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Newspaper Page Textkt - --' V.I , i)imnSM"i lhlll)S imaawilfiin it TTyrriiBwaii.i SUM. MSMaSOfa I"11""""" iKiwiiisnii miiaimiMiii'iiiii iwniiiinini I, .. ii I 'vJS tf-9 t BEST FOR THE BOWELS f tou haven't a rr BUlur, lis altbr morement of ths ,owli e'crr day. you're ill or wilt be. Keep your I ei.tphyiloorplllpolion,U danyeroui. Tb smooth- wen uiii Bin " .! --:--- --:- -::r --:. .. rit.easle.t. inostloriccs x ui c.'" u uvwin Clear ana wc CANDY fSM KJH nn i iw CATHARTIO EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY I'leaiant, Palatable L'otent Taslo Dood, Pa Good, nerer ttlclten, Weaken, ol Gripe, 10, 25, and M conn per box. Write for free sample, and booklet on health. Address STIBLISU KMIEDT COMMIT, ClllflCO er TT TOm. KEEP YOUR BLOOD GLEAN Portland Visitors Perkin's Hotel Restaurant. White Cojks. lunch 10c to 25c Meals a la carte, 20c up. Dally Journal on file. 5-27 U IS IT Necessary to pay 45 or COc for a ouo Fpouud bIxo cun of baking powder to bo euro and have good powdor? Why not try our Baking Powder "Diamond Brand' ' put up by us whoro wo guarantee overy can to bo pure; nnd if suited (which we have no doubt) you aav 15 to 20c on ev ery poutid aizo can. Remotnbor it is PATRONIZING HOME "Diamond Brand" 4 pound can 20 cents. 1 ound can 35 conta. Yokahama Tea Store 240 Commercial St. Salem, Or. 1 hone 2111. iroo Delivery i w ILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS :: :: :: v W. G. McPherson, Portland. Gui Mooro, 8. F. M. L. Jones, Brooks, O. M. Innnin, Salem. R It. Geljner, Portland. II. S. Taylor, Gervals. Geo. 0 Burton, Portland. G D. Loyd, hugono. H. G M Kinluy. Portl.ind. - J 13, Lanord, St. Paul L. P Clark, Portland. II. 8 Johnson, Omaha. Win Buck. N.Y. S II Unmonway, Portland. F. P. Mays nnd wife, Portland. 0. W Ho'lson, Portlaud. Geo, Kelly and vife, W endllug. MraG'o M-Grath. Wendllng. II. E. L-uiusbiirg, Portlaud. I. Colin. N. Y. W. H. Hardy, 8 F. John Gill. Portland. John J Olson, Portland. Bed Time -tako a ploasant herb drink, the next morning I feel bright and my coin- lexion la better. My doctor says it acta goutly on tho stomach, livor and kldneya, and ia a pleasant laxative. It is madd of horba, and ia prepared aa ally aa tea. It is called Lane's Modi feme. All druggists soil it at 25c. ami CO La'io'a family Medicine moves the ibowela each duy. If you cannot get it. Jieud for free sample. Address, Orator Woodward, LoRoy, N. Y. FARMERS MEET AT SALEM, JUNE 15. . And Discuss Dairying and Diversified Farmlntr With Mr. Smith. A farmer's meeting will be held Sa ltern. Saturday, June 15, a. 2 p. m.at the old Red Front drug store. Subject: jjbalryiug and Diversified Farming." lr. 0. L. Smith, an expert dairyman tqd practical farmor from Minnesota, vhpso services havo-beon secured by the Southern Pacific Company, will discuss icuprprod mothods of dairying and Harming, selection and care of cows, feeding of stock, growing of foragq plants and other mattora of genoral In tprost. Farmers will be invited to ask questions, make suggestions and take , part in the diecusslon. iU.la tho intontiou of Master T. L. Davidson, o( the Salem Grange, to call a special ssilon on (hat day so as to help bring out as many farmers as possible. JDON'T TOBACCO SPIT and SMOKE YourLlfeawayJ You can be cured of any form of tobacco using . easily, be made well, atroug, magnetic, full of ncwillfe and vigor by taking HO-TO-BAO, tbatttaakes weak raeu strong. Many gain Ua pounds in ten data. Orer BOO.OOQ cured. Alt druggists. Cure guaranteed. Hook- let and advice i'KEU Address bTKRLING 3MUDY CO., Chicago or Mew York. 4J7 A llonatlnx Upltnpb. fulluvs lug cpltapli Is to be foui) TDulkelili churchyard, over the grap IMnrguret Scett: itop, patacnger. uatll my lite you rttd. Iling may ct kBowledge by tbe ueid. ie time flte yean I lived a nuMec' We; tlnna Ore years 1 Hied a widow wutc t, vriry ol tbil ntortal life, I rt. etween my crtdle and my grave bare been Bl t mlgbty Uaa of Seoilaad aad a queen. ur tlroea fire yean tbt comuKHeKti h; timet tbe lubteeta tot ajlat ta Uvr. ITvtl-e did I aee old prelacy pulled dtum, Ahd twice tbe cloak waa humbled by tbe gown. 'An end at Stewart' ran I uw u. nwr hifrft rutire country aold far KnglWi ere. w oiwiiiiuu m my lire bate teoi eve an end ol all perfectien aeen. lady was Iwrn In 1013 and lived 3e age or 125 nnd. therefore, must lived through tho followlnc list slere James I. Charlos I. tho oom jrealth of Oliver t'romwell as pro i uaries U. James II. Wllllnm lUlland Mary, Anne. GeorL-o I nnd jtaaWgc 11 Lomlon Chronicle. BnatUu. lUrorxd C C C Never sold la fcuifc Beware of the dealer who tries to ull "aotatUUnj Jtut as iood." !SsaaW-)JlJs?ju bm .'na. ..jm mbsjusmbs T ,;, 1 1 Mil in in 1 1 an SOCIAL :: AND :: PERSONAL SOCIAL EVENTS 8ATURDAY, Meeting. June 8 Womana Club College Reunion and Banauet- The thirty-fifth annual reunion of the Alumni woa held Wednesday ovon (nr An nTonllont nrnarfllll Was pre sented. which onenetl with nn Invoca- tion by Rov. Caplos of Portland, luia wasfollewed by a vocal solo by Miss Ethel Raymond entitled "Thino," beautifully rendered. Tho class of '01, composed of E. T. Woods, G. W. Aachenbrenner, Gabriel Sykes, G. E. Moorbead, Miss Frances Cornoliua and Miss Dee GanB was presontcd and welcomed into the as sociation by 0. F, Royal olOlympia and J L. Carter, president. Franklin Pierce MayB, '70, next do livorod an oration on "The Prrctlcal in Education," which was full of Interest. A piano solo," FolonaiBO of Op. 53" by chopin was received with delight. Tho performers responded to an encoro. W. P. Matthown of '06 read a poem full of beautiful and noblo thoughts, entitled "Angels of Homnrtr " Tho"Promiso of Life' a vocal solo was an eniovable selection by Miss lna Wright, whoso singing has won much favor daring her brief stay horo. She was heard with pleasure aud kindly res ponded to an encore. Miss Myrtle Marsh of '00, gavo a read ing, which was much enjoyed. Her manner 1b pleasant and full of character. A violin solo bv LoRoy Gesner came next. Tho selection was a "capriccio." A. N. Mooros was tho annalist for this year and gavo amusing and interesting accounts of the graduates since 1853. The program then closed witli a solo by MJbb Ethel Raymond, a pretty aon- timontal ballad ontltlcd "My Droams," after which the alumni, adjourned to the bannuot hall in the parlors of tho First Methodist church. Tho graduates of tho Salem Colltgo held thoir annual banquet last night. Hon. O. B. Moores acted ai toastmaBter, and among the speakers were Gov. Gsor, Senator Mays, B. F. Irvino, of Corvallis; Miller G. Royal, of 0ympla; Mayor Bishop, Dr. Parsous, Gen. Odell, Mrs. Vaughn, Gabriol Sykes, Dr. Rook woll, Dr. Waiters, Hon. J. D. O. J. At wood and others. Two members wero horo roportod de ceased during tho pastyoar, Presley M. Denny. '05, and Miss Nora Ross, '77, and commlttoos wero appointed to 'rft suitable motuoriai.resolutlona, as follews: J, L. Cartor, '03, in tho case of Mr Denny, and Mrs. Ida M. Vaughn, '77, and Mrs. Cora L. Moores, '78, in the case of Miss Ross. M. G. Boyal, of Olympia. waa appointed to introduco tho class of 1001 to the the Association duriug the evening program. A committo was appoidted to solicit photographs of members and arrange and compilo them. Tho committeo con sists of J. W. Reynolds, '05: Carrie Bradshaw, '01, and P. U. D'Arcy, '95. The committeo appointed last year to deviso means of aiding the University waa continued with instructions to do all posiiblo to aid their Alma Mator. Tho members of the committee are: J. L. Carter, '08; Goo. B. Gray, '78; H. II. Uowltt, '70; John Goltra, '87; 0. B. Moores, '70. Ofilcora were elected for the ensuing, year as follews: President-Prof. J. T. Matthews, 87, SAlem. Mco-Prealdents Hon. Frank P.Mays, 70, Portland; Prof. M. G. Royal, '75, Olympia; Mra. J.D.Lee, '07, Salem; Mrs. Ida H. Vaughn, '77 Salem. Secretary Mlsa Carrie Bradibaw, '01, Salem. Treasurer L. T. Reynolds, '01, Sa lem. Advisory members of the executive committee Mrs. J. D. Lee, '07, Salem, and Prof. Mary Roynolds, '80, Salem. Representative momber on tho Board of Trustees of Willamette University for three yeart A. N. Moores, '70. At 5 p. m tho Association adjourned the business meeting, to ;ueet in tho chapel of tho University at 8 o'clock for the entertainment and the annual reunion. No representatives of tho prkss wore invited. Salem Lodge Officers are Chosen. ProUclion Lodge No. 2 A. O. U. W , held its election of ollicera last evening for the ensuing six months, with tha following rt'ult: G. V. Sherwood, master workmen (rs-electcd); A. J. Basey, foreman (re-elected); W. A Jones, overseer; J. A.Shaw, recorder; P.H.Raymond, financier (re-elected); John Moir, receiver (re-elected) ; E. B. Carter, guide; F. J. Yanuke inside watchman; Gideon Stolz, outside watch man. Salem Lodge No. 19, Degree of Honor, also elected officers as follews: Mrs. Villa A. Davey, past chief of honor; Miss Jessie Hobsoo, chief of honer: Mrs. Mary Beunett, lady of honor; Mrs. Cora M. Kebelo, chief of ceremonies, Mrs- Lucretia Burton, re corder (re elected ; Mrs. Mary Thatcher, financier; Mrs. Carrls M. Holuaan, re ceiver ;MUs Myrtle MuRetle.lady usher ; Miss Vera Byars, inside watch; Mrs. McFadden, outside watch; Mra. Lottie Dickey, musician ; Mrs. Nannia Basey, chaplain of drill team. A joint installation ol both sets of offl cers will be held at Protection hall on the second Wednesday evening in July. Obemeketa Lodge No. 1. 1 OO. F elected Its officers, as follews: Z. M. PoTvin, noble grand ; Wm. Frost, vlee EdariitaToar now sis With Cascarsts. Caady Cathartic, ooro coostlpalloo foesr. lOo.SOo. lIC.a0.1ill,lruggUurslua4moae; The Day's Review or Societies llacpealags. Churcties. Schools, sod the Lodges It it H grand; M. L. Oliamborlain, recording eocretary ; II. A. Thomaa, treasuror. The United Artisans elected the following to serve ns(ofucera during the ensuing six menths: E. H. Lamb, mate artisan; Mablo Bawycr, super Intendent: Mra. G. A. Roberta, inspect or; II. 8. Bella, secretary; G. H, Gaul, euperintendsnt; Harry Pasor, senior - J conductor : Ella JeStUO. master of rnr. , HHI-w. ....-..- - - y ..... uw. KUIIIVI emonlea; Jessie) Rhcles.junor conduct. or; Laura Sharp, musician. PERSONALS Frank Feller of Buttovlllo was in tho city today. L, D. Jacks has roturnod from San'n, Rosa, Cal. Dr. E. Klrby, of Elgin, ia visiting frionda bore. W. S. Dunniway of Pprtland was in tho city yesterday. Mrs. D. U. Loach has returned to her homo at Portland. O. B. Updergraft was a visitor at tno metropolis yesterday. 0. J. Kurtz has roturnod from a Bouthorn Orogoti trip. S. W. Thompson waa a Portland busi ucss visitor Wednesday. Mrs. M, E. Atderson baa returned from a visit with rolativss at Portland. Wm. Monroe has arrived home from Manila, where ho served in Co. M 45, U. S. V. Infr. T. O. Jackson, the resorvationn pho tographer and Honry Johnson of Siletz wore in town yesterday, Alvah W. Patterson aomU The Journal an invitation to annual com mencement of Columbia university, Washington, D. O. Miss Grace Smith, of Santa Cruz. Oal has returned homo aftor a visit at tho home of her grandparents, Mr. ntld Mra. J. H. B. Royal. e i i CHILD LOVE. Two little arms were cllngtntr, And a little irad waa prcawd ' (The roiy (ace ill hidden) Closely agalnit my breast. "What la It, deart" I questioned. Caressing tbe golden head. Whispering sweetly and ehjly, "I loe youl" the darling slid. What had I given to win It - This offering pure and aweetf A atory told in the twilight, A merry word when we mcetf ' Oh, child lore, to gladly oSered, So easily won, I pray Through lira I may And this treasure Mine, aalt is today! There are trials to meet snd vanquish Ami sorrows crowned with the years, And lips curve less to smiling, And eyes Oil ott with tears, Dut the heavy heart grows lighter, Hall ol Its grlet beguiled, When love, with a heaven born Impulse, Fpcska from the lips ol a child! Home Notes. COUNTERFEIT ART. AincrlrmiM Are Ennllr Swindled on l'Jolnrca lr "Old Muatera," Thoro will doubtless never como n tlmo In tho history of tho art world when tho discovery of "old mastera" will cease, certainly not an long na American plcturo buyers possess tho almighty dollar and aro willing to bo swindled. Nearly every week In Now York for tho Inst year thoro havo been auction Bales of "rnro old masters." Soma of them aro rare, Indeed; ouo that vas shown at tho Mnchcth gallery and also iu Detroit some tlmo ago, supposed to bo a study of au old man by Rubens, tho left hand of which was nearly twlco tho slzo of Its mate, and tho term "rnro" did certainly apply very aptly to tho flesh tints. Do peoplo over Btop to think how many of thoso "old masters" thero aro In existence? Any ono may havo an "old master'' theso days who bos tho "price to pity tho dealer to find ono or go nbroad and get ono 'made.' " Thero nro many artists In Paris and else where who mako a good living, or what they consider a good living, copy ing "old masters" In tho various gal leries to sell to dealers for little or nothing, and they In turn bring them to America and clear hundreds by sell ing them to some moneyed art lover who Iu boiiio cases Is doubtless Jn tho possession of mora monoy than judg ment In art matters. Ono woll known Now York art col lector some tlmo ago paid a largo sum for a certain painting that an enter prising dealor had "discovered" and who represented It to him as very .rare and tho ouly ono In existence. The same goutlemau wullo on a recent tour through Spnln was shown tho original painting upon tho walls of a certain monastery. Tho sequel of tho story does not nay what ho did with tho denier, If thoro bo a hereafter for theso discoverers of "old masters," their con sch ticos, which mm very clastic, will hao to tlu a dual of rubbering to get back to tho required -shnpo to (It them for their rolestlul abiding places or to moot the frowns of the shades of de iutrted masters llienmelvos. Detroit News Tribune.. Antlqultr of Mail, From a revlow Iu Science of De Mor fillet's great work on prehistoric times the following Is condensed. Twelve clmpters nro devoted to tho questlou of tertiary man. It Is concluded that while man did not exist during this period, precursors of man more Intelli gent than any of tho living anthropoids did exist. Pithecanthropus orii-ius Is consider ed u Hit- litiiiiedlnto prtftirsor of man. The Cnhmirna sLuIl U rt'Jffied The palrtdltblc perlotl U considered as cr rei wndlng to the oarly quarternary, ami 222.000 years Is aimlgnetl um lUe length of this (orlod. Add to thlx num ber 10.000 years for the protohlsturlc and neolithic periods and 0,000 years morv ror the Historic period, nnu we baw 2A&0CA) ytwri. whlh la. aeoflrdlng l tbe autUors. a t4lt(rate ftsjlmate of bum' UHtulty. llw An Your atMaays Dr MoM KtMl1UaretUU-jiMta,rS. State vs. Idlcwlne. Tho caeo of tho Stato va. Jacob Idle J wine was was before Jujtico O'Donal 'a . court Wednoipay afternoon, occupying I several bouts tlmo. Holmes & Holmes l appeared for the defonsa and O, L. Mc Nary and L. II. McMahan for the Stato. The chargo waa assault and battery, com mitted on Juno 2 on the person of tho 11-year-old daughtor of tho defendant, Hattio Idtowino. A vcrdictof guilty waa rendered by tho Jury and a fine of $20 was imposed by tho court, but an ap peal will be taken to tho circuit court. Jurymen wero R R. Ryan, J. 8. Bach elor, J. II. Lunn, Jny Cox and E. T. Barnes. About tqn witnesses were give tesliraony' of which tho aro tho principal facta: The called to following girl rc- fathor to ceived permission from the attend tho Salvation Army but on his arrival thoro ho could not finihor, and at onco began a quiet Boarch outside, but it proved futile and ho found her at tho barrack on his return nnd at onco requostsd her to go home with him. Mrs. Baab, a neighbor, came to thoir place soon nttor their arrival thoro. bho stated that ho asked the girl if she bad been ovor in Polk county during her absence from tho barracks and alio de nied it, although it waa proved that flln was, by other testimony, accompanied by her girl friend aud two boys. Idto wino thon gotflvoor aovonpruno sprouts and told the girl to remove hor clothoa but she refurod to do bo and no throw bor on tho bod and ropeatedly atruek her with the sticks. Mrs. Baab wont out aido to avoid seeing tho girl beaten unmercifully but even thoro could hear tho blows. Tho stripos aro yet on the girl'a limbs. What Shall we Have for Desert This question arises In tho family every day. Let us answer It today. Try Jcll-O, a delicious and healthful dessert. Prepared In two minutes; No bolllngl no baking! simply add boiling water and set to cool. Flat vers: Lemon. Orange, Raspberry nnd Strawberry. Get a pnekage at your grocer's todny. 10 cts. Ladies Can Wear Shoes one aizo smallor after using Allen's Foot Ease, a powder to bo shaken in tho shoes. It makes tight or now shoos feet easy; gives instant relief to corns nnd bunions. It's the greatest comfort discovery of tho age. Cures and prevents swollen feet, blisters, callous and soro spoU. Alton's Foot-Easo la n certain euro for swelling, hot, aching feet. At all druggists and shoo BtorcB, 25c. Trial package freo by mall. Address, Allen 8. OlmBtead, Lo Roy, N. Y. I Copper Merger. Nkw Youk, June 0. The Amalga mated Copper Company, acting under the modified order of Vice-Ohancolloi Pitney, held a special meeting at its Jersoy City headquarters today to vote on a proposed inrreaso of the capital stock from $76,000,009 to 1155,000,000 and also to decide as to tho advisability o acquiring tho stocks of tho Bostn and Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mln ng Cou-rany and the Butto and Boston Consolidated Mining Company, olther (or cash or for full paid stock of Amalgamated Copper Company, In tho recent injunction proceedings it waa alleged that tho purchase of tho two companies contemplated an expenditure of $75,000,000, which, was doclarod olP excessive. Tho notice of tho special meeting shows that it ia proposed to in creass. tho capital stock by $80,000,000, or $5,000,00) more than was given as tho estimated cost of acquisition of tho two Montana companies. A committee is to submit a report about the proposed acquisition at tho special meeting. I l i i i i SB, i ii ANOTHER WONDER OF SCIENCE, Biolojry Has Proved That Dandruff Is Caused by a Germ. Science Is doing wonders these days in medicino aa woll us in mechunics. Since auhui ucivou, wit) minimi raco Jiai ueen trpubled with dandruff, for whiQlM.ol iiHtr iJicjmiMiiuu hub iiurtHuturu proved a i uniwaar.l .....II KT.....I.-..I,. Il...t ' Duibvgguii viliu until iiuvvuiun IIUipi- clde waa put on tho market. It is a scientific preparation that kills the germ that makes dandruff or scurf by digging into the scalp to get at the root of tho hair, vhrre It saps the vitality: causing itching scalp, falling hair ami finally baldness. Without dandruff hair must grow luxuriantly. Hernicldo at all druggists. It Is tho only destroyer of dandruff. V. li.J u... ir... il n l Always settlntr them up free. What? Bee Line Bujrtrles." MUchell, Lewis & Staver. A I'iiIIci Attruru. "No." snhi tin- pnllifimiti kindly hut flimly, "you cannot photogrnph tint t statue." "Why not?" asked the tourist. "Because It Is against tin law." Tho tourist looked tit the stutuo In question, a massive piece of contract work, and then answered: "Woll. I don't blamo you. It's al ways decenter for people to keep thoir troubles to themselves Instead of let ting them bo advertised all over the country." Washlugtou Star. What I'uamleii Youiitf America. It Is a puzzlo to tbo modern outh how so many old duffers managed to get along In tho world without tho knowlcdgo of things In genoral pos sessed by the modern youth, Boston Transcript Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury as mercury will surely destroy the senia of smell and completely derautte the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaco Such articles should uever be used except on pre scriptions from reputable pbyslolans, as the damage they will do is ten fold to tho good you can pouihly derlte from them. Hair Ca'nrrh Cure, manufac tured by F. J. Cheuey & Co., Toledo, O.. contains no mercury and is taken in ternally, acting directly upon tho blood and tnuoons eurfaeo of lie system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you I get the genuine. It Is taken internally, and made iu ToMi, Ohio, by F.J. Cheney A Co, TVstrganiaa ree. ' Boju uy urpggists, prfw 76c. jmr bot tle. Hall's Family Pills are Ihe best. Tlio Kind You Havo Always HI USO lOP OVor JlO Vfinm. lOV 1U1 SJ . ami 1 rwy'; Honal r S11C'(0 Allov AU Counterfeits, Imitations Experiments that trlllo wttl Infants ami Chlldron-13xpo What is C Castorla Is a harmless subs gorle, Drops ntul Soothing contains neither Opium, Mo substance. Its ago Is Us guo mill allays Fovcrlshncss. It Colic. It relievos Teething 1 nail Flatulency. It nssimila Stomach and Bowels, giving Sho Children's Panacea Tin GENUINE CAST Boars tho The KM You Haw Always Bought In Use For Ov&r 30 Years. tmi eiNTAun eoMMNY, vt murbi TnttT, Ntw von orrv gk tei A Good Deal In tho construction of a building de pends upon your lumber being of good quality and well seasoned When wo are dealers you are assured of tho best quality that can bo produced. You aro also sure of gutting the best quality at tho lowest prices. 1'tilr nud 'quart) dealings, good goods and low prices is our success. Near S. P. pitBSWigor de pot, phono 051. Goodalc Lumber Co. SCOTCH WHITE OATS Anyone wantinga healthy niilrtioii diet should try Scotch Oats. They are a valuable aid to digestion and can be readily served, bold by Harritt & OLD t'OSTOVriOK xrr- t TTXT'A S O JVl EDTH I NGr r-KERN INCANDESCENT CIAS BURNER to Chimney, no blackened Mantles, Gives 35 caudlo power por foot of gas consumed. Sevoral sizes, We havo In stock tho No 1, burning ono foot per hour and giving a 35 candle power light for 3-10 of ono cent per hour. Also tho No 2, giving 70 candle power at a cost of (J-10 of a cent per hour, INVESTIGATE THRM Salem Gas Jiglit Co. Chomokata St, Plumbing and Roofing Make your contract for plumbing early to secttro tho best Job for tho least money. ; i : : : : A METAL ROOF on your building Is durabltt and economical, will protect your property from tiro in adjoining building and ought to red nun thn cost of insurance. :::;::::: A GALVANIZED IRON SKYLIGHT is lighter and stronger than wood, guaranteed not to leak. Estimates furnished ami ,tho best of work promptly performed by ::::::: : BURROUGHS St FRASBR PHONE IBIl lOS STATE The Great iHbajesttc Steel (Range We have a new stock to Arrive ...Soon... R. M. WADE & CO. SALEM OREGON THE FLORENCE SALEM OREGON . , A urst-alass pilvate hospital for tho treutmutit of chronic and surgical cases. Built tho past year especially for tho purpose for which it is ttsatl Oonveimntly located within four blocks ol the business part of the city. Tho most modern furnishing mid lattMt appliances throughout the building. Heated by hot water and lighted by gas and oiocttolty- Hero the sick can have tho comforts of an elegant private home, combined with all tho advsutugo of a general hospital withut the uolse, confusion, and puhlluity attainting ons. Outside phy clans bringing eases in treated with the greatest cmrtajy, and us- d in operations if requested. For terms and furlh r Informa tion wrue or apply prit)ii y. R, CARTWRIGHT, VISITOHa WELCOMED BETWEEN 2 AMD 4 I M. bought, mitt -which Vina bcicu lino lim-iin flm nlirttii-n nP ts been innrto untler Ills iicr- uporvisum slnco lis infancy. to ono to tlccclvo you In this, ml Just-as-Rootl" aro hut ami omlnnrriu tho health of onco ngulnst Experiment. STORIA tuto for Castor Oil, Paro rrnps. It Is Pleasant 16 phino nor other Narcotlo antce. It destroys Worms litres Diarrhoea aud AVliul oublcs, cures Constipation .s tho Food, regulates tho healthy and natural sloop mother's Friend. OR1A ALWAYS i .gnaturo of Lamb Season It is here, and nothing can bo mote pleasing to the nppetitu than a BiitMirb "Lego' Lamb', not old sheep, but tho real sprint? articlo, Wo havo tho article h all Its julciuosa. E. C, CROSS SALEM Phono 2,n, ORE Lawrence tutorjKiiv "ivt --. e NEWl X X Tolephono B03 SANATORIUM M. D. 8UPT. J &CC&M -s&gijSgg vw ill "in MiM4siaaMaMUusMessMa'I I s! 1 rpinrr "" ADVERTISEMENTS Advertisements, five lines or less, la this column Jnsertediiii7eTr?m: for 2SC SOc a Week. $1 50 a month. All ow five itaV. -t'VJ?." WANTED. WANTED. To buv a team, 1100 to 1200 lbs., for cash, Walt Low, Salem. 0 4 U WANTED. Tho lady that lives on Garden Road that Bold jolllo to tho Willamette Hotel, to fcalUlho hotol soon as possible. l "" WORK WANTED. A man and wlfo, individualy or together want employ ment at any kind of work. Wrmcn good housekeeper, man all-round laborer and good farm hand but not heavy enough for tho hardest kind of work. Apply to "man and wifo." care Jouhnal. 5 24 tf WANTED. Wo are jntqnding to paint tho Buttovlllo school building, parties desiring to do this job wilt'pTeaco put in bids on work aud material sopa ratoly. Address all bids to the clerk, Honry L. Bonts, Clerk School District No. 57, Buttovlllo, On 5 14 lm WANTED. For Cash 200 to 300 cords largo or small fir. Apply at Journal ofllco, . 5 8 tf WANTED-HELP. WANTED All-around majt can got per manent employment by month or year. J. M. Munkors, Saloni. 0 4 7w WANTED A middle-aged woman to do chamber work. Apply at Willam oteo hotol. 0 3 tf WANTED Competont woman or girl to do uoueral housework at good snl ary. Inquire at Journal olnco. 0 I tf WANTED MAN with horaoand buggy to sell Pasturo Stock Food. Salary $16 per wook antl ten por cent on all Bales. Farmor proforred. Previous experi ence not essential. Pasturo Stock Food is tho groatost discovery over made in practical and acioiithio feed ing, and is sold pn nu absolute guaran tee. Steady, iermnnon trado easily established. Samplo 'box, sufflclont for two weeks loeding, froo. Stind 25 cents in stamps or silver '' to cover ex press charges Pasturo Stock Food Company, 324 Times Building, Chlca. go. 3 2l-tf LADY AGENT Your opportunity Hygoia Straight Front and Military Corsets aro monoy makers. Every woman wants one. For terms ap ply Dept. D. Western Corset Co., St. Ixnils, Mo. 3 18 3m Cedar Stilncics. Whoro did you got tliOno shingles? Thoy aro tho Detroit brand mado by Hoover llroB., and aro tho best shingles on the markot. Tea aud their price ia no higher than tho other doalars. Go nnd sou their No. la, brand marked U, 5 huts lo 2 inches, Also thoir No. 2s clear of knots 0 in. from but. Thoy aro told by S. P. McGrackon, uthSt. Kngla wood. I 6 13 ltn BUSINESS OAJRJDS. H. MACK Succcossor to Dr, J. M. Koono, ol White Corner, Salem Oro. Parties de siring Btiperlor operations at modorato fou in any brunch aro in especial request, Money to Loan On farms and city proporty. Invo.b inunts Judiciously mado. Insurance ef fected. JOHN MOIR Ovor Tulophone ofllco 200 Com'l. Bt. 4-0tf Dr. Grace Albright Graduate of American Scuool of osteopathy, "i" : : Every day excopt Sunday. Ofllco hours 0 to 12 a. m : 1 to 4 p. in. Odd Fellows' Templo, Cor. Court and High streets. Phono, Main 2281. Dr. Tacle Beat, assistant. Bottled Beer KIlngcrA Uock,rJuccei3oni toJUouthHalem IJottlir.st WorKt, ' AI unturs forliQttlodboerwIll bo llled at the brewery. Kept on cold storage. Frw city tlnlivery. Wophono 2181. Capital Summer Norma A rt'hool for teachers will bo held at tho Capital Business College, First tn'iii opens May 0, anil uonliuueH 7 weeks, Hee oud term opuiinJuly 1, ami con tluui's ll weeks Iimtiiiullona will be given in all the branches riKittiri-il tnr Hlntu ami -iiiintv papers. Address. J, j. kraps, salem, orp, DON'T WAIT Till It Rains But book your ordas with LEMMON& BURffjr your house painting, papr hunting or kalsoniininir at105 State st. White House Resiaurant Easy ot access Courteous reception. First-class cooking. You enjoy what you order at 1o6 State st. George Bros, Prop's, THE DAILY JOUDrUl. MEMDER ASSOCIATED PRESS DEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM UR0EST CIRCUUTI0M AH over five lines at same rate. COPPER KETTLE FOR SALE-lI gallotia capacity, 8ood as now, .uiublo street. :.r . ol-w"u "ui ziuuonmitrclal 0 2tr run oAi.f,-iwo good second-hand bugg,o. Innuiro Mitchell, Lewis A Staver Branch, Salem. CAMP STOVES-And camping, outflti. Also second-hand goods of alf Vlnds it Ixngcoro. "..K...... iui aimo Btrcet. E. Ct 6 10 lm 9. oniniiHU SUA ' A nun .l. i'e joap Buitablo for spraying hops, fruit treos and chicken fieusea: not poisorT. out .but effective .call ann sooeamplb at Salem Soap Factory, Ferry street. o 1 11 f FOR RENT. FOR HENT-Good seven room houFo wl.ll tal 0" IUrU atrcot. A. Schrlber, 424 High bt. o 1 FDRNI8IIKD ROOMS-For lighthouse keeping or for transieuts, In suits or singlo, largo and pleasant with win dowa fronting on Commercial street. n ..i ni , . ' UOTCHIHS.J Cottle Block, over Rluo Front 5 lj(f FARM FOR RENT-8ix miles ulh of Salem 120 acroa all undor cultiva tion, good schoola. near church. Fres Rural dolivory. Grain rent. Address II. U. Caro .InuiuuL. . ,2 l,tf? LODGES. FORESTERS OF AMERICA Court Sherwood Forost No. 10. Mceta Fri day nights In Tnrnor block. -AVm . Duck, O. R. A. L. Brown, 8cy. MI3CELUNE0U8. MrELRATII 07 STATE 8TRKETwill mako you a suit. Perfect in fit and workmanship for about the samo as you aro paying for misfl ts. Hata ren ova tod, blockod and trimmed. " RATE8 REDUOED-at Hall's Ferry to 15c. Tako that road when going (to Iiulopondeuco. Monmouth orothor K)inta in Polk county and savo an hour's drivo. Skillful (orrymen Al ways ready to aorve you. 4-23-dAw2m A. D. PgrrrJOUK, Prop. NEW FEED STORE Opposite court houso on High Street. A full Una of flour and all kinds of feed carried. Hay and grain bought and told. ' Feed chopping dono at lowest rates. Get our quotations boforo you buy. Till, son, Dartlolt Grain Co. ' TURKISH BATHS 1 WILLAHETTE HOTEL "4 ft S. C, STONE M, D. Proprietor of Stone's Drug Stoce SALEM OREGON. Tho storon(two In uurqbor) aro lo catod at No. 235 and 388 Commercial street, and aro woll stocked with a com plete lino of drugs and modlolnw, toilet articles, perfumery, brushes etc. DR. STONE lias had somo 26 years cxperiorice In tho practico of medicine and now makes no charge forconaultatlon, exam, (nation or prescription. OFFICE, OITY UALL For water servlco apply at uijlcs Cilia payablo monthly iruadvaoM Mako all complaints at thefflt f Old Post OfficeStables Aro largo anu have reliable attend ants, your toam boarded by thn week or day. Good teams for hire. Prices rea sonable, Your patronage solicited. H. M. Brown . Perrv Ptreet. B. R. JONES. Attornay-at-Law Toledo. Oregon. Was Clark of Circuit Courtfor six jaars and ba au up-to-data autraotoi all uroperirla Uaoola eoautr, lM7m ALBERT A. JESSUP, Plionu 1671. ROOM8 1 AND 3, Q1UY BUC, CAPITAL OITY Express and Transfer Meets all mail and passenger train Baggage to all parts of the eity. Prom; service. Telephone No. 241. DIBgUE A HOMYER & O, Burkhatt Capital Lunch Counter Next door to Harritt A Lwrepc. Serves I ho beat meals and lunch ordws in the elty. Prompt service, clean plaes, nd good cooking. Utvu the new pW call. Sewing Machine Rej?JrM llwva rented repair spaoa oLF, At Wiggins, at bis nev ltxatloaJulberty street, and will be glad to ie aJi of uy old friends there. Any sewing biIb repairing entrusted to ws will if pwar. auteed latlifactory or mauay wfuHld, N. IL IHjJUJtt, 257 Libwty StrtsL str.fi ssssi raawtaa " i - v 'ft . 1 FOR SALE. " 'ST . l v Salem Her Co. m t m I ' flO ,y y " i ir i "W ! LafTa