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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1900)
8P P .a. oiTLLLLi F CKME? Jgcautiful JJJair makes UJeautifuI omen NEWnUO'8 IIKItriCIDB MAKES UEAUTIFULHAIH, becauso it de stroys tlio deadly microbe nt work upon tlio lialr roots, thus making daiidrulT and falling lialr impos elblo, and promoting a thick, luxu riant growth of hair, increasing tlio owners good looks fully 100 percent. It will alio mm your father, brother, hna tiand or awrttheari of any acalp Affection thoy mar bare, tnn liaMnfn, (or It worn Uke a charm upon the balilntpab-a. Unit yourtelf, then jou will aurely recommend It. For Sile it all Flrtt-Clut Drugstores. O. C. T. Go's PABSKNOKU HTKAhiKll POMONA A. AMD 7C f -ALSTON J. , LEAVK8 FOll I'OIlTliAND ' Daily except 8unday nt 7 n in. QUICK T1MK AND (JHKAl' 11ATE8. ".Dock botweon Uinta nnil P inrt'tjta. M. 1'. 1IALUWIN, Agent. A WORD To parties that want to go hop picking. To be nn Inducement to you to supply yourself nt our etoro with 1 1.00 purchase in cofToo, tea, spices, Imklne powder, oxtraCtSjCocoa.cocoanuchocoloto, coffee cereal; a 10c dlshfrco; or furnish a bo.- - tie and receive i.'Oc worth of any Have flavoring extract. Or with n fl'.OO iur chase, a 35c dish, 35o worth of extract, orTa'coffoo boiler. ' 'RoaBt coffees from 10c up. ;; .Tcaa from 30c up. Own baking powder 30c a pound can. - Komembor you will not got any spec ial inducement nt tlio store in tlio ynn , and ny tlio samo or more for tlio goods. Montion this ad to receive tlio special inducement, othorwise only tlio regular tickets. Yokohama Tea Store Phono 2411. Froe Oolivory. ' Z' (Social news t . 2. W and views i Mrs. Frooman Joined tho Bnlumltes nt ' Newport today. w Miss Iva Smith has returned from n vlsiTto Long Beach. m State Treasurer and Mrs. Clias. S, Mooro nro tit Astoria. Judge F. A. Mooro ami daughter havo roturnod from Nowiort, Mr. and Mrs, Walter Kaiser returned from Capo Nome last evening, Mrs. Sonuio Aiken and Mrs. Hagluy are visiting today at the Keform school. Or. and Mrs. J. F. Calbronth have re turned home from their outing at New port. -. ' Miss French, of Chcniuwn, spent 5f' yesterday in tins city tho guest of '"V'' friends. Mrs.John O. O'Klolly, of 1'or land, - who has beon hero visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Godfrey, has returned home, "T Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Dunnlway, wlio were' here attending the funornl eor vice of the into Mrs. E. N. Cooke, havo returned to Portland. Tho Misses Bertha and Elizabeth Tongue were iu tho city yesterday the guest of friends. They left last night for a visit to Jacksonville. flf Misa Stella Howard, of Portland, who lias-been in this city visiting her pa rents, Mr. a id Mrs. Silas Howard, went toMehama this morning to visit Grand paiBennett. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Foray the returned ,'j yesterday from Northern California. t uIiam tin lina Komi .imnlnv.ul bv ihfl K IjMR. tt. Co. painting their properties IKaEtar.tbo last six montlis. PERSONALS. Mr. and Mrs. i. F. Hughes and Aeahel .M Jr. Btarted today (or an outing at Ji locks, attracted by the glowing Nnptlon of that resort for which the jJgWHAL wan was responsible. iMtand Mrs. A. I). Palmer bnd son Dsjrjreturned last night from Coleston, sawtjern Oregon. Dow's health has wtjjeen improved by the trip, jggrthur Dabney has returned from a Zwwk'a pleasure trip toMehama. His paMer, O. P. Dabney, Is expected homo Vkt evening. lmnk Davis, of Wright A Co., wen tejTurner this morning on business. Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Barr, of Turner, wre in the city today. for acceptable Ideas. ' ouiic u patented. THE PATENT REC0PD, Baltimore-, Nd. ra U. E. Bickers was n Portland visitor yesterday. A. 0, Condit wont to llalsey Inst night on business. Charles Cos per and little son have gono to Astoria. Jefferson Myers has relumed from n business trip to Brownsville. GENERAL HOP HEPOKT. New York Market From the Producer's Price Curreut.Ane.il Kccelpts for week .... ft bales ueceipis nom ept. l m.sso llofelptasnmollaie lime lat car 1M,"71 Alports to kurupe for Mcvk Gdiijn iinno hxpurla from Sept 1 from port of N Y I7,na Kxporta fame tjmo last tlmo Vn,in Imporla for wcok . imne Imports from Hcpt I 0 6 Imports muic llmo lait fear .. .. '.Will 1 ho unexpectedly liberal nrrivnls nro upsetting tlio calculations of holders, Sixteen hundred bales for tho first two weeks in August is very unusual. So much of this stock lins come forward, mostly for tho Purine Coast, that it lias prevented as rapid reduction of lo cal stocks ns dealers would llko to seo so near tho CiO'o of tho se.tBon. Brewer have litul to mnko somo purchnses, the exceedingly warm weathor making n lnrgo consumption of liquors, but they have felt inclined to work down their own Btock to n low point ns tho cpuality of last years hops will probably bo no comparison to tho 1000 crop, which promises to bo fine. Wodonotthlnk thesituntion warrants any chango in tho quotations for Stnto hops, but the better grades of Pnciflu Coast are slightly easier, nud 13 Kla is n full pricu for choice. Crop reporls in this country aro about the snmons last year but late Loudon cables report continued unfavorable weather and crop not doing well. ln tho interior of thin Stnto n fow bales of seedlings havo been picked, and buyers wore found nt 10c for Pnlmers nnd 18c for Wests. After Inst year's oxporienco wo ndvieo farmers not to pick until the hops nro fully ripe; and In Now York statu wo iiopo to see the crop harvested in better shape than last year, which wns tho dirtiest crop ever picked In this country.. State. 1899. choice, lb state, 1WJ, good to prime, per lb.. stnto, lew, common......... ..... I'aclllo Coast, 1899, per lb.. . I'aclflo Coaat. 18S9. choice, tier lb.. Tactile Count, lt'J9, common to prime.. Croc Estimate. Tho New York Journal & Bulletin has the following estimate of this years' hop crep: According to conservative estimates, based on present weather and oilier con ditions calculated to affect tho crops in different growing renters, the output will full considerably short of that of IKO'J. Tiio German and other Continental crops will, it is silted, average-nn eighth less than Inst-ycnr, while the output of England, from tho present indications, will bo fully one-third less than n year Oregon and Washington will have about as much ns In 18110, but the crop of California will lie n quarter less, and as to Now York State tho estimates of tho prob.tblosliorlago aro from an eighth to n quarter of the last crop. Prices for spot goods aro very firm owing to tho vory small nvailablo supply. Of Slato 1800 hops not inoro than 000 or IX)0 bales remain according to somo estimates, while on tho Const it Is doubtful if more than i!,0n bales of 1809 stock could bo found. "ss&HuBst THE OFFSPRING OF HEREDITARY BLOOD TAINT. Scrofula is but a modified form of Blood Tolson and Consumption. The parent who Is tainted by cither will sec in the child the same disease manifesting itself in the fonn of swollen glands of the neck and throat, catarrh, weak eyes, offensive sores and abscesses and of tentimes white swell, ing sure signs of Scrofula. Thpre rtinv be no external sJcns for 7 VS" .-. a long time, for t lie disease develops slowly in some cases, but the poison is in the blood and will breakout at the firat favor able opportunity. S. S, S. cures this wast ing, destructive disease by first purifying and building up the blood and stimulating and invigorating the whole system. J. M Reala, i ij rubllc cVjuarr. NaahWlle.Tenn , aayat "Ten )earaaKomy daughter fell ami cut her forchud Prom this wound Ibe Blanda on the aide of her face became awollcn and burned. Borne of the heat doctora here and el.ewhtre attended her without any benefit We dtclded to try S. S. &., and a few bottlea cured her en. tlrely." makes new and pure blood to nourish and strengthen the body, and U a positive and safe cure tor Scrofula. It overcomes all forms of blood poison, whether inherited or acquired, nnd no remedy so thoroughly and effectively cleanses the blood. If you have any blood trouble, or your child has inherited some blood taint, take S. S. S. and get the blood in good condition and prevent the disease doing further damage. Send for our free book and write our nhvsicians about vourcase. We make no charge whatever for medical advice. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, 0A. OASTOB.ZA. Bean the Yw lllM W''s &l Dlsso utlon Notice. Va.1..a la liovaliw (ril-nil tlmt tflA IWirt. nership lately subsisting between J. II. Wassmann and Charles A. Muths, under the firm of Capital Soap Works, expired on the 27th day of July, 1000. by mutual ..r.An All .lul.tn nulntf tn tliAIMtld partnership are to be received by saul Charles A. .Mums anu an uominnm uu wild partnership are to be presented to mm lor payment. I)atel at tsAimn, J"ivsf, iw. CIIAItLKS A. ML'TIIS. 7 27 Ira J. H. WASSMANN. OASTOIIIA. ..n an ..12 mwx ..io Iii ..is siaH ..uuMnz . 7 $11 rAyjTF&M yy H for acceptable) Ideas. State If patented. THE PATENT RECORD, Baltimore, Hi. Yaws Lswm Mill be rotiieil to Us natural duties and lotir Lilliotisiioi.i, lumlache and constipation bo cured It jou tnko Hood's Piiis Gold by all druggists. 25 cents. A Hot Time At Woods Mr. and Mrs. C. I.. Parmontcr return ed Inst evening from Woods, whero thoy camped for n fortnight. Charley reports having n good time nnd eomo sport nud wears n benutiul complexion of tlio Pa cific's richest berry brown ns nroward, though in flehlng his catch did not como up to his general nverngo of former years. Ho only caught 37 Salmon tills season, the largest of which weighed 01 pounds nnd something over 2130 sal mon trout, tho pmnllost of which, being 18 inches in length. But ns n clam dig ger ho fully sustained Ills former reputa tion, digging moro than 18 bushels of tho finest (tinhogs. Ho kept no tnlley sheet on tho number of crabs ho caught buthocnino back londed down to tho guards. Ho consumed largo quantities of mussels and caught a largo sea tut tie, weighing about 400 pounds, tlio later escaping from It a tether during tho first night of its captivity, from the rear of his tent. Mr. l'armentcr says thu fellow pulled a tent stako and carried off about "0 pounds of chainf?) $100 Howard, $100, Tho readers of this paper will bo pleased to learn that there is at least ono dreaded dlseaBO that science lias been ubln to euro in nil its stnges nnd that Is Catarrh. Hnll'a Cntnrrh Curo is tho only positive curo now known to the medical frntomity. Catarrh being n constitutional disease, requires n con stitutional treatment, Hall's Catarrh Curo is taken internally, acting directly upon tho blood nnd mucous surfaces of tho system, thereby destroying tlio foundation of the disease, nnd giving tho patient strength by building tin tho constitution and assisting nature In do ing its work. Tiio proprietors havo so much faith in its curative iiowore, that they offer one Hundred Dollars for any caeo thnt it fails to curo. Send for llet of testimonials. Address, F, J. Chknkv it Co., Toledo, O. Sold by DrnggistB, 7Cc. Hull's Family Pills aro tho best. Southern Outlook. Coi.on.Mx) Sritixas, Colo,, Aug. 24. Tho final day's proceedings of tho Farm er's National Congross, in cession hero, was dovotcd almost entirely to the question of farming in thu South. Tho storage reeorvoir subject, which wns urged by tho stnto olllcinlsnt yesterday 'h meeting, again ramo in for souiu little dipctieslou this morning. 13. A. Callahan, of Now York, oiKiued tho regular program with n paper on "Tho Stnto Farmers' Congress." 13. N. Nlckoy, of Ocean Springs, Muss., then opened thu i lies t ion of Southern fnrmiug with n pnpor on "Tlio Noithcrn Farmer in Dixie." Tho paper wns discussed for tho remainder of tho morning's session. In tho afternoon Hon, II, S. Berry, of OwenBboro, Ky., addressed tho meeting on "ThuFnrmers' Outlook iu thu South," calling forth much favorable comment. Tho Inst speaker of tho cession nnd of tlio congress wns tho Hon. I.. It. Klrick, of Colorado, on "Tho Farmer nnd the Republic. At ned Time tttko a pleasant herb drink, tho next morning I feel bright nnd my com plexion is bettor. My doctor snya it nets gently on thu stomach, liver nnd kidneys, nnd Is n pleasant laxative. It is made of herbs, and is propnred ns easily us ten. It is called Lane re Medi cine. All druggists sell it at 20c. nnd 00 cts. I.nno'a Family Medicine moves tlio bowels each day. If you cannot get it, send for freo sample. Address, Orator I. Woodward, LoJloy, N. Y. Binder Twine at tho Mitchell, Uiwis & Stnvor Co. Iiuincli, at lOcuutH per pound. Peace Declared Wliv dovoto nil vour timo readinu the lloer Wnr and tlio Gold Fields of Maskn? Thero nro other matters o vital Importance; you may make a trip hast, mm win want to Know now to travel, In order to have tho best ser vice, use tho Wisconsin Central By., between St. Paul nnd Chicago. For atos nud other information, writo Jas. A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Ore Where To Find It. Willeon's Shaving Parlors carry n stock of Newbro's Herpielde, thu new and in fallible curo for dandruff and falling hair, advertised in another column of this paper, 8 3 lm ruiliu Wire. Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co's. branch will be headquarters for baling wiru this season, 7-2dfcw Elk Carn.val. Account Grand Carnival of tho Benev olent Protective Order of Elk, to bo held at Portland September 4th to 15th inclusive, tickets will bo sold at re duced rates from all stations on Oregon lined to Portland and return. Tiuwu tickets will bo on salo Soptemher 3rd 4th, (ith, 10th and 13th, and limited to three days after date of sale. For further particulars, call on or ad dress Southern Pacific ageut at Salem, W. W. Skinnor. 8-8-lm Sr.'cUl Hcserves. 'Old Government" whiskoy. recog nized by leading physicians, and esiec iallv by A. P. OUirion M. I)., Captain ami Surgeon, also by Win. D. McCarty M. IX, Major and Surgeon, in United States Army. Furthermore, the board of health of San Francisco recommends this stimulant as the purost, unadulter ated, for family use, for convalescents and invalids. Sold exclusively in Kaloni and Marion County by J. P. Bookrm. 4-20-tf rail for ritv Warrant!. Notice is hereby given that there aro funds on hand applicable to the jmy inent of all warrants of the City of Sahun drawn on the general fund and endorsed on or before Decemlier 31, 18UU. Holders of said warrants will please pro Hint them for ayment at I -add & Bush's iiaiiK, a iniert; win cuuwi iruiu uavu m this notice. John lont, City Treasii'er. balem, Or., August 11, 1U00. h-13-10t dASTOIlIA. Bum tla UA 1 Hw tisiff BWfM ;TtoUdViBHMMri Egtator cf for acceptable Ideas. State if patented. THE PATENT RECORD, Balf'jnvre, Md. ! TODAY'S MARKET. I Portland, Aug. 21 Wheat vailoy 64 I a Rr. U'nllo U'nlln K I Flour Portland, best gradea $3.00 $3.10. Graham 2.60 $3.00 perbbl. Oats Choico Whito 3tl37c, giey 34 (Jf 35c per bushel. Mlllstuff Bran, $12.60; shorts, $13. 6 Hay Timothy $810 r ton. Onions 1.25 for red 1.35 for Sllvor skins. Potatoes 45 to 60c per Back. Butter Best dairy, 25030; fancy creamery. 45 to 60c. Store 25c. 30. Eggs Oregon. 17 c. Poultry Chickens, $4.00 to 4.50; hens, $4 to 5.00; turkeys, llvo 12c. Mutton Droseed, 7 to Tv por pound. Hogs Heavy dressed 5 to 0c. Beef Steers. 0.(150; cows,$3.50 4 j dressed beef, 0W to 7?.jC. Veal Dressed, 0 0 0Jc. for small. Hops 28c. Wool Vailoy, 12013c; Eastern Ore gon, 10013c; Mohair, 25. Hides Green, salted CO lbs, 800c; under 00 lbs, 7608$ ! Bhoop pelts, 15 20c SAI.KM MARKKT. Wheat 68 pounds nnd over, 40. Wool, 13 to 10c. Mohnir, 25c. Hope 6 to 7fic Oats 33 to35c. Hay Baled, cheat, $7; timothy, 10. Eggs 14 & 15c. i lour in wl.olosalo lots, $-'.ou ; roiau $3 Mlllstuffs Bran, $13; shorts, $14. liogs Dressed, 4?c. Live cattle Steers, 3; cow b, 2) to $3. Sheo $303.60. Dressed Veal 7 cents. Butter Dairy, 15020c; creamory,25c. Poultry frathoiiB iior lb.,7; spring chickens per lb., 8c. Potatoes now, 30c por bushel. Apples 25c. 'The Proof or the Puddlnt Is In the Eallne." And tho beet advertisement tho North ern Pacific Hallway lias is in its elegant transcontinental train, two of which run daily between Portland nud St. Paul without chango, ono oi tiicm being mo famous "North Coast Limited," on which ail classes of passongors are carri ed without extra charge. This train loaves Portland daily nt 2 p. in. For a North Coast Limlted"leatlet describing pnmo or any information apply to any Northern Pacific agent or write A. D. Charlton, A. G. P. A 255 Morrison street, corner Third, Portland. 8-22 5-t New Route to the Cast, Now equipment, solid trains, wide vosti- miles, for particulars can on or auuross II. II. TiiDMiiutx. Com'l Ag't. 8 0tf 142 Third Bt Portland Oro Old Post Olllco Saloon otmosito tho hotel Willamette handles tho famous Albany beer. Albany beer is free from poisonous Ingredients. T.'.Nolson, Prop. Q'-'i-im CASTOR I A For Infants nud Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Boars tho Signature of &$W BUSINESS GAUDS. C. HaJBACK Successor to Dr. J. M. Keeno, of lTltflaa aTVtwttai Urtla Ct IVlvllriil it ltd It. If 1I11U UUI 41UI I UlUl'lll VI l lIVO t ail - ing eujrorior operations nt nicxlunito fees iu ally urmicu nru in uhjuku request. ALBERT A. JESSUP. D03E2 n-DP JCgSFJe1 Phono 1071,1 ROOMS 1 AND 3, nit AY III.K, S, C, STONE, M. ) ITnprlelor o( Stone's Drug Stop HALKM, OHKdON. Toe more (two In number) are loeated at No. 'M and 831 Commercial atroet, and aro well tto jkod with a cuiiiplelo lino of drug and mvdlclnM, toilet aitlclea, porluinutx, bruilit- eUi.,cto.,ctc, DR. BTONE IImIimI aomo 23 yearn oxitrleiicc In Die rao tlnoodotxllcliieaud now makca no cliarne for conanllatlnii, oiamlnatlon or prMcrlpllou, SOUIjE UK OS, Piano Tuners anil Repairers PORTLAND OKI:. For Salem and vicinity leave orders at ueo. will's .music hlore. B. R, JONES, Attornoy-nt-Lawl Toledo, OroTon. Wa Clurk if Clroult Court (( 1 a yrkm huJIiU an up-to-date aUlractoi aP orxrlTln Uiuoln couutr. 11.17ra Co. OFFICE,;01TY HALL. For water fcervlco apply at oftlw;. Hills payablo monthly In advance. Make all complaints ut tho olllc CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfci ffwtta nil mnli nml rtaututrwrnp iralna 'VVU (4tt llltlll HltU MUb-uivt IIHI4IOI Dageago to all parts of the city. Prompt service. Telephone No. 851. uiMjur. x iiujivivH SALEL LOVGES f, j. w. w. Hatm Camp No. 118 Mtwta Trr Krtdar arer. UK.10U. u A. O. U W- hall, tttata lu. UtlK. 1". P. I'luutr. I) C. W. A. UorM, U(k room IS, Vloor Llk lOKlCSTlCKa OP A.MKHIOA. Court dltcrwouil Foreat No. VJ. Meet Friday nUbU to Turner blook. Joliu M. Cha, (J. It. A U Ilrowu Ruoj, 1117-lrr PllEBBCHGER' HEAT MAHKLT la opeitazain under new management and re will supply you with the finest l.n.li . I u ini.l ..,. ....ft .in In .1... cleanest and beat nhape and promptly delivered. Come and nee us. I'honu. Main 2010. VAN I'ATTON 4 CO. i Salem Waior Tlio ICiiul You Havo Always Bouglil, nml which hns been. In iiso for over 30 3-cnrs, hits honio tho Rlfjiintnro or 7 ami hns ucen inndo linilcr his pcr- j j j&?j7--jP fionnl supervision sinco ilflinflincy. mryr. C6CSUM Allow no ono to rtccci vo you In this. All Counterfeits, Imitations ami "Jnst-as-troiid" nro hut Ilvperimeuts that trlllo with anil cmlniifrcr tlio Iienlth of Inmnts mill Chllilren Hxperienco against Kxiiorlment. What is CASTORIA Castoria Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare Boric, Drops and Soothing' Syrups. It Is l'lcnsant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotto Mibstattco. Its njro Is lis rtiarantee. It destroy AVornm mid allays reverlshness. It cures Dlarrhuiii and Wind Colic. It relieves Teethlnir Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and JIowcls, riving healthy and natural sleep. Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Prlend. GENUINE CASTORSA Boars tho Siguaturo of The Kind You Have Alvays Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THE etNTAUH COMPANY, f f MURRAY aTntKr. tttWTOnH CITY. i kPV-- NJL . R .M. WADE & CO. SALEM Something to Be Proud Of latlioownoralilp of a Orescent. Cleve land or Oendron bicyclo. It la the no mo of purfectlon in bicycle construction, whero liglitnosd is not sacrificed for strength and mechanical uklll blend to innku a wheel that is unuxculled for run miK (pialltles and reliability. Wo havo asplemlld stock to choo.10 from. At !'!5, to $50. R. M. Wade &Co Thc'Closest Scrutiny Of your linen and oilior woshablo gar ments uft'ir thoy have lieen through our hands will only deejon tho conviction in your mind that wo nave m -kiiiiw how," thu facilities and thu ullllnguoee to "do things up" in high claw stylo. Not tho least of our merits in roiiiptiiutm in delivery you know what It is to wait I Salem Steam Laundry coixinki, 1. opihtuai) ritoruikrroii. I0ll0t!8 II. OI.MHTKAII, MIDI. I'honu III, 2iH Liberty Strott. PURITY'S EMBLEAl Is not a safer guarantee of genuin ipiab ity than our name. Wines and liquor sold by us aro Al for thut leaaon. Whether used medicinally as a tonic, or as a beverage, our customers are served with thu llrst choice in the market. We have a reputation to provirvct which is worth too much to be trilled with. Oial ity, value, both prizes. J. P' Rogers 213 an 22S Commercial Htreet. y be rsale u 1 retail. wSSfe' KSBEEI ALWAYS THE FINE!ART OFlCOOKING Attains perfection with thu uro of tho Ohio llamo nil stoyo. Food articles can bo boiled, broiled orroaHted nulcklv and eaelly, tno stove boing nmokeleM nud odorless. Ordinary keroBeiio con bo used and tho kiteheii Ih not inadii an oven by hourH of unePFtiry llro. Why bum wood and HUffer when thu oil otovo Ih vonra for $3.50. OREGON J SS0HMffli LITTLE BO.PEEP LOST HER SHEEP Hit' no too 'need worry' nliout v ltton Mils Mm" of, tho year, if thoy ban . t dainty and delieioii Sprinu lamb ! an itppetlzltit; and iiourishinK SumtrA ineal. W havu everythliiK In clioicti meats, 1111 1 ii'thu dullriteliwi n( the hihi sou In b th I tilh and smokud iimaU that will 1 ' ' 0 mont uritimu onciiio. E C, CR03S.:3ALEM er.j: A Shower of Comfort In warm weather you can tnktj any time you feel disputed when your bath room IsIIHinI iii In modern stylu, with a good thower apparatus, porcelain lined tubs mid good clonet. I)o away with your untiiiiatwl old tub und wash Ixiwl, and let us iut you in Improved sanitary pluiuhiiig worthy of the times. BARR&PETZEL 211 aO.MMICH0I.VL 8THKKT. Toleplione No. 371 Will sc-fj( ,-" k H J-4tli i " " " -!Ji5-pv,i)Ht J cgpritux''1"!'! WANTED .Now todny ndynrtlsomonts four linos or loss In this column Inserted throo tlmos for lOo., GOo a weak, SI.OO por month. All over four linos nt sumo rato. FOIt SALE. A handfomo new com modious cot'igo of 8 roomB modern stylo pleasantly located 2 blocks & from tho University, a bargain. Also Two dwelling houses on Liberty St., for rent. Apply to John Moir, 200 Commercial strcot, over tolophono olllco. 8 24 tf FOH SALE Ono good top buggy and ono good light hack, both vehicles in lino ordor and a cheap bargain, Poiimc a Uiaiioi'or 1', J. Lauck.v g-23-Ot FOIt SALE OIIEA1' All our house SJhold goods, carpets, bed-room sots, , etc., at prlvato sale, at 180 State strcot. W. YV. Hepburn. 8 23 3t FOU BALE. A Lady's '09 Itamblcr bi cyclo in good condition, cheap, can bo examined at Watt Bhlpp'a ofllce, or. address Winnio Cannon, Tumor, Ore gon. 8-23-3t HELIAI1LE MAN To represent. In resident community, old established hotiBO, worth 1250.000. Duties rctpjlre hiring help, making collections and somo ofllca work. Liberal salary and exponses advanced to right party. Aildress Wm. J. Uhl, Mgr., 728 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. 8 23 3t WANTED. A Girl for gonoral iiouso work. Cor. 12 it Forry St. Good wages paid. 8-23 31 GIRL WANTED-For housoworb In v family with one child. No washing, f (Address A, Journal, stating whero worked last. 8-22-3t WANTED. A girl to do general Iioubo work in small family. Call at J. O. Goodalo's resldenco Cor Oak and 12th streets. 8-22-tf FOH SALE. Ten aero tract with first class improvement. Ono and a half miles from statu Iioubo. Will soli at a bargain, apply to J. W. Lyons 011 Garden Koad Salem Oregon. 8 21 lm MANILA liAHIIER SIIOl'-05 Stato St. 1b tho plaeo to get n neat clean shave for only ten cents. Opon Sundays. Wo aro tho working man's friend. ""Morgan, Piaster and Huntloy Props. 8.11-lm. KILN CLOTH For lion housos sowed to order. Ordor nt 51 State street, Suleni, Jim Davih. 8-20-lw PD ifSAUC Tlio McCoy stago and mall lino. Aildress uox;i82, ualem, Oregon. 8-13tf. HUTCIIEH-Shopforsalo in Jefferson, Or. Good location nnd tho only shop In thu city. A good bargain. Call or address .1. A. Iludelson, Jefferson, Or. 8 18 Ott H01UNSON T I IEH MA L HATH OA11 1NICT. Tho greatest known health protector mid restorer. Call and in vestigate. Mrs. J. A. Sell wood and Mrs T. I). Fairhauk, agents 383 Front St., Salem, Or. 8-10-lm WAiNTICD A g(Hhl bird dog, English setter preferred. Money no object if 1 get thu light dog. Old Dill Ander son. FOH SALE. Two Iron Safes, medium sio, combination lock, Urst-i'liuta con dition, can be seen at our olllco. 8-8 tf. Goodttlo Lumber Co. TAKEN U P.-G ray Tiorfio Owner can lliul samo -1 blocks north of tho North Salum school on llttlo car lino. 8-7.lt It. A. Bmi.nr. FOH Hl-lNT A neat live-room cottage .basement. Good well water. Apply A Schrlobor, l2UlighStreot. 8-7t JEHSEYS FOH BALI-f EigluTi U blood cows, all fresh or soon to bo fresh, will sell all together or other nwiso. liKpiiro of F. W. Durblu, shurid'HolAco, B-lItt WANTED (Tor 8 tons of clean llrst- ilass out hay, baled. Walter I)w, Glruck liiirn or Willamette Hotel. CZJ ItTTirK P01ILTO"-Wo"liavo on hand a largo stock of Eastern and liome made jtbuggloH which wu aro Bulling at greatly reduced prices in order to close them ont this season. Please cull at -11 and j.51 Hlato street and examine tliem. Pohlo A illshop. 0-2H-ti H'JUSE CLEANEHS Homeinbot tluil tlio bast und clioupcyt carpet Jpupor Ih tho heavy felt pupor sold IttTlII'.JOUHNAI. Olllco. 20-tf Afll-.N IH WAN'IKD-li'J to .'iITly eulfr mado liy our l.lo AruiiU, inuu or wouieu, aclliuv our Inloit Novollr, t'liainpaJsu WaletprixJl NnOktli'a, dooila entirely uuw and natulfl. ,'Akonla delliilited, Haliv) unlluille.1. Wliat i.ot.irrado you can do, 'I'luiula iliott. WrIUi today nud receive uiclualro territory. Uiiamnleiil lxt auller, Addreaa Willi aUup, ui- n, MaurK, 1.0., i)C.t. v, apriiiinaid, ll MM, MiwJ s-lfr-lm. bu. YOURSELF J I III . M ' - l"4ll lr uBUtniV t.i 'tA ' H.iUuiiuatlylii mm 2 M.U "l or Mk.ratlub ,it il luuoiiua uivmbranea. it 0 1 iiiim. ni nui .una U 11 CO. lul or PUlauliuut. 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