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Newspaper Page Texti 4 HKSfeP Br :Y wMMMWm KHliiill SYRUrflGS AGlrfcasantfyiwcJhmptfy: Cleanses the System Gently and Effectually when bilious or costive. resents int the most acceptable form tfie laxative principles of plants Anoten to net most lcictlcialfy. TO GET ITS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS BUY THE GENUINE MANF'D. BY CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUPCO. SAN MANCISCO, CAL. 10UISVIUC , KY. NCW YORK. M.Y. for sl Ijr drvf fists fitke 50 per bottlt. O. C. T. Co's PAUaKNQER aiKAhilllt POMONA ALTONA LKAVKS l'OIl POiri'fiAND Pally fliccpt Htioday at 7 a. m. QUICK TIMK AND UUKAP IIATE8. Dock botwtan Htato and Cmrt'Bta. M. V. DALDWIN, Anant. A WORD To parties that want to go hop picking. To ho an inducement to you to supply yourself nt our etoro with $1.00 purchase In coffoo, ten, Bplcos, baklnir powder, extracts,cocon.cocoanut,chocolnto, coffeu cereal: n lGc ulsh free; or furnish n Imt tlo nnd receive 100 worth of nny flavor flavoring extract. Or with n $-.00 pur chAso, n 35c dish, 35c worth 'of extract, or a coffeo boiler. Itoast coffees from 15c up. Teas from 30c up. Own baking powdor 30c a pound can. Remember yon will not got nuy spec ial inducement at tlio store in tho yards, nnd pay th6 same or mora for tho goods. Montlon this nd to recelvo tho special Inducement, othorwieo only tho regular tickets. Yokohama. Tea Store Phono 2411. Froo Doll very. i (JioCIAL NEWS t 2 cU AND VIEWS Mrs. G. Stolr Portland. is vMt'.ng friends in Mrs. M. E. Francisco.) Frnber has gone to San Miss Cathryno, Gilbert has com) to Seattle on a visit. , Sirs. W. C; Smith ' the city yesterday. of Turner was in Mr.' and'Mrs. W. W. Clark spent yes. torday in Woodburn. Mrs. L. P, Adams has gone to Port' laud to visit her daughter. Miss Anglo McCulloch deputy county clerk has .roturned from Newport, Mr; and'Mrs. Frank Powers returned home from' Newport yosterday uvenlng. Mrs. F. S. Dunning of Portland is In the city visiting her aunt Sirs. E. N. Cooke, Dr. Graco Albright left yestorday for the seasido. where sho will enjoy the cool sea broeze. Mrs. Emma Thomson came down from Eugene yesterday and is tho guest of Mrs. Henry Meyers. Mrs. M. P. Berry, ' of Turner, was in tl e city yesterday visiting it the home of Mr. and Sirs. Peter Norgren. Mra. L, J. Dice, of Independence, who has been here visiting Mrs. Hank Lewis, went to Oregon City yeitenlayon a visit. Miss Carrie Rltings, left for her home t Marquam yesterday. Miss Alma Phole accompanied Iter home and will visit a few days. Ri It. Ryan; O. Potee, G. F. Mason and familieataccompanled by Mr. anil Sirs. Coleman of Nebraska, left thh morning via team for Newport and Ya quinn where they will spend several weeks. Sirs. 8. D.Pock nnd W. F. Page, ol Iowa, who have bean in the city visit Ing at the home of E. T. SI alvln, In En glewood, started this morning for theh home. Mrs. Pk is the mother of Mrs. Malvln, and she was much pleased witl Oregon. The Portland Telegnam reports Carey F, Martin, the young Salem attorney, jia having Bpont Sunday nt Newport, while Carey claims ho was up nt Wilholt. At nil events ho roturned totli city Mon- day on his wheel pretty thoroughly done up fnotn too much exorcise Mrs. A. E. Oroshynnd llttlo daughter, camo down from Tlio Dalles this morn ing and will visit at tliu liomo of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Palmijr. Miss Sndlo Ryno went to Ktigono this morning, whoro sho will ho tlio guest of inoiiiisior n low days. J. II, Sottlemlro nnd family of Wood hum passed through tlio city onrouto to tho coast. Mr. nnd Sirs. Silas Jones nro in tho city visiting Sirs, Jones mother, Sirs. Dcrdnrdl. Dr. J. D. Shaw nnd sister Miss Snlllo, left today for nn outing nt Newport. Sliss Grnco Brown of visiting in Salem today. Browsvlllo is Sirs. J. J. Slurphy Joined tlio Snloin Ites at Newport today. Sliss Pearl Damon hnB gone to Albany to visit friends. PERSONALS. P. G. Hotzler, went to torday. Portland yes' liny Gilbert hns returned from tho seaside. N. J. Damon returned last night from Newport. Bishop Barkloy camo up from Wood burn this Imornlng. Wm. Ronnie return1 1 yesterday from n visit in l.Inn county. Otto Hansen, roturned homo from n business trip to Portland. Joseph Chandler was n passenger north on this morning's overland. Thomas Hognn, day clerk at tho Wil nmotto Is nt tho coast for nn outing, Abraham Rust, of Elmirn, Cnl., Is the guest of Prof. A, V. SIho of Liberty. Hon. Wm. Kaiser drove- out to Silver ton toduy whoro he hns n enso In tho Justlco court. JooFontnln Jr., wont to (Newport this morning. His father Joseph For.tnln who Is thero 111 Isnomo bettor. Prof L. II. Baker, who was recently elected ton priiicipalshlp in tho Snlem schools, hns returned from the const. Chnrloy Wolo, tho well known Salem Ktiackwitrstfabrikunt who called from Nome City July 17th, is exacted homo any day. .John Darby of tho firm Darby nnd Pntton grain buyers of Shnw.wns in tho city yesteiday stopping nt tho Wil lamette. Dr. F. E. Brown, of Jefferson, who finished his course in the midicnl col lege last spring, Is In tlio city, nnd will soon go to Portland to take tho position ol houso physician nt St. Vincent's hospital. Colored Business Men. Bosro.v, Aug. 14. Tho colored mou in this city nro holding u meeting to day for tho purpose of effecting nn organization which shall be known ns the Nntionnl Buslucss Men's League, through which tho iplrit nnd .enterprise of buslnoss venturs can ho oncouraged among the colored people. To-NlghtsnilTo-MOrrow Wfht. And each duy una night during- this week you can irct ut nny druggist's Kemp's Balsam for tho Throat and Lungs, acknowledged to be tho most successful remedy ever sold for Coughs. Croup. Bronchitis, ABtlium und Consumption. Gut a bt ttlo to. duy and keep It always In the houso so you can check your cold ut once Price 25c and 60c. Sum plo bottle- free, cod&w Rivers and Harbors. Dulutii, Slinn, Aug. 14 Tlio rivers nnd harbors committee of tho IIoueu of Representatives arrived hero this fore noon. The committee will make notes of needed work in the harbor nt this port nnd will thou go to Chicago on n tour of inspection which will not be completed until August 20, The Excitement not Over Tlio rush to the drug store still con tinues nnd daily scores of people call for a 1)0 ttlo of Kemp's Unlearn for thoThroat nnd Lungs for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption, Komp's Bnlsnm, tho standard family remedy, Is sold on a guarantee and never fails to give- entire satisfaction. Price 25c. and 50c. 2 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-l-2w d.ltw Dissolution Notice. Notlco is hereby given that tho part nership lately subsisting between J. II. Waesmann and Charles A. Muths, under the firm of Capital Soap Works, expired on the 27th day ol July, 1000, by mutual consent. All debts owing to the said partnership are to be received by said Charles A. Sluths and all demands on iatd partnership are to be presented to him for payment. Dated at Salem, Julv 27, 1000. CHARLES A. MUTHS. 7 271m J, II. WASSMANN. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Ffie Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of vm for acceptable Idea. State ( patented, . " THE PATENT RECOAD, Bairjsare, wa. ,. j "Every Nan is ifie Architect of His Fnihn " "An Architect designs, And his 'forts Are executed by a bufder, Tlc QteAtut builder of health is Hood's SarsAVArUlA, It kys a firm founaiUon. It mater, tho blood, the i !s of life, pure &t.d strong. Be An Architect of your fortune At:dsea,re Hood's as your health bwtdcr. 3wddei SaJiJafidJilfl irnTtrni ir r. , BLASTING IN THE OCEAN. Wonderful Scene at Newport When 500 Pounds of Powder Excloded In the Bay. A writer describing tho scone at Now port last week, when tho government under tok to blow soma rocks out of the channel enys: A huge column of water, apparently 100 feet indinmotor, solid and unbroken, rolled up like deneo smoko from n burn ing building to n height in tho air of about 300 feet. Aftor reaching its liolgth It stood apparently for n half a minute, U vast nnd magnificent column, nnd then began to descend. Tho sight was grand beyond description. In tho evening tho spectnelo was ro pcated. In tho latter instance, tho sun was shining in tho west as tho lingo column of water broko for its descent from its enormous height and tho out side spray tinged with myrind colors, made a dazzling spectnelo. In each InBtanro tho report wns llko a hugo cannon fired in tho distance In each blnst 500 pounds of powdor wns used. Tho powdor was plncod into po sition at the b.tso of tho rocks by Fritz Dcrock, n professional diver. Arrayed in a diving suit that weighed 200 pouuds ho deccuded from tho tug Gonoral Wright, drawing after him with ropes tho powder required for the blast. When nil wns ready tho tug steamed nwny to n distance of sovoral hundred yards, and nt a elgal from her whiBtlo tho bhiBt was flrcd. Tho results of tho blasting so far nro very satisfactory, thero now being 20 feet of wator and beforo only 14. Tho blasting will contlnuo for Eovernl dnys. MRS. MARY GREGOVICH. Of Pliltlcsturr. Montana, Tells How She was Cured of Daadruif. Sirs. Sinry Giegovlch, of Phlllpsburg, Montana, under date of Gov. 20, 1800, writes: "Iliad typhoid fover this buiii mer, consequently was losing my hnlr terrible, nnd my hend in plnceB was per fectly bald. Nowbro's Hcrpicido had just como into uso in Phlllpsburg, and thodoctor strongly recommended it to me. After 3 or 1 applications my hnlr stopped falling out, and is coming in ngnln quito thick. 1 used t m troubled greatly with dandruff, of which I am now quite cured. " Kill tho dandruff germ with Hcrpicido. Where To rind It. Willson's Shaving Parlors carry ft stock of Nowbro's Hcrpicido, tho now nnd in fallible cure for dandruff nnd fulling hnlr, advertised in another column of this paper. 8 3 lin Canning Season. Is well stnrtcil ami nil tho peaches or other fruit, sugar and juro you mny need can bo had from e. o. d. BrnnBon V Rngnn. At Meal Time Or whenever you aro hungry and want tho best meal for tho price stop nt tho St. Elmo Restnurnnt. e, o.d New Route to the East, Now eqnlpmont. solid trains, wide vostl bules. For particulars call on or nddross 11. 11. Thumiiuix. Com'l A n't. 8 0tf 112 Third St., Portland Oro Special Reserves, 'Old Government" whiskey. recog osnec- nized by leading physicians, nnd espec ially by A. V, O'Urlon M. H., llv by A. V, O'Urlon M. H., uatuain aim Surgeon, also by win. i). jucuariy SI. u., Siajor and Surgeon, in United States Army. Furthermore, tho board I of health of San Francisco, recommends this stimulant as the purest, unadulter ated, for family uso, for convalescents nnd invalids. Sold oxcliifllvoly in Snlem und SInrion County by J. P. Roasiis. i-.tj-u Elks Carnival. Account Grand Carnival of tlio Benev olent Protective Ordor of Elk, to be held at Portland September 4th to 15th inclusive, tickets will bo sold nt re duced rates from all stations on Oregon Hues to Portland and return. These tickets will Imj on sale September II rd 4th, Oth, 10th nnd liltli, nnd limited to three days after dato of sale. For further particulars, call on or ad dreflH Southern Pacific agent nt Salem, W. W. Skinner. 8.8-lm OASTOU.IA, Btaritls 1aa Klail You Haw Always Bcegtf TODAY'S MARKET. Poutwnd, Aug. 11. Wheat, valloy 55 Walla Walla, 51. Flour Portland, best grades J.OO f3.10. Graham 2 50jerbbl. 0.11ft Choice White 30Q37c, grey 31 to 35 per bushel. Slillstuff Bran, $12.50; ahorU, (13. Hay Timothy f 10(311 per ton. Onions 1.25 for red 1.35 for Silver skins. Potatoes 15 to 50c per sack. Butter Best dairy, 2530; fancy creamery, 45 to 60c. Store 26c. 30, Eggs Oregon. 17 c. Poultry Chickens, I 00 to 4.60; hens, t to 5.00; turkeys, lire 12c. Slutton Dreseed, 7 to 7Jc per pound. Hogs Heavy dressed 5 to 6c. Beef Steers. M.(I60; cows,f3.60 Q4; dressed boof, 6)4 to 7?4C Veal Dresed, 0 UJc. for small. Hops 28c. Wool Valley, 1213c; Eastern Oro gon, 1015c; Mohair, 25c. Hides Green, salted CO lbs, 80c; onder 60 lbs, 7$8J$ ; sheep pelts, 16 30c SALEM HARKXT. Wheat 68 pounds and over, 45 Wool, 13 to lc. Mohair, 26c. Hops 6 to 7$c Oats-'30c. Hay Baled, cheat, 17; timothy, $10. Eggs 15 to 17c. Flour In wholesale lots, $2.50; retail 3. Mdlstuffs Bran, $13; shorts, $HK- Hogs Dressed, 6c. Live cattle SU-ers, 3f ; cows, 2 to $3 hheep 2.60ft3. Dreerad Veal-oc JJutter Dairy, 1520cj creamery ,25c. Poultry Fat hens ner lb., 7 to 8c. "- A.an spring chickens pur 1U.. U to iu Potato. new, 30c per butlMl. Apples 26c. ROBERTS RAIDING THE BOER FARMS London, August 13. Tho way tho South Africa war drags out wenrs upon Englishmen nnd no nows would bo eo welcomo as that some well wisher of tho Transvaal had con vinced President Krugor that nothing In Luropo or China will make Great Britain relax her ever tightening grip on South Africn. Everybody in tho nriny, or who hns anything to do with it in South Africn, wants to como homo nnd is heartily sick of the whole thing, But, knowing that it must go on to n finish, tho dregs of war nro leaving eomo bitterness. Tho plot to kill British of ficers at Pretoria is t taken iu England as showing tho snngo tempor of tho Boors, whllo tho Britishors aro reported to bo doing 80ino things which aro pro voking advorso comments in great Brit ain. Thus tho Stnndnrd prints a pro torln dispatch dated August 0, saying: "Tho Boers sniped a train nt Bronk hurst yestorday on tho lino between Protorin nnd Sllddleburg. Two of its occupants wcro wounded. In ac cordance with Lord Roberts' wnrnlng, nil tho farms wero fired within n radius often milss " Even tlio English papers say thero must bo n mlstnko somowhoro. A couplo of Boors tiro at n train, perfectly within their rights, ns warriors, nnd overy farm houso witin ten miles in overy direction is committed to tho flames. Thoy nro In fnvor of treating tho Boors now in arms as in oro banditti, instead of soldiers, and thoy nrguo that tho pa cification of tho country will bo Indefin itely postponed unless drastic ex amples nro promptly mndo. Thoy say that snipers, train wreckers and burglars found In arms nfter taking tho oath of allegiance Bhould bo prompt ly shot nnd their property confiscated. Tho fact is, Englishmen aro beginning to loso their tempor over tho irrlstating delay of tho Boer war, and Lord Rob erts, if his own prudenco nnd senso of justice would permit, might adopt n rigorous .policy of repression without being condemned by public opinion nt homo. $100 Reward. $100, Tho renders of this paper will bo pleased to learn that thero Is at least one dreaded disease that scienco hns been uliln to euro la all its stages nnd that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Curo is the only posltivo euro now known to tho medical fraternity. Catnrrli being it constitutional dlscnso, requires n con stitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Curo is taken intornnlly, acting directly uKn the blood and mucous surfaces of tho system, thereby destroying thu foundation of tho dihenso, nnd giving tho patlont strength by building tu thu constitution and assisting nature In do ing Its work. The proprietors havo so much faith in its curative powers, that thoy offer one Hundred Dollars for nny case that it fnlld to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address, F. J. Oiiknkv A Co., Toledo, 0. Sold by Druggists, 75c. 11 nil's Family Pills nro tho best. LOW RATE MA U. P. RAILROAD ToC.A. R. Encampment, Chlcajo, III., August 27 to September 1, 1900. For tho nbovo occasion tho Union Pa citlo railroad will make n special rnto of $71.50 from Portland to Chicago nnd re turn. Tickets on snlo August 21 nnd 22. For further details concerning this cheap rnto call on Guy SI. Powers, agent O. It. & N. Co. W. W. Skinner, ngont So. Pnc. Co., Salem, Or. Or address J, II. LoTimor, General Agent, 135 Third Street, Portland, Or. 7 31 cod td for acceptable Idea. Stnto K patented. THE PATENT RECORD, uaiumore. ma. BUSINESS CARDS. C. ti. U3AOK Successor to Dr. J. SI. Keone, Tof White Corner, 6alom Or. Parties desir ing suorIor operations at moderate fees in any branch are iu esiecial request. . ALBERT A. JESSUP. (Phono 1071,1 IIOOMB 1 ANO 3, OKAY IILIC. S, C, STONE, M. D Proprietor of Stone's Drua: Storer HALXM, OKKUON. The ticreii (two Iu number) are lorntrit at No. 2.U kud 953 Cominereltf ttretl, ud ire wtll Wicket with uiuiiUuj Uuo o( drug) and BHxllcJnM, toilet article, lrfuinery, bruliti ttc.,eta.,eto, DR. BTONK llMbtdaomeUjretri experience In the pro tlceot medJclneaml now mke no chartfe for contulUtlon. elimination or prcr1illou, soule jimos. Piano Toners and Repaircis PORTLAND ORE. For Salem and vicinity leave orders at Geo. Will's Sluslo Store. B. R. JONES. Attorney-at-Lnwl Toledo, CJreton Waj Clerk of Clrcalt (lourt III yean trwlhts an tip-tonie aUtract oi til ow ity w Llnooln cooniy, lM7ni OFFICE, city:uall. For water kcrvlco apply at ofllc$. Bills payable monthly In advance. Make all complaints ut the oQIce. CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfei SleeU all mail and passenger trains. Baggage to all parts of the eliy. Prompt wrvice. Telephone No. 851. IHMjl'E & HOMVhlt m Salem Waior Co., rViragw M ll il A j ffi&MMiP P-Pjwtfl' i''t,?ffnl liliL- AM-CclablcPrcnoMlionrorAs- slmltaUng ihcFootlandncgtila Ung ihttStoinachs andDovi'cIs of Promotes Digcslion.Cliccrrur ncss flndRcst.Coalains nclllicr Opiitm.srorpliinc tiorXiitcral. KOX "NAllC OTIC . jtiofoi4ia-smm.PtTairx JUJmtut ' " Jhwtffnwt -liOetcnMMJM, (YlnuJ iSifnr Apcrfccl Remedy forConstipa lion, Sour Slomach.Dlnrrhoca Worms .Convulsions .Feverish ncss nnd Loss of Sieu racSimilo Signature of NEW YORK. exact copy nF viPAPPen. tS riV mmJm jv ft I' A T ii M. , J ypiirJ im m V I rCrHhMl R. M. WADE & CO. SALEM OREGON Something to Be Proud 01 Is tho ownership o('n" Crescent, Clovo land or Gendron bicycle. It is tlio nemo of perfection in bfcyclo construction, where lightness is not sacrificed for strength and inechnnlcnl skill blend to make n wheel that Is unexcelled for run- tint- nimlttlrfl nnil rnlliilitlltv. Wo linvn t8plendidstock to choose from. At 25, to vou. R. M. Wade &Co itfsSL It Makes a Man Feel Uncom fortable To have his collars nnd cuffs show raw odious and look like candidates for re tirement Instead of fresh graduates from tho laundry. What wo can't maku Hcfltu now might as well lie thrown away. It's like n patient too far gone for tho doctor. Spotless linen is an in dlBpunsiblo dress factor, which you must havo not to bo among thu outs. Salem Steam Laundry COU3NKL ). OrVHTKAI) rllOPnlKTOII. OOltOUH I). OI.HHTKAI), MOU, Phono HI, 230 Liberty ritrcO. '-WJ. - - f v, ii-j X... Ti.i .A. r!i:.'-i visrisw The Most Pleasing Anticipa tion. Are mora than realized In the delicious mixed drinks prepared with wines and liquors from our stock. Carefully se lected goods specially bottled for our trade aro an absolute guarantooof purity and value. We offer nothing uudef'age. Old wines are our specialty. Our name dispels overy doubt. Tho truth of what we say Is never questioned. P' Rogers ! 218 and 222 Commercial Htroot. Wholesale-rqd retail. TT?JV i W S i Va.''t io'W1 t-r.- MM I UNA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use Over Thirty Years TORIA THC GINTAUtl COM CANT. HIW VOHH CITY. THE FINE ART OFlCOOKING Attains perfection with tho uso of tho bl no llama oil stavo. Focd articles can bo boiled, broiled or roasted quickly and easily, the stoo being smokeless and odorless. Ordinary keroscno can bo used and thu kitchen Is not mndo nn oven by hours ol tinctsnry tiro. Why burn vtood mid suffer when thu oil stovu is yours for ?8.f0. Wzs? LITTLE BO-PEEP LOST HER SHEEP Hut no .mo need worry nliout mutton this tliiiu of tho year, If they cmi :t duliity mid dullcluiu Hiriug lamb Ic; uu appotiidmr, and nourishing Hiiiman" meal. U'3 have everything iu choice meats, und all tho delicacies of thu sea son in Ixjtli f cih nud smaked inenU that wllUtulL the most critical flplcmu. j E, C, CROSS SALEM OR. Does Your Gas Pipe Leak? Or are your chatidollors old fashioned and worn out? If so wo will put In now, rich and handsome chandollurs, and lay now gas plpos nt u reasomiblu cost. Ah plinnberB, steam and g.Aj litters our work Is tuioxcolled and our prices for first class work are beyond competition. iRR & PETZEL 214 COMMERCIAL BTE Teleho4No. 237 Bears the Signature m ( Ifi1 Kf For CA ft2?wMl WiftNTjI"i 4 Now today; .adYortlBomantsfou linos or loan In this column Inanrtn, throo times for 2 Go., BOo a wook. 4i.uu uur muniiii u ovor lour linos at sntno rnto. LOST Nccklaco with charm near State nnd I'ourtcenui streets. ..tinder leave at J. II. Wilson's 452 BtatbHtreet and. be rewarded. 8-13-3tt WANTED-A good hlrtl, 'dogtfEnRUsh sutler preferred. Jfonoy no object !)( I got tho right dog. Old 1)111 Ander son. ' v FOR RENT-At n bargain Idr cash farm of 130 acres very close to Balom, well watered nnd adopted for stock, grain nnd fruit. Inquire of Jl Bcott,, at Salem Cannery. ' "813-Ctl AGENTS WANTED-5 soil . McIm atent corset bust, f 0 'to $8 per.'day proQt guaranteed. Address Robinson itt Co., West First Bt., Los Angeles, California. 8-U 8-14 WANTED-a-100 hop plckors, gooil camp ing grounds, will move pickers to and from hop yards Resistor with E. M. Crolsnn 'JoS Libctty Street Balom, Or. 8-13-lw FOR SALE Tho McCoy staae and mail lino, uan on is. i uiiuam at Gilliam's llvory baruor nddreoa box 382,-Balom, Oregon B-13U. GOVERNMENT POSITIONS Don!t - preparo for nny civil sorvlco examina tion without seolng our lllustratod catnloguoof information. Sont froo. Columbian Correspondence Collego, Washington, D. 0. 8-13-10 MANILA HARDER SHOP-05 Stato St. Bhaving 10c, hair cutting 25c. Parties wishing n llrst class shavo and hair cat can And the best accommodations nt our shop. Exoprloncod barbers. Every tiling neat and clean. Morgan A Plastor. 8-lMhl. WANTED. At tho competent cook. Cottago Hotolta 8 loitf STRAYED One bnymaro and-ono nray horso each weighing about elovoTi hun dred ixHinds, gray has loft oyo out. Addrcss0. T, Timtnons, Balom Or. . 38-10-Od-lw FOR SALE. Two Iron Safes, medium sico, combination lock, tlrat-rlass con dition, can bo soon at our offlco. 8-8 tf. Goodalo Lumber Co. 1 TAKEN UP. Gray horse Owner can unit same 4 blocks nortu ot too flortli Balom school on llttlo car lino. i 8-7-tf R. A. Bmilkt.! FOR RENT A neat flvo-room cotUgo with bnscmunt. Good well water. Apply to A Schriebor, 421 High Street. 8-7tf JER8AY8 FOR SALE Eight full uioou cows, all ircsii or soou to bo fresh, will sell nil togothor or other wise. Inquire of F. W. Durbln, sheriff's olfleo 8-6 tt AT NEWPORT-Hold your ehocks. Haiti's Hack k Dray Co., transfers Cull cnmiis nud cottages for50cohts lencli. Wood $150 er rick. Hack to Otto Rock und Light houso, IxiJS uccommodations at bed rock prices. Furnished and unfurnished houses, t Call on or nddrosss Cal Haiti. 7 il5-lm. W A NTED 100 .hop plftkorfl, 60 acros, two Kims, long run picuing, nvo niiios south of Balom, famlllea moved out and back; rogular picking prlco paid, Dread, moat nnd grocery wagons dally. Chocks cashed any time. Call on or address, Ed. C. 11 or r en, Room 7; up stairs second hnllwny south of Ladd & Hush bank. 8-l-2-wd&w WANTED 0 or 8 tons of clean first clnuu oat hay. baled. Walter Low, truck barn or Wllhtmotto Hotel. TO THE l'UULIO-Wo havo on hand a largo stock of Eastern nnd homo made buggies which wo nro soiling at greatly reduced prices iu ordor to closo them out this season, i'leaao call at 41 nnd 51 Statu street nnd uxamino thorn, Pohlo Uishop. 0-28-U iTbUBE "CLEANERS Rcmombor thut tho bcsti nd ohoapost carpet paper Is tho heavy felt UL TUi: JOUUNAL OltCO. reit papor soia 20-tt HOTELSANTIAM At Uotrolt, Orejron Now open for Summer Tourists, now houso, newly furnished first-class accom odations. Prlco from 11.00 to $1.00 per vtay Good pack train and saddle horse 1 snya ready to accomodate. Tourists' to ilol bpriugs, Marlon Lake. and ako Piimella and all good Ushlng points. H, Jacob, Prop. The German Market " Will lx) found all kinds of meat nnd tlio best of sausage. FREE DELIVERY. All bills due the late llrmj of Wolt A Mieocke uiUBt be paid. JJQOJlSj 5Sson niOoraraerclal.Bt. Don't Be Duped Thtro luivo Iioiiii Iiuh iimn tlio market Mivvrul vIhhiii rt'lirliiU nf an utmokitw wtltluu of U'oliir' ilictdiiuiry." 'f Iwy are ulinr uUcrul uitdor vurloiut rrninoa ut u luvr prtuu By ilry itotitU ilettkr. uriKuni, avuntt, etc., u. In u ruw Inmunuui iu u prvmluui (uruUwrl tloiut to iuijr. 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