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Newspaper Page TextHr-tuMi n y ," J CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON ConUrious Blood Poison ta the most degrading and destructive of all diseases, as it vitiates and corrupts the entire system. I The first sore or Mn.T,W.I Mont' waeTSoculaled with polwn W d'"? Krie.yio lnrt my tttby. and toJ ", Ion jeire I ufltred anioM nHeery. My body wi covered with ore and ulcers. Sv- rn phyilcUnt treated me, bill alt to uo pur- te. Tbemercuryatid potath Ihey Rare me teemed to add fuel to the awful flame which wii devouring me. I'tleiidi advUed me to try 8 S.S. Itiegantak- in ii and improved from the atart, ami a complete and perfect cure was the mult." O. C. T. Co's I'ABSKNaKR HTEAfbKIl pOMONA altonA LEAVKH KOH 1'OHTI.AND Dally oicont Hnudav at 7 a. m. QUICK T1MK AND CIIKAP ItATKB Docklbtwen Htnto and Court tite. M..I'. BALDWIN, Agent. INDUCEMENT For Two Months June and July Ilnvoyou been satisfied Alth tho Fin voring Extracts you liau been using of niiv-oncs-mnko? To introdtico our own mako "Diamond Drnnd" wo will give freo with ono dollar purchases of coffee, tea, baking powdur, spices etc, 2 ounces of uny kind of llavoring, purchaser to furnish tho bottle. Bo euro and bring laruo enough bottles. Wo can, not get ounces in tnoso z or. or zoc paiinci not ties of other stores. Own make, strong mid pure. Tea Store Phono 2412. Frco Delivery. 4 (JXoCIAL NEWS t 4 -i AND VIEWS b ' L. It. Geer wont to Can by this morn ing. 0. A. Mullen was n Dallas visitor Sun day Miss Lillian Ai'kurinan is visiting in Kugcuo. Henry Cusick, o( Albany, spent Sun duy In Salem. Walter Gray, ol Portland, was in this city over Sunday. Lorcn Adam nnd Phil Motschnn went to Portland this morning. Mrs. 8. Ramp and Mrs. Wm, Driver went to Portland this morning. Harold Gilbert, of Moscow, Idaho, is visiting his undo A. T. Gilbert. Rev. I). A. Wnttcrs, presiding elder, preached In Oregon City yesterday. Prof. Howard W. Tillson and Robert H. Henderson spent Sunday In Portland. Mies Sudu Sauvnln made a Hying vielt to her brother Sam Sauvaln, at Dallas, Sunday. Will Frickoy, of Fossil, Or., who was here visiting ills parents, returned Sun day morning. Miss Smith, of San Francisco, who has been visiting Mrs E. M.- I.al'ore, las gquu to Portland. Mrs. II. 11. Sinnott.of Tho Dalles, who was hero on a visit to her mother, re turned home this morning. K. M. Sorbor left today for- Ashland, where ho will help somo Salem contract ors finish a public building, Mies ICeta Hi rnett, of Frieco, come up Saturday nhtht on n visit to hi r uncle mid aunt, Mr. and Mrs. 0. II. Burnett. A. W. Ottenheimer, of San Pjanrisvo. lias returned to his home after n pliort visit with his brother, II. J. Oltenhil'ii- er. Miss Minnie MtCliM-rk, n' Scott a Mills, who wa here on a vUit to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stinson, fcil homo Sun day morning. Mrs. H.C.Tarpley went In Portland this morning, to attend tho fui.crul of her eon-inOaw, Frank II. Heith, who died very suddenly at 11 o'clock yester day. Miss I.utlla Gary, who has been a teacher in tho Salem public shoola for fie years, has been bffereif and has ao ceptct! a position in the Ashland public tchools. Riverside. Cal., Press,: Ricjianl Mey ers and family expect ft leave for Salem, Ore , nixt hIc to join.theirr'ihree eld est children on the old hqrge ftrm ami hop yard near that place,' expecting to return here fo December. ' flfo Qripa, Pain Or dlicomfort, na irritation of the In testines -but Kot, prompt, thorough nealthruj cleansing-, wben you take Hood' Pillm bold by all drucsUU. ttccnu. Yokoiama ulcer is followed by little red pimple on the glanus enlarge anu luuainc, copper coioreu spioicties appear, ana Hair ana ejeurows fall out. These are some of the milder symptoms.; they Increase in severity, finally attacking the vital organs ; the hotly is tortured with rheumatic pains mid covered with offensive eating sores. It is a peculiar poison, and so highly contagious that an innocent person handling the same articles used by one in.'cctcd with this loathsome diwa.se, may be inoculated with the virus. It can be transmitted from parent to child, appearing as the same disease or in n modified form like Eczema or Scrofula, Many an old sore or stublwrn skin trouble appearing in middle life, is due and traceable to blood poison contracted in early life. You may have taken potash and mercury faithfully for two or three years and thought you were cured, but you were not, for these poisonous minerals never cure this disease j they drive it from the outside, but it is doing its work on the inside, and will show up again sooner or lMer. You may not recognize it as the same old taint, but it is. S. S. S. has cured thousand), of cases of Contagious Blood Poison, and it will cure you. It h the only purely vegetable blood purifier known, and the only antidote for this poison. S. S. S. cleanses the blood thoroughly of every particle of the poison there is never any return of the disease. CURE YOURSELF AT HOME. ifs M ww Bviia stages, and is the result of many years of close study of blood poison and actual experience in treat ing it. You can cure yourself perfectly and permanently at home, and your secret is jour own. Should you need any information or medical advice at any time, write to our physicians. They have made n life study of blood diseases, and will give your letter prompt and careful attention. Consult tiicui as often us you please ; we make no charge whatever for this service. All correspondence is conducted in the strictest confidence. A SLICE OF NEBRASKA. South Dakota Farmess Chantethe Course of the Missouri lllvcr. Chicago, Juno 25. A .special to tho Record from Sioux City, In,, says: When the shcrjll of Dakota county, Neb., was apprised of tho work of tho thirty-two South Dakota farmers ir. dig ging n channel across Riningurs Neck to moke a shortcut for tho tortuous Missouri river ho immediately dis patched a posuo of deputies to stop tho unlawful work. Among tho members of tho poaso are hankers and prominent business men. They went fully armed as it Vtns expected a determined resist ance would bo mado, but they arrived too late. Tho last farmer had already crossed into South Dakota before tho posso came in sight. When tho posse arrived they found tho swift current of tho river fast eating uwiilu and deeper channel across the necK through which the trench was dug. It is only n question of a few hours when tho channel of tho big river will be unalterably changed and the farms on tho fertile peninsula vfill he part of .tho domain of South Dakota. TIIHEE MEN DROWNED. Leave Aberdeen la a Coat Which Proves Defective. Houjuiam, Juno 25. Dave Bluck,Clatin Joe nnd Joo Fallon were drowned in the Chehalis river near Aberdeen Saturday at 0 :30 o'clock, Tho three men with one other Bailed for Hoquiam In a largo llal- bout, in which they had two tons of iron nnd a lot of merchandieu. They left Aberdeen for I.ast Hoquiam to go to Black's logging camp. Just as they got above Cow point the bottom of tho boat fell out nnd all were plunged into tho rough water. Claim Joo was taken out alive, but died soon after, nnd ono man swam nshoro. Tho othor bodies have not been recovered. MARION COUNTY INSTITUTE. m Convenes Wednesday Mornlnr at East School All Teachers Should Attend. Tho Marlon county teachers institute will be in session at tho Fast school building for three days tills week; com mencing on Wednesday morning. Tho best available talent has been secured for lectures nnd discussions on subjects connected with educational work, and all teachers who can possibly do so should attend. Tho exchango of ideas, besides being of great valuoto tliu teachers themselves, is a great advant age to tho causo of education. Money spent for tho legitimate ox lenses of a teachers' Institute, is nu excellent Investment for the taxpayer nnd will bo repaid many fold. A largo attendance Is confidently ox pected at this convention. County Superintendent Jones has charge of the matter and is working hard to mnko it n success. Tho tlrst day's urogram will include geography work, illustrated on the black board, bv Miss Fvans. of Chicage: n lecture en thoconstltutionThy Professor Hawley: a talk on arithmetic, by Pro fessor Yoder; a dlecueslon of "How We Learn to Read ; What Should bo Taught to Beginners," by Pro'essor I). A. Grout, of Park school, Portland; and an ex. planafon of the now icliool register, by State Superintendent J. II. Aokeriuau. There will also be a musical and liter ary program, which lll be published in detail later. Commencement Exercises at Bactlst Church. Friday otening 20th int, nt 8:15 F.tta AniierH-Wlllman will hold her Third Annual Commenrement exercises, under tho auspice of the Interstate As- tociate I'uiverfity system of Chicago, which system Mrs. William repreaenta In Salem, at the First liaptlst church in this city. A program of unusual tniisi- 'enl excellence has been prepared and will begin prJmptly at the hour named. Hon. Claud Gatch will preeont the cer tificates mid the program will be given entiielv by the graduates with ono or two exceptions. All are wehoine and the admiMion is free. '- it A Hind tome Booklet. The Union Parlflc It.H.Co. has isaued 11b eighth annual booklet, "Outdoor Sporte and Pastimes." Same will lie given free to any pertonapplylngat their ollice. No. 136 Third street, Portland, lOr., or mailed to any address on receipt of a two-cent Mamp. This is a beautiful souvenir, and contains much valuable iiformation. Three Pritooer. Henry Wilson and Edward lUum have been received at the enilentiary froi Portland, to serve one year eaah for lar ceny . Alo Chas. Raker from ClaUop comity, under the tame lenience for the saoifi crime. Camemtellef atMacleay. Mr. R Miller, of Siherton, reuueaU The Jouu-Yjii. to announce) that there wdl lie a rampmeting at Macleav 1) giuniu;: Thursday, July 5th, and contin uing over Sunday. body, mouth and throat become sore, the sss Address, SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA SALEM CANNERY. Nearly a Hundred Persons Emttoytd Carload of Royal Amies Handled Dally. Tho Salem cannory received n carload of Royal Anno cherries from Eugcno Sunday and had put on n full force to dispose of tho stuff. By noon today thoy wero In trim for market. Sovcnty girls, seven boys and eight men aro em ployed today on cherries alouo. All this week tho caanory will run on cherries and black raspberries. Mr. Allen is putting up a great pack, and gets into the harness with tho rest of tho hands, witli his sleeves rolled up, nnd then makes pcreplrntion come just ns it ho was working by tho day, only moroeo. To-Nltht and To-MOrrow Nltht. And each day ana night during this week you can get at any druggist's Kemp's Balsam for tho Throat nnd Lungs, acknowledged to bo tho most successful remedy over sold for Coughs. Croup. Bronchitis. Asthma and Consumption. Get a Ixttlo to day and keep It always In tho house s'j you can check your cold at once Price 25c and 50c. Satnplobottlo free, codAw Severely Hurt. Chns. Kuney, of Aumsville, mot with n 8orloii8 accident at tho Amend sawmill last Thursday, by being caught under n falling pilo of lumber. Ho was severely bruised about tho head and neck, lint at last account was doing well. Deafness Cannot De Cured by local applications thoy cannot reach tho diseased portion of tho ear. There Is only ono May to euro deafness, and mat is Dy constitutional remedies, jjcui ness la caused bv an inflamed condition of tho mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inllnmod .on have a rumbling Bound or Imperfect loarinu. and when it Is entirely closed deafness la tho result, nnd unless the in- llammntion can bo taken out ami tills tube restored to its normal condition, hearinif will bo destroyed forevcr: nino caecs out of ten aro caused by catarrh, which is uotuinu out nn innameu condi tion of the mucous surfnees. Wo will give Ono Hundred Dollars for any enso of Deafness (causal by catarrh) that can not bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Uuro. Send for circulars, free. F. J. OIIKXKY & CO., Toledo, 0. Sold by Druggists, 75c. HalN Family Pills tiro tho beat. At Ills Father's Request. Francis Graham, aged 10, has been committed to tho Boy's nnd Girl's Aid Society, of Portland, nt tho request of his father, J. F. Graham. At Bed Tine takqaplnmnt hsrb drl nk, the nex morning I feel bright and my com plexion is bettor. My doctor says it acts gently on tho stomach, liver nnd kidneys, and is a pleasant laxative. It Is made of herbs, und is prepared as easily us tea. It is called Lime's Medi cine. All druggists sell It nt 25c. and 50 eta. Lauo's Family Medicine moves tho bowels each day. If you cannot get It, send for freo (sample. Address, Orator F. Woodward, IRoy, N. Y. Its Name Is Up. Tho triumph of tho Northern Pacific Railway')) new train, tho North Coast Limited." which runs dally from Port land through to St Paul, has been great and hus attracted the attention of many thousands of jnwple. Travel has greatly increased on the Northern Pacific since the model train was put on, and the travelers who aro so fortunate as to ride on this train are highly pleased with It Many people visit tho Union Depot In Portland daily to sue it start on Ha trip uoroe the continent. Anyone wishing a full description of this train should wrltu to A. 1). Charlton A. G. P. A., 255 Morrihon street, corner Third. Portland, for a "North Coast Limited" leaflet. fl-l8.7t Throuth the Ytllowjtooc. The new route via the Oregon Short Line Railroad and Monida. Mont., ena bles you to mako a delightful trip through thu Yellowstone National Park. entering via Monida and coming out via Cinnabar, making it unnecessary to cover uny portion of the route twite. For U'ttUtiful ilCMirlptlve booklet, write or call nt Oregon Miort Mne Ticket Office, IVJ Third street, roriianu, uregon. 11 18 Otv VtKt DfCUrtd Why devote nil your time reullng Ihol'-ovr War und the Gold rieldsof Alaska? There are other matters o vital liii4irlanoe; you may make a trip haat and will want to know how to travel. In order to have tho best ser vice, use the Wisconsin Uentrat lly., between 8t. Paul and Chicago, tot ates and other information, write J as. A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Ore no o Call for City Warrant. Notice Is hereby given that there are funds on hand applicable to the pay ment of all warrants of thu City of Salem drawn on the general fund "ana endortrfxi on or before Novemtjer 30,181), Mulders of sakl warrants will please pre sent them for payment at I-add A Buth'i hank, M interest will cease from date of this notlee, Jouh Mom, City Treasu-er. Salem. Or , June 'M, IfXX). 101 GASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature TODAY'S MARKET, Portland, Juno. 25 Wheat, valley 67 5S. Walla Walla, 57058. Flour Portland, best gradea $2.70 to $3.00. Superfino $2.10 perbbl. Oats Choice Whlto 3I35c, grey 32 to 33. MillstufI Bran, $13; shorts, $15. Hay Timothy $10Q11 per ton. Onions Oregon. $0.00 to f0.60 Potatoes 10 to 60o per sack. Buttor Best dairy, 2025j fancy creamory. 35 to 40o. Storo 25c. Eggs Oregon, 15 Poultry Chtcken8.$3.00 te3.60: hens, $4 to 4.50; turkeys, live 18c. Mutton Drossed, 7 to 7c per pound. Hogs Heavy dressed 6 to 0c. Beef Steers. 44.50; cowa,$3.50 4 ; dressed beef, 0)4 to 7?,c. Veal Pressed, 8 8Jc. for small. Hops 2 8c. Wool Valley, 12Q13c; Kastern Ore gon, 1015c; Mohair, 25c. Hides Green, salted 00 lbs, 80c; under (30 lbs, 7508 ; sheop polts, 15 20c SALKU MARKET. Wheat 58 pounds nnd over, 48)c. Wool, 13 to 10c. Mohair, 25c. Hops 5 to TKo Oats 28 to 30c. Hay Baled, cheat, $7 ; to $7.50 tlmo- ttiv, flu. Eggs 12 to 13c. Flour In wholesalo lots, $2.60; retail, $3. Mlllstuffs Brnn, $13; shorts, $14). Hogs Dressed, 6fic. Live cattle Steers, 3 i cows, 2)i to J- Sheep $2.603. Dressed Veal 0)c. Buttor Dairy, 16c; creamery, 20c. Poultry tat hens per lb., 0c. spring chickens per lb., 10 Potatoes 20 to 25c por bushel for old. Potatoes now, 75c. Reform School Sutplles. Sealed nronosals nro herobv Invited for furnishing tho Oregon Stato Reform School with supplies for the six montlig cnkini on January 1, 1001, a list of which will bo supplied upon application to tho super intendent. All bids must bo in by 1 o'clock p. tn. July 5, 1000. 11. K. Bicrriin, 0-16td Stipt. Oregon Reform School. CALL FOR BIDS. Bids for supplying tho City of Salem, Oregon, with ono horso, not less than five years, and not over eight years old, weight to be not less than 1500 pounds, of good stylo, action and healtk, will be received by S. A. Riggs, chairnuin of special committee, at the stable of Page A Stevens, Salem, dally, until R o'clock p. m., of Juno 20, 1000. Done by order of tho common council, N. J. JuoAit, City Recorder. (1-lOlOt Notice to Bridge Contractors Tho County Court of Linn County. Stato ot Oregon, will cousidor bids for the rctimberlng ol tho main spans of tho combination brldiro over tho Call- pooia River nt Brownsville in snld county. riaid bids to bo filed with the County Clerk In Albany not later than July 0th". ujuu. at the hour ol l o'ciock p. in. All material to bo first-class and to Iw approved by a competent inspector aj pointed by said court. Jims must no accompaniou with cash or a certified check In the sum of 1 1 IX) to be forfeits! to tho countv by tho suc cessful blddor should ho fall toentor Into contract with Linn County within three days after tho award of contract. Ilonds in tho sum bidden "will bo ex acted of successful bidder. Said construction to be completed by August loin, ltnju. Tho court reserves the rluht to relcct any or an mils. uko. i;. ii.urroN, Judge ot i.inn Uounty, Uregou. 0-21-td Notice of Intention nnd Call for Bids. Notice is heroby given that the com mon council of the city of Salem, Ore gon, has declared Its intention to lay a sewer In and through the alley running north and south through Block No. 01 ol said city, and has ordered said Improve ment undertaken and proceeded with at tho cost and cxKusuof the property or projierticH abutting upon tho two sides of said alloy; and said council has further ordered that bids for doing tho work and furnishing materials for tho construction of said sewer be, and tho samo aro. hereby, called for. Bids there fore will bo received at tho ollice of the recorder of said city un to and including tho hour of 6 p. in. on tho 30th day of Jnne, 1000; thu said council reserves the riuht to reject any and all bids re ceived in tills behalf; tho plans and specifications for tho work and materials of said construction may he seen at tho ollice of said recorder of said city; and every bid filed in this behalf must bo accompanied by a certified check in the sum of ten per cent of the full sum of said bid so offered, payable to tho order of tho City of Salem, Oru- Done by order of the Common Council of Balem Oregon, N. J. Judaii, 0-20-td City Recorder. BIDS INVITED BUt'lavlttd for Wood anj Otscr Suttlks for the Oreioa State Penitentiary. Sealed bids for wood, required at the penitentiary for the next 1" months, will be receiveJ at the ollice of the sup orintendent until Saturday, June 30, 1000, at 3 o'clock p. in., nt which time they will be opened. Sealed bids for Dry Goods. Groceries, Flour, Shoes, Ietlior and Findings, Meats, Fish, Plumbing supplies, Drugs, etc., will be received, at the ollice of the superintendent until Tuesday. July 10, luuu, at 3 o ciock p. in , at wiuoti nine they will be opened. The riiht is reserved to telect any and all bids or any portion of a bid. A deposit ot law lit cash, or certinol check, payable to the superintendent, must accompany each iim lor Hour or meat and ol $75 each hid for fish. All other bids must be accompanied by an amount equal to 10 per cent of the amount of the bid. Oil each euvelojie should bo inicribed the nature o( thu bid. Goods of Oregon manufacture or production will receive preference, other thln.s being equal. Schedules of the various lines ol goods will be furnished upon application to the superintendent. Vouchers will bo in nod for payment on Hie 1st of the month following com pletion of contract, and quarterly on continuous contract. Bidders are invited to lie present. J. D. Lick. (superintendent Oregon State Peniten tiary. Salem. Oregon, June 19, WOO. OAMTOHXA. iTMKMTMlUwUfirtSssgy CAST0R1A AS'cgclablcPrcpotalionrorAs- slmllallngllicFoodnfidRcgula- imgmcSlomcisantlLVnwlaor f jJTPWsWWWlPWTTHfTTTfWWl .; Promotes Digcslion.Checriur nc33 atvlRcsLConlalns nelllicr Oplitm.Morphine norXiiicral. 1VOT "N ARC OTIC . jMipetfoujyjUKCZLrtratnt tnycv Stal' MxSmn Wtrtijuoi furw. Apcrfccl Rcrncdy forCoastlpn Hon, Sour Stonvtch.Uintrliocn nnd Loss OF Sleep. Facsimile Si'gnnlurc of NEW YORK. EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. II" III M O-S!! Hli WByi jM R. M. WADE &. CO. SALEM OREGON Something to Be Proud Of fs tho ownership of n 'Orescent. Cleve land or Gendron bicycle. It Is the acme of iwrfcctlon In bicyclo construction, whero'f lightness Is not 'sacrificed: for strength nnd mechanical skill blend to mako a wheel that is unexcelled for mu ling qualities and reliability. We have asplendld stock to choose from. At 125, to 160. R. M. Wade &Co Cool and Comfortable In hot weather describes the siluntlou of sensible people. Put on negligee and defy old Sol ut his worst. Such outfits, when properly laundrlod, look exceed ingly dressy and appropriate. Our pat rons get tho benefit ot unequalled facili ties and iKirfoct methods. Ideal Sum mer attire is very largely n laundry re sult. Be a model of style on our easy terms. Salem Steam Laundry COLONIC!. J, OLMBTIUI1 rKOmlKTOH. porous ii. oiMtnuAU, moii. Phono 111, 'M Mhnrty ritrett A Good Summer Drink The beat in fact, is one that cool the "toinath without doing any injury. There's nothing like flue liquor to take the sting out ol cold water. The hotter the weather . the more neceasary the liquor as an Ingredient of the bever age. For tlie choicest of everything on the Hat tall on us, W'tt please, surprise and satisfy all. J P, Rogers 218 and 222 Commercial Street. fMTWholeaale and retail. n a K fei&2v GASTORIA For Infants and Ohildron. The Kind You Have Always Bough! Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years GASTORIA TMICINTAUN OMPNV HtW tOH CITYs They Can't Get In and so must stay outside. Our window nnd door scn-cr.w exclude all Hying In truders whoso preaenco make life a bur den. Banish what can't ho extermin ated. These screens como In nil sixes. nnd can bo adjusted to uvory style ol door and wlmknv. Tax your pocketboak lightly nnd oscape the lly and mosquito tax on comfort altogether. LITTLE DO,PEEP LOST HER SHEEP But no one nel worry nlxmt mutton this tlmo of thu year, If they can get dainty and delicious Spring lamb for nu apielulng nnd nourishing Hummer meal. We have everything III choice meats, and nil the delicacies ol the sea son In both frulh and smoked ments that will suit thu moat critical epicure E. C CROSS SALEMOR. r Disgusted With HisOld Plumb- Ing every man Is when lie visits his friends' bonne and wo the perfect sanitary ami exposed plumbing Unit new house aro lilted up with by us Your bathroom, kitchen and entire house will be overhauled and new plumbing fitted throughout at n reatonabie figure. Our plumbing is all done by skilled workmen in a scientific manner. BARR&PETZEL 2H COMMKItOIAI BTHBKT. Telephone No. 171 a y.r f VT til "" 7777T S 'fill ''fl WvW ' il Yum "f i m X'lsT .rf liiMaBil I r J& fgfflifWi BUSINESS .CARDS. C. JH. CQACK Successor to Dr. J. M. Keeno, ol Whlto Cornor, Salem Or. Parties desir ing superior operations at raodorato fees in any branch nro in especial request. ALBERT A. JESSUP. ITIiono 1071, ROOMS 1 ANU 3, (WAY 1IL1C, Osteopathy In Salem and Albany DR, GRACE ALBRIGHT Graduato of American School of Osteo pathy. SALEM Monday, Wednesday and Krlilnv: liours. 0 to 11 a. in.: 1 to 4 V. over Wollor's grocory. AIjUAJN 1 Jliesuay, inursuay nnu Satimlay : hours U to 12 a. tn. ; 1 to 6 p. m., Mrs. Winns rosldonco. SOULB BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS PORTLAND ORIS For Balcm ami tlolnltr loava ordera at (Ik Will' MunloHtne. B. R. JONES, Attornoy-nt-Law Toledo, Oronon Waa t'lork of Circuit Court for ilxlyoan auithas an iivto-dato aUlractof alt proprijr in Llnrolu comity. lM7m :oi-,kiok,;city:uall.i oFor water dorvlco aoply at otllc. Bills puyublo monthly In ndvunco. Mako all cotnplalula at tho ollice. CAPITAL 'CITV Express and Transfci Mavjttn nil tn nil nml rtnjDnrvti Irnlnn. illVVtH ! IIIIK lIUUDVIIfVI & Baggage to all parts of the city. Prompt service. Telopnono No. 851. uioiufj a. anuiuii, S, C, STONE. M. D. t'roprlclorjoir; Stone's Drue Stores UALKM.'ORKOON.I Tlie tierea (two In number) aro located a No. MS and 133 Commercial atreet, and are welt mocked with a complete line ol druti and modlcltiM, toilet artloloa, perluiaorr, bruihca etc., o to,, etc, 1)11. 8TONK ttaaliad tome 2A Kara exportenoe tn the prao tlcoof roodlolnoaiul now makes no charge for sonmllatton, examination or preocrlptlon. MiloC. Matthews Hucccwor to Kdnanti A Matlbewi MICA.T and HOUInV MARKET Htnto street near railroad. Freshen! and lu'Ht meats. ' My patrons say I keep h boost meats In to wn. PLATING Koral Trlnle Hllvor Bllitr Metal I'lalo IW K'nlrci xr M (C) h(1 Iiiii1Icj....I 'IS rural poraviu, wixxi nauui... ICnUn per ml fl, Melal lianill... furk r ci 0, Metal liamllva..., Tablu 1'xiiia per wl 0, ...... Vea tpiMiui r tet ,....... Ilullcr Knliret, tacli.-.. .... . iUKr Hhi'lli, tmii. ...... 'arvlni Ht. . .... 40 74 W U IU 10 w to Naptlti IIIiik per Htt C..MH... Cation .... .11 00 to tl to Call ami get our tirices on Gold and Nickel plating. fi. A. ROBERTS, IOB Stnto btroot. l-t Phono 2070 McCoy Stage, Leaves Willamette stable fltCO a, m. daily for Lincoln, .one, McCoy, nnd I'errydulo and return same day, New hack, good horses and careful driver. Parcels delivered along thu line. !M" tt K. K. Iiavih. MHS. M. A. COOK, Proprietor, Salem Steam Dye Works, Lail!cH,undgontVcloth"Bclcancd dyed, repaired and pnifsul. I fats and gloves dry- cn-aiied. Coats und vests rellued. Velvet collars replaced on overcoats, IOB Com'l BfOpp Hotel Willamette i ! ' l'IIIM1TT-T t , r 7 , .as - z Brewster & White IIKAIKIIM IN- Hay, Grain, Mill Feed, Flour Salt.rctc. We it I eo curry a choice Hue of I tolled Oats, Oruhain, Whnlu Wheat Flour, Wheat Oerms, Corn Meal, etc. Freu de livery and prompt service. The Feed Men. 1'hone I7H1. 01 Court St. Old Post OfficeStables . Are large and have reliable attend ants, ycHir team hoarded by the week or day. ;.! tenuis for hire. Trices rea sonable. Your patronage solicited, H, M. Brown fM Ferry Street. FREEBURGER1 MKVT MARKET fa i i i i 1 1 1 ! n t ' i and ve will supply you with the finest, Iresh meats, lard etc. put up In the; uleauest and best, alitpe and promptly delivered, 'Come and see us. Phone Main 'join. VAN PATfON & CO Salem later Co., WANTED, Now today ntlyeHl-. far tinea or. lees In this eo uinrm4raa 2Bo 1. OODar month. All over ft w sit tame rate. oirllne WANTKD.-Farmhaud.- MnHbeabta to handle all farm machinery and aod horses. Apply to Phillip Rmm.b miles south of Salem on Jefferso road. 6 25 3t FOR SALE. Il0ncre8 of good bottorH land, 10 acres In hops, good house aid bnrn. Address B. F. Hall, Hall's Fer ry or Creston, On 0-llml SCREEN DOORS AND WINDOWS, Estlmatcs given for fitting your honee mmpleto. Rabbit and poultry fencing and shingles. (Jet our prices. Phone 1221. Salem Fence Works. GO State street. Walter Morloy, prop. 0 2.1 3t LOST i'ureo lost on Liberty near North Mill creek, a lady's black leather purso.contalnlng about $22. Address in purse or lcavo nt Journal oIhco and rccelvo liberal reward. 0-22-tf HOME FOB SALE Ono and ono-half miles cast of Asylum. Firecrcs,ho'use, barn, and outbuildings, good water, two acres fruit : cuts seven tons hay, one and one-half aero wheat, largo garden if bought soon, crops will be sold with place, at n bargain. D. 0. Howard. 0-20-Im WANTED. To exchango wagons, bug gies, hacks, carts, etc., home or East ern made, or horso shoeing and re pairs for oak or asfi lumber; will take your old vehicles at a fair valuation in trndo. For further particulars call at Salem Wagon Factory, 3H Commer cial street. Werner Fennel!. 0 201m SHORTHAND GLASS-Sovcral lnqulri es have been mado for shorthand dur ing tho summer. A class will be con ducted at tho Capital BuInees Cel lego provided a sufficient number will register to justify tho work. Per sona Interested should aco the Princi pal at ouco. 0 21 4t UEMOVAL NOTICE.-Our easterners will horenftor find our barber shop at 223 Commercial next door to Thomp Ron'ajowolory storo Whcro we will bo glad to meet our old constomen. "Bcmombor ' Old Jack." Bunco & Daniels. 0 18 1m AGENTS WANTED-To show our up-to-dnto Wall Map United States and World, alio j7x07 inchct, 3 to 0 a day enstly oarncd. Write for free samplo and particulars. I lift A Company, Chicago, 111. 5.182m , FOB BENT Five nnd seven room cot tages, with basement. Good water. Apply at 421 High street, A. Bchrclber. G-18-lm FOB SALE Tents, awnings, camping outfits of all kinds in now and second- hand goods. Tin ware, granite ware; etc, Call at 210 Commercial street.''-, 0 18 liof HARVESTER FOIt SALE.-A Decrlng SelMllndor In good condition, Price 25. Alio hay for salo on ground five miles oast of Salem on Silver Croek Falls road. Geo. E. All.' 0 13 2w - WMII ! Ill ' FOR SALE Five ncroj choice garden laud, good house, orchard and other Improvements. Apply to J. Kuef, tlrst brick house, north side Garden road. 0-11-lra L'HAETAN-For sale high grade yA hlclo, best make, nenrlv now, will tell for one-fourth value. Mitchell, Lewis A Stavor Co. 0-0-tf CLEAN CLOVER HAY-From tlie Hubbard farm now on the markot. Orders should bo left early, as there is a good domand, 31)0 Commercial street, Salem. 0 7 3w FOR SALE At Ashland, 30 acres. 10 In fruit, In peach bolt, fine houso, best water, climate, ami schools, clear title and eusy terms. A. O. Uuthrle Ashland, Ore. 5-31-lnit FOR SALE Small stock farm 76 acre good houso and orchard half rollo from railroad depot (or $1250. Address Homestead care Journal office. 0-2-lml WOirKHOUSKH FOR SALE.-Sever-at head ol good work horses for sale can bo seen at farm ot T. O. Jory, H mlloa touoh of Salem. Wm, Frlckey Box 01 Balem. 0 1 lint WHEN HAVING-Your spring skirt inuih) go to Sarah E. Clynier. The only exclusive skirt-maker In Balem, Perfect lit guaranteed, and price reasonable. Boom 5 corner Liberty and Stato street, Gray block. 5-28-lmo SHAV1NO TEN CENTS-Tho publlo are Invited to patroulio the Manila Barbershop. II this shop Is secured by the combine the prlco will be In creased to 15c. U. W. Plaster, 05 State street. o-21-lm ROUINSON THERMAL BATH-Cabl-not the greatest known health pro tector and restorer. Price 5.00. 7.M and $12.60 according to tlie andoiul Ity, $2.00 book free to patrons. Mrs. J. A, Sellv.oodnndMrs.T. B. Fair bank, general agents, 3&! Front St. Salem, Or. B-lo-U ROOMS. Furulshtal or unfurnished, ilugloor in suites, dining room ad joining, hoiuo-liko. second floor Cot tie block. Mftttio Hutchlus, prop. SUITS, PANTS, OVERCOATS. To meaauru. Perfect fit guaranteed, 2,000 styles to select front. II. 8. Belle, State Btrcet, agent Wanna maker A Brown. Philadelphia. 4-7-tI inUtJK CLEANERS- Ilctuembei that tho beat and cheapest carpet paper U the heavy felt paper told atTuKJouiutAbonicc. w-U HOTELSANTIAM At Uotrolt, Orogon Now open for Summer TourliU, new house, newly furnished flrttclastaccom odation. Price from f 1.00 to $1.60 por. day. Good jxick train and saddle horse always ready to accomodate TourUU to Hot Springs, Marlon Lake, and Uke Pimella and all good fishing points. H.Jacob, Prop, Police to PtlstUf Coatrattof. Sealwl bids will be recelve.1 by tho underslgnctl np to and Including Jw 25, Mm, for the palutlng ot three, eot tages. Tho right is reserved to rii any or all bids. For particulars ' ffW at the Elkhead Saloon. W. It. Aaiwww. , Balem, Oregon, June 13, 10Q0. '$ SJS.oo Wwirt " Will bo paid for the arrest awl wwvlc tlon otany person caught injwl0r cutting palms or shrubbery lawwwia the Wlllametto Hotel, 20 tt 1, OrnrnH. ) fl'iM y -i v i f 4 m w ,'-" 'Ml i. 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