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Newspaper Page Textmurmwtmi wW "M The Stimulus of Pure Blood That is what is required by every organ of tho body, for tho proper performance of its functions. It prevents biliousness, dyspop sip, constipation, kiduoy complaint, rheumatism, catarrh, nervousness, weakness, faintness, phnples, blotches, und all cutaneous erup tions. It perfects all the vital processes. W. P. Keetou, Wooilstock, Ala., took Hood'a SoMnpnrlllo to mako tits blood pure. Ho write that ho hnd not folt well but tired for some tltuo. Ucforo ho had finished tho flrat bottle of thli iModlcluo ho felt better and when ho had takt.i tho second wai like another man free from that tired fccllue and nblo to do his work. Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises to cure and keeps tho promise. Accept no substitute, but got Hood's today. WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS. J. II. Mcndonhall, Seattle. O. A. Welgel, San Francisco. W. II. Dradcn, Portland. 1 H. Moulton, San Francisco. W. P. Smith, San Francisco. J. Pclton, Ashland. W. W. Imrlo, St. Pawl. 0. I. Klnnoy, Seattle Joseph Murr, Doston. 1. Hoscntlinl, San Francisco. C. S. Hampton, Omaha. A. J. Morgan, Santa Rosn. 13. B. Norton, San Francisco. o Bed Time I take n pleasant liorb drink, tho noxt morning I fcol bright and my com- ploxlon Is bottor. My doctor says it nets gently on tho stomach, liver and kidneys, and Is a pleasant laxative. It is tnado of horbs, and Is propared as easily as tea. It is called Lane's Med icine AH druggiBts sell it at 2Gc and CO cents. Lane's Family Modlcines moves tho bowoln -each day. If you cannot get it, send for frco samples. Address, Orator Woodwnrd.LoItoy.N. Y. Best over madp in tho Willamette Valley, Wild Ros'oFlour. Spring Lamb. Wo havo a lino supply of froBh spring lamb and fine snusngo, nt Fon dtlch's Markot. Bears the 1 Kind Yw Hate Alvys Gom&Ii1 Tho Mcdford city council lias re duced tho llcenso on theatrical per formances, o 8hake Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Ease, a powdor. It euros painful, smarting, nervous foot and In growing nails, and instantly takes tho sting out of corns and bunions. It is tho grcatost comfort dlscovory of tho ago. Allen's Foot-Easo makes tight or now shoos fool easy. It is a cortaln euro for sweating, callous and hot, tlrod aching foot Try It today. Sold by all druggists and shoo storos. By mall for 2Cc In stamps. Trial package free. Address Alton S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y. 2 o Smoked Meats. Wo aro offering a flno lino of smoked moatB this week. Hams 12 cents per pound and shouldors 8 cents. Flno sugar cured breakfast bacon and fresh family lard, at Fondrich's Markot. o Ownth, ,llwKiriNnav9Mw3nBetigti o An Up-to-Date Place. If you want to oat your meals In a first-class house, patronlzo tho White House restaurant. You got Just what you call for. Opon day and night. . -o Paying State Taxes. Yamhill county on Tuosday nftor noon paid nito tho state troasury one half of its state and agricultural fund taxes for tho yoar 1901. Tho pay ment conslstod of J17.4V.M on ao count of stato taxes and $488.76 on agricultural fund. KAT NERVES. A whirl of excitement was recently caused among scien tists by the djsjeovery of "how nerves act". Healthy nerves are fat nerves. It is fat in the core of a nerve that, by hardening and softening creates nerve action. Maybe this explains why Scott's Emulsion has always been such a remarkable remedy, for nervousness, Scott's Emulsion makes fat nerves. 1 1 feeds them with fat. Good for all forms of nervous ness and for neuralgia. Sd lot Free SwJ SCOTT & BOW N E. Cl-""r H '" St- N.Xi s are Stubborn Thin Pact SOMETHING NEW cc thptpttes- ni7, thA rif.t wlnts. llauors, mineral water and clears kept In stock. f ALEX .COFNOYER, Propnelof Cor. Strand Gmrncrcial Streets. - ywwmBttinBs SALEM SOCIAL WORLD AND PERSONAL AUCTION Calendar of Local Events. May 9 Salem Civic Improvement Lcaguo meets. May 1C Greater Salem Commercial Club rally at city hall. July 4 Greatest celebration in Ore gon at Snlem. REV. COPLEY WAS SURPRISED. Remembered the Dlrlhday of Their Pastor. Last Monday evening Rov. S. Copley was ngreeably surprised when a good ly number df his parlshouors callod at tho parsonngo to celebrate his birth day anniversary. As Mr. Copley had no Intimation of tho matter beforo hand, it was a com plcto surprise to htm, Tho party furnished a nlco lunch, leaving about twclvo baskets of frag ments. Tho ovonlng was pleasnntly spent in social conversation, Instru mental and vocal music, and closed with an address by the pastor, In which ho expressed his appreciation of the gathering, and the hope that tho com ing years of his parlshoners might be full of joy and sunshine. Variety the Maxim. Variety Is tho maxim of the per formance of "Too Rich To Marry," which will be at tho Grand Opera House, Tuesday, May 13th. In the list of specialty arUsts whose plenslng songs and dances aro given during tho intermissions botween the acts, as wall as during tho perform ance of tho comedy, can be found the names of some of tho bost known vnudovlllo peoplo of tho country. They wero especially engngod to ap pear with tho "Too Rich To Marry" company. o Stipe-Rogers Wedding. Tho wedding of Mr. James Rogers and Mrs. Edith C Stipo took placo at tho homo of tho bride's parents, Mr and Mrs. S. 12. Howard, nt No. 4C3 Ma rlon street, in this city, at high noon, Tuosday, April 29, 1902. Tho cere mony was performed by Rov. John Parsons, of Uio First M. B. church, and the sorvico was witnessed by only the immedlnto relatives of tho contracting partlos. Tho Howard homo was profusely decorated with apnlo blossoms, and tho fragranco thorofrom was notice ablo throughout tho apartments. Tho bride, who is stato deputy supremo or aclo for tho Royal Neighbors of Amor ica, was attired In mauve borago ovor taffeta silk, trimmed with nppllquo. Sho carried a boQuot of bride's roses, and worse a clustor of tea roses In nor hair. Tho groom Is tho son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Rogers, of Portland, and is lu tho omploy or tho O. R. & N. Company, In tho capacity of onglneor botwoon Portland and Tho Dalles. Mr. and Mrs. Rogers went to Port land on tho ovorland train Tuosday af ternoon, where they will reside. 0 ' Spong-Shlpherd Nuptials. Ono of tho prettiest homo waddings of tho season occurred nt high noon today, when Mlas Nolllo O. Spong be camo tho brldo of Edward Lostar Ship herd, of Portland. Tho ceremony was performed by Rov. Wm. Coney, of St. Paul's Episcopal church, at the homo of tho bride's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Wilkinson, near Uio fair grounds. Tho brldo. who is the daugh ter of Captain A. J. Spong, was nttlrod In a cosutme of pearl durhesse satin, trimmed In duchess lace, and carried a boquet of llllios of the valley. The groom Is traveling representative for the Honayman Hardwaro Company, of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Shlpherd left this aftornoqn for Puget Sound points, and, aftor a few days' visit, will return to Portland, whore they will be at homo at 3C1 Taylor stroet after June 1st. o- Wedding at Macleay, The wedding of Miss Dello Edmun son and Charles Stanton, both of Sa lem, occurred at the home of the bride's moUier, Mrs. Thomas Edmun son, at Maeleay at high noon today. Both of the young people are well known in Salem, where Mr. Stanton has a position at the T. Kay woolen mills. Mr. and Mrs. Stanton have fur nished a neat little eottage on Twenty fourth stroet. where they will reaide. o The Elks Entertain. Tho Btks DroduceU their minstrel AND UP'TODATE. M 0 mT ' IPl gs arum iiiim Postmaster Palmer of So. Glen Falls, N. Y., des cribes a condition which thous ands ot men and women find identical with theirs. Read what he says, and note the similarity of your own case. Write to him, enclosing stamped ad dressed envel ope for reply, and get a per L D. Palmer. sonal corroboration of what is here given. He says regarding Dr. Miles' Heart Cures "I suffered agonllng.patn In the left breast and between my shoulders from heart trouble. My heart would palpi tate, flutter, then skip beats, until 1 could no lonrjer He in bed. Night niter night 1 walked the floor, for to lie down would have meant sudden death. My condition seemed nlmojt hopeless when 1 began taking Ur. Miles' Heart Cure, but it helped me from the first. Later 1 took l)r. Miles' Nervine with the Heart Cure and the effect was aston ishing. 1 earnestly Implore similar suf ferers to vc these remedies a trial" Sold by all Druggists on guar&nto.o. Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ina. performance at tho asylum Tuesday ovonlng for tho entertainment of the patients. In tho rolo of minstrels, tho Salem Elks havo outltlad themsolves to recognition as tho host of entertain ers, as well as tho Host Peoplo on Earth. Tho program Tuosday ovonlng was much appreciated by tho poor un fortunntos who wero the delighted spectators, and a numbor of Invited from tho olty. o County Clork Hall on Tuosday after noon issued mnrrigo llconsos as fol fel fol eows: Mrs. Edith C. Stlpo and Junius Rogers; Delia Edmunson and Charles Stanton; Mahol Shupp and George M. Mttngor, Jr. PERSONALS. Mrs. W .A. Mooros is visiting In Portland. Mrs. H. W. Meyers has returned from Portland. Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Cuslck woro In Portland today. C. V. Ovorbaugh, of tho O. It. & N. Company, is in tho city. W. II. Sellwood hns gono to Iloso burg to spond a few days. Miss Mabel Konndy hns returned from a visit to hor homo In Woodburn. J. P. TIchnor, of this city, hns boon confined to tho house for snvornl days. Mrs. T. W. Davenport and Miss Dav enport, of Sllvortou, woio lu town yos torday. J. II. Ilrooks, Sr of Sllvortou, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. It. II. Leabo. Mrs. P. I). Southwlck has gono to Tho Dalles, to attend n Woodmnn log rolling. Guo rH o L. Drown, of Stnyton, nnd Dr. Hansom, of Tumor, wore in the city today. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Stoelhnmmer have gone to HrowiiHVllle to spend their vncntlnn. S. Mundoll, G. I,. Hose, Clayton Young, und J. C. Ooodnlo went to Portland today. Mrs. .John Holninn left' today to spend tho sumnior nt San Prnnolsco nnd Santa Hosa. Mrs. G. W. Mattln, of Portland, Is in Salem, to attond tho Hhupp-Mungor wedding tonight. Mrs. A. E. Austin has returned to Woodburn, after a visit with tho fam ily of M. h. Jones. O. I. Kinney, of Seattle, representing John Martin & Co., olectrlcal engin eers nnd contractors, was In Salem today. Mrs. W. E. Loughmlller, an old pion eer of Marion county, Is reported dan- gernusiy III wmi unguis aiseuee, ju her homo near Sllvortou. Mrs. J .11. Hlggins, of Drownsville, who has been at the Salem Hospital for treatment, left for home today, ac companied by her husband. llyron Loomls, who has been attend ing tho North Paoiflo Dental College, in Portland, has returned to Salem for the summer vacation. Mrs. George Chandler, of San Fran cIsco, who has been a guest at the home of W. It. Anderson, has gone to Portland to visit Mrs. Levi Ilalmer. Mrs. Sarah A. Miller, of Jewell county, Kansas, is here visiting her daughter. Mrs, H. A. Harris. Mm. Miller will remain lu Salem for the summer. Robert Gardner, of Portland, and William Ferguson, of Taeoma, swat TuMuinv with their brother. A. II. Gardner, of thin eity. Mr. and Mr. II. G. 8onnewaj. of Glendale. Adolph Amslr, of San Fnw- ciaco. and Jos. SteierL of Utack Dia mond. Wash., are la U city attend ing the funeral of the tet Jacob Am ler. Mr. and Mr. B. C .CtjaiMjwu. of' Cteekamu; MJm SHelta Howard, of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. K. Hw a Mr. and Mrs. J. W. mmmt. of Iort land. aUMd the fHiflUn wed ding Thursday aftm-noe. . o IrsJ Krtvln nranosiaeesl U 8to- jmoHt airship "a soar awl a - delu - DumoHt airship Ua" on U (sroad that "a ballooa wlik a paWte earn Bvr V ot ar practical " The fact ramaiaa mv dleNUti. Mwewr. that tht Hraslllaas lntesiUoa hi the wily dlrlslUte ma cblae whUh baa thsvs far navlcated the air. k miJrBBf flBtfcfil JJ THE DAILY JOURNAL, 8ALr, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, i,JkK4i,JA.AAiK4txA.i&, ' Market Quotations 1 odayX jgtJ "Make Salemji Good Home Market" 3f Wheat, Oafs. Etc Vifitt-G4o Onte-31e i'arlej Jin per ton. Flax ChfIi, NorlhvscBt, $1 TO. I Live Stock Market. Stccre 44c. Cow c 3 W 4o. Sheep IH.oOgross tofrt.70 Diesml w-ul flints. Hogs, alive fic Hoiib, (IroAiwl 14 Wool and Mohair. Coarse wool 13c. Medium 14c. Fine 14c. Mulinlr 21 to L'3c. Flour, lls, Feed, etc. -Ruled client f'.GO to $3. Clover 17.00. Feed barley fl!) per ton, Brnn-fl8 60 Shorte 120.50. Flour, wholesale t'2 06. Dairy and Creamery Products. Dniry butter 12)$u. Orcrttnery 20c. More lfiu. FirBt-clasB country, pur roll She. Cream nt creamery, pan akimmiMj, 17c. Separator Hkimmod 20c. Stelncr's Market. Chickens 0 to llto. Spring 12)4 to 16c EfRa per dozen, 14c. ..'Deafness Cannot Be Cured, by local applications, as they cannot rach tho diseased portion ot tho ear. Thoro is only ono way to euro deaf ness, and that Is by constitutional remedies. Dcnfnesa is cnused by an Inflamed condition of tho mucous lin ing of tho Eustachian Tube. Whon this tube gets inflamed you havo a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and whon it Is cntiroly closed deaf ness is tho result, and unless tho In flammation can bo taken out nnd this tubo restored to its normal condition, hearing will bo dostroyod forovor; nlno ensos out of ton aro cnusod by catarrh, which is nothing but an In flamed condition of tho mucous sur fucos. Wo will give Ono Hundred Dollars for any caso of doafnoss (caused by catarrh) that cannot bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Curo. Bend for circu lars freo. P.J. CHENEY & CO.,Tolodo, O. Sold by druggists, 76c. flail's Family Pills aro tho best, o "The Book of the Presidents." Dy General Churlos II. Grosvonor, 20 years mombor of Congress. Pro uouucod tho most sumptnus and mng nltlcontly beautiful book ovor Issued lu tho United Statos. Contains 28 Inrgo full pngo Photogravure- Por traits, roptoducod from tho bost paint ings in tho Whlto H6uso, tho Congros slonnl Library, tho , Corcoran Art Qallory of Washington and tho Cup Itol Ilulldlng. Uoth Prosldont McKIn loy and President Iloosovolt posed specially in tho Whlto Houso for tholr portraits to bo usod only nnd exclu sively in this work. Tills Is tho groat ost honor conforrod on any publica tion ovor issued In this country. It Is a work tlint will rolloct credit upon tho nntlon. Every patriotic Amorlcnn cltlzon wll buy It. High class mou and women employed on commission or part salnry and part commission. $1B00 guaranteed for a year's work. Also manngor. wanted to iiavo ehargo of agents and corrospondunco, look nftor the ndvertlslug nnd other work. Fortunes can bo in ado on tills publica tion within tho noxt throo yonra. for tonus and circulars. Address THE CONTINENTAL PRESS, Cor coran Ilulldlng, Opposlto Unltod Statos Troasury, Washington, D. C. 4-2tf-w& Buah and Geer. A. liuih anil Gov. Onor mot at Uni ty church Sunday morning, nnd the following trnnHjilred: lJiuh How can ws prevent a Daino crnt HiiukliiK Heimhllrnn ukkh? (Jeer I don't know. How would yon prevent it? Ilimli I don't know of any wny, hut to hreak the ww? Mr. liuih lay he onoe cured a youiiK dog of the egf(itcklnK liahlt by giving him a hot eg. He never Huckod ennti HgMlll. TIRED OUT. There's iuy a fcriner's wifenlteon the porch in tli jroiiiK shadowy of n tMiij. iner evnic hiK.miiK to the full what it ie to feel tired out ; as if there wan not another onuee of effort led in her. Hut lie knowe now bound htr lum lr will be and how ref itu1i1 Utei::oTHinjV.ill find her. That's the tirelne of h healthy woman. Hut it' another thing for the sick wotnan to feel tired out. Reat only fseetnt U inciee her suffering. Just ae ut jtrofouiKl kWce a dweord Jen the ear istore forcibly, mi now tnat she hue stopped this tired wowutn ftel more acutely the aching back and tbrobbiWK nervee. Sick vKHiien. htuidreU of thousands of Otetn, have been made weU by the u of Dr. Pierce's laonte Prescription. It eeUbhsbee regHUtrity, driee weakening drains, heals iHfkMHHWtion and ulcera tion ami cures female weakness. Wonfe aumA ull what I Mtttrrwi fer IWr- TZSZ:,-. .k.nb m ktu wt btck wnlM Mn. laha MrkittS ofOfTll AMtnih BllaoM IMM Kf Te UBl (iMCtltK IttC MtMTV K WM v tKt Wee at a ttwr . I eeuld t W es: r .tte&&i ' tJUlTify ifc "''" ""'.,i!S fUEnZ-mrTw eew.wes.aa. r.lA rml UUl ttkcl nr . a .. - - ... die astaw Aaeru iswteTav Tbe Coutntou Sense Medical Aivtaer, ' W asaw " -w" la mmr., . ...... tnsav HU W oa recew "?V-f' dxpesue or 3 aUfflpa for the volume bound la doi. AdTet Dr. Pto, Bniblo. N.Y. IM. HMW. " .-" - r-r. - , . - fmBf 190& WBHWfciMBtrHlacC' TrSsuKninfBCviSXKBflliHHHRHBJIHiHBiRHRHBI Tho Kind You Ilnvo Always Dcniglit,. antl -which has hecn. In tiso for over 30 years, 1ms liorno ilio slgnatnro of ry and has hcon mado under his por- fj jC-Ti-. onal siipcrvlslru slnco its infancy. wSTTV; '&CCS4K Allow no ono odi'otvoyouintlils. All GotmtoiTcits, Imitations nnd" ju.st-o8rood"nro hufe Experiments that trlllo with at i emlatif;cr L'o health oS Inflmts and Children Exnorl' .too against Exnorlmont. hat is OASTORIA Castorla in a hnrmlc.ej stthstltuto for Caator Oil, Pnro gorlc, Drops nnd Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, JMorphlua lior other Narcotic tmlistnr.cc. Its njfo Is Ita cruarantco. It destroys Wins and nllays Fovcrlsluicss. It cures Dlttrrhooa and Wind OolU. It relieves Teething Tr-jtiblcs, cures Gonstlpctlon nnd Flatulency. It asslmllales tho Food, regulates tho Stoiunch ',iml Dowel?, glvi,ir healthy and natural sloop. Tho Cb'jdreu'M Panacea- Tho Mother's Frlonrt. CErJSWE CASTOR! A ALWAYS 9 Joars tlio Cfi&ffffl&(5u Thb Kind You Haie Always Bought En Use For Over 30 Years. thc ccriTAun company, tt AS arresslal Since we came to 307 Commercial St. we have gained many new customers, and the most olour old friends found us. We have beth r facilities for handing our goods, Our expenses are much less whichenables us to give b.-ltcr bar gains to customers. Those who;have traded with us lound it so, and those who hae not, will find bargains in our cloth ing. See our 54.00, 5.00, $7.50 and 10 suits and you will not go away empty handed. Come and take our 21c corsets, they sell from 51 to 52 each elsewhere, Extra bargains in lace cm la ins N FFPIFHrtI R M 307 Commercial Street, J. I lYiUJJrU 111, Opposite the Postofflce. P. S. 8, PrliHltnan (tho ain'Moiu'or,) hni jiUolIlcn with itn. LAND PLASTER Now i tho tlinu In lint thin ffrtllirer. in the city. SEED Wo luive tho Inrunst Ptook in thn olty Priiuwnru loMui tlinu uvor. (.'til nnd euo ...BREWSTER 91 Court St. FHEDMEN AND All Ladies SARGENT GEM Arc pleased with it, and they will pass along the word that the Gem is an indispensable kitchen utensil, that it is useful daily, that there is nothing like it for preparing subsfantialand dainty dishes, that it adds to home economy by utilizing "Jcft overs," Housekeepers want Sargent's Gem Food Chopper asfsoon as they hear of it, A' X R. M. WADE & CO. Do Your Horses Good Hay? U'cHre irupid to furnUli It. We Iisvj ulovir, tin Hi and t inolhy lmy o lit bett ijnallty, Our pr ue are the Inwoet uouK. SAYAGB & RHJID 322-324 Com'! &t SEUDSMEN AtfPiitM (or the Inlerniitloiml slook food. ...TRY OUR NEW GOODS. Cheese Sandwich. Long Branch Ci acker, Snow Drop Crackers, Oysterelles.Buiter Wafers, Lemon Wafers. Graham Wafers H-ARRITT & LaOJRENCB Old Vmi OIHie Urouury. XF."Gr60DB Salem's Greatest House Furnishing Department Store. Chapter O9U stoves 'and ranges by thc car load, Fixtures and repairs kept solcy by us, 1 S3.OO0.000 1 y Worth of 80 pound steel rails, 50 new locomotives, e $ and 55 new coaches, chair cars, dining and 5j ff cafe cars is the record of the j; i Uanuu Uteiuvt year. makiiiK iuiieii.oi m'oieni awu huio-mi( raiirau r. HiamiiK iltiieiiioet iu'lfin mim hu- IH UIM B"apir). iratei uter 11 hmi C). B. rnAKR.tieu. I'as Agt..i. ritul mw II aiul I VI W "TMi. ..---" - - - - V, O. B. riU.NK.Ueu. Van Agt.,l Vf5ftffflWSVff ' . Tt " .. ",..... !..!... .!... l tUtaOOttUSiMoa Signaturo of muphiav .mitT, NtW TOUR OITT. lteniPinlior. wo f:11 tit tho lowest prlno CORN nnd ho.,ilno,t iptnlil)' ovir nhown huro etook. & WHITE... SEEDSMCN. Salem. Oregon Who Buy FOOD CHOPPER and Cows Like riiH imc niieat miniHiiifsi l-Ii. .Me, iteis Q.QIW riiLiv iIih Anut Miulojiluut earth. - .- ;- fZir-;---- Piietfle ! Move CLASSIFIED X A ADVERTISEMEKTS Advertisements, rive Hats or less. In this Column lasmea three times for 25c. Sue a Weelc.ji.SO a month. All over five lines at tlit &.imja rate. WANTED. Wanted. Uonrd nnd room In strictly privnto fntnlly, by young mnn of good hnhita. Must ho within flvo minutes walk of now iiostoiIiccAd dross A. II., Journal ofTtco. 4-283t Wanted. A httyor for n No. 1 milch or stock cow, fanning tnlll.two-horso hay rnko nnd corn ehaller. Inqulro nt Snluni Sonp Works, near Woolon Mills. 4-2C-tr Take" Halls", Ferry.-Onoof tho" boat fonds for traval or plonBnro Ib tho Hall's Kerry ronil up the rlvor to In tlopondonco, and all vnlloy points. A Ili-Ht-cluHs sorvico maintained at tho forry. A. D. 1'ottyjohn, prop.-i-2Stm Wanted. CnrpotB and rugs to clean, by Uio nuw conttifugal process, car pota not injured nnd thoroughly ron ovated nt small oxponso. I.oavo or ders nt 300 Marlon atreot. Work called for and dollvorod. Grovor & ICWnrds. 'Phono Dlack 2G4C. 2-27-tf Chatwln House. First door south ot M. B. church; now inanngomont; ev erything first-class and satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs. J. II. McCormlck, proprietor. 4-12-tf : ro stanITfou N D. Loiit. An Irish nottor malo, rod color, slipped hla collar and escaped Mon day, answers to tho namo of "Ulon die." Return to Dr. W. A. tjuslck, Salem, for roward. 4-29-3t Taken up-A hlg Bonol horso, with linltor on, four now bIioob,. Cull at old John ailhurt fiirm, aovon mlloa north ot Salem. N. V. Williamson. 4-2C-Ct - i in - " ..-,. ... Don't You Know Anything nbout Ed wards' Markot7 At 410 Stato Btroot. Uest placo to buy frosh nnd cured moats at tho lowcBt prices. I'hono 2C24. D, lSdwards, prop FOR 8ALE. Arlsto Hair Food la sold nnd ita use demonstrated by Mrs. Etta Kneoves. Phone Red 2331. 44-14-1m For Sale. Now and second-hand bug gies, new and second-hand npring wagoitB, huckboards and oarts, at tho Salute. Currlugo and Wagon Fac tory. Wornur Konnoll, proprietor, atll Commercial street, 4-lG-tf LODGES. Protection Lodrje No. 2, Anelont Or der Unltod Workmen, moots ovory Saturduy ovonlng In tho Ilolman Hall, corner of Stato utul Liberty Btrouts. Visiting brotliron wolcomo. B. A. McFnddon, M. W. J. A. Sellwood, llocordor. FORESTERS OF AMERICA Court Hliui-woad KoruHtoro No. 19. MootH Friday nights lu Turuor block. Ira Hamilton 0. H.; A. U Urown, Soo. CentrarLodao No. 18 K. of P. Castle Hull lu llolumu block, corner Statu and Llburty ntrootB, Tuesday of onoh wook at 7:30 p. in. Claud Townaqnd, 0. Ci Zoduc J. UlggB, K. ot 11. and S. TONSORIAL. Evans' Darber Shop. Only Jlrst-qlaaB shop on Stato Btroot. Evory thing now and up-to-date. Finwt porcelain hatha. Shuvo, ICo; hnlr-uut, 2&c; bnthH, 2Go, Two flrMlolasa booU blackB. C. W. KfftiiH, proprietor. Ryan's Shavlno Prlor. Suvon llrt uIuhh bnrbara ougngud. Fineat bath rooniB In olty. Wo ubo untlsuptlo Bturillzor. J. Uyniii I'rop. C.H. Nicholson Barber shop and norouliiln baths, at old Mills uhop, 800 Conuiiflrclnl BtroeL Antlsoptlo treatment of all tools and hatha. "hop AND PRODUCE DUYERB. J. Carmlchael Hop buyor.' Oflloo In IJiiBh-Uroymau building, Salem, Oro gou. Samploe ut olioloo hnpa solla Itml from all growerH. BUSINESS CARD8. J. H. Brewer, physician and auraeon. Office In Gray block. Rooms 7 and 0, Phone 01. Cnrm.ri1 Teamn Btaridlnn III front of the linrnoeu Btoro nexi 10 mu water i lug tank at the I.aiin & uuan unim and being llttwl with new harnosB b u oommon BlghL For pnrttoulars liKltilre of Hhafer'B Harnew Shop, 28 Commercial Street. 3-l-8m "osteopathy. OSntOPATJIV IaTiot a theory, but a practically demonstrated aoienco. Ur. tlraoe Albright, oetnbliBhed In prautlce Blnee 180Q. Orudimto of American School of Osteopathy, Klrkavllle. Mo. Second lloor 1.0.0. F. Temple. Phone Main S7M. Nt knlvue, no drugs, no faith. Oillce hourB 0 to 12 and 1 to 4 o'clock. Or, M. T. Scnoettle Uraduui Amen ..can School of Oateopathy, ICIrkB villa kin nrrtt-a In 'lluuu hlook. over' the Spa. Oillce huura 8.30 to 11:30 and 1 to 4. 3-rt PROFESSIONAL NURSES. Mrs. M. F. Flfer, Professional Nurse, reeldence S4th and Qal; BtreeU Phone Itwl 2148. 4 -Mm Reward $100. TUere lielHg a belief prYHhnt tit the HUhborhool that thst dwedllrm owned Uy Mm. Jennie llunee. .which was desitroyed by (Ire on April lS.4fOS, wan Mt on tire by an Ineendlury, we hereby offer a reward of 1 104 to aay isenon who will furnish Btilllrlent evi dence to convict the guilty irty. THIS OHIWON, KIRK IUUF AIM. McMrnnville, Or. A. C Chandler, Uety. 4 29 t. 0 ' CASTOR I A "For infants and Children. liiB Kind You Havo Always Bought - " 1 1 C. H.MACK Huccessor to Dr., J. ?.r. Koflho. In' Whlto Cornor, Balem, Orugonv'Cartleltj dcBlrlng superior "opor'atldns at Mrjd'' crnto foo In any branch are in ospoclal request. ? S. C. STOKEM.i D; rkOPniETOROF- T s Stone's Drug Stores SALEM, OREGON. Tho ntorca(two In numbor) aro located at No, 23S and 297 Commercial ot, nnd aro well stocked with a completo lino ot drugs and medicines, toilet L .U- articles, porfumory, brushes, eta, v lias uau some 3d years oxporlenca In thn nrnrtlrn nt tnir1lnln nnrl nnw makoa no ehargo for consultation, oi nmlnntion or proscription. CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Moots nil mall and passenger trains. Oaggago to all parts of tho city. ' Prompt service. Tolophono No. 241. HOMYBIl & HEDKIQK. $1,500 Guaranteed" Yearly To high claaa man or woman, with chnnco lor promotion and advanced salary, to havo ehargo small. offlco at homo or In homo town to at tend to corroapondonco, advertising nnd othor work. Business ot highest ordor and backed by solid men finan cially nnd politically. A groat opportunity for the right porson. Enclose solf-addrespcd stnmpod onvel opo for full particulars to WALTER n. REDMAN, GENERAL SUPETtlN TENDKNT, Corcoran Building, Oppo slto United StAtes Treasury, WASH INGTON, D. O. 3-20-tf THE ELIfECAFE 208 Commercial Street Menls at all hours. Onnn dnyand nlitht. . .-.. iisi On'ly placo In tho city handling tho i fa nidus ' OLYMPIA BEER- -' Is the Reception fimoon. Wholotnlo nnd retnll. E. BCKBRLBN, Prolelor STEUSLOFF BRS. Dealer In Live Stoc),- Wholesale and rotall butcher: and alt pneuors. ah Kinus or iresn i ana sal inp.''yacor meatH. Flno etuisngos, hntn on and lard. 310 Commercial Your Step Matliey' Is still horo busy no over, and whon your ololhiw aro all out ot ordor, worn, with buttons off, thko them to hbryat tho Snlom Dyo Works. At this establishment you can got anything sot to rigUts, from a pair, ot . glovoB, to tho most olabornto' allied gown. A gontlomnn can g'ot htnhatO clcanod, hla troiiBora cronspdrr" hia" . wholo suit rojuvenatod to suit his ' taBto, also four suits a month for 1. Buttons sowed on, rips Bowed up, aulta proBsod on short notico. Now goqda shrunk for drossmnklng. LOOK Wo aro proparod to go after , nnd deliver aulta prossod by tho month , MRS. C. H. WALKER 195 Commercial Street. SOULE BROS Z , PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS; For Site m end vtclsltv rORTLAND on lesve orders at Ceo wiirs musit store, Siskiyou Water At wlioleinlo, and will deliver In doit en lots to families. I'ut up puro t Sla kyou Spriniis without any nrtiflclitl pro 1 eaee. Tho grontuet health water on mirth. R. H. Leabo & Co. Toluphoni) null. Salem,. Oregon.j BTRJONEgi Attorney at Law Toledo, Oregon. Wns clork nt circuit court, for six, yonra and hnfl an up-to-dnto abstract of all proporty in Lincoln county... . .- O. C, T, Co'si rASbllMCUR STEAMER" POMONA Ltaves for PortUal Monlsy. ' Wednf sdsysnd Priosy,iOs.tti. For CorvsiUs Tucsday.Tburs lay oa Saturday at 5 p m. QuickTime, Cheap Rates., Deck: Foot of Trade st. M. P. UALDWIN, AtL OFFICE CITY HALL For water eervlce apply nt offlca. Dills payable monthly in advance. Mako all complaiutH nt tho oluco. CEDAR POSTS AND SHINGLES I now have plenty ot ablnglea on hand to 111 I all orders promptly. They are aawed shingles and you hate fqur gradee to select from. Come and get my prleea on fenoe posts beforo buy ing elsewhere. 8. p. Mccracken, 14th and Nebraska sts., Enalswood. llUIE ViNGSAiXG CO. 140 STATE ST. Iii'silntuftcrs for ail kinds of import l Qhlneioand Japanvee (anoy goodsl tike, chlnaware, mnilnu, etc. A I'll, Hue of ladles' li.nilshliijf goods. Gar ineula made to order a specialty. All orders promptly and latlelnctorlly, Now tow prloes. . , - i i ' '" m i' " Quicic Repair Shop String in your bleyole and get It rc paired. There, la no excuse, fgx. your wheel looking eo shabby when youTau it enameled here to look like a now b eyele, FRANK J. MOORE 109 Court Bt. PbweSttH, Salem later tt u A 1A "A '--sr'WLWaA ytsa -i i