The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, August 10, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextfUll Jdi fc.otxo sifc Vl aT Irani GROWS HAIR LIKE THIS within n few months. NnwnRO's Hkrpicidk kills the dandruff germ- that cause ailing hair and finally baldness. No other preparation but Hernicide Kills thedan drultcenn. Destroy the cause, you remove the effect. Herpfcidc is n delightful hair dressing for regular toilet use. LtriifoaTOK) Mokt,, Bert. SO, "M. I hare ntfd ono-hiUf botila of Jl rplchl. mid my hf M 1j free from dAndrult imil my hair clot. notftUonlMforrnerlr. I am very mnch enthiuM ormhe remit., and havo noonuneuilMlltton nnmtx'rarmrfrlenili. Him Marigold Baldwin. For Silt t all Flnt-Claii Dru $ Slorti. O. C. T. Co's I'ABaKNQKH HTEAhU'.II POMONA altonA LEAVE8 KOU l'OltriiAND Dolly except 8nntT t 7 a. m QUICK TIME AND CHKAP HATEB." Doolc between Htate ami Conrt'Ht. M. l'.JIALDWIN, Afont. A WORD To parties that want to go hop picking. To bo nn Inducement to you to supply youreolf at our etoro with f 1.00 purchase In coffee, tea, spices, baklne; ponder, extracts,eocoa,cocoantit,chocohito, coffco cefenl: a 15c dish freo; or furnish n but tle and recelvo 20c worth o( any lliuor flavoring extract. Or with a $2.00 pur chaee, n 35c dish, Mo worth of extract, or a coffco boiler. Roast coffees from 15c up. Teas from 30a ud. Own baking powder 30c n pound can. Remember you will not got any spec ial Inducement at the store In the yards, and pay the eatno or more for the goods. Montion this ad to recelvo the special inducement, otherwise only the regular tickets. '(J 1 Yokohama Tea Store Phono 2411. Freo Dolivory. 4 (JioCIAL NEWS fe 4 W AND VIEWS k 4WrW'WVVW"v4fr Miss Mattlo Ucaty, has gone to Now port. Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Cualek hnvo gone to Detroit for nn outing. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bottom Joined the Salomites at Newport today. , Miss Dolllo llrenkenhoff, and Miss Edith Lewis liavo gone to Newport. Mr. ami Mrs. James K. Allison lmvo gone to Newport for a 10 days' outing. P. J, Bharback, the well known Wood burn blacksmith was a Salem visitor to da, ' Mrs. Joseph Bchlndlernnd children, have returned from an outing nt New port. Mrs. Hattio Whitney, of Monmouth, ''tVi'ii the city Btopping at the Hotel Cottage S) Win. Rennlo loft today for tho moun tain's "tibove Waterloo, and will visit his sister, Mrs. Wm. Loo. - Superintendent Clayton Wentz and .family of the mute school ore enjoying itheulselves at Willioit. ( ' i i Dr. and Mrs. M. L. Skiff, Dr. and i""1 -Mrs. O. II. Robertson, and MIbs Calvert, t&MJJ ' .-nave gone to ocean i arK. Miss Lena Uuber who lias been visit ing her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Huber, has returned to Portland. Jacob Starr and Walter Dabney, two of the salesmen at the Fair Itacket etoro are at Mehama enjoying the mountain air. W. L. West, who for nnuinberof years has been engineer at the Salem Liht & Traction Co., Power House has secured a position in Tacoma as engineer for the Light A Power Co. A party consisting of Allen Fember ton and family and John Knight and family arrived in tho city this morning from, Marshajltown, Iowa. Mr. Fern ber'ton and family will visit the home of his father, John Peraberton of Rosedale and Mr, Knight will visit at the home of Mra. Kuight's parents Archie Hates, also at Rosedale. PERSONALS. S. P." Kimball' went to Portland this morning. J. W, Hobart was a passenger for Aurora this morning. T. B. Kay retnrned home from San Francisco Uils morning. Chester II. Dateman, of Portland, was in Balem yesterday in the interes of his Floor Bruin industry. He returned via steamer today after having dono a good business. im for acceptable Idea. State If patented. THE PATENT RECORD, OaillBOJT, MO. talked on imperialism WM. J. BRYAN'S SPEECH IN REPLY TO HIS NOTIFICATION. Draws the Line Detwccn Expansion and Impe rialism and Pleads for the Preserva tion of Lltcrty. Wm. J. Uryon, In his speccli in reply to the notification of his nomination for tho presidency nt Indianapolis, devoted himself almost entirely to tho Philip pines and Imperialism, discussing tho question from tho high ground of ethi cal right. He covered nil phnses of tho question very thoroughly, and arraigned tho policy of tho Republican party ns being contrary to tho spirit of our Insti tutions. Of tho principles of the Dem ocratic party ho said: The Democratic party fs not making war upon the honest acquisition of wealth; it has no desiro to discourage industry, economy and thrift. On tho contrary, It gives to every citizen the grcntosi possible stimulus to honest toil, when it promises him protection in tho enjoyment of tho proceeds of his labor. Property rights nro most secure when human rights are respected. De mocracy strives for a civilization in which every member of society will share according to IiIb merits. Of tho changes in tho position of Re publicans ho says: Republicans who used to advocate bimetallism now try to convinco them selves that tho gold standard is good. Republicans who woro formerly at tached to tho greenback nroTiow seeking an excuse for giving National banks control of tho Nation's paper monoy; Republicans who used to boast that the Republican party was paying off tho National debt are now looking for rea sons to support a perpetual and increas ing debt. Republicans who formerly abhorred a trust now beguile themselves with tho delusion that there are good trusts and bad trusts, while in their minds tho lino between the two is bo coming more and more obscure. Re publicans who, In times past, congratu lated tho country upon tho Email ex penso of our standing army aro now making light of tho objections which are u rg I against n largo increase in the !ormanent military establishment. Re publicans who gloried in our Indepen dence when tho Nation was less power ful, now look with favor upon n foreign allinnco; Republicans who three years ago condemned "forcible annexation" ns immoral, ami uvon criminal, are now Biiro that it is both immoral nud crimi nal to oppose forcible annexation. Tho Republican party was sovoroly criticised tor not declailng its policy in the Philippines, and Mr. llrynu inailu the following statement of his reasons for his coureo touching thoratillcntiou of tho treaty with Spain: I was among the nilmhur of thoso who believed it better to ratify tho treaty and end tho war, release the volunteers, ro move tho excuso for war expenditure!), and then givo to tho Filipino the Inde pendence which might bu forced from Spain by a now treaty, 1 thought it safer to trust the American people to givo indepoiidouce to tho Fili pinos than to trust tho accomplishment of that purpose to diplomacy with an un friendly nation. Lincoln embodied nn argument in tlio question when ho nsked, ''Can aliens make treaties easier than friends enn make laws?" I hollo vo that wo aro now in n bottom position to wugo a successful contest against imperialism than wo would have been had tho treaty been rojected. With tho treaty ratified, a clean cut issue is presented between a government by consont nnd a government by force, and imH)r!allsl8 must boar tho responsi bility forall that happens until tho ques tion Is settled. Tho title of Spain bolng extinguished wo wero nt liberty to deal with tho Fili pinos according to American principles. Thollacon resolution, Introduced a month before hostilities broke out nt Manila, irnmlsed independence to tho Filipinos on the some terms that It was promised to the Cuban?. I supported this resolu tion, and bollevo that its adoption prior to tho breaking out of hostilities would have prevented bloodshed, and that its adoption at any subsequent time would havo ended hostilities. Hut tho resolution was defeated by tho vote of tho Republican Vlco-Fresidont, nnd irom mat time to tins a uopuiHicmi Congress has refused to take any action whatever in the matter. Whon hostilities broke out at Manila, Republican shakers and Republican ed itors at once sought to lay tho blamo up on tboee who had delayed thoiat'flcation of the treaty, and during tho progress of tho war tho same Republicans have ac cused tho opponents of imperialism of giving encouragement of the Fillpinus. This is a cowardly evasion of responsi bility. If it is right for tho United States to hold tho Philippine Islands perman ently and imitate tho Euronean omnlrus In tin iiivurnmant rt Mm slsif na ft lm ' nu gwiviMiiibiu wi vtiv vwtuiitva) tuvi Republican part ought to state its posi tion and defend it, but it must uxpect the subject races to protost against ouch a policy and to rosist to tho extent of their ability. Tho difference between expansion and imperialism was made clear thus: Our opponents, coneclous of the weak ness of their cause, seek to oonfuee im perialism with exans!on, and have even dared to claim Jefferson as a supporter of their policy. Jefferson spoke so freely and tisod language with such precision that no one can be ignorojit of his views. On one occasion, he declared "If there bo one principle mors deeply rooted than any other in the mind of every American, it Is that we sltould have nothing to do with conquest," and again lie said : "Conquest is not in our princi ples; it is inconsistent with our Govern ment." The forcible annexation of territory to begoverned by arbitrary power, differs as much from the acquisition of terri Easy So Take Easy te OpeB'&w TlAfml.A TMIMiltf f nttnf fil,11ff Hint. oucli, prompt, healthful, satisfactory - tory to be built up into states, ns a mon archy differs from n Domocrncy. Tho Democratic party docs not oppose ex pansion, whon expansion onlnrgos tho nrea of tho Republic and incorporates land which can be settled by American citizens, or adds to our population poo plo who aro willing to becomo citlr.ons nud are capable of discharging duties ns such. Tho acquisition of tho Louisiana tjrritory, Florida, Texas and other tracts whleti havo bcou secured from tinio to tlmo, enlarged the Republic, and the Constitution followed tho flag into tho now territory. It Ib now propped to seize upon dis tant territory already moro densely pop ulated than our own country, and to force upon the people a government for which thero is no warrant in our Con stitution or our laws. Kvcn tho argu ment that this earth bolongs to thoso who desiro to cultlvnto it nnd havo tho physical power to acquire It cannot bo invoked to justify tho appropriation of thoPhlltpplno Iilands by tho United States. If tho Islands woro uninhabited. American citizens would not bo willing to go thero nnd till tho soil. Tho white race will not live so near tho equa tor. A colonial policy means thatVo shall send to tho Philippines a fow traders, a few task-mnstcra nnd n few office-holders, and nn nrmy lnrgo enough to sup port the authority of n small fraction of tho pcoplo whilo they rule tho nntlvcs. The Republican platform says that "tho largest measure of self-government consistent with their wclfnro and our duties shall bo secured to them (tho Filipinos) by law." This Is n strnngo do:trlno for n government which owes Its very existence to tho men who of fered their lives ns n protest against government without consent nnd taxa tion without representation. In what respect docs tho position of the Repub lican pnrty differ from tho position taken by tho English Government in 17707 Did not tho Knglish Government promise n good government to tho col onists? What King ever promised n bad government to his pcoplo? Did not tho Knglish Government promise that the colonists should lmvo tho largest measure of self-government consistent with their welfare and Knglish duties? Did not tho Spanish Government prom ise to give to tho Cubans thu largest measure of self-government consistent with their wolfaro and Spanish duties? Tho whole difference botw on n mon arcy and a Republic may bu summed up in one sontunce. In a monarcy tho King gives to tho people what ho be lieves to lieu good government; in n republic tho people securo for them selves what they believe to bo a good government. Tho Republican party has adopted thu Kuropoan Idea nnd planted Itself upon ground taken by George III nnd by overy ruler who distrusts tho capacity of the people, for self-govern ment or denies them u voice in their own affairs. In regard to tho capacity of tho Fil ipinos for self-government Mr. llrynu quoted Henry Clny, and said: Clay was right. Thero are degrees of proficiency in tho nrt of soil-govern ment. Onco admit that some people are capablo of self-government and that others aro not, and tho capablo eoplu have a right to seize upon tho govern tho Incapable, and you maku force brute force tho only foundation of gov enment nnd InWtu tho reign of tho despot. I am not willing to believe that nn all-wise nn and all-loving God created tho FilliplnoH and then left them thousands of years holpless until the islands attracted thu atten tion of Kuropcan nations. Republicans ask: "Shall wo haul down tho ling that floats over our deri in the Philippines?" Tho same question might have been asked when the American flag floated over Chaupultopec and waved ovor tho dead who fell there; hut tho tourist who visits tho City of Mexico finds a National cemetory owned by tho Ho External Symptoms The blood may be in bad condition, yet with no external signs, no skin eruption or sore9 to indicate it. The symptoms in such cases being a variable appetite, poor digestion, an indescribable weakness aud nervousness, loss of flesh and a general run-down condition of the system clearly showing the blood hu lost its nutritive qualities, has become thin and watery. It Is in just such cases that S. S. S. has done some of its quitkest and most effective work by building up the blood and supplying the elements lacking to make it strong and vigorous. " My wife used sev eral bottles of S. S. S. as a blood purifier and to tone up a weak and emaciated tystem.with very marked effect by way of improvement. "We regard it a great tonic and blood purifier." J I'.DuFF, l'riuceton, Mo. Jpfe Q is the greatest of all m 8 L ton'ci anc y01 w"' Lfind the appetite im 0 IfelF Wt& proves at once, strength returns, and nervousness vanishes as new rich pure blood once more circulates through all parts of the system, S. S. S. is the only purely vegetable blood purifier kuown. It contains no min erals whatever. Send for our free book on blood and skin disease and write oni physicians for any information or advice wanted. No charge for medical advice. THE 3WIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA. CA. uslL United Btatcs nnd cared for by nn Amor ienn citizen. Our flag still floats over our dead, but when tho treaty with Mexico was 'signed, American author ity withdrew to tho Rio Grande, nnd I venturo tho opinion that during tho last 60 years tho pcoplo of Mexico havo mndo moro progress under tho stimulus of Indopcndenco and Bolf-gov-eminent than they would lmvo mndo under n carpetbag govern mo it hold In plnco by bayonets. The United States and Mexico, friendly republics, nro each stronger nnd happier than they would linvo been had tho former beon cursed and tho lattor crushed by an imperialistic policy, disguised nd "be nevolent assimilation." As to "purchasing trndo by violence," Mr. llrynu quoted Hon Franklin and said : I placo tho philosophy of Frnnklln against tho sordid doctrine of thoso who would put n prlco upon tho head of nn Amorlcnn sold cr nnd Justify n wnr of conquest upon thu ground that it will pay. Tho Democratic party Is In favor of the expansion of trade. It would ex tend our trndo by ovory legitimate and peaceful means; but it is not; willing to makomerchandisoof liumnn blood " It Is not necessary to own peoplo In order to trado with them. We carry on trndo today with every part of tho world, and our commorco line oxpanded moro rapidly than tho commerce of any Kuroponn empire. Wo do not own Jnpan or China, but wo trndo with their peo ple. Wo linvo not absorbed tho repub lics of Central and South America, but we trndo with thorn. It tins not beon necessary to linvo any political connec tions with Canada or tho nations of Ku ropo in ordor to trndo with them. Such n system would novcr bo delcudcd but for tho fact that tho oxpense Is borno by nil tho;pcoplo, whilo tho profits nro enjoyed by tho few. Imperialism would bo profitable to tho army contractors; it would bo profitable to tho shipowners who would carry live soldiers to ho Philippines and bring dend soldiers hack; it would lw proQtoblo to those who would selzo upon the fran chisee, nud it would bo prolltnblo to tho ofllcinls whoso salaries would bo fixed hero nnd paid ovor tiioro. But to tho farmer, to tho laboring mnu, to the vnBt majority of thoso engaged hi other oc- Continued ou Fourth I'tto. Ready to Receive Grain. A. M. Humphrey it Co., nro now Issu ing sacks for grain to bo delivered at Sa lem and Mncleay, and nro buying oats through the Aumsville mill nnd furnish lug sacks for thoso wanting to sell nnd deliver nt Aumsville. Wu nro ulso buy ing grain, Hour and feed In car lots where convenient to lond. Our ollluo at 2U0 Commercial street, up stairs over Central Telephone office whorowowlll bo pleased to quoto priccB. Do not fail to cali and see us. !U d&w t( CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Boars tho ot&&ffi&&k Signaturo im; for acceptable- Ideas. Stato If patented. THE PATENT RECORD, Baltimore. Ml HU81NK88 CARDS. C. JHL OlACK Successor to Dr. J. M. Keono, lot White Corner, Snlom Or, Parties desir ing suerlor ojierntlons at moderate feus in any branch nro in esiec!al request. ALBERT A. JESSUP. (Phono 1071,1 KOOMS 1 AND 3, GIIAY 11I.K. S, C, STONE. M. D Proprietor! Stone's Drug Stow HAI.KM, OHK'IUN. The morei (two lu numbon are located at No. 2-U and 833 CommoreUl atrect, and aro well stocked with atoiorilets lino of drugiaud medlclnsi, toilet article, wrtuiaerr, ibruihn etc., etc, etc. im. HTONK Ha had tome 23 jean experience lu the pruo tlceof medicine and now makea no charge for coniultalloii, eiamlnntlnn or prMcrllluu, SOTJLJ3 BROS. Piano Tuners and Repairers POKTI.ANI) OKK. For Salotn and vicinity leave orders at Geo, Will's Music Store. B. F JONES, Attornoy-nt-Lawl Toledo, Oreaon Wm Clerk of Circuit Court U li jtun andbaa an up UmHio nMtractoi all jiii In IJnuilo county lt-17m Sa office,;city:uall. For waUsr service apply at offlc. Hills payable monthly In advuueo. Make nil couiplalnU at thu onicc. CAPITAL CITY Express and Trensfet Mi-eta all mail and passenger trains. Baggage to all parts of the city. Prompt service. Telephone No. 851. DIKQUK & BKI1TON cm water ft., Tlio Kind You Havo Alwnys Bought, nud which lins been In uso for over 30 yenrs, lins homo tho Btgnaturo of - nud lins boon mndo under his pcr- Oj4ry-yT sonnl supervision sinco its infancy. fvzS7r. -CM6A4V. Aiiow ,, OI10 to deceive you In this. All Counterfeits, Imitations nnd" Just-ns-good"nro but Experiments that trllio Avlth nnd endanger tho health oZ Infants nnd Children Expcrlenco ngulnsl Experiment. What is CASTORIA Cnstorla Is n, harmless substitute for Cns.tor OH, Pare goric, Drops nnd Soothing Syrups. It Is Plcnsnnt. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotlo substance. Its ngo is its pnarantco. It destroys AVornin nnd nllays Fuvcrlshucss. It cures Diarrhoea mid Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation nud Flatulenoy. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach nnd Dowels, giving healthy and natural sleep, Tho Children's Vnnncca Tho mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Boars tho C9xSS The KM You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THC OCNTAU COMPANVi TT MUMAT STRCCT htWVOft CITY MSw R. M. WADE & CO. SS SALEM Something to Be Proud Of Is tho ownership of n Crrsoont. Clove lni)d or Gendrnn bicycle. It is tlio nemo of jierfeetlon In bicyclo construction, where lightness Is not Hacrlllccd for strength and meehnnlcnl skill blend to mnko a wheel tlmt Is unexcelled for run ling qualities nnd reliability. Wu havo iisplomlld stock to cIioohu from. At 1'i (o $50. R. M. Wade &Co A SHIRT SPOILED lly mischievous, nimbthrowlng lads Is scarcely worsu than ono stalled hv tioor or indifferent laundry work. Most poopio in town Know our reputation tor flrst'dnss work and nrotnnt delivery. If you do not and will give us a trial ordor, we win iiniKu you n pioascu anil suns fled customer. Goods called for and do Hvured, Salem Steam Laundry COLONEL ). 01 VHTKAII I'noPUIICTOII. DOIIOUH I). OLMHTKAI), Mdll. Phouo 411, 3) Liberty fitrett. A Bathroom Worth of Volup tuous Caracalla. Wo nro fixing up constantly in mod ern houses, with open plumbing, nicklu plated, modern Improved wash tubs and shower apparatus. Old buildings are also refitted by us in the most scientific manner, aud witli thu best sanitary plumbing that can bo done, None but skilled workman aro employed, and the work Is always satisfactory as well as the price. BARR k PETZEL 2U COSIMERCIAI. STREET, Teleio4No. 2371 p fis mmmm Signaturo of THE FINE ART OF COOKING Attains perfection with tho uso of tho hluo 11 ft mo oil stoyo. Food articles can be boiled, broiled or roasted quickly nnd eABily, tho stovo liulng smokeless nnd odorless. Ordinary kerosenn can bo used nnd tho kitehon is not mndo nn oven by hours of unossnry tiro. Why hum wood and suffer when tho oil stove Is yours for f 8.00. OREGON Si3 LITTLE BOPEEP LOST HER SHEEP Hut no (Hie iiom1 worry nlxiiit ,1 niton this time of the year, if they cnu t t dainty aud dullelou Spring lamb 'r an np'MitUiiig nud nourishing Hmnn meal. Hm have everything in choice meats, an I a'1 thu delicacies of tho sen son lu both frolh nud smoked menU Mint will il'. tiiu most critical cpicuiu. E, G CROSS SALEM OR. The Most Pleasing Anticipa tion. Aro moro than rwill.ed in the deiluious mixed drinks prepared with wines iin'd liquors from our stock. Carefully se lected goods specially bottled for our tradu uro an absolute guuranteuof purity uud value. Wu offer nothing under ue. Old wines are our specialty. Our numu dispels every doubt. Tho truth of what we suy Is never questioned, J P' Rogers 218 ami '.'Sii Commercial Htreut. Mr-Whol(ahisud retail. t -Wl L fi V IrJrliMrV fl GOt'Y)'? I iBisfi. . ,,," " w- WANTED .Now todny ndyortlnomontsi four linos or loos In this column Insertod throo tlmos for 2 Bo., GOo a wook. l,oo por month. All ovor four linen at snmo rata. AGENTS WANIED-ito soli Barcley jialont coraut bilstj t! to 8 per dny jirodt guarnntccdn Address Robinson &CO., West. First ,Bt., Lofi Angeles, California. - 8-0 8-14 WANTED. At tho Cottago Hotel a competent cook, 8 1Q tf STKAYKD Ono'bnylnnro nnd ono gray horse each weighing about cloveu hun dred pounds, gray? luia left eye out. Address 0. 'IV Tlmnions, Salem Or. 8-10-Od-Iw FOR BAMS. Two. Iron Safes, medium sizo, combination lock, first-class con dltlon, en n bo soon nt our ofllco. 8 8 tf. Goodalo Lumber Co. WANTED A girl to do gonoral house, work, must bo a good cook. Enquire of !'. E. aiinfer tlio hariicssmnkor nt . 1W Stato street. 8-8-U TAKEN UP. Gray horso Owner enn iiiui samo 4 uiocks uortn ol tlio norm Sulenlscliool on.littlo car lino. 8-7-tr " ,v'"'Vk.A. SMiLKr. FORJtENT A n,et flvo-room eottngo wuii unscment. uocki wen water. Apply to A Schrfobor, 42nilghStreot. 87tf JER8AYS FOR 8ALK Eight full L' I ood cows, nil Irosli , or scon to bo fresh, will sell nil ,togother or other wise, inquirb of E. W. Durbln, sheriff's oflico i 8-6 tf AT NHWrORT-Hold your chocks. Bain's Hack fi Drny Co., transfors nil camps' nnd cottages for CO cents each. Wood 1B0 per rick. Hack to Otto Rock and Light house, best accommodations nt bod rock prices. Furnished nnd unfurnisttcd liotisos. Call on or nddrosss Cal Uain. 7:16-lu. WANTED 100 hop plckors, CO acros, two kilns, long run picking, five miles south of Snlom, families moved out , nud back ; regular picking price paid, Ilrend, ment and grocery wagons daily. Chocks cashed nnv tinio. Call on or address, Ed. O. Ilorron, Room 7, up stairs second hallway south of Lndd A Uusli bank. 8-1-2-wdAw WANTED 0 or 8 tons of clenn first class oat Jiay. baled. Wnlter Low, truck barn or Willnmdtto Ilotol. TO THE rtniLIC Wo linvo on hand n lnrgo Btock of Eastern and homo made buggies which wo nro soiling at greatly reduced prices in ordor to closo them out this season, l'leaso call at 41 nnd 61 Stato street and oxamino them, l'ohlo A lllshop. 0-28-tt ROOMS. Furnished or unfurnlshod, Blngloor in suites, dining room ad Joining, home-like, second floor Cot tla block. Idattio llutchina. prop. t!8 13 I10USK ULEANKUS ltcmciubor thai the host nnd clicupost carpet paporlstlio heavy full pupcr sold UtTUIiJOUUNALUlllCO. 20-tf HOTELSANTIAM At Uotrolt, OroRon Now open for Summer Tourists, now house, newly furnished first-class accom odations, l'rlco from 11.00 to J 1.60 per t.iy Good pack train and snddlo horses '.il' d ready to accomodate Tourists to ot prings, Marlon-Lake, nud Lake i'i mulln nnd nil good fishing points. H. Jacob. Prop. The German Market Will bo found nil kinds of ment nud thu bust ot sausage. FREE DELIVERY. All bills due tlio " Into-firm of Wolt & Mlescke must bo paid, CDOL.Z, El SON 171 Commercial St. Osteopathy InlHalem and Albany DR, GRACE ALBRIGHT Gruduatu of (American School of Osteo pathy. SALEM Monday, Wednosdayl unci Friday; hours, 0 to 11 a. in.; 1 to 4 p. os or Wollur's grocery. ALIJANY Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday : hours U to 12 a. m. ; 1 to 6 p. m., Mrs, Winns residouco. 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