MX4M
KILL
THIS
GEE
THAT CLUSTERS AROUND
AN
UNHEALTHY
HAIR.
CAUSIN(U
DANDRUFF
PALLING
HAIR.
FINALLY
BALDNESS
"Du trey the uuie, you remove
the effect."
HERPJCIDE
credlcitei the grm, promotes the
3rowlh of the heir. For site by ill
rojjlitj. Price $1.00. a
O. C. T. Co's
PABHKNaKR BTEAlnEII
POMONA
altonA
(LEAVES KOH 1'OHTLAND
Uslir xxaent Siinclnv
xxacpt Sunday
Kt 7 n. tn
QUICK TIME AND CHEAP
11ATES.
Dock botwoan But nod Conrt'Hts.
, M. P. BALDWIN, Agont.
Special for Outing !
Mountain or
Coast a: x
We will put up uny kind nnd grado of
coffee or tea in one pound nlr tight car
toon.' It wilt bo put up fresh nnd it will
retain, its nromn. Sauio inducouicnt ho
I before, 2 ounces of any flavor of our own
Inako flavoring extracts frco with each
If I purchaso, or a lunch basket; or with
Is 60 cent purchase j a bar of nlco tollot
laeap.
V Remember tho baklna oowdor"DI-
Famond Brand" is our own mnko no such
can bo had wherovur.you go nt 30 cents
fciucan.
Ypkoliaraa Tea Store
Phono 2111.
Free Del Ivory.
i CaOCIAL NEWS
4 fJ AND VIEWS
,
fTTTVTTTTTT
' MIsaKdlth
In Astoria.
II alloy is visiting friends
' r i in wp
mm
WW
. Mr. and Mrs. L. 0. Hterwood, of
Ale,
ft aru visiting in tho city.
VMr. nnd Mrs. O. 1 Hlahop, returned
t last' evening from Newport.
Judge Bean was a homo bound pas'
songor from Newport last night.
ii3
MrilEd. F. Parkhurst wont to Albany
yqatorday evening to visit Mrs. J. A. Ho
tan, .
Mrs." F. Levy and daughter, Miss
Hortonso havo gono to Scattlo to visit
L. S. Mayer, who is seriously ill.
Mrs.W. II. Dyars, and daughter, ro
turnol yosterday from n visit with hor
daughter Mrs. Ad. Wright nt Mehama,
MlasMlnnio Whitney, of Woodburn,
and"Mles Kstella Dodge, of Hubbard,
who spent a week visiting their aunt
Mri. J. F. Bulger nt tho Cottago Hotel
returned to their respective homos yes
Urday afternoon.
Captain and Mrs. D. 0. Howard will
start tomorrow in their bugy (or Iluby,
Douglas county, whoro they will visit
the captain's nephow, 15. F, Wilkes.
UncteTand nephew woro in tho Union
array Jogothcr, and havo not seen each
other for SOyoars. "Old Cap" woarb
one of. , the Drvan badges recently im
ported by a leading Republican politician,
PERSONALS.
Doug Mluto went to Portland yestor
day alternoan.
FreiL-Steusloff has returned from his
bunting and Ashing expedition in tho
neighborhood of Detriot.
Henry Brown of North Salem ruturncd
from Gape Nome last night, wtll satis
fied that Salem is a better place than
Nome.
'Constipation
, Headache,blllouines9, heartburn, Inill
i feitlon, and all liver tile aru cured by
Hood's Pills
Sold by all drogelite. 25 cent.
FANNING MILLS.
farmers, there will be big
pney in using a fanning
1 this vear.
We can furnish the best
Jde, guaranteed, with noth
ing worth having left out,
from $20 to $25.
tchell, Lewis & Staver Co.
81-2wdAw
Oae Inline.
Mies Anna Mathewi.a native of Mich-
";JtlW
SaSbbbbmL
al
.gM, aged 23 years, was received at the
wylura yesterday from Hood River.
Wkere To Find It.
IWilltOn's Sluvine Parlors carrv a atvV
Fa( Newbro'a Herpicide, the new and in
fallible cure for dandruff and falling l.oi.
idvertUed in another column of this
paier. 8 3 lm
LEARNING TO 3MILE.
One of the Itnrileat Things For the
Gymtinat to Do.
"The thing I found hardest to learn
In my business was to siullc," said a
professional gymnast who did a very
clever specialty recently nt one of tlio
local theaters. "I started out hi ncro
uatlc work when I was only 15 years
old ns ouo of n 'family of Ave. My
Instructor was Charles McDonald, an
tld tluio circus performer and ono of
the best of his day. While he was put
ting mo through my paces ho was
continually yelling: 'Look pleasant!
Ixiok pleasant!' And my main trouble
for years was In following that same
order.
"No matter how hard I tried I would
forget myself, nnd when 1 was doing
an extra hard 'turn' I was certain to
make horrible faces, screw up my eyes
and grit my teeth. It took all tho ef
fect out of my act and must have
seemed very funny to tho peoplo In
tho audience. Often, after performing
Borne dllllcult feat, I have been morti
fied to hear a roar of laughter, and at
last I determined to cither learn bow
to smile or quit tho business. I got
tho knack at last, and now It has be
come n sort of second nature.
"Tho point Is a great deal more Im
portant than ono would Btippose. 1
know an equilibrist, for Instance, who
Is very popular on tho vnudovlllo olr
cult, not so much on nccount of tho
dllllculty of his act as the smiling ensn
with which It Is apparently doue. You
would uevcr supposo from his face
that ho was making any special exer
tion, and that of Itself gives remarka
ble grace nnd finish to his work.
"I tun not the only one In the busi
ness, however, who has found It hnrd
to smllo nt the right time. Almost ev
ery bnllot dancer, eccentric character
dancer and skirt (lancer has had trou
ble on the same score. Most of them
Anally acquire a horrible fixed grlmnco
that Is supposed to be a smile, but has
no more suggestion of merriment thnn
a brick wnll. It Is produced by culti
vating a certain set of muscles and
made to appear and disappear on tho
principle of pulling a strlug." New Or
leans Times Democrat.
$100 Reward, $100,
The readers of this paper will bo
pleased tn learn that there is at least
one dreaded dlscaeo that scienco has
been able to cure In all its stages and
that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Curo is
tho only positive curo now known to tho
medical fraternity. Catarrh belntf rt
constitutional disease, requires n con
stitutional treatment. IluU'a Catarrh
Curo is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood nnd mucous surfaces of
tho system, thereby destroying tho
foundation of tho dlbcaso, nnd giving tho
patient strength by building up tho
constitution nnd nssisting nature in do
ing its work. Tho proprietors hnvo so
much faith in Its curatlvo powers, that
they offer ono Hundred Dollars for nuy
case that it fails to cure. Send for list
of testimonials.
Address, F, J. Ciiknkv & Co., Toledo, 0.
Sold bv Druggists, fic.
Hall's Family Pills aru tho best.
Montana Methodist Conference,
IIui.kna, Aug. 8. Tho annual eon
fureucu of tho Methodist Episcopal
Church of Montana legnu here today.
Among tho distinguished visitors present
is Hlshop Charles Fowler, of Buffalo, N
V.. who will deliver his noted kcturo
upon Abraham Lincoln, as well as
members of tho American Hook Con
cern,' prominent churchmen, nnd others
to tho number ot 100. V,
At Bed Time
tako a pleasant herb drink, tho next
morning I feel bright and my com
plexion is better. My doctor says it
nets gently on tho stomach, liver and
kidneys, and Is a pleasant laxntivo. It
Is mado of herbs, and is prepared as
easily as tea. It is called Lane's Medl
clno. All druggists soil it nt 25c. and 00
cts. Lane's Family Medicine moves the
uowois cacti day. Jt you cannot got it,
send for freo sample. Address, Orator
F. Woodward, Lolloy, N. Y.
North Atlantic Siuadron.
Portland, Mo., Aug. 8. Tho vessels
of the North Atlantic squadron, under
command of Adrlmal Farquhnr, sailed
from this ort this morning for Rock
land. During tho cruise of tlio squadron
in Muino waters Admiral Farquhar, un
der orders from tho navy department
will enlist as many seamen as possible
for sorvlco in tho navy and fill up tho
complements of tho Eovoral ships al'
of which are considerably short of their
number, tlio squadron acting as a inov
ablo recuitlng Btatlon. Tho fleet is
composed of tho cruiser Now York,
battleships Kentucky, Indiana, Mass
achusetts, Texas ami Kcarsargo.
iaeumatism
Rheumatic pains arc the cries of protest
and distress from tortured muscles, aching
joints and excited nerves. The blood has
been poisoned by the accumulation of
waste matter in the system, nnd can no
longer supply the pure and health sustain
ing food they require. The whole system
feels the effect of this acid poison ; and
not until the blood has been purified and
brought back to a healthy condition will
the aches and pains cease.
Mn, James Kell, of 707 Ninth street, N. It.,
Washington, D. C,wrltc as follows) "A few
months ago I had an stuck of bclatlc Kbcurna
lUiu In Its worst form The
rain was so Intense that I
became completely pros
IratrtL TheMttack was an
unusually severe one. and KrXv '
roy condition waa regain
ed as being very danger
ous, I was attended by
one of the mot atlc doc
tors in Washington who is
also a member of the fac
ulty of a leading medical
college here, lie told me
,n rciiitinu fill nrtftfrln.
lions and t would get well. After hating It 61led
twelve times without receiving the slightest
benefit, 1 dtclined to continue bis treatment any
longer Having heard of 8. 8 8 (Swift'a Specific)
recommended tor Kheunulism, I decided, almo-,t
In despair however to give the medicine a trial,
and after I bad taken a few bottles I waa able to
bobble around on crutches, and very toon there,
after bad 00 use for them at all, S. b S having
cured me sound and well. All the distressing
pains have leli me, my appetite nss reiurnea,
and I am happy to be again restored to perfect
health.
ami bssm k'rJ v "
health.
sss
the great vegeume
purifier and tonic, is
the ideal remedy in all
rheumatic troubles
There are no opiates or
minerals in it to disturb the digestion and
lead to ruinous habits.
We have prepared a special book on
Rheumatism which every sufferer from
this painful disease should read. It U the
most complete and interesting book of
the kind in existence. It will be sent free
to any one desiring it Write our physi
ciiiu'f ully and freely about vonr case. We
make no charge for medical advice.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. OA.
mm
dy
atom-
oc-
iv to
keen the bowols
regular. For
this purpose.as
well nBlor tlio
curo
Indltestlon
Dyspepsia
Liver and
Kidney
Disorders
there is nothing
to equal tho
Hitters.
fo -STOMACH
SITTER5
To Stop Gigantic Political Crab.
Nkw Yoiik, Aug. 8. A meeting of the
stock holders of tho Republican Loan
and Savings Association was called to
order ot 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
nt 31 llroadtvay. This association was
recently thrown into the hands of n re
ceiver by Hank Examiner Kllburn. Al
though tho association has Its main
ollleo and placo of business within hail
ing tlistnncoof tho Supremo Court build
ing in Now York City, tho Republican
machinery took tho application for a
receiver to another county, whoro there
was a Republican Judge, and in due
cotirso of time, notwithstanding Im
partial experts were produced a'nd for
tified with facts, proved conclusively it
was solvent, it was placed in the hands
of partisan receivers, Tho receivors nro
entitled to (lvo percent of the nssots of
tho association nnd liberal attorneys'
fees and other expenses. It is a well
known fact that in this Stato thero is
practically nothing over left niter tho
receivers get through with nny property
placed In their hands. It is "disponed
of," too, within the bounds of tlio law.
The stockholders who mot today rep
resent six thousand members, clnelly
located in Now York. Thoy are de
termined that in tliis enso the vast
property of their association, aggre
gating ovor ono million dollars, shall
not bo wiped out by receivors. Thoy
havo arranged a program for today's
mooting which provides for tho removal,
by resignation and reorganization, of
all tho features that woro not In nc
cordanco with tho views of tho bank
oxamincr. This dono thoy will petition
fortho removal of tho temporary ro
eolvers nnd tako Into their hands the
continuance or voluntary liquidation
of tho affairs of tho association. In this
way they oxpectcd to pay 0110 hundred
cents on the dollar.
The association membership is largely
composed of church icoplo and school
teachers, nnd thoy havo taken tho mat
tor in their own hands and nro vigor
otiously agitating it.
What Is Your Line?
Tho lino for you to tako across tlio
continent is thu Northern Pacillc Rail
way whlph spans tho country between
Portland nnd St. Paul with its rails of
steel, running two through daily trains
between tliesu cltles,nffordiiig passcugerfl
a quick and Haft) trip amid beautiful
scenery, flourishing cities, waving grain
flilds,nud vast stock ranges. Hy this lino
you may enjoy "all tho comforts of n
liomo."
If you havo traveled via this lino, you
of course know its advantages.
If not, tlo not fail to investigate its
merits beforo you start on your ICastorn
trip.
For rates, tlmn tables or othor In
formation, sou nny Northern Pacific agent
or write
A. I). CirAiCTO.v A.G.P.A.
255 Morrison bt. cor. Third, Portland.
8-OtC.
TODAY'S MARKET.
Poutlani), Aug. 8 Wheat, vnlloy CI
to 65, Walla Walla, 55.
Flour Portland, best grades $2.75 to
f3.10. Graham 2.50 per 1)1)1.
Oats Choice Whito 30:t7c, groy 34
to 35 nor bushel.
MilfstufT Hran, $13; shorts, $15.
liny Timothy f 101I tier ton.
Onions 1.25 for red 1.50 for Sllvor
skins. 1'oUitoos 50 to fiOc per sack.
Iluttor Rest dairy, 35 10; fancy
creamery, -10 to -15c. Store 26c. 27a
nggs urt-gon, 17 c.
Poultry Chickens. $3.00 to 3.60; hens,
$1 to 5.00; turkeyB. live 13c.
Stutton Dressed, 7 to 7c por pound.
Hogs Heavy dressed 6 to'Oc.
Heef Steers. l4.60; cows,$3.50 OI ;
dressed beef, OK to 7?c.
Veal Dressed, 8 8Jc. for small.
Hops 28c.
Wool Valley, 1213c; Eastern Ore
gon, 10Q15c; Mohair, 25c.
Hides Green, salted GO lbs, 8QO0;
under 60 lbs, 74&W i sheop pelts. 16
20c
8ALKM MARKKT.
Wheat 58 pounds and over, 45,
Wool, 13 to lflc. Mohair, 25o.
Hops 5 to 7kjC
Oats 28 to 30c.
Hay Haled, cheat, $7 ; to $7.60 timo
thy, flO.
Eggs 15 to 17c.
Flour In wholesale lots, $2.50; retail
$3.
Millstuffs Hran, $13; shorts, $11,
Hogs Dresbed, 5c.
Live cattle Steers, 3J4; cows, 2 to
Sheep $2.603.
Dresfod Veal UJtJc.
Huttar Dairy, 2oo; creamery, 25c.
Poultry tat hens per lb., 7 to
8c,
spring chickens per It)., u to IU
Potatoes new, 35c per bushel.
LOW RATE MA U. P. RAILROAD
ToC.A. H. Encampment. Chktfo, III., Aufust
27 to Settemter 1,1900.
For the aliovo occasion the Union Pa-
i-lflc railroad will mnko a special rate of
?71.0U Irom J'ortianu to Ulilcago anil ro.
turn. Tickets on salo August 21 and 22
For further details concerning this
cheap rate call on Guy M. Powers, agent
u. Jt. a k. uo. w. w. Bkinner, agent
So. Pac. Co., Balem, Or. Or address
J, H. Itiiik)! General Agent,
135 Third Street, Portland, Or.
7 31eodtl
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Slgnatuio of
im
for acceptable; Ideas.
Stato If patented.
THE PATENT RECORD,
Baltimore. Ml
tfolif
89Sf8
A Mxterlou rnaavrord.
Tho Ilaroncss llurdett-Coutts was
once shopping In Paris nnd was passed
from ono department to another by
tho shopmen, always with tho remark,
"Two ten." She was escorted from
counter to counter, nnd everywhere tho
cabalistic words "two ten" wero re
peated. Struck by tho peculiarity of this re
frain, tho baroness asked the proprietor
as she left tho establishment: "Pray
what does 'two ten' mean? I noticed
rnch assistant said It to tho other
wherever I went In your shop."
"Oh, It Is nothing," ho replied, "mere
ly n password thnt they nro lu tho hab
it of exchanging."
But the baroness was not satisfied
with this explanation. So In the oven
rng, when the porter, a young boy,
drought home her purchases, olio said:
"Sty boy, would, you llko to earn 6
francs J"
Of course be hnd no objection.
"Tell mo," said tho Indy, "whnt docs
'two ten mean, nud I will gtvo you 0
francs."
"Why, don't you know, ma'am?" said
ho, evidently astounded nt her Igno
rance. "It means, 'Keep your two
ryes on her ton lingers.' "
The mystery wns solved. The shop
men of the Trols Quartlers had taken
the richest and tho most generous wo
man In Great Britain for n shoplifter.
-Tlt-Blts.
Where nvrrj-thlnu; flrowa.
The tuberose, flourishes amazingly In
tho open nlr tn the Transvaal with but
the smallest attention nnd cultivation.
The bulbs shoot up their threo or four
foot stems, each bearing very sweet
smelling flowers, In an Incredibly short
space of time.
In I'rotorln roses nro prolific In fact,
most of the streets nro bounded by roso
hedges throughout their length, and
they bloom with a frail, pink monthly
roso blossom for three quarters of tho
year. In public places, such ns tho
Burghers' park, the profusion of roses,
lilies, carnations nnd tuberoses Is bo
wllderlngly beautiful.
Tho wild orchids of Swaziland aro
farnoiiB. They aro of at least 20 differ
ent kinds. They nro extremely curious,
and with n little c'nro and extra heat
they can bo Induced to develop Into
very wonderful plants.
Everything grows In the Transvaal If
tho trouble Is taken to plnnt It. Tho soil
being nil virgin nnd naturally rich, tho
very smnllest amount of attention Is
required.
The llotntlest Man to Salem
As well as tho Imndbomcst, and others
aro Invited to call on nny druggist
and got frco n trial hnttlo of Kemp's
Balsam for the Throat nnd Lungs, 11
remedy that Is guaranteed to euro nnd
bcllovo nil Ulironlu nnd Acuto Coughs,
Asthma, Bronchitis and Consump
tion. Prlco 25o. and COc. cud&w
Heady to Receive Grain.
A, M. Humphrey Co., aru now Issu
ing sacks for grain to he delivered nt Sa
lem nnd Mneleny, and nro buying oats
through thu Aumsvlllo mill nnd furnish
ing sacks for those wnntlng to fell nnd
deliver nt Aumsvlllo. Wu nro nlso buy
ing grain, Hour nnd feed in enr lots
wheru convenient to load. Our ollleo nt
21)0 Commercial street, up stairs over
Central Telephone ollleo w hero wo will
bo pleased to iitioto prices. Do not fail
to call and ecu us. 31-thtw tf
Peace Declared
Why tlovoto nil your time
reading
tho Boer War nnd the Gold Kiel
olds of
Alnskaf Tlioro aro other mutters o
vital importance; you may make a trip
Eust. and will want to know how to
travel. In order to havo tho best ser
vice, U80 the Wisconsin Central Hy.,
between St. Paul and Chicago. or
ates and othor information, wiito Jas,
A. Clock, General Agont, Portland, Ore
no.o
BUSINESS (MUDS.
C. fi. (HACK
Succossor to Dr. J. M, Kecno, Tof
Whlto Corner, Salem Or. Parties desir
ing stierlor operations nt moderate fees
In any branch art) in esjiecial request.
ALBERT A. JESSUP.
333ES T&'JCIlS&'JE'
fPhono 1071.1"
UOOMS 1 AND 3, OKAY 1II.K,
S, C, STONE. M. D
froKicUirlof
Stone's Drug Stop
UALKM, onKIIMN,
Tho stores (two In uuraberl are Irxalcd at
No. '2SA and SSI CunimoroUl street, and are
well stocked with complete llnnot drug and
medlclnss, toilet articles, iwrfuuwrjr, ,l,ru.livi
etc., eto.,etn,
Haaliad soranSi jrcars eiperlenor In the prarv
tlco of medicine mid now makes 00 plurKO for
ooosultatlon, osinliiatlnii nr irncrl,tlon,
souli-: linos.
Tuners and Rcpaireis
Piano
POUTI.ANI) OUK.
For Snlem nnd vicinity leave orders ut
Geo. Will's Music Store.
13. F JONES,
Attornoy-nt-Lnwl
Toledo, Ororon
Wmj Clerk of Mroiilt Court i'
1 us years su'lliss
J' 1 1) lu l.lmtjln
IM7ia
sn up-to-daie abstract 01 ad
OUUtlljr,
Salem tor
M
OKKICB,;cTV HALL
For water wrvlco nnply at nr)It.
Hills payable luoutbly In mlvunuo.
Make ull qomplalutu nt the olllce.
CAPITAL CITY
Express and Traosfei
Meets all null and naweneur trains.
Baggage to all jrtfl of the city. Prompt .
cervlce.
Tolsnhono No. (Vil.
UIKiUK A 8KIITON.
ii mm imiiL9m'smmvmiriTWii hiimmir i ihii
Tito Kind You Havo Always Bouglitf mid which hns hecu
In itso for over 30 years, hns horno tho slrrnatnro of
Jp and has bc.cu mado under his pcr-
P yji-Zt. flonnl supervision slneo Us infancy.
uzrry. &CCA4V. Allow no ono to deceive you In this.
AH Counterfeits, Imitations nml"Just-as-roo(l"nra Intfc
Experiments that trlilo with and endanger tho health o?
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment.,
What is CASTORIA
Gastorla is a harmless Bithstituto for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphiuo nor other Nnrcotlo
fmhstaiicc. Its age is its guarantee. It destroy "Worms
nud allays Foverlshncss. It cures Diarrhrua and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
nud Flatulency. It assimilates tlio Food, regulates tho
Stomach and ltowels, giving healthy and natural sleeps
Tlio Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTOR.A ALWAYS
Soars tho
f jf jf iLJSm0s ? rry
av -C6CC
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TMt eCNTAUfl COMPANY. TV MURRAY STRCKT. Nt W YORK CITY.
m
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i-ir...
R. M. WADE d CO.
SALEM
Somc(I?!ng (o Be Proud Of
Is tho ownorsblp of a Crescent, Clove
land or Gendron bicycle It is the neni o
of perfeetlon in bicycle construction,
wheru lightness Is not sacrificed for
strength and mechanical skill blend to
make u wheel that is unexcelled for run
nng iiunlltleB nnd reliability. Wo havo
iisploudid stock to choose from. At ?'!),
to WO.
R. M. Wade &Co
A SHIRT SPOILED
Ily mlrchlovous, mud-throwing lads Is
H'arfely worse than ono sK)lled by itoor
or Indifferent laundry work. Most
people in town know our reputation for
llrflt-clnss work and prompt delivery. If
you tlo not nnd will give us a trial order,
wu will mnko you a pleased and satis
fied customer. Goods called for and de
livered. Salem Steam Laundry
colonki. j iii vmtkai) riioruimoit.
IMIIIOUH II. OI.HHTKAIl, won.
Phono 111, a:) Liberty Street.
A Bathroom Worth of Volup
tuous Caracalla.
We are fixing up constantly In mod
ern houses, with open plumbing, nieklu
jilatnl, nifxlern Improved wnsb tulw and
uliowor apparatus. Old buildings nro
also refilled by us in the tirbnt K'ientille
innntior, end with the Ijeiit ranltarv
plumbing that ran 1m dono. None hut
skilled workman are employed, and the
work Is always satisfactory us well ns
tho price.
BARR&PETZEL
214 COMMKHOIAL BTIIKKT.
TeletotNo. 2371
Signaturo of
J
4 ,
4M
THE FINE ART OF COOKING
Attains perfection with tho nsu of tho
blue llamu nil stnyo, Food articles can
bo boiled, broiled or roasted quickly and
easily, the stovu being smokeless and
odorless. Ordinary kerosene ran bu
used nnd tho kltclien Is not inndn an
oven by hours ol tinoetmry lire. Why
burn wood and suffer when the oil stovu
is yours for ?8.r0.
OREGON
LITTLE BO.PEEP
LOSTHER SHEEP
Hut no ono need worry ulioiit .rditon
tit lb time of tlio year, if they cnu : t
dainty and dellclott, Spring lamb r mi
appetising and nourishing Hiiiui.
meitl. V . have everything In choice
meals, an I n ' the delitaries ol the m?
son in belli f oili nnd smoked iih-iiU
that wills ' ti e most crltit'til epictur,
E C CROSS SALEM OR.
Only Choice Articles
In Vtinis arid liquors aro acceplablo.
Our goods hio lelictud with extrumo
earn nnd a full kuowlttdgo of tlio market.
To get hut you want, go wheru what
you want Is to bu had. Our list com
prlfue thu thu flutist itnortxl and Amur,
intu wiuss, old enough to rattt high
elars, and morn than fine enough to
liitvn bet n worth keeping for agti.
P' Rogers
218 and ?.2 Comiijyreinl Btreet.
WWholmtlo sud retail.
j8wjj.
iRRrf'ihVft"- A
WANTED , ,
Now' today nclvortlBomentn'fotir I
lines or loss In this column Ihsortod f
throe tlmos for 2Bo.,SOo a woak.Jr
I.OO por month. All ovor fbur linos
ut snmo rnto.
FOR SA iilJ. Two Iron" Safes, medium
size, combination lock, first-class con
dition, can bo seen at our office.
8 8 tf . Goodolo Lumber Co.
WANTED Lady agents to canvass for
a fast selling ortielo, fStoflO a day
guaranteed Koblnuon & Co., 233 W.
kmt street, Los Angeles, Cal. 8 0 8 14
edit lNVi:&foll8. The Costollo prop
erty on Worth Liberty strept will bo
sold at private salo 'Ihtireday next,
AugustUilintlOn.m. Bale on pre
mises. 8-7 12
TAKKN Ul Gray horto Owner enn
Hud same I bloeka north of tho North
tjalem school on little car lino.
8 7-tf n, A. Smilkv.
FOll ItKNT A- neat five-robin coUngoI
with basement. Uootl 'wulb water.l
Apply to A Schrlober, 421 High Streot.
8 7tf
JEltdAYS FOR SALE Eiclit full
blood cows, nil fresh or soon to bo
fresh, will sell all togothor or other
wieo. Inquire of i W. l)urbln;v
Nlicriff's ollleo 8-0 tf?
WANTED To rent Bmall farm .turn l
Sulcni for term of years. Or employ '
incut on farm with houso to.llvo in.
Address Fanner, care Journal. i
8 -3d lwf
AT NKWrOltT Hold your checks. 2
Ualn's Hack & Dray Co., transfers js
all camps and cottages for 50 cents K
each. Wood $160 per rick. Hack'
to Otto Hock nnd Light houso, best
accommodations nt bed rock pricos.
Furnished nnd unfurnished houses. '
Call on or addrcsBS Cat lialn. 7:15-lm. t
fioFricKKKS" WANTED-Ono litin-1
tired pickers wanted, Apply to or nd- B
t dross Davenport & Eldson, Wlllard, v
Or. 8-2-0t
WANTED 100 li6p pickers, CO ncros, rf
two kiltiB, long run picking, llvo miles ,j
south of Balem, families moved out'
and back; rogular picking price pald.fi
Jtread. meat andgrocery wagons dally, f
Cheeks cashed any time. Call on orfj
nddress, Ed. O. Horren, lloom 7, up
'Stairs second hallway south of Ladd &
ltiiBli bank. 8-l-2-wd&w
lTlO'lJUiS FoiTVOOD.-l willc?
changu a few second-hand wheels,
guns, rav6lvors or watchs, all In good
order, for wood. Geo. F. Bmltli. sec
ond hand storo, 301 Commercial
streot. 7 10 tin
TO THE 1'UULIO-Wo havo on hand'n
large stock of Eastern nud homo mado
buggies which we urn selling ut greatly
reduced prices in order to close them
out this seusou. 1'loaBo call nt 41 and
51 Stato street and examine thorn,
l'ojilu AJIishop. U-28-tt
UOOJI8. Furnlalied or unfurnished",
slnglu or in suites, dining room ad
joining, homo-ilko. second floor Cot
tle mock. Aiattio liiitcioiiB, prop.
U8 13
HOUSE ULlOAfJlilW Uemetubor
that tlio best and chuupest, carpet
pnpor Is thu heavy felt paper sold
lib Tin: JOUItNAL otlicu. 20-tf
HOTELSANTIAM
At Uatrolt, Ororron
Now open for Hummer Tourists, now
house, newly furnished first-class accom
odations. Price from $1.00 to $1.50 per
.lay Good pack train and saddle horsea ,
vna ready to accomodate Tourists to j
ot iprings, Marion Lake, nud Lake
Pi tnelln and all good Hulling points.
H. Jacob, Prop.
the German Market
Will be found all kinds of moat
and tho best of Hausage. FltEE
DELIVERY. All bills due thu
Into Jinn of Wolt & Mlescku ,
iiliist bo paid,
UlOlsZ, .5. .SON
17l Commercial Bt.
JDsteoDathy
in oaiem ami Ainany
DR, GRACE ALBRIGHT-
Graduate of American Bchool of Ostoo
pathy. y
HA LEM Monday, Wednesday nnd
Frlditv; hours, U to 11 a. ui.; 1 to 4 p.
over Wellur's grocery. ,
AL1IANY Tuesday, Thursday and;
Haturday hours U to 12 n. in, j 1 to 6.p. '
tn., Mrs, Winns residence.
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uuiub.4 m .rnt4UvDi ur ui,riiou
' ! m nrti i iff. Ji. rnucoUb nitmbraoet.
t.....u &&. PislnlsiBai. anil nut tiatpln
thiC om OHis.euCo. ' roiwuous,
a noiu uj srrus;v.su,
or ssnt In plain wr.ppcrr,
lr sspr.u, rrrpsld, (ui
il in, ur bultlu, 11.74.
('Ocular ssut uu ruuaV
U.S.1.
LADIES Freo Harmless Monthly lleg-
ulator; can not fall. Mre. II. Ito wan,
H..177, Milwaukee. 7 13 lm
Don't Be Duped
Tlivrc hnvo lxsn iilimsl iioii tlio market
ivi'nilelmii rei'ilnlH of iiniitM)lotalltloii
of " WelMtur'H lllutlouiiry." U'licy uro twins'
olleroil muler vurloun luunos ut a low prluu
By
dry kooiIh lUiilors, Kroccrs, uKcnts, eta., an'l
In u few limtuiiu im it iirainliiiii f ursulMOrlp
thins to juiiuiii.
Aiiiuiuncvinviits of tlil-so ooinpurutUuly
Worthless
reprints urn t-ry iiiKlctulliiir for Instunwi,
tliyy nn iulurtMl to l the autntuutuil,
iiMulBiit of il lilxlirr pilaxl laMik, wlmn In
rHilltv, ho fur us wt know uiul l.'l(oe, tliuy
. mo nil, from A to ,
Reprlqt Dictionaries,
llKitotyiu ("M'M of u Ixxik of iimi fifty
iunmiiKo. whli Ii in ltH iliiy hiwmJiI forulxnit
IS.UI. mul wlilih hum miirli siiiMirior In utwr,
jirlnt, uiul lilmlliiif to thorn) IiiiIIiiIIoiia, twliitr
iU n u work of iwiiiu) inorlt Instuut of onu
Long Since Obsolete.
Tlio iiiiknni'iit of I0.OI) oorulltHl "new
wonlH," wlilcli Miine uf Ihi'MlMtoksurtuulviT
tU.l to voiituui, vua uniiillyil liy u Kentlu
iiuin wlio ilNxl ovir forty car Kko, unit uruS
IiuIiIIsIhiI ljulore Iii ift-ulh, Other inliior
uiktltlonauiti proUtlily of more ur lea uluu.
Tlio Wcbsur UnsbrldieJ Dlolonsrr pub
lWiel liy our Iiuumj Is tliu only niurllorloua
Onu uf tlmt lunuij fumlilur to this irunurutlon.
It eontulns iitur 2") (uigiii, with lllustru
ttons uu nmrly vtury puyo, uiul lean our
liuprlutoii tlio lltlo iHiitu. It U protected by
uiyrlMlit front tlmip Imitation.
Vuluulikj us tbU work Is, we hnvo at vast
oxituu puUlHluxl a thoruuslily IvvIhuI
suiyicKr, Known lUrouuhuut tlio worlJ as
Webster's InternAtlonarDlctlonsry.t
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