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POMONA
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ALTONA
LKAVKH POK 1'OHTJ.AND
Pally except fliinrtnr at 7 a m.
QUU:K T1MK AND CHKAl' HATEB.
Dncklbotwmn Hlto nmt Cnnrt Hta.
M. T. IIAMWIN, Affent.
INDUCEMENT
For.Two Months
June and July
Havo vou boon satisfied Alth the Fla
voring Extracts you havo been using of
any-oncs-mnko? To introduce- our own
ainko "Diamond Brand" wo will glvo
(rcu with ono dollar purchases of coffeo,
tea, baking powder, spices otc, 2 ounces
of any kind of llavoring, purchnscr to
furnish tlio bottle. Do fliiro and bring
large enough bottles. Wo can not got
2 ounces in thoso 2 oz or 25c pnnucl liot
tles of other stores.
Own tnuko, strong and pure.
YoMawa Tea Store
Phono 2112.
Frco Delivery.
4 ftioCIAL NEWS b
4 J AND VIEWS
Mrs. Leo Willis, has returned from
Albany.
I). D. Nvor.of Portland, vviih in Salem
yesterday.
Hon. Win." Waldo, went to Seattle
this morning.
.Mr. and Sirs. A. A. Leo, have returned
from their eastern trip. I
J. , Hridgeford, went to Oregon City
this morning on business.
Miss Laura Uentty, of Orogon City, is
visiting Mrs. II. W. Iluten.
Superintendent Calbroath, of the osy
lutn has returned from Portland.
Mrs. M. Adams, of Tncoma, is visiting
her daughter, .Mrs. W. F. K. Smith.
Mrs. Mottio Phlilibcr and eon Clyde,
went.to Portland yesterday morning.
Mrs. John McCourt is visiting her
, parenU, Mr- and Mrs. W. F. Boothby.
Census Supervisor Winn of Albany,
spent yesterday id Salem m olllcial bus
iness. Miss Maggie Anderson went to Silver
ton ihla morning to visit tho l.tuiiliard
family
Mrs. Ada Tompkins of Now Bruns
wick, who was here on ft vlflt, started
forberliomft yesterday.
Carey F, Martin lias returned from
IVTtlind, wheroho had business beforfc
the circuit court.
"Llsh" Huneaker, who wan ierted
mining, and about whom there has been
considerable anxiety, has returned from
Hood River as good as new..
Tb Cbtcaro North Wtitera Railway.
On June 7lh, opened up for tratlic
their new lines from Belle Plaine, la.,
to Mason Citv: also their new Fox Lak
branch. Tho lemjlh of this new lim
it IDS miles, which added tq thwr mile
age g'Ves thorn a total of 81025 unit,
the largest mileage of any rmlro-d in
the world. 2s 3t
OASTOIIZA.
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Scotp?S!H!5
OVERCOME
sy .sittzz.
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SjtcUl Rervret
"Old Government" whiskey, recog
nized by leading physicians, and espec
ially by A. P. CTlirien M. D Captain
amLSurgeon, aUo by IVm. IX McCarty
M, D.MoJor and Burgeon, in United
States Army. Furthermore, tho board
of health of San Francisco, recommends
thin stimulant a tho purest, nnadulter
aUd for family nse, for convaloHwnU
at d invalids. Bold exclusively in Salem
aua Marlon Countv by J P. Hooks.
4-20-11
CAST OP THE MOUNTAINS.
A Traveler to the Inland Empire Gives as
AC
count of Observations.
Ed. Jeurnal: I will try to glvo you a
short account of our trip across the Cas
cades from Snlem to Eastern Oregon by
Banitam route, wo started from Salem
n little before noon two weeks ago today
and after two and a half days of moun
tain climbing over very good mountain
ronds wo reached Fish Lake nnd stopped
over one day to rest and fish. Tho fish
did not seem very plenty. I had no suc
cess myself, but my fellow traveler Mr.
0. Roycr caught quito a few, nnd a Mr.
onnw mm some outers nau caugnt nutsn
pan full of the beauties nnd seemed to
tako pity on us, nnd gnvo us nil wo want
ed. So after two good equaro meals of
fish and a night's rest among the lava
beds and lofty firs nnd hemlocks, wo
started to climb Sand mountain. Tho
road is quite sandy in places but very
good and easy for a light 2 horso rig.
Wo had filled our jugatnvery lino sping
at Fish Lake as we understood it was
soma 17 miles to tho next water, but wo
had no uso for it. After tlireo hours
driving wo found n small lako on tho cast.
smeoi ma mountain unit at noon wo
enrao to a small stream rushing down
the eastern slope. Tho tlmbnr changos
very quick in crotsing, mostly bull pine
with a little fir on the sido and very
Upon, scarcely any under brush. This
day's drive found us n iittlo below tho
Sisters post ofllco in Crooks county pass
ed a school houso nnd a few ranches.
Ityo)sccmcd to bo their principal crop of
grain. It seeing to mo they nro too high
to raise wheat nnd oats. Tho soil seem
ed to ba ioor and sandy. Tho had n
very heavy rain all over tho east and ns
far as wo have come. In fact thero has
been goodhowers nearly every day slnco
wo have boon here.
From tho Sisters wo journeyed east
crossed Crooked river andby noon struck
tho Deschutes rivor. My nttention was
called to tho bridgu bolng very low only
a few feet abovo tho water. On Inquiry
I learned that tho stream onlv varied a
few feet in nyear on account of tho lakes
that feed tho river being in tho lava beds
this river Is very rapid and clear nnd said
to bo very full of fish but wo did not stop
only to dinner and pushed on towards
Prlnovllle.
mo timtior on tills day's drivo was
mostly juniper and as we pushed on it
ran out and by stopping, time found us
about 20 miles north east of Prinovlllo nt
tho Lone Pine ranch among tho sago
brush and jack rabbits. Tlioy nro so
plenty thero that they havo destroyed a
part of their crops. That is tlio only
placo wn havo seen thorn very bad.
Juno 17, Blurted north between thoDo
schutes nnd John Day Hlvcr. Passed
somo very flno ranches, well fixed, and
fiuo nlfalfa meadows but tho country in
general very rough and broken. Lots of
hay leftover from last car.
This evening landed us on Trout creek.
Passed two now threshing outfits going
in tho Haystack country. Eighteenth,
noon found us at Antclopo a very nico
Iittlo town, well supplied with water
from Bprings. Struck Shanlko by tho
middlo of tho afternoon. This is thu
terminus of tho Columbia Southern It,
It. U'ar is scarco through hero. The
town is supplied with water from n gulch
by pipes and steam power. Wo watered
up and pushed on and made a dry camp.
Juno eighteenth struck Sherman county.
Land is getting better, moro wheat.
Pawed Grass valley; couio very good
wheat, but quite a few fields burnt by
tho East winds. Karloy is bettor than
their wheat and scorns to bo so far as wo
have coino. Nineteenth, passed Moro
and Wasco, all wheat, wheat. Crossed
tho Columbia at Itufus. Had to get
nway from tho river, ns the sand was
drifting, and thu wind howling moro
than a web foot was used to. Camped a
few miles up tho river found Hale's early
peaches ries.
Ten miles nt the river wo turned
north. Found tho emntry very rolling,
nnd tho land very goal, and quite a few
farms in what Is called the Goodno hills.
There, wheat was extra flno, all headed
out, and field after field us clean as a
pin, nothing but wheat, that is I mean
no weeds like wo nail seen in oilier
parts. Also passed large fields of Iluld
Ilarloy that was ery flno. Ily noon
struck Rock creek. Tho valley is stoney
and rough and seemed to bo occupied by
Indians
All I could tee they rnleo in u little
hay and iwnies. Next day arrived at
Jim Zumwalti, an old friend of Mr.
liogera from Kansas, he lives between
Arlington and Cleveland. This country
is very high, you can gee all of Eastern
Oregon between the Columbia rivor and
tho Hlue Mountain. They are better
supplied with water and timber hero
than Eastern Oregon. Lots of springs
and where they havo no spring they ob
tain water by digging from 6 to 10 feet.
Somo oak oir the creeks, tho first wo
havo seen on the eastern sido. The
north side of the county has a heavy
belt of fine timber commencing at Hick
olton ami running west to the Cascades,
the land through here, like a big part of
Sherman county, Oregon, is what is
called scab land and the only way I
know to describe it is this
One day it was all covrl with rock
and whon the soil w put on there was
not enough to cover it all. It varies
i-om nearly all rock on some quarter
Motions to nearly all coil on others. The
average is Mippoix-d to bo one-third rook
land two-third toil. Tho soil is very
otiy worked (ln man will farm more
cm here than two can In tho valley.
Qiittiahugf rcent of their crops is
volunUer and seems to be nearly as good
Mulien Hioy How- and sow. Haifa
buthel to the acre is all they sow.
Ciruin stools wonderfully here and tio
inuchtcrd Is wort than net enough
Raw land U telling at 1 H to t per
nor-, improved land from 5 to til) per
aciu according io impruveuicuu
tliey a a rule r ry anr. Two wires
for "a fence ami buildings tliat men and
beasts would periah in in a cold climate
like Kansas and Nebraska. This U an
Take Time By
The Forelock
tDorii milt until sickness ovcrl&ktsyoa.
When that tired feeling, the first rheu-.
matte pain, the first tvarrtings of Impure
blood are manifest, take Hood's Sarsapa
rilta and you will rescue your health and
probably save a serious sickness. Be sure
ta get Hood's, because
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old sheep nnd cattlo country and of
course lika all of tho pastern sido tho
grass is mostly killed out, but by fencing
and enro tho bunch grass will return.
Their cattlo hero aro much largor than
our cattlo in tho valley and fat. Sheep
aro all driven to tho mountains in tho
summer. Their climato lioro is much
dryer than tho valley. Tho cool west
winds BcemB to be tho salvation of tho
country and all they seem to dread is
the hot cast winds. To people with lim
ited means that want to farm and raiso
etock 1 would rovorso old lloraco
Greeley's advica and say young man go
east. I eeo chances hero to got homos
and live In caso and plenty. There Is
not much attention paid to fruit hero.
They depend on the Yakima valloy for
their supply and as that Is our objectivo
point, I will closo for this tlmo.
Respectfully yours,
W. II. Elliott,
Cleveland, Wash., June 25, 1000
m m
The Excitement not Over
Tho rush to the drug store still con
tinues nnd daily scores of people call for
a bo tt loot Komn's Italeam for the Throat
nnd Lungs for the euro of Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Hronchitis nnd Consumption.
Kemp's Unlearn, tho standard family
remedy, is sold on a guarantee nnd never
fails to glvo olitiro satisfaction. Prico
25c. nnd 60c. 2
NEW SACK ELEVATOR
Labor-Saylnc
Device Given
a Trial at
Altlna.
Tho managers of all of the grain docks
in Portland assembled at tlio Mutual
Warehouso Company's big dock in Al
bina Tuesday afternoon to witness tho
working of nieack elevator, llio con
trivance was invited by Eugouo Drown,
of Colfax, and has mot with consider
able fnvor at some of tho interior ware
houses. It is a portablo mncbino, nnd
can bo moved to any part of tho ware
house without any trouble, and will lift
sacks so tlioy can bo piled 24 high with
the samo easo that they aro piled but
eight high. Tim machluo handled 10
sacks per inlnutu yesterday, and cer
tainly saved tho expenditure of a vast
amount of labor in getting sacks up in
the air, and accordingly saving lloor
space. Tho power was furnished yes
terday by ono horso-powor electric
motor, but for tlio elevators in uso In
the interior, whoro electricity Is not ob
tainable, a gasoline cnglno is used.
Tho warehousemen who wltncsbod the
working of tlio machino yesterday woro
well satisfied with it for use in country
warehouses and for handling big lots of
tho samo kind of wheat when there was
a jam on the docks, hut questioned Its
adaptability to their requirements at
tide water, wnero frequently half a doz
en cars of different grades of wheat for
different parties would need to ho piled
in ecparato places in the warehouses.
Several of tho machines are now in ueo
in tho I'alouso country, and they are in
high favor there.
The llomllcst Man In Salem
As well as tlio handsomest, und others
arc invited to cull on any druggist
and got frco a trial bnttlo of Kemp's
liaisam ror me 'rnroni aou bungs, u
remedy that lit guaranteed to euro and
believe all Chronic nnd Acuto Coughs,
Asthma, llronchltla und Consump
tion. Price 25o. and Mo. cod&w
More Licenses.
Marriago licenses havo boon issuod to
Emma Wenger and II. 0. Wintermantil.
Henry Wongor witness; Ellon M. Mur
phy and W. II. Trucnback, C. J. Arnold
witness.
The Best Prescrltlloa for Malaria.
CMIli anj ferer lit boltteaf aroT'(Tutlou
Cbll Tonic. II l limply iron nd quinine la
U.teltM form No cure do par. l'rtc Mc, .
M04mexl
OASTOXIIA.
B wa tha 9 Yw Ha, Wn'J
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CHAPLAIN APPOINTED.
Rev. II. U Pratt, of this City, Named ty Col
onel Yoraa,
Iltiv. II. L. Pratt, of tho United Evan
gellcal church, of this city, has been ap
pointed by Colonel Yoran chaplain of
the Fourth Regiment O. .V G , with tho
rank of captain.
This is an excellent appointment, as
all who aro acquainted with the rever
end gentleman, will agreo. Thero Is a
certain manly and toldlerly bearing
ulout Itev. Pratt, oven in civil life,
which guarantees that ho will fill the
place of military chaplain In every par
ticular, and ono look at that square jaw
of his, shows that if tho regiment over
gets into a scrimmage, the chaplain will
go wherever It's duty leads, no matter
how "hot" it Is. Chaplain Pratt was
already an enlisted man of Company P,
taking a great Interest In railltaryafialrs
Deafatu Caof Be Cured
by local applicatlons.as they cannot reach
the dim-aiied portion of the ear. There
is only one v ny to enro deafness, and
that is by constitutional remedies. Deaf
ness is cause! by an inflamed condition
of the mucous lining of the Eustachian
Tub. .Vlen this tube get inflamed
you have a rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing, arid when it U entirely closed
deal nee- is the retult, ana uiucm trie in
(lamination can be taken out ana uiu
tube restored to Its normal condition,
hearing will t destroyed ferever: nine
cues out of ten are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but an inflamed condi
tion ol the mucous wrfacw.
We will give One IJundred Dollars fpr
any caw oi iieaineMinu- jy """"if
that can not bo cured by Hairs Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, frMi
F J. UHKM-,1 IAJ., JOieuw, w
I f Bold by DruicsUU, 76e.
IS.IUII a Family Pills are tho
beat
V
i)6ilR ENVOYS.
Have Islutd
Fore wen Adlrtts
Thaaklof
Americans.
Tho Boor envoys, who have been in
tho country for the past two months,
Issued an address to tho people of tho
United States. After expressing regret
nt their inability to accept many of tho
Invitations extended to thorn, they ox
pressed their thanks to the American
public for tho deep sympathy they havo
shown for tho causo ot tho two strug
gling republics,
Continuing, tho address says:
"Wo now feel convinced that thil
boastful allegation of tho Colonial Secre
tary and tho Drltlsh statesman that tho
people of this country sympathized with
tlio British Empire in Itn attempt to
crush tho liberty and Independcsia of
our two small republics is absoHtMjmlo-
void of truth." aStf
Tho address thon goes, pnVjHtot
length Into the history of tho irektlOiiB
botween Groat Britain nnd -thlSlBoers,
which Is characterized as onn of'vio
lated faith nnd broked pledges, cloaked
undor tho display ot magnanimous and
irrcproachablo principles."
. Coming down to the discovery of gold
In Johannesburg In 188(1, tho address
says:
"All forces of land greed and gold
hunger, stimulated by tho dosiro to
avengo what is known as tho battle of
Majuba Hill, woro let loose."
Then follows n history of tho political
agitation, which culminated In tho
Jameson raid.
Tho broad chargo is mado that Mr.
Chamberlain's revival of tho surorntnty
claim in 1307, his public uttorancos, Sir
Alfred Milnora speeches and inflamma
tory dispatches and tho efforts of the
South African Leaguo undor tho Presi
dency of Cecil Rhodes were all directed
towards tho ultimate dlstructlon of thu
two Dutch republics.
Tho addross thon takes up tho various
intoinal questions which contributed Ho
wards tho war and discusses them hi
great dotall, making wholesalo denials
of tho English representation. The ad
dross declared that at tlio Blocmfontolu
confereiico both President Stoyn and
Presidont Krugor endeavored to overt
tho catastrophe by conceding oven moro
than tho original demands on tho fran
chise question, but their efforts were
fruitless.
It is asserted that tho war was forced
upon the Boors and tho claim Is nil
vancod.that they took up arms only in
solf-dofenco. Tho nddress contends that
tho policy of Great Britain was 'design
edly shaped so as to compel tho Boors to
sond on tho Oth of Octobor what Is com
monly iknowr. ns their ultimatum to
Great Britain.
Taking up tho campaign to date, tlio
address says;
"Tho Boors may bo in the ond de
feated by overwhelming numbers, nnd
may ultimately bo forced to surrender,
owing to difficulty of securing ammuni
tion and provisions, but thu conduct of
tho present war, as well as the history of
tho past 100 years, justifies us in saying
that thoy will novor Do conquered."
Tho address concluded by saying that
thoonvovs do not ask tho direct or
lavorauio intervention ol tlio united
.... ..
States, but a continuance of public sen
timent and support Tho address is
signed by Abraham Fischer, 0. II. Wea
sels und M. D, Wolmarans.
Its Name Is Up!
Tho triumph of tho Northern Pacific
Hallway's now train, tlio North Coast
Limited," which runs daily from Port
land through to St Paul, has been great
and has attracted tho attention of many
thousands ot peoplo. Travel has greatly
Ini-rnaiuul All tint Vnrllnirfi I'm-lllr, alinii
tho model train was put on, ami thu;
travelors who aro so fortunate as to rule'
nn IliU train urn lifulilv nle.lnl ullli It I
Many people visit tho Union Depot in
Portland dally to sue it atart on Its trip
across tho continent. Anyone wishing
a full description of this train should
wrlto to A. D. Charlton A. O. P. A.,L'M
Morrison stroot, corner Third. Portland,
for a "North Coast Limited" leaflet.
(H8-71
rJbrTAOCANr
tterans' Reunion Aisoclatloa at Lyoni, Drain
nine July 2d to 7ib.
Tho grounds aro nut in excellent con
dition for camping.
Good speakers havo been (retired for
tho week.
Music, Instrumental and vocal, en
gaged for thu week, and all arrungu-
inents mado for u good time.
Wood and a lino spring ol water will do
found on the grounds, urouuds aro
among the best in tho state. Encamp
ment will begin on Monday, the "ml of
July, 1000, and continue through tlio
week.
A good program Is amired, both even
ing and day. Veterans of all wars
are cordially Invited to attend iy
order of the President.
Tho Corvallis and Eastern railroad
gives excursion rates going and coming
for thu week.
Everybody Is Invited toromo and havo
an outing on tills patriotic occasion.
Address:
U. J. Pakkkii,
O-aitd L)ons, Oregon.
Peace Declared
Why devout all your time reading
the Doer War and tho Gold Fields of
AlaikaT There aro other matters o
vital importance; you may make a trip
East, and will want to know how to
travel. In order to have the beat ser
vice, use the Wisconsin Central Ity ,
between bl. 1'nui ami iiurago. for
ate and other information, wnto Ji.
A. Clock, General Agut, Portland, Oro
no.o
Call for City Warr,aan.
Notice Is-hereby iriven that there are
funds on hand applicable to the pay
ment oi an warrants ot inuuiiy omnium
drawn on the general fund and
endorsed on or before NovcmW 00,181).
Holder of said warrants win iileaau nro-
sent them for layment at I-add & lluth's
banic, o intoreel win caw iroin uaio oi
tbs notice. Jon Mow,
City 'freawer
Slf.m, Or., Juno 20, I WO. lot
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Tli m Y Have Always Bought
Bsors ths
8hjnatBreof
&&
afitf
I
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Tho Kind You Ilnvo Alwrnys
In uso for over 30 yenrs,
0&&yf?&c&k
AH Counterfeits, Imitations nnd' Just-ds-sootl" nro but
Experiments that trlflo with nnd endanger tho health of
Infants nnd Children Bxnerlcnco ngnlnst lSxporlmont.
What is CASTORIA
Cnstorla la n. harmless snbstltuto for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops nnd Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Knrcotlo
I niiMniiiiii-u. Jin K in lis
- & "ml a,mJ' rovcrlslmcsH.
jjDolic. It relievos Tcetlihi
and Flatulency. It nsshi
substance. Its niro Is Its gunrnntco. It destroys "Worms
Teething
flatulency. It assimilates tlio Pood, rcirulutcs tho
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy und natural sloop.
Tho Children's Pnnaccn Tho Mother's Prlcml.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Soars tho
(&0Zz
The KM You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
,coiJ . i, .iT.v .jyIXiTul
R. M. WADE & CO.
SALEM OREGON
Something Io Be Proud Of
Is tho ownership of n Orescent, Clovo-
laud or Genilron bicycle. It is thu nemo
ol. weoiion in ncycio construction,
Wl
where! I lightness is not sacrificed for
strength and mechanical skill Idcml to
mnko n wheel that Is unexcelled for nul
ling qualities nnd reliability. Wo have
iisplendid stock to chooco from. At t"f,
lottSO.
&Co
For Those Who Wear
rlhirtfland rhirt waists, collars, cuffs,
out,, tho laundry offers special advant
ages. Wo never vary from tho A I
standard. Every artlulo sent to us is
cared for as well as laundered in perfect
style. Patrons find that their linen
and other accessories last much longer
than was tho case when their work wus
rout to other establishments. Profit by
their oxperienco
Salem StRam Laindry
CObOKSL J, (ILMHTKAH rilorRIKMH.
M)IK1U U. OLMSTKAIf, Willi.
rhmiiHU. 'i-M Liberty Stmt
A Good Summer Drink
Tho beat III fact, Is nnx that roots the
Homach without doing any injury.
There's nothing like tine liquor to luko
tho atlng out of cold water. The hotter
the weather "the more ne: esry
tho liquor as an ingredient of the bovor
uge. For tho choicest f everything on
the Hat call on us, Wo pirate, aiirprhu
and tatUfy all.
?, Rogers
S18 and K2 Commercial ritrtot.
Wholesale and retail.
B. M. Wade
V..XXXNXXXXVSVX.V
Bought, nnd which lin.8 been
lins homo tho slcimtnro of
una has heen inmlo undor Ills pcr
soiinl supervision slnco UsInfUncy.
Allow no ono to tlccclvo you In thin.
It cures Dtnrrhwa nnd AVI nil
Troubles, cures Constipation
Signaturo of
They Can't Get In
nnd m must stay outsidn Our window
nnd door screens exclude all Hying in
truders whoso presoncn make Illoiv bur
den. Banish what can't ho extermin
ated 'iheso wreenn come In all sizes,
and can ho adjusted to ovory stylo ol
door and window. Tax vour nockotboak
lightly and escape tho Ily and mosquito
tax on coiwori nitogeiiier.
LITTLE BO.PEEP
LOST HER SHEEP
Hut no ono need worry nlxiut mutton
this tlmo of tho year, if tlioy can get
dainty nnd delirious Hpring lamb for an
appetizing and nourishing Hummer
meal. Wo havo everything in choice
meats, .and all tho delirncles of the lca
son in both freih mid smoked meat
that will suit thu most critical epicure.
R C. CROSS SALEM OP.
Comfort on a Hot Day
You can enjoy when yrnir bathroom N
fitted up with n good shoxer Riiduiiand
hoiiio Hrr- lulu tub. Wo will fit you up
with a bathroom with open kiiiiI arv
plumbing, witli tiles for lloor, wuIIk and
wiling u flno shower ami tub that looks
inviting and luxurious, at a renwuiwble
coal
BARR&PETZEL
'.'II COMMKKOIAI. BTItKBT.
TelephoilU No. J7l
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BUSINESS CARDS.
C. JHL OIAOK?
Successor to Dr. J. M. Kecno. ol
Whlto Corner. Salem Or. Parties den
, ing sucrior operations at moderato fo
in any urnncn aro in esccial request.
ALBERT A. JESSUP.
I Phono 1071.
ROOMS 1 AND X, OKAY 11L.K.
Osteopathy
In Salem nnd Albany
DR, GRACE ALBRIGHT
Uraduato of American School ot Ostoo
pathy. SALEM Monday, Wednesday and
Frldav; hours, 0 to 11 n. m.; 1 to 4 p.
over Wollor's grocery.
ALUANV Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday: hours 0 to l'J n. in. j 1 to 6 p.
in., Mrs. WiiiiiB rosldenco.
SOU1.E uiios.
PIANO TUNERS AND iiEI'AIHEHS
PORTLAND ORK
Fur UaIciq ant vlclolly lom onlrr at dm
Wlllii MiiKloHtnp.
B. R. JONES,
Attornoy-nt-Lnw
Toledo, Oroson
Waa Clerk of Circuit Court for alx years andhaa
an tip-todato aUUoctof all projMjrvy In Lincoln
couuij. ll-17m
OFFIOE.OITYIUALL.
i For water borvlco aDDly ut ofllc'.
Hills payublo tuunthly In ndvanco.
Muko all complaints ut tho olllco.
CAPITAL 'CITY
Express and Transfer
Meets nil mall nnd passonger trains,
llaggngo to nil parts of tho city. Prompt
service. Tolopliono No. 861.
DISCIUE A 8KI1TON.
S, C, STONE. M. D.
I'ruprlctoitoi';
Stone's Drue Stores
UALXM, OHKOON.
Tno itcroi (two In number; are localod
No. 'DA and 8M Commeretal itreet, and are
ncllatockvd with aconipfeto line ofdnifaand
nieillcltiM. toilet nrtlclca, itrfuuiery, bmthea
etc., olo., eto.
int. ntucin
llaaliad tome M ycant cilxjtlenoo In thn prao
flmtnf mniH.tnniii1 ttntf tnftbAa nn rhhrtri, fnr
coiuullillon, examination or prncrltloii.
MiloC. Matthews
Vurrcuor to Kdwardi A Mattkowa
MICAT nnd
HOULTHV
MARKET
State street near railroad. Freshest
mid H'Mt meats. My patrons say I keen
h Iwoit mo.Ui in to wn.
PLATING
llojal
8llver
Metal
Tilplo
Hilier
1'lalo
f to
40
Knlu i-rart (0) woial lilnllci....l 2A
r en Li tier act S. wiol liIillc . VD
Miivva par v o, aieiai uiiiiih....
Kutii r ol 0, Jlctnl lianillea.....
Tabtatioiiiia r avt S, ... .
Tea KNiin r tot ,. .......
KnlTOparaeia. Melal UmiillM-... M
in
u 7S
M M
VA Ml
M 10
(4 10
Huaar blulli, icli.
lima r av niiiia asaa.ii .
M
ii oo toll ta
Napkin IIIiihk per Hvt ,...
Cull Mini iiL our nrieiia on Gold nnd
N'lckel plating.
kG, A, ROBERTS,
IO0 Btnto btroot. ! Phona 2870
McCoy Stage.
Leaves Willamette stable 0:20 a. in.
dally for Lincoln, Zena, McCoy, and
rorryuuie nun return samo uay. new
hack, good horses and careful driver.
rurccis neiiveruu along me lino.
till If K. Pm IIAVIS,
MR8. M. A. COOK, Proprietor,
Salem Steam Dye Works,
I .adlcH'and gmit'cotha cleaned
dyed, repaired and prcssol.
lints and gloves dry- cleaned.
Couts and vests rulllicd. Velvet
collars replaced on overcoats.
05 Oom'l 8t Opp Hotol Wlllntnetto
Brewster & White
DKAIHIIH -
Hay. Grain,' Mill Feed, Flour
Sallajetc.
Wo Uo carry a choice lino ol Itollod
Oats, Graham, Whole Wheat Flour,
Wheat Germs, Corn Meal, otc, rree ilo
livery and prompt hit vice.
The Feed Men.
Phono I7MI.
CI Court fit
Old Post
OfficeStables
Are laruo and havo reliable attend
auls, your teum lxntrded by tho week or
ujy. won leums lor uiru rrices rca-
sonablo. Your patrouago KdlcitetL
H, M. Brown
O'i Ferry Btreot,
FKhKHUIttiLR1 MBniAKKhr
I ih in' ir imi'4i
and re will supply you with tho finest,
lrch meats, lani etc put up Hi tint
eleauest and Ix'st htpe and promptly
delivered, Come and sea us. Phone,
Main Wit.
VAN PATfON & CO. I
Salem Water Co.,
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?iy."'Mt4i-
I
isis or.
rsgs?s?Jsn "K.ik ;5KK
ri aaoia its wiih MiiM.aaLB i.n.iif4
AH vw-rf SNrVlR!rJ
rne rata.
,&mm.
Hit Till- tllltirrn ..." . ' St
lgro stock of Eastern and Uomfmm
uced prices lit ofdof to cWtttifan
OKt Jh a Biaeon. Please call o;4irfcml
Io;htoA Bishop '-VjjRif
roJT.ER,?uf,jHrfW "" m
Blm'a bitch, and sired by wvlfaeV.
fir I ",'ft:i , , " u- HielwV
Corner 12th and Oak. 0-20lwrsf
CHANG K OF LOCATION.-I wIUIIm
tomorsRMI.o Baicm Wagon "factorv
3(11 Commercial St., where I otn'Sow
employed; I ondeavor to give .Satl?
faction. John 0. Gardner. :' 6i!ifl'tf
BECOND HANU-Champion Blndor.for
StfllA It (Srtiwl .! t mar. ..
c..., ... Kuwjuiining orucr. OTitcaen
Lewis A BtaverCo., opposite llrewery.
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FOR SALE,- A neat 4 room cotUSjit
bntii, closet, pantry, woodshedr!
gool wo L 10152X100. 12l!i street
University nddWefl. Prico IWO.WA'
Araroba.rgalnMUkon8oon. EuquTSi
of O. Corby, Nov "17 Twelfth ritreot!
Salem Oregon', A (J if lw
FOR SALE.-lii
IT
of good bottom
land, 10 acres i
barn. Address J
f)S, eood houseaHd
1111, HaU'sFer
iy or Creston, Or
o-iimij
LOST-Purso lotvfen LIbertv nSt;
North Mill crcflk.k Mr'a black teatbeT,
purso.containiiHC Mt J22. AddrissU
purso-pr lcaye at JwjRuii, offlcelad
recolve liberal rewsts". :wH
C22itt
HOME FOR 8ALiVe and ow-kalf
miles eastol AsylMM.lMare,htsi
barn, and outMI4tjs,K(water;tW6
acres fruit: otits twn em hay, o5l
and ono-half acrs Iwftt, lrj( pjardon
If bought to6n, erefs will be sold with
placo, at a bargata. D. a Hoivard.m
0-90:im
WANTED. To oxclwaga wagoos, bug
j-r.
gies, iiscks, carts, etc., itomo or Kast
orn mado, or horse shoeing andrs?
pairs Jor oak or ash lumber; will Uko
your old vehlcletata fair valuation In
trado. For further particulars cslljat
Balotn Wagon Factory, SOI Comw
clal street. Werner Fennoll. & Mjlw
REMOVAL NOTIOE.-Our customerl
will horenftor find our harbor shop ati
2'i Commercial next door to Themp:
son's Jowolory storo AVhoro wo will
bo glad to m oet our old conttomers?
"Itenierabor Old Jack." BuncerffA'
Daniels. u Uw
AGENTS WANTED-To show ourlup-to-dato
Wall Map United States and
World, slut 47x07 Inchei. f3 to 5'ii
aay easily earned. Wrlto lor'Ireei
samplo nnd particulars. Hiftg'6
uompany, uuicago, in. o-io-zra:
2msTf
mn Pi.'VTn,..,i.n Mnm
tages, with basement. Good watera
Apply at 421 High street, A. Bchrelbw?
0-18-liir
FOR SALE Touts, awnings, camp
outfits of all kinds In now and ssuistsU
hand goods. Tin ware, granite w",
oto. Call at 210 Ootnmorcial ttretr&-.
fl lHIJlt
FOR SALE-Fivo acres cholcsV
land, sood house.. orchard. otulisasWr
Improvements. Apply to JTtfiplf
first brick houio, north ilikiJJssssW,
road. sTliiUsiV,
PIIAETAN-For talo-high eMMtslv,
hide, best make, Dearly now, wllliSsJl
foroiio-foitrth vatuo.
A Btavor Co.
Mltcholl,LwIs
t-tl
FOR BALE At Ashland, 30 acres.?lQ.
In fruit, In peach belt, flno houso, best
water, climate, and echooli, clear tltle
and easy turnii. A. 0, (Juthrlo .
Ashland, Oro. 0-31-liutJ
FOR SALE bniall stock farm ,75 cri?
good houso and orchard half mllu from,,
" I, 1 .1 f .linen .l.lr.4f
niiiruuu iiuihh lur xiuu. nuuioxt
Homestead caro Jouruul
tilllcu.
-'
0-2-1 in t '
WOItK HORSES FOR SALE.-BovcPf,
al head of good work horses for sale
can bo seen at farm of T, 0. Jory.H
H miles souoh of Salem. Win, Frlckuy -lkix
01 riulem. 0 1 lm'
ROIIINSON THERMAL UATH-Oabl-net
thu greatest known health pro
tector and restorer. Prico 5.00, 7.58
and 112.60 according to dlxo and iiual- '
Ity, t2.00 liook free to pstrous. Mrs. .
J. A. Bellwood mid Mrs. T, B. Fair-.,,
bank, general agents, 383 Front St.,
Balom, Or. 6-lti;H
ROOMS. Furnished or unfurnistied,
slnglo or In suites, dining room ad
Joining, home-like, second floorCoU
tlo block. Mattio Jlutdiinsi prop.
HUITH, PANTS, OVKKCOAT8. To
uieaauru. rericct ui guaranteou,
2,000 styles to select from. II. 8.
Hollo, Btoto Street, agent Wanns
maker A Urown. Phlladolphio. 4-7-ti
II'IUHE ULKANKRS-Remembof;,
that thu bot and cheapest carpot,
paper In tho heavy full
al Tim JouiLSM. oilice.
papor soia .
ao-tf.
HOTELSANTIAJ
At Uotrolt Orsgon
Now oH'ii for Summer Tourists, MWMt
houso, newly furnished flratIssscco-jj
odstlons. Price from 11.00 to l.W per"
day. Good pack train and saddle horsM ,
always ready to accoinodato Tourists To j
Hot Springs, Marion Lake, and Lai
Pamella and all good ashing points. i
ii i i r .
I J LsvU D'sVs.T
n. jciuuui nuy
Nntlf to Pilntlo Contraitora.
Seatwl bids will bo received by the!
undersigned up to and Including Juno
t, 1IHJ0, for tho tmlntlnu of three col-?
tages. Tho right is reerved to njMtTC,
any or an inu, ror iiium a
M llU A,IIV4M UM.W". - . .
II- f luiiJUAil':
Salem. Orouon. Juno 12. 1900, Od'i-Wi
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ThmuihthaYtftowMSM. .'
Tho now route via tho Oregon Sht
Lino Railroad and Monma, Jsont., m-:
bios you to make a delibtjl ts
.. -. .. ., ... i- .?...i....i "
tnroiiglHiio jeuowsuinoow ir.,j
eiitoriiig via Monlda and coin W4 Wl
m.,.,..l.r. ....kin.. It imnureutrvl.
WIIIII4IU4I,, IW-.,M .w--.y
cover any portion of Uie routs tfjIvsynr-Tt
beautiful UeKCrlptlvo booklot, wstljJsjr
call at Oregon Short un mcwtrsKs,,
irj iniw streti, vwiw"hi a.,? e'r'
!? '
t no tteuuwd
Will Im nald for tho arrtst s Msgsil
cutting palms or shruMwry hi
the WllUinetW HW. ' "
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iir.i f sitiv rutraunn isHkisaHi was tssssnsssssK
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