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AclffeasaiityimdAvitptfy:
Cleanses the System
Gently and Effectually
when bilious or costive.
Jivscrtts in, the most accptalleotm
the lajcatire principles of plants
AtOH't to act most 6eieficia(y.
TO GET ITS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS
BUY THE GENUINE MANF'D. DY
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUPCO.
SAN MANCI3CO,
CAL.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
NEW YORK, H.Y.
for "I by Jrvffufs prlt SOt per kottlt.
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O. C T. Co's
PAtttJUNOKIl BTKAtbUII
POMONA
altonA
LEAVES MOW I'Olin.AND ,
Daily except Bunday (it 7 a m.
QCICK TIMK AND CHHAP 11ATKH.
Dock botwcoa HLato ami Court bts.
H. 1'. HALDWIN, ABnt.
c.
'Come and see us for cheap
(Crockery and glassware. The
assortment is too large to men
tion it in a small space like
this. Clips and saucers, 65c,
set of six.
The entire line of enameled
ware will be cleared out at
cost price. Come and get
what you need, you will find
it cheap.
Yokohama Tea Store
Fhoito 2411.
Froo Delivery.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Y. M, C. A.
Rev. John Parsons will speak at the
' Men's meeting Sunday afternoon at 4
o'ciock. peciai music uv urcuesiru,
All men are invited.
at ST. Paul's ciiujicii,
at 10:30 Dr. Scovoll will preach on "The
Christian as a Witness," and at 7:30 on
"The Plurnblino." Prof. Coovor has
been engaged to sing at both Sunday
services hereafter.
FIUST 1IAITIST C1IUU0K.
Preaching at 10:30 A. M., Sunday
school 12 A. M., Young Pooplu's Meeting
fl:30 P. M. Echoes oftho annual meet
ing of tho Baptist Sta'o Convention hold
this year nt Tho Dalles.
CIIKIHTIAN SCIKNOK,
Salem church of Christ Scientist, 201)
Liberty street. Services at lt):.'IQ a. m.
(and 7:30 p. in. Hundays aiid every Wed
nesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Sub-
cci oi lesson sermon, "j.voriasiuig
runiHiiinuni."
PKNTIIAL CO.NCIItKflATIOVAl. CllUltCll,
niimr lilt 1 1 uml I'urrv HtrmilH. 1 11
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,Xwjlondereon, pastor. Preaching tomiir
row at usual hours; subject at 11 n. in.,
'M mistering muiiidneh: Mwieci in
'7:3H p. m, "Instruments with which
fife's Work is Done."
I FIUST ritBHIlVTUtltN.
1 H. A Kettdium, pastor. Preaching
ervicoaat JUitfOa m. uml 7:30 p. m.
iTitxtuf morning Btiniinu Isaiah 21:11,12
Tim pastor will givo brief reports from
the late meeting t Prei-bjlery at
Vftlurwiih, uml Synod ut Portland huMivl
i evening Bdriuou. "Are j ou ihmuj i
Mirnionmr KmruAi.
I Jrtm Parsons; Fuatnr N-rvIuisat 10
i A. M ami 7; :vi r. u, miuj-tl oi
(umliig Herni'iii, " I he It 'Ui nf tl I.
till ..f ilm Kvi'iiimr i.'illir urnl Nie
uliikiiini I'mldler" Sunday N"KW
oi 1:1 M. and Ewrth I.ngiieat '.) P.
svJiK bieeial iiiiimio bv Uie umr l "i
aWttil hv Prof, r-rameno Holey
W. U. T. u.
v Four ".clock meeting nt tin-nanus wi
!mrl mreet adilriruil liy Uov. Ui.i-r
Thus lay night Pr K I!. laiUurt uf
Kuetln will til-rum nijHisoi no
Tlv" MmiiUy Oit W, He v. mj
ulinurnl rurimiHi wn iwinru. n-i-n "i
lietm fKmlT8 art i'i tli liel l lor omey
nr Pn-HlilHIit.
Pnr Pri'Hideut.
Knew What She W About.
iMotber Miss Catcbi'in lias a lovoly
rolce, aud you know It. Why did ou
her to sing for Mr Itlchfullo?
IDauBhtcr (after Mr. Hlcbfello) See
gut mirror In front of the plana?
iJYes,"
iWell, Mr. Rlcbfello sits right In
rie where be can &ee ber face. She
tfeoka like a whitewashed chimpanzee
rben she sings." Pearsou's Weekly.
p unoouselona Dlaolple,
ITrottijr It's a favorite amusement
fWBong the eastxirp fakirs to twist them-
Ires Into soma muscle straining.
Tmre racking, bono crapklng posture.
IMIss Rlvalton Isn't It funoy bow
odd oriental Ideas find disciples
Here?
alter What dq you meant
Milss Rlvalton-lteallr. baven't you
rer seen Maod Wayuppe play golfr ,
irper's Batar.
fa'IfriiliiHa,
SALEM IN THE
SOCIAL WAY
The Week Was Productive of Severs! Cither
lots Credlutle to Their Orlfliuton.
Tho past week has been given over to
musical enjoyments in greator degree
than uBual. Besides the reception to
tho new pianist of the Colin nf Mn.l.
thero wore the pianola and orchostrello
concerts evory evening at tho Hotel
Wlllaraotto parlors, whlcli attracted
numbers and on several evenings almost
nmountou to a crush.
Tho olaborato and largo affair of tho
week was tho Holvoteon-Sroat afternoon
reception at tho spacious Holvorson
homo on ChomeWjla street. Wednesday
was sixth wedding annlvorsary of Mrs.
Sroat and Mrs. Holvorson decidod to
commemorato tho event of her daugh
ter's marriage In a becomim? manner.
Tho houso was richly decorated in fall
follago and flowerB, roses predomlnntlne.
Tho hallway waB n mass of. autumn
leaves, tho parlors woro dono in tho
gaily colorod Virginia cteopor, tho man
tle was a mass of ferns, while tho dining
room was ornamontcd richly with Oro-
gon Bwoot'briar, with its myriads of
red clustered berries lightod with ruby
wax candles. T'io ladica wero not as
sisted in receiving, but Mrs. Cusick,
Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Dodd, Mrs. Biggor,
Mrs. O. Krausse, Miss Lou Uirsch, Miss
Mnudo McKay and Miss Cos)or liolpod
entertain tho largo number of guests in
tho parlors, and Mrs. Morse, Mrs. Honry
Meyers, Miss Genevieve Hughes and
Mrs. Thos. Caulleld helped servo tho re
freshments. Music was supplied by
Prof. Mallard on tho pianola, furnished
for the occasion. Tho entiro recptlo.i
was a great success throughout and won
much praiBo for tho lair hostossou, thu
music especially being u great treat, us
many of tho guests had never seen or
heard the instrument, aud nt ilret
did not know thnt it was not somo tat
ented porformor they wero listoulng to
and when told it caused universal sur
prise.
Mrs. A. N. IJueh has won new laurels
as nn elegant entortalner by several very
clover little gatherings shu lias arranged
to glvo during tho week, in honor of a
visiting friond, Mrs. Warren Trultt, of
Idaho. Mrs. Trultt is Hit old friend of
several Salum ladies and n brilliant so
clety leader in the capital of the pistcr
state, here lier husband is clerk of tho
United States court. To afford her
friends nn oportuiiity to meet Ms.
Truitt during her stay in thu city, Mrs.
BiiBhgavoa Welch rarebit on Tuesday
ovening, nt which there were present :
Mayor and Mrs. Bishop, Mr. and Mrs.
Thlelsen, Dr. and Mrs. Hyrd, Mr. and
Mrs. A. T. Gilbert, Mr. uud Mrs. E.
Hofer. On Thursday at 1 o'clock a ta
bio luncheon was given from lto3p.
m. Tho dining room wan tastefully
ornamentiHl with pink carnations and
ferns. Besides tho guest of honor there
wero present: Mrs. Gecr, Mrs. A. T.
Gilbert, Mrs. Cartwright, Mrs. Frank
Hughes, Mrs. Bean, Mrs. Gatch, Miss
Bush and Miss Huglios. An elaborate
monu was served.
Carlylo Denton, who lias just returned
from nearly three years in England, put
in his time nt tho Royal Academy of
Music in London. Hero ho had tho
training of tho piano master, Oliver
King' pianist to tho Marquis of Lome.
Ho was under Alfred Burnott and
Emilo Sauret, two of tho most celebrated
violinists In Europe. Ho was also under
W. S. Hoy to, tho organist of tho Royal
Albert Hall, London, for pipo organ.
Ho was also under other famous spec
ialists in technique, and comes back to
Oregon with tho finest equipment for
imparting instruction that can bo
gained abroad in tho length of timn ho
has had, Ho cornea back to ppend his
life in Oregon and will mako headquar
ters at Portland. If ho cau get pupils
on tho piano and violin ho will spend
tw o days nt Salem each week.
Liberty Couutil, Order of Pendo,
entertained its fi lends Friday ovening ut
iho hall on Sfatu btrrut, with u musicul
and literary program of great excellence,
and ft nice lunch, I'ho affair was one of
tho pltmsiiutttst of the season and was
greatly enjoyed by those fortunate
enough io bopreiout
y's
Future.
The fond mother dreams great dreams
of baby's future as she holds the sleeping
little one in her arms. Hut the dreams
will rover come true unless she has
given him a strong body and a healthy
mind, Children dm In hosts, or live to
struggle through life- feeble of body and
dull of mind because the mother was
uufit physically and mentally for moth
erhood. Women who use Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription endow their chil-
!i . a. -V.JIa hm1 liHi.lit amltta-laS
R uSeS TmoBth; TduTy tTrfw to !
child tne advantages oi a iicuiur uuut
and mind. A weak or sickly woman
cannot do this. " Favorite Prescription"
makes weak women strong and sick
women well.
Mr. Orrin Rlile. of VamBinz. Daqa Ca.Wli..
write "I Jue Uto IntemUoB La write to you
ever aJuce mr baViy wai bom la rtjaid to what
your Favorite rreacrijitloa ' bt doae for roe. I
caniiet praUe it eooujh. let I lure nU Sea t
well for fire rear aa 1 now am. In July Ut I h4
a laby bar. :M II pouiuU. atxl I wa(OB hck
a abort tfaie, and aistc 1 get up have u4 bad
ooe attk day I have sat had aay wob Wuufelc
alnoe I gyt up. I waa net ealy MtrprUtd myaetf
but all l ray ftlci here arc aurprUcd to ace
toe to well."
Dr. Pierce's Pellets cure bUiouaueaa.
riMUna
Alt. and Mrs. II. K. Sargont, who
liaVo been in tho city visiting at tb'o
homo of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lunn re
turned yesterday to their homo in Port'
land.
Mr. and Mrs. Al.AVilson, of Portland,
who havo boon vUltlng Mrs. Wilson'B
tnothor Mrs. M. J. Starkey, roturucd
to their home this morning.
Mrr, L. S. Mayer, and sister Mlor,
Hortcneo Levy started this morning for
Soattlo.MisB Ernestlno Lovy accompany
ing thorn as far as Portland.
Miaa Jeanotto Brown, Mies Lulu
Southwick, MissEdith Hawloy, and Mrs,
S. U. Dyer aro homo from their ranches
In Lincoln county.
Mlsa Hallio C. Thomas, toaclior, in
Park school went to Tumor last night
tor an over Sunday visit with .her par-
onts.
Mrs. V. 0. Looney, who has been
hero visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Roland,
has returned to Jefferson.
Miss Mamio Wado, of Seattlo who has
boon In tho city visiting Miss Spong
has returned homo.
Miss Mnudo Wheeler, ot Silverton,
has roturned homo nftor several days
visit in tho city.
Mrs. E. T. WeaUiorred, of Portland,
Pan American Commissioner for Ore
gon, is fn town.
Mrs. John W. Mlnto, cuino up from
Portland last night and will visit Salem
friends.
Mrs. P. P. Diibuey, of Portland, is
visiting at the homo of Mrs. E. E.
Waters.
Miss Riches, of tho Asylum forco is
visiting friends at Turner,
Mrs. 0. E. Caulleld
Portland friends,
is the guest of
Mrs. W. T. Gray
friends,
is visiting Portland
Prof, .fames Huff of Hlhorton was n
Halom visitor today.
1). C. Miuto, and A M. Smthwick
are homo from Silclz.
Dr. Mark S. Skirt is liomn from a
business trip to Portland,
Ulley D. Coopiir, of Independence,
was u Salem vlnilor today, ,
.1, S, (irulmin, principal of North
school went to Portland hut night.
LouIr KiU'lo, Mel Hamilton, J. G
Wright mid .1, I). Leo wont to Portland
this morning.
Pmf. A. W, Miie, caino up fiom Gor
vais last night for an over Sunday visit
with hii family nt Liberty.
llov. Ronald McKillop returns this
ovening ou tho overland from attending
the annual gathering of tho denomina
tion hold at Tho Dalles.
II. J. Workman and Fred Collins, two
of Marion county's well known fnrmors
aro in tho city toduy nnd report ovory.
tblng In their section progressing.
Arthur Glover, for many years a
ro'idont of this city where ho has been
engaged in tho blacksmith business has
gone to Pendleton. Mr, Glover will look
up a location nt Borne point in Eastern
Oregon.
PAKE HAIR
PREPARATIONS
Dollslr Ho Good,
But Often
Cause It to Fall
Out.
Many hair preparations aro "fako"
hecauBo they are merely scalp irritants.
They often cause a dryness, making tho
hair brittle, and, finally, lifeless. Dan
druff Is tho cause. of all troublo with tho
hair. It is a germ diseaao. Tho gorm
makes cuticlo scales as it digs to the
loot of tho hair, whero it dostroys Uio
hair's vitality, causing tho. hair to fall
nut. To euro Dandruff, tho gorm must
be killed ''Destroy tho cau so, you ro
movo tho effect." Newbro'a llerplclde
is tho only hair preparation that kills
the dandruff cerm, thereby leaving the
liair 10 glow luxuriantly.
mi mi
What Tip Do.
A man who lives ou an up town
itreet where the housen cost from $23,
300 up was surprised not long ago by
teeing a man kuown to all New York
ers who patronize a well known res
iiuiriint L'omlmr from u bouse several
I doors below hlu with an ulr of proprie
torship. This restaurant employee
stood ou the sldowulk for a few mo
menta nnd gazed admiringly nt bis
house uud then nt Its respectable
M'lghbors For many years be has
been connected with u certain New
York reatuurant as nn attendant, aud
his fees have been generous. He knew
nil Its patrons by name, uud his polltu
iicxs mid eagerness to render service
have made him well liked. Wouderlng
If this restaurant iitteudant, whom be
.new only by bis first name, could by
my possibility have rented a house on
llmt street, the old resldeut came out to
satisfy his curiosity.
, "Hello," he said. "What nro you do
ing up here'"
i "Good morning, Mr. Blank," said tho
restaurant attendant. "How do you
, like my new bouse? I have Just
bought It because I think that my fain
lly will like this neighborhood. You
are perhaps aware that my tips havo
Iteen generous for many years, and I
can now afford to live In this bouse
. very easily."
J Ills questioner bad no objection to
him as a neighbor, and he congratulat
I ed tho restaurant attendant on his
prosperity. The houso had actually
I been boucbt by tips, for Its owner's
MUiy Probably averaged about 1B a
wit;. .cn . -.
Ilia Advice.
"Is It bard to propose to a glrlY ask
ed the novice In affairs of the heart.
"Sometimes It's a good deal harder
not to propone." returned the man of
worldly experience thoughtfully "It
always well to I on your guard "
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for acceptable Ideas.
State If patented.
THE PATENT RECOHO,
BaJflaiort, Md.
THE OREGON HOP
GROWERS ASSOCIATION
And Board of Directors
Session at Salem.
in
The Orgsslzstloo Hear a Report oa the Book'
keeping aid the Wy the Affairs
Have Been Conducted.
Tho board of directors of tho Oregon
Hop Growers Association mot this litter
noon nt tho Liberty strcot ofllco of tho
association, Tho most important picco
of biiBlneaa that enmo before tho meet,
ing was tho roportofll. B. Thielson,
Uio has been employed by tho directors
to export tho bookB of tho association.
Mr. Thieleon mndo an oxhaustivo re-
ort showing tho affairs of tho naeocia
tion to havo lcon conducted, and tho
accounts kept in n buslnesa-llkomannor.
Considerable discussion of tho affairs
of tho association was indulged in. It
has been suggestod,that tho olllco of tho
nssoclAtion lioro be closed for a fow
months to savo expense, buttlio mom
bora of tho association do not ecom to
npprovo of tho Idea. Tno oltlco Is now
n sourco of information and n central
point to which tho hopjrowcrs naturally
gravitnto, and it helps to keep allvo tho
sontimont in favor of co-operation
among tho producers.
Managor Jits. Winolanley oxprosacd
himself as well pleased witli tho, work of
tho association. Though no pool hna
beoif. formed thls'season, as wns dono
tnst yeart yet tho oxistonca of the as
soclation has strengthened and steadied
tho market and holj)Otl to givo conQd
once to tho growers. In the matter of
supplies' tho association has caved a large
sum for tho growers this season both
directly and Indirectly. It has handled
a largo anountot supplies, furnishing
them to tho growers at tho smallest pos
sible cost, and this has also compelled
doalors to koep down to a cry small
margin, thus saving monoy for all tho
growers. Mr. Winstanloy thinks, how
ever, that the formation of small local
associations would help groatly to
strengthen tho position of tho hop
growers. Those small associations could
be moro easily formed and would per
haps take better with individual grow
ers, as thoy could havo greator relative
influence in tho management and could
oxorcl8o a closer supervision ovor tho
business affairs than is tho caso in an or
ganization extending all over tho state.
Leaks Stopped.
Tho leaks in tho court houso roof
which wero during considerable damago
letting in water which rotted tho timb
ers and spoiled tho plastering, have
been fixed by Knox and Murphy with
oxcoption ot a fow which woro not found.
Theso havo been revealed by tho recent
rains and will bo fixed.
To the Asylum.
Beatrice Hunnlcutt, aged 15, was
brought to tho asylum yesterday from
Lane county.
Good News for Our Resders
Who have scrofula taints In thulr blood.
and who bus not? Scrofula In nil its
i iuiiiiu to wissvu jj stvwi a iviuuiuiiuu
which thoroughly purifies tho blood
This disease, which frequently appears
in childrou, is greatly to bo dreaded. It
is most likely to affect tho glands of
neck, which hecomo enlarged, oruptlous
appear on tho head nnd face, nnd tho
eyes nro frevuently affected. Upon Its
first nppcaranco, perhaps in slight orup
linns as nlmnlao aAmfiiln alimtlil Itn nn.
tiroly eradicated from the system by n
thorough courso of Hood's Sarsaporflla
to provent all tho painful and sickening
consequences of running scrofula sores
wnicn drain tno system, sap uioBirongui
nnd mako existence utterly wrotcbed.
ICcuiiciiir,
"What's this?" exclaimed llie young
busbnud, refenlng to the iiii'iuorniidiuu
she bud given him "One ilii&'ii eg.'H.
one pouuil of iiiIkIiih. ii iioitle nl leuiou
nMuici. a tin "f ground Hnnnnioii inn)
biilf n pouuil of siigiii' wlin t do )iiti
IV HI) I With nil Itli'Kc lhlllg-4. HrlMidilV
"I" Kul n slab- lo.if." r-plliil lite
Uilii wife. "Iliitl I'm gimiK to wi'.'i'
'i) wiiiliin-.' H up Into n liH'iul piiildlng
I ii ! lei iiiiytliln;' go to mistc
Henry " -,1.011111111 I'uii
l)r- Wrll,
It Is ivoi I'lionsh Hun pi"ipli pli"H 1
bid: Ibi'j luucl Im ilnwtH'd "fii-'lr
th liiibli tliv-pur! 111 n buy ' .im
tin' nilWce nf I'litiiiiliiM to IiIh mui.
"rli'b. but nut Willi I;, fpi' (he miui. I
ofi pi'Di'liiliiii the umii." nnd 1 1 idtln
s Jiwi us itooil tiHluy us It HJN ftfll
itirt 11KD
In I.iicU,
"It's nn fun belli;: inurrlod. Mv wlf
is I'omlug to me ul tin lluie nnd 10k
ng rm iiioiii'j !" ,
"Yiiu'ie lucky! .1 lm K( s i'f
wlfi iilHiiyn fur liiuiii'yMvltffill vs 1
jiij'" It.iin." Well ' '
BrBulls
iCOUGH SYRUP,
enres ITackinff Conghs,
Boro Lungs;, lironchitls.
Grippo, Puenmonla and
an 8avero luntrauoctions.
Why then risk consump
tion, n slow, suro death ?
Tako warning I Act at
oncol Buy a bottlo of
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup,
a doctor's proscription,
used over 00 years, Prlco,
only !25 conta. Insist on
liavlng it. Don't be Im
posed upon. Rofus-a tho
dealer'a Bubetltute: it la
not as good aa Dr. Ball's.
lUlvatioa Oil cures RbaumalUtrj
Adtcs and I'alna. 19A2ScU.
HAIR BALSAM
iw aa4. WaatUVM laa UH.
ClMfiattsI
fnslBataUaf
laxBilAai KlwwH.
Jliir talla YouUful
fSB.A lull imud a kl:
Hmw
Ja41a la Snun Oray
1 11a zouiaiui tmat
lUful 1
M kilt OJuf.
lut,titlwu tmjxU
S3
use
for acceptable tittt,
Stato If pafestsA.
THE PATEMT RECORF
Bsitiewrt. Mil
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A irorgoous costumo flashod bonoath tho brilliant lights
of a ball room. Tho quoon of socioty is radiaut to-night.
Tho norvouB hands of n weak woman havo toilod day
and night, tho woary form and aching head havo known no
rest, for tho dross must bo finished in time.
To that quoon of socioty and hor drossmakor wo would
oay a word. Ono through hothouso culture, luxury and
social oxcitomont, and tho othor through tho toil of nocossity,
may somo day find thoir ailments a common cauBo.
Norvous prostration, oxcitability, fainting spoils, dizzi
ness, slooplossnoss. lossof appotito aud strength, all indicato
serious troublo, which has boon promoted by an ovor-taxod
system.
For tho socioty quoon and tho drossmakor alike, thoro Js,
nothing so roliablo as JLydin E. Pinkluim'a Vegetable
Compound to roatoro strength, vigor, and hapninoss.
Mrs. Lizzie Anderson, 49 Union St., Snlcm, N. J,, writes ;
" Dkaji Mils. PnraitAM I I feel It is my duty to wrlto and toll you how
crratoful I am to you for vrhnt your mcdlcluu ban done for me. At ono
tlmo I Buffered everything' a woman could. I hud Inllammntlon of the
ovaries, falling of tho womb, nnd loucorrhmn. At tlmca could not hold a
noodlo to sow. Tho first doso of your Vcgctublo Compound helped mo so
much that I kept on using1 it. I havo now tuheii six bottles aud run well
and able to do my work. I also rldo n wheel nnd feel no bad effgota. from
It, I nm thankful to tho Giver of nil good for giving; you tho wisdom of
iMRS-SAf I AH SWODCRl
s5000
REWARD
dcroiitcd wllb
TIip Illiin I'ntdl.
"This," Biild the innii who was show
ing the visitors nbout tho ofllco of tho
metropolitan dally, "Is the copy read
ers' room. It Is tho place where the
matter sent In for publication Ih boiled
down to the right dlmeusliius."
"Doesn't that make It wnrinV" gig
gled one of tho young women.
"No," be replied. "But tin.' men who
write tho stuff get pretty hot uwr It
sometimes." C'lengo Tribune
Dewsreof Ointments forCatsrrh Hut Coatala
Mercury
as mercury w ill surely destroy tho senso
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering It through
tho mucous surfaces. Kuuh iirticloH
should never bo used except 011 prefer! p
lions from repulablo physlulaiiM, us the
damage they will do is ten fold to the
good you can po-sibly derive from them.
Hall's Catarrh Cure, miiniifauturiHl by
V J. Cliuuoy & Co,, Toledo, ( , contains
no mercury, and is taken internally, net'
lug directly upon tho blood and mucous
Miufacos of thu system In btiyiuu Hall's
Catarrh Guru bo suro you gut tho gun
iiiuu It in taken internally, uud made
In Toledo. Oh. by V. J. Oliuiiey ft Co.
Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggist, prlco 7ta per bolllu.
Hall's family Pill nro tlm bout.
-U'ul LI nit um llio Wulla.
It Is unlawful fur 11 Chinese woman
to walk 011 the city twills of Peking,
but it Is an exerelse In uhlih the
Americans and KuropemiS Indulge
without object Ion upon ilnys when
tbey are open to the public.
The Uxcltemtni not Over
The rush to thu drug Hloru still onii.
tluu'iis and dally senrufl of people uall for
a Ik)Uho( Kemp's BhImiiii furtho'llinsit
and Lungs for tliuuuro of OiHighs, Cokls,
Asihuia, Bronchitis and CgntHimptiuii.
Kemp's Balsam, tho standard family
remedy, Is sold on 11 guarantee ami never
fails to givo ontlro stitlsfai'lfou. Price
2Sc HndWc. a
If You WUh to Travel a Comfort
Tako thu Northern Purine Itstlway
Company's elegant, now and i'unplil
train, tho North Coast Lfmllul "
The outllttingsand furnishings ou this
train Iwnu niitbing to bo dwtlrsl.
If you buvn usor travelnl mi this
superb train, it will surprue yon vtiih
its elegance, und it costs no nmro thsn
by otnur trains. IuattM Portland daily
2 p. 111. 10 1(11 -U
OAG1; O yLjA.m
fcMnta IK MM TK Ull Wt)t tJWjW
Bigsatira
tf
Doo't Forfet
When yon ara going East to tako the
best road. That means to go via the.
Northern Pacific.
Tills company runs two through vs
tlbuled trains dally betweon PerUand
and St Panl. leaves Port aud at 2 . m
and 11.30 p. m. 10 li H
! for acceptable Ideas.
State If patented.
THE PATENT RECORD,
BtiiiB.are. mo.
m
J
auring BUironnfr women, t recommend your mod
lolnu tb ovcry womuu troubled with any of theso
diseases.''
Mrs. Snrali Swotlcr, 103 West St,
La Porte, Ind., writes:
"Dkaii Mils. Pinjcuam: It gives mo grcnt
filcnsuro to toll you how much good Lydla Ii.
Mnkham's Vcgctablo Compound bus dono for me.
" I hod been n sufferer for years with fcmnlo
troublo. I could not how-but a fow minutes ut n
tlmo without suffering torrlbly with my head.
My back aud kidneys ulso troubled mo ull the
tlmo. I wns advised by n friend to tube your med
icine. I had no faith In It, but decided to try It.
After taking ono bottln I felt so much butter that
I continued its use, und by the tlmo I had taken
six bottles 1 was cured. Thoro is no other mvdlcluu
for me. I recommend It to ull my frleuds."
Owing to I ho fact thai pom aeptlrat
pol have Irum tuna to time ijikiiIoiici!
the cenultiMiaM of lho trttitnonUl Ittteta
wo at uHi'tantly publUhinif, w hava
the National Cur llault, if lynn, Mm , Sjmo,
wnicn win be pa'1' l ""r pcrauu who win mow mat me aiiovs
ttttlmonUla ara not genulna, or wrr piilili.htil licfnra obtaining
tliewrlttri'ipeclalperraluiun -I.yuiai I'inkiiam MsiiICImkCo.
ICuropn'M City of C'rlmr.
Tho Itiillaii city of Aitenn, Nltunted
about -10 miles from Home, Is known ns
the City of Crime. Ever since the six
teenth century ovory criminal who has
escaped from pilmm or done his time
has emigrated to Aiteuti, uml today
practically every Inhabitant Ih ii crimi
nal or the child of criminals. Every
family takes the low Into Its own
hands, nnd It Is repoited not n day
passes without imiiiy inufderH being
committed In too nticolH, Tho Italian
authorities havo now 1)01110 to look up
on Artcnn us IiujiuIunh uml reiunrk that
It In fur better thnt erliuluuls should
kill orlmtimls tliiin that Innocent per
sons should be their victims. It Is said
that on one ocrnslou when un murders
had been committed In thnt city In ono
day the fact wns iepoitd In one of the
Italian papers In the following turiiiH:
"Since our last Is lie CM lioiifs before)
there havo I won StS suildsu ileuttw In
Arteiia," uml 110 further notice of the
murders was taken or t-xpii-UMl.
Take Dr. null's Cnuih Syrup for all these
(nwiKyroinHiffitctlotiH tjevqrs golds, nlmi.
rlsy and gilppo-whfuh full and wliilor
brim; along. It Is tho greatest cure for
nruiwlilii ;iih nil throat uml lung
nfTiTlInns.
Ilr Uml IIKr,
It Ih related that wbnu the young
mail who Mfiwwnnl lifiiuie General
Prmnonl ran snajr with hiiiI jmtirii'd
Jwuilu, Tom llixitwu. the icn st stmatur.
miid turrlhle IhivaU of what Iw would
do to the yiiiiug iiihii lit Himld give
him rwasta und lnill-t ami lls. to nil
of which Mis. Itenton ipilHlly ritunrk
ed, "You had belter glv blin Jt-wili'.
my dear."
The lloinllett Mia la Salem
As wmII lib tlm IihikImiiikwu, iuk! olhars
nt IiivIUhI to mil uu any druggist
.tad (, frsfl u trial bottle of Kemp's
Ilulavini for tho 'J'hrnut and Lungs, 11
romody LlifiL Is guanuitcod to ourosnti
IkiIIpvo all Ulironle nnd Aeiite (Jouglitf,
AsthuiH, ItrouohlUs and Cwmump
tlon Prlno flftc. uml (Oa. ood.Vw
'llif (Ireat ltsk Maud ItoeU has
Just Inaugural! a nsekly ixTsounlly
conducted tHrlt mr wrvlce Iwtwi'en
the i'auille toast and noints Host in con-
'tion uitli tho Mo (J r a lido Western and
Demur A Uio (J ramie and Illinois Cen
tral Kys,
lly leaving Portland on any HaUtrday
MMKiilng da the U. It it N. connveUou
can taaiW on this ear ut Oaten, or
by leaving Portland on any Thursday
evtwlng.vla tho Southern Paelfie, con
nsetlon ean b$ mape wiUi tills esr at
feaaramente. Ask ymtr tkkut sgent
auoflt this ear or wrue to
A. K. Oooraa,
Oamiwal Agent,
PitfUaad, Orsgon. 1 W tf
Btuitk ylM mm THtw ttiiHBvStM
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
SCENERY BY DAYLIGHT
Dayitiht Stopover St Majara tails.
., T!'rouP" flrat c,nfis tonalst Bleoper from
Pacific Coast weekly for Chicago. Boston,
Now ork, nnd othor uaMorn points, via
Hlo Grnrdo Western, (Great Salt Lake
Koulo) Denver & Itio Grando, Q It I & p
nnd Illinois Central to Chicngs, connect
ing In tho Union Depot with Michigan
Central's similar car for points east.
i'or par llculnis call on or address Local
Agents or,
It. II. TnUMUtJU.,
, Com'l Ag't, 111. Cent. It. II.
8 Oil 112 Third Bt.. Portland Oro
aiLRU STBAI1 CLEANING
AND
Lndioa' and Gcnta clothoa
cleaned nnd dyed without rip
ping. Gout's clothes pressed
by iho month, also portlorn
clonnod and dyed, IlatB and
kid
giovos cleaned, uonts'
clothes relincd, robouud. ro
paired, buttons on. All work
neat, chenp and promptly
fin no t .
MHS. C.' li, WALKER. ' Proprietor
lUft Commorclnl St.
WASHING MADE EASY
The Dewey
Washing Machine
This mnchlno ia a new ono made ou
scientific principles, it Is guariiu.
teed to glvo nbsoluto satisfaction.
Aftur a thoromrh trial 110 fninllv
would discn8o with one. With! tho
itso 01 tno uowoy, tlm Horrors (oil
wasti nay will ilisnppear. Thin mii-i
chino will
Wash Clothes
Perfectly Clean
No hard work about It. Knsy to op
urate. Thu mnnulncturors will back
upoory claim inudo for tho mn
chlno. The Dewey Washer
Una won two lint promluma nt Btato
Fairs: nt Lincoln, Nob, lBtm, and
nt Falom, Oro., 1m. Sold at Bnlom
by It. M. Wado & Co. Correapoiul
with or call on
Ambler & Young
Manufacturers nnd flulosinon,
Alt. Augul, Oregon.
Shoes For
Heavy water. Ugh t'shoos for nion
and bpyo. llgh cut, boat makoo.
Boots and UubberH for La
dies and children, Cheap as
any in tho'clty. Hopalrlng neat
ly und promptly done, i : :
Jacob 1ogf
05 Btato Btroat.
Salem Soap
Works
Tho proprietor oj thu rjalum Bonp
WorkH lias tlioco operation of ilia under
signed dealers.
ConsuiuerH who desire a flrst-class
soap will
Encourage Home Industry
lly ordering Baltun-mndo soap from
Mrs. II. Huffman,
II, Mngvilru,
K. X. Albright,
Gohleii Hutu store
Btolner A Co,
II, Nuugubaiicr,
James Bhautx,
Alex. Dauu,
Yokohama Tea Btoro
L A, Dernglsh,
Allen Alluwursox,
J. Hewitt,
Havitgo A Hold,
M. T. Hineinan,
O. M.Epploy,
Tho Fair Btoro,
W. L. Wade,
Damon Bros.
Names i f othor
merchants will ho
added as itrruugcmgntsnrA madu.
O ST EO P A TI-I Y
In Mulum mid Alljuny
DH. GIUGE ALRUIGllT, graduate of
American Huliool of Oatob'pathy.
KALICM Monday, Wednesday nnd Fri-
day J hours, 0 to 12 a, in; 1 to iu0 i.
in. iimi't tivnr Wdllitr'H unvinrv.
ALIIANY-Tuusdny, Thursday and Sat
unlay; hours. II to 12 a in; 1 to fi p
in. Olllco Alb'iny, Moll wain building
Main hit,
INSURANCE
KIRK A hlvrON
Heslduut Ajuilits.
Flvoold rvITaiile uomixtiiliHi.
J ((Mini .1 over Tolupheno efflo.
Wheat Bought and Stored
By tho Aurora RolloMllls-
Branch ofllco and warolioiiao !( Trade
it. botweou High and Church strict.
Btiokwlisat ami oats bought nt highest
umrkut priee.
FRED THURST.
7-27-tf dAv.
? I .RVY Hte
i UU
State street.
Hew sure.
EW 9IVIV.
MM-y, l) JHsML: VI' "
O.K.
Manluanittrv
w eeaiseyonary
3ew Oominuraial s
isitry a eoinplute ttook el
smoking goods.
eai
falitMi and
lft line
'into
MJm
WANTED
..Now today adyei-tlaements four1
llrvea or, toss In tills column Inserted
thro tlmoo for 2Bo., 6O0 a waak
91.00 par month. All overfour lines
nt enmo rata.
RIJY A HOMP 06 of tlw swst del
lem: good nine-room home with talk room
fruit trees: small tardea seet; liars: so dust
finest view In the city, with oat excertloa
four blocks from the court house. Low wKe
easy terms If desired. Apply st the JOURNAL
otrice,
LA DIMS I innkoblg wrtgoa nt homo,
nnd want all to havo tho samo oppor
tunity. Tho work ia vory pleasant nnd
will easily pay $18 weekly. This is no
deception, I want no monoy and will
gladly Bend (ull particulars to all Bond
ing a Btnmp Mrs. II. A. Wiggins,
Denton Harbor, Mich. 10 20 3t
FOR SALE. 21 wothor Angora goats
iur enie. VM. U. UKOOKfl,
10-10-tf. Brooks.
WANTED.-GIrTrTwoman to do houso
work In n bmall family. All convon
ioncoH. Apply Journal Ofllco. 10-18 tf
LOaiatraycd or stolon from Turner a
dehorned Jorsoy cJw, T brand on left
hip. Notify Mrs. Emma Boyco,
Turner. 10 18 at
WANTED A good Btcady man that
underntands tho caro of Iiorseo nnd do
outsldo work around hotolj good homo
and light work. Call atonco, Wll
lamotto hotel. 10 18 tf
REMOVED. Win. Long, v olorlnary
Burgeon, Iirb romoved from Chomok
otn street to tho Btrong proporty. No.
10 Belvlow Btrcot, just BOUthorCom
morclal. 10 17ml1
WANTED Exporloncod npplo pnekors
nt Wright A Co's. Unoxporionced
liands need not apply. 10 1G tf
GIItL WANTED.-Famllyo'two. An.
ply nt 523 front street. 10 13 tf
Y.D.PETTENaiLL-TiiotiphoUtcrand
uiiiuuru repair man is now locnteu at
147 Court atroot flrat door onat of
UaBoy atublo.grlnda BclBsorn, tools and
razors, mends furnttiiro of nil kinds
and doos a general ropalr business.
Having had yoara uxnurlonco In tho
business and hnvlng tho tools nocosa
nry to do your work I can gunranto
all work dono in my shop.
lO-O-lra
MRS. W. D. PETTENGILL manufac
Juror of hair b ttohua nnd nil kinds of
hair work, mukca n specialty of dying
switches, Bho is now located at 461
M 10-0 1 mo.
tOIt SALlS-Ono maro, 1250 lbs., JM5;
BhorBO, 1100, f30; now shoo pressdrlll
tr ; fanning mill, Holmnu,f 15 ; binder,
mowor and sulky rnko lu good con
illtlon,T120. IlonryJasman, Hubbard
farm ou Garden road. 10-ll-2w
WANTED A lot of groon npplos for
drying, by Fook Bang A Co. Will
pay cash COa per hundred for hand,
picked and -lOopor hundred for shakon
down fruit. Apply at tho old Vinegar
Worka on Cottage nnd Trado atreota
Just across tho Milt rnco on loft hand
nldo. 10 8 lm
WANTED Girls to writo your deecrlp
tlnn for n flrst-class mnrrlago paper
free. Gentlemen's "ad" froo with a
throw mouths' subscription at 25 cents.
Address, Bpocinl Club, Box 231, Sa
lem. 10 8 1m
FOUND. A Lady's capo. Losor call at
mis omcu ana prove ownership.
10-fi-tf
FOR RENT. Ton ncros garden land
! inllescnstof iisyiuin. Good houso,
barn and well or irrigation. Thirty
thousand Hufstator seedling biggest
borry in Balotn market. W. D. Iluf
stator, Balom, 10 5 lino
FOR RENT. A good 'arm of bO ncros on
roasounblo terms. For particulars on
tittlrn of R, Orolghton, 1 block west of
North Balom School. 10-4 lm
IMTebS CUTTING 80HOOL.-Oponcd
1 nt room 7 Gray Block. A perfect sys
tem of dross cutting will bo taught and
satisfaction guaranteed. Lessons not
limited, io a itno
.WANTED-Woman to cook nt Goodalo
boarding houso, cornor of Twelfth nnd
Onk streets. ' 10 2 tf
FOR RENT A neat five-room cottngo
with basement. Good well water.
Apply to A. Bchriubor, -121 High Bt.
0-LMU
BUGGIES AT COST.-Wo Jiavo a fow
top buggies loft which wo will for tho
uuxt lf days Bellas follows. 2 Regular
f(15 buggies for f 15, 2 regular $78 bug
gies for $55. 1 regular JtiO buggy for
0. Pohlo A Bishop. y-28-if
FOUND On ChomokeU street, a black
uarreu lawn ijiiiiting waist. 0 Oil
SALEM LODGES
. J. w. w.
Mllntn ramn Kn ltll MiMiataa
os.W.lu A. O.'U ,W lull, (juts la, bids,
MmIs Sraiar Ya-IAaiafl
w.
room is, uoorea blk ' '.t -
KOK1C8THH8 Ot" JCMICHIOA.
Court Hilar wood Vomit No 19. llnru ir,l.i.
(iilglita la Turner block. John M, Ctvuu, 0H."
A l Hrorn Baof H177rr
CAPITAL UlaY
Express and Transfei
Meets all mail nnd passenger trains.
Bnggsgu to all parts of iho city. Prompt
survicu. T'eluphono No. 851.
DIBtiUE A HOMYER
CUKE YiiunsEir:
I'm UU U lu asitk
'ihKlMtaat. lauavtBMlG
uritalluaa or ulaafal!
i WMtiuua UMiiiraiu
raiiiUa. auil uut .trtii.
iCo. "'' " li
nain ujr ,f Highly,
' ami la Nalit l.
rv ! 4f H
ami la rmn isr
'llW
IH
CaU for City Warrants,
Notion Is hurgby given that thoro nro
funds on hand appllcubla to tho pay
in wit of all warrants of thoGitv of Salem
drawn on tho general fund on',
dorseit on or byforo May 10, 1000.
iioiuursoi sain warrants will pleaso
nrvsynt them for iaymgnt nt Ladd A
Hush's lunk, sal lutorest will ooawfrom
data of this notice. JoiiK Mom,
City Treasurer.
Balom, Or., Oot. 0, 1900. lO-WOt
Pcaie pectarej
WllV lIuVlltH 'all Vmir ,ll.iJ voartlnn
the Boar War aud tho Gold Fields of
Alaska? There are othor matters t
vital Importance j you may make is trip
East, aud will want to know how tn
travel. In order to havo'tho batsri
vlcefusa Iho Wiaconiln Jntral Ry
bat ween Hi. Paul anil rflifnann tfi
I
I rates and other information, write J
' A. IllruV iiu,iflirl iii.nl t..in.t r-
ror
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