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Skin Diseases
When the excretory organs fail to carry off the waste material from the system, there is an abnor
mal accumulation of effete matter which poisons anil clogs the blood, and it becomes sour and noid.
Thi9 poison is carried through the general circulation to all parts of the body, and upon reaching
the kin surface there is a redness anil eruption, and by certain peculiarities we recognize Eczema,
Tetter, Acne, Salt Kheum, P&orinsis, Erysipelas and many other skin troubles, more or less severe.
While the skin Is the seat of irritation, the real disease is in the blood. Medicated lotions and
iuiilrra OIUV allav the ItclllllL' and blirilinir. but never rnrc tin mutter linu- Inmr unit faitl.r.illv
continued, and the condition is often aggravated and akin permanently injured by their use.
The disease Is more than skin deep; the entire circulation is poisoned.
The many preparations of arsenic, mercury, poUuh, etc., not only do not cure skin disease, but soon ruin the digestion
and break down the constitution.
S. S. S., nature's own remedy, made of roots, herbs and barks, of great purifying and tonical properties, quickly and
effectually cures blood and skin trouble-), because It goes direct to the root of the disease and stimulates and restores normal,
healthy action to the different organs, cleanses and enriches the blood, and thus relieves the system of all poisonous secretions.
S. S. b. cures permanently because it leaves none of the original poison to referment in the blood and cause a fresh attack.
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Skin Diseases will be sent free upon application. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, CA
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INDUCEMENT
For Two Months
June and July
Have von been sat lulled Aitlt tliu Fla
voring Extracts you linvo been uein of
uny-oneB-mnko? To introduce our own
make "Diamond Draiid" wo will glvo
free with one dollar purchnHcH of coffee,
lea, baking powder, spleen etc, 2 ounces
of any kind of flavoring, purchaser to
furnish the lottlt'. Jlo Hiiro and bring
large onougli bottles. Wu etui not get
'' ount-CH in those 2 or. or 25c pnntiel bot
tles of other stores.
Own innko, strong ntitl pure.
Yokoliama Tea Store
l'hono24l2.
Fri'o Delivery.
4 SOCIAL NEWS k
i W AND VIEWS
r
MIhb Dolla Porter has rotiirnud from
Portland.
Mrs. W, A. Perkins, of Drain, is visit
ing her bou, W. T, I'erkins.
Mrs. V. II, Uyara mid daughter Vera,
have gono to Meliania on a visit.
W. W. White, of Wnllnwn county, Is
visiting his sister, Mrs W. 0. Kiiutnttr.
Miss Nellie Clatk went to Turner lust
evening to attend camp meeting for n
few tltiys.
Miss Colin Sheridan, of the asylum
force, went to Portland on business j es
tenlny afternoon.
llou. ICd. Haines, of Forest drove, was
hero on bugiiieea yesterday, returning on
the Shasta express.
Mnyor Charles llishop and wife re
turned from n trip to Ilrnwnsvillo on tlio
Shasta express yesterday afternoon,
Mrs. C. A. Whale and daughter went
to l'ortlaml jeslordny afternoon, mid
Mr. Whale went to .Southern Oregon.
Miss Florence Itenolds, and her
little nelce Mildred llagley, left Monday
for a week'4 visit nt University Park
Mrs, Thomas Hopkins, of Albany, re
turned home yesterday evening, after
u few days' visit with her mother, Mrs.
i:. 0. Small.
Mrs. M. Adnins.of Tacnmn, is m Die
city visiting her daughter Mrs, W. F.
It. Hinlth. MrH Adams will BMjud Sev
ern! iiiouths in Salem.
THE INDIA FAMINE.
Caused By Land Tax sod Other Taxes
and Landlordism.
Uul. V, IVMkt, KJIIurof ttaa I'ubircCltlCatto.
'Ihe liritisli government in Imlia is a
voarciooa tax eater. The expend it ores
in 1K07.UH shown hy the Statesman's
Year Hook for ItfiW, at page 130, were
XU5 V.U 703 in round numbers f 100,000.
OOO-of.wliUh Sil,!SH,,Jo5. or about $127,
000,000, was expended in tiieat llrilian.
And it Impose taxes in such nunuer as
to make them exceaholy burdensome
iiKn the producing ilasies. I'pou the
same authority, at page HO, it apinmrs
that In 1807-US the amount of laud tax
waa2o,W2,300, that the custom tax
waaiM,677,-00,and that the salt tax was
SKtt,000. Thus wo have something
like flSS.OOO.OCOof tax or rent taken
by Ureat lliiliau I oiu the oectip
bra of land, together with ' indirect
tax of some t'JO.WW.lX 0 conlUcated from
consumer of foreign good, and ftO.000,
IO0 from eousumers of salt. Of the laud
tax we shall luive more to say furthei
on. The other two taxeu, but Hiiially
the latter, are unquestionably burden
upou llieomitnnn jR-onlo. What a heavy
oanieii the ealt tax miut le may be Hn
agine.1 when it is renumbered In in
Gonmtipmtion
Headache, biliousness, heartburn. Indl
Cestlon, and U Hirer UU are turcU by
Hood' Pill
Sold by all dnifgUts. Siccau.
iieaitny niooa is necessary to preserve that clear, smooth skin and bcautitul com.
pltxion so much desired by all. S. S. S. can be relied upon with certainty to keep
the blood in perfect order. It has been curing blood and skin diseases for half a cen
tury , no other medicine can show such a record.
S. S. S. contains no poisonous minerals is purely vegetable and harmless.
Our medical department M In charge of physicians of large experience In treatlne
blood and skin diseases, who will take pleasure in aiding by thctr advice and direction all
who desire it. Write fully and freely about your case ; your letters are held in strictest
confidence. We make no charcc whatever for this service, fhirhook nn nlnod anil
nectlon with its magnitude that tho
wages of mi nblo-bodled man nro hut n
few cents n day.
Among tho expenditures by Great Drt
tinu in India in 1897 OS, according to tho
Statesman's Manual, were JC8,0!)1,000
(sny $40,000,000) for collecting tho tnxes;
27,027,001) (about $127,000,000) for the
nrmy;.lG,721,:00 ($75,000,000) in civil
salaries, and :i,-lt)9,200 ($15,000,000) for
interest on the public debt, which
iiincnntstoJE237,.32S1IC0 ($1,000,000,000).
Of this public debt 113,883, 233 (about
$500,000,000) is held in England. Among
tho annual expenituro is n salary item of
25 080($ 125,000) drawn by Iird Curzon
who donates $3,000 to thu famine fund.
'God help tho people of India ("ex
claimed a member of Lord Curzou's
council, who Is reported in tho Munches
tei Guardian, of April 21 Inst, ns ho be
gun to explain that $75,000,000 Unnnnnl
ly paid to Kuropenti olllcials employed
in India, w ho send all their savings homo :
and that the laud i so heavily taxed In
many provinces that thu ca8nnt cannot
save in good years for tho years of had
harvest.
In thollrltish house of commons it was
shown leceutly that in Madras in tho
past 11 years tho number of evictions
for the nonpayment of rent amounted to
152,000,nnd that in tho preceding 11 years
it was 810,000. During tho debato in
which that statement was made, n mem
ber on tho government side of tho house,
one who lints Sieut a largo part of his life
In India, cliaracterlred tho real cause of
Indian impoverishment as heavy tax
ation. Hut the worst of the laud tax is not
revealed hy statistics of public revenues.
Hack of tho tnx 'gatherer Is tho rack
renting landlord. Nominally tho gov
ernment in India Is tho owner of tho
toll, lint when tho UritMi began to gov
ern they found a system of tax fanning
in yoguo, which, to tho Ilrltish mind,
had tho appearance of n system of Inrgo
proprietorships of laud. Tho iialivo
sovereigns were accustomed to contract
with tax farmers called zomindars. A
zemindar would pay n fixed amount for
a particular district Into tho royal tieus
ury, nml then collect tho taxes of the
occupiers of tho soil for his own benefit.
Upon taking possession the Ilritlsh ice-
ogui7od these romindars lu some places
as proprietors, while in others they ig
nored them and cs'nbliehed n kind of
peasant proprietary, under which tho
peasant holds directly of tho govern
ment so long as he pays his land tax.
ISoth these systems have resulted in
grinding landlordism. Tho government
tox, where it does not take all the tron
smic rent or more, turns the workers
over to the mercy of tlis proprietor, who
ctpieezes out the rest.
It appears that between tho British
government, tho zemindars anil tho petty
proprietors, from ono-fourth to one-half
or oven more of tho earnings of tl.o
Hindu farm workeis is confiscated as
land oxnetions in addition to the confis
cations through a variety of taxes with
the onerous salt tax at tho head of the
list. When tho primary methods and
laltorious proeobtes of production among
tlieno people nro considtfK'd, it is appar
ent that only a hand to mouth exletonee
is poss'ble where so much of the lnltor
er's product Is extorted from him.
"Tho poverty of India," said Dr.
Clark In the Ilritlsh hoiifo of commons
last spring, "is caused by a system of
rack renting tho ixwants." Br. Clark
vvasriuht. Tho vasanta are forced to
pay so much for tho hind they uso that
ihe partition wall oeiw eon lamine ami
their accepted standard of living, abnvtt
which all attempts to rise are homles,
is tl.iu indeed.
mxv then, is the reason for that
thrifilessneiisof the Indian oplu, which
explains why the failure of a monsoon
invariably causes a famine. IIih terri
ble famine now scourging wostern Imlia
is chargeable to tho establlahol system
of conllwating the earnings of tho hk-
pie for tho In-nefit of government tax
eaters and private laudlorts.
It it not 1h snpio8od, however, that
Great llritaln originated this condition.
She is to blame for falling to do letter.
Itut tthe did not make it. Hindu peas
ants had their turnings confiscated in
order to buy (or native princes wich glit
tering Iwrlurian toys as ivory ihrones
and peacocks made of costly gems, long
before Great llritaln condtcated them to
maintain a horde of foreign olllcials.
It ii not tlue to scarcity of food in In
dia. Food is abtindaut there. It is not
btiaus ilver liai leen dwnonetl?!.
Silver had not been demonetised w hen
other great lamines were produced by
ihe name causes that must have produc
ed this one. It is not Ihe failure of the
monsoon. That Is only the immediat
i-iiiHH. ihe mure accident whieh lias pre-
rlp.uted the famine hot did not create
14 l-tfimf..lSMV. ."-"- ""
ha nieveuttxl the acctimnlation of mpi
tal by Jim peasant and tho extension ol
their industry, is tmWl cause. But
vfal
it is only a llttlo farther removed than
the monsoon failure; it is redly itself
nn effect of a deeper cause. Tho truo
cause of this (amino, ns of nil that linvo
preceded it, is confiscation of tho earn
ings of tho peop!o by means of labor
taxation and landlordism.
While these causes exist, famines will
nppear and reappear. Nobbed peren
nially of tho property they annually
produce, tho Hindu peasants nre held
down to tho same degraded piano to
which generations of such confiscation
have mink thorn; and llvlngon tho vorgo
of starvation from season to season, they
become victims to famine whanover tho
monsoon falls to water their crops.
There is no help for this condition Bhort
of removing this cause And whilo that
remains, though no ouo should bo de
terred from holplng tho (amino victims
with such charity doles as lie can spare,
yet let none Imagine that he thereby bujs
redemption from hid responsibility for
the awful eocial crime ngainst man and
God tho world oor to which this Indian
famine so shockingly testillcs.
I.oim Whito and Ethel
Miss Shelton'a musical this
Will Skinner.
ltayinond nt
evening ;alro
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of tho ear. There
is only one way to euro deafness, and
that Is by constitutional remedies. Deaf
ness is caused by nn inllnmed condition
of tho mucous lining of the KuBtnchlan
Tube. When this tube gets inllamod
you have n rumbling Bound or imperfect
hearing, mid when it is entirely closed
deafness is tho result, and unless tho In
flammation can bo token out and this
tubo restored to Its normal condition,
hearing will bo destroyed forever: nlno
cases out of ten nro caused by catarrh,
which Is nothing hut nn iiillamcd condi
tion of the mucous surfaces.
" Wo will give Ono Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh)
that can not bo cured by Hall's Cntnrrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. J. CHUNKY A CO., Toledo, O.
Hold by Druggists, 75c.
Hall a Family 1'ills nre tho best.
OABTORIA.
Bum tbs ? I'M "in- You Hint Always BocM
Its Name Is Up.
Tho triumph of tho Northern Pacific
Hallway's new train, tho North Coast
Limited," which runs dully from Port
land throueh to St Paul, has been great
and has attracted tho attention of many
thousands ol people, 'travel lias greatly
increased on the Northern Pacific since
tho model train was put on, nud tho
travelers who are so fortunate as to ride
on this train aro highly pleased with it
.Many people visit tlie union uopoi in
Portland tlailv to suo it start on Its trip
across the continent. Anyone wishing
a full description of this traiir should
writo to A. I). Charlton. A. G. P. A., 265
Morrison street, corner Third. Portland,
for n 'North Coast Limited" leaflet.
ll.18.7t
JOHN A. LOCAH.
ttcrans' Reunion Association at Lyons. DeilS'
nine July 2d to 71b.
The grounds aro put 111 excellent con
dition for camping.
Uooil speakers nn1
avo been secured
for
the week.
Music instrumental and vocal, en
gaged for the week, and all arrange
ments mane tor a goou mno.
Wood and a lino spring of water will bo
found on the urounds. Grounds are
among the best in Ihe state Encamp
ment will begin on Monday, the 2nd of
July, 1U00, and continue through the
W'POK.
A good program is assured, both even
ing and day. Veterans of all wars
are cordially luviteti to aitenu. iy
order of the President.
The Corvallis and Kastern railroad
gives excursion rates going ami coming
lor tlio wee.
Kvervbody is invited to come and have
an outing on thit patriotic occasion.
Address:
G. J. Parkkii,
('.Mid Lyons, Oregon.
Peace Declared
Why devote all your time reading
the Iloer War and the Gold Fields of
Alaika? There are other matters o
vital importance; you may make a trip
Fast, and will want to know how to
travel. In order to have tho ltest ser
vice, nso the Wisconsin Central Ky.,
between St. Paul and Chicago. Foi
atos nud other information, write Jas.
A Clok. General Agent, Portland, Ore
I o o
Cilt for City Warrants.
Notice is hereby given that thuro are
fund mi Itaud applicable to the pay
ment of all warranuof the City of Salem
draw ii on the general (mid and
eftdorted on or before ."vovemiHir JU.isw.
Holder of mM warrant will please pre
sent titan (or i-ayment at I -add & Huali
tank,.a intereut will cee from date of
this notice. Jonx Mom,
City Treanu-er.
Palem. Or. Jiine20,llMX). lOt
CASTORIA
For Infanti and Children.
j (jn(J y0U HdY3 AlWiTS lllitfl.
Bears tbo
:,Si
Slguatere
TODAY'S MARKET.
Portland, Juno. 20 Wheat, valley 57
68. Walla Walla, 67(363.
Flour Portland, best grades $2.70 to
$3.00. Superfine $2.10 pcrbbl.
Oats Choico Whito 3t35o, grey 32
to 33.
Mlllatuff Bran, $13; shorts, $15.
Hay Timothy $1011 per ton.
OnioiiB Oregon, $0.00 to f(1.50
Potatoes 10 to 60c per sack.
Butter Best dairy, 2025; fancy
creamery, 35 to -10c. Store 25c
Kggs Oregon, 15
Poultry Chlckcns,$3.00 to3.50; hens,
$4 to 4.60; turkeys, live 13c.
Mutton Dressed, 7 to 7C per pound.
Hogs Heavy dressed 6 to 0c.
Beef Steers, 1(34.50; cows,$3.50 4;
dressed beef, 0)6 to 7?4C
Veal Dressed, 8 0 8Jc. for small.
Hops 28c.
Wool Valley, 1213cj Knstcrn Ore
gon, 1015c; Mohnlr, 25c.
Hides Green, snltod CO lbs, B1)c,;
tinder 00 lbs, 7J8 ; sheep pelts, 15(9
20c
BALKM MARK&T.
Wheats 53 pounds nnd over. 4R6'.
Wool, 13 to 10c. Mohnlr, 25c
Hops 6 to 7.0
Oats 28 to 30c.
Hay Baled, cheat, $7; to $7.50 timo
thy, $10.
Kggs 12 to 13c.
Flour In wl.olesalo lots, $2.60; retail,
$3.
Millstuffs-Brnn, $13; shorts, $14
Hogs Dressed, ojifc.
Llvo cattlo Steers, 3Ji ! cows, 2f to
$3.
Sheep $2.50(33.
Bresscd Veal fljc.
Butter Dairy, 15c; creamery. 20c.
Poultry tat hens por lb., 0c.
spring chickens per lb., 10
Potatoes 20 to 25o per bushel for old.
Potatoes now, 76c.
Reform School Sureties.
Senled prosnla nre hereby Invited
for furnishing tho Oregon State
Iteform School with supplies for
tho six months diking 011
Jrtnunry 1, 1001, a list of which will Ito
supplied upon application to tlio super
intendent. All bids mtiBt be in by 1
o'clock p. m. July 5, 1000.
II. K. IllOKKIIS,
0-15td Supt. Oregon Reform School.
CALL FOR BIDS.
Bids for supplying tho City of Salem,
Oregon, with 0110 horse, not less than
five years, nnd not over eight years old,
weight to be not lees than 1500 pounds,
of good stylo, nctiou nnd health, will Imi
received by S. A. Itiggs, chairman of
special committee, nt tho stable of Page
tk Stevens, Salem, dally, until 6 o'clock I
p. m., of Juno 20, 1000.
Bono hy order of tho irmmoii council
N. J. Judaii, City Recorder.
11-10 lOt
Notice to Bridge Contractors
Tho County Court of l.ltin County,
Stnto of Oregon, will consider hldti for
tho rctlmberinir of tho main nmiiih of
the- combination bridge over the Call
pooln Kiver nt Brovvimvillu In raid
countv.
Said bids to bo filed with tho County
Clerk in Albany not Inter than July (lilt
1000. at the hour of 1 o'clock it. in.
All material to lo flritt-t-lnM und to Ihi
approved by a competent iiiHH-etor ap
pointed hy said court.
Bids mint lie accompanied with rnh
or n certified check in thu film of fllM)
to be forfeltl to tho countv hy tho ituc-
ceeaful Didder slioulil ho fail toouter into
contract with I. Inn County within three
tlavs alter too awnrtl ol coniraei.
Ilonda In tlio Hiun liiddeii will be ex
acted of eneeesslul bidder. .
Said construction to Imi completed hy
Atiuuat loth, 11KX).
Tho court retiervoa tint rinht to reject
any or nil bids. Ur.o. I). Haktos,
Juduo of Linn Countv, Oregon.
lli'l-td
Notice of Intention
for Bids.
and Call
Notice ia hereby given that tint i-om-mon
council of tho city of Stilem, Ore
gon, haa declared its intention to lay n
Huvver In nnd through the alley riinnlnn
north and hoiiIIi through Hloek No. HI of
Bald city, and haa ordered Mid Improve
ment nndortaken and proceedul with tit
tho coat and oxteuaoo( the proerty or
propertiea abutting upon tho two nidex
of said alloy; ami mid rolincll haa
further ordered that blda for do. tig
tho work ami furnishing uiateriala for the
construction of an Id newer he, nnd tho
aamenre. hereby, called for. Blda there
fore will bo received at tho ofllt-o of the
recorder of mild city up to and Including
tho hour of 6 p. in. on tho HOlli day of
Jano, ItKX); tho Haiti council ropcrvea the
right to reject any and all blda re
ceived in this behalf; Ihe plana and
spccillcatlona for lint work and
uiateriala of eald cotialructloii mav Imi
aeenat thoofllcoof B4ld recorder of raid
city ; and every bid filed in tlua ImjIihH
must Ik) accompanied by a certllled
check in tho itim of ton ptirreut of the
full Mum of eald bid ao offerttl, pitabhi
to the order of the City of Salem, Ore
gon. Doiio by order of tho Common Council
of Salem Oregon. N.J Juiuii,
0-0-td City Iteoorihir
BIDS INVITED
Bids Invited for Wood 'aol Oiner Sulle for
the Ortioa State rcaltrntliry.
Sealed blda lor wood, required al thu
IMinitentlary for tho uexi 12 moiitha,
will bo recelvoJ at thu ollic of tho hup
erintondeiit until Saturday, June .'HI,
1UO0, at a o'clock p. in., at which tune
they will Imj 0eued.
Sealed blda for Dry Good. Groeerlea,
Flour, Shoe, Lfbthor and Fiudiiiga,
Meata, Fiah, Plumbing tuppliea, Druga.
etc., will be received at tho olllio of tint
superintendent until Tuonlay. July It),
1000, at 3 o'clock p m . at which time
thfv will Ixi onened.
Tho right ia reserved to rejfft any and '
all blda or any portion of a bid.
A deposit of 1200 In caali, or vertifbil j
check, layabla to the nii-erintHiiiltJiit,
must auoouipaiiy caeli dmi lur umir or
meat and o( 1 76 ruvh bid fr llh
All other bida must Imi acioiiiiiiinl by
an amount equal to lu per t'vitt of the
amount of tho bid.
On each euvelne thotiM U'lnwriU-il
the nature ol tho bid. Honda of Orrgon
manufacture or pro.lueli'iii will recent)
preference, oilier iniu a oeuig npiai.
Schelulea of the varloila line of goola
will bo furnished tio appljratton to
the auperintMndeuL -
Voucher will bo la-owl for iiajrineitt
on lite 1st ol tho mouth following win
pletion of contract, ami quarterly on
continuous contract
Blddera ro Invitod to u prfwnt
J. It.
I. at,
KujerioUndent Ortgon
HUlM
I'eilltelt-
ttary.
Halem, Oregon, Juno 10. IWO.
BaarstU y lU Hs Yw Ka) Oaart E
r(Z&ffl&
v Vb R IB iH I tat H m Ki
Tho Kind You linvo Always Bought, nml which lins liccu
lit uso for over 30 yenrs, hns homo tho Rlimtnro of
and lins been nintlo uiulnr IiIh ycr-
7 y jtftf-f-j, ?-, sonnl siiporvlslou fdneo Its Iniluicy.
W'taf-sy, '-CUCAtV. Allow no ono to dccolvo you hi thltt.
All Counterfeits Imitations nnd "Just-ns-rroodnro hut
lJxpotlments thut tilllo with and cntlniiRcr tho health of
InlHuts and Children Kxitcrlcnco aj,tilnst Experiment.
. What is CASTORIA
Crustorltv Is a hnriulosH suhstltuto for Castor OH, Paro
Korlc, Jrops nud Soothlntr Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Tnreotlo
substance. Its nuo Is Ks Kiinranteo. It destroys AVornm
mid allays reverlshncss. It cures Dlarrhiun and AVInd
Colic. It relieves Teethlngr Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho
Stomach and Howels, giving healthy and natural sloop.
Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Boars tho
ianrUc
--..
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
K ' PER IiMHI
R. M.-WADE k CO.
SAl EM OREGON
JrTJWflTliJk
TtWiW
s$&
Something to Be Proud Of
la thouwnorahlp of n Crrriiut. Cleve
land or (lendrou bicycle. It In tlio aeiim
of iHirfecllon in liicyclo enntriietlou,
wlioro lightiiCHM la "not cacrlllced for
strength nud mechanical uklll blend to
mako tv wheel that la iiuoxi-elhd for run
ling qualltlce and reliability. Wo linvo
Aspleiitlld Block to chooho from. At '.'',
to m).
For Those Who Wear
Shirt and shirt walsta, collar, cuffa,
etu., tho laundry offera sixkiIhI hiIvmiiI
agea. Wo never varv from the A I
titandnnl. I)very nrtlt'l" sent to ua ia
cared for aa well aa laundered lu orfeet
stylo. I'atroua find Hint their linen
and other ncressorit-a ai inncli longer
than wa tho eaco when their work wit
sent to other establishments. I'rollt hy
J their exM;riuncu,
Salem StRam Laind'y
I'tU Jitditt. J. ill.Uit-riCAIi flimiilUfilll.
I -..-...-..-. .- -
lUlUMIIU Ik 111 Uritkilt 11iSf
ininuun wiinsjiBiii'i atn.
I'hniiH til. 'U Lilian) HI no I
A Good Summer Drink
The U-t In fact, i one that njulf Ihe
stotnat'li without doing any injurr.
Thvru'a nothing like lino liquor to lake
lh sting out of cold water dm holler
tho weather "Ihe inoie lie isjtry
Ihu liquor ns un ingirdiojit ')' Ih iMiver
age. ror Iho rlioiffst uj v.'oihlng jiii
ll.ulUlOall on u. We 'jJrtt.', Hirprt'O
and sail.fy all.
J. P Rogers
21K ami 222 Coinuierrial iUt
JfjaJfWholraaluaud retail.
R. M. Wade &Co
.aWfel
itel tei
Signnturo of
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They Can't Get In
nnd "o mud itav oiiIhIiIk Our window
and door pereeiw tixcludo nil living In
trutlura whoan pretieiu'ii mako lifon bur
den. Itaiiialt what can't bo exiermlu
n'txl. 'Iheitercreenacomo in nil alregj.
and can bo iidjuMcd to every ntylu ol
tloor and whitlow. Tnx your Mieketbo.ik
lightly and cHcnio tho lly nnd innriUlto
tax on comfort altogether.
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LITTLE BGvPEEP
LOST HER SHEEP
Hut no one need worry uUiut mutton
this time of thu year, If thoy can get
dainty and iletloluu Spring lamb for an
aplMitlxing ami. nourii'liiug Riiiunier
meal. Wo hitvu evorythlng In tdiolte
meata, nuiknll tint iIi'IIiuiiIkk of tho aen
Hon hi ImiIIi f rolls and Plunked ineaU
that will null tho iiidnI critUml epicuro.
E C. CROSS SALEM OR.
Comfort on a Hot Day
You (in eiijoe when vo'ir bathroom l
(Uli'il up with it good shower ami n liuiitl
sumo irnl,ilii tub. Wt. will lit voii up
with a iMilhrooiu wiili owii srnui arv
pliliiililng, with llltM fur HiMir, vtnll- nml
n-IMng it line shower hihI lull IIimI Iik k
inviting nud liixiirlous, at it itmsniiMhle
BARR 4 PETZEL
till COMMKKCI M. HTItEKT.
Telepliono No XI7I
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BUSINE8S .OAKDS.
C. H. CDACH
Successor to Dr. J. M. Keene. ol
Whito Comer, Bnlem Or. Parties desir
ing superior operations nt moderate fees
in any branch nro In cspeclnl request.
ALBERT A. JESSUP.
Phone 1071.
kooms l and a, okay nut.
Osteopathy
In Salem nnd Albany
DR, GRACE ALBRIGHT
Graduate of American School of Osteo
pathy. 8ALKM Monday, Wednesday nnd
Friday; hotira, 0 to 11 n. m.; 1 to 4 p.
over Wollor'e urocory.
ALBANY JMeeday, Thumlay nnd
Saturday : houra U to IS! a. in. I to 6 p
m., Mm. WiiitiB rotildunco.
souTe 1JHOS.
PIANO lUiUllS AKj IIU'AIKERj
1'OUTliAND OltlC
Cur Bulua aud Tlcliillr ttt oiltr al t(.
Will. Mii.lcSm
B. P. JONES.
Mtornoy-rtt-Law
Toledo, OroKon
WaaClvtk of Circuit Coutl Tor ilxlroara ainlh.
an tiivluUalv alKltactor all rorir m Llucolh
.oiiuly. '"'"
;oi',i-'ion'cn'ry:iiALL.i
For water kervlco noply at olllce.
Illiltt payable monthly In ntlvuiico.
Mako ull compmliitN uL tho tilllcc.
CAPITAL 'CITY
Express and Transfci
Meets all mall nnd piwsongor trnliia.
Ilnggitgo to nil parts of tho city. Prmnpt
cumui). Telepliono No. B51.
DIBQUE & HKIl'TON.
S. C, STONE. M. D.
I'ruptlsititloin
Stone's Drus: Stores
HAl.KM, UHKCION.
Tlic lere llwo III liuiiibcr; rti locaUst a
So. VII ami Ml L'ommttrclal strrct, a ml are
AtlUtirtkcdnltli arotmOcle line olilritasattd
mwllolipi, toilet urtlcltw, erliunoty, lirunhta
etc., oln.,cto.
llanliaitkotiioVt li-ats tixpvlloiiee ID H"" l'''
W-unf incdlolnuaiul now makes tin ehtgo foi
iwii.illtallotl.eiamlliatlnit orirawrltlnii.
MiloC. Matthews
hum-omit to KJwstila A tlallliaua
rJcuAJrrd MARKET
Ktnto street near railroad. Freshest
.mil Wet meata. My patroiiH any I keep
h hoHLmuU In Ui wn.
PLATING
Itnjral
Hllver
Tilpla
Hllvtr
rial
IO
Metal
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Knln irt(8) wct.l liamlles,
Inika ln'riwlt, wik.I halilli-i
Klllvt. IxrkclO, Mvlal liMiiillcn
Kutka r Ml , Melal liamllea..
I alilo kii a -r 1 0, ....
leu .4NHinr tat a. -.
Until r Knltv, rai li. ...
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Cull and get our prima on Cold nnd
Nickel plating.
tG, A. ROBERTS,
IOO Btntn btroot. l- Phon aU70
McLoy Stage.
Leaves Willamette stable (1 1'JO n, m.
dally for Lincoln, 'our, McCoy, and
I'tirrytlalu nml rutnrn wime day. Now
hack, gtxxl horses and careful driver
I'nrcela delivered along tlio lino.
Mil if K. V. Hvia
MIIB. M. A. COOK, 1'roprletor,
Salem Steam Dye Works,
Latliei'ttuilgeiita'clothi'auleaiietl
dvinl, repaired nnd presto I.
Mats nml gloves tlry- cleaned.
Coals untl vests rollnml. Velvet
tollars replaced on overcoats,
IOB Uorn'l 8t Opp Hotul Wlllotnotto
Brewster & White
-DKAIHHH IK-
Hay, Grain; Mill .Feed, Flour
Saltetc.
We ahoi-itny ehnlro Hint of Hulled
Data, (Irahuiii, Whole Wheal Flour.
Wheat florins, Corn .Meal, ett. Free de
livery and prompt service.
The Feed Men.
I'hoiio 17HI.
Ill Court Hi.
Old Post
OfficoStables
An largo an I have reliable attend
mils, oiir leant Uinrili'il by the week or
day. (i'Kxl Umi'iih for hire I'ricos rt-a
hmkiIiI.-. Your piitromigo sdieilel.
H. iV, Brown
12 Ferry Hret.
umwmv jiet mm
(4 i t I ' I ' I
and rovvlll supply )ou wlllt he llueali
Ireslt meat. Uril vie. put up In Ihe
cleanest ami beat s)(tpc and juoinptly
dellvtirnl. Come and soo ua. I'hoim
Main 20 IH.
VAN PATfON 4 CI). .
Sata far Co.,
V
9
Now tiiday adyertlMments fame
lno or loan In this column lnaen4
hree tlmoa for 2Bn.. t(L'. iL
I.OO per month, All ovr four lines
at samo rnto
l'OINTKIt rUl'8-Flno Hiter tWiired
genuine Ktiglidi pointers, from Totrf
Sim's bitch, nnd aired by my do,
Cnllcnrly. K. G. Shellon,
Corner P-'th and Oak G-2hlw.
CHANG U OF LOCATION.-! will bo
pleased to aeo my friends and old cub
tomorH at tho Saltin Wagon factory
3iH Commercial St., wlieto I am now
employeil. I endeavor to give Satis
faction. John O. Gardner. 0 20 tf
8KCONI) HAND-Champlon Binder for
falc, In gootl running order. Mitchell
Lowia & Stnvcr Co., opposite Brewery.
O-go-tf
FOK BALK. A neat 4 room cottage,
bnth, cloaol, pantry, woodihod anil
gtKxl well, lot 52X100. 12th etreet,
Univeralty nddltlon. 1'rlco 4C0. A
A rnro bargain If taken aoon. Ktiquirts
of O. Corby, No. 17 Twelfth atreot,
Snlem Oregon. 0 2rt lw
WANTED Knrm hand. Must bo able
to handle nil farm machinery and good
horses. Apply to i'hil!li Heoae, 6
tnilca eouth of Salem on Jefferson
road. 0 25 at
FOB SALE. Ill) acres of good bottom
laud, 10 acres In hops, rood lionno end
bam. Addrean B. P. Hall. Haifa Fer
rv or Croaton, Or. 0-llml
LOST I'u rao lost on Liberty near
North Mill creek, a lady's black leather
pureo.containlng about $.".'. Addresa in
puree or leave nt Jocimt, olflco and
rocolvu liberal reward.
0 22-tf
HOME FOIt HA LE-Ono and one-half
milea east of Asylum. Five acres, home,
burn, mid outbuildings, good water, two
ncrea fruit: cut ft soven toua hay, one
nud one- half acre w heat, large garden
If bought Boon, en pi will bo sold with
pinco, at a imrgaiu. i). v. tiowam.
0-20-lm
WAN 1'hD. To exchange wagona, bu
giea, hacks, carta, etc., home or Knt
ern made, or horso shooing and re
pnira for oak or nsh luoilier; will take
your old vehicles at a fair valuation In
trado. For further particular call at
Salem Wogon Knctory, VM Commer
cial street. Werner rennell. (ISOIni
ltliMOVAL NOTIOK.-Our cuatomtra
will hereafter tlud our barber ahopat
2'Z Coniuierclal next tloor lo Thomp
son's Jew olory tttoro Whero wo will
bo glad to meet our old constomcr.
"Itemombor Old Jack." Dunce A
Daniels. 0 18 Im
AllKN'lS WANTED To ehow our np-'
to-dato Wall Map United Btatea and
World, bIzu -17x07 Incliei. f3 to t5 a
tiny easily earned. Write for free
sample mid particulars. 111ft A
Company, Chicago, HI. 5-lB-Sm
FOH HUNT Flvo and aovon room cot
tngca, vn Itli basement. Good water.
Apply nt 421 1 Ugh street, A. Bchrollier.
0-18-1 m
FOIl WALK Tents, awnings, camping
outflta of all kinds in now and second
hand goods. Tin vvnro, granlto ware,
etc. Call nt I'll) Commercial rtteet.
018 lint
FOIt HALE Flvo ncrea choice garden
land, good house orchard and other
Improvements. Apply to J. Huef,
II ml brick house, north tide Garden
rond. 0-1 1-1 m
I'll A ETA N For salo high grndo ve
hicle, best mnko, nearly new, will soil
for one-fourth value. Mitchell, Lewis
& Slaver Co. 0-0-lf
CLEAN OLOVEIt HAY-From Ihe
Hubbard farm now on tho market.
Orders should Imi loft early, aa theru
la n good demand, 31HJ Commen-lal
ati ret, Halt-in. , 0 7 3w
FOIt HATl-At Ashland. M acrei. 10
In f i lilt, ill )Miacli belt, lino house, best
water, climate, and schools, clear title
am cosy terms, a. u. uuiiirto
Ashland, Ore.
6-31-lniT
FOR HALE binnll stock farm 76 am
good house und orchard hull iiiilu from
railroad depot for $I2o0. Address
Ilouiealead caro Journal olllce.
OjMuit
Wo'lfK UOHHEH FOIt BALE.-eo'ver-ill
IiviiiI ol gootl work horses for sale
can Ih) seen nt farm of T. 0. Jory,
H miles souoh of Halem, Win. rrltkey
llox 01 Halem. U 1 1ml
WHEN I1AV1NU Your spring
skirts
The
niailo go to Harali h. Ulymer,
only oxuhiblve skirt-maker lu HaIuiii.
rcricci ill giiaraiueou, bum iiui
misonnblo. Itooiii 5 corner Utierly
nml Bute street, Cray block.
G-M-lmo
IIOHINHON TIIEHMAL 11AT1I-Cab.
net thu greatcat known health pro
tector and restorer. .Vice 5.00. I7.W)
nml tl'.'.oO according to site and tiual
lly, 'J 00 look frit) lo patrons. Mrs.
J. A. Mlwood nnd Mra. T. ilr
bank, general agent, 383 Front bt.
Hulem, Or. B''
ItOOMH. Furiilalicil or uufurutalivd,
single or in aultoa, dining room ad.
iolnliig, homo-Hku, eecond floor Lot.
tie bfock. Mattie llutchlns, prop.
BUIIH, 1'ANIH, OVKKCOA1H. To
measure. 1'erfect lit rau fed,
2,000 style to select from. H. B.
Ilollw, Htato Htrcut, agont Uauna.
nmlfr. llntwn. I'hlladelidila. 4-7-tl
II tl.hK ILEA N hits - IttinoiuU'l
HiultlilNai untl ctieapat cjjfMl
paper la the liev felt pap" ";
ui TiikJouhnai. ufiire "'t'
HOTELSANTIAM
At Detroit, OroBon
Now oun for Hummer ToiirUt, new
house, newly furnished flrst-clasaoceom.
odallona. 1'rlce from fl.OO lo $1.60 r
tl vy. Oooil tauk train and saddle horse
always ready to Kccomoda'e Tourist to
Hot Hpringa, Marion Uke. and IJike
IVtmell and nil gootl flahlng point".
H. Jacob. Prop.
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Throuih tits Yllowwae.
Tho new route via the Oregon Hhorl
I4no Itullroad i"l Monlda. Mont.,
Idea you to mako dullgldfijl lrij
through the Yellowitono National Part,
entering via Monid nud roming out sh
Clunalwr, making U imnocenMry t
cover nnv iiortlon ol tho route tvvlve. or
i.,.....ir,.l ,i.i..i.,tiiru liooklet. write or
.chII nt Oregtm Hhort LliteTitKeMci $4
M Thlnl ilriHt. l'oitlaud, Orw. -
$35,00 0twr4
Will be paid fortheamst wj sK
Won ol any person caught Injunn or
i-iitllng palm V ahrubltery III T"M
the Willainettollolv).
go tl J. Coscn.
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