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Newspaper Page TextmuLuwxu jmLiaa aMaa wwmsmpo Sour Stomaeh Aflei I ne lndtie.il lo try CAHCA ullTM, I mil lis tor bo nittiout tliem in the lioute. jlf llTor mi In a tor I bail bape. Aud my head clit'dBMd I had (tniiincli ttoubld Now ilncetak. ItiK I'oicmeu I fcol Hue Mr wife liamUo mod them ttllli baiiollclal romiltt for aour stomach jus KusuMNa, imt Congress Bt , Bt touts, Ma CaNCJY TnXotf maTim miotannio Pleasant I'alalAhler l'otim, 'taste Good Do Good. Neror Blckeit. Wsak.ii, of Orlo Ilk: 2SC.HW ... CURE dbN&TlPATION. ... SImIIhJ tliaitdr rlr. IMt't MMtrtil. Kf T,l, "III Uft Tli nlft Holil and eflurnntpeitbr nil drug. NU I U'UAu mm to O Bit i: Tobacco Unblt, WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS. It. D. Brownell',''3t. Louis. W. T. Joffross,1 Portland. Oliver C. Thornton, San Francisco. A. J. Solrgor.TPoTtlnnd, B. J. Smith, Ghlcngo. J. B. Morgan, Portland. Geo. II. Flt7glblon, IPortland. A. King Wilson, Portland. 0. M. Idlofnanv Portland. S. 0. Sponcor, Portland. Chaa. F. Beobo, Portland. David M. Dunno, Portland. James Jacltson, Portland. C .U. Qantcnboln, Portland. Win. Noulmuor, Portland. Jos. J. Wcndlo and wife, Minneapo lis. W. W. Rldcmour, San Francisco. B. Rosonfold, San Francisco. Harry Drumm, Gneat Falls, Mont. C. Seldoman. Paso Jloulos, Cal. W. A. Bell, Prlnovlllo. K. C. Johnston, San FranclBco. M. Fit?. Gerald, Burns, Oro. G. A. Peastcr, Portland. W. O. Howoll, Portland. Edward B. Duffy, Portland. Frauk II. Brown, Now York. R. It. Glltnor, Portland. O. P. Howe, Portland. Goo. Soronson, Portland. 0. B. Kcdllngor, Now York. A. N. Ferris and wlfo, Waterloo, la. o .. Deafness Cannot Be Cured, by local applications, as thoy cannot rach tho dlseasod portion of tho ear. TiToro Is only ono wa'y to euro doaf ness, and that Is by constitutional romodlos. Deafnosa Is caused by an inflamed condition of tho mucoiiB lin ing of tho Eustachian Tube. When this tubo gots Intlnmed you hnvo a rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing, and whon It Is ontlroly closed deaf ness is tho result, and unloss tho in flammation can bo taken out and this tubo restored to Its normal condition, hearing will bo destroyod forovor; nlno cases out of ton aro causod by catarrh, which Is nothing but an In flamed condition of tin mucous sur faces. Wo will glvo Ono Hundrod Dollars for any enso-of deafnoss (caused by catarrh) that "cannot bo curod by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sond for circu lars froo. F.J. CHENEY & CO.,Tolcdo, O. Sold by druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Plllu aro tho best. . o A runaway tram car plungod over a bluff at Scattlo Monday night and In jured eight men. O ' ' A Few Pointers. Tho recent statistics of tho number of deaths show that tho largo majority diowlth .consumption. This dlsoaso may commonco with nn apparently harmloss cough which can bo.curod In ntnntlv by Komp.a Balsam for tho throat and lungs, Milch ts guaranteed to euro and rollovo all cases Prlco 25 coats and CO cents. For salo by all druggists. 1 o Use Allen's Foot-Ease. A powdor to bo shnkon into the Rrinen. Your foot fedl swollen, norvous and hot, and get tod easily. If youLlneoIn, NobrnBka havo smarting feor or tight shoos, try Alton's Foot-Easo. It cools tho foot and makos walking easy. Cures swollon, sweating feot, Ingrowing nails, blisters and cullous spots Itollovos corns ami bunions of all pain and glvos rest and comfort. Try it today. Sold by all druggists and shoo stores for 25c. Trial packago FREE. Address, Allon S. Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y. 3 -, o Notice. Rrinnn shearers aro Hablo for dam- ago dono by their carolosa ubo of clothing and implements that thoy havo UBod In shearing diseased sheep, especially thoso affoctod with scab. Flock owners may under tho laws rocovor from Bitch shearers twice their ostimated damage. Shearers pomlng from other coun ties whore Bheop aro known to bo in fected with scab should bo particular ly careful. If shearers find thoy aro shoarlng diseased snoop, whon thoy havo fin ished such bands or flocks thoy Bhould burn tholr clothes used in such shearing and put tholr shears in boil ing watqr, lotting thorn boll 15 min utes to ono-half hour. D. D. KEELER, dlw2 Stock Inspector, Marlon Co. Fresh Meat. Wa always keep a full supply of fresh merita of all kinds; also fresh sausages aud smoked meats, at Fend rlch'a Market. MONEY For you in dairying to buy a band separator on long time, monthly In stallments, and sell us your cream Wo loan money to onr patrons to buy cows. 3-17tf SALEM CREAMERY CO.,SALEM,OK "be Sells Gambrinus Beer, Try it, ALEX CORNOYERlPropfielot; Cor. State and Commercial Streets, il SALEM SOCIAL WORLD AND PERSONAL MENTION FIELD'8 MINSTRELS. Will Make Salem Laugh on Wednes day Night. Tho Al. G. Flold greater minstrels nro Uils season receiving magnificent receptions and crowded houses all along tho line. Standing room Is at a premium nightly. Every dotall of the ontortainmont, as regards Bconlc and costuming offoctu, have boon fully studied and evidence of managerial painstaking effort and expenditure In every detail confronts tho spectators. Tho Flold now first part Is styled "A Day and a Night at tho Pan-Araorlcan Exposition. All tho magnificent points of interest for which tills great expo sition of tho progress of tho Pan American countries is noted, are faithfully and brilliantly roproduced, so that tho auditor Is in reality greot ed not only with a first-class perform ance of minstrelsy, but hlso treated to a gorgeously lighted gllnipso of that fairy land which has been tho Mecca of hundreds of thousands of American citizens. Tho porformanco Is clean and roflucd. Not a rough saying or oven tho essence of anything rough can bo charged upon It. Tho vocal features aro strong and rendered by such famouB artists as Reeso Prossor, Joseph B. Blamphtn, M. Julian Walsh, Aubroy Prlnglo, A. Fred Alkens and the . marvelous boy soprano, Master Joo Wallace It will holghton tho pleasures of your days duties, and mako you feel tho" Inspiration of a now life, when listening to tho sweet voic es of these human song birds, tho wit ty sayings and funny songs, tho mirth provoking now oddities of tho great array of comedians headed by Al. G. Field and supported by lift my Wall, Tommy Donnelly, Johrt Blackfoot, Frank Fb'garty. Doc Qulgloy, George Mullen," Dick Vondor, Tommy Hydo. Sam Goldman and tho fam'bus Inter polator, Dan Qulnlan. Prices, $1.00, 76c, BOe and 35c. Box ofllco open for salo of seats on Wed nesday at 9 a. in. o Oratorical and Musical Entertainment. Onrt of tho most nleasant entertain ments of tho season was glvon Friday ovonlng at tho roomn of tho Northwest Normal Collcgo by tho scholars of or atory ahd music. Tho recitations rep resented actual work dono In tho classes of tho college Tho selections woro good, and tho manner In which thoy Woro rondored was a credit to tho school of oratory. Tho music, both vocal and Instrumental, was of a high ordor and pleasing variety. Tho piano solo by Mr. James Batt, and tho vocal solo by iar. A. O. Gar land, woro received with much favor, and both gontlomon responded to en thusiastic encoros. Tho following Is tho pregram: First Movement of tho Symphony No. 1 Boothovon Miss Drapor, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Borgor and Mr. Batt. Cavitlna Robort Idol of My Heart Moyerboor Miss Osbornjo. Recitation King Volmor and Elslo Miss Sehlbrodo. Piano duot Marlto and Prosto Con corto Stuck Wobor, Miss Sharp and Mr. Batt Rocltatlon Solcctlon from Scott's Marmlon Mr. Lowls. Vocal solo, "Sailor Lad" Peters Mr. A, O. Garland. Recitation, "Legend of tho Organ Builder" Miss Burkholdor. Piano solo, "Awakening of tho Lion" Do KontskI Mr. Batt. Recitation, "Tho Sioux Chlot's Daughtor" Miss Short. Piano quartot, "Pearl of tho Sea" Misses Burkholdor, Btockton, Conley and Payno. . o Golden Wedding Celebrated. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Nicols, of West Salem, happily colobrated tholr gold en wedding anniversary Monday ov enlng. About 50 neighbors and frlonds and friends woro present. Mr. and Mrs. Nicols woro marrlod in Illinois. April 7, 1852. Tho greater part of their woddod Hfo was passed in Ne braska. Thoy removed to Oregon flvo years ago, and have spent most of tho flvo years In West Salem. Thoro aro threo children, viz: Mrs. Julia Wal ters, of West Salem; Andrew Nicols, of Corvallls. and Thomas Nicols, of Tho two lormor children woro presont at tho anniver sary colobratlon Monday evonlng. o PERSONALS. P. H. D'Arcy Is In Portland today. Rov. W. O. Eliot. Jr., Is in Portland. J. D. Sutherland is in Portland to day. , , Geo. J. Poarco was a Portland visi tor today. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Chatten havo returned to Portland. R. B. Wllklns has returned from a week's visit In Albany. Scott Bozorth and T. A. Livosley havo roturnod from Lincoln county. Orln Howo, of Eugene, was In Sa eom Monday, going to Portland today. Mrs. L, B. McClano and daughter have returned from a visit In Port- lond- . ... i Rev. W. C. Kantner Is assisting In conducting rovlval roeotlnga In Al- linnv W C. Foster loft yostorday morning for Sioux Falls. South Dakota, whoro hn will mnko his homo, Dr. J. C. Smith, of Adams, Umatilla county, was tho guest of his uromer, Dr. J. N Sraltn. on Monuay. Mm Walter Bowen and daughtor. who have been visitlug Mrs. W. M. Mclntlro, havo returned to Seattle. Mrs, Fred Doso )and Mrs. Emma Johnson, recent guests of Mrs. II. L Barkloy, havo returned to Woodburn Miss Mary Reynolds has returned from Forest Grove, whoro sho at tended the Epworth League convon- Mrs. J. C. Smith, of Adams. East ern Oregon. ha gone to Jefferson. to visit relatives, after a short visit in Salem. . ,, . . Mlssea Lucy Morcora and Mauel Kenady. of Woodburn. came to Salem Monday to rosumo their studies at Willamette. Mrs. H. Hills and granaaaugmer Mabel Smith, left Monday night via San Francisco, for Croaton, Iowa, for an extended visit. floble ii Come and MnntahMuriM Shakespeare's ikkBkkkkkHr "'(jKnklklklkkkkkHflkkkl JKm , 'J- - .raffaSskkkkkHnfckH BBBBslBHRBBBBBBHfif jtfn i ifilBia&SBSBflSBBBBSBBiSBBBHI BBBBflHsBSBBBJsHr k . "-v hEHbL. u. 4. , 'TftMIf thB'iM tsffiaBBsaSBSSSSlssssBSSBJ BkkkMSMkWLfliilMltaP' w:''i j Awik - t"fe vQHBMHHIHbHI Charles B. Hanford In "The Shakespearo's most laughabto com edy has boon bo Boldom revived In this country that thero Is much Interest at tached to tho announcement of Chas. B. Hanford's production of tho play, which will bo given In UiIb city nt tho Grand Opera Houso on Thursday, April 10th. From ovory city In which Mr. Hanford's rovlval has been seen this year cotno roports of a nature most flattering to tho star and tho pro-1 ductlon. Mr. Hanford's company Is said to bo tho strongest that has over boon associated with him It is headed ' by Helen Grantly, whoso beauty and talont havo excited much admiration. Tho remaining mombors of tho com pany aro Shakospoarlan actors and ac trosses of oxporlonco and roputatlon. Tho cast Is such a notable ono that It Is given In full: Bnptlsta, an old gontloman of Padua Mr. P. A. Nannnxy. Vlncontlo, an old gentleman of Pisa Mrs. M. C. Stone. Lucontlo, a son of Vlncontlo Mr. Stuart Beobo. Potruchlo, a gontloman of Vorora and suitor to Knthorlno Mr. Hanford. Gromlo, a gentleman of Padua Mr. Paul Andorson. Hortonslo, a young gentleman of nlways rocolved with shrieks or laugli Padua, suitor to Blanca Irvlno tor. It Is conlldontly oxpectcd that ono (might. i " t,l lirtsost nnd most fnshlonablo au- Translo, sorvnnt to Lurcntlo Mr. ' dloncos of tho season will wltneBB R. O. Mooch. . I "Tho Taming of tho Shrow." S. P. Kimball wont to Portland this morning, whoro ho will moot his daughtor, Miss Tonta, who Is return ing from Columbus, Ohio, whoro sho has boon recolvlng tnoatmont for her eyes. Mr. Kimball Is an oxtonslvoi fruit growor, and Bays tho continued backward spring wonthor will result In another largo fruit crop this year.1 Joo Bornardl roturnod to Chemawa today, whoro ho Is Installing tho plumbing and heating plant in tho now buildings that aro noarly com pleted. Ono carload of radiators, con sisting of 45.00P pounds, waB rocolved yostorday, and will bo put In place at onco. C. SIdomnn, a buslnoss man of Paso Roblos, California, Btoppod off at Salem Monday for a visit with F. Levy and family. Mr. Soldoman workod for Mr. Lovy In this city 17 years ago, nnd Is now on hja way to Now York City. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Prescott havo gone to Portland, whoro Mr. Prescott will assist tho roportorlal staff of tho Orogonlan for a fow days, during tho slcknoss of somo of tho wrltors of thS.rEtho. Kern and A.mlra B.tt- nor,. who havo boen guosts of Miss Lila Swafford for the past Un days returned to their homo In Portlnnd T , funiuiuai O Willamette Presbytery Will meot In the First Prosbytorlan church tonight at 7:30. Opening Bor mon by Dr. Davonport. of Lebanon. Evorybody Invited. Tho ProsbyUry will be In BOBBlon all day tomorrow. All sessions opon to tho public. Spoclal Invitation to the dovotlonal meeting tomorrow morning, from 8:30 to 9 o'clock. o Tho Palouso, Wash., iiostofllcn was robbed on Monday morning of $000. How Are lour Klili r Jofr .iii BifllBijllwearf.CliMoerl' " Tacoma truck drivers are on strike. Thoy ask for JOO pr month straight. o DON MSW aaataMWIaaai 'T loiJACCuSPrr and 5 M O K 13 YourLifeawayt Vou can tturetof any form of tobacco alMU eaailr. b de ". rotr. wjKnf!- J"'1"' uw life and vigor by taking HO-TO'DAO, that maka vjeak men MronK. J.'nyW" Ita pounds lit tea data. Over BOO ,000 rured. AlldruisUta. cure euaraa teed UjCk. Wt and advko J'RHK Addreaa 8TERI.WO JilMUDY CO ChUao or New York. VQ 0 The story of rae troubled at Law ton. Okla.. has proven to be a hoax o- aU IfcMk a. Ia 1 A- utnulr fUmptd C.C. C Never sold in bulk. rUwwt o( the dealer who trie, to sel' "aemelhln: Juilts" . o CASTOR I A For -Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Boars tho Blfinaturoof jfQ CANDY CATHARTIC . S I HIM III ! S I Mill lll- Z0iiA Great Comedy. Taming of the Shrew." Btondollo, servant to Lucontlo Mr. Harold FIsko. Grttmlo,, Potruchlo's serving man Mr William Shea. Pedro Mr, John C. Davis. Natlmnlol Mr. John Dnnlol. Gabrlol Mr. Richard Garth. Gregory Mr. Collins Guy. Adam, servant t6 Potruchlo Mr. Goo. W. Brldgos. Waltor Mr. Shannon Lyddane. Ralph Mr. Warner Roohm. Phillip Mr. Henry Gohrman. Potor Mr. Wren T. Nash. Tho Cook Mr. Ashano Clouds. A Tailor Mr. L. W. Browning, jfSgJno' anBhtor to Baptlsta-Mlss nnc'a. daughtor to Baptjsta Miss Maria Drofnnh. Curtis, sotvnnt to Potruchlo Miss Emma Haynor. A widow who marrlos Hortonslo Miss Lucy Garth The Uallan sconoa In which tho plot of this most amusing comedy Is laid afford an oxcollont chanco for tho dis play of tho sconlc nrtlsts'a skill. Tho beautiful designs and colorings in Mr. Hanford's rovlval aro said to bo a con spicuous foaturo of tho production, whllo tho costuming and gonoral ap pointments aro all that could bo do slrod. Tho story of "Tho Taming of tho Shrow." which Is familiar to ovory roador of Shakespcaro, lncludos somo ' of tho funnlost situations over put on I tho stngo. Tho offorts of Potruchlo to tamo tils shrowish wlfo, Kathorino, are e- - EM Volumes, at times, of wotnnn's happi nefw or misery. The dull, sunken eye, with ita dnrk circles nluiost surely speaks of womanly Ul-liealth, nnd Its nttentlaut suffering. With the dull eye goes usu ally the sallow, sunken cheek, the drawn mouth, the shrunken form the whole glory of woman's Injouty marred b.v the effects of diseane. , Dr. Pierce'sPavorite Prescription cures the diseases which undermine the health ninl m.ir the beautv of women. It cstal- IUIim remilaritv. dries wofikeninL'iiratns, "" Tca - ... i and heals inflaniinatlon nnd uicernuon, MirM rftinlf. WHAl:IlfSS, Cl1. .n..,n urn illvllwl til COnSlllt Dr. &'&$& ?H MnondJnce is strictly private All mF , , Ad,rM ,)r "ll, 89,c,ff "? TT a"i.. v v K. V. JIHWi uu With iaMre I ii1 B few tlnr to let you knaw Ihit I fel much letlfr inn ipr tiyni veari tieftwe taking your medicine." write Mrs. WfeeOeUi of t lW Phils Street. York P. will recommend I)r Pterce' medicine to every Mfwn who my Imiulre to wlut It hai done for we I w trouMetl with female weakiimi, and begau to think I would never kwell U I had contiHiwd the treatment tiroacriUxl by my dow I dOH'i know what would have Income or me When yoiir treatment w eomraeneed my weight waa M8 twunda, at present it Is ijb. Ha hcftlthy or aud my frleuda ay I look well Jty beat thanki to you nnd my beat wiahea. too, for what you have done for me " "Favorite Prescription" makes weak women strong, siok women well. Accept no sulwtitute for the medicine which works wonders for weak women. Dr. Pierce's I'laasant Pellets cleanse the clogged system from accumulated Impurities. Thsjre havo ban 176 cases and 137 deaths from cholera In Manila to date. The natlvoe aro Btralnlng ovory nervo to break tho quarantine, o Do You Eat Your meals In town! If so, go to the Whlt House restaurant Positive ly the hwt intwls served In the city. ProDoiala for Wood. Sealed bids will be received bjr the t board of truetewa of the Oregon Biaio Iteform School until April 21, 1902. at lo o'clock a, in., then publicly opened, for furnlehlng all or any part of 700 cord of Writ growth fir wood,, well (KKiaoned, to be delivered at the main building of said school on or before tho flnt duy of October, 1002. IJIds shall be in sealed envelopes and endorsed "Pronosahj for Wood," and addreesed to the superintendent of publle In- struetlon, Salem, Oregon. 4-8-1 H. It IHCKKRS. Supt Saicm OFFIOE CITY HALL Par watw wrfm aiply at oWae. ita navabla nanthly In advance. atfe all oom plaints at the efflee. JSMg (Esi-- ssib. ; EVES W Water IhrflSiiSii " -"T(5i Li w Sn m u R 1 U I vB ul hs GASTOK A'cgclable PrcpnralionrorAs slmilaung (hcFood niulUcduIa i - ling Uvcsiomucns wuiuowis w mitmtfM&zl Promolca Digcslion Cheerful ness and Rest.Conlmns neilhcr Opinm.Morplimo nor Mmcrnl not "Narcotic. ftctx dfOliWrSMiUELttKIMi lmfi,M Seal' JtxSnuui stnutSrril MftpSt'd CtmfinlSitanr Kntnyrvm flayer Apcrfcct llcmcily forConsilpa non. Sour Stouwch.Dinrrhcxui Worms .Convulsions .Fcvensh ncas wul Loss of Sleep. Facsimile Signature op NEW YORK. WRAPPER O, H. MACK mEsmrx iS3T dailrim nworior aporatlon. nl mod; SSSif '" """ "'"""" "" ' rcquost. THE ELITE CaFE 208 Commercial Street. .Muols at all hours. Opon day and night. Only placo In tho city handling llto tatnuua uiyinpm uuui in um nuwir tlon Saloon. Wholosalu and retail. E ECKERLEN,- Proprietor r SOULE BROS PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS -. ..... nn ForSslemsna vlctoU PORTLAND OR. leave orders at CCo 1 WM's Music Store Siskiyou Water i At wholeenle. and will deliver In doz en loin to (umlliea. Put up pure il Sis kyoit Sprinns without any nrtiOclnl pro comcfl. The greatest health vuitor on enrlli. J. G. Wright & Co. Telophone 100L Stdein, Oregon. Your Step Mother Is still horo busy as over, and -whon your clothes nro all out of ordor, worn, with buttons off, tnko them to hor at tho Salem Dyo Works. At this establishment you can got anything sot to rights, from a pair of gloves, to tho most olaborato silk gown. A gontloman can get his hat cleaned, his trousors creasod, or Ills wholo suit rejuvenated to suit 1Mb taBto, also four suits a month for $1. Buttons Bowod on, rlpB Bowed up, suits proasod on short notlco. Now goodu shrunk for drossmnklng. ARS. C. H. WALKER 105 Commercial Street. bTfTjones, Attorney at Law Toledo, Oregon. Was olork of circuit court for six yonrs and has nn up-to-date abbtract of all proporty In Lincoln county Portland Visitors Perkin's Hotel Restaurant White Cooks; Lunch 10c to 25c. Meals a la carto 20o up. Dally Journal on file. STEUSL0FFBR0S. Dealers In Live Stock, Wholesale and retail butchora nnd packers. All kinds of fresh and salt meats. Fine sausages, hams, bacon and lard. 316 Commercial street. $1,500 Guaranteed Yearly To high class man or woman, with chance for promotion and advanced ealary, to have chargo small ofllco at home or In home town to at tend to correspondence, advortlBlrtg and other work Kuslness of highest order and backed by solid inun finan cially and politically. A great opportunity for tho right person. Encloso self addressed stamped envel- '..il .....l.,..l.. UITTIMI OIIO lur lull Iiuill'ujain iu ,........ I). REDMAN. OKNKIIAL SUPBIUN-, TBNDENT, Corcoran Hulldlng. OpK . site united Statee Treasury, wahii 1NOTON. D. C. 3-20-tf iFyoub HAIR IS TURNING i gray. DON'T PULL IT OUT. IT HUKI3. Jf III a ns'tursl hslr restoutlvr. not a hslr dye. It promptly stats hair falliei oit preventlat tsld- Self anS f0nra daolrufl. w-wwiKt ... j lA.aaranf urjaC. HA fflltlirfft FOUf h dtsiiact vflal virtues hi every fuU slot fcotllt. , r I.WU catr. k si ress. props. bt, CbUl, IU O. C. T, Co's PA53EWCEIC 8TBAWE8 POMONA Uaves for Portias! Monday. WtHnttitvAnA cniay.lOa.a. itintUyii Prmy.lOa.ia. nr TArvallia Tutalav.TDurs- For Corvallis Tueslsy.TBurs- day and Saturday at 5 P n Quick Time, Cheap Rates Dock; Foot of Trade st, VIW.L "Crav hairs sre honorstle, theujh not always irstle" TheonlyrrtM atton thai will t$'i veiyrcitort neorninanomr io iKrsi.'jj ' I; f..h.,7nnwn,V''MAHVtLIUI IOMC" . M v 10 Yw film Wv lu BEr H Wi 11 P For Infants and Childron, The Kind You Have Always Bought Use Over Thirty Years e TMC rtMtUfl tOKHNT. MW VOUH OITV. S. C. STONE, M. D. rnOPRIETOR OP stones Dnig stores J''tSSTSA 1I..0 ol " drew i I miicii t"ol nrtlclos, porfumory, uniBitos, oic, Has had somo 26 years oxporlonco In tho practlco of mmllclno nnd now makos no chargo for consultation, ex amination or prescription. HUIE WING SANG CO. 140 State stroot.Salom. Oregon. Now linn nf L-notlfl. lilmbroldorlos, laces, goods, Hebo of all kinds, sklrtB. Wo mnko fancy whlto undorwonr nnd Iwrappors. WalBts a full Btoclt. Sold cheap. ' 3-n-im " CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Moots all mall and passenger trains. Baggago to all parts of tho city. Prompt sorvlco. Tolophono No. 241. HOMYER & HEDRICK. S Bears the I Signature Am h iW In MB W jr For ASTORIA When Mr. Shakespeare 1 m vin I"The I Mia ' ' ' ' To 1 1 r 1 T all , 4 U sp MISS HELEN GRANTLEY, as Kathcrlnc In "The Taming of the Shrew" ttii ..... S -vo-ES&rcsh Hi ' : H1 This Is a vote for i .m " -- candidate for private Ijqx at tbe Qmnd Qpera:lioue, for the performarice, I ''lis UrL April 10, of i.Sl .i ..' MW "The Taming of the Shrew , P. 8 - Write the nme ol your furorit oa the lino above and tettd or being qoupon to The 'Ettkfir Journal ohlee belore 12 o'oloak noon, Wedaelay, April 0 mm Immmzm MWSSWS& CLASSIFIED 1y , AHVPPTIQPIWPNTQl tkU f kk 1 iJluITlA-n lO Advertisements, five lines or less. In this column Inserted three time for 5c. 50caceK,i.50 n month. All over nve lines tineme rte. WANTED. Mohuments. Just what tho people want to keep down irionopojy nhd combines. Tho sexton of tho City V$w cemetery has tn"kon tho agon cy of a largo marulo and granite wol'ks, whoroby ho Is able to supply tht public with nil kinds of marble and granite monuments at reason atjlo prlcos. Seo him b'eforo buying. Residence, corner of Lincoln and Hriiith Commercial streets. 'Phono R$12190.' 4-7-lw. Wanted. XTJlacksmlth; mustfbo'flVst" class on now wagons, hacks, btlg gles and In ovory place In tho trade. No cObblor need apply. Wornor Fennoll, Salem Carrlago & Wagon Factory. 4-7-tf Wanted. To" buyBecb"nd-liandsot of double light hamqss. Wlllatnutto Hotel. ' Wanted to Rent AlnoSlunVslzod cot tago, or furnished rooms for houso keeping. Apply to W. A. Listen, of llco on Court Btroot. tf Wanted. First-class waltroBiT"Stoady Job. Wlllamotto hotel. Wanted. A good cook, vronian? pro forrod, at'Goodalo boarding houso, cornor of 12 th and Oak Btreots. 3-31-tf Wanted. Four or olx ttnfurnlshod. rooms; closo In. Inqitlro Saturday ar Sunday at St. Elmo restaurant, 244 Commorclal Btreot. 3-4-tf Wanted. Energetic p'ooplo to "sblllup- to-dnto publlcatlonB In each township Wo furnish booka to rollablo agonts on a crodlt systom. Wrlto for torms and descriptive circulars. Contlnon tnl Book Co., Goodnough building, Portland, OroBon. Improved and" U n I mpro vod Lnnd In small tracts and good location for salo cheap, part cash, part, work, In cutting and hauling wood. John H. Scott. 3-11-lm Wanted. Carpets and rugs to clenn, by tho now centrifugal proooss, car- pots not Injured and thoroughly ron- . . . .. . ovatod at small oxponso. Louvo or- derB at 300 Marlon Btroot. Work called for and doUvorod. Grovor & Ewnrds. 'Phono Black 2510. 2-27-tf FOR RENT. For8aTeT. Flvo to six thousand Clark's Soodllng strawberries. Apply R. Et- tor, Knlsor Bottom. LOSTAND FODITbT" d-lw Found. A watch. Apply to Claud Gntch. Don't "YoirKTrovv wards' Markot? tf Anything about Ed At 410 Stnto BtrooL Best plnco to buy frosh and curod mentB at tho lowest prlcoa. Phono 2021. R. Edwards, prop ...Comes THE EVENING JOURNAU.Iwill givesPrivatc aming: of the Shrew"! Most Popular Saleslady in Salem. ooxraeoiw CHAKMCd flA.N1OHD FOll SALE. For5 8re. - Good econd-hnd waron. lnhSl ttt ft a sh4f"r Mhli4 8h0 Commercial street naxt to Bush's bank. 4-7-tt For Rent-A well furnished' hciuie of Hoven loomsj Terms reasonable, 436 Commercial street, opposite Ma rlon squaro. 4-5-31 LODQE8. -i. FORE8TEB3 OF AMERICA CpUrt Sherwood ForoBters No. 19. Moots Friday nights In Turner block. Ira Hamilton C. It.; A, L. Brown, Sec. Protection Lodge No. 2 Anclont jDr dor United Workmen, uicotdf orory Saturday ovonlng In tho Holcdan Hall, cornor of State and Liberty stteots. Visiting brethren welcome. S. A. McFaddon, M. W. J. A. SoIlWood, Recorder. . , Central Lodge No. 18 K. of P. Castle Hnll in Holman black, cornor State and Liberty streets, Tuosday of each week at 7:30 p. m. Claud Townsond, 0. C.) Zodac J. Rlggs, IC of 11. and S. TON80RIAL. Evans' Barber Shop. Only fiweclaBS shop on Stato Btroot. Every thing' new imd up-to-date. Finest porcolainn baths. Shave, 16c; hair-cut, 26c; baths, 25c. Two first-class boot blacks. C. W. Evans, proprietor. Ryan's Shaving P?rloro. Sovon first class barbers engaged. Finest bath robmB In city. Wo use antisoptlo storlllzor. J. Ryan, Prop. C7H. Nicholson Barber Bhop and porcelain baths, at old Mills shop, 20D Commercial atroet Antiseptic treatment of nil tools and tiatlfs. HOP AND PRODUCE BUYER8. J. Carmlchaol llbp buyer. Ofllco In I BiiBh-Broymnn building, Salem, Ore gon. Samples of choico hops solic ited from all growers. "BU8TN5SCAlFCbS". Farmers' Teams 8tatldlng In front of tho hnrnosB store next to tho water lug tank at tho Ladd & Bush bank and holng fitted with now harness lo a common sight For particulars Inquire of Slmfor's Harness Shop, 23 Commorolnl 8troot 2-l-8m "CEDAR P08TS AND SHINGLES I now havo plonty of shingles on hand to fill all orders promptly. Thoy aro sawed shlnglos nnd you have four J grados to soloct from. CJprao and get nv nrli'im nn fenca nostfa before DUJr lng elBewhoro. 8. p.- Mccracken, 14th and Nebraska t., Englewood. OSTEOPATHY. OS I'EOPATIIYIB not R theory, but a. practically demonstrated nclonco. Dr. Graco Albright, ostnbllshod in practice slncu 1809. Graduate of Amorlcan School of Osteopathy, Klrksvlllo, Mo. Second floor I.O.O. P. Tomplo. Phond Main 2721. No knives, no fnlth. Ofllco hours 0 to knives, no drugs, no faith. Ofllco bouts 0 to 12 and 1 to 4 o'clock. Dr. M. T. 8choettle Grftdunto Anrcrf. ..can School of Osteopathy, KlrkB vlllo. Mo. Offlco In Tioga block, over tho Spa. Ofllco hourB 8:30 to 11:30 and 1 to 4. 3-12 to Town! Box Seats at j Yote forjour Choice... The Evenlne Journal ha9rMP ever been alive to the. Inter- ,yfl ests of the younsr ladles of JK Salem, and with thlt In view QU this paper has purchased a box for the performance of w Shakespeare's "Tamlntr of the uvj Shrew." which the well 2 known star. Charles B Han- xm ford, will present in this city urt at the GrainJ Opera House, on : Thursday April 10. The Even- m Intr Journal will present this py box to the saleslady who Wilt receive the largest number of Qy I Tne'plan of voting Is simple, pa All that is reaulred for the 'Urt casting of a vote is to fill an! ZT. cut out the coupon printed UU) below and send It to this of- ufi flee- Inasmuch as the box : holds five persons, the lady W for whom the larges- number p-o of ballots Is cast can Invite four of her friends to be her ffl guests on the evening or --j April 10. . a"' u,!The Tnmlnirof the Shrew' Ut1 . .... u.MMM...lMaa x"'r 19 One Ul 1116 IUUOV uiuujum J well as Instructive of Shakes peare s comedies, u nas nui been revived for several years and the croductlOB given by Mr Hanford and his company Is said to be adeauate in every roenprf The Bvenlntr Journal m win announce the orotfrCSS Of the balloting each day by pub- W llshlnuthe "st of contestaats wlththeuumberoftheli'vons Jl m ff, jf m i K m i 4 i M W ti 5 xsv HaS m w) HI I ml w wMi rail m HI m m 1 ' ; I 1. kSuSBaf. - ifif'-WLU-Afii.kiiiiir . 1a.6,. 4 t. j&m . rfi. teA. . lUisHiisWi ilfih i -nrt t --' "