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Newspaper Page Text'' i TS PLEASING 4 RESULTS always follow the use of New bro's Iferplclilo, the new scien tific euro for dandruff and fall ing hair. P? "rta1" properties that kill the germ or microbe that onuses nil the trouble by sapping the oil out of the hair bulb. With this parasite destroyed, dandruff mid the falling hair cannot exist. A thick, soft growth of hair springs forth., where formerly thin, brittle hair, or perhaps total baldness held sway. One bottle will convince you ot lis merits. For Sale at all FiritXIasi Dru 3 Store. O. C. T. Co's FABHBNQER BTKAMKIi POMONA altonA LfcAVES FOItU'OllTLAND Daily exoopt Bandar at 7 a. m. 'QUICK TIMK AND OIIKAP 11ATE8. Docklbotwoon Btato and Com. Bta. , M. V, llALDWlN, Agent. :vr Special for Outing! Mountain or Coast x a: Wo will put up Hny kind and grado of coffee or tea in ono pound air tight car toon. It will Ixi nut uij fresh and It will retain its aroma. Sumo Inducement as I beforo, 2 ounces of any flavor of our own isako flavoring oxtracts free with each fl! purchase, or a lunch baskot ; or with 60 cent purchase J a bar of nice toilet laoap. 1" Remember tho baklm: powder "Dl- limondlirand'Ma onrownmako no such P"cnn l)n hail whnrnvur von aa nt 30 nctntH ft lb can. Phono 2411. Free Delivory. 4 Uaocial news t 1 W AND VIEWS "Yokohama Tea Store Gus. Moldcn has gono to Newport for a'fow weeks. ; gr f ." Iff Mr. nnil Mrn. Frank linker snout fillll. dr. -mday In Tumor. Key. W. 0. Kantor returned from Troutdale last ovonlng. LMrs. L. D. Henry, haB roturncd from Ftyylslt to South Dakota. IMIbs Ava Lawronco, of Portland, Is In tho city visiting relatives. (Mrs. Schuyler Klghtllngor, is at Wllholt on a pleasure trip. .J. L. Xarublrtli spent Sunday with Mrs. Lambirth at Newport. It. B, Fleming and niece, Miss Flom- ing, have gono to Newport. " "Mrs. Ollvo S. Kngland returned from Oregon City yesterday ovonlng, A. T. Gilbert spent Sunday In Port land and returned last evening. MIB808 Lulu and Bossio Burton, have returned from a visit toScotta Mills. Miss Golda Moyor, of Brownsville. Is In the city tho guest of Misses Coshow. Mian Dora Benson roturncd from Long Beach last ovening where eho spent two weeks. 1 ' '.Mrs. II. Stapleton and Mrs. fi. San k ford started for Cascadi to spend a few weeks rusticating. Mr. and Mrs. N, J, J ml ah spent Sun day in Dallas, the guests of Mr. and Mrs, T. J. Cherrlngton. ,,Mrs. W. T. Perkins and daughter , Jleleu liavo gone to Newport for a two -weeks pleasure trip. 'Ruv. and Mrs. Kautucr, two sons and ' two daughters left today for tlieir sum . "mer camping vacation at Newport. ki'Mrs. Jas. Wilson and' daughter wont Ito. Browusvllle to attend tho funeral lot Eunice Powell, v,ho died Satuaday. Mrs. P. W. Drew and son, Harold, of (Chicago, Is the guest of her eon, Prof, W. P. Drew, of the Willamette Unlver- "y- .Mils Elsie Frank, of San Francisco. Qd Miss Florence Kohn, of Portland, &ere here the guesU of Mrs. H. II. iiieiisen. PERSONALS. t Kola Neis, the Albany hop man, la in ue city, R. A. Crossan and filviln il.hi,,,.... ent to Portland this morning. Carey Martin returned this morni from an over Sunday visit at Newport. Scott Bozorth is home from an over Sunday visit with his family at Nawport. L. B. McClaln, A JR. Crossan. Homer Smith; John Robert,fRalphrid Glover, ' were at Newport yvstcrOsyv . ' Mr. anil Mrs. V. II. Cox, who spent the- summer hero in Bottling up the business of his brother-in-law, Mr. Moxon, who died hero so suddenly last spring, left this morning for South Da kota. Mr. Cox wao recently appointed 8Uporlntonilont of tho l'ierco Indian Training School, South Dakota, for which place they started this morning. They wont over tho 0. 11. A N. lines. Peter Norgren roturncd this morning from Turner whoro ho went Sunday to attend the funeral of Montroso Kerry. Dr Harry I.anu of Portland, is spend ing a few days' In the city with his family. At Bed Time take a pleasant herb drink, the noxt morning I feci bright and my com plosion is better. Mv doctor biivb It acts gently on the stomach, liver and kidneys, and 1b a pleasant laxatlvo. It is made of herbs, and is prepared as easily as tea. It Is called Lane's Medi cine All druggists cull it at 25c. and 60 cts. Lane's Family Mediclno moves tho bowols each day. If you cannot got it, send for frco sample. Address, Orator F. Woodward, Loltoy, N. Y. Took a Tumtlc. Saturday ovonlng whlio A. T. Mofllt, tho houso mover, was In tho act of rais ing ono of tho OS-foot iron girders, to bo used on tho third story of tho Odd Fel lows Temple as n foundation for that floor, tho ropo broke, lotting ono end of tho girder fall and tearing a largo holo through the lower floor. No other damago was done, only the loss of con Blderablo tlino on tho part of Mr. Mofllt. Thora are thrco of theso largo girders, weighing over 12,000 lbs each, to bo raised to tho top of tho second story, aud placed across tho building north and south to form a solid foundation for tho third floor and It Is no small task to placo thorn in their proper placo. Contractor Van Patton had a narrow oscapo when tho girder fell. Ho was standing on top of tho wall 30 fcot from tho ground and was struck by a flying guy ropo. but lay down on tho wall nml fortunately was not precipitated to tho ground. BICYCLE RACING. Saturday's Amateur Meet at The Fair Grounds Poorly Attended. Tliero was an amateur bicycle meet at the state fair grounds Saturday after noon and evening, at which boiuo very good races were run. As tho affair had not boon advertised and no ndeqato notice had boon given to tho public, probably few persons In tho city were awaro that anything was going on and tho attendance was exceedingly small. The preliminary heats of tho halt mllonud ono mlio races weru run in tho afternoon and tho following rid ors (lualilied for the final of the for mor race. "Bunt" Smith, Salem;. las. Itlddell, Monmouth ; Geo. L. Ptigh, Salem; K.J. lliddell, Monmouth; Carl Nowatnoy, Portland, and L. W. llid dell, Monmouth, In an exciting finish. Ptigh led over tho tupo closely followed by Nowatnoy and Smith; time 1:17k?, Match raco between Allen Thacker and Will Stanton, both of Salem, paced by Montio Leslie was won by Stanton in 2:30. In tho mlloopcn the starters wore: Pugll, Jas. Uiddell, J. A. lliddell, Carl Beatty, Carl Nowatncy,nnd J. Helllick, Won by Jas. lliddell, Nowatnoy 2d, Beatty 3d ; time 2:17. Tho quartor mile oxhihlt against timo by "Hex" Dyor, of Chicago, paced by Illodgott and Hellbock o( Portland, was mado in 28 Hat. Ono rllo exhibition by Watt Shlpp, of Salora, against tho track record of 2:11 was paced by Pugli, 1st quarter: Housor Bros. 2d and 3d quarters, and "Bunt" Smith, tho flnistlng quarter. In a maguificont burst of speed, Watt crossed tho tape trying tho record of ; 2:11. In tho two mllo handicap, "Bunt" Smith, Carl Nowatnoy, J. Hellbook, Carl Beatty, and Jas. lliddell wero tho scratch men, Geo. L. Fugh and J. A. lliddell, 25 yards; O. T. Ingleflold, E. G. Riddcll, 50 yards; Will Stanton, G. A.',Thackor,150 yards; Montio Lesllo, Albort Shaw and Will Sayro, 200 yards; Ruben Batty, 225 yards; and "Mayor Taylor" (Letcher) -HO yards. Tho pace was very fast throughout. Won by O. T. Ingolfleld (50 yards), J. A. Itlddell (25 yards) second; Ruben Patty, (225 yards) third ;t!mo 1:11 2-5. ULCERS. Sores and Ulcers never become chronic unlets the blood is in poor condition ii sluggish, weak and unable to throw oil the poisons that accumulate in it. The system mutt be relieved of the unhealthy matter through the sore, and great dangei to life would follow should it heal before the blood has been made pure and healthy and all impurities eliminated from the sys tem. S.S.S. begins thecure by first cleans ing and invigorating the blood, building up the general health and removing from the sy.tem A CONSTANT DflAlli && UPON THE SYSTEM. When this has been accomplished the dis charge gradually ceases, aud the tore 01 ulcer heals. It is the tendency of these old Indolent sores to grow worse and worse, and eventually to destroy the bones. Local applications, while soothing and to some extent alleviate pain, cannot reach the seat of the trouble S. S. S. does, and no mattei how apparently hopeless your condition, even though your constitution has broken down, it will bring relief when nothing else can. it supplies me rtcu, pure 01000 necessary to heal the sore and nourish inona, Miw , knrctc Uv HCbUI irutidmiindl made two trim to Hot hi but found no relief I wa induced to try b S S , and it made (complete cure. I bare Ken a per fectly well man ever since " 4tfk Bh 4fe is the only purely veg OT tK, " etable blood purifier k. k, t known contains do iJTI lvk. poisonous minerals to W0 kV W& ruin the digestion and add to, rather than relieve your suffer ings. If your flesh does not heal readily when scratched, bruised or cut, your blood is in bad condition, and any ordinary sore is ant to become chronic. Rr'nit for our free Look and write our physicians about your case. We make no I - - - f a. sUl atLA I THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA. OA. J the debilitated, diseased body Mr I D.Talbert, Lock Do MJ.W uti: "SU years ago my U. iromtne th foot mi one B01M tore Several D No toe, Pain Or discomfort, no Irritation of tho In-testlnes-but gentle, prompt, thorough healthful cleansing, when lou tako Hood's Piils Sold by all druggists. 23 cents. ANOTHER NOME LETTER. Salcmlte Finds Business Poor.-Somc Gold In Creeks, But Not On Reach. Tho follow ing extracts aro taken from a loiter written by A. M. Brown at Nomo, July 10, to Os West: I arrived hero Sunday ovonlng, Juno 17, but did not got ashoro until two days later, and have boon very busy over since When I landed it was esti mated that thcro wero 25,000 or 30,000 peoplo hero, nnd tliero may havo boon ; anyway I never saw so many tents In all my life. I supposo thero vcro 15 miles of tents 0 1 the beach, and you could hardly got along tho water front In town for people. I never saw any thing liko It. Thoro wero a few wooden buildings on Front street, but now thoro aro hun dreds of them and tho building Is still uolng on. night and day, and rents nro higher hero than in tho best buildings on tho best streets in Portland. An up Btntra room 10 by 12 rents for from 50 to 150 per month. Business of all kinds, no matter what, is overdone, to beat tho band, too, and I would eny that all kinds of business is on tho bum, Harding and your brother got horo with tholr cattio In good shapo and I think they nro going to do talrly woll. Tho last timo I saw Harding ho said that thoy wero not going to open a shop, hut weru going to wholesale them dressed. Ah, nnd another brother of yours, I think, camo in from Dawson in a small boat about a week ano. I see him overv day or two. I asked him whoro ho was ramped and ho said for mo to gs up to the smallpox hospital and enquiro thero as no was closo to it. 1 told mm 1 would bu tight up suro. Thoro was qulto a smallpox ecnro horo last week and thoy thought tho town would bo quarantined, but It did not amount to anything ub tliero wero only a fow cases of a very mild form and there arc no now cases. Tho weather Imn been very nlco most of tho timo since I camo, except that it Is pretty windy some of tho timo nnd it is very raw and cold whon tho wind blows and tho sun does not shlno. It has rained very little nnd they aro ncedlui! rain b.id for mlnlnc. On lots of tho creeks thoy havo no water at all, and where thoy nro working thoro is not quarter enough unough water, nml thoy nro nil running short-handed on that ac count. Thero nro somo good mines horo on creeks, thoro is no doubt about that. But tho beach is 110 good. What was good 011 tho beach was nil worked out before any boats landed hero this year. You might find boiuo places whoro you could tako out with a good rockor threo or four dollars n day to tho man, and perhaps a little hotter in somo, but it does not amount to nnythiug. So you will bco that thoro wero thousands of peoplo dlsapyointed whon thoy got horu nnd found out tho situation, as most of thoin enmo expecting to miuo on tho tho beach. Tim creeks, of course, aro nil staked, and all tho rest of tho coun try for n great many miles, too. A good many aro going to tho Interior urospcctlng, and some of thorn may strike something; you can't toll about that, howuvor, and I supposo n good many will return htimo if thoy can raise tho price. Quito a number havo gono homo already. Thoro is a railroad building from hero out to Anvil crook, and thoy havo it pretty well along, too, and thoy nro nutting in qulto a waterworks system, have It almost ilnlshcd, bringing tho water live or six miles from a largo spring. Thoro has been no killing horo for several days, but thoro has boon about u doicn men killed since I camo hero, mostly on account of disputes over lots, etc. ; but for all that It Booms to mo to bo qulto orderly considering tho number of people hero, and every thing is wido open, two. Tho town Is under military rule now, and will bo until tho arrival of tho court, whon it will bo turned over to tho civil authori ties. Wo havo. dono first rate considering everything, ntul aro thinking of doing somo mining 11 mcy ever gel nny water, but aro somewhat undecided at present just what wo will do. OAI3TOXIIA. Beinths I Kind Yw Hart AlMysBougM UNDIGNIFIED SPEECH. Kaiser's Impulsiveness Not Decomlnc to a Christian Monarch. VicToitiA, 11. C, Aug. C, Japanoso newspapers ilonounco tho vindlctlvo speech of Kaiier Wilhem, calling upon his troops to avengo Iiaron von Kotte- lor. Tho Mainichl asks: "Should tho cry of vengeanco bo raised against China because her rebellious subjects commit crimes?" Tho speech is called undigni fied, and not what ono would exect from a Christian monarch. Tho Kmperor and Kmprees of Japan on July 17 visited and expressed sympa thy with the wounded Germans In the Gorman hospitnl at Yokohama. Commander Mori, of Japan, In hie re port of f-eymour'a march, notos tho bo lluf that the Chineto cast their lot with tho lioxera because of tho bombardment of Taku. $100 Hewtrd, $100, Tho readers of this papor will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been abla to euro in all its stages and that Is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cumin the only positive euro now known to tho medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional dlseoso, requires a con stitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is tuken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying tho foundation of tho disease, and giving tho patient strength by building up tho constitution and assisting nature In do ing Its work. Tho proprietors havo so much faith in its curative powers, that thoy offer onb Hundred Dollars for any caiti that It (alls to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address, F. J, Ciieskv A Co., Toledo, O. hold by DrtiggiBts, 76c. Hall's Family Pills are the best. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the S&2& BigaatUIO of The Linn County Disaster. A fatal brldgo accident at Kddyvlllo, 28 miles this sido of Yaqulna, occurred Friday ovening. Mr. nnd Mrs. Dan Weltaln and llttlo sjn and Mrs. Luckey, mother of Mrs. Wcltnin, were returning from a trip to Corvallis. Whon on tho brldgo closo to their homo tho structure gave way and fell with a crash 20 or 25 feet Into tho water below. Thero wero fioveral men in tho etoro near by who rushed out nnd into tho water to tho as sistance of tho unforttinato peoplo. Thoy succeeded in getting them nil out. Mrs. Luckey had been struck on tho head by a timber and was dchd. Tho others woro badly bruised, but nono seriously. Tho child was nearly drowned, but was rcBiisltatcd after considerable work. Tho accident caused a gloom over tho ontiro neighborhood, whoro tho deceased woman was held in high esteem, as woll ns Mr. Weltaln and family. At tho timo of tho accident Mr. G. W. Wright and father wero returning In n carriage from a trip into tho country, reaching thcro fivo minutes after tho ac cident and rendering valuable asslstanco in resetting tho unforttinato people from tho water. Tho former roturncd to Al bany this forenoon by rail, while his father who wnmumblo to cross tho river nt that placo wont around nnd will drive. to Albany. A piece ot tho bridge brought to Al bany Bliowcd It to bo in a very rotten condition nnd entirely unsafe. The Hotnllcst Man In Salem As well as tho lintHh()!iicst,,uiul others arc Invited to cull on any druggist it nd get frco 11 trial bottlo of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat und Lungs, 11 remedy that Is guaranteed to euro und believe ull Chrunlu nnd Acuto Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis una ;uiisump tlon. Prlco 2.1c. nnd 60c. cod&w Dlnder Twine at tho Mitchell, Lowls & Staver Co. branch, at 10J cents Hr pound. Wt ere To Find It. Willson's Shaving Parlors carry n stock of Newbro'a Horplcldo, tho new und In fallible euro for dandruff and falling hair, advortised hi another column of this papor. 8 3 lm OASTOXIIA. fissri tb ? Ito Kind You Hare Always Bought Peace Declared Why dovoto all your timo tho Boer Wnr nml tho Gold reading tho Gold Fields of Alaska? Thoro aro other matters o vital Importance; you may makoatrip Kast. and will want to know how to travel. In order to havo the host ser vice, uso tho Wisconsin Cuntral Uy., botwoen St. Paul nml Chicago. 1-or atos and other information, write Jus. A. Clock, General Agout, Portland, Orr no.o LOW HATE MA. U. P. HAILII0AO ToC.A. H. Encampment. Chlcajo. 111., Autust 27 to September 1, 1900. For thonbovo occasion tho Union Pa cific railroad will make n special ratu of $71.50 from Portland to Chicago and re turn. Tickuts on salo August -1 and -"-For further details concerning thh cheap rate cull on Guy M. Powers, agont O. It. & N. Co. W. W. Skinner, agent So. Pac. Co., Salem, Or. Or address J. II . I.otiiiio:, General Agent, 135 Third Street, Portland, Or. 7 31 ood td KUSINKSS GAUDS. O. H.mACK Successor to Dr. J. M. Kcono, Jof Whlto Corner. Salem Or. Parties desir ing superior operations at moderate fees in nny brunch aro in esjecial request. ALBERT A. JESSUP. X3E5 MI3?X,!S? Phono 1071,1 ItOOMS 1 AND 3, GRAY IILK, S, C, STONE. M. D I'roiirlctor ot . Stone's Drue: Stor tiALHM, OltKdON. Tbo itorus (two tu number) nro locnled at No. 235 ftttd 343 Commurt-Ul trcxt, niul are ncllUcket wUtiHi-Dinfiloto lino ot ilruieanl medlclnti, toilet nrtlota, Irlniiu7jr, lirimtivi etc., etc., oU", UK. HTONK IlMhad oino M iar oxpsrleuow lu the pme Uceof medicine nnd now iake no olitK fur ooumilutlon. ejunlimtlnn or prN.crljliou. SOULE lilt OS. Piano Tuners and Repairers POUTl.AND OUK. For Salem and vicinity loavu orders ut Geo. Will's Music Storu. B. P. JONES, Attornoy-at-Law Toledo, Oro-ron. Wu Clerk of Circuit Court ic I u jer audit an uu-UHUtO aUUactoi all on iifUl IMmilu couutjr. 11-171U OFKICK.CITYIHALL water horvlco uoply at ortlty. r For Hills payable monthly in advance Make all oompluliits ut tho otllco. C.M'ITAI f" -ITY Express and Transfer Meets all mail and iKiMtnuer trains Uaggage to all ikirts of the oity. Prompt servlcti. Teleplioiie No. 8fit. DIStJUK A SKIPTON. TURNER MEAT MARKET T If ll.rt.ti .llr liay rAAliitliiyl llltf .....Xt ....i ... a 'r.irn..r ami In mm,- nru. . rartl to l'ivb his ow eimtoiners as well as tlie new. the choiiot of uiMtv, tltit -ri"tor flccptablr Ideas. 0 H btale it paienicu. THE PATENT RECORD, Baltimore, Md. B Salem water to. n vn i i. "4i MKG3BBKEgZ3SJ$ SSSSSSXSS :csscs Tito Kind Yon Ilnvo Always In uso for over 00 years, and ffllPfif sonnl supervision Rlnco its infancy. CCCClZfti Allfiiviirt nun ilnnolvn vnn In tlifu. All Counterfeits, Imitations nnd" Just-as-rood' nro imfc Experiments that trlilo with nnd endanger tho health 01? Infants nnd Children Experience against Experiment. BS Casforla Is a harmless substitute for Castor OH, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphlno nor other Narcotlo substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroy "Worms und nltays Fevertshness. It cures Dinrrluua and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation nnd Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho Stomach and Dowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORBA ALWAYS Soars tho f r -jr jkbj' tj The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THC CCNTAVR COMPANY. TT MUftHAV STRCCT, NCW YORK CITY. IsSq R. M. WADE k CO. SALEM OREGON iy Something to Be Proud Of fs thc'ownorsliip otla Crescent. Clovo Innd or Gendron blcyrlo. It Ih tho acme of iHirfoctloii in bicycle construction, whorolt lightness is not sacrificed: for strength and mechanical skill blend to make it wheel that Is unexcelled for mu ling qualities nnd reliability. Wu havo asplemlid stock to r.hooso (rom. At 'Xi, to $50. R. M. Wade &Co A SHIRT SPOILED lly mischievoiiH, mud-throwing lads Is fcurruly worse than ono sKjilwl by ioor or iiuiuieront laundry work. Mont pimple in town know our reputation for tirst-elass work and prompt delivery. If you do not and will give us a trial order, wu will mako you a pleased nnd satis llfd customer. Goods called for and du livercd. Salem StRani Laundry COMINKI. I. I r MTKAH I'HOriltKTOII. DOIIOUM ll', OLHHTKAI), Mdll. I'honuUl, KID I.lliortj Strett. A Bathroom Worth of Volup tuous Caracalla. Wo aro fixing up constantly in mod ern houses, with oimiii plumbing, nicklo plutwl, mrxlern imprnvwd wash tubs and shower airiaratus. Old buildings are bImi refitted by us in the iwwt snieiitille mauniir, aim with tlio Ixmi Htnlturv Iiluiiiblni! that can ho lonu. None hut " riiin are umpioywi, ami urn work is always satisfactory as Hell as tno pru-n. BARR&PETZEL 211 COMMKIIOIAL STKKKT. TelefioNo. 5371 issassssssfsw Bought, ntul -which lias liccn has horno tho stfrnatnro of has been mado under hts pcr- Signaturo of VZ" JUM THE FINE ART OF COOKING Attains perfection with tho uso of tho hluo llamu oil stoyo. Food articles can be lioiled, broiled or roasted quickly ami easily, tho stove liolng smokeless nml odorless. Ordinary kerosene can bu tiBod and tho kiti'iien is not mado nn jvoii by hours of unossary llro. Why hum wood and suffer when (ho oil stovu la yours for 8.C0. jjjsowawaffllU UTILE BO-PEEP LOST HER SHEEP 1 -J .i3 Hut no ino nocnl worry nliout .tmiMoii this time of tho year, if they ouu t dainty nnd dellcloiu Spring lamb to. nn npitfltlzltig and nourishing Suimr -r mual. V.( havo everything In choice meats, an 1 a'1 the dultcaoitM of tho mm son In huh f'ulh and smoked meaU that will t tiiu most critical opiciuo. E. C CROSS SALEM OR. Only Choice Articles In wines and lliniors nro ai-foptnhhi. Our gooda ttr Mnetwl with uxtrHino euro ami a full knowlitdgH ot tho market. To got what you want, go wlmry what you want Is to Imi had.' Our list com jiripoH the the lliiust importod iumI Amur lean wiiiMs, old enough to rale high nlawt, ami innro than 11 no enough U havo Immui W"'li ktwphig for ana. J. P' Rogers 213 and 222 Coiumsri-kil Htrml. rWholMil tud rHtail. v" " .- 'JiS Si jtL o3l":T WAKTT3T3 ..Now today, ndvortlodmonts four linos or. loss In this column Insortod threa tlmos for 28o.. 6O0 a wook. $l.oo por month. All ovor four linos at snmo rate. ' JKKSAYS FOU SALK Klght full blood cows, all fresh or soon to bo fresh, will sell all togothor or other wise Inquire of F. W. flurbin, sheriff's oflico 8-0 tf WANTED To rent small farm near Salem for term of yoars. Or employ ment on farm with houso to live fu. Address Farmer, cans Journal. 8 0-3d-lwt . WANTED Lady ngents to canvass for a fast soiling artfulo, $5 to $10 a day guaranteed, ltobiuson & Co.. 233 W. First street) Los Angeles, Cal. 8 0 8 14 ATNEVPOUT-Iiold your chocks. Main's Hack A Dray Co., tranafors all camps and cottagos tor CO conts each. Wood $150 por rick. Hock to Otto Mock and Light houso, best accommodations at bed rock pricos. Furnished nnd unfurnished houses. Call on or addrcsss Cal Main, 7:lC-lm. WANTED-Agood hop drier Wm. II. Egau, Brooks. 83-3t FOH SALE 15 wothor goats at $2.76, Enquiro of Wm. U. Egau, Mrooks. 8-3-3t HOP PIOKEUS WANTED Ono hun drcd pickers wanted, Apply to or ad dress Davenport A Eldsou, Willard, Or. 8-2-0t WANTED 100 hop pickers, CO acres, two kilns, long run picking, five tulles south ot Salem, families moved out nnd back ; regular picking prlco paid, Mread. meat nnd grocery wagons dally. Checks cashed any timo. Call on or address, Ed. C. llerron, Hoom 7, up stairs second hallway south of Ladd fc Mush bank. 8-1-2-wdAw WANTED A first-class cook at Flor onca Sanitarium, corner Winter aud Forry Btreots. 7-3Mf MIOYOLES FOll WOOD. I will ox uhango a fow second-hand wheels, guns, revolvers or watchs, all in good order, for wood. Geo. F. Smith, sec ond hand store. 301 Commercial street. 7 10 lm TO THE PUMLIO-Wo havo on handn largo stock of Eastern nnd homo mado buggies which wo nro soiling nt greatly reduced prices in order to closo them out this season. Ploaso call at 41 aud CI Statu street and oxamlno thotn, Pohto A Mlshop. Q.2a-U UOOMS. Furnished or unfurnished, single or in suites, dining room ad joining, homo-Hko. Bocond floor Cot tlu block. Mnttlo HutchltiB, prop. IIB1U H'JUSH ULiKAKKlW UulllOniOOr that tho host und choaposti carpet paper Is tho heavy full puper Bold ut, Tub JouitNAi. oilico. 20-tt t'l-y.'lT-Il r ' -L' 'L J" LA 11 '. i imiiii HOTELSANTIAM At Uotrolt, OroKon Now open for Hummer Tourists, now houso, newly furnished first-class accom odations. Price from $1.00 to f 1.50 per day Good pack train and saddle horses nya ready to accomodate Tourists to ot ''pringa, Marion Lake. nnd I-nko i'rmella mid all good fishing points. H. Jacob, Prop. Loans and Insurance Money to loan from 0 to 8 por cent, according to security no cxiioubo for examination. Insurance effected on hops and othor property nt lowest rates. John Moir 290 Com, st, 7-10-a d.-w The German Market Will bo found all kinds of moat nnd tho best ot sausago, FIIEK DELIVERY. All bills duo tho latu firm of Wolt A Mtescko must bo paid. OlOLZ 5l son 171 Commercial St. Osteopathy In Salem ami Albany DR, GRACE ALBRIGHT Graduate of American School nf Ontno. patlty. SALEM Monday, Wednesday and Friday; hourB, U to 11 n. m.; 1 to 4 p. ovor Wolior's grcx;ory. ALMANY i'liosday, Tliursday and Saturday ; hours U to 12 a, in. 1 to 5 p, in., Airs. Wliius residence. CUHt tOUKStLH lp 111x44 f-r ukimtura.1 tin Ij.rffM, luflNiiiiiittilona uruatluua vr UKrtlu jt mutiOUb lutmtraDes. luiEwialCMiyiciiCa. " PmIwihw. 1'aiui.M, IU4 but ttllu. mum iiruirtjiau, or mu! In pl.lo wt.p(r, Mil, ur i Uittita, tl.74. (IrcuUr mm eu ikiiu- Ll)IEsi Froo Harmloss Monthly Hog-ulat-jr; can not fall. 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