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Newspaper Page Texti.tmllfl llllifrn j". v HMNfKll SYRUrflGS Actsfejsantfyiwdflvwptfy Cleanses the System Gently nnd Effectually when bilious or costive. resents in, the most acceptablebnn the laxative 'principles of plants Anowt to act most ieneticiaify. TO GET ITS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS BUY THE GENUINE MANFD. BY CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUPCO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 10UISVILIC.KY. NIWYORK. N.Y. forittt ky dnr (tits -price 50 per kettle. O. C. T. Go's rABJJBNaKK' BTKAMKll POMONA altonA. LKAVKH FOll l'Oim.AND Daljr nxcept Bnndar at 7 n. m. QUICK T1MK AND CifHAP 11ATKS. Doolc betweon Hutn noil Conrt'rJtt. St. I'. UALUW1N, Agonr. A WORD To parties that want to go hop picking. To bo an inducement to you to supply yourself at our store with $1.00 purcliaso In coffee, tea, spices, baking powder, extracts,cocou,cocoannt, chocolate, coffee cereal: n 16c dish freo; or furnish a but tlo and receive 100 worth of any llavor llavoring extract. Or with a fU.OO pur chaw, a 35c dish, 35a worth of extract, or a coffee bailor. RoaBt coffees from iro up. Teas from 30c up. Own baking powdorSOo n pound ran. Romombor you will not get any spec ial inducement at tlio store in tlio yards, and pay tlio same or inoro for tlio goods. Mention this ad to rerolvo tlio special .inducement, otherwise only the regular tickets. i'lMoliama Tea Store Phono 2411. Froo Delivery. . 4 SOCIAL NEWS 4 J AND VIEWS 4 WVW Miss Hanna Curti!. went to .Portland ' this morning on a visit. . .'.. i fa Dinrnlnn n ft iflalt I Sir. and Airs. Frank Nibler, of Ger- I vals, were Baloni visitors today. MIbs Col I a Sheridan, of the asylum forco, went to Ctiemawa yosterday, The Misses Hopf, wore passengers yestorday evening for Portland and tlio beach. Mrs. D. F. Wagner has gono to Port land to visit her sister Mrs. Vantino, ho Is ill. ' ''. Frank Morgan, accompanied by his elster. and Miss Klla IloIgurs, aro at 'AWIlholt. 'H TRf Miss Myrtlo Marsh, loft Uils morning rix-for Seattle, whero she will visit friends tffitor several weeks. v. arr. and Mrs. Geo. from Elkhorn Ajidorson vesterdav came for n Wdown visit with old Salem friends. The Misses Goodo of the Commercial street millenery store have gone to Long . Beach for a tw o w eeks vacation. Douglas llojina of West Salbin is jsut recovering from a bad scald caused by spilling a pot of hot tea on his foot. Mrs. G. A. Armsplger. who has been f visiting her daughter Mrs. T. P. Hurt of Depot addition has returned to Portland. Mrs. Joseph S. Thompson, of Soring- field, III., arrived in the city yesterday and will visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. W. F. llrowne, of Capital Park addition. Mrs. A. W. Prescott and Miss Lura Frescott returned this morning from the Wreltenbush hot sprines. after three Iweeks pleasantly spent among Salem friends there. Miss Alice Temple, a former teacher bi our public schools, but now an "lion st farmer" at PJainview. Linn county. drove to Salem yesterday to visit her sister Mrs. J. A. Bishop, andhernumer ous friends in the Capital city. Mies Temple will return tomorrow. Mrs. J. D. McColiy wl o has Iwen a the bedside of her grandmother for fou months, leaves for her home in Joseph this ovonlng, in response to a tclcgrnm announcing tlio illness o( tier lniBbnml. Mrs. McCully wjll bo accompanied by hor brotlior II. I), Pnttou na far na Heppner, ami tlioro will continuo lior trip in chargo of a trained nurse, ns sho lias been ill liurtolt. Mrs. Jnmcs Aitkon and daughter Hollo, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Heovos, Mrs. Hooves, MIbh Lulu Martin, Misses F.ster and Myrtlo Williams, Airs. Pohlo and daughtor Francis, Judge It. S. Bean and Harry Albert wore among tboSaleinltlcs going to Newport tills morning. Mrs. Jerry Wyont, who has beet: In thocity yisitlng, has returned to hor homo In Marion. PERSONALS. L. K. Adams, returned from Portland last night. W. J. D'Arcy returned last night from tlio coast. Dell Dinemoro, has returned from Clatsop Bench. T. T. Parker, loft today for Nohalcm on a business trip. Mrs. Leo Willis, returned last night from Clatsop Beach. Mrs. I, L. Ilobcrtson, of Turner, was a Salem visitor yesterday. Jae. Harrington, left this morning for Seattlo to visit his daughter. a J. J, Murphy and son Chester went to Portland yestorday evening. Tom Hogau tlio day clerk at tlio Hotel Willamette has returned homo from Newport. 0. Jory, of Stockton, California, is In tlio city visiting his brother H. S. Jory, in South Salotn. G. W. Hubbard, tlio hop merchant, arrived in tlio city last night and will look nftcr his hop interests hero. CRUSHED BY HER CROWN I The great "nook of Martyrs" has never been written, I'ox's famous work deals only with the martyrdom of the body. When the real book of martyrs Is written it will deal with the mental martyrdom of the woman who Buffered in sllcace because modesty would not let her put into speech the questions that burned iu her heart itv il Motherhood, and yet there have been liter ally millions of women crushed to death by that crown, that shining: symbol of woman's sovereignty in the home. Here is A YOUNO GIRL " Btnnillntr with relucUut feet Wliere wouunnoou anil kiiiuwu nirei. In the first critical period of her life she beirins to experience suflerlnir which she necessarily connects with the organs of sex. What it is she does not know. Why it is she does not understand. She needs medi cal advice. Hut she shrinks from it. Her modesty is up in arms at the thought of questions to be asked, of examinations to be submitted to, both alike repugnant to delicacy. So she suffers in silence. The strain on the delicate machinery of her OTRanlsm becomes more severe. Painful irregularities become yet more painful. And so, silently, she treads the painful oath to confirmed Invalidism. Jiercrown - t ....... " nf mnilp.iv becomes a crown of tliorrn. She sees the Blowing lamp light of cheer ful homes, She hears the cooing of the happy babe, the prattle of Joyous children, and she fears that all that life or home and love is not for her. Or take the other typical case of the woman who has entered on the cares and DUTIES Or WIKEIIOOD. She has always been healthy and happy. But now a change comes. Her eje loses its brightness. Her step loses its spring. The color fades from her cheek, Frc quently she is compelled to lie down and rest. She is in constant pain. She looks dreadlngly down the calendar toward the hour when the burden of motherhood will be laid upon her. She, too, needs help. But she too suffers silently, because she cannot speak aud open the door to such questions or such examinations as her modesty revolts at. And yet all this suf ferine is, as has been said, unnecessary, because to match modesty of speech there is modesty of hearing. There is oue physician who has fully met the needs of modest women by offering absolute confidence in bearing absolute confidence In consultation combined with absolute competence in treatment His remarkable discoveries and the way In which he has met woman's peculiar needs has made Dr R. V Fierce (chief consult ing physician to the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, of Buffalo, N V ), the friend and confidant of tens of thousands of modest women. In over thirty years experience with female disorders of every possible type, treating them to the number of hundreds of thousands, Dr fierce has been brought into relation with every form of feminine weakness, feminine pecul iarity, and feminine disease. Where a local practitioner has experimented and failed with ten cases Dr. 1'ierce's dlscoer ics and advice have one stalgbt to the root and cured ten thousand. Jtvery varia tion of symptomatology is known to this life-long specialist. The presence of com nllratlnns that confute and baffle the ordin ary practitioner are every dav experiences I and every day successes to htm I His medical discoveries and his confi dential, fatherly advice, are to-day the only harbors to which weak, hopeless, unfor tunate woman can turn for help and git it nvittyuvtn lima out of ntry hundred Those who turn to him experience at once, Instead of a skirmishing with symptoms, a banishing of suffering. His "I'avorite Prescription" not only removes all pain ful female irregularities but acts d rectly on the delicate organs that suffer in the train and stress connected with mother iood. Vt supplies vital force and energy Dr Pierce is at all times ready to give tdvice. free of charge, to tboe who employ his remedies. Address him as above. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Itie Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of CajCUcAlC um for acceptable Ideas. State If patented. THE PATENT REC0BD, Ball'jnore. Md. II IREi SVixfi I 44 Good Counsel Has No Price' WL'e Advice is the result of experience. The hundreds of thousands who hive used Hood's- SArsApArilta, America's Greatest Medicine, counsel those tuho would purify And enrich the blood to avaX themselves of its virtues. He ts wise tuho profits by this good advice. 3wG(CA SaMahallifq I TMMIllli i " J W3P . NOT A RAVING MANIAC. Charles W. Parrlsh Not In s Dad Condition as Was Reported. Tito many f rienes of 0. W. Parrlsh, of Canyon Cltj , will bo ploascd to learn that that gentleman, 1b not In as bad n condition ns was supposed. Tlio follow ing letter which refers to statements that appeared in Tim Journal, is self ox planatery: John Day, Or., Aug. 13, 1000. To Tlio Qftlctn Journal. Gentusman: Kncloeed find a clipping from tho'Tralrio City Miner," issued August 11, which I would llko to havo you correct. Chas. W. Parish went through tho May term of circuit court, in Grant county, whero ho defended two mur derers witli great credit to himself and fellow attorney M. Dustin, Every one thought tho men would hang, but thoy only got second degreo and wero sentenced to lifo at Salem. Air. Parria then caino to John Day nnd was treated for tho liquor habit successfully, but after not having had any liquor for live weeks his mind gavo way. S. 1). Parrlsh and I then took him to Portland for treatment, nnd ho is now under treatment with Dr. Coe, at lit. Tabor, whero wp expect him to remain tor sonio time Tlioro is no restraint upon his appe tite, as it was ho himself who quit tho liquor of his own free will and accord- Ho is not a raving maniac, nor has ho at any timo been such. Please correct and obllgo his son, J. L. Paiiuisii. CLEANLY WOMAN. Erroneously Thinks by Scourlm Her That She Cures Dundruff. Scalp Cleanly woman lias an erroneous idea that by scouring tho scalp, which removes tlio dandruff ccales, elie is cur ing tho dandruff. Sho may wash her pcalp every day, pud yet havo dandruff her life long, accompanied by falling hair, too. Tho only way in tho world to euro dandruff is to kill tlio dandruff germ, aud there Is no hair preparation that will do that but Nowhro's llerpi cido. Herpicldu killing tho dandruff germ, leaves tho hair free to grow as healthy Nature intended. Destroy tho cause, you romovo tho effect. Kill tho dandruff germ with Herpicldu, Where To Find It. Wlllson's Shaving Parlors carry a stock of Xuwbro's Hcrplcido, tho new ami In fallibto euro for dandruff nnd falling hair, advertised in another column of this laxir. K II lin rine Puts. Henry .Meyers has on exhibition In their show window ills thorough bred Irish setter pups. Tho strain is ono of the best to bo found in tlio stuto out of Henry's, bitch Joo the 2nd,sired by Dr. Grilllth's Ilex. Tho mother and soveu pups can bo seen In tho window and aro a beautiful sight. To-Nljht and To-Morrow Nlfbt. And cucli day una night during this week you cun i?et ut any druggist's Kemp's llalsiitu for tho Throat and Lungs, acknowledged to bo tho most successful remedy oyer sold for Coughs. Croup, lironchltls. Asthmu and Consumption. Got a kttlo to. day and keep It always In tho house so you can check your cold ut ouco price UAc unrl fJUo, tttitnpioboltlo tree, cod&w Notice to Contractors, Pursuant to nn order of tho Courts of I. Inn and Marion Counties Oregon, notlcn Is horebv given that sealed bids will bo received by mo at my olllco in Albany, I. Inn County, Oregon until August 30, 1000 at 1 o'clock p. in. for ru'titnbering the Bridge across tho North Santiam Klvcr at Stayton, Oregon, (needlo beams excepted) Said ropairs to be completed by October 1st. 1000 and tho tiinbcr used to be first class timber, red or yellow tlr. Said bids will 1x3 opened on said Au gust 30, 11)00 at 1 p.m. At Albany by tho Joint Courts of I.inn and Marion Counties. A bond in the amount of tho bid will bo required of tho successful bidder. Cash to tho amount of 5 per cent of amount bid must accomjwny each bid: same to bo forfeited by suc cessful bidder II he fails to contract with said Counties within three days. Tho court reserves tlio right to reject any and all bids. W. F. IlAMMKn, County Clerk of Linn County, Oregon. liy K. B. Montague, Deputy. B 15 3d 2w Dissolution Notice. Notice is heroby given that tho part nership lately subsisting between J. II. Wuesmann aud Charles A. Muths, under the firm of Capital Soap Works, expired on tho 27th day of July, 1000, by mutual consent. All debts owing to the said partnership are to bo received by said Charles A. Muths and all demands on eald partnership are to bo presented to him for payment. Dated at Salem, July 27, 1000. OHAIU.E8 A. MUTHS. 7 271m J. II, WASSMANN. Call tor City Warrants. Notice is hereby given that thero aro funds on hand applicable to the pay ment of all warrants of the City of Suletn drawn on the general fund and endomnt on or bfore December 31, 1800. Holders of said warrants will please pre sent thorn for payment at Laild & Bush's bank, in interest will ceawi from date of this notice. Jons Mom, City Treasu-er. Salem, Or., August 11, 11H. 8-13-lOt Special hestrvei. "Old Government" whiskey, recog- nired by leading physicians, and espec tally by A. P. O'lJrieu M. I)., Captain and Surgeon, also by Wm. D. McCarty M. D., Major and Burgeon, in United States Army. Furthermore, the board of health of San Franr-Uco recommends this stimulant as the purest, unadulter ated, for family use, for convalescents and invalids. Sold exclusively in Salem and Marlon County by J P. Rooms. 4-20-tf TODAY'S MARKET, Pootland, Aug. 10. Wheat volley 55 Walla Walla, 61. Flour Portland, best grades $3.00 $3.10. Graham 2G0jxrbbl. Oats Choice Whito 32rtl3lc. crnv tier bushel. Mlllstuff I5rnn, J12.50; Bhorts, $13 5 Hoy Timothy $8(310 nor ton. Onions 1.25 for rod 1.35 for Silver skins. Potatoes 15 to 60c per sack. Butter Best dairy, 25(330; fancy creamery, 45 to 50c. Storo 25c. 30. Eggs Oregon. 17 c. Poultry Chickens, $4.00 to4.60 hens, $4 to C.00; turkoys, livo 12c. Mutton Dressed, 7 to 7)o por pound. Hogs Heavy dressed 6 to Oc. Beof Steers. f().fl50; cows,$3.50 4j dressed beof, 06 to 72c. Veal Dressed, 0 Q 0c. for small. Hops 28c. Wool Valioy, 1012c : Eastern Ore gon, 10 15c; Mohair, 2i)(330c., Hides Green, ealtod CO lbs, 809o; under CO lbs. 7j8 i shoep polts, 16 20c BALBM MAMtKT. Wheat 68 pounds nnd ovor, 40. Wool, 13 to 10c. Mohair, 25c. Hops 6 to 7JjC Oats 30c. Hay Baled, cheat, $7 ; timothy, flO. Ecus 13fiUlc. Flour In wLolosalo lots, $2.60; retail $3. Mlltstuffs Brnn,$13; shorts, $14J. Hobs Dressed. 4?c. Llvo cattle Steors, 3)6; cows, 2 to 13. Sheep $33.50. Dresfed Veal 7c. Butter Dairy, 16020c; croamory,25c. Poultry Pot liens per lb.,7j spring chickens per lb., 8c. Potatoes now, 30c por bushel. Apples 25c. The Highest lin the World. Ono of tho best bicyclo paths on tho Pacific coast Is tho one leading from Ta coma out to tho car shops along, which aro sonio beautiful scones, in ono placo crossing tho highest cycio path bridgo in tho world. Tho bridgo was built in 1890 nnd Is 440 feot in length, 172 foot high and 12 foot wide. Tlioro is a con stant stream of riders traveling ovor this path nnd tho benefits of n flrst-clnes path is apparent to tlio ontlro commu nity and thoroughly appreciated nnd takon advantage of by thousands of riders. Tlio Tacoma bicyclo clubs havo Just reason to bo proud of thuir path. Tho track is well cindered tho ontiro length. Excursion to Newport, Sunday, August 10, tho Corvallls and Kaetorn rnilroad will glvo an excursion from Albany to Newport. Faro for tho round trip from Albany, Corvallls aud Philomath, will bo $1.50. Tho train leave Albany at 7:45 a. in. nnd leavo Nowsort on return at 5:30 p. in. Tho excursion will bounder tlio management of I'Mwin Slono. $100 Reward, $100, Tho readers of this paper will be pleased to learn Hint thero Is nt least ono dreaded dlseaBO that ucienco lina been nblo to euro in nil Its stages nnd that Is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Curols tlio only positivo euro now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional dUeaso, requires a con stitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon tho blood-and mucous surfaces of tho system, thereby destroying tlio foundation of tho disease, and giving tlio patient strength by building up tho constitution nnd assisting nature in do ing its work. Tlio proprietors havo so much faith In its curative powers, that thoy offer one Hundred Dollars for any caso that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address, F. J. Ciiknky & Co., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills aro tlio best. Elks Carnival. Account Grand Carnival of the Benev olent Protectivo Order of Elk, to bo held at Portland September 4th to 15th luclusivo, tlckute will bo sold nt re duced rates from all stations on Oregon lines to Portland and return. These tickets will bo on salo Sentember 3rd Ith, 0th, 10th mid 13th, and limited to three days after dato of sale. For further particulars, cull on or nd dress Southern Pacific agent at Salem, W. W. Skinner. 8-8-lm BUSINESS GAUDS. C. JHL ffiACK Successor to Dr. J. M. Koone, 'of Whlto Corner, Salem Or. Parties doslr lug superior operations at moderate fees in any branch are In especial request. r ALBERT A. JESSUP. IPhono 1071.1 ROOMS 1 AND 3, (JltAV IILK, If S, C, STONE, M. D Proprietor ol Stone's Drue StoR HAUCU, OKKQOH. The stores (two In number) are located at So. 2SS and tS3 Commerelal street, and art well stocked with a complete line o( drugs and mcdlclnss, toilet articles, i-erluuuirj', bruihvi etc, e to,, etc. llasbadsomeU jtars experience Id the prao llto ol medicine and now makes no (.bants for cmirnltatlon. etsmlnstlnn or prescription, SOUL 13 31HO.S, Piano Tuners and Rcpaireis POUTLAND ORK. For Salem and vicinity leave orders at Geo. Will's Music Store. B. F. JONES, Attorney-at-Lawl Toledo, Oro-ron, Was Clerk or Ciroult Court U I jM.n arnlbu an up-ttHUie abstract oi all ow it j la Lincoln COUMjr. lM7m Si! r OFFICE, CiTYIHALL. For water service aody at ofllw. Dills payable monthly In advance. Make ail complaints at the office. Co., m UTCnunrca li 'I J I r 1 rj CASTORIA MfcgclablcPrcpnralionrorAs slmllatlng iticFoodandRcdula ling ihcStoinachs and Bowels or Promolc3 DigcslIon.Cliccrriir ncss nnd Rest. Contains neither Opium.Morpliitic norMincral. WOT "NAllC OTIC . JfecfOlnrXKVnmxiir.7 hrryut Sml' MxSmn RtktlUSJlt- IfUetbainirStJa Krff.Seit' Ctirt&fdJUfyv hintryrrm. nartr. Apcrfccl Remedy forConsdrvt Hon, Sour Stomach, DlntThoai Worms.Coiivulsions.Fcvcnsh ncss nnd Loss of Sleep. FncSunilo Signature of &&&&&'. NEW YORK. FHsTOftMmfsTfrl I KsassBslMMWsWiMsssssw.JssswMMsaWasrswrit EXACT COPy OF WRAPPER. V5 r L"Svt.- - --'- R M. WADE & CO. SALEM Something to Be Proud Of Is tho ownership ofn! Orescent. Olovo laud or Gondrou bicyclo. It is tlio nemo of perfection iu bicyclo construction, where lightness is not sacrillced for strength mid mechanical skill blend to mako a wheel that is unexcelled for run nui; mutinies and reliability. Wo havo Asplondld.Btock; to choose from. At Wi, lo5U. R. M. Wade &Co. It Makes a Man Feel Uncom fortable To have his collars and cuffs show raw edues and look like candidates for re tirement instead of fresh graduates from tho laundry. What we can't mako seem new might as well bo thrown away. It's like a patient too far gone for tho doctor. Hpotless linen is nn in dispentibio dress factor, which you must havo not to bo among the outs. Salem Steam Laundry COUWKL 1. OIAUTKAI) 1'IIOPUIKTOH. DOIIOUH t). OLMHTKAI), MOK. Phone 111. 2:10 Liberty Street. oiSfintw, The Most Pleasing Anticipa tion. Are more than realized In tho delicious mixed drinks prepared with wines and llnnnra frnm nnr atnrlr- r!nr..fiillw u... leotetl goods specially bottlul for our irauo are an auooimo guarantee oi purity and value. We offer nothing under age. Old wlniA am mtp Hrulnllv. Our name dlsiels every doubt. The truth of wnat we say is never questioned, . P' Rogers 218 and 222 Commercial Street. Wholeeale ud retail. '!. V ' 'rifsi I 1 !LrKt t(5 JWy l'w-' CASTORIA For Infants and Childron. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature m t aP In Use For Over Thirty Years THC CtNTAUR AOMrANV. NfW VORH CITY. THE FINE ART OF COOKING Attains perfection with tho uso of tho hitio Hume oil stovo. Food articles ran ho hoilcd, broiled or roasted quickly and easily, tho stovo being smokeless and odorless. Ordinary kerosene can ho used nnd tho kitchen Is not mado an oven by hours of unessnry ilro. Why hum wood and suffer when tho oil stovu is yours for $8,60. OREGON LIT! LE BO.PEEP LOST HER SHEEP lltit no ono need worry'alout r itlon this time of the year, If they' tun ;.l dainty nnd dellclou (Spring lamb c mi npM)tuii'g and nourishing Hiirur.'.v meal. s linvu everything Iu choke meats, nn i n'1 tho delicacies ol tho sea son in b: th f olh and smoked im-nl thutwIIU iH ti o inot critical upuiiio. R C CROSS SALEM OR. Does Your Gas Pipe Leak? Or nro your ehnndollers old fushlonod and worn out? If no wo will put In new, rich and handsome chandeliers, and lay new gus pipus ut a reasonnhlo oost. As pliimbors, steam aud gas litters our work Is unexcelled nnd our prices for first class work aro beyond competition. BARR&.PETZEL 211 COMMERCIAL BTUBKT. fH jUt Id ill! I sH OKA Caw3jsis& " r l EJALJNirBJDt..' i.mow toany nuyortisemonts four Inas or loss In this column Inserxod hroo times for 2Ga., QOo a wook. il, OO por month. All over four llnea at same rate. IIOIHNSON THERMAL BATH.OAB-i. INET. Tho eroatost knortn v fiealth il protector nnd restorer. Call and liT vestigato. Mrs. J. A. Bellwood and Airs. T. IJ. Fairbank, agonts U83 FrontX St., Salem, Or. 8-10-lmV v WANTED A second-hand WntoryilIor hop balor, or Lcardsley Hori Proas.l Address with particulars and pried, L. D. T., care Journal Olllco, Salem. o 8-15-'8t A CALL 1-OR BIDS. Bids will bo re ceived until Augnst 20 for baling iroml f 75 to 80 torts of hay near; town. . Bfd-f j dors aro required to rurnfsh 'wlronnd lioard thcmBolvcs. D. 8. Bcntloy & Co., 310 Front strcot. 8-14 Ot WANTED A good bin! dog, English j Bettor preforrod. Money no obJectHf-l I got tlio right dog. Old Bill Andor. son. FOR RENT At n bargain for cash, farm of 130 ncres very close to Salem, well watered nnd adontcd -for stMral l grain and fruit. Inquiro ot J. Scott, n at Salem Cannery. 8-13-Ctt STRAYED Ono baymaro and orio grey horso each weighing about elovon hun dred pounds, gray has left oyo out, Address O. Tt Tmmons. Salem Or. 8-10-Od-lw WANTED 100 hop pickers, pood canlp ing grounds, will move plckdrs to and from hop yords Register with E, M. Crolsan 205 Liberty Strcot Salem, Or. 8-13-lw FOR HALE Tho McCoy stnao and mall ttnn rinll H 1.- 1.- ntllt .1 i.l.U. Villi Uil IX. A'.. UIIIIUU1 nh Gilliam's llvory barn or address box 382, Salem, Oregon. 8-18tf. GOVERNMENT POSITIONS Don't prepare for any civil sorvlco examina tion without seeing our Illustrated cntnloguoof information. Sent froo? Columbian Correspondence College, Washington, D. O. ' 8-13-10 MANILA BARBER 8HOP-05 Butte St. 1 M .-M Sliaving lOo, hair cutting 25c: Parties1' V wishing a first class shave and halr-v cut can find tho best accommodations , nt our shop. Exeprlencwl barbers, i A Plaster. 8-11-lm. WANTED. At tho Cottago compotont cook. Hotel a 8 10 tf FOR SALE. Two Iron SafeB, medium size, combination lock, first-class con dition, can bo seen at our olllco. 88 tf. Goodalo Lumber Co, TAKEN UP. Gray horse Owner can llnd samo 4 block a north of the North tinlem school on llttlocar lino, 8-7-tf It. A. Smilhy.- ,FOR RENT A neat flvo-room cotUga nmi an eigiit room cottage wltli baso-A nient. Uooil woll water. Apply tot A8ciirlobor,421IHBli Street. 8-7U JER8AY8 FOR SALE Eight full ItlrViii iiLvn nil frtMili nr ami in lui frosh, will soil nil togethor or other wise. Inquiro of i- W. Durblnr sherin's olllco 8-fitf WANTED-0 or 8 tons of clean first clusu oat hay. baled. Walter Low, truck barn or Willamette Hotel. TO THE PUBLIC-Wo havo on hand a large stock ot Eastern nnd homo mado buggies which wo aro selling at greatly reduced prices In order to close them,1 out tills seusou. Ploaso call at 41 and : SI State Btreot and examine them. Pohlo A Bishop. U-23-tf HOUSE CLEANERS Rouiombor tlmt tho besti und cheapest cur pot pupur la tho heavy felt pupor sold ulTiiisJouKNALolhce. 20-M AUKNTH VANTKI)-rJ5 tolWdsily cully msde bimr LtroAgonU, mun or womrii. sslliug our lfttu.1 Noiollr, Wisuii'ttlgn Wsterproul . fi'nakuos, dtxxls vutlrcljr now snd nsumt!. Agonbi ilellKbtod, UhIvs unlimited. Wlist uiiit'rsilo jruii csn do. Time Is suort. Wrlto Uxtajr and rvcstvs exoloslra tsrrltory,1 liusrunleoil bust seller. Address with iUuiii, M. di M. Msnfg. Ca, Dvut. C, Sprtusrisld," tlsw. s-t-lm, lt J Z - t L J M bssts tli L Veil lla Alwuri SiX The Kind Veil llatiAlwnri ( ttignitart Of LOW HATE MA U. P. IMILROAD TdO, A. R. Cncamcmcnt, Cblcsfo, III., Auiuit 27 toStflemterl, 1900. For tho nhovu occasion tho Union Pa cilia railroad will fii'tkq a special rate of f7l.o0 from Portland to Chicago and re turn. Tickets on salu August 21 and 22, For further details concerning this cheap rate call on Guy M. Powers, agent O. It. A N. Co. W. W. Sklnnor, agent So. Pac. Co., Halom, Or. Or address J, II Ivoriiuoi-, General, Agent, 135 Third Street, Portland, Or. 7 31 eod til CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfet jj Meuts all mall and passenger trains... Baggage to all parts of tho city. Prompt service. Telephone No. 851. DI8QUB A IIOMYKll v m I for accf tabic Mcu, SUtto If Uat4. thepatentrecwd; BalllaKf, Ui. Don't Be Duped Tliuni luivc Ikoii itax UKn tho tnarkvt MiMinii c Ih'iiii Mill inU nt un ulMoiuto ullt Ion III MIIH 111 Ull OINWtlUltl UlltlUll llnilomiry " Tltoy U'lnir or - wuiiuni iriiiiHinurjr uwrire wm ollurwl iiixlur vurloiw iiuuusi ut Jo prluu Bv Iry iftxli iVulurn, trrxK-vni, aircots, ulu., nr. liinfwliilucn)0iwu)rDiiiluiii (orsuuacrtp tkins tu m .'!. 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