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Newspaper Page TextNothing Tastes Good And eating is simply perfunc tory done because it must bo, This is tho common complaint of tlio dyspeptic. If eating sparingly would euro dyspepsia, few would suffer from it long. Tho only way to euro dyspepsia, which is difficult digestion, is to givo vigor and tone to the stomach and tho whole digestive system. Hood's Sarsaparllln cured tho nlcco of Frank Far, 100 N. St. South Boston, Muss., who writes that she had been a great sufferer from drsncosln for six rears: liml been with. out appetite anil had been troubled with sour stomach and headache, tihet bad tried many other medicine In vain. Two bottles of Hood's Sarsaparllla mado her well. Haod's Sarsaparllla Promises to euro and keeps tho promise. Don't wait till you are worse, but buy a bottle today. WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS. Edgar J. Divert, Now York. Chaa. K. Gnrey, Troy, N. Y. H. N. Prltchard, Dulutlt. A. L. Castle, Qulncy, 111. J. C. LIndsoy, Portland. Adam S. Collins, San Francisco. E. J. Flynn, Portland. W. D. Albright, San Francisco. E. Wnldman, Portland. Joe Dlener, Portland. It. I. Llndon, Portland. Thos. C. Dloomer, Portland. II. O. McKlnloy, La Crosse, Wis. I. Monhelmer, Milwaukee. Dwlght C. Leeper, Now York. John Anlsfleld, Cleveland, O. Walter A. Frost, Chicago. Edwin L. Jones, Chicago. James M. Kyle, city. Frank U. Stono, Chicago. W. O. Matthlcs, Snn Frnnclsco. W. P. Smith, San Francisco. Mother Gray's Sweet Powders. For children. Mother Gray, for years a nurso in tho Children's Home in Now York, treated children successful ly with a remedy, now prepared and placed In tho drug stores, called Moth er Gray's Sweet Powders for Chlldron. Thoy-aro harmless as milk, pleasant to tako and never fall. A certain euro for fevorlshness, constlpjatlon, head ache, teething and stomach disorders and romovo worms. At all druggists, 25c. Samplo FREE. Address Allen S. Olmsted, Loltoy, N. Y. 4 o . Smoked Meats. Wo nro offoring a fine lino of smoked meats this week. Hams 12 conta per pound and shoulders 8 cents. Fine Bugar curod breakfast bacon and fresh family lard, at Fondrich's Market, o The White House Restaurant is tho up-to-dato eating liouso. Moals served to ordor, and opon day and night. Givo us a call, at 106 Stato stroeL o fiean the s? Iha Kind Yw Hae Always Beagh o "The Book of the Presidents." Dy General Chorlos H. Grosvonor, 20 years mombor of Congross. Pro nounced tho most sumptous and mag nificently beautiful book over Issued in the Unitod Statos. Contains 28 largo full pago Photogravuro Por traits, roproduced from tho boat paint ings In tho Whlto House, tho Congres sional Library, tho Corcoran Art Gallery of Washington and tho Cap itol Uulldlng. Doth Frosldont McKln loy und President Roosovolt posed specially in tho White Houso for their portraits to bo used only and exclu sively in this work. This is tho great est honor conforred on any publica tion over Issued in, this country. It Is a work that will rofloct credit upon I tho nation. Kvory patriotic American citizen wll buy it. High class men and women omployud on commission or pnrt salary and pnrt commission. $1500 guarantood for a year's work. Also manager wanted to havo charge of agents nnd correspondence, look nftor tho advertising and othor work. Fortunes can bo mado on this publica tion within tho next threo years, for terms and circulars. Address THK CONTINENTAL PRESS, Cor coran Ilulldlng, Opposjto United States Treasury, Washington, D. C. 4.2tf-w&s o People Say That the equal of the cakes and bread made at the Pioneer Bakery has ncer bean found. Used in all houses. J o OKIA. Ik: Irt im Hot AUirt BMjb AST J- o- Call for Warrants. Notice is hereby given that there are funds on hattd applicable to the pay ment of all warrants of the City of Sa lem, drawn on the general fund, endorsed on or before April 30, 1908. The holders of said warrants will please present them for payment at Ladd & nush's bank, as Interest will cease from und after this date. JOHN MOIR, City Treasurer. Salem, Oregon, April 30, 1908. 6-1-lut fitari tit y) Blnat. SlPf . y McJLtc "Whatever is Rierl-it" cc Cor. State aniCoa'l- ALEX CORNOYER .els irifcTOi'Mii nirftnsMti ifwnffriiiTifiM SALEA1 SOCIAL WORLD AMD PERSONAL MENTION Calendar of Local Events. May 9 Salem Civic Improvement Lcaguo meets. May tC Q rooter Salem Commercial Club rally nt-clty hall. July 4 Greatest celobratlon In Ore gon at Salem. o A Dancing Party. St. Joseph's society gave a delight ful dancing party in Tioga hall Tues day evening. Thero was a good at tendance, as thoro always is when these popular entortaincrs announce any social event, and a thoroughly en joyable tlmo wns the result. Music was furnished by Rlstlne's orchestra, o To Entertain In Marlon Square. Salem Socialists arc preparing to entertain a part of tho crowd that will be In Salem on Sunday, May ISth, the day of tho first railroad oxcjirslon. Ma rlon square Is bolng seated with chairs, and in the afternoon of tho day of the excursion, a program of exer cises will bo given in tho square, con sisting of speaking by Hev. J. tltt Wilson, of Chicago, and singing by Mrs. Hnllio Pan lsh-1 Hugos and Mrs. O. C. Hutchlns, both of this city. Another Examination. Applicants for appointment In the civil servlco as manual training teach er will bo examined nt Salem Juno 10-11. Tho position pays an annual mlary of $900. o PERSONALS. Dr. S. A. Jossup Is home from Port land. A. N. Gilbert retumod today from Portland. H. M. Hrnnson has gone to Lincoln county for a few days. Mrs. E. J. Hndloy has returned to Portland, nftor a visit with her pa rents, Rev. nnd Mrs. Shupp. M. M. Mlllor nnd dnughtors, Misses Edith and Mary, of Colton, Washing ton, are in tho city, guosts nt the home or Mrs. Aiirelln Mlllor. Robort G. Hondorson, a Salem boy, moro recently operator at Chemawa. has gone to Albany to take charge of tho W. U. tolograph olllco. In tho ab sence of Al. Senders, tho manager, o Action for Mpney. J. Wolford & Co., of Sllvorton, have brought suit against J. II. Mosor, to recover about $702, nllogod to bo duo for goods sold dofendnnt. Property belonging to Mosor has boon attached. o Given Divorce andAIimony Circuit Judgo Dolso on Tuosday af ternoon granted Mattlo L. Klghtllngor a dlvorco from E. M. Klghtllngor, awarded hor tho custody of tho minor chlldron, and docreod that tho defend ant should pay $20 per month alimony REAL ENJOYMENT. The woman wlio reads this will under stand "to the full what Mrs. Tipton meant when she says: "I am enjoying good ueaiin." it taxes a person who has been made wretched by sick n ess to under stand the joy of health. There are very many women who sutler as did Mrs. Tipton, who might be cured as she was by the use of Dr. Pierce's Pa yor i t e Prescrip tion. It estab lishes regularity, dries the drains which weaken women, heals in- (lamination and ulceration, and cures female weakness. It makes weak women strong, sick women well. "It U with pleasure I recommend Or fierce' mnlkinr "writes Mr Nora Tipton of Cropper (Cropper Station i MielbyLo Kentucky "You remember my case was one of female weakness and weak lungs. I had no appetite and would often spit blood , was confined to my bed almol half or the time and could hardly stand on my fret at times for the pains through my whole body and ) stein My husbaud had to pay large doctor bills for me but since I hate taken four bottle of lr ltcrce (.olden Medical Discov ery, four oi ' Favorite rretcriplioii ' and three rials of 'Pleasant reikis' we tiaen't tulilany more doctor bills It had beu wen month since I stopped using- Dr Tierce' medicine and I hare been enjoying good health all the time I can nerer praise these medicine too highly, for I have received so much benefit I pray that many who suffer a I did will take Dr fierce' medicines I am sure they will never fall to cure wheu given a fair trial liver) body tell me I look better than they eter saw me. J an sure I feet better than I ever did before." "Favorite Prescription" has the testi mony of thousands of women to its com plete cure of womanly diseases. I)o not accept au unknown and improved sub stitute in its place. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are a ladies' laxative. No other medldne equals thorn forgeutleues ami thorough ness. Golden's New Ferry. Dr. T. L, Golden now has in opera tion his new Ferry across the Little North Pork of the Santlam. on the Sa lem and Sclo road. It is the best boat ever pwt in at that place, and patrons will be well served hereafter. The doc tor will be there all summer, ami Is the meantime a good man will be la charge. f-lt o Spring Lamb. We have a fine supply of fresh spring tomb and fine sausage, at Pen- drich's Market 99 SALOON. Phone 81 Mala. How About Your Heart Feel your pulse a few minutes. Is it regular? Are you short of breath, after slight exertion as going up stairs, sweeping, walking, etc? Do you have pain in left breast, side or between shoulder blades, chok ing sensations, fainting or smothering spells, inability to lie on left side? If you have any of these symptoms you certainly have a weak heart, and should immediately take MUeV Heart Cure Mr. F. II. Oaks of Jamestown, N. V, whose genial face appears ubo e, sa) sr "Excessive use of tobacco seriously affected my heart. I suffered seere pains about the heart, nnd in the left shoulder ami side j while the palpitation would awaken mc from m y sic cen. I fran tal.lnc l)r. All ts Heart Heart Ci ure lid soon found permanent relief." Sold Iiy all Druecisia. Dr. Miles Medical Co., Clkhart, Ind. New Piano Truck. Yostciday Goo. C. Will recoivod from II, Pohlo, the blncksmlth, an es pecially constructed plnno wagon, gaily painted and lottcrod. Tho for wnrd step In his increasing businoss domnnds an especially constructed piano wagon to deliver pianos nnd or- gnus over the surrounding country. Tho special succossful plnno snlo now running on the extra lot of plnnos has made It very advantageous to have It loady for use just now. Last Satur day he received from the Now Home Sewing Machine Co. a nice now wagon. The prospects of Salem's now stmt In Improvements Is nlrondy fell by him In his buslnosH, and ho hits a stock ontlroly up-to-dato for the times, lie expects to clear out his car of Jacob Doll pianos nt largely reduced latos. He hns already mndo sovoral salos of thorn, and the prospects nro that not ouo will be left inside of two weeks. If you nro thinking of gottlng a piano Inside of a year It will pay you to Investigate this, nnd you will save money. This spoclnl salo Is on Commercial struot. opposlto Hush's hank. GEO. C. WILL. SOLD-" ROTTEN BEEF How the Packers Worked the Scheme. JEFFERSON CITY, Ma, May C At tho hoof trust Inquiry hero todny, ono attorney was here to repreoiit all of tho packors when tho proceedings began. One of tho first wltuossos, J. F. Suiter, a cooler man for tho Swift's St. Joseph plnnt, gavo damaging tes timony against tho packors. Ho tes tified that whon ho was a retail butch er he received arehato from Swift; thnt tho prlcos of meats wore fixed by tho packing house managers at a meet ing hold a week In advance, and that wheu any of tho packers held deterior ated meat a meeting of the managers was held, and a concession made for the one holding such meat to Rat rid of It at any price he could get. o Cochran Can Not Come Chairman Catch, of the committee on orators for the Snlttin Independence Day celebration, has been notified by nourke Cochran that he cannot accept an Invitation on July 4, because of a previous engagement The committee will now endeavor to secure Congress man Cushman, of Washington, and, falling In this, will communicate with Henry Watterson, of the Louisville Courier-Journal. There Is more catarrh In this sec tion of the country tbaa all other dtt asM put togeUwr, and uhUI the last few years It was wppoMti te be Inerr able. For a great many years doctors pronounced It a local dlMaw, and pro scribed local remedies, and by con stantly falling to euro with local treat ment pKMOHBt'od it Incurable. Science hati proven catarrh to be a eonaUtn. tfonal dlioaso, and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Ca tarrh Oun. nwustsfaeUired by F. J. Ohenoy & 0., Tolode, Ohio. Is Uie only eonerttnUowal cur or tho Mar ket. It to talMH Internally In dosos from 14 d8fw to a toaopoonfiU. It acta dtrMtly on tn blood and ran mhs Mrfaee of tfa yU. THy owor one tnuMroat dollars ror any eaM 1t tatla to eitro. Sond for circn- JUMnw, f. J- CUBKHY & CO.. Toledo, Ohio. SoU y druggtoU. He. Halls Family Pill are the mt TKtt JAILY JOURNAL, 0. lAAAAAAAAAAAAAl (Market Quotations Today I Jb. "Make Salem a Good Home Market" X Wheat. Oats. Etc. Wheat -GIo. Oats 31c Rarity f 10 per ton. Flax Cneh, Northwest, $1 70, I Live Stock Market. Stoora 44p. Cows 3k4c. 8heop $3.60 gross to $3.76 Dieeecd veal CJtfc Hogs, alive 5jc Hobs, dressed vb Wool and Mohair. Coarse wool 13c. Medium 14c. Fine 14c. Mohair 21 to 2.'l,Mc. Flour, Hay, Feed. Etc Unlcd client $7.50 to $8. Clover $7.00. Feed barley $10 por ton, liran $18 50 Shorts $20 50. Flour, wholosalo $2.05. Dairy and Creamery' Products. Dairy butter lS)$c. Creamery 20c. Store 10c. Firat-class ecuntry, por roll 36c. Cream at creamery, pBn Bkimmod 17c. Separator skimmed 20c. , , , Stelner's Market, Chickens 10c. Spring 12J to 16c Eggd per dozen, 13o. A SALEM MAN LAUDS DRJDARRIN Cured His Daughter of Dis charging Ears. Mr. Editer: HearlnR of Dr. Darren bolng in Salem, I wish to tell what ho did for my adopted daughter, Miss Lena Stanflold, fifteen years ago. Kor years she had boon allllctcd with ills charging cars. On ouo of tho doctor's visits to Salem ho treated hor and cured her In 17 days. I wrlto thlH for tho heneflt of others similarly af lllcted, a well an for tho doctor. I rosldo at II 2 3 Mill street, Salem, and lmvo lived In Salem 23 years; can ho referred to. C. SNOWDKN. Southern Pacific Engineer Throws Away His Crutches. Poitlnnd, Or. (To the Editor.) Dear Sir: It hold It to bo a duty, as well as a pleasuro, to muko known, through the pross, Hint which of all other things Is most essential, vl.: tho wny to cure pain nnd sickness. I wns confined to my homo with sclntlca rhoumatlsm, kidney troublo, lnllammn tlon of Heck of bladder and general In disposition. Could not sleep mora than nn hour nt a tlmo. All menus I tried proved unavailing, I -was prompt ed to visit Dr. Darrin through tho ad vice of my friends, who had boon cured by him, though, I must say, I had littlo faith that electricity would cure me. I camo to tho doctor on crutches. Two weoks' trontmont lias curod mo, so I havo thrown away my crutches, and my other complaints have all disappeared, so I can tako command of my engluo. I will answer all questions by letter or In person ut 100 Commercial stroot, East Portland. W. HAYS. A Most Remarkable Cure of Heart Disease. Perhaps one of the most wonderful results on record Is the euro of Mrs. S. IC. Clark by electricity and modi clues, administered by Dr. Darrln ono yoar ago. Mrs. Clark was carried to Dr. Darrln's olllco Jn nn utmost dying condition, nllllotad with n complica tion of diseases. Hero are her own werds: Ukluh, Ore. To tho Editer: My health began to fall over a year ago. I gradually fell away until I became very weak. I was suffering from heart, lung and stomach trouble. On the 20th day of December, 1807, I went to Pendleton, and put myself under Dr. Darrln's treatment by electricity and medicines, nnd began to Improve from the first treatment, and continued to Improve. At the prevent time I have good health. My neighbor say they never expected to see me return home from Pendleton, and were greatly sur prised at my recovery, MRS. 8. IC CITRIC. Two Years Later. Uklah, OroftoN, March ID, im Dr. Darrln : I am enjoying good health, having gained over SO pounds in the pant year. I feel entirely cured, and very grateful Indoed to have good health again after years of suffering with heart, stomach and lung trouble, also diseases peculiar to women. I cannot praise you too highly. Refer to me. MRg. 8. It OLA UK. .. Dr. Darrln's Piece ef Business. Dr. Darrln glrtw free consultation at tho WlllMKoUo Hotel, Salem, iihUI Juno lot. from 19 to & and from. 7 to 8 daily. All curable chronic, acute and private dUwum couHdoHtialiy nnd uccoMiully treated- Circulars and quoftUon blank sent free to any ad droM, and rorrrauondowo solicited. Mom caton ran receive homo treat ment after one visit to tho doctor's ottloo. IJaUerios and belu furnished, with full directions for the use. Croos eyes, rwotnre, tumors, varico cele, hydrocele, nominal weaknoM and siriciore enred- Disease of womon an Important specialty, quickly re lieved. Tho poor treated free, excell ing medicine, from lc) to 11 dally. Strong's to Be Reopened. The lilHlmf Koew ot tHrm resjtau root wtlt be rofMMeJ May 15th under the nait&gwBMt of Mrs. Geo. P. Smith. 6-ltf SALEM, OREUON. .tJESDAY', MAV 6, EH ., KaSi,.,.M... ..Hi!, jfASTOR AYegclablc PrcpnratiorUbrAs similall8ilcFo(KlmulHcgiila ling Hie Slomuchs mulBowels or Promotes Digestion. Cheerful ness and Resi.Conliiins neither Opium.Morphmc nor Mineral. ?STOT "NAIIC OTIC . firtxofoidnrs.wca.mcnsR tmpkl Serd' MxShvui sttUKfSfrtl l)iaatarutkJita ItlnttSr-J- hinlnytrm fiatvr Apctfccl Hcmctly forConslliKi tion, Sour Stomncli.Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions, levensh ness ruul Loss or Sleep. Facsimile Signature of NEW VORK. pm.uM3Mp EXACT COPy OF WRAPPER j j . - i h tra w m tummmmamj i I" " " (flu 11 307 is Friedman's store, There you'll jret bargains by the score; Clothing and hats and many things nice, Get them at Friedman's at ii low price. Trunks and valises and doves that will wear, Sweaters and pants, also shirts that won't tear. Laces and ribbons, scissors and knifes, Prices that you have not seen in your lives. Now wheiLyou need any goods in this line Look for S. Friedman on a big sign. Or if some auctioning need to be done To this same Friedman you will please come. Business in this line he understands well, Anv old Salemite will to you tell That in the auction he's worked many years And in the business he's not any peers. SKI.KOTM). Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store New goods in large quantities received thisveek, A1USLIN 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, skit ts, slips, caps and bibs, good qualities, little prices. SILK AUTTS AND GLOVES-IS cents a pair. . MILLINERY DEPARTMENT-Receivingnew good every day. Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store Next Door to the I'oMnlllrc. SEED CORN Wo hove nil tlio butt kinds of tuwloorn thnt are adapted to this allmnto ami our price are the lowest. UCB KILLER Tho lie commence to Imther nt this lime of the jwir nnd n llttlu liun killer applied now ulll navo nil trouble In the future (rum lire und mites. A full slock of U'n's and PrutnlHii Lice Killer on hand, ...BREWSTER & WHITE.,, 91 Court St. FEEDMEN AND SEEDSMEN. Salem, Oregon ...TRY OUR NEW GOODS. Cheese Sandwich. Long Branch Cracker, Snow. Drop Crackers, Oysterettes, Butter Wafers, Lemon Wafers, Graham Wafers Harritt & Laojrbncb Old Pott Ollli'o Urocery. 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 1 5B3000000 I Worth of 80 pound steel f. and 55 new coaches, ff cafe cars Is the jt ",l?,rSL3ES3LS3E3C v ft DariHic Uie iMtt year, y in theentmtrr. 'l'r sb(irk win imps J"' i iiihk is inn in theeotintrr. 'J'r vl over it awl 0. 8. (MCAXB, 0m, P. AKl.,8t. Cout Pf. Akv., Im AHijele. Osl. , mssiHtf It the rjfrj&r&tfx&4' 1$u2. - & ($k G9 J""3PJi 1 H M - fs, I virtu i miiri "For Infants and Ckildron, The Kind You Have Always Bought or ver Thirty Years TflRIA tut Cf NTAIIn OOMPONT. NtW TORH CITY. Bears the Signature A W hX Use J F GT O 1 w2 rails, 50 new locomotives, J chair cars, dining and 8 record of the DE&k.'UX.&O X uinai miMvrn nmi un-iifiit raiKUBU . enjoy tUe flet wiuipmunt on earth, 'f Iwlt, Ale. IUm C. OLIKB, Pftelrto ft ji most hmmJith sed iiH-lUto rsllrosd MQSEksIs CLASSIFIED X, A ADVERTSEMENTS Afivrrf lfmtntfi t.nm . . .s.i..i. Insertcaitirceiimcsfor 2Sc, SOcW(ek.$l.50 ii.uuiii. mi uTcr incunci aiinesame rate. WANTED. For First Clasa drossmnklng go to Mrs. l- M. Hondorsliott, at 403 Sum mer street. Fourtcon yonrs' oxporl enco In Portland. Only sitporlor work turned out, D-3-lm Wanted. A huyor for n No. 1 milch or stock cow, fanning mill, twohorso liny rako and corn shollor. Inqulro nt Salum Sonp Works, near Wooton Mills. -1-20-tf, Take Halls Ferry. Ono of'thouest roads for trnvol or pleasuro Is tho Hall's Forry road up tho rivor to In dependence, nnd all valloy points. A first-class sorvlco maintained nt tlio forry. A. D. Pettyjohn, prop.l-ac-lm Wanted. Carpots nnd rugs to clean, by tho now centrlfugnl procoss, car pots not injurod and thoroughly ren ovntod at amnll oxpense. Lenve or tiers at 300 Marlon stroot. Work called for and delivered. Qrovor & Kwnrds. 'Phono Ulack 1!51C. 2-27-tf Chatwln House. Plrst door south of M. 13. church: new lnnnagoniont; ov orythlng flrst-clasB and satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs. J. II. McCormlck, proprietor. 4-12-tt LOST AND FOUND. Lost. Ono flinnll, unmounted photo graph of Indy. Hoturu to thlH olllco for roward of 1.00. C-C-3t Don't You Know Anything about Kd wards' Market? At 410 Stato street. I3cut placo to buy frosh and cured meats at tho lowest prlcos. Phono 2C24. II. Edwards, prop FOR 8ALE. For Sale. A second-hand Columbus buggy. Inqulro nt II. J. Ottonholm or olllco, ovor Noblo Balbon. C-C-3t Horses for Sale. A spun of sorroln, wolgh 1100, ngod 7 and 0 years. Joint Hamilton, G mllos north of Snlom, on Wheatland rond. It. F. D. No. 8. 5-C-Gt For SaleNow and secoiid-hnud biig glos, now uud Hucoud-hnnd spring wugoiis, buckbonrds nnd carts, at tho Salem Carriage nnd Wngou Fac tory. Werner I'enuell, proprietor, 30 1 Commorclnl streoL 4-10-tf Screen Doors and Windows Poultry Lawn uud Fluid Fencing, und Shin kIom. l.atku stock. Lowest pi Ices. Walter Moiley, CD tate st. G-3 3t For Sale. Afuiriliie"lliie of "liouso hold goods at a roasounblo prlco. In qulio of W. A. Listen, McCoruack block, Court street. S-GSt For Sale, Sucond-hnud buggy, bu ggy polo and Hluglo hnrnew all sucoud hand, for snlo, Mltchull, LowIb & Htaver Co., Stato strout. G-3-3t For Sale Or trado for a cow, a good, twoHoutod carriage. 0. W. John son & Co. G-l-tf Arlsto Hair Food Is sold und Its use demonstrated by Mrs. Etta Kneeves. Phone Red 2331. 4'M4-1m LODGES. Protection Lodoe No. 2, Ancient Or dor United Workmen, moots uvory Snturdny ovonlng In tho llulmtui Hall, cornor of Statu and Llborty utruuts. Visiting brethren wolcomo. S. A. McFaddon, M. W. J. A. Sellwood, ltecordor. FORESTER8OF AMERICA Court Uhorwoud Forosturs No. ID. Meets Friday nights In Turner block. Ira Hamilton C. It.; A. 1 Drown, Sou. Central Lodoe No, 18 K. of P. Castle Hall In llolmau block, corner Htato uud Liberty streets, Tuesday of each week at 7:30 p. m. Claud Towusend, O. O.; Xodac J. UlRge, IC or It. uud S. US. 1.41 Jg ' I HII I.-J. Jg TONSORIAL. Evans' Oorber Shop. Only llrst-olass shop on State street Kvory thing new ami upto-dutu. Finest porcelain buths. Shuvo, 16o; lialr-out, 2Ga; baths, 2Go. Two flrstolasB boot blacks. C. W. Kvans, proprietor. Ryan's Shaving. Parlors. Beven llrst clatw barbers enguged. Finest bath rooms In city. We use antiseptic sterilizer. J. Hyan, Prop. ' c7H7Nlcholseii Harher shopand porcelain baths, ut old Mills shop, S00 Commercial street Antiseptic treatment of all tools and baths. HOPAND PRODUCE DUYER8. J. Carmlchael Hop buyer. Olllco lu liush-llroymau building, Salem, Ore gon. Sample of choice hoi hoIIc Ited from all growers. BUSINESS CARDS. J, H. Brewer, physlolan and Vuroeon. Olfloo In Gray blook. Rooms 7 and 0. Phone 91, L. Durt Painter and Htr hanger. movel U) 14U State street, opinxilte John lluuhes. Leave orders or call fur estimate. (1-tf OSTEOPATH V. " OH rilOPATI I V ItTnbCiT tiieory, but a praotleully demflHatraUtl wtenee. Dr. Grace Albright. eeUtbllsktsd In practice since ISM. Gradual) of American School of Osteopathy. Klrksvllle. Mo. stocomi Itoor I.O.O. F. Temple, i'hone Main 711. No kulvest, no drugs, no faith. Oltloo hours 3 tu 12 and 1 to 4 o'clock. nr M T Belioettla nr&tluate Atuurl. ..can School of osteopathy, ivuks ville, Mo. Office In Tloa block, over the Spa. Olllee hiMtra 8.J0 to 11 30 and 1 to 4. 818 ' PROFESSIONAL NURSES. Mrs. M. F. Flfer, Profesloaal Nurse, residence 24 th and Oak streets Phone Red 2143. ",'8'lmJ! CASTOR I A For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Dough! O. H. MACK J33E33C?a:3EB,l3C" Succossor to Dr. J. M. Keene, ,ln Whlto Cornor, Salem, Oregon. Parties desiring superior operations at mod orato fco in any branch aro In especial request S. C. STONE, M. D. PROPRIETOR OF Stone's Drug Stores ralpm. nnrrsnM Tho Btorea(two In numbor)aro located ui io. zju nnu zvi uommorcini St., and nro woll stocked with a complete Una of drues nnd mnillrlnnn fnllnt nrtlclos, porfumory, brushos, eta, iiaa nau some zo years oxporlonco In tho practice of medlolno and now makes no chnrirn far onnmiltntlnn. nt. amlnation or prescription. CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Moots all mall and pnssongor tralnB. Daggago to all parts of tho city. Prompt tarvlco. Tolophono No. 241. IIOMYEK & HEDftlCK. $1,500 Guaranteed Yearly To high class man or woman, with chanco for promotion and advanced salary, to havo charge small ofllco at homo or in homo town to at tend to correspondence, advertising and other work. Businoss of highest ordor and backed by solid men finan cially and politically. A groat opportunity for tho right person. Kricloso Bolf-uddrcsFod stamped envoi opo for full pnrtfcularB to WALTER II. ItNDMAN, GENERAL SUPERIN TENDENT, Corcoran Ilulldlng, Oppo slto United States Treasury, WASH INGTON, D. C. 3-20-tf THE ELITE CaFE" 208 Commercial 8treet. Munis at nil hours. Opon day and nlxht. Only plnco in tho city bundling the famous OLYMPIA BEER Is tho Itecoption ot-oon. Wholetalo nnd retail, E ECKERLEN, Proprietor STEUSL0FF BROS. Dealers In Live Stock, Wholesale and retail butchers and packers. All kinds of fresh and aalt meats. Fine sausages, hams, bacon and lard. 316 Commercial street. Your Step Mother . Is still here busy ns over, nnd when your clothes are all out of order, worn, with buttoiiH off, tako them to hor at tho Salem Dye Works. At this OBtahllshmont you can got anything sot to rights, from a pair of glovoa, to tho most olnborato silk gown. A gontleinan cnu get his hat clenued, his trousers uroasod, or his wholo suit rujuvonntod to suit his tasto, also four suits a month for 1. UuttoiiH sewnd on, rips sewed up, suits prossed on short uotlco. Now goods Hhrunk far dressmaking. LOOK Wo aro prepared to go attor nnd dollvor suits prossod by tho month MRS. C. II. WALKER 105 Commercial Street. S0ULE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS PorSsltm and vicinity ttsve orders at Ceo Will's Mutlc Store. PORTLAND OR. Siskiyou Water At wholosalo, and wilt deliver in doz en lots to families. Put up pun ut Sis kyou HprliiKS without any artificial pro oeM. I lie uruutoal mmith water on earth. R. H. Leabo & Co. Tolophono 1001. Salem, Oregon. B. P. JONES, Attorney at Law Toledo, Oregon. Wns clerk of circuit court for bIx yonrs and has an tip-to date abstract of all property In Lincoln county.. . . . O, G T, Co's PASSCMGI1K STEAMER POMONA Leaves for PoriUnd Monday, reanciaiyana rruiy.iua.m, orCorvsllls rueidsy.Thura- day nad tisturdsy t 5 p. m. Quick Time, Cheap Rates Dotki Pwt of Trade at. M. P. BALDWIW. ACL em Water OFFICE CITY HALL For water servlco apply at office. Dills payable monthly In advance. Make all oompluluta at the ottloe, ciDARP08T8 ArTollHTNGLEa 1 now have plenty of shingles on hand lo till all orders promptly. They are sawed shingles uud you havo four grades to select from. Corns und get uiy price) on fence posts beforo buy ing elsewhere. 8. P. McCRAOKEN, 14th and Nebraska at., Englewood. iiuie win"g"sang coT7 140 STATE ST. U(Mdiuartjrs for all kinds of import ed Ghineeeand Japanese fancy goodel silks, ehlnaware, malting, etc. A f'ilt line of ladies' furnishing goods. Gar ments lusde to order a specialty. All orders promptly nnd catlefiiatorHy, Now low prises. Quick Repair Shop Ilring in your blovslu and get it re paired. There is no excuse (or your wheel looking so shabby wheu you rait It enameled here to look like a uw bl eyele. FRANK J. MOORE 106 Court St. Phone 2044. mis. sv V. ' -. X taw . Um tu J Slgsatar . wn i niMsanrsTii-n IT fjs ?-&:, I if "WA vw "V I 4 i , vf f 4 4 $ i