkansas to tho red Apacho? Not so did our fathers con struo their duty, and as they built, so shall wo, their sons. Develop the Islands. American enterprise nnd ingenuity and push may bo depended upon to de velop tho resources of tho islands, and mako them an added sourco of wealth to our country. Tho wlso statesmanship of tho president nnd our ablo secretary of state has already brought from tho countries of Kuropo n recognition of our right to sharo in tho vast commercial ndvnntngcs which will follow tho open ing of tho Chlnciio empire to foreign trade: tho Nicaragua!! canal will soon bo constructed; Hawaii, with its valua bio harbor, Is ours; wo possess tho best of tho Samoan Islands, witli its magnifi cent readway: tho Philippines nro almost at the door of China. A Democratic victory would infuso now life into tho Tagal insurrection, cost us tho lives of thousands of our gallant army In tho Philippines, impair or de stroy our prestige, if not our power in thoislands, mako us a byword among tho other great nations of tho world, nnd obllternto our lnlluonco in tho settle ment of tho vital questions certain to ariso when China shall bo opened to for eign commerce Uphold the Elu. Tho American peoplo are nolthor jk1 troons nor pessimists, and thoy will not signalize tho dawn of tho now contury by tho surrender of eithor convictions or territory. Every soldlor back from tho islands, and they aro in almost every hamlet in tho land, returns an advocate ot tholr retention. Our dead are buried nlong the sands of Luzon, nnd on its sod no foreign flag shall ever ealuto the dawn. Whatever may bo In store for us in tho new and unbeaten track utwn which wo are entering, wo shall not bo found "with the unlit lamp mid tho unglrt loin." Our way Is now, but it is not dark. In thu readjustment of world-conditions, where wo must tako our plnca with the other great nations of the earth, wo shall move with caution, but not with fear. We seek only to lift up men to better things, to bless and not destroy. Tho fathers of tho Bepublie accepted with courage such responsibilities as de volved upon them. The samo Heavens bond over us, and the samo Power that shielded them will guard and protect us, for what wo eeek is to build still more firmly, always upon foundation of prob ity of virtue, tho glorious edifice of tho Republic. Passlot ofthe Century. Before thu next Inuugarntlon Day tho old century will havo passed away. When its marvelous history shall bo recounted, the dominant and impressivo event in tho record of this country shall lie, that never in tho history of these t'ulted States was tho Itepubllc as united for tho common welfare as now. All other events of tho past, our growth In wealth until from poverty wo havecomo to bo the richest and most prosperous natlonln the world, our vastlncreaso In population and strength and lnlluonco, our widening boundaries all these count ns nothing in tho promise for tho futuro, at compared with this. Even in tho earliest days ot the Colonies, now dim with the mist of years, there wcro deep sectional jealousies and anitnotiltiefl Bi-cuuim. JCUU..V. ..- " -- 1 growing out of the institution of human slavery. It took a great civil war to' wijio out the blot. It took a foreign war to forever obliterate the last trace of sectional differences. We have Lad them both. The cost in blood and suf fering and treasure caunot be computed, but the rwult was worth theawful price. And today, in every section of the land, among all its people there is an txinat and unquestioned devotion to the wel fare and perpetuity ol the Bepublie. Ctowlni Pcroratloa. We stand at the dawn of the now cen tnrv llefaruit shall have reached its meridian the youngeat here win have naMMxl beyon.1 tins .lie or wmu ...o, - 'i sphere of useluineas. iiw reuruiw step into the ranks as we fall out. This wy year tlwusauds of young men will for th nrat time exercise the right of . . . i, .tn aitiwnsliip and eat thslr ballots at the National eloctlon. The aafoty of this KepuWie must ever rest in "the courage of ywinghearUawlthevlgoroianouie,"""" fc of UIv CansjUn v.- - .nanlioral." Yootti ooyam u Iwpfrful. No snarling eritWtm or gos pel uf a little America, or prophecy of despair, will find response from hearts that bent full and strong with courago nnd with faith, and whoso creed it is that "God's In His Heaven, All's right with tho world " Wlmtovc'r olso in tho past has suffered chango or decay, the Bcpubllcan party, which for forty years has been identified with everything ennobling nnd uplifting in our history, was novor ns vital, as virile, and as vigorous ns today. And tho heritage we shall trasmtt to tho now century to tho coming generation nnd to their children, nnd to their children's children, shall bo n record clean nnd un- tarnished, nn uniiuonchablo fnlth in free institutions, an unaltorablo belief in tho patriotism of tho people, and an undying lovo of liberty and of country. A Minister's Mistake A cltv minister was rccontly handed a notice to bo read from his pulpit. Ac cotnpanylng it was n clipping from n newspaper bearing upon the matter. Tho clergyman started to read tho oxtract and found that it began: "Tako Kemps Balsam, tho best Cough Curo." This was hardly what ho had expected and. after n moment's hesitation, ho turned it over and found on tho other Bide tno matter Intended for tho reading. 3 ., , GrovoTimC8. Tho Knalor peo- . . in coimnontlng on the Oregon election sosm to havo overlooked tho fnct that Washington county went Democratic. Big shoe sale, GiveiTs old stand. Bean th ? ltl8 Kind You Hart Alwart Bought or -vzr7r. i-cAcsiw Deafness Cannot ne Cured by local appllcatlons.as thoy cannot reach the diseased portion of tho ear. Thoro Is only ono way to curo deafness, anil that Is by constitutional remedies. Deaf ness is caused by an inflamed condition of tho mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tubo pots inllamod you havo n rumbling Bound or imporfect hearing, and whon It is entirely closed deafness is tho result, and" unless tho In flammation can bo takon out and this tubo restored to its normal condition, hearing will bo destroyed ferever: nlno cases out of ten aro caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inllamcd condi tion of tho mucous surfaces. Wo will glvo Ono Hundred Dollars for any case of JJcafncss (caused by catarrh) that can not bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Curo. Send for circulars, free. F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall h Family Pills aro tho best. Bumpier seems qulot now, compared to what It was two mouths slnco, says the Minor. Tho reason for this Is that tlia crowd thatthen thronged tho streota, hotels and resorts nro now out In tho hills prospecting nnd mining. This Is nn It should bo. Theso men nro laying tho foundation for the futuro nnd per ninnont proBporlty of tho cniup. Use Allen's Foot-Ease In Your Cloves. A lady writes: "I Bliako Allen's Foot Kaso into my gloves and rub a little on my hands. It saves my glovos bv nb Borbing perspiration. It is a most dainty toilet powder." Wo invito the atten tion of physicians nnd nursos to tho ab solute purity of Allen's Foot-Ease. Dr. W. 0. Abbott, editor of tho Chicago Clinic says: "It Is n grand preparation : I nm using It constantly In my practice" Ail drug aud shoo stores sell it. 2oc. Sample Bent FIIEE, Address Allen 8, Olmsted, Lo Boy, N. Y. Tho election is ovor, the country is saved, nnd now lot everybody get in nnd work vitli renewed dilllgence for tho beet sugar enterprise, counsels tho Now beig Graphic. Unceasing and hard work will bring tho factory. Throuth the Yellowstone. Tho new routo vin tho Oregon Short Lino Hailroad and Monlda, Mont., ena bles you to mako a delightful trip through tho Yellowstone Notional Park, entering via Monlda and coming out via Cinnabar, making it unnecessary to cover any portion of tho routo twko. ror lieautiful descriptive booklet, write or call at Oregon Short Lino Tickot Olllco, H2 Third street, Portland, Oregon. 0 1H (Iw oa.isaoxi.Xjt&.. n.u.ti. yTba Kind Yoa Hiw li BcngM p" (Z&m& The City Fathers at Hood Biver last week passed an ardinanco (which, how ever, the Mayor refuted to sign) reduc ing tho saloon licenso from $1000 a year to $000. "It Is expected," says tho Gla cier, "that three saloons will take out li censes under this new law. and Hood Blver will put on city airs. With three saloons we will have a 'live' town.' The llonilcst Man In Salem Ah well as the handkomest, and others n invited ii cjill on any druggist and get f rco a trial bottle of Kemp's j Balsam for the Throat una Lungs, u remedy that Is guaranteed to cure and believe all Chronic and Acute Uoughn, Asthma, Bronchitis and Consump tion. Price 25c. and 60c. eod&w I will now give a reduction of 10 per ceutou all dress hats. Miss E. Smith, State streeU 13 V The rural mail service from Bhedd to Oakvllle. Peoria and tho surrounding country, began on Monday mornln & ..y Herald. Tlfe carrier 1)avjj shearer, aud hisealary Is J.VX) i mommy uiuhwik, is mr year. He will have a circuit of 25 miles daily, and will carry the mail in a light mail sack. The carrier will connect with tho afurheon train at Bhedd, which will give Peoria and Oakville a dally mall service. OASTOIIIA Brtti Blfutus of KbaYMHiri Atari BftjW feW peuc DecUrci Why dovote all your time reading the Boer War and the Gold Fields of Alaska? There are other matters o vital Impertance: you may inaxeainp "-",-, ""." to ,iavo th(J ,...,,,. ami win warn 10 uuw - vice, use the Wisconsin Umirai l.i .. Rt t'.nl anil ChlcaifO. By rut ates and other Information, write". A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Ore no.o InterUl Umllel. The fastest and finest train aeroas the i AAiiiinuni krnni Mintlneni. From Pasiflc to Alianiw Puifl- Ca II r wr t to II. II. Aooon, . Uo Third strttft, Portland, and get fur ther jMtrtlculars. 0l6flt tZvti hi' J CASTORIA AStgctablc PrcparationrorAs slmitaUng ihcFoodnndRcguIa Ung ihcStoinachs ondBowvIs of Promotes Digcslion.Checrfu ncas nndUcst.Conlalns n.elllcr Opium.Morpliinc norMiucral. NOT "NAIIQ OTIC. flinftarotdjy&wvnmum JUryJin Stnt Mc.Sm sftuje,&rrf t amMSbMr hSttryrm fUrw. Apcrfccl Remedy forConsUpci Uou.SourStomach, Diarrhoea mk1Lo89 of Sleep. FacSimilo Signature or new vomc. EXACT COPY-OF WRAPPER. -rffc ! I 1 II vj. "SM- ""- .$S R. M. WADE &. CO. SALEM OREGON Something to Be Proud Of la tho ownership of n Crescent. Cleve land or Gendron bicycle. It Is tho nemo of perfection In bicycle construction, whoro'.l lightness Is not wicriflced for strength and mechanical skill blend to mako a wheel that Is unexcelled for mil ling finalities and rellabil Ity. Wo havo rtsillendid stock to chooeo from. At io, to W0. R. M. Wade &Co Cool and .Comfortable n I ir. I wouthur descrilHSS tho situation of sensible people. Put on negligee and defy old Sol at his worst. Kticli outllts, when properly lanndrled, look oxcoed- ingiy uressy anti approprmw. i'j rousgotthu bencllt of uncualhl facili ties nnd jerfect methods. Ideal Bum mer nttlre Is very largely a laundry re suit. Bo a model of style on our easy tonus. Salem Stfiam Laundry COW.NKL 1, OI.MHTIUI) I'UOPIlllCTOII. DOKOU8 I), OI.MSTKAI), MOB. Phono 411, ST.W Liberty Street Cooling Summer Drinks produce a breezy freshness when made of puro ingredients. To smile when the mercury sizzles, one has only to bo for tified with health beverages prepared from the whUkles, brandies, gins, Jam alra and Santa Crux rum, clarets, sher ries, etc., obtainable at Bogers', No doubt ever attaches to the quality aud value of anything purchased here. Our name standi Al. . P, Rogers 215 and 222 Commerelal Street. W Wholesale and retail. i - . i ' CASTORIA For Infants and Children. ITiie Kind You Have Always Bought Bears Signati In Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA Our Lawn Mower Will do moro work than nny other two machines In tho mnrkot. Whorovor used n smooth, uvon, nnd beautiful car iHit of green Ib produced. On such grassy Holds, golf, laui tennis, and open air recreations generally find Idonl com llnim. A mower costlllB OlllvH.00 Will return many times Its cost In pleamiro enioved nnd labor snvid. We carry everything in hardware. v33r LITTLE BOPEEP LOST HER SHEEP Hut no ono need worry about mutton tills tlmo of the year, If thoy can get dainty and dollcious Spring lamb for an ..tl. I..,. nml iinnrlnlilnif Hllliimur meal. Wo havo everything In choice meats, ir.d nil the delicacies of tho sea son in both frelh und im(ikiMl meats that will suit tho most critical epicure. E, C CROSS SALEM OR. Disgusted With HlsOId Plumb- Ing every man Is when he visits tils friends' houso und sees thu perfect sanitary and exposed plumbing that nuw Iioiith are titled up with by us. Your bathroom, kitchen ami entire house will bo overhauled ami new plumbing fitted throughout ut a reasonable figure. Our plumbing Is all donu by skilled workmen In a scientific manner. BARR & PETZEL 2H COMMBBOIAL HTBKHT. Telephone No. 2371 I .Bears me f Signature Am Ij.jp iK l tW1P liW Ojf r W H "ft;. mm BUSINESS .OAIIDS. C. JH. UiACDK Successor to Dr. J. M. Kccne. ol White Comer, Snlom Or. Parties desir ing superior operations nt modorato fees in nny branch nro In especial request. ALBERT A. JESSUP. Phono 1071. ROOMS 1 AND 3, OHAY llt.K. Osteopathy In Salem nnd Albany DR, GRACE ALBRIGHT Graduate of American School of Osteo pathy. , SALEM Monday, Wednesday nnd Frldav; hours, 0 to 11 a. m.; 1 to 4 p. ovor W'eller's grocery. ALBANY Tuesday, Thursday nnd Snturdny: hours 0 to 12a. in.; 1 to G p. m., Mrs. Whins rcsldoncu. SOULE BROS. ClAKO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS PORTLAND ORE For Blein ami vlolnltr Wlll'a MimloHlnn. lcuvfc onlera at (dp B. F. JONES, Attorney-nt-Lnw Toledo, Orogon. Waa Clerk of Circuit Court for ill ywira amlhan an up-UMlalo abatractor all rropony In Uproln comity. - OFF10E'aiTY;UALL. r For wntor borvlco noply ut ofllco. Bills puynulo monthly In ndvunco. Muko all complaints nt tho ofllco. CAVITAL C1TV Express and Transfci MeotB all mail and possongor nosBongor trains. Bnggngo to nil p ;arts of the city. Prompt torvlcu. Toiopnono no. rati. "3 " . . N ? or. DlStJUl A 8KIPTON. Wiliametle Stables. Tho undersigned are now occupy ing tho Willamette Stable, south Commercial street, nnd aro ready to hlro you a nlco rig or feed and caro for your team whon In Salem. Horses boarded by tho week. Satisfaction guar anteed. Youi patronage solic ited, t-'-iatf Harold & Reynolds IT S, C, STONE. M. D. I'mprlolor of Stone's Drue Stores HALKMfc'OKKGUN.I . Tho nu-rea (two In nunibon aro located ' a No. 233 a tui W Commerelal atreot, and arc writ ttiK'knl tllli a complete Hue ofdnigf and racllcltiM. toilet Btllcli'a, ixrluinerr, bruihoa etc.,eto.,elc. , ini. munn Ilaahadaomo23ear xprlnc In tlia pran ilfoiif meiliGlnaauil now makoa uo ctiarsu for coiiaulUtlou, xamlnatlnu orprearrlrtlon. CUIUCH TOOTIIACUE, EARACHE and NEURALGIA la a lulutitei alt druli(a or Tin- 'l'1-l.o Mrillmil Cu. ZA llruadwar, NfW York Hi'nd fur lluoklit. QTEAM WOOD SAW O Two Mnohlnoa, , , Tclophono 26KI black, Ieavo orders at reMdonco on 12th streot, or Htelner'n market. M. Van hxex, YkwPahk. 6-0tf PLATING Ilnjral Tilpla Hilver Hllrtr Metal rial KiiItm iwrnot (0) w("l hanillca., Korkt ixtrMtS, wI liamtlea.. KnlTetpvrtetS. tlvlal liamlloa., KorkiiiurwlS.ilelal haille. lio 40 - 0 U) u 0 (A 1 abla j'ia I or aei o, lea iponua r ici u,. miner kiiiici, cucii Buaar Hlii'llt, eai.li.. I'aiTlns Kl....... Napkin Itlnjca wr Set 0,.. " raiwra-.-... .-.-- .It W In It U) on Gold and Call and get our prices Nickel piaung. G A, ROBERTS, JOB State btreot ! Phono SB70 McCoy Stape, Leaves Willamette stable 0:20 a, in. dally for Lincoln, 'our, McCoy, and rerryuaie linn return same nny. new nock, g'Hxl norses anil careiiu urivcr. Parcels delivered along ine line. 3.1 u t( K. K. Davis. MBS. M. A. COOK, Proprietor, Salem Steam Dye Works. Ladles'andgenU!loth"a cleaned dyed, repaired and prtasol, I fats and glovea dry- alcaund. Coats and vesta reliued. Velvet collars replaced on overcoats. lOO Com'l at Opp Hotol Wlllamatte Brewster & White IlkULCIIH IN Salem later Co, Hay, Grain, MIIHFecd, Flour Salt, etc. Urn illwifitirrtr 11 nliriliit II MM tt Itnllll Oats, (Iruhaui, Whole Wheat Flour, l'l.i.nl riaiiiii lst luu1 aal as lrraiak a I ta ll ilOV MVt tHWf VUIH tflPfM VJ4 lV livery and prompt service. The Feed Men. Phone 1781. 01 Court WANTED- Nau fnHnv aciyertlMmant fur n this ooIuwm, lnBnl r9 iil?P-' wxs. Unas or lass I thrnn tlmaa fo Sl.OO per month at same rate. All over feurllrn A. 0. U. V. 11AL1,-Macly Lode, No. CO, will glvo a ball on Friday even ing, Juno 22. All are cordially Invited to attend. 19 9t UEMOVAI, NOTICE.-Our customers will hereafter find our barber shop at 223 Commercial next door to Themp- sorra jowolory store Whore we will bo glad to meet our old constomer. "Remember Old Jack." Duwe A Daniels. ojs l A HOME WANTED For two little girls nged 10 nnd 12, any one wanting to tako on9 of these children call at tho W. O, T. U. Ilooms. 0-18-3U WANTED Board for man and wlfo la tho viciuity of state houso in private family about July 10th. with bath privileges. Pormnnent place wanted. Addrrsu terms to box K, Journal olllco. 0-18-3 AGENTS WANTKD-To show our up-to-dnto Wnll Map United States and World, size 47xU7 inchci, 3 to 5 a day easily earned. Write for free sample and particulars. Ilif! & Company, Chicago, III. 5-l8-2m ," ,,xt,n T?I .f . run iaa a -rivu nuusuvon room cov-ij tnucs. with basement. Good water. rH Apply nt-124 Ilighstreot, A. Bchrelbcr. 0-18-lni FOB BALE Tents, awnings, camping outfits of nil kinds In now and second hand goods. Tin ware, granite ware, etc. Call at 210 Commercial street. 113 3tl ilAUVKSTEIl FOR SALE" A"Deoring Solf-Blndor in good condition, Price. 20. Alio hay for salo on ground llvo miles cast of Salomon Silver Creole Falls road. Gko. E. Alum. 0 13 2w ; WELLS AND WATEB-Pure water'' aid lo good health, I nm prepared to, boro, (lrivo, dig or repair wells. A. -Parr, South Salem. 0 10 Ut FOB BALE. 110 acres of good botto land, 10 ncroa in lions, good house and '' barn. Address 11. J. Hall, Hall's Fer ty or Creston, Or. C-lltf FOB SALE-Flvo acres choice nardsn land, good house, orchard anil ouur Improvements. Apply to J. Buef, first brick houso, north sido Garden ' road. U-ll-lm PHAETAN For salo high grado v hide, best mako, nearly now, will sell for one-fourth value. Mitchell, Lewis & Btnvor Co. 0-0-tf CLEAN ULOVEB HAY-From the Hubbard farm now on tho market. Orders should bo loft early, as thoro is a good domand, SOU Commercial street, Salem. 0 73w FOB SALE-At Ashland, 30 acres' 10 In fruit, In peach bolt, lino house, nest wator, climate, and schools, clear title nnd ensy terms. A. O. GuthrUO Ashland, Oro. 6-31'lrnt FOB BALE bmall stock farm 76 acres good houso and orchard half mllo from railroad depot for $1260. Address Homestead euro Journal office. 0-2-lat WOBk" HOBSEiTFOlf SALE.-Sover-nl head of good work horses for sale cri lie seen nt farm of T. C. Jory, 8 miles souoh of Salem. Win, Frlckey vj Box 01 Salem. 0 1 lmT A WHEN HAVING Your spring skirts 5 maila go to Sarali iu, Ulynior. ine KLOiily oxcliulva sklrt-makor in Salem, Perfect fit guaranteed, and prices reasonable. Boom ft corner Liberty and Suite street, Gray block. 6-28-1 mo SHAViNG TEN OENT8-The publlo aro invited to patronitq the Manila Barber Shop. II Oils shop Is secured lv llni rnmlilnri' tint nrlrfl will 1)0 ill- croaseil to !6o. G. VI. Plaster, 05 8tate stroot. 6-2t-lm BOBIN80N THEBMAL BATH-Cabl-net tho greatest known health pro tector and restorer. Prlco $6.00. $7.60 and $12.60 according to eUo and qual ity, $2.00 book free to patrons. Mrs. J. A. Bollwood and Mrs. T. U. ialr bank, general agouti, 383 Front 81. Salem, Or. C1CU BOOMS. Furnished or unfurnished, sluglo or in suites, dining room ad- Joining, hoino-'.iko, second floor Cot tlu block. Mnttlo Hutchins, prop. 413tf SUITS, PANTO, OVEBCOAT8, Tn measure. Perfect Ut guaranleeJ, 2,000 stylos to select from. II. S. Belle, State Street, agent Wanna maker A Brown, Philadelphia, 4-7-tf HOUSE ULiKA NKIW Bcuieiuber that tho beat and cuoaput carpet a .. a i. a .... a.. It n.itui avr1rt paper Ik tho heavy full UtTllKJOUHNALOniCC. 20-tf tin PCRS0MAU 7ft M W 10 10 HI LADIES A wcrot to enlarge your bust six Inches free. Zanretnetto Co., Dept., 300, Milwaukee, Wis. C10-3t ' WANTED At Holel Halem an ofllca boy. Iimulro at hotel. 0-10-3 A BLACKSMITH One who knowiths tho trade thoroughly can secure at sleudy Job aud good pay. Salem Wagon Factory. 3M Commercial street. " j WANTED Good saksiusn to call ortj bualnitss men with the best seller on tho market. No competition. F. L. Shaw, Box 780, U Angeles, Cal. U lit 3tj WANTED Fifty wood choppers, price $1 per cord. Apply to tho Spaulding lagging to., Kowwrg, vtvgw HOTELSANTIAM At Detroit. Orenon Now open for Bummer lourisw, new ... . . house, newly turnlshelflrUiassaccow o.latlons. Price from $1.00 to $1.60 per tv rtrvkt tv.uk train and saddle horse always ready lo accoraoilalo Tourlsti to I Hot Springs, Marlon WHO. na i-axe Pamella and all good flablng jiointi. , H. Jacob, Prop. hotUe to PlflsCamtfc a..l, l 111. ...Ill Ka xvalnix! bV uiidersignetl up to and luclud JwjfJ 23, BKX), for tho painting ol three cetjl taaes. Tho right ii reserved to rejectj (1 any or all bids, For partlculr8 at tho Elkheatl 8aloon. . nVfii W. It. Au. fialnm. fir. -if on. June 12. 1000. ! MV (N , St. $25.00 Wwirt ;j lirill 1 I.I I,..,l.n mrrMt md CMI? tlnn nfnnv ru.rwin ciUtfllt WWr!;,' cutting palma or shrubbery l atXi the Willamette Hotel. SOU aj a ftti 'Jafci "ii Ti vi m .ill JS iij "HHfmufmnfttTX- JiilV'5wf;rtr"