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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1009 oes not Color the Hair tojps FalHog Hair HAIR VIGOR AYER'S 1NN0N DENIES CHARGES live Under General Denunciation, fousc "uznr- uenieg unargc or flng Leglfdativc Despot. in the country today to stand behind n,ld,T enforce prohibition. It Is a work of evolution. Tries to Shift the Responsibllltj. After discussing the pending measures affecting the liquor traf- th Jiake.r Snnnon' land-tthat the whole trouble was with the sen ate, not tho house, and that unfl we havp secured tho passage of tho measures we advocated In the son-' nte neither the house nor Its presid ing officer should bo held roBponsI bio for the delav. I The speaker Intimated that ho I WOUld not ODnoSQ lnztnlattnn If It aahlngton, D, C, May 21. passea tne Bonate but for tho hourf it nnrrnnnnnriont tn tha Acannlnf. lo tnKO tHC Initiative wnfl nnnttint Prohibition press.)"! have Just .quf"n ntt imnrnthn.1 from n nlnon.' I had CXDCCted that tha nnonlrot to Inspection of tho enomy's big- ?! ,'wuso of representative! of "plcco of "ordnance" In tho "cap- tno UnItcd States would give mo fclty. I havo in very truth, faced r""u Brsumont m iavox of the II- b"Canuotx'a" .raouur ana live to "P" '" ""- wouia do now but kthe tnl. "And I havo mada ali"-0 saWo reasons that are hoard irkoblo discovery. Even a poll-1 " lYe raaa ao wisnes to sell .klnnrnrnlli Jinn nt trtnaf mi ,.,, 1 I COIHC0 frOtH P.U Of his flofnnt1fr .l,1n nnlnl Tt la n antt ann ,.ThorO Is this. llOWOVOr. ntinilt flirt bump of Bolf-estoom and "non- fPcakor'B ttatoments; he apparently ;. rldlaulo" Is tho missile that 'aJr103P.rlon,l,lt,on in two ways: (1) iflnd It." "' "b" . uhu ti uy a strong iUt Cannon Tire of Posing as l8cnmcnt ,n lts favor J Presume " "C7ji'r Ith wo can get the last kind of 'Undo Joe,' tho speaker of tho prohibition when the defenders of Be or representatives, uoes not J" ,r . CJ hu-iiwoubj. MARKET REPORTS BY WIRE to bo called a czar. Ho has reached tho point whoro ioes not want tho, public to be- that ho is an obstructionist and ho controls legislative action in hOUBO. When I called upon Sucakor Can- l, ho nt onco stoutly denied that vus resDoiiBlblo for tho non-ac- of tho commltteoB of tho houao nil. Vin tlin ttnlilln i nmnm .' UIIIO I.... -"V ,. .' .... i.. Tho first kind wo know is n failure." -a SKIN CURB A SIMPLE WASH. External Remedy for Eezomn Suffer ers Greatly Simplifies the Treat inihit. If you nro suffering from any bllmlmr. Irlilnt? nlffn rllmnan tli-. I nlllv wnv tn pnrn It la n nn flrFl.f o sneaker's political philosophy, n'ftor tho mnl trnniifo tn'mm n.n summed up in a few very point- skin Itself. remarks which should be pro- Thousands of patients have suffer ed for roforenco. Somo of his ed for niontho In vain attempt to nctcrlstlc expressions were us, doctor tholr blood when tho wholo BAY CITY MARKET QUOTATIONS ON PRODUCE AT .SAN FRANCISCO AND PORT LANDLOCAL market REOTED COR- UP TO i DATE pws: You Prohibitionists havo de ed that I nm a czar. IAI1 of your papors nil over the ntry declaro that I am rospon- for the fawuro of your pot femes, It Is a misrepresentation of tho II do not Interfere with commit- at all. II nm In favor of tho Knox bill. o over to tho sonata and havo bill nnssed. I would llko very much to see It brae a law. am opposed to common car having any right to traffic In tor In doflnnco of stnto laws. It Is not part of their business, that Is as far as I caro to go, am in favor of high llconso. filch Jlconso Is not partnership tho dovll. High llconso Is in a sonso limited clbltlon. am oldor than you nnd I bo- scrlptlon? that I havo learned by oxporl-'mnny times tho thnt high llconso brings tho vnlnlv trying to results. troublo was bacilli feeding upon tho skin and causing tho unsightly blotches and sores. ' Skin specialists now prescribe n simple liquid wash, easy to apply, which glvos Instant rollof, This remedy Is composed of oil of wlntor groon to which nro nddod healing vogetnblo remedies. Oil of wlntor greon nlono will not euro but a coterie of exports In Chicago, bended by a noted spocInllBt, experimented with other medicinal properties until they on ml tho proper preparation. The result of their efforts Is called D, D. D. Proscription, a Btiro specific for the cure of skin dlsoascs. Hero Is only ono Inqtanco of whnt D. D. D. Prescription has done: "My llttlo girl's head was a running soro. D. D. D. Proscription has cured hsr sound nnd wo'l." B. L. Hipp, Phil Campbell, Ala. If you nro Buffering from nny skin dlsonse, wold It not pay you to try ono homo of D. D. D. I'ro- You probably havo spent cost of ono bottio stop thnt awful (United Prws Leated .Wire.) San Francisco, May 21. Wheats- No. i gawornla club, per cohtal, 11.00 1.66; wblto milling club, $1.62 1.67; white Australian i.YUUU72; northern bluestom, i.Bb(U)i,7o; northern club, i.coi.06; Inferior grades of wneat, 1.351.60. Barloy No. 1, feed, $1.37 1.42, with somo fancy at $1.43 1.45; common to fair, 1.27 1.35; brewing at San, Francisco, $1.42 1.47; browing and ship ping at Port Costa, $1.4Q1,45; Chevalier, $1.66 1,86, according to quality. Dutter Fresh California oxtrns, 23c: firsts. 22 c: seebnds. 22c: packing, No. 1, 20c; packing, No. 2, 19c Eggs -Per dozen. 'California fresh, Incldlng ensos, extras, 22 c; firsts, zuftc; seconds, loc; thirds. 16c. Cheosc Per pound, California .flats, fancy, 12c; firsts, 11 c; acconus, lutfj.; uaiuornia Young America, fancy, 14d; firsts, 13c; eastern Oregon, fancy, 14c; Young America, fancy. 14 c. Storage Eastern fancy Now York 16c; Oregon, 14c. Potatoes Por cental, Oregon bur- banks, $1.20 1.36 ; river whites; fancy, nominal; nov, $1.0001.60; sweet, $2.5003.00. Onions Per crate, Bermudas, $1.401, CO; Auitralian brovn3, $3.504.00; reds, $1.001.20; Bllver Bklns, $1.15 1.20. Ornngcs Por box, navols, fancy, $2.753.00; stnndard, $2,252.50, trnngorinos, $1.50 2.00. SALKM MARKET, liocal Wiiolewle Market. WWWWWIIWIJlrtWIiWtllWWWWllWIIiWtilitllWWIitiliti WANT ADS-.OlJirrRim IRNS M . , . , . D "Ci u , i)3t ti.' iWWWIiWWl'IWWtiti!IWIfctlliriilllillWliNWI FOR SALE For Sale New Rushford wagon; 3 spindle, everything completo. Ono good work horse, weight 1250. Enquire at Dick Wostacott'a Stable 5-18-lw For Salc Fresh milch cows, grade Jersey; yoking, gontlo. Dox 113, Turner, Or. G-18-3t RHSCELTiANKOUS Jx)ut6Nom'1HmiK,' yervy street, NertHlgh. Fm Sale Ash and oak wood. Will .tUHrer game Phono 292 Main. C-13-ltfk For1 Sale or Trade 18 head nannlo goats with kld. E. N. Keenoy, pnone Farmers 11X3. Rout NO. 2, Turner, Ore. 5-1 6-1 wk" Tho Capital Drug Co. 1 lUl I11IIK IlC'tl. omo of you Prohibitionists' Call nt our Btoro for n freo booklet aid stop tho mdnufneturo ns woll on tho enro nnd nutrition of tho I tho sale. You cannot ko that ekln with sucRestlons ns to tho tine of D. D. D. Soan. This valuablo You cannot prevent a man from booklet i nbsolutcly free. iing it ror ms personal uso, i o PI parnded when I was a young In Indiana with tho cadets and MOTHER FAINT: elonged to tho Sons of Tompor- CHILI) KILLED wiicn Indiana WU3 undor pronl- . (uniiwi rress mh wire.) 3ii but tho Buftremo court Tacomn. May 21. Falling In a ickej out tho law and it was n faint, whllo carrying hor 19-day-old thing fo tho nooole that it baby. Mrs. L. Q. Iloguo dropped tho knocked out. Infant to tho floor nnd whon sho ro- fYou must get sentiment bohlnd vlvcd, n few minutes later, tho child jroiuoition law boforo it can bo was lying by her sldo dend from a tfced and thoro Is not sontlment fractured skull. I , to Kind Tor Havo Always Bought and -which M T$ia. la uso for over 30 years, Iirs borne the signature of and has peeu mauo under ms por-y-jjz- gonal snpecvifiioH Blnce Its inftincy. Yt -CtfcAvtl AlioYjr jo one to deceive youin thlH. All Countorfolt, Imitations ma"Just-as-Kcod"iro but Experiments that trillo with andodanircrtlio liealthof lufimta nnd Chiklron Experience ugainst Experlmont. What is CASTOR! A Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor OH, Pare gorlc, Drops nnd Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Xarcotio substance. Its ngo is its guarantee. It dedtroj-s Worms nd nUnyn Peverislmess. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic It relieves Toothing1 Troubles, cures Coiihtipatiou nad flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach aw. Uowcls, glvinff healthy and uatiuml bleep. Tlio Children's Punacea-Tho Mother's Friend. ENOIKE CA3TORIA ALWAYS BofiJS tlie Signature 02 vT&ccXck. 'lie KM You to Always Bought In Us For Over 30 Year. Kggs lGc. lluttcr Creamery 24c. Cows-i-SQ.CO. lions lie; mixed chlckons, Oc. Locnl wheat 82dT85c. Onts $1.4G. Barley $25. Flour Hnrd wheat, 4,G0G4.80. valley, 84.00. Hay Cheat, $1314; clovor, $10 012 per ton; timothy, $14 CIO. Onions 3 c. Hops 1907 crop, 44Wc. Caucara Dark 3 to 3c. Mohair 1 8c. Hotrtll Market. Onts $1.451.50 per cwt. Whoat $1.00. Rolled barloy $31, Eggs 17V5c Iluttor Country, 20c; creamery, 30c. Flour Valley, $1,1001.20 por Back; hard whoat, $1.40. Bran 90e por sack; $31,50 per ton; shorts. 81.25 por sack. Hay Cheat, $10.50017; clovor, $15; cheat, 85c; clovor 80c per cwt. Orangos $2.05 0 2.75. JJveatock. Hogs Fat, 15.50. Stock hogs $4 0 4.50. Stoors 304c. Veal 507c. Tropical Fndta. Bannnas $5 00. Oranges $3.15 0 2.25. Lomons $3.50 0 4.00. Portland Market. Wheat Club, 89c; valley, 89c; bluestom, 91c. Poultry Hens, 14 015c; ducke, 16017c; pigeons, old, $1 per dozen. MHIstuff Bran, $20. Hay Timothy, valley, $7.60; al falfa, $12 012.50. Vetch $14. " Notiro to Contractors, Plans and specifications for tho orectlon of an addition to thp grand stand at tho Oregon tata fair ground? may bo seen at tho city hali (recorder's ofllce), Salem. Oregon. Penlod bids , will be received until .Kino 1: samo bhould be addrised to ! F. A. Welch, secretary of the O. 8. H of Agriculture, and marked on tho outside of tho onvclopoc "Bids for Grandstand." Right Is reserved o rolect anv or nil bids If dscided for tho best Intorests of tho state. ( ," F. A. WELCH. Stcrotary of'O. S. B. of A. 5-21-23-27-29. o Wm. H. Marsh, wealthy New Yorker, expecting doath from hy drophobia at any time, is dictating letters and instructions to boveral stenographers. i o "ThT Chinese government has com- plained to St. Petersburg because of the arrest of 300 Chinese in a Si berian thoater for not having pass porta. Tt U. S. Senator Burrow, answering complaint of Roosevelt, has an nounced his opening syeechrat the convention would be harmonious to all. For 8al Household goods; furni ture,' lawn and garden tools; also buggy and complete outfit, but no horso. Enquire R. A. Kirk, 532 Llborty St., Salem. 5-15-lw Worlds of BloomCalla lilies, roses, vloleU, clnorarias, hyacinths, daf fodils, etc., and everything in sea son. Mrs. Hugh Jory, 1952 Court street, Salem. 3-24-tf For Sslc Flrst-clasa carpet papar at this office, 25c for a big roll. For Sale Tent, wagon cover and all kinds of camping outfits; also now nnd second hand Koodn. fur niture, hnrdwarc, etc. DUIman, 447 State St. Conrad 4-291mo Farm nnd City Property Our lists of dealrablo properties U too largo fo specialize Yerox Bros. Co., 373 Stato stroot. tf. For Sale Twenty ton of clovor hay baled at $7 tho fern nt tho ranch on Howoll Pralrlo or call up 1431 491. 5-14-lw. If Yon Wish to Buy A good homo como to 1730 Asylum Ave. ' C-13-lw For 8nl A horse, buggy and har ness. Tho animal la gontlo and a good roadster; wao sired by Del Norto. Buggy with dotachablo top automobllo scat. A bargain. D. Newman, 1399 Mission St. G-13-lw. New nnd Second Hand Goods Wo - nro now located la our. quarters on Contor stroot, whero wo will do a general business in now and hocoiuI hand goods, watch repair ing n specialty. Gordon & Razoll, .;. 325 Centor Btreot. G-12-lmo. tfHOO cwm or Terms BuyB a noat llttlo cottago of fl'vo rooms; two woll-locatcd lota (cornor) In a sec tion of tho city whero building Im provements now In progress nro rapfdly enhancing property vnl ties; garden; chicken houso; fruit and berrlos. Paul M. Sims, Main 7f29, 222 N. Commercial. For Sale 7-room house, ono trood bnrn nnd shod, ono ncro land, all kinds of fruit, city and wol wntor. Euquiro 2000 Kn&t Oak street, be tween 24th nnd 25th Sts. 5-12-2W For Sale Hmisohold goods. Mostly now. Call 990 Onk street In Yow Park. II, H. Craig. Call nftor noons. 5-1 9-1 w 7anenterM Union No. 1UUS Loc. Union No. 1065 of Carpenters nt Jolrors of Araorlca moot even Saturday ovonlng at 8:00 p. in. Is Hearst hall, 420 State St, A. W Dennis, Rec. Seo. FOR SALE Wo Offei A 17-acre tract, soil a rich black sandy loam. Now two-story house, 20x32, with wing 20x24, two porches; now barn, 14x28, chicken houso and wagon shed. A good drovo well with. No. 10 Mc- Donnld force pump, This placo is an under jonco, except 4 acres; 3 acroa young applo orchard most ly King and Baldwin; grapo vinos, joganuorries, rnspDorrlos, blnck berrlos, phonomlnal and mammoth berries. Throe acres in oata, 1 ncro In nnLntnwif Ann Inrcn cnnlAn wIMi all kinds of vegetables, Including ,CHtral Lodge No Lost A lady's black leather card case; containing a nulnbor of (ismall photoo aad card two VauJ detto tlckotc, and 15 cents. FlnderJ roturn to journal office. 5-18-tf. Jack' I have sold to Messrs. Clear water & Cooper of tho" Willamette mt) one, block, jack, 15 Jmads high, named Mammouth Crowa, Jr., for the sura of 1800. Thla jack Is a fine tfrodttWr and a sure foal getter. His mules are Ine; cannol bo beat". 'VMl make this season at tho Willamette. Stable,. S. A. Jefferson. lw. Lost Roan horso, 7 yeara old; weight 900 poKtidBif mano trlai mod, branded with clovor leat pa ' right hip. Finder roturn to Dan'l Walker near Fairgrounds. v . ., .GrlO-tf-.d-w. .i.' SASH AND DOOn PAOTORI1 Ift-aMk JM,-lkiVBi MsHUf Srf 1 sash, doors, mouldlira. All of house flalstt 'aad iarA wm work. .Front itreet. betweea 'ttiw bu guri, h an eonjst at tke oMee, T.' ieJf-rte aad iteam 154 Commercial iai mr " ' mmmm jgf- iMBKlUI - ! - .! f. I " ' 4V aeatisi aaa tiaaiiiB. strwt Fkfr 8-1-lir a4MBv MJFi Pa4el PiaWag,Jteak gat attisg. 8aeeMer to Kac Mtfrpy;t';Hhmef' 'PreB Mala 17. ,f I y' II. S. Gilo & Co-Wholesiilo grocers, produce See ub for your supply, of borry crates and boxes, either folding or tln tops. 5-9-tf logo Noodlo IIoiwo First claws placo to got bowl noodlea. Fresh and woll sorved 10c 439 Ferrj streot ,, B-i-irdoi KORINEIC A KKNWEIiL Veterinarians Qraauatos Ontario! Votlnary Collogo. All calls ur6is7pU ly attended to. N-Offlce 207 8; High street. Phone, 150, rest done 998, 5-1-lmo, Snlcin Eniploymeut Co. -478 State stroot. Phono Malno 149. Head ' quartora for employer and cm- ployco. All kinds bf help-supplied, froo. If you want work como to ' us. tf. Shepard & Holder Real estato agency. Room 1, Stouslott Bldg. Agents for Jacobs-Stoln Co., Port- ' land. Largost subdivision opora- . tors on tho coast. 4-20-lmo. Board and Rooms, Home Cooking-- , Bost 25o meal In city, you holp k yotirsolf. Largo pleasant rooms. Roadlng room. Rates ror,sonabe. investigate. W, H. Bradloy, Prop., 357 Commercial street. 4-20-lmo. Concrvto Work Get my prices on sidewalks, curbs, ieptlo tanks and comont work of any kind. All work guaranteed first-class, Mr. Ward, Highland add. Phone 509, May 24-tt ' , . Vogec Lainuer aad Fuel Co.- Lum ber ,etilngfe4, building material, wood and coal. Low priced and prompt dellrerlM. One blok east of 8. -P. pasengr depot Phone 108. 7-2-tf Ilutte & Wcndcroth -Fine wines liquors and cigar. We handle the celebrated Kellog gand Gastlt whiskies. Cool and rofreshlng beet constantly or- draught. South Commercial street. 9-3-lyr Enlarged Our moat mnrkot on Er.wt Stato streot has booil doublod In alio and vo nro hotter prepared than over to serve customers. Prompt norvlco and tho bust of moats our motto. Call or phono 199. B. H. Edwanli Meat Co. Louam. ForeBtvi-H of Aim-rJcrt Court Sher wood Forvstors, No, 19, Meet Saburdny night In Holman hall, State streot Waldo Miller, C. R.; J, C. Perry, financial socretary. 18, K. of r.- watormolons and cantelons; Vi mllo to school, U mllo to R. R. station, Vi mllo to mooting houso, 1-3 mllo to store; telophono and R. F. D. Route. If taken soon will sell for $1500. Castle Hall In Holman block, cor nor State and Liberty, street Tuesday of each week at 7: SO p m. Oscar Johnson, O. 0.; K. H Andoreon, K. of R. and S, Hffo is ii Simp 110 acres all tlm- Modrra ber, just 1 mile from Jefferson; 40 acres good rich soil and enn bo cultivated; balance will mako good pasture. Wood and tlmbon will moro than pay for placo. Price $1000. I Woodmen of America Ora- gon Cedar Camp No. 5246. MtSfrt t ovory Thurd4y evening at o'clock in Holman hall. W. "W Hill, V. C; F. A Turner, clerk Can You nit This House, bnrn' and 5 lots. Houso Is full two story, 5 rooms on flrut flqpr nnd 3 ' rooms on second floor, besides ' .Voodmen of World Meet every Fr day night at 7:30, in Holman hali O. L. Darling, C. C; P. L, Fras I"r, Clerk. bath loom nnd toilet. Hot and cold Lincoln Annuity Union. Sick, ael "wator, olootrlc light in every room. dent and pension Insurance; $Zt Glty water In house. Hydrants In. 000,000 pledgrd; every claim paH front and back yards. Stono foun dation. LocaU-d three blocks from court houso. All for 2500. Terms can bo had, SALEM INVESTMENT CO. 432 State St. 4-10-tf. pal Good agonta wanted. J. II. C Mongoinery, supreme organizer Box4S2 Jgftlom, Oregon. R. R RyBn. ecretary, 546 8tote strf-et WANTED FOR RENT Wanted A laundress at rnuto school Phono 433, tf. 1)KAYMM. . n CRmmlM JsVee.' Tnuwfer .OcwpinVy All kinds at trassfer work dai. FarBlt'nr'e aBi"pfaHoa "boxei rfaJp for hlpmeaftfrewijt'SMH'Tfif il1 our motto, ttaaei' aadoMw m 25S South Commaroial S Phone a 10. Ruteieifepi ' tL flkfUa H' T' ii'pi im IilVKRX AM),rKD STARLHKA Livery and Fewf guhteo oidFSaV Qfflce Stables, at 854 Ferry street between Commercial as'4 Turn streets. Telephone 188, Some if the finest llverlea la the city ,mm be found here. Dick Wettacott, proprietor. 10-1-lyr ! iS inULMfiTiVjnSFOR SALK U AICfl urmsiuru imiuhu in. IH '.,l nn -nf .,n1l mnrtorn ont. city; rates reasonable by day ori ..,, ,., Mi wak. Cub nnd hatht centrally tB' Phono 1214. 5-14-St. Hfi. CI V Uaolatf OrtO Vrnnt &t i WHIih! Cl)QU)bQr W. WVVfVJ - .v-w -- 4-20-lmo. For Reit 7-rpora house on Oak at. Enquire 593 S. Commercial r 4-28-tf inaM etto hotel. at Will 5-16-3 WMHU-d- hotel. -Pantry girl at Willamette 5-15-31. i ttNote These Jini Hcrea, 0 mlloa from Baleml good two Btory house, 3 hams Am largo granary. Good family or chard, ono of tho bnit farms In.' Marlon county, and may be suIm divided. Prlco, $32,000.00. i House, full basomont, and lot Ml xlC5, barn, 24x22, city, water,' sowor, oloctrlo lights, A snap far, 82000. 4 l)4 acwi Rdjelnlng Wilbur, IVouglas county, Or., five-room houso, barn, orchard, berrlM, good fruit land; $1000. Will trflflft fn. Onlatn ..mm. .am... ' Saiuplo of our farms and cltrn uargains, ir tiiese price .do not appeal te yen wo have tkant ku all alzw and prkee, Improved asd hh-J impruvnu larnis; uisiue an su barban city praartyt See ihi fc; fore buying, we Jkave. large ! and can.;lMr8t ydu. -. ' OLMSTED-'LAND CO. Salem Branch Yorex Bros, 5I7II Htato StrtTt. Co, otic to CoHtractew. " Notice Is joroby given that sealed bids' will bo' rodolvcd by tho city of Bnlom.'nt tho office of the u4r Blgnod at tho city hall In Salem. Ore gon, up to 10 u'clook a. m My U, 1908, for tho Improvement of 11094 stroot In tho city of Salem, Oregon, with clonn crook or rlvor grayel, with full Intersections botwooa tha oast lino of Commercial street and tho wost lino of Sixth stroot In m city, anvo ond oxcopt a strip 8 feet wldo oxtondlng along tho contor ef tho proposed line of Improvement, to rocolvo tho otroot railway track ot tho Portland Railway, Light Pow er company. Attention Is called to tho plaas ond Bpoclllcatlons on fllo ill the oM of tho city recorder of said elty, which must bo compiled with in er ory roBpoct. Tho city of Salem, resorvea tk right to rojoct nny and all bids, By ordor of tho common council, W. A. MOORBS, S-lP-4t. City Recorder. Notice to Contractor. Notlco la hereby given that sealed bids will bo rocolvod by thp city f Salem, at tho ofllce of tho under signed nt tho city hull in Salem, Ore gon, up to 10 o'clock a, pi., May SI, 1008, for tho Improvement of Broad way stroot In tho city of Salem, Ore gon, with clean crook or river gravel, with faill Intersections botwooa tv north lino of tho North Mill ereafc nnd tho north lino of Madison street In said city, suvo and oxcopt a strip S foot, wldo extending along tho center of tho proposed lluu of Improvement, to rocolvo tho streot railway track of tho Orogou Eleotrlo Rallwny com pany. Attontlon Is called to tha plans and specifications on fllu In tho pn of tho olty recordor of said city, which must bo compiled with In ev ery respect. Tho city o" Salem, reserve th right to reject nny nnd all bids, By order of tho common council. f W. A. MOORES, 5-19-4 1. City Recorder. Huie Wing Sang Co, UICI STOCK OF GOODS Wo mnko un all kinds of wrappers. and white underwear, waists, k I moa ns and skirts: mi kinds of gentle men's and ladles' furnishing goods ; all kind of silks and dre tooJm, hose, shoos, suits, pants, overall, blankets, neckwear, matting, ehla ware, trunks, embroidery and lat now selllag at cost. 320 N. Commercial St. Salem, Or