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THE DAILY JOURNAL, BALEM, OREGON. TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1902. iramir.-tniw ?-! I 1ST FOR THE OWEL i, tju linvrn t n rfBulnr, lioiiHhy inormitnt of tht ii V c rjr tiny )on 10 III or ll T... Keep irour bovrMir ii nii'llio we" 1 orcein llio ulinpoof lo. I.i i4 ii- ' liiuit"rretwy of In '...rnmi Llvnn Into tako roil Thn amnnthi ccjilntf th bo well CANDY CATHARTIC EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY l'l iint I'alntaMc l'otnit. Trt-lo Oooil. Pddood, v.r Mi'Lci. Wom.cn ti ,.Mu 10. . nrxlM cents r r t ix. W r.tc fur lii'O pumili' nnil luioUrt nn I nil Ad.lt. . (3.1 irttiMi iiMiinr toitrivr, tun aiio or .r.r tons. KEEP YOUR BLODI) GLEAN WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVAL8. P. H. Wilkinson, New York. II. B. Kline, Now York. E. P. Tobln. Portland. 13. It. Hatch, Portland. W. P. Jcffross. Portland. C. C. Hutchinson, Portland. A. I). Dane, Portland. W. H. Zlmmorman, Portland. J. Loul8son. Portland. J. O. Popo, San Pranclsco. Qeo. A. Dcavls. San Francisco. Q. O. Nolan, Tillamook. Charles- Hlnes, Tillamook Qeo. II. Graves, San Pranclsco. Quo. L. Dlllnian, San Pranclsco. II. Stunborg, San Pranclsco. R. Penny, San Pranclsco. Emit Olumcntlinl, San Pranclsco. Sam S. Goldsmith,, Milwaukee. A. L. Clark, Portland. C. C. Hogue, Albany. P. A. Bllson, Tacoma. J. M. llcrry, St. Louis. A. D. Grinin, Portland. T. P. Durcshnrdt, Portland. o llnw ,ri timr jctilnry t Dr. Ilobtn Spam tfiiil'llmoiirp nil UUner 111. tUtiv "lofror Ai'il.HicrllUK Uuit'(lrli..Clilmciiort v Smoked Meats. Wo are offering a flno.llno of smoked moats this wook. Ilnms 12 cents per l and and shoulders 8 cents. Pine Kignr cured breakfast bacon and frosb family lard, nt Pondrlch'a Mnrket. o Notice to the Public. D: S. Hontloy has not sold out or gone out of the wood business. He Is ready to supply bis custotnors with Jtoach Harbor lime and Alson and oth or best brands of cemont. Also sand or grnvol. the best tbo Island or river affords. Olllco for the prosent with Tillson. Bnrtlott & Co., on High street, opposite court house. Phono 1551. Thanking my patrons for past favors, and hoping to morlt n continuance of tbo saino by 'Reed sorvlco, I remain very respectfully. D. S. Ilontley. 4-2ii.3t.eod o The Southorn Pacific Company has engaged In building most of Its road over the Slsklyous, .south of Ashland. KtSarntn Ynnr iio.titl Willi Cimrnrntf. Candy Ciuiiartlc, cum i-oiitiilpailoii (meter. JOo.JSo. ItU.CCr.ill ilrutiKiatarefuml money o Wasco county lias called for all out standing wnrrants prior to May. 1. 1900. This makes tho county two years behind In Its paymont. o Educate Your Bowels. Your bowels can be trained as well as your muscles or your brain. Cas carets Candy Cathartic train your bowels to do right. Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. -Ml druggists, ioc. tjJwa iiW wt MA. m Kll " "" w' . 0 While working on a scow nt Plshors last Friday, 0. A. Cowles foil Into tho river and was drowned. f"", Sr i J "TT ' OU ACCU SPIT x uur uuvuwai v ii cmi l currd of any form of tobacco mltta ii, Ui mails well, it rung, magnetic, full of it life and vigor ly taking NO-TO-DAS, ii'.u makes weak man strong. Many Rain tea tioiinila in ten Uayi. Over BOO.O0O aya. Cur tu'rd t mid advice l'Kltlt. Addreaa BTKRUNG ra, All dnicflitf.. Cure guaranteed. Hock. UNI 4W rfUMKUY CO., Cblcaso or New York. 0 Oregon City la arranging a program for a grand Fourth of July celebration, o m Pnultu. Jviuiliv. itimptd CCC Never sold In bulk. feware of the dealer who trie to tel1 Momethln uit as iood." o An Up-to-Date Place. If you want to eat your meals In a nrril.flnBB linma imiImmiIxa the WhitO House restaurant. You get Just what, nu call for. Open day and nigni. Do Ynnr Horses S'5& CANDY CATHARTIC. id -.1:31.1. .--ii.iiujin' . KkT 'il'liWIilil-Vi" Good Hay? NVe are prepared to furnUh it. We have olovir, cheat and timothy, hay o e Vet quality, Our price are the lowest going. SAYAGB & RBID 322-324Com'lst. - - ' , , J, , ' SEEDSMEN Aeenta for the International stook food. Facfsar? Stubborn ThiD SOAiETHiNU NbW AND urviwurtit. cc 0P3E3C3E3 3XT03BX-3ES " Only the finest wines, lfauors. mineral waters ani clears kept In stock. ALEX COFNOYER, Proprietor Cor, State and Commercial Streets, SALEM SOCIAL WORLD AND PERSONAL MENTION Calendar of Local Events. May 9 Salem Civic Improvement League meets. May 1C Greater Salem Commercial Club rally at city hall. July 4 Greatest celohratlon In Ore gon at Snlem. o Workmen Love Feast. Snlem Workmen consider the social side of lodge work essential, at any rato they had a glorious time, .both on Saturday and Monday evenings. The occasion wns tho visit to Salem of C. C. Hogue, of Albany, state Grand Master, and Mrs. Wfida Delknnp, of Prlnevllle. Grand Chief of Honor, of tho Orogon Dogree of Honor. A thor oughly enjoyable time was had Satur day night, and tho program last night was but a repetition In point of suc cess. Tho Workmon had ton cnndldatos for Initiation Monday evening, and when tho Initiatory services had ended tho members of Valley and Protection Workmen lodges and from Salem lodgo No. 19, and Viola lodge No. 88. Dogree of Honor, convened In Joint social session. Tho program opened with a vocal number by Mrs. Hulllo Parish-Hinges, and a formal address of welcome to tho distinguished visitors was deliv ered by W. T. Rlgdon. Responses wero made by both Mr. Hogue and Mrs. Bel knap, and Past Grand Master S. A. McPaddon made a short address, In which ho called attention to tho fact that tho Salem Workmen and ladles would have nn opportunity to entertain tho Supreme Lodgo at Salem for lunch, probably on Juno 10th. Tho Supreme Lodgo will meet In Portland, but arrangements have been mndo for a railroad excursion up tho valley to Albany, across to Corvallls and back to Portland by tho West Sideband tbo arrangements In elude tho entertain- mont of tho pnrty at Salem for lunch A commltteo to arrango for tho rccep tlon and cntortnlnmont of tho Sti promo Lodgo wns named, consisting of one member from each of tho lodges, as follews: S. A. McPaddon, Protec tion lodge; W. T. Illgdon, Valley: Miss Uarrlo Holman, Salem Dogree of Hon or, nnd Mrs. Davis, Viola Dogree. o To Elect Board of Trustees. Hoc. Isaac G. Knotts, of Albany, Sun tiny School missionary of tho Pros bytorlnn church, nnd He v. W. S. Holt, of Portland, synodlcnl missionary of tho same denomination, Joined Itev. II. A, Ketchum, tho Salem pnstor, to day, and tho party went to Liberty whero, this evening, they will elect a board of trustees for tho Liberty Pros- bytorlan congregation, which hns bo- gun tho orcctlon of a church homo, o , To Wed Brownsville Girl. Fred Eliot, .employed on tho Dallas Observor, went to. Brownsvlllo this morning, whero tomorrow bo will wed Miss Mildred Halo, of that city. o PERSONALS. Mrs. II. W. Meyers Is visiting In Portland. Miss Gortrudo Michaels is visiting In Gervals. Governor doer and T. B. Kay wore In Portland today. Mrs. M. Brodomolor has returned from a visit lu Portland. G. L. Browii, the Stayton lumbor morchant, was In Salem today. J. A. Sellwood, Webstor Holmos and J. S. Stephens wero In Orogon City to day. W. D. Trovor, A. W. Blackburn nnd Win. Taylor roturnod this morning from Albany. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. White havo ro turnod to Spokano, aftor a visit to their son, D. A. White, In this city, J. W .Simmons, of Portland, stnto doputy for tho Modorn Woodmon, Is In the city on a visit to tho local lodge. Miss Emma ueod hast roturnou to Moscow. Idaho, aftor a visit to her daughtor. Mrs. D. H. James, In Sa lem. Miss Eva Coshow has returned from St. Paul, Minnesota, whero for several months she has received treatment for her oyes. Mrs. C. T. DeLnnd, accompanied by her daughter. Miss Vesta, .have re turned to Akron, Ohio, aftor an ox tended visit with her brother, W. W. Culver. Rev. L. Dlehlman. .pastor of the Catholic congregation at Astoria, is In Salem, tho guost of Rev. W. A. Daly. Rev. Dlehlman was the first resident Catholic pastor at Salem. early In the Cos. Ho organised the Salem parish, and purchased the property where the church and acadomy stand, as well as me -'"'"; and Cows Like iD i PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND Istlie Only Medicine That Can ' Promptly and Perman ently Banish All Wast ing and Dangerous Diseases. It Restores Lost Health When Physicians Pronounce Your Case Incur able. t If, In springtime, sick people young and old net with promptness, wisdom nnd decision, suffering, agony and mis ery would never bo carried Into tho summer months. To delay tho work of banishing dis ease, regulating tho nerves, purifying tho blood, and restoring perfect diges tion Is a serious mistake. When tho blood Is sluggish. Impure and poisoned, when tho nervous sys tem is unbalanced, when digestion is deranged, and tho appetite poor and variable, bo asgurod your condition 1h crltlcnl, and calls for Instant attention before tho Bummer months bring addi tional dangers. At this tlmo tho use of Palno's Cel ery Compound will do a mnrvolous work for overy run down, sick and dis eased .man and woman. Its llfo-glvlng work first commences with tho blood, which Is mndo clean and puro; then the nerves are quickly sot In order, digestive vigor Is fully re stored, tho appetlto is made natural, sleep is refreshing, and tho despond ing heart Is made light and Joyous. It is well to bear In mind that Pnlnc's Colory Compound owes Its or igin to tho most distinguished physi cian that this American continent ever produced, nnd his mnrvolous preset ip tlon Is publicly endorsed by our best nnd ablost physicians. If all sufferers who havo been disap pointed In tho pnst will promptly start with Palno's Celery Compound, thoy will be astonished nnd delighted with the speed with which this wonderful remedy Is able to call a halt to wast ing nnd dnngorous diseases. It Is now making tens of thousands well and strong, and fitting them to enjoy tho summer months, which, to the well and strong, are pleasurable ami hap py. DIAMOND DYES aro tho simplest dyes' made. A child can uso them. Ice Cream Social. At tho W. C. T. U. ball Wodnosday QVonlhg, April 30th, nt 8 o'clock. Music Mrs. Charlton. Recitation By a llttlo girl. Vocal trio Mlssos Gortrudo John son, Knto O'Flyng, Poarl Macy. Recitation by a University studonf. Vocnl duet Misses Kato O'Flyng and Poarl Macy. Recitation Gortrudo Johnson. Vocal solo Miss Parrlsh. Recitation Mliw Lucy Edwards. Admission, 15 conts. Como and help a worthy causo. If you cannot como send your money. By ordor of president. o Aumsvlllc Items. The Aumsvlllo public school wns closod on Fritlny last. The evont was colobrated with a public dlnnor, fol lowed by an olnborato program, both of which wore tasty, and showed care ful preparation on the part of those whd dltl tho work. Miss Poarlo Burfo, the assistant scliool toachor, ,wlll soon loavo for Portland, whore she will take a posi tion with Mayor & Prank. Mr. Horman Swank, the Aumsvllle mlllor. is 111 at tho Florence Sanitar ium Miss Lena Prunk, who has been at tending scliool hero, has returned to her homo in Salem. , Mr. 11. W. Snyder, of Salem, haul been visiting at the home of Mr. C. F. Heln, of this placo. Mla June Buffo, of Sllverton. has been visiting hor sister, Mis Pearle nuffe. of this plnau. Mr. Nathan Nott has sold his person al proporty, and will leave Aumsvllle soon. The fruit and grain prospects In this community are oxcellent. and farmers and fruit men look forward to a boun tiful harvest. A Few Pointers. The recent statistics of the number of deaths show that the large majority dlowlth consumption. This disease may commence with an apparently harmless cough which oan be cured In- stantly by Kemp.a Balsam for the( throat and lung, which 1b guaranteed to cure and relieve all case Price 35 cent) and 50 cent. dniKgiats. 1 For sala by all Ladies Can Wear Shoes. Ona size smaller after using Alton's Poot-Bosa, a powder to be shaken Into the shoes. It makes tight or new eboee feel easy; gives instant relief to coma and bunions. It te the greatest comfort discovery of the age. Cures and pre vents swollen feet, blisters, callows and sore spots. Allen's Foot-Base is a cer- 'tajn cure for sweAtlpg. hot, aching feet At all druggtMs and shoe stores, 'e. Trial jmokage FRHB by mail. 1 AddreM Allen S. Olmsted, L Roy. N. V. i . I C7a.lSaX'OXX.ZU9L. I I Teafc? - ca'ffit" J Matkltclations Today Make Salem a Cool Home Market" rV Wheat. Oats, Etc Wlwt-5li' Oats 31 c Hurley f 10 per ton. Flux CbhIi, Northwest, $1 " Live Stock Market. Rteere 484)$c. Cowe 3J4c. Sbt'ep 13.60 urops toftt.ifi Dressed veal Gltfe Hogs, alive bi-jc Hone, dreesed t'Jff Wool and Mohair. ConrFe wool 13c. Medium 14c. Pine 14c. Molmlr 21 to 23$e. Flour. Hay, Feci, Etc Bnled client $7.50 to fS. Clover $7.00. Feed barlov $1!) per ton. Bran $18 60 Shorts-2J.50. Flbur, wholepalo 1 2 (15. . Dairy anl Creamery Products. Dairy butter 12Jfc. Creamery 20c. Store loc. First-class c- untry, per roll 3bC. Cream nt creamery, pan skimmed 17c supnrntor skimmod 20c Stelaer'sMarKct, Chickens to Hie. Spring 12)6 to 15c Eyga p'r dozen, 14c. .. Dsafness Cannot Be Cured, by local applications, as they cannot rach tho diseased portion of tho cnr. There Is only ono way ta euro deaf noss, nnd thnt Is by constitutional remedies. DoafnoBS Is caused by an lnllnmed condition of tho mucous lin ing of tho Eustachian Tubo. When this tubo gets Inllamcd you have a rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing, nn.d when it Is ontlroly closed deaf ness Is tho result, and unless tho In flammation enn bo taken out nnd this tubo restored to Its normal condition,. hearing will bo destroyed forever; tilno ensos out of ton aro caused by catarrh, which Is nothing but nn ln llnmed condition of tho mucous sur faces. Wo will glvn Ono Hundred DollnrB for any caso of donfnoss (caused by cntarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circu lars free. F.J. CHENEY & COTolcdo, O. Sold by druggists, 7Bc. Hall's Pniolly Pills aro tho best. o Insane Patients. Recent nrrlvals. nt tho stato Insane asylum are: Look Hay Choc,, China innn. aged 06 yenrs, ,of Portland; Law ronco Butlor, a minor, ngod 40, of Granite, Grnnt county; G: It. Hlnes, ngod 27. of Tillamook Hlnes wns born In Snlem. o Th6 Baseball Quarrel. PHILADELPHIA. 'April 2!). Tho American Lenguo petition for n disso lution of tho temporary Injunction in tho Lnjolo caso waB decided today, tho court pronouncing Lajolo's answor Insufllclont, nnd continuing tho Injunc tion until tbo Philadelphia National League files an amount to Its bill nsk lng for a permanent Injunction. 5?a 5s' k Nliiitiare Give jKilnt to the fuct that excessive or In-eK1'""" eating ilisturlw the tligestiou. Niglilniareor night ling bus it's thy time correspondence In the lintlue fullness after eating, with the bolcliingH and sour or bitter rising w often exeriencl ufter too hasty or too hetirty tilting. I)r. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures clyscpin ami other disease of the stomach ami its allied organs of ilige tlon and nutrition. When thee diseases are cured, the whole ixxly sharea in the InrrMMMl slrt-iR'tli derived from food 'property iiKMe,i an'l perfectly as&imil. sUn! ii. "Your OolJm Medical I)lcovry' wl Dr. Miir', CUrrh- Krmnly lw (tiH IwucAt toin"wrH(l'rofi IImhI A. onver, of Viota Hullow Cu. Ark. "Hloir I u4 the. aUvr lucullotKrd tmll mv vlrni w iw MMiwl iUif0H Ud a eowtliiul IWIIiik o( wUcfy I mw fl like a new man AHynne in ihw) of medical tratwu lor uit-tl catarrh could do iw Utter than to Ule IrealwaHt of IH K V itree. I kitowr liU wediduea are all rignt lu ihi claw of dieae " Sometimes a dealer temptwl by the llttk more profit paid on the sale of lo meritorious medicines will offer the cus tomer a sultitute as being "just as good " as the " Discovery." ft is laitter for him because it pays letter, but it is not as good for you, if you want the medicine tlut ha curwl others, ami which vou lM-Hve will cure you. Dr. i'ierce's Pleasant I'elleU cleanse the clogge! system from accumulated itiiouritfes. 2 t s-sri r-XlirK f. EPPLEY'S Still Have Some of Those Fine Country Hamsj Buy Them. Try Them, V V J. ! 04- 2 H tOrtriP NinrA d LIvUll lu J.JJ r East State Street. AUiumuuivi - IM ""--Ul'n Tho Kind Yon II.ivo Always In uso for over OO yonr, nnd has jwy v7-, wninlHunprvIsIru since Its Infancy. f4tCltM Allmtf nn nnn iiiii ilvn vnil III tlttfl. All CouittcrlYits, Imitations and " JuHt-ns.ood" nro but XSxpcriiuiMits that trlllo "with an t cudntiKcr t!o health off Infants and Children Exnerl' neo against Experiment, What is OASTORIA Castoria Is a iiarnilos) snbstltuto for Castor OH, Poro gorlc, Drops and ,S,itthhiir Syrups, Zt Is Pleasant. It . contains neither (iiiin, JMoi'ihino nor other Narootlo tmbstiii.ce. Us ago it Its guarantee. It destroys "Wwiw nnd nllitjs l-Yiorislinoss, U ewes Dlarrluuu and Wind Colic. It relieves Teelliliijr Troubles, ernes ConstlnLtlon and Flat ul iu. It assimilates (he Food, rcKtthites tho Stomach mil IIdhi'I-, fjtvi'.tf healthy and natural sleep. The Ch'idrcu'4 L'anaeea Tho Mother's Friend CErjJNE CASTOR5A ALWAYS .Tcars tbo (ZA Thb Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THC CtNTUR CO'.rNV. TT MURKAY STKICT. HIWTenit CITY. fl 5a((essfal Move Since we came to 307 Commercial St. we have Rained many new customers, ami the most ofour old friends found us. We have better facilities for handing our goods, Our expenses are much less whichenables us to give better bar Rams to customers. Those who have traded with us found it so, and those who haze not. will Unci barirains in our cloth iiiR. See our 54.00, 55.00, 57 50 and 510 suits and you will not ro away empty handed. Come and take our 21c corsets, they sell from 51 lo 5? each elsewhere, Extra bargains in lace cuitains S. FRIEDMAN, V. H. - H, Krlediiinn (tho inii'tlnnr,) linn Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store New goods in large quantities received this week, AUSLIN 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 AUFTS AND GLOVES-15 cents a pair. AILLINERY DEPARTMENT-Receivingnew good every day. Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store Next Door lo LAND Now ii the timo lo ue this ferlillr.er. in tint city. SBED Wo havo tbo laryttst ntock in tho city Pfietw aro lower tlmo ever. UhII and eo ...BREWSTER 91 Court St- FtEDMEN AND ...TRY.OUH riiBirn QntvHii'inl-i I ninr ynst.. w .. . . Crackers, Oystcrcttes, Buiter Wafersi Harritt & Lacdrencb Old Post Ofllro Urocory. J. F. GOODE Salem s Greatest House Furnishing Department Store. Charter Oak stoves and ranges by the car -load, Fixtures and repairs kept soley by us I S3.OO0.000 1 Worth or 80 pouno sieei and 55 new coaches, i cafe cars Is I n Daring tb oat yarf mimkihx i V to tb efWHtrv. Tral er it it the f X io the erwHCrv. TraJel oferlt simI A V. O. 8. CKAXR.0h. Pa. Ak-t.,. Vj Cojt I'ae. Aijt., Iaw A4ie, QI. r, v 5 -. MbMMM Bought, nnd which has been lm.S liorno tho Blpnatnro of bci'iuiindo under his per- Signature of 307. Commercial Street, Opposite the Postofflcc. bis olllco with nn. I ho I'nutofllrc. PLASTER Iiemrmlicr, o roll at Die lowest price CORN and the (took. tiiioM UHllly over shown liurti & WHITE... SEUDSMEN. Salem. Orejron. NEW GOODS. Rrnnrli ('.rter nrj Hrnn r Wafers, Lemon Wafers, Oraham rails, su new locomotives, k chair cars, dining and i the record of the I DE&j.XXi3E&Oj9l30 !'; mrMt modern ami up-to-llt) railroad ei.j . the ;flMMt iitpniwit gn earlli. fr m&; Mb. Re 0. CMN'R. Plne (ADVERTISEMENTS Advertisements, five tines or less. In this column Insenra three limes for 25c. SOc a wcrk.$l.50 a iiiuuin. ah uvcr nve uncs airnesime rare. WANTED. Wanted. Hoard niul room In strictly private family, by young man of Kootl habits. Must be within five minutes walk of now nostofllco. Ad dross A. It., Journal olllco. 4-28-3t Wanted. A buyor for a No. 1 milch or stock cow, fnnnliiK mill! two-Uorso hay rako and corn sholler. Inqiilro at Salem Soap Works, near AVoolon Mills, 4-2C-tf Take Halla Ferry. Ono of tho host roads for travol or ploasuru la tho llttll'B Kerry road up tho rlvor to In tlopondonco, and nil valley points. A llrstclass Horvlco maintained nt tho forry. A. I), l'ottyjohn, prop.l-2G-lm Wanted. A Well broko tomn; to woIrIi 1000 to 1100; not to oxcoad 8 yoars old. J. Connor, Wlllamotto Hotel. 4-23 Wanted. A good cook, woman pre ferred, nt (loodalu boarding houso, cornur of 12 th and Oak stroots. 3-31-tt Wanted. Carpots and rugs to clean, by tho now centrifugal procosB, car pets not Injured and thoroughly ron ovntod at small oxnonso. Loavo or- dotB nt 300 Marlon street. Work called for nntl dollvorod. Qrovor & lSwarjlB. 'Phono Black 2C4G. 2-27-tf Chatwln House. First door south of M. IS. church; now moimgomontj ov orythlug llrst-class and satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs. J. II. McCormlck, proprietor. 4-12-tt , L0"8T AND FOUND. Taken up. A big Borrol borso, with halter on, four now shoes, Cnll nt old John Gilbert farm, soven miles north of Sntom. N. P. Williamson. 4-2CGt Don't You KnowAnything about Ed wards' Market? At 410 Stnto street Host placo to buy frosb ami cured moats at tho lowest prlcos. Phono 2G24. B. Edwards, prop FOR SALE. Arlsto Hair Food Is sold and Its use demonstrated by Mrs. Etta Kneeves. Phone Red 2331. 44-14-1 m For Bale. Now nnd socond-linnd bug gluH, new and second-hand spring wngons, buckboards and carts, at tho Salem Carrlago and Wagon Fac tory. Wornor Fonnoll, proprietor, 3C4 Commercial strooL 4-10-tf LODQE8. Protection Lodoe No. 2, Ancient Or itur Unltod Workmen, moots ovory Snturday evening In Uio Holmun Hall, corner of State and Llborty Htroots. Visiting brotbreu wolcomo. S. A. McFnddun, M. W. J. A. Sellwood, Itecordor. FORESTERS OF AMERICA Court Sherwood Koroatora No. ID. Moots Krlduy nights In Turner block. Ira Hamilton O. It.; A. U Urown, Soc. Central todfje No. 18 K. of P. Castle Hnll'ln Holman blook, corner State and Llborty stroots, Tuesday of enoh wook at 7; 30 p. in. Claud TowiiBuud, C. 0.; Zodae J. Ulggs, K. of H. and S. TONSORIAt. Evens' Barber Shop. Only Jirat-olaBS Hhop on Stato stroot Evory thing nuw und up-to-dato. Fluost porcelain baths. Bhavo, lCc; hair-cut, 2Gc; baths, 2Co. Two flrst-oliiBS boot bluaks. O. W. Evans, proprietor. Ryan's Shavlnn Priors. Sovon first cliius barborB engaged. Flnost bath rooms In city. Wo uso antlHoptlc Btorlllzer. J. llyan, Prop. C. H. Nleholsin Harbor shop and porcelain baths, at old Mills shop, SOU Commorclnl street Antisoptlc treutniont of all tools and baths. HOP AND PRODUCE BUYERS. J. Carmlchnel Hop buyor. Onico In Iluali'Ilreyman building, Salem, Ore gon. Samples of choice hops Bolle Itud from all growers. BUSINESS CARDS. J. H. Brewer, phyelclan and surgeon. Office In Qray block. 0. Phone 01. Rooms 7 and Farmers' Teams Standlno In front of th harness Btoro noxt to tho wator. Iiil' tank ut tho Ladd & llusb bank and being fitted with new harness Is a common sight. For particulars luquire of abater's Harness Hhop, 23 Commercial Htroot. 2-l-8m OSTEOPATHY. OKf'Kbl'ATiiy Is not a theory, but a iirat'llcftlly demonstrated science. Or. Orace Albright, ostabllBhud In practice since 1899. Uraduato of Amerluan School of Osteopathy. KlrkHVllle, Mo. Second lloor I.O.O. v Tunmla. l'hone Main 2721. Nc knlvaa. no drUKH. no faith. Otflco hours 9 to 12 and 1 to 4 o'clock. . Dr. M. T. Sohoettle urauuato Amort- ..eau School of Osteopathy, Kirks- vllle. Mo. Offioo In Tioga blook, over the Spa. OUloe hours 8:30 to 11:30 and 1 to 4. 3-13 PROFESSIONAL NURSES. Mrs. M. F. Flfer, I'rofosslonal Nurso, residence 24th and Oak streets l'hone Red 2143. 4-9-lm Wood for the Raform School. The bourd of trtisteos of the state re form school has awarded contracts for Huppplylng that Institution with 300 0-" CASTORIA Tor Infants and Children. tHe Kind You Have Always Beught. eiawitttw of Ct)ffcM&Mt . ni 1 rririrrvi Niai iiialaaW'iWi ialiWM O. H. MACK Successor to Dr. J. M, Koonoj ln Whlto Comer, Salem, Oregon Parties desiring superior operations at mod orato foo in any branch aro la especial request . i' S. C, STONE, . D. PROPRIETOR OF ' Stone's Drug Stores? 8ALEM, OREGON. f Tho storos(two in number) nro located at No. 235 and 297 Commercial Bt, 6 and nro woll stocked with a comploto "1 lino of drugs and medicines, toilet articles, porfumory, brushes, etc., f Has had some 25 yoars oxporlenco in tho practlco of mcdlclno ond now makes no charge for consultation, ox- . amlnatlon or prescription. i CAPITAL CITY ' Express and Transfer Moots all mall and passenger trains. Baggago to all parts of tbo city, t Prompt sorvlco. Tolophono No. 241, HQMYER & HEDRICIC $1,500 Guaranteed Yearly - To high class man or woman, with chanco for promotion and advanced salary, to havo chargo small olllco at homo or in homo tpwn to at-' tond to corrospondonco, advertising and other work. Business of highest' ordor and backed by solid men flnan- , dally and politically. A great 1 nnnnrtiinltv for Ihn rlchf nnninti. ' Encloso solt-addrcBFed stamped envoi-1 opo for full particulars to WALTER B. REDMAN, GENERAL SUPERIN- ., TENDENT, Corcoran Building, Oppo- Blto United States Treasury, WASH INGTON, D. C. 3-20-tt -ttt THE ELITE CaFE f 208 Commercial Street Meals nt all hours. Open day and nlnht - Tjm Only plnco in tho city handling tho' famous 4 ; 3 OLYMPIA BEER Is tho Recoptlon t'oon nnd rotnll, R ECKBRLBN, Wholoealo Proprietor QTPIIQI ACE J 1 JUUVJ&JVSl A JAVVVe Dealer In Llvo 8tcok, Wholosalo and retail 'butchers! and packers. All kinds of frosb arid) salt meats. Flno sausages, bahii, bacon and lard. 310 Commercial etreetl Your Step M$$T , Is still hero busy as ovor, andwhon I your clothes aro all out of ordor,: worn, with buttons off, tako them to her at tbo Salem Dyo Works. ' At this establishment you .con. get ; anything sot to rights, from n,palr of ; gloves, to tho most elaborate olk , gown. A gontloraan can go t bis hat j oloaued, his trouaors creased, or hlsf wholo suit rojuvenated to suit bis J tasto, also four suits a month lor $1. UuttotiB sowed on, rips sowed up, suits . pressed on short notice. Now goods j shrunk for drossmnklng. , tOOK Wo aro proparod to go after! and dollver sultn prcssod by tho month' WRS. C. H. WALKER I 105 Commercial Street f SOULE BROS PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS J For Salem and vklalt' PORTLAND OR leave ordert at Ceo, Will's Muik Store. I Siskiyou Water: At wliolesalo. and will dellvor in doz- on Iota to (amlllos. Put up puro vt Sis kyou Springs without any artificial pro eoiet's. Tho greatest hoalth water on! earth. ( R. H. Leabo & Co. i Tolopliono 1001. Snlem, Oregon B. P. JONESj Attorney at Law Toledo, Oregon. Was clerk of circuit court for elk years and has an up-to-dato abstract of all proporty In Lincoln county... . O, C, T Go's -i PASSENCER BTBAMBR POMONA' Leaves for PortUad Meadsy, WtdntidayMd Friday.! 0a.m. For Corvll Tuttday.Thurt day and Baturdiy at S P. nt- Quick Time, Cheap Rates Deck: Foot of Trade st. M. P. BALDWIN Alt OFFICE CITY HALL For water sorvlco apply at office. Dills payablo monthly In advance. Make oil complaints at tbo office., , CEDAR P0ST8 AND SHINGLES I now Uavo plenty of shingles on hand to fill all ordors promptly. Thoy aro sawed shingles and you havojfour grades to select from. Come aiidlget my prices on fonco posts before Lbuy. log elsewhere, -..J.. S. P. MoCRACKEJl, 14th and Nebraska sts., Enplewood. HUIE WING SANG CO. 140 STATE ST. Iloadquarters for all kinds of Import ed Oblnewand Japanese fancy goodil silks, cblnaware, matllnir, etc. AMI, fine of ladles' fitinUhloK goods. Gar ments made to order a specialty. All orders promptly and satisfactorily. Now low prices. 'Quick Repair Shop Bring in your bicycio nd got it re paired. There Is rio"excue for your wheel looking so shabby when you cap it enameled here to look like a new bi cycle. FRANK J. M09E t Bt. I'hoae. 100 Court S57.Q Salem Water !WV CPa-SalCVX-lX-a,. Blf-trt SlF X-Ja. f '-S.oJCjl IwHHi i ii innii 'i'ji aSSalSWWsW '-iAkVKf 19 n m m I I I r! 4 i) .M n i ill :; m iei ij
