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tJaaV T . ECZEMA This mot 'aggravating ind tortnentlrig of all skin diseases is caused by an acid condition of M M mJB MM M the blood, and unless relieved through certain instrumentalities too much " m m m IHRK inflammation, but cannot reach the disease. Only S. S. S., the real blood medicine, can do this. S. S. S., the only purely vegetable remedy known, is a safe and permanent cure for Ecrema and all deep-seated blood and kin troubles. It goes direct to the seat of the disease, neutralizes the acids and cleanses the blood, rc-inforccs and liuigorates all theOrtratlS. and tbUS Clears the SVSteill of all imnilHtlM flirnimli til- natural rlmnm-ln' tlincHn roll.1 nit rt.........I -..lU. mU. 1I .lima f !. .If... 1I-- luwiuc, u . oi,i4a V4 uc uiacuM; uisappcar. ." J'A . 'toltjnln, o' Cardlngtoii, Ohio, my she was afflicted with Scrofulous sores and Ectetna from birth. Htr fce at times became bo badly swollen lht the wss not recognisable, and her limbs od hand") wer very sort. She wis treated by all the doctors In town without being; beneatted, and In ber researches for relief, was told by an old physician to take 8. 8 8. She followed his advice and was promptly cured, and has never bad a return of the disease. This was seventeen years aro. 8he sincerely bellrrey she would have been in her grave years ago but for S. 8 8 , and adds, ''whst It has done for me it will do for others " Bend for our book on Blood and Skin ; they vrlll cheerfully give any information or advice wanted. We make no charge O. C. T. Co's PASSENGER BTKAMEIt POMONA JL AMD fC altonA iLKAVEfl roillPORTIiAND Dally aioept fluadar at 7 a. m. QUICK T1MK AND C11KAP HATKB. Dooklbatwaaa HUta and Coart tits. M. P. UALDWIM, Agsnt. Mountain or Coast x, x Wo will out un anv kind and erado of cofloo or tea in onn pound air tight car toon, it win do put up irosii nnu it win retain its aroma, Samo inducement as bofore. 2 ounces of nnv flavor of our own mako flavoring Oxtracta free with each $1 purchase, or a lunch baskot; or with a 50 cent purchase; a bar of nice toilet soap. Koinembcr tho bakine nowder"Dl arnond Brand" Is our own make no such can be had wherever you go at 30 cents aiucan. Yokohama Tea Store iL Tlione 24ll. Free Delivery. AAA.J U SOCIAL NEWS a -4 r AND VIEWS ,v Mrs. J. A. Morrison has roturned from Gladstone Park. Mrs. L. M". Haines and son Joseph liavo gone to San Francisco for a visit. Mrs. D. II. Craven is visiting her si 8' Iter, Mrs. F. E. Brown, at Jefferson, Salem society ladies have this wock -Special for Outing! i-aibeen keeping tho track to tho laundry whot forenoons In order to appear at tho - "afternoons. " Some havo attended as high as three functions In a day. Rev. C. F, McPhorsao, accompanied '"by his better half, formerly Miss Anna Atwood, roturned to Junction City today, Rafter a short vJslt.wlth Mrs. McPherson's parent; Mr. and Mrs. J, II, Atwood. '" An Evenlnt Party. One of the most enjoyable social fySrenta of the early summer season was "thb" party given at tho home of Mr. and Mrs, II. B. Thioleon last evening. Al- though the day had been exceedingly tirann the spacious parlors and porches of their residence, near thecapltol, wore Biade exceedingly comfortable for tho J-'gtiests. All enjoyed the additional pleasure of-ihforniallty, and especially the raro musical accomplishments dis played by Mr. Thielson, 8r. Miss Kay served lenfo-punch during the evening, which was later supplemented with a coureo of ico cream and cake, after which the guests departed with pleasant memories bf a delightful evening spent. VThe invited guests of the evening were; v Gov and MrsTT, Geer; Mrs Theo Downing; Mrs Penley ; Mr and Mrs F I - (Qundar; Judge and Mrs O E Wolvcr ton; Mr and Mrs OP Bishop; Judge and Mrs FA Moore; Mr'and Mrs OS Moore; Judge and Mrs It S Bean; Dr ndMrsRCartwright; Mr arid Mrs A ,,F Holer and Mrs L V Bollou ; Mr and .Mrs Eugene Breymant Ex.Gov and Mrs ZF Moody; Mr and Mrs EP McCor nack and Mrs Thomas; Mr and Mrs Werner Breyman; Mr and Mrs Win Brown and Mrs Eldridge; Mrs EM Walte: Judge and Mrs Geo II Burnett; Mr and Mrs Ohas Gray; Miss Burnett; Mrs Hnelat; Prof and Mrs J II Acker roan; Mr and Mrs W T Slater; Miss Kay: Drand Mrs SR Jessup; Judge and Mrs J J Murphy ; Mrs E E Waters ; Mrs 8 O Dyer; Mr and Mrs I L Patter son: Mr and Mrs G B Gray: Mr and Mra A N Bush: Mr and Mrs E O Cross; Mr and Mrs Edward Ilirech; Mr and Mrs Claude Gatch ; Mr and Mrs AT Gilbert; Mr and Mrs J D Sutherland; Mr RB Flomlng; Mr and MrsWT itirnv.Mr nml Mm W T flrau M n.l IMrs A N Gilberts Dc and Mrs J FCal- r".i7 adMrs W T Williamson ; Mr and Mrs O D GahriAlann : Mran.i MriJ DliW'Mr.n,! II.. T I -,... 'Sfi11" Ilendrjcks; Mr ami Mrs J W Bickford; Mr and Mrt Otto lVJiidvi.n,i.?I,r? Jonn KraoasaiMrand AiauBiw; .air m nn m xi t. n.. a. Mrs II Wra Thlelson ; Mr Fred Thielsen 1 mi anu .nrs x llolverson. 1 , WUf Prout.d. The will of Mrs. Nancy M. Henhnm. deceased, has been admitted to probate. Easy to Tak& Easy to Opormto Because, purely vtKetabls-xet thor ough, prompt, healthful, satisfactory- Hood's Pills of this acta poison reaches the skin and it becomes red and inflamed. The itchinr and burning are fmib? t'he dSSS? Jf.IhM VCr ,cnte(1 'rom any cause- The Mn cms Tflr" sleepT4aU Impowble, e daMnle mfTrrer, regardless of consequences, scratches until strength i exhausted. rJ,.tmftilf.. gA .i ap?1ar? '"''""y' "tile pustules, discharging a sticky fluid, which tesT$,K the Ja5S8MSHi bec.uRseeUW "nd '" "ke iM m " " f THERE CAN BE NO EXTERNAL IRRITATION WITHOUT AN INTERNAL CAUSE. If the blood is in n pure, healthy condition, no poisonous elements can reach the skin. . . External applications of washes, lotions and salves sometimes mitieatc the itchlm? and soothe th lb Diseases, and write our nlivsiclans full v about Tho will disposes of proporty vlatted at $3,000. Tho holrs-at-law nre: W. W, Hepburn, husband, ogod 60 years, Sa lem ; IMyrtlo Card, daughter, aged 20 yoars, Salem; William D. Hepburn, Bon, nged 24 years, Berlin, rcnn.j Mary Mnudo Hopburn, daughter, agod 22 yoars, Salem; ArtharWccd Hopburn, son, aged 18 years, Salem; Ethol Eliza, both Hopburn, dnughtor, aged 13 years, Salem. Deceased leaves her Fischor piano jointly to hor two daughters, Mary Maude and Ethel Elizabeth, and to tho latter she leaves $500. Tho balnnco of tho proporty is to bo divided equally among tho sons and daughters. John W. Reynolds is named as executor. J0URMAL X-RAYS Gall is too often taken or mistaken for moral courage. t t t Sons of congressmen for ofllcers, and common Bons-of-guns for privates, ttt Kails and wiro and binding twiuo and lots of things nru bringing a good price this year. . $12 toflO per ton Ib offered for Italian prunes and Bartlett pears at Eugene, for Eastern shipment. ::: The man who doesn't bcliovoin adver tising wants but little hero below, and that's all he gotB. Printers' Ink, July 11- 44 9 Tho estato of tho lata Vice-President Hobart Is worth 3,000,000. Mr. Hobart hold bonds in 20 corporations and stock in ovor 100. Tho United Statos circuit court in Cal ifornia has sustained n I.os Angeles city ordinance limiting tho hoight of bill boards to six feet. t t t Three moro coment crossings and a good block of cement sidewalk aro evi dences of prosperity on Commercial street, near Hotel Willamette Tho Democratic Now York Times is supporting McKinley and tho Springfield Republican Is supporting Bryan. It's a good sign when olltlclnna disagree. t T An exchange declares that tho man ner in which a man pays his subscrip tion is an infallible tost of his honesty. But there aro others, and the newspa per isn't tho only fish. : h It Is everlastingly to tho credit of the present administration that it finds itself "not at war with tho governent of China.' May it keep In that attitude, would bo the wish of a large majority. t t A neighbor suggests that to send moro men to China to avengo the death o those already killed, is very much liko bucking a lottery game, and verily, it would seem like calamity to waBto more good American blood in order to kill off a hordo of Chinese. t ? t Wonder Just how the Republican editors who publish as original matter Mark Hanna'a made-to order editorials feel. Scores of them have tho samo edi torials about Oregon sheep, written in Washington, and possibly each ono thinks that he is the only ono who is Jay enough to use them and hopes it won't bo noticed. H Uncle Sam is immensely popular with royalty Just now. Britain "cousins" him, tho kaiser says pretty tilings to him about the "impulse of interests" and the czar warms up with an allusion to "Russia's old friend." France talks about "an ancient ally" and the mikado is happy because his people havo been dubbed "the Yankees of the Orient." Astoria Budgot. t S r A writer in the Tacoma Ledger tells the following Chinese stery: The Chinese Sunday school clasaln American churches will probably be abolished It should never have been Instituted. The youngest and prettiest or most charm ing of American society girls were the instructors, and each Chinaman must have a teacher to himself. He made handsome presents to his instructor, fell in love promptly, and bestowed at tentions until father or brother inter fered and stopped further demonstra- 'on T''eir education proceeded as far as n as reading a verse from the Bible in an unknown dialect. After Sunday school they finished the day playing poker they were heathens, A lady who had seen one of the Celesttals in gorgeous clothes at the C street church called at his laundry to have him send to her hotel for the weekly wash, when this dialogue ensued. 'You stlanger?" "Yea." "Then bling pllceman lie know you me not." SATm? I (UUOWWttUUU sss vaur for this, Address, Swift Specific Co , Mlsnli.Cs. Unless thoro is assurapco of porfect harmony among the allies, Undo Som would be Justified in having nothing to do with the movement. Thoso Cliinnmon eecm to havo tho ad vantage of tho allies in one thing. Thoy aro at least harmonized. In fact thoy socin to bo a unit for foreign blood. When You arrive at Kowport got Cal. Bain's baggago wnuon todo vour haullne ho would furnish vou wool. Bread, nios and cakes, look you up a house or camping place. Branch Bakery, at Nye Creok. All charges reasonable. 7-17-lm PERSONALS. Ellis Purvino was in Portland yester day. F. A. Wiggins wont to Portland yes tordry. J. S. Cooper, o( Independence was In tho city yestordoy. Lyman Leo has gono on n short trip to Eestcrn Oregon. Mryor Bishop left today for Newport, and will bo Joined by Mrs. Bishop. W. M. Plvranle. formerly a workman for W. F. It. Smith, has taken charge of tho lattcr'p blacksmith shop, on Com mercial street, during his nbsenco In tho Sound country. There Is moro Catarrh in this section of tho country than all other diseases nut toirether, nnd until tho last few vears it was supposed to bo Incurable. For a great many years doctors pro nounced it a local til sense, and pro scrilcd local remedies, and by con stantly falling to euro with local treat ment, pronounced It incurable. Science has proven catarrh to bo n constitutional ulscaso, ana therefore requires constitu tional treatment Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured bv F. J. Clienov & Co.. Toledo, Ohio, Ib tho only constitutional euro on tuo markot. it is taken inter nally in doses from 10 drona to a tea- spoonful. It nets directly on tho blood and mucous surfncoa of tho system. They offer ono hundred dollars for any ceso it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. Address, F. J. Cuk.vky & Co., Toledo, O. bow oy uruugistR, 7oc. Hall's Family Pills aro tho best. Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! al most for nething: Given's old stand. The llorallest Mao In Salem As well us the handsomest, und others are invited to call on any druggist and got free a trial bnttlo of Kouin's liuisaru ior tuo anroui ana bunus. u remedy that Is guaranteed to euro and bollevo all Chronic and Aouto Doughs, Asthma, Bronchitis and Consump tion, Prlco 25a. and 60c. ood&w Bun ti The Kind You Haw Always Bought A. O. U. W. In Session and when you go from labor to refresh- tnnntraitiAtnKiii lint flu lutof In lin I market is woll cooked and served to order in first class stylo at tho St Elmo Restaurant. Hot Wcther and Holidays Now that we havo lino weather and you aro preparing for your holiday trip, it will be to your advantago to remember that tho best stock of canned groceries and luxuries and bucIi as you need are sold by Branson A Ragun. ood oASToniA. Bean the 1M Kind Yo Hiw Alwsrs BiW Cheap Harvesters. Two second-hand Dearing bindora for salocheapatthe Mitchell, Lewis AStaver Co. branch implement house, Salem. Opposite Capital brewery. 7-lMf d&w Major 8. L. Woodward. United States recruiting officer in Chicago, was yes terday ordered bv Army otlicials to go to China. HAIR LIKE THii Ii st&A.Ir obUloLhU throorh tb dm of Na.tr trot Iltrpicldt, ttnnmiy Erp.r-tiQooa tb mir i th-i rvhM tad a nihtuu. ib ffwTni or tntcrob tbavV u reipon bid. (or ll Mlp dtft . 11 inns tuAKti 1 draft -ad tiAilng bir Uol lun libit .Dd c-utc thick, urunt crowth to rti).c4 vir lu Iba (orutr thin, brittU tuir Tba iiDtlamiD will alma find IV an iM.tunabU boon tA tham. aa It work a Ilka & fthatm od bald haadi brUiftac forth growth fll aoft, thick hair tbat aouca mUbt b pra.d of. t.rto drarit proclaim lU vUtnat, a partbafollowioct OrriccorW Tl. WrioirtLOTD, M.BTtVILLB.UuMrJl-19.M. Jxr Strt llerptCada u wrtAinlr both article, and will di ita wurk a adrvrtUed i IbAlUwbrwaaclUL I vu-r-Dt a-ery bot tle, and nooa baj bn rtturtl rlcaaara4 me aaot brr doxen and obllf e, TOwa rtiect (ilUj, WlLiliBflirtaoii. For S-lc at all FiritXIisT Drug Storu. n TODAY'S MARKET. Poiitland, Jul y 20 Wheat, valloy C5 to 50. Walla Wallo, 55 to 5(1. Flour Portland, boat grades 2.05 to 3.20. Graham 2.70 per bbl. Oate Choico Whito3135c, groy 32 to 33 per bushel. Allllstufi Bran, $13; shorts, f 15. Hay Timothy fl0ll per ton. Onions 1.25 for red 1.50 for Silvor- skins. Potatoes 10 to 60c per Back. Butter Best dairy, 20025; fancy creamery, 35 to 40c. Storo 25c. Eggs Oregon, 17 to 17)c. Poultry Chickens, 13.00 to 4.00; hens, $4 to 4.50; turkoys. live 13c. Mutton Dressod, 7 to 7o por pound. Hogs Heavy droeBed 5 to 0c. Beef Steers. 14.50; cows,3.50 4; drcBsed beef, 0w to 7J4C Veal Dressed, 8 8Kc for Binnll. Hops 28c. Wool Valloy, 1213c ; Eastern Ore gon, 10 lGc; Mohair, 25c. Hides Green, salted CO lbs, 80c; undor GO lbs, 1)48 ; sheep polts, 15 20c 8AI.KH MADEST. Wheat 58 pounds and ovor, 40. Wool, 13 to 10c. Mohair, 25c. HopB 6 to 7mo Oats 23 to 30c. Hay Baled, cheat, $7; to 7.50 timo thy, $10. Eggs 14 to 15c. Flour In wl.oleealo lots, $2.60; retail, $3. MillstuffB-Bran, $13; shorts, $14- Hogs Dressed, 5)c. Livo cattle Steers, 3J4 ; cows, 2tf to $3. Sheep $2.503. Dressed Veal OKo. Butter Dairy, 16c; creamery, 20c. Toultry Fat hens por lb 7 to 8c. spring cnlckcns per lb., 0 to 10 Potatoes 20 to 25c por bushel for old. Potatoos now, 60c per bushol. At Bed Time take n pleasant herb drink, tho next morning I feel bright and my com plexion is better. My doctor says it acts gontly on tho stomach, liver and kidneys, and is a pleasant laxative. It is mado of horbs, and is propored as cosily as tea. It is called Lane's Medi cine All drugglstB Bell It at 26c. and 50 cts. . Lane's Family Medicino moves tho bowels each duy. If you cannot got it, send for frco sample. Address, Orator F. Woodward, LoRoy, N. Y. BUSINESS CARDS. C. JH. fflACK Successor to Dr. J. M. Keeno, !of Whlto Corner, Salem Or. Parties desir ing superior operations at inodorato fees in any branch aro in esec!al request. ALBERT A. JESSUP. Phono 1071.1 IIOOMS 1 AND 3, OKAY IILK. S, C, STONE, M. D t'roprlelorlof Stones Drue Store HALKM, ORKCION.I Toa (torsi (two In number) are iocat No. '.234 and S33 Commercial street ami woll stocked with a complete lino odliugs medicines, toilet articles, er(utaer . etc., oto.,ctc. DK. HTONK Huhailsomo iijoars orpotleaco n tlooot medicine and now makes u consultation, examination or pmnar SOULE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND IWAIRERS PORTLAND OUK For ISaleia aud vtclnltr la" Will's Music Hto e itrs at Oco B. F. JONES, Attornoy-nt-Law Toledo, Oroton. Was Clerk of Circuit Court ' fix Tears anilhas an up-to-date absUact 01 al M Hjr In Lincoln oouutjr. lM7m OFFICE, CITYZUALL. nFor water iervlco aoply at ofllc. Bills payablo monthly in advuncc. Make all complaints ut tho olllco. CAPITAL 'CITV Express and Transfei Meets all mall and passenger trains. Baggage to all parts of the city. Prompt service. Telepliono No. 851. DISQUK & BKIPTON. OTEAM WOOD SAW O Two Machines. Work Dona Qulokly. Telephone S68.'i black. U-uve orders at residence on U'th street, or rjtelner's market. M. Van Flkkt, Ykw I'abic. 6-0tf BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE Lots of Small Tracts of From 1 to 20 Acres in and Around Salem. Some fine tracts, all sizes, near Turner. Others at Aumsville, Htayton, Sclo, Lebanon, Albany, Jefferson, In dependence, Dallas, Monmouth, Bherl dan, McMlnnvillo, Dayton, Hubbard, Woodburn, Qervals and Brooks. We also handle tho lands for McMastor & Blrrellin Marion, l'olk, Yamhill, Mult nomah and Washington counties. Also tho land known as the Concordia Land & Trust Co. property. These lauds are offered at very low prices, In order to settle tip old mortgages. Wo have lands at trices of from $2.60 er acre up. Also houses and tots in Salem, to soil cheap. Also to trade for ranches. If you have any property to sell, trade or rent or want to buy or trade or want a loan or insurance, call and see us, at 202 Commercial St., 6alem, Ore., B0Z0RTH, RYAN & CO, 20ml em Water Co., -' TB'ir'n uT-Tfi to ut - x TTtrannr CASTDRIA AStgctablc PrepornlionTor As similating ilicFootlondRcditla lliig ihcStoinachs tmdBowcte of MYaWjMLaWifVBnawKrVBVaaHaYBvsrw'waW I at :iawpiTMiTHWMiimSrlHNr Promotes DigC3liort.Cliccrful ncssamincst.Contalns neither Oj)lum,Morphino norIiiicral. lNOT "NUIC OTXC . tvefOtjt0rSiKUaPtrair.7 UtyJjH Smt' ttlxSmmt ' Jhtxrrniil- , 111 iumtiistiu lKimSttJ. (TrnfiMt .SifV IMiHifni. nam: Apcrfccl Remedy forConsUrvi llon, Sour Stomach.Dlarrliocn Worms .Goiwulsions.Fcvcrish ncss nnd LossofSiJEEP- FacSlmilo Signnlure or NEW Yomc. CXACT COPy OF WRAPPER. a"is lLTtb . R. M. WADE & CO. SALEM OREGON Something to Be Proud Of Is tho ownership of n Crescent. Clovo laud or Gendron bicycle. It is tho acmo of perfection in bicycle construction, where lightness Is) not 'Bncrlllced for strength and mechanical skill blond to mako a wheol that is tiuexcollod for run 1111L' qualities nnd reliability. Wo havo nsplondid stock to choose from. At f-5, to $50. R. M. Wade &Co The Perfect Man taayot to bo born ; but Immaculato Un iiiKoesa loii(c vay toward making per- ection Li ono'a apparel. No mutter now iino your outer clothing, if your shirts and undor our aro not well laundered ou won't feel comfortable. You won't go Ur wrong in sending your laundry work to thii fialem Steam J-aundry or ordering it called for II you prefer. Salem Steam Laundry COLONIC!. I rMMTICAll I'BOPBIKTOn. IKIHODH I). OI.MHTKAII, l(ll(. PI10110IU, 100 Liberty rltrett. A Force Pump. For a privato country house, or where there is no public water supply, is a great convenience to the housekeepur, and should be of the most seYvlcablo kind. Wo will place any kind ol a pump in your house, or outside, in a manner that is substantial and completo, and that will prove satisfactory at all times. Plumbing of all kinds, steam and gas fitting, and hop pipe Is a specialty wtth us. BARR&.PETZEL 214 COMMERCIAL STREET. Telephone No, 2371 intuitu CASTORIA For Infanta nnd Childron. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of in Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA THE CCNTAUfl AOMPANT NIM TORa OtTT. THE FINE ART OF COOKING Attains perfection with tho uso of tho blue llamu oil etoyo. Food articles can Ihj Ixilled, broiled or roasted quickly and easily, the stoo lMing smokeless nnd odorless. Ordinary keroseno can bo used and tho kitchen is not mado an oven by liourfl ol unossary flro. Why burn wood and suffer when tho oil stove Is yours for (8.50. UTILE BO.PEEP LOST HER SHEEP But no jno need worry about m it ton tlila time of the year, if thoy can -t dainty and dellclou Hpriiifj lamb 'o. mi appotUlif( and uourishini; Hmnm meal. Wa havo overythiiiK In choico meats, an I a tlio delicacies of tho se.i son in l))tli frolh and smoked ineaU that will1 1 tne most critical cplctuu. E. C. CROSSJSALEM. ,OR. Let Mc Think! Can I havo forgotten anything? Why, yes, of courni; 1 must get a bottlo or two of ltruudy or Whiskey to taku with me on my trip in rate ol sickness. You never need good liquor moro than when yon haven't got it, and I don't proposu to Imj It ft In tho lurch if I can help It, J. P, Rogers 218 and 222 Commercial Btnwt. gafrWholofaltt ud retail. AT w jjftlt I tf V I Ivw 1 A isR r iri . il it iXJ1 "'iJa f mfo4f' Vyffl.3! WANTED Now today oclyertlsomontn four linos or less In this column Insorted $1,00 por month, All ovor four linos at snmo rato. K8TRAY Fivo Jersoy cows. Two brown and two cream colored, and ono dehorned cream nnd brindlo. Ono of tho brown onos has n shell off of ono horn, and tho other brown ono has a crop out of ono car. Information will bo lllwrally rowardod by, addressing W. II. Snvago, at Salem, On '7 J8 3t WANTED A team of horses for 10 days, Buiinuio ior trip to miotz ltiver. Ap ply to P. II. Sroat or II. A. Moyors, tialem. 7-18-3t WANTED. IlarnossmakerK at F E. Sliof cr & Co,. State Streot, Salem, Oro. 7-10-Ot BICYCLES FOR WOOD.-i will ox chongo a few second-hand wheels, guns, rovolvors or watchs, all In good order, for wood. Geo. F. Smith, sec ond hand storo, 301 Commercial utreet. 7 10 lm POINTER PUPS-FIno puro-bred Eng lisn pointers, from tho old Sholton bitch, Biro "General." Call early. T. Leon Davidson, Morningsldo. 0 30 lm TO THE PUBLIC-Wo havo on hand a largo stock of Eastern and homo mado buggies which we are selling at greatly reduced prices in order to closo thorn out this season. I'loaso call at 41 and Gl Htato streot and oxamlno them, Pohlo it. Bishop. 6-28-tf CHANGE OF LOCATION. I wiU6,b pleased to boo my friends and old cus tomers at tho Salem Wagon factory 304 Commercial St. , wlioro I ant now employed. I endeavor to givo Satls faction. John C. Gardner. 0 20 tf LADIES Frco Harmless Monthly Reg- ulator; can not fall. Airs. 11. itowan, it. 177, Milwaukee. 7 13 lm DON'T WORRYI-Woman'a Blessing 1 Sure and Safo; rosltlvo Curo for Sup pressed or Irregular Monstratlon, From AnyCausol tho Newest Discevery: Send for Box, FREE J. M. Home, M. P., Box W., Chicago, 111. 7 13!3w ROOMS. Furnished or unfurnished single or In suites, dining room rad joining, homo-'lke, second floor Cot tlo block. Mattio Hutchlns, prop. 4 13 t: 110 USE CLEAN ElWUcmombor that tho best and cheapest carpet papor la tho heavy felt paper sold at The Journal oftico. 20-tt Blndlof Twine, Mitchell, Lewis it Stavcr Co. 'a branch will bo headquarters for binding twine his season. 7-2dwtf HOTELSANTIAM At Uotrolt, Orotton Now opon for Summer Tourists, now house, nowly furnlshotl first-class, accom odations. Price from $1.00 to $1.60 per day, Good pack train and saddlo horses t'wna ready to accomodate Tourists to . ot springs, Marlon Lake. and Lnko Puirrolla nnd nil good Ashing points. H. Jacob, Prop. Willamette Stables 0ion' day and night for bus!- uess. lllru you a rig or nut up your team. Horses boarded. tt - t -ir satis net 011 guaranteed. Your putronauo solicited. Stago for McCoy loaves stablo at 0:20 a. in. Good rig and careful driver. TETER &. HANSEN PROPS, , South Commercial st. I'liono 1721. 0-30-tf The German Market Will bo found all kinds of meat and tho best of sausago. FREE DELIVERY. All bills due the lato firm of Wolt A Mioacke must.be paid, OJOLZ 3. .SON 171 Commercial St. Osteopathy In Salem and Albanyi DR, GRACE ALBRIGHT Graduate of American School of Osteo pathy. SALEM Monday, Wednesday and Friday; hours, 0 to 11 a. in.; 1 to 4 p. over Weller's grocery, ALBANY Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday hours 0 to 12 a. in.; 1 to 6 p. in,, Mrs. Winns residence. cum: TOOTHACHE, EARACHE and HEURALGI& la a mlaotti sit drsf (Istl or Tbn TI.I.o SfrdloHl Co. 218 Ilro.itw.r, Htir Tort;. Send for Dwkltl. ( --""" -- " J .fcsS CURE YOUnSELF! I M llltf ii Kr uui.alura i11m hsrivM. lullauiiuklllins Irrltalluua ur uurMtuiifc of mucuUk niriubrsota. falol. m. ami uul vstrlu iEhmOhiui'iiOo. "f KlHoj I ISUId UT lfUSMU, 'or wnt In r'a'a r-mr. tr aiprru. irtwla. toi II 10, ur Utiles, l.TI. I lrcntr lil , pi rMfliMisV ScccUl Rtucryif. "Old Government" wlilaVnv. niied by leading physicians, ami recoK- lallv liv A. 1 O'lirlnn M I) Pnl.ln espoo- anil Surgeon, also by Wm. 1). McCarty M, D., Major and Surgeon, in United Htnti.u Armv I'l1rtlininrn tlt.i Iwmi.I of liealth of Ban Francisco, recommends tins siimuiaui as tue jmrest, unadulter ated, for family uso, for convalescents anil Invnlffla. Hnhl nvplnalvnlir In Hala.M and Marion County by J. P. Roxiicbs. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Hays Always Bought Boars tho Signature of Pue Declared Whv devatn nil vniir rlmn raillno the Boor War and tho Cold Fields of Alaska? There aro other matters o vital Importance; you may make a trip East, and will want tl know linw In travel. In order to have the beat ser vice, use tlio WIscqiiBln Central. Ry between fit. Taul and Chicago. For ates ami other Information, writs Jas. A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Ore uo.o Trsily Mt. JflMESfeVsal -Jbb""JI yMfla", (iif.-M JbuisbbT IhaiasftAUkahil VI WW W IUUWIC F flfrtu Miintt. f7lTH igmoiNctm(ri.o.K9J