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THE DAILY JOURNAL, sALElv., OREGON. THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1902.
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WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVAL8.
Honry Harlan, Portland.
Chas. K. Wlioetar ami wlfo, Fort
PtlltgO.
W. It. wulil, San Francisco.
S. D. Hrastow, San Francisco.
Hugono Shelby, Portland.
Cook Patton, city.
O nonce, Portland.
Oeorgo D .Lunt, Chlcngo.
(leorge Tnrrell, San Francisco.
F S. II. Prentiss and wlfo, San Fran
clsro. W. S. Stile, Chicago.
V. II. llomalno, Now York.
Mrs. M. E. Hamilck, Chlcngo.
I.. C. Spencer, Portland.
Paul C. Bates. Portland.
V. W. Powoll, Tncoma.
, M. F. RtimclBlnirg, New York.
A. J. Mosor, Portland.
0. W. Jonos. Portland.
W. A. Newton, Chlcngo.
W. Knykeiulall, Eugene.
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The Real Cause of Dandruff and Bald
ness. At one time dandruff was attributed
to bo the result of n fcvorlsh condition
of the scalp, which threw off the dried
cuticle In scales.
Professor Unna, Hamburg, Ger
many, noted nuthorlty on skin dis
omies, explodes this theory .and says
th nt dandruff Is a germ dslcase.
The germ Is really responsible for
the dandruff, and for so many bald
heads. It can bo cured If It Is gone
about In tho right way. The right way.
of course, and tho only way, 1b to kill
tho germ.
Newbro'a Hcrplclde does this, and
causes tho hair to grow luxuriantly.
Just as nature Intended It should.
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ea ibo s) lM Kind You HaveAlwars Bcrajh
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Fresh Fish.
Wo always havo the best lino of
tresh 11 sh In tho city. Give us n call
nml you will bo woll satisfied.
F1TTS & DOTY.
A Wall Paper Fad.
Honry WIprut, who presides at tho
cigar stand at tho corner of Stnto and
Commercial streets, has just had some
paper put onto his walls, which repre
sents a 'coaching scone, tallyho party
and n fox hunt nil combined, and at
tracts much Interest. This kind of
paper Is a new fnd In the East, and
this Is the first sample in Oregon.
Huron & Hamilton were guilty of put
ting It up, and would no doubt repent
tho offonco on tho sllghtost provoca
tion. Tho wholo thing romlnds a fel
low of the days when ho used to tnko
Ills boit girl out riding in tho dense
forest, only to find that every other
fellow had selected the same drive.
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A Few Pointers.
The rocont statistics of tho number
of dentlis show that tho largo majority
dlowlth consumption. This dlsonso
may commonco with nu nppnrontly
harmless cough which can bo cured In
stantly by, Komp.3 Unlsnm for tho
throat and lungs, which Is guaranteed
to euro and rollovo all cosos Price 23
cents, and CO cents. For snlo by all
druggists. 1
Use Allen's Foot-Ease.
A powdur to bo shakon Into the
shoos. Your feet feel swollen, norvous
and hot, and get tl-ed oaslly. If you
have smarting foot or tight shoos, try
Allon's Foot-Enso. It cools tho feet
and niakee walking oasy. Curos
swollon, Bwontlng feot, Ingrowing
nails, blistors and callous spots
Rollovos corns ami bunions of nil
pnln and give rost and comfort. Try
It today. Sold by all druggists and
shoo storos for 26c. Trlnl package
FREE. AddroBS, Allon S. Olmsted,
Loltoy. N. Y. 3
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Spring Lamb.
We have a fluo supply of fresh
spring lamb and lino snusngo. at Fon
diieh's Market.
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tJwrs tfc A " K'nd Yf" Hlrt & "
Notice to the Public.
I). S. Bontley has not sold out or
gono out of the wood business. Ha Is
ready to supply his customers with
Roach Harbor lime and Alien and oth
er belt brands of cement. Also sand
or gravel, the best the Island or rlvor
affords. Office for the present with
Tillson. Bartlett & Co., on High street,
opposite court house. Phone 1551,
Thanking my patrons for past favors,
and hoping to merit a continuance of
the samo by good service, I remain
very respsotfully. D- S. Dentley.
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Call for City Warrants.
Notice Is hereby given that thero ae
funds on hand applicable to the pay
ment of all warrant of the City of Sa
lem, drawn on the general fund,
endorsed on or before April 0. 1002.
The holders of Bald warrants will
please present them for payment at
I add & Bush's bank, as interest will
tease from and after this date.
JOHN MOIR.
City Treasurer
Salem. Oregon, April 30. 19o2 5 1 l"t
Facts ar? SliibborD Thin
crmtrrurMr. MFVV
OP 3E3C DES
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Only the finest wines. nauoi&. '
waters and clears kept In stock. f
ALEX CORNOYER, Propnefor
Cor, State and Commercial Streets.
SALEM SOCIAL WORLD
AND
PERSONAL MENTION
Calendar of Local Events.
May 9 Salem Civic Improvement
League meets.
May 1G Grcntor Salem Commercial
Club rally at city hall.
July 4 Greatest celebration In Ore
gon at Salem.
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Shupp-Munger Wedding.
One of tho prettiest church weddings
over hold In Salem was that which at
tended the marriage of Miss Mabel,
youngest dnughtcr of Rev. and Mrs. N
Shupp,-to Mr. George M. Mungcr, Jr.,
on Wednesday evening, April 30, 1902.
The ceremony was performed nt tho
Chomoketa-stroot Evangollcal church
nt 8 o'clock last evening by tho bride's
father. Rev. N. Shupp, In tho presence
of nbout 200 Invited guests, who were
conducted to tholr seats by Messrs R.
A. Watson and S. A. Slowort, who
served n ushers.
The little chapel hnd been very beau
tifully decorated for tho occasion. At
tho rear of tho pulpit was a bank of
perfect apple blossoms, whllo festoons
of Ivy wero arranged from tho celling
and chandeliers. Tho pink and green
effect resulting from tho dcoorntlons.
coupled with tho dainty red light from
tho tissue-paper-covered electric light
globes, was especially pretty. Tho al
tar railing was covered with dogwood,
which, with some very choice ferns.
completed tho church decorations.
At tho appointed hour Miss Jean
Shupp, a sister of the bride, entered tho
church auditorium, and, to accompnnl
ment on tho plnno by Miss Wlnnlfred
Byrd, very expressively snng "Protes
tntlons," by Morris. At tho conclusion
of tho selection, Miss Byrd began tho
execution of Iohcngrln's wedding
march, to tho stialns of which the
bridal party entered. The groom, at
tended by W. H. Burghardt, Jr.. as
groomsmand, nml preceded by tho offlcl
ating clergyman, Rev. Shupp, passed
up tho side aisle and took their places
before tho pulpit. Miss Neva Oris
wold, attired In a gown of blue silk,
and carrying an arm boquet of pink
carnations, was mnld of honor, and
marched up tho center aisle, followed
by llttlo Miss May Roadman and Mas
ter Marian Martin, who scattered
jobos In tho bride's pathway. The
bride followed unattended. Hot nntur
al beauty was onhnnced by her wed
ding gown, which was a white silk or
gandie, and sho can led a beautiful
boquet of bride's loses. At the oltai
tho In Ido was Joined by Mr. Munger.
and the Impiesslvo mnrriago coie
mony or the Evnngollcnl church was
poi formed by Row Shupp. Dining the
ceremony Miss Byrd proslded at the
plnno, nnd softly rendered a rosnry by
Nevln. which contilbutod to the lru
prcsslvonoss of tho Borvicc. After the
coromony the bridal party and n few
Intlmnto friends ropalrod to tho homo
of tho brldo adjoining tho church,
whoro nn olognnt wedding suppor was
sorved.
Nolthor of tho contracting partlos
roqulros any Introduction to Snloiu
people. The hi Ido Is well-known In
Salem, whoro Hho has had sovorni
years' rosldonce, and nttonded Wll
lnmotto Unlvorslty. Sho Is possessed
of a swoot disposition, which, with hor
commondablo womanly traits of char
acter is responsible for hor wldo and
popular ncqualntnnco. Tho groom Is
one of Salem's roprosontntlvo young
buslnoss men, and Is hoad snlosman
In tho "largo dry goods houso of T.
Holvorson & Co., of this city. He Is
a young man of high charactor and
strict Intogrlty. nnd an acquaintance
with hltn servos to causo an admira
tion of his porsonnl qualltlos.
Mr. and Mrs. Mungor loft this morn
ing for Soasldo for n fow days' visit,
whon thoy will return to Salem and
resldo.
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured
By local applications, as they can
not roach tho disonsod portion of the
onr. Thoro Is only one way to euro
deafnoas, and that Is by constitutional
remodlos. Donfnoss is causod by an
Inflamed condition of the mucous
lining of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube gets Inflamed you nave a
rumbling or Imperfect hearing, and
when It is entirely closed deafness is
! the rosult, and unlose the Inllammatlon
can be taken out nnd this tune re
stored to Ita normal condition, hearing
will bo destroyed forever; nine cases
out of ten are caused by catarrh, which
is nothing but an Inllamed condition of
the mucous surfaces.
We will give one hundred dollars for
any case of doafnoss (caused by ca
tarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's
Catarrh Curo. Send for circulars, free.
F .J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 76c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Sbv Ilnil Waited For II.
ne (about to uak for 1 kiwi-1 bare
an Important question to ask you.
She (playfully)-I know what It U.
Georse. You want me to be your wife.
"WelL take roe.
He (rather taken aback) - This
i.... .,.,l,lnn Isn't It?
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BOBIiMwiji -..-"" ---;-
She (tenderly)-i uo" '"" ""
whether It U sudden for you or not. but
I hae waited for It for three yorfc-
AND UP'TO'DATE,
NOBfiS "
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YOUR BLOOD IN MAY MUST
PRODUCE TRUE VITAL
ITY OR DISEASE.
Paine's Celery
Compound
Expels All Winter Impurities
and Poisons from the
Blood and Builds Up the
Entire System.
An Astonishing Proof of
Blood Cleansing and Re"
storation to Complete
Health.
True health can only bo maintained
by keeping tho body free of acid and
sluggish blood and morbid waste mat
tors. Tho blood that Is pumped
through tho hoart to all parts of tho
body, carries nourishment and health,
or poison nnd the Bacds of disease.
Close confinement In badly ventilat
ed offices, storos nnd workshops dur
ing tho winter months, has lowered
tho vitality of tens of thousands. Pol
sons nnd imputltlos havo boon Im
planted In the blood; those agents of
denth must be expelled If health would
bo maintained during tho coming sum
mer. Tho month of May should be reno
vating nnd bulldlng-up time with tho
vast army of weak, debilitated nnd
broken down men. women and young
people.
If tho work of purifying nnd vitaliz
ing tho blood bo long doforrod, erup
tions, blotchos, sores, eczema, scrof
ula, erysipelas, and othor dangers, are
suro to bo your portion.
Paine's Celory Compound meets
successfully nt this season all unheal
thy conditions of the blood. It Is tho
only medlclno that can guarantoo per
fect purification of tho vital fluid; that
can give tho truo nutriment to the
norves nnd tissues; thnt can bestow
now life, vigor and strongth for tho
onjoymont of summer nnd tho pros
ecution of life's duties.
Mr. George Schmidt. 20 West Third
stieot. Cincinnati. Ohio, briefly nnd
foiclbly wiltos lognrdlng his rescue
fiom a slow but suro denth; he says
"Since Infnncy I have boon bothered
with Impuio blood nnd nervousness. I
tiled nlmost nil known remodlos, and
went to many physicians, hut nothing
scorned to do me any good until a
druggist recommended Pnlno's Celery
Compound. I used this great medicine,
and boforo l finished two bottlos I
found relief. I am now using my sixth
bottlo. nnd novor Telt bottor In my
llfo. .My norvousnoss Is nil gono, nnd
my skin clenior thnn ovor It wns."
DIAMOND DYES color fonthors and
ilbbons. Unsy. Excellent. Economical.
tBRBED&mS)
In 11 paper lend before the lown
state fnrme'rH' Instlluto Mr. A. I.atl
mer WlNon said;
1 xiiy uuhesltatliKly thnt the draft
hoi se Is the bent and most prolltnblo
horse for the farmer to raise. I wiy so,
tlrst, because my experience nnd ob
...rvnilnii Jim ni-nveil Hint n Inrffer
pereontneo of draft hoises raised In
iimrketiiblu than of oilier breeds.
I am often asked which Is the safest
and beit draft bleed to innto with
your mint's. I nuswer: ICncli of the
iccngulxei dm ft breeds hns ts re
upectlve merits. While I am 11 Brent
lidinlicr of the Pen-heron horse, espe-
I Lilly to inlsv In this Brent iiBrlculturnl
state, I am forced to believe that tho
Shire horse Is tho best and sufost she
lu view of the Brent forelfiii domand
II nt has Rrown up In the past few
f.11t. for the heavy draft horse.
. 1-jn In Chlenuo recently, I was told
b, u eommlsHlou man thnt out of the
21 r re'-jn buyers thoro nt thnt time 1
01 ilu'in wero buyluB for tho English
nnrkt-iK. Certainly there Is a fireut
fu re for the breeder of first class
d-:ifi horses. In selecting your mares
tu Ineed be careful you do not KOt them
too I nu or light boned, but rather on
tl e coarser and more open order Mate
tin 111 with heavy boned, good quality
111 1 stylish shoe, nnd you will reap the
b.t result. This l my theory, and
It has given me tho best results. Al-u-m-ii
luoklnir out for the bone lu u
draft home, we can usually put on the
U'Ht, but we enmiot food on Iwne. It Is
h fact that us long as a Shire horse
f.-eds and bI"s pounds no gams oi
Inn. It Is not so with many of the
other draft brewls. Many of the draft
brewjs do not hnve the lone anil fen th
t.r to go Into our best feeding slnbles to
la- ilulMliwi out us wall na my good
friend Mr. Mcflrogor of Tlugley does
It Mr. Metirogor Is unquestlonnbl
the bt feeder In our great stale Ymi
vWII nud lu his bams nt this writing
turn the Shire hlwd predominates lu
nine out of ten qf his lwr.
TU nel Aie Tor 8lrn.
V turf Jenrwal publtahe" about four
po'uiiiiim of nguri awl fans luring
uu the question of young r old l ri
ant I the urtH-lunlou U that wui l.rk
lune Mrwl titeir greai ihm "'i
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MUd iohhi got " v. . --"
f hl iber wordH. there Is no Uw
,, w, mA, jH thle matter. The
terage weiHwr w w i" "-
u-utloii to tb a of lh fctallkHi jru
v 1,11 h la a vlforou Uonw. A ouiif
borw that la visorou. that has a koI
wwiltutkH. te far em .Ulrat4 tkau
......m l.uti ctiul r4st.
an oiti WH- iimii w "- "T-rz
sonauly sure- A vohl rwi. -
,MHllr avokl lllil. iJalMty J t -
l k-ida.1 sir. A awllton fu w llf
IH " , ,
aud rmdy for few mm "-
tuinalw to tlw Wa-L
Slir lu llar.ra.
. . .. ovaiil tha MMnatlthMI Of
iarw !. - '-- .';-, u i.
,w- rhsaaft awl im mm u m
S3K 7 RftHlMU. f
xsntioiml Htockiunn. Blzr is oho or tne
Important points of a high selling horse
nowadays. Quality counts for more
tliiin It ever did, but a small horse of
good iiunllty will not sell llko a good
sized one of the same quality. No
breeder should sacrifice stylo and
soundness for size, nor Is It necessary
to do so. Thoro are good big horses of
the vniloua types of classes to bo had.
Cooping .ium r;-'lnB Chicks.
1 do nut hrve any particular style 0!
roop a good roof nnd bottom of boards
always ninth so that It can be conven
iently cleaned. Twenty chicks to n hen
I think nbout right. The coops are
placed near the house for convenience
while the chicks are young, moving
them farther nway as they grow older.
At about 5 or 0 weeks they are located
near a blue grass pasture, with a num
ber of npple trees for shade. Here
they hnvo range until cold weather
drives them Into winter quarters.
My first food for little chicks Is dry
wheat bread moistened with sweet
milk. This Is good enough for tho tlrst
day. The second day oatmeal and mil
let seed are given, with mica grlL They
get water from the start. Up to 4
weeks old their food Is bread moistened
lu milk, millet seed, oatmeal, com
bread baked ns for the table and crack
I'd wheat. After they nre 4 weeks old
I discontinue) the ontmcnl nnd bread
and milk nud feed millet seed, whole
wheat nnd cracked corn, with corn
brend for breakfast, baked the day be
fore. After the chicks are i! mouths
old t feed 11 bran mash consisting of
one-third each of ground oats, com nnd
wheat bran, moistened with milk, clab
ber or sour milk preferred. This t feed
In the evening, all they will eat.
1 follow this method of feeding the
old fowls, belle Ing the evening tho
proper time for soft food. For lato
hatched broods (sny the last or Jlino or
first of July hatches) l know of no
place better for cooping than near n
cornfleld, with a clover meadow near
by. The com furnishes plenty of shade
through the warm days, and the clover
field supplies grasshoppers. I have hnd
good results from Into broods raised In
this manner. O. I. Klug.
Very IJInnKrcpnblr,
Summer Belle -There go two of the
most disagreeable men I've met this
season.
Friend-Are they? Why?
Summer Belle One of them stnres
me out of countenance, nnd the other
won't look nt me nt all. New York
WncUlv
Market Quotations Todays
T "Make Sskm a Good Home Market" X
Wheat, Osts, nic.
Wheat -oMe
Ots-31o
I'nrley fill per ton.
Mux CbpIi, NortliweBt, t
70.
1 Live Stock Market.
Stecrc !(3U6c.
Cnu. SSifgle.
Sheep-:i.60 gross to f 3.75
Dteshed enl ()c
Hogs, nil vo 64 e
llotfc, drerpptl
Wool and Mobalr.
Conre wool 1 lie.
Medium He.
l-'lne 1 lo.
Mohair 21 to S.'le.
Flour, Hay, Feel, Etc.
Baled client f7 60 to $S.
Clover 7.00.
Feed bsriev f 111 jior Ion.
Hrnn IK 60
Shorte i'M 60.
Flour, wholesale $2 (15.
Dairy aol Creamery Products.
Dairy butter 12Jtfc.
Creamery 20c.
More 16c.
Flrst-clafs country, per roll 36c.
Cream nt creamery, pan skimmed
17c.
Keparutor aklmmoil 20o
Stelner-s Market,
Chickens I) to llln.
Spring 12 to lOu
KgK! Vir doiCtm, 1 lo.
APPOINTS A COMMITTEE
To Work for the Beautifying of the
City.
The Frutomal Union of America, at
tholr regular mooting on Wodnosdny
evening, nppolntod n delegation of ton
members to lepresent tho order nt the
cltlzons' moss meeting on Friday ovon
Ing, May Oth, which Is to ho hold for
tho purposo of organizing a Capital
City Improvement Longuo. Following
aro those nnnied: Dr. C. II. Robert
son, Judgo John II. Scott, Frank P.
Cnldwoli, Charlwi 1.. Dnvls, W. P.
Babeock, II O. White. O. J. Hull. J. N.
Starr. Arthur I). Welch and Chas. E.
Bier
SlomocEis on Stills.
The man who puts on stilts doea not In
crease his actual stature by the breadth of
a hair. He ftels taller while he's on the
stilts, and when he s off them lie feels
Biioncr iiihii iic tin
felt. Stimulants arc
the stilts of the stom
ach. They make a
man feel Ixitter for the
time ling, Wit lie
feels a great ileal won
for them afterwartl.
, Theiieeuol the man
whose stomach is
weak" Is not stimu
lation but strength.
Dr Pierce's GoUlen
Medical Discovery
crfectly answers tlwt
need. It cure the dis
tMtt of the digeMlvc
and nutritive system
which make tne Mom
ach "weak." It en
able tlieiligewion ami
ZXZillSisZ
the nutrition on which
depends its fctrength.
I l,b Ian bulIlM Ol
Ir Htce CoMen Mod
Kl lNMuvry for ktonuch
trouUc. hiH (.UifHte
lAMdetw Oa.. V "It i
tHda't Uke any mor, I
Mt RMM aayiHiHK
bow lmutmwt
nnirari
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tXc iwrou laymf A Et"""". t
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w a3T5r i'a aiTkiiw ht i .
1 GJJ aw W H mA la for Pr HwW.GoUtu
fl AW iMw
Mli lMry -
. . Wl.iu. for m!tltirtkm U
, a dealer to make the little more
. P" " " , f , taetiuTU '
I Aim- 'le ikIm; You loc. Tlwe.
M. ijsvj -"r- -" v-
cdo auUtltutc for "Golden
.Prr'Jf" ' i. ma.t. Hlv hu
t-Ai., TVllaurv
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I TBe uuggwuHvet -- -
theuLFr. Wercf. Weaant Pelleta.
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Tho Kind You Havo AUrnys Bought, nml which lifts been,
in uso for ovor HO jenrs, lim horno thfj fllgrmtnro of
-- nml hns been nimlo under his poi
sl? ;-', sonnlstincrvlfllru fllnco its Infancy.
fuzC7, GUtSitM Allow no 0110 oucclvo you In tills.
All Counterfeits, Imitations nml Just-ns-j'ood'nro bufe
ISxpuriinonts that trillo with no I endanger t'to health off
Infants and Children Expert' aco ngalnst Eviorimont.
What is CASTOR I A
Cnstorin Is n hnrmlcfJ substltuto for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and S'.othtng Syrups. It Is Pleasant It
contains neither Opium, Morphlno nor other Nnrcotlo
Hitbstu.U'c. Its ago Is its guarantee. It destroys V wnt
nnd allays Fovcrishncss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Tr jttbles, cures Constipation
nnd Flntulncy. It nsslmilnu'S tho Food, regulates tho
Stomach nnd Dowels, glvf-.g healthy and natural sloop.
Tho Cl idren's Panacea- Tho mother's Friend.
CEr'JINE CASTOR! A ALWAYS
T.oars tho
(TaMk
Thb Kind You Have Always Bought
Sn Use For Over 30 Years.
THC eiNTOUH CO-..MNY, T MOHIIAV ITKIIT. W VOWK CITY.
Private Words for Women.
Tho eminent and successful electro
and medical physlclnn, Dr. Dan In, has
discovered and peifectcd n system of
treatment thnt has caused a revolution
In tho treatment of fomnlo diseases.
Whenever his olectrlcnl nnd medical
treatment Is tosted and known, It has
done away with excessive doslngs,
with nuuscous thugs and painful surg
lcnl operations, whoroby so ninny
precious livos hnvo boon lost.
As a discovery It ranks with Har
vey's discovery of tho circulation of
blood. It has proved In mora thnn a
thousand rnses of tho worst kind to
do n posltlvo euro for tho following
fomnlo dlsenses: Ovaiinu tumors,
polypus, uleoiatlon and dropsy of
womb. Inflammation, congestion nnd
falling of tho womb, painful nnd sup
pressed monstruhtlon, homing down
pains, hackaeho, headache, racking
couch, molnneholy. nhsonco of urn-
bltlon or desire to llvo, or, lu fnct, any
complaint having Uh origin In a ills
orddiod state of tho gonorntlvo and ne
compnnylng organs, whether fiom con
tnglous dlsensos, hereditary, tight lac
ing or othor cnusos.
His mothod of trentmout Is lutrin
luss, plonsnnt and mild. It Ih applied
directly to tho parts; can bo applied
by tho pntlont thouiBolvos, thus so
curing local trentmunt nt homo, ,nnd
Its application Is easy and simple. Us
curative action on tho Inllnmnd, con
gested nud ulcerated parts Is Immodl
uto. Dr. Dnirln lofruliiH from limiting
puhllo tho nnmos of huudrods of la
dies who hava boon restored to hoaltli,
with duo doforaiico to tho tlollcacy of
tholr allllctlons.
Tho doctor can bo consultod froo at
tho Willamette Hotel, Salem, until
Juno 1st. Hours 10 to d nnd 7 to 8.
Tho poor free, except medlclno. Tho
euro of cnturrrh, deafness, tumors,
lost mntihood nud womanhood, vurl
cocolo, hydrocele, blood taints, secret
vIcoh of youth nnd strleturo a spe
cialty, as woll its all chronic dlsensos.
Bnttory and holts furnished If nocos
sary. Eyes tented and glasses flttod.
Do Your Horses and Cows Like
Good Hay?
We urn prelum! to furnhh It We havo olovir, .hml and t molhy hay n
he bt-ht ti'-allty, fur pnews aro tin low est going.
SAYAGB Zt RBITO
322-324 Com'l St. ' '...",," SEEDSMEN
Aens for tho Intbrnathnal stook fooo
...TRY OUR
Cheese Sandwich. Long Branch Cracker, Snow Drop
Crackers. OyMeretles.Bmter Wafers, Lemon Wafers. Graham
Wafers.
Harritt & Lacdrencb
Old I'""! Ollliti (Jrot'ory.
Salem s Greatest House Furnishing Department
Store.
1 xt i
Clartcr Oak stoves and ranges by the car-
load, Fixtures and repairs kept soley by us,
I S3.000.000
Worth of 80 pound steel
and 55 ntw coaches,
cafe.carsisthe record of the
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Signature of
EPPLEY'
Still Have Some
of Those Fine
Country HamsS
Euy Them.
Try Them,
Electric Store
pi castaimcautti.
Smoked Meats.
Wo aro offering n flno line of smoked
meats this weok. IlaniB 12 contH por
pound nml shoulders 8 cents. Flno
sugnr curod bronkfust Imcon and frosh
family lard, at Fondrlch's Mnikot.
An Up-to-Date Place.
If you want to eat your meals In a
urst-clnHB houso. patronize tho White
Houso rofitnurant. You ?et Just what
you cnll for. Opon day and night.
o-
Reward $100.
Thoro doing u belief provalont In
tho neighborhood that tho dwelling
owned by Mrs. Jonnlo Bunoo, which
wnH (lftatroyod by lire on April 1C, 1902,
was sot on Jlro by an Incendlnry, wo
horoby offer a roward of $100 to any
person who will furnish sulllclunt evi
dence to convict tho guilty party.
THE OHKOON FIRE RELIEF ASS.
McMlnnvlllo, Or.
A. C Chandler, Secy. 4-29-Ot.
NEW GOODS.
rails. 50 new locomotives, ij
chair cars, dining and
" mmlern atnl Hp-la-'lalo railroad j
"""'"""' - ? . " ' 2.,i, It
enjoy uie niHti wt"l'jwi' " ,r,-';V' .;
1,1,, Mo. 1U 0. CUKS, I'aalflc tj
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CLASSIFIED A- A
ADVERTISEMENTS
Advertisements, five lines or less, In this column
Inserted ihree times for 25c. SOcs YVeek.jil.50
a month. All over five lines at the Mine rate.
WANTED.
Farm Wanted. From 100 to 200 acres,
not ovor five miles from Salem. Give
description of placo nnd price by
letter. Must bo cheap. Address "B.
II," caro Journal, Salem 4-30-tf
Wanted. A buyor for a No. 1 milch
or stock cow, fanning mill, two-horso
liny rako nnd corn sholler. Inqulro
nt Salem Soap Works, nonr Woolen
Mills. 4-2C-tf
Tnko Halls Ferry. Ono "of tho best
ronds for travel or ploasuro Is tho
Hall's Perry road up tho rlvor to In-
dopondonce, nnd all valley points. A
llrnt-class service maintained at tho
forry. A. D. Pottyjohn, prop.4-25-lm
Wanted. Cnrpots and rues to clean,
by tho now contrlfugal procoss, car
pets not Injured and thoroughly ron
ovatcd at Binnll oxponse. Leave ox
dors at 300 Marlon street. Work
called for and dollvorod. drover &
Ewnrds. 'Phono Black 2G40. 2-27-tf
Chatwln House. First door south of
M. E. church: now lnnnnKoment: ev
erything flrBt-clnss and satisfaction
cunrnntccd. Mrs. J. II. McCormlck,
propilotor. 4-12-tf
LOST AND FOUN"D.
Lost. A lndy's purse, containing
$15X0, on Winter streot, botwocn
Marlon nnd Milt strcotB. Leave at
No. 280 Mill street and rccolvo lib
oral reward. 4-30-3t
Lost. An Irish 'setter mnlo, red color,
sllppod his collar and escaped Mon
day, answers to tho nnmo of "Dion
die." Return to Dr. W. A. Cualclt,
Salem, for roward. 4-29-3t
Taken up. A big sorrol horso, with
haltor on, four now shoes. Cnll at
old John ailbort farm, bovoii niilos
north of Salem. N. P. Williamson.
4-2G-Ct
Don't You Know Anything nbout Ed
wards' Market? At 410 Stato atrooL
Best placo to buy frosh and curod
'moats at tho lowest prlcos. Phono
202 1. B. Edwards, prop
. FOR 8 ALE.
For 8ale. A second-hand enrt, Ingood
ropnlr, for ?C. Inqulro of Mltoholl,
Lewis & Stnvor Co. 4-30-3t
Fresh "Jersoy-Cow for snlo. Inqulro
Mttchull, LowIb Ht Staver Btoro, Sa
lem. --30-3t
Arlsto Hair Food la sold and Ita uoe
demonstrated by Mrs. Etta Kneeves.
Phone Red 2331. 44-141m
For Sale. Now and socond-hand bug-
glos, now nnd aocond-hand Bprlng
wngons, buckboards and carts, at
tho Salem Carrlago and Wagon Fac
tory. Womor Fonnoll, proprietor,
301 Commercial BtrcoL 4-10-tf
LODGES.
Protection Lodne No. 2, Ancient Or
der United Workmon, moota overy
Saturday evening In tho Hoiman
Hnll, toruor of 8tnto and Liberty
strootB. Visiting brothron wolcomo.
S. A. MoFnddon, M. W. J. A. Sellwood,
Hocorder.
FOnE8TEn8OFAMERICA Court
Sherwood Forostora No. 19. McotB
Friday nlghta In Tumor block, ira
Hamilton O. It.; A. L. Brown, Boa
Central" Lodgo No. 10 K. of P. Cnstlo
Hull In Holmau block, cornor Stato
mid Llborty utrootB, Tuoadny of
oaoh wouk at 7:30 p. m. Claud
TowiiBond, C, C; Zodac J. UIrbb, IC.
of 11. and S.
TONSORIAL.
Evans' Barber Shop. Ouly flrst-olaBB
uhop on Stato street Evory thing
now and up-todato. Flueat porcelain
baths. Shavo, lCc; hair-cut, 2Do;
hatha, 2Cc. Two flrBt-ulasa boot
blaokB. C. W. UvauB, proprietor.
rtyan's8havlno Pirlor. Sovon first
olasB barbora ongagod. Fliiost lnth
rooniB lu city. Wo uso autlsoptlo
Btorlllzor. J. Ryan, Prop.
crH. Nlcholsen Harbor uhop and
norcolaln hatha, at old Mills shop,
20 Commorclnl atroot Antlsoptlc
treatment of all tools ana uatna.
HOP AND PnODUCfTBUYEn81
J. Carmlchael Hop buyer. Offlco In
Bush-Broymnn bulldliig, Salem, Ore
gon. Humpies of cholco hops sollc
Itud from all growers.
DUBINE8S CARD8.
J. H. Drewer, physician and surgeon.
Office In Gray block. Rooms 7 and
0. Phone 91.
FUrmera' Teama 8tandln(j In front of
tho harness Btoro noxt to tho water
ing tank at tho Ladd & Bush bauk
and being lilted with new harness
Is a common alghL Kor particulars
liuiulro of Shafor'B HarnoaB Shop, 23
Commercial Stroot. ?l1-.8.
OSTEOPATHY.
na iMtnPATHY Is not a theory, hut
a practically doroonstratod aclenco.
Dr. uraeu Aiungut, wiuuhbuou
practice since 1899. Graduate of
American School of Osteopathy,
KlrkBVille, Mo. Second tloor I.O.O.
v Ti.mi.iy. 1'lionu Mala 2721. Nc
uuIvum no droits, no faith. Offlce
Ikhiih tt to 12 and 1 to A o'clock.
t5r. M. f Sohoettle Oraduate Amerl
..cn School of Osteopathy, Kirks-
villa. Mo. Offlco In Tioga block,
ovr the Spa. Olllca hours o:JU to
11:30 and I to 4. 3-12
PROFESSIONAL NURSES.
Mrs
M. F. Flfer. Professional Nurso.
residence 24th and
Phone lied 2143.
Oak streets
4-9-lm
CASTOR I A
Por infanta nnd Children.
Tlia Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tho
arf9s&
eignaturo
C. H. MACK
X13KTOe
Successor to Dr. J. M. Keono, In
Wlilto Corner, Salem, Orogon. parties ",
desiring superior operations ftt modj
orato foo In any branch aro in especial
requosL
n
S. C. STONE, M. D';
PKOPJHETOR OF
Stone's Drug Stores
SALEM, OREGON.
Tho stores (two In number) aro located
nt No. 235 and 297 Commercial st.,
and aro woll stocked with a comploto
lino of drugs and medicines, toilet
articles, porfumory, brushes, etc.,
HaB had somo 25 years exporlonco In
tho practlco of medlclno and now
mnkes no chargo for consultation, ox
atnlnntlon or prescription.
CAPITAL CITY
Express and Transfer
Moots all mail and pnssongor trains.
Baggage to all parts of tho city.
Prompt t ervlco. Telephone No. 241.
IIOMYEIt & HEDR1CK.
$1,500 Guaranteed Yearly
To high class man or woman, with
chanco for promotion and advanced
salary, to havo chargo small offlco at
homo or In homo town to at
tend to correspondence, advertising
and other work. BiiBlncsa of highest
order and backed by solid mon finan
cially and politically. A great
opportunity for tho right porson.
Encloso Bolf-nduresrcu atampea envoi-
0Jpo for fuU parUcular8 t0 WALTER
B. REDMAN, GENERAL SUPERIN
TENDENT, Corcoran Building, Oppo
site United Btatoo Treasury, WASH
INGTON, D. C. 3-20-tf
THE ELITE CaFE"
208 Commercial Street
Moala at all hours. Opon day and .
night.
Only placo In tbo city handling thai-
famous
OLYMPIA BEER
Is tho Reception toou. Wholesale
and retail.
R ECKBRLBN, Proprietor
STEUSL0FF BROS.
Dealera In Live Stock,
Wholesale and retail butchora and
packers. All kinds of fresh and salt
meats. Flno sausages, hams, bacon
and lard. 316 Commercial street.
Your Step MotheF
la atlll hero busy as ovor, and when
your clothes aro all out of ordor, worn,
with buttons off, tnko them to hor at
tho Salem Dyo Works.
At thla establishment you cun got
anything sot to rights, from a pair of
glovos, to tho most olaborato silk
gown. A gentloman can got his hat
cleaned, his trousors crcaood, or his
wholo suit rojuvonntou to suit nu
tnsto, also four suits a month for 91.
UuttoiiB sowed on, rips sowed up, sulta
pressed on abort notlco. Now goods
shrunk for dressmaking.
LOOK Wo aro proparod to go alter
and dollvor suits pressed by tho month .
MRS. C. H. WALKER
195 Commercial Street
SOULE BROS"
PIANO TUNERS
AND REPAIRERS
For Silem sad vicinity
fctve nrders at Co
Will's Mutlt Store.
PORTLAND OR.
Siskiyou Water
At wholesale, and will dollvor In doz
en lots to famllfos. Put up puro t SIs
kyou Springs without any artificial pro
cceees. The greatest health water on
earth.
R. H. Leabo & Co.
Telephono 1001. Salem, Oregon.
B. P. JONES,
Attorney at Law
Toledo, Oregon.
Was clork of circuit court for sis
ycara and has an up-to-dato abstract
of all proporty In Lincoln county... ..
O. G T,
Co's
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PA33EMCER 8TCAMBR
POMONA
Leaves for PorWtai Moeday,
Wedatidsyi
tyeaatsasyaaj iriar,iyjB,
tor CorvtfUs Tueeday.TbBri-
for borviut i ucboiit, i on
day ad Saturday at 5 P m.
Quick Time, Cheap JRates
OFFICE CITY HALL
For water oorvlco apply ftt office,
Bllla imynblo monthly In adranco,
Mako all complaints at the office.
CEDAR POSTS AND 8HINQLE8
I now havo plenty of sutnglos on
hand to fill all orders promptly. They
aro sawed ahlngloa nnd you have four
grades to select from. Coma ana get
my prlcos on fonco post boforo buy.
Ing eUowhore. ..,..
8. P. McCRACKEN,
14th and Nebraska t., Enptewood.
HUIE WINgIaNG CO.
140 STATE ST.
Sata Water
Headnuarters for all kinds ol Import
ed Ohlneee and Japauese fancy goodit
llk,ohlnaware, malting, otc A ful,
Hue of ladle' (urnUhlng goods. Gar
menta made to order a specialty. All
orders promptly and latUfaotorHy, Now
low prices.
Quick Repair Shop
Brlug In your bloycle and get it ro'
paired. Thero is uo excuse for your
wheel looking so ehabby when yoo caa
It enameled hero to took like a new bl
cycle.
FRANK J. MOORE
109 Court Bt. Phoae 644. ,
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