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Newspaper Page TextActs gently on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels aEANSES the System -nPissrj urJ UMrj'' VF'X -& HlPXr OVERCOMES i.rrt9 ,T5B,c,;tcT5- OUT THE GCMWIMt-MAHT O By (AUrvRNIATGrSYRVP(. ro ll Bt twt - "u o Mint O. C. T. Go's I'ASJjKNaKKTSTKAMEn pOMQNA altonA iLEAVKS.KOIl It'OIITtjAND Pally axcopt Bumlitv at 7 a m." QDICK TIME AND C1IKAI' HATES. Duck between HUlo awl Cnnrt Ht. M. 1. HALDWIN, Agent INDUCEMENT For Twti.Montlis June and July Have you boon satisfied Altli tlio Fla voring Extracts you hao been tislnu of any-onee-mako? To Introduce our own aiako "Diamond Brand" wo will give Ircu Tvitli ono dollar purchases of coffeo, tea, baking powdor, spices etc, 2 ounces of any kind of flavoring, purchaser to furnltih tlio bottle. JIu hiuo and bring larue enough bottles. Wo can not got 3 ounces in those 2 oz or 25c pannel bot tles of other stores. Own make, strong and pure. Yokohama Tea Store Phono 2412. Freo Delivery. 4 (Social news k 4 W AND VIEWS $ Hex Davis has returned from Fossil, M. Klingcr was in Woodburn yester day. D. G. Dragor lias returned from Fort , land. Mrs. elms'. A. Gray went to Portland this morning. Mrs. G. II. Irwin has returned from a visit in Portland. Prof. J. II. Akorman wont to Ornjron City tliis morning. Mrs. Chas. Whale and danghtor re turned from a visit in Portland evening. Attornoy-Goneral Blackburn and State Treasurer Mooro wero in Portland yes terday, Mrs. Hollo White, of Winlock, Wash., who was hero on a visit, returned this morning. Miss Dora Benson returned from a few weoks visit with her parents near Sublimity. ' Frank ' Molter, of Portland, tho effl cient reading clerk of the houeo In '00, was in tho city yestt rday. 1J. F. Hall today purchased for his daughter a 00 Estey, Cottago organ at tho Fred Wiggins' music house. Mrs. A. S. Hrasfleldof. Portland who was hero on a visit to her mjther Mrs K. C. Small wont homo yesterday after noon. Mrs. Jerry Patterson, of The Dalle, wio wan here on a visit with her parent, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Gray, to tnrr.ed home this morning. Mr. and Mrs. W. (i. Painter and Ml a Lola IWlan of Almeda, Cal., are vlsitlrg Mr. and Mr. M. II. Sneer and Mr. ami " Mrs. L. M Header of Aurroville. All of whom werent Salem Friday vaslt ln the many attractions of our Capitol City. rwfnus Cannot Be Cured l)ylocalapilicatlons,astl-viannoiracli the diseased portion of the iy. 1 tier i confessed that tne Inscrutable KsuTco nesa is caused by an Inflamed mnrtitli n' t,lrned the tWeof hi questioning upon of the mucous lining of the Eii'tachlRnj, , ,, T,e personality of the woman Tube. When this tube st inflamed j '""',. ,'.,,, tha plnk wa8 of the you uavo a ramming sounti or immmj, hearing, and when It is entirely HomkI tieainesMla the result, and unto) mo in llammatlon can be taken out and thU tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will b destroyed ferever: nine caea out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condi tion of the mucous surfaces. We -will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused bv catarrh! that can not bo cured by Hall's Catairh Cure. Send for circular, free. F J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O. Bold by Drugziats. 75c. Hall s Family Pills are the best STORY OF TSI AN. THE REPUTED TERRIBLE WOMAN WHO RULES THE CHINESE EMPIRE RIses'From the Position of Concubine to Dictatorship In the Oriental History. Tho Dowager Empress of China, Tsi An who is charged with bringing on tho crisis now impending in her cmplro, is the daughter of a Manchu noble, who, becoming bankrupt when ehe wasa child, sold her to n wealthy merchant of Can ton. When in 1818 Emperor Illen Fung issued the usual proclamation requir ing eligible Manchu maidens to pro sent themselves for examination as can didates for imporial concubines, Tsi An wont to Pekin with others, and was nmotig tho first ton choson. That sho had brains as well beauty is proven by hor success In soon securing tho es pecial attention nnd favor o! first tho empress, and then tho emperor. Heine of tho Manchus, tho empress is hated by tho majority of tho Chinese. She has directly murdered many, and It is supposed that she helped to foment tho Bo.xora uprising, not only to rid tho country of tho hatid foreigners, but to crcato an opportunity to kill off a largo number of her enemies. Tsi An is not an altogether lovablo old woman, but her history makes an interesting study. A Terrible Woman. Tsi' An who at present defies tho world, bids fair to become ono of tho notable) of history. Sho is already re markable, having ascended from tho position of a concubine to that of ruler of four hundred millions of people. Sho promises to lx) still more remarkablo from her present attitudo, 'which bids fair to not only wreck her own omplre, but possibly set Europe and Aslaablazo with tho torch of war. This woman, headstrong, selfwilled and lacking tho womanly graces, scorns destined to play a more important rode, weighed by tho calatnatious results than any woman in history, and compared with which Cle opatra's rulo and tho ruin that followed wero a bagntollo. Tho whims of tlib vengeful woman at tho present tlmo aro tho subject of most profound concern in tho cabinets of Europe, and in Ja nan and tho United States, and tho re sult is hard to foretell. Her Enemies All Die. Tlio pri vat o lifo of this woman has been as atrocious as her public acts. Every person who opposed hor or stood in tho way of her echemes has died suddenly, with tho well founded suspic ion that sho was tho instrument ol their taking off. Her husband, II ion lung, died suddonly 'in tho prime of llfo, as did tho succeeding emperor, Tung- sche, and his widow, Ahluta, who would liayo borno an heir to tho throne. Tho associate regent, Tsu-Tshl; Prince Chung, father of tho present omporor, Kwang Hsu, ana his collcaguo, Marquis Tsung, all were victims of her ambition, which many moro lessor notables who were In her way. It Is generally bo lioved that tho llfo of tho present em peror, who is a moro llguro head under tho rulo of Tsl-Ati, is threatond. This is tho vengeful, ambitious and narrow-minded womon whoso career 1ms been ono of intriguo, ono of violcnco, nnd bloodshed, not for tho benefit of hor peoplo, but to gain her own selfish ends, who threatens to destroy tho Chinoso empire nnd perhapc plungo Europo' In war. Some of Her Traits Tha' traits of Tsi-An may bo gathered from her acts and edicts, even without pergonal knowlodgoof her. Shobasrlson to her present position by aucccssho steps of violcnco or intriguo from her former humble place as head of the harem of Hllnlung, overriding every ob stacle and making successive emperors and their ablest advisors tho creatures of her will or favor. During threo reigns eha has been tho.strongest and leading personality .domlnatingthem all. All tho acta o(th!a woman have boon disastrous to her country, and tho final result, yet to bo seen, may bo disastrous not only to China, but to tho world. Fo" forty years sho has been tho power behind or on tho throne, during all of which timo thoro has been no progress nor advance ment, but rather retrogression and dis aster. From the tlmo of her flight w ith her Imperial contort during the Anglo Fronch advance on Pekln in 1800 to tlio outrages of today the inlluenre of the empress has been on tho side of reaction and disaster. Old U Her Only Match. It la possible that tho statesmanship ofLIHuug Chang, who has a better knowledge of Euroean and American policy than any other Chlnaman.may be able to avert tho danger now threaten ing the Chineso empire and bring thin self-willed and badly advised empress to a realizing sense of the situation. Hut even witli thismueh accomplished It will be a dllllcult matter to control tho hordes of Chinoso fanatic who have been al- lowed dangerous lattitude: with tho aim of driving out the "foreign devils," Whether tho CliinokO government has not allowed the people t'i get boyond Its control is serious question as serious as tho future policy of that government. Few llvinc Chinamen, outside of tho pa aco eunuchs.and only one living whlto ' . .t.. I T..1 i.. man. nave et or seen uio ui .-... T. , ,. prmct) Henry of Prussia, i- --- . , - f..ri,a ih p-ohibite.1 city and even her fajiorite.ttie powerful and atute Li Hung Chang, at in inf requent audiences, rpeaks to her .mly from the farther side "I an impene trable cereen. nmt of Her Work. liwa an important event in her life whw. the emprew Iwlng cldUlles. Tsi An presumed the wiiperor with a wn; tor in CMMfqiieflctt of this she was pro-ol-lme.1 Empress of the Wwt. Emperor " Give Him an Inch, He'll Take an Elt." Let the smallest microbe- gain lodgment in your tody And your whd!c system to? be diseased. The microbe is microscopic. But the germs become inches And then elts of pain. Hood's Sarsaparilta destroys the microbe, prevents the pain, purifies the blood and effects a permanent cure. .'nT7-njR.j.i!r.iv'!t'i ititiijuiitf r wmz it ji'iiWF son became emperor as Tung Chi, the government being conducted by a regency, consisting of tho two empresses and tho boy's unclo. In 1874 Tung Chi, then 10 years old, sought to control affairs himself, and his mother promptly had him poisoned, as well as lus wife and child. Kwang Su,a child four years old, was then proclaimed exporor, and sood after Tsi An removed her co-om-press, Hien Fung's widow, by poison. Tims she was in completo control of tho whole empire, East as well as West. KtvangSu grow up and assumed nomi nal control as omporor, but as eoon as ho began to oxerclso authority In fact, and contrary to Tst An's wishes, ho was dethroned nnd put into prison, whero ho still remains, though why tho dowager did not murder him is not explained. The End of China. Hnlph Piatt, at Tacomn, recently from China, wo s Intervelwed and said: "Yes, they understand that it is to bo tho final result, but they don't care. Tlio Chineso aro not a patriotic peoplo, in the senso that tho Japaneso are. They nro a very roligloiiB people, whllo tlio Japs have really no religion. Tho Mohammedan, Shinto and Buddhist aro so in a clash there that they really have no religion and consequently their ener gies go to patriotism. Tho Japaneso aro tho most overestimated of any nation on earth. Tho Chineso, on tho other hand, aro very much underestimated. Nobody every saw in this country but very few roprcsontativo Chinamen. Nearly all in this country aro Cantoneso. You never saw a Chinaman from Fuchu, Amoy, Lingpo or any of tho principal provinces of China in this country. Tho Chinoso aro very superstitious, and conservative but they are an intelligent peoplo, and great in a commercial way and great money-makers. Mr. Piatt left Pekln on May 27, aftor holding a conference with tho emperor at tho Palace. This morning ho received a cablegram from tho emperor or some of his party, but its contents ho did not disclose further than to remark that it was safe to state that tho emperor was at tho present tlmo well and had not been murdered ns had been rumored. The Pink Palace. "In Pekln," said ho, "thoro aro ex tensive palaces In a largo system of gar dens, surrounded by walls and lorts. In ono Ecction tho empress dowager and her party are holding court, while tho emperor and his party aro keeping up another establishment, though at prca ent the empress dowagor's party is largely In control. "Anyono who attempts to approach tho palaces is mot by guards and sol diers nt every step, nnd has to pass through numberless gates and sentries, some of them carrying old blunderbusses and cutlasses of an ago long past, and dressed in all kinds of uniforms. It would bo an utter impossibility for a foreigner to over succeed in gutting through this cordon of sentries and sol diers, and a dllllcult task sometimes for even high Chinese officials. I had no troublo, howovor, as lny credentials wero such as to admit me to an audienco with tho emperor at once. Tho emperor Is a man of a good deal of ability. Ho Is well educated, progressive, and of a good deal of force of character, and struck me as being a man who would come to tho front. I had a long conference with him regarding matters with which I had been entrusted, and left almost directly for tho United Srates. At Bed Time , tako nploaimt hsrb drink, tho nex morninn I feel bright and my com-J nloxlon is better. My doctor says it acts gently on the stomach, liver and Kidneys, ami is a pleasant lamuvu. it is mado of herbs, and Is prepared as easily as tea. It is called I-anos Medi cine. All druggiBts sell it at 25c. and 60 eta. I.ano'B Family Medicine moves tho bowels each day. If you cannot get it, send for freo sample. Addrets, Orator F. Woodward, Loltoy, N. Y. Excursion Rates. The O. C. T. Co. will make 1 1-5 fare round trip to Portland ticket on sale July 2, a and 4th good returning until July it. There w ill bo no boat up on the 4th or down on the 6th. 0 24t Theatres Free for 1900-1, The MNTEHNATIONAL DHAMA,' a leading Theatrical paper desires to "ar range with some lady or gentleman In every town in tlio United States to send it a Uriel weekly report of the happen ings of the theatres in their town for the teason of 1000-1. For tlds service they issue tnthecorrutpondent their "Critic's Credential Card," which entitles them to the UHual courteities of Dramatic Papers (two (antes to each play). It la nut a hnrd taut nor does il reouire an experienced newspaper writer, but they inuot havoa responsible person who will not abuse the privileges. The "Critic's dm I" Qiiablus the correaitondcut to tee all plays that ate presented during the M-aeoii without expenfee. For full par ticulurs addrets, tvditonsi itpi., ine Duaiiu Fublitfhlm: Co., Publinhers, 23 Duane bt., N. Y. 10-6-tat Special Rtnees uiu uovernuieiu nuuci " nized by leading physicians, and espec ially by A. P. CPBrieu M. D., Captain and Surgeon, also by Ww. D. McCarty M. V., Major and Surgeon, In Unite. "Old Government" whiskey. of health of San frranclwo, recommend this stimulant as the purest, unadulter ated.for family use, for convalescents and invalids. Bold exclusively in Salem I lrLr.M fV.tin(V llV J. P. it0. CKS. nim .,'-'' t 4 . on if I--VTU IS15.00 kewarl Will be paid for the arrest and ec-nvle-tion of any person caught injuring or cutting palms or shrubbery In or around the Willamette uoiei J. COXXH. GERVAtS CELEBRA" ION. Fine Programs for Two Days Provided the Entercrlslnr Cltluns. ty Tho Gorvals Fourth of July eclobra tion promises to be an exceedingly inter esting event. The pa rail o will bo a grand one nnd contains many historical and clv'o floats. The program will bo fully carried out at tho-grovo and the raco courso. Thoro will bo tw6 basoball games ono on tho 3d, between St. Paul And Chcmawa, and the other on tho Fourth between Salem and Gcrvats. Much interest centers in these games. Gamo will bo called nt 12:30, sharp, ecach day. The speed program will occupy two days, and tho secretary reports the racos ns filling well and promtee closo con tests in eaoli event. Tho racing program is as follews: FtnST DAY JULY Tlttltl) 2 I'. M. Two-milo bicycle race. First pr.4 $7.50; second prixo(2.60. Hoad raco to carts, owners to drive. Weighing not less than 150ibs, best 2 in 3, half mile heats ; winner to tako all. Puree $10. Three mlnnto trot for -local horses. Best 2 in 3, mllo heats. Purso $50. Running, one-fourth milodnsh. Purso $50. Hunning, three-eighths mllo dash. Purse $50. SECOND DAY JULY KOUltTH 2r. M. Haclng at tho track of tho Gervals Speed Association as follews: Threo-minuto trot for local horses, Best 2 in 3, mllo heats. Purso $50. Mixed trot and naco, -' in ;i, nine heats ; records no bar. Purso $00 Une-totirtn mtio ttasii. rureo ?ou, Half-milo dash. Purso f50. Indications are favorablo for a very largo crowd, not only from tlio surround' ing country, but from Salem nnd elso. where. The Chlcaro & North Western Railway. On Juno 7th, opened up for trnlllc tliolr new lines trom none riaino, la., .. fnMnn flti. a nlon 1 1. n. . .int., Vft Tnl.l w muouil VJIl-V i ntoJ .in;,. 1IW v ... branch. Tho length of this now lino is 105 miles, which added to their mllo ngo gives thorn n totnl of 8 102.85 miles, thd largest mileago of any railroad in tho world. 0.28-:tf Visited Albany. A party of Saloinltcs returned yestor day from Albany, whero they visited the lodgo of tho order of Pendo nnd ivero given a pleasant entertainment and re freshed with Ice cream, cako, etc. In tho party wero Mr, and Mis, Frank Davoy, Miss Merle Davoy, Miss Ethel Sellwood, Mrs. PIckard, Dr. Alico Prot tyman, examining physician ol tlio Sa eom lodgo, and F. O. Fowlo, grand or ganizer of tho order. Atoot Millinery. Tho Paris Millinery storo has moved into Greenbaum'a dry ttoods store, nex door to tho postolllco, nt which place Airs, umso will continuo to itivo uar- gnlns in One tnillinoiy until the coeds nrc disposed ot. b-.ii-iin One Insane. Jas. S. Fisher, aged 33 years was re eclvod nt tho asylum last night from Co lumbla county. The Homllcst Man In Salem As well as tho handsomest, nnd ot hern are Invited to call-on any druggist and got freo a trial bottlo or Hump's lialsam for tut 'niroiit ami bungs, u remedy that Is guaranteed to cure and dciicvo an unronic ami aciiio uouiin, Asthma, Bronchitis and Oiusuinp tlon. I'rlco 26c. nnd 60o. eud&w O. R. & N. City Office 240 Commercial streot. Call for passen ger and freight rates. uov .M. rOWKIIB. Agl. Heirs tha H18 KM Yea JlaTBAIwajs Eoujht BljsAtnro f'' &$-' a uxryr. uxc.w JOHN A. LOGAN. eltrans' Reunion Association at Lyons. Bcfla- lai July 2d to 7th. Tho orounds are put In excellent con dition for camping. Good shakers havo been secured for tho week. Music, instrumental nnd vocal, en gaged for tho week, and all arrange, monts made for a good time. Wood and a flno spring of water will bo found on tho grounds. Grounds nro among tho best In tho stato. Encamp ment will begin on Monday, the 2nd ot July, 1000, and continue through the wcex. . . . A Reed program Is assured, both oven- lnt nnd dav. Veterans of all wnrs aro cordially invited to attend. By order ot the President. Tho Corvallla nnd Eastern railroad gives excursion rates going and coming lor tlio week. Evurvbodv Is invited to come and have an outing on thU patriotic ocension. Address: G. J. Pahkigii, 020td Lyons, Oregon. Tbrouih the Yellowstone, Tim nnur rnlltn via tint Ori'L'Oll fillOrt Lino Railroad and Monlda, Mont., ena bles you to make a delightful trip etitcrini! via Monlda and coming out via Cinnabar, maklni: It unnwtiBi'ary to cover any portion of tlio route twiie. For beautiful descriptive liooklot, write or call at Oregon Short Lino Ticket Olflce, 142 Third street, Portland, Oregon. U JO UK Peace Declared Why devote all your time reading tho Boer War and the Gold Fields of Alaska? There aro other matters o vital Importance; you may mako a trip East, and will want to know how to travel. In order Kt have tho bestscr vice, use the Wisconsin Central Hy., between St, Paul and Ohlrago. hor ates and other Information, write Jus. A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Ore no.o Call tor City Warrants. Notice is hereby given that there are funds on hand applicable to the pay- ,n,.iit.f nil u-nrrantM nf tbeCltV of Suloill drawn on the general fund and endorsed on or before November 30.1SW, Holders of said warrants will pleaKi pre Kent them for payment at Ladd A Hush's bank, a interest win uw" ' " " this notice. John jkjik, City Treasu'er. Salem, Or., June 20. IWW, 101 CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Tki Kind You Kavi Always luglit Bean the . Signature of d AfM&n I 1 IsllX I IIKIO CTiTiifraffia b , .irt m TT ir. Ujr i ., Atficlable PrcpnralbnrorAs slmllnllnj HicFoodnmincduIn linj ihcStotnaclts nntlDowuls cf Promotes DigcalionXIiecrrur- ncasnnciitcst.uoniains nciutcr Opiiim.Jrorpltinc norMiucral. VOX NMIC OTIC . iryxafMtirXlMUlirtrClXR Uytm Smt' iMMSJu- htntijrnn fUrvr. Apafccl Remedy rorConsllp.1 Uon, Sour Stomaclt.UinrrliocA Worins.Convulsions.Fcstriah ncss nmlloss OF Sleep. FncSiinilo Sijjnnlurc of new vonK EXACT COPy Or WRAPPCn w. -rltOMT EftMUKIA .K I TfPt J rJiK' 1 """ e ' ' ' r i-v., n -4rtV-'i-WJ R. M. WADE &. CO, SALEM OREGON 4sw Something to Be Proud Of Is tho ownership of n'CrtFcent. Clovo land or Gendron blcyclo. It In tho nemo of perfection In bicycle coustriictlon, whero'l lightness is not sncrlflciHl for strength and mechanical skill blend to mako 11 wheel that is unexcelled for run unit nunlities nnd relinbllllv. Wo havo i8plcndld stock to choose from. At L'S, to sou. R. . M. Wade & Co S&Sfe mm r , ',.-- SW.-t. i'lKji i,v.i7 ,.rr. - Cum' il( l&fflw 'i?y A , For Those Who Wear Shirts 'and i-Iitrt wnUts, collars, cuffs, etc., tho laundry offers special ndwinl. ages, we never vary iroiu inu ai milliard, I'.very nrtieiu sent to us m 'nred fur ns well ns laundered In mirfcct stylo, I'atroiiH find that their Illicit and other ucceorii-s last mucii longer than was the caw when Ihelr work was rent to other establUhmi'iits. Profit by their excrietice. , Salem tStaam lamdry COUINKt, i. OI.MNTKWt 1-HOI'UIKniH. DOIIOUH D. OI.MKrHAII, Mill!. rhomilll, , 21 Liberty Sired A Generous Liver Likes good wines at dinner. A liountl full bill of fare shows a disagreeable blank unless luppletnented by some of the special brands on our list. 'Ihete choice products are known to t Ken ulne. Our stock contains the favorites of every customer at short prhtM by the ottle or case. J, ?t Rogers 218 and 222 Commercial ritrcet. MffWholMaie and retail. ' OLA. I XI jyj I tej. For Infants and Childron. The Kind You Have Always Bought TH tNTUH ICM.Ot. MIWYOnftflTY. They Can't Get In and o imist stay oulsldn Our window and door screemt nxcludo nil flying In truders whose proeoncii tnnko llfo n. bur den. Hanlsh what can't bo uxtcrmlii nled These K-rcena como in nil rUcn. and can bo adjusted to every stylo ot door nnd window. Tnx your pocketbosk lightly mid escnpo tho lly nnd iiioyipilto tnx on comfort nltogother. LITTLE BO-PEEP LOST HER SHEEP Hut no one need worry uliout mutton this time nf the yenr, it they enn get dainty and dellclmiM Spring lamb for nil npH)tmng nnd nourishing Hummer meal. Wo have everything iu choice meats, nnd nil the delicacies of the sen noil In both frelh nnd smoked nientH that will milt the moat critical epicure. E C CROSS SALEM OR. Comfort on a Hot Day You can enjoy when your lWhroom U fitted up with n g(MNl Hiower hihI it hnml soine iorc him tub. Wu will lit you up with a bathroom with 'miii khiiI nrv plumbing, witli tiliM fur flKir, wnllx nnd telling n fine shower and tub Unit looks Inviting and luxurious, at 11 reatounbte cost BARrUPETZEL 211COMMKHOIAL irritBKT. Telopliouu No. 2371 1 Bears tho A 1 Siembira m yt -o tfjw I of fAlf For Over I Thirty Years tfC'M' i is I vvv Kl7 Sa.eJ. "" vm25 DTJ8INEB9 CARDS. C. M. OIAOK Successor to Dr. J. M. Kccno, o Whlto Corner, Salem Or. Parties ilea ing superior operations at moderate fa lit any branch aro in especial request. ALBERT A. JESSUP. Phone 1071. ROOMS 1 AND 3, DRAY 11LK. Osteopathy In Salem nnd Albany DR, GRACE ALBRIGHT Graduate ot American School of Osteo pathy. SALEM Monday, Wednesday nnd Krlilnv; bourn. 0 to 11 n. ni.r 1 to 4 n. ovor Welior's grocory. aijMANY Tuesday, Tiiursuay nnd Saturday : hours 0 to l'J n. m. ; 1 to 6 p. in., Mrs. Winus resldcnco. SOULE JiltOS. PIANO IUNEHS AiNU KEl'AIKEHS PORTLAND ORE for 8lcin iut tlclujty lonti onltra ai (Iw VIII MimlnHmn B. P. JONES, Attornoy-nt-L,nw Toledo, Oroiron. Wu Clerk of Circuit Court for six yean anilhas an tiv-luiltn abstract of all property 1U Lincoln county. U-niu OFFICE, U1TY:HALL. For wator fccfVIco nnply at oillce. Illlls payablo monthly Iu advuueo. Mako till coin plain is ut tho olllco. CAl'ITAL 1CITY Express and Transfei Meets nil mall nnd pnssengor train?. Onggagu to nil parts of tho city. Prompt iorvleo. Telepliono No. 851. DISQUE A 8KIPT0N. S, C, STONE. M. D. I'rourletortoir; Stone's Drue: Stores tJALKM, OUKGON.i Tneiteraa (two In number) aro located a No. DM and SS3 (UimmoroUl ttrott, and are welt atu it with acuiuplcto lluo ofdrusaaud HK'JIclnn, toilet artlolca, prluuory, bruihea otc,cto.,ota. 1)11. UTONK llMliaitaome'U trari exixrleuco In tlio tre tlcuof mrttlclnoand now ntkn no churnu (or cnntiilutlnn, iamlnatlnu or preiwtlMlou. MiToCJatthews tiucccwor to KOwanl A llatlbows MIC AT nnd oui'ritv MARKET Hlnto street near railroad. Freshest and best meats. My patrona say 1 keep It beesl mo.its in b wu. PLATING lloyal Hllvtr Helul M Trlplo Hllvcr rime IU Klilvoa xrt () wcul limullcu. Mitki HirMIS, wooil liii(lln... Ktilvt'tiHirtetS, Metal tumllct... roikiirict0, Uotal IihihIIm.. rtilu 4xm mt fc-t 8 ...- lea iHMiua wr ot !,.......... Iliiltir ICnlvea, i'ch... . - mixar Hlicllx, icli .. ''HrvlUK Hrt.............. Napkin ItliiK' xir Hit ,.. m 40 h) to U U5 W M 14 V5 to 10 10 M) U .11 00 tod M Call and get our prices 011 Gold mid Nickel plating. G. A. ROBERTS, IO5 Stato btroot. l- Phonn 21370 QTEAM WOOD SAW I WU IllflUIIIIIUO. , . WorkUoriM tjulokly. T..1. Mni.l.ln.tt 'I'liliiiilintm 'JiR't liliifU. Iinvii nrdnm nt rofeldunco on 12th street, or Stelner's mnrkel. M. Van Fi.mrr, VkwI'ahk. BOlf MHH. M. A. COOK, Proprietor, Salem Steam Dye Workr. Ladles'nndgciitA'oloth"!) cleaned dyed, repaired and prcflttol. lints umi gloves dry- cleaned. Coats nnd vests rellned. Velvet collars replaced on overcoats. 105 Com'l Ut Opt Hotel Wlllnmotto Brewster & White iikai mm in Hay, Grain.' Mill Feed, Flour Salt,;ctc. We iiIm carry tihnlce Hue of Rolled O.ttit, (Irahaui, Whole Wheat Flour, Wheat Ocrnm, Corn Meat, etc. Free de iheryuud prompt service. The Feed Men. P.idiiu 1781. 11 Court St Old Post OfficeStables Aru lurg and have reliable attend nnts, your team Ixmnled by the week or diy. Good teams for hire. Prices rca wiimhlu. Your pntronagu sllcited. H. M. brown m Ferry Street. NiEsMuii' i.K 1 mm l npeunniii under new msiair"'oi t and ve w 111 supply yon with the finest, irerh meats, urd tUi. put up 111 tne cleanest uiu beet 1ihu and promptly ilellvoretl. Come and see us Phone Maiii 20IO. VAN' PATTON & CO. X3E32Wf?TS'CI7 Sab water Co., WANTEDS nsr toaay ovrtlmni '" vr imvm m mia column m thro time fer 25o.5Ua ;.uu per month. All over four POINTER PUPS-JHie frtii ht4 i iibii puiiuurs, jrosn irw OMI m bitch. S ro "GebAral ' P-lt F. Loon Davidson, MoMilrttld; 8 Srli WANTED GOOD RELIAHLB HOri Who with to workas nessetHieMM iu iu,o iiitiir suureas aa rwtMaii for conGideratiou, Salary 15'1i'jiJ month. Jlcsscnger Office 2J8 0Mi3 morcialSt. 8SJJMJ DON'T WORRY I U'.n'. "--- Sure and Safe; Poailiyo Cure for tU pressed or Irregular Meatrat-ieg iuui iiiiv uause; me wewest uei ory : Send for Hox.FREE.J M.HotitS M. P., Box W Oiilcago, 111., 6-iM 2w XKAHLIKU HXEERS 4S head yoSSSl .,. r.k . , ri-i . , .. .-.. m muurs jur emu. vaunt 0. 1i, Xiin- teenth Streot, Balom. ti-5e,atfj WANIED. A man to cut grass wlthTal mowing machine. Call at housofoobl oi lyivisiuu Bireei. norm Biuo. ,'m C-SOllit FOR SALE. 110 ncrca of antul Wf land, 10 acres in lions, good house andj narn. Auurcsa . r. uail, itairst erj iy or iris(ou, ur, o-limi'!a SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES A'.l2 Vertlaed nt Wc dux. sold here at 15o doll t. A Wiggins, Agt., Standard Ma? chines, 307 Commercial street. 0-28-3tJ T( Tim PtmunWn t,.Ann k.A.irt large Btock of hastorn and homo lnft'd-el buggies which we are selling at greatly reduced prices in order to close them? -- w ...w iv mhiu wn (inuu ni out tliis season. Plcaso call at 41 and 61 Stato street nnd examine themf Pohlo & Hishop. 0 23-tfJ POINTER PUPS-Fiuo litter fln-bi gonulno EiiglUh pointers, from Tdfi Sim's bitch, and sired by ray 467 Call early. R. O. Hlioltoawt Corner 12th nnd Oak, 0-20-1 w. CHANGE OF LOCATION. I wllllK? pleased to aco my friends and old cus tomers nt tho Kalcra Wagon faeWjf 304 Commercial St., whero I awffww employed. I endeavor to give Satha faction. John O. Gardner, 6 iW.tf SECOND HAND-Champlon Ulnderfer snle, in good running order. Mitchell Iowis & StnverCo., opposite Brewery. s-as-ti FOR SALE. A neat 4 room cottage, bath, closet, pantry, woodshed aflii good well. lot 62X100. 12th street, University addition. Price flGO-iA A rare bargain If taken soon. Enquire of G. Corby, No. 17 Twelfth street? Salem Oregon. 0 20 lwIfc HOME FOR8ALE-Ono nndonehalf miles east of Aby lum. Five scrcs.hou m barn, nndoutbuildings, good water, twp acres fruit : cuta seven tons hay,,,one and ono- hal ( ncro w heat, large garden if bought toon, crops will be sold with place, ut a bargain, D.XJ, floward'sg 0-20)lm . ,pj WANTED, To exchaugo wagone, bug gies, hacks, carts, etc, tiomu or East ern mado, or horse shooing nnd r it palra for oak or ash lumber; will take your old vehicles at a fair valuatlbnlin trade. For further particulate call f; at Salem Wagon Factory, 804 Commer cial street. Werner L'eiinell. 0 20itn REMOVA L NOTIGE.-OurluTtowwa will hereafter find our barber sbopjtt 223 Commercial next door to Thomp son's Jew elory store Whore wo wOl be glad to meet our old constoraerr. 'Remembor Old Jack." Hunce!'' Daniels. U lBMtn AGENT8 WANTED To show our'jT-to-datu Wall Map United States 'aud World, slzu 47x07 inchot. 3 to '(fSJa day easily earned. H'tito for freo sample nnd particulars. Illftc Company, Chicgo, 111. ClU-l'm'S FOR SALE Touts, awnings, camping outfits of all kinds In now and second irand goods, 'tin ware, granite waie, etc. Cull at 210 Commercial strrot . . liisg FOR SALE Fivo acres choice gardeit land, good houbo. orchard and other Improvvnicnts, Apply to J. Knef, tlrst brick house, north side Garden road. U'li'ims -'' uTj FOR SALE At Ashland, 30 acroi.O iu fruit, I11 poach belt, tine house,' best water, climate, and schools, clear title nnd easy terms. A. O. Guthrte Abhlnud. Ore. 6-31;lmt FOR SALE Small stock farm 76 acres good haute nnd orchard half mile Irqtn railroad depot (or $1250. Address Homestead enro Journal olllco. 2$ 0-2-1 ml WORK HORSES FOR SALE.-fievSr-nl head ol good work horses for-sale can be teen at farm ot T. O. Jory, 8 miles oouoh ot Salem. Wm, Frlckey Hox 01 Salem. 0 1 lJ3 -r - -- in n 1 I ROOMS. Furnished or unfurnlsheil, single or in suites, dining rooutaU loliilna. home-like, second floor Cot Joining, tlu bio block, Mattto llutdilns, prop s i&u SUITS, PANTS, OVEHCOArS. To measure, reriect ut gunrauww, 2,000 styles to select from. 118 llelle, State Street, agent Wanua maker A Hrown, Philadelphia, ,4-7jt inUrilc"" CLBA N E1W Ueu.cmbei that tho best and cheapest, carpet paper I tho heavy foil paper; aolit lltTHKJOUNAl.ulliCC. 0;tr HOTELSANTIAl At Detroit. Orejron , Now ojicn (or Summer TouriU,nw house, newly furnished flret-clMan wlatlons. Price from 11.00 to $Lye .).. flnsul in,.lr tmln and saddle horse always ready to accomodate Tourtsisjt' Hot Hpringa, Clarion ua, nuug"' Pntnclla an I all good fishing polntajjl H, Jacob, Proi fire mm All kinds of fire woks, wholesale 'and retail. Gmtse and Japanese Bazaar, HUIE WING SAW CQfJAJIY O. . A M..CM 218 Commercial street, CW fcKj i..,nn,l t sut til rJh.lU. i Tl-Hl Qvt M. 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