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Newspaper Page Text.' & hiSiiii'iMttitMyw 7.rfrffir!rr?,"-Vttirty-v,:-'--"-- ?'t.jrt.7SJ- -.y Impaired Digestion May not bo nil that Is meant by dviptpsla Bow, but It will bo If neglected. Tho uneasiness after eating, fits of nerv ous headache, sourness of tho stomach, and dlsagreeablo belching may not bo very bod now, but ihoy will bo If tho stdmnch Is Buffered to grow weaker. Dyspepsia Is such n mlserablo dlscaso that tho tendency to It should bo given early attention. This is completely over come by Hood's Sarsaparilla which strengthens thowholodlsestlvosystcni irTmmmTTTTfmTTrntmmiTmrmTmfsi Social Sndp SliotC Phene: Maid 931 J WILLMAN RECITAL Portland Visitors Perkin's Hotel Restaurant. White Cooks, lunch 10c to 25c. Meals a la carte, 2 Oc up. Dally Journal on file. 5-27 tj Pounds 50C Of otir Crescent Blond Coffoo, which can bo duplicated elt-owhoro in appear nncU for 00c. Our 25o grades of flvo dif forent kinds (can be had separata or mixed) 1b uico in nppcoranco and it makes (who is fond of good coffee) a lino cup to drink. .,,.,, , , Thcso aro honoet facte and prlcos. Good many customers will any tho same. Yoa'can voto with ua on tho piano contest. Yokaliama Tea Store 240 Commercial St. Salem, Or. Phono 2411. Jroo Delivery. hc w ILLAMETTE ARRIVALS HOTEL ' E. L. Hall, Boston. O. YV. Ransom, San Francisco" A. Goldstein, Han Francisco. F. 8. Kellv, Portland. Frank J. Corincll, San Francisco. Dr.UyronE Miller, Portland. J. I). Smith, Now York. W. M. Allen, Chicago. Olydo Phnlllbu. City. F. W. Anderson, Portland. Frank E. Alley, Roseburg. E. L Hugglns, San Francisco. PERSONALS II. II. Turner is In Portland today. Mm, W.J. Stcolo has cone to Miller. Mrs. I Aurling lias gone to Portland. L. II. MoMnhou is In Portland today. Miss Mary ICavanagh hai gono to GerVals. Prof. fl. F Kohineon has roturnod to Portland. Mrs. George Black is visiting friends nt Portland. Mrs. V. K. Martin is v'bilinn friends at l'ortliiiul. C, It. Moores of Oicgou City has re turned Ik me. Mrs. O S Skirvcr has gono to her homo at Turner Mrs N. A J.ioln hai roturnod to her homo at Portluud. Miss Anna Lundgriu is visiting rela tives in Portland. Miss Mollie Marklan has returned to her homo at Sllvurton. Josie George has gono to Gladstone Parle for a few days. Hon. F. X. Matthiou of Ohampoeg was in the city yesterday. Mm. A. S. Brasflold lias roturnod to her homo In Portland. Miss Hoi tense Kimball has returned homo from Portland. Min Lola Chltwood has roturnod to her home at Damascur. Mini Claire Chadwlck has returned to her homo at Collar, Washington. Miss Nettio Beam and Mis Mau 1 Por tor of AuniBvillo htvo returned home. Mrs. Olarenco Baringer nnd Miss Ala Baringer are visiting relatives at Butte Tllle. Mrs. O W. LaG range and Mist Delia LaGruugeure visiting friends ttt Spo kano. Master Waldo Gauflold of Ongon City 11 v suing at tlio home of uoorgo Urla wold. Miss Holen Oalbreath has returned from un extended visit with friends In Portland. Miiu Allco Ttcox hni returned from a two week's visit with Miss Winnio Cher rington at Dollar. Mrs. G. W Blgham or Corvallis is vis iting her parent, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. C. Wimer of of this city. MIs Faye Koseustoln of Portland who has bioa visiting Miss AgneB Gilbert hai roturnod homo. Mrs. E. Harding, Mis Amy Hardiug and Miss Nellie Prudy of GervaiB were in tho city )esterday. Mr. and Mrs. Dalglelsh of Portland who have been visiting at the home of Mrs. Boothley have returned home. o jol. ts4 I O X"L X Sl . Bmt tit j Tha Kind Ym Hats Atoars Bocffct Investigate Mower. draw cut Champion What Eminent People Think of the Great Margaret Barry 'Your name and fame will to down wltb the treat artists of the world " - Hon. Henry M. Wattersoa "You have the Divine spark."-Rev. T. DeWIU Talmatc. 'A treat anlste."-Hon. Burke Cochran. "A wonderful persenality: treat mnetlsm;the test I have ever heard,"-llon Wm.J. Bryan. An tlaborato and highclnss ontorlatn ment was given lost Thursday ovening nt tlio studio in tho First National bank building, by tho pnpils iu tho piano class ol Etta Andors Wiliman ns'repro- sontatlvo for Chicago. Tho studio was nhioly decorated nnd nrrnnged for the ovening. Tho audience, which filled to overilowing tho spacious recital hall, was composed of friends nnd acquain tances of tho pupils and somo prominent musicians. Although tho recital Wns informal In its nature, the program rendered wob, probably, tho best evor given by tho class in point of contain ing so many numbers that mot witli favor from both the mu sician and tho llatonor, and In point of a croditablo per formance. Souvenir programs an nounced tho ton numbers. The opening number waB tho bright nnd refreshing "Impromptu Valso" by Raff, executed in quartet by Missus Bocknor and Hub bard and Frank Churchill and Harry Guild. It wiib well given, and a fitting number lo introduco tho selections following. Tills number was loiioweu oy a wen solected duot by Frank Willinati. Jr., and his teacher, taken from Diabolli's "Allenretto," and two selections fiom Henry Schwing, by Master Wiliman. This juvenllo pianist aln a ly shows eome of tho pnviablo characteristic of his teacher, in his clear, Arm and expressive toucli and manner of playing. Altlica Moores followed in threo num bers "Ilochzeltsmnrch" Mendelssohn; "Sonatiua"-Kulau ; "Nocturne" Moyer Oberlebon. Miss Moores was cortainly very deft in her execution of tho sonatina, embracing rapid and intricnto technique, coupled with clear nnd marked ox pros ion. Mondolssohn's march oxcited wondortnent nt to how so young an ar tist could give sucli a finished perfor mance, and certainly awoke pleasant momorics for some and anticipations for othors. Her rendition of tho Meyer Nocturne was n dainty bit of linger and pedal work which would have dono credit to 0110 much oldor in years nnd experience. In tho "Boat Song.-Relnhold. Mario Hofor, gracefully sUBtainod her reputa tion as a young rising pianist, and was a credit to her class in her well-executed waltz by Chopin, adapted to young artists. Miss Hofer and Alias Moores wore each presen ted with a beautiful bouquet of choice flowers in token of their creditable efforts. Miss Cora Talkington iu Mortz'a "Dances Espagnoles" did hereclf justice and recoived hearty cheer from tho audi ence in recognition' of her proficiency. Tha bright selection wns well presented and its characteristic naturo interpreted with finish. Misses Hubbard and Beck ner gave "Polacna Brilliant" Wobor, for two phnoi, iu n pleasing Btylo, In troducing the second part ol the pro gram. It would bo quito in order to mention tho arrangement of this program, such as to satisfy the listener both in execu tion and succession of koys which gnvo variety without tho usual suddeu jump from one koy to another so foreign as to stnrtlo tho listener. Tho successivo blondinc of tho koys represented in the different selections, each of which showed melodic as well as rich har monic qualities. In no ono number so well defined perhaps as in "Lurgo Ap passionato." Bcethovon, played by Fredorick It. Wnters. To tho muslciau this is over ono of tlio chosen numbers. for its maturity and dignity of thought in tomatlc treatment is pronounced iu every measure, and holds tho attention until tlio last note is struck. Mr. Waters showed familiarity, not only with tho technical difficulties of this number, but a musicianly conception of tho composor, which he thoroughly under stands how to impart to othors. Litz's "Hongrolse." bearing thounmlstakablo charactoriits of tho composer, in fewer measures than that versatile writer usually choee, was equally well played, although of such highly contrasting etylo to the Large movement. In Rubinstein's "Melody in F." Frank Churchill showed an intense feeling, for his rendition waa truo to tho intention of the composer and he certainly displayed true conception. In a "Nocturne," TauBig ho also gave evidence of truo musical spirit which was noticabla for correct execution, Henry Guild in Wollehaunl's "Grand Marcho," that over popular and stirring melody, was wHl recolvod bv a nleased audience. Mr. Guild shows good re sults for his year's work and should feel proud of his success. To tho well and favorably known, Miss NottloL. Becknor, fell the privilege of closing thia program in threo numbers: "Scherzo," DeKon stkl:" Reverie (lefthnnd) Ravina: "Valso Brilliant," Moskowski. With her usual finish she gave these threo numbers good interpretation and execu tion. The audience was delighted to hear her, and expressed appreciation in applause. This recital closes the work for the summer. ClasJea have already been formed for summer work, which will begin at once. Professor Scott, of Chi cago, the head of the Institute expressed his regret at not being ablo to bt pretent this year, and has highly complimented the representative for Oregon, Mrs. Willam, on the fine showing mado in thti term reports forwarded to tho head office. MQUPofK.. 1 VWd I fjfpil "rgHTtaimnflftfirtti,AfflwiiiMWiy T'ifri An Excellent Combination. The pleasant method and beneficial effects of the well known remedy, Jvnur of Fios, manufactured by the California Fio Sriitjp Co.. illustrato thevnluaof obtaining-tho liquid lnxa tlvo principles of plants known to bo medicinally laxative and presenting thoinln tho form most refrosblurr to tho taste and accontablo to tho system. It is tho one perfect strengthening laxa tive, cleansing the system effectually, disponing colds, headaches and fevers trently yot promptly and enabling one 1 overcome habitual corstlpatiouper ujanently. Its perfect freodom from every objoctionablo quality and sub stance, nnd Us actlnir on tho kldnevs. liver and bowols, without weakening or irritating thorn, mako it tho ideal laxative. In tho process of manufacturing figs nro used, as they aro pleasant to tbo taste, but tho medicinal qualltlcsof tho remedy nro obtained from senna and other aromatic plants, by a mothod known to tho California Fio Syrup Co. only. Iu ordor to get Its beneficial effects and to avoid Imitations, please romember the full name of tho Company printed on tho front of every package. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. BAN FRANCISCO, OAL. LOUISVILLE. KY. NEW TORI, N. T. TorBalobyallDruBRlsts. I'rlcoBOc.pcrbottla J2! "y nrrrmtmiT HiiTn The Flower of Lovo, The Ghost of Love, Past, Apart, Answer, nnd Povorty? Wo would bo nleased if any reador would send us thoir counterpart. Tlio last named poem is tho best treatment of tho theino after Burns that is in print. and reveals that the writer is a child reared not in nllluence but ncauninted with deprivations, In deed Miss Wright lias Had no advantages ol wealth or education, beyond the culturo acquired in a homo of parants of limiUd moans. Miss Wright's poems nro on ealo at Patton Bros, bookstore. Only 251 copies wero printed, In bluo and heavy deckel odgopapor. All aro numbered, contain the Author's signature nnd portrait, and conios will some day ho osteomed a rare trcasuro unless lior talents aro belied by tlio evidence of poetic genius con tained in this little volume, so modestly offered at 25. Craln-OI Grnln-OI 4 Kemeuiber that name when you want h delicious, appetizing, nourish ing "food drink to take tho plnco of coffee. Sold by till grocers nnd liked by nil who hrtvo used It Grnln-0 Is made of pure grain, it aids digestion and strengthens the nerves. It Is not n stimulant but n health builder nnd tho children ns well as the adults can drink it with great benefit. Costs about Vi ns much ns coffee. 15c. and 'J."c. per pneknge. Ask your grocer for Grnln-O. "Tickots will bo on ealo July 3rd and 4th, good for return up to July Oth, in elusive, batweon all points on Oregon Linos, at one faro for tho round trip. Don't fail to tnko Advantage of this op portunitv to visit your friends, Grand colehration will bo hold at different points on our linos." 0 10 12t Tho best farms and stock ranches in tho Willamette valley in Polk county. Seo J. II, MorniiB nt Monmouth, Ore. It Margaret Barry will be heard here Kobert Browning's in it In a Balcony" vJ&. rIc ". LITTU2 MINISTER;" .ml V 1 P80 "LES MISERABLK8, Hni I W0 D'ifroin. SestHsare, Kin' Mr?' PHUlJ?il,e& Twaln- Maeterlinck. I&nn th? ' Vret Brownin ami lZ? ";P,tfUnt' advance order for nit. yJU W? r"?t. bcr coming, Place orders for teats with PattonrBros today Reserved "eats, 1.00 Miss Wright's Poems The individual poems of Florei ce May Wright of Salem did not dazzle readers when they appeared singly, scattered in newspapers or magazines; but in a collection their brilliancy shines out as it revelation. This maiden effort ' When Iive is New," printed for private cir culation only, will certainly introduce Mias Wriuht to a larger world of readers, anJ add fame to our City and State aa well ai to the author. Love poems of eurh perfect purity and marvellous BWdetneei have not appeare J in many years on the Pacific Coast, and nothing like them orequal to them in a colleo tion by any one writer hat ever appeared in the United States. In aimple ex nulsiteness and radiance of pasaion they surpass Ella Wheeler Wilcox, whoso poems of sentiment have always at artificial quality, while here is the thrill of reality felt in reading Burns. Aa a singer for humanity, expressing the enthralling dominion of the tender pas sion, it wilt be found ditfieult to surpass Miss Wright's best work. Where in Bugiish llUrature ean we find a pro duct from the pen of so youag a writer thtt mateliM her Trto&t, Whea Love is New, A Day of Hope, Bat in a Dream, Shake In Your Shoes Allen's Foot Easo, a powder. It cures painful, smarting, nervous feet nnd in growing nails, and instantly takes tho sting out of tho corns nnd bunions. It's tlio greatest comfort discovery of tlio ago. Alton's Foot-Enso makes tight or now shoes feel easy. It is a certain euro for sweating, callous and hot. tired, aching feot. Try it today. Sold by nil drug gists and shoe stores. By mail for 25c, in stamps. Trial packago freo. Ad dress, Allon S. Olmetead. Loltoy, N Y. S MISS ROSS McHAN OF BUTTE: How After Two Years She Found a Remedy for Dandruff. Miss Rosa McAhau, of 211 West Ouartz street. Butte. Mont., says: "Hor- piclde has thoroughly cleansed my scalp ol uanuruii, vwncii wns entiroiy cov ered ; and it has stopnod my falling hair. I liavo tried many different preparations in the past two years, but none took effect except Nowbro's Herpicido." Dan druff is n germ disease and Herpicido is an infallible dostroyer of the germ "De stroy tho cause you remove tho fleet," Kill the dandruff germ. ABk your druggist for Herpicido. It is a delight ful dressing: allays Itching; makes the hair soft ob bilk. Letter from Kansas, Canton, Kansas. Juno 24, 1031. Editor Journal! Gonernl conditions nmong Kansas farmers havo im proved materially in rccont years. Tho hard tiinos conBcqttont upon tho failuro of crops for several consecutivo seasons in tho early OO't havo been followed by an era of very general prosperity, resulting from good crops and n ready market for all corenls and fitrm products at fairly remunerative figures. In fact tho finnncial itnnding and tho surround ings of tho Kansas farmor do not suf fer from n comparison with n liko class in any slato. Another result of tho good crops nnd prosperous conditions of recent years in " this stnto has beon a very geilornl cancellation by farmers of their mortgaged indebted ness until tho aggrogato valuation of property remaining under this form of hypotbication has been reduced to a minimum. Tho Kansas grain crop will this year probably equal that of 1000, tho,acer ago bolng about tho camo. Somo wheat has suffered urcat danmito from both the cinch bug nud tho Hcisian fly, al though tho damage from thoio pests is not Kcnoral. Farmers have not yet dis covered a practical remedy for tho ex termination of tho pest or to successfully restrict their invasion and destruction of growing crops. Tlio question of de vising somo means of annihilating par ticularly tho Hessian fly is receiving the serious consideration of farmers generally, it bcinc feared that unless concorted action to that end is taken, that tho pest will eventually oporato dlsasterously against tlio Btnto as a grain growing eection. Conllicting cstimntos renders a re liable prediction as to tho grain yield quite difficult but is is boliovcd tho yield will equnl that of latt year. The general average for wheat will probably reach 18 or 20 bushels per aero. Har vest hnnds nro very scarce and readily II ml employment at $2 por day and board Recent rains, that woro badly noedod, havo done much to promoto prospects for a fair corn crop. Corn it very back ward this season, few farmers having completed tlio cultivation thereof. Tho corn yiold will not equul tho record breaking cron of tho IDlK) crop soason. Tho oppressiveness of tho warm weather hero affords us a splendid thome for extolling tho delightful Or egon climnto which for its poronninl moderation Ib not Biirpaseflod. Slnco reaching Kaupas tho thermometer has ranged from 08 to 110 dogrooB which is exclusively wnrm when contrasted with Oregon's incomparablosummor climate. Kansas has always been known as a draught-htrickon slato hut a "dry" condition prevails in other than cli matic conditions, particularly, traffic iu intoxicating boverugos. So far as I can learn, Kansas is tho only Btate iu tho union wheru tho ealo of malt and splr itoiis liquors is entirely prohibited, rrnillcin intoxicants is conducted under cortain restrictions in some states hut Kansas is a "dry" state in tho true Bonee of tho term. Tlio inlluenco result ing from Mrs. Carrie Nation's crusade has been quite uoticcnblo in noarly ov ery community, a great many of tho "joints" that had proviouely been maintained in dellanco of tlio law, havo since suspended business. Li quors by law aro only ouiamnuio at iirug stores upon prescriptions only nnii men witli tlio understanding that they are used purely for medical purposes. However, in this relation, many Kan sans addicted totheusoof stimulants, havo acquired thohubitof helping thorn Helves and drugstores generally enjoy a flourishing business. At each legis lative session an attempt is mado tn re. peal tho law prohibiting tho salo of tinuors hut thus fur the movoiiicnt Iihh failed to receivo the endorsement and support of a requisite number of ne- semblyinou and tlio law is being quite vigorously oniorccii. Wo lea vo next Monday for Boston. J. W. O. rv mi tfts iaa h mA ibb m hi hh ihh ivih 11 a vspm wr n net? n .! WEbmM m JNcgctaulc PrepnrattonrorAs slmiloling lUcFoodandHemtla ling lite Stomachs nwlBowels or For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought Promotes Digcslion.Checrftir ncss and Rcst.Contaliw neither Oj)uim,Morplunc nor Mineral. ISOTTC ARC OTIC. hyv ofOUDrSAMUELtmian lmpkn Setd' Alx.Snuui. 111 Cgrtxnmlr Sola fTniW.Rpv hhtrtyrrm flaivn Apcrfccl Itcmcdy forConslipn llon.SourStonuiclt.Dlnrrhoca Worms .Convulsions .Feverish ncss nnd Loss of Sleep. Facsimile Signature of NEW VORK. J EXACT COPY or WRAPPER. m 11 JnbI J -,1' - - , . ' Bears the i i Signature Jft w J Y In Use or uver Thirty Years TORIA THC C(NTlin COMPANY. MCW TORN CITY. Lamb Season It is hero, and nothing can hu 111010 pleasing to tho appetite than a superb "Logo Limb", not old sheep, hut the real spring artiule. Wo havo tho article hi all its juiciness E C.JjCROSS SALEM ORE "I'hono'iiOl. Uncle Sam Celebrates His Birthday On tho Fourth of July by letting him. self loose, and wo will celebrato with him by closing on that day, so In tho meantime, or any ilnv attorwards wo nro sl'O-ving tho finest stock of well foasoiied lumber, timbers, etc. lo lie found in Balem. Wltnthur you want to buy iu Inrgo or small quantities, no will serve ynu with tho litmt that is cut. Phono 051, Near S. I. russongor depot. ''ft M nr Cetr. the A Kld Y(W Ha8 Udlji BflflgfJ C0MMIHEE ON THE RIVERS The rivers and Harbors committee of forty members arrived here at 'J ;16 this afternoon in a special train und left at 3:5, the half hour of their visit here being spent at the State house. They went ttirougii here to Portland about firec'clock this morning and from there went down the West side road to Cor vallis, thence to Albany. TAPE WORMS 'A tape worm eighteen feel lotic at lean came on tba tcene nlur mjr taking two CASt'AltKTS Ttils I am ure fc obumx! mr td health tor the past three years I am still taking- Gucarru the only oattisrtlo worltiy of oottoe by tontiue people " ueu w uowus, Ufttrd, JUm. CANDY TSAOI MAMM DIOltTTRfO Pl4uoU Ptiaiai,) 1'oieBi Tut Ocod I)o 0oa J(er'-B Wnkiu ur Orie We Xc Ule ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... tliriUf Iwi bHl. CU4., HMlnU. . Iwi. Ml MO-TO-BAC S&M r U 8&&w$r Marjraret Barry. After hearing Margaret Harry, Ku gono Field, tho child's poet, wroto her, and among other things said, "I sat satisfied nnd content, ns hy tho fireplace witli the logs crackling and the pleasant preparations for supper going on iu the adjacont kitchen. It was n treat in deed." Miss Harry has been receiving tlio most wonderful press cconlums ever written about any artist, for her great versatility, and intelligent conception of tho works of various author?. It Is just Cotiiblo that this city may lie favuied y a visit from her, and is such should firovo true, we will have the pleasure of tearing Hhoridau, Darrio, Hhakospere, Hugo, Itestand, I.ytton, Drowning, Kip ling, Twain, Field and JMey read liy the foremost reador of tho day. Goodale Lumber Co. trVS -' y. ! Vi tsi a;; v VaOFW w.int i T - ! .J '" VIA. -- i 'urn 1 'PUhj wWt,. SCOTCH WHITE OATS Anyone wanting a healthy nutritious diet should Scotch Oats. They are a valuable aid to digestion and be readily served, bold by Harritt L Lawrence ailr try can old O8TOKFi0B aunnKitv It. P. Phillips, of King P. 0 . wus In the city yesterday. He reports the llnost grain prospect all over the hills ever known, there being no bad spots. Ap ples nnd pears haVo nearly nil .lropp-d off in the foot hills, butt aro hetter iIomii toward tho valloy. He alo ruHrts the advent of many timber men looking for claims. A Few Pointers Tho recent statistics of the r.umiier o deaths show that the largo inajorif di with consumption. This dieiuw imo commence with an apparently liar vy cough which can be cured instantly m Kemp's Halmim for tho ThnMt aby Lungs, which is guaranteed to cure ml relieve all cases. Prico 26c. and nud For sale by all druggists. 1 50c. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury as mercury will surelv destroy the sense of smell und compfetely derange the whole system when entering it through tho mucous surface. Mich articles should never be used except on pro scriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can pobsibly derive from them. Hall's Ca'arrh Cure, manufac tured by F.J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, O.. contains no mercury and is taken in ternally, acting directly tioii the blood and mucous surfaoo-i of tie system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure von get the genuine. It is taken Internally, and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J Cheney & Co. Testimonials free. 8old hy Druggists, price 76c. wr UtU tie. Hall's Fumlly Pills are the bt. "Fraud.' fiiiANiKO, Ore., Leadur, May 30, 11X)1. The New York post oilke mvs thure is n ) such firm at tho EmpireKnitting .Mill, bo me of our exchange hay btn inno cently advertising this firm's goods.aud no doubt many persons have lMt all the money they have tent them. Wlut Shtll we Hive orOesertf This question arlseH in the family evory any. Let uh answer It today. Try Jell-O. a delk-lous and bealtbful detuiert. Prepared la two minute. No bolllngl no baking! simply add boiling water and set to cool. Fl. vert: Letneu, Orange, ltasnberrr and strawberry. Get a package at your 1 Gas Stoves for Summer Cooking Gas Ranges, Gas Hot Plates, Gas Boiling Stoves. Call and examine low prices. Special rate for Gas for Cooking Purposes. Salem Gas Light Co. BUSINESS CARDS, O. H MACK Bucccessor to Dr, J. M. Kcono, ol Whlto Cornor, Balem Oro. Parties de siring superior operations at modorato fee in any branch aro in especial request, Money to Loan On farrris nnd city property. InvoU mentn judiciously mado. Insurance ef fected. JOHN MOIR Ovor Telephone otllce 2C0 Cotn'l. St. 4-Otf Dr. Grace Albright GridutteloflAnierlcan ScSool of Osteopathy. : : : 8 Every day except Sunday. Ofllco Hours U to 12 n. in 5 1 to 4 p. m. Odd Fellows' Temple, Cor. Court and High Btreotn. Phono, Main 2281. Dr. Taclc Deal, assistant. SOUL03 BROS. Piano Tenors and Repairers PORTLAND OR E. For Salem nnd vicinity leave orders at Goo. Will's Music Store. K S. C. STONE M. D. Proprietor of Stone's Drug Store SALEM OREGON. Tho storos(two In number) nro lo cated at No. 235 and SS8 Commercial street, and aro woll stocked with a com ploto lino of drugs and modlclnos, toilet articles, perfumory, brunhos otc. DR. STONE Has had somo 26 years oxperionco In tho practtco of medicino and now makes no chnrgo forconsultation, exam ination or proscription. k m n OFFICE, CITY UALL For water hcrvlco aDDlv nt urflca Ullls puyablo monthly in advuoco Mako all complaints at tho office Old Post OfficeStables Arn Inrtrti nnn linvn rnimhln nllAml. ants, vour tenm hoarded bv the week or day. Good toams for hire. Prices rea oonnblo. Your patronago solicitod. H. Nl. Brown Perrv Ptroei. B. P. JOKES. Attornoy-at-Lnw Toledo, Orairon, Wu Clork of tilioutt (Xiurlfor tlx yuan mt htt u iiivumjbio RiMimoi 01 ii rucr 17 111 Lanooio ivuuir- ii-wio ALBERT A. JESSUP, Phonuil071. KOOMB 1 AND 2), QIUY UtJC. HUIE WING SANG CO. Japanese, Fancy nnd Dry Goods of all kinds. Ladlea' underwear nud shirt waists, wrapporH and matting. Every thing for salo now at very low prices. Flru works, all kinds, wholesale and retail. 140 State St., Salem, Or. Sewing Machine Repairing I have rented repair space of F. A, Wiggins, at his new location 011 Liberty street, nnd will he glad to see all of my old friiiudH there. Any sowing machine repairing entrusted to me will bo guar uutoed satisfactory or money refunded, N. II. Hoiilky 257 Liberty Btroet. 4- Chomokota 8t. Tolophonu fiflS Plumbing and Roofing Make your contract for plumbing early to secure tho host job for the least money. ;;:::; A METAL ROOK on your building is durahhi and economical, will nrotoct your property from tiro in adjoining building ami ought to rediico the cost of insurance :.?:::::: A GALVANIZED IRON SKYLIGHT Is lighter and stronger than wood, guaranteed not to leak. Estimates furnished a 'id the best of work promptly performed by :;:::: s : BURROUGHS Si PRASBR PHONE IOII lOa STATU JUST THE THING FOR THIS HOT WEATHER A blue flame oil stove CAH COOKING AND BOILING. ri IK DAKING AND BROILING ' FRYING AND ROASTING STEWING and TOASTING NO TROUIUK TO SHOW TJIF.HI. GoUliH. R. M. WADE & CO. grocer's today. 10 eta. THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM . , , 8ALCM OHUGON A first-class pilvate hospital fur the treatment of chronlo and surgical eases, ilullt the past year especially for the purpose fur winch it is used. Oonvonmitiy located within four blocks of the busines part of the city, The most modern furnishing and latest appliances throughout the building. Heated by hoi water and lighted by gus and oleotlolty. Uvru the sick can havo the comforts of an elegant private home, combined with all tho advantages of a general hospital without the nolso, confusion, and puhlioity attending one. Outside phy solans bringing cases in treated with the greatest courteiy, and aaslrted In operations if rwiuested. For terms and further In'orma. tion write or apply peuoimUy. R. CARTWRIGHT, M. D. SUPT. V181T0B8 WELCOMED BETWEEN 2 AND 4 P. M. Cap ital SummerNqrmal A school for teachers will be held at the First National Hank building opposite post of llco. First twin opens May (I, nnd continues 7 weeks. Pec end term opens July 1, and con tinues 0 weoks Instructions will be given lit all tho branches required for State and county papers. Address, J, J. KRAPS, SALEM, OPE. CLASSIFIED X X ADVERTISEMENTS tJmSZ a month "Un Wri,.l.$lS -T" "' enm! WflN! rAtt WANTED. WANTBtt-A toirion desk. n marsi), U5 High street, 0 27 3tf ' 'V WANTED.-A young calf in ,!. ' . sloS' PPy l E,8CW-0rt (iaiOoti WANTED-JIELP. tT Wilte5fl.U Aqrilh v it A "" ""-"t wiison; Fox Valloy, Oregon. 0.3f.3t WANTED.-Uooil man and worriatfto to Frank Glover , Orowle y.lPotkl1 Orogbu. Will have work seVoftf montlin : fair wages. 0 27 0t WANTED MAN-wiUi horse and bam trt anil Pa.tiiM OlH.L r- i. . n . ni. .w ... ..uiu oiw roou. salary 115 por week and ton por cent on all sales. Farmor proforred. Previous oxperi onco not essential. Pasture Stock ood is tho greatest dlscovory over made In practical and sclftntlild feed Ing, and is sold on an absolute guaran. teo. Steady, permanent trado easily established. Satnplo box, sufficient fortwowcoko feeding, freo. Bend 25 conts in stamps or sliver to cover ex press chnrgos. Pasture 8tock Food Company, 321 Times Building, Ohlcn. P 3 21tf FOR SALE. FOR SALE-Ono Champion binder and mm ndavlnn Itlniln. l..tL - .- 1 .,. , ,P V . r"1" "econu nana, by Mitchell, Lewis & SUver Co. 0 21 FOR 8ALE for a fowdavs STi-nl Ranun Standard sewing' machine, Bedroom BetB, Carpois etc, Call Hotel Balem. Mrs. E. N, Edos. 5l FOR SALE One noarly new McCorm- hck jjinuer ueeu ono season at a bar gain, xnquiro ot Ed Crolsan. 0 21 tf FOR SALE A grocery store with cood luti.uuii, uujuuig proutanio trade. Address Grocor.caro Journal. 0 10 lm COPPER KETTLE FOR BALK. inn gallons capacity, uood as now, suitable for preserving fruit on large scale. Holman second hand, 210 Commercial street. 0 2 tf 8PRAYING SOAP-A now make1 of Boop Biiitablo for spraying hops, fruit trees and chlckon houses r nbt'polson ous but efft ctlvo. call and seo sample at Salem Soap Factory, Forry street. 5 1 tf LODGES. FORESTERS OF AMERICA Co'art Sherwood Forest No. 10. Moots PrN day nights in Turner block. Wm, Ruck, 0. R. A. L. Brown, Secy. ' MISCELLANEOUS. WHAT DO YOU WANTr-Wo want to furnish you with ploaiant, permanent employment at which you, can earn three to 11 vo dollars por day, ' address "Mannger" 403 Chamber of Commerce Rullding,Tncotna Washington. 0 20 2t. WAGONS AND BUGGHJ8. Best vo hicleH made, for sale at low prices. Will take old vehicles in part trado (or new. If you want a first-class lob of painting como and too us. Our Srlcot nro reasonable. Werner Fennel, alem Wagon Factory, 301 Commer cial street. 0 22 tf WANTED lo exctmgo tho following real ostnto In Northern Indiana for proporty In or near Salem, two six room houses with closets, "pantry s. porchos,ciaterns and cellars.ttreeta and sidowalkt mado In one of tlio best manufacturing towns in the ttate.hav Ing lino courtlioiiso,clty hall, memorial buildings, asphalt streets, cement and stone mid brick walks, water supply from flowing wells, beautiful "churches nnd school buildings, electric ' lights ttroot railroad. Natural gat for fuol, In lino agricultural country, Any one Interested ploaso address box 07 Oregon City, Oregon. 02031" McELRATH 07 STATU STREET will mako you a suit. Perfect Iu fit and workmanship for about tho satuo aa you are paying for mlsQ ta. Hats ren ovated, blocked and trimmed. NEWlfEED""8TOREOppoaIte court houso on High Street. A full line of Hour and all kinds of food" carried. Hay and grain bought and sold. Feed chopping dono at lowest rates.- Get our quotations before you bhy.' Till son, Bartlett Grain Co. Bought and Sold. Second-hand Hacks and Boggles'.polea and shafts. Somo bargains on hand at the W. F. R. Smith black smith and re pair shop, 185 Commercial street, Salem. 0 17 tf. O. -C. T Co's I'AtttKNUKU, H1KAWKH POMONA ALTONA LKAVKd tOll 1'Oltn.Ar.D l)Ilr xgit HumUy at 8 a, ni. QUICK TIMB ASD OllKAl' li.vl'IH Uoo. LotaiaUUtaan'l( oirt Hl. M. I'.IIAID VIN, Araaf DON'T WAIT Till It Rains But book voitr orders with LbMAtON & BURT for your house painting, paper hanging' or kalsominlrnr ay QS State t. White House Restaurant Easy of access. Courteousvreception. First-class cooking. You enjoy what you order at lo6 State st. George Bros, Prop's. Reform School Supplies. Sealed proposals aro hereby Invited for furnishing the Oregon State Reform School with lupnliea for tlx ino'nths end ing December ill, 1001, a Hit of which will bofiirnUheil upon application to the superintendent. All bids mutt bo in by 1 o'clock, p. ni Jul 1. 1001.; II. K, Iiickbbs, Supt. Oregon Btato Reform School, (I lOtd Sff- I J "iii(fci'l SUMMER GARMENTS When handsomely laundered, look very attractive, even though they nm be In- extensive. Our .pc,lahy to gentlemen a buhi w, t-r-. "'"n wash dretses, and outing goods tnu ly. We compare wjUrotiwr l?d"ea at a dollar doca with a quarter, although our rates aro low. Comments on rbai we do are our unaaimum vvi- v. praise. Salem Stew "Laundry, coLo-sKt. i. otJiflTiDrpaoyKurroa, noBooa d. ounrTso, uaBu . , . rbcw 411 330 Liberty tstrew 1 ' J. V 1 jj-frayfr KJ3