The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, July 08, 1901, Image 3

Historic Oregon Newspapers

The Daily journal., July 08, 1901, Image 3

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1901)

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (5.9 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page Texto n iir - '! - DraggedDown Feeling In the loins. Nervousness, nnrcfreshlng sleep, despon dency. . . It is tlmo you were doing something. Tho kidneys were anciently culled tho reins In your case tliey are bohllng tho reins nud driving you Into serious trouble. Hood's Sarsaparitla Acts with tho most direct, beneficial eflcct on the kidneys. It contains the best and safest substances for correcting and toning these organs. Portland visitors Perkin's Hotel Restaurant. White Coalcs, lunch 10c to 25c. Meals a la carte, 20c up. Dally Journal on file. 5-27 tj 506 Pounds Of our Orescent Blond Coffee, which can ba duplicated olsowlioro In appear- nnco for COo. Our 26c grades of flvo UlJ ferent kinds (can bo had Beparato or mivmn is nlco in nnnoaranco and it makos (who ia fond of good coffee) a lino cup to drink. These aro honest facts and prices. Good many customers will say tho same. You can vote with us on tho piano contest. Yokahama Tea Store 249 Commercial St. i'hono 2411. Salem, Or. iJrooJDollvory. 5H ILLAMETTE ARRIVALS HOTEL Francis Q. Bnrko, Minneapolis. G. II. Warrou, Minneapolis. F. M. Warren, Minneapolis. L K Cartnichaol, St. Louis. Chas. Matthews, Albany. II. 15. Langworthy, Chicago. E. F. Goodyear, ban Francisco. John Knox, Chicago. II. M. Fairfowl, Portland. V. I). Lobner, Portland. J. It. LaTourrette, San Francisco. Frank C Middlotou, Portland. 0. P. Jiarnos, Chicago. L. II. Heath and family, MuMinnville. K. T. Watklns, Detroit. 0. E. Laugham, Now Vork. II. Butters, Michigan. II. G. McKlnlov, Portland. F. L. Rollick. Portland. 0. V. Cottum, Oaklund, Cnllf. Geo. W. Buchanan, Portland. G. P. Clark, Portland. J. C. Uglaw, Dallas, Or. II. A, Doty, Scotts Mills. C. F. Mumpee, Brooks. .1. L. Pennypacker, Philadelphia. F. J. Alhreclit, Chicago. N. L. Nurregan, Medford. Jno. V Let-dor, Oregon City. J. M. Stradlmg Now Voik. J. S. Cooper, Independence. Win Best, San Frannlsco. J D Williams, Chicago. Geo II Durham, Portland. . 0 Dillinan, Milwaukee. .1 W Hunt, Chicago. P L .Edwards, Portland. 0 W Hodgson. Low Talbot, Chicago, W C Tldlor, Chicago. G II Chllcote, 8 F. W A MeCcrd, Des Moines. Wm 31 Colvig, Jacksonville. W A Wann, Monmouth. F J Wemand, Chicago. 0 II Ames, Boston. T WGIIhoii. Chicago. John Gill, Portland. Thos Collison, Portland. A F Rogers, Portland. Geo II FiUglbbon, Portland. How's This? Wo offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any caso of Catarrh that can not bo cured by Hall's Catarrli Curo. F. J. CHENEY & Co., Props.Toledo.O. We, the undersigned, have known F, 8. Cheney for tho last 15 years, and be- t Hove htm perfectly honoruble in all bust knees transactions, and financially ablo to carry out any obligations made by their firm. KWkht & TitiMT, Wholesao Druggists, ' Toledo, 0. Walking. Kinnan & Mahvik, Whole sale Druggists, Toledo, 0. Hall's Catarrh Curo is taken inter nally,acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of tho system. Price 76c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials free. HuU'u Family Pills are tho best. Remember the Mitchell Bicycle. -ffl Newport HOLD YOUR CHECKS attention to transferring bapgago. and camping outfits at same old price. Hack tin Ottor rrvlr Xr I.Iollt IlnilRA. Fllmlsllpd land unfurnished houses. Wood and f.nay, all at bedrock prices. What Eminent People Think of the Great Margaret Barry L Your name and fame will to down with the ' treat anljtj of the worli."-Hon. Henry M. .. Wattertoo jYoubave the Divine spark."-Rev, T. DeWItt palmate. ureat artl$te."-Hon. Burke Cochran. i WOnlerful ccrioailltv mrrat m.ritttUmMhe Rest I have ever heard,"-ion Wm. J. Bryan. larearet IWi-v m i. 1....1 i,. n obert Browning's "In a Balcony" ?;, Ba,r,ric' "LITTLE MINISTER;" Ictor Hugo's -LES MI8ERABLE8, 11 l 1 V onB. ,rom nuakeaneare, Kip- " ,,u. Koyt Twain, Maeterlinck, Sirs. KIIisKaIIi lt..t n.,.i. J been! DrOVililnir thn a ft van CO nriTar (n. eatg wm warrant her coming Place uers mr seata wltii I'm ton' Bros today uwoiTwi seau, 11 uo t:T!fsi:JL:j:;sss fiMinrittr! lEUUEKE POPULAR LOAN To Refund a Six Percent Debt and Build a new School House. Forty-nine Subscribers take them in Amounts Ranging From $100 to $3500. nniiv 1'tii.Kiio Ucslstcr. July, 7, v.tnn1iiv tho School Board awarded tho bonds to subscribers. Orglnally thoro woro 52 subscribers and tho total amount subscribed for was ?W,U0U or twlco tho amount of the bonds. There woro a number of subscribers from out side tho district, but tho bonds as award fid aro hold by Eugene individuals and organizations. Tho bonds boar 4 per cent and run for 20 years. Tho total amount voted was $25,000. Tho sub scribers and the amount to each is given bolow : Emma CliaBo $ 100 II F McOornack. . . . . UiO H GHadley 200 Mrs8 B Eakin 200 MAIIendrlcks 200 Adallendricks 200 Norma Hendricks 200 Elma Hendricks 200 NelHoGilfry , 200 J B Chambers . 200 M L Dorris 200 F J Craig 20" CarlSchater 200 OL Bowder 200 W White 200 Androw Snodgrass -UU Mrs Marv ChaBO 200 Blanch White 200 Ollto Button 300 FL Chambers 300 Mary U White 300 Sarah Whlteakor 500 SBEokin 500 TG Hendricks 500 Agnos Harding 600 DollaEMooro 500 Frank Heyor 500 Merlin Harding 500 it a Huston ihh) John Cogswell 600 NettloCiiaeo 500 Eva Frazor 600 1L Campbell 500 J It Campbell 5oO Mrs M A Bunsakor 500 Idaho F Frazer 600 WTGatnpboll 500 AC Woodcock 500 S S Sponcor 600 FNMcAliBter 600 J II Gllbort 600 Dora U Poters (.00 LH Potter 800 P E Snodgrass 1000 OLScott 1200 O WLowo 1500 MrsO W Lowo 1500 JM Horn 3500 First National Bank, Eugene -100 Total $25,000 A Good Couch Medicine. Many thousands havol.con restored to health and happiness by tho use of Cliumboilaln's Cough Itomedy. If ulllic tod with any throat or lung troublo, givo it a trial for it is cortnin to prove bene ficial. Coughs that have roeiBted all othor treatment for years, havo yielded to this romedy and porfect health been restored. Cases that scorned hopeless, that the climate of famous health resorts failed to benefit, havo bon permanently cured by its uso. For sale by F. G. Haas Druggist. POSTPONE SHERIFFS SALE On the judgment of Judge MoBrido of Clackamas, and George E. Chamler lain of Multnomah tho sale of property bid In for taxes by tho counties and school districts, all over the state has been postponed and tho sale will bo held four weeks from today. Tho mistake in the date was made through a tnisinteipre tatiou of tho law, which states thoshoiff shall proceed to sell tho lands on the first Monday after the 1st of July, and this was generally construed to meaa, that the sale would boon that date, but after the several prominent attorneys were asked for opinionsit was decided that it was meant to begin ad vertising the sale on that date. As far ad is known, every, county in 'State has advertised tho sale for today. HARD TIMES THERE Butrs and Hoppers Took the Grain, And Now the Owners are Headed for Oregon and Idaho. "The time has come when I have got to look for so mo place of abode hu skies Nebraska," wriU s Elmer Thomp son, of Freedom, Nebraska, to aCorvallls friend. Tho letter is dated June 27th, and father says: "The bug and grasshoppers took my rye and wheat. The hot winds lime blown steadily for four days and are still blowing, I never saw it so hot. I am writing today to find a place to ship my stock to be sold. There is no sale here for anything I will say noth ing about the hard times that are now starinz ui In the face, to one like you, who has hitherto gone through Nebraska drouths. It is hard to bo compelled to almost give belongings away, but it is tha best I can do. I do not propose to winter here. I hope to get away by the 6th of July, and many others in the vicinity will do the same, We are all coming either to Idaho or Oregon, I shall come alone, and send my family after I have seen both states, but some of the others will take their families with them." OASTORIA. Sunui yfmiumvMKnitmgft fUgsatua C&&&&C IIWW ItWIIU NUUMJJ 'l4wlivkiitf wa VtWl ? tW; K THE ROOT opoun HAIR should look like this, but If you have DANDRUFF the GERM destroys and with. era It like this. 'Destroy the causa you remove tht effect" No Dandruff, no Falling II air, no Baldness, if you KILL THE QERM with NEWDRO'S HSRPICIDB For sale by all druggists. Price SI. 31 Fluhed For IU Dinner. "Looking over my neighbor's fenco one dny," says a lover of nulmals, "1 was surprised to hoc on hla doorstep theso queer companiens: A' beautiful white sea gull and my neighbor's pet cnt sitting quietly together. "Becoming Interested, I Jumped the fence nnd asked Jones about his feath ered pet. He told me that some boys had shot tho gull n few days before nud broken Its wing, and as they were passing his house ho noticed the poor, suffering thing nnd bougUt It. He Imu dnged tho broken wing, uud tho gull, seeming to understand his kind Inten tions, beenmo qulto tnrao and nestled Its pretty hend against his hand. "Jones entertained mo by showing how tho gull usually took his menls. Hrlugiug a pluto of oysters nnd n fork, ho called 'Goosey, goosey, goosey 1' and the bird camo running to him. Thou lie held out nu oyster on tho fork and the gull seized It quickly with its yel low hill and nto It as demurely ns if oysters had been served to It in this way all of Its ilajs. "Tho oddest thing occurred ono dny when my neighbor gave tho gull some small pieces of meat for dinner. lie placed tho meat on tho ground near tho gull, but tho gull, espying n pnn of water near by, took tho meat pleco by piece uud, walking over, dropped it Into the water. Then, true to Its na ture, It began Halting for its dinner." Christian Advocate. Our I.nut Car (to of Slaca, Captain Foster wqti tho commander of the slave ship Clotilda that brought the last cargo of slaves to tho United States. The trip was made only after ninny thrilling scenes requiring weeks of skillful maneuvering nnd dangerous exploits. Just bcfoio the north and south engaged In war Captain Foster built the Clotilda and announced that be would mnko n trip to the gulf of Guinea despite the fact that United States war vessels had burned nud sunk the ships of many who tried tho voyage. He was warned repeatedly of the (lungers attached to such nu under taking, but lie equipped his ship nnd sailed away. He reached tho African const after going out of his course many times uud remained along the coiibt for n month. Ho succeeded hi getting 100 negroes on honrd before ho was detected by tho watchful vessels of tho United States. IIo wns pursued, but easily outdis tanced his pursuers, nnd two months later arrived In Mobile bay with his human enrgo. A steamboat mot tho slavoshlp during tho night, nnd tho negroes were trnnsforred In order to avoid tho custom house olllclnls. Cap- tnln Foster sot his vessel on flro nnd passed through Mobllo without being detected. Tho government authorities hunted for him for months, hut ho eluded them until tho close of tho war, when ho retired from tho sen. Tlpplnir (Ue Ilutoltcr. Did you ever buy your own steaks nnd get tho worst In tho Hhop nearly every tlmo? Au old friend baa had that misfortune, nud ho Is always will lnir to nav two or three cents moro a pound thnn any other customer. Hav ing listened calmly to his talo of woe, I Inquired 1C ho had acquired tho practlco of tipping tho butcher. Tip plug tho butcher? No! IIo thought It was a sulllclent tip- to offer tho two or tlireo cents moro a pound. "That ofTor," I tried to explain, "goes to tho proprietor direct, or his block man thinks yon tiro trying to make a thief of him by Inducing him to hold out for himself tho extra price. It will never work. "Just say to your cutter: 'Seo here, old chap, I've been dissatisfied with my steaks for some time. Como out and tako 11 drink, and tell uio bow to select good meat He's too busy. Then slip a dlino Into his hand nud say, 'IIao a glass of beer when you get out,' or n quarter and say, 'Have a smllo with 1110 whou you have time.' Repeat this performance and presently your steaks aro the delight of home. In the busiest private market hi New Vork It Is tho rule to tip tho butchers, You can got nothing fit to eat with out It." New York Press. TUa Oatrlek'a Lesra. Although tho ostrich has powerful lugs and can kick like a mulo, his limbs are very brittle ami are easily broken. He has two toon on each foot, oue being armed with u homy nail wblali he uses as his principal wtrnpon of warfare. When nu unarmed mau Is attacked by one of tlio-so birds, tho chances aro very much ugalnst tho man unless ho can climb a treo or Jump over n flvo foot walL An AIlernatlTe Conclualoa. A Jersey farmor visiting Now York stood looking nt a sign In u bookstore window. "Dickons' Works All Tli'i Week For Two Dollars." "Wan!," he remarked. "m 'pinion Is that that DlekvuH feller is either a mlfiuty pour workman or olse bo's voutaundiHl hard up for a Job." Boston Courier. Acard Out (be Character. "It was understood that the cusuUir bad been a lamb In Wall street." "Tbwefore." sakl I, with a happy smile, "he skipped-" - Indianapolis Pms. lf TODAY'S MARKEt, Portland, July 8. Wheat valley nominal Walla Waiht, 50 C 60$. Flour Portland, beat grades 2.00 $3.40. Graham 2.00- Oats-ChoIcoWhlte$l.32K Ofl.86 per cental tgrey $1.30 1.32j por cental. Minstuff Bran, f 17.00; aborts, $20 00 Hay Timothy $12.50 14 por ton. Onions 11.26 Potatoes fl.15 $1.25 per sack; now l)c peril). llutter Beat dairy, 13 to 14 fancy creamery, 15 to 17)c btoro 11 to 12.;. por pound. Eggs - Oregon, ranch 17 to 17)6 por doz. Poultry-OhickonB.mlxcd $2.75 f3 60 bona 3.26 to 4.00; turkeys, llve8 to 10c. Mutton Dressed, 0 to 7c por pound Hoga DresBed.Oc. 7 por pound. Beof TopBteersl$4.254,G0 ;cows,3 -75 $4.00, uroesod boof, 7 to 7Ji,c. Veal Dressed, 7)6 8 c. for small. Hops 12 to 14c. Wool Valley, 11 to 13c; Eaatorn Oregon, 8 12c 5 Mohair,20 to 21c, Hidoa Green, salted 00 lbs, 7 1. under 60 lba, 7 7K ! shoop pelts, lb 20c 8ALKM MARKET. Wheat 55 to G5c for feed. Wool, 11 to 13c, Mohair, 21c. Hops 11 to 13Jifc Oats $1.25 por cental, Hay Baied.cheat, $0 to $9 50 jtimotliy $10 to $14. Eggs 14o. Flour In wholesalo lots, $3.00; retail 70 to 85c Back. Millstuffs Bran, $10.50; shorts, $18 60 Hogs On foot, 6c. Livo cattle Steers, 3 Wto4 jcows, $2.75 to $3 50. Bheop $2.50 gross Dressed Veal 0)6 cents. Butter Dairy, 12) to 15o; croamory, 18 to 20, sloro 10 to 12'c. Poultry HeiiB por lb., Oc. Potatoos 75c htkinku'h mamckt. Fat liens icr ll livo weight. . , Eggs por doz , caBh Fryers 0c 13c toOc 8 Bed Time tako a pleasant herb drink, the noxt morning I fool bright nnd my com plexion is bettor. My doctor aaya it acts gently on tho stomach, llvor and kidneys, and is n pleasant laxative It is mado of herbs, nnd is prepared as easily aa tea. It is called Lauos Modi- rinn All flriKfirintn Hull It. at. Qfo. and 50 cts. Lane's Family Modicino moves tho uowois oacn uny. w you cannot get it, sond for freo sample. AddrosB, Orator Woodward, LoUoy, N. Y. Fosbunr on Trial PiTTsiMKLU. Mass., July 8. -Tho cafo of ltobort Blownrt Fosburg, charged with having shot and killed his sister May, was called for trial today in tho Berkshire county court. A crowd that filled tho court room and overflowed Into tho streets was uvidenco of tho interest tnk.on in this noted cneo. The killing with which young Fosburg is charged occurred AugUBt 20 last. Lato in the' evening tho neighbors hcurd the noiso of a struggle In tho Fosburg houso fol lowed by pistol shots and screaming. TIiobo who rushed in found May Fob burg shot through tho heart. The family oxplaluod that tho killing was done by burglars who, being discovered in the act ot going through tho sleeping apartments, had shown fight when driven to bay. A peculiar feature of the case is that tho atory was everywhere accepted as true nnd tho community was startled some montliB after the tragedy by tho arrest of young Fosburg on I ho charge of murdering his sister. It is the generally accepted belief that tho authorities found lato proof which war ranted them In concluding that tho young man had committed tho crime. Both sides of tho trial will bo conducted by nb.u counsel and ono of the most noted cases in tho criminal nunals of Massachusetts is expectod. What Shall we Have or Desert r Thin n'tiL'Htlon arises In the family overy day. Let us answer It today. Trv .Tnll.n. n ilollrtnuM and benltbful dessert. Prepared In two minutes. No boiling! no baking! simply udd boiling wuter nud set to cool. Fla Fla eors: temon, Orange, Hnspberry and Strawberry. Oct a package at your grocer's today. 10 cts. Shake In Your Shoes Allen's Foot Kaso, a powder. It cures painful, smarting, nervous feet nud in growing nails, and insiantiy takes tho sting out of tho coriiH and bunions. It's tho greatest comfort discovery of tho ago, Allen's Foot-Kneo makes tight or new shoes feel easy. It is a certain curo for sweating, callous and hot. tirtd, nulling feet. Try it today. Bold by all drug gists and shoo stores By mail for 2ft' in stampB, Trial packago freo. Ad dress, Allen 8. Olmstead, Leltoy, N v " OidTOXlXii.. Beari U "l mu ,ga "a,B Alwa'3 Tha Hind Yon Han Always Bought Always setting them up free. What? "Bee Line Butreles." Mitchell. Lewis & Staver. Rocky Mountain Limited Is the name of the new and luxuri ous Rock Island train Which runs between Colorado Springs and Denver, and Clilcmyo leaving j Colorado Hprim eury day atl:.'U I'. M , arriving in Chicago at 7 I. 51., next, day only one night out inakimr olote oouueotioii H with evening trains from Chicago for all points east, also connecting at Omaha with morniiiK trains for Minneapolis and St Paul. Weekly excursions in Personally Condnoted Tourist Sleeping cars via tho Great Scenic Line; from Pa- j clfic Coast points to Chicago without change. Ask your Ticket Agent to make your ticket read via tho Great Rock Island Route Write for particulars A. U. COOPER. GENERAL AGENT 250 AUtrSi.. Portland. Ore. TURKISH BATHS WILLAMETTE HOTEL m ftyffrhw r . RpafliiiTiialiiiiiiiua,.!, n iAikl.1MJiiiiniilniiM,i, , ,- A'cgclablc I'rcpcmilionrorAs slmilating ilicFrxKlarulRcgula -ling lite Stomachs nnd Bowels of Promotes Digcsllon.Chccrrul ncss and Rcst.Contalns nellltcr Opinm.Morpliino nor Mineral. TOT "NA11C OTIC . Jlto aroija.wvn.rtTciw Urrp Sral' KxA,lUS.ttt- JHtxnnuit Hi CertonakJUa IKrvSpJ CtirtHM Aimr lCityywi Hanr. imenon Apcrfccl Remedy rorConsllpn non.SourStonuich.Dinrrhocn Worms.Conviilsions.Fcvcrish ncss ruul Loss of Sleep. Facsimile Signature or NEW YOTiK. EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. a- -"! ( Uncle Sam Celebrates His Birthday On the Fourth of July by lotting him self loose, and wo will celebrate with him by closing on that day, so hi tho meantime, or any dav afterwards wo aro showing tho llnest stock of well seasoned lumber, timbers, elc, to bo found in Salem Whether j on wnnt lo buy in largo or suvill iinntltifH, wo will servo you with tho bent that is cut. Phono (151, Near H. P. Puseenger depot. Goodale Lumber Co. fjASTORl'A m I SCOTCH WHITE OATS Anyone wanting a healthy nutritious diet should try Scotch Oats. Tliey area valuable aid to digestion and can be readily served, bold by Harritt & Lawrence old t'osTomcB aunoKiiv Gas Stoyes 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 Liglit Co. 4 Chomokota St. FRUIT DRYERS BURROUGHS & FRASBR PHONE I5M lOa STATE JUST THE THING WEATHER A blue FOR NO TROUUIK TO HIIOW TIIhHK R. M. WADE & CO THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM SALEM, OREGON A first-class piivata hospital for the treatment of chronic and suiglnal rases, Ilullt tho past year especially for the ptirpoHe for which it is used. Convenuntly located within four blocks of the business part of the city. The moat modern iurnlshiug and latest appliances throughout the.hnilding. Heated by hot water and lighted by gas and electiclty. Here the sick can have tho comforts of an elegant private home, combined with all the advantage of a general hostiital without the noise, confusion, and publicity attending one. Outsido physoiani bringing eases In treated with the greatest courtesy, and assltted In operations if requested. For terms and further Informa tion write or apply personally. R. CARTWRIGHT, M. D. SUPT. VISITORS WELCOMED BETWEEN AND 4 P, M dmdnriiiyii'.iiii affittM GASTQRA For Infants nnd Ghildron, The Kind You Have Always Bought In e For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA TMt CCNTMIH COMTANT. NW 0K CITY. Lamb Season It la hero, nnd nothing can bo tnoio pleasing to tho appetite than n superb ltjtr n r.!imlt'' 111K nlit alumti. lull, tint " " - "" ' - real spring artlalu. Wo havo tho article in all Its juiciness.) R C, CROSS SALEM ORE oPhouvLSUl. 'h&F Talophonu 008 Qest facilities for making the tin and iron work on fruit and hop dryers in the valley. We have the machinery and the men and a vast stock of ma' terial ready to fill all orders promptly. X X 3 3L FOR THIS HOT flame oil stove I Bears the I t I Signature m I fv fclfV (kS Us TV r - L' ftJI L COOKING AND MOILING. BAKING AND IlKOILING. FRYING AND ROASTING. STEWINO and TOASTING GOOIW. MaWniJimifa jp.. BUSINESS CARDS. O, H. MACK Succcossor to Dr, J M, Kccno, ol White Corner, Bnlom Oro. rattles do siring superior operations nt modcrn'o feo in any branch are in especial request, Money to Loan On farmB nnd city property. Invest ment8 Judiciously made. Insurance ef fected. JOHN MOIR Over Tclophono oilico 2G0 Cotn'l. St. 4-0tf Dr. Grace Albright Craduatelof lAmeilcan School of Osteopathy. : : i fivory day except Sunday. Office hours 0 to 12 n. m ; 1 to 4 p. m. Odd FoIIowb' Templo, Cor, Court nnd High streots. Phone. Main 2281. Dr. Tacic Deal, assistant. SOULE BROS. Piano Tuners and Repairers TORTLANDOBE. For Snlom nnd vicinity leavo orders at Ueo. Will's Music Htoro. I? S. C. STONE M. D. Proprietor of Stone's Drug Sto'e 8ALEM OREGON. Tho storos(two in nutnbor) aro lo cntod nt No. 236 and U8S Commercial streot. and aro well Btockod with a com plete lino ot drugs nnd modlolnos, toilot articles, porfumory, brushos etc. DR. BTONE Ilnshnd sonio 25 years oxporlonco in tho practlco of medicine and now tnnkea no chargo forconsultntion, exam luntion or proscription, OB'iriOB. OITY UALL. For water borvlco apply ut onlco Dills payablo monthly in advance Ainko an compiainiH ai ttio omc u s Old Post OtTiceStables Aro large am havo rouablo attend ants, your team boardod hv the week or I day. Good teams for hire, PrlcoB rea- sonaulo, xour patrouago eoiiottou. H. M. Brown Forrv Ptreev. B. P. JONES. Attorney-at-Lnw Tolado, Oronron, Am Clerk of Circuit Ootirlfor tlx Jr and hit an up-to-daU) atatraotoi all property lu Lincoln rouutjr lM7m ALBERT A. JESSUP, Phono. 1071, ROOMS 1 AND 3, OKAY SLK. IIUIE WING SANG CO. All kinds of now goods, Japanese fancy nnd dry goods, ohlnaware, mat tjiigs, Wo make Indies' underwear, wrappers, shirt waists of all kinds at our store, male to order, etc. Goods at bottom prices, 140 State St., Salem, Or. Sewing: Machine Repairing I hnvo rented repair space of F, A, Wiggins, at his new location on Liberty street, and will ho glad to see all of my old friendv thoro. Any sowing mnchino repairing entrusted to mo will be guar anteed satisfactory or monoy refunded, N. II, llUJHJCY 257 Liberty H trout Capital Summer Norma A school for tonchorn will lie held nt tho First National Bank building opposite post of llco. First to-ill opens May 0, and continues 7 weeks. Bee ond term opensJuly 1, nud con tluties 0 weeks Instructions will be given in all the branches required for Ktato and county pupors. Address, J, J. KRAPS, SALEM, ORE. O. C. T. Go's rAHBKNUKU, bTEAJ It POMONA ajCxonA ! U-.AVKH VOli lOirii.ANU Dalit vicept Htinly l u CIKK Tl&lK AND ClIKAl IIAUr ; llM.btm i, HUto and u NU hU V IIAII) VIN Aif-Ql' DON'T WAIT Till it Rains But book vour onirrs with LEAMON& BUR r for your house paintinir, paper hanirinir or kabomining at 105 State st. White House Restaurant Easy ol access. Courteous reception. First-class cooking. You enjoy what you order at 1o6 State st, George Bros, Prop's, m ft CLASSIFIED X-X ADYERTISEMEHTS Advertisements, five lines or less, hi t'M rttvm inserted three times for 25c SOIweek. lifS fl month. All over five lines attniV.iL; WANTED-HEI.P. WANTED MAN with hoTwawd bev to son l'asturo Htock Food. BsAiry lis por week and ton pof cent oh all gj, farmer preferred Previous exped onco not essential. Pattare rrteek iood ia tho greatest discovery em mado In practical and ocientiflo tod ing, and Is sold on an absolute g Br. teo. 8toady, permanent trade wUy established. Bamplo box, 6ufflcint for two weeks feeding, free. Bead 25 conts in stamps or silver to cover ex prosa charges. Pasture Btock Food Company, 321 Times Building, Ohlca. j 3 2MI POR SALE. "" " TO TRADE A good bicycle for wood. iiiquiro ai mi iiigu stroet, opposlto City Hall. 7 3 t FOR SALE One Champion binder and ono Doarins blndor both second hand, by Mitchell) Lowia A Btavor Co. 0 2IK FOR SALE One noarly new McCorm ack Blndor used one season at a bar gain. Inquire ot Ed Croisan. 0 21 tf FOR SALE A grocory storo with good location, enjoying profitable trade. Address Grocer, care Journal. 0 19 lm COPPER KETTLE FOR 8ALE.-150 gallons capacity, uood as now, snltablo tor preserving fruit on large scale. Hoi in an Rceond hand, 210 Commercial stroet. 0 2 tl SPRAYING SOAP A now mako ol soap suitable for spraying hops fruit'" trees and chicken heuses: nntpoieea , oua but effietive, call and see sample."! nt Salem Soap Factory, Ferry street. 5 1 tf FOR RENT. HOUSE FOR RENT. Five room houro In good repair. Inquire at 50 Com moicial street. P. J. Larskk, 7 0 31. LODGES.. FORESTER8 OF AMERICA Court Sherwood Forest No, 10. Meets Fri day nights In Turner block, Wm, Buck, 0. R. A. L. Brown, b'ecy. MISCELLANEOUS, STRAYED OR STOLEN -A light colored jorsoy cow, with ualter. Flndor return to Salem Truck & Dray ; Go's, barn and they will be paid for their troublo. 7 0 3t WAOON8 AND BUQOIEB.-Bost ve hicles made, (or sale at low prices. Will tako old vehicles In part trade for new. If you want a first-class lob of painting como and boo us. Our prices aro reasonable Wernor Fonnel, Bnlom Wagon Factory, 304 Commer cial street. 0 22 tf MoELRATII 07 STATE STREET-will make you a suit. Perfect In fit and workmanship for about tho same as you aro paying for mlsll ts. Hats ren ovated, blocked nnd trimmed. NEW FEEDi BTOREOpposlto court house on Iliah Stroet. A full lino of Hour and ail kinds of feed carried. Hay and grain bought and sold. Feed chopping dono at lowest rates. Get our quotations before you buy. Till eon, Bartlett Grain Co. Bought and Sold. SocoiuMiand Hacks and BuggIcs,poles and shafts. Boino bargains on baud at the W. F. R. Smith black smith and re pair shop, IBS Commercial street,-Salom. 0 17 tf. Headquarters. For gottlng your clothes cleaned I'tyed, , repaired and proisod, anything from " a pair of gloves to tho most elaborate allk ;' gown, a gontloman can get his trouseii cronsed, his hat cleaned or tho whole suit rejuvenated to suit your Uite, at Tho Salem Steam Dyo Works. Mas. 0. II, Wauckh, Proprietor For Sale or Rent. Ttt0iity-uvo acre tract of land, slxteon aerei orchard with heavy crop prunes nnd chorrles. Apply to John II, Scott, Salem, Ure o itu Reduced Rates Are now In effect to Buffalo, New York. Do you oxpect to attend tha Fan American Exposition? If so do not buy your ticket until you have Investigated tho service of tho Il linois Control 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 coast to Boston via Buffalo, II von will sond 15 conts In itampa, to uifdrocs given bolow, we will forward to you, by return mall, ono of our largo 8U40 Inch wall mans of the United States, Cuba and Porto Itlco. Any Information regarding rates oc comodatlous, service, time, connections, Hton overs, etc, will bo cheerfully fur iilaiiid by B. II. TaniiBDix, Com'l Ag't. III. Cent. H.R, H3 Third at., Portland Or S&?ftMl When Yankee Doodle Comes to Town. On the Fourth of July ho will probably wear hla best bib aud tucker, jad will nti.nrvA that Hvtirv man of refinement and taste has a shirt and collate that' hasn't wilted from the Heat, " neV Imni&rulate.and COUlfertale, M cause ewty well dressed awn 'jwl ha hla laundrv work done at the Wlam 6 team Laundry, Salem Steam Lawdry COLONKU J. OLMSTD, r80rKT0K. Phone 4U M0 UUtiJ 8tti ir"1" " w-LLViTWr 4j Jtt i. i '4 ,4 i ' t . $ n If . f . w