jw wwwm.
'f
I
. , ,, - -T2
lJNfll
NEARLY ALL
Gloves
(Canvas
I Leather
Blankets
Comforts
j Good quality
Cotton 11-4, 75c.
(Medium Quality.
Best Quality.
Sunbonnets )grWllreB
Wrann Ar O J Calico 75 cents.
TT I ayyCl O ) Fine Percale $1.00 to 2 50.
Handkerchiefs fcrft
LIoiAir (Good Black Cotton 5c.
HUOIU Jf Better
MB Of ,. (
men s diuns 130 cents.
Men's and Boy's Overalls
HOLVBRSON'S
f 3.0RE EnTriEsT 1
These are the
genuine. Made
of purple satin
with handsomely
embroidered
Elk's head,
having the
letters B. P. O. E.
worked in antlers
Carnival
Buttons
10 cents
DALRYMPLE'S
It Isn't the material that goes into your
repaired watch that results in a perfect job,
It Is tho know liow that (loon tho business. Any bungler can buy tlio flno kinds o
material that I ubo in repairing; but skill is the most valuable material that can
1)0 used in watch repairing and the bunglers can't buy it. I sell my skill lor
what It Is worth, and it will cost you less than buying at n loner price.
C. II.
HINGES. X
WEATHER.
Tonight and Tuesday partly
Occaalonul threatening wenthor.
cloudy,
Wheat Mar ket.
Sah Fimncisto. Aug. 27. Cash ll)5J8.
Chicago, 111., Aug. -'7. Sept. 7 H4.
Halem, 40.
GOLD DUST FLOUR
MADE DY
Tho Sldnev Power C).
8 1 UN If V, OIIKOON.
iiihiIu for family aso, ask your grocers for
it. Dran and shorts always 011 hand.
A. T. WALN, AGENT,
moNK CI.
XYVAVtWXVKVkVt
prices !eforo you pur
chase o'.wm hero. We also
carry an Immense stock
of ladles and gentlumens
dress shoes that wo are
offering at big bargain.
E. F. OSBURN, K.' t
CLASSbS will be resumed
at the Sacred Heart
Academy.TuesdaySept.
4th. l:or further information
apply to Sister Superior.
WANTKI). Qravenstoan Apples. Call
at Mill A Summer ti. (. StoU,
H-27-3t Older A HotUlug Works.
Vrbllellortkkln
You will need tho best of food and that
which can lo prepared with the lonst
trouble. All that you require can bo
bad at the lowest price, from Itrauson
tl Ragau. e 0 d
SHOES!
I
J Hop pickers, we luno f.
5 what you want In the f.
K, line of shoes. See our V.
PEACHES
Send us in your order, Early Crawlords, big,
large, luscious fruit.
VACUM SELF SEALING JARS X X X
Easy to seal, easy to openabsolutely safe. Call
and see them. X X X X X
Just received an invoice of the celebrated Wit
tiver Bros. Swiss cheese. XXX
m$W CASH CUSTOMERS
. We
set.
are giving away free,
Call and see us. X
Rotli &
mom 611, 124
Tbo lion PIckori need, In the Dry
Goods line, can be supplied at the
Dig Bargain Store. Wo nave : : : :
15c.
25c.
Quality 15c and 25c.
(30c.
(to 65c.
We have
the Exclusive
bale of these
ties for
Salem.
Excursion Tick,
ctstothe Carnl
vls$I.AO Hound Trip.
296 Commercial Street.
Next Door to llolverson's.
Collate.
Miss Anna Thomas, Stayton.
W II I ..1 u.. I' t
W
11 Kuiiumiiur, nun rrniicisco.
T M Lillian, San Francisco.
W K WIMIntiiB, I'ortland.
John 0 Marloy, Portland.
Chas. L. Wilson, Humptor Or
Ralph C. Grimm, Sumpter, Or.
Jesse Hobson, Sumpter Or.
The Willamette
H. 0. Smith, fian Francisco.
Chafrf 8. Dixon, San Francisco.
H. 0. Hoffman, San Francisco.
Mrs. Win. Kngland, Salem.
J. Al. Waddle, I'ortland.
L. A. Coover, Oregon City.
Joe Heller, Chicago.
Dave Stone. Chicago.
Mrs. Dave Stono, Chicago.
I. Allehoff, Portland.
Horace 0. Smith, Portland.
(I. W. Ilrown, New York.
0. F. Pearson, Portland.
K, Cushiue, San Francisco.
I)ao Ackernian.St. Joseph, Mo.
J. M. Adklns. Rlngllng Circus
Chas. Klees, ltinglliig.
H. Culver,
J. O. T.iomas, Portland
PERSONAL.
W. M. Tilery, the Dallas liveryman
was In tho city this morning oftor 0
load of loaches for tho widows and or
phans of Dallas.
O. J Parker, of Lyons, was ft Salem
visitor today. He says tho prosjiectg for
a creamery nt that point are flattering,
and that notwithstanding the xxr
wheat crop,farmors feel considerably en
couraged. The hop prospect la lino',
Dr. Mark Skiff and wife, Dr. C. II.
RoWrteon and wife and Miss Jennie
Calvert have returned from Ocean Park
whorothoy hao been enjoying an out
ing. Dr. Skiff's littloboy, whoso feet
wero burned by Btopplng 011 hot embers,
has nearly recoered.
Hoppickers canvas and leather gloves,
just received at the Now York Haok.it.
I'd lw
Peter Maher Meets Flnneian.
SvKtuuHK, X. Y Aug. 27 Peter
Maher, tho Irish pugili.t, will meet Jack
Finnugan In a limited round bout hero
tonight. Maher Is n hot favorite.
Much interest is manifested in tho affair,
Halts Issue will decide whether Maher
will ho longer named among the "big
guns."
v
X
X
a beautiful Dinner
XXX
Graber
stat nt.
I
A hoteTarrt vals.
A HARD LUCK STORY.
Poly of ftetornlai Wllholters Meet With Ufl
tlfisint Experiences.
A party consisting of Mrs. II. H. Hol
land, Miss Constance and Leon Holland
and Misses Cora and Neva Griswold, who
havo been enjoying tin outing at WIN
holt, arrived in this city about 3 o'clock,
Saturday evening alter a trip of decided
Hvllness.
Tho first occuranco of a really startll ng
nature was when ono of tho hind wheels
of the hack slid into n rut and tho end
of tho back scat broke nway, letting
.Mips Conntanco Holland ami Miss Neva
Griswold slide overboard. Miss Hol
land escaped with a sprained wrist, but
tho hind wheel passed over Miss Nova's
limb below tho knee, bruising It pain
fully, but fortunately not breaking any
bones. Miss Corn Qrlswold, who was
driving, was also thrown out upon tho
wheel, but clung to tho lines and stopped
tho team.
Shortly nf tor ward Leon Holland left
tho hack and took his seat with tho
driver of the wagon which contained
the camping outfit of tho party, and
then It became apparent who was the
hoodoo. He had no sooner taken his
seat with tho driver than tho horses
commenced to kick. They kicked up
and down and sldonays, demolishing
tho dashboard and bruising both Leon
and tho driver, and for about 15 minutes
the air "was full of bosses".
A stop of several hours wns mndo at a
farm houso while Miss Neva's Injury
received attention, and the party
reached Salem in an advanced stage of
dilapidation, n heavy rain having added
to tho discomforts of the trip.
The Hop Movement aud Market.
At New York Anticipating a con
siderable shortage In tho present crop,
brewers are active In buying tho '0U
crop as well as old hops and prices are
somewhat higher. There havo been In
quiries from London, which is unusual
at this s6aBon, but no orders havo so
far resulted. The rains throughout tho
Btatoilast week were much ncedod and
have been helpful to tho crop which
Is In prime condition. There nro 'no re
ports of rust, mold or Hco. Itoports from
California indicate considerable decrease
in tho crop under last year.
Quotations at New Yorkarons follews:
N. Y. stato and Pacific coast crop of 'to
choice, 13 Uc p lb, primo ll)313Jc
medium 8 Uc. crop of 'US 50l)c olds
2(30c, German crop of '08 35 10c.
NuiiKMiiumi, Germany, Aug. I In
general the hop plant is rather weaker
than last year and tho crop of '09 will
tint bo reached in any country. Plana
tlons nr In a health condition. Tho red
spldor may incroaeoand reduce the crop.
Tills is tho situation 111 Germany nnd
Austria Hungary, but it is much worse
in Franco and llelguim, and some look
for only half tho crop of last year in
thcu countries. The rrop of '09 is in
brewers' hands and tho trado is very
insignificant. Ilrcwcrs nnd merchants
do not expect high prices, beliovlng that
that the crop will bo sulliclont, but it Is
too early to prophecy. Tho 17. S. will
hold the koy to future prices.
Cobleskill Scoharie fQit y, Y. Grow,
ore are going out of tho business. In '85
this county produced 3T,000 balos, against
5,000 last year. Growers are Inclined to
hold their crop until Oct. 0. F.
Deruyter, Madison, Co, N. Y. There
is a great decrease in the ncro.igo over
last year, ami many growers are going
out of business. D. F. M.
Salem buyeri wore never bo active nt
this season, and.lt is no uncommon thing
for a grower to have half a dozen buyers
visit his yard and try to buy his crop In
tno pnmo nay. 1110 general oilers aro
10 cents and 11 cents, and it is reported
that ono grower near Salem has been of
fered 12 cents for his crop.
Mew Hello Girl.
Miss Cora GriBwold has accepted a
position in tho central olllce of the Or.
Tel. A Co., to succeed Misa Leomi Ryan
who gives up her place at the'end of the
month and will Join her parents Mr.
and Mrs. J, N. Ityan, at Marshfleld.
Miss Griswold was In the olllce for some
tlmonboutnyenrngo and learned the
duties of a hello girl, and she took her
placo In tho olllce this moinlng to brush
upa little before Miss Ryan goes away.
Imerovlnt Nicely,
Win. Hogg, ono of Jefferson's well
known young men who has been ill for
some timo and who was brought to this
city from Jefferwm some weeks ago, is
improving at tho home of his sister Mrs.
F. K. Shafer. Mr. Hogg, has many
friends lu this county who are glad to
see him gaining.
Another HoMup.
1-ost night between 10 and 11 o'clock
J. P. Ward, who claims his residence at
Sunnyside, a suburb of Salem, says he
was robbed of a gold watch and about
f0, in money near the Capitol Lumber
Company olllce on Front street. One
lone highwayman did the job and sus
picion points toward a questionable
character who has been around the city
(or the past few months.
Good Prune Croc.
The prune uroworsof Shaw station,
Aumsville and the north end of Howell
Pmirie are making preparations to
handle a good crop of that fruitand quite
a number of new dryers have been er
ected. Griswold A Chase have been put
up six of the Larsen dryers In that 1
clnity in the last few wcokB,
DIED.
lll.OUNT. At the Oregon Insane
asylum, Sunday, Aug.2uth Mrs. Kliia.
belli Blount, aged 85 years, of senile
exhaustion.
The remains wore shipped by Rlgdon
AClough, this morning to Cmby for
interment.
DORM.
COOPKR. Iu South Salem Sundav
August It), 1000 to Mr. aud Mrs. K. M".
Cooper a ten pound girl.
All kinds of straw and crush hats sold
In 1-ln.M mil nt nmi half url... ..a.x.1 ,....
aud crash hats can be had for 13 cents
at the New York Racket. 2d lw
When Youe
Sick and
Need Medicine 11IN
Tho BEST is nono too good, so wo T II I N k and if you THINK
ntnll yon must THINK likewise. Thinking as we do wo
tinndlo only tho BEST of everything that enters prescriptions
twnponnded by us. Thai's ono point. We liy 011 y tho
freshest medicines that's nnolher point. No substituting nt
this store Hint's n vital point. We "know how' that s tho
main point. . , ...
Thefe-Mwlnta' should influence you to bring jour prescriptions
to us. Wo know that If you como onco you'll come again.
We havo found that the liLST, in cither skill or medicine. Is
nlwnys cheapest so may you, but bewnro that this knowlcdgo
doos not como to you too late after n fref h mound has been
mado in tho cemetery, for Instance.
Furthermore, you'll always find at
Fry's Drug Store
Right Goods at
Right Prices
a
JOURNAL X-RAYS
How all parties loo
the constitution
at times I
t
A good road to tho state fair is tho do
mand of the hour.
A
In the language of our great Eoldlers,
'let us have peace."
Twelvo contain tho highest offer for
hops so far reported this year.
Our minlstors, our missionaries and
our meddlers are safo, bring homo those
soldiers.
4
Tho pruno crop is proving a happy
disappointment, after all. There is
moreof It than expected, and good prices,
too.
Tho now Odd Fellows' Tom pie and
opera houso Is being rapidly pushed to
completion, and presents a fine appear
ance. A lot of Boers are going to bottle In
Montana. That will Le a good placo to
exercise their markmanship, it they
can't make crops grow.
People make a fair ns much or more
than the exhibits, and tho efforts to get
cheap excursion rates to our state lair
ought to bo rewarded.
Tom Watson, of Georgia will support
Bryan A Stevenson, and it begins to
looks as though the Democratic ticket
might win in that stato!
& ft
In quarters where the Spanish treaty
is favored Mark Hanna says "We did
it." In other quarters "Bryan Is to
blame,for ho soeurcd tho necessary votes
in the senate to pass it."
A
Here is n sample of honest imperialism
from the Oregonlon of Aug. LM:
"Tho United States is not donewitli
Cuba vet, and few persons of political
judgment imagine that our authority
will ever bo withdrawn from Cuba."
ft ft
Here is n good warm item from one of
tho prosperity hewlers:
Went for Taxes. A gentleman own
ing 160 acres of flno land near Salem, of
which 100 acres Is under cultivation nnd
60 acres In timber, called at tho sher
iff's olllco at tho court house yesterday
to pay ils taxes, having Just sold his
iwrtion of the crop produced by the
renter on his farm this year. Tho crop
netted tho owner of the farm fC5, and
he paid out, for taxes 011 the place
f59.lhi, leaving him n net balance of
5.07.
ft ft.
Tho Hanna organs have been publish
ing u statement furnished them that Kx
Gov. Boyd, the only democratic governor
Nebraska over had, had announced him
self for McKlnley. The Kearney (Neb)
New Krn Standard says: "The reports
going tho rounds of the press that Jas.K.
Boyd, the only democratic goyornor Ne
braska over had, was making statements
derogatory to Win. J. Bryan, 1b a lie
mado out of whole cloth. Tho Jas. E.
Boyd who really made tho statement
Uvea in Kearuoy, whilo ox-Gov. Boyd
lives In Hastings and will bo found
when tho time camea making it hot for
tho Hannaites,"
ft A ft
The farmers around Stayton, in this
country, can Bee tho benefits of pro
duction by an illustration they are
having right at home. They are pro
tected by the cost of hauling wheat
from theoutslde to their local mill.thero
fore they have received 10 cents a
bushel more than the farmers polling
their wheat nt Salem. Salem Paper.
Polk county w heat is coming to Stayton
nd part of it is hauled right through
the streets of Salem. Same Paper.
Tho abovo two versions of the same
atory must make tho average farmer
smile, especially when it fs remembered
that the same paper few days before
tried to ridicule a prominent- farmer for
belonging to the "Stayton wheat trust."
Next?
Oae License.
A marriage license has been issued to
Kdith Rowe and J. F. Goode, W. 11.
Dunkle acting as witness.
More
Second-Handers
l have sent out part ot my second
hand wheels in the past few days. I
still havo that W Columbia at 20, with
back pedeling brake attached, Then,
there's an Iver Johnson this season
in good shapa for $17.50. A Pacific will
bu iu Saturday for 7.60, good tires, and
that boys' 24 inch Imperial at f 15. All
good buys, too.
I cell carbide 2 pound for 25 cents.
Duck carriers for the rear of wheel 25c.
Dexter net carriers at COc the ladles'
favorite. Handle bar strops 25c a pair,
12-lncb foot pumps 60c and f 1.00. Ma
jestic Gas I-ampa 3.00. Oil lamps any
old price. Got several to close out.
F. A. WIOOINS
307 CommertUl St.
arSewlug .machines, llanos, Organs,
Bicycles.
33CM
Daily Shaken Uy.
Mr. W. F. It. Smith, tho South Com
met leal street blacksmith who received
severe injuries one day Inst week from n
fall n Idle coming down from hie homo
has nearly recovered. He is again able
to work but a deep long tut in his leg is
yet unite painful. Mr. Smith has hand
led all kinds of wild horses during his
shoeing career, but ho novor received
such a shaking up in his life. Ho claims
to havo run up against the "real thing"
the first tlmo in his life. Ho says Please
c.xcitFo Mr. Smith.
It is said that ho broke the record
for wingless nnd unaided Illicit. He
lien 23 feet 7 inches w ithout n flutter,
alighting with remarkable grnce on bis
left car.
To Cleanse the System.
Effectually yet gently, when costive or
bilious, to crmnncntly oercomo habi
tual constipation, to nwakentho kidneys
and liver to a healthy activity, without
Irritating or weakening them, todispu
headaches, colds, or fevers, use Syrup of
Figs, made by the California Fig Svrup
Co.
Another Requisition.
A requisition from the governor of
California was honored by Governor
Geer, Saturday. Tho man wanted was
L. L. Whitely, accused of embezzling
$300 from n Fresno paper on which ho
was employed. Ho had lieen arrested
In Portland add was taken back to
Fresno for trial.
reran
for acceptable Ideas.
State If patented.
THE PATENT nECORD,
Baltlo.ore, Md.
b rim vv j i
kXAJU
t-
t41&4j'
At a school well known for doing thor
ough work, Tho Graduates of the
Capital Business College
Are Fought by businees men. Five dis
tinct ceurces: Bchinv-sh, Siioiitiunii,
IOmii.ihii, Pk.sma' Mini' ANnTu'i.wmrtNo.
Sond for our new illustrated cntnlogoo.
It gives full information concerning rates
of tuition, courses of study, etc. Address
. I. Sru.KY. Principal.
halem, Oregon,
Building
Material
Is on the ndvnnce
those contemplat
ing building or re
pairing had better
do so toon nnd get
in on the ground
lloor. A carlond Star A Star shinglui
just received, clieaper than eer.
D. S. BENTLEY & CO.
319 Front st.
Loans and Insurance
Money to loan from 0 to 8 per cent.
according to aecurity no expellee jot
examination. Insuranco effected on
hops and other property nt lowest rales.
John Moir 290 Com, st,
7-10.'Id(yv
WHEAT AND OATS WANTED
Bugs furnished. Will buy or store.
Get our prices beforo buying.
Tillson Bartlett Grain Co.
Bids for Supplies.
Bids are invited on suppllos for tho
uregon fcciioot or Deaf Mutes for four
months, from Sept. 1st to Dec. 31, 1000,
A list will bo furnished upon application
r r. ...... 11'... .
to
VI.A1 IU. n KVI,
Superintendent.
The German Market
Will be found all kinds of meat
and the best of sauBage. FRKr3
DELIVERY. All bills due the
late Arm of Wolt A Miescko
must be paid.
OJOLZ, Sl son
171 Commercial St.
RATESJN ICE
l tie following low rates on ice havo
beeu agreed upon by the Capital Ice
Works and Crystal Ice Works, of this
city beginning May 10:
Confectionery stores, hotels and fish
markets, using 100 lbs or more at a time
50c per hundred ; less than 100 lbs 75c.
rmate parties using 100 lbs or more.
75p;less than 100 lbs, Ic per lb. No
sale below 10c.
Ice in ton lota, $7.60 half ton, $4.00,
at the works.
Ice shippHl In sacks 75o per 100, sacks
estra, Capital Ick Works
"' Ouvrtu, Id Works
! jy" c -r
ycH&4
Old Post
OfficeStables
Are largo am have reliable attend
ants, your team boarded by the week or
day. Good teams for hire. Prices rea
dable. Your patronage solicited.
H. M. Brown
62 Ferrv Street.
Pa
Arrivals
Tho various lines of clothing ehown bynlh b ernrpn lmVo brought u.
of now ctiBtomdrs. Tho greatest nnd liniidMicst showing wo have fu.r .!?'?
rcn.ly for you now. In lndleB' nnd gents' derwenr the nriely is great a, 1
0111 thoto ns thin ns thought, Ithoto na heavy as n nlghttm,t,,
1 working nnd dress shirts, tcktlrs nnd tnnfllcts. An lill'
.1. l.! t ,.Hiu n,l Limit H mil enn't ml ...tl.i . ,l1,I,n,
wcigniB run iron)
stock of men's w
new stock of felt hnln. In qullta
ty and economy nro icrtnliiliol Tnblo linens, damask and TiiAfi
es' new tics, now, bolts skirts umbrollaB, loco curtalnB. ami J.
, gloves nnd handkerchiefs. TinkB, vnllscs nnd tntchels In artT
bemuse minllty
towels, i.nut
hosiery, laces
Al Friedman's
Cor. Stnto and Commerclnl Sts.
Snoe SHi Shoes
For Less Than Wolesale Cost.
We arc closing then out, Women tfia(
are going hop picking should come in and
get a pair for $1.25, "hey are good stock,
not trash We also hve some for $1 a pr,
Large assortment of chldren's shoes. Come
in and see our fine ptley belts, 25c each,
ISADORE GiEENBAUM
First Door Soui of Postoffice.
HOP GFOtt
I'ROl ECT YOUKSELP FROM L6S BY FIKE BY INSURING YOUR
PROPER! Y IN THE ORIEN'I IN'JRANCE COMPANY.
TH0S. BOLTON, Agent.
At the olllce of the Jrual, Salem, Oregon.
OSTEOPATHY
Definition.
is the Hcienco of treatir
Osteopathy
din-ate inniiunlly by the ndlustments
nil partH nnd organs to their natural n
union wait eiicu outer, inns reniovn
the irritntlous resulting
I rout their o
normnl relations, and removing obstrt
tlon to the vital forces and fluids of t
body ; and by stimulating iiieclmnica
all organs to their iiroier function
Inhibiting nbnnruinlly active procest
or movements of portions nf tho bod
organism. It, therefore, must have
its foundation n thorough mid co
prohonelvo knowledge of human an
omy aud physiology, and of tho norn
am! abnormal action and metnltolism
nil parts of the bodily mechanism.
Illustration,
Osteopathy recognizes in man n m
perfect and Intricate, mid to it cert,
extent, self-recuperating machine, wlh
with every part or organ In its pro
position nnd relntion with every ot
part will run smoothly and perfect;
and that after replacement of parts t
Placed by accident, or nny of the varb
forces incident to its surroundings I
iuoeuients, n restoration of function 1
DR. GIM ALBRIGHT.
Graduate of American School ofiteopathy.
SALEM Monday, Wednesday i Friday; hours, 0 to 11 a. m; 1 to 4 p. m.
Wellor s grocoiv.
over
ALBANY Tuesday, Thursday J
, Mrs. Winn's residence.
in
Ch?af FariBi
AND CITY rHOPERTY.
Land
from $2.60 to f 125 por ncro
We have to trade for largo or nil
IlOmeS KnndH'- Pome '
Small
to exchange for Stock Raies
Some
Places
Large
Farms
Loan
Aloney
to sell and tako ns parlay
small tracts or good'wn
property. We ,r
at (I nnd 7 )er cent.
OUI of all kinds nn nnmml,.,
StOCk Rent ll,)ue and farms, ' i
Make
of all kinds of proty,
haven large llstotids
to select from.jKyon
Exchanges
Want to
Sell. Rent or Exchanjmy
kind of property, orant
Buy
etc., call and tett at
202 Commerclal'eet,
Salem, Oregon.?
Insurance,
Loans,
Bozorth.RyanSo
Enoloso stamp for repbA
When writing. f
TRIPLE SILVER PLE
Sumtrbowl each
c-num plu-ben 7
wtnuaodinllkpltcberi each-.
.$.'00
1- l.U)
nunc, """m i , . .. . mi- J,
. M4
Caton " ' ' "" " 'sx- OO
Aipklna Rln wr let
orupoujecU..
-a .75
imwi eca...
Cutli-e not. cArh
- 2 00
Comiaunlon ku.
2N
6.00
Late UMkeu.
Wo also do gold and nickel pHg
.0 -.'.W
U. A. KUBERp
105 State btraat. 1
in Iti's Miim
B'eat am
Nov Racket Store
Snlcm Oregon,
health will siiK'rvcne. All recogniie
theso conditions In tho Infinitely leu
complex time-piece, drhen by a sprinr
of human make; why
do we not in
v. diff
erent only in that it Is driven by tli
God-given spring ol force, called life!
Diseases'.
Treated successfully by Oeteopsuij,
Nervous, resulting in hemlaeho, Insom
nia, Loss of Appetite, Loss of Fletb,
Constipation in Its worst forms, stoiuick
and liver troubles, many kidney dli
orders, consumption In its first staiei,
ABthmn, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Tonsilltii,
Female diseases, painful, suppressed,
nnd Increased Menses. Tho recultf in
these troubles alone are sufficient to
recommend the treatment to all Buffer
ing women. Rheumatism In all its
forms, o)u troubles, give excellent re
sults, lumbago, curvatures of spine, etc.
Consultation Free.
My previous practice has given me s
wldoexHirIence in tho many forma of
dlsensunnd 1 will give nn honert opinion
of cases coming to me for consultation
or treatmont.
Saturday; hours, 0 to 12 n. in; 1 to 6 p.
Bottlel Beer
KllngcrA Beck,Succc8sora to SouthSaien
Uoitlie Works
All orders for bottlod beer will lw filled
at the brewery. Kept on cold storx.
Fren city delivery. Telophone 2131.
WHY GO HUNGRY
When you con get all you want
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lITtllTl) iimmn ntinrrwi'i
Hunt!. tiuiM nt
Our patrons tecelve the best the
market affords. Open day and
night.
McKillop & Berkharf
100 tat St,
Wheat Bought and Stored
By the Aurora Roller Mills
Branch ofllce nnd warehouse 181 Trad
st. between High nnd Church street.
Ruckwheat and oats bought at highe"
market price.
FRED P.
HURST.
7.27-tf di
LOANS
AT CURRENT RArE
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
BOZORTH BROS.,
292 CommercUl Street. Sitfin Oretot.
M4-IT-J
Northwestern Normal
School and Business College
Salem Oretoa
Term otess Sent 24.
Complete OOUtlH ot ttndr Sarnul. BOUBM
Common tetUMil, II lbKbool, Klocutioa,
ana Art. run racullr StiUluiotj
1 wort.
oeoa lor circular.
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A. J. CAR LAND. A. M. PrlacttJd.
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