The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, August 29, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextjUHttuSmtm afrtr.i.i&itMn r i--"nr 1JLAUI Id U8J NEVER COMPLETE without n thick, luxuriant head of oft, glossy linlr, which li in truth "woman'f crown Inif Klory." Tho faithful uso of Nowbro'slfcrulcldo never falls to pro duco hair of thli character, for, by destroying tho deadly RCrm that feed upon tho oil of tho hair root. It makes dandruff, falling hair and all scarp dlicascs Im possible. It then promotes n now and thick growth to replace tho old ifi ,p -9 mm, urituo calr. One bottls wlU nr try tliew statement. or Sal at all first Class Drag Stores. S9 ( O. C T Co's PABaKNOKRMTKA&iKIl pOMONA ALTONi LKAVK8 roil 1'OKTIjAND Dallr Alnont Hnnd&r at 7 a m. QUICK flMK AND UIIUAP HATK8. Dock botwtsn 8tte and Conrt'Hts, M. V. BALDWIN, Ant. New Patterns Arrived of English SombPoreo- lktltl Iilnlll Ufltlt.i n.wl il,inArf,liul "1 ' ...... ...WI...V... jS M piece Dinner Set nnd up, Any of our eleven dec orated and eovon plain white patterns are sold by the piece or sets; and you ran innku up your own set. Dullish wiuo will not gnuo. All sorts of glassware In stock. Pressed crystal -luna berry tut with 8 Inch Iom1, 30c and up. Thin blown glasses por dozen SO cents. Hnvo you seen tho announcement of last week? Special inducements Bland until further notice. "Yokohama Tea Store Phono 2111. Freo Delivery. & 4 .UfcOCIAL NEWS t J eZJ AND VIEWS Mrs. II. 0. Robinson, of Portland, Is tho guest of Mr. unit Mm. N.,0. Parish for a few days. Mies Gortrude Ilibbard returned to Portland yesterday after spending sev eral days In tho city with friends, .... Minn Hnnn Pnrrlah. of Portland, is in itlio city visiting her parents, Mr. and Mr. N. O. 1'nrrlsli, oi aai summer Street, W. 0. Rcoves son of Mr. and Mrs. 0. 0; Hooves is expected this week from iMinto Oregon, and will visit a few days Ceforo ho loaves for California, iMra. J. D. Kane of 378 Church St. left Hast evening on tho overland for Oak Rand, Cat., to visit her sister, Mrs, tWUIIami who is dangerously ill. (L. F. Maschorand daughter Grace, of gllvertoii, were in tlio city yesterday. Mr. MaBcher is one of tho largest hop growers in that section of tho country Kind will have a largo yield this season. .Tho Missos Heaves of Los Anglos, California, who have been in the city S-q-25 gyltltingtholr uncle, O 0. Reeves, left this ? morning for Shasta Springs, California, MWhere thoy will visit a few d ays before "they return homo. ,Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Urlstnw, who havo leon In tho city the guests of Grand a Claggott, left tills morning for their homo iu Portland. Mr. and Mrs. llriatow are old Salemites, having sjent their childhood days In this city. JndffB and Mrs. C. E. Wolverton. Mies Edna Price, Miss Morelock, Clydo Boll InW. Mr. and Mrs. Max O. Huron. Mies' Cirrie Hu ret and Miss Stella Hurst, Mrs. iT'l n c. ...... Mlou Gk.Li rVillutt wm urwa ant hkv, h,po w.,b,w w, .-. Md Mrs. Titos, Livesloy came over from W I Newport yesterday. PERSONAL. IWallnr I. TnnzM nf Wnmihurn. return- PHJhoine yesterday from Salt I.ako City Kfcere he went as a delegate from tlio IWoodburn Cainn Woodmen of World. tHyinany Woodbum friends, are con grsAulatlng Walter upon tho success lie .J' that great convention w hero he . rri.-d several measures In which the IWoodburn IckIuo was mtrtn.l. The w3dburn boys know that when they H-! him to represent them on any oc leiJon they will be ably represented. President J. M. Wallace of tlm Pilm r- m t - --- ,... Wjtor Company has gone to Uoswell Springs far an outing. The many friends oJjMr. Wallace are glad to hear that he U'able to ba out. (William Steevena. an emplo)ee of the IBlue Mountain Ice Company of Portland. ItuM been in the city vUittai- his brother ' Uddison Stoevem. ! Mre. H. J, Bigger and Mrs. T. Holver- son spent tlio day nt Chemawa yoster-day. ut. Uoklon nnil James Peiilnnd, enmo I down from Golden Ferry this morning, I Atlornoy L. II. Hunt went lo Port land this morning on business Hon Honry Keeno of Stajton wnsn Salem visitor yesterday. William 8kipl3ii went to to Slaylon yesterday on business. Marion Taylor of Mcliamn was a Sa lem visitor esterday. A. T. Gilbert returned from Astoria last evening, A fill Hi Jay Patty. On Tuesday, August 28th at tho homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. II. Snook, Cor Liberty nnd Owens St., wns ghon a birthday parly in honor of litMo Mis Ada Snojk it being her sixth birthday. She receiv ed some ory pretty presents. Among thotu in attendance were: MlsseB Alma and Delia Nye, Irmii nnd Helen Hall. Amn I. Strong, Grnclu Dane, Agues Hayne, Fannlo Morrison, Alice Warner, Agues West, Nina Johnson, Nettlo Har ris, Floy Doiiy, Hilda and Delia Amsler, nnd Ada Fay, Emma ami Kiln Snook. After refreshments wcro Bcrved nil de parted for their homos wishing Miss da ninny moro happy birthdays. $100 Howard, $100, Tho readers of this paper will bo pleased to leurn thnt thoro is at lenBt ono dreaded dlscaso that Bcienco has been abln to euro in nil its stngea and that is Catarrh. Hall's "atarrh Curois the only positive cure now known to tho medical fraternity. Catarrh being n constitutional disease, requires a con Btltutionnl treatment. Hall's Catarrh Curo is taken Internally, acting directly upon tho blood nnd mucous surfaces of tho system, thereby destroying the foundation of tho diteaso, and giving tho patient Btrongtli by building up tho constitution nnd assisting nature in do ing Its work. Tho proprietors havo so much faith in itB curntUo powers, that thoy offer oni Hundred Dollars for nnv caso that it lalls to cure. Send for list of testimonials Address, F. J. Choky A Co., Toledo, 0. boiu uy uruggists. 70c. Hall's Family Pills nro the best To Settle Alaska Mining- Claims VicToiiu, II C.Aug. 21). Court opens to dny to suttlo disputes oer mining claims there and In tho Porcupine dis trict. Judgo .Martin, who was recently selected by the Victoria government and vested with extraordinary powers of settlement, will sit on tho cases. At lied Time tukoa pleasant herb drink, tho next moruini! I feel brlirht and niv com plexion is belter. My doctor says it acts gently on tho stomach, liver nnd kidneys, nnd is n pleasant laxative. It la made of herbs, nnd Is piopurcd as easily as tea. It is called Lime's Medi cine. All druggists bull it at 25c. and J0 cts. Lane's Fumily Mrdicinu moves tho bowels each dny. If you cannot get it, send for freo eamplo. Address, Orator F. Woodward, Lultoy, N. Y. Dice Prosnus Excc'lcnt. Savasa, Ga., Aug. 2!) -Tho planters in this vicinity began today tho harvest ing of the early rlco crop. Tho general rlports on tho crop nro very fluttering. No trouble has boon experienced on ac count of maggots or other pests, nnd ovor- indication points to n irood yenld. About 1-1,000 acres aro uuilor cultiwtlion n this state. To-Wjht and To-Morrow Meht. And each dny una night during this week you can tret ut any druggist's ICcmivs lialstitn for tho Throat and Lungs, acknowledged to be the most successful remedy oyer sold for Coughs, Croup. Ilroncliltls. Asthma und Consumption. Get ,i txttlo to. day and keep It al wayn In the houso so you can check your cold ut onco rrico zoo und &oc, sample noino irce, cod&w Where To Find It. Willson's Shaving Parlors carry a stock of Nuwbro'u Ilerpicldo, thu now nnd In fallible curo for dandruff and falling hair, advertised in another column of this pa por. 8 :i lm Dallm Wire. Mitchell, Lewis A Staver Co's, branch will be headquarters for baling wire this season. 7-2dAw llumtert's Assassin On Tilal. Milan, Italy, Aug. 20. Tho trial of Brcssi, the assassin of King Humbert, begins here today. It U not likloy though that the proceedings will last oer ono sitting. Tho ease is a clear ono and no dilllculty is anticipated in convic tion. accompanied by mucous patches in the mouth, erup tions on the skin, sore throat, copper colored splotches, flair Fails Allt s,rolIen- glands, aching muscles 19 ill and bones, the disease is making rapid headway, and far worse symptoms will follow unless the blood is promptly and effectually cleansed of this violent destructive poison. S. S. S. is the only safe and infallible cure for this disease, the only antidote for this specific poison. It cures the worst cases thoroughly and permanently. Mg conillllou could icl'nlVo1 ., ... I'oltoii. I tried Have Been No Worse, docjo, did me no good I was eelting mne all the time , my hair came out ulcers appeared In mv throat and mou'li, my body was almost covered with copper colored splotches and onentlve sores I tuHercd tevcrely from rheumatic paiua In my snoulilcn ana arms iy conanion couia have been no worte onlv thoc afflict eU I w cau underuand my suHerloga. I bad about tot all bope of ever txiug well agaia wbco I ueeKira io iry n d n but mu.t tonfess I bad Utile faith left in any medicine After taking the third liottlc I noticed a change In my condi tion fhMwaairuly en couraKing sod I deter mined to give S. S. S a thorough trial from that time on the Improve ment was rapid b.B6, seemed to h ve the di caie completely under control, the n its and ulcera healed and I was soon free fiimall ign'i nt t.M HIcsirHrr f hit. Uen atrontr and healthy ever since I. W, Suitii lxkboitli NoUesvllle Ind. V. W, Smith Lock SSS! Is the only purely vege table blood purifier known, f I ,ooo U offered for proof that it contains a particle of mercury, potash or other mineral poison. bend lorouriree Dooicon JiiocMi t-oison; h contains valuable information about this disease, with full directions for self treatment. We charge nothing for medi cal advice ; cure yourself at borne. THE twin SPECIHC CO, ATLANTA. GA. rl 1 1 !TiJfy QoitiistepsiiHois HendaclicbllloiistiMs, heartburn, lndl 6cstlon, and all liver Ills aro cured by Hood's Piiis Sold by all druggists. 25 cents. A LITTLE LIGHT On How the Republican Party Gets iCamraltn Contitbutlons. Italtlmoro gun. According to n dispatch from Chicago tho late Collis P. Huntington, for vari ous causes nnil coiiBidorntions moving him, had pledged to tho Republican Campaign Committco tho good, round sum of $1,000,000. Of this comfortable contribution Mr. Huntington, it is said, had promised to glvo one-fourth person ally, nnil he undertook to rnleo tho rest. It Is also understood that the death of Mr. Huntington is n serious llnancial blow to tho imperial junta, as this tin fullllled promise, not being in tho form of a promissory note, cannot bo filed as a claim against tha estate. While the courts might refuse to en force this claim upon tho ground t' nt tlio consideration is not such n ono as the inw recogni7cs, still Mr. llnutia no doubt considers it valid nnd binding in politics, a domain iu which, nceordlng to another high Republican nuthorlty, ho Decalogue has no placo. This con sideration, according to current rumor, was tho "holding up" by the sonnto o the Nicaraguan Canal bill, which had passed tho houso by a largo mnjorlty. Tho bill is still on tho senate files, but tho sltuat'on Is all "balled up," to uso a current slang phrase, by tho action of tho Nicaraguan government in repeal ing the concessions which the United States expected to si curo. Whether Huntington nnd his friends in tlio ad ministration had anything to do with that repeal does not appear. Tho only thing certain about thu whole matter is that thu construction of tho canal would largely decrease tho power of extortion exercitcd by the transcontinental rail ways, freo tho throats of tho peoplo of California from tho grasp of n giant mo nopoly, and so decrease tho money vaIuo of Mr. Huntington's railroad by many millions of dollars. A million dollars Is n big sum of monoy, but it Is it mere bagatelle compared with thu value ol.'tlio moiopoly shared by Mr. Huntington's roads with ono or two others. This rumored arrangement between the Republican committco and Mr. Huntington illustrates tho modern prac tice of applying trust methods to lobby ing, enacting m defeating bills, ns tho caso might bo. Iu tho olden times, nnd even nt tho dresent time iu some of the states which lire slow to adopt new things, it was the practice of nn Individ ual or a corporation sny a railroad cor poration that desire J tho enactment or defeat of it bill to deal with Individual members or numerous individual lobby ists. Now thu enmo result is accom plished in a far moro respectable and moro facllo mnunor. There Is usually n boss Hi command of a legislative assem bly, nnd tho applicant for favors goes to that eminent Imperialist and makes his request, ollerin n contribution to tlio campaign fund. Then the boss orders thu congress or legislature, as tho case may be, to pass or defeat tho bill. Some such iulluenco touched tho .Republican National Convention, nnd it contains no pledgo to construct tlio Nicaraguan canal, although it was tlio general un derstanding that suc'v n pledgo would bo made. But thu draft of tho platform was changed lull vaguely favoring "an isthmian canal." What becomes of theso big contribu tions to campaign funds is a matter of speculation. All of thu monoy does not go to tho purchnso of votes nor to tho legitimate oxpciifcos of tho .campaign. Some jackets aro likely lined with a good part of it. Last chance to bu shoes at your own price. Given's old stand.y Celebration Of Baltic Of HhoJe Island. Nkiwout, R. I., Aug. 2s). Tlio Amorl-can-Irisli Historical Socloty it today celebrating tho anniversary of the Battle of Rhode Island in this city. Thu Governor, with the State record com missioner nnd thu presidents of tlio lihodo Island and Newport Historical Societies aro proeeut. Tho battle of Rlodu Island was fought on Aug. 20, 1778, tho American forces being led by General Sullhnn repulsed tlio British and maintained ths fluid. hew Route to I lie Cast, Now equipment, solid trains, wide ostI bulus, tor particulars call on or addreee II. II. TltUMUUI.!., Oom'l Ai?'. Iwiuiu IIWUUI V't 8 0tf H2 Third St., Portland Oro! OKFICK ,01TY UALU Old hotel Post Olllco Saloon opposite tho Willainetto baudloa tho famous . Albany beer. Albany beer is freo from poisonous ingredients T. Nelson, Prop. UL'Miii Elks Cam val. Account Grand Carnltal of tho Ilonnv olent Protective Ordvr ot Klk, to lie held at Portland September 4th to 15th inilusivu, tickets will bo sold nt re duced rates from all stations on Oregon linttfl to Portland and return. 'Iheso ticket? w ill Imi on sale September lird -1th, 0th, 10th und l:Uh, and limited to three days after date of sale. l-orf uitber particulars, call on or ad dnss r-outhorn Pacific agent at buluin, W.W. hkinner. 8-8 lm Beats ths y? " lt Um BM (or accepUble Idea. SUito If patented. THE PATENT RECORD, Ball'raere, MJ. , CUKE Y0U3SELH I- ti41 l.r uuiiAluisV1 riUti U vr ut-rtllols i in u jiii iu itLriu. ft i.t r (uijuu u IValtl b .'UfcTI by i (, WrfMt U4 J i id it i fSSE Krti-ttiiaOiii i" TODAY'S MARKET. Portland, Aug. 29 Wheat vn ley 65 50, Walla Wnlla, 55 0 50. Flour Portland, best grades (2.85 (3.10. Graham 2 50 (3.00 pcrbbl. Oate Cholco White 404'Jc, groy 38 40o per bushel. Mlllstuff Bran, (12 50; shorts, $13. 5 Hay Timothy (11012 per ton. Onions 1.25 for red 1.35 for Silver Bklns. Potatoes 10 to 45c por sack. Butter Best dairy. 25GM0: fancy creamery, 45 to 60c. Storo 25c. 30. fcggs Uregon, 17 to 176c. Pnlll, nittnlrntia ) Hi I fn.l ATI . linn. 1J In .1 Krl. .1.n.. lt. 1 f l liln j-x w i.uu, iiiinuj'o, tivu n iu tuu. mutton Uresscil, 7 to 7J4C por pound, Hogs Heavy dressed 5 to 0c. Beef Steers. tlfii.050! cows.$3.50 014: dressed beef, 06 to 7?c. veal Dreseed, o oj$c. for small. Hops 28c. for 181)1) crop, 8 to 10c for now crop. wool valley, I2i;ic; liastom ure gon, 10013c ; Mohair, 25. llidefi Oreon. Baited 00 lbs. 8Mc: under GO lbs, 78) ; sheep pelts, J5 20c balku marrrt. Wheat 68 lwunds nnd over, 411. Wool, 13 to 10c, Mohnlr, 25c. Hops 0 to lie Oats 35 to30c. Hay Balod. cheat, (7 ; timothy, $10. Eggs 15(i? 17c. Flour In wholeaalo lota, (2.60 ; retail (3. Millstuffs Bran, (13; shorts, (14). HogB Dressed, 4J.(c. Uvo cattle Steers, 3J J cows, 2i to Sheep (3Q3.50. Dressed Veal 7 cents. Butter Dairy, 1520o; creamory,25c. Poultry Fat hens por lb.,7; spring chickens per lb., 7c. Potatoes now, 30c por bushel. Apples 25c. lllf Benefit to John L, Nhw York, Aug. 20. A grand stl mnnlal to John L. S.ilivan, ex-champion prb-o fighter, will bo hold nt Mnlleon Sipinro Gardon this ovcnlng. Tho affair promises to bo tho most elaborato of its kind over known. Sporting men In nil witlksoftifo nro in it, and tho idea of gaining for tho "big fellow" n sum which will keep him in comfort for tl o remainder of his days eooms likely. Among tho. prominent boxers who will attend nnd nppenr In tho ring aro McGovern, FltzBlmmons, Gans, Corbett, McCoy, Sharkey, Choynskl. Mcl'ndden, O'Brien, Krno, Ruhlln, Wolcott, Mnhor O'Donell, Dixon, and West. Tlio wind up will bo it three-round liout between John I., thu old champion, nnd Jim Jeffries, the present champion, houso is nemrr.l. A largo Pylhlans Celebrate. Dktiioit, Mich., Aug, 20. A feat nro of the biennial celebration of Knights of PythliiB will bu n moustur barbacuo held hero to-night. Preparations havo been completed to feed noino 25,0C0 person'. It will Im! a tegular Kentucky affair, nnd a "down south" camp meet ing will bo given In connection with it. BUBINKSH CARDS. C. M. OlACK Successor to Dr. J. M. Keeno, of White Corner. Salem Or. Parties desir ing Biiperlor operations at moderate fies in any branch aro in esiecial request. ALBERT A. JESSUP. Plinnn 1fl71 I ROOMS I AND 3, OKAY 1IMC. S, C, STONE, M. D I'rnnrletarof Stone's Drug; Stor rr HAI.KM.tOKKOON. Tno stores (two In number) aro located at No. 2A3 and 333 Commercial atroet, and aro cllslo3ked with a complete lino of drugs and ruixllcliiM, toilet articles, perluuicry, brushvi etc., eta, etc. Dlt. HTONK lluhtd some 25 years experience In the prac tice of medicine and noir makcsno charito for rnnullallnn,mainlnatlnn nrpratcrlplloii, SOUL IS JJltOS. Piano Tuners ami Repairers PORTLAND OHK. For Salem and vicinity leave orders at Geo. Will's Music Store. IS. R. JONES, Attomoy-nt-Lnw Toledo, Oro'ron, Was Clerk of Clronlt Court t 1 years andhan auup-to-dato abstract ot al injlu l.lucoln tnuDtr. ll-17m Salem Water Co. D bur water fccrvlco apply at ofllc. III1IH payable monthly In iiuvmico Mako nil complaints ut tho onit CAPITAL, C1TV Express aad Transfe Meets nil mail and passenger trains. Hagago to all parts of the city. Prompt service. Telephone No. 851. Dlt-QUK A 1IOMYKK SALEM J.ODUES H. I w w. I tUlfim Camp No. , p.7J. iu A O us MetueTcrr Kri(T btil UKUtnr O U W hall, HUU) Ini. l , I'. 11 Prnutjr, H O, ruom It, JJoorct blk V A. Moores, dcr KCKKSTrtRS OK AMICKIOA (Vjjrt H her wool Korel No. 1A Mixu Viidr ' nlfbu Iu Turnr block. John M. Tba&e. C. K A L. Unmn Beoy. U-17lrr FREERCKGER1 MEAT JIAHKET Is open azaln under new management and ve will supply you with the finest 'resli meats, lard etc, put up in the cleanest and beet shape and promptly delivered. Come and see ut. Phono. Main 2!)10 VAN PATTON DO. ttLDcni m jcoour. ll'houo 1071.1 tf mmmMmmKmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmHmmm IjmgTiiMMiMmiiiMiiJM,!, i i,w ..i,i.,t 1 1 II m" 111 II 1 fl II -m . pX fl H sM B V H fl H D fl fl flPfli f ittt i tti.tn1 WllUJLUmL CASTDRIfl AStgclQUcPrcpnralionrorAa slmllallng ihcFootlnntincgiila llng llicSloinachs and Bowls of Promotes Digcslion.Checrfiil ncasandncst.Contatus nclllicr Opliim.Morpliiiic nortiiicraI. SOT "NMIC OTIC . WV aTMA-SiUVamar.? JmyJ.M Sml' MxSmMi WcnpSeeU- Itfaarymvi flmr. Apcrfccl Remedy rorConsdpn Uon , Sour Stomach, Dlarrlioca mul Loss or Sixr.p. Tac Simile Signnlure or NEW YORK. llafcXliTTSsarCiB?Tfct B exact copy or wrapper. vi' R M. WADE & CO. SALEM OREGON Something to Be Proud Of Is thu ownership of a Orcscont. OIuvl laud or Uonilron bicycle. It Is tlio nemo of iHirfection in hicyclo construction, wliuru liuhtness is not sacrificed.' for strength and mechanical skill blend to mnko it wheel that is unexcelled for run niiK qualities nnd reliability. Wo lutvo itspiendld stock to chooij from. At f .'', totSO. R. rVI. Wade &Co We Like Your Dollar Iu payment nf laundry work left In our care, but wu strive as well for vour ap probation. Our aim is to wnsfi (Jollies clean, iron slilrtH, collars and cuffs to your liking (wo menu by that pollxhed or domestic finish,) nnd generally to nf ford you thu best satisfaction at prlceo Lommensurnto witli good work, but titill cheap. Salem Stsam Laundry COLONfcX i. Or MITKA!) I'llOPUIKTOH. DOHOtlH 11, OI.UHTKAI). MOII. Phono 411, '.'30 Liberty H tret I. "The Good Old Stuff" That pours out with a bead, that runs down like oil and that heartens thu drinker thereof In to bu bad tfxlay, to morrow and always at J. P. Rogers'. Wo know where and what wo buy j you know, if you've evur tried it, what o sell. Kvery wine, liquor ami cordial you can name, hy the boltlu or case, see, taste, try, buy. J. P' Rogers 218 an 222 O 1M v bo 'wlef umcrolal tftrwt, reUil. L&ci 4 n SHterr; i w w m f !. For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years TORA THC CCNTAUn fiOMPINY, NCW VOHH CITY THE FINE ART OF COOKING Attains perfection with tlio uso of tlio nluu flame il Btnyo. Food artlclus can oe Ik)IIim1, liroilctl orroastetl quickly and easily, the sttio lieltiK sinokelesi nnd nilorless. Onllnnry keroseno can lio used nnd tlio kllclicn is not mndii nn jven by hours ol tinossary lire Why liuru wood nnd suftVr wlicn tlio oil stou Is vours for I8.W). LIT! LE BO.PEEP LOST HER SHEEP Hut no J inc "need worryrnlout .r-illan Hilstlmo ol thu year, If tluiy ihu : t dainty mid delicioit HpritiK lamb r an nppomiuir, nnd iiDiirishiiiK Hutnt. meal, W i havo ovurythliiK In choice meats, nil la'llio dellcacius ol thu sea sou iu but 1 1 ((ilh and smoked nn'iil that will i '( ti.tt most critical uplcute. E C. CROSS SALEM OR. A Shower of Comfort In warm weather you can tnko nny time you ft-el dlsMt(!( when your bath room is lltltxl up in modern style, with a isiiod rbower apparatiiH, porcelain llmd tubs und gorxl cloret. Ik) uwny with your nntliuat-d old tub nnd wash vm I, and lut us put you iu Improved (unitary plumbing worthy of tho times. BARR&PETZEL 214 COM M HKOI A IHTItKHT . Tulephonu No, 'i171 m AW fyk Ait " WANTED Now totlny nclvortlsomonta four linos or loss In this oolumn Insortod thrpo times for 2Bo., DOo a weak. l,oo por month. All ovor four linen at snmo rata. STRAYED. From my barn on East Court street, a bay maro, weighs about 1C JO pounds, short mnno falls on left, small neck, prominent forohend, lamo in front foot, named Carrie. F. A. Wiggins, 307 Commercial st. 3 29-tf WANTED FIvo cords of oak or othor hard wood. Apply to E. Ilofer. GOVERNMENT POSITIONS Don't proparo for tho postofllco or any othor civil Borvlco examination without see ing our cntaloguo of informnt Ion. Sent freo. Columbian Corrospondonco Col lego, Washington, D. O. 8 28-D-l FOR SALE. A handsome now commo dious cottago of 8 rooms modorn stvlo pleasantly located 2 blocks from tho Unlvor Ity, a bargain. Apply to John Slolr 200 Commercial Btreet, over telephone olllco. 8 21 tf OIIEAjFeHY :DUTT"EIVII you nro running stores nt hop yards remember wo havo tho choicest creamery butter forealo in nny qunntity from two IkhiikIs to a ton orders. Wo can fill promptly all order sont us cither by Irolght, express, or call nt tho creamery 225 Commercial St. Every pound wo soil gunrnntccd first class creamery, at market quotations. Bnlom Creamery Co. Salem Oro. 8 20 tf WANTED. Gravenstean Apples. Call nt Mill & Summer sts. G. Stolr, 8 27-3t Cider A Uottllng Works. TO RENT A COO aero Btock ranch nonr Uallston 100 acres in cultivation, bal nnco pasture, cau havo grub oakwood lor tho cutting. Tenant must havo good team nnd tools. For particulars inquiroor call on C. Marsh, 05 High street, Salem, Oregon. 8-27-3t WANTED A good, upright, bard, wood, standard second-hand piano. Call on John M. Payno, 08 Court streot, Snlem, Or. 8 27 3t LOST. A black fur shouluor capo. rindur Icavont Jouiikil olllco for re ward. 8-27-3t DRESSAIAKlNa JlrsfA. II. Farrar, 221 Court Btroot. 8-25-0t WANTED A horso nnd bnggy lo uso for the winter for its keep, by n ro sponslblo pnrty. Apply F.raro Jour, unl olllco. 8 20 Ot. FOR SALE Ono good top buggy and ono good light hack, both vuliicloa in flue ordur mid n cheap bargain. Poiii.ie.t HiHiioi'or P. J. Laiickn 8-23-tlt WANTED. A girl In do general house work in small family. Call at J. O. Uoodalo'a residence Cor Oak nnd 12th streets. 8-22-tf FOR 8ALK. Tun ncro tract with first class Improvement. Ono and n half miles from statu house. Will sell at u bargain, apply to J. W. Lyons on Uanlen Road Salem Oregon, 8 21 lm" MANILA HARDER SHOP 05 State St. Is thu place to get n neat clean shave for only ton cents. 0ien Sundays. Wo aru tho working man's friend. Morgan, Plaster and Huntley Props. 8-1 Mm. FOR BALK Tlio McCoy stage and mall line. Address boxJ32, Salcmf Oregon. 8-i:itt. ROIIINSON THERMAL HATH CAR I NET. Tlio greatest known health protector and rustoror. Call nnd In vestigate. Mrs. J, A, Sell wood and Mrs T. II. Fitlrbauk, agents 383 Front St., Salem, Or. 8-lU-lm WANTED-A good bird do, English sutter preferred. Money no object if I gut thu right dog. Old 1)111 Ander son, FOR BALK. Two Iron Safes, medium sire, combination lock, llrst-class con dition, can bo seen at our olllco. 8 8 tf. Goodalo Lumber Co. TAKKN UP. Gray horse Owner can II ml samu 4 blocks north of tho North Halem school on littlu cur lino, 8-7tI It. A. Bun.itr. JERSKYB FOR BALE Eight full blood cows, all fresh or soon to bu fresh, will sell all together or other wise. Inquire of F. W. Durbln, sheriff's ollko, 8-0 ti WANTED!! or 8 tons of clean first i law oat hay. baled. Walter Low, truck barn or Wllhtmuttu Hotol. TO TfilTTUHLIO Wo have on hand n largo stock of Eastern nnd homu mado buggiuH which wo aro soiling at greatly reduced prices in ordur to closo them out this season. Please call nt 41 and Dl Statu ritrcut nnd examine them, Pohlo AJliBlioj); 0-28-tf HOUHU CLEAN EltS Ro-. ember that tho best und clieupcsL carpet pupurlri thu lieuvy full pupor sold UtTllKJOUUNALOlTlCe. 20-tt AIIKNTA WAN1KI) -lift toIOdTiy cull uadd byiiur l.lvo Akcnli, tnit or ttouten, sallinx our laleU Niivally, l.'liiuilgn Wateriirmii Nnokllui, (ioods entirely nuw and iialente.1. Avouta dellxbted. Halu uulluiltcd. WUat ot.iirsdii you tan do, Tlma Is sliurt Wrlloi tulay and roculva viclutlva tcrrlloryi UuarantrtMl Ut seller. Addreas vrltli stauii, ll.illl, lUutt, Co., Dei.t. v, Sprlniinalii, Maw. 6-hlml Drs tka X MM "(HI H1H A1W3T1 IM mi sn Han Ahnti Bought" Salooo for Sale, A good saloon business, bar and fix tures, stock ol liquors, lease on building, etc, In town of Woodburn, for sale cheap. Must bo sold to settle up oatulo of B. Heck, tlocuaned. Address or call on Klluger A Heck, Halem, Oregon. 8-28tf. O jOu 3 KC O Xt X .A. . Bears ths "" "1 Yen Win Until BobjM Orcioo Short Line Railroad. If you nru thinking of an eastern trip, It w ll pay you to wrlto nnd got figures and other Information regarding service, (ito.. from the ticket olllco, Oregon Short llne'Railroad, 142 Third street, Portland, Oregon. J. It. Nauki,, W. K. Comas, t. p. a. aasiw U.A. i Putt DecUrcd Why devofu all your timo reading the Hoer War' and tho Gold Fields of Ala ka? There tire other matters o vilul imiiortaneu: you may makoatrip Kasi. and will want to know how to travel. In order to (have tho bestser vi e, uso thu Wisconsin Central Ry l..iiu.... u T....i i rt.t tfJl '"v . ui miu viiicngu, rur atea and other information, write Js. A il I a . a a w. .. -. a. l,ioc, uenurai Ageut, rortmnu, Urt " t BlcJcr Twlao at the Mitchell. Lewis A Staver Co. bianch, at lOKeenta per ound. for acccptabl Umi, State If patented. THE PATENT REC0D, Billlmore, Ml . ism )