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Newspaper Page Text'"'TT'SKF' -' v jr""!'TJTf-r,T ' 'V FleSgety people arc lacking in nervous strength. The weak, care-worn, melan choly, headachy, and low spirited men and women are easily excited, impa tient, fidgety, and unable to sleep at night. Worn out nerves must be built up, and the vitality of the whole system replenished before relief can come. "The leant bit of nolss or sudden jar would nearly drive mc crazy, nnd 1 was just tooliili!"ty for anything. I was so nervous U. :t 1 could not rest or niccr. Th'. li.--'t d'se ' Dr. Miles' Netvlne brriigHnie sleep, and after tilV. 1 fJOt well fist" Mij. A. R. M lunnu.. Areola, Ills. ZaBBKaBBSfflCZ d. rav builds up the nerves, strengthens the brain, and fortifies and refreshes the whole system. Sold bv drucgists on guarantee. Dr. Mh Medical Co.. E k hart. Ind. I " HsasrnstsrxttaaaiiB-- X. FfiEETO X 1L X, ONLY X ON EVERY SATURDAY A 5 cent pnekago of Menior or Ghirar dollis'aweot chocolate free with ovory 50c fiurchaso in Uio coffee, tea, spicos, bali ng powder, extracts department. You got tickets just tho same. We will wait on tho cbildron prompt ly and guarantee tho goods to give satis faction, that vou will send tho children again and again. If not satisfactory, end goods buck and exchange or get monoy bnck, ; Coffees roasted threo times a week, theroforo always fresh. Yokohama Tea Store M. BREDEMEIKR, Prop, Phaas 2il1. Free Dcltvcry Portland Visitors Perkin's Hotel Restaurant White Cooks. lunch 10c to ',25c. Meals Is carte, 20c u Dally Journal on file. 5 27 WILLAMETTE HOTEL. F. "N. 8tonley, Perry, Or. 0. Judd, Portland. John A. Taylor, do A. H. Huntington, Baker City. Mies Johnson, do Jno. B. Gurnco, Portland. W. N. Jones, do Wm. Preshono, Troy, Ohio. Wm. P. Smith, Ban Francisco. F. D. Warner, Portland. J. A. Dougherty, St. Louis. Louis J. Gay, Portland. J, V. Hobbs, MoMlnnville. A. S. Hammond, Medford. Chas.A. Park, City. 1. L. Patterson, do. Geo. J. Cameron, Portland. John Wittecner, Turner. Robort Kelly and wife, Tho Ballot. Mrs. Roblneon, do. D. B. Snyder, New York. II. II. Hall, Oakland, Calif. J. A. Murphy, San Francisco. Why Not take your meals at tho boat placo m the city? The St. Elmo Restaurant cannot be beat for good inoale. Two Salem Weddings. The marriage of Mh8 Augusta Giesy of Salem to Mr. D. B. Snyder of Now York City, will toko placo Saturday at the residence of Mr. und Mrs. It, J. Hon dricks on North High stroet. ' Miss Giesy Ib well known in. ttIa city, where she lias spent her ontire life. Mr. 8nyder is a traveling agent of tho Amer. iran Book company. The marriage of AJss Kathryn Gilbert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Gilbert, will take place in this city Feb. 24. Take Your Next Meal at the White Houho Restauraut. You are sura to be satisfied. An Oregon Enterprise. The Universal Gold Mining and Ex trading company of 8alem filed articles of Incorporation with the Secretary of State Thursday. Wm. L. Long, D. B. Irvin, II. B. Holland, J. W.Cox and J. Baumgartner are thtflncorporators, and their capital stock Is $1,000,000. The St. Elmo Restaurant bus the best meal service in tho city. Gtvo them a call. o jBl. s a osl x j. . Bri the 7 lMA " HjN W"m & Call for City Warrants. Notice is hereby given that theie are funds on hand, applicable to tbe pay iHwvinz REN ment of all warrants of the city of Salem, drawn on the general fund, indorsed on or before December ill, 1001, Holders of aald warrant!) will please present them for payment at Ladd & Bush's bank, as interest will cease from and after the 17th Inst. JOHN MOIR, City Treasurer. Balem. Or., Feb. 15, 1902. . 2 17 IQt EARN WHILE YOU LEARN Mechanical Drawlnr Steam Ey laeerlat ecrtc Car Ruanlnf Sanlttrv PlumbUi Civil Eajtnetrlai Metal Mtnl-e Book keeplsi and Electrical EecUeerlni Stesoiracby. International Correspondence Schools Aieat, Cba. T. Rueell. Scrantoa Pa. 217 AtUky.Blk. Portias, Ore SALEM SOCIAL WORLD AND PERSONAL MENTION "A Youne 'Wife." Tho story of husband niul wife each dovotodly trying to shield tho other from Uib couecijuencos of a crlino of which neither is guilty is certainly an original nnd clover theme. It is around this iden that the story of "A Young Wife" is wc veil ft story of thrilling in terest. It deals with n sensational mur der and robbery, and tho gradual hunt ing down of tho real criminal, who, to en vo his own neck, tries to fasten the crime upon his adopted brothor, but who ie finally brought to bay by n woman's wit. The second act is laid in an underground dun on tho Uowery do plcting to tho life workings of card sharpots and "bunco Bleerers." Tho re maining scones represent the homo of a wealthy New Yorker, thus showing two sharply contrasting pictures of city lifo. Tho play abounds in comedy, tho rolo of Horace Greengage Dobbins (call me Hod) bclne one of the strongest comedy parts evor written. All the parts aro unusually strong and in tho hands ol tho Shirley Company who will put this on noxt Monday orening.Fobruary 2l,iu an olaborate style, carrying special scenery for tbo "don" scnuo in tho second act. Tho play abounds in comedy and senti ment, nnd nt present i boing played with great success in San Francisco. Specialties will bo introduced betweon theauts, thus satisfying tho most skeptic theater-goers. PERSONALS Mrs. Waltor Eakin is visiting Portland friends. Frank K. I.ovull wbb In Portland yes terday. F. A. Alexander is visiting relativsa at Seattle Mrs. Edward Judd is visiting Portland relatives. II. B. Thoilsen has gone to Portland for a short visit.. Mfsa AuguBta Giosy has returned from a brief visit to Portland. Mrd. W. II. Eldrldge and Mrs. Keuue have gone toGurvitis for a few days. Waltor Morley has been In Silverton delivering u carload of fenco and hop wiro. G. W. Staples of Turner has returned homo attor attending circuit court as a juror. Mrs. J. J. Dauko and children have gone,to Mt. Angel for a short visit with friends, A. T. Gilbert and Mis i Gilbert litvo returned from a visit of several days in Portland. Miss Hoi mi Copelandcame up from Portland last night to conduct liar danc ing class. Miss Ida H. Vaughn and Mrs. P. II. I Raymond have gone to Portland for a few days. Mies Florence Blggor ha issued invi tations for a party at her home on Sat urday evening. Mrs. Arthur Brock has returned to hr homo in Portland after visiting her mother Mrs. Joshua Smith. Miss Minnie Hontliorn of Portland, is thoguostof Mini Mimnilo Ireton, while' enrouto homo from San Francieoo. Miss Ethel Knight has returned from a stay of several months in Portland, and Is again stopping at her home with Mr. and Mrs. It. B. Fleming. Frank Morrison and family aro la tho city from Boise, Idaho. Mr. Morrison is one of the best newspaper canvaBiera in the coast and has been booming tbe cir culation of the Capital News. Mrs. J. W. Cook, MIsa Silvia Knight and Winter Knight have returned to their home at Portland, after having at tended tbe funeral of their brother and father, respectively, tho late Col. N. B. Kuight. Rev. John II. Coleman, the new Wil lamette President, did finally arrive this morning on tho 5:40 train, and notwith standing the early hour' there was a large delegation of students out to meet him, with college yells, horns and other musical instruments. GreatefSalem Club Purse The members of the Greater Salem Commeiclal Club who were lollolting for tbe 12000 pnrae for the State Fair on Salem day have secured subscriptions BBzrezatiue 1720. N. J.Judah, and II. D. Pattoc are most aotive in the work ol soliciting. Beismie disturbances have reeommeoe ed In Shamaka, Russia. Over 5000 are dead. OAfaTOxiXA. Bv 0 0 Tfca Kud Y Has Alain Bgi HR?lKaftfsisaft9& m ESvJHra .. '.Jv . wEaf ,JfJ ijFM MT1 "jmSffM Qss"' ifefs5S Biin',WvTT I fiHKHHi Weak and ner vous p co p I o hould try a few loses of the Bit P CELEBRATED "5 tors. It will strengthen the norvt'S, restore vigor to tho eii' tiro system and uro Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Liver ana Kidney Troubles and Malaria Fever and Ague. STOMACH 4 itters Q0D TEMP LARS WILL ENTERTAIN Salem Lodge Render a Pro gram This Evening. Tho I. O. G. T. lodge No. 502 givo an outertaiurucnt at tho W. O. T. U. hall on Court strout at 7:30 o'clock this ovo ling. Tho program opens with nn odu and prayer by tho Chaplain, and nB follews: I Welcome, Pearl Zinn. I Recitation, How it Began, Howard Everett, l Solo, "Pin Hiding." Anna Argtiett. i Recitation, "A Dreary Day," Lenh End man. I Solo. "Mary's Plea with Papa," MIbb Mary Morgan. Recitation, "A Wise Squirrel," Iva Reeves. Address, C. T., O. O. Hmith. Recitation, "Truthful Dotty," Velma Glover. Hong, "Temperance Band". Recitation, "Show Him Your Hands," Miss Mary Morgan. Recitation, "A IlBppy Day," Hazel Tod hun tor. Solo, "I'm that Wandering Boy," Anna Arguett. Recitation, "Total Abstainers," Fivo littto girls. Recitation, Miss Lillio Sweeny. Solo, "A Drunkards Home," Miss .uary Morcan. All aro cordially invited to attend. FRIED ONIONS Indirectly Caused the Death of the World's Greatest General It is a mattor of history that Napoleon was n enurmand, an inordlnato lover of tho good things of tho table, and history further records . that his favorlto dish was fried onions; his death from cantor of stomach it is claimed also, was prob ably caused from his excessive indul gence of this foudneBS for the odorous vegetable. The onion is undoubtedly a wholesomo article of food, in fact has many med icinal qualitlos of valuo, hut it would bo dilllcult to find a more indigestible article than fried onions, and to many peoplo they are simply poison, but tho onion does not stand alone in this respect. Any article of food that ie not thoroughly digested becomes a source of disease and diecomfort whether it bo fried onions or bonf etouk. Tho reason why any wholesome food Ib not proinrtiy digested is because tho stomach lacks some important element of digestion, eomestomachs lack peptone- others are defioient in gastric juice, Htil others lack hydrochloric acid. The one thing necessary to do iu any cafe of poor digestion in to supply those elumenU of digestion which the stomach laoktf, anJ nothing does this so thor oughly and safely ub Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Dr. Richardson, in writing a thesis on treatment of dyspepsia and Indigestion, closes his remarks by saying, "for those suffering from acid dyspepsia, shown by sour, water risings, or for flatulent dys pepsia shown by gas on stomach, caus ing heart trouble and difficult breathing, as well an for all other forms of stomach trouble, thosafost treatment is to take one or two of Bttiart's Dyspepsia Tablets after each moal. I advise them heaause they oontain no harmful drugs, but are oomposod of valuable dfgostivoe, which act promptly upon the food eaten. I never knew a case of indication or even chronic dyspepsia'wbieh Stuart's Tab lets would not reaoh." Cheap eathartie medioities claiming to cure'dyspepsla and indigestion can have no offeot whatever fn actively digesting tbe food, and to call any cathartic msnl lolno a oure for indigestion is a mis nomer. Everv druggist In the United States and Canada sells Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, and they are not only the safest and most succeatful but the most sci entific of any treament for indigestion and stomach trouble. 2 17 18 3 CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Hie Kind You Have Always Bought Bears too Blgn&toroof HiiJ4r!wSMil HP ' " TtO yjjVVNaCMS' J fop &&fmu. NEW DRUG To be Opened at 333 Com mercial Street Saturday. Mr. Carlton O. Comfort, who has for tho past year boon head drug clork at the storo of D. J. Fry, will open on Sat urday morning a now drug businoss at 333 Commercial street, the room former ly occupied by Dr. Stono In tho Cottlo block. Mr. Comfort is nn enterprising young man who baa had about Beven yoaru practical experience in uio urug business. Ho stnrted nt Bristol, Pa., nnd lator served In Philadelphia, besides having held a responsible position with H.B. Sides, at Downlngton, Pa. Ho opens horo under authority of tho Stato Board of Pharmacy, and has tho best of a record. Ho will do a strictly cash bus. iness, and make correspondingly close prices. Tho people of Salem and sur rounding country aro invited to visit tho no.v storo and get acquainted. Their Claims Set at Rest. Tho claim of other cough medicines to bo aH good as Chamberlain's aro effectu ally eel at rest in the following testimo nial of Mr. 0. D. GlaBS, un omployo ol Bartlolt &. Dennis Co., Gardner, Mo. He says: "I had kopt adding to a cold and cough in tho winter of 1897, trying everycough medicine I hoard of without pormanent help, uutll one day I was in tho drug store of Mr. Houlohan and he advised mo to try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ami offered to pay back my money if I was not cured. My lungs and bronchial tubes woro vory soro lit this time, but I was completely curod by this remedy, and havo since always turned to it when I got.n.cold, and soon find relief. 1 also r ccmimeud it to my (Honda and am glad to eay R is tho best of all cough medicines." For sale by Dr. Stono's Drug Stores. If You Want a good, first-class meal in evory respect, call at tho Whito Houso Roataurant. Upon day ntul night. Senator Patterson of Colorado on Fri day in tho Souato declared it as his be lief that Gov. Tattof tho Philippines was misrepresenting tho true conditions in tho islands, Dancer of Colds and La Grippe, The greatest danger from colds and la grippe ib their reuniting in pneumonia, if reasonable euro ia UBod, however, and Uhamberlain's Cough Remedy taken, all danger will bo avoided. It will euro a cold or uu attack of la grippe in less time thau any otiior treatment. It is Sleaeant and oafo to tako. For sale by ir. Stono'a Drug Stores. The California Congressmen will dis regard pro-Chlnoao representations and work for complete exclusion, A Convincing Answer. "I hobbled into Air. Blackmail's drug storo ono ovenlnir." says Wesley Nelson, of Hamilton, Ga "and he asked mo to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheu matism, with which I had suffered for a long time. 1 told hiui I had no faith in any medicine, as they all failed. Ho said: Well, if Ohamborlalii's Pain Balm does not help you, you need not pay for it.' I took a bottle of it homo and used it ad cording to tho directions nnd in ono week I was cured, and havo not sincu boon troubled with rheumatism." Sold by Dr. Stone's Drug Stores. The Way Housewives Fieure A Salem lady who buys cakos, coffee rolls and cookies at the Pioneer Bakery says alio saves monoy right along there by. 2 10eod. Long is expected to retire from tho secretaryship of the navy now that the Schley case lias been settled. ntdTime tako a pleasant herb drink, the nest morning I feel bright ami my com plexion is better. My doctor says it acta gently on the stomach, liver and kidneys, and ia a pleasant laxative. It is made of herbB, and is prepared as easilv as tea. It is called Lane's Medi cine' All druggists sell it at 2c, and 60 cts. Lane'B Family Medicine moves tho bowels each day. If you cannot get it, send for freo sample. Address, Orator Woodward, LoRoy, N. Y. Fighting of a most serious nature still proceeds at Barcelona, Spain. Troops and strikors have fought many bloody battles. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contains Mercury as meroury will surely dostroy tho sonce of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never bo urwI except on pretariptlons from reputable physicians, as trie uam age they will do is ten fold to tho good you can powibly derive from them. Hull's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, 0 contains no meroury, and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucoua sur faces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuino. It Is taken internally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F, J. Cheney A Co. Testimo nials free. Sold by Druggists, price 76c. per bottle. Hall's Family Pills are the belt. Both Houses of Congress will greet Prince Henry of Prussia next .Monday. iCOUGH SYRUW cures Tl.V'kliisr Conjzbfl, Hre Lunge, Ilronrhftis, Crij.oe. Pnournonia and ell Mvere lung-atroctlonv. Why then rlslc consump tion, a elow. euro death ? Take warning I A"t nt oncei Buy a bottlo of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, n doctor's proscription, usftd over 80 years. Price, only 85 eenUt. Insist on having iu Don't be Im jwweil upon. Refue the dealer'a eulxtlUite: it Ui not o good aa Dr. I3u11'b. Salvation Oil cure Rbtumatlim Ars una I'oitu. SC29CU. A'egctable PrcpnriilionibrAs slmilalinfi iricFoodniulReguIa ling Hie Sloinachs and Bowls of Promotes DigcslioivChcerfiir ncssatHlIvcst.Conlflins neilhcr Opiuni.Morphme nor Mineral. I?OT LVltC OTIC . I afaWJlrXiKVZZntvmfl fhnJuit Scttl' Mx.Smn Jffffnmt - inCMtvfkSuIa )UnSr,J- htiitryrtm ninr. Apctfccl Hemeily forConsUpn Hon, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions tFcvcrish ncss anil Loss of Sluep. Facsimile Signature of . NEW YORK. pifcoggmiigm EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. VUBk- ESffiSQM CAPITAL BREWERY Boor has stood tho tost of oxporionce. Then why not givo n home production tho preferonco. Home capital, homo labor nnd homo browed boor nro growing in popularity. People loyal to homo Indus try give it tho preference. CAPITAL BOTTLING WORKS jmm CAPITAL ICE WOHKS MRS. M. BECK, Proprietor. Central R. R, Efficiently Serves a Vast Territory Bythroii&h service to and from the prlnclpalcltles la the following states: IOWA ILLINOIS INDIANA MINNESOTA WISCONSIN SOUTH DAKOTA MISSOURI ARKANSAS TENNESSEE KENTUCKY LOUISIANA MISSISSIPPI Through T jurist Cars From The Pacific Coast 0 Chicago nna Cincinnati Conoectloe wlthUhromh trains for all points East, South and Southeast Fast and handsomely eaulceed. steam-lirited irnini uininr tars, uuiici Licrary uars nr ttleeetic Cars. Free itccllnlaf LI hairs Cars Send i ncca ccnisinsiamps lor wa unmoor the United States and Cuba for par time, service tlculars regarding etc., call on or address 142 Third St. Portland, Oregon. rates, D. Il.THUMDULL, Com'l. Af't. Corvallis & Eastern Railroad TIME OA11D. No. 2 For Yaqulnas Train loaves Albany 1S!:M) p, tu Train louvca Corvallis.... 1:60 n. in L'raln arrives Yaujilnii . tfjlO p, ui, No. 1 Returning: Leaves Yaqulua 000 a. tu, Loavcd Corvulllo ,. .11:30 n. in. Arrives Albany..; 12:16 p. in. No. 3 For Dot.relt: LeavcM. Albany 7:00 a.m. Arrives Detroit 12:16 p. m No. 4 From Detreit: Leaven Detroit 12:40 p. m, Arrived Albany OHO p tu. Trainu 1 arrives in Albany in time to connect with the 8, P. south bound, train, as well aa giving two or three hours iu Albany before departure of S. P. North bound train for Portland. Train No. 2 connects with tho 8, P. west side train at Corvi.llla Grousing for Independence, MoMlnnville and all points north to Portland. J. TUUNkll, Kiiwin Btonk, Agent, Albany, Manage The Great Rock Island Route Is the only line operating a weok ly Pors o n a 1 ly Conducted Tour ist Excursion car bet woe n Port land and Chica go chango via the World's greatest icon ic lino, making close connection at Chi cago in Union Doot for all points Kunt. Lmtty Rtanuaru sleeiilng oar lietweeu Salt Lake City, Denver and Chicago, Uuffet, Library smoking ears between Pusblo. Den ver and Chicago. The best and mo.it reasonable dining car service between Pueblo and Chicago. If you are going to Kansas City, Omaha, Des Moines, Chi cago or any place eBt, you should en quire about the Great Rock Island Route beore purchasing your ticket. Ask your nearest ticket agent about it, or write for folders and any information desired, A, K. Cooi-ku. Gen'l. Agt.. Portland, Or. Salem Iron All and kinds iron brasa crt- ings, Repairs of all kinds of farm IFapVo m4 FOUIldry ehlnery. JAMES GILL. Leasee. 10 22 tf CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Illinois Meets all mall and passenger trains. I Baggage to all parte of the city. Prompt service. Telephone No. 241. DI8QUK & UOMYER For Infant3 and Childron, The Kind You Have Always Bought mature Use 'or Over Thirty Years SEWS! THR OCNTIIln COMPANY. NfW TOHK CITY. ORE?QN SHOIpriilNE !MM PACIFIC AND DKIMHT TIMB SCHEDULES AtlltlVK run I'Tum rortlainl. Or. FKOM ClllCKO rortlmiJ Hpoalal H:M n. m. Via lltuit lliglou ""ATlaiTtni KxpreM p. in. Tla limit- Itigtou Vut Mall fl:15p, in. Via fljHikano Suit Lake. Donvor. Kt. norm, umanu. Kauum City, Ht. Loiil, UlilcHRO 4;30p nt, mm nui, fait Lake, Dourer Kt. Worth. Umaha, JCntunn City, Ht. Loilla, Chicago and Katt. llll. in VVafli WaliiTEowiiitoM. Bjwkano. Wallace. I'ull- niRII, MIllUtMIHillR Ht. 1'aul, Diiliitli.MlhvHUki'ii Uhlcaxo, and Hint, :0i in 72 HOURS " PORTLAND TO CHICAGO Ho Change of Cars 72 Through tickets via this route to nil Kattoru points on sale at Southern Pa cific depot olllco. OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE Prom Portland' All mIIIiib dU tubject 8 p.m. vu vuaiiKO XofinuKraiiclBCO ' BalluvoryoUaya Ii.w TiaTTT 3 i jUIl COI.UMDIA niVKIt To Aktorla and Wajr UmlliiK. 4 n. tn. n ox. Bundar Batur WILLAMETTE RIVER Steamer Ruth loaves Bulem for Port landand way landings on Tuesday .Thurs days and Saturdays, about 10 a. in. For Corvallis end way laudlugs, Mondays, Wednesdays anil Fridays ui about 6 p. m, A. L. CRAIG, M. P. BALDWIN. Gen. 1'hbs. Agt. Agt. 0. R. k N. dock Portland, Ore. Halotn, Ore. O. C T, Cofs PASSENGER STEAMER POMONA Leaves for Portland Monday, vycaneiaayaaa rnaay.iua.m. for Corvallis luesday.Tiiurt- cdneidayand I'rlday.tOa.m. day and Saturday at 5 p.m. Quick Time, Cheap Rates Deck: Foot of Trade at. tH. V. UALDWIN, Alt. Dr, Grace Albright Craduattivf Amerkan School of Osteopathy. : i t Kvery day except Bunday. Oflloi hours 9 to 12 a. m; 1 to 4 p. in. Odl Fellows' Temple, Cor. Court and Iligl streets. Phone. Main SSil. Dr. Tacle Ileal, assistant. STONE, ill. D. PROPRIETOR OF Stone's Drug Stores SALEM ORKUON. The stores (two la number) art located at No. 235 and 297 Conmmtal street, and are well stocked with complete llae of druriand med klnes toilet srtkltt, perfumery, brujhej.etc- DR. STONE llu bad some 25 years experience la the trac ks or mcdlclae asl bow makes no cbarit for oivltttlta, amUatia tr preacnptlta. Bears the of AaiF wnlf S. C. NOV "S ADVERTISEMENTS Advertisements, five lines or less. In this column " lnscnedihrcctlmesfor2Sc, 50eaVetk,s)t.50 a month. All over five lines at the game rate" . .MV "ilV,1 HBS3 WANTED. CLASSIFIED WANTKD To buy Bccond-hnnd tnsh .. nnd door and planing mill machinery. . BJAddrces with price, description and . Igeondition, boxed ready for shipment. oE Ho'er, 8alem, Ore. ENGINEER Competent, experienced, reliable, wants pormonont position. Address A. II. .M. Journal ofllco. 1-8- tf. FOR SALE. NEW WOOD YARD.-Sawed and four, foot wood. Largo and second growth Hr, ash and willow dolivored to any part of tho city. Phono 2515 Black. W. II. Burdlck. 2 18tf. CHOICE FRUIT TRACTS CHEAP Fnrmn on good terms. Stock ranches, city property a specialty. Property Mb tod free. John M.I'ayno &Co., over Ladd& Bush Bank, Salem, Oro. 2-10 tf FOR HALE. A fresh cow. Also ono yearling heifer. Half n mllo north of steel bridge on Wallace road. John Ferguson. 2 15 Gt" FOR SALE Cheap, a recond.hand buggy. Apply to Mitchell, Lewis, Stavor & Co. 2 14 tf FOR BALE 10 acros-lC in cultivation. 3 miles from Salem, $2,000 your own terms. Patton Bros. Book Store. 2-4tf. WOOD. Dry second growth fir, 4 foot, dolivored to houses and stores prompt, ly. Leave orders with R. L. Wado. No. Salem, and W. A. White, 210 Commercial. 1 28tf FOR RENT. FOR RENT Threo furnished rooms. Inquire of A. OllnRor, at 321 Mill 6treot, or Phono black. 1 7 tf LOST AND FOUND FOUND. On Court street betweon Cottagoaud High, some keys. Call at JouitNAi. olllco for same and pay fur this notice 2 10 3t MISCELLANEOUS. WILLSON'S SHAVING PARLORS Tlio only ohop in tho city using tho oiAiuiBoptlo Razor Storilizer. I also havo a Dandruff Cure that cures or no pay. Jaa. W. Wlllson, Prop., 247 D Com. St. 12 2t( LODGES. FORESTERS OF AMERICA-Court Sherwood Forest No. 19. Meets Friday niihts In Tur ner block. Ira Hamilton, c. M. a. l. Drawn. Sec'y. PROTECTION-Lodie No, United Workmen, meel 2. An:lent Order mect9 uverv Hitunlav evenlnun the Holman Hall, corner State and Liberty streets. Visiting brethren welcome. 3. A. McFadden. M. W. J. A. Seiiwood. Re-, corder. HOP AMD I'HODUCB I1UYEHS. I CARMICIIAEL-Hoo buver. nrrifB m nimh. UreyinanUldi. . Silem. Orezon. ii.....iiT4. ii.;. n.. n.-... of choice hops solicited troin all trowers. UOsiMBSi COi. Hum WING SANG CO. -140 State Street' Fancy and Dry Goods, cmnaware. Mat. tlnrs, SDKs, cotton, wool tools. pers, white embroidery laces, underwear, la. waists, wrao nderwear. la. uics Bim ncuis iiiiiii suwai, prices. Noiv at lowest O. H.J1ACK Succcoosor to Dr, J. M. Koeue, fn White Cornor, Salem Oro. Partlos de siring superior operations at modornto foo in any branch aro in ospwial request r OFFICE, ClTx- UALL. oForfiwator borvice apply at offlse Bills gpuyttblo mouthlyi;in advaoce Make all complaints at tho office Just Received A now shipmont of Cliinawaro and uov eltlesof all kinds. The Variety Store 94 Court Street. J Royal Insurance Co. A.T. Gilbert, resldout agont of above Insurance Co, Is now prepared to do a largo Insurance business. Will alio handle real estate. I havo a team and carriago which is at my customer's ser vice and 1 will take pleasure In showing parties what I have (or sale. Ofllce ai present with T, A. Llvoelov ft Co. Farmer's Teams Standing In front of the harness store next to the water ln tank at tie Ladd & uujh bank sod belar fitted with new harness are a common sl'ht. For particulars Inquire or Shafcr's Harness Shop 23 Commercial street. 2.Mm Old Postoftice Livery Stable U. S. RADAUAUGII. Sole Prop'r. I.ivery and feed stable, liprsej' boarded and groomed by day or week, 62 Ferry St. - - - - SalcniMOr,, SOULE BROS -nw PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS PORTLAND OR. Sav? at&?A' .Vo'lo" Will's Mttslc Store. HOW'S YOUR CLOTHES? When you find your olothee all out of order, worn and with buttons, off, etc., you want the right person to take oaio of them and that person is your step mother at the Salem Dyo Works. At this ostablishtnentyou can get any tiling set 'o righte.frotn a pair of gloves, to the most elaborate silk gown. A gentleman can get his hatoloanod, hit trouera oreaaod, or his whole suit re, juvenated to suit his taste, also four suits a month for one dollar. Muttons sewed on, rips sewed up, suits pressed on short notlse. New goods shrunk for dress making. MRS. C. !!. WALKER , II OornmoroUl 6t. H. R. JONES, Attornoy-at-Law Toledo, Oroon. Woa CiKklot Cinalt Gourtrar olx yar nnd has sa uj-txHu aWtrul w all pwpar ij ut UncoJa Salem Me .:r wm. .Jf fc.tf.' J."t . ' .'P -'i-v ?'. t.yrtnw ffv . t,t 'V. ;f ..rc,v y. ','' " - -., y'-J. if, , ' . ' " . . VI '3 .'"' 1 . . A" I ftv' W's ', 1 fi !. 7 . v- f '. 4 i A ' ' sli .i&iBl ' Wv A J? t-'.Vi Y 1. t ti - '