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Newspaper Page Texti lift i OT iniftriililtilftllliililf r""-'' Vl ":;"'' d:y r i h1i Ml ' t.Jf& ffs?ipsi3ss Acts gently on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels Cleanses the vstem OVERCOMES Js?T& ' "-fr ' Bur thc r.PNumr - m aht o ay (aui?rnia!TgpSyrvf(. .r.tllSV'll.. ..lHcy .., VOO. :; f nr. W 'OH U BY 111 MUC4" T, pmu tot mumim. O. C. T. Co's I'AHaENriKIt HrKAhi'KH POMONA. ajltonA IiKAVE8:fOIHrOKTIiAND Dally encopt Sunday at 7 a. m. QUICK TIMK AND-OilKAl' HATES. Duoklbotwenn btato anil Conrt tlta. M. 1'. HALDWIN. Agont. 111!! u Mountain or n,.PEiSi-'V? m lecial -$ Coast x x f'i Wo will put up any kind and grade of Icoffeo or ten In olio pound nlr tight ear f,jtoon. It will bo put up fresh and it will , retain its aroma. Saino inducement as before, 2 ounces of any llavor of our own make llavoring extracts freo with each $1 purchase, or a lunch basket; or with a 60 cent purchase; n bar of nice toilet soap. - Kemumlicr tlio baking nowdor 'Di amond llraud" Is our own make no such ran be had wherever you go at 30 cents a lb can. Yokohama Tea Store Phono 2111. Freo Delivery. jjAJuAA.M.slkALJLJk& 4 VfOCIAL NEWS 4 r- AND VIEWS r wyr "vr yrwyrr Miss ltebii Guns is Turner. visiting friends in Miss Grace Ilemeuway of Cottngo Grovels in tho city tho guest of Miss I-aiiol Veutch. Mrs. WYnlz, of the' Mute school has gono to Portland for two weeks' vis it "ith friends. Miss Kmina Howe who has been hero Visiting friends has returned to her home in Mt. Angel. J. J. Wiseman, Mr. K. L, Sliolton, Mr. anil Mrs. Mitchell and others arc from Dallas to attend the Hryan ratiflcation. Mrs. Susie Weaver and daughter Maude of Tho Dalles, aro visiting nt the homo of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Walker of Hast Salem. ' Sheriff F. W. Dnrbln and family left tills morulgn for Cascadia, Linn county, when) thoy will spend afow weeks enjoy, ing an outing at that resort. Mrs. H. A. Dearborn returned last ' night from Portland, where shu went to meet her sou it. II. Dearborn who has been uttendlng Cornell University. Mrs. W. C Knighton, of Itirmiughani, Alabama, who recently urrived in the city expecting to spend tlio summer month visiting her mother Mrs. K". E. Waters, was called homo Thursday by the sudden illness of Mr, W. C. Knighton. Mr. G. M. Westfall and Miss Kliza 15 wth were married at tlie of residence Dr. W. II. .Booth In Albany, Thursday morning at 8 o'clock by Hev. II. Gould. The groom is ono of Lebanon's young builneua men. Tho bride is the eldest sis ter n( Ur Itooth. The happp couple are spoinlinj. their honeymoon in this city. Exchante of Courtesies. Nov. II. a. Ketchum and Uev. Tlios, Doyd I). I). jKistor of the Fourth Presby leriau cnurcii o( Portland, exchange pulpits tomoorow July 15. Pleasant Blcycllnt Party. of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Sleye'rs, by their daughter, Alice V. Meyers, in honor of Miss Mae Heinz, of San Francisco, and Misses Jeanette and Irma Wolf, of Hen nemas. Cal. The beautiul lawn around th Jleyers' home "was one ol the most pleasant places that could be found in the city, and those who were present had a very enjoyable time. The eventng was spent in playing games upon the lawn until 7:30 o'clock, when tlio ontlro party took n bicyclo rldo throngli tlio principal streots of tlio city. Returning tlioy woro givon a re ception nt tho homo of Mr. and Mr. J. II. Lunn, whoro refreshments wore served-nud tho ovenlng spent in dancing and other games. Tlio bicyclo rido was led by Mr. Frank Catterlln 'and Miss Mao Heinz on a tandem, while the young folks rodo as follows, in ceuples: Mao Hoinz, Frank Cattorlln; Joanotto Wolf, Ernest Bean ; Irnia Wolf, Carleton Gilbert: Allco V. Meyer, Sidney Morri son: Dagmnr Gaines, Fred Moyorj Sophlo Catlin, Goorao .Lunn: Graco Carter, Fred Perkins; Eveliuo .Colbath, intnio j.nnn; humane urnig, itoy stn pleton; Corrlno Rloly, John Holmnn, Jr.- Amu Strong, Howard Catlin j Jeanctto Gray. The nest Prescription for MaUrU. ClillUaixlfcrcr lin bottle nf (Irovo'nTaJlelcci Cbll Tonic. It Malmply Iron autiqululilo In a Ustek'v form. No euro uo pay. Price 60e, 6-10 6m coil FORESTERS OF AMERICA. Entertain Members of the Orcton national Guard and Have a Social Time., Last evening 'after tho regular order of business about thirty members of tho 0. N. G., who woro nlso Foresters attended court Sherwood in n body. Thoy woro members from eovcii different courts of Oregon. A right royal, good old fashioned Foresters Pow-wow was tho principal feature of tho livening and was enjoyed in a manner always shown by Foresters. THE WHIPPING POST; IS IT AGAIN NEEDED? , Judge S. K. Baldwin, President of the American Bar Association, tliusdltcuss es tlio subject of punishment in the Now York Werld: Shall we restore tho whipping post? Why net: Is it becaueo tlfty or eov-onty-flvo years ago it was struck out of all, or nlinostall, of ourAmcrican Statute books? But why did they do that? Was It not becausoat that era of our national devel opment wo were anxious to lend tlio world in humauitariaiiism and whatever we thou deemed social progress? And may o not have acted n little hastily in coming to the conclusion that lines and jails were the only httmanunud tlio only philosophically justillablo punishment'' A lino always operates equally. Its amount must bo graded mainly by tho gravity of the offense. The same act, therefore, committed by a rich man, will bring on him tho necessity of paying n sum which occasions him no Inconven ience and committed by a jioor man, will bring on him the necessity of paying a sum which he has probably not got and cannot obtain without bringing upon others who are innocent, serious loss and discomfort. Most offenses nro committed by the poor. If lined they nro unable to pay tho flno nnd aro sent to jail for this do- fault. Where the prescribed penalty Is either fine or Imprisonment the latter is generally indicted upon them. And what does n Jail sontenco mean? To most a more comfortable homo and better food than thoy can get anywhere elso. It was not so in tho early days of this century, hero or anywhere. Throughout tho world H3tty offenders woro nnd always have been subjected to bo mo kind trf brief bodily pain or discomfort and then re leased. Every jail was n place of real suffering and privation. Tho truth is that modem society, at least in tho United States, has largely lost sight of tho rights of tho State as against tho criminal in humanely en deavoring to vindicate his rights as against the Stnto. Both have rights,but when they may seem to coino in conflict they should not, and rightly cannot, for tho welfare of wx'loty Is the paramount considera Salemitles Sick at Nome. Word comes from Caio N'omo that Governor Fletcher is down with tho ty phoid lever and that Clyde Brandenburg is very low with small pox. Their many friends trust that thoso reports may prove to be exaggerations at least. It's a serious Tiling For a woman to come to that period Known as i li.iuge of life It is almost .Uv,4s .i period of suffering, and the de rangement of mind aiul Ixxly It. borne jiiim. so greit that the family life is ut .erly marred by the unhappy wife und iiother At such a time every woman leeds just the help that i ghen by Dr. Pierce's favorite PreKrijitioii. It works with Nature, soothes the nerve by nonr .slung them, ami cure diseases of the lelicute organ. In brief, it makes weak women streng: iick women well. "FiiNoritc Prescription' contain no dcotiol, neither opium, coeaine, nor any itliet narcotic. ' ! Hate Ukn four buttU of Favorite I're cnptuii ' for female Mku and change ul lft." write Mr Mie A. Uowman. of New vlautiiorni, W'a.hinirton Co Ohio. 'Before 1 li Ukiue it I could not do anything I kail ci. ain lit my head and In the turk of my i-ck inn J thought I would !ok ray miud Sow t cm urk every dar and do not u8cr I rrc tu-u'iemt Patorite fTccrlpllon to all women m.r- lg ,M ,h, period of chance of lifer II U tit :. lucdhinc I have eer found " I livery woman should tend for a free I cor.y of I)r. Pierce's Medical Adviser I S- tut ji one-cent sumps to my expellee i f mailing only for the book in putier soTcr, or ji tUniiM for cloth, to l)r. I K V. Pierce, Buffalo.N. Y. "A Miss is As Good as a Mite." If you are not entirety toell, you Are St. Illness does not mean death's door. It is a sense of weariness, a " tired feeling," a life filled tvith nameless pains and suffer ing. In 90 of cases the blood is to blame. Hood's Sarsiparilla is Nature's corrccthe for disorders of the blood. Remember cJ&GCfy SaUaf)ai(f( ft O - 3 rHy a?a m-M T y. Bean tin ? The Kind You Hava Always Bought Steclal Reserves. "Old Government" whiskey, rocog nitcd by leading physicians, and espec ially by A. P. 01Moii M. D., .Captain and Surgeon, also by Wm. D. McCarty M. I)., Major and Surgeon, in United States Army. Furthermore, tho board of health of San Francisco, recommonds tills stimulant as tho purost, unadulter ated, for family use, for convalescents and Invnllds. Sold exclusively in Balom and Marion County by J. P. Rooeiis. 4-20-tf OASTOniA. Beara tin j? tin Kind You Have Always Bo'Jfihl The shoe sale at Given's old stand is a wonder. tion, nnd tho truo Interest of each is to submit to whatever secures tho truo in terest of till. If wo linvo in recent years dopartod from the teachings of philosophy nnd re ligion in this matter, it is our duty to re truco our steps, it is impossible long to contend successfully ngnlnst tho laws of nature. As wa's well said by RetiBscau: "If tho legislator establish a principlo nt vnrianco with that which results from tho nature of things tho stnto will novor censo to bo agitated until the principle has been expelled and invinci ble nature liai resumed her sway." In an address delivered in 1809 before the American Bar J Association, Sir Wil liam Kennedy, nnoof the justices of tho hiith court of justico of England, laid it down thnt"the root Idea of stnto punish ment, Its governing principle, was neither tho reforming of tho criminal nor the prevention of crime, but tho lltncss of suffering to aln tho relation which ought to exist between wicked ness nnd pain." I believe this to lo truo. Lnw is not law unless It possesses n coercive forco unless it enn compel obedience to Its commnnds or submis sion to n penalty for disobedience. Ijiw is no lnw unless it has a sting for thoso whodlsoboy it. Tho smart of a sound whipping is of ton found ngood thing in upholding household disciphuo. I think thnt loys should generally, if they infringo tho disciplino of tlio stnto, be treated in tho same way rather than be font to jail. It degrades less nnd hurts more. Of course, tho whipping should bo moder ate and administered in private. I would treat the rufilan class, tho rnvislier, the betrayer of a'chlld in tho muno way for part, at least, of thoir punishment. Such n return to ancient ways, or rattier to the principlo of thone ways, for tliat principle was often abused, would not only help to prevent crime; it would save an immense amount of pub lic monoy. Every criminal in jail prob ably costs, in ono way or another, no less than $10 a week to tho taxpayors. I had rather spend it in somo other way. Thero is more Catarrh in this section of the country than nil other diseases put together, and until tho last few yearn it wos supposed to bo incurable. For a great many years doctors pro nounced It a local diseaso, and pro scribed local remedies, and by con stantly failing to euro with local treat ment, pronounced it incurable Science has provon catarrh to bo a constitutional disease, nnd therefore requires constitu tional irciiunoni iiaira uatarrii uuro, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., 'loledo, Ohio, is tho only constitutional euro on the market. It is taken inter nally in doses from 10 drops to a tca sjHxmful. It acts directly on tho blood and mucous surfaces of tho system. They offer one hundred dollars for nny cesa it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. Address, F. J. Ciiknkv A Co., Toledo, O. Sold bv Druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills aro tho best. Beara tl IW Kind You Hate Altars BttgW All hats at greatlv reduced prices. Mrs. Smith, Statu street. 7 U Iw CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Boars the 7y tT.i r Signature of uctZ-CC4Ci4 0. H. k H. City Office 216 Commercial street. Call for pausen ger and freight rates. Gov M. PowTtns, Agt. LOANS AT CURRENT BATE INSURANCE HEAL ESTATE BOZORTH BROS., 292 Commercial Street, Salem Oretoa. 7-H-U-dAir PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM rrnruTt aval tcaa&rt ti tub; pMiaia m kll-LlaVX.1 rMSStlk. tfrr 7alU to llcatnr Otmj I Oun kip a-" k umi. iiur ia iia idudiui tajr (TJlll L I.TIWw imiCST vUMHUWari iy HOW HE ADVERTISES. Odd Way Id Which an Objector 1 Became a Con vert. "Onco, whan I was publishing a pa per in Scattlo, I convinced a man in tho most emphatic way that it paid to ad vertise." said an old Journalist. ''Ho was a fairly prosperous merchant, and I had tried for a long time to get him to Insert nn advertisement in my paper." "Oh, it's no U8ol" ho would say. "I never read the advertisements in n pa per, and no ono el so does. I bolluvo in advertising, but in n way that will forco itself upon tho public. Then it pays. Hut in a nowBpapor pshaw I Every body who reads n newspaper dodges tho advertising pages as if thoy were poi son." "Well," said I, "if I can convinco you that pcoplo do read tho advertising pages of my pacr, will yon advertise?" "Of course, 1 will. I advertise whor over 1 think it will do any good." "Tho next day I had the following lino stuck in tho most obscure corner of tho paper, botweon n couplo of patent medicine advertisements: "What Is Cohen going to do about it." "Tlio next day so many pcoplo an noyod him by asking what that line meant, that ho begged mo to .explain tho matter In my noxt issue. I promised to do so it ho would let mo write tho ex planation and stand by it. Ho agreed, and I wrete: 'Ho is going to advertise, of course." And ho did." The Latest Yarn. A Pittsburg drummer tells this new yarn: I always carry a Iwttlo of Kemp's' Balsam in my grip. 1 tako cold easily and a few doses of tlio Balsam al ways makes mo a well man. Every where I go I sienk a good word for Kemp. I tako hold of my customers I tako old men and young men, and tell them confidentially what I do when I tako cold. At druggists, 25c nnd f0o. 4 Daptlst Picnic. Arrangements nro being complotod to hold tho Baptist S. S, picnic noxt Wed nesday, announcements will lie made Sunday. Freezlnc Weather la July Would cause great discomfort nnd loss, but fortunntolv it is seldom known. A vast nmount ot misery is caused nt this Beasou, howevor, by Impoverished blood, poor appetito and ueueral dobliity. Thcso conditions may be rnmcdUd by enriching tlio blood nnd toning the stomach with Hood's Sarsaparilla. This medicine seems to put new life into the whoio nhvslcnl system, simply becnuso of Its wonderful power to purify, enrich and vltnllzo tlio mood, crcatu an appe tite and Invigorate tho digestivo func tions. Wo advise you to get n bottle nnd try it if you are not feeling Just right, it win uo you inoro goM limn a six weeks vacation. It is tlio bert med icine money can buy. . Hot Weather and Holidays Now thnt wo liavo lino weather nnd you nro iironariuir for vour holiday trip, it will bo to your advautago to remember that the best stock of canned groceries and luxuries nnd such us you need are sold by Branson & Hagnn. eod Through the Yellowstone. Tho now routo via tlio Oregon Short Lino Itnllroad nnd Monida, Mont., ena bles you to make a delightful trip through tho Yellowstone National Park, entering vin Monida and coming out via Cinnabar, making it unnecessary to cover nny portion of tlio routo twice. For beautiful dcHcriptivo booklet, writo or call at Oregon Short Lino Ticket Ollice, 1-12 Third street, Portland, Oregon. 0 18 (Iw Cheap Harvesters. Two second-hand Dcarlni! binders for snlocheapntthe Mitchell, Lewis & Slaver uo. brunch implement House, bniem. Opposite Capital brewery. 7-U-tf il&w BUSINESS OAItDS. O. fi. 05AOK Successor to Dr. J. M. Keeno, Jof Whito Corner, Salem Or. Parties desir ing superior operations ut in oil urate fees in any branch are in especial request. ALBERT A. JESSUP. , Phono 1071,1 ROOMS 1 AND 3, OKAY 1IUC. SOUIiE JJROS. PIANO TUNERS AND KKI'AIKBIIS PORTLAND .OKK For rUIem ami rlclully .Ivave, i)nr at ilwi Wlll'a MutloHlne B. F. JONES. Attornoy-nt-Law Toledo, Oregon. Wm Clerk of Circuit Court for aU;)ean uii.Wuh an up-toilatu aUtractuf all riirly lu l.lurolii county, IM7w Salem later office,;cjty:uall.3 For water service annly at ofllc. Bills payable monthly In ndvauce Muke all complaints at the otllce. CAPITAL 'CITV Express and Transfer .Meets all mail and passenger trains. Baggage to all parts of the city. Prompt service. Telephone No, 851. T DIHUUB A 8KIPTON. CtllUH TOOTHACHE, EARACHE and NEURALGIA la a piIdoU, all dnmtita or TltnTI.I.o Mrilli'Ul Co. ZA llfvadwi, Nw Vrk. B. ml fr Ilootkt I CURE YOURSELF! w iUgii tut ul U4t 114 - '.f . IUl 4 Ht4tl '' Co., Trad Uirk 1 &&& JHV QuriiM4 B f7nTlEusCMH r k i .it i u uf ' rttn t I ttCUOel tut mMBr 1 fill . !' " tri' MolJ Uy Jru4..U, r ivril in ftni fi(w Vl rlpfW rll (' ji ! r i I- tit- Ji 7&, f tr. ul Mail rvuutjaft WCi.iitn'iihiiiMiruiiM flu i '"'Tra II H m" 1 fi mm 1 fri CASTORIA -i vy.e AYcgctablel'rcpnxnttonror As similating llicFoodnntincgula llng UicSlomachs and. Bowels of Promotes DigcslioivCliecrfuI ncssaniWcst.Contnlns neither Opium.Morphinc nor Mineral. NOT "NA31C OTIC . hW efOMJk-XtNUTLimmi urytOM - i 111 (ZttrutkJala Cnff4 fUfr hlnirrjtt. flam; Apafecl Remedy forConslipn Uon , Sour Stotnnclt, Diarrhoea Worms .Coiwulsions.icvcnsh ncss ihkI Loss of Smu:i FacSunilo Signature or NEW YOUK. nuraxmixx&rsi 1 exact copy or wrapper S- v JX, in V I1sbx& ? R. M. WADE & CO. &!&&& salem:oregon Something to Be Proud Of fa tlio ownorshlp of n Crescent. Cleve land or Qendron bicycle. It is the nemo of perfection In bicyclo construction, where lightness Is' not sacrificed for strength uud mechanical skill blend to mnko n wheel that is unuxcullod for run tim: dualities nnd reliability. Wo have 48plendld stock to choose from. At fl'o, to WW. R. M. Wade &Co. &3&rKm$& '?r s&rc " P 2 ftp V "It Takes the Cake" Is the usual favorable comment on tho sujierb laundry work turned out ut Sa lem's Steam I-uundry. Tho liest of llniiii and other materials uro easily ruined b) cnreleui and iiidiffiireut laundering, Uii cannot und do no hope to retain your patronngu by slipshiMl work, and tlm boct is iioiiu too gooil hero. Salem Steam Laundry COLONKI. J. OI.MHTUAI) I'llOI'UIUTOII. DOIIOUH II, Of.XSTKAII, HUM. I'hoiiH 111. 'SM Liberty .Sired ON YOUR OUTING. Whether fishing or hunting, you must not neglect n supply of drinkables to counteract thuvt!ft.ct of an Involuntary bousing In a trout' stream or a audduii downiiour from the skies. Tho best ob. talnablo whiskies, branditis, gins, ooek. tails and cordials to say nothing of the indlapensablo blackberry oonlhil are ulways to bo found nt J P Rogers 218 and 222 Commercial Htreet. atrWlioluuilend retail. vr:arii;M.v - kT . w ui m vyp ! For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought , Bears Signature of In se For Over Thirty Years K THC OCfVTAUN COMPANY NCMf tOHH CITtl 2!3gjzm3i THE FINE ART OF COOKING Attains perfection with tho use of the blue Hume oil stove. Food articles can bo boiled, broiled or rousted ipilckly nnd easily, tho stove lielng smokeless and odorless. Ordinary kerosene can be used and the kitchen is nt made tin oven by hours of uiiessary lire. Why burn wood and suffer when tho oil stove is yours for fti.50. LITTLE BOPEEP LOST HER SHEEP But no on need worry nlwiit mutton tills time of tlio year, if they can get dainty nud delicious Spring lainh for mi npH)tUing and nourishing Hummer meal, Wo have everything in choice meats, and all tho delicaciiM of tho sea son In both freih and smoked meats that will suit tlm most critical epicure. E. C. CROSS SALEM OR. A Neat Kitchen. With stationery wash tuns, a uood sink and boiler ami hot water supply, and line kitchen plumbing in general is just as t in jwirtit ii t in tho home ai in the mm itary plumbing of your bathroom. Wh will put improved plumhiiig in new building or refit old ones with tho tin cut opon phiuibliig, or do nny kind of plumbing on the bout tcionliflu muthixla at low prices. BARR&PETZEL ' 21 rcOMMKItOIALSTKKK i Telephouu No. '-:)7I the . i &xf ttr m rX 0 " rva T "" - WA.NTJ3T3 Now todny ndvortlsomonts four, linos or loss In this column Inserted' thrpo times .for 26o., SOo a wook.' Sil.OO por month. All oVor four linos at onrr.o rnto. BICYCLES FOR WOOD.-t will ox chsngo a few second-hand wheels, guns, revolvers or wntchs, all in good order, for wood. Geo. F. Smith, sec onddinud store, 301 Commercial street. 710 1m W A N T K I). Several boys and girls From 1 1 to 17 years old, to learn good trade. Inquire of J., cure Journal ollice, or call. 7 0 0t LAUIES-I iMako Big Wogos tho year round and you can readily do tho same for tho work is very pleasant nnd will easily pay f 18 weekly. 1 have often made $5 a day, nnd anyone who will work can do as well. 1 speak from ex perience nnd know that oven your, spare tlmo is valuable. This is no do-' ception. I want no money nnd will gladly send full particulars to all sending a 2c stamp. Addross MRS. A. 11. WIGGINS, Benton Harbor, Michigan. 7-H-U POINTER PUPS Flno puro-brod Eng hsn pointers, from the old Shelton bitch, Biro "General." Call early. T. Iajou Davidson, MomlngBido. 0 30 lm TO THE PUBLIC-Wo lirtvoon hand n--largo stock of Eastornund homo mado btiggioa which wo nro selling nt greatly j reduced prices In order to closo thorn n out this season, l'lcaso call at 41 and ' 51 Stnto street nnd oxnmino them, ' Polilo A Bishop. 0 28-tf r; CHANG kVpTooThON.--I will b i pleased to see my friends nnd old cus-V tomiirs nt the Salem Wagon factory i 301 Cnmmgrcial St., whoro I am now ft employed. I endeavor to give Satis faction. John O. Gardner. 0 20 tf HOME FOR SALK-Ono and ono-half ? miles east of Asylum. l'ivoucrcs,houso, . Iinru, iindoutbuildiiigs, good wnter, two "t acres fruit; cuts seven tons liny, one-', and ono-half aero wheat, largo garden . if bought soon, crops will bo sold with place, tit n bargain. I. C. Howard. 0-20-lni WANTED. To exchnngo wagoiiB, bug- , gles, hacks, carts, etc., home or East- ,.' em made, or horse shooing and ro- pairs for oak or nsh lumlicr; will tnko ' your old vehicles nt u fair valuation in trade. For further particulars call nt Saloni Wagon Factory, 301 Comtnor-. clal street. Werner Fennell. 0 20 lm ' J REMOVAL NOTICE.-Our customers will hereafter llnd our barber slibpat 22;l Coiiimercinl next door to Thomu- ' son's jowelery store Where wo will' be glad to meet our old constomers. "Uemeinher Old Jack." Bunco A Daniels. 0 18 lm ,- A(iENTSVANTED To show our up-"1 to-dato Wall Map United States and' World, sizu 47x07 indict. f3 to $S u'' dny easily earned. Write for free Hiimplu und particulars. Illff A Company, Chicago, HI. ClB-2m FOR KALE Tents, awnings, camping outfits of nil kinds in new uud second Ijhiind giKids. Tin waro, grnnito ware, ( .eto.U.Uall.nt 210 Commercial street. 018 lmf i LADIES Freo llurmless Monthly Reg- ' ulator; can not fall, Mrs. B. Rowan, . 7 13 Im it. ut, .Milwaukee. DON'T WORRY I Woman's Bleeslngt . Suru nnd sufu; Positive Cure for Sup pressed or Irregular Monstrntion, From Any Cause; tlio Newest Discovery; Send for Box, FREE J. M. Home, M. D.,BoxW.,Chlcago, 111. 7 13 3w ROOMS. Furnished or unfiirnlshod, single or in suites, dining room ad joining, liouiu-!iku. second floor Cot tle block. Mnttio lltitcliius, proii. 4 13 tf H'lUbH ULKANERS Rcmoiubot that tho bcBt and cheapest carpet paper IhUiu heavy felt paper, sold"" at 'J'iik Jouunai. ollice. 20-tf DlnJIof Twine. Mitchell, Lewis it Stnver Co.'s branch will bo lieadipuirterH for binding twine his season. 7-2uiwtf HOTELSANTIAM At Uotrolt, OroBon Now opuii for Hummer Tourists, now house, newly furnished 11 rst-clnss accom odations. Price from f 1.00 to $1.50 por dny. Good pack train und saddlo horsos always ready to accomodate Tourists to Hot Springs, Marion Lake, and Lake Pnmelia nud nil good fishing points. H, Jacob, Prop. Willamette Stables. 0kii day nud night for busl niMis. Hire you a rigor put up your team. Horses boarded, satisfaction etuiruiiteed. Your patronage solicited. Stage for .McCoy leaves stablo nt UiL'O a. in. (ickmI rig and careful driver, ' TETER & HANSEN PROPS, South Commercial st. Phono 1721. 0-30.tf The German Market Will ho found all kinds of moat nud the best of sausage, FREE DELIVERY. All bills due the latu llriu of Woit A Miescke must be paid. CDOL.Z, & :son 171 Commercial St. OTEAM WOOD" SAW " ) O Two MnohlnoB Work Uonu Uulokly Telephone 2j8'I black, I-euvu orders nt ntaiduuco on 12th street, or Steluer's iimrket. M. Van Klkkt, Ykw Paiik. fj-Olf MiloC. Matthewi SiiPOOMor :) Kil ward A Matthews """" MIC AT nnd 1'UUI.TKV MA.RKET Stnto street near railroad. Freshest nnd liest meats. My patrons say I keep tlie Ix-est meats In tow n. Osteopathy In naluin and Albany, DR, GRACE ALBRIGHT I Graduate of American School of Osteo pathy. x& SVLEM Monday, Wednesilay and Krid.iv; hours, 0 to 11 ,. m.j 1 to 4 p. over Weller's grocery. ALBANY Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday : hours 0 to 12 a. m. ; 1 to 6 p. PJCMHIIWI iJeTaijaw in , Mrs. Winns residence. H