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Newspaper Page Texttfwmtmrf 1 1 HOMil Mvtinmmmffflf Every Exe a Tasc There la falluro of tho strength to do and tho power to endure j a feeling of weakness all over tho body. Tho vital functions aro impaired, food does not nourish, and tho whole system is run down. A medicine that strengthens tho Btomach, perfects, digestion, Invig orates and tones is needed. What Hood's Sursiiparlllft. did to Mrs. L. B. Garland, Shady, Tcnn., it has done for others, Blio took it when she was all run down-without appetite, losing fleMi, and unable to do her work. It restored her appotlto, Increased her freight, and mado her well and strong. Fhls is hor own unsolicited statement. Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises to ouro and keeps tho promise. Tho earlier treatment is begun tho hotter begin it today. WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS. M. It. Klncald, Portland. R. P. FabJ, Portland, CJ. It. Thompson, Portland. S. P. Meslck, Portland. A. Stengor, Portland. J. W. Wolf, San Francisco. Miss IxiRoy, San Francisco. 8. C. Spencer, Portland. Theo. Garrltt. Now York. Victor Slaadecker, St. Paul. Geo. It. Durham, Portland. C. U. Gantenbeln, Portland W. M. Cake, Portland. W. II. Smith, Chicago. L. M. Aron, Drooklyn, N. V. Geo. 11. Smith, Fresno, Cal. . C. A. Tel for, Fresno, Cal. G. C. Vocke, San Francisco. S. D. Ulnthlcitm, Portland. Uernard Faymonvllle, San Francisco. W. S. McFarland, San Francisco. Use Allen's Foot-Ease. A . powder to bo shakon into the shoos. Your feet fool Bwollon, nervous nnd hot, and got tled easily. If you have smarting feet or tight shoes, try Allen's Foot-Easo. It cools tho foot and makes walking easy. Cures swollen, sweating foot, Ingrowing nnlls, bllsterB and callous spots Relievos corns ami bunions of all pain and gives rest and comfort. Try It today. Sold by nil druggists and Bhou-stores for 25c:, Trlnl package FilER. Address, Allen S. Olmsted, I.eRoy, N. Y. 3 o Host ever mado In tho Willamette Valley. Wild Roso Flour. O JX. u o EXTRA - - First Bltr Show of the Year, and Last Appearance Here of N0RR1S & R0W& BIG TRAINED ANIMAL SHOWS IN SALEM ONLY ONE DAY. Saturday, CAA PERFORMING DUU ANIMALS PRtrtY humtiQ P0NIE6 IN MA'RVaOUS - - Herd of Performlnir.Elephants.l Only Trained Camels. School of Educated Seals, Educated Monkeys Trained Ponies Educated Does. Trained Lions. Educated Zebus Trained Porkers THE .i-wtjt MISS The Greatest Exhibition in the World POPULAR PRICES- -One ticket admits to all. Parts ar? Stubborn Things SOMETHING NEW AND UPKDATE. "gc-ioias :kto:bXi.:e3" Only the finest wines. Ilauors, mineral waters and cigars kept In stock. ALEX CORNOYER Proprietor Cor. State and Commercial Streets, SALEM SOCIAL WORLD AND PERSONAL MENTION Calendar of Local Events. April 25 Salem Bird Lovers' Socie ty meeting, Unity church, 7:3ft p. m May 9 Salem Civic Improvement League meets. Miry 1C Greater Salem Commercial Club rally at city hall. April 2C Salem Woman's Club, Wlllametto Hotel. April 28 General couimltteo and citizens' mooting on Fourth of July celebration. April 2G Direct Nomination League mass meeting, Marion square, 2 p. m. July 4 Greatest celebration in Ore gon at Salem. I Will Marry In Dallas. I I Win. L. Sklpton, of this city, will, at noon, Thursday, April 24, 1902, wed Miss Carrlo Garwood, of Dallas, Polk' county. The marrlago ceremony will . bo performed at tho brido's homo In 1 Dallas, and, after a fow days spont In i'ortlami, Mr. and Mrs. Sklpton will re turn to Salem, whoro they will mako tholr home. Mr. Sklpton is a member arc content to follow blindly tho ad of tho firm of Sklpton Pros., tho well- vlco of a socond-rato physicians, who, iwiuwu iiuruumuji ui mis cuy, aim ins tnlllnl nnronnnllW l.na ,.l f 1.1... an extensive ncqualntnnco throughout tho valley. All will wish him well In the new relations about to bo formed, o mi xt ."L?.vcn8 Lane; Tho Now York raging -success Lovers Lnno" Is ono of the nnium sang In "Too Rich To Marry," which i comes to iho Grand Tuesday, May 13. You can hear all the latest songs, nnd there aro a numbor of thorn with this comedy hit. -- i o Elks Will Entertain. On Monday evening next tho Salem Elks will reproduco nt tho stato In sane asylum, for the ontortalnmont of tho pntlents, tho splendid minstrel porformanco that was rccontly given at tho Grand Opera House. Rehear sals aro being made In preparation for tho entertalnmenL - - EXTRA flpr Q 500 MIUTARY MANCOVEBS 20-Funny Clowns 20. Excltlnsr Races. Olympian Games. Enormous Waterproof Tents. Street Parade One Mile In Length. Hurdle Races. Chariot Races. Roman Standing Races. Darin? Tandem Races. Every Act New. THIS PAHADK ZO BE WISE TODAY! 'TIS MADNESS TO DEFER THEUSE OP Paine's Celery Compound IN SPRINGTIME. Means Banishment of Disease and the Establishment of Strength Vigor and Permanent Health Well moaning and really worthy peoplo ofton err when sickness and disease come to thorn. Thoy too often in nln rftss n nr nvrv ton fall to '" H"10 C"8 OUl OI OVOrj l,Cn, Ittll lO uroporly dlagnoso tho ills thoy aro .called upon to euro. Too frequently our sick people- put their trust and 'confidence In common advertised pills, ' norvlitcs, sarsnparlllas and other liquid .. , .. , ,. ... concoctions. Tenlblo disappointments and results como to the users of such medicines; sickness nnd disease are aggravated their dangers vastly In creased. Happy nre tho peoplo who, when dlseaso has laid Its hand upon them, uso Dr. Phelps' life-giving prescrip tion, Paine's Celery Compound, a med icine that stands without an equal for feeding exhausted nerves, purifying the blood, nnd building up tho weak ened and run down system. Weakly, sickly and dlseaso-ladnn mortal, it Is madness to defer tho uso of that health-giving medlclno that has rescued nnd saved Its tens of thou sands In every laud. Paine's Celery Compound Is the ouo true apeclllc recognized and prescribed today by our most omlnont and our most honest prnctltlunorsrtr diseases arising from a debilitated nervous sys tem. You need Its use this very day; your condition demands It; common senso nnd n knowledge of what Palno's Celery Compound has dono for others should be your guide nt this critical tlmo of your life. PAINIVS Is tho kind that makes sick people well! See the name on the bottle and wrappor. Do not bo Induced to take a substitute, r any Imitation; you need the kind that has cured others. DIAMOND DYES. Tho only pure and unadulterated, Novor crock! Never fade! Miss Benolt Entertains. On Tuosdny evening Miss Lena Bo nolt happily ontortnlnod a small com pany of frlonds nt her homo on Wator street. Cards, readings and music, both vocal and instrumental, coupled with the outortalnlng ability of tho hostess, sorvod to pass tho ovonlng very enjoyably. Ico cream and cako were served. Thoso enjoying Miss Honolt's hospltnlity woro Mrs. R. A. Kirk, Misses Merle Davey, Lulu Me Geo, Durkldo, Ruby Goulot, Francos Petzoll, LIzzIo Petzol,' Gortrudo Mich aols, Mossrs. Thomas Flomlng, Will Crovoston, Jnko Uernardl, Alphonsus Huckostoln, Louis Molsau, Frank Ynnnko and Willie IJonolt, Preps were the Victors. In a match game of baseball on tho Willamette University campus on Tuosday afternoon, a nlno from tho preparatory classes dofoatod a team composed of members of the faculty and college students by tho decisive score of 111 to fi. Tho gnmo wns wit nessed by many students, nnd colloge enthusiasm wns groat, o Card of Thanks. Tho family of H. M. Jonos, do censed, wish to publicly expross tholr appreciation of tho ninny nets of kind ness shown by friends and nolghbors during tho time of tho slcknoss and death of their husband and fnther o r.irrl of Thanks. Mrs. Sophia Kurz offors hor thanks toall neighbors unit menus who snow ed their sympathy by attending tho funeral of her husband. John Kurz. Nobility Recommends The above portrait that of Countes MogeUtud, of Chica go, III., hose gratitude for the benefit received from the us of Dr. Mile' Nervine prompted her to make this statement: "It affordt me Erf it pleawe to add mv teHiincnr to the wry "HS' I am put 8o yean of ace 1 6d it JooJbei the t.rea, bram, quliu the Uri iiiediierv awl u 't,"' P. I LVver feel eUrted wrtkot a bottle if"fnUe.- Gratefully ), CounteM Moeektud. Mn- Nervine is a nerve tonic and strength builder that starts right in re storing health immediately. m -. . .11 ni,lftlaA Dr. MHei Medical Co., EJkhsrt, Ind. THE DiLY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNE8DAV, APRIL iM-limm mtl i ifrnp timl null iw n PERSONALS. K. M. Ciolsan was In Woodburn to day. J. Wengor was In Oregon City tc day. S. P. Kimball has returned from Portland. R. M. DavldRon has relumed from Corvullls. Hon, John A. Jeffrey has returned ftom Albany. Mrs. H. E. Dickers, of tho reform school, wns In Salem today. t Hon. Geo. II. Williams, Republican candidate for mayor of Portland, wns In Snlem today. Mrs. Edith Stipe and children, of Portland, Is visiting hor pareuts, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Howard. Rov. W. S. Holt, a prominent Pres byterian Chlneso missionary worker, of Portland, is In tho city. J. F. Wilson wont to Portland today to meet Mrs. Wilson, who has .been visiting with her mother nt Seattle. Miss Mlrtfa Gulss has returned to her home In Woodburn, after n visit with hor sister, Mrs. E. Cooko Pnttnn. James L. Lamblrth 1b spondlng bov oral days at tho Eastern Oregon hot Bprlngs, where ho Is crippled with rheumatism. Mrs. J. M. Patterson and dnughtor, Prudonco, of Tho Dalles, who have been visiting Mrs. G. W. Gray, have returned home. Mrs. U. O. Klghtllngor returned to Portland this mornlwg, having boon called to Salem by tho death of hor father, J. S. Nye. Miss Mabel Jonos, accompanied by her frlond. Miss Mabel Wlthycombo, of Corvallls, visited with Tumor friends Friday ovonlng. Chestor V. Dolph, D. D. Neor, S. C. Spencer nnd Wallace McCamant, of Portland, had buslnoss beforo Uio su preme court Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. R. D. Gilbert spent tho day In Jefferson, returning this nftornoon with her mother, Mrs. F. Stelwer, who hns been visiting Jefferson relatives. Miss Elizabeth Holvorson ontortnlns this afternoon, complimentary to Miss Mabel Shupp, whoso wedding to Mr. Hunger has been announced for Wed nesday, tho 30th. Miss Lillian Metschan has returned to Portland, after an extonded visit with Salem relatives. She was ac companied by Miss Carrlo Paine, of Eugene, who will visit for a tlmo In I'ortlnud. Col. French provincial alllcer of tho Salvation At my, will arrlvo In Snlom this evening, and will address a public mooting to bo held In tho First Pres byterian church, beginning at 8 o'clock tonight. Miss Alice Estes returned today from Pottland, where sho tins been re ceiving treatment for hor eyes. Hor many fi lends will be glad to learn that the young lady's sight Is much Improved. Mlsi. Delia Porter, who has been teaching school near Gorvals, loft to day for an extended visit In San Fran cisco. Miss Porter will spend the sum mer with hor slstor, Mrs. E. L. Mny, at Omaha, Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Greullch, of Pendleton, who have been vlsltlngthelr cousin, Mrs. J. L. Lamblrth, In this city, left Tuosday afternoon for tholr Eastern Oregon home. Mr. and Mrs. Greullch aro on route homo from a visit In California. Rov. II. A. ICotchum goes to Dallas Thursday to attend an adjourned mooting of Uio Wlllnmotto Presbytery. Rev. Ketchum will also Install Rov. W. T. Wardell, tho nowly-elected pas tor of tho Dallas Presbyterian church, at public installation services on Thursday ovenln. ,. Deafness Cannot Do Cured, by Iocnl applications, an thoy rannnt rnch tho dlaonscd poitlon of tho car. Thoro la only ono way to euro deaf noss, and that Is by constitutional remedies. Deafness Is caused by an Inflamed condition of tho mucouB Itn Iiik of tho Kustachlan Tubo. When this tubo gets inflnmcd you havo a rumblluK sound or lmporfcct hoarlnR, and whon It Is ontlroly closod douf noss is tho rosult, and unless tho In flammatlpn can Iki takon out and this tubo rostorod to its normal condition, hcnrlnp will bo dostroyed forover; nlno ensos out of ton aro caused by catarrh, which is nothlm; but an In flamed condition of tho mucous hup focos. Wo will bIvo Ono Hundrod Dollars for any enso of deafnoss (caused by catarrh) that cannot ho cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for clrcu. lars freo. P.J. CHENEY & COTolodo, O. Sold by druKgUts, 7Cc. Hall's Family Pills arc tho best. MARION COUNTY RECORDS Thousands of Documents in Recorder's Vault Now voluintM woro rocolvild by County ItBcorder Ilolaml Tuwduy for tho roconlInK of ilewlH and othor iloou HiuntH. Tho ti&w record liookH In- cludo Volume 81 for doodu, 7 for chat tel mortgaKOH. and 60 for mortKQKOH. The nKKreKate number of deedu on file in the Marion county recorder ofllce Ih enortnouH. An aitproximute estimate au to the number of deeds that have been tecordwl Ulrica the of fice wu8 efltablUhed Ih -13,000. In the fifty boolw devotwl to mortgagee, a proximately 27. 3W are on record. Up U FeJ)ruary 26, 1901. only two bookfi were required for regloterlriK chattel mortgage, many of which were eiin ply placed on file, but the last lagitila ture enacted a law roqulring the re cording. a pi deedM, of chattel inort gageH of uvttry kind and description Seven lHxjku are now neetlml for re cording these Instruments, of which probably not more than Soao have been filed and duly recorded. The vault provided for the keonlng of thee records is neither fire nor burglar proof, and Is not adequately large for the storage of Uio volume, numbering nearly 300 A deposit vault of modern Improvement will be a ne cessity before long for the storage of these Important records. . o Holiness Convention. Beginning May 1st to 11th will be held cm the grounds of the Pentecostal Mission and Training school, 304 Twelfth street, an old-time pentlcos tal eoAventloH, with old-time power ttx Mfted Uro Jobs C. Dull, of Iowa, a powerful pre&eher, will be In charge. A large comfortably heated tent will be used, Come and help route the Ij&VcTft'Btf! rapmwi AVctfclGulc I'rcpnrollon lor As siinilaimg ihcViHKlniulttcmiln ling Uc Stoiiutclts niul Dowels of Promotes Digestion Cheerful -ness ntul IvOBi.Coulnins neilhcr Qpium.MoFplime nor Mineral Nor Naiic otic . tryvarfMjjrswrurtraan ftnyjaii Sent' AtxSmmt li'tlZtennir&tfa Sum' Apcrfccl Ili'inctly rorConsUvi tlun, Sour Stomach, Dinuhoca Worms.Convulsioiis.icvcrish ness mul Loss or Sleep. Facsimile Signature or NEW YORK. EXACT C0PV OF WRAPPER f&BKZKm&LZHmsm- ffrylV p a I ...CHICAGO PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE. Alteration Sale Still Continues Tlit followlni nrc only a few of the Jtirtllns fcirtalns wc (tie offcrlni for this snle. It continues for thrte days. Ladles' S200 dress skirts, 98c. $2.00 rainy day skirts, 85c. toe towels. 18x36. Money comb, 5c. 7c linen napkins 4c. Itest quality calicoes, mill e ds, 2 I 2c 7J-2c apron (Inghams. test quality 4c. luciuusiie cianKcis Jbc. fSc wrappers, pretty patterns 3 5c. 2 5ccliool tlallorcsscoodsl I i l-'JC. lOcstocktois best quality, 4c. Men's 35c Merino underwear 19c. $3.50 rainy day skirts $2.35. new siyics. Children's embroidered caps, 12c. Men's hats from 25c np. MUST MAKE H00M t-OP. CAIIPEMF.R3 AND BRICKLAYERS. McEVOY BROS., Proprietors.. Court mrpot ..... !iifptn. ftretrnn (! i?&&lH&Z&il'f'&ir2&Cl Greeiibaum's Dry Goods Store New goods in large quantities received this week, MUSLIN UNDERWEAR -- Night gowns, chemise, draweis, corset covers, skirts, in great variety. There never was such fine goods at such little prices. INFANTS' WEAR"Short and long dresses, skirts, slips, caps and bibs, good qualities, little prices. SILK MITTS AND GLOVES-15 cents a pair. MILLINERY DEPARTAIENT-Receivingnew good every day. Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store Next Door In llio PoMofnY". fl Stressful Move Since we came to 307 Commercial St. we have gained many new customers, and the most ofour old friends found us. We have betttr facilities for handing our goods, Our expenses are much less whichenables us to give belter bar gains to customers. Those who have traded with us found it so, and those who hae not, will lind bargains in our clothing.- See our $4.00, 5.00, 57 50 and 510 suits and you will not go away empty handed. Come and take our 21c corsets, they sell fromfll to 52 each elsewhere, Extra bargai i in lace cmtains SFPIFHVlflM 307 Commercial Street. , 1 IMLUi "W 111, Opposite the Postorrice. P. 9. t-'. Friedman (the auctlonoor,) hat hie oflluu with us. ...Red Clover Seed... Spcojsl prjif, f 11.00 per 100 ll, Firet cIrr, clean, Oregon mcI. Now Is the timu to buy. ...Prussian Stock Food... This arUelu ha proved to b the beet food on the market. Alo Ilwtva PtiwUurp, Worm Powders, Poultry Food, etc. ...BREWSTER & WHITE... 91 Court St- FEEDMEN AND SEEDSMEN. Salem, Oregon $3,000,000 Worth of 80 pound steel l! and C C now rrtflrhpe. v arm iii-w i iihi iii-s . M..- -r ..w., ..-t caic cars is uiu x T sm. ins. m W Bk. BlKw- a K. ili I fi During the past yiw, rnaKing it the Sin Ilie gwuniry. irani tr n bimi Q, 8. 0ltANB,OeB. !' At.,fit. ff (Set Par. Aitt, ho Atne4e8, Gal. fc3, 1902. ikfauti For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought iver Thirty" Years THt CtNTAlIN COMPANY, NEW YORK ClTV jV STORE.. fl. Ch'llren's dresses iitcely trimmed 25c, Children's 50c tilmmcd bonnets 25c. Ladles' flSc latest waists, buttoned down the back, 49c. $1 35 Paris point hi 1 1 loves, the latest, ananaaes "be Ct lldren's school handkerchief, lc. 25c clmpcd rubber nalr pins, best qual ity. tOcdozen. Beauty pins, best quality, mid platd, lOcdox. 10c side combs 5c. 40c belts, the latest patent silk tucked andMtreen 25c. 7CrJfiA ! rails, 50 new locomotives, J rh'tlr rnrc Hlnlno nriff li 1 ( ii ;t 1 1 , is niiiini' hihi .-, o ." . rccora ui ine u.H m most mode m and up-to-date railroad 4 niiiur inr nuo.v riiiiiixii-ii mi mini, v I-oul. Mo. Hon O. OLINK, Pnolflo jS Bears the Signature u fv Jrv Ir hX list U fror lllfi CLASSIFIED A ADVERTISEMENTS Advtrtlseratms, five line or leak, in this column Inserted three times for 2 5c, 50caVek,$l 50 s month. All over five lines at the same rate. WANTED. Wanted. A good cook, wotnnit pro forrcd, at Ooodnlo boarding honso, corner of 12 th and Oak Btroota. 3-31-tf Wanted. Cnrpota nnd rngu to clean, by tho now centrifugal procose, car pots not Injured nnd thoroughly ren ovated nt small oxpunso. Leave or dura nt 300 Mnrlott ettoot. Work callod Tor and dollvured. Grover & lSwnnls. 'Phono Blnck 2B 1C. 2-27-tf Chatwln House. First door south of M. 12. church; now maungomont; ov orythlng Ilrst-clnsa nnd satisfaction Riinrantood. Mrs. J. H, McCornilclc, proprlotor. i-12-tf LOST AND FOUND. Don't You Know Anything about Kd wards' Markot? At 410 Stnte stroot. Host placo to buy fresh and cured munts at tho.lowwt p riots. Phono 2G2I. H. Edwards, prop Lost.A browiriiotiywlth"mc,hinanb nnd scpiaru tall. Ituturn to W. 13. Cattorlln, Chpltal Gronuiory, or no tify him. 1-22-31 FOR SALE. For Sale. Four frosh Jorsoy cows. I3n (pilro nt farm, thrco 111II09 southwost of Salem, or of K. M. Crolsnu, Snlom, Ore-Bon. -1-21-31 Arlsto Hair Food Is sold and Its use demonstrated by Mrs. Etta Kneoves. Phono Red 2331. 44-14-lm For Sale. Now nnd Bocond-hnntl bug Klus, new nnd oocoml-hnud spring wagons, buckboards nnd carts, nt tho Snlom Carriage and Wagon Fac tory. Wornor Fonnoll, proprietor, 301 Commercial street. 1-lC-tf LODGES. Protection Lodge No. 2, Ancient Or der United Workmen, meets every Saturday ovonlng In the Holman Hull, comer of Statu and .Llborty streets. Visiting brethren wolcomo. S. A. McFnddon, M. W. J. A. Sellwood, ltecorder. " FORESTERS OF AMERICA Court Shot-wood ForosteiB No. 19. Meets Friday nights In Turner block. Irn Hamilton C. It.; A. L. Urown,See. Central Lodfje No. 18 K. of P. Castle Hall In liolmuu block, oomor State and I.lbutty sit sets, Tuosdny of each wool; at 7:30 p. in. Claud Townsund, C. 0.; Zudno J. Hlggs, K. of 11. nnd S. TONSORIAL. Evans' Darber Shop. Only first-class shop on Stato stroot. 12 very thing new and up-to-date. Finost porcelnlu bnthu, Shuvu, ICe; halr-aut, 2Cc; baths,' 2Dc. Two nrBt-olnsa boot blucks. C. W. Kvans, proprietor, Ryan's Shavlno P?rloro. Seven flrBt- uhiHB barbers ongnged. Finost bath rooms In city. Wo uso antiseptic sterilizer. J, Hynn, Prop, C. H, Nicholson Harbor shop and porcelain baths, at old Mills shop, 20!) Commercial stroet. Antiseptic treatment of all tools and bnthu. HOP AND PRODUCE DUYER8. J. Carmlchaol Hop bujor. Olllco in llush-llroymun building, Snlem, Ore gon. Samples of choluo hops nolle ltud from all growers. DU8INE8S CARD8. Farmer' Teams Standing In front of tho hnrnoss dioro next to tho water lug tank at the La (Id & Hush bank .....1 I. ..! Itatit.t iilil ti.kiii linminua Is a common slttbt. For particulars Inijulrtj of Hhnfor'H IInrneM Shop, 23 Commercial Street. 2-l-8m Dr. J, H. Brewer All calls answered, day or night Olllco In Cray block. Rooms 7 nnd 0. Phone Main 91. OSTEOPATHY. OSfEOPATIIY-T-ls not n theory, but a pruciicnny uuuiuuiuiiiiuii ouiunto. Dr. O race Albright, ostabllshed III pructlcv Milieu 18l(). Oraduato or Atnorlcun School of Osteopath, KlrlcHVlllo, Mo. Second tloor l.O.O. F. Temple. Phono Main 2721. No knlvea, no drugs, no faith. Ofllce hours 1) to 12 and 1 to I o'clock. Dr.M. T. Schoettle flraduater Amorl- ..can School or osteopatny. Kirxs- vllle, Mo. Office In Tlonn block, over the Spa. Olllco hours 8.0 to U;30 and 1 to 4. 12 PROFESSIONAL NURSES. Mrs.' M. F. Flier, Pmfaiwlonal Nurse, residence 24th nnd Oak streets Phone Rod 3143. 4-0-ltn Corvallis & Faster n Railroad TliMJflOAIU), No. 2 For Yitiiuleri Train leave Albany 1260p. lu, Train lavos Corvallis... , ii0 p. tu. L'taln arrives Yaijulna . QN5 p, m, N... l Rsturnlnirt Leaves Yaqulna 000 a.m. Leaves Corvallls lltOOa'.ui. Arrives Albany ,..1216 p. iu, No. 3 F'T Detroit! Leavisi Albany .7:00 a. ui. Arrive Detroit "I2tl6 p, ut No. 4 From Detreit: Leavoi Detroit lSMp.tu, Arrive Albany 5:40 h- m. Trulm I Krrlves In Albany U time to connect vilh the X. I, south bound, tram, is well as ulvlaK two or three lMHrin Albany tieloru Utmrtun of S. 1'. North bound train (or Portland. Train No. 2 eonuot-ts with the 8. P wwi tidfl train ut Crv,lll 0 row lnu '" Indefejiiienee. MeMlnnville awl all putau north to Portland J. TOKNfcR, Hnwo, IsVtONK, Aunnt.Albauy, Manane --- - " i" Smoked Meats- We are offer)UK a Hh Uh of eiHifiA HteaUi this week, tiauji 1 eettW per rMiMiid atul shoulders) 8 eenU. Fixe ' Httgar cured yreahfuut baton and freh lamny iru. ai r'uwui;a iumnoi tt.-JIWW O. H.MACK Succossor to Dr, J. M. Kcena, In Whlto Cornor, Salem, Oregon. 1'artleH desiring superior operations at 'mod ornto fee in any branch aro in especial request S. C. STONE, ffl. D. PR0PHIET0H OF Stone's Drug Stqtes SALEM. OREGON. Tho storos(two In numbor) aro located at No. 235 and 297 Commercial at, and aro woll stocked with a comploto lino of drugs nnd medicines," toilet nrtlclos, porfumory, brushes, otc, Has had some 25 years oxpcrlonco In the practlco of medicine and now makes no chargo for consultation, ex amination or prescription. CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Meets all mall and passonaor trains. Daggago to all parts of tho city. Prompt sorvlco. Tolephono No. 241. 1IOMYEK & HBDRICIC $1,500 Guaranteed Yearly To high class man or woman, with chance for promotion and advanced dnlary, to have chargo small ofllco nt homo or in home town to at tond to correspondence, advertising and othor work. Business of highest ordor and backed by solid men finan cially and politically. A great opportunity for tho right person. Kncloso self-addrosfcd stamped onvel opo for full particulars to WALTKlt D. 11BDMAN. QIDNERAL SUPERIN TENDENT, Corcoran Building. Oppo site United States Troasury, WASH INOTONJO. 3-20-tf THE ELITE CAFE 208 Commercial 8treeL Meals at all hours. Open day nnd night. Only plnco in tho city handling tho famous OLYMPIA BEER Is tho Recaption tmioon. Wholesnle nnd rotnll. R ECKERLEN, Proprietor STEUSL0FF BROS. Dealers in Llvo Stock, Wholosnto and retull butchers and pnekors. All kinds of fresh nnd salt moats. Flno snusngos, hams, bacon nnd lard. 310 Commercial streot. Your Step Mother- Is still hero busy as ovor, and when your clothes nre nil out of ordor, worn, with buttons off, tako thorn to hor at tho Salem Dyo Works. At this establishment you can got anything set to rights, from a pair of gloves, to tho most elaborate silk gown. A gentleman can got his hat elonnod, bis trousers creased, or, his wholo suit rojuvonatod to suit his tasto, nlso four suits a month for $1. llultons Bowed on, rips sowed up, suits prosood on short notlco. New goods shrunk for drossmaklng. LOOK Wo aro prepared to go nftor and dollver buUs pressed by tho month MRS. C. H. YALKER 195 Commercial Street. SOULK BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS I'or Salem and vicinity leave orders at Ceo Will's Music more. PORTLAND OR. Siskiyou Water At wholesale, and will deliver in doe en lots to fnmillov, l'utuppuro ut Sis kyou SpririKS without any nrtlQclsl pro coisvb. The greatest lioalt.lt water on earth. R. H. Leabo & Co. Telephone 1001.' Salem, Oregon. , -p-. --- -vlt rs'r" iz5. Jt-'- sJ INLJofeD, Attorney at Law Toledo, Oregon. Was olork of circuit court for six yours and has an ttp-to-dato abstract of all property in Lincoln county... .. O. C, T Go's FASSerlGUU STEAMER POMONA Leives for Portliad Monday, Weduesdiysfld t'ridiy.lOt.m. For Corvallls Tueidsy.Thurs day sad Saturday at 5 P.m. QuickTime, Cheap Rates Deck: Foot of Trad it, M. P. OALDWIN, Alt. Salem fate Co, OFFICE CITY HALL For water service apply nt ofllco. Hills payabla monthly lu - advance. Make nil complaints at tho office "CED Al Frp08TSAN ITsH I NO LE8 I now liuve pleuty of shlnsloa on hand to fill nil ordere promptly. They nre sawed BhliiKles aud you havo four grade to seleet from. Como and got my prlcee on feuco posts beforo buy lug elsewhere. 8. P. MCGHAUKCN, 14tli and Nebraska sts., Englewood. " 1IUIE W1N(TSANG CO. 140 STATE ST. Headquarters (or all kinds of Import ed Chinese and Japaueto (auoy goodsl silks, ublnawaro, matting, elo. A (il, line of ladiet' (urntshing goods. Gar itieuts in silo to ordor a specialty. All ordor promptly and satlefaotorlly. Now Iqw prices. FRANK J. MOORE All kinds ol Bieyolo repairing dono en short notlee and noaranteod llrst-clasa. All uiake4 o( rims and tires fit tod, Wheels Called for and Delivered 100 Gtfurt St. Phone 2044, 1 Do You Eat. Your meals In town? It bo, go to the White House restaurant. Positive ly tho boat meals served in tho city. tBf tat?-, i Hi. V.. iy, M, enemy at all nottbt. 1