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Newspaper Page TextX 9 .V a Jo Health and Disease as llluitrattd In Iht Scalp. Fit;. I ihowi a ncilon of a healthy hair mynltltd, n$. 2 ihowi the deadly effect of (he DANDRUFF GERMS that art dtitroylnt; ths hair root. Destroy the cauie you remove the effect No Dandruff,- no Falling Hair, no baldness, If you kill the germ with NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE. Tor Sale by all Dru&liti. Price $1.00. 3 O. C. T. Go's PABflENfJKR BTEAMKIt POMONA altonA iLKAVJCS VOIl POUTLAND Dally Riocpt Rnndar nt 7 a. m. QUICK TIME AND CHKAP 11ATE8. Doak botwooQ Btato and Conrt'Uta. M. V. BALDWIN, Agent. A WORD To parties that want to go hop picking. To bo nn inducement to you to supply yoursoll at our itoro with 1.00 purchase In coffoo, ton, Bplcos, baking powder, extracts,cocoa.cocoanut,chocolato, coffco cereal: a loo uiaii ireo; or litrnisn a uoi tie and roceivo 20c worth of any flavor flavoring extract. Or with a $-.00 pur chase, a 85c dish, 3Cc worth of extract, or a coffoo bollor. Roast coffeos from 15c up. Teas from 80c up. Own baking powder 30c a pound can. Itomombor you will not got any spec ial indutomeut at tho store in the yards, and pay tho samo or more for tho goods. Montion this ad to rccoivo tho special inducement, othorwiso only tho regular tickets. Yokohama Tea Phono 2111. Free Delivery. A. i Chocial news t -W AND VIEWS j Miss MInotto Magora went to Silver ton this morning. Miss Sholton, Joined tho Salemitca nt Newport today. Mrs. P. B. Strong, lelt today for a weeks visit to Newport. Dr. and Mrs. T. O. Smith, Jr., hnvo roturnod from a pleaBant outing at Ocean Park. -"" Otto Krauseo, Jeff Meyers, and Mrs. Q. Stolzworo passongors for Portland this morning. Misses Molllo Bernard! and Lydia Willett, left today for u two weeks vaca tion ut Wilholt Springs. S. B. Cattorlin roturnod this morning from Portland, where ho haa leen for several days on business. Samuel Ebonezer Foster, tho ac commodating clerk at Goo. K. Waters haa gone to Yanuina for a week's outing. Dr. Will Allin. of Fort Bryant, Cat., accompanied by his aunt Mrs. Day of Sacramento arrived on this morning's overland to visit his mother and sisters hero. Mrs; Monroe Nye and little daughter came up from Portland Saturday, and will visit her sister Mrs. Davo Jerman and her parents Mr. ami Mrs. I. M, Wagner, of tho Red Hills. J. A. Irvin, formerly of Salem, lias located in Seattle and his family will leave this week for tho latter place, where thojr will make their future home, A farewell party will bo glvou at tho Irvin borne, Friday evening, in honor of the departing Salemites. Mrs. Helen Soutliwick, Miss South wiek and Mrs Mary Davis started yes terday for Bait Lake city whero thoy will attend the session of the supreme circle W, O. W Mrs. Southwick as a momber and Mrs. Davis aa delegate from Silver Bill circle No. 43, after which they will visit relatives in Wisconsin. PERSONALS. Walter Lyon came home from Port land this morning. Mr. A. D. Rummel of Portland, spent ounaay vmu lion. .uwm llirsca ami lamuy, II. S. Gile returnnd frnm a tinalnmR Wj t different points InJ California W" IllUJUlUg. E. M. Croisan and Squire Farrer, re turned last night from Newport, where " iuueB are taking an outing. Boyd Richardson lias innn in Pnrr.lnnil where he will take a position as junior ,uuu FujBirjan at meuooa Samaritan nospiui. Miaail. E. Verdat of Lewiston, Idaho, WOO haa been Wtltlna Manila in friilo. pendencd, returned to her home over me u, K. & a. lines. Fred Ramsey, who has been visiting his parents Judge and Mrs. Ramsey, alter tervtag Ove years in the navy, aUrU today for Washington to Te-enlist a tho Marine corps. Store AN INVENTOR CAUGHT. HIDING RAILROAD TRACKS WITH A COM M0N BICYCLE An Invention that May Revolutionize Travel Railroad Trains Outrun Dy Ordi nary Wheelmen. Sachamhnto, Aug. iy. Railroad Do tcctivo William Ahem has in his oflico nt tho depot a contrivance which would bo of great intorest to tho cranks of the tho whoel tho mon who hnvo tho bl- cyclo habit on tho brain. With this simple affair it is easy for a wheelman to rido his ordinary hlko over any standard gunge railroad track and mako a passen ger train nppcnr llko an ico wagon, so fnrns spcod is concerned. Tho inventor of tho affair is a young man tnamed J. L. Robinson. Ho evidently took pat tern after tho ordinary railroad bicycle, which tho track inspectors rido, and which is a heavy and cumbersome piece of machinery, lacking both graco and Bpecd. Robinson lias improved his pat tern and has an affair which runs an or dinary bicycle over tho rails llko tho wind. There is nn outrigger which rests on a mil opposite tho bicycle. It has a wheel which is nbontono foot in diamo tor, ball-bearing In its movoment, hav ing a rubber tiro, and it is kept on tho track by means of two flangs, which nro about ono inch in depth. The (outrigger supports nro of light wood and the wholo apparatus docs not, perhaps, woigh more than 16 pounds. Reports had coino into tho oflico of Superintendent Wright that some man was using the company's tracks in this section of tho Stnto without any au thority of tho railroad ofllcials. Sta tion agonts, suction foreman and othor railroad employes woro instruted to bo on tho outlook for tho whcolmnn and Btop him whenovor ho put in nn np- pcaranco. On Tuesday Inst tho wheel- man; camo siiiliug down tho railroad track from n business trip which lia hail mndo into Tchntna county. As lie neared tho little town of Rosevillo tho section forcmnn spied him nnd stopped him. Ho took part of tho apparatus nnd tlion telegraphed tho news of his capture to Alieru. Tho railroad ollicor took tho next train to Rosovllle, whuro ho confiscated tho bicycle attachment and then brought it back to tills city. Robinson, of course, "made n roar" nt tho snmo time threatening nil kinds of punishment for Ahem. Ho has given Ahern until next Monday to return his property. Tho railroad men nro in n sort of quandary as to what kind of punishment they can nieto out to tho brilliant inventor. Ho bus been riding over tho company's linos without per mission nnd without paying anything for tho privilege Ho told Ahern that ho was willing to pay n certain price for tho privilege of riding over the Hues in this Ktato. He Bays that ho lias his mnchlno patented nnd thnt it will only bo n question of n short timo when wheelmen nil over tho United States will bo running their machines on nil tho railroad tracks. RoblnBon 1b employed in a local olec trical establishment and mnkes frequent trips into thocountry in tho performance of his duties, always riding his patented machine. Ho toldOfllcor Ahern that ho recently rodo his mnchlno from Colo rado to tlio Needles in this Stnto. Contagious Blood Poison There is no poison so Highly contagious, oo deceptive aud so destructive. Don't be too sure you ore cured because all cxternnl signs of the disease- have disappeared, and the doctor says you are well. Many peri sons have been dosed with Mercury and Potash for months or years, nnd pro nounced cured to realize when too late that the disease was only covered up . nn ,,. driven from the Uko Dogots Uko. gurfaCe to break out again, and to their sorrow and mortifi cation rind those nearest and dearest to them have been Infected by this loath some disease, for no other poison is so surely transmitted from parent to child aa this. Often a bad case of Rheumatism, Catarrh, Scrofula or severe skin disease, an old sore or ulcer developing in middle life, can be traced to blood poison con- la'coty Tho Sln ot tho ParonU life, for it remains smoldering in the ays tern forever, unless properly treated nnd driven out in the beginning. S. S. S. is the only antidote for this peculiar virus, the only remedy known tliat can over come it and drive it out of the blood, and it does this to thoroughly and effectually that there is never a return of the disease to embarrass or humiliate you afterwards. jBJBkw Hk 4b cures Contagious Blood sifc, Poison In any and all stages; contains no L.M tw l M mineral to break down W& a W01 your constitution ; it is purely vegeUble and the only blood puri fier known that cleanses the blood and at the same time builds up the general health. Our little book on contagious blood poison is the most complete and Instruc tive ever issued; it not only tells all about this disease, but also how to cure yourself at home. It is free and should be In the hands of everyone seeking a cure. Send for it THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA, CA. Dissolution Notice. Notice is hereby given that tho part nership lately subsisting between J, H, Wassmann and Charles A. Muths, under the firm of Capital Soap Works, expired on the 27th day of July, 1000, by mutual consent. All debta 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. Dated at Salem, July 27, 1000. CHARLES A. MUTHS. 7 271m J. II. WASSMANN. CASTOR I A For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of t$&i SSI! for acceptable Ideau. State If patented. I THE PATENT RECORD, I Bilttoore. Md. , HeSSlIaGfa Mllotisiicss, sour stomach, constipa tion and nit liver Ills arc cured by Hood's Pffls Tho non-Irritating cathartic. Trice 25 cents of all druggists or by mall ot u.i. noou & uo., ixwcii, .Mass. , Zionist Congress. London, Aug. 13. Tho International Congress of Zionists will open hero to morrow with delegates present from nil over tho world. President Richard Gotthoil, of Columbia University; Stop- hen S. Wieo, of Portlond.Uro. ; Dr.S. Schaffor, of Baltimore, and tho Rov. Dr. B. l'oleenthal, of Chicago, nro tho American dclcgntes who will bo in nttendnnco. The llomllcst Man In Salem As well as the handsomest, and others nro Invited to call on any druggist nnd net frco a trial bottlo of Kemp's Balsam for the- Throat nnd Lungs, a remedy that Is guaranteed to euro and believe all Chronlo and Acute Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis and Consump tion. Price 25o. and 60c. cod&w Where To Find It. Wlllson's Shaving Parlors carry n i of Nowbro's Hernlcido, tho now nn stock nnd In fallible euro for dnndruffnnd falling hnlr. ndvcrtlsed in ntiotlicr column of this paper. 8 3 lm At Ded Time tako n pleasant herb drink, tho next morning I feel bright mul my com plexion is bettor. My doctor says it nets gently on tho Btomnch, liver nnd kidneys, nnd is a pleasant lnxntivo. It ia mndo of herbs, nnd is prepared ns cnslly ns ton. It is called Lane's Medi cine. All druggists eell it at 25c. nnd 60 cts. Lane's inmlly Medicine moves tho bowolH each diiy. If you cannot got it, send for freo sample Address, Orator F. Woodward, LoRoy, N. Y. Entertain the Printers. Milwaukee, Wis., Aug. 13 Tho roal work of tho annual convention of tho International Typographical Union will not begin until Tuesday, although this is tho second day of tho convention. To day tho delegates woro given an informal reception nnd smoker, followed by n river rido to "Coney Islnnd" whero tho ovening will bo BponMJTomorrow n visit will bo mndo to tho Allis works nnd tho breweries, nnd lntor tho party will go to Whltflsh Bay for supper. Canning Season. Is well started mid nil the peaches or other fruit, sugar and jars you may need can bo had from o. o. d. Branson A Itngan. FANNING MILLS. Fanners, there will be big money in using a fanning mill this year. We can furnish the best made, guaranteed, with noth ing worth having left out, for from $20 to $25. Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co. 8-1-2W d&w At Meal Time Or whenoveryou nro hungry nnd want tho U'st meal for tlio price stop at mo bt. hlmo itestnurnnt. o, o. a New Route to the Cast, New equipment, solid trains, wido vesti bules. For particulars call on or address B. II. Thumiiul!,, Com'l Ag't. 8 Otf 142 Third st., Portland Oro Special Reserves. "Old Government" whiskey, recog nized by leading physicians, and espec ially by A. P. O'Brien M. D., Captain and Surgeon, also by Wm. D. McCarty M. D., Major and Burgeon, in United States Army. Furthermore, tho board of health of San Frannisco, recommends this stimulant as tho purest, unadulter ated, for family use, for convalescents and invalids. Hold exclusively in baiom and Marion County by J. P. Rocikiib. 4-20-tf Elks Carnival. Account Grand Carnival of tho Benev olent Protective Order of Elk, to be held nt Portland September -Itli to 16th IncluBivo, tickets will be Bold nt re duced rates from nil stations on Oregon lines to Portland and return. These tickets will bo on salo Soptember 3rd Itli, (1th, 10th and 13th, and limited to three days alter date of sale. For further particulars, call on or ad dress Southern Pacific agent nt Salem, W. W. Skinner. 8-8-1 in OASTOXIXA. Dara tie x? 1M Kind Yw Hart Almrj BmjW TODAY'S MARKET. Pob.ti.ani, Aug. 13 Wheat, valley 61 to 5T, Walla Walla, 65. Flour Portland, best grades 2.75 to 13.10. Graham 2 60iierhbl. Oats Choico Whito 30Q37c, grey 3 J to 33 er bushel. Milletuff Bran, $13; shorts, 16. HayTltnothy $1011 per ton. Onions 1.26 for red 1.60 for Silver skins. Potatoes 60 to COc per Back. Butter Best dairy, 3540; fancy creamery, 40 to 45c. Store 25c, 27j. Eggs Oregon, 17 c. Poultry Chickens. $3.00 to 3.60; hens) to 5.00; turkeys, live 13c. Mutton Dressed, 7 to 7Jtfc per pound. Hogs Heavy dressed 6 to 0c. Beef Steers. 44.60; cows,3.60 Q4 ; dressed beef, 0i to 7J4C. Veal Dressed, 8 Htfc. for small. Hops 2(28c. Wool Volley, 1213c; Eastern Oro gon, 1016c; Mohair, 25c. Hides Green, salted CO lbs, 80c; under 60 lbs, 7)6 8 ; sheep pelts, 16 20c SALMI MABKKT. Wheat 63 pounds and over, 45. Wool, 13 to lCc. Mohair, 25c. Hops 6 to 7Kc Oats 28 to 30c. Hay Baled, cheat, 1 7 ; to $7.60 timo thv. $10. Eggs 15 to 17c Flour In wholesale lots, S2.50; r etail (3. Millstufls Bran, $13; shorts, $11). Hogs Dressd, 6c. Liv cattle Steers, 3K; covfSi 2( to $3. Sheep $2.50(33. Dreeied Veal fl)c. Butter Dairy, 20c; creamery. 25c. Poultry tat hens per lb., 7 to 8c. spring chickens per lb., 0 to 10 Potatoes new, 35c per bushel. n for acceptable Ideas. State If patented. THE PATENT RECORD, L -J-W I. , T 1 Baltimore, HO. AMERICAN FIREMEN ABE PAID. The Kaasas City Team Will Compete for the , World's Honors. Pa ei s, Aug. 13. Many thousands of of pooplo aro attending tho intemation nl fircinon's tourdnmont todny. Among thosofwho will represent tho United States nnd competo for the prizes ia n portion of tho paid department of Kan sas City, which ia made up of trained nthlotos and nro under tho personal mnnngement of Chief George O. Halo. Thoy havo been in training for tho tournament n yenr nnd their gonornl nppenrnnco makes them strong fnvoritos here. Tho contests include nil kinds of work nnd cxerciso performed by flro men. Tho ncrformnnce of tho Kansas City firemen will form nn important pnrt of tho dny's program. The tenm ia the ono that defeated the British fire men in tents of flro fighting in London In 1805, nnd taught the Englishmen how easy American firemon enn harness and hitch up n team nnd got stnrtcd to a flro insido of 20 seconds from tho timo tho nlarm reaches the cnglno houso. About tho quickest timo thoBritnins could mako boforo tho Kansas City lad dies showed them how to do tho work, was about threo minutes. This would indicato that unlcBB tho foreigner's hnvo improved wondorfully within tho past fiyo years, tho Americans should expo rionco llttlo difllculty in landing tho prizes. Tlio city council ot KausasCity voted to givo tho firemon $15,000 to do fray tho exponso of this trip to Paris. One License. A mnrringo llconso wna iesuod Saturday to Rosa Gago and Nathan 8. Ward. Tho young people bolng undor ago tho con cent of tho parents was given. $100 Reward, $100. Tho readers of this paper will bo pleased to learn that there is at IcaBt ono droadod discaso that scionco has been nbln to euro in all its stngos nnd thnt Is Catarrh. Hall's Cntarrh Curo 1b tlio only posltlvo curo now known to tho medical fraternity. Catarrh being n constitutional -discaso, requires a con stitutional trcatmont. Hall's Catarrh Cure Ib taken internally, ncting directly upon tlio blood nnd mucous surfaces of tho system, thereby destroying tho foundation of tho discaso, and giving tho patient strongth by building up tho constitution and assisting nature in do ing its work, uiio proprietors nave so much faith in its cnrativo powors, that thov offer ono Hundred Dollars for any caso that it lails to curo. Send for list of testimonials. Address, F. J. Ciiknev fc Co., Toledo, O. Hold liy UruggistB, 7uc. Hall's Family Pills aro tlio best. LOW RATE IA U. P. HAlLltOAD ToC.A. R. Encampment. Chlcato, III., Auiust 27 to September 1, 1900. For tho above occasion tlio Union Pv cillc railroad will mako n special rnte of $71.60 Irom rorllnnu to Uilcngo anil ro turn. Tickets on salo August 21 and 22 For further details concerning this cheap rato call on Guy M. Powers, ngont O. it. & N. Co. W. W. Skinnor. ngont Bo. Pnc. Co., Bnlom, Ur. Or nuciress J. II. LoTiiitoi', Gonornl Agent, lSfi Third Street. Portland. Or. 7 31 ood td Ready to Receive Grain. A. M. Humphrey A Co., nro now Issu ing sacks for grain to bo delivered nt Sa lem nnd Mncleny, and aro buying oata through the Aumsville mill and furnish ing sacks for those wanting to soil and deliver nt Aumsville. Wo aro nlso buy Imr crnin. flour nnd feed in car lots whore convenient to, load. Our olfico at 200 Commercial street, up Btairs over Central Telophono otllco whero wo will bo pleased to quoto pricoB. Do not fail to call nnd boo ub. 8-13-w-lm for acceptable Ideas. Stnto If pateated. THE PATENT RECORD, Baltimore. Ml BUSINESS CARDS. O. fi. OJAOKl Succossor to Dr. J. M. Koene, tof White Corner, Salem Or. Parties desir ing BUimrior operations at moderate fees in any urancn aro in eseciai request. ALBERT A. JESSUP. Phone 1671.1 ROOMS 1 AND 3, OKAY 11LK. V S, C, STONE, M. D lmprtotor of Stone's Drua: Stop? UALKM, OUKQON. Ttin itore (two la number) ant locatod at No. 235 and 233 Commercial street, and are well itucked with a complete line of drugs and medlclni, toilet artlclea, jwltitaory, bruUt etc., eta., etc BR. HTONK IIuhidsome2Sjers experleuce ia the prac tice of medlclno and now mates no charge fur comullatlon, examination or prnacrlptlon SOUJjJS JJROS, Piano Tuners and Repairers PORTLAND ORE. For Salem and vicinity leave orders at Ueo. Will's Music Htoru. B. F. JONES, Attornoy-at-Lawl Toledo, Oregon. Wu Clerk of Circuit Court tc I ur ran andbaa an up-to-date abatract oi all Jw rly Ut Lincoln county. U-I7m Salem Water Co. OFFICE, ClTY:iIALL. For water bcrvlce apply at. office. Bills payable monthly in advance, Make all complaints at the office. CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfet Meets all mail and passenger trains. BareaKe to all parts of the city. Prompt! service, ieieniione no. ooi. 'DISQUK A HOMYKR -". " . -. n. " m GASTORIA 'I fiw I MtgefaulcPrcpurationrorAs slmUatlng ilicFoodnncincHula ling UicStoinachs ami Bowls of Promotes DigcslioaCliecrfur ncss nnd Rest. Contains ncllltcr Opiiim.Morpltinc norIiitcral. NOT "NAIIC OTIC . yrVva'0fA-swvaimyjK? UyJlut Sttd' MLxSmnx. KtkttUSJu- IlEifcjnwtVtera: Apcrfccl llcmcdy forConstlfvv Uon Sour Stomach, Dinrrhocn Worms .Convulsions .Feverish ncs9 nml Loss of Sleep. FacStmilo Signnture of NEW "YORK. exact copy or wrapper. - PH,t. t $p ; , '-'uX'I R. M. WADE L CO. taWxiMm s$ SALEM Something to Be Proud Of Ib tlio ownership ofj-n Crescent, Clove lund or Gendron bicyclo. It is the nemo of perfection in bicyclo construction, whuro lightness is not 'sacrificed for strength aud mochanical skill blend to make a wheel that is unexcelled for run nngqunlltloH and reliability. Wo linvu Asplendid stock to choose from. At 25, totoO. R. M.WarK& Co It Makes a Alan Feel Uncom-, fortable I To hnvo ills collnrs nnd cuffs show raw edees and look like candidates for re tirement instead of fresh graduates from the laundry. What wu can't make seem new might as well bu thrown avtay, It's llko n patient too far gone for tho doctor. Spotless linen is an in dlspensiblo dross factor, which you must have not to bo umong thu outs, Salem Steam Laundry COLONICL J. ot MSIKAI) I'ttOrBHTTOK. DOIIOUB II, OLMHTKAI), MUIi. Phono 411, KIO Liberty Street. M W 0 pML0 -. "-i- -w i c i m tv i t J I aVl'tf.T KA . cas rum a Tor Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the i i Signature m in Use Over Thirty Years THE FINE ART OF COOKING Attains perfection with tho uso ot tho bl no flams oil etoyo. Food articles can bo trailed, broiled or ronstud quickly nnd ensily, tho etovo being smokeless nnd odorless. Ordinary kufosuno can bu used nnd tlio kitchen is not mndo nn jvon by hours of unessnry flro. Why burn wood nnd suffer when tho oil stovu is yours for f 8.50. &m OREGON LIT! LE BO.FEEP LOST HER SHEEP Rut no jno need worry nlxmt nmltoii this linn of tho year, if thoy can i t dainty Kiwi dellciou. Spring lamb ia; nu apjHitlKlrg mid iiourishing Hiinnr r meal. 3 havo everything in choice iiuiuts, nn I a' thu dellcncios of tho sen son In iHh lelh uud smoked menU that wlll i1' li o most critical epicure. E, C CROSS SALEM OR. Does Your Gas Pipe Leak? Or nro your chandeliers old fashioned and worn out' If so wo will put in new, ricli and handsome chandeliers, and lay new gits pipes at u reasonable cost. As plumbers, steam nnd gas fitters our work is unexcelled and our prices for first-class work nro beyond competition. BARRdPETZEL 211 COMMERO IAL KTKKT. ' Telei ho No. i'M The Most Pleasing Anticipa tion. Aro more than realized in the delicious mixed drinks prepared with wines and liquors from our stock. Curefully se lected goods specially bottled for our trade aro an absolute guarantee of purity ami value. We offer nothing under ugo. Old wines aro our specialty, Our name dispels every doubt. Tho truth of what we say Is never questioned. , P' Rogers 218 and 222 Commercial Street. CtfTWholeeaJe sad retail. y For TMC CtrfTAUtf. COMPANY, NCV TOHR CITY IBIIIIl lllll''''IWinMMMM n w-1. WANTBQu ..NovV- today ndyortlaerrtents) four linos or loss In this oolumn Inserted throo tlmos for 25o.. GOo a weak, 91,00 nor month. All overfour lines at samo rato. WANTED 100 hop pickors, good camp ing grounds, will move ipicSora td and from hop yards, Register' vfith . M. Crolfinn 265 Liberty Street Bilom.'Or. 8-13-lw FOR SALl-Tho McC6y stnae and jnall lino. Call on E. E. Gilliam at Gilliam's livery barn or nddfeBStbox 332, Salem, Oregon. TB-I3tf. GOVERNiMENT POSITIONS Don't proparo for any civil oorvico examina tion without sselng our illustrated catalogue of information. Sent' freo. Columbian Correspondence College, Washington, D. 0. 8-13-10 MANILA BARBER SHOP 05 Btalo St. Shaving 10c, hair cutting 25c. Parties wishing n first class shavo and hair cut can find tho best accommodations nt our shop. Ezopriencod barbers. Every thing neat and clean, Morgan & Plastor. 8-11-im. ia a WANTED. At tho Cottogo Hotel a competent cook. 8 10 U STRAYED Ono baymnro and ono gray horso each wolghlngnbout olovon hun dred pounds, rny, lias loft eye out. Address 0. T, Timmons. Salem1 Or. 8-10-6d-lw FOR SALE. Two Iron Safes, medium IA size, combination lock, first-class con . dltion, can bo scon nt our oflico. 88 tf. GoodalO LUmborCo. TAKEN UP. Gray horso Owno'f can iiuu samo i uiockb norm ot mo norm Salem school on llttlo car lino. ' 8-7-tf It. A. Smiut. FOR RENT A neat flvo-room cottago with boscmont. Good well water. Apply to A Bchriobor, 424 High Stroot. 8-7tf JER8AYS FOR .BALE Eight full blood cows, nil fresh or soon ito bo fresh, will soil all together or othor wiso. Inquire of F. W. Durbin. shorifPa oflico, 8-0 tf AT NEWPORT-Hold your chocka. Rain's Hack & Dray Co., transfers nil camps and cottagoa for CO cents each, wood flCO per rick. Hock to Otto Rock nnd Ltcht houso. best accommodations nt bod rock prices. Furnished and unfurnished houses. Call on or addrcssa Cal Bain. 7'15-lm, WANTED 100 hop pickors, CO acres, two kiliiB, long run picking, flvo mlloa south of Salem, families moved out and back ; xogular picking price pid, Bread, moat and grocery wagons, dally. Chocks cashed any timo. Call on or nddroas, Ed. 0. liorron, Room 7, up Btnirs second hallway south of Ladd A Bush bnnk. 8-1-2-wdibw WANTED 0 or 8 tons of clean first class oat hay. balod. Walter Low, truck barn or Wlllamotte Hotel. TO THE PUBLIC-Wo havo on hand a largo stock of Eastern and homo made buggies which we aro selling at greatly reduced prices in order to close them out this season. Ploaso call at 41 and CI Stato street and examine, thorn, Pohlo & Bishop. 0-28-tl ROOMS. Furnished or unfurnished, sinuloor in suites, dlnlm; room ad- i i ..i l. in M .1 n JUII1..IH, IIUllHTIIKV, DinA.ll. UIAII W l- tie block. Mattiu Uutchins, prop. , uuuiu-iiKu. Bucuim uour viuv- H8 13 13 HOUSE CLEANERS Romembor that tho best, and cheapest carpet pnnor is tho heavy felt pupcr sold ntTiiKJounNAt.ofnco. 20-tf HOTELSANTIAM At Uotrolt, OroRon Now open for Hummer Tourlsta, now Iioiibo, newly furnished first-class accom odations. Price from $1.00 to $1.50 per day. Good pack train and aaddle horsed mV6 ready to accomodate Tourists to ot ,'iprings, Marlon Lake, and Lake Pi inella and all good fishing points. H. Jacob, Prop. The German Market Will ho found all kinds ot meat lrtand tlio best of sausage, FREE DELIVERY. 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