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Newspaper Page TextIt SSOT SKM 9g&BEr33ga& lrfKv-ty v'Wfsrty&vi'jfj "- CTS GENTLY ON THE Kidneys, Liver and Bowels Cleanses the ystem Vi re r r to i ually, oSWf. httM, CONSTIPATION .wn PERMANENTLY 'T5BVT& our the otHvmt-MAH'r o ey (AUfcRNIATGiYRVP( O. C. T. Co's l'AadKNQEIl BTKAKKli pOMQNA altonA. iLeavks KoitiifOirrLAND Hall; nircnt flunilor at 7 i. m. QUICK TIME AND UIIKAP IIATE8. Douklbutwonn Btato and (,'onrt Ufa, M. I. HALUWIN, Agent. ing! Mountain or Coast a; ic Wo will put up any kind nnd grado of coffuo or ten in ono pound nlr tight car toon. It will bo put up frosli nnd it will rotnln its aroma. Hnmu inducement as Iniforo, '2 ounces of nny flavor of our own nmku tlnvoring extracts freo with each f 1 purchase, or n lunch baskut; or with n 60 cunt purchase; u bar of nice toilot sonp. llomembcr "tho baking powder "Dl ntuond Uraiiil'Ms ourown make no such run bo lmd fvhurovor you go. at WO cunts nib can. - Yokohama Tea Store Phono Sill. Freo Delivery. 4 LZiOCIAL NEWS t 4 V AND VIEWS k '' Special ' i Miss Florence Drown, of Sllvorton, Is 4 visiting Miss Edith Miller. $ Col. nnd .Mrs. 8. O. Spencer, of, Port land, aro taking in the encampment. ' - . Miss Eleanor Dunn, of tho Portland j public schools, is In tlio city tho guest of .y Mrs. A.H.GUUs during tho encampment. V . Mrs. Chas. Wilkins, who has spent Xthreo months vjsiting with relatives in . lTfllaaniiu fjill.- r.ttjlniAii lintmt nil Mnnilni, f'Mnvenlnp. . JMr. and Mrs. A. J. Hasey have been jfcalled to Hnrrlsburg by tlio serious ill ness of Mrs. Hasoy's motlior, Mrs. M.J. .McCarter. , Messrs. Gilbert nnd Allan MoFiulden t-, 'came up from Portland Thursday to at-fr- tend tho funeral of their grandmothor, i" Mrs. Chapman, who was buried yeater . day afternoon. Mr. J. C. Baker 8ont the- Fourth with I' his family in tiiis city. Hewasaccom ' jjuiuied by jiis Utile gramUlnughtorl'ortla, jpvho will remain to visit for?a while. rMr. ItaWnr rAturiif.il In Pnrtlnntl wlii.rtt gl he is employed. Mrs. Fred Ilaker, of K' Portland, came up for a visit Sunday. CERMANS IN AMERICA. Professor William Z(mnurraia Talks To a Urje Aujlence. PonTLAND, July 10, Professor William Zimmerman lectured at Turn Halle, be fore tho Turn Vert-in, in German, before a largo intelligent audience. Ilia. lecture related to tho part Germans have played in the United States since their early settlement near Germantown, Pa. After boitio, introductory remarks, the Lspeaker mentioned in a general way the influence which Germans have exorcised in the development of the conntrv. how- German music and song have become an integral part of our culture and how the German-Americans have from the ear liest times ever been ready to sacrifice llife au3 property for thir n.lnn'A,! juntry. Among the Itevolotionarv n-eroeswere mentioned General Petoc j(Muchlenberg, tlio . friend of Patrick Henry; Nicolaus Herkheimer, the lead er of those brave. German farmers of Ithe Mohawk Valley in New York wto, in 1777, defeated the, English in the : battle of Oriskany, and brought about ! a most favorable change in the affairs r of the war. Generals De Kalb and Von ; Reuben were alto lovingly remembered. ! la passing over to the Civil War, the ' lecturer referred to the hundreds of thousands of Gorman-Americans tlint fought then on tho Northern side, nnd that tho loyal Germans of Sti Louis, by thoir energy and, bravery, kept Missouri ill tho Union, thus preventing n threat ened Invasion of tho Confederates into Illinois nnd Ohio. Advancing to tho literary work of tho German-Americans, tho speaker men tloued four distinct twiods, tho first extending from tho Inst decades of tho seventeenth century to tho first quar ter of tho nineteenth century, compris ing about 150 years. Liko tho Pilgrim Fattiors of Now Eng land, tho early German immigrants of Pennsylvania had left their old homes along tho Rhino on account of their re ligious faith. Tlio most 'prominent of theso early comers wub Franz Daniel Pa8torlous (born in 1G31, died In 1711) in Gerinantown, now a part of tho City of Philadelphia), scholar, lawyer, pieaeher, teacher and farmer, for 30 years tho leader of tho Pennsyl vania Germans, Ho wroto not less than 40 different works in Gorman. French, Latin, Dutch nnd Itnlinn. Tho Gorman books in this country wero printed by benjamin Franklin in English types, as fur back ns 17;W. Dut in tho year 1737 Christoph Bauer, In many respects n very notnblo man, established the first German nowsimper In America. Suuor jil.so printed tho first Iilblo (in German) in this cotintiy, tho llrst Eng lish version nppenring fully 10 years Inter. All in all, tho Sauor press up to 1777, issued MO different German books Tho second period lies between tho years 1820-50. Among tho eminent men I of that period, Dr. Francis I.teber, tho great icncner oi international iaw, oi Columbia Collego, Now York, stands prominently forth. In tjiis period wo And also reprints of some of tho works of Goetho, Schiller, Koernor, Ilauf nnd others. The third period of Germnn-American litornturo comprises those who had to Jcnvo tho fatherland oiniccottnt oj their participation In tho revolutionary move ment of 1848-184H. Many of theso new comers were men of tho highest cul ture, nnd talent.' They created hero a now literature, full of lovo of liberty. Karl Scliuris, Kaspar Ilittz, Keinhold Solgor, Konrad Krer, Dr. Dorscli, The odore KirchhoiT, Dr. Hans, Herman Itohr, Dr. Freidrich Karl Cnstolhun ond many otlicrs became tho leaders of that period. Tho fourth period Tcomprisos tlio Ger man-American writers that camo after 1850. There are many noted men among them. Dr. Ilruuhl, of Cincinnati ; Ernst August, Zitendt, who is called tho poet of tlio Turners of America;. Udo Uracil vogel, Wilhelm Muller, Conrad Nios, H. Iteltzel, Kudolph Thomanu, Herman Glauch and many other. Tlio speaker's romnrks wero frequently huersporsed with tho rending of noted poems of tho different .authors, nnd ho repeatedly admonished his listeners to make every effort to preservo tho Gor man language in their families. Ho pointed to tlio fact that German has now become in our secondary schools, colleges nnd universities nn important study among Amoricnn students, and that in tho University of California and in Stanford University tho respective German departments ranked in im portance only after tho English do partments. A Woman's Eges Will tell her love, though every other feature he hidden under the oriental Yashmak. A woman's eyes are eqtmlh eloquent ns to her health. She can teach her lips to laugh in i.pitc of twin, hut the syca will never he tMrtuer in that deceit Deep hollows, dark circles, wrinkles nt the corners, tell the story of pain nnd sleeplesAiieM. Much of the nerv ousness, hleeplcsA ncM nnd bufferimr in general, endured by women, is caused by n .,is on&cd condition of the womanly or- Ijbus. When that diMMihtd condition is cured then- an no more hollow, dark ringed eyes. Dr. Pierce's J"aor ite Prescription cure irregularity, liuflanuuuttoii, ul. coiation, ami fe male w eakicsh, stops eufecblinp; dr.iu.j, st re,!;-. Ik us the nervous s item and Kies to the i-J mother health for her duties, and happi nuri in their performance. " ! nlfce wo trouhltd ilh fcm1e weakncM for atmut fuur vri tfnrc I atlril fr jour ad vicv," wiitu Mr I W Mrtircgor oC6lht and I'riiirrliiu A r Clucaxo, 111 " Vou adviaol btr totalrllr lir' I'atoritc I'rtvcrlplton winch in did faithfully for nlii month, and now uc mint ncknow lelpr to )ou that nhc la a utll mn hh We mnil.it thank mi cnouiih for the cure Wr haxcrecomiuenilcdjour meilklne to all our fntwl. aud Lclimc it tu be a woudtrful 01 cof ry " Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser, paper were, sent ; pn receipt of at one cent stpnip to pay co&t ortnailing only The cloth-bound volume for -u stamps. Addaw. Dr. It. V. Pterce, Buffalo, N. Y. CASTOHIA. Bears tat ? lie Kitd Yw Hani Alars BaagW Special Resenes. "Old Government" whUkey, recog nized by leading physicians, aud espec ially by A. P. O'Brien M. D., Captain and Surgeon, also by Wm. D. McCarty M. D., Major and Burgeon, in United States Army. Furthermore, the board of houlth of San Francisco, recommends this stimulant as the purest, unadulter ated, for family UBe, for convale:ent8 and Invalids. Sold exclusively in Kalein and Marion County by J . P. Itootng. 4-20-tf OASTOHIA. Beau ti. s Iki Ktad Yoo HatiWnrs BaegU IkiKtadYMHanWirars B.'gutua of O. R. N. City Office 2t0 ComniHrolal street. Call for passen ger and freight rates. Gov M. Powers, Agt fMwk Wst arm A CfA-rtrlJUTTl fl, Rl' wi rr wwm i&iY. rnviw liiuUfiii hhB h "He That Any Good Would Win" Should fiave good health. 'Pure, ricfi Mood is ihe first requisite. Hood's Sirs parilla, by giving good blood And good health, has helped manv a man to success, besides giving strcngin And courage to Kvomcn nuho, before taking it, could not even see any good ki life to tutVi. dWOoS daMafiatilm it. TODAY'S MARKET. PomLANH, JulylO Wheat. vnlloyS? 50. Wnlla Walla, 50 to 57u. Flour Portland, best grades f 2.03 to $3.20. Graham 2.70 per bbl. Oats Choieo White 3135c, grey 32 to 33 per bushel. Millstuff Itran, $13; Bhorts, $15. Hay Timothy $10(311 )or ton. OnloitB 1.25 for red 1.50 for Silver skins. Potatoes 10 to 50c per sack. Butter Best dairy. 20025; fancy creamery, 85 to -10c. fatoro 25c. Eggs Oregon. 10 Poultry Chickens. $3 00 to 4.00; hens, $i to 4.50; turkeys, livo 13c. Mutton Dressed, 7 to 7)c per pound. Hogs Heavy dreSBed 5 to 0c. Beef Steers. $ 104.60; cows,$3.50 4 ; tirosseu ueel, o6 to yc, veal ure8sca, 8 8Jc. for small. uops 2HC. Wool Valley, 1213c; Eastern Ore gon, 10 15c; Mohair, 25c. Hides Green, salted 00 lbs, 80c; under CO lbs, 7fi8(j ; shoop poltB, 15 20o BAI.KM MAnRST. Wheat 58 pounds and over, 40. Wool, 13 to lfic, Mohair, 25c. Hops 5 to 7mo Oats 23 to 30c. Hay Baled, cheat, $7; to $7.50 timo thy, 10. Eggs l.'UiJ tol4c. Flour In wLolesatu lots, $2.50; retail, $3. Millstuffs Bran, $13; shorts, $14). Hogs Drosscd, 5)fic. Llvo cattle Steers, 3J4 ; cows, 2i to $3. Sheep $2.503. Dressed Veal fljtfc. Butter Dairy, 15o; creamery, 20c. Poultry Fat hens per lb., Cc. spring chickens per lb., 10 Potatoes 20 to 23o per bushel for old. Potatoes now, 60c per bushel. There Is more Catarrh in this section of the country thnn nil other diseases put together, nnd until tho last few years it was supposed to bo lucurahlo. For a great many years doctors pro nounced it n local discaso, nnd pre scribed locnl remedies, and by con stantly failing to euro with local treat ment, pronounced it incurable. Scienco has proven catarrh to be a constitutional diseaso, nnd therefore requires constitu tional treatment Unit's Catarrh Cure, manufactured bv F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is tho only constitutional cure un inu iiutrKoi. it is iiikuii unci nnlly Indoses from 10 drops to n tea spoonful. It nets directly on tlio blood nnd mucous surfaces of tho system. They offer ono hundred dollnrs for nny ccso it fails to cure. Bend for circulars nnd testimonials. Address, F. J. Ciiknhv & Co., Toledo, O. Sold bv Druggists, 76c. Hall's Family Pills aro tho best. Cheap Harvesters. Two second-hand Dearing binders for salechenpntthe Mitchell, Lewis itStnver Co. branch Implement house, Salem, Opposito Capital brewery. 7-'J-tf d&w 1 Democratic Nominations may not please yon, but you nro cortnin to be suited with tho well-cooked meals, served nt any hour nt tlio St. Elmo Ukstauiiant. Hot Weather and Holidays Now that wo have tine weather and you nro preparing for your holiday trip, it will ho to your ailvantngo to remember that tho best stock of canned groceries nnd luxuries nnd such ns you need nro sold by Branson it Itagnn. eod JZrrJZTZ: . ,. .... uDiiiuvin u. vuuiui "u 'u. , are requested to bo present at tho regit- lar meeting, Tuesday evening. Tho Grand Chancollor, togethor witli other grand officers, will muko an official visit to the lodgo. All visiting brothers aro cordially invited. W. I. Stalky. 7 0 2t Chancellor Commander. mamem , ma ,. VSP" .. -fid tv. tf ? &? itfS. d: -VfJ. f K H. HECKMAN SALEM ACCrIT C Ira CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of C&jffl&k&!4 CURE Y0UPSELF! I w Hit ti for ouunlur' 1ihr, mBAf utnttoiw irrlifttiuu. r (Jlirftttvb4 .1 mu.uUk nMUitraMMi VmW. ul i. t Mtrir 4 ut r pviuo . tuld l7 II'UiijU or wm in fUla or.PH it (irrt.J, M'CiJ. u II III or J UilIlM, li-73. I irtalir Mut o wucl VWTtJBOKa- MSI ' aiaiaEl ' Jpftm tiwtM-l J lr??lTHiE:iiCHUt iif STATB WINS Eastern Oretoa Asylum Site Belongs to the Cotntnooweilth. Tho Supremo court decision briefly stated in yesterday's Jourt.VAt, as, "Stnto vs. Blio, affirmed," settles tho matter of tho land, in Eastern Oregon which tho stato bought for a site for tho Eastern Oregon nBylum. Tho stnto having pal for tlio land, tho owners suddenly (lis covered that tho stato couldn't hold n legal title, so thoy proposed to hold both land nnd monoy themselves. This do cIbIou of tho supremo court settles tho question in favor of tho Btnto nnd the squatters will bo ejected. Killed a Rattlesnake. Constable J. 11. Lewis and 0. B. Updcgraff yesterday, caught nn immense rnttlosnnko up near Moliamn. Ho was curled up in tho road, and when at tacked started to run, bnt was quickly dispatched. Capt. Lewis has tho tail with ton rattles, and will wenr it ns tho insignia of his offlco. The men must linvo boon well provided with souio kind Of nntidoto for snake bite for thoy seemed to'havo no fear. LITTLE MENAND WOMEN. Ono of thoir Inalicnnblo rights Is to havo stories read to them, and nowhere can thoy bo found in such attractive form ns In this Monthly. Send for n sample to tho publishers at Troy, N. Y., and vou will bo delighted with tho charming contents. New Suit. Wm. Hager hns comtnanccd suit in Dept. No. 1, of tho circuit court against Louiso E. Combest ot ul., for $1000, with interest nt 0 por cent from Juno 17, 1897, less a credit of $33.07, and $150 attornoy fees. Tho foreclosure of n cortttin inert gago on hand In 1 1 a r 3 w, is asked. The Excitement not Over Tim ruah to tho drill; store still con Unites nnd dally scores of pcoplo call for a bottlo of Komp's Balsam for thoThroat and Lungs for tlio euro oi UougliB, UolUs, Asthma. Bronchitis nnu UonsumiHlon Kemp's Balsam, tho standard family remedy, Is sold on n guarantee nnd never falls to Rive ontlro satisfaction. Prlco 25c. and 50c. 2 Throujh the Yellowstone. Tho new routo via tho Oregon Short Lino Railroad nnd Monldn. Mont., ena bles you to mako n delightful trip through tho Yellowstono Nntlonnl i-'arkj entering via Monlda nnd coming out via Cinnabar, mnking it unnecessary to cover any portion of tho routo twlto. For beautiful descriptive booklet, wrlto or call at Oregon Short Lino Ticket Ofllce, 142 Third street, Portland, Oregon. 0 18 Ow Better Service. Tlio big cars on tho.fnlr grounds' lino have been placed on a tcn-minuto schedule to accommodate tho crowds visiting tho oncnmpinont. While thoy do not run quite so near tho catnp as tho llttlo cars, tho latter cannot handlo tho crowds. To-Nljht and To-MOrrow Nltht. And cacti day ana night during this week you can tret nt nny druggist's Keinn's Hnlsiuu for tho Tliront nnti Lungs, acknowledged to bo tho most successful remedy oyer sola for Coughs. Croup. Bronchitis. Asthma und Consumption. Get u IkUlo to. day nnd keep It always In tho house so you can check your cold nt onca Prlco 25o and 50c. Sample bottlo free, COflfti)V Frank C. Baker & Company. Portland, Oregon, Ueal Estate,farmlng lands n specialty. Farm loans negotiated. Bend for blank applications. d&w328tf BUSINESS OAUDS. C. JH. OIACK ?" !' .. Keens , W wiiito uomor. na em ur, raruos uosir ing superior operations nt modoroto fee in nny branch uro in esjecial request. ALBERT A. J ESS UP. x3B3xr,ac,J:ff3Jc, Phone 1071, nOOMS 1 AND S, OllAY 11LIC. Osteopathy In Salem and Albany DR, GRACE ALBRIGHT Graduate of Amorlcan School of Osteo pathy. SALEM Monday, Wednesday and Fridav; hours, 9 to 11 a. m.; 1 to 4 p. over Welter's grocery. ALBANY Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday; hours 0 to 12 a. m. ; 1 to 6 p, in., Mrs. Winns residence. SOUXE BROS. TUNERS AND REPAIRERS PORTLAND .ORE PIANO For Balein and vicinity leare order at Mi Will' Mn.torUoe. B. R. JONES, Attornoy-at-Unw Toledo. Oregon. Wm Clerk'of Circuit Court for ilxtretn indhtM to up-to-date aUtract of all proK!rijr lu Lincoln tountf, lM7m OFFIOE'ClTy:iIALL.l r For water wrvlco apply at ofllc. Hills payable monthly In advance. Muko all complaints at the olllce. CAI'ITAL 'CITV Express and Transfei "Meets all mall and passenger train. Baggage to all parts of the oity. Prompt service, Telephone No. 651. DI6QUF. & 8KI1TON. Trad' llirk. CtllUM TOOTflACHE, EARACHE and NEURALGIA la a uIqdL, all dr((lit or 3'Ub Tl-l.o JledlCMl Cm. 2&4 UruMtj, h'aw Turk. Sewi tut VockUl ( Salem later Co., WW .. WVW Vvcc rTO5cSc555cSss! Tlio Kind You linvo Always aii uau ivi tftu. jj ji-iua, j nnd In in uso for over 30 vonrs, Allow All Counterfeits, Imitations nnd"Just-ns-rood"nro hufc Experiinents Hint tt'lllo 'witli nnd cudmifrcr tho health of Iulhnts nnd Children Expcricnco nfrninst Rxpcrhncut. What is CASTORIA Cnsforla is n harmless substitute for Cnstor Oil. Pnrc- roric, Drops nnd Soothing Syrups. It is l'lcnsnnt. It contains neither Opium, Morphiuo nor other Knrcotio Nithstnuce. Its nj?o is its guarantee. It destroys "Worms nnd allays Fovcrlshncss. It cures Dinrrlioon nnd "Wind Colic. It relieves Teething- Troubles, cures Constipation nnd Flatulency. It nssliuilntcs tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and Dowels, giving healthy nnd natural bleep. Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. t GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Boars tho CMjr7&&4 The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. l.K-ifl,, ',.1 :2h?ft VITWimil Wr ' "WTaf- R. M. WADE & CO. .SALEM OREGON Something to Be Proud Of fs tho ownership of n Crescent. Cleve land or Gcndron btcyclo. It is the acme of perfection in btcyclo construction, where lightness is not sacrificed for strength und mechanical Hkill blend to make n wheel that is unexcelled for mu ting qualities nud reliability. Wo have usplonaui stock to cliooso from. At V-', to 400. R. M. Wade &Co. "It Takes the Cake" Is tho usual favorable comment on tho superb laundry work turned out at Ha Ioid'h Steam Laundry. The best.of linen and other materials are easily ruined by carelese aud Indifferent laundering. Wu cannot and do no hopti to retain your patronago by slipshod work, nud the best is none too good here. Salem StP.am Laundry CpLONKI. ), OUMSTHAI) IftOritlETOK. nOUOUS U. OUthTKAl), Mdlt. Phone 111, '.'30 Liberty Street YOUR OUTING. Whether fishing or liuntlug, you must not neglect a tuimlv of drfnknlli.u m couiiteraet the effect of an Involuntary Housing In a trout stream or n sudden downpour from the skies. The best ob tainable wlilskles. Iirandlea, gins, coon tails and cordlaln - in .v nnil.in of tho Indispensable blackberry cordial are always to be found at P, Rogers 218 and 222 Commercial Street. T Wholesale tud retail. ON Bought, nnd which hns hecn. hns homo tlio slunnttiro ot? lins boon inndo under his ucr- i Hiipcrvlsloii rIiico its Iiifnucy. no ouo to dccclvo you in this. Signature of THE FINE ART OF COOKING Attains perfection with tho uso of tho blue llamo oil stoyo, Food ai tides can bo lwlled, "broiled orronstcd quickly and easily, tho Btnvo lioing smokeless nud odorless. Ordinary kerosene can bo used nud the kitchen is not made all oven by hours oi imessary flro. Why burn wood and suffer when thu oil stovo ia yours for fH.GO. LITTLE BOPEEP LOST HER SHEEP But no ono need vrorry nliout mutton this tlino of the year, if thoy can get dainty und delicious Spring lamb for tut apHJtlzlng nnd nourishing Summer meal. Wo have everything in choice, meats, nnd all tho delicacies of the sea son in both freih anil smoked meats that Mill suit thu most critical uplcuru. E C. CROSS SALEM OR. A Neat Kitchen. With stationery wash tuns, a good slnk and holler and hot wutur supply, and tinuklleiiiiu plumbing in general is just us imorliiiit in thu home us lu the mil itary plumbing of your bathroom. Wu will put improved plumbing lu new buildings, or relit old onus witli thu tin. est open plumbing, or do any kind of plumbing on the btwt ciuutitlu methods at luw prices, BARR.1PETZEL SHJCO.M M K ttOlTu hfilMT. Tulephonu No. '.'.171 W5 c-v-"---rf." .. ,rJl . at. 0T "" - .- -Ctl WANTED .New today ndvortlsomertts four HnuB or Iusb In this oolumn Inserted threo times tor 2 60.. BOo a wook. $1.00 por month. All ovor four linen at snmo rate. WANTED. Sovernl boys and girls from 14 to 17 years old, to learn good trade. Inquire ot J.) care Journal ofllce, or call. 7 U 0t NICE Looking young lady Independ ently wealthy W'Uild marry soon, would nssiet capable husband finan cially, bank und other references, ad dress Miss D. II., G714, Wabash ovo., Chicago, Ills. 7-7-0t - 1 1 1 VlSlTOltR to the camp grounds of tho O. N. (., will Unci good accomodations nt boarding house opKsilo Polytech nic school. E, l'rcssual. 7 0-3t ULAOKSSimilVANTED-Aii exporl". enced all-round man for a pouutry shop. Address! "Ulacksniith," care Jouiwal, Salem. 7-3-lw WANTED. To trade town lots in PorT lnml, Uro., for span oi good young horeus weight about 1000. Address Nelson Jones, Silvurtou Stngo. 7 3 Ut POINTER PUPS-Fino purebred Eng lisn pointers, from the old Shelton bitch, Hire "General." Coll .early. T. Levin Davidson, Murningside. 0 30 ltn FOU SALE. 110 acres of good' bottom land, 10 acres in hops, wood houso'orld barn. Address H. F. Hall, Hall's Fcr ry or Creston, Or. 0-Unil TO THE PUULIC-Wo havoonhaniTa large stock of Eastern und homo matlo buggies which wo are selling at greatly reduced prices lu order to close thtm out tills stason. Please call nt 41 and CI Stute street nnd examine them, Pohlotfc Bishop. U 28-tf CHANGE OF LOCATION. I will jb pleased to see my friends nud old cus tomers nt tho Salem Wagon factory 3(11 Commercial St., whoro I am now employed. I endeavor to glo Satis faction. John O. Gardnor. 0 iiGjtf SECOiSD IIAND-Champlon lllndor for sulo, lu good running order. Mitchell Lewis & Shwer Co., opposito Urowofy. 0.25-tl . .- . . , , , -r, HOJIE FOU HALE Ono and one-half miles cast of Asylum. Fivo acres, hotito, batn,nudoutbulldiugs, good water, two acres fruit; ctttB seven tons hay, one nnd one-half aero wheat, hi rge garden if bought soon, crops will be sold with place, ut u bargain. D. 0. Howard. O-ljO-lm WANTED. To uxchunge wagons, bug gies, hacks, carts, etc., Iiomu or East ern inndo, or horso shoeing nndre pairs fur oak or asli lumber; will tako your old vehicles nt n fair vuluatlon,lu trade. For further particulars cull at Salem Wagon Factory, 304' Commer cial street. Werner Fennel!. 0 i!0 lin ItKMOVAL NOTICE. Our "customers will hereafter find our barber shopnt '-2$ Commercial next door to Thomp son's Jowolery storo Whoro wo will be glad to meet our old eonstomors. , "Kemember Old Jack." liunco & Danlols. II 18 lm AGENTS WANTED To -bIiow our up-to-dato Wnll Map United States and World, sUu 47x07 itiuhei. f3 to 15 a day easily earned. Write for freo sample and particulars, lllff ct Company, Chicago, III. 6-ltt '2m FOU HALE Tents, nwnings, camping outfits of all kinds in new and second hand goods. Tin ware, granite waro, etc. Call nt 210 Commercial stioet. 0 18 lint FOU SALE Fivo acres choice garden laud, good house, orchard und other improvements. Apply to J. Ituuf, llrst brick house, north side Garden road. U-U-lm HOOMS. Furnished or unfurnished, single or in suites, dining room ad joining, home-like, second floor Cot tle block. Mattlo lltitcltins, prop. 4 13tf SUITS, PANTS, OVEUCOAT8. To luoueuro. Perfect Ut guaranteed, 'J,000 styles to select from. II. S. Hello, Statu Street, agent Wanna maker A lirown, Philadelphia, 4-7-tf 1 1 'HJH K ULICANEUS- Itcmcmooi that tho best and cheapest, carpet paper Is tho lieaw full paper sold uiTnr.-louitNAi. oilico 20-tf Ulodlni Twine. Mitchell. Lewis A Staver Co. 'a branch will ho huaduiiarters for bludliiK twine his season. 7-i.MAwtf HOTELSANTIAM At Detroit, Oregon Now open for Hummer Tourists, now house, newly furnished first-class accom odations, Pricu from $1.00 to $ 1.60 par day. Good pack train aud saddle horses always ready to nccotnodato Tourists to Hot Springs, Marlon Lake, and Lake l'amolia and all good Hulling poluts. H, Jacob, Prop. Willamette Stables Open day nnd night for busi ness. Hire you u rig or put up your tviiiu, llorhUd boarded, satisfaction guaranteed. Your patronage solicited. Stage for McCoy hknort stable at U:-0 a, 111. Uood rig and careful driver. Teter & Davis, Props, South Commercial st. Phone 1731. 0 30.U Hie German Market Will Ik) found all kinds of meat and thu best of sausage. FItEB DKLIVKKY. All bills due the late firm of Wnlt & Miescko must lie paid. 171 (Joiiiinerrlal Bt. OTEAM WOOD SAW O Two Maotllnos Work Don Qulokly. Telonhonii 2oH.'t black, taavo orders at reaidencu on l-tli street, or Steiner'a market M Van Fi.inrr, S kwI'ark. rVlltl MiloC.IMhew? Succcuor to Edward A Mattliswi MICA.T and HOULTKV I MARKET 1 k State street near railroad. Freshest and best meats, My petrous say I koop h beest meats lu town,