The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, June 23, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text" wrW"., -y -m-fW lTJ'"WVVJ',r"" pv-"m-n" ff PMIfT"'"' mr mhwm wAfffMfr 5vXfm Acts gently on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels Cleanses the System eI EFFECTUALLY overcomes! ' M PERMANENTLY ,T5B,cI;tcT& OUT Tt GtMUINt-MAHT o oy (AURRNIATGrSYRVP(S. fc u bt in enuMi- v nx orn tome G..CT. Co's l'ABHKNOKK BTKAH.KH POMONA AltonA LEAVES FOll l'OUTI.AND rl Pally ascent Sunday at 7 a. m. QUICK TI11K ANU CflKAl' 1IATKH. DtItwfen Htata anil Court Hta. SI. I'. I1ALDW1N, Agent. INDUCEMENT For Two Months June and July Hove you been satisfied Aitli tlio Fla voring Extracts -you have boon using of any-onca-mako? To Introduce our own makc."J)inmoml Brand" wo will give freo with ono dollnr purchases of coffee, ten, baking powder, Bplccs etc, 2 ounces of amy kiwi of flavoring, purchnsor to furnish tho bottle. Bo euro nml bring larue chough bottles. Wo can not gut 'J ounces in those 2 oz or 25c pnnncl bot tles oLothor stores. Own make, strong and pure. Yokohama Tea' Store Phono 2412. Free Delivery. 1 4 LfAOCIAL NEWS 4 7& AND VIEWS Mrs. Geo. II, Irwin 1ms gono to Tort land for a visit. Secretary of State Dunbar visited Portland Friday. Mrs. V. C. Knighton returned from Portland last evening. J. U. Donaldson went to tho metrop olis yesterday afternoon. Justice Mooro ami Miss Calista Moore nro spending the day, at Portland. Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Thiolscn hava re turned from a short visit to Astoria. Mrs. Mollio M. Patton,' has returned from a visit with fiionds in Forest Grove, C. B. Winn, superintendent of Cen sus for this district was in the city yosler day. Miss Ella Shlpp leaves Sunday for a vacation visit with friends at Seattle and other Sound cities. Miss Gertrtulo Hlbbard, a ' successful dentist, returned to her professional duties at Portland today after a visit with Salem relatives. Mrs. T. S. Davis of San Francisco, who has been the guest of Mrs. Sherman Thompson, left today for a week' visit w itb Portland friends. Miss Hannah Hartman, a Portland society girl, who has been the guuat of tho. Misses Haas, left for lme this morning. Squire Farrar, the In Uijt; V. W. Skinner, senior station afsnt; Cat Ormsbv of. the Forest lletir; were passengers to Portland tin's marnini too much cincACO, Americas Are, Hot Proul ct Our Pavilion la pans. A special to the .New York Tri Imuefrom Paris says: Praddont lou bet, accompanied by M. Mllleraud, Min ister o Commerce, and M. Picard, Com-niUsloner-General of the Exposition, made his orJlcial visit this morning to tho United States National million. It w as 0 :30 o'clock when the Presidential party appeared at tho threshold of the American National Building. The pre sident was received by Ambassador Por ter, Commissioner-General Peck was not present. General Porter walked beside Presi dent Loubcrt, who seemed pleased with the plaster statue by Borgcum, repre senting a ctamide) of three American bnincho, which has recently Iwon jiimxu iu iikj renter ui uv iaiu wuag- i oual of -the pavillion. The Presldont also noted the plaster busts of Lincoln, j Grant, Cleveland and McKinley. lie looked at tho portalt of McKinley by Prncto, and ho glanced at a pbrtrnii of a BIousJ chieftain, a protralt of Princo Clung, "Uncle of tho Emperor of China," and one of a Llama (high priest.) Theronroalso soinoslriy can vassesj by Ainorican painters, but all badly hung. Tho I'nlted States postofllco box was duly Inspected and nlso the registers whero tho Amorleana writo their names and addresses. The president looked up at tho pasteboard shields hung on the .three tiers of balconies representing tho union. Ambassador Porter then took the president to seo the clovator, which, however, did not happen to bo workins. General Portor looked at President Loubet, who looked at Minister Millor and, who in turn glanced at Picard. All smiled, and tho presidential party, aftor cordially shaking hands with tho Ambas sador, walked off to visit other national pavilions. Tho Presidential visit at tho American building did not last moro than five minutes, (ho reason bolng, unfortunately that there was nothing of particular in terest to seo there. Just as President Loubet left tho building, Commissioner General Peck arrived to welcome tho President.' Ambassador Porter remarked "Tho President has gono." Mr. Peck replied: "I am sorry tho President cayio ahead of tiiuo," and looked at his watch, which marked 0 :30 o'clock, which was correct, according to railway schedule time, but five minutes later than tho time indicated on tho pneu mntle street clocks and tho clocks on the exterior of tho railway stations. This is tho 07th day sluco tho expos! tlon opened, and patriotic Americans have so far refrained from caustic critl cism of their National pavilion, in hopes that something would bo placed In It to put It on an even tooting with other countries, but nftor today's presidential visit, it is impossible to conceal tho fact that In tho oplnlon-of Wont of 10(1 Amer icans who linvo seen it, tho United States National Pavilion, as far a its contents aro concerned, is unworthy of our country and causes unpleasant iin pressions when compared with tho Ger man pavilion, with its art collection of ercderick tho Great; with tho British pavilion, and with thu pavilions of Italy, Spain, Ilussia, Hungary and Austria. admirably displayed their respective nnuvo inuusiriC8. Tho American pavllhon is not only far inferior to tho National pavllllons of first-class countries, hut discreditable even when compared to tho pavillions of microscopic states like Monaco or tho Itepublicof San Marino. Under thu American pavilllon is a third-class Amer ican restaurant with French waiters and a eounwator louutain, but whero ono cannot obtain American wines nor por terlioitso steaks, nor terrapin, nor buck' wheat cakes. SUNDAY SERVICES. hT. PAl'IH KI'IHCI'AI.. Nativity of St. John tho Baptist, si sec- oml Sunday after Trinity. .Morning prayer nml surmount 10 :"0 u. in. Sun day school nt 11 :'J0 u. in. l.vei mid sermon at 8 p. in. CUSTIUL COXCIIIEUATIONAI., song Coi nor Nineteenth Hiid Ferry streets, T. II. Henderson, pastor. Preaching tomorrow at tho usual hour. Subject at 11 a. m. "Spiritual .Mausoleums, duo ject at 8 p. in., "People who go In Fit st." CI ill I MTU. V SC1K.VCG. Salem Church of Christ. Scientist, 2W) Liberty streetr Services nt 10:S0n. m and 8 p. m. Sundays, nml every Wednes day evening nt K o'clock. Subject of Sunday lesson sermen: "Christian Science " KIIIST I'ltliMMYTT.IIIA.V. Services nt 10 -30 a. ni.nml.8p. in. Text of morning, Psalm 10:7-9; thomo, "Tho Home Department of tho Sabbath School Work." Kvening text, Psa m 10 ;2; theme, "Voices of tho Night." Second eurmon. UNITV, Services at 10:30 a Row W. K. Copoland, of morn I ni; sermen: in. and 8 p. in., pastor. Miujeci 'Tim ljsnn nf The tho Cross." the evening Mr, Copoland Salem, on will address tho Masons, of "Light From the Pyramids." IJAITIBT. Itonald McKiilop pastor. Topics, Con centration versus Dissipation at 10:30 a.m. Our country with Its problem of expansion 8 p. in. Sunday school 12 in. Young peoples meeting 7. p m. Prayer service Thursday 8 p. in. MCTIIODIST KI'IbCOI'AI.. John Parsons, pastor. Services to morrow nt 10:30 a. m. and 8 p. in. Sub ject of morning sermen: "Jesus of Nara roth." being a review of the Sunday school lessons of tho llrst quarter. Suu day school at 12 in., awl Kpworth Logue at 0:15 p, m. FIIWT COVflltlHIATIimi.. Kov. W. C Kantner pastor. Pleach ing nt 10:30 a. in. and 8 p. in. Morning subject "What Will Satisfy tho Soul?" Kvening subject "Ono of God's Great leaders." Sundav school at 12 in. J. II. T. Tuthill, Snpt Y. P. S. O. K. at 7 p. m, Itobirt Pur-can, leader. KkAN'OKMCAL. Chemoktianreot, Mitipp, pastor. Tomorrow will bo the occasion of the annual children's day. Tho pastor will preach a termnn to tho children and young people at 11 a. m., subject: "The Model Boy." Tho eveninir at 8 o'clock will lw occupied by the Sunday school, when an Interesting program will bo rendered, promising a treat to all. Sun day s-hool at 10 a. m. and Y. P. A at 7 p. m. A Few Pointers 1 hit mnt slAtistics of the number f hath show that the larve majority die uiih rnnmmptimi. This disease may commence with an apironlly harmle-es cough which can be cured instantly by Ktmn'a Balsam for the Throat and I .ungs, which is guaranteed to cure and ulleve all cases. Price 25c. and Wo. nilleve all cases. For sale by all druggists. 1 cm for City Wrut. Notice is hereby given that there are funds on hand applicauie to mo jwy ,,nf nf all warrants of the City ofSalutn lniwn on the General fund and iLiliiruvt mi or before November SO.lh'.K), llnlilM nf :iid warrants will please pre sent them for jayment at Ladd A Ilush'i lank, a3 Interuet will cease from date of this notice. JO" ""'k, City Treasurer. Ralem. Or., June 20, llH. lOt CASTOR I A Por Infants and Children. The Kind You Hays Always Bought Bean tho signature of CUCMi4 " To "Be or ZJXpt to Be." That is the question that concerns every mertal: whether it is better to be half SI, nervous, toom out, or to be tvett, strong, cheerful And useful. The Utter condition tviUbe yours if you take Hood's SarsapA' rilta, America's Greatest Blood Medicine, there is nothing equal to it. Ho for Lyons. ' Tho John A. Logan Veterans' Assoai ntion, which has for tho past llvo years held a reunion of veternnB of tho Civil War at its camp ground at Melmnin, has moved to Lyons Linn county, whoro thto year's reunion will bo held, begin ning on July 2nd. Joseph Poters and Arthur Raymond, of Mchninn two members of tho association, were In Sa lorn yesterday, nml In Bpeaking of tho now location, Mr. Poters said, thoy had an excellent camp ground ntLyonB, with fine shade trees, n splendid spring, nml that all who aim o to camp would bo provided with wood water and straw for bedding. The camp ground is along sldo tho railroad track and thoro would bo no expenso on preparing camp after leaving tho cars. Hunting nnd fishing Is excellent, nnd a goneral good timo is promised all who come. Tho Corvallis ti. Eastern Hallway Company has given n half-faro rato for all attending tho encampment and reunion. Deafness Ctnnot De Cured by local npplications,ns thoy cannot reach tho diseased portion of tho ear. Thoro is only ono May to cure deafness, nnd that is by constitutional remedies. Deaf ness is caused by an iullamed condition of the mucous lining of tho Eustachian Tubo. When this tubo gets inllamcd you havo n rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when It Is entirely closed deafness is tho result, nnd unless tho In flammation can bo taken out nnd this tubo restored to its normnl condition, hearing will bo destroyed forever: nlno capes out of .ten nro caused by catarrh, which is nothing but nn inllamcd condi tion of tho mucous surfaces. Wo will glvo Ono Hundred Dollars for any caso of Deafness (caus'd by catarrh) that can not bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Solid for circulars, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall s Family Pills nro tho best. FIRE ATPLACERVILLE. Nine Duslness Homes Destroyed, Entalllni Loss of 535.000. Boihe, Idaho, Juno 22. The littlo min ing camp of Placorvillo, Bolco County, had its second 11 ro In a year. Nine bust business houses wero destroyed Tho loss was $35,000 ; insurance, fSOOO. Tho ciusoottho flro is supposed to havo been incendiary. Tho previous flro as In August, and tlie'.town began tho construction of water works. Tho eystom vnn nearly com pleted when tho flro occurrod today, but thoy woro not near enough completed to bo of any benefit. The llomltest Mn la Satem As well as tho handsomest, nnd others aro Invited to cull on any druggist and got frco a trial bottle of Kemp's liulsain for tin- Tiirout and bungs, u remedy that Is guaranteed to euro and believe all Chronic and Acute Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis nnd Consump tion. Prlco 25o. and 60c. cod&w OASToniA. Br tho ? iM MmYw Haw Always BotijM Sim T. Shtw. It Is roported through tho press that Sam T. Shaw, tho actor, who mado so many friends In Salem, last year, Is seri ously ill, nt his homo in Iown. Salem people will hopo for tho spowly recovery of tho talented and gentlemanly actor. Its Mstnc Is Ut. Tho triumph of tho Northern Pacific Hallway's now train, tho North Coast Limited." which runs daily from Port- laud through to St Paul, has been great and has attracted tho attention of many thousands of people. Travel lias greatly increased on tho Northern Pacific since tho model train was put on, and tho travelers who aro so fortunate as to rido on this train aro highly pleased with it Many people visit tlio i.'nion uopoi in Portland dally to sua It start on Its trip across tho continent. Anyone wishing a full description of this train should write U A. D Charlton. A. U. P. A.,a5 Morrison street, corner Third. Portland, for a "North Oast Limited" leaflet. ft-18-7t Thtouth the Yellowstone. Tho new route via tho Oregon Bhort Lino Itailroad and Montda. Mont., ena bles you to make a delightful trip through tho Yellowstone National Park, entering via Monlda and coming out via Cinnabar, making It unnecessary to cover any portion of the route twice. For beautiful descriptive booklet, write or call at Oregon Short Lino Ticket Office, H2 Third street, Portland, Oregon. 0 18 Ow Tkeatrts Tree for 1900-1. The 'INTERNATIONAL DKAMA,' leading Theatrical pajr desires to ar range with some lady or gentleman in uvorv town in tho United States to send it a biief weekly report of the hapten lugs of the theatres in their town for the swuoii nf HMW-1. For this service thuv iwiib u. th correspondent their "Critic's Credential Card' which entitles them to the usual courtesies of Dramatic PaerB (two passes to each playj. It is not a hard task nor does it require an experienced newspaper writer, but they must havo a responsible person who will not abuse tho privileges. The "Critic's Curd" enables the correspondent to see all plsys that aro presented during the season without expense. For lull par ticulars address. Editorial IXjpt., The Duane Publishing Co., Publishers, 23 Duane St., N. Y. 0 10-5-sat OABTOIIIA. Bears ti 9 ,B ,Ma IH """' wy Peace Declared Why devote all your lime reading tho Boer War and the Gold Fields of AlaskaT There are other matters o vital importance; you may makeatrp East, and will want to know how to travel. In order to have tho best ser vice, uk tho Wisconsin Central Kjr., between fit. Paul and Chicago. For ates and other information, write Jas. A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Ore EO.O 0ME MORE WEFK or Commencement Exercises st the Chemawa Indian Training School. Acting Superintendent W. P. Camp bell has sent out Invitations to tho an nual graduating exorcises, but wishes Tug Journal to say that tho public gen erally is Invited to nttond. Salem peo plo are Informed that arrangements will bo inndo to hnvo tho ovorland train stop so that all who wish to attend the even ing exerclsos may do so. PROGRAM ran TUB WKKK. Sunday, Juno 24, 8 p. m. Baccalnu reato sermon by Kov. T. L. Elliott, D. D.. Portland. Orecon. Thursday, Juno 28 Commencement Day. 0:00 a. in. to 10:00 n. m.: Inspection Industrial departments. 10:00 a. ni. to 12 m.: Field Bports. 1:30 p. m. to 2:00 p. m.: Dress pa red o. 2:00 p. m.: Graduating oxorciscs. fl :30 p m. to 8 p. m : Band concert 8:00 p. in. to 10:00 p. m. : Cantata. m Journeymen natter's Union. A meeting of tho barbers of tho city was held Friday evoulng at tho tonsorinl parlors of II, G. Moyors on Commercial street, for tlio purposo of taking stops towards tho organisation of U branch of tho Journoymen Harbors' IntornatIon.il Union of Amerlta. W. 11. Ponnrd, of Memphis, Tennessee, general organlzor of tho order was prcsont. Tho union Is n fraternal order with slck,funeral bene fits etc. It was found, however, that thoro are not enough journeyman har bors in tho city to get n charter, so tho project was droppod for tho prcsont. Thoro Is a union of about 1-10 mombors in Portland, whither Mr. Penardgoos tomorrow. nankructcy Notke. In tho District Court of tho United States, for tho District of Oregon : In tho matter of Clcll Hnyden, bank rupt. No. 305. In Bankruptcy. To tho Creditors of Clcll llnydon, of Salem, In tho County of Mnrlon, and District aforesaid, Bankrupt: Notice is hereby given that on tho 13th day of June, A. D 1000, tho said Ciell Hnyden wns duly adjudicated Bankrupt upon- his own petition; and that tho llrst meeting of his Creditors will be held nt my olllco, 277 Commercial Stroot, In Salem, Oregon, on tho 3rd day of July, A. I)., 1000, at ten o'clock in tlio foronoon, nt which timo the Bnld Cred itors may attend, prove their claims, appoint n Trustee, oxamliio tho Bank rupt, and transact such other business as may pro pony coiuo ucioro saiu meet' Ing, and that tho order herotoforo mado fixing June 27, 1000, nt ton o'clock in tho forenoon for snld mooting has been re vokod. Dated at Salem, Oregon, Juno 22, A. D., 1000. John Baynk, Itcferco In Bankiuptcy. Notice to Bridge Contractors The County Court of Linn County, Stato of Oregon, will consider bids for tho rotimboring of tho mnln spans of tho combination bridge over tho Call pooln Klvor at Brownsvlllo in said county. Said bids to bo filed with tho County Clerk in Albany not later than July'Gth. iwai. at mo hour oi l oxiock p. in. All mnterlal to bo first-class and to bo approved by a competent Inspector np pointod by said court. Bids must bo nccompnnlod with ensh or a certlllwl check in tlio sum oi fiuo to bo forfoltml to tho countv by tho suc cessful bidder should ho fail to on tor into contract with Linn County within three days after tho award of contract. Bonds in tho sum hidden will he ex acted of successful blddor. Said construction to bo completed by August 15th, 1000. Tho court reserves tho right to reject any or all bids. Gko. 1). Barton, Judgo of Linn County, Oregon. (1-21-td Notice of Intention and Call for Bids. Notice is hereby given that tho com mon council of tlio city of Salem, Ore gon, has declared its Intention to lav a sower in and through thu alley running north and south through Block No. (11 of said city, and has ordered said Improve ment undertaken and proceeded with at tho cost and expenso of tho property or properties abutting upon tho two sides of said alley: and said council bus urther ordered that bids for doing the work ana lurmsinng materials lor the construction of said sower bo, nnd tho samo are, hereby, called for. Bids there fore will bo received at tho olllco of tho recorder of said city up to and including tho hour of 6 p. in. on tho 30th day of Jnno, 1000; tho said council reserves the right to reject any and all bids re ceived in tills behalf; tho plans and specifications for tho work and materials of said construction mav lie seen at tho olllco of said recordor of said city ; and every bid filed In this behalf must, bo accompanied by a certified check In tho sum of ten er cent of the full sum of said bid so offered, payable to the order of thu City of Salem, Ore gon. Done by order of the Common Council of Salem Oregon. N.J. Jodaii, 0-20-td City Recorder. BIDS INVITED OUs Invited for Wool sl Otstr SuctlKi for the Orejon State Ptalicatlary, Sealed bids for wood, rwjuirtxl at the penitentiary for thtf next 12 months, will bo received at the office of the sup erlnteudent until Saturday, June 80. 1000, at 3 o'clock p. m., at which time they will bo opened. Sealed bids for Dry Goods. Groceries, Flour, Hhoes, Leather and Findings, Meats, Fish, Plumbing supplies, Drugs, etc., will be received at the olllco of the superintendent until Tuesday. July 10, 1WW, at 3 o'clock p. in , at which time they will Imj opened. The right is reserved to reject any and all bid or any portion of a bid. A deposit of 1200 in cash, or certified check, payable to the superintendent, must accompany each bid for flour or meat ami of $76 each bid for fUh. All other bids must bo acconianlod by an amount equal to 10 er cent of the amount of tho bid. On each envelope should be inscribed the nature of the hid. Goods of Oregon manufacture or production will receive preference, other things being eual. Schedules of tho various lines of goods will be furnished upon application to the superintendent. Vouchers will be issued for psyuient on the 1st of tho month following com pletlon of contract, and quarterly on continuous contract. Bidders are Invited to be present. J. I). Lkk, Superintendent Oregon State Peniten tiary. Salem, Oregon, June 10, 1W. ' Smwi rmmmMTm psffiiil Afcficlablc Prcpnralionfbr As similating lhcFootlnntlRcu!a ling UicStoinachs andDowch of promolcs Digcslion,Chccrrur nessarvdncsi.Contnlns nclllicr OpUim.Morphine norXiiicral. WOT NAllC OTIC . .wipcafoua-swcnntratat AnpitM Sent' llMUSJtf stnueSmt tfg&Ztadw KrmJW' (7ttM.fluw lifttrjum rtmr. A perfect Ilcmcdy f or (Tonsil p.v Uon, Sour Stomach, Dlnrrhocn Worms .Convulsions ,Fcvcri3h- ncssnmlLossOF SLKl'.P. - .. FncSuralo Signature or NEW YORK. exact copy or wrapper. tea, met, II S -. -7 w s&$ fw2rHX Iff!! R. M. WADE k CO. Something to Be Proud Of fa tho ownership of a Crescent. Cleve land or Geiidrnn blcyclo. It Is tho ncmu of perfection In blcyclo construction, whero'l lightness 'Is not isacrlllcedj for strongth nnd mechanical skill blend to mnko n wheel that is unexcelled for run nng qualities nnd reliability. Wo havo HBplendld stock to choose from. At f 26, to6U R.. M. Wade & Co Cool and SComfortable in lint weather describes tho situation of sensiblo people. Put on ncgllgcu and defy old Sol at his worst. Such outfits, when properly lauiiurlcU, look exceed ingly drossy and appropriate), Our pat rons got tho boriollt of unoqualhid facili ties and perfect methods. Ideal Sum mer nttlro is very Iargoly a laundry re sult. Bo a model of style on our easy terms. Salem Stnam Laundry COLON kX j.OUIHTAD rROPBIKTOR. VQHOU I), OLMSTCAII, Wflll. Phono til, 230 Liberty Stroet A Good Summer Drink Tho beat In fact, Is ono that cools the stomach without doing any Injury, There's nothing like fluo liquor to' take me sung out oi com water. J lie honor the weather fthe more uecensarv the Ikiuor as an Ingredient of the bever age. For tlio choicest of everything on tho list call onus, Wo pleas?, surprUo andaatHfall. J P Rogers 218 and 222 Commercial Street. JEMrWholcsaJe and retail. sgSs CASTORIA Tor Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA THCO(HTAUH aoMFftNV hCff VOUA eit. Our Lnwn Mower Will do moro work than any othor two machines In tho market. Wherever used n smooth, oven, and beautiful car iot of green is produced. On such grassy Holds, golf, (lawn tennis, nml open air recreations genornlly llnd ldoal condi tions. A mowor costing only $4.00 will return many times Its cost In pi ensure enjoyed nml labor saved. Wo4 carry everything in hnrdwaro. m JW i 1rv In AT Ait mjfito SALEMEOREGON WS& """AW LITTLE BO-PEEP LOST HER SHEEP But no ono need worry about mutton this timo of tho year, If thoy can get dainty and delicious Spring Jamb for an appetizing and nourishing Hummer meal. Wo huvo everything In choice meats, and all tho delicacies of thu sea son In both frelli nud smoked ments that will suit thu most critical oplcuru. E, C CROSS SALEMOR. Disgusted With HIsOld Plumb- Ing overy man Is when ho visits his friends' hntmu and tuwm the perfect sanitary and exposed plumbing tha.t new houses uru fitted up with by us. Your bathroom, kitchen ami entire house will bo overhauled and now plumbing fitted throughout nt a reasonable figure. Our plumbing Is all done by skilled workmen Iu a scientific manner. BARR&PETZEL 2UCOMMKKCIAL HTKKKT. Telephonu No. 2871 u- BUSINESS OABD9. C. JHL 0).ACK KiirvrxicnV tn Dr. J. Ti. Kceno. ol Whlto Corner, Salem Or. Parties desir ing superior operations nt moderate fees In nny branch aro In especial request. ALBERT A. JESSUP. 3E3ES3XT"I73C,!I7 i Phono 1071. ROOMS 1 AND 3, OKAY DLIC Osteopathy In Salem and Albany DR, GRACE ALBRIGHT Graduate of American School of Ostoo pathy. SALEM Monday, Wednesday nnd Frldnv; hours, 0 to 11 a. m.; 1 to 4 p. over Woller'a grocory. ALBANY iMosday, Thursday and Saturday : hours 0 to 12 a. tn. ; 1 to 6 p. m., Mrs. Wlnns residence SOUIjE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS TOUTLAND ORK For Halcin ami vlclnltr lo ordr at tin WIII'D MiifloHtnn. IB. ?. JONES, Attornoy-at-Lnw Toledo, Orouon. Wm Clerk of Wroult Court for lx.Tr anilhas an up-to-uats aUlractof all proixny in Lincoln county. ll-l7m i i OIiTlCTVOlTYIUALL.l a For wntor kcrvlco noply ut oniw. Bills pnyablo uiontlily In ndvunoo. Mnko ull couiplnlnts at tho ofllco. CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfet Mnoli. nil mnll nnd TlrtSHOIieor trains. Baggngo to nil parts of tho city. Prompt service. Telephone, No. hoi. D180.UK & HKllTON, Willamette Stables. The undersigned ai)nowoccupy Ing tho Wlllamotto Stable, south Commercial street, nud aro ready to hlro you n nlco rig or feed and enro for your team "when In Halum. Hormis boarded by tho week. Satisfaction guar nntood. Youi patronago sollo Itwl. 2-1211 Harold & Reynolds ft S, C, STONE. M. D. ProprlcUirlol" Stone's Drue: Stores HALKM.'OItKdON.i Tno iiore" (Iwn In iimnbcr) aro located a No. 233 ami M3 Commercial strttet, anil are ilUtiK:kl with aeuinplets lino ofdmsaand mnllcliDa, toilet nrtlclca, parfuioerr, brualiM etc., oto.,tto. 1)11. UTONB IUaiiulM)ino2a years eiiHirlenc In tlio pran itroof mnllclneanil now makes no rliM( for ooniultatloii, elimination or prMcrititlou. Tt.lr Uark TOOTHACHE, EARACHE and NEURALGIA la a rolnntPi all druiaUUor rin-'l'l-l.ii .llrillrid t'i. 2Sfl Ilnudwar. Nw Yvrk. H.'ud for lluotlrt. OTEAM WOOD SAW O Two Mnohlnoo. , WorkDoiirt Quickly. Telephone 2&KI black. Ieavo orders nt residence on 12th street, or Kleiner's umrkut. M. VakFlkitt, Ykw Taiik. 6-fltf PLATING Koyal trilltur (Uetai Knlrea trl It) wood liandlea.J 33 Triple ttilrer l'lalt f M roraa ixracio. wnou uauuica KiiWm ixir Mt S. Uelal tiandlea rurkiiwrwio.tiemi uaimica 'r.,.1.. .... ..a ... II Tea tpooua mimI , miller Kiiirvi, eacn. nogar niieiia. eacu r.nrlnir Art Napklu Itllim per M0, l-Mitjira Call and get our prices on Gold and Nickel plating. . .G. A. ROBERTS, tOO Stato btroot. 1-4 Phono 3870 (VicCoy Stoac, Leaves Wlllamotto stable 0(20 a, m. daily for Lincoln, Zom, McCoy, and l'errydalo ami return samo day. New hack, good horses and careful driver. Parcels delivered along the line. :i-0 tf K, K. Davis. MRS. M. A. COOK, Proprietor, Salem Steam Dye Works, Ladles'aiid goutVclotliPS I'loaned dyed, rojialred and presaol, I lata and gloves dry- cleaned. Couts aud vests rellned. Velvet collars replaced ou overcoats. IOO Corn'l Bt Opp Hotel Wlllamotto Brewster & White IIKAI.KlUt IN Hay, Grain. Mill Feed, Flour SalUetc. We also rarry a choice lino of Rolled Oats, Graham, Whole Wheat Flour, Wheat Germs, Corn Meal, etc, Free de livery and prompt service. The Feed Men. Flume 1781. 01 Court 8t. x3E3ixr'a:a:jBT Salem late Co., A JU .. U) lift M QA ,,... ii w lk 111 TT"" " tn iu w "si 00 in II to waktdH Nsw t auyertrrVMitaitettr linns or nun Infh . ... ... lie aetoum lni-Mcl 2lRj(lA..1uki. inre SI.OO OO per month. All avrJour ifn8 times re at same rate SCREEN DOOUS AND WINDOWSJ Estimates given for.nttiBf'joar'liouio complete. Rabbit "and poultry1 fencing and shinnies. Get our prlcM,Phone 1221. Sn cm Fonce Works,5-JMli8tftlc street. Walter Morley, propJ9 2jt LADIES A secret to enlarge Tyour;bnt six inches free. Zanumnttntftn j.iviu iiv .uiiwnuuee, wis. t .. ..nnfll . .... -"- w., j.uoi rurso iosi on uuertyjiiear norm xuiucrceK,a lauys Ulsck leather purso.contalnlng about $22. Addrcwlu purso or leave nt Jociinai, oHlcolf "TQ;3' FOR BALE. 110 acres of goodsbottoni land, 10 acres In hops, rood hbuse'and bnrn. Address B. F, Hall, Ilall'slFcr ty or Cro8ton, Or. l OillmlJ HOME FOR SALE-Ono andohe'-h'alf miles vastof Asylum. Fivescres.Hpuie, barn, and outbuildings, good watertwo acres fruit i cuts seven tons hayone nnd one-half aero wheat, large Rard ca ll bought soon, crops will bo soltwltlt plsco, at a bargain. D. C. UowardJS tl0tm iiAuinu. loexcuango wagonBltg gies, hacks, carls, etc., homo orjgEast orn umdo, or horso shooing andre pairs for oak or ash lumber,; wlllltako your old vehicles at a fair valuatlotn trado. For further particulars cal)t. Salem Wagon Factory, S0',"Comle clal street. Werner-i'cnncll. 0 20 lm BTRAWBintRIES-AllcomoracanTget wnin uerrics tney warn in mviBclu at. ono cent per box. J. W.. Lyon f on G anion Road. '0-21-31 SHORTHAND OLASS-Severallolrl- ea uavo uccn mauo ior snortnaiw uur ing tho summer. A class will becon ducted at tho Capital B8IhsCoI leuo provided a sufficient 'number will reglstor to justify the workIVr sonB.intarested should, see the Princi pal at onco. OI214l REMOVAL NOTICE.-Our cwrtcSers will hereafter find our barber stoop at 223 Cominerclnl next door to Tkonb son's Jowelory Btoro Where wewlll bo glad to meet our old conteraera. "Remdmbor Old Jack." BimcelT Daniels. 08jghi AGENTS WANTED To showJiowFTup. to-unto vau Aiap unitca tsiatcsanii World, slio 47x07 Inchci, 3tto, 5a day easily earned. Write forfico samplo and particulars. Illff Kic Company, Chicago, III. 5-18mf FOR RENT Flvo and soven roonJcot tngos, with basement. Good .water. Apply at 121 High street, A. BchreibTr. UUBjIm FOR BALE Tents, awnings, cajnplng outfits of all kinds In now and second hand goods. Tin waro, granituwro, otc. Call at 210 Commercial street! 0 18Iltnt HARVESTER FOR 8AI.E. A Doorlug Self-Binder In good condltion.pl'rlco f 25. Alio hay for salo on ttround-flve miles east of Salem on Rilver,Creck Fulls road. Quo. K. Allkx. 03J FOR BALE Flvo acres cholco arUn land, good house, orchard andjother Improvements. Apply to J.flRu(, llrst brick house, north sldo Garden road. 0-ll-lia l'HAETAN For sale-high. graiWaA hlcle, best mako, nearly now, will sell for one-fourth valuo. MitchollALnwIs A Stavor Co. A&fii' CLEAN CLOVER IIAY-PromTlKe Hubbard farm now on the market. Orders should bo loft early, asjUiero la n good demand, 3U0 Commercial streot, Salem. . V7 3w," FOR BALE At Ashland. 30 acreTI0 In fiult, In poach bolt, lino bouscybest water, climate, and schools, clear title and easy terms. A. O. 'Guthrip Ashland, Ore. 6-31-Imt -' - w i iiww-wsqr FOR BALE Small stock farm 75 acres good houso and orchard half tullo from railroad depot for $1250. Address Homestead caro Journal office. :,' t2-lmt WORK HORSES FOR BALE.-Bever-nl bend of good work horses for, saje can bo seen at farm of T. '0.;J6ry, H miles sotioh of Salem. Win, Frlckoy Box Ul Salem. 0 Tirol WHEN HAVING Your stiringViltlrU umdo go to Borah K. Clymer.-nie only excliihlve skirt-maker in Salem. 1'erfect lit miaranteed. and prices reasonable. Room 5 eornor liberty und SUte street, Gray block t. (Iriiv h ock. w 6-28-Ibso SHAVING TEN GKNTB-Tlio public are invited to patronizo the ManUa Barber Shop. If this shop Is secured by the combine the price will -bd tin creased to 16c. G. W. Plaster, 05 BtaU stroet. B-2MmT ROBINSON THERMAL BATH-Oabl. not tho greatest known health pro tector and rf ktoror. Prlco 5.00: 7.W and (12.60 according to sixe and qual ity, 3. W) book frco to patrons. ' Mrs. J ' A. Bellwood and Mrs. T. U. , Fair bank, general agents, 3S3 Front St. Salem, Or. M ROOMS. Furnished or unfurnished, single or lu suites, dining -roorafau- Joining, homo-liko, second IloorJCot- tie block. Mattlo HutchlnsApropj ttilStl BU1TO, PANTS, OVKRCOATOjfc-TiTo inuaautu. Perfect fit guaranteed, 2,000 stylca to select from. ' H8. lieile, btatu btrcei, agem rtaana maker A Brown, Philadelphia. -7-tl HQU8U CLEANERS- liceMwlw that Uie beat and cheapen carwit panorlathe heayy felt papsrsold atTUKjOUitNALorlice. -, ' aU HOTELSANTIAM At Ootrolt. Oregon . ', Now open for Bummer Tourlttsnej houso, newly furnished flrst-classaccoB; Dilations. Prlco from 11.00 to H-Wfjr day. Good pack train and saddle houm, alwaya ready to accomodate Tourlttp Hot Hpnngs, Slarlon Lane. na.AM Pamelia and all good fishing foktC u idonk v?m ill JUUUU, 1 iV;M Motks 19 PlHa0fm..Af Sealed bids will U w4vd"-yiW undersigned up to and laelMHfim. 26, 1P00, for the palnlina; of tkiM any or all bids. For lwtfcjtswgawfe ilk IIIU CIIIIOTI DH1UUII. i,J 8alem, Orogon, JuHel3,imfjlJhS ?q (ta BMtaad Will be paid for Ui H wsallissiijil tlon ol any perse nM w cutting; palms or shrley w .l Mm WllfaluAtiu Unaal. sou JS f9p ' vtiimmnMbpMMMMsMI WllJWllWtiinslistfTr.'.Tira: