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Newspaper Page Text' m t JlaUMLiiBkW lS3fB ijamm ft9SFljK. vSt'5ii': VrSrofflBatt v itaZJfil ,lto i&ktf f-AjJ JT fr 'Zmk j ... lL.ic.ra $ffi 'V? x Wj Jx iJBJlBft idt&MttiHitt'MtmMHii'i'i'rt " , ,mmtm jm. Ttalfovos Dandruff Immodlaioly nnd causes thick, glossy hair to oup plantthoibrmorthln.brittlogrowth. Novfhros llopplaldo performs 1U work on tho principle, " Destroy tho causo, you reinoro tho effect," nnd consequently It reaches and kills off tho ever-busy mlcrobo, which ia responsible for nil scnlp (ltscasca. It thus makes dandruff and falling hair Impossible, and promotes a luxuriant growth of hair that soon becomes tho prldo of tho owner. Even on bald spots It soon produces hair as thick and luxuriant as anyono could wish for. Ono bottle will convince that It U tha only hair reitorer that really restore . For Sale by all Flnt-Claji Drug Storti. t& O. C. T. Go's rABUKNGKR BTKAMIM POMONA JL and yc altonA LKAVKS KOItll'Oltn.AND Itally oxocnlBumliir al7 a m UUICK TIM 15 AND llll'.AP HAT KB. UiMJit Imtwnen H'alti nml Court Ms. I M. V HAI.UWIN. Aont ' Haviland The Import of Haviland Chi na arrived. Two Glares in jplain white, and three decorat . ed; Kanson and Josephine de 1 Signs. Ve have now the complete . ,s'Uie of all pieces. p o i-z mcnpiain wnite piaies U 00 per dozen. Tea cups and gaucers plain white, 53.10 per wozen. Abo nice line in odd mieces for painting". , , 4.Come and see the entire $hie, and prices. jp-Store open un il 8 p. m. Ex cept Saturday. IJohliama Tea Store 1110111(2411. Free Dolivory. 4 (JIOCIAL NEWS AND VIEWS Mro. Fred Gilson has gone to Fruit- Vrtlo. Sirs. Ll.zio Jnkes wont to lono, asterii Oregon, this morning. Miss Ilauiia Kurtz has gone to Clio niawa to take n position na Htuoirahor. Ira. Jenululhirbconnd children wont Cortland for a few day's Visit thin norniug. r&Mrp. Samuel Miller, of Marlon, ro ftlr turnnd lioinn MiIh inorniriL' uflur u visit s-. ,. " ,in mo city. Mrs. W. A. Cuslck and Mrs. W, It Morso have returned from a few days whit in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sanvuin, who have been In tho city visiting, rutin nod this morning tp their homo in Koto burg. Irs. Ida McAllister started for thu Uentn Indian reservation this morning Swhero she 1ms accepted the position tos iHenuiatreBH, PERSONAL. . Stok went to Portland this morn- .?isr.' " F Parkhurflt went to Albany lua' levelling. K. F. Moody went to Portland Uiis (morning. Dr. W. A. Cuei'ck went to Hubbard Phis morning. Geo. Ovorton, of Woodburn, was In Uie cfty yesterday. 'Win. Staiger wont to Aurora this amouiingon buHinees. II. Stapleton went to Albany tills morning on business Mark Skiff returnd home this morning from a business trip north. Dr, W. A. Cuaick came home this linoruing from a trip north. Prof. J. S. Graham is in Hubbard to Nay in attendance at tha fuuur.il of his nilBtur, tho late Miss Winnie Graham. WAS RETURNED FROM IDAHO iEdwinC. Minton has returned froml Several months travelling in Idaho, and aporta business good In his lino. He Is H!a"nan for the Oregon Nursorv Co iiaine8s in general does not reflect a very high state of nroanoritv. ll b.ivh Sevan will carry that state bv an in. Creased majority over lfiOrt. n nu.t two changed in Uryan'a favor to one for IICcKlnloy. To-Mrht ol To-MOrraw Nlht. rAnd each day ana ulirhr, Hnrii,,. tiiia IwoelC YOU Cdn L'eL lit. anv Hm...., v iKeiup's Uilsam for the Thmataud SljUQgi. aoKnnw edged to be Mi mni tsttcceisful remedy ever sold for SUiuglH. Uroup. UronuhftU. Asthma and uonitimpllon. Qei a Uttle to. day and keep It nlway n n,e house si you can QiieoK ymir oold at once Prlcrt 2THJ and 50c. HaiupTs bottle f re, eod&w y iK. 9H 1'iio Tnlltt brnac. About tho mlddlo ot tho seventeenth century tho tulip beenmo known In Gcrinntiy, nnd n Eclenllst iintned Ges nqr gives the first description of this flower. First only the yellow variety wns known, nnd then other colors wero produced by crossing. Tho Dutch, par tlculnrly tho citizens of Ilunrloiu, pro duccd tlio most wonderful varieties of this flower and obtained enormous prices for thorn. In 1(531 tho trade In tulips assumed a peculiar turn. It degenerated Into a sort of a gnmo of chnnce, so that In 1073 the authorities felt cnllcd upon to Interfere nnd to Issuo edicts again? extravagance In tulips, as they former ly had against trains nnd laces. Thin Interference would seem to bo justified If ono reads that In 1000 n slnglo llowcr of this sort, called tho Vlceorl, was paid for with two cargoes of wheat, four cargoes of rye, four fat oxen, eight fat hogs, 12 fat sheep, two casks of wine, four bairel of beer, two tons of butter, 1,000 pounds of choose, n complete bed, a HUlt of cludihm; and a silver tnnknrd. Another bulb, the Semper Augustus, was paid for with -1,000 gold guilders and n coaeh with a double tenm of horses. In Haarlem tlio tulip crnro reached Its height In the decade from 1030 to 1010, when n prlco of Bl.OOO gold gulldors (nbout 50,000 American mono) Is recorded for n single bulb. SHE BROKE HER CROSS. Here Is a cine of a very charming younfr woman of central Ohio, who linu grace, beauty and wit to commend her. Just as bUc was budding Into womanhood a cloud came to darken her life. Her troubles weighed so heavily upon her that for a long time she would not could not leave her house. She used to receive her fricudi stretched on a couch or leaning back in an invalid chair. And her friends were many. Btic was quoted as an example of Christian courage. She referred to her condition ni "her cross," and everyone thought how brave and good she was to bear her burden with such fortitude. One by one her girl friends were joined to the men of their choice. She scut them nil presents and received from each a piece of wedding cake, which hIic cried over a little, and didn't put under her pillow because it wasn't any good for her to drenm. No man could marry her. A life of solitary suffering was hers. Yet her sad smile only Sot brighter as her cross got heavier. One ay a young man found his way into that home ; looking upon this girl, he loved her. And so he enme often nnd bIic grew to look for him, and learned to lean on him, and dt earned the pretty dreams that come to pure women whose hearts Cod lias fashioned for happy love. Hut over all the prospect was the shadow of her cross. "It could never he, never he I " She said it over nnd over again to herself many a night as the tears slipped down her face. Then she got to saying : " If it only could be I If it only could be I" And she said this many times day and night. One day she lay on the sofa and began to say, "It ohall be I , "it shall nnl" " I'll break this crow to pieces or I'll die trying." And then she looked around for help. And by chance or providence there came Into her hands a book the book whose title and contents arc referred to below. It appealed to her. Common sense was what she needed. She realized now that she had cies, hands, organs, dimensions like her girl frleudH. who were matrons and mothers. She realized that it was not common sense that she should be born to be crushed by her cross. , Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness were her inalienable rights and she wanted the full rights of her womanhood. It was common sense she needed. She had tried all the uncommon, extraordinary and ex. travagant forms of treatment, now she wanted less medicine and more common sense. It was thus she began the use of Dr. Pierce's l'avorile Prescription. The rest of the story sounds like n fairy story. But it U only like a fairy story in that it ends amid the merry clung of marriage bells nnd with "they lived happy ever afterward." It seemed a miracle to her friends to see this martyr, this patient cross bearer, get up from her nofa and begin to live. It wni more ttrauge when she took to golf, and the wheel, and tenuis, with nil the ardor of one so long excluded from out door enjoyment. And strangest of all that she became the mother of healthy, happy chil dreu. This is not a fairy story. It is not the story of one person. It is the story of thousands of women. It is a composite picture in which one can trace face behind face, lined with suffering, channeled by tears. It Is a Btory as true as the parable of the Prodigal Son, which was not the story of one young man but the story of the type which repeats itself generation after generation and Is as common to l'.urope as to Asia, to Africa as to America. IS IT YOUR STORY? Your story either in whole or in part? There's hope for you. There's help for you. Dr Tierce's I'ovorite Prescription has cured so many cases where life was a dally burden under which the weak and weary body staggered on to the grave, that it can be recommended with the utmost assur. suce in every cake of female disorders. TO READHH8 Of THIS FAPRK KUHK. We wilt send the "Common Sence Medlcai Ahir" the life work of I)r R V Mtree. on rvcelpt of twenty -one (ai) one -cent itamfxto ilrfrav oot of nuiliuir ouly, If you dtn the anrovered edition Or for tlte lame book haniUotutry ami nsrwatHwtly luul in cloth, send ji ot la .lamp sary Mtdlc&l Aociatfou to the Worid's Dispel- Kunaio, n v. No ItncuiiritKPmiMii. Mrs. Short Oh. dear. 1 do wlwh we wore rich,! Just think of the ood we i-ould do If wo only had lou of money! Mr. Short-True, my dear, but we mi do n great deal of good In a qutet ,ioy now. Mrs. Short Yes. of eourw. hut It ju will ever hear of It.-C'hk-ago Ne?r Ho iron laffclldsnfo? as Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup will cure a Cough or Cold ot onto. Conquers Croup,"VhooplnJT-t'ouch and Measle Cough without fail. Mothers pralso It, Doctors preecribo it fr Bronchi, tls, Hoarsenoea. Grippe, Pneumonia and Consumption. It ghc-a quick, euro results. Prh-'o.SSctB, He fuse tho dealer's substitute j ) h not as pood. Always cures when others fait. Dr. Hull's Pills euro Constipation and Liver TroublM. so pill, to CU. Trial box, s tU. Esasfe. - - c w Gough Svrup LATE LITERARY NEWS. Give Me a Rook. 31vo mo n book, Lol sad and dun, Each pleasure fades beneath the sun; The loves of Kuto nnd Caroline, The friendship that was yours nnd Tho cloth of dreams our childhood spun. Time scowU upon the faco of Fun ; Ono thing is left wo loved long syne The oiion page, the printed lino. Give mo a book. What though the world nbuso or tiliun, Open a bcok content is won; Jtetween two rovers Btlll wo tlnd Quiet of. heart and oaso of mind ; Cumrnde and comforter in one. Give mo a book! Thcodqsla Garrison, in Truth. The supplement nccompnnying tho October Truth is n reproduction from ono of Mr. Percy Moran's flno canvases, entitled "Tho Trying Place." Tho 'Moraii Girl" is an attracttvo spool, men of femininity at nil times, but tho young womon who figures In "Tho Tryst Ing Place" is oven moro rharming tliim usual. The-nutumnal grays nnd browns of the original picture, and tho delicate coloring of the girl's faco, are reproduced with great fidelity, and the nicturo is ouo of the most artistic uvor preeonted to the leaders ot Truth. Haphazard Quotations, is a most romnrkablo collection of quotations and anecdotes, gathered with n raro under standing of thodomnnds of "every-day" man nnd woman. Kucli quotation flashes out ns n question nuswored or n want rolized. It is a book to carry ns h companion upon n day of life's journey. Announced by Elder & Shopard, Sun Francisco. Booka of Naturo-loro are enjoying a vogue hitherto unknown in Amcticiui publishing though such hooks have nevor been wholly absent from American publishers' lists. It is true, however, thnt never beforo have thoso books been writen so nbly or published bo attract ively as now; nnd to this combination of facts must tholr popularity largely be attributed. John Burroughs has recent ly completed his "Squirrels mid otlior Fur Hearers," devoted to llfo hislorioa of small fur-bearing mammals, nnd illustrated by fifteen drawings in color alter Atipubon mid n frontispiece of a fox's head, from life. Squirrels, chip miink8, woodchucks, rabbits, innukrnts, eto r are the animals described to" thu number of fifteen. The work will bo published, on September -!), by Mobth, Houghton, Millliu&Co. A very notable nnd timely project is begun in tlio October number of Scrib tier' Magazine. There is ono factor in tho Far Kst of greater importance than ItiiBHian, and just nt this time the series of seyoii papers on "Hussla of Today," by Henry Norinnn, will nttraot the wid est attention. Thin series ol articles on Russia is founded on a trip taken re cently especially for Scribnor's Maga zine, and It included u .journey over tho great Trana-SItierlnn railroad, with abundant opportunities to inspect tho lifoof tho people in Siberia, Beware of Ointment J for Catarrh that Contain Mercury as mercury will Btirely destroy tlio hciifo of smell and completely derange the uholo Hystem when entering it through the mucous biirfnces. Such articles Hhoiild nover be used except on proscrip tions from reputable phyBicliins, ns tho damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly dorive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. .1. Cheney it Co., Toledo, 0 , contains no mercury, and is taken intornally, act ing directly u)oii the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, In buying Ilall'u Catarrh Cure bo sure you get the gen tiino It is taken internally, nnd made In Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney A Co. Testimonials free. Sold by Druggist", price 7ficior bottle. Hall's Family Pills are the best. Two Pictures of Roosevelt. "Santiago, Jul v 23,1898. "Dear Mr. Secroretnry: I am writing with the knowledge and approval of Gen. Wheeler. Wo earnestly hope that you will send us most of the regulars, and, at any rate, tho cavalry division, includ inir the Itoimh Itidors. who aro as uood as any rognlnrs, and three times as good an any elate troops to Porto Uico. There are 1,800 effective men in this division; if those who wore left behind were joined to them, wo could laud nt Porto Rice in this cavalry division closo to 4.000 men who would lie worth, easily, any 10,000 nntional guards, armed with black powder, Springfield or other archaic weapons, very respectfully, "Theodore Roosevelt." To tliis isolent insult to tho brave voiing moil, in tho field Secretary Algor font the follow ing reply : "Your letter of tho 23d is received. Tlio regular nrmv, the volunteer army and the Hough Riders have done well, but I suggest that, unless vou want to spoil the. tffect nnd glory of your vic'ory vou make no invidious compariBons. The Kough Riders are no better than other volunteers. They had an ad vuntnntngi) in their urins, for which they ought to bo very grateful. "It. A, Alger, Secretary of War." This correspondence allows up Col Reed volt in the light of an arrant swag gerer, devoid of all soldierly iustlncts and carried away with his own conceit. Atlanta Constitution. Dr. Bull's Coutli Syrup con juers croup at once, curt the child, and thus eaves many a lift. Mothers need not fear that dread Jul dlttMne. if thev have this reliable remedy at hand. It is sold by all drug giaU for 2i cents. PaMure for hint week were 301 in the United States azahiBt 167 last year, and 18 in Canada ugainst 2 1 last year. " " A Minuter Mistake A city mluistor was recently handed a notice to bo read from his pulpit. Ac companying it was a clipping from a I neWHpaiHJr oourmn iiuiiiiioiiniiur. im i clergyman ttartwl to read tho extract and found that it legan: "Take Kemps 1 Balsam, the Ut Cough Cure." Tills was hardly what he had expected and, alter a moment's hesitation, he turned it over and Mnd on the other aide the matter iutended for the reading. 3 Italy, Muiiila and Havana are baying American Iron and bUmI. oja.trai'oatJtii-. mtsiiiiiitikriitminrtmirimiriMm ywiMjliltt 3&V I W k rJl ill ii I1! Tho Klml You Hnvo Alwnj-s Bought, and which lifts heen In uso for over 30 years, ling horuo tlio slfrnntnro of S? ,i- nnd hns been nindo under Ills pcr- Cs jCs(r?j'fZ,f fionnl supervision slnco Its Infhncy. Vow; -tMcSuM Allow no ono to dccclvo you In this. All Counterfeit, Imitations nnd''Just-ns-good"nro hut; Experiments thnt trlilo 'with nnd onriniiRcrtho health of JnfunlH mid Children Expcrlonco ngnlust Experiment. What is CASTORIA Cnsiorhi is iv harmless suhstltuto for Cnstor OH, Pnro fjorlc, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Plensnnt. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nnrcotlo KUhstmicc. Its ngo Is Its guarantee. It destroyn Worms nnd allays Fovorlshncss. It cures Dlnrrhoju nnd Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and I-'Intulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stouiiu-h and Bowels, giving healthy nnd natural sleep. The Children's Panncco Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears tho CkZA&$M The KM You Haie Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THE CCNTAUIt COMMNV. TT WEXEESX Provisions and Grocefies We keep a full stock of fresli provisions and groceries. We give our patrons the benefit of our careful buying. Your orders are promptly attended to, and goods deliverea to your order. Your patronage solicited. Harritt & 'Lawrence, OLD KHTOET1CE TODAY'S MARKET. PonTLAM), Oel. r Wheat vn ley CCc to61.'c. Walla Walla, 65065. Flour 1'ortland, beat uradeu JL'.DO 0 13.40. Graham '- CO. Onte Choice White -lOQllc, groy 31) I0n per IiuhIioI. Millutuff llran, $14 50; tihnrtt), flO.OO w Timothy fl2Qi:i nor ton. Onions l.Wi for red 1.35 for rlllvei ikliib. Potatoes 10 to 65c per Back Hutter lK-Ht dairy, 'J5:I0; fancy creamery, 45 to 55c. Store -'5o. !10. Kggfl Oreiion, fresh 25c. Poultry Chickens, f!l 00 toll 50; hens, T3.5U to 4.50; turkeys, live 13 to 1 If. Mutton DreaHod, (IW to 7c per pound. nous ueavy cireesea it to o,c. IH'ef Steers, f 1.50Q1; cowb, $303.50; dresned beef, (I to 7c Veal I)reed, 8 & 8Jifc. for stnall. Hops 2fas8o, for 181)0 croit. VJH4 to 1 lo for now crop. Wool Valley, 1 l15c jKaateni Ore Kon, 1021!!o; Mohair, 25. Hide Green, salted 00 lla. 7 QSc; undor CO lbs, 7K8tf ; shoop pelts, 15 20e 8ALBM UAIIKBT. Whwtt 58 jouiid8 nnd over, 50. Wool, 13 to Klc, Mohair, 25c. Hops 11 to 15c OutH 35 to3(ic. liny Halud, elmat, $7; timothy, f 10. KKl?8 20 to zi-o. Flour In wholesale loti, $2.50; retail 3. Millstuffs-lirnn, $13; ahorte, $14). IIoKa ProiwtMl, IJYc. hive cattle Ktc-cra, 3Jf ; cows, 2f to l. (3 Sheeiv-$S&3.50. fireseed Veal 7conts. llulter Dairy, 1520o; creamery ,35c. Poultry 1'itt Iioiib per lb.,7; sprint? chickeni per lb., 7c. Potatoes new, 30c per bushel. Apploa 2JSe. Tlie Groat Hook Maud Itouto lias just Inaugurated it weekly pcrtonally conducted tuiirlst car service between the Pacitlc vxmhI and points Kast in coti llon wun tun icio untmie western nun Denvor A Itlo Grande and Illinois Cen tral Itys. lly leaving Portland on any Saturday moriiliiir via tlio O. it. A N. cnnneutioii can be made on this car ut Oden, or by leaving Portland on any Thursday ouniii"i;, via the Southern Pacific, con ucctien can be mnpo with this car ut Sacramento. Ask your ticket agent about this car or write to A. Iv. COOl'NIl, General Agent, Portland, Oregon. 9 2d tf OA6TOXIIA. k Ben tha ? lk8 Kled Yw Haw AlAars Eaijb Satooa for Sale. A xood BalfKin business, bar and fix tures, stook of llduom. leave on buildimr. etc, in town of Woodburn, for Baleoheaii' .Must to sold to settle up estate ot o. Itrtik, deceased. Address or call on Kllnger & heck, Salem, Oregon. 8-28tf. Ilirvrit Moon Is with us, and so are all the varieties of the fine vegetablus Biiah us you tired to lay in lor winter, also tun ttocK oi firat-class groceries. OOd liUA.NBOK & llMAS. Pratt Declared Why devote all your tinio reading the lloer War and the ( tho Gold Fields of Alaska? There are othor matters o vital Importance; you may make a trip Kast. and will Haut to know how to travel. In order to have the bestscr. vice, use the Wisconsin Central Ity.. between Kt. Paul and Chicago, rot rates and other Information, write Jas- A Clock, Genond Agent, Portand, Off. CASTORIA For Iufanti and Children. The Kind You Hays Always Bough n iHf ii uikiifitStinmaifi'i'ftitiifrt-i n" 1 If in. Siguaturo of MUHBAV IPltT. HtWrOdll OITV. QKOrJKIlY ROCKY MOUNTAIN SCENERY BY DAYLIGHT Daylljlit Stopover at Macara Falls. Through first class toiialstah'oporfiom Pnclllo Coast weekly for Chicago. Boston, Now York, nnd other eastern points, via Kio Grande Western, (Great Halt Lake Itouto) Denver k Kio Grande, O H I & V nnd IIIIhoIb Central to Chlcags, connect ing in tho Un'on Depot with Michigan Central's similar car for points east. For particulars call on oruddress f.ocnl Agents or, H. II. Tnoiinuu., Com'l Au't. 111. Cent. It. II. 8 Otf 142 Third St., Portland Oro WARNING Hunters or othor persona nre horoby forbidden to enter or trespass upon any part of our farm premises. Gno. II. CitotHAN, 1C, M. CltOIHAN, F. I.KVY, 0-20-0t Mits. Nancy Claiiku. Wheat Bought and Stored By tho Aurora Roller Mills Brunch olllce and warehouse 181 Trade et. between High and Church streets. Buckwheat ami oats bought ut highest market price, FRED P. HURST. 7-27-tf dAw s Heavy water tight shoes for men and boys. High cut, best makes, lloots and Rubbers for La dies and children. Cheap "as any in tho city. Repairing neat ly nnd promptly done. : : : Jacob. Uogf 1)5 State Street. OT Hops and iiopsupplies 60 and 62 Stale street. J OSTEOPA THY In Sulum and Albuny Dlt. GUAQK AM.MHGHT. graduate of American School of Qiteopathy. BAI.BM Momlay, Welnesday and Fri day ; hours, 0 to 12 a. m ; 1 to 4 :80 p. in. Olllce over Weller'e grocery. ALUANY Tuesday, Thursday and Sat urday; hours, 0 to 12 a. m; 1 to 5 p. in. Olllce Albany. JIcll wain building. Main St, tor acceptable Ideas. State If patented. THE PATENT BECORD, Q v-n. HO. Winter im i Wasliingto'n's Example Leads us to toll tho truth about our hatchets Wo didn't cut down nchorry troo with them, but anyone can do so. Well mado, of good steel, cnrofully tempered, thoy will cut and cut a long timo without sharpening then sharpen easily. Handles of equnl quality to that of thu Btool, i itffe R .M. WADE &. CO. im ISHBr SALEM a mf I UvKvu ' "When Greek Meets Greek" troubln lipirlim. lint ivlion n rami mnnlp a shirt, collar or cuff dono up nt tho Sfllntn Htnmn T.nmirf lin bnnua I tinf nit of Ills troubles in lluding tho right spot iu iinvu ins linen none up uavo ccnscit, for von can't match tho work dono here III tlltn tnwn. r.nmii!rtr wnplr la nti. buaiii088, ami wo make it our business to do work such as no other laundry can compoto with. Salem Steam Laundry fj COLONKL I. 01 MRTEAD PltOriUEron. DOIIOCS I). OLMSTKAU, IOIl. Phono 411, 2150 Liberty Street. A Hurry Call for the Plumber Ih always answered bv us nronintlv and with ellluiuut workmen. When your pipes leak or your closet bocomon ob structed, your faucets won't work, your lurnnco needs cleaning, your roof leaks or anything in the plumbing line that is to be done In small Jobs or large con tracts, you will always tlnd tia prompt ami export, ns wolf as liberal lit our charuu. BARR&PETZEL 214 OOMMUItOIAL STKEUT. Telephone 2J71. STOVBS (EzzZ -"' o STB1NBR &l BBRGBR I UO elTA-TIC ttTHICICi' No Flies on Nor is there any flaw or blemish on the work we do, either in plumbing tinning or repairing. We lead on everything in the. way of first-class work in our line. Wffl Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty T, S. BURROUGHS, PHONE IBM Salem Soap Works Tjie projiriotor of the Suljwn Soap iVorks has theco oeratinii of the under signed dealers. CousiimerH who desire a llrst-class soap will Encourage Home Industry By ordering Salem-made soap from Mrs. II. Huffman, Ii. Magulre, F. X. Albright, Golden Itiile store Stelner A Co, II, Keugehauur. James Shautx, Alex. Dane. L. A. Deragish, Allen ARowyrwix, J. Hewitt, &u'Hgo A Held, 31. T. Kluemaii, 0. M. Kiipley, j no rair utore, W. L. Wade, Yokohama Tea Store Damon Bros Names cf oilier merchant will he added as arrangemeiitsare made. The German IWarket Will be found nil kinds of mpat and the host of sausage. FBEE DELIVEBY. All bills duo tho late firm of Welt & Mlestio mm t be pall Wolz & Zwicker 171 Commercial Bt, ' ' lir ii'yilfiUi'lf jCjI wMw OREGONS LITTLE BO.PEEP LOST HER SHEEP Hut no Jjno' need worry' about rrtitton this time ofTtho year, if thoy can -.t 'lalnty and dullcloiu Spring lamb lo an ppotir.iu nnd tiourishing Sumro. r meal. Wj hnvo everything in choice meats, an 1 a'l.lho delicacies of tha sea son in both colli and smoked nicnU thnt will i ' it o most critical opicuio. tE, C CROSS SALEM OR. 7 L ' . The Report Has Gone Abroad That ono of the woild's trrcntest choin- ists has declared over his own slgnaturo mat good iintiors, well invilowcu ami aucil, are a hlcssltnr to mnukiml when tued with discrimination, (lood liquors ngo, tnoro'B tno run." n anaKo spearo wero allvo and a citlzon of Salem ho would tinhpsltntlnulvrecommoud vou to Ilogem for f)uo whiskies, brandies, wines anil conuaiB. J. P' Rogers 2I8-222 Commercial Struct SOT Wholusalo and Itetnll. - T a X... i II . coiTtOnT "" iktl ffiafMSfl Prepare for Winter 13y buying a new stove or having the old 6ne relined. We' have a large assort nient of Heaters and Steel Ranges which weoflerat low prices. Repairs made, pipes sup plied and stoves set up on short notice. Your patron' age solicited. a Hot Stove . loa STATE OT WASHING MADE EASY The Dewey . Wasliirjgr Maclilne This machine ji a now ono made on scientific iirluciplos. It is guaran teed to give absolute satisfaction After a thorough trial no family would dlspeiiHo with one. With the nee of the Dewey, the horrors of wash day will disappear. This ma chine will Wash Clothes Perfectly Clean No hard work about It. Easy to op urate. The manulacturgrs will lmuk up every claim made for tho ma chluu. The Dewey Washer lias won two first premiums at State Fairs: at Lincoln. Neb, 1800, and at Salem, Ore., 1000. Sold at Salem by It. M. Wade A do. Correspond with or call on Ambler Young MauliWurers and Salemen, ,Mt. Angel, Oregon. WiiMi MluMuMiiii liiu'im li i.Mit WAKTIBID """ b,Naw today advortlBements t ,r linos or. loss In thle column Inaer .'.U Ihroo tlmea for 2Bc SOo a'wesk. il.OO per month. All oVer four lines nt aamo rnto. RIIV A HAMP Oneoflho most dtil- lem;(oof nine-room house with bath roem: fruit tret$: smalt gardta scot; barn; no dust; finest view In tlio city, without exception? four blocks front the court house, tow pried;, easy terms If desired. Apply at the JOURNAL office. -- fc.n - i i niiii ii. mnfii-ii FOIl SALE. Fresh high grado Durham cow with calf. Apply W II. Enaan, Brooks, Oro. 10 4 Im I'OK ItfclNT. A good farm, on renson- iiuiu icrms. j? or particulars owiuiru of, K. Orclghton, 1 block west of North Salem Kchool. 10-4 lm CIDEK mndo for Farmord In lots of 50 f canons or moro.Brlng your apples and iitrrols, and wo will do tho rest. Gideon Btolz, Oidor & , Bottling Works. Mill and Snmmcr street. , 10 6'dO WRE88 CUTTING 'SOHdOK Opened at room 7 Gray Block. A perfect sys tem ot drees cutting will bo taught and satisfaction guaruutocd. Lessons not limited. 10 3 lmo IIAVING-Decidod to go East, I will sell all my household goods at my salo October 1) next, llvo mlloa south of Salem, on tho Barkor farm. J. L. Wagoner. 0 3 Ot LOST Small clasp pockotbook contain ing fuu in goiu. DRiuruny evening while trading in Salem. Milton Brown, Llborty, will pty tho rownrd. 10 3 3t WANTED Woman to cook at Goodalo hoarding house, corner of Tvfblfth and Oak streets. 10 2 tf FOB BENT Flno Btock and grain farm near Bnlom for cash or grain. Apply to Fred Hurst, Salem, Or. 10 1 tf FOB BENT. 80 acres farm land, good houso and outbuildings, with running wator year round. Cash" rent. For terms address, Win. Whito, Stnytou Oregon. 0-20 lw PEU80NAL. Oharlea Diets, fathor ot Louis V. DIotz, klllod in first bnttlo of Philippines, can learn something to his interest by calling at this office 0-20-tf . FOB BENT A neat flvo-room cottage with basement. Good well wator. Apply to A. Schrlebur, 424 High St. OJltf FOIt SALE OB TU ADE. For good land. A six room cottage and two Iota on Asylum avenue, at tho store. Apply to J . O. 0. WImor. 0-10. 1 mos.. FOIt SALE. 50 hoad flno heifer calves, also 5 flno cows. John O. Estes, at Sheriff's ollko. 0 17 lm BUGGIE8 ATCOST. Wohavo a fow top buggicB left which wo will for the next ID days Bellas follows, 2 BogtiUr 1 115 bugglou for 1 15, 2 regular $75 bug gies for f55, 1 regular $i0 buggy for 100. 1'ohlu it Bishop. U-23-tf WANTED To buy King apples, now Is tho timo to sell, also to sell fruit grow era tliolr eaoka lot- (tried Irult, eltiior jute or cotton. II. S. Gilo & Co. OOt FOUND On Ghomokotn street, n black barred lawn bunting waist. 0-Otf BO YEAnS EXPERIENCE iit f mil. tll.leit auann f or ectirlnir Datenta. I'fttnnla taken thruuiih tluim A Co. reJra Hctal noUct, nllliout chante. In tho Scientific jnncrican Ahandaomlrlllniitrftt1 woeklr. iJirgeit Hr. ruiallim nf anr elentlBn Journal. rtrnu, S yititrt (nur mniitbn.il. 0014 bjriill nowadoalera, MUNN&Co.3G'Dfd New York Hranch omra. irJ6 Y HL, Waihliwlon. 1. 0. SALEM LODGES f. 3 W. -w. Halctn Camp No. 118 DK.7JJ0, In A. O. U.Wi hall, Btalo lm. lildg. I'. 1). l'runtr, 0. 0. W. A. Moortu, clerk mocm OTcnr rriaar aver. room IS, Moore blk KOKICSTICK3 Oir AMURIOA Court tilicriroot Forvai Ho IV. Ucu Kilday nlKhti In Tumor block. John M. Chaw, c. It. A 1 Hrowu Hooy, U-n-lyr For Sale Situated on thu rod hills a few miles, south of Salem, consisting of 100 acres well improvod, tho very best land for p runes, wheat or grass. Good buildings. Offered for salo for enn month on easy terms. Inquire ut thu Jouhnal. olll to Hulem. 0.'-'7td A GOD-SEND TO THE WOMEfi The Harrington Washing Machlno la u God-eond to women, enabling tho most delleato female to do n large wash ing with little or no hard work. No Moan Diikai) or Wash Day. Thu ma chine weighs four pounds takoa up very little room, will last many years, and will do more work and better than any Two crank or lever machines. Jfjou buy a Ilarriugton, uso It thirty days, and uro not perfectly well eatls flcd, hrlag it hack and get your money. I have taken the agency for Balem and Marion County, and require some competent persons (Ladies preferred ) to sollult hi city ami county, to whom lib era i iuducomeuts will be offered, II. B. Holland, Ofllco Salem Flouring Mills Co, lOUtf CAl'ITAL, L'UV . Express and Transfer Meets all malt and passenger trains. Baggage to all part of the city. Prompt eurvlco. Telephone No, 851. 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