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Doctors still nrescnoc mercury nnu
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cram never j '"'lc'f y"l'Jn?'"curcot contngiotn Blood Poison.
uacKinioiiie Bvsiciii, cuvcj i up iuru wnie, out it breaks out ncT'iiii in -c..v.. ii. --..--.---.
rheumatism ami the 'most offensive sorei ami ucwriitewtJtoS'.Wr Powe,r,f" hunin produce mercurial
potash mako wrecks, not ouroa, and those wlK'c t "aIl9r.to lrop oiTl Moroury and
S. S. S. acts In an entirely different manner belt c n 3 ei-iliM VI f ?re "ev.?r UY f,ce from nches n,1, H"
Instead of tearing down, faull.1. up and invlgor KrlS s S S f9i8 l?ffiS?M ??, f thfr8J,sie" "
therefore the only cure for Contagions Blood Poison No n latter In ,l.',.?'.7n lhc,011,y.nllotc for this specific virus, ant)
though pronounced incurable by tlie doctors, S. S S in be hi , in . P m ""I1"8 U!c cflsc u,ay aPPr, ever
new, unUed remedy f an exjwriei.ee of nearly fifty wan .has IrWTlt ?..7Mpd,irSel,,,'lle!rt '.'i?' ,.a S' " 1.
only purely vegetable blood medicine known. V P " tt S"rC nnd UI,f"f"S cure for this disease. It Is tin
Mr. If. L. Myers, 100 Mulbei
1 spread all orer my body. Thes
.pr.-'ffi
Wt laaaabi
SSaaaV aaSPtsM
,. f. r ... , .
ever for this. All correspondence is held
O. C. T. Co's
PAHtJENOKR 8TEAMKU
POMONA
altonA
.LEAVES KOH'll'OltTLAND
. ''ally except BitndAT at " a. m.
QOICK IIMK AND UllEAf 1IATK3.
DooklbetwAsn HUto and Court bta.
M. V. UAIiUWIN, AeD
SiecialJf Ootimr!
sc. u
?m AiOiintnln nr
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W U'ttl nnf llti utitr btn.l nn.l ffrmtn .f
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coiiuo or tun in 0110 pound air tiKht oar
toon. It will bo put up fresh nnd It will
retain ltd nromn. Samo inilticoiiic.it na
boforo. 2 ounces of nny fliivor b( our own
tnnko llavoring oxtmcts- freo with unci.
1 purcl.nso. or a lunch basknt: nr with
a 60 cent purchnso ; a bar of nico tollut
soap.
Itomembor the .bakini: nowdor ,'DU
arnondiirand" la our own maku no ruc.Ii
. can bo had wl.oruvur you go nt .10 cciita
la lb can.
Yokohama Tea Store
r
Phono 2411,
Free Dolivcrv.
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4 Vhocial NEWS . k
i mM AlHD VIEWS, p
Dr. Allco I'rottymnn wont to l'ortlnnd
this morning to upend tl.o day.
Mrs. M. T. Davie, who hits been here
visitidg Mr. nd Mrs. AndrewB, of North
Knlem, lias roturnod to her l.omq .in
Portland.
Henry Wipr.it wis a p.iseongor this
morning for a fow days' visit to Port
land, Mieeca .McKlnney, of Portland, nro
the guests 61 Mra.' .Tack West.
Mhi Kflllo Jackson nnd brotliora,
Ernest and Fred, of Xewberg, aro the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. I'. Prcsiml, of
Highland.
Mrs. 8. E. Ilardcastlo, of Woodburn.
is In the city,- tl.o guest of Mrs. W. W.
Hall. - '
Mrs. C. h, Darlliig, of Oplou, Utni,
it bore visiting her brother-in-hiw, O.
L. Darling.
Mrs. M. A, Goff, of ''an FroncUco, 1b
visltingl.er daughtcT, Mrs. T. 0. Smith,
Jr.
Mr. and. Mm. S..Sicklo. of Portlund.
aro visiting Hon. unii '.Mra. IMward
lllrach. " " ' ' ' ' '
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Mrs. W. II, Odell and granddaughter,
,'jEdnn Taylor, have rotu'rncd from Glad-
stone. Park. ' ' J
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." Mrs. I). P. Hurdman and children.
. .-.-. .-. ,
who have boou lioro vlaitlmj, Have ro
f ' A 1 A 111
uiriiuu iu Aiuiui.
Miss Gertrndu Hired, lias returned
from visiting Portland friends.
, . .. .
1 Mies Fay fyvlck, o( .Dayton, Yamhill
county, is visiting Mrs. II, A., Dearborn,
of South tulum.'
1
Jlrs. Fn.nk J.'Itrown, of Jefferson, Is
In the city visaing lier'aitter, Mrs. J.
A. Allison. ' 4 "
'jA Bel'Tlme "'"
take aplomnt lisf'i 'Iriuk. thi net
morning I feci bright anil my com
plexlon la better My doctor aaya it
acts gently on the stomach, liver and
kidneys, and la a pleasant laxative. It
la made of herbs, and is prepared ai
easily as tea. It Is culled Lanoa Medi
cine. All druggists sell it at '-'5e. and 50
cts. Lano'a Family Medicine moves the
bowel each duy. If you cannot get it,
send for freo sample. Address, Orator
F. Woodward, Loltoy, N. Y.
For Missouri Wtst Pointers.
Ja-Bra-usov Onv, Mo.,July 2.t. V com
petetitlve examination, to deolde the
names of the two vadeta-ut-Inrge from
Missouri to We,t Point Military Acad-
eiiy. is boillir held hera tnlav. Knlri
k Orockrell and Vest aiuhorjsqd the ex
amination. They deeired t make the
aDDointinnnti) tn n-litcti il,o ... ..
t.tlecl under the new army "bill. " A pro
I tsaor, a military olllcer and a physician
comprise the the examination com
mittee. Your Liver
Will be roosed to Its natural duties
and your biliousness, tieadaih mid
constipation be cured U you tako
Hood's PHI
Sold by all druggists. 23 cents.
BL00D POISON. S
In some cnscs the external signs of Contagion Blood Pnttnn .. . .11 1 . .1. . .
victim is firmly within the grasp of the mon.TKK.VSeureKeHtt
Is known. In other cases the blood is quickly filled with tlii, 7la. .?. d T a.sc
tiotasli at thr- rmiv ni rn. 111A...1
: . rv -"': " """ juiboii.
aociori rould 1I0 me no rcm.1 I had .(win a hundred lotlri wl ch was resllv ihm -. t Ji!"
Iwtlle of S, 8. 8 I was urealtv Imurovhl. ami wbhiii,i,i ih, .1.. ..... it.Jl "'""? "!y "."I
ilSrTl .bteS?S?K,SS",r' ,nd my "PPC"le "U,'r0"d' ' "" " I"T "& andTy aWI.,"
KM1 fna natai TTahia rAfitHiaiil tlnn1a l.f1. a (a a .
... ,. '"' y." """ iicumrcwi """
this disease, with complete directions for
" ""I" LS 'r? S x"T.."r'
1 . . "' iiiit iiiiviumuuii ui
ucsuaic 10 wrue tor any inior
In the most sacred confidence.
Her Old Classdsy Gown.
i'tam the ttoslon Herald:
When Misa Matilda Hrotvn recoived
tl.o invitation to Jack Kohinson's claoa
day sprend alio Mushed liko a girl of 10.
There was no reason in tl.o world why
8ho should, for It wna no surpriee to
her. Jack wns ono of her boys. Sho
had helped his grandmothor bring him
up from the day hg cainoto her. a p oor
littlo orphan just out of skirts,, who
thought moro about his nev troUBOra
than the loss of 1.1a father nnd mother.
Jack was by no means tho-"sisBy"
that boys olten aro who nro trained by
womon alone. Ho waa a bright, manly
fellow, nnd Miss Matilda, na everybody
called her, had "mothered" him to hor
heart's content S.o tl.o meaning of tl.o
Dlusli on lier cheek when sho received
the card was. hard to define.
Perhaps ltas recollection of that
other class lay, twenty-five years ago,
nhen Tom Uradford had been the Jmst
nnd sho a girl of 18, had been the belle
of tl.o occasion. For later n tl.o day,
when thoy strolled out beneath tho
rami old trees, just in that witching
hour lieforo - tho lanterns hnd been
lighted ntiirtho owning crowd had como
when tho moonltgh was Riving place to
tho sunlight that mado v the day so
bright nnd Ixjautifnl, tliiln Tom had
asked tho question which really there
waa 1.0 need of asking, fur eir.cu they
bad played at tl.o district school it had
been understood by both that they wero
to paaa tlioiivjlvca together.
Thuro wns to bo a poriod ol waiting,
for Tom hud his fortune to seek; but
when hearts nro young and spirits nro
bravo, time ami distnnco count for lit
tle. , So Ton went West nnd Matilda
remained .nt home with hor mothor, a
semi Invalid, who needed her caro. It
was tiiulerstood by nil their friends that
she waa "getting ready" to boinarrled.
And bo month by month Bheadded some
garmont to hor trousseau, that wns to
bo ready when Tom camo hofno for her,
, Ho was successful nt onco.niul In tnrue
years from tho day they parted, Iwck ho
came for Matilda. Hut her mother
could- not sparo her. Sho Was' feoblpr
than over, nnd tho neighbors said that
she would not last much longer. So tho
wedding was pojtponed until the next
June, when Tom should como back (or
commencement and his class dinner.
Matilda oven bought the material for
her gowns, among them a aoft, pretty
gruy, which waa to lie her wedding nnd
traveling dress. Hut when the Spring
tlmo camo mother had taken 11 newleaeo
of life nnd could not spare her daughter,
neither would she accept a place in tl.o
home that Tom hud made for Ida bride.
Tl.eiien.no tho struggle between love nnd
duty, us tho young girl considered It, and
duty triumphed, She could not leave
mother. 1 hero woro eome angry words
Toin,who,maii-like, could not appreciate
audi 11 sacrifice, and then the girl broko
tl.o engagement. Tom went back to Ida
Weatern home, nnd In n year was mar
ried to tho daughtar of ono of tho prom
net. t citizens of the place, whoso posi
tion and influence would be a great help
to the young man.
If Matilda felt tl.o blow nobody knuw
it. The eartnents prepared for tl.o wed
ding wero packed carefully away In the
camphor wood chust.-mdslio took up her
work without murntur. Her mother
lived foryears,a fretful Invalid, and when
she died her daughter had becomeMisa
Matilda" to everybody and a confirmed
old maid. Sho had income enough to
support her, with tl.o strictest economy,
nnd after a timo seemed to take more in
terest in the children of tl.o neighbor
hood than in anything else.
Thus the and Jock Itoblneon became
great friends, and ho had told her that
class day, the triumphal close of his four
year's wo'rk would be nothing without
her. Hut now the question was, "What
should al.e wear?" For a handsome
gown such as eho ought to have to honor
the. occasion was way beyond her means.
Hut he must go.aud she must look well.
What would eho do'' Then she remem
bered the articles in the old camphor
wood trunk and though rihe never could
pass it in the garret without a pang, re
mombering the buried happiness of the
past, for cuch uro women's hearts, sho )
euid to herteli. "Matilda Drown, don't
be a fool, You are an old woman now,
and you must look well for the boy.'1
80 she went Into tho garret, opened
the chest, and there, right on top, was
tl.o material (or tl.o gray gown that was
to have been her wedding dross. She
relzed iand slammed down the lid o(
the chest. Like Pandora's lox, it was
full of trouble and she would notl:ae
one bitter thought escape. When ehe
got downstairs and unrolled the goods
he exclaimed with delight: "Th s
gray is Just what they are wearing now."
Tho problem was solved and the class
day gown waa made. When Miss
Matilda waa dressed in it, and put on a
pretty black lace bonuet trimmed with
pink roses, noboby would have thought
she was forty-five yeara old
inane
wrccKs,
. "
(o! cures
luesenoi.tonnua inn.
Thev ilfivr 1 n ll.-
which contains vaiuauie information ahotit
self treatment. Our medical department U
!.ffle - - "e.H"y bl01 con-t
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY. ATLaStA? BA.
nuvii'c waiueii. we make no cliarr
Ab sho wns going out of tho yard she
stopped bofore a bush of great pink rosea
and cut n fow, placing them in her belt.
It was Just what elio had dono twenty-
fivo years ago when alio went to Tom'a
class dny.
Grand.nn Hobinson was too old to nt
tend tho festivltlest bo Mlsa Matilda was
Jack'a '-matron" nnd helped him to do
tho honors of tho spread. It waa to her
ho prceented "the dearest girl in tho
world," and bo took great delight In
showing hor all tho "lions" nnd In tak
ing her from ono sceno of festivity to an
other. Tho boys hnd boon dancing In
the hall, and she, sitting by, had enjoyed
the sight. When they left sho found sho
had forgotten her fan.
"I'll run back for It," ho said, nnd left
hor on ono of the cents beneath tho
trees.
Miss Matilda looked around. It waa
tl.o very placo where twenty-flvo years
boforo alio nnd Tom hnd plighted their
tnth. Tho trees had grown larger, tho
ivy oil the buildings hud climbed farther
upward, but tho scene had chnnged very
little and all around was lifo and benuly
us of yore.
As they camo to tp bench, tl.o older
man looked about for a seat, and noticed
Miss Matilda. Ho stopped, raised his
hat and exclaimed: "la it really you,
Matilda?"
It was Tom, now a middle-aged and,
evidently prosperous man. In real life
such meetings aro so common tlint peo
ple tnko them as a matter of course.
So Tom Introduced his sou, nnd then
said: "Itun nway, my toy, I want to
talk to my old Bchoolmato."
When Jack camo baik ho found them
talking ao busily that ho invited tl.o
gentleman to Ida rooma, nnd then, feel
ing that Miss Matilda waa in good
hands, hurried off to nttend to some
other guests.
Perhaps It may bo thought unusual
that two mldJIe-agcd eople, who had
not met for twenty jenrs, should nt
once go buck to their youthful dayB.
'Hut bo It was. The long yeara seemed to
roll nwny. Tom dnid: "You havo
changed so little, Matilda. You are as
awcot as over In your gray gown and
your pink roses."
"You alwnya liked theso rosoa, Tom.
They grow by tl.o gato. And this gray
dress l.aa n history" hero she stopped..
Tom looked nt hor, and, man of the
world as ho waa, remembered how,
years ago, thoy hud discussed tl.o ques
tion of whothor "tho gown" should bo
gray or brown.
"Matilda, it la not possible this is
'the' gown?"
Matilda nodded. She knew bI.o waa
blushing. What manner of woman was
sho to tell tho secret, she naked herself.
To Tom she was tl.o girl he had al
ways loved, and ho told her so. HIr
wife had been dead for ton yonrs, and
many times ho had remembered Ida first
love, but never thought to renew the
vows made under tho old trees. Mlsa
Matilda will always think it was tl.o
gray dress that did it. For before the
summer waa over there was a quiet wed
ding Jack insisted on giving tho bride
away, while Tom'a eon was best man,
nnd tho bride, "Miss Matilda" no more,
waB tlrsssed in gray.
The llomiiest Man la Salem
Ati well us tho liuuriso.ucat. and others
ure invited to cull on any druk'Klat
and net freo a trial bottle of Kcinp'i.
Hulsiiin for the Throat and Lungs, a
remedy that Is guaranteed to euro and
believe all Cl.ronlo and Acute Ujughs,
Astli.ua, iironcl.ltls nnd Consump
tion. Price 25c. and 60c. cutl&w
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
t&sffl&c&x
Signature
Special reserves.
"Old Government" whiskey, recog
nized by leading physicians) and espec
ially by A. P. O'Hrien M. D., Captain
and Surgeon, also by Win. D. McCarty
M. D., Major and Surgeon, in United
States Army, Furthermore, the board
ol health of San Francisco, recommends
this stimulant as the purest, unadulter
ated, for family use, for convalescents
and invalids. Sold exclusively in Salem
and Marion County by J. P. Rookrs.
4-20-tf
OASTOH.IA,
Bern th. Q tM A0 ,M m ""
lh Kled Ym HawWm Bought
O. R. t N. Cltv Ofllee
240 Commercial street. Call for patBon-
ger anu ircigm ram.
Gdv M. Powers, Agt.
CURE YOUiLLF:
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' ' TtiDAY'SMARKFJ.
Portland, July 13 Wheat, val!eG7J,
U'.ll. 1tr.11. tn r.o ' ' '
irnim it ana, uj iu uo
Flour Portland, best grades 2.95 to
13.20. Graham 2.70 tier bbl.
Oats Cholco White 31 35c, grey 32
10 ad per uusnet.
Mllletuff Hran, $13; shorts, $15.
Hay Timothy f 10011 er ton.
Onions 1.25 for red 1.50 tor Silvor
akltis. Potatoes 40 to 50c per sack.
Buttor Heat dairy, 20(825; fancy
creamery, 35 to 40c. Store 20c.
Kggs Oregon. 10j to lr'sic.
Poultry Chickens, $3 00 to 4.00; honB,
$1 to 4.60; turkeys. Ilvo 13c.
Mutton Dressed, 7 to 7t(jC per pound.
Hogs Heavy dreeBcd 6 to Oc.
Beef Steers. 41614.50! cowa.t3.50 (34!
dressed beef, 0 to 7?c.
veal mossed, a 8$c. lor small.
Hope L'QJHC.
Wool Valloy, 1213c; Eastern Ore
gon, 1015c; Mohair, 25c.
Hidoa Green, salted 00 lbs. 89c;
under GO lbs, 78 ; sheop pelts, 10(3
20c
8ALKM MAnKKT.
Wheat 58 pounds and ovor, 48.
Wool, 13 to 10c. Mohair, 25c.
HopB 5 to 7mc
Oata 28 to 30c.
Hay Baled, cheat, $7 J to $7.60 timo-
tliy, J1U.
Egga 14 to 15c
Flour In wholosalo lots, $2.50; retail,
$3.
Mlllstuffs Bran, $13; shorts, $14)&.
Hogs Dressed, 6)40.
Llvo cattle Steere, 3J4 ; cows, 2 to
$3.
Sheep $2.603. .
Dreapod Veal Jc. '
Butter Dairy, 16c; creamery. 20c.
Poultry Fat hens per lb., Cc.
spring chickens per lb., 10
Potatoes 20 to 25c por bushel for old.
I'otatoca now, 60c per liiiHiiei.
Hot Weather anil Holidays
Now that wo have fine weather nnd you
nro preparing for your holiday trip, it
will lie to your advantage to ron.cmbor
that tho best stock o( canned groceries
and luxuries and such as you need nro
sold by Branson & Ragan. eod
Chance of Firm.
E. K. Davis l.aa sold his Interest in
the livery nnd feed biiBlncsa of Tctor &
Dnvla nt tho Willamette stable, to B. O.
Hansen, and tho business la now bolng
conducted by Teter A Hrtneon. Davis la
going back to his old vocation nnd will1
drlvo the McCoy stage.
There is moro Catarrh In this section
ol the country than all other diseases
nut together, and until tho lnat few
years it was supposed to bo incurable
For a great many yeara doctors pro
nounced it a local iiisoaso, ami pre
scribed local remedies, and by con
stantly falling to euro with local treat
ment, pronounced it incurable Scienco
has proven catarrh to bo a constitutional
disease, and therefore requires constitu
tional trentment tiaira untarru uure,
manufactured by F. J. Cheney A Co.,
Toledo, Ohio, is tl.o only coiistltuUonnI
euro on the market. It ia taken inter
nally in dosoa from 10 drops to a tea
spoonful. It acts directly on tl.o blood
and mucous surfaces of tl.o Rystom.
They offer ono hundred dollars for nny
cere it fails to euro. Send for circulars
and testimonials. ,
Address, F. J. Giik.nry & Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 70c.
Hull's Family Pilla aro tho best.
OASTOXIIA.
Beiritln lli8 Kind You Hats AlrvarjBou2M
Through the Yellowstone.
Tl.o new routo viadhe Oregon Short
Line Kailroad and Monida. Mont., ena
bles you to milky a delightful trip
through tho Yollowstono National Park,
entering via Monida and coming outvin
Oinnnbar, making it unnecceeary to
cover any portion of tl.o routo twice. For
beautiful descriptive liooklot, write or
call at Oregon Short Uno Ticket Olllee,
142 Third Btreot, Portland, Oregon.
0 18 (iw
Chut Harvesters.
Two BoconiMiand Hearing binders for
calochonpnttlio Mitchell, LuwiqA Ktnver
Oo. branch implement ho uno, Salem.
Opposite Capital brewery. 7-lMf d&w
OA8TOHIA.
Smith lnJKIndYouHar9AIaj3B0JW
rcz&tfu
BUSINKSR OAKDS.
C. JH. G1ACK
Succossor to Dr. J. M. Keeno, ;of
White Corner, Sulem Or. rartiea dcsir
ing 6Uerior oerutioiiB at inodurato feea
in any branch aro In esjieclal ntiuest.
ALBERT A. JESSUP.
I'lionc 1071,
K00M8 1 AND a, OKAY I1LIC.
SOULE BROS.
1UN0 TONERS AM) HEI'AIHKIb
I'OIVrLAKD'OKK
forUalemamt Tlolullr ilrart r(r li
'Will'a MruloHtn
B. F. JONES,
Attornoy-at-Uaw
Toledo, Orojjon.
Waa Clerk of Clrcntt Oonrl for alt:ran anithuB
an up-to-date aUtractof all propenr Ui Lincoln
county, lM7m
offick,:oity:iiall.
Fur water service aooly at otllfv.
Villa payable monthly In advance.
Muko all cumplalnts at tho ollloc.
CAPITAL CITY
Express and Transfei
ilets all mall and naatwrnier trains.
ilajage to all parts of the city. Prompt
service. Telephone No. 851. "
UIKtlUK & BKI1TON.
CLlli:'
TOOTHACHE, EiBACHE
and HEUEALGIA
la a nlaotai all dmjrliU or
I'lie TI-I.o llrtllcMl Co.
VA Ilrbtdwar, New York
BWad (or CookUl.
Sata Water Co.,
ITTadr Mart.
fi vi-yibm
mum)
msNNNSNs
Tho Kind Y011 Havo Always
In nso for over OO yenrs,
nnd
fy-2!, sonnl
t-CCiltC All.
' iuiuiv
All Counterfoils, Imitations nnd" Just-as-good" nro hut
Ilx-porliiients that trlllo with nnd endanger tho health of
Infants mid Children Rviterlcneo against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castorla Is n harmless suhstltuto for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
Kiibstnnee. Its ngo Is Its guarantee. It destroys "Worms
nnd allays FeveilHliness. It euros Diarrhoea, mid 'Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
nnd Flatulency. It assimilates tho Pood, regulates tho
Stomach and llowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Soars tho
zyrc&.
The Kind You toe Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THCCKNTAUn COM PAN V, TT MURRAY TftCET. hSWYOHIt CITVa
R. M. WADE k CO.
SALEMIOREGON
Something to Be Proud Of
Is tlio oivnurHhln of n Crescent. Ulovo-
Innd or Oemlron bicyclu. It in tliu nemo
of porfection in bicycle construction,
where iizlituosa la not pacrillccd for
Htrength and mechanical uklll blend to
nuke a wheel that in nnuxuelled for run
mi)' qualities mid reliability. We linve
isplendld mock to choose from. At V-'h
to $50.
R. M. Wade & Co.
"It Takes the Cake"
Is the usual favorable comment on the
superb laundry work turned out at Ha
loin's Kteain laundry. The lest ol linen
and other inuterinU urn easily ruined by
cnreleB and indifferent laiiiideriuu. u
cunnot ami do no hope to retain your
patronage by slipshod work, and the
best is none too kooiI here,
Salem Steam Laundry
colonki. j. outsritAii I'lioi'idnrroH.
DOIU1UH I), OI.MHTKAII, MOH.
I'lioini 111. , TM l.iberl) Strut I
ON YOUR OUTING.
Wlifcthnr Huhlntt ni liiintlmf hah imibi
not nejilect a supply ol drinkubles to
counteract the effect of nu iuvoluiitniy
wMioinii ' a iruiii sueain or a kiulileli
downiour from the skies. The bot ob.
tainable wliltkies. brandlus, kIiik, oiAik
tails nnd cordlalto say notliiiiK
of the irjillepeucuble blauklwrry conllul
are always to bo found at
J. P, Rogers
218 and T.2 Commercial btreel.
Wholesale rud retail.
puny
Bought, nnd -which 1ms liocu
has homo tho Hlgnntiiro of
has hconnmdo under hla icr-
supervision bIiico Its Infancy
....In.l.l... ... I.. 41.1..
mi iiiiu iuiiwuiiu juuiii uiiii.
Signature of
THE FINE ART OF COOKING
Attnlii8 perfection wlili tliu iiru nt tlio
liluo lliunu oil Htoyo. FooU articled can
bo lmlleri, broiled nrronvti'il quickly nnd
cnslly, tlio Btmu Itolnir einokvlciH nnd
odorless. Ordinary keroseini uiiii bo
need and tlio kitchen iu not mmlo nn
oven by JioiirB ol unewxry llro. Why
bum wood nnd Mlffur when tho oil etovo
ia yourn for fH.GO.
LITTLE BO.PEEP
LOST HER SHEEP
Hut no one need worry nlniiit innlton
thin time of the year, if they can net
dainty and delicious Spring lamb for an
apiHitlzlui; and iiouriHhliiK Hummer
meal. We have overythiiiK In choice
meatu, anil all the dellcaelus ol thn mm
son in both frelli and smoked mentx
Hint Mill sun (lie most critical opicuro.
E. C CROSS SALEM, '.OR.
A Neat Kitchen.
Willi Hlatioiiery wath tuiix, a uood sink
and Uiilur and hot wuter supply, mid
line kitchen plumbing In general ia just
m lin)rtaiit in the homo as In the Mil
itary pi u in lil in; of your bathroom. We
will put ImprnviNi plumbing in new
Imildmurt, or relli old ones with tliu lln
est open pliimbiiik', or do any kind of
pliioiljiiik; on the btt icieutille method
at low prices.
BARR & PETZEL
'-'I l.COM I K HOI A I, HTUKkV.
Tolepliono No. '.'171
-r
SBSMtWl
ill
WANTED .
Now itodny ndvorllM merits four
iiiuo ur iubD in hub column inioriou
tliroo tlmoB Tor 2Bo., 50o avvook.
All OH navmb4 t All ...ua.a.
. ! $I.OO poVimonth. All ovorfouMfnoB
nt same rnto.
WANTKD. A man with Daler to balo
30 or 40 tons of liny. Address 55. K
leiKiienn, l-atr U round, or apply at
O 11. Moorcs ranch.
7 11 :
St-
UIOYlLES FOR WOOD. I will ex-
cnanj;n a lew second-liana wheels,
guns, revolvers or watchs, all in good
order, for wood. Geo if. Smith. seo
'omMiand store, .'!01 Coinmeicliil
stfeet. 7 10 Jm
YNTIiDi Sovcrnl boys nndgirla from
i i 10 i( yen is om, io lenru kooii t ratio.
Inqulie ol J., euro Journai olllee, or
cull. 7 0 0t
NICIJ Looklnu young lady Independ
ently weauny wouiu marry soon,
would nislst cnpnblo liUBband finan
cially, bank and other references, ad
dress Aliss D. II., 6714, Wnbash ave.,
Chicago, Ills 7 7-0t
l'OINTKU l'UPS-Flno pure bred Kna-
iisii poiiuere, :rom me old Mliellon
bitch, Sire "General." Call early.
T. Leon Davidson, Slornlngside.
0 30 lm
TO TI1K PUULIC-Wo havo on hand a
large Btock of haatern and hoino made
biiggloa which uo are selling at greatly
reduced prices in order to close them
out this Benson. 1'loaso call at 41 and
61 Btato street and exatnino them,
l'ohle& lllshop. U2S-tf
CHANGE OF LOCATION. I wlllSbi
pleased to see my frieuda nnd old cus
tomers nt tho Salem Wagon factory
Hill Commercial St., where I am now
employed. 1 endeavor to give Satis
faction. John C. Gardner. 0 M tf
HOME FOU flALE-Onoandono.lialf
miles eastol Asylum. Fivo acres, house,
barn, auduutbulldings, good water, two
acres (ruit; cuta seven tuns hay, ono
niidonu.half acre wheat, large garden
if bought soon, cropa will bo sold with
place, at a bargain. D. O. Howard.
0-20-1 m
WANTED. To exchange wagons, bug
gies, hacks, carta, etc., home or East
ern made, or horse shooing nnd re
pairs for oak or ash lumber; willnke
your old vehicles at a fair valuation in'
trade. For further par' iculaia call at
Halem Wagon Factory, 301 Commer
cial street. Werner Fenuell. U 20 lm
KEMOVAL NOTICE. Our customers
will hereafter Hud our barber shop at
22.1 Commercial next door to Thomp
son's jowelery storo Where wo will
be glad to meet our old constomers.
"Ilemombor Old Jack." Bunco Sc
Daniels. 0 18 lm
AGENTS WANTED To show our up
totlate Wall Map United State, nnd
World, size 47x07 tnohei. 3 to $6 a
day easily earned. Write for freo
sample mid particulars. 1 1 iff A
Company, Chtcngo, III. G-lo-2m
KOIt HALE Tents, awnings, camping
outfits of all kinds in now. and second
3latnl goods. Tin. ware, granite ware,
etc. Call at 210 Commercial stieet.
fl 18 linf
LADIES Free Harmless Monthly Keg
ulaior; can not fail. Mm, II. ltowan,
It. 177, Milwaukee. 7 13 lm
DON'T WOItltY I Woman's llleeslngl
Sure and Safe; Positive Cure for bup
prutsislor Irregular Meiistratiou, From
Any Cause; the Newest Discovery;
Heml fur llox, FHEE J. .M. Home,
M. D.,lloxW.,Chicago,HL 0 13 3w
ItOOMS. Furnished or unfurnished,
single or In suites, dining room ad
joining, homo-like, second lloor Cot
tle block, Mnltio IIutchliiB, prop.
4 13 tf
il )USE ULKANEUS- Item umber
that tliu best and cliuiipt.sl carwt
puporlH tlio heavy full paper sold
aiTiiHJouitNAL,ulliue. 20-tt
BloJIac Twine.
Mitchell, Lowls & Wtnver Co.'s branch
will be headquarters fur binding twinu
his season. 7-2Uwtl
HOTELSANTIAM
At Uotrolt, OroHon
Now open for Summer Tourists, now
house, newly fiirnlshttl llriUclasaaccpin
bdntlona. 1'rlco from $1 00 to $IM per
day. Good pack train and saddle horses
always ready to accomodate Tourists to
Hot Springs, Marion Lake, and Lake
l'amelia mid all good fishing (Mints.
H, Jacob, Proo.
vVillamatte Stables
0H)ii day and night for busi
ness. Hire you a rig or put up,
your team. Horses boarded,
satisfaction guaranteed. Your
patronage NOllcitod, Stage (or
McCoy leavoi stable at 0:20 n.
in. GimmI rig and careful driver,
("titer &l Lhvis, Props,
Bontli Commercial at.
Phoiiu 1721 A SO-tf
Fhe German Market
Will lm found all kinds ol meat
and the best uf sausage, FKEK
DKL1VEIIY. All bills due the
Uttt linn of Wult V Miescke
must bo paid.
jdol,z, & :son
171 Commercial Ht,
I"EM wooa SAW
t Two Maohlnos
Work oon- Uulokly.
Toleidiouo 2-)8.'l blituk. Ixiavu orders at
residence on 1 2th street, or Htolner's
inarktil M Van Flkkt, kw I'aiik. 6-illf
MiloC. Matthews
Hii(wi- t Kilwardi ti Mallhovia "
MICA.T and
HOUUTKV
MAKKET
State street near railroad. Freshest
and lottt int-atH Mv mtrous say 1 keip
the licest meals in town, --J
Osteopathy
In Salem and Albany
DR. GRACE ALBRIGHT
ira liiiie of American School of OatOti
pithy. SALEM Monday, Wednesday and
FrdUv; houra, 0 to 11 a. m.j ljto 4 p.
over Woller'a grocery, '
LI1VNY Tuuaday, Thursday and
Kjturliy: hours 0 to 12 a. iu. 1 to 6 p,
m., Mra. Wlnua resldeuce.