The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, August 31, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text' "'' "Ul to. is your Hair worth Ono Dollar? If so, buy n Iwttloot Newbro'a ItcrtiN clilo and stop that riiuidruH Unit Li lowly but surely rendering ou bald. NEWBRO'S HERPIOIOC latlioonlr preparation on tlio market that really will itop it, for it l tho only ono that kllli the micro bent work on tho lialr root, thus destroying tho rniua and consequently removing the effect. Ono trial will convince you thcuamo o It lias this "doubting lhomos"! Hf)tKai!inico,CAt.,TifC.l,'OT. Wlxnl bought that bottle of lleriilclden ffr months ago, like the majority or such preparations, I thonghl It would more a Uke.bDtlamharipTloitAUthalltaoeaall, and even more, than you cialm for It JJ4y tmlrlairrowlDirrapldTy. Itripectriillr, A lt. K. Killt, S1K Derlsadero St. For Salr at ill FlrstXIaJi Drug Stores. O. C. T. Co's PABaKNaKltrBTEAniKll pOMONA altonA LKAVKi) FOlt l'OlirLAND Dally Bicopt Bunday at 7 a tn (10ICK TIMK AND ClIKAl1 IIATEB. Dock botwenn Htate and Conrt Uta, M. 1. BALDWIN. Agent. New Patterns Arrived of Kngllsh SomM'orcn lain; pluln white nnd decorated. 60 ploco Dinner Set $4- mid tin. Any of our eleven dec orated mul seven plain white patterns nru Bold by the piece or sets; ntul you enn mnko it your own set. KngllBh ware will not graze. All sorts of glassware in stock. Pressed crystal glass berry not with 8 inch Imwl, !10c mitt up. Thin blown glatsos pc dozen GO cents, llnvo you seen thu miuoiiiicemcitt of Inst week? 8K'cInl Inducements stand until further notice, Yokohama Tea Store Phono 2111. Free Dolivory. 4 (JioCIAL NEWS 4 rJ AND VIEWS fc -wwrw Mrs. Amelia Miller roturneil from her outing at Newport yeaterdny. Mrs. W. II. Francis who resides on tho Levy farm just south of this city is reported HI. ' Mrs, Mary Martin, illicit watch at tho asylum went to Portland this morning to visit her daughter Kminn. Captain and Mrs. Harry Whltcomb, of Astoria aro in tho city visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Flake. Miss K. K. Geary of Astoria, who has been hero on a visit with Mrs, 0. A. Condit started for homo yesterday after noon. Misa Hunter of llrownsville, who has b'on in tho city, tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. L, Wlllinothas returned to her homo. Mrs. K. Holer and children and Miss McKinnie returned today from their Bummer outing at Hay View cottage, Newport. Mrs. J.J. Fiddler came over from Dal las this morning and will villi her par ents Mr. and Mrs. V. II. Francis Just south of Hiilem. Tho Bishop boys, carriers on tho Journal, accompanied by their little slater havo gono to 1'lalnvio.v it visit their grandparents. Mrs. F. F. Llscoof Omaha, Nob., who was here on a two month's visit w Hit her sisters. Mrs. King and tho Misses Andur eon, started for home yesterday evunlng. Mrs. J. J. Smith and daughter Irene, of Mluueiiolis, Minn., who have been hero the past two month visiting Mr. and Mr. Geo. F. Smith loft yesterday tor Lattourell Falls. I Mrs. Anna SUyton, Stayton's popular milliner, was in Portland laying in lit r fall stock of millinery goods, and on her way home stopped off hero to visit Iter daughter, Mrs. Otto Shelberg. Join Ferguson and family, of Went Salem, left I his morning for Newport with their household effoeta via team. Mr. Ferguton has oeen hero It jllng af ter his crops and will spend the wintor at his Newport home. Miss Hunt of Olymer, and Mrs. K M Albaugh, of Dunsmuir, California went to Wool burn today to visit with Mrs. T. M. Humphrey, Mrs. Albaugh former ly lived here but has been n resident of California for the past ten years, Sho was a Mum limit of Clyiuer and is a constant reader of the Journal. Rev, and Mrs. J. J. Kvans left today op thi U o'clock overland for their fu ture home in Red Bluff, Cal., where Rer. Eyans takes the pastorate of a B Christian church. Many friends wero out to see them off and much regret Is expressed at their departure. Why any ono should voluntarily hvo any other place on earth to go to Ited Bluff passes comprehension. J-II. Albert and daughter, Mrs. A. Wiggins, arrived In Now York, Satur day, on their return from their Kuropo an tour. They left via the Canadian Pacific, Monday evening, and are ex pected hero on Monday. They crossed tho Atlantic on tho liner Now York, and had distinguished comnanv. Includinir Chauncey M. Dopow, Mrs. I.oslio Carter and several members of tho Gould fam ily. PERSONAL. W. A. Irvln, hits returned from New port. II, A. Johnson, went to Stay ton yes terday on business. O. A. Rockwell nnd K. M. Sorberwent to Portland yesterday. Charles Mlzo is expected to nrrlvo in Salem tomorrow from San Francisco to attend the funeral of Mr. Rummel. F.Trombloy, of Sidney, who was tho first mun back from Nome, was in town today. Ho says unloading lighters and unloading pocketbooks nru the only in dustries there. THE STAYTON BRIDGE. Mis Opened and Contract Let to Albany Man at $3649. The county courts of Marlon and Linn counties met in joint session this alter noon in this city to open bide for the rebuilding of tho bridge at Slayton be tween tho two counties. Present Judge Scott nnd CommlBsiouors Necdhnm and Miley.of the Marion county court. Following wero tho bids: J. U. Tiilotson. of Albany. :),Oll). 0. F. Royal & Son, of Salem, $11,800. Pacific Bridge Co., of Portland, fl.OiK). Robert Wakefield, $4,100. Tho contract was let to Mr. Tiilotson, who i" Just finishing a bridge at Sweet Home nnd has another to build across tho South Santlam near Waterloo, and tho work is to bo completed in 00 days. Ice Cream. Don't forget to order your Ico cream for next Sunday from tho Crystal Ico Works, 05 cents per gallon, free delivery forenoon. 21st lr BORROWED A STOVE. South Salein Man Takes Liberties With Pror:rty not llls'n. Ktlwnnl Kenncy of South Salem was arrested Thursday nnd brought before Justlco of tho Peace O'Doimld on n chnrge of larceny. It seems that ho re sided In South Sulem mid near by was an unoccupied house belonging to Mrs. M. H. Holcomb. In this houeo was n stove, not hot. Tho Kennoy family are in poor circumstances and Kennoy un locked tho Holcomb house nnd took the stovo to iiso, intending to return It. This was tho story ho told In court, and Justice O'Doimld lut.l compassion upon him and let him go, on the understadlng that ho would return it nt once. Lane County Mews. Ml' Roy Kostor, aged four, was drowned in Wolf Creek, nt Wendllng, Litno oounty. Henry Swart nnd I'. K. Baker of Mar rinette, Wis., are nt Ktigunu looking after timber land. A farewell reception wnB givon Aug. 31 to Mr. nnd Mrs. D. 11. Murray, Ku genu. Campbell Bros., hugeno, pay (I cents a Iwx for picking prunes. Otto Smith, Kugeno notitloH tho pub lic ho will pay no bills of Mrs. Smith. BAD COMPLEXION. The skin is the seat of an almost end. less variety of diseases. They are kucwii by various names, but are all due to the same cause, acid and other poisons in the blood that irritate and interfere with the proper action of the skin. To have a smooth, soft bkin, free from all eruptions, the blood must lie kept pun and healthy. The many prejurations ol arsenic and potash and the large iiumbei Ul 1ULC jnjv.ww .... .m.w.. r,..... .s used in this class of diseases cover up t !.. X... 1.... nnn.inl t,im'. fW.r.1 lor u aiiun unit, urn vm.i,. ........ ,.-. manently the ugly blotches and the red, disfiguring pimples. Eternal vlgllanao Is tho prloo of a lioautlful oomttloxlon when such remedies are relied on. Mr. 1I.T Shot, jos J,ucas Avenue, St I,oule Mo . aaya I " My daughter was afflicted iur ari with a disfiguring eruption on her face, whn.r touted all treatment brie was taken to lc celebrated health springs, but received no bene M. Many racdicinca vere prescribed, tat win out result, until we decided io try bbl, and by the time the first bottle w as finished the erupt lou began to disappear. A dosen botllea cured hei completely and left her skin perfectly smooth Bhe is now seventeen years old, and not a algii ol the embarrassing disease has ever returned." S. S. S. i a positive, unfailing cure foi the worst forms of skin troubles. It it the greatest of all blood purifiers, and the only one guaranteed purely vegetable. nn.1 t.lful alAft ti.id rnmrdexions. .-.. . . .1 IhiiIhi. rates the old and makes new, rich blood that nourishes the twvtv nnd keens tilt skin active and healthy and in propei condition to periurm i j.k ."" carrying ott the impurities from the body If you have Eczema, Tetter. Acne, 5ali Rheum, Psorasis, or your skin is rougl and pimply, send for our book on Illooc and Skin Diseases and wnte our physi dans about your cae. No charge what 'mc'lnc'SSilPANt. ATLANTA. 0A. BELGIANHARES FOR SALE, n,,. .Ai. a. tim liu'bht iiriiA tliat can Ijo purchased any w here. tWT A good stock ol young Iiares nart aireiM m..-...i prices from 75e up. Wrllrwl Dos from 3 to $10 each. tfHie best Bucks In the country at the loweet price for wrvice, 1 Our Stock Will Bear Inspection' 11 ...Ul. io !! untAliu-nnl nnd Al.vttiHlvl buying stock from us can be aseiirtHl ot receiving a thrifty animal. tSfNUbbitry o n to visitors at all timns of Ui day. C5lt would bo impossible todecriba oor stoek in this space, but it nan tw wn at the nrCoMMiettcui IUkhitkv, bl Com mercial St., Salem, Oregon. 8 2Ktf sss Easy ti Tafo Easy if Operate Because purely vrcetablc-yct ttior ouch, prompt, iicnlllitul. satisfactory- Hood's PiBBs PORTLAND LIVELY. A Ketnrnlnj Salcmltc Steaks Welt of the Mctrotolls A Salem business ninn returning yes terday from Portland very graciously let go of tho following informatien: "Portland is n lively place theso days, with nil lmmcneo year's building in progress, nnd the present work of pro parin;: for the Klks' Carnival. Tho lat ter will bring probably the largest crowd to Portland ever soon in Hint city. Railroads aro arranging for excursions from all of tho northwest statcsluud rail road men predict tho greatest jam ever known. It will bo the harvest home of the northwest. "Tho worst fenturo of tho matter will be the limited hotel accomodations. At present the host hotels are turning away people fcovernl nights in tho week for want of room, mid when it is considered that thousands upon thousands of vis itors will throng tho city for over n week, it staggurs the best heads to con cnivo of whoro thoy will bo stowed nwny. Ono hotel man who has recently en larged his lobby pointed out to a friend llfty now chairs in it which ho said would bo good for a dollar apiece each night of tho carnival. But it will bo a great advertisement for tho city, nnd what the people will see will bo simply variations of nn ordinary fair or expo sition. Displays of merchandlso, music, electric lights nnd n dazzling array of tinsel in its hundreds of forms will con stitute the show. People will sturo In open mouthed wonder at things they can see overy tlay of their lives, nnd tho throng will bo happy. But such is life. "Among tho fluest Improvements in the city Is tho now clothing store Just fitted up by Hon. Ben Selling on Fourth and MorriBOU streets. It is tho finest on tho const, and Is worth going n long distance to see It will ba lighted with it thousand electric ltghts, nnd the backing of tho windows, which aro the finest show windows known, is made up of myriads of cut glass prisms, which when illuminated will present it most dazzling effect. Mr. Selling will con tinue, tho Moyer Clothing Co. and in addition open tho now ustabllshmuct. Ben seems to ho In his element, and with a Hinllu of satisfaction, says it pays better than polities." At lied Time take it pleasant herb drink, tho next morning I feel bright nnd my com plexion is better. My doctor says it acts gently on tho stomach, liver and kidneys, nnd is a pleasant laxative. It is mndo of herbs, and Is prepared as easily as tea. it is called I.unos Medi cine. All druggists sell it nt '25c. and 60 els. Lane's Family Medicine moves tho bOHols each tiny. If yon cannot get It, send for freo hnmplo. Address, Orator F. Woodward, LoRoy, N. Y. Clerk and Carrier examination. At Salem P. O., Soptembor 2(1, 1000, the Civil Service board will hold an examination for thu Ksitious of carrier in the post-olllco service. The examination is hold for tho reason that at all olllcos where no substitute force Is maintained such n force will be appointed as tho result of this ex amination, so that whenever vacancies occur in tho regular forco there will bo no delay Infilling tho same. It is the intention of the Department to establish a substitute forco at overy ollleu uiual to about 25 per cent of tho number of regular oinployecu. The unturu of tho examination is a test of practical, general Intelllgeiice.and of adaptability in lKwt-ollico work, Tho ngo limitations for tills examination are as follews: Clerk not less than 18 years. Carrier, between 21 and 40 years. Applicants for inalo clerk and currier must have the medical certlllcato ex ecuted. Applicants for carrier must ho at least R ft. 3 In. in height, und weigh not less than 125 pounds. Female ap plicants nronot rtquired to have this certificate ox edited. This examination offers an exclluut opportunity for untiring tho Federal Borvleo to bright, energetic young iHirsoiis who aro not nfruld of hard work, and tho Cominlstlon hopes that a eulllciuut number of intelligent, active H)ron8 will proront tliomndvua for this ox umlnatlon. For application bluuk, full instructions, eiHcimeti examination questions, and iniormation rein :vo to 1... !... ..u salaries of thu diiluront positions, nnd as to whether thero nro any existing vacancies in this olllce, applications should be mtde to Zaideo Palmer, Secretary Postal Board. $100 HewarJ, JI00, Tho renders of this pajHir will be pleated to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has ben abln to cure In all Its stages ami, that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to tho medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional ditease, requires u con stitutional treatmtmt. Hall's Catarrh' Cure Is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous sunactM of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the i patient strength by building uti thu constitution and assisting nature in do ing IU work. The proprietors nave co much faith in Its curative twwers, that tl.ev offer onb Hundred Dollars for any ch that it tails to cure. Send for list of testimonials Address, F. J. Cuknky A Co., Toledo, O. hold by Druggists, 75 . Hall's Family Pills are the boot CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bear the zlUvxAfi&C Signature TODAY'S MARKET. Portland, Aug. 31. Wheat vailey 67 58, Wnlla Walla, steady 50 57. Flour Portland, best grndoH $U.85 $3.10. Graham 2.50 (Hi $3.00 porbbl. Oats Cholco While 4042c, groy 03 & 40c per bushel. Mlllstuff Bran, $12.50; shorts, $13. 5 Hay Timothy f 11012 por ton Onions 1.25 for red 1.35 for Silver skins. Potatoes 10 to 15c per sack. Uuttor Best dairy, 25030 1 fancy creamery, -15 to 50c. Storo 25c. 30. Eggs Oregon, 17ls to 18c. Poultry Chickens. $3.00 to 4.00 J hens, $4 to 4.50: turkeys, live It to 10c. Mutton Dressed, 7 to 7c por pound. Hogs Heavy dressed 5 to 0c. Beef Steers. fOQ.050; cows,$3.50 04; dressed beef, ()k to 7?.jC. Veal Dressed, 0 0 Ujc. for small. Hops 28c. for 18t)0 crop, 8 to 10c for now crop. Wool Valley, 12013c ; Eastern Oro gou, 10013c; Mohair, 25. Hides Green, salted GO lbs, 800c; under 00 11b, 7'08 ; shoop pelts, 150 20c HALKM MAIIKET. Wheat 53 iKHinds and over, 411. Wool, 13 to 10c, Mohair, 25o. Hops 0 to lie Oats 35 to30c. Hay Baled, cheat, $7 ; timothy, flO. Kggs 15(M7c. Flour In wholosnlo lots, $2.50 ; retail $3. Millstufts-Urnn, $13; shorts, $14). Hogs Dressed, 4J4C. Llvo cattle Steers, 3jf ; cows, 2i to $3. Sheen $303.50. Dressed Veal 7 cents. Butter Dairy, 1520o; creamery ,25c. Poultry Inthens ier lb.,7; Bpring chickens pur lb., 7c. Potatoes now, 30c por bushel. Apples 25c. Interstate Contests. Ska Giut, N. J., Aug. 31. The Inter state rillo contests, to continue until September 0, opened hero today. Thoro is n largo representation, crack mnrks men being present from noArly eveiy Stato in tho Union. The Hilton trophy match has attracted much interest in the National Guards, and among thoso States to compete aro New York, Now Jersey Massachusetts, District of Colum bia, Minnesota, and Tennessee. Tiio revolver match team contest Is the cnuso of much conjecture, ns crack teams from Massachusetts, Now York, Georgla,Now Jersey, District of Columbia, and Mary land will compete. In tho liidlvudunl championship of America more than twenty States will bo represented. To-Nljht and To-Morrow Mint. And eacli day una night during this week you can uut til itny druggist's Kcuip'.s Balsam for tho Throat and Lungs, acknowledged to bo tho most HMCcosaful remedy over sold for Coughs. Croup. Bronchitis, Asthma and Consumption. Got i iKttlo to. day and keep It always In tho houbo H') you can check your cold nt once Prlco2.r)U and 50c. Sample bottle free, codV.w Elks Carnival. Account Grand Carnival of tho Benov olent Protective Order of Klk, to be held at Portland September 1th to 15th inclusive, tickets will ho sold nt re duced rates from nil stations on Oregon lines to Portland and return. These tickets will Ik) on sale September 3rd Ith, 0th, 10th mid 13th, mid limited to three days after date of sale. For further particulars, call 011 or ad dress Southern Pacific ngeut at Salem, W. W. Skinner. 8-8- lm hew Route to the Cast. Now equipment, solid trains, wide vesti bules. For particulars call on or address 11. 11. TltUMIlUI.I., l.Olll'l rtg 1. 8 0tf 1 12 Third St., Portland Oro OASTOniA. DCIrlti Iha Kind Yi'J Have Majis Bough! Kn om uu m tor acceptable Ideas. State If patented. THE PATENT RECORD, Oalt'rnore, Md. BUSINKSS CARDS. C. H.JI1AOK Successor to Dr. J. M. Keeno, of White Corner, Salem Or. Parties desir ing HUH;rior operations nt modurato fees in any branch aro in csjecial request. ALBERT A. JESSUP. x3es :Bsa?:E3,L7, (Phone 1071.1 UOOMS 1 AND 3, (1IIAY Ili.K. .SOUIjI2 1JKO.S. Tuners and Ikpa PORTLAND ORK. Piano CIS yQf Sll(,m ,, vIcI,t ,,mvo ofAon n, qUOi will's Music Htoro. B. P. JONES. Utornay-nt-Law Toledo, Oro'ton. Was Clark of Olreull Court It lilt jrttra anilhaa an uiUxlato aUUaot ot at A 11; tu Llutolu oouutx. lt'lTm Salem tar 'M OKKICK C1TV HALL For water service apply at office. Rlllts payable monthly In ndvai'ce. Mko all couiplaluls ut the olllc CAPITAL CHY Express and Transfei Meets all matt nnd passuuger trains. Baggage to all parts of the city. Prompt service. Telephone No. Ml. DIStJUK A HO.MYKR PREEBURGEK JIEAT MARKET Is open ajjaln under new irunagormtnt and ve will supply you with the finest 'resit moats, lard cto. put up in the eloanetit ami 1m t shape and promptly delivered. Come nnd sue us. Phone. Maiu 2010. VAN I'ATTON k DO. SrnrrriiiMi i mw:.m. itiiuul.lim, ,, 1.. . - yl 1 1 II m8 III Iff fll I lill. I IIIilU IllllltJWJW CAST0RIA Atgclablc PrcpnMlionrorAs slm'ilallnfj ihcFoodantlllcditla ling the S toinnchs antll3orels or I'romolcs Digcslion.Chccrrnl ncssandncsl.ConlnlnstiL'lllicr Opltim.Morpliinc itorluteral. TS'OT IV11C OTIC . ivar(Mjrsvvizmvir.-t UvUm Srrtl' MlxSmtui KutktlltSJlt- lllUrixruilrSatu Itiftarprwi runxr. A perfect Remedy forConstirvv lion, Sour SlotivtclbDlnrrlioen nnd Loss of Sleep. Facsimile Si'gnnlurc or NEW YORK. D pcACTcopr of wrapper. ,gj mm Bg $ WA fjrt WjPM Ttlt Cf NTOf Os4tNT. Nf W YOAH CITT. FK"rMfStte - ' " , J r777SRt5rrSCTia!, . ' w . ?' ' :"v' v ' ' '' ' M--: R.M.iWADE&CO. SALEM OREGON ffiSwrSlTsi l3 Something to Be Proud Of Is thnovvnnrHhlp nf-n Orescent. Clove laud or Ueudrou bicycle. It is tliu nemo of jHufection in hicyclo construction, where lightness is not isncrlllcod. for strength and mechanical skill blend to mnko a wheel that Is unoxcollod for mu ting qualities and reliability. Wo have tspioiidll stock to cliooio from. At Si, tot50. R. M. Wade &Co We Like Your Dollar In payment ol laundry work left to our care, hut wu strive as well for your ap probation. Our aim Is to wuhIi clothes clean, iron shins, collars and uuffs to your liking (wo menu by thnt polUdied or domestic llnUh,) and generally to af ford you thu best satisfaction ut price commensurate witli good woik, but still cheap. Salem Stfiam Laundry COM)NKI, I. 0( MTKAI) l-llOf-nlkTOII, IMUIOUH I), Ol.MHriCAl), HOII. i'hono til, sat) Liberty Streit. "The Good Old Stuff Thnt pours out with a biad, that runs down like oil and that heartens tho drinker thereof is to bo had today, to morrow and always at J, 1'. Rogers'. Wo know where nnd what wo buy; you know, if you've ever trlwl it, what wo sell, Every wine, liquor and cordial you can name, by the bottle or case, oe, taste, try, buy. J P' Rogers 2lo an 222 O jimerclal Street. X"V be rlH . retail. fLfie -S-. nbwd 1 I vllv 1 wiftiMii For Infanta nnd Childron. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years THE FINE ART OF COOKING Attains perfection with tho uso of tho 11I110 lliiino oil stoyo. Food itrtlcles run bo tailed, broiled or roasted quickly nnd easily, tho stovo lielng smokclcst nnd cxlorless. Ordinary kuroBuuo can he used nnd tho kitchen is not made nn aven by hours of unessnry llro. Why burn wood and suffer when tho oil stove Is yours for 18,50. UTILE BO.PEGP LOST HER SHEEP Hut io " jut IiioimI worryViilxml .11 iit'iu this tliui) of'tho year, if thoy en 11 t I dainty and ileliclou Spring lamb ". 1111 appetlthm iiusl nourishing Sumr.t 1ue.1l. W 1 havo everything in choice me.ttH, nn I a'1 the dellcaiiliH of tho bo.i sou In b'j;h f'elh and Hiuok'td meat that will 1 tno mo-it erltleiu epiciiiu. E, G CROSS SALEM OR. A Shower of Comfort In warm weather you can take nny tlmojou feel dlKisod when your hath room Isllttnd up In modern style, with n good t-howt-r appaiittus, porcelain llnml (iiIhi und good closet. lo away with jour nntiqtinted old tub nnd wash aowI, and let us put you in Improyml Mtidtary plumbing worthy of the times. BARR&PETZEL SllCOMMltltOULTUKET. 'IVlephouu No. 2JI71 w fl Jifal I I j II .IH II A V liU I aH rfisswroiiiiliiataa. ?" 'SwLrytjnrj5 ..Now today, advertisements four llnoo or, less In this oolumn Inserted thrpo times for 26o., GOo a wook. $1.00 por month. All over four linos nt same rate. BTHAYED. From my barn on East Court strcot, a bay mare, weighs about 1000 pounds, short mnno falls on left, small neck, prominent forehead, lame in (rout foot, named Carrio. F. A. Wiggins, 307 Commercial St. 3-ZMt WANTED Fivo cords of oak or other hardwood. Apply to K, llofor. FOll SALE. A handsome now commo dious cottago of 8 rooms modorn stylo pleasantly locnted 2 blocks from tho Unlvcr Ity, n bargain. Apply to John Moir 290 Commercial strcot, over telephone ofllco. 8 21 tf CUEAS1EHYUUTTEII' If you aro running stores nt hop yards remember wo havo the choicest creamery butter for palo In nny quantity from two pounds to a ton orders. Wo can fill promptly all order sont us cither by Ireight, express, or call nt the creamery 225 Commercial Bt. Every pound wo sell guaranteed first class crcamory, at mnrket quotations. Bnlcm Crcamory Co. Kalem Oro. 8 27 tf DRESSMAKING Mrs. A. II.Farrar, 221 Court Street. 8-25-Ut WANTED A horso and buggy to uso for tho wintor for Its keep, by a re sponsible party. Apply F.cnro Jour nal ofllco. 8 25 Ot. WANTED. A girl to do general house work In small family. Call at J. O. tioodalo's residence Cor Oak nnd 12th streets. 8-22-tf FOll SALE. Ten aero tract with first class improvement. Ono nnd n half miles from state houso. Will soil at a bargain, apply to J. W. Lyons on Garden Hoad Salem Oregon. 8 21 lm MA N ILA IIAUUEll SHOP 05 Stato St. Is tho place to got n neat clean shave tor only ten cents, upon nununys. QWo aro tho working man's friend. (jMorgan, 1'lneter and lluntloy Props. H-ll-lm. lOIl' SALE Tho McCoy stage nnd mall line. Address box382, Salem. Oregon. B-iatf. IIOHINSON THEHMAL 11ATII CAU INET. Tho greatest known health protector and restorer. Call nnd In vestigate. Mrs. J. A. Sol I wood and Mrs. T. H. Fnlrbnnk, ngonts 383 Front St., Salem, Or. 8-10-lm WANTED A good bird dog, English setter preferred. Money no object if I get the right dog. Old Dill Ander sou. FOll SALE. Two Iron Safos, medium size, combination lock, Urst-class con dition, can bo seen at our olllce. 8-8 tf. Goodnle Lumber Co. TAKEN Ul'. Gray horse Owner can linti same 1 IiIockh north 01 1110 noun Salem school on little car lino. 8-7-tf It. A. Hmii.kt. JEiTsiYS FOll SALE Eight full blood cows, till fresh or soon to be fresh, will sell all together or other wise, inquire of F. W. Diirbin, sheriff!) olllce, 8-0-H WANTED-tl or 8 tons of clean first tlnos oat hay, baled. Walter Low, truck barn or Wlllametto Hotel. TO THE l'OllLlO Wo havo on hand a largo stock of Eastern and homo made buggies which we are selling nt greatly reduced prices in order to closo them out this season, l'lcaao call nt -U and 51 State street nnd examine thorn, l'oldo & llishop. 0-28-tj U'JUlJff-ULICANKUS llo'tiombor Hint tho iHjat und otionposl carpet pnnor Ih tho hcuvy full papor sold UtTlIKJOUUNALOfllCC. 20-tf AUK.STrt WANTKD-riJ to .W (Tally taillr mailo by our Lira Audits, men or women, aalliux our lulust NoToltf, L'liainpalgn Walerprool Niioktlra, (IochIs untlroly nuw and patented. AkiMiia ilellslileit. Halva unllmlle.1. What ol.ursiln you can do. Tlmo Is abort. Wrlto tiKtay and rvceivo oxoluslro terrltorjr. Iluaranli'iil tost aflller. Address witli stamp, M. Si M. Manfg. Ui., Pi)t. V., Sprlnifleld, JUm. (t-iJlm, Hen tba s) m ma n "'" Al'"i3 clll,"' Saloon Tor Sale. A gixxl saloon business, bar and fix tores, stock of liquors, leas') on building, etc, In town of Woodburn, for sale cheap. Mustbu sold to settle up estate of H. Heck, dccfiirod, Address or call 011 Kliuger t lleck, Salem, Oregon. 8-28tf. OABTOI1.IA. BaaratU 1 Wild Y01I Hill Alyi Botljlll Orrioo Shott Line Hallroad. If you nru thinking of an uastern trip, it will pay you to wrlto and gut figures and other Information regarding service, etc,, from tho ticket olllce, Oregon Short lino Hallroad, 1 12 Third street, I'ortland, Orfgnu. J. It, Naiiki., W. E. Coxan, T. 1'. A. 3 25 1w O. A. Peace Declared Why dovoto nil your time reading thu itoer War and tho Gold Fields o7 Alaska? There are other matters o vital Importance ; you may mnko a trip East, and will want to know how to travel. In order to have thu bust ser vice, uso thu Wisconsin Central lty,, ba tw eon Ht. Paul and Chicago, lor atus and other information, wrlto Jas. A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Ore S, G STONE, M. D Proprietor of Stone's Drug Store? IUI,KM,:OKKiO.S. Tue sioraa two lu uu rubor) aro located at No, 'Hi and 311 Coinuiereial alreat, and are well atuoked with a coinplote line ol drugs and nwdlclusa, toilet article, txiriuuieijr, Uirushea etc, 0 to., t to, DK, BTONK ilaaliadsowoUirirara eiperleuoo la the prao lico ot mixlloluo an J now tnakealuo charge for eoiisiiltallnu. i'lamlnatlnn or praacrlptlou. SAIiEl .LODGES , j. w. wr. rialcru Caup No, lis. Ueeta UTorjr Kridar reb OK, 7W, m A. U. II. W' hall, rilale lu. bid. P. 1). 1'iuiity, IS. O, W, A. Wooros, clerk rtK.in 10, viooreablk KOHlCaTlCHH Ol' AMltHlOA ()ourt Sherwood Kurost No, 1. 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