srr -.' ?3n"s:'
C NGIlR
Time was wiien Cancer was considered as incurable as leprosy,
ulivoirlaus and friends could iHve little relief or encouragement to
one aillicted with this terrible disease. Kveu now doctors know of no remedy for this fearful malady j while admitting it to be
a blood disease, they stilt insist that there is no hope outside of a surgical operation, and advise you to have the Cancercut out
but at the same time cannot assure you that it will not leturn. You may cut or draw out the sore, but auothcr will come in
its place, for the disease is in the blood is deep-seated and destructive, and beyond the reach of the surgeon's knife or
caustic, flesh-destroying plasters. The blood must be purified and strengthened, the system relieved of alt poisonous, effete
matter before the Cancer 6ore will heal. '
S. S. S. i the only medicine that can overcome this powerful and contaminating poison and force it out of the blood It
builds up and invigorates the old, mid supplies new, rich, life-gi ing blood. S. S. S. is a purely vegetable remedy : no mineral
can be found in it ; the roots and herbs from which it is made contain powerful pu-ifying propertie$ that act directly upon
the blood system and make a safe and permanent cure of Cancer It has cured thousands, why not you?
Cancer is noi always lniierneu ; your family may be free from any taint, yet your blood may become so polluted that a severe
impure Biototl Inwit&s Disease d"e,,"p from"n, Ar"rir yplongue
"-" or other part of your body ; a slight bruise
, . or hurt, a little pimple on the evelld. lip
or nose, a small lump on the jaw or breast, a harmless looking wart or mole, and other causes so insignificant as to attract
little or no attention. If you have an obstinate sore, don't rely upon salves or ointments to cure it begin with S S S
at once; it will cleanse your blood nnd prevent the formation of cancerous cells.
Mi? ""." Plt. Mo , writes " A
ear on the lef l lde of my face. At fiut It ga e
until the Jaw began lo Hwell and became much
cat into tne neaii, ami Rave me intense tuin
Kood 1 tneu neitail the me or S S. S and after
ir . .
now uoiiKiiui inciwieaic mis was io ears ago, ana I am still enjoying perfect health "
Send for our special book on Cancer; it contains much information that will interest
you ; it is iree,
Write our physicians about your case,
have made a life study of Cancer and
ever for this.
O. C. T. Go's
rABHENOEU BTEAtuKH
pOMONA
altonA
LKAVEB FOll 1'OIITI.AND
" Hairy eicept Sunday at 7 n m
QOICK TIMK AND C1IKAI' ItATKB.
Uocktatwren HtMx.and (Vinrt Uta.
M. P. IIAI.DWIN, Agent.
INDUCEMENT
For Two Months
June and July
Havo you been satisfied xith tliu Fla
voring KxtrnclB jou lmo been using of
nny-oneii-innke? To introduce our own
maku "Diamond Drnnil" wo will give
free with ono dollar purchases of coffee,
ten, baking powder, spices etc, 2 ounces
of any kind of flavoring, purchaser to
furnish the'bottle. l!o sure and bring
laruecnougn routes, wo can not got
2 ounces in thoso 2,oz or 25c pnmicl bot
tles of other stores.
Own innko, strong nnd pure.
Plioiio 2412.
Frco Delivery.
A
4 CioCIAL NEWS
4 J AND VIEWS i
Frank Hokgkin roturnod to 1'ortland
last ovoning.
Jan. White, of Redding, Cat., lb visit
ing friends here.
Miss Carrie ltoynl went to Portland
this morning to visit friends.
Mrs. John Lewis and Mrs. Ethel Mc
Coy bare been visiting in Corvullis.
Judgo It. P. Roisp is in McMinnville
to hold nn adjourned term of Circuit
Court.
K. Downs camti up last night from
Portland, where ho spent u vuek.on
business.
Mrs. W. J. Johnson, o( Rock Springs,
Wyoming, is visiting her sibter, Mrs.
Joint A. Carson.
Mrs. Dr. J. W. Meredith and daugh
ter Jeanotlo, returned from their Fast'
urn trip last evening.
Mrs. Joraea D. Agnow of Portland,
formerly Miss (5 race Peebles, is tho guest
ofMre.L. II. Shirley.
Hon. Chas. Mooro and wife, returned
to Oregon City last evoning nftor tuklng
in the Alumni reunion.
Mrs. M. F. McLcnnon, proprietor of
the Elite Gallery nnd son Keunolli,
went to Detroit hot springs (o spend two
months for a rest.
Mrs. A, L. Kcennn and Mrs, Eliza
liilh Daito havo returned to Portland
after attending the district comention
of tho Women of Woodcraft.
Micses Lettia AbrnniH, Altliea Leo and
Helen Btetwer hnvo returued from Cor
vallis where thuy attended lliu com
mencement exercises of 0. A. C.
Mrs. E. M. Munford, who lias been
visiting at tho homo of T. F. Royal, left
this morning for HilUboro, where she
will visit her sister Mrs. Harold Oberg.
It. A Wed (boon ke.eper of tho Port
land flouring mill) wife nnd daughter,
camoupfrom Portland last night to
visit his brother George for a few
days.
His Forte.
11. E. Clifford the ex-con who hired
a team of Radabaugh & trances and
drove it to Portland where he sold it for
M, got as far as Olympia, Wah., by
the same method of traveling, but was
there over-hauled, and arrested for sell
ing a warn which ho had hired in Che
balls. He will soon be, back behind the
bars.
One Lkeist.
A marfago jiecneo haa'been Issued to
Matilda A.Skalen and John 11. John
on, S. W. Jerman witness.
You 1 Liver
WUl be roawd to Its natural dotiM
ana your blliouineas. hmitnihe nJ
coostipaiiou be cuntt
Jltttloil be cutrd If you take
Hood' Piils
Sold by all drurjUt. S3 cents.
Yokohama Tea Store
1., 'iud&iahi'l ' '&-li. .'.J. Ji-... t..--V-, , , !-.-. ' ,'tVTwiMataasAlalaaaSiaiMMatala
small pimple came on ray Jaw about one Inch below the
tne no rouble, and I did not think it ma anything serious
Inflamed
At the same time theanrelirimii In ctirratl
t irletl eiervlIlltlV f milt.1 llMir nf tint nnlhlitn lM ...
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taking several bottlei the Cancer healed, and
and for any advice or information wanted ;
all
blood diseases. We make no charge
Address, THE SWIFT
TODAY'S MARKET.
. Portland, Juno. 21 What t, 65 vnlloy
Walla Wolht, C5Q50.
Flour Portland, best grade $2.70 to
$3.00. Superfine f 2.10 porbbl.
Oats Choico White- 3135c, grey 32
to 33.
Mlllstuff Bran, f 13; shorts, $15.
Hay Timothy $1011 per ton.
Onions Oregon, $0.00 to $0.50
Potntoes 40 to oOo per sack.
Butter Host dairy, 20025; fancy
creamery, 35 to 40c. Store 25c.
Eggs Oregon, 14
Poultry Chickcnsl3 00 to3.6Qj hens,
$4 to 4.50; turkeys, live 13c.
Mutton Dressed, 7 to 7c per pound.
Hogs Heavy dressed 5 to 0c.
Beef Steers. JMQ4.50; cows,$3.50 4j
dressed beef, 0W to 7J4C.
veal Dreseeu, 8 8)ic. lor small.
Hops 28c.J
Wool Valley, 1213c ; Eastern Oro.
eon, 1015c; Mohair, 25c.
Hides Grcon. salted CO lbs, 80o;
untier 00 lbs, 7Xa6 : sheep pelts, 10
20c
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat 58 pounds nnd over, 45c.
Wool, 13 to 10c. Mohair, 25c.
Hops 5 to 7)$c
Onts 28 to 30c.
Hay Baled, cheat, $7 ; to $7.50 timo
thv, $10.
Ekk 12 to 13c.
Flour In wi.olesalo lots, $2.50; retail,
$3.
Mlllstuffs Bran, $13; shorts, $14)$.
Hogs Dressed, 5jr.
Livo cattle Steers, '! ; cows, 2f to
$3.
Sheep $2.5003.
Dressed Veal Oc.
Butter Dairy, 15c; crenmory, 20c.
Poultryl J at liens per II)., 0c.
spring chickens per lb., 10
Potatoes 20 tn 25c per bushel for old.
Potatoes nov,75e.
rcorvallls Graduates.
A class of thirly-suvon was grnduated
from the Oregon Agricultuial Collego
Of these, seventeen nro in tho mechani
cal course, eleven in housohold science,
one in pharmacy, two in graduate courto
and six in the Agricultural course
Mechanical Course: Arthur J. Bier,
Waller Carlton Abrnms, W. W. Gurrow,
Joseph U. Garrow, John E. Mcllrldo,
Aubert Leavens, Iigh A. Noel, Charles
A.Snuuder, Fred C. Wnters, Theodore
P. West, Hnrry E. lluxton, Herbert IJ.
Junkln, Arthur H.Frnzier, John Hubert
Gallagher, Fred O. Kniso, Thomas E.
Palmer nnd James O. McCotistland.
Graduate Ceurse: Edith Gibson and
Erwid J, Lea.
Plinrnmcy Ceurse: Edwin Scott Har
ris. Agriculture Course: Edwin B. Al
drich.Keuben I). Biirgss.Wm, It. Hilly,
James E. Elgin, Hugh E. Peuland and
Glenn Winslow.
Houpehold Science Course: Minnie
M.Buxton, Lcalnh Inez Fuller, Joyce I..
Hurshuer, Garlln Hill, Meldorn Jackson,
Florence Maxfield, Letltia Ownby,
Lillian A. Itanney, Elsin M. Itucter,
Ettio A. Smith nntl Mira Eva Starr.
Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! at
your own price while they
last, Given's old Stand next
door to Gilbert fctsaKer.
OASTOniA
Biari th x? " Kini) Vw Hart Alwrs B0lW
m Kind Yw Hart Alwrs
Bignatoro
of
A Sunday Excursion.
It la tho inherent right of every man
lo worship God when bo pleases,
whore ho pleases and how ho pleases, or
notat all, if lo pleases, and so believtB.
It is tho privilege of every ninn to toil
up the mountain side on the Fabbath
morn and worship the maker of the uni
verse from tho enow-capped summit of
everlasting purity, It is his privilege to
attend services at a church and recclvo
spiritual teaching in tho edifice of man
set aiido for divino worship if bo so
pleases and it is his privilege, to meditate
on the wonders of nature and give silent
thanksgiving to the Master as ho glides
ovor the smooth waters of the beautiful
Klamath lake that reverberates witli the
sweet strains of orchestral music which
glides away Into tho sylan glades to gru t
the listening ear of the doo and Anally
drifts into silence with tho drumming of
tho pheasants amid the soughing of the
wind in the pines albeit this be called
tt"Suuday Excursion."
The incomparable mind tho maker
and the ruler of all tilings, could tcarce
ly iHUoeondevcd theplan of dictator
ship exercised or attempt! to bo oxer
ciwd by sect or creed over mankind,
and the duties, tho privilege of mankind
Ho not in thekeepint? of demagogs or
human mind, Imt are provided for 111
the divine plan.
Belief is a condition of the mind,
fettered by heredity, environment.
teaching and intelligence, Tho all-
pervading soul may be uncluingeaUn '
but belief is as varied as human condi
tions, am! no man, no sect no individ
ualism need -arrogale 10 iUeif the priv
ilege of the true and only belief its
privilege to teach, to beHwh and offer
Going fast, those shoes
Given's old stand.
at
IS NOT
INCURABLE
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ninl
n.iu
VU.ll
there
they
what -
SPECIFIC COMPANY. ATLANTA. GA.
nrgumet is unquestioned, but its right
to dictato is denied and refuted.
A "Sunday Excureion" may bo an of
fenso in tho sight of tho creator but
who knows? And if it be not bo, then
may not tho denunciators of tho recre
ations ot man, bo offenses in the sight
of the creator? To bo biblical is tho
mote in tho brothor's oyo more offensive!
than tho beam in thine own?
Deafness Cannot De Cured
by local applications, as thoy cannot reach
the diseased portion of tho car. There
is only ono way to euro deafness, nnd
that is by constitutional remedies. Deaf
ness is caused by an inflamed condition
of tho mucous lining of U10 Eustachian
Tubo. When this tubo gets inflamed
you havo n rumbling sound or imperfect
aiicnring, nuu wncn it is entirely cioeoii
deafness is the result, and uiiIobs tho in
flammation can bo taken out and this
tubo restored to its normal condition,
hearing will bo destroyed ferever: nino
cases out of ten nro caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but an inflamed condi
tion of tho mucous surfaces.
Wo will give Ono Hundred Dollars for
any case 01 Deafness (caused by catarrh)
that can not bo cured by Hall's Catarrh
Curo. Send for circulnrs, frco.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Hall u Family Pills are tho host.
A boiler of n portnulo steam euglno
used to propel a snwmill, exploded near
tho village of Eden, Eric county, Now
York, last evening, instantly killing
tlirco men John Fleming, Alexander
Fleming nnd Bort Manlmoeecs.
At ncd Time
ttko npleasant herb drink, tho ncx
morning I feel bright nnd my com
plexion 1b hotter. My doctor says it
nets gently on tho stomach, liver nnd
kidneys, nnd is n pleasant Iqxativo. It
is made o( herbs, and is prepared as
easily as tea. It is called Lane's Medi
cine. All druggists sell it at 25c. and CO
eta. Lane's l-amily Mcdiclno moves tho
bowels each day. If you cannot got it,
send for 'frco sample. Address, Orator
F. Woodward, Loltoy, N. Y.
Prince David Kawnnakod, o( Hawaii,
has been chosen chairman of the Dem
ocratic delegation to the Kansas City
convention. Foroign office passport?,
tlfo last over to bo issued, woro Issued
to the delegates.
To-Miht and To-Morrow NUM.
And each (lay ana night during this
week you cun tret ut nny druggist's
Kemp's Balsam for tho Throat and
Lungs, acknowledged to bo tho most
successful remedy oyer sold for
CoughR, Uroup, Bronchitis, Asthma
und Consumption. Oct a buttle to.
diiy and keep It always in tho houso
so you can check your cold at once
Pries 25c und 50c.- Sample bottle frco,
codA-.w
Tho GOtli annual convention of tho
North A in or lean Turner Bund endod at
Philadelphia yesterday, and the remain
der of the week will bo dovoted to exer
cises attending tho goldon Jubiloo of the
organization. Ilotolvtions against mili
tarism wero adopted.
Shake Into Your Shoes.
Allen's Foot-EaBe, a powder. It cure
painful smarting, nervous feet and in
rowing nails and instantly tnkes the
1 ting out of corns and bunions. It's
.3e greatest comfort discovery of tho
,jo Allen's Foot-Easo makes tight or
icw shoes feel easy. It is a certain cure
for sweating, callous and hot tired ach
InirfeeL Try it today. Sold by all
druggists mid Bhoe stores. By mail for
25c in stamps. Trial imckaco FItEE.
Address Allen 8. Olmsted, Leltoy, N.Y 2
Its Mme Is Up.
Tho triumph of tho Northern Pacific
Jtailway'a new train, tho North Coast
Limited," which runs daily from Port
land throtiKli to St Paul, has been icreat
and has attracted tho attention of many
thousand 01 eopie. 'i ravel lias greatly
increased on the Northern Pacific slnco
the model train wns put on, and the
travelers who aro so fnrtunato as lo ride
on this train are highly pleased with it
.Many people visit the Union Depot In
Portland dally to se it start on Its trin
acroHB tho continent- Anyone wishiiiK
a full description of this train should
write to A. I). Charlton A. G. P. A., 263
Morrison street, corner Third. Portland,
for a "North Coast Limited" leaflet.
-J8-7t
Throuih the Yellowstone.
The new route via tho Oregon Short
IJnu Hailroad and Moulds, Mont., ena
bles you to make a delightful trip
through tho Yellowstone National Park,
entering via Monida and coming out vis
Cinualiar, making it unnecessary to
rover any portion of the route twke. For
iKtatitiful descriptive booklet, write or
call at Oregon Short Line Ticket Office,
IV! Tlilrtl street, rortiami, unvon.
0 ltf Ow
Ira will Untied.
The fastest and finest train across the
eoiitinwit. From Pauiflc to Atlantic
without change of cars, via Canadian
Pacific. Call or write to II. II. Abbott,
HO Third street, Portland, ami get fur-
her particulars. o-lo-oi
CASTOR I A
Tor Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bear the ST0 ' JSTaJC
Blgnatu.0 of Lux&Z7ctfCUt4
DAD BEDS AMD HOARD.
The
Salem-Nome Passcnters 4Ve a
Hard
Time Gettlof Good Provisions or a
Comfortable Resting Place.
A letter has been received from n
?ome gold-eccker on board tho Senator,
dated May 22d, which recounts n revolt
on board ship. -The writer says:
Complaint has been in ado by tho eccond
cabin passengers at tho sleeping accom
odations and tho menu. It came to a cli
max this morning when a petition was
presented by a committee to Capt. Pat
terson setting forth their grievances. It
was signed by 72 sccond-cnbbln gold
seekers, among whom aro ox-Governor
Fletcher, of Salem nnd Eugene D.
White, n Tortlnnd attornoy. Tho com
mittee told tho master of tho Senator if
their demands were not complied with
thoy would go down Into tho flrst-cnbln
dining-saloon in n body nnd tako scats at
tne tables.
Captain Patterson advised thoni not
to do anything" that thoy might bo sorry
for lator, and nddod that ho had about a
hundred men who woro ablo bodied nnd
in good health, whp could at least stand
on their feet nboard ship bettor than
most passongors. So far thoro havo
been two meals slnco tho action of tho
committee. Thcro lias been no blood
shed, and tho second-cabin passengors
continuo to eat in tho second cabin.
Gcorgo ltichanl8 nccti'entnlly stabbed
William Bonn in tho loft arm with a
limiting knifo. Thoyhadboon skylark
ing, Bonn becamo angry whon ho folt
tho knifo, nnd securing tlto weapon
attempted to stab Klchards. The lat
ter's father interfered nnd with otlior
stcorngo pnssongors disarmed Bonn. The
men afterward reuowed their friend
ship. Ail tho parties aro from San
Francisco.
Peace Declared
Why dovoto all your ttmo
rendintr
iiiu uoor var anil 1110 uol
tho Gold Fields 01
rtioaKBf inoro aro oilier matters o
vital importance; you may make atrip
East, nnd will wnnt to know how to
travel. In order to hnvo tho boat ser
vice, uso tho Wisconsin Central Ity-i
between St. Pnul nnd Chicago. For
ntes and otlior information, writo .las.
A. Clock, Goneral Agent, Portland, Oro
no.o
Notice to Palatini Contractors.
Scaled bids will bo recolved by tho
undersigned up to and Including Juno
25, W00, for tho painting of thrco cot
tages. I ho right Is resorvod to reject
.'....'. J"uoi ror particuinra apply
at thi Elkhcad Saloon. ' ' 7
. W. It. Amikiwo.v.
Hnlem, Oregon, Juno 12, 1000, 0-12-tf
Call for City Warrants.
Notico Is hereby given that thero aro
funds on hand appllcablo to the pay
ment of nil warrants of the City of Salem
drawn on tho general fund and
endorsed on or before NnvomW .in ioo
Holdors of said warrants will please pro
sent them for payment at Ludd & Bush's,
bank, an interest will ceaso from date of
tuis notico. John Mom,
. City Troasu-er.
Balom, Or., Juno 20, 1000. Hit
Notice to Bridge Contractors
The County Court of Linn County,
Stato of Oregon, will consider hldn for
tho rotimboring of tho main spans of
tho combination bridgo over the Call
pooia River at Brownsville in said
county.
Said bids to bo filed with tho County
fllnvtV In lllinHii ..! I a, al -w 1 - . 1
icIaA ntuuiij iiui iwior ninn JUiy uui,
iuw. at viiu nuur 01 1 o CIOCK p. III.
All material to bo first-class mid to Ikj
npnroveti uy n competent Inspector np
IoIntcd by said court.
Bids must bo nccompanlod witli rash
or a certified check in tho sum of flOO
to bo forfeited to tho countv by the suc
cessful bidder should he fnll toontor into
contract with Linn County within threo
days after tho award of contract.
BondB in tho sum bidden will bo ox
acted of successful bidder.
Said construction to bo completed by
AuoustlSth, 10C0.
Tho court reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. Gko, ?. Uaiito.v,
Minium 1.11111 lyouniy, uregon.
0 21-td
CALL FOR BIDS.
Bids for supplying tho City of Salem,
Oregon, with ono Jiorso, not less than
fle years, and not ovor eight years old,
weight to bo not less than 1500 tiounils.
of good style, action and iicallk, will bo
received by 8. A. Biggs, chairman of
special commltteo, at tho stabio of Page
AStovons, Salonif dally, until 5 o'clock
p. m., ot Juno 20, 1000.
Bono by ordor of (he common council,
N. J. Jurwit, City Hecorder.
0-10 lot
Notice of Intention and Call
for Bids.
Notice is he rub
hy given that tho com
the city of Halem. Ore-
tnon council of
gon, lias deflated
Its intention to lav a
cuwer 111 ami uirougn me alley running
north and south through Dlock No. 01 of
said city, and has ordered said improve
ment undertaken and proceeded with at
tho cost and expenio of the property or
properties abutting upon tho two sides
of said .alley; and said council has
further ordered that bids for doing
tho work and furnishing materials for tho
construction of said sewer be, and Die
same aro. hereby, calltd for. lllds there
fore will be received at the olllce of tho
recorder of eald city up to and Including
the hour of G p. tn. on the SOth day of
Jane, 1000; the said council reserves the
right to reject any and all bids re
ceived In this behalf, the plans and
sclflcatlons for the work and
material of said construction mav be
seen at tho oQlce of said recorder of said
city; and wety bid filed in this behalf
must be accompanied by a certified
check in the sum of ten jxt cent of the
full sum of said bid so offered, payable
to the order of the City of Halem, Ore
gon. .
Done by order of the Common Council
of Salem Oregon. N. J. Jdiuii,
H-20-U1 City Recorder.
NOTICE.
Rids will be received by the I'retklent
of the 8Uto Hoard of Agricultnre at
HilUboro, Oregon, Saturday, June 23,
1000, for the Score-card pririlego at
at the Oregon State Fair, this year. Did
der will be required to place and re
place numlxsr on riders and drivers
and put up announcements on board.
Certified check in tho sum ol Ui per
ceut of the bid must accompany. Right
reserved to reject any mid all bid".
V. II. iVauaoxo, Vie:
0 16 td
through the alley running
CMImmS
.. nrlfri tit - r-ad u ' y
grtqoF- ww,
Atgclable Pr cpaMlionror As
similating IhcFoodnndRcduJa
titig IhcStoinachs undDowcls of
Liviiii.inuia
Promotes DigcslioaChccrruh
ncssflndllcst.Conlalns nclllicr
Onlum.Morpliinc nortuicxaI.
NoxHAncoTic.
fUKtftcfouxtsuKvamaim
lryJcM SnA
JlxSmml
IKuftSfPd.'
CtmAtd.Uiiw
itSUmiflnw.
Apafccl nemedy rorConsllpn
lion , Sour Stotnach.Dlnrrhocn
nnd Lobs op Sieep.
Facsimile Signature of
NEAV YOTIK.
exact copy or wrapper.
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GASTORU
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R. M. WADE & CO.
SALEM10REG0N
Something (o Be Proud Of
Is tho ownorshlp of a' Orescent. Clove
land or Gendron bicyclo. It is tho acmo
of perfection in bicyclo construction,
where!) lightness 'Is not wicriflced: for
strength and mechanical skill blond to
nmlcii a wheel that is tinoxcellod for run-
nng mialltles and reliability. Wo liavo
risplondid stock to choose from. At f"5,
lotHO.
R. M. Wade &Co
g$3$&!-'
Cool and Xomfortable
in hot wcalhor describes tho situation
of sensible, people. Put on ucgllgeo and
defy old Sol at ids worst. Such outfits,
when properly laundrled, look exceed
ingly dressy and npproprlnto. Our pat
rons got tho benefit of unequalled facili
ties mid irfect methods. Ideal Sum
mer nttiro is very largely n laundry re
sult, lie a model of stylo oil our easy
terms.
Salem Steam Laundry
COI)MKI, 1. OLHSTKAII I'noruIICTOU.
UOKOUM fl. OLMSTKAll, WOK.
Phono HI, 23i) Liberty Street
Coeling: Summer Drinks
produce a breezy freshness when made
of pure ingredients. To smile when the
mercury slides, one has only to,! for
tified with health beverages prepared
from the whiskies, brandies, gins, Jam
aica and Bauta Crux rum, clarets, sher
ries, etc., obtainable at Rogers'. No
doubt ever attaches to tho quality and
value-of anything purchased hero. Our
name stands AI.
V
J, P, Rogers
218 and 222 Commercial Btrtet.
iirVVnoIeMleand retail.
Xftfjtf-S?
GASTORIA
For Infants and Ohildron.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
n
Use
Over
Thirty Years
GASTORIA
THt OCNTAUN OOMfANV. NC VOHt OITf.
Our Lawn Mower
Will do more work than any other to
machines In tho nmikol. Whorovor
Used n smooth, even, nnd beautiful car
pot of green is produced. On such grassy
ilelds, golf, lnn tenuis, nnd open air
recreations generally ilnd hlcnl condi
tions. A mower costinc onlv 11.00 will
roturn many times its cost In pleasure
enioyed nnd lubct saved.
Wo. carry
everything In hnnlwnre.
LITTLE BO-PEEP
LOST HER SHEEP
Hut no one need worry about mutton
this tlmu ot the year, II they can got
dainty ami delicious Spring lamb for nn
appotizlng and nourishing Hummer
meal. Wo havo everything in choice
meats, and all tho delicacies of tho sea
son in both frelh mid smoked meats
that will suit tiio most critical epicure.
Fi c cross salem;;or.
Disgusted With His Old Plumb
Ing every man Is whon ho visits Ids
friends' iiouio and sees tbu perfeut
sanitary ami oxKcd plumhltig that
new hotiiii'H uro IIHikI up with by us.
Your bathroom, kitchen and niitini
liotisu will bo overhauled und now
plumbing fitted throughout ut a
reasonable figure. Our plumbing Is
all none Dy skllltxl workmen in a
scientific manner.
BARR & PETZEL
214 COMMEHOIAL BTRKKT.
Telt'phonu No. 247!
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J1U8INESS OAltDS.
O. JH. OIACK
Successor to Dr. J. M. Keeno, ol
White Conior, Snlcm Or. Parties desir
ing superior operations at moderate fees
in nny branch aro in especial request.
ALBERT A. JESSUP.
Phono 1071.
ItOOMS 1 AND 3, OKAY I1L1C.
Osteopath y
In Salem nnd Albany
DR, GRACE ALBRIGHT
Graduato of American School oi Osteo
pathy. SALEM Monday, Wednesday and
Fridav; hours, 0 to 11 a. tn.; 1 to 4 p.
ovor Woller's grocory.
AJiHA NY Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday : hours 0 to 12 a. m. ; 1 to 6 p.
in., Mrs. Win 11 s residence.
SOULE BROS.
PIANO TONERS AND REPAIRERS
PORTLAND ORK
FurBuloiaandvlcliiltr 1mv order at (lei
WIII',MnloHlo e.
B. F JONES,
Attorney-at-Law
Tolocto, OroBon,
Wu Clork'of Circuit Court for tx:jen anJhas
an iito-cato awinvcioi an proponj in unroiu
couuljr. lM7m
OFFIOI'VOITYSUALL.
a For wator (.orvlco nDply nt offlcr'.
Ullls paynblo monthly In ndvunco.
Muko ull complaints at tho oOlco.
CAWTAL CITY
Express and Transfei
Meotn all mall and tmssonitcr trains.
ago to nil parts 01 tho city, l'rompt
, Toiepuoiio Eio. ooi.
'moniti' .. uviwrnK
Willamette Stabies.
The undersigned nronowoccupy
ing the Willamette Btnblo. south
Commercial street, and aro
ready to hiro you a nlco rig or
feed and care for your team
whon in Balom. Horses boarded
by tho week. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Yout pntronuga solic
ited. 2-12tf
Harold & Reynolds -
S, C, STONE. M. a
rroprlotorJolC
Stones Drue: Stores
HALKJIOHKOON.l
Tris ncr (two In number) aro located
So. XIA ami R3.1 CominorfUl ttt, and arc
ell itookcil with a complete line oldnigiand
inollcliiH, tollot article, pMfuinnrjr, bruthei
si..,.. I)UBT0NK
llasliail 0!no23 can osporleuce In tbt prao
tiro otmoillcliioatiil now inakct 110 cliargo for
ixmaulUtloo. oiamlnatlou or praarrlptton.
Trailn Mark.
TOOTHACHE, EARACHE
and NEURALGIA
la a rolnutri all dnif (lata or
nn-Ti-1.0 nifiiiuiit Cu.
ViO llruadwar, frw Turk,
fWiMl fur Iluoklrl.
QTEAM WOOD SAW
O Two Mnohlnoa,
WorkDon Uulokly
Tulophouo 2fi8.1 black. Leave ordors nt
resldouco on 12th streot. or Blelnor's
market. M. VanFlkkt, YkwPakic. 5-0tf
PLATING
Itoyal
; Silver
Maul
Tiljils
Hllror
Plata
IM)
Knltex-rMt(l) wool hinllca f 2A
rorai pernio, iiiiuic.
KUITMIwriuiD, Mdiai uanuioa..
PorkaiicrHtS.llclal liaimlM.,
Tabid Kxin tusr act t, .
ie imxiih ir hi o.
llutur Knlvea, eaoli.
nugar nniiia, rm.11.
I'ardlia' (Wt.-.
NaiiklnltltiMI'vr Kit ...
Citktori-
Cull and gut our prices on Gold nnd
niauei plating.
G. A. ROBERTS,
IOD BUto btroot l- Phone 2870
IVTcCoy Stage.
IjinvnR Wlllamutte stable (ll20 a. in
dally for Lincoln, Zonr, McCoy, and
Perrydalu and return same day, New
hack, good horses and careful driver,
Parrels delivered along the line.
8-li tf B. E. Davis.
MRU. M. A. COOK, Proprietor,
Salem Steam Dye Works,
LadluVand guuUi'c!othsclcaned
dvixl, repulred and pressul.
lints and gloves dry- clemie).
Coats nml Vests rellned. Velvet
collars replaced on overcoats.
JOB ttom'l StOpn Hotel Wlllnmotte
Brewster & White
DKAl.ttU IN-
Hay, Grain, Mill Feed, Flour
Salt, etc,
Wo also carry a choico lino of Rolled
Oats, Graham, Wholu Wheat Flour,
Wheat durum, Corn Meal, etc, Free de
livery mid prompt service.
The Feed Men.
Phono 1781.
Sata Water Co.,
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sgSMSgKHSS
m WANTED.
lire tmsa for as- KAi; TTTlir
Ji,V?J?2rJrS.nth' AM ovr 9vr
at same rax.
FOR BALK. 110 acre ol gout faotto.
land. 10 ftcroa in hotis. mni haua u
barn. Addrcssl). F.HnH. Htttl'a Tmr.
ry or Groston, Or.
e-llml
HOME FOR BALE-One ami om-ImK
miles east of Auylum. Fivecre8,ho,
barn, andoutbulldings, good waler.twe
acres fruit 1 cuts seven tons hay, cs-nndono-half
acre wheat, large g,trJc
if bought soon, crops will be soM with
placo, at a bargain. D. 0. Iloirard.
OM-lw
WANTED. To exchange ffagons, W.
gles, hacks, carU, etc., home or East
ern made, or horse shoeing mid re
pairs for oak or ash lumber j will tako
your old vehicles at a fair valuation in
trado. For further particulars call at
Salem Wagon Factory, 304 Commer
cial street. Werner Fennel!. 0 20 Ira
FOUND A pair of silver bowed spec
tacles, ownor prove property and pay
for this notico, Call at Journal ofuce.
0-20-St
LOST Two yearling heifers one ted
and whlto, part Durham 5 ono red,
part Jersey. Reward. Address Wm.
Anhock, Shaw, Or. 0 20-3dAlw
STRAWBERRIES All Comers can get
what berries they want in my field at
one cent per box. J. W. Lyoa, on
Garden Road, (l-2I-3t
SHORTHAND OLASS-Several Inqulrl
cs havo been made, for shorthand dur
ing tho summer. A class will bo con
ducted at tho Capital Business Col
lege provided a sufficient number
will register to justify the work. Per
sons interested should eco the Princi
pal nt on co. 0 21 4t
REMOVAL NOTIOE.-Our customers
will hereafter find our barber shop at
223 Commercial next door to Thomp
son's jowolory store Where we will
bo glad to meet our old constoesers.
"Romombor Old Jack," Biinee A
Daniels. 0 18 lm
AGENTS WANTED-To show our up-to-dato
Wall Map United States and
World, aha 47x07 Inchet, f 3 to f5 a
day easily earned. Write for free
snmplo and particulars. Iliff &
Company, Chicago, III. 5-lH-2in
FOR RENT Fivo and sevon room cot
tagos, with bneoment. Good water.
Apply at 421 High street, A. Bchreiber.
0-18-1 tn
FOR BAIiE Tonts, awnlugs, camping
outfits of all kinds in now and second
hand goods. Tin ware, granite waro,
etc. Call nt 210 Commercial street.
013 lmt
HARVESTER FOR SALE. A Doering
HclMilndor in good condition, Price
f 25. Alio hay for sale on ground five
miles east of Salem on Rilvor Creek
Fulls road. Qko. E. Au.tx,
0 13 2w
WELLS AND WATER-Pnro water
aid to good health, I am prepared to'
boro, drive, dig or repair wells. A,
Parr, South Balom. 0 10 0t
FOR BALE Fho ncros choico garden
land, good houso. orchard and othr
improvements. Apply to J. Ruef,
first brick house, north eldo Qardoa
road. 0-lt-lm
PIIAKTAN For sale lilgli grade ve
lilclo, best make, nearly new, will sell
for ono-iourth value. Mitchell, Lewis
A Btnvcr Co. - 6-0-tf
CLEAN CLOVER IIAY-Frora tlta
Hubbard farm now on tho market.
Orders should bo left early, as there
Is it good domand, 300 Commercial
street, Balom. 0 7 Sw
FOR SALE At Ashland, 30 acres. 10
in fruit, In peach belt, lino houso, best
water, climate, nnd schools, clear title
nnd easy terms. A. O. Guthrie'
Ashland, Ore. 6-31-Unt
FOR BALE-bmali stock farm 76 acres
good houso and orchard half mile from
railroad depot for $1250. Addross
Homestead caro Journal office.
0-2-Unt
WORK" HOR8E8' FOit'BALE.-Bover-al
head of good work horses for sale
can bo seen at farm ot T. O. Jory,
H miles sotioh ol Halem. Wm, Frlckcy
llox 01 Bnlum. 0 1 ImT
WHEN HAVING Your spring skirts
"made go to Sarah E. Clymer. The
jja,only cxclutlvo skirt-maker in Salem.
Perfect ilt guaranteed, and prices
reasonable. Room 6 corner liberty
una btato street, uray uiocx.
5-28-1 mo
SHAVING TEN OENTS-Tlto public
aro Invited to patroulio tho Manila
Ilarber Shop. If this shop Is secured
by the comblno tho price will be in
creased to 16c. O. W. Plaster, 06 Btt
street. o-2Mm
ROUINSON THERMAL UATII-Cabl-net
tho greatest known health pro
tector and rektorer. Price f5.00. 17.60
and 112.60 according to sixo and aual
Ity, 2 00 iKwk free to patrons. Mrs.
j: A. BellwotHlandMw.T. H. Fair
bank, goneral agents, 883 Front St.
Halem, Or. 6-10-11
ROOMS. Furnished or unfurnished,
single or in suites, dining room ad
joining, home-like, second lloor Cot
tle block, Mnttio llutchiiu, prop.
4 13tf
BUITH, PANTS, OVERCOATS, Tu
measure. Perfect fit guaranty,
2,000 styles to select from, H. fi.
Hello, Btato Streot, agent Waana-
maker A Rrown. Philadelphia, -t-7-tf
IIOU8E ULEANERS RetoecaliPW
411
biiub tiio uuau nuu vuvmj
paper In tho heavy felt
at Tub Jouknai. office.
that the best and cueupcst, ctrj
paper wm
HOTELSANTIAM
At Uetrolt. Oregon , '
Nowojien for Summer TourisU, no1
liouse, newly furnished flrst-cISMJircow
.1,.ll,.... !!... hum it .0(1 tl tl-M lr
to
day. Goal pack train and saddk Iionmr ,
i.k.iy.o. & ,W ..WM ." T -T ,
always ready to accoinouato lounsvu ,!
Hot Springs, Marion Lake. Bd Law
Pamella and nil good fishing points.
H, Jacob, Prop.
Cr4 CMCtrt.
At tho Unity Churdi Tutay
ing. Juno 0, 100, by tho fM jt
N. W. N. O . of Mttte 55. M. J",
Mn.. Dni-.. l)lrp.t.nr. Hwlitlld h lWH.
:.": .t-i .."rr: ?- mi
Ilalllo I'armli-lilH, JSM. viw mmi,.
land, Dr. II. O. Eptey, Prof. J. K.
children 10 cents, TtcVWi .fa .m'i
Patton Brother, WiH'
ami Wiggins' JIoilo Stor.
S3S 99 Bcimrt
Will lw nalil for tha arrsct S4 WM4-
Hon nfanv neru caHANt WMMNtr
cutting palm or shmMMKy m
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