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Newspaper Page TextMMttMllMttMttfitf&ll&tMkaf4&a w n mto ffsag B$autifuIM! Bfllair makes beautiful ISIomen NKWnilO'S HERPICIDE MAKES BEAUTIFUL HAIR, because it d strays the deadly mlcrobo nt work TiTi i " luiiiiiB "nir initios- s bio, nnd promoting; a thick, luxu n5t,5rowUi tof lal..hicrcn!mg tlm owner's good looks fullylOO percent. It will alio can your father, brother m. vim,Xjl'!l!"t$ toUil&w. or U works rourielf , then you wm luroljr recommend lit. For $le at all Flrst-Clus Dny Storti. O. C.'T. Go's 1'ABaHNttfclt HTKAhililt POMONA JL AND If altonA LKAVE8 KOIllOlirf,AND . bally nxcept Huniltiv nt 7 n in QU10K tlMK AND OJIICAP lJATliB. l)ok bitwoon Hlatn nud Conrt Bta. M. 1 HAMJWIN, Aont. Hayiland 's. Pfiififl n:l amve V;Illlia.0 Two viapes in plain white, and three decorat ed; Ranson and Josephine de signs. t We have-now the complete me of all pieces. 8 1-2 inchplain white plates $4.00 per dozen. Tea cups and saucers plain white, 3.10 per dozen. Abo nice line in odd pieces for painting. Come and see the entire line, and prices. Store open un il 8 p. m. Ex 'cept Saturday. Yokohama Tea Store Phono 2111. Free Delivery. A. OCIAL NEWS AND VIEWS Miss Etna Prico, returned from a few days' vIbII In Portland. Mrs. George Patterson, of Kola, has gono to Nebraska Oity. Nob., on n visit T. B. Kay, Mrs. Thou. Kay nnd Mra. 0. P. Bishop went to Portland this morning. Miss Lidla Willett went to Albany yesterday to attend tho funeral o! Joseph Kendall. Mr nnd Mrs. L. D. Pettyjohn will lonvo in n few daye for Maruhllold where they will ninko their future home. Mra. O.J. IlammeH and daughter of Sacramento arrived tlila morning for a visit with Mr. and Mi p. Frank Bowcrsox. Miss Etta French, who was hero on n weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. N.J. Judali returned home Sunday evening. Mrs. S. H. JesBup, Dr. Arthur Jessup and Mies Elh Funuell returned from n few ilaya visit iu Portland Sunday eve ning. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Wynne, of Cot tage Grove, are in the city visiting Mr and Mrs. E. 0. HolBlnger boforo tho lat ter leaven for New Mexico. Mrs. Helen Dearborn and Mra. Ame lia Miller returned from Albany this morning, where they were In attendance at tho Woman's Foreign Mission Branch meeting. Mrs. Lewis StiiiBou and children, Mrs. Colonel Oliiiateud, Misa Olivf Skipton, Mies Bertha Kh), Mrs. 0. Parmouter, 0 D. Gabrielsou and Frank Wrightman went to Astoria this morning as delegates to the A. O. U. W. grand lodge. PERSONAL. II. Squires has gono to Spokane. A. A. Jesadp- Bpent Sunday iu Port land. A. Klein has returdod from Southern Oiegon. 'A, F. Moody went to the Dallea this mornirii;. W. II. Edwarda, of Itosedala, hai gono to Salt Lake. W. II. Byura started for Gawliwr via DruliiB last night ou a surveying trip Uuclo Lowla Pettyjohn la wrioiuly HI at hid home In thia city and owing to gt hia case la considered seriuua. M. W. Kennedy, Tony Motsdian, and Frauk Powers of Portland who wore hero over Sunday visiting friends, ro turned home thia mouilug. itto Gripe? PbM . Or discomfort, no Irritation of the in testines -but gntUf, prowpt, tUoroutn healthful ofwnilng, when jou tate ws Otto Krauso, Hon. JofI Meyers, Dr. Will Allln, L. T. Roynolds, Dr. E. A. iiorco, iraiiK Holmes, Dr. II. 0. Kploy and wife nnd Mlsa Kli in Wollor wm Portland tills Morning John twi,,, en . lodny and ronnr?m7,?9lnt,, dty Shaw TllnT " "eH3 800tl t In ti,oro 0 Vj?"""0 n0WB0" ...B .. U10J, t 4Ai Q g wnt9 pound and oats nt S3 to 35 cents per bushel. l N. P. Stearncs and B. 11. Hast, of Mil lorvlllo, Mo., have been In this conn. iyiurmow nays looking over land. Mr. Bast has purchased tho Kelly farm, four miles north of Salem. Tho visitors havo returned to their homo, uiKing samples of fruit nnd other pro ducrs, which advertise tho wondorfut productions of tho Wlllametto Valloy. Mr. Unst expects to return with his family in nhont 30 davs to ocetmv bin larui, miii mt. steams will come to Ore- gon as soon as ho can dlapoeoof hia farm In Missouri. DrJi 1Dull's. Cough Syrup Is a remarkable mtdiclno. A dry. tickling, hacking coiigli. tlio warning that constunntlnn inrL-u near, needs noothor dortorbut Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. It positively cures throat and lung trouble. OASTORIA. Bar the m Kind You llata Alrtays Bough? Signature 2 , SV7 . -JT f af&r&&Jte IIlii hltti for a Iluiiil, Iu u little town or village In Glouces torshlro there Is a church which contains the mortal remains of one of the old Crusaders. In niolderlng ef llgy he Is depleted on the tomb, while by his Bide In cold oloquonco Is Imnged the form of his wife. It Will be noticed, by even the cnminl observer that the female Image Is bereft of one of tho hands, nnd the story runs that the Crusader, while lighting in the east, was mndo n prisoner of war and brought before Sahulln, who, before executing Judgment upon him, asked him If there was any reason why he should not be put to death. To this the knight icpllcd that he was but young, nnd would leave n newly weddeil wife, who would bitterly mourn his loss. "The love of woman Is ns a lleotlug breath," letorted tho sultan. "Your wife will forget that you have ever lived; she will love again and marry uuother." To this the sad knight could only reply flint on her fidelity he could rest his soul. "Well, then," replied Snhidlii, "I will promise on my oath as n soldier that If this man's wife will cut off one of her hands nnd scud It to me I will Hct him free to go to her." By tedious nnd slow Jour ueylugs tho message came, nnd she, In all pIlcotiHiiesH for lilin who was her lover and her lord caused her baud to bo cut off nud scut It to the sultan, who kept lib) word nud set tho Cru sader free. Notes and Queries. A AVondiTful Hint. One dny a wonderful bird tapped nt tho window of Mrs. Nnnsen's wife of tho fumous arctic exploier homo nt Chrlstlanla. Instantly the window was opened nud In another moment sbo covered the llttlo messenger with UIsrcs nud caresses. The currier pigeon linil been nwny from the cottage UO long mouths, but It had not forgotten the wny home. It brought a note from Nnuson, stntlng that nil was going well with him nnd his expedition In the polar region. Nnnsen had fastened u message to tho bird nnd turned It loose. The frnll courier durted out Into tho bllzzardy nlr. It flow like nil nrrow over a thouKnnd miles of frozen wnste, nnd then sped forward over another thousand miles of ocean nnd plnlns and forests, nnd one morning entered tho window of the waiting mistress and delivered tho message which sho had been awaiting no anxiously. Wo boaat of human pluck, sagacity and endurance, but this loving little carrier pigeon, In Its homewnrd flight, after nn absence of SO months, nccoin pllshed a feat so wonderful that wo can only glvo ourselves up to the amazement nnd admiration which must overwhelm every one when tho ma velous story Is told. Atlanta Constitu tion. Ilrimlilnpr a Ocrliy lint. Somo men will buy two or three black derby hats n season, and thoo will alwnya look rusty and old. Other men will buy uot more than one n your, nnd that will never lose Its deep and brilliant gloss. "I'll tell you why It Is." said one of tho host dresser in town tho other dny. "It Is because one uinii brushes his lint with a stltT bristled whisk, and the other rubs his softly with n pleco of woolon cloth. The felt of a hat Is such u dellcnto stuff that a stiff whisk applied to It has pretty much tho effect that n currycomb or n rake would havo on n suit of clothes. It wenrs the nap off, exposing the baro gray foundation Iu short order. "A piece of woolen cloth, rubbed over n hat with a circular motion that conforms to the grain, domiu't rub olf the nap nt nil, but koepa It lustrous and firm nud of good color. I buy one $2.50 hut a your and rub It each morning with a bit of Manual. I guar antee that It outlasts three $f hats that are raked and scraped with whisks ev ery day." Philadelphia Iteoord. An Hxtrnurilliinr)- lulnuil. In the bay of Plenty, New Zealand, Is ono of th met oxtrttordluary Is lands in the world. It U culled Whlta Island nnd consults mainly of sulphur mixed with gyjwuui and a few other minerals. Over the Ulaud. which Is about thrw milt In clix-unifer nc and which rUe between MW and IXX feet above the . float continually an Ihiuh'UB? cloud of viMor attaining an elevation of 10.000 feet. In the eenttr Is a bollluif lake of acid charged watt r oovorluK fW ctm and aurrouuded with blowhole from whU-h atcam and ml pliuroiw fnuuti are emltud with great force and uolae. With care a Unit be navigated ou the lake. The milpln from White Island r very pure, btw little effort baa yet been wade to pro cure It systematically. ju.r Wixr i ht. "Voti niwat not thluk. yuunic man.' said the corn fed (ihllunopUer. "tlmt a young woman doesn't kn anythlmr JUBt b9atkl it has a habit of axkiui fOdlWt flUMttouK thai vlve you t eUatm to fmpart iuronutloB wttto i iuperior air." liMltonauoll Pre. um European Nuns Come to America. Nmv Yomc. Oct. 8-A congregation of ' in I . . ,rorf,ot,,nl Adoration nro l0 fl1 to nrrlvo l.oro from Antlworp --. incy cauio to enter tlie convent t rrpoUml AdorntIon ftnded .t Wa9,,,n8to by Mr.. Thomas Ryan of I CUy' U, wlfuo'tho street railroad magnate Tho total cost of tho instltu Ion has not yet been estimated hut Mrs. Ityau has alrendyglvon $100,000. It was intenJed that a tomb ahoidd bo con structed beneath tho altar, but tho neaitii ollicora would not a nw It. Tim nuns will go direct to tho convent. Tho congregation will consist of six cheir nuns nnd two lay Bistore for tho prcBont. Later a novitlnto wilt bo, opened. Al ready sovoral applicants havo. petitioned for tho privilege of entering. 0 this convent willto tho only ono of its kind iu tho United States. Tho order is not moro than fifty years old, and waB founded bv n- Beluian ladv. wno is tlio buporioreas-Genoral. According to the pra'ctlco of of tho Sis ters of tho Perpetual Adoration, two of thorn nro constantly kneeling, day and night, before tho altar. Tho only labor to which thoso iiuhb dovoto themselves is tlio making of vestments and niter ornaments. In Europo a largo dowsr la required to eu'or tho order, as tho nuns receivo no compensation whatever. Many women of noblo birth join tho ordor. Tho nuns nro cloistered, and may leavo tlio convent only to rescuo a dying soul. " Killed at Tacoma. Joseph J. Kendall, of Albany, was struck by a train near Tacoma, Friday, and wnB taken to tho Fanny Paddock 'lospital nt Tacoma, where ho died Sat urday morning at 0 o'clock. Joseph Kendall was horn in Linn county 35 years ago and mndo'his homo In Albany for many years, whero ho was highly ro Hpecieu oy an wno Knew mm. no was a membor of tho Masonic nnd Work men lodges of Albany, nleo of tho Broth erhood of Railroad Fiemen. In tho lat ter two ho carried Inaurnnco policies to tho amount of $3,500. Mr. Kendall has beou employed as engineer and fireman on this coast for a number of years and whb acting na fireman on tho work train running out of Tacoma". DeccaEed leaves a wife and two chil dren. Tlio funeral took plueo in Albany to 'ny, tho Masoniu and Workmen lodges in cnargo, anil too romnins were laid to rest iu tlio Mneonio burial grounds. ' Dr, null's Couch Syrup Is unquestionably tlie most remarkable remedy ever producod for tho euro of throat and lung troubles It hah cured thousands, and lias done wonders in many eases of incipient con sumption. Lock Your Doors. Salem Bcoma to bo harboring n professional burglar and pooplo would do well to oxoreiso caro iu fastening their doors nnd windows nt night, A couplo of nigiitB auo BOino ono tried to enter tlio house of It. J. Fleming on Oliurch street about 2 o'clock iu tho morning. Mr Fleming heard him hut supposed it waa n young man who stays in tho houso. Lnter ho effected an entrance into tho rcsidoucoof Dr. J, A. Richardson, two doora south, and carried off tho doctor's trowvora with $15 in the pocket. Ho was heard leaving tlio house, nnd 'tho trousers wore found next morning near by. Nothing but tho money hud been takuu from them, To-Mjht and To-Morrow Mint. And each day unn night during this week you can uot nt any druggist's Kemp's iiulrium ror tlio Throat and Lungs, acknowledged to bo tho most successful remedy ever sold for Coughs. Croup. Bronchitis, Asthma and Consumption. Get a lxttlo to day and kcop It always In tho house hj you can chock your cold nt once Price 2T)c ami oOo, Sam pie hottlo free, cod&w Three Licenses. Marriage llconsea were issued ou Sat iirday to May McAalllater nnd Itobert Crum; Nelliu McCIuro and Goo. V. Haynes. Anothor was issued thia morning to Jofephino Winkelman and Englebarl Slice, W. II. Winkelman acting as wit- HUSH Beware of ointments for Catarrh that Con lain Mercury aa mercury will surely destroy tho senso of smell nud completely derange tho whole eystom when entering It through the mucous surfneea. Such articles should never bo uoed except on pre!rip tiona from reputable physicians, as tho damage thoy will do Ib ton fold to tho good you can no'sibly derive from thorn. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney it Co., Toledo, 0., contains no morcury, and i taken Internally, act ing directly upon tho blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying HuII'b Catarrh Cure bo Hiiro you get tlio gen uine. It is taken internally, and made iu Toledo. Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free. Sold bv Druggist', prico 75e jwr hottlo. Hall'u'PamiFy Pill nro tho beat. Bound Over. J. B. Underwood, tho Turner livery stable keeKir, who had his preliminary examination beforo Justice O'Dodald, Saturday, on a charge of Belling liquor without n liiom-e, was bound oor to the circuit court, which tneeta Monday, iu 200 bonds, which he furnivhed. Boyn. Cough? Dr. BoJI'a Couch Syrup will euro a Cough or Cola at once. Conquoru Croup,VhoopIng-CouKh nnd Moasle Cougn without lull. Mothers pralso It, Doctors proscribo ib for Bronchi tis, Hoarseness, Grippo, Pneumonia nnd Consumption. Ib gica quick, Hure results. Price, 25 cts. ItefusoUio dealer's substituto ; it is nob as (rood. Dr.Biciirs Always cures when others fail. Dr. Dull' PUU cure CoMtlpatlon nd Uvr Cough Swim t I ZZZ iliOM EiKlQ mvinm AM'gclnblcPrcpnraltonror As similating IhcFoodnndncula linjj HicSloinnclts ondBoATOla of Promolcs Digcslion.ChccrfuI nesa nndRcsLConlalns neither S)iuru,Morpliinc norIutcraI. otNaiicotic. JkrtpeafOldDrSMtUELNrClF'.l Jmtplw Sent' MxStruut Iluia$orutieJlata Sugar Apcrfccl Ilcrncdy forConsdnn Uon, Soup Stomach.Dlnrrhoca Worms .Convulsions.Fcvcnsh ncss nnd Loss of Sleep. rncSimilo Signature of NEW vomc. i maaiBEsmsBEHm, i m m iT rfti j EXACT COPy OF WRAPPER. 'fctas Provisions and Groceries We keep a full stock of fresh provisions and groceries, give our patrons the benefit of our mrpful hiivimr orders are promptly attended wuici. iuui pauonage solicited. arritt & OM POHTOKFIOK TODAY'S MARKET. Pohtun-p, Oct. 8 Wheat vn ley COe to(i2c. Walla Walla, 65G5). Flour P tland, beat gradeu 2.l)0 0 I3.40. Grnhnm 2 60. Oats Choice Whltu -100 lie, grey !W -lOo M3r bushel. Millatuif-liian, JM 50; Bhorta, $1(1.00 liny Timothy 1121 por ton. OnioiiB l,.'j for red 1.35 for Silver Bkius. Potatoes 10 to 55c per pack. Butter U,.t dairy, 250110; fancy oreamory, -15 to 55c. Store 25c. 110. ERgs Oregon, fresli 25c. Poultry fitokons, $3.00 to 3,50: hens, $3.50 to .1.50; turkoys, Hvo 13 to lie. Mutton Droned, (ltf to 7o por pound. iiiKP uuuvy uressea u to ojjc. Beef Stcorf, $1.60(31; cowa, $303.50; dreeaed btot, 0 to 7o. Voal-Dnw ed, 8 8H,c. for small. Hops 2uJ8c. for 18IW crop, 12J to Uo for new crop. Wool Valloy, 1 IQlGcjKaatern Oro gon. 1013c ; Mohair, 25. Hides Green, palted 00 lbs, 7 08o; undor 00 Iba, 708) ; ahoep pulta, 150 HALKM MAIIKRT. Wheat 68 jiounda and over, 60. Wool, 13 to 10c, Mohair, 25o. Hopa 11 to 15o Oats 35 toSOc. Hay Baled, cheat, $7; timothy, $10. Kggs 20 to 22)tfc. Flour In wl.oleaalo lots, $2.60; retail $3 Millstuffs Brnn, $13; ehorta, $14. Hogs Dressed. 13e. Live cattle Steers, 3!tf : cows. 2) to $3 Sheen 1303.60. Dressed Veal 7 cents. Butter Dairy, 16020c; creamery ,2flu. Poultry Fat hens ier lb.,7; spring chickens por lb., 7c. Potatoes new, 30o por bushel. Apples 25c. One Insane. Mlaa Ida Sapp, of Umatilla county, lias iKien received at tho asylum. The Latest Yarn. A Pittsburg drummer tells this now yarn; I always carry a ltottlo of Kemp's Balsam In mv urin. I take cold easily and a few doses of the Balmim al ways makes mo n well man, Kvury where I go I Bpoak a good word for Kemp. I tnko hold of my customers I take old men and young men, and tell thorn confidentially what 1 do when I take cold. At druggists, 26o and 50c. 4 CASTORS A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bough Bears tho Signature of ?&i Saloon for Sale. A good sahion business, bar and fix ture, stock of luiuora, leutH) on buildinK, etc, in umu of Wood burn, for salechuap' JIiiitLo add to settle up wdato of H. IWok, dwMWHwl. AddruBS or oall on Klingitr A Bck, Mtm, Oregon. 8-38tf. OAMTOKIA. iU 9 " "" ,,aw '3f, "" P(4 Declared Why tiou an your nine reading the How War and tho Gold Fields of AltMtU? TLrn are other matters o vital liHiortaiiee ; you may make a trip Kant, and will want to know how to travel. Innlr to have the bestser- vim, uw the Wisconsin Central Ry., I ItttwMM Hi Paul ami Chhsego, For rat and other information, write Jan A. Clock, (intend Agent, Portand, Off. OV. IVQZIXA. Bunth 6!IUtB of osm h n ii vitiri For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Use For Over Thirty Years THE CINTAUn iOMPANlf. NCW lOKH CITY. We Your to, and goods delivered to you Lawrence, aitOOKKY ROCKY MOUNTAIN SCENERY BY DAYLIGHT Daylight Stopover at Ma jar a Palls. Through (1 rut dries toualatBlcoperfiom Paclllo Const weekly for Chicago. Boston, Now York, and other eastern train tH, via Uio Grando WoBtern, (Groat Halt Lake Icouto) Denver & Bio Grando, O It I A P and IlllnoiH Central to ChlcagB, connect ing in tho Union Depot with Michigan Central's similar car for points oattt. For particulars call on or address Local Agents or, B. II. Tiidmiiuix, Com'I Ag't. III. Cent. It. It. 8 Otf 1 12 Third at., Portland Oro Wheat Bought and Stored By the Aurora Rollor Mills Branch ofllro and warehouse 18 1 Trade at. between High nnd Church streets. Buckwheat nnd oats bought at highest market prico. FRED P. HURST. 7-27-tf d&w Slides For Winter Heavy water light shoes for men nnd boy a. High out, best makes. Boots and Rubbers for La dles and children. Cheap ai any iu tho city. Repairing neat ly and promptly douu. : : : Jacob Uogt 05 Stato Street. Mops and Hop supplies 60 and 62 State street. O ST E OP A T HY In Hulum und AHHnv DR. GRACE ALBRIGHT, graduate ol American School of Osteotuthy. SALKM-Monduy, Wednesday and Frl day; hours, I) to 12 a. in; 1 to 4 :80 p. in. Office over Wellsr's grocery, ALBANY Tuefday, Thursday and Hat urday; hours. 0 to 12 n. in; 1 to 6 p m. Olh.o Allmny, Mcllwaiubuilding Main St, The Great Rock Llaud Route has Just iiiaugtiratwl a weokly personally coniluotiMf tourist ear servlcw between the Pudtlo coast and points East In cau tion with the Uio Grande Wutaru and Denver A Rio Urnndu and Illinois Cen tral Rys. By leaving Portland ou any Saturday morning da the O. R. A N. i-onnvetkm oau be made on this oar at OgdtHi, or by leaviuv Portland ou any TTiurwIay ifiii evening, via tno eoutnem rueitic, eon ncstion oan be mae with this ear at SasrauiBnto. Ask your tket agent abutthU wr or write to A. IL Qquiw, ' Genarat Aueiit, Portlund, Oregon. V 2(1 tf m m I Bears the I Signature Lyi I f i ah Washington's Example Leads us to toll tho truth nboutour hatchets o didn't cut down ochorry treo with them, but auyono can do so. Well mado, of good steel, carefully tempered, thoy will cut and cut a long timo without 6liarpenin then sharpen cnslly. Handles of equal quality to that of tho atoel, m& r .M. WADE I CO, SALEM OREGON v$S$' 2SS& WHAT'S THE USE Of buying oxpenslvo linen, and thon taking it to somo cheap priced, infill cient laundry to bo ruined by careless methods and blenching compounds? Bettor patronlzo n laundry which doos honest work, wiibIicb clean, Irons with out Bcorchlng nud leaves you content payB in tho long run nud saves worrl inont, Wo bespeak your patronago bo caueo wo know wo cau nfford you Batis faction. Salem Stfiam Laundry COLON KL I. OIMRTKAD momiBTOII. noitOUH D. 0LM8TKAI), MOH. Phono 411, 2JW Liberty Strett. A Hurry Call for the Plumber la always answorcd by iib promptly and with ellloioiit workmen. Whon your pipes leak or your closot becomes ob structed, your faucota won't wt rk your furnace needs cleaulmr. your roof haks or anything In tho plumbing line that Ib to uo none in Binau joua or large con tracts, you will always And us prompt and expert, ns well as llboral In our charms. BARR&PETZEL 211 COMMEROIAL STREET. Telephone 2371. SSSS-' ttMfER Pi 'STO VB3 yjnri. 1 1 STJB1NBR St BBRGBR IUO TA'1'1C HTmClCT Ho Flies on a Hot Stove 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. Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty T. S. BURROUGHS, PHONE tJtZJ. IBM Salem Soap Works The propm tor of the Salem Soap rV'orka Imn thoro operation of tlm under signed dealers. Consumers who dwdro a first-clans soap will Encourage Home Industry By ordering Malum-made soap from Mrs. 11. Huffman. L. A. Deraulsh. B. Magulru, Allsn .viioworsox, J. Hewitt, Huvage A Bold, M. T. lUiininaii, O. M. Eiipley, The Fair Store, W. L. Waia, Damon Bros. F. A. A I Ibriuht, Golden Btilottort Ktelnor A Co, II. NeugebiUier. James Shanu, AUx. Dhiih, Yokohama Ihx Store NamM cf othsr merchanhf will aildwl as arrangements are made. he The German Market Will Imi found all kiwis of meat and the best of sausage. FREE DttLIVURY. All hills due tbe laN fir 0 Welt A Mletstko mint Iw pfcl Molz & Zwicker 171 Comiueroial St, s.. sgepy n 1 1 1 tq-tnt-g LITTLE BO-PEEP LOST HER SHEEP. Bufno.onolnood werry: about mutton thlMjmo ofltho year, If thoy can jrot 'lainty nud deliclout Spring lamb lot nn itpiwtuiiig nnd nourishing Summer ruonl. Wa hnvo ovorything In choice meats, Ami nH.lho dcllcncloa ol tho Boa son iu boUi ifcth nnd Bmokcd meat that will i ' tlio moat critical epicure. :E C CROSS SALEM OR. The Report Has Gone Abroad That ono of tho woild's greatoat chont Ists has declared over his own Blgnnturo that good liquors, well nlellowed and aged, nro n blessing to mankind whon iibcd with discrimination. Good liquors 'ago, thoro'B tho rub." If Shako spoaro wero allvo and n citizon of Salem ho would unhesitatingly recommond you to Ttogors for llilo whiskies, brandies, wines nud cordials. J 1 P' Rogers 218.222 Commorcir.l Street Wholesale and Retail, txr Prepare for Winter By buying a new slovc or having the old one relined. We have a large assort ment of Heaters and Steel Ranges which we olter at low prices. Repairs made, pipes sup plied and stoves set up on short notice. Your patron-' age solicited. 102 8TATE ST WASHING MADE EASY The Dewey Washing Machine This inaoliliie Is a new one mado on seltuitUTe urineiples. It is guaran teed (0 giro utMOliite satisfaction After a thorough trial uo family woubl dlsiHiUHe with one. With the ute of the Dewey, the horrors of wash day will disappear, Th s ma uhlno will Wash Clothes Perfectly Clean No hard work about It. Easy to op erate. The mauulaotttrers will back up every claim made for tho ma ohlnu. The Dewey Washer II us won two first premiums at Statu fairs: ai i.uuioiu, neu . mw, ami at Salem, Ore . 1000. Sold at Salem by it. M. Wade A Oo. Correspond witii or turn on Ambler Young Muuiifauyirew ami Salesmen, Sit. Angel, Orttgou. VHMHBraillWUlult WAlSl'TIBiD rNow today ndvo't,8Gmotita four linos or leas In thia column InsertacS throo tfmos for 2Ba., OOo a weak SI. oo por month. AH over four lines at eaino rate. R1IV A IIAHP One of the most dcsl DUI A nurnq rablo locations la Sa lem; food nine-room house with fcsith rwm: fruit trees; small garden scot; bant; no dust; finest view la the city, without execution; four blocks from the court lions'. Low eric; easy terms If desired. Apply at the JOURNAL, office. k. FOR RENT Five furnished rooms nnd basement sultablo for general house keeping. Call nt S. E. cornof Marlon and Commercial BtreolS. 10 8 3t STRAY HOG. Black bow with while feet, over 1 yoar old, found Jn my corn field, held for dnmaaes. If not claimed beforo Bovomlnys will bo sold according to law. T. DoLOng, Morn ingnido. 10 3 Ot WANTED A lot of green apples for drying, by Fook Sang & Co. Will pay cash 50o por hundred for hand, picked and -lOoper hundred for shaken down fruit. Apply nt tho Old Vinegar Works on Oottago and Trade streets just ncross the Mill raco on toft hand side. 10 8 lm WANTED Girls to writo your descrip tion for a first-class mnrriago pnpor free. Gentlemen's "ad" free with, a thrco months' subscription nt 26 cents. Address, Special Club, Box 231, Sa eom. 10 8 tm WANTED Flrat-clasa linrnessmnkor nt Shafor & Co's., State street, Salem. 10 8 H FOR SALE. Ono or two young, fresh milk cows. Grndo Jersey. Porfectly uontlo nnd no faults. Mra. J. P. Boaty, Chomnwa, Or. 10-8 3t , WANTED. To buy second-hand flt heavy single harness, nnd light road cart. Willnmotto Hotel. 100 tf WANTED. Plnco for a 12-year old boy to stay nnd go to school. Address "R" caro Journal. 10 0 3tt WANTFD A Btnall Btoatn boilor not ovor 4 horeo powor. Call on or addrcaa Geo. E. Dny, 181 Commercial St. 10 cat WANTED Hustling salesmen to sell lowelry assortments. Insuranco bo lisltors proforrod. Send for particulars. Add rots, Merchants Exchnngo Co., Iowa City, Iown. 10 0 2t FOUND. A Lady's capo. Loaor call at this olllco nud prove ownership. 10-B-tf FOR RENT. Ton nores garden land, lj miles enst of asylum. Good houso, barn nnd welt for irricntion. Thirtr thousand Hufatntor seedling biggest borry In Salem market, atater, Salem. w. o. uui 10 6 ltno FOR HALE. Freah high nrado Durham "cow with calf. Apply W, II. Eagan, Brooks, Oro. 10 4 lm FOR RENT. A good farm on reason able tonus. For particulars ennui ro of, R. Oroighton, 1 block west of North Salem School. 10-4 lm CIDER mado for Farmers In lots of 50 gallons or more.Iirlng your apples and barrels, nnd wo will do tho rest. Gideon Btolz, CIdor A Bottling Works. Mill and Snmraor street. 10 5d0 DRlCBdUTTINGSOilOOL. Opened at room 7 Gray Block. A perfect sys tem of dross cutting will be taught and natififnctlon guaranteed, Lessons not limited. 10 3 lino HAVING Decided to go East, I will soil all my household goods at my sale Octobor I) next, fivo milos south of Salem, ou tho Barkor farm. J. L. Wogonor. 10 3 Ot WANTED Woman to cook nt Goodaio boarding Iioubo, corner of Twelfth nnd Oak streets. 10 2 tf PERSONAL. Charloo Diets, fattier of Louis V. Dlotz, killed in first battle of Philippines, can learn something to Ida interest by Calling nt thia ofllco. 0.20-tI. FfJiTliENT A noat flvo-room cottage with basement. Good well water. Apply to A. Schrleber, 424 High St. 0 2ltf FOR BALE ORTRADE. Forgood land. A six room cottngo nnd two lots on Asylum avenue, at tho store, Apply to J. O. O. Wimer. 0-10. 1 mos.. I'OR SALE. 60 head fine heifer calves,' also 6 fine cows. John 0. Estes, nt Hiioriii's omco. v 17 lm BUGTeSAT COST.-AVoTiavo alow top buggies left which we will for the next 15 days soil as follows. 2 Regular $05 bugglos for $45, 2 regular $75 bug gies for $55, 1 regular $80 buggy for $00. Pohlo& Bishop. 0-28-tl tf A"Nt"E DTo'buyKlrigapiiloo, now is tho time to sell, nhjo to sell fruit grow ers their sauks for dried fruit, eithor jute or cotton. II. ti. Gilo A Co. rm tTJutfD OiTOhumokota street, a black barred lawn bunting waist. 0-Otf SALEM LODGES -. jr. vvr. w. i, US. MeaU oTorr FrltUr toiv elem Camp No, , dh.70, fu A. O. D, Wt hall, Bufo I. 1), I'nmtjr. O. O. W. A. M room 10, Moorua bit a lus. LUllf. Moorea, clerk H-01-HC3T1CKS Oi JVMJCWIOA. Court Bhurttootl Korett Nn. 111. UmU Vrldnv nlsliW In Turner block. John II. (Jtutw, U,n. A. U broa Boor. ti-17-lrr CAPITAL, ClfV Express aad Transfer Meets all mall and passenger trains. Baggage to all parts of the city. Prompt service. Telephone No. 851. DISQUE A IIOMYER I . 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