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Newspaper Page Text?r - rrTifyiftffBBsaBo Jaif Rkeilm You may call It ecxcma, tetter or milk crust. But no mnttcr whnt you call It, this skin dlscaBo which comes In patches thrtt burn, Itch. discharge a watery matter, dry and ncalo, owes Its cxlctcuco to tho presence of humors In tho system. It will continue to exist, annoy, and per haps agonize, as long as theso humors remain. It Is always radically and permanently cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla which expels all humors, and Is positively unequalled (or all cutaneous oruptlons. Portland Visitors Perkin's Hotel Restaurant. White Co)ks, lunch 10: to 25c. McaU carte, 20c up. Dally Journal on file. 5-27 t 3 506 Pounds Of our 0 escant Blond Ooffoo, which no., I, ti.milnitnil oliowhiro in appear nnrn for OOc. Our 25c Krados of 11 vo dlf- fnrnnt. klndu fcan bo had separata or mixed) Is nice- in nppoaranco and it makes (who is fond of good coffoo) a flno cup to drink. TI188O arc honest facta nnd nricis. Good man customers will Bay tho same. , You can volo witli us on tiio piano contest. Yokahama Tea Sore 249 Commercial St. Sal o in, Or. riiouo2411. .troeJDellvory UAUON COUNTY WEAL ESTATE i ifl TWAWSFER3.- P F. Woodward to tho United Statos of Amarica, tho a ha'fof a o Vi of sec 4, and w half of n o Jof sec 0, t 10 b, r 5 o, containing 1G0 a, eltuato within mo (jascR'to forest Kosorvo, as an ex cliangoi.r nn rqnal quantity of vacant government land. John Moser to Stonewnll J. Moser and Ella V. Moser, the n half of Stephen and Mary Jonoa d. 1. c, containing 310.201 acres. 12-100. Fred O. Barlow and Lillian II. Bar low of Harrison, Ida. to P. F. Woodford tho b half of o J of sec 4 and w & of n o ot sec 0. 1 10 n of r 5 o, containing 100 a, 125. Q. F. Sherwood to W. II. II. Dodge nnd Elizabeth B. Doduo, lot 4 in Fair View ml to 8aIom. f 1000. W. II. II. Dodge and Elizabeth B. Dodge to . T 8herwool, lot 3 In Fair Vlow ;ul to Salem. $1000. John Eagou mid Susan J. Engon of Woodlinrn to Allred Lewis and OIlvo Lowlp, acres in that Ii L O of P. P. Bonnuy and wf in tp 5s, r 1 w; $1800. Gmtav Glosor to E. II. Wright and L. W. Dur ilit, tho wK of 1 3, block 5 in Woodburu Packing Co. ad lo Woodburn, $10 Educate Yonr riorreU tvltli Cuicnretf. Candy Cathartic, euro constipation foroter. 10o,5o. It a a C. tail, druggists refund monoy flf Newport HOLD YOUR CHECKS Baiu'd II tck & Dray Co., give special attention to transferring baggage and camping outfits at same old price. Hack to Otter reck & Light Houso. Furnished and unfurnished houses. Wood and lny, all at bedrock prices. JULY 5th and 6tlh Great Event of the Season The Great 4 Act Play, "Lost injjew York" produced by local tah-nt under the aus p'cos of the Salem Militnry Band, a cast of fifteen people endued to reproduce It hero as it was played iu New York. Bos ton, Philadelphia and Baltimoro. Every attention is being given to make this tho greatest play ever produced by local talent in Salem. Every detail will be complote. See lunny telephone scene. The beautlfnl May pole dance. Tho pretty Farm scone. The quartette sing, ing and the beautiful play itself. Don't forget the date July 5 & 0th. Prices 25 60c Reserves at Box office. 1-3 What Eminent People Think of the Great . . Margaret Barry '.Your name and fame will to down with the treat artists of the world." -Hon. Henry M. Wstttrsou. "You nave the Divine ssark,"-Hcv. T. DeYYItt Ttluaft. A crest srtlste."-Hos. Burke Cochran. . "A wonderful persenality: treat nmnetism: the tett I have ever heard,"-Hon. Wn. J. Bryan , Margaret Barry will be heard here in Robert Browning's ii In a Balcony" J. M. Barrio's "LITTLE MINI8TER;" Victor Hugo's "LES .M18ERABLE8, and selections from Shakespeare, Kip ling, Field. Biloy. Twain. Maeterlinck. Mrs, Elizabeth Barret Browning and Ibsen; providing the advance order for seats will warrant her coming. Place orders for seiU with Pattoa' Brcs today Reserved seats, $1.00 CREDITORS WIN FIRST ROUND Plea in Abatement Against Bankruptcy Proceedings, Knocked Out. ode I toCApltal Journal, Pomxano. July 5. Tho Qilbort case had another Inning beforo Jndgo Bellinger todav. Arguments woro mado in Uih pious of abatomont, which had been act for hearing. The result win a tcoro for' petitioning creditors. Tho court hold tho plea was defective in so fnr an If itm llotlllle DlCadinK. TIlO plea of A. T. Gilbert was consequently ruled' out, with tho plea in abatmont Died by tho attorney tor tho protesting creditors. The court granted five days in which to file now papors and stated that tho now papers would be In the nature of a plea In abatement, which appears to be n favorlU made of procedure in this much mixed case. From tho etntoments in court tho now papors aro to assumo tho form to a great extent, of those juat dccalrcd dofonsoless by tho court. 11) Is supposition finds npparont confirmation in a declaration that objection would bo mndo to tho potltioning creditors, bc- caueo somo aro alleged to bo preforred creditors,' Papors similar to this' wero filed sometime ago. It was not stated that tho bank wna solvent, yet it is Intlmatod by an oppos ing attornov that as soon an tho bank makes uch showing tho litigation will flatten out Instantly. II. J. Biegor presented the case of potitlonora, while Carson & Jeffrey filed a brief. The ruling of tho court was in effect that the suit conducted by Mr. Ford in tho etato courts was ontiroly irrelavant and had nothing to do with tho caso boforo tho federal court. J. N. Brown und W. T. Slater appeared for Ford and Gntch. Tho fivo days granted to file an amended answer rotates to tho proposition of tho dofonco that a i number of petitioners woro disqualified on account of linving drawn funds out of tho bunk within four months prior to its suspension. This will havo to bo iu by July litis. TO CURE DANDRUFF It IS Necessary That the Dandruff Germ Be Eradicated, "Destroy the causo. vou remove tho effect." Kill thoeerm tliat causes dan druff, falling hair and baldness, you will havo no more dandruff land your hair must grow luxuriantly, llerpfcido not only containa tho dandruff germ destroy er, but it is also a most delightful hair dressing for regular toilot ubd. No other hair preparation is an this scientific ba sis of destroying tho dandruff germ, and nonoothor claims to bo, for tho simple reason that it is only recently that a de stroyer of the germ has beon discovered Nowbro's Ilcrplcido, the only hair pr6 paration that actually kills dandruff. Remember the Mitchell Bicycle. SOME REAL SP0RT The wrestling match advertised to comooff July 4th between Sol Durbln and Old Bill Andoreon. was the only real sporting event slated for tho capital city on the fourth and that failed to comooff. Noarly forty years ago thoy pulled off tho first two rouuds, and tho "rubbor" was to have been had yesterday. Bill claims that Sol was afraid to come to "taw" and claims his forfeit money. Besldos he says it hurts his feelings awfully to think that his old opponent has become so far blinded to the Mar quIsof Quecnsbury rules aa to absent himself, and suspects ho will lay the fault on his better half. He says there was much money up among his friends, and all fool koenly tho bitter disappoint mont. If it can bo still arranged ho will meet his old friend in tho horse yard of tho Fashion livery any Saturday after noon with Jim Dalrymnle or Mayor Bishop for referee. Get What You Ask Fori When you ask (ox Cascarets Candy Cathartic be sure you get, them. Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. A substitutor is alwavs a cheat and a fraud. Bewarel All druggists, xoc. humTn SKULL F0UND Ohaupoko, July 0 The other day when Smith Brothers, the butchers, were digging post holes for a new stock pen, one of the diggers fonrd a human skull about three feet below the surface, on a spot where a houee formerly stood belonging to John Hoefer, which washed away in theflcDdof 1800. How long the skull may have b-en there is a matter of speculation. Some tbink it la the htBt trace of a man ho wan done away with and buried, while others think-it 1b a very old grave where some unfortunate traveler, or pommy an Indian, was buried before the town of Champeeg: was built. What Shall we Have orDeteftf This questlou arises in the family every day. Let us answer It today. Try JellO, a delicious and healthful dessort Prepared In two minutes. No boiling! no baklngl simply add boiling water and set to cooL Fla Fla eors: Lemon. Orange, Raspberry and 8trawberry. Get a package at your grocer's today. 10 eta. OABTOH.IA. 3" t&tf frTiTiTTm7Yrrnr7Tr7rirrfl An Excellent. Combination. Tho pleasant method and beneficial effects ol the Vtoll known remedv. , 3t'mjp ot Fios, manufactured by tho thevaluoof obtaining tho liquid laxa tive frliiclples of plants known to be medicinally laxative and presenting them In the form most rof resiling to tho tasto and acceptable to the system. It 1b tho one perfect strengthening laxa tive, cleansing tho system effectually, dispelling- colds, headaches and fevers crontly yot promptly and enabling ono t overcome habitual constipation per manently. Its perfect freedom from every objoctlonaolo quality and sub ntaue, nnd its actloi; on the lddncjs liver and bbvrbls, without weakening; or Irritating- thorn, make it tho Ideal laxative. In the process of manufacturing figs aro Used, as" they aro pleasant to the taste, but tho medicinal qualities of the remedy are obtained from senna and other aromatic plants, by n method known to tho OAuroimiA Fio Brnor Co. only. In order to pot Its beneficial effects and to avoid Imitations, plcaso remember tho f ullnamo of tho Company printed oil tho front of every package. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. DAK FRANOISCO. OAX. xAunvxiAtf, kt. irew yokk, k. t. Fomato by all Druggists. PrleoEOo. per bottle SALEM BAND BENEFIT Tho drama, "Jwt in Now York" played by local talent, nt tho Grand last niirht was a lino production. Tho liouso was not overly crowded, but the seats wero well tilled, and it is expected to havo a full houso this evening. Ernest Welch made a great bit as to tho 'tough" boy', nnd Oak Sdtt'on as tho "boot block." Elmor Pottlngall playod the part of an Irish Policoman as if he had followed that .trade forallfo time. Maude GriBwold took tho part of a wronged wifo" as woll nB a natural born actress, nnd iu fact all played their parts perfectly. Tho same performance will bo given tonight, ovory ono should go to en courage home talont. It is for tho benefit: o! the new Salem Military Band. WHEN THE GRANGERS MEET Salem grango hold a session today and Initiated John Knight nnd Harry Guild as members, Tho two day picnic and celebration at Macieay was a great nuc cess. PERSONALS Jas. Maguire is in Portland today. G. W. Grannia has gone- to Portland. J. W. Judson waa in Portland today. Olma. Park was a a Portland visitor yesterday. Roy Damon has gono to Portland for a few days. Mlsa LIzsetto Fawk is visiting friends in Portland. J, K.Wcatherford waa in the city from Albany today. Mlas Casslo Withycombe has returned from Portland. B. A. Stafford ol Albany was In tire city yeaterbay. Mrs.;S. A. Koser has returned to her borne at Astoria. Miss Minnie Ireton lias returned from a visit at Portland. . Mrs. J. S, Webb has returned to her homo in Roseburg. Miitjn Baragar of Ritdding California, has returned home. Miss Ferno Bontly hasgone toTaconift for a visit with relative!' Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Tyler havo re turned from a visit at Albany. Rev. W. G.Elliot Jr., has gone to Portland for a visit with relatives. Mrs. P. M. Miles arid son of Portland aro visiting, Mrs. Miles father, Judge F. A. Moore. Mrs. W. B. Bozorth and two children have returned froui a trip east, arriving this morning. Miss Agnes Lockhart has returned to Chemawa. She expects .to lart for Sjuth Dakota next Monday. Mhs May Ryno. who has been visit ing at tho hoincs of Mr. and Mrs. N.J. Jndah, has returned to her home at Se attle. Percy Willis of this city bas tieen ap pointed to a lieutenancy iu the regular army, with instructions to report at once for examination. Dr.W.T. Williamson has returned from an extended eastern and nwthern trip. Mrs. Wlll(ameon was iu Portlsnd during his absence, and -also cama homo yesterday. Mi- AnnaOlihger, of Everett, H'n., has returned to bur homo -tftur u vkit of threw month with her ulster, Mrs. W, T. RiuiiBtaii, who with her ahildrun 0 companJwl her home Jtur a hurt vii(. llnriri Youi-ICIdMjr ' 1. IIobU'8UiaBa HIIU vr H kUearJIlM Han. , U frti Add, bu7Tlfc Ua d Ca,00 W B, f? ' ' - " ""? SUNDAY SERVICES rtnsT rnKsuV-TKhlAN. II. A. Ketchum pifstor. Communion service and reception. of members at 10:30 a.m. Preaching services at 8. p. m. citUKcit or non. North Salem. Preaching at 11 a tn and 8"p. m. by the pastor in charge. Rov. A. Wilson. Sunday School at 10 a. m. METHODIST EPISCOPAL. John Parsons, Pustor. Services at 10: 30 a. m. nnd 8 p. m. Sunday school at 12 m.. and Epworth League at 7 p. m. Miss Minnie Fripkoy. leader. CIlnlSTAIN SCIENCE t Second Church of Christ, Scientist, 209 Liberty street, Borvlcea at 10:80 a. m.aiul 8:oO p. in. Sunday, nnd ovcry Wednesday evening at 8 oclock. Sub ject of lesson sermon : "God" FIHST CONnnEOAlIONAt.. Preaching ut 10:140 a. m. nnd 7:30 p. in. Morning subject: "Tho Sinless One," Evening subject: "A Wise Man's Definition of tho Whole Duty of Man." Sunday school at 12 m. Y. P. S. O. E. at 7 p. m. CKNTHAL CONCinitOATIONAt. Corner of 10th and Ferry Strcot, T. II. Henderson, pastor. Preaching to morrow at tho usual hours. Subjoct at 11a.m.. "Behaviour in the ilouro of God" Subject nt 8 p. m.. "Our Young Men and Their Visions." -i. O. a. t. The Union lodgo of Good Templars will meet at tho W. O. T. U. ball at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, to colc brato tho 50th anniversary of tho orgaulgation of the Independent Order of Good TemplarB. Evorpbody lnyitod. KVANdEI.lCAli Sflvontconth and Chomekota strpot. N. 8hupp paBtor. Preaching services at 11 a. m. nnd 8 p. in. Morning sermon, by the assistant pastor. Evoning sermon by tho pastor. Subject "The Corronation of Jesu8." Sunday rohool at 10 a. m. O. T, Doty Suporintondant. Y. P. A. at 7. UNITED KVANOELtCAb . A. C. Robing pnBtor. Cottago bet., Marion nnd Center St. Services Sunday July 7, 1001, Annual Children's day my 1U!3U a. rn. x-reucning, dhuh Child Service" 12 o'clock 7 p. m. Y. P. O. E. meeting Children's day program All Sunday 8 p. m. aro in- vitod to attend. jiArnsT. Ronald McKlllop, passlor. "Buy tho Truth and Sell It Not" at 10:30 a.m. it'ri.n Wad Wnf Rn DnnH. With Anv Nation" as seen in American history of tho paBt century nt 8 p. m. Buntiay school at 12 m. Yotini Pec eoplo's meeting of the Lord's at 7 n. m. Tho ordinance Supper nt tho morning service. UNITAKIAN CHURCH. Unitarian Church ; cornor Ohcmokola nnd Cottago Streets. William G. Eliot, Jr., minister. BorvicsoatSp.m. Morn ing service omitted today. To-morrow evening,, July 7. Rov. h . CopeUnd, formorly pastor, will occupy tho pulpof, preaching upen: "Th Kingdom of God on Earth Now." Mr. Copolnndls the President of tho Co operative Brotherhood, of Burley, Wash ington ; and tho tccaslon of his return for a visit to his formorhomo will doubt less cull forth a cordial greeting from a host of frlonda and acquaintances. A Minister's Mistake A city minister waa recently handed a notlco to bo read from his nulplt. Ac componylng it wns n clipping from a nowBtmncr bearing upon thb matter. Tho clergyman Btnrtcd to read tho oxtrnct and found that it began: "Tuko Kainns Balsam, tho beat Cough Curo." Thl.B wna hardly what ho had expected audd after a momunt'H hesitation, ho turneo it over nnd found on tho other side th matter intoudod for tho reading. 3 Tho East Oregonlan is oviucinir tho laudable ambition of wanting an East ern Oregon man to hold a state otllce, and it doesn't care mcch what his party color is, either. How's This? WoofforOno Hundred Dollars Re ward for any caso of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cnre. F. J. CHENEY & Co., Props.Tulodu.O. We, tho undoralgneJ, havo known F. 8. Cheney for tho last 15 years, and be llove him perfectly honorable in nit bind ness transactions, und financially ablo to carry out any obligations made by tbeir firm. Wkst A Tiiuax, Wholesae Druggists, Toledo, O. VtAimm, Kinnan A Maiivin, Wholo- salo Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Cutnrrh Cure 1h taken Intor aally.actlng directly unou the blood and mucous surfaces of the eystum. Price 7Cc. per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Teatlinonials free. Hall's Family Pills aro the best. Xmzi Uk t Th Wad Yoa Haw Always Bwjjit KcidBr f Emperor at Potsdam. i Jkauw. July 0 Emperor Williams has gono to Potedam to witness tho en trance of his second son into the First Guards, Tho vont takes place tomor row aud will be accompanied by Impres sive ceremonies In which many high army olllcera will participate Tho Em peror, according to present plans, will not return from his Northern trip beforo Uie first part of August. PONT TOBACCO SPIT and 5M0KB YourLlfeawayl Yom ran be cured of tor form oftobacco ulnr ellj, be wdo well, lronf. w?"L'J. J"'1 " new lire and vigor by taking MO-TO-BAO, tJM uakea weak n lro. Many ifjjlu tea pounds Iu ten dara. Orer 000.000 atrtd. AlldrugxtiU. Cure KUrautt. Jlook let and adrlc. l'KHK. AddreM, STKR1.INO JUJalUOy CO., Cbtcajo or New York. 4Jt Catholic Summer School f!i.iw Hawhm. n. Y. Julr fl The Catholic Summer School Is ready for ononina and a number of prominent Catholic divines and laymen are norr tirnnnratnrv ta taking part III the sei- slons, which are tocommenre tomorrow The programme is a notable one. 10. CtnulM sUmptd CCC Ntvtr sold In bulk. Btwarc of tiu dealer who triu to mU mcthlnl Just u lood." CASTOR I A For Infant and Children. Tfia Kind You Hare Always Bought I Bears tho Slgn&taroof G&jfflg& T2 CANDY CATHARTIC im i ii darr aa avis9B'M:iH7rii.ji 05 Mftmin ifhwisiw Tho Kind You Iltxvo Alwnys iu uso for over 30 years, -j? - nrnl (lr jCjGrfl-?, Hoiml ''i 'c4 Allov All Counterfeits, Imitations ISxiiuriineuts that trlllo Avitl Iufunts nntl Children 13xie What is C Castorla Is n Iinrinlcss subs gorle, Drops nnd SnothiiiK' I contains neither Opium, Mo Mibstnnce. Its ago is its gun nnd allays Fovorisbncss. It Colic. It relieves Teething 1 and Flatulency. It nssliulla Stoinnch nnd Bowels, giving Tho Children's Panacea Tin GENUINE CAST ORIA ALWAYS J Boars tho i .gnaturo of MMW The M You ton Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TXC OCNTAUR OOMPANV, TT MURfll THltT. NtW VOKN OITY Uncle Sam Celebrates His Birthday On tho Fourth of July by letting him self loose, and we will celebrate with him by eloping on that day, co in the meantime, or uny dav afterwards wo are showing tho llnent stock ol well reasoned lumber, timbers, etc. to bo found in Salem Whether nu want lo buy In largo or small uiuitlliiH, " "HI servo you with tlm bod that la out. Phono (151. Near 6. P. Paseonger depot. Goodale Lumber Co. SCOTCH WHITE OATS Anyone wanting a healthy nutritious diet should try Scotch Oats. They are a valuable aid to digestion and can be readily served, bold by Harritt & Lawrence 'OLD POHTOrKlOK Gas Stoves for Summer CooKing Gas Ranges, Gas Hot Plates, Gas Bojlin& StOYCS. Call and examine low prices. Special rate for Gas for Cooking Purposes. Salem Gas Light Co, 4- Chomoketa St. FRUIT DRYERS BURROUGHS & FRA3BR PHONE 1611 103 BTATE JUST THE THING FOR THIS HOT WEATHER a blue flame oil stove FOR NO TIIOUIUK lO HIIOW THKfcK R. M. WADE & CO. THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM SALEM, OkEGOrt. A first-class pilvate hospital (or the treatment of chronic and surreal caH-s. linllt the past year especially (or the purpose (or which it is used Couvonentiv locatod) within (our blocks ol the business part ol the city The 'most modern (urnUhmgrf and latest appliances throughout the.buildinK. Heated by hot water aud lighted by Ka and electiclty. Here the sick can have tho comforts of an elegant private home, combined with all the advantages o( a general hospital without the noise, contusion, and publicity attending one. Outside physcians bringing cases In treated with th greatest courtesy, and assiited in operations If requested. For terms aud fartbwr in'pnua. tlon write or apply pvraoiittily. R. CARTWRIGHT, M. D. SUPT. VI8IT0S3 WELCOMED BETWEEN 2 AMD 4 K M t'liliifiilViHWMflMrni'liiiBra JOMMW I'lougltt, nnd -which Vvns linctt Ins bonio tho sijjnuturo of is bcou mndo under Ids pcr- uporvislou since its Inrhncy. to ono to decol vo you in this, lid " Just-ns-jrood" oro but and ondniifrer tlio liculth of onco urnlnst Experiment. STORIA tuto for Castor Oil, Pnro frups. It is Pleasant. It phino nor other Nareotio nntcc. It destroys Worms itircs Dliirrlirua nnd "Wiml unities, cures Constipation s tho Food, regulates tho healthy and natural sleep. Mother's Friend, HI Lamb Season It is hero, and nothing can be moio pleasing to tho nppotlto than n superb "Log o' Lamb", not 'old slioop, but tho real spring nrtlclo. Wo jlmvo tho nrtlclo in nil Ita jutclnoss. R C, CRbSS SALEM OPE Phone 21)1. n W vg 'tMs OUOOKHV Toloptione 883 Qest facilities for making the tin and iron work on fruit and hop drvers in the valley. We have the machinery and the men and a vast stock of ma' terial ready to fill all orders promptly. A) C A wwmfm v i-. - i mriv&Mim rx.rrm VMammt -- 'A iSSSBSSSBBS8MlliwtSB- .ttr-fsMBssM. . M ;; ..-xvwwsssssssk. -". u;v, -1 -y 'iWPVHvS1 m COOKING AND BOILING. BAKING AND BIlOILING FKYING AND ItOASIING STEWING and TOASTING dOOIW, MhiMMMMSM BUSINESS CARDS, O. H.. MACK Succcessor to Or, J. M. Keene, of White Cornor, Snlem Ore. Parties do siring superior operations at moderate fee in any branch are in especial request, Money to Loan On farms and city proporty. Invest ments Judiciously made. Insurance ef fected. JOHN MOIR Over Telophono ofllco 200 Com'l. St. 4-Otf Dr. Grace Albright GrudusteloflAmerlcan School of Ottcopsthy. : s : Every day except Sunday. Ofllco hours to 12 a. m : 1 to p. m. Odd Follows Tomnle. Cor. Court and High streets. Phone. Main 2281. Dr. Tacic Deal, assistant. SOULE BROS. Piano Tuners and Repairers PORTLAND ORE. For Salem and vicinity leave orders at Geo. Will's Music Htoro. ft S. C, STONE M. D. Proprlotor ot Stone's Drug Store SALEM OREGON. Tho storoa(two in numbor) aro lo cated at No. 23G and 383 Commercial atroot. and aro well stockod with a com pleto lino of drugs and modicinos, toilot articles, porfumory. brnnhoa etc. DR. STONE Has had somo 25 years oxporlonco in tho practico of medlcino and now makoB no chargo tor consultation, exam ination or proscription. OFFICE. GITY" HALL. For water sorvico apply at office Dills payable monthly in advance Mnko all complaints, nt tho oftk o Old Post OfficeStables Aro large aru havo rottaDIo attend ants, your team boarded by the week or day. Good toams for hire, Prices reft. UlinUIUs 1UUI JfH Vsiu nisuwfl H. M. brown Ferrv Htreei B. P. JONES, Attornoy-at-Law Toledo, Oroion, A'uCluikof Circuit Oourtfor its jetrt t;d li.i 4u un-u-0t RbitrMloi sit iirepcrtytu l.lnoolu oinily ALBERT A. JESSUP, Phono. 1071, rtOOMB 1 AND 8, (1RAY BMC. HUIE WING SANG CO. All kinds oi now gcods. Japanese fancy and dry goods, chluaware, mat tings. Wo maku ladles' underwear, wranners. shirt waists of all klndi nt our store, nalo to order, etc, Goods at bottom prices. 140 State St., Salem, Or. Sewing Machine Repairing I havo rented ropair spaco of F. A, Wiggins, at his new location on Liberty street, nnd will be glad to see all of my old friend thero, Any sowing mnchlno repairing entrusted to mo will bo guar anteed satisfactory or money refunded, N. 11. llUULKV 257 Liberty Street Capital Summer Norma A school for teachers will bo hold at the First National Dank building opposite post of lice, First tu'tn opons May ft, aud continues 7 wooks. 8oc ond term opens July 1, am) con tlnuoa (1 weeks. Instructions will be uiven iu all the branches required (or Htate and county pupors. Address, J, J. KRAP5, SALEM, OPE. O C. T. Go's rAHaUNUKH' Uri!Al lt POMONA ALTONA I.KAYKd fOll t'OllII.A.SU illTifOi'tHuniJy all a i t,llli TIMK AND ClttAr HAlHi I ocMll'liHlliJil oi"t bin At. 1' IIALUWIN. At nt' DON'T WAIT Till It Rains 13ut book your orders with LEMAON & BURT for your house paintiup;, paper hanging or kalsoniining at 105 State st. Eay ot access. Courteous reception. First-class cooking. You enjoy what you order rat lo6 State st. George Bros, Prop's, Salem water White House Restaurant ",B! f CLASSIFIED ADYERTiSEiyErt Art v-4tjiMitn. t IfiBAa ul.m4m.U. iJ Advtrtleemtata. five ltn nr Inserted three tints for 2 5c; 5 a inunin. au over jiyeiin WANTED JIAN with horse and bony to sell Pasture Stock Food. Salary 116 per week and ton per cent oh all slw. Parmer preferred Previous exMri onco not essential. Pasture Stock Food is tho greatest discovery em made in practical and scientific feed ing, and is sold on an absolute Raaraa tee. Steady, permanent trade eslly established. Sample box, sufficient for two weeks feeding, free- .Bead 26 cents iri stamps or silver to' cover ex press charges Pasture Block Food company, mi xtmes Uallding, Ohica. Bj nj3 21.tl FOR SALE. s ' TO TRADE A good hicvele -for wood. Iuqulro at 284 High street, opposite Pity Hall. , , 3 tt FOR SALE Ono Champion binder and ono Dearing binder both second hand, by Mitchell, Lewis A Staver Co. 0 21tC FOR SALE One nearly now McCorm nek Binder used one scaaou at a bar gain. InqtitroofEdOroiiian. '0 24 tf FOR SALE A grocery storo with good location, enjoying profitable trado. AddresHGrocor,caro Journal. 0 10 lm COPPER KETTLE FOR 8ALE.-160 gallons capacity, uood as new, suitable tor preserving fruit on largo scale. Holman second hand, 210 Commercial street. 0 2 tf ' SPRAYING SOAP-A now, riako ot soap suitable for spraying Miops, fruit iicvo uiui liiiiuneu uuumss; not poison ous but effective, call .and see aainplo at Salem Soap Factory, Forry street. 5 1 tf LODGES. FORESTERS OF AMERICA Court Sherwood Forest No. 19. Meets Fri day nights in Turner block. Ruck, 0. R, A. L. Brown, Bfcy. MISCELLANEOUS. WAUONB AND BUGGIES.-Best ve hicles mado, for salo at low prices. Will tako old vehicles in prt trade for now, If you want a first-class Job of painting come and see us. Our prices aro reasonable Werner Fennel, Salem Wagon Factory, 301 Gommer cial Btroot. ' 0 22 tf McELUATII 1)7 STATE 8TRKET-wlll mako you a suit. Perfect in fit and workmanship for about tho'samo at you aro paying for mlsQ ts. Hats ren ovated, blocked and trimmed,' NEW FEEDBT0iTE0pp0BiU court houso on High Street. A full line of ; flour and all kinds of feed carried, liav and grain bought and sold. Feed chopping done at lonoat rates. Oct our quotations boforo you buy. Till son, Dartlott Grain Co. Bought and Sold. Second-hand Hacks and Iluggies,poles and shafts. 8omo bargains on hand at tho W. F. R. Smith black smith and re pair shop, 185 Commercial street, Salem. 1 . 0 17 tf. -Headquarters. For gottlng your clothes cleaned, 'yed, repaired and prevsod, anything from a pair ol gloves lo tho most elaliorato silk gown, a gontloman can set his trouseis creased, tils hat c'oaned or tho whole suit rejuvenated to suit your taste, at Tho Salem Steam Dye Works. Mn. Q. II. Walk eh. Proprietor For Sale.orjteitK Twontyllvo acre tracVof land, sixteen acres orchard with huavv'crop prunos and cberrics. Apply t,o John II. Scott, Salem, Oro 0 12 lm o jOl. m re o x. x Jk. . Oetntbs 1toKl8d1fMHWpirBst Reduced Rates Are now in effect to Buffalo, New York. Do you expect to attend the Pan American Exposition? If so do not buy your ticket until you have investigated thb service of the IN llnois Central railroad, Our accomodations aro the best that can be had, our trains aro always on tlmo, and employes courteous and ac comodating. Through tourist cars from. Pacific const to Boston via Buffalo. II you will Bend 15 cents in (tamps, toatldref given below, we will forward" to vou. bv return mall, ono of our largo !Hx 10 Inch wall mans of the United States, Cuba and Porto Itlco. Anv infiirmutlnn TftnrtUna rates ac comodatlons, service, time, connections, stopovers, etc, will w cneeriuuj iur nished by B. H. TiCMDnix, Com'l At't, III. Cent. K.R. H3 Third t, Portland Ora Always scttlnir tbem Uo free. What? . "Bee Line BuMfes," Mitchell, Lewis & Stiver. &. When Yankee Dwxile Cmn to Town. On the Fourth of July he will lwJMj v.,-r iii. iwat bib and tucker, aud wtH b.orvethat,very.nan of una taste nas a sair ouu ww - hasn't wilted Iroru the hmt, Bd thM looks ImmoonlatMod tZT caq every wll uWr '. ST? ' has his laundry $ rt h 8fcM Hieam Laundry, I, 7 .4. Salem Steal Landry f cowtist. t, oiittWB, rwww. ' wMVv.oiutu Phona.-IJl 818 UWr: TlrmTslN. .'JRflssl rIl tm x m WANTED-HELr. M L. ir, -fl. TVP.AXr . m, fas .'V i 4K M m j i "r& ,?:'