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Newspaper Page Text!.,' m THtt JAILY JOURNAu, SALEfoj 6REUON. THURSDAY, MAV 6, 190& Half and Half. The dyspeptic may well be represented plctorially as being half masculine nnd half feminine, and combining the least desirable characteristics of either seJK He has all the stubbornness of the tiinn with the peevish ir ritnblllty of a sick woman. He's not Eleasant company at oine or nbroad. Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures dyspepsia and other diseases of the stomach and nssoci- nfftji nrimna tf rlltrno. IIIV'I WtiiJ Vt Ulkhtf . lion ana nuiriuuii. q ,.. ::. .....!.i.. er. health which carries with it cheerfulness of temper, and makes life a pleasure instead of a penance. The "Discovery" purifies the blood by eliminating the cor rupt and poisonous accumulations from which disease is bred. It increases the ac tivity of the blood making glands, so Increasing the sunnlv of pure rich blood, which gives life to every organ of the body. It gives new life and new strength. "Your 'Golden Medical Discovery' has per- Home, of Cliarleton, Franklin Co., Ark. I had tlie worst cae of d ypepsln, the doctors nay, that tliev ever taw everytliiiifr I could hear of; with no benefit. I cy ever kiw. jvncr ir crvtliinir I could hea After trying keven doctors and tried Dr l'ierce'a Golden Medical Discovery and now I nut cured." Accept no substitute for "Golden Med ical Discovery." There is nothing "just as good" for diseases Of the stomach, blood and lungs. f The Common Sense Medical Adviser, ioo8 large pages in paper covers, is sent free on receipt of 21 one-cent Btamps to Biy expense of mailing only. Address r. R. V. Pierce, BuOhlo, N. Y. WILLAMETTE HOTEL 'ARRIVALS. A. L. Clarke, Portland. T. II. McAllls, Portland. Henry Cloeff, San Francisco. J. O. Moon, Wisconsin. Jack L. Caswell, Chicago. Chas. H. Sprcngcr, Philadelphia. P. C .Storoy,. Red Oak, Iowa. G. A. Westgnto, Albany. D. O. Woodworth, M. D., Albany. C. U. Gantonbcin, Portland. Mr. Fuller, city. W. Ii. Philip, St. Louis. Jno. S. MItcholl, San Francisco. D. A. MagnesB and wlfo, St Paul. D. H. Smith, San Joso, Cal. C. II .Mooro, Portland. J. W. Hobbs, Portland. Baron O. Shucking, Portland. Gus Casondlclc, Portland, o A WOMAN TO DE PRETTY. Must Have Luxuriant and Glossy Hair No Matter What Color. The finest contour of a fomalo face, tho sweetest smllo-of a fomalo mouth, loses something If tho head Is crowned with sennt hnir. Scant nnd falling hair, it is now known, Is caused by a parasite that burrows into tho scalp to tho root of tho hair, whoro It saps the vitality. Tho little white scales tho germ throwB up In burrowing Is called dandruff. To euro dandruff permanently, thon, nnd to stop falling hair, tho germ must bo killed. Now bro's Herplclde, an ontlroly now re sult of tho chomlcal laboratory, des troys tho dandruff gorm, nnd, of courno, stops tho falling hair, and euros bnldnoss. Small catchos of salmon nro sltll being mado on tho lower Columbia. Fishormon nro daily oxpectlng big schools, and aro proparod for thorn. Quito a number of shad havo boon caught latoly. o Thoro Is inoro catanh In this sec tion of tho country than all other dls oasos put togethor, and until tho last few years It was Bupposuu to bo Incur able. For a groat many years doctors pronounced It a local dlsoaso, and pre scribed local remedies, and by con stantly falling to cure with local treat ment pronounced it Incurable. Solonce has proven catarrh to bo a constitu-l tfonnl dlsoaso, nnd thoreforo requires .,. ., ,'. . . , n I constitutional treatment Hall's Ca- 4 a mmI n m ft a4 vt niiftjBa4A.l ! T3 T 1 luiwi imu, iiiuiiuiai;tutuu u - u. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is tbo only constitutional euro on the .mar ket It Is taken Internally In doses from 10 drops to a toaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mu cous surfacos of tho systom. They offer one hundred dollars for any caso it falls to cure. Sond for circu lars and testimonials. Address, .F.'J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, Ohio. Sold by druggists, 7Cc. Hall's Family Pills aro tho best Harry Swan, aged C years, was run ovor by a heavy steam roller at Baker City the other day, and sustalnod a fracture of the arm. An Up-to-Date Place. If you want to cat your meals in a first-class house, patronize the Whito Houso restaurant You get just what you call for. Open day and night By being caught In a belt at Coqullle City last Monday, Dale Strange was knocked against the wall and narrow ly escaped death. a The White House Restaurant is tho up-to-date eating house. Meals served to order, and open day and night Give us a call, at 106 State street I "Whatever is Risftit" ce !9-&f. X ALEX CORNOYER Sf K8' SALEM SOCIAL WORLD AND PERSONAL MENTION Calendar of Local- Events. Mny 9 Salem Civic Improvement Lcaguo meetfl. , May 1G Groator Salem Commercial Club rally at city hall. July 4 Greatest celebration In Oro- gon at Salem. o Free Lecture. Rev. T. F.' Royal will give a talk at the W. Q. T. U. hall Friday evening, and a good lltorary program will bo had. All are Invited to attend. PERSONALS. J. A. Joffrey is in Albany. L. H. McMalmn was in Portland to day. Mrs. Z. F. Moody is visiting nt Tho Dalles. G, A. Moldon has returned from Ashland. Hon. H. A. Kceno, of Stnyton, Is In tho city. .. Detective Joo Day, of Portland, was In Salem today. Miss Bcjlo Cooper Is visiting with Jefferson relatives. 0. V. Allon and A. W. Glosy spent tho day In Portland. Mrs. W. Merrlman and little daugh ter nro visiting In Portland. Miss Mnbcl Kcnady returned to her homo In Woodburn thl 8 morning. Mrs. M. A. Beegle, of Cottage Grove, Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. 13. H. Flngg. R. II. Lenbo has returned from Eu gene, and other Southern Willamette valley points. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Eoff have re turned to Portland, nftor a visit to Snlem relatives. D. H. Smith, of Fossil, Is visiting his nleco, Mrs. M. S. Skiff, being en route homo from Los Angeles, Cal. Mrs. J. Denton has returned to her homo In Oregon City, after a visit to her son, Walter Denton, In Salem. Frank Dnvey, nccompnnled by Mrs. Dnvey has gone to Clatsop county to deliver some campaign addresses. W. H. Dancy was In Gcrvnls today, Investigating tho matter of putting In a suburban telephone service nt thnt place. Mrs. II. H. Hallock, who has boon visiting her mother, Mrs. Roao Dor nnrdl, has returned to hor homo In 1'ondloton. Jnmos Godfroy and C. A. llort havo returned from Portland, whoro they nltondod a mooting of tho Stnto Fen eration of Labor. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Harlan, of Atlan tic, Iowa, aro spending ft few days with their old-tlmo friends nnd neigh bors, It. A. Kirk and family. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Carter, of Guolph, Canada, havo arrived in tho city, and aro tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lamport Mr. Carter Is a cousin of Mr. Lamport Mrs. C. E. Scrlhor and Mrs. J. A. Perkins wore guosts of Mrs. Amelia Mlllor this weok, nnd loft this morning for their homo nt Colfax, Washington. Tho ladles nro on tholr way homo from California. F. W. Osborn, Jr., who recently grad uated ns a naval endont nt Annapolis, Md., passed through Salem today, on routo to his homo nt Eugene. He Is still under 21 years of ago, and his record ns a studont reflects groat cred it upon Oregon. 11. II. Darling, of Astoria, Illinois, Is visiting his brothor, O. L. Darling, In this city. Mr. Darling rocontly com pletod his term as lieutenant In tho 23d U. S. Infantry, which saw sorvico In tho Philippines, nnd returned to his nntlvo land via tho Suoz canal and Now York, ovor tho pome routo takon by Genoral Grant In his trip around tho world. Sobs Aloud When Court Frees Him. TACOMA, May 7. Tho caso against "Rig Mlko" Burke, who was hold for , . ., ... " death of M. J. Grlflln, tho railroad man, was dismissed today by Justice Orlflln, of tho municipal court Tho coroner's jury found that Burke had acted In self-defonso, nnd the proso- cutlng attorney said that he had boon unable to find any ovldence to tho contrary. Burko was overcomo with emotion as the decision of tho court was announced, and then an affecting scono followed, ns he clasped his sister in his arms, and both sobbed aloud. Chamberlain and Furnish Photo buttons for sale at Cronlso Studio. While hauling logs near Joseph one day last' weok Frank Reel struck a boulder with one of the logs and re vealed a rich voln of ore. o Bern tka ? I!a w t N" wrS Bj o At Ashland last Wednesday after noon Jesso Pltchford bad two of his Angers severed by coming in contact with a eireular saw. Sprinrj Lamb. We have a fine supply of fresh spring lamb and fine sausage, at Fen. drUh's Market 99 SALOON. FOR PURER METHODS National Municipal League in Boston BOSTON, Mny 7. Tho eighth annu al meeting of tho Natlonnl Municipal League and tho tonth national confer onco for good city government was be gun hero this afternoon. Secretary Clinton Woodruff mado along rid dress revlowlng tho municipal re forms during tho past yoar. "Constitutional conventions nnd char tor revision committees," ho said "are coming along with romnrkable frequency. Indeed thoro Is n general feeling of unrest with the present mu nicipal conditions nnd existing forms of government." o CHINA'S MISTRESS INSANE. The Dowager Empress Has Gone Mad. VIENNA, May 7. A Pekln cable gram says tho Downgor Empress of China has gono Insane. o FLAT SALARIES BECOMES MAIN ISSUE. (Continued from first page.) thnt occasion, nnd he answered: "I told tho pcoplo of Eugcno that If I were elected govdmor I would not bo a partisan governor, but would attempt to administer the duties of tho office fairly with duo regard for the rights of all tho people." Mr. Chamberlain will repeat this promise everywhere ho goes, nnd those who know tho ninn, know that ho will maRo tho promise good. For, it is characteristic of tho man that ho keeps his promises, and tho fnct that ho holds the confldonco of the business mon of this city Is In proof that ho does' this. The Philippine Question. It Is contonded thnt tho stato oloc tlon Is not "por so" relative to tho Philippine question. Tho campaign Is ossentlally one Involving tho stato govornmont, anil tho governor will handlo Ihsuoh pertaining to homo af fairs. However, It is falsity to nrguo that tho Democratic party of Oregon holds a policy of "Bcuttlo," for tho plat form explicitly declares that tho United Stntos should inovo townrds ludcpondonco only .when tho 1'hllli plno pcoplo are proparod for It. This Is precisely what ,tho Roosovolt ml ministration bellovos to bo the truo American policy, ns provon by utter ances of United Status Senator Bov orldgo at Indianapolis tho other day, whon ho wns auuouncod by tho Associated Press as speaking author itatively for Roosovolt, and tho latter has slnco tho speech tnkon tho pains to indorso what Beveridgo said. The sonntor said without rosorvatfon, or without qualification, thnt tho Repub lican party proposes to givo to tho Filipinos Independence so soon ns thoy nro prepared. II. W. Corbett, In his lottor to the Oregonlnn In Au gust, 1900, declared for Independence for tho Filipinos In oven more oxpllclt torms than nre used In tho Democratic platform this year. Furthermore tho last national utternnco of tho Republi can party regarding tho Philippines pronotincos what tho Democratic plat form, duos this yoar. Hanco. whon the Republican pupors of Oregon roproeont tho Domocratlo party of this state as standing for a "scuttlo" policy, thoy aro well thoy nro lying. Thnt is good, old Anglo Saxon, but It oxpressos tho truth. Mr. Chamberlain, In his campaign addresses, has stood for thoso prin ciples, which he authorizes as a cor rect expression from him: What He Holds. Tho United States holds valid title to the islands. The business interests doserve to bo recognized by the Inauguration of free tariff relations between tlie Islands and tills country. The people of those Islands deserve to be treated according to tho same principle that obtain In the treat ment of all territories of the United States. When, and not before, thoy nre fit ted for self-government, they should have it. Displeasing as this may be to cer tain Republican nowspapor men of this stato, it remains that It Is in keeping with Uie business sentiment of the country, and therefore has their oudorsoment It also coincide) with tho views of the rank and file of the citizens, and tjiereforo has their Indorsement With the indorse ment of both the business men and the average citizen, it would appear that Mr. Chamberlain has a rather good following throughout the atata. That one or two papers in Oregon do not like him as a candidate. In view of these citations above given, mere ly shows that they are lonesome Ih opiwwltion to the MnltROwaH state- man on the Philippine queMlo). o Bed Time I take a pleasant herb drink, the next morning I fetel bright and toy oom plexfon Is better. My doctor says It sets gently on the stomach, liver and kidneys, and is a pleasant laxative. Ii la made of herba. Bd la prepared as $a4ly as tea, It le tailed Lane's Med- Una. AM druggists sell it at Me and M eeets. Lass's Fatally MedMses neves Ute bwla -eaeh day. If yHt eaaset get it. wl fer free samples. IAaaress, uraior vooewarH,ieuoyi. V. A. A tV AA tv i4V ftwK, A ! Market Quotations Todays. Wheat, Oats, Etc. Wheat -5-ic. Oats 31c Barley $ 10 per ton. FlaxCash, Northwost( $1 70. i Live Stock Market. Steers 44)ic Cows 3Jn4c. Sheep 13.60 gross to $3.75 DreBJed veal I))o Hogs, allvo fija Hojjb, droBeed )J Wool and Mohair. Coareo wool 13c. . Medium He. Fine 14c. Mohair 21 to 23$c. Flour. Hay, Ptt. Etc. Baled cheat J7.G0 to $8. Clover $7.00. Feed barley f 10 per ton, Hran $18 50 Shorts $2i).C0. Flour, wbolosalo $2 05. Dairy nnl Creamery Products. Dairy butter 12tfc. Creamery 20c. Store-16c. Firat-claea ciuntry, por roll 36c. Orcain nt creamery, pan skimmed 17c. Separator skimmod 20c. Stelaer's Market, Ohickone 10c. Spring Vl to 15c Egga por dozon, 13c. A MOST CASE Deafness and Paralysis Cured After All Other Methods Failed. Another Salem Testimonial. Mr. Editer: Thirteen years ago Dr. Darrln visited Salem nnd cured my dnughtor, Martha Dovo, of diabetes. Sho wns unnblo to retain urlno and had to got up many times night and day. Dr. Darrln cured her so sho novor hnd nny return of tho symp toms. I resldo throo miles Boutli of Snlem on Route 3, nnd can bo scon by nny ono. My daughter rosldos In West Snlem. U. O. DOVE. To the Editer: Slnco 13 years old (I am now "0) I havo been troubled with denfness. Of Into I could senrco ly hear anything from ono enr, nnd tho other was partially denf. Tho caiiso of the denfness was discharging ears. All romedlos known to scienco tailed to euro mo, until Dr. Darrln treatod mo with electricity and other romedlos. I wns perfectly cured of denfness nnd ringing uolsos In my oars. Rofur to mu nt Balluton, Ore gon, whoro I nm working on a farm for Mr. Nonh Orogg. j. s. McAllister. Stato of Oregon., County of Multnomnh I, J, S. McAllister, first bolug duly sworn, dopose nnd sny thnt tho fore going stntoment signed by mo 1b true. J. S. MCALLISTER. Subscribed and sworn to boforo mo this 27th day of Mny, 1890. C. J. Mo DOUflALL, A Notary Public for snld county nnd stnto. Another Ashland Cure, To tho Editer: For somo tlnio my girl has boon suffering with partial paralysis, oxtondlng to hor hands, feet nnd bladder so she could hardly pass urine. Through Dr. Dnrrln's uloctri cal and medical treatment sho has re covered. I cannot sny enough In pralso of Dr. Dnrrln's method of cur ing tho sick. My husband Is omploy od by John Chorry, wholsgottlng out wood for the Ashland mine. I will glndly tnlk to anyone In regnrd to the cure. A dross Ashland, Oro. MRS. JONES FATTUL Discharging Ears Cured. Dr. Darrln Dear Sir: I wrlto to inform you that my son David Is cured. I received your medicine by letter the 13th of April and commenc ed treatment the 14th, and his ears quit running In a few days and ho can hear just as good ns nny child. I shall never forget your kindness and bene fit to my child. Please accept my gratitude. Refer to me ut The Dalles, Oregon. A. U NOKIJIl. According to his custom Dr. Darrln will give treatment to the worthy poor free, except medicines, from 10 to 11 dally. Regular office hours 10 a. m. to ft p. m.. Uvenlngs 7 to 8. Sun days 10 a. in. to 3 p. m. Tho nfllleted should not miss the opportunity to consult this eminent pnyslolnii while here. All business relations strictly confidential. The cure of catarrh, dsafgess, tu mors, lot manhood and womanhood, secret vires of youth and stricture a speciality, as well as all chronle dis eases. Battery aud belts ftmilnhed If necessary. Ityes tested ami glasses HUed. Dr. Darrln ran be seen at Hotel Willamette. Salem, ustll Jms 1 Ladles Can Wear Shoes. Oho slse smaller alter using Allen's Foot-Kase, a powder to be shaken Into the shoes. It makes tight or new shoes feel easy; gives instant relief to oorna am bunions. It Is the greatest comfort dlHeovery of the a. Cures and pre vents swollen feet, blisters, callous and sore spots. Allen's PooUBase Is a oer tain cure for sweating, hot. aching feet Mc At all druggists and shoe stores, Trial paekage KIIHKI by mall. Add V. Allen 8. Olmsted, a Roy. N. 1 o-a.tti'X'oxtac-cL. i .t. 4 im mm in run wnn torn i rj. . ) t t, Ua&Z&X I tnaiME ir ' Vegetable PrcporalionlbrAs slmilaling Hc Food nntl Uo d ula ling ihc Stomachs and Dowels ol Promotes Digestion Cheerful ness nnd RestXontnins neither Opiiim.Morplune nor Mineral TfOT "NAllC OTIC . Anpe orrMlrSlKUELimytXl hnyjut S(n' MxJtniut 1iwieSrrrt rr..lW Ctirififi At our Mifcrenwi flanr. Aperfccl Remedy I'orConstipo Hon, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions ,1'cvcrish ncss nnd Loss of Sleep. Facsimile Signature or new vonic. EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER PSTURIA' 307 is Friedman's store, There yoiill jjet bargains by the score; Clothing and hats and many things-nice, Get them at Friedman's at a low price. Trunks and valises and eloves 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 when you 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. 9KI.KOTKD. SBBD Wo Imvn nil llio bmt kinds of seed corn our prlct'S nro tho lowest. LICE KILLER Tho Hoc oommonco to bothor at tills tlmo of thu year and n llltlo ltd" killor appllod now will savn nil lroubl In tho future from llconud mitos. A full slouk of Lea's nnd Prutwlun I.lco Killur on hand. ...BREWSTER 91 Court St FEEDMEN AND ...TRY OUR NEW GOODS. Cheese Sandwich. Long Branch Cracker, Snow Drop Crackers, Oysterettes, Butter Wafers, Lemon Wafers, Graham Wafers, Harritt & Lacorbncb Old Poat Ofllio Grocory, Salem's Greatest House Furnlshlnir Department Store. Charter Oak stoves and ranges by the car load, Fixtures and repairs kept soley by US A farmer near flold Hill, while plow ing, u fsw days ago, upturned soma rich Hptwlmans. Ous of the siwcIihsiih Is worth about ?1W In sold. Strono's to De Reopened. The dlnliiK rooms of Strongs rsstau rant Hill bo rsopsnsd May 12th under the manaKsment or Mrs. Uao, I'. Smith. 6-Mf -o John WhttMksr, Oregon's first gov ernor, was 88 years of nve Munilay. O S let TT - j,.'. un. . own. y mWmmitmi-ifi Wgutoi "v4? IHttgeue wauls the board of UeftlU) to build a test hows In that city. People Say That the equal of the wtkes und bread made at the Iloneer Itokery has never been found. Used In all houses. Constntction work will soon be re sunteil on Ute Culepoola wnnow road Wading from Una county to tbe (Ihte Hirer ihIhIhk dbHrict. O' ' Oolden's New Ferry. Dr. T. U OoldeH now'has In opera- Uou his new Ferry arrow the Utile North Ferk of the SaoUaw, on tbe 8a Um ami Sde road. It Is the best boat over pet In at that place, and nations wilt be well served hereafter. The doe tor will ho thore all summer, and In the meantime a good wan will be In ahargo. 0-3 1 2Uj0& For Tiifants and Childron, The Kind You Have Always Bought TMC OINTHtin COMPANY. NtW TOUR CITY. CORN that aro adapted to this cltmnto and & WHITE... SEEDSMEN. Snlem. Orciron- 0(6 DH.L.C.WYCK0PF Dlt.CHACliALUIIIOItr OJJ'PUOHA IIIO lHV8IOAN, Graduates of the American Hohool of Osteopathy nnd A. T. mill Infirm ary. I'our years In practloo. ODD irHLLOWS TIIMIl.iC Hours 9 to 5. Phone 2721. Osteopathy is a new school of prac tice that hns met with greut suoeess In curing diseases, and Is rapidly com Ink Into universal use throughout the United States and Canada. Msst diseases of an acute and chron ie nature are caused by deranged bones or muscle Interfering with nerves ur blood vessels, causing dls The osteopath knows how to adjust those deranuernentJi, and usslst nature lo perform a cure. No hnlfe Is used. May disease yield that oannot be reached by medlrlne or stirKery. Oou SHltatlon will cost you nothing. Smoked Meats, Wit are offering a fine line of smoked meats this week. Hams It cents per pound ami shoulders 8 cents. Fine sugar cured breakfast bacon and fresh family bird, at Pewdrleh's Market. O' flw.tk itoKWYwHiiAiri&tk Bljutiue Bears the t Signature ylu ft Jfv In (tr yse A For Over Thirty Years GASTORIA Osteopathy C&ymMt CLASSIFIED ADYERTISEfflENTS Advtrtlsemtnts, five tines or leu. In this column inserted ihrte times tor 2Sc, 50cWeek.5l-50 a month. All over five lines t the same rate. WANTED. Wanted. A young man thnt would llko to travol, nnd learn tho photog raphy business. Inqulro nt room 10, Hotol Salem. 7-3t For First Class dressmaking go to Mra. R M. llondorshbtt, nt 403 Sum mer street. Fourteen years' oxpcrl onco In Portland. Only suporlor work turned out G-3-lm Wanted. A buyor for n No. 1 milch or stock cow, fanning mill, two-horao hay ralco nnd corn similar. Inqulro nt Salem Soap Works, nonr Woolon Mills. i-2C-tf Take Hall9Ferry. Oiio of tho host roads for travel or pleasuro Is tho Hall's Forry road up tho rlvor to In eoeoneoneo, nnd all vnlloy points. A first-class sorvico maintained at tho ferry. A. D. Pottyjohn, prop.l-25-lm Wanted. Carpets and rugs to clean, by tbo now contrlfugal process, car pots not Injured and thoroughly ron ovatod at small oxponso. Lonvo or ders at 300 Marion Btreot. Work called for nnd dollvorod. Grovor & Uwnrds. 'Phono Ulnck 2G4C. 2-27-tf Chatwln House. First door south of M. 13. church; now mnnngomont; ev erything flrflt-clasa and satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs. J. 11. McCormlck, proprietor. 4-12-tf LOST AND FOUND. Lost. Ono amnll, unmounted photo graph of lady. Keturn to thin oitlco for reward of $1.00. C-5-3t Don't You Know Anything about Ed wnrds' Market? At 410 Stato utroot. Uofit plnco to buy froah and curod meats nt tho lowest prices. Phono 2C24. 1). Edwards, prop FOR SALE. For Sale. Two second-hand bngglos, for $20 oach. Ono light and ono honvy. MItcholl, Lowls & Stnvor Co. G-7-3t Heroes for SaTe-A spaii of sorrols, weigh 1400, ngod 7 and 0 yonra. Jphn Hamilton, 0 mlloa north of Salem, on Wheatland road. II. F. D. No. 8. B-C-Ot For" Sale"! Now and socond-hnud bug- glos, now aud second-hand spring wagons, buukboards nnd enrts, at tho Salem Cnrrlago and Wagon Fuo lory. Womor Fonnoll, proprietor, 3C4 Comniorelal streot. 4-lC-tf For Sale Or oxchango, a' flno Jorsoy cow for a good driving horso. Ad drosa "Carrlor," Rural Routo No. 7, Postofllco ,Snlom. 1-7-tf ForSaleoTtrado fofftTowr n good, two-Roated carriage. O. W. John Hon & Co. . B-Mt ArlstoHalMFood Is sold and Its ubo demonstrated by Mrs. Etta Kneeves. Phone Red 2331. 44-14-1m . "lodges. Protection Lodne No. 2, Anolout Or dor United Workmon, moots ovory Saturday ovoning In tho Holmati Hull, corner of Stnto and Liberty utroots. Visiting brethren welcome. S..A. McFnddou, M. W. J. A. Sellwood, Recorder. FORESTERS OF AMERICA Court Sherwood ForoatorB No. 19. Muots Friday nights in Turner block. Ira Ilnmllton C. R.j A. L. Urown, Boo. Central Lodrjo No. 18 K. of P. Caatlo Unll lit Hojmau blook, corner Stato nnd Liberty Btrouta, Tuosday of oneh week at 7:30 p. in. Claud Townsond, a O.; Zodno J. RIB88, K. of It. and B. TONSORIAL. Evans Darber Shop. Only flrBt-olusa shop on BUto Btroot Every thing now and up-to-dnto. FlueHt porcolalu butliB. Bhavo, IGo; balr-out, 2Go; baths, 2Go. Two flrat-olaBti boot blaoktf. C. W. Evans, proprietor, Ryan's Shavlnjf Prloro. Sovon first olasH harbors ongagod. Finest bath rooms In city. Wo uho antiseptic sterilizer. J. Ilyau, Prop. C. H. Nlcholsen Harbor Bliop aim poroelalu bathB, at old Mills Bhop, 200 Commorplal street Antlsoptlo troatmout of all tools and baths. "hOPAND PRODUCE BUYERS. J. Carmlchnel Hop buyor. Olllco In Iliisb-llreyman ouiiuing, oaism, wro gon. Sumples of chotoe hops sollo Itod from all growers. UUSINEU8 CARDS. J. H. Drewor. physician arid surgeon Office In Gray block. Rooms 7 and 0. Phono 91. L'Burt i'alnler anil paper liauger, moved to 110 State street, opposite John Hughes. Leave orders or call for estimates. G-l-tf OSTEOPATHY. OSfHOPATHY Is "not a theory, but a praettually demonstrated sclenee. Dr. Grace Albright established In praetloe since 1800. Graduate of American School of Osteopathy, Klrksvllle. Mo. Second floor l.O.O. F. Temple. Phoue Main 8781. No knives, no drugs, no faith. Oflloe hours 0 to 12 and 1 to I o'clook. D7TM7 T. Gchoettlo Oraduate Auiorl ..en Hchool of Osteoimthy, Klrks vllle, Mo. Office In 'ttojja bloek, over the Spa. OlHce hours 8:30 to 11:30 and 1 to 4. 312 PROFESSIONAL NURSES, Mrs. M. F. Flfer, Professional Nurse, resldeuee -Mth anil uax streets Phone Itetl 1. -t-O-lw New Looatlon. Wtls & Doty. 130 Court Phoue 10ai Main. street CASTOR I A Tor Iniunts and Ohildren, nis Kind You Have Always Bought d0iM. Bears tho Signature O. H.MACK Successor to Dr. J. M. Keono, la Whito Cornor, Snlem, Oregon. Pnrtlea desiring superior operations at mod orato foo In nny branch are In especial request S. C. STONE, M. D. PROPRIETOR OP Stone's Driig Stores SALEM, OREGON. Tho storosdwo In numbor)are located at No. 235 nnd 207 Commercial st, and aro well stocked with a comploto lino of drugs and medicines, toilet nrtlclos, porfumory, brushos, etc., Has bad somo 2G years oxporlcnco In tbo practlco of medicine nnd now makes no chnrgo far consultation, ox amlnatlon or proscription. CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Moots nil mall and passangor trains. Daggago to all parts of tho city. Prompt t srvlco. Tolephouo No. 241. IIOMYER & HEDRIOIC $1,500 Guaranteed Yearly To high class man or woman, with chance for promotion and advanced salary, to havo charge small offtco at homo or in homo town to. at tend to correspondence advertising nnd other work. Business of highest ordor and backed by solid mon finan cially nnd politically. A great opportunity for tho right person. Eucloso Bolt-nddrosred stamped envel opo for full particulars to WALTSll D. REDMAN, GENERAL SUPERIN TENDENT, Corcoran iiulldlng, Oppo slto United Statea Treasury, WASH INQTON, D. C. 3-20-tf THE ELITE CaFE 208 Commercial Street Moals at alt hours. Open day and illicit. Only plnco in tho city handling tho famous OLYMPIA BEER Is tho Reception On.oon. nnd retail. Wholota,lo E ECKBRLBN, Proprietor STEUSL0FF BROS. Dealers In Live Stock, Wholosalo nnd retail butchers and packers, All kinds of fresh and salt moats. Flno sausages, hams, bacon and lard. 310 Commercial street. Your Step Mother la still hero busy an ovor, and whon your clnthots nro all out of ordor, worn, with buttons off, tnko thorn to her at tho Snlem Dyo Works. At this ostnbllshmont you can get anything sot to rights, from a pair of gloves, to tho most olnborato silk gown. A gontlomun can got his hat clounod, his trousers creased, or his whole suit rojiivonntou to BUit nis tnuto, alBo four suits n month for ih lluttons sowed on, rlpo Bowed up, sulta prosHod on short notlco. Now goods Bhrunk for drcssmnklng. LOOK Wo aro proparod to go aftor and deliver sulta pressed by tho month MRS. C. II. WALKER 108 Commercial Street. S0ULE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS for Salem sad vlclelty leave order st Ceo Will's Music more. PORTLAND OR. Siskiyou Water At wholesale, and will dullver in doz on lots lo (amillea. Pat up ptirn st Sis kyou Springs without nny artificial pro cotet's. Tho gruatoet health water on earth. R. H. Leabo & Co. Telephone 1001. 8atem, Oregon. B. P. JONES, Attorney at Law Toledo, Oregon, Was clork of circuit court for six years and hail an up-to-dnto abstract of all proporty In Lincoln county... .. O. C T, Go's PASSCHOUR STCAMEH POMONA Leaves Tor Portland Monday, YYcdncadayaod 1'rlday.lOa.m. For Corvallia 1 uciday.Thurs- day and Saturday at S p. ra. Quick Time. Cheap Rates Deck: Foot of Trad it, u . m. f. baldWim, ail Sal r OFFICE CITY HALL Por wator sorvico apply at office. Dills payublo mouthly In advance, Make all complaints at tho ofllce. HUIE WING SANG CO. 140 STATE ST. Host kinds fancy ttooda, dry Roods mat tluK, jBilks, embrcUUry, laces. Full Huh white undsrwesr, wrappora, and waUts now ou wile very aheap. Quicic Repair Shop liritig In your bloyele and got It re. paired. There ie no excsne far your wheel looking so shabby when you can It enameled here lo took Ilka a now bl oyele. FRANK J. MOORE 100 Court 8t. Phone eH-t. Call tie Warrants, Notice Is hereby given that there are (funds on bund 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, 1903. The holders of said warrants will please present them for payment at Ladd & Rush's bank, as Interest will cease from aqd after this date. JQHN om. City Treasurer Salem. Oregon. April 30, I'M'.'. E-l-lOt If M m