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Eruptions
Dry, moist?8caly,toHer) all forma
ot eczema or salt rlicuni, pimpled
ft)id other outnneoua eruptions pro
ccoil from humors, either inher
ited, or acquired through defectives
digestion and assimilation.
To treat theso eruptions with
drying medicines is dangerous.
Tho thing to do is to help tho
system discharge- tho humors, and
strengthen it against their return.
Hood's 8arnaparllla permanently cured J.
H. HlncM, Franks, III., of eczema, from which
be had suffered for Bonio time; and Miss
Mvlua Woltcr. Box 212, Alirdna, Wit., of pim
ples on licr faco and back and chnfed akin on
her body, by which alio had beeti irrontly
troubled. There, nro nioro testimonials In
favor of this ercat medicine thau can b
published.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Promises to euro and keeps tho
promiso. Don't put oft' treatment.
Buy a bottlo of Hood's today.
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVAL8,
Henry M. Abinms, San Francisco.
John A. Ilcer, Columbus, 0,
Fred 0. Koolng, San Francisco.
Frnnk M. Dunne, Portland.
R. J. Prlnco, Boptorr.
W. C. Guthrie, Chicago.
W. T. Burncy, Portland.
B. T. Johnson, Portland.
H. Fets, Chicago.
W; A. Bell, Prlnovlllc.
II. D. Stlllman, Pendleton.
Geo. H. Howell, Portland.
A. Larson, Portland.
S. F. Porgory, Baltimore.
G. W. Baker aui wlfo, San Fran
cisco. John 15. Serwe, Sun Francisco.
Shako Into Your 8hoes
Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder. It cures
painful, smarting, nervous foot and ln
growing nails, and Instantly takes tho
Htlng out of corns and bunions. It Is
tho greatest comfott discovery of tho
ago. Allen's Foot-lfc'so makes tight or
now Bhocs fcol easy. It Is a certain
euro for sweating, callous and hot,
tired aching feet Try It today. Sold
by all druggists and shoo stores. By
mall for 25c in stamps. Trial package
free. Address Alhm S. Olmsted, Lo
Roy, N. Y. 2
o
Fresh Meat.
Wo always hoop a full supply of
fresh moats of all. kinds; also fresh
snusagos and smoked moats, at Fond
rich's Market.
Bed Time
I tuko a pleasant herb drink, tho uoxt
morning I fool bright and my com
ploxlon is bottor. My doctor oays it
nets gently on tho stomach, llvor and
kidneys, and Is a pleasant laxative. It
Is mado of herbs, nnd Is proparod as"
easily as tea. It Is called Lane's Med
icine All druggists soil It at 25c and
50 cents. Lane's Family Modiclnos
moves tho bowol -each day. If you
cannot got It, send for froo samplos.
Address, Orator Woodwnrd.LoRoy.N.
Y.
Do You Eat
Your meals in town? It bo, go to
tho White Houso restaurant. Positive
ly tho boat meals served in tho city,
o
PENHVRGVAI. PfilLS
W .TVV Original nnl Unlr MrnMlitft.
f-S Vviii '" CHI I 111 tlUll'S KNCJUSII
ff''-httf!Vl lll'.ll n I 4...I.I U..IH1I. Ult. lll
k -iXl, tf wtl1' ' ui f n 1 ukunv other Krru.t
'7) fes Wj litmj-rrou.. r-iitti.iiillinn nd Imlta.
"" ff Hun, t t f u ir irijri. rrrs4l. la
I y,Y iurim f. l-arllruUr. Te.tlaui.lalt
.p O ! "HrlM f..r l..llt,"inl.ilrr, ly re.
X P turn IIhII. lii.uiiuTHUBuuif S.Mar
v "I til nimlu ( hMir.trr 'hr.ilel '!
Uullu UUir. il.iJI.ou txiuar. 1'IIILA., 1"A.
New Restaurant.
Mrs. Hodrlck, vho has boon con
ducting tho Pennsylvania Restaurant,
on State Btroot, is compelled to move.
Owing to tho fact that Bayno Bros.
aro about to oi'ect n brick block at
that location. She has routed tho
room noxt to Harrltt & Lawronco'a
storo, on Commercial street, whore
8ho oxpects to sorvo tho first meal
next Saturday,
Icautiful
fair makes Jfjeautiful
Iggomen
NEWIHtO'8 IIERPICIDE MAKES
BEAUTIFUL HAIR, because it de
strays tho deadly microbe at work
upon tho hair roots, thus making
dandruir and falling hair trapos
sible, and promoting a thick, luxu
riant growth of hair, increasing tho
owner'agooU looks fully 100 percent.
It wUt aUa enraTOor father, brother, Una
band or aw erUiurt of any cJP aSeeUja
limy may bare, evao taMnraa. lor U worta
Ilka a charm upon Ilia baklrat patt. Uaj U
jooikU, Uwn yim wUl surely recommend U.
For S!e at all Fint-CUw Druj Store.
M
mmmmmmmmmmm
H IHcautiful x i I i VH
8 0
Uhe IHoble
4
Sells Gambrinus Beer, Come and
Try it
ALEX CORNOYER, Proprietor
v Cor. State and Commercial Streets,
SALEA1 SOCIAL WORLD
AND
PERSONAL MENTION
FIELD'S BICUMIN8TREU8.
At the -Grand .Opera House on Wed
.needay, April Oth.
Each succeeding year Al. G. Field
has something of a different charac
ter In tho comedy line to tickle tho
risibilities. Ills political travesties
last year, "Tho Front Porch Cam
palgn" and "A Day In tho White
Houso," wero as mlrth-provoklng as
anything In tho comedy lino. This sea
son ho has takon as a subject tho Mid
way of the Pan-American Exposition,
and It Is needless to say that nono of
tho principal characters of tho day
aro overlooked. Chauncoy Depew,
Roosevelt, McKlnloy, Mark Hanna,
and nil tho prominent characters of
the, day have an Inning on tho Mid
way. Even Ooin Paul Is brought
across tho sea. It Is safe to say no
Midway over had o many dlstln
gulBhcd visitors, nnd that visitors nov
or had bo much fun. A few of our
local colobritles will havo tho Ques
tionable pleasuro of seeing their coun
tcrpartB on tho Midway. Tho Tcrrlbk
Turk and Cocho Coocho dancing girl
will bo conspicuous by their nbsenco
This greatest of aM minstrel showi
appears at the Grand Opera House
Salem, on tho evening of April Oth
and Is cortaln to bo well attended bj
tho local fun lovoru of tho city.
Prices, $1.00, 75c, 60c and 35c. Box
offlco open for salo of scats on Wed
ncsday nt 0 a, m.
Married In Ohto.
Charles L. Dallcy and Miss Phyllis
Lundy, of this city, wero married at
Gallon, Ohio, on Tuesday, March 25,
1002. Mr. Dalloy Is well-known In Sa
lem, where ho has been located for
sovoral years, being engaged In the
growing and marketing of fruits on at
oxtcnslvo scale. Tho brltlo has a wide
clrclo of friends hero, whero- she
made hor homo for sovoral years. In
their nuwly formed relations the
young couplo has tho best wishes ol
their Salem frlonds.
It Is expected by their friends that
Mr. and Mrs. Dallcy will mako Salem
tholr homo, ns Mr. Dalloy still hae
largo fruit Interests In this section.
o
Miss Lee F.entertalna.
On Friday ovcnlng Miss Althea Leo
entortalncd In honor of Miss Ethel
Kirn and Miss Almlra Blttner, ol
Portland, who havo boon hor guests
for a wool:. Progressive gamos woro
played, first prizes going to Miss Lola
Cavanaugh and Miss Mary Chapter.
Tho boobies wero received by Miss
Vlnnlo Wilder and Miss Llzetto Fnwk.
Rofroshin6nta woro Borved.
Thoso present, besides tho Misses
Kirn and Blttnor, wero Misses Elma
Byruo, May Chaptr, Llzetto Fnwk,
Lola Cavanngh, Vonnlo Wilder;
Messrs. Ed. Payno, E. Kinney Mlllor,
Prof. Ill fT Garrison, Chauncoy Bishop,
Carl C. Baker, James Walton.
An Albany Couple Married.
Tho wedding of Miss Dosha Mlllor
to O. W. Mitchell, botli of Albany,, oc
currcd at 8 o'clock Saturday ovonlng
at tho homo of tho bride's undo, Wil
liam Mlllor, corner of Court and Cot
tage Btreots, Salem, Rev. W. C. Kant
nor, of this city, officiating.
Tho brlao is tho daughter of R. B.
Miller, county treasurer of Linn coun
ty, and tho groom Is a young business
man of Albany, In tho employ of
Wolls, Fargo & Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Miller wont to Albany
Saturday night, whero thoy will re
side. PERSONALS.
Frod Thiolsen, of Portland, Bpent
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. B. Thlolson.
Judge L. D, Henry returned this
morning from an extended visit In
Southern California. Mrs. Henry will
romaln In San Francisco for two
weekB longer.
Stacey Robinson has gono to Stock
ton, California, to accept a position In
a confectionery atorc.
Miss Bessie Warrlner, who has boon
tho guest of Miss Maud McKay, has
returned to Portland.
Harry Cuslok, of Albany, spent Sun
day In Salem.
Mrs. W. E. Sherman has returned
from a month's visit with relatives In
Hood River.
Miss Jonnio P .Griffith, of Pratum,
fbaa been a guest ot her Bister, Mrs.
A. W. Glesy.
Mrs. J. Friday and daughter, of
Hood Rlvor, are visiting at tho homo
of Mrs. J. Otten.
Miss LindlyMorten, who has boon a
guest of Mrs. Wo, Brown, returned, to
her homo In Portland yesterday.
Miss Pearl Copley and Edna ParrUh
and Messrs. Ronald Glover, Wm. Judd,
W. F. Poorman and Walter Wiualow,
Btudenta of WHlameUe. returned from
their vacations yesterday.
Collins.
Mlsa Henrietta 8avage la visiting In
Portland.
Mrs. C. A. Gray Is tho guest of Port
land friends.
tt
- Spells J
always indicate a weak heart
They are usually preceeded or
followed by palpitation or flut
tering, and there may be pain
in left side, a smothering sen
sation and shortness of breath.
Such a heart should be treated
at once, before the disease de
velops beyond control. Heart
disease is as easily cured as other
troubles ir taken in time.
"I was subject to fainting
spoils, nnd many times I havo
fallen on tho street. 1 was often
compelled to sit down whllo walk
ing to n void falling. "Whenpliysl
clans failed to help mc, I took
Dr. Miles' Heart Curo and waa
completely cured."
CHAUI.KS I). IUNDAT.I..
Elllcottvillc, K. Y.
Dr. Miles' 4
is especially adapted to remove
all irregularities of the heart's
action. Sold by druggists on
guarantee.
Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, 'lad.
Dr. J. N. Smith has returned from a
visit to his mother at Shedds.
Mrs. Leo Willis returned Sundny
morning from an extended visit with
hor daughter, Mrs. 13. B. Plpor, In
Portland.
I. II. VanWlnkle, of Albany, Bpont
3unday In Salem.
Mrs. L. S.McCoy and daughter havo
gono to Edgowood, California, whero
Mr. McCoy is located and engaged In
mining.
W. A. Irwin, of this city, has accept
ed n position as traveling salesman
with tho Cudahy Packing Company.
Mr. Irwin spent Sunday in Salem.
Howard W. Roland, a well-known
young nowspapor roan of tho Willam
ette valloy, who has boon In tho em
ploy of tho Amorlcan Typo Foundry
Company, of Portlaud, has gono to So-
attic, to tako charge of tho company's
branch office. Mr. Rowland was form
erly city editor of tho Eugene Guard,
and his many friends nro ploasod to
noto tho promotion.
Mrs. C. E. Mcllwatn Is spending n
fow days In Portlaud.
E. A. Kurtz has gono to Glendale,
Washington, to remain temporarily.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Chatten, of
Portland, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Chatten's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
D. M. Smith, of Corvallls, was In
Salem Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Hojmko was callod to
Corvallls today by tho Illness ot rela
tives. 'Hon. and Mrs. A. J. Johnson, of
Sclo, woro Salem visitors Sunday.
Chns. Scott, of Woodburn, Is in tho
city.
D. F. Hnrdman, of Albany, former
olerk In tho stato land office, Is pre
paring to locato in Portland.
D. M. Dunne, General Bobco, A.
King Wilson, C .M. Idloman and Ma
jor Jackson woro among tho Portland
pooplo In Salem today.
Harry Guild has returnod from Pros
nor, Washington, whoro his fathor, H.
G. Guild, ot tho Salem Indopondont,
oxpects to start a wteekly nowspapor.
Miss Mlnnlo Frlckoy, formorly of
tho Willamette University faculty, has
returned from Chicago, whoro sho has
been attending tho Moody Blblo Insti
tute. W. A. Morris, professor of Latin in
tho Portland High school, spent Sun
dny with Salem rolatlvos.
G. W. Baker, an attorney from San
Francisco, accompanied by his wlfo,
Is In tho city.
Hon. II. D. Stlllman, of Pendleton,
Is In the city.
" Hon. Geo. W. McBrldo, ox-United
States senator, arrived in Salem Sun
day night from tho East, and la tho
guost of B, F. Glltnor and family. Mr.
McBrldo Is a member of tho SL Louis
World'B Fair commission. Tho St.
Louis Exposition may bo doforred un
til 1004.
o
,. Deafness Cannot Be Cured,
by local applications, as thoy cannot
rach tho diseased portion of tho car.
There is only ono way to euro deaf
ness, nnd that Is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness Is caused by an
inflamed condition of tho mucous lin
ing ot tho Eustachian Tube. When
this tube gets Inflamed you havo a
rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing,
and when it is entirely closed deaf
ness Is tho result, and unloss the In
flammation can bo taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition,
bearing will be destroyed forover;
nine cases out of tan aro caused by
catarrh, which la nothing but an In
flamed condition of tho mucous sur
faces. Wo will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of dsafnoss (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circu
lars free.
FJ. CHENEY & CO.Toledo. O.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are tho best
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
Tbs KlnJ Yob to Alw&ys BesgM
BIgnataro of CdxttffflzMtdtiM
W
FRIDAY IS
ARBOR DAY
To Be Observed By Salem
Schools-Directors Meet.
Salem's public schools nro making
preparations for a fitting obsorvanco
of Arbor Day, which conies this year
on Friday of this Took. A program
of exercises Is being arranged, trees
and shrubs will be planted, and tho
schools will bo addressed by n mem
ber of tho board of directors, sach of
whom will bo assigned a school. Tho
dato for Arbor Day Is now fixed by
law, nnd does not require tho formality
of n proclamation by tho stato superin
tendent, as has boon tub custom In tho
past.
At a mooting Saturday ovonlng tho
board of directors ordorcd tho pay
ment of four notes, aggregating f 2,000
of tho $27,000 popular loan mado In
Soptombor, 1000.
Tho Buppply committee was direct
ed to ascertain tho amount of wood
that would bo required by tho Bchools
for tho next year, and to advorttso for
bids.
Following bills woro ordorcd paid:
Capital Lumbering Co 18.80
Stclnor & Borgcr 1C.80
John Hughes 4.E5
Pacific States T. & T .Co 15.00
D. S. Bcntloy & Co 50
Jcnks Fisher - 3.00
Gray Bros '. 40
John Hughes 7.45
Salem Wator Co 33.50
R. M. Wado & Co 90
Buron & Hamilton , 50
Chns. Hinges 1.00
Patton Bros 2.GC
Tho application of tho Leslie M. E.
church congregation for tho uso of
the Lincoln school hulldlng, in which
to conduct services, whllo tholr
church was undergoing ropalrfl, was
continued until noxt mooting.
Mt Angel Wins
FromCliemawa
Tho first gamo ot Imseball In this
soctlon this season was played at ML
Angel Saturday afternoon, between
tho Chomnwa and Mt. Angel nlnos,
nnd resulted In a- victory for tho lat
tor team by tho scoro of 5 to 2. Tho
game was a close ono, and was largo-
ly a pitchers' battlo. Regan, of tho
uncmawas, strucic out nino, wniio mc
Burnoy, of Mt. Angel, did not pormlt
II of tho dusky Chemawaus to leave
tho homo plato.
HANBiGAPPEDn
The man who started to run a race in
chains uud fetters would be visibly hand-lniinni.fi-
Kn one would exnect liilil to
succeed. The man who runs the race of"
Ufa when hi
digestive and nu
tritive organs are
diseased is equally
hnndlcanncd. In
the one case his j
strength is over- ,
weighted, in the
other it is under
in i n e (1. Success
demands nbovo
all else a sottnd
stomach.
Doctor Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery cures
diseases of the
stomach and other
organs of diges
tion and nutrition.
When this is clone
food is perfectly
digested nud as
slmilntul and the
body receives strength in the 'only way
in which strength cun be given by the
nutrition derived from digested and as
similated food.
"The nrlc I would like to rive your ' Ootdeii
Medical Discovery I caimoi uuer m ora
ileitrlbe with pen." wrltei Ime 11. Ambr
Kiq.ofuosM Minilo Street. Jlunthittdon,
"I wat taken with what our nhyikiana I
..t,i .. i.iilirr.ilnn l iloctorccl with the
Medical Discovery ' I cannot utter la worili or
mc ii. niituivoi
here
ulil wilt iiidizeMloa I doctored with the Utt
round here ud found no relief. I wrote to
you and you ent me queUton bUiilc lo fill out.
.,,! i a(, in ami vou then advlted me to ue
Ur iltm1 Oohlcu Medical Dlcpvery. I took
three bottle and I felt o kooI that I atoppr
inu i
belntt cured
I have no yuiptomi or gaitric .
trouble
or indiKCHion now -
Arrnt no aubstitute forMGolden Med
ical Discovery." There Is nothing "just
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, wsnt free on receipt of stamps
to cover expense of mailing only.
Twenty -one one-cent stamps for the
book in paper covers, or 31 sUtnps for
the cloth-bound volume. Address Dr.
U. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
t
"&& WOWltU Ol M
lEPPLEY'S
i Wc Pay the
Pay
Highest Market Price
in Merchandise
or
Cash.
Electric Store
t East State Street. f
&axx&sx
OFFICE
riTV HALL
0 .!., KArVlOO BVVU - !Ul-"
. i. m. .nifi,.
nilla payable monthly In adva
Silc. 3 comptaliiu at the oflWe.
fy) $
n v- L-i
Sata Water Co.
JS'cgclablc Preparation l'or As
slmilatlng uicFwKlnndncmiln
ting the Stomachs anil Bowls ol
EHlMnffii
PromoScs Digestion Cheerful
ness andRcst.Conlnlus neither
Opium.MorphMO nor Mineral.
Not "Naiic otic .
XKtiafOlJJ)rSAl'.Ua.V1KiaM
fatytan Sent'
A!x.Smnn
lit (StertnPJitfa
)KrttStit
llijikiyrmt flam;
Apcrfccl Remedy forConsUpu
Hon, Sour Slomach.Dinrrhocn
Wonns .Convulsions .Feverish
ncss nnd Loss of Sleep.
FncSunilo Signature of
&&$&&"
NEW YOllK.
jurnfjLXjbkiJBj
' WRAPPER
8uccos8or to Br. J. M. Koeno, In
Whlto Comer, Salem, Oregon. Pnrtlos
; desiring Buporlor oporntlons at mod-
ornto foo in any branch aro in ospociai
request
'THE ELITE CAFE
I 208 Commercial Street.
I.. Meals at all hours. Open day and
night. Only placo In tho city handling
the famous Olympln Boar Is tho Hocop
tton Saloon. Wholosalo and retail.
! E ECKERLEN, Proprietor
S0ULE BROS
PIANO TUNERS
AND REPAIRERS
For Salem and vicinity
leave orders at Ceo
Win's Music Store.
PORTLAND OR.
Siskiyou Water
U wholeenh), nud will uullver In dz-
un lots to (atuUluN. Put up puru tit Sis-
kyou Springs without any iirtitlclnl pro
coJboii. Hie croatoet liealtJi tvnter on
'eitrlh.
J. G. Wrtelit & Co.
Telophoiie 1(1(11. Balttm, Oregon.
Your Step Mother
Is still horo btiny na ovor, and when
your clothos nro all out ot order, worn,
with buttons off, tako them to hor at
tho Salem Dyo Works.
At this establishment you enn got
anything sot to rights, from a pair ot
glovos, to tho most olaborato silk
gown, A gentleman can got his lint
cleaned, hla trousoru cronHod, or his
whole suit rojuvonnted to suit hla
tanto, also four suits a month for $1,
Buttons Bowed on, rips Bowed up, suits
pressed on short notice. Now goods
shrunk for dressmaking.
MRS. C. H. WALKER
195 Commercial 8treet.
bTpTTones;
Attorney at Law
Toledo, Oregon.
Was clork of circuit court for bIx
years and has an up-to-date nbstract
of all proporty In Lincoln county
Portland Visitors
Perkln's Hotel Restaurant
White Cooks; Lunch 10c to 25c.
Meals a la carte 20c up. Dally
Journal on file.
sTeTjsloff BROS".
Dealers In Live Stock,
Wholosalo and retail butchera and
packors. All kinds of fresh and salt
meats. Fine snusagos, hams, bacon
and lard. 310 Commercial street.
$1,500 Guaranteed Yearly
To high class man or woman, with
chance for promotion and advancod
f I salary, to havo chargo amnll olllco at
? ! Iinrnd or In homo town to at
IT I tend to corrospondonco, advertising
and otnor worK. itusinosa ot uiguoHi
ordor and backod by solid mon flnan
dally and politically. A groat
opportunity for tho right poroon.
Encloso BolfaddroBbod Btampod onvol
ope for full particular to WALTER
B. REDMAN, GENERAL SUPERIN
TENDENT, Corcoran Building, Oppo
site Unltod 8tato Treasury, WASH
INGTON, D. C. 3 20-tf
IF YOUR HAIR IS TURNING GRA.Y,
DON'T PULL IT OUT, IT HURTS.
"Gray Mrs are lioaoratle. thouiH oot slways
AeOtttlt "
ineooiy preps snoa inaiwuiivs
Itlvcly testore be orUloal color
k.l. I. id. rmnvunnt "MAIlVI'
or to Cray or ftitd
9t a bilr dye. It'
..'.... t half r.f nt atlu nnt hllr dVt It
CI"AI
alive, i
eroirttly stops hair faille tout, pteveatlar sali-
Bess aod CUKt Sdaalruir. too-of. oaey re-
turnei. 30 ears of success, po fa lures. Pour
BessaodCUKtSdaalrufT. too-or mosey. re
dlstioct vital vinuei la every iuii pmi wuw, .
f. rsi.oo. Excress Cretan Aaari
cress tretall Address,
J. il. QUINN CO. (Mle WOP'S.
6t. Cblcais. III.
O. C, T, Co's
PASSEMCER STEAMER
POMONA
Leaves for Portland MaaJay,
Wednesday ssd Frtday,lOa.ta,
Fsr Corvafus Tucsday.Tburs-
day and Saturday at 5 p m.
QuickTime, Cheap Rates
Deck: Foot of Trad st. .,
M. P. BAUOWIH, Alt
!For Infants and Children,
Wwwmwnw si mwanwwiiwBU
he Kind You Have
Always Bough;
ver
Thirty Years
TORIA
Vtir rrnT.im commny. New VOKN CITY.
S. C. STONE, M. D.
PROPRIETOR OF
Stone's Drug Stores
SALEM. OREGON. I
Tho atoresUwo In numbor)nro located
at No. 235 and 207 Commorolal Bt.,
nnd nro well stocked with a complote
lino of drugs nnd modiclnos, toilet
articles, porfumory, briiBhoB, etc.,
Hub had somo 25 years oxporlonca In
tho practlco of modlclno nnd now
makes no chargo for consultation, ox
amlnntton or proscription. :
HUIE WING SANG CO.
140 Stnto Btroot.Salom, Orogon. Now
lino of goods. Umbrolderlos, lnrou,
goods, hoso of nil kinds, skirts. Wo
mako fancy whlto undorwoar and
wrnppors. Waists a full stocit. Hoiiij
cheap. 314-lm
"" CAPITAL CITY
Express and Transfer
Moots all mall and pnssongor trains. I
Bnggngo to all parts ot tho city, i
Prompt sorvlco. Tolophono No. 241. (
HOMYEIl & HI3DU1CK.
fii3flS!SSffl3
When Mr.
,. THE EVEfUNG
Bears the I
Signature jfM
rlpf Use
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This Is, a vote for.
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candidate for private box at the Grand Opra House, for the perorpiance,
ApriiMO, of
"The Taming of the
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Journal olllee beloro 12 o'olook noon, wtnineauay, apui v.
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Advertlsenxtnt. five lines or lest. In this column
Inseitea three times for 25c. Suea Wetk.si.so
a month. All over rive lines at the some rate.
WANTED.
Wanted. To buy second-hand sot ofJ
doublo light harness. Wlllaraetto
Hotel.
Wanted to RentA medlum'slzod cot
tago, or furnished rooms for house
keeping. Apply to W. A. Llston, or
llco on Court stroct. tf
Wanted. FlrBt-olasa waitress. 'Stoatly
Job. -Wlllathotto hotol.
Wanted. Sovoral cigar salQ.smonj ox-j
punonco unneoessary; goon pay,
Bmnnuol Co., Stntlon J, No'w York,
4-3-4t
Wanted. A girl for socond work. In
aiilro at northeast cornor ot Court
and WIntor stroeta. 4-1-Gt
Wanted. A good cook, woman pro
forrcd, at Qoodalo boarding houso,
cornor of 12 th and Oak streets.
3-31-tf
Wanted.-'Fbur or
rooiuB; closo lit.
six unfurntBhod
Inqulro Saturday
or Sunday at St. Elmo rostaurant,
244 Commercial Btreot 3-4-tf
Wanted. Enorgotlo pooplo to sell, up-to-dato
publications in each township
Wo furnish booka to rollablo ngonts
on a credit system. Wrlto for terms
and dcscrlptlvo circulars. Continen
tal Book Co., Goodnough building,
Portland. OroKon.
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Improved and Unlmprovpd Land In
i small tracts and good location for
1 salo cheap, part cash, part work, In
cutting and hauling wood. John H.
Scott. 3-11-lm
Wanted. Carpots and rugs to clean,
by tho now contrlfugnl process, car
pets not Injured and thoroughly rou
ovntod at small oxputiso. Lcavo or
dors tit 300 Marlon street. Work
called for nnd dollvorod. drover &
Ewnrds. 'Phono Blaok 25 10. 2-27-tf
FOR RENT.
For 8ale. Flvo to fllx thouBiind Clark's
Seedling BtrawborrlcB. Apply II. Et
tor, Knlsor Bottom. d-lw
FOR SALE.
For Rent. A woll furnished houso of
novon rooms. Torms roasonnblo,
430 Cotnmorclnl street, opposlto Ma
rlon Bqimro. 4-G-3t
LOST AND FOUND.'
Found. A watch. Apply
to
Claud
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Don't You Know Anything nbout EiV
wards' Market? At 410 Stnto street,
IloBt placo to buy fresh and cured
nientB uf tho lowest prlcos. Phono
2024. B. Edwards, prop
Shakesoeare
es
J0URNLwlll givc'Prlvatc
bom
Most Popular Saleslady In Salem.
Katherlne In "The Tatnlnsr of the Shrew"
VOeaCICCSh CSOXJ3POJXT
Ml. OUAKI.R8 J I.LAlJltpRD
yOur (avorlta on the Hue Bbva aoJ inl
LODGES.
FORESTERS OP AMPRlr.APniirr
Sherwood Forestora No. 19. Meats
Friday nights In Turner bleak. Ir
Hamilton C. R.; AUJlmvQnifa
Protection f LodgeNo. 27Aucient Or
dor United' "Workmen, rheeta ever'
Saturday ovqnlng In thd " Holmaa
Hall, cornor of atato and Liberty
BtreolB. Vlsltlmr brothron welcome. -
S. A. McPaddeu, M. W. J. A. Sellwood,"
Jtccurucr.
Central Lodno No. 18 K. of, P. Caatlo
Hall In Holman block, cornor' St&ta
and Liberty slrcots, Tuesday of
each week at 7:30 p. m. 'Claud
Townsond, C. O.; Zodna J. ttlggo, K5
of 11. and 8.
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TONRORIAL.
Evans' Barber Shop. Only ftrstclaag
""F " ww.mj ouggu iaruijj U11UE,
now nud up-to-date. Finoat'pdrcolalff
baths. Shavo, 15c; haircut, 25cj
baths, 25c. Two first-class booF
blacks. O. W. Evans, proprietor.
Ryan'o Shaving Parlora. Sovon flrBf
clnfla barbers engaged. Flnos&'bath
rooms In city. AVo 'uso nntlSoptlo;
Btorlllzor. J. Ryan, Prop.
C. H. Nicholson Barbor shot) and
porcolaln baths, at old Mills Bhoj
200 Commorolal strcot Antiseptic
trontmVnt ot all tools and batho. '''
HOP AND PRODUCE DUYER8. s,
J. Carmlchael Hop buyer. Offlco In
Blsh-Broyman building, Salem, Ore
gon. Samples of choice hops boII'c?
Itod from all growers.
DU8INE3S CARD3.
Farmera' Teamo Standind In front ol
tho harness storo noxt to tho water
ing tank at tho Ladd & Bush bank
and bolng fitted with now barnosa
Is a common Bight For particulars
Inqulro of Shafor'n Harness Shop, 23
jCommorcIal StreoL 2-1-gm
CEDAR POST8 AND SHINGLES'
I now havo plonty of uhlngloa 'on
hand to fill nil ordors prdhiptly. Thoy
aro sawed shinglos and you havo four
grades to soicct from. Loino and get
my prices on fonco posts boforo buy
ing ulBowhoro.
8, p. Mccracken,
14th and Nebraska sts., Englewood.
MONEY
For you In dairying to buy a hand
Boparator on long timo monthly In-.
Btallmonts, and soil us your cream '
Wo loan money to onr patrons to buy
cowb. 3-17tf
8ALEM CREAMERY CO.,8ALEM,OR.
08TEOPATHY.
OS mOPATHV Is not a theory, but
a practically demonstrated salonco.
Dr. Ornco Albright, ootabllshod In
practice slnco 1890. Qradunto ot
Amorlcan School of Osteopathy,
Klrksvlllo, Mo. Socond floor I.O.O.
F. Tomplo. Phono Main 2721. No
knivoB, no fnlth. Ofllco houra 0 to
knlvos, no drugs, no faith. Ofllco
hours 0 to 12 and 1 to 1 o'clock. ,
Dr. M. T. Sohoettla Qradunto Amorl-
,.cnn School of Osteopathy, KirkB-
vlllo, Mo. Offlco In Tioga block,
over tho Spa. Ofllco hours 8:30 to
11:30 and 1 to 4. 3-12.
to Town
Box Scats at
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Choice... m
The Evenlnir Journal Has W
ever been alive to the Inter- m
ests of the youne, ladles of gf
Salem, and with thl3 In view rJH
this paper has purchased a yw
box for the performance of w
Shakespeare's 'Tamlne of the
Shrew' which the well m
known star, Charles B Han- W
ford, will present In this city m
at the Grand Opera House, on Jj;
Thursday April 10- The Even- CtiJ
In? Journal will present this say
box to the saleslady who will s
receive the largest number of CW
votes. . . , . rllta
The plan of votlne Isslmple. w
All that is reaulred for the $?
cast In? of a vote Is to fill and
cut out the coupon printed M
below and send It to this of- m
flee. Inasmuch as the box S
holds five persons, the lady W
for whom the largest number tjty
of ballots Is cast can Invite u
four of her friends to be her W
truests on the evenlne of an
April 10. v'
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Is one of the most amusln?ss m
well as Instructive of Shakes- W
ceare's comedies. It has not tgj
been revived for several years JS
and the production given by m?
Mr- llanford and his company ssy
Is sald.to be adequate In every Jg
respect The Evening Journal rjH
will announce the progress of yw
the balloting each day by putr m1
llshlnethe list of coatestants Qtf
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