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Newspaper Page TextThe Small of the Back Thnt is whora soino peoplo feci wdttk all-tho tlmo. They aro likely to bo despondent nnd'it Is not unusual to llud them borrowing troublo as if they hadn't enough already. Alio fact is -their kldnoys aro weak, either naturally or because of sickness, exposure, worry or ouior nmuences. "I nm thankful to say." tfrltw .1. 1,. Cttmp. be I, of Sycmnnro. III., "that Hood's Sftr.gpa rllln lins cured, mo. For ninny jenr I wns troubled wit), bnukai-he. At tlmei I wni oo bad I bad to bo lii'lodifrom tlio bed or rlinlr. I am now well ami strone and tiro from nulrf ' What this creat medlcluo did for Mm It has dono for othars. Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises to euro and keeps tlio promise, llogln treatment with Hood's today SALEM SOCIAL WORLD AND PERSONAL MENTION! JS Am LOCAL EVENTS. March 29 Democratic primaries. April 1 Monoley Quartet, at M. church. E. WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS. J. DrcBswttitBh, Chicago. C. D. Loyd, Porthild. H. M. Carlock, Portland. 0. T. Davis. PortlaniL II. II. Infinite, Portland. O. H. Rowe, Stayton. J. W. Flnlgan. San Francisco. A .V. McCotter, Now York. B. Shannon, St. Joseph. W. D. Howo, Minneapolis. K. Rlcmenschnelder, Milwaukee. Geo. O. Yoran, Edgono. ' Robt. II. Reld, San Francisco. J. Lynn Taylor, fJorvals. ' 0. M. Dummlck, Chicago. Wayno Thierman, Ellsworth, Wash. John B. Kelly,- Son Francisco. J. W. Dalloy, Helena. I II. Plochnor, SL Paul. Chas. Latourotto, city. W. F. Klein, Chicago. J. S. Coopor, Independence. II. C. Allen, Portland. J. S. Bush, San Francisco. Da rfcl rig Club. Tho members of Uio Friday Night Club gave a Very successful dancing party last ovcnlng In tho Tioga Hall. A numbor of Invited guests, Including several young people, woro present, which addod to tho plcaauro of tho oc casion. Thoso attending wore: Mr. and Mrs. Win. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. LaForc, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gilbert, Mr. and Mrri."C. D. Gabrlolson, Mr. and Mrn. A. T. Gilbert, Mr. ana Mrs. If B. Fleming, Mr. and Mrs. Schoenfeld, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Lacy, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Jessup, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hlrsch, Mr. and Mrs. Morrlman, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman, Thompson, tho Misses Grota Looney, Maud Hlrsch, Nottlo Bocknor, Stella Hurst, Ruth Gabrlolson, Leona Hlrsch, Ethol Knight, Maud McKay, L'conoro Kay, George Glltner, Messrs. Edmond Glltner, J. O. Graham( C. P. Bishop, Harry E. Albert, Frank Dunn, Chas. Blor, Wortw Brcyman, Mr. Hoover. Branson & Ragan's ad about fresh vegetables from two countlos was a good ono. This week they want to call your at tention to their cholco stock of canned goods and drlod fruits, proforred stock of corn, tomatoes, etc., aro tho best in tho market. Good standard corn and tomatoes, threo cans for 2Cc. Rcmem bor It la Hrnhson & Ragan. o T. S. Judd, of Chicago, was Bhot And killed In Las Vogas, N. M., by Mrs. G. B. Walker. whllo trying to commit nn assault upon hor porson. Great Quartet Coming. Thero will, without question, bo a big crowd at tlio Methodist church ot Tuesday ovcnlng, April 1st, to greet tho Menoloy Quartet. Tho sweats arc being sold at Pattons', and It would be woll for you, If you are going to heir mako up tlio crowd, to get your sentt reserved. Thoy aro only 2G and 15c. You aro bound to bo ontortalnod ij you attend. Tho Halstoad (Minn.) Reporter says: "Tho Mcneley Quartet ontor talnmorit wns conceded to have- been tho best over known hore." PERS0NAL8. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Tfie Kind You Have Always Bought bignWo of &a&$fM&&i Hon. Z. F. Moody rotumod Frlda) evening from Tho Dalles. Mr. and Mrs. D. Z. Irvln, of Port and, aro visiting Id Salem at tho pa .cntal homo of Mr. and" Mrs. D. B, Irvln. Mr. Irvln holds a position as salesman with th Mcl'or & Frank Company. F. L. Sauvaln and family have ro tumod from Portland, to again mako their homo in Salem. MIssNIna Sau valn, who is In poor health, accom panies them. t Miss Mabel Carter Is in Baker City, and wilt glvo recitals nt sovoral East ern Oregon points. Undo Pleasant Plshop, of Illinois, who has been visiting his nephows, Charles P. 'und J. A. Bishop, In this city, wont to Portland yeBtorday. Mrs. T. J. CresB was yesterday Mr. and Mrs. E, Oj Parker and lit. tlo daughter have cono to Oakland to visit rolatlves. Mr. Parker is a stu dent ot tho Salem Medlcat College Raymond D. Coshad haa gono to San Francisco. Jatnc3 Magulro has gono to Ash land, whero ho will "operato an ico plant His family wUl-Joln him later. Miss Mabel Jones s visiting friends in Portland for a fow days. Miss Marguorlto Haas and Miss Gcorgo Burton wore In Portland today visiting friends. J. H. Albort is a business visitor to Portland today. Mrs. M. Bredlmoler and llttlo so havo gono to Portland for a short visit. Tho members of tho Phlladorian Litorary Society, composed of tho young mon attending Wlllaniotto Uni- vorslty, entortalned ho faculty and tho young ladles of tho schopl last ov onlng In a very delightful manner. Allco Korn, of Portland, Is a guest of Miss Althca Lee. Ernest Vandersol has roturnod from n four-months' business visit in South orn Oregon, and -bxpocts to loavo soon for Montana. Mrs. C. P. Bishop, wlfo of Salem's mayor, -who has boou. oponding sovoral months In tho East, lott Phllfcdolphla Friday for Orcgon Mayor Bishop's sons, Clarence and Itoy, aro attending a textile manufacturing school In Philadelphia. Alox. Molr arrived In Salem Friday from Redlands, California. Mr. Molr ahs been absent from Salem nearly two years, nud ha spent tho tlmo In Now Mexico, Arizona and California, for tho bonoflt of his health. Ho re turns milch Improved physically. Miss Ella Schoenfeld camo up from Gorvals Friday evoulng to spend Sun day with hor parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. Schoenfeld. T. S. Townsend, tlio well-known dairyman, camo up from Pottltmd Fri day. aa BUILDINGS AROUND SALEM SUNDAY SERVICES. I Residences Constructed and Improvements Made. Forester's Dance. On Thursday ovculng, April 10th, tho Foresters of America will glvo a danco In Tioga hall. Those wishing invitations can pot them br any mom bor of tho order. o' Populists Disband. Tho Linn county Populist conven tion mot in Albany Wednosday and dlsbandod their orgnnlzntlon. A fow speeches woro mado by J. Clem and others In favor of adjourning without making nominations, but retaining tho organization, nut tins was voted down, and tho party In Linn county dls oanded to vote as thoy choose. Loba non Advance. o Kindly Words. Tho death of Samuel L. Hayden. tlio brilliant young lawyer, of Salem. comes almost as a personal bereave ment to many of Polk county's citi zens, with whom ho was a playmate in boyhood days, and a frlond through? out hlu life. His brilliant intellect. though in Its prlmo. hud achieved' for aim such triumph nlready in his chosen field as to predict for him a fltfUt tf rvtwsflt .tittfttm Itiilinn,L '..H..I...O l... .1... ill i. "' ". &- ."".. iii.roi.vmi-, tuuu.i w oiujiuu ur Mm iiuiuDD ui uui ouco Enterprise. , " ' 'daughter, Mrs. W. Y. Richardson. o UFlrsl WMh0votanmtdff I ?. " UT HIBTHUMB'OFF. Uio Philippines, has been brovotted lor nre v;R,lInB m l omnn"' brigadier-general. Secretary of Stato Dunbnr Is In As l.afo Townsend haa let a-contract to George Mason, of tills city, for building a house, 1mA and largo wood shed on his farm on Mission Bottom. Ho will spend In tho neighborhood ot $2,000 in Ittiprovomontiv and make his ono of tlio most comfortable farm home's In Oregon. Tho resldenco building formerly lo cated at the corner of High and Fer ry stroots has boou romoved across Mill creek on Wlntor streot. Tho foundation work on tho now livery stablo of E. M. Crolsan Is near ly completed, and tlio building will bo ready for uso boforo tho first of Juno. The buslnesa will be conducted by W. S. Low, Salcm'B old-tlmo liveryman. Tho rbsldonco at tlio corner of Court and 13th Btrcets, rccontly purchased by F. W. Steusloff, has been sold to C. L. Parmonter. Ho is moving it two blocks further up Court Btroot, and, after It 1b repaired, will bo rontod. Mr. Steusloff will begin work on his now resldenco at Court and 13th streets in nbout ono month's time. Work Is progressing on tho now res ldenco of Dr. Or! filth, on East Court street. Another fine rostdonco will bo erected this spring by Mr. Metcalf, a recent arrival in Salem. A cement sidewalk has boon laid along tho north sldo ot Court street from tho corner of Llborty to tho building formerly used by W. T. Rig don as undertaking parlors. This property is owned by D. F. Wagner. A now Iron storo room 1b being built just north of Savago & Rold's feed atoro by tho DcGulro sistors, and will bo occupied by Conrad Dlllman, tho dealer In furntyuro, second-hand goods and stoves. Real Estate Transfers. Nls Sarcnson and wlfo to E. N. Erlokson, 14.82 acres of tlio d. 1. c. of James Brown and wife, $2,500. G. Herman Koschmcder to John R. Davis, Hj, acres In tho d. 1. c. of Pat rick Glenson and wlfo In t. 5 b., r 1 w., fi25. R. P. Boiso and wlfo to Theodore Roth, lot 4 block 7 in Boiso's second addition to Salem, $200. Mary Langford and husband to John C. Wntoibury, n ono-acre tract In Woodburn, $10. Mary Langford and husband to Wm. Odoklrk, 1 ncros In tho Ell Cooley d. 1. c, t. 5 s., r. 1 w., $1,100. Salerri Ministerial Union Will meet in tho parlors of tho Y. M. O. A. Mondav. March .Tint, nt m n m. Rov. M, Davis will rcadKaipapor. .iiau mis is mo uay ror. electing of ficers. All members should bo pros ont if possible. Geo. 0. Rltchey, sec retary. o St. Paul'B Episcopal. Easter. Holy communion nt 7:30 a. m. and 10:30 a. m., matins and Bermon at 10:30 a, m.. children's festival at 3:30 p. in., dvon- song at 7:30 p. m. Monday and Tuos day, holy communion at 8:30 p. m. An nual parish mcetlnc; Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Morning. ' Processional Hymn, "Jesus Christ is Risen Today" Worgan "Christ Our, Passover" .. . . Savago, Fisher and Edwards. To Doum laudamus ....Von Boskork Juhllato Dee Woodward introlt Hymn, "At tlio Lamb's High Feast" 8t. Georgo'fl Windsor , Elvoy Kyrlcs in C W. H. Monk Gloria Tlhl w. II. M6nk Nlcono Creed ;,..W. If. lonk Hymn, "Angels Roll tho Rock Away" ....... Arlmathea Roper Sermon; "Tho Stono Taken Away from tho Sepulchre" Anthem. "God Hath Appointed n ay" Tours Presentation , Anon Sursum Corda Gllbort Agnus Dol Monk Gloria in ExccIbIb Old Chant Nunc Dlmlttls Lnngdon Recessional Hymn, "Jesus Lives" at. Alblnus GaUntlott Evening Processional Hymn, "Jesus Christ is Risen Today" Worgan Magnificat in F E. Burnett Nunc Dlmlttls E. Burnott Anthem, "Christ Is Rlson" ....SImpor Hymn, "Christ ls'RIbbn," Rosur- reclt Sullivan Sermon. Anthem, "God Hatb. Appointed a Day" Toflrs Presentation Anon Recessional Hymn, "Jesus IiivoB" St. Alblnus Gdunttott united Evangollral. C. A. Rablng, pastor. Cottago streot, hctwoon Ma rlon and Center. Sorvicos Sunday, March 30,-1902: 10 a. m., Sunday School; 11 a. m., Eastor sorvlco. A program will bo rendorod ontltlod "Tho Resurrection." 0.30 p. m., Y. P. S. C. E. prayer meeting; 7:30 p. m gospol aorvlco; mibjcctt "Words of Immortality Spoken by tho Prlnco of Life." Methodist Episcopal. John Parsons, pastor. Sorvicos at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. in. Subject of morning ser men: "What tho Rosurrcctlon Moans." In tho ovonlng tho choir and young peoplo will render a bountiful Eastor program. Prof. J. T. Matthows will proscnt nn original poem, and thbro will bo throe tcn-mtnuto addresses on 'Our Country's Missionary Needs," by C. J. Atwood; "Missionary Work in India," by Mrs. J. D. Leo, and on "Tho Outlook In China." Tho choir will Ircndor special Eastor music morning "3MMNHMMMMilk , h wnw i wiiiri t- Til iiiK KB IP SI "9 I TTflU I tTTT rJYH raa'xr.Aivyv ffisim AS'cgcfablc PrcpnMlioni'or As slmilalliig HusFootlancinoyuIn - ung mc b winacis otull3owels or .Ul.WllWJU11ilr1l'l For Infants and Children. Ifie Kind You Have Always Bought Promotes Digestion Cliccrfur ncssflndResi.Contnins neither Oplum.Mofplune nop Mineral. KotNarootic. tv arouDrSMuamvitm lmpkm SttJt' JU.Sto. K-kttUSJlt' DifitrtatmttJat Ctmfi'fd&iBitr ApcrTccI Remedy rorConstlpn non, Sour Stotnach.Dinrrliocn Worms .Coimilsions.rcvcnsh ncss find Loss OF Slekp. Facsimile Si'gnnlure of NEW YORK. Bears the i Signature AW fa Irv CLASSIFIED X A, ADVERTISEMENTS Advertisements, five linen or lew, in tUtmmm huenedihree umesfor 25c, StfCA.WMW.2Tse month, mi over nve liuea mme gm'rt. WANTED. " " EXACT COPy OF WRAPPER. m Ose or Over Thirty Years ASTORIA TH f INHIPH eOMHNT, NtWYORN OITV. Wanted-Falthful manager to' take charge of distributing depot and of fice to bo opened in Salem, to fdrtli er blifliness interests of old ' estab lished manufacturing concern. Salary $1C0 per month, and extra prSflta. Applicant must furnish eood' Refer ences and hnvo 1,D00 cash. A'ddross "Superintendent," P. O. box 1421, Philadelphia, Pa. rf-2i-2 Wanted. Four or six unfurnished rooms; closo in. Inquiro Saturday or Sunday at St. Elmo restaurant,. 244 Commercial Btroot. 3-4-tt Wanted. Energetic people to sell up to-dnto publications In each township , Wo furnish boacs to rorfablo agents on n credit Bystom. Writo for terma and descriptive circulars. Continen tal Book Co., Ooodnough building-, Portland, Orogon. Wanted. Carpets and rugo to clean, by tho now centrifugal proedss, car pots not injured and thoroughly ren ovated at small expense. Loavo or ders at Huron & Hamilton's br 300 Marlon Btroot. Work called tot and dollvorod. Orovor & Edwards, Jjhouo 11 lack 264 G. 2-27-tf FOR SALE. Ladles; Our harmless ronibdy for dolnyed or supprorsod period; 'cannot fall. Trial froo. Taria Chemical Co., Mllwnukoo, Wis. 3-15-Gt-sat Cough? Dr. Pull's Cough Syrup will cany a Cough or Cold nt onco. Conquers Croun.Whooping-CoUgh and Monslo Cough wltlioub iiiiL Mothers pralso It. UootoraproscrlboltforUronchi. tis, Uoar8onoss. Grlppo, Pneumonia and Consumption. It jjivca quick, Burorosulta. PiJco,25ct. Rofusotho doalor'a aubstltuto ; it is not as nood. DkBiiIIb Cough Syrup Always cures when others ftiL Pi-, tlutl's PUli cure Consllnutlon and Uve rroabttfti so plIU. to eti, Trial box, ct tori a. M. L. Jones, H. G. Guild, Mel Hamil ton and Walter Lynn woro among tho passcngurs returning from tho me tropolis last ovonlng. Matron Cornell, of tho asylum, Is visiting hor J'offorson relatives over Sunday. Mrs. Ida II. Vaughn, who has been Borlously ill for sovoral wooks, has gono to Portland to recoivo special medical treatmont Mrs. Vaughn is tho stonographer of tlio supremo court. Mrs. T. Mangold, of Qorvals, has re turned homo, after visiting frionds In this city. Miss Gordon has gono to Portland to visit friends until Monday. Miss Yoder and Miss Milchlor aro visiting relatives In Hubbard over Sunday. Sewed Together-Again, and May Not Lose It. ' Ludwlg Miller, tho young Bon of Martin Miller, residing out on South Willamette street, cut about nn Inch of his loft thumb clear off Inst ovon lng. Ho wns killing a chicken and got his thumb too noar tlio tho fowl's head, with tho rcsulC that tho boy and tho clilcltou both Bufforod from tho stroke of tho axo. A surgeon was sent for, nnd, ponding hlu arrival, the boy'B motner hold uio Bovoroa- imrt- on, and It was sowed up with tho hopes of savin" tlio thumb. The boy was-very gritty and wanted It sowod on ratbor than loso It. Whothor or not it "will grow togbthor is a question, and tho result of tho ex periment will bo awaltod with Intor PBt. Eu gono Guard. Frederick Aschenbrennor and wlfo to Robert Koppllou, 9.9(1 acres in t. 7 s, r. 2 w., $1,800. Mary V. niloy and husband to Jn.lnnu- ovonlng. Prof. Francesco Soloy, icauor First Christian, corner of High nnd CLOVfeR 'SEED We have the best btock qf seed in the city and our prices can't be beat. ' - :-' FlEL'D PEAS The Tfest hog feedVjij'the market. Our prices are the lowest in the state. - - ' SEED 0ATS"The cleanest seed and tlft lowest prices. LAND PLASTER-We are selling- it at prices that make it go, quotions tho lowest in the -city.- A complete stock of Garden and Grass Seeds. , ...BREWSTER & WHITE..; !1 Court St. FEeDMEN'ANDjSEEDSMEN. Salem. Oregon ALL MEMDER3 OF A. O. U. W. ARE INVITED TO ATTEND PRO. TECTION NO. 2 TONIGHT. IM MENSE SURPRISE. THE HOUMAN .BLOCK, 7:30. 8. A. MTADDEN, 1t M, W, 11. Hunt nnd wlfo, 83 i acres In tho Thomas Hunt d. 1. c, $2000. Charity Tayl'or to W. 8cott Taylor, lot 8, block 35 in Gorvnls. SnmO to Maudo and Madgo Taylor, lot 7, block .35, In Qorvals. P. II. Johnson nnd wlfo to Frank Stokes, lots 25 and 20, in Woodburn Fruit Farms, 18 acres, -w. d.( $1C00, 0. M. Parrlsh mid wlfo to P. II. Johnson, lotB 2G and 2ff ot Woodburn a Fruit Farms, 18 acros, w, d., $1250. C. O. V. Abernethy to Mattlo H. Eld ridgo, 318 acros In t. 3 and 4 s r. 2 w w. d., $1. JauioB E .ISldridgo and wlfo to G. V. Abernethy, 318 acros in t. 3 and 4 a., r. 2 w., w. d., $1. Always Fresh. A largo supply of fresh pdrk sail sago, and drlodbeef, as woll as all kinds of fresh meats, at Fcndrlch's Market. H p H H B B H B L 9 'mm 60 No. 229 Commercial St., Salem, Or. Buyers of. IIHnHBHBHBGHHK. -.- "x SSHBHKiPai&'wJaHBHHHH iVvMwMBHvMvMvMHHHHvMwflHDV JUL ii flHvBvMvMlHBHlHflHLlHHvMvMvMvMvMva MHHBBBi'nHBHHHfaKCrJBBBHBHl IVlBBlBBSBVBs JCfc MjnBHnBBBMMRnuBBBBBBBBBI MOflfllR WOOL HOPS Dealers iii-Hop Supplies. FRIENDS: Put your Mohair and Wool in the very best possible shape; all tags should be removed before shearing, and defective and damaged- fleeces placed in bags to themselves." BSKSHtnKH Center Btroots. Geo. C. Rltchoy, mln lstor. Preaching Sunday ht 10:30 a. m. An illustrated children's sornion, jubject: "Eastor." Tho children will plcnBo occupy tho front pows for thlH aormon. At 7; 30 p, m. tho Junior Christian Endeavor will rendor an Eastor program, liutoad of tho usual sermon. Diblo School at 12 m.: Junior E., at 3 p. m.; Senior C. E. at C:30 p. m.; prayer mooting Thursday ovon nig, nt 7:30 p. in., Mrs. C. Spray, lead or. You aro wolcomo to all thoso ser vices. First United Brothron' Morrltt Da vis.pastor. Sorvicos at 11 a. in. and 7:30 p. m. Tho Blgnlflcnnco of ICastor tldo will bo glvon oxprosslon, wltli ap proprlato .sorvlcca. at tlio ovcnlnir hour. Tho sormon Bubject: "Tho Sopulcher, Uie Convorglng Cllmnx of nopo-anti uospnlr." Tho miiHlo will bo under tho supervision of MIbb Car rie uatcholor. A wolcomo to nil. First Congregational church. Rov. W. C. Kantnor, pastor. Proachlng at 10:30 a. in. Subject: "Tho Risen Christ nnd tho Power ot His Rosur- roctlon." Do Molay Commandorv. Knights Tumnlars. will attond In a body. Sunday School at 12 m. Junior Endoavor at 3:15 p. m. Y. P. 8. C. E. at 0.30 p. in.. Miss I.avorno Kantnor. loader. At 7:30 p. m. tho subjoct of uio sormon will bo "Tho Homesick ness of tho Soul." Central Conerocatlon&l. Corner of 10th nnd Forry stroots. T. II. Hender son, pastor. .Preaching tomorrow at U a .in. Subject: "Eastor Sugges tions." At 7:30 a. m. an Eastor pro gram will bo rondorod by tho childron of tho Sundny School. Christian Sclonco. Second Church of Christ, Scientist! ?09 Llborty HtroeU Sorvicos at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. in. Sundays, and ovory Wednesday ovon lng at 7:30 o'clook. Subjoct of lesson sormen: "Unreality.' First Presbyterian. H. A. Kotchum. pastor. Preaching sorvicos at 10:30 nnd 7:30 p. m. Young People's moot ing at 0 30 p m. Subject of,mornlng sormon "Tho Rlson Christ, tho Christian's Hope, Promise and Assur anco of Etornal Llfu." At 7:30 p. m. a short sormon on "Pralso," with special music. Public reception of members at i 3', before tho sermon. Luthornn Church, on East State irni. uov. aii. ifiuoriii. pastor. un .day School at VI a. pi. Confusion, al tar services, sormon and holy commu nion at 11 a in. Hvenlng services at in. Unitarian Church. Corner Oho- niekota and Cottage streuu. W. Q. plot. Jr. minister. Services at 10:30 .Tn und 7.30 . ni. Sunday School at 12 lit. Ranter unrvlceH In tint tnnrn. lng. Subject of sermen: "Immortali ty" Evening sermon- "Why Do tho .Unitarians Clobrate Kuster Sunday?" All welcome Dalrymple's Special in Wrappers $&?, our Entire line of $1.2-5 values In fine Percale or Flannelette wrappers U. WM W X O. G T, Go's PASSEKCER STBAMBR POMONA Leaves for PortUnd Monday, Wtdntidayatii Frlilay.iOa.m. For Corvallla Tueday,tnuri day an! Saturday at 5 P m. Quick Time, Cheap Hates Deck: Foot or Trad st. M. P. UALDWIN, Ajt. fmprovod and Unlmprovod IAAd In small tracts and gdod location for salo cheap, part cash, part work, in cutting and hauling wood. John H. Scott 3-U-lm Good Chance For tho right man to mako somo money. Will soil half or wholo interest in a brick and tlio factory doing a good buBlnosfe; ploa ty of tho very best clayj ship both by rlvor and rail. Am a druggist nnd cannot attond to both. Only ono factory hero. Address C. F. Mooro. Newberg, Oro. 3-3-lmO New Wood Yard. Sawed and four foot wood. Largo nnd second growth fir, nsh and willow dollvorod' to any part ot tho oity. Phono 2G1U Ulack. W. II. llurdlck. 2-18-U for 8alo. 40 acros, 15 in cultivation 3 miles from Salem, $2,000 your own tonus. Patton Uros.' Book store. 2-4-tf Waod. Dry second growth fir, foUr foot, dollvered to houses and stofoa promptly. Loavo ordora with U. U Wado. North 8alom and W. A. Whlto, 210 Commercial. l-28tt FOR RENT. tarn 98c each S0ULH BROS PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS PORTLAND OR. BRTOfiVWa Wlil'i Music More. Old Postoftice Livery Stable D. 8. RADADAUQH, 8ole Prop'r. .. 1. Ivory and feed Btable. Norses boarded, groomed by day or week. 62 Ferry 8t flalem, Oregon S'. C. STONE, M. D. PUOPHIBTOH OF Stone's Drup; Stores CALEM, OREGON. The storoHltwo In numbor)arl located lit Nli. 23R lltlll 9fl7 r'nnimnmlnl ... UOIilfA nAfiin. dot... rt..,.n.. rMin.. ... . . . wmihbhmu nu. i .j """ "u'i "iuh. tmui ana nro won siociuui with a comp ato For Rent. A No. 1 cottago with city water, luuuiro at "Urick" atore, bouui tiuium. 3.3.U: jon8orialT32 Evano' Barber Shop. Only Urat-class shop on Stnto etroot. Every thing now nnd up-to-dato. Finest porcelain baths, ahavo, lBc; hair-cut, 26cj baths, 25c. Two flret-claaa boot blacks. C. W. Evans, proprietor. LODGES. FORESTERS OF AMERICA Court biiurwood Foresters No. 10. Moots b nuuy uighu In Tumor block. Ira Hamilton U. It,; A. L. Drown, Soc. Protection Lodfle No. 3, Anclont 67 dor United WorKuieu, moots every batuuiay eyeuiiig la tho Holman Hall, coruur o( tituto and Liberty situutu. Visiting brethren wolcomo. S. A. AluFaddon, M. W. J. A, 8oIlWood, Jtucoiilur. O H. MACK HHIs Successor to Dr. J. M. K00110, in dcslriiiK suporlor ouoratlous at mod orato fno In. any branch aro In ospeolal request. THE ELITE tAFE 208 Commercial Street. ..Meals at all hours. Onon day and night. Only place In tho city handling tho famous Olympla Doer lu tho Ilot-oP' tlon Saloon. Wholosale and retail. R ECKERLEN, Proprietor B. P. JONES, Attorney at Law Toledo, Orcpon. Was clerk of circuit court for hlx years and has an upto-datu abstract of all property lu Lincoln county lino of driiK and modiolus, tnlittt articles, perfumery, brushus, etc.. Has had some 26 yen re experience in tho practice of madlclno nud now makes no chnrgo for consultation, ex amination or prast-rlptloii. IF YOUR HAIR IS TURNING GRAY, DON'T PULL IT OUT. IT HURTS. . "Gray hairs are lionoratlc. thout h sot alwayt dealratle " The only err ea alios that will ton lilyeiy rtitore the oritliial color to tray or ladeo HOP AND PRODUCE DUYERO. ' Jf Carmlchael Hop buyor. Ofllca In ltUHii-Uiuuiun building, Salem, Ore gon. Humpies ot choica hops sollo ited from all growers. hair. U the renowned "MAHVfcUUlH Iomc" oeiiand CUwtSdandruff a natural hair rrttorative. not a hair dyr, I promptly mom hair faiiioiout. prcvrntlot bald indiufr. too - or or money re dlll.rrfa Paiii 5 ' 'I'S'X X 1 1 1 v in u e In every full pint eoltle, all f.rSI.OO- Exr re3 trecald. Adareaj. J. H, QUIlfn A CO. dale Prop's. .ulon You Can Always Tell a good housekeeper by the kind uf bread she use. All good -housekeepers buy their broad and cakes at the Pioiieor-Bakory. o .flu m -p z ant x a . &wstti - jmvm mimn m& .nf .. jHr SiafV 1 iuBmnln Portland Visitors Perkln's Hotel Restaurant White Cooks; Lunch 10c to 25c. Meals 11 la carte 20c up. Dally Journal on file. STEUSLOFF BROS. Dealers In Live Stock, WholosaiQ and retail butchers and packers. All kinds of frh und salt meats, Pine. sauHugae. limns, bacon and lard. 31exommerclal street. lumei. 30 years of success, no fa lures. Four fcl.Chlcaio, III. HUIE WING SANG CO. Ho Statu stroot.Halem. Oregon. New lino of goods ulmbrolduriiw. lacwj, goods, liose or all kinds, skirts. Wa ninko fancy white uuderweur and wiappera. Waists a lull stock Sold uksap. , 3.1 um Is the only Hue operating weak ly pajwonally wnduottMl toiir- u t exeurslon cars; bUvwn l'OEtland 9 11 n il utucago change via. the world's great est steule line, making close connec tions at Chicago In Union Denot far all points ICast. Dally standard sleet iiik car uuiweei! van Lake City, Denver and Ch cago, baffet, -library, smoking cars between I'ujldo, Denver and Chi- UU&INEU8 CARDS. Farmers Teams Standing In trout xf tho harness storo uoxt to tho water l"K tuujt ut tho Lad d . Dush bank aud bttfnK mtud with now harhosa lu u cuuuuuii sifihL For particulars iuijiiiru o( Sliatui 11 Harness Shop, 23 Commercial Street, 2-1-Sffi C EDAR PO 8T8 AND SHINGLES 1 now have plenty of shliiRloa on hand to tin all orders promptly. They are unwed shingle una you have four Kiadee to elttci from. Co mo and sot my prices on fence posts boforo buy. 111K elsewhere. 8. p. Mccracken, 14th and Nebraska tts., Englowcod. MONEY Fur you in dairying to buy a band 'Piaiur on lonu tlmo monthly In stallments, nud sell uo your cream Wo loan tuonpy- to onr patrons to buy cows. 3-l7t SALEM CREAMERY CO.,8ALEM,OR, I T Tl i". ... 1 MM in' OSTEOPATHY. The Great Rock Island Route $1,500 Guaranteed Yearly Tn llllfli rlnad mnn tw .u,....nn ...1.1. -....".. " " "'."""Hi wl" Irn.n 'Pt. ,., - i.t ,ii . cnaiicw ior promotion and advanaedu'rj; "-""" mIbw. ui havo ahiirieAuniiii nX. .!"rvl uatween Pueblo ami Chlca go. If you are going to Kansas City On.aha. Dee Mutnee, Chicago or au lilcoe liiuit. you stiould enquire, about the C rem J took Island ItoiiU before puichas'ug your ticket Aek your neareet agept about It, or write for folders, and any Infenuatlon deelred. a. . qoonnii. JjOon, Agt.. PorHftHjd. Qre- CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Meets all mall and paseeuger trains. salary, to have otmrga small office at homo or in home town to at tend to correspondenco. advertising and other work. Iiuslnoee of liiirhunt Order, and backeil by solid men Jinaii- ciany und politically. A erout opportunity for the right porson. Kncloso self addressed stamnud onvnl. ppe fqr full particulars to WALTKIt II. niSDMAN, QBNBIUL SUPKIHN- THNOBNT, Corcoran Hulldlng. Oppo sltu United States Treasury. WAHK. NtlTON.D. O. 3-ao-tf OSi'HOPATHY Is not a tlioor&but a practically uuraonuirnjeu science. Dr. Uiace Albright, eafabllallSd in practice since 1830. Graduate of Amerioan School of Osteopathy, Klrksvllle, Mo. Second floor LOO, P. Temple. Phono Main 2721. No knives, no faith. Oftlco hours & to knives, no drugs, no faith. Offlco hours t to 12 and 1 to 1, o'clock. Dr. M. T. Sohoettle Graduate Amorl- "..can School of Osteopatty,Kirka- viile. Mo. Office in Tioga block, over the Spa. Oiaee hours 8:30 to 11:90 and 1 to i. 3-12 ,.zm ,.a. k Water Co. 0AS'jCO3JiXA rueaiajtf jtlktti Ytf HlH JUir1 EesfH ' to all parU ot the oity, OFFICE CITY HALL Kir water service apply at pIHqe, Hills pajrable monthly, in advance. Mufyi all compIalntH at the oHlue, SikyirWateF At wholesale, and will deliver jn do en Iota to (auiilivs. Put op pure n't 11a kyou 8prln without any ajt.tlfelajjpre. mitva. Tie greatest health. waft?.e earth. "" - '' J, 6. Wright & Co. m i x ft TeJephoaft Iflfil. 8IHW QfU Omj; 4TJ w 4rlCaflB