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ACTS GENTLY ON THE Kidneys, Liver and Bowels Cleanses the ystem rl EFFECTUALLY OVERCOMES " rJ, uuu PERMANENTLY 'T5B.C,MCTS. OUT THE 6ENVr-MAH'FD Cy (AUSRNIATGfSYRVP(. fotturtuowuiirraiu MtttatmnL O. C T. Co's PABaENQER HTEAMKIt POMONA ajltonA LKAVKti FO!l l'OHTLAND Dally nxcept Htindar t 7 a. ra, QUICK T1MK AND CUKAl' 11ATK8. Dock betwDon State and Conrt Bta. M. I'. UALDW1N, Agent Mountain or Coast a: a: We will put up uny kind and grado o( cofToo or ten in ono pound nir tight car toon. It will bo put up fresh and it will retain its nroma. Same inducomont as before, 2 ouncoa o( nny llavor of our own inako flavoring oxtrncts freo with each $1 purchase, or n lunch basket; or witti a 60 cont purchase ; n bar of nice toilot sonp, Remember tho baking; powder "Di amond Iiraiul" Is ourownmako no such can be had whurevur you go at 30 cunts a lb can. Yokohama Tea Store Phono 2411. Freo Dellvory. 4 UaOCIAL NEWS 4 ? AND VIEWS YTTVTTTTY Mrs. J. L. Lamblrth is at Newport. Miss Bessie Burton is taking an out ing at Scotts Mills. Mlsaii'pra Clem, of Albany, is visiting Mrs. A.WrAJcKillop. Mrs, Jaegar Is nt Oregon City visiting her sister Mrs. Illshop. r-o ! rr. .Wheeler, had gone Aumsviileonayislt witli friends. ...... w,-.;.. to Mrs. Sadie McFadden, and Miss Pugh are rusticating nt Sodavllle. Inez Mi8 May Mammltt, of Portland is in thecity assisting at tho Salem Hospital. Mrs. 0. M. Lockwood is visiting ho mother Mrs. K. T. Adair, nt Chemawn, Mr."FIora doorgo has gone to MoT fireon to visit A. II. Cornelius and fain-ily.- Mrs.wM&rk Montgomery has returned from a visit at Forest Grove and Port land. J. 0. Wtrdj of Kingsley, Wasco county I s inthe city Visiting at the homo of Mrs. E. E. Uwla. Ilev.H.iA. Ketchuui and family leave tomorrow morning for a months outing at Nye Creek. Misa Helen Ramsdell has returned to her home in Portland, after a visit with Miss Maude MocKay. Mrs. J. W. Mckinney of Turner Is in the city visiting her mother Mrs., Cald well of East State street. Mr, and Mrs. P. M, Hanshaw, ho havo been in the east since May 10, returned home this morning. M. Driedemler, of the Yohohama Tea Store, baa returned with his family from an extended outing at Newport. Mrs. C.-M.1 Munkera of Arlington who has been here visiting her father Sol. Durbin returned home this morning. Miss Maude Laugbead has returned from a visit in Portland accompanied by Misi Francis Cottlngsam who will make a visit here. Mrs. William R. Anderson and daugh ter Maggie, have gone to Lincoln county to visit Mr. Anderson's sister Mrs. Wii llam Wade. Mr. and Mrs. H, J, Butts, of Boise City, who have been hero visiting Mr. and Mrs. J 0. Glare went to Portland this morning. Special for (luting! THE WEATHER AND CROPS. United. BlAlci Department of Agriculture, I'll mato and Crop Bulletin of tho Weather Ilureau urui(Uil orcuon, tor me weCkKmlhig Moil i.day, July ,10. General Sum miry. West of the Caecndo mountains the week averaged Blightly cooler than tho previous one, but to the east of this rango tho hot weather continued. Tho maximum, or day, temperatures in Western Oregon rniiccd between 70 and 02 degrees, and tho minimum, or night, temperatures between 52 and CO degrees. In Eastern Oregon theso varl ntions woro for doy temperatures bo tween 74 and 100 degrees, and lor night tomporatures between IS and GO do grccs. No rain has fallen during the week and It is now quite badly needed for gardens, spring wheat, corn and pas' turcs. An immenso amount of damago has been dono within tho last few days to clover, potatoes, gardcus and other green crops bv a species of army or cut worm that has Infested nearly nil sections of tho Willamette valley and Coast district. They have not yot appeared in Southern or Eastorn Oregon. Tho wheat harvestjcontlnttes, and tho following thrashing yields are roported : Marion county, 4 to 14 bushels: Clacka mas county, 8 to 10 bushels; Linn county, 8 to IB bushels j Benton county, 6 to 15 bushels. Thrashing is not yet general, and these yiolds do not repre sent county averages, but merely show the amount obtained from a few fields. Tho spring wheat promiees to yield better than the fall sown, nnd cast of tho mountains tho grain crop is an aver ago ono in quantity nnd nbovo tho aver ago in quality. Oats and barley nro nearly all cut in tho western sections of tho Btate, and In othor districts they nro rapidly niatur ing. Tho harvest of flax has begun, nnd tho yield is very satisfactory. Lice nro increasing in tho hop yards and Botno complaint is made of tho vines being blighted, but tho crop as a whole is doing nicely and promises well. A large acreago of potatoes lias been planted, but tho blight and worms havo been very damnging, and considerable uncertainty now exists regarding tho future outcomo of this orop. Irrigation water is becoming scarce and pastures are getting short, but no suffering among stock is reported. Fruit not damaged by spring frosts is doing nicely. Early penchcB, apples, melons nnd plums nro in the market, and tho later varieties are maturing very rapidly under tho influence of abundant sunshiuo and warm weather. 8praying, as a rule, has been very thorough, nnd nil fruit is unusually sound and healthy. Willamette Valley. Aumsville, Marion county, F. L. Pound. Harvesting is now tho order of tho day, tho grain being nearly ripened , only ono thrashing machine started dur ing tho Inst week, but all will start up this week. So far as rcjiortcd, wheat has thrashed about 14 bushels por aero. Tho cut worms havo made their appear ance, but they are not us bad in this vicinity ns roported elsowhero. Bcnvurton, Washington county, Lor anco Wolf. Harvesting is progressing nicoly, hut there has been no thrashing in this locality. All vegetables aro bo attacked by caterpillars. Wllsonvllle, Clackamas county, E. W. Camehl. Fall wheat is about nil cut and considerable is stacked. Lico havo Increased during tho last few cloudy days. A kind of cut worm is doing con siderable damago to potatoes nnd hops, and hna also soiled most of tho seed clover. Baena Vista. Polk county, L. I)- Bald win. Tho weok has been favorable for ripening Rmln- Fl"' Krnln is Mug bound mid Is reported hb poorly ill led. Stirlnif erniii Is looking well. Oats seoma to bo a good crop. Thrashing will bo general soon. Gardens aro being greatly damnced bv cut worms, which aro eat- Im- rnlilinL'u. iiotatoos. tomatoes and cucumbers. A good rain is needed for spring grain. The Latest Yarn. A Pittsburg drummer tolls this new yarn: I always carry n bottlo of Kemp's Balsam In my grip. I take cold easily and a few doses of tho Balsam al ways makes mo a well man. Every where I go I steak a good word for Kemp. I tako hold of my customers I take old men and young men, and tell thorn confidentially what I do when I take cold. At druggists, 25c and 50c, 4 Thousands at Camp Meeting. Ocban Gitovo, N. J July 31. .Tho Ocean Grove memorial and anniversary services on the camp ground hero today brought together the largest crowd that has turnod out to any service since the camp meeting opened. The service is Intended to please and interest -tho old and tho young alike and in consequence of this there are eoveral thousand young people in attendance in addition to fully twice that number who hae passed tho meddle ago mark. MEW SCIENTIFIC PROCESS. A Preparation Discovered That Will Destroy' the Dandruff Germ, For some time it has been known that dandruff is caused by a germ that digs up the scalp into little white llakos, and by sapping the vitality of the hair at the roots, causes falling hair, and, of course, finally haldneeB. For years there have been all kinds of hair stimu lants and scalp tonics on thf market, but there has been no permancm cure (or dandruff until the discovery of a preparation called New bro's Herpicide, which deotroys the dandruff germ. De stroy the cause the effect will cease to exist. Kill the dandruff germ and you'll havenodandruff.no itching scalp, no failing hair, Special Reserves. 'Old Government" whiskey, recog- nlzed bv leading nhvsicians. and e pee Ully by A. P. O'Brien M. D., Captain ana fiurtreon, also by m. u. iiciariy M. D., Major and Surgeon, in United States Army. Furthermore, the board of health ot San Francisco, recommends this stimulant as the purest, unadulter " . . ... ' A uxi. lor lamuy use, lor oonvaieocenw i aim invalids. DOlu, exclusively IU DUIOH1 . and Marioo. County by J P. Boobks. ( 4-20-tf 44 Put Money In Thy Parse' Nobody suffering ftom kr&in-f.ig. Lick of energy, or "that tiied feeling" ever puis money in its purse. Lassitude .ind lisltessncss come from impure, sluggish blood 'that simply coses through he veins. Hood's SarsapArSLt makes the blood pure And gives il life, v'gor and vim. JlQ0d6 SaUajiahlua -mmA Ittwk River AsseintljIOccns. Dixo.v, III., July 31. Tho llockford Choral Union, 200 voices nnd orchestra, nrrlvcd hero on n sperinl trnin to attend tho Hock Itivor assembly, which opened today. Tho number of people attending lias been estimated to bo 50,000. More cottages havo been built, more tenting grounds rented, and moro Interest mani fested than in any previous year. Tho assembly includes tho best lecturers, entertainers nnd musical tnlcnt in tho country. Some of tho lecturers nro Wil linm Blddol Frost, I)e Witt Miller, Anna Shaw, Booker T. Wnshiugton, Parks Cadtnan, It. J. Bcnnott, Father Hob nott, Mnud Bnllington Booth, J. P. Dot liver nnd Champ Clark. Dallnc Wire. Mitchell. Lewis & Staver Co's. branch will bo headquarters for baling wiro this season. 7-2d&wt( OAHTOIIIA. Hews the- ,4 The Kind You Han Always BougH Throuth the Yellowstone. Tho now roulo via tho .Oregon Short Lino Railroad and Monlda. Mont., ena bles you to mnko n dolightful trip through tho Yellowstono National Park, entering via Monldn. nnd coming out vin Cinnabar, ranking it unnecessary to cover anv iiortion of tho routo twito. For beautiful descriptive booklet, wrllo or call at Oregon Short Lino Ticket Omco, 142 Third street, Portland, Oregon. 0 18 mv The Irish Rebellion. Come, July 31. At tho national dem onstration held hero John E. Itedmond made a vigorous nppeal for funds to as sist tho candidates of tho United Irish party at tho forthcoming general elec tion. William O'Brionnud others spoke. During tho meeting handbills wero distributed discouraging tho work of recruiting for tho British army nnd urg ing that ns England's nrmy wns now 'discomforted" in Soutli Africn, tho time wns ripe for nn Iridh rebellion. To-NljhtsndTo-Morrow NUM. And each day una night during tills week you can uet ut nny druggist's Kemp's Ualsutii for tho Throat arid Lungs, acknowledged to bo tho most successful remedy oyer sold for Coughs. Croup. Bronchitis. Asthmu und Consumption. Got u ixttlo to. day nnd keop Italwuys In the house H'j you can check your cold nl once Prlco 25c and 60c. Sample hot tlo tree, cod&w LOW RATE MA U. P. RAILROAD ToG.A. R. Encampment. Chicago, III., AU(USt ,27 to Scrtcmter 1,1900. For tho ntiovo occasion tho Union Pa cillc railroad will make n special rate of 171.50 from Portland to Chicago nnd re turn. Tickets on sale August 21 and 22 For further details concerning this cheap rnto call on Uuy M. Powers, agent O. It. it N. Co. W. W". Skinner, ngent So. Pnc. Co., Salem, Or. Or address J. II. LoTiuior, Gonornl Agent, 135 Third Street, Portland, Or. 7 31 ocxl td Discharged for the "Good of the Service." San Fkancikco, July 31. By direc tion of President McKinley, Captain Frank S. Whitman, of tho Twonty ninth Infantry, who arrived hero from the Philippines last week, was today discharged for tho "good of tho service." Whitman tendered his resignation im mediately upon arrival in San Sail Fran cisco, but tho case was not finally dis posed of until tills forenoon. There Ib more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put togethor, nnd until tho Inst few years it was supposed to bo incurable, tor a great many years doctors pro nounced it a local disease, and pre scribed local remedies, and by con stantly failing to euro with local treat ment, pronounced it incurable. Sclenco has proven catarrh to bo n constitutional disease, and therefore requires constitu tional treatment Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken inter nally in doses from 10 drops to a tea Bpoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surface of tho system. Thi-y offer ono hundred dollars for any cote it falls to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. Address, K J. Ciiknkv & Co., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c." Haifa Family Pills are the best. Dissolution Notice. Notice Is hcroby given that tho part nership lately subsisting between J, II. WaBsmann and Charles A. Muths, under the firm of Capital Soap Works, expired on tho 27th day of July, 1000, by mutual consent. All debts owing to the said partnership are to be received by said Charles A. Muths and all demands on said partnership are to be presented to him for payment. mtui at saipm, Jiuy-v, ww, CHAULES A. MUTHS. 7 271m J. II. WABSMANN. OA8TOXIZA. Bari tbe yi 1 W Han) Atom Bwtt &&tfm& UK Peace Declared Why devote all your time reading the Boer War and the Gold Fields of Alaska? There are other matters o vital importance; you may make a trip Bast, and will want to know how to travel. In order to have the boat ser vice, use the Wiscouein Central Hy between bt. Paul and Chicago, ror ates and other information, write Jas. A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Ore no.o CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bearg tne iU&jM&t4 Signature .hi i-. ,.,&inamtimm Uncle Sam's Military strength. If hard put to it, Undo Sam could mus ter a larger army than nny power in tho world, savo perhaps Russia nnd China, tho former with 135,000,000 pop ulation nnd tho latter with over 400,000, 000. The aggregate population of tho United States for military purposos, or of tho military ngo which' ranges from 18 to 45, Is put down by tho war department in n recent report at 10,313, 162. Tho aggregate strength of organ ized militia of tho several states is 100, 330. Tills is represented by the nation al guard, of tho various states. Besides thnt wo ltavo now a regular army scat tered In tho four quarters of the globe, a little over 100,000 strong. About ono In every coven of our population ,accord ing to tho war ofllco report, avallablo for military purposes, in the matter of ngo qualification. Tho figures nro rellnblo.as thoy aro gathered by tho war depnrtmet In order to apportion among tho sovcral states their share of the money appro priated by Congress " for organizing, arming and discipllng tho militia." Wo havo In over ten millions of the military age.n big rosorvo of lighting men to fall back on. Congressional Convention. Oklahoma Cur, Okla., July 31. Tho Democratic congressional convention hero today hna called together all tho prominent Democrats In tho district, to gether with their friends nnd the friends of the sovernl candidates who seek the nomination. Tho matter of most intor est to nil Keems to bo tho selection of a third candidate for national committee man. SALEM LODGES f. j. w. w. Hxlnm Cimn No. 118, 1)8. Mocu iivury jticiij neu D, 7.JO, lu A. O. U. Wi hall, State lus. bids. F X. lloumrnl, :. v.; w. a room 10, Moorci Ilk Moorci, dork FORBSTBRS OK A-MICKJOA. Court Bhcrwoort ToreH No 19. Mccta Friday nlghta In Turner Mock. John M. Ctaaae, C.U. A I.. Drown Hofly. lt.17.lrr BUSINESS CARDS. C. H.JOACK X3ES3Xr3Ci3,aC Successor to Dr. J. M. Keeno, Tof White Corner, Salem Or. Parties desir ing suorlor operations at moderate fees In nny branch are in especial request. ALBERT A. JESSUP. X3E5 3!a,Ta:2F3c, Phono 1071,! KOOM8 1 AND 3, flltAY III.K. S, C, STONE, M. O I'rowlttorjif Stone's Drue Stor- BALKM, OKUGUK. The torei (two lu number? aro hxatcd at No. 235 and 8M ComraoreUI ktrcet, and aro well Dtockcd with u complete lino ol drug and medicine, toilet uittclca, perfumery, hiuihia olc.,oto.,cto. Dlt. HTONF. Ilaahadiomo'iAjriara oxrwlcuci lu the prac tltoof modlcliieaud now makoa no cliarne for cnnnultatlon, einmlniillnti iir irivcrlllou. SOULE JtROs. PIANO TUNERS AND K, MIRERS PORTLAND O..K For Baloia and ilclulty lati Will' MuloHUie iir at lm B. F JONES, Attornoy-at-Lnwl Toledo, OraTon. I Waa Clerk of Circuit Court ' 1 i yean audhaa jUIIJIII MllMJlll II 17m au un-lo-dalo autractoi ai county, Satan Waior k OFFICE'CiTYlIALL. For water sorvlco unply at ofllco. Bills payublo monthly In advance. Muko all cotnplalntH ut tho olllco. CAPITAL CITV Express and Transfer liMeets all mail nnd pnssengor trains. Baggage to all parts of tho city. Prompt service. Telephone No. 851. DIbQUE A BKIPTON. Ch?ap Farms AND CITY PROPERTY. Land from 2.G0 to $125 pur acre. We have Homes to trado for large or small Itauohep. Some Small Places to exnlmnge for Stock Baiiuhes borne Large Farms to sell und take as part pay small tracts or good to" property. We Loan Money at 0 and 7 r cunt. Sell Stock of all kinds on nommiiwiou, Bent houses and farms, Make Exchanges of all kind? of property, hate a larue list of land to select from, If you Want to Buy Ml, Bent or Exchange any kind of property, or want Insurance, Loans, etc., cull and see us nt A)i Commercial street, Nalem, Oregon. BozarIh,RyaD&Co I n loe stamp for reply When writing riii.raA tor acccpUbfo Ideas. State If patented. THE PATENT RECORD, Baltimore, HtL ILilMl W91U11 tinm Muttitim ifflfiircfim ASTORIA r"A AtgclahlcPrcpnralionror As similating HicFoodanclHcdula ling UicSloinachs and Bowels of Promotes DigcslicmChecrfiir ncss andltest.Contalns neither Onium.Moryliinc nor Mineral. KOXTCAIICOTIC. ' hy efOUJTSWl ZZYCW.? Jiyiut Srrtt' Mx SmtMt IUXtttiKtuilrSata. tllnttymm f(arvr; Apcrfccl Ilcmedy forConsUpn lion i Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea nnd Loss OF Sl.EKi'. Facsimile, Signature or NEW YOUK, EXACT COPy OF WRAPPER. et CaSsly R. M. WADE & CO. SALEM OREGON 8S Something to Be Proud Of Is the ownership of n Crescent. Cleve land or Gendrou hicyclu. It is tho acme of perfection in hicyclo construction, whore lightness is not sucritlcod for strength and mechanical Hklll blond to mnko a wheel that is unexcelled for run ling qualities nnd reliability. Wo havo aspiiiiiilid stock to choose from. At $25, to M0. R. M. Wade & Co A SHIRT SPOILED Hy mischievous, mud-throwing lads is H-urroly Morse than one Soilcd hy ioor or Indifferent luundry work, Mont people in town know our reputation for tlrst-clnH work and prompt delivery. If you do not and will give uh a trial order, wu will make you a pleated nod satis fied customer. Goods called for nnd do llvored. Salem ,StP.ani Laundry COM)NKL I rl VMTK-Wl I'UOrutKTOR, KOIIOUH II. OLUblbAIl, MUX. Phone HI. 0 Liberty Street . S&ey&Sfeu A Luxury That All Enjoy And that health nnd comfort Is depend out iiH)n, is a giMxl bath tub with 0eu saultarv plumbliig We will tit up old or new houses, ami oontruot with plumbers at a low estimate for upto date, scientific plumbing, steam and water, lilting, or uny kind of plumbing, that is the acme of excellence in this line. BARR&PETZEL 2H COMMEKCIAL 8TIIKKT. Telew.No, 2371 IWTWTUF jiJM8s$Si MM4 aV)a CASTORiA Tor Infants and Childron. The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over Thirty Years TMC KNTU dMfNf, DIM VOfl. CITY, THE FINE ART OF COOKING Attnins perfection with the use of tho hliio tlntnu oil stoyo, Food articles enn Ik.' Iioiled, hrolled or rousted quickly and easily, the stue holng smokelesi nnd odorloss. Ordinary kerosene cnu he used and the kitchen is not mndo nn avon hy hours of iincfeary lire. Why 4 hum wood nnd suffer when tho oil stove is yours for 8.50. LIT! LE BO.PEEP LOST HER SHEEP Hut no jiio noeil worry altfiut .r itto this lliii" of tho year, if thoy 1,1111 t t 'dainty mid dellcioit Spring lamli r nn apetulni( and nourishing Sumi. meat. i nave ovuryiiiiug in cnoice meats, at) I a'1 the dellcuclcM of tint hob sou In I) tn l el li anil pmok'Mi mentt that will r t li.e most critical epicuio. E C. CROSSgSALEMOR. Touches the Right Spot "Clowi t nt" litmrt let mo rtm you, You rich und mo old wine." Ilurgiindy, a lue, old fruity wine made in California ro.iuho aim warmit the llintlent hwirt via puluto and stoin arli. tlukling .tnd gratlKing all three Whlskio. liruudluM and lliiior of every reliable wirt. J. P' Rogers 318 and 22V Commeruial titreel. 8f itUtU nnd retail. a,4t 6A Bears tho Signature U fl Alt wmwj. " wi WANTED Now todny ntiyortleomonts four llnoB or loss Irt this column Insortod throo times for 2Bo., SOo a wook. I.OO Bar month. All nvorrnup linns in samo raxo, MALE HELP WANTED.-Govcrnmo'nt' rositiens: Jton't prepare for, any civil; scrvlco or census examination without seeing our catalogue of information. Sent tree. Columbian Correspondence Collego, Wnshington. D. C. 7-31 8-5 UIOYCLE IlEPAiniNG. Clayton F. lottng lias fitted up n Hicyclo Repair ing Shop at W0 Cottage street. Low est prices. All work guaranteed. Work culled for und delivered freo. Ph6no, Hed 2555. 7-28 Ot EOIt BALE. Ladles' Eeathorstono hi-, cyclopias been ridden but n short Umo ,,, nnd is in flno condition. Prlco $15. Call nt 331 Liberty Btrcot. 20 MOYCLES FOE WOOD.-i Vill ex- change n few sccoud-hntid. wheels." I guns, rovolvorsorwatchB, all In good order, for wood. Geo. F. Smith, sec ond hand store, 301 Commercial ' street. io lm" TO THE PUULIC-Wo havo on hand . largo Btock of Eastorn and homolnado buggies which wo nro soiling nt greatly reducod prices In order to closo them out tills season, ricasecall at 41 and 51 Stnto street and oxnmlno thorn, Pohlo & Bishop. 0-28-tf LADIES Free Harmless Monthly llcg- aulator; can not fail. Mrai It. ltowan, I'll. 177, Milwaukee. ,7 13 lm UOtf'f"TVO"UTtY l-Woman'a 'liloeslngl Sure and snfo; Posltivo Curo lor Hup- . preesctior irregular Alenstratlon, From Any Cause ! tho Nowest Discovory; Send for llox, FHEE J. M. Home, M. l).,lkx W., Chicago, 111., ,7 13 3w KOOMS. Furnished or uufurnlsliedj Binglo or lu suites, dining room ad joining, homo-like, second floor Cot tlo block. Mnttlo Hutchins, prop. 4 1UU HOUSE ULEANEUS Itemembci that tho best und cheapest carpet paper In tho heavy felt paper sold . 20-tf at TUB JOURNAL OHlCC. Loans and Insurance w Mouoy to loan from 0 to 8 per cent, nccortllnit to security no oxtienso for oxnuiinntion. Insuranco offoctod on hops nnd othor property nt lowest rntes. John Moir 290 Cpm, st, 7-lC'J d-w HOTELSANTIAM At Uotrolt, OroRon Now open for 8ummerkTourIsts, new house, newly furnished flrst-clnea accom odations, Prlco from (1.00 to $1.(30 per lay Good pnek train nnd suddlo horBoa '.n d ready to accomodato Tourists to ilot -pringa, Marion Ijiko. and Lake I'i mulla nnd nil good fishing points. H, Jacob, Prop. Willamette Stables Open day and night lorj bust ness. Hire you a rig or put up your team. Horses boarded, satis i 't -n utiarantcod. Your patronage solicited. Stage for McCoy ienvea stablo nt 0:20 n. in. Good rig and careful driver. , TETER & HANSEN PROPS.; South Commercial st. Phone 1721. 0-30-tf The German Market ""Will ho found all kinds of moat v nnd tho best ot sausage. FltEE DELIVEUY. All bills duo tho late firm of Wolt & Mloscko, must be jiald. cqolz s ;son; 171 CommerolHl Ht. " OsteODathj ; In Hnlem nudAlbany" H DR, GRACE ALBRIGHT J Graduate ofjAmortcan School of Ostoo-i pathy. K SALEM Monday, Wednesday nnd Frldav; hours, 0 to 11 a, ni.j 1 to 4 p. over neuur i or Wellur'e urocorv. ALliANY Tuesday. Thursda I and; 6 p.' Katunlay ; hours 0 to 12 a. in, ; 1 in., Mrs. Winm resldouce, CURE YOURSELF! I im Hit! il fr unuftturu illnrharicrtf. iurtuttutloQ. irrilBliniisi ur uKertttlotiik' ' i( luuouiiiV UietnLrao. IthiEoxiCmiucuCo. " piwiii. or nt In ftl n wrp(f, k MIIIHl, .flll. tut II III, ,.r a butllaa, .Ji. fU nj -hvu licuur mui vu fniuni for occeptablo Idea. Stnto If patented. THE PATENT RECORD, naltlmore. Md. 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