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Newspaper Page Textn JAlt. JOURNAu, JALENi, ORTSOON. TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1902. I I vtifrr wi. 2 s n A strong Mm Is strong nil over. "No man enn be strong who is sufTerlug from indigestion or pome other disease of the stomach and Its associated organs of digestion and mi in i ion. Tor when the stomach is diseased there is a loss of the nutri tion contained in food, which is the source of all physical strength, when a man doesn't feel just right, when he doesn't sleep well, has an uncom fort able feeling in the stomach after eat ing, is Inn mi id. nervous and irrita ble, he is losing the nutrition needed to make strength. Such a man needs to use Dr. Pierce's Go 1 d e n Medical Discovery. It cures diseases of the siuuiudii una inner organs of digestion and nutrition. It enriches the blood, stimulates the liver. nourishes the nerves, and so gives health and strength to the whole body. Mr. Thomas A. Swart, of Sub Station C, Columbus, Ohio, Dox to, w rites "I was taken very lck with severe headache, then cramps in the xtomach and my food, would not digest, then kldtfcy and liver trouble and my back got weak so I could scarcely pet arouud The more I doc torcd the wore 1 got until six year paed. I could only walk In the home by the old of a chair and I had givea up to die. Then one of my neighbors said, 'Take my advice and take Dr. I'letce's Golden Medical Discovery and make n new man out of yourself The first bot tle helped me and after 1 had taken clht bot tie in about six weeks I was weighed and found 1 had gained twenty-seven (a?) pounds, and I am as stout and healthy to-day, I think, ax I ever was" Dr. Piercers Pleasant Pellets cure con stipation. WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVAL8. It. D. Fulton, Portland. C. C. Hall, Portland. C. A. Whltmoro, Portland. Henry J. Hank, Chicago. C. P. Wallozahn, Chicago. S. A. Herring, Portland. J. A .Dougherty, St, Louis. C. H. Pall, Portland. 1). E. Urockbunk, San Francisco. W. E. Conner, Klamath Falls. I.. Whltlock, Sllvorton. Geo. H. Harvey. Now York, a. MIbIi, Now York. .Paul D. Walsh, Canton, O. o Masons, Attention. M. M. degree this evening In Salem Lodge No. 4, A. F. & A. M. H. Cart wrlght, W. M. o The Best la always tho cheapest, and tho moalfl served at tho White House ros taurant aro said to bo tho host In tho city. Opou day and night. 100 State street. Always Freoh. Wo always kcop tho freshest and host meat on hand, also a full lino of hams, bacon, lard und sausages nt Fendilch's Market. wmimrsjiw Barr's German Salve Heals iiuickly all cuts, or bruiaoe, Draws BHenese out of la mo back, and draws slivers out of flesh which often lireuk off too short to pull, Huck? Iilci Btickiin: pin-tor. Try i' un I roil will never be without. Rv m 1 05e L. Al. BARR, 120 State St. Salem, Ore. If you want tho BEST Coffee and want It FRESH, get it The Salem Coffee Roaster JOHNSON & O'FLYNG, Props. (Successors to II. S. RadcllfT) We are the only dealers In the city that roast Coffee. I. O. O. F. Temple Phone Main 2724. 5 9 tf s se ..WOLFF AMERICAN BICYCLES One of the best hlgh-triade wheels on the market. 1901 Model only $35 Special for 1902 $25 Special roadster, the finest wheel in the world tarrinc none, $40. In translucent Ruby finish, something beautiful for $45. Call and see them In Free land's window near Court house. Merrit Dayis Agent. V hS&l&)&K&QZVV Summer Normal The firel term r.f tho CpiUl Summer Normal bius on Monday Mav fi and continues eight weeks. ClasMw will le form! in all the Ibrancheb required for stats am) county reapers. For further Informix' Ion nddrtw J. J. KRAPS, Salem, Ore. AAk 4.90 lm S. C. STONE. M. D. PPOP5IE10 or Stone's Drug Stores SALEM, OREGON. The storesftwo In number) are located at No. 235 and 897 Commercial st, and are well stocked with a eewplete line or drugs and medlcMee. toilet articles, perfumery, brafhea. ttc. Has had some 26 years experieaee In the practice of medicine a&d now phakea no charge for ooniwltatlon, ex- ai.uiuai.imi or prmtcrnmon. fTb? flDneij.. FINK WISS. a.vd weXm LUH'ons 102 Cotirt St SALEM SOCIAL WORLD AMD PERSONAL MENTION Calendar of Local Events. July 4 Greatest celebration In Ore gon at Salem. Music and Oratory. Tho colleges of music and oratory of Willamette University Jointly con tributed a program of real worth at tho University chapel Monday oven Ing. The popularity of these entor luiiiiuuuiH is very Kuiicnii. as can oo Judged from tho Inrgo attendance at each recital. Last evening every seat was taken, many remaining standing throughout tho program. Tho minus all did well, and In rending, Bong and Instrumental selections gave their In structors every reason to feel proud of them. Tho program was on follews: Piano, Gipsy Fireside, Ellenborg Lowell Will. Reading, "In tho Morning," Dunbar Miss Marguerite Loonoy. Piano, Valso Lonto, Schntt Miss Margaret Fisher. Selection. "TliiK-a-llnir." Ladles' Chorus W. U. Piano duet, MInuot, Four--Mrs. Johnson and Miss Molllo Richmond. Reading, "Vas Donder Henpecked?" Von Uoyle Roscoo Lee. Piano, Melodic, Padorowski Carl Williams. Song, "Merry Springtime," Rotoll Miss ma Nichols. Piano, Octavo Study, Czorny Ethol Royal. Reading, "How Old Folks Win tho Oaks" Mao Chaplor. Piano, Polka Bohemc, Rubinstein Miss Nellie Van Patten. Song, "Flddlo ,nnd I," Goodene Miss 13 .Mao Jones, with violin obll- gato by Ada Williams. Piano, "Scarf Dance." Chamlnadc Mrs. Lela Johnson. Rending. "Breaking tho Charm," Paul Lawrenco Dunbar Miss Lucy Edwards. Piano, Novelette In II Minor, Ophus 99, Schumann Miss Gertrudo Di ew er. Frultland. Sunday afternoon a largo audience assembled hero In tho Evangelical church to participate In Rov. S. Cop ley's farowell services. In connec tion with tho sorvlco a number of young people were baptized. Tho church has boon considerably strengthened, spiritually and numer ically during Rev. Copley's pastorato, and, as tho most fratornal relations exist between pastor and people, It Is regretted that on nccount of 111 health ho Is compelled to leavo nt this time. aomo tlmo ago Mr. Coploy, In driv ing homo fiom an ovenlpg sorvlco in a dark night, over bad roads, met with an accldont which might havo resulted vory seriously. Howover. ho escnnml unhurt, but his flno Oxford Ulblo was ruined by mud and water. Yostorday, Just before tho benedic tion, Mr. Copley wns happily sur prised to havo this loss mado good, by tho presentation of a lino divinity cir cuit teacher's Bible, by tho Young People's Alllanpo. o New Kahkl Uniforms. Tho local military company havo re ceived a comploto outfit of kahkl uni forms, to bo used during tho summer oncampmonL Tho suits aro much llghtor and coolor than tho roinilftr uniforms, nnd will afford much moro comfort during tho warm months. Tho company is rnnldly fllllnir tin. nnd bv tho ond of tho month tho boys hopo to havo a full company. Tho olectlon of omcors will ho hold noxt Monday night, May 2Cth. o Outdoor Art Work. Miss Lilian Rain has bogun to or ganize hor classes for outdoor work in oils and charcoal. Thoso who wish to nvall thomsolvos of this opportunity for study from naturo ran do so by calling on her at tha resldonco of Mrs. P II. Strong, No. 77 Commercial stroot. 3t o Items of News from Gervals, Oregon. Mrs. Josephine Plattnor, widow of Michael Plattnor, doceasod, lato of Marlon county, Orogon, has secured through W .Scott Taylor, pension at torney, ponslon No. 532,470, and back pay duo thereon in tho sum of $187.4 1, togother wltn a pension of S8 por month for nnd during hor natural life. PERSONALS. J. H. Sottlomlor roturnod to Wood burn today. RubsoU Coloman, of Coburg, Is vis Itlng in Salonu S, A .Tllggs loft today on a business trip to Moscow, Idaho. Miss Her, of Duttevlllo, spont Mon day wun aaiom mends. Miss Kstella Hurst Is visiting Miss Lillian Metschan, in Portland. Miss Alice Crosson has returned from n month's visit at Tacoma. Mrs. C H. Monroe. of Portland, Is tho guest of Mrs. F. P. Talklngton. Miss Mabel Jonos has returned from a visit with Miss Mabel Wlthycombu, nt Corvallls. Fred Daker, of tho Spokesman-Ilo-vlew, has returned to Spokane, after a visit with Salem relatives. S. R. Mcllwaiu, for many years an employe at tho Insane asylum, has gone to Kokomo, Indiana, to res I do. Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Meyers, of Leb anon, are m Salem, visiting their son, Frank Meyow, being en route to Port land. Notice to Contractors. Sealed propogals will bo reoelved by the undersigned until twelvo (12) o'olook, noon, May 31, 1902, for the erection of a one and one-half story frame school building, In school dis trict No. 76, Marion county, Oregon. Plans and specifications can bo seen at the office of F. A. Mangold, school clerk, Gervals, Oregon. Bonds In the sum of one-half of the amount of the bid must be given. The school board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. J. D. SMITH, Chairman Doard of School Directors. Attest: F. A. Mangold, Clerk of Hoard of Directors. S-14-Ct Matonic Notice. Hon. P. S. Mateom, past grand mas ter, will leeture before the Masons of Salem and vlelnlty oa Wednesday ev enlng, May 21st, at S o'clock, under the auiploea of Salem Ledge No. 4 and Paoifle lodge No. W. All Master Masons are eepeqtally Invited and urged to attend. By order of the wor ahlpful master. 19-Jt No Respecter of Rank, Disease Lays Its Heavy Hand On Kings. Princes, Pres- idents, the Noble and ' Wealthy, as Well as Those of Low Estate. - DiJma'O " PaIiimi irmi - . F UHlC 5 LclClj LUI11" pound 1 5 the Great Resorter of Health for the Ruler and His Humblest Subject. Sickness, disease and suffering re spect neither ruler nor subject. Tho noted and iigh born havo their trials nnd physical sufferings Hko thoso in humbler stations. Social standing and wealth cannot bar tho progress of dis ease when tho common rules of health aro violated. Impure- blood and weak nerves aro rosponslblo for many of tho common diseases of life. Tho experienced phy sician will tell you that men and women with pure, clear coursing blood and well braced nerves can never be come victims of rheumatism, neural gia, liver troubles, debility, head aches or sleeplessness. K follows, therefore that sufferors from any of tho ailments referred to, should nt once take proper measures to. cleanse tho blood aud feed tho weak norvous system with propor nourish ment. For tho happy accomplishment of this important work, Palne's Celery Compound Is tho only safo agent, tuo ono great speclllc agent, tho only se curity against deadly disease and death. During thoso spring days, Palne's Celery Compound guarantees a perfect regularity of tho bowels, healthy nppctito, sound sleep, good di gestion, puro blood, Btrong nerves, nnd clear brain, all of which means full and robust health. Mr. E. M. Sutton, ox-mayor of Bur lington, Vt., ono of tho strongest nnd heartiest advocates of Palne's Cclory Compound In tho United States, tolls us In tho following lottor how ho keeps well under all circumstances; ho sayB: "Peoplo havo often asked mo how I manage to keep so woll, for although out In nearly all klndB of weather and travollng considerably, I havo no nchos or sickness. My ono answer has been that Instead of waiting until I am sick in bed nnd forced to stop work for awhile, whonovor I feol out- of-Borts tho least bit, 1 tako Palno's Celery "Compound, which keeps mo woll and strong. It is a great deal hottor in my opinion to tako n modl clno that noops ono woll. rather than to wait for sickness, and tnon hunt around for n modlclno or a doctor to cure tho sickness. I havo been a hearty advocnto of Palne's Celory Compound slnco it was first mado, a great many years ago, and havo to hear of a case In which It falls to ful fill Its promise." DIAMOND DYES Can't bo equaled. Novor crock. Ilewnro of Impuio Im itations. W. C. T. U. COUNTY CONVENTION Will Hold a Two-day Session At Turner. Tho W. C. T. U. county convention will hold its annual session May 21-22, at Turner, in tho tabqrnaclo of that iuucu. aii luiuroHiiug program nas boon propnrod, which Is ns follews: Devotions, prosldonL Roll call, recording secretary. Appointment of committees on cro- dontlals, resolutions, finance nnd cour tesies. President's nddross. Roport of corresponding secretary. Roport of treasurer. Roport of credentials committee. Suporiutondonts' reports. "Labor of Christian Citizenship," Mrs. Mary Rice, Rosedalu, "Sabbath Obsorvancofl," Mrs. Mary Ames, Woodburn. "Law Enforcement," Mrs. 15. U, Stout, Mehama. ( "I'uniy or purity in J.lternturo and Art." Mrs. Clara Stroud, Turner. "Union Signal and Northwost White Ribboner," Mrs. M. E. Illlgo, Hubbard. 'Scientific Temperance Instruc tion." Mrs. K. H. Jones, Salem. Miscellaneous buetneM. Announcement of adjournment Wednesday evening. Devotions, music, Mrs. IL A. nan, Turner. Addross of welcome, ' Response, Mnt. Roby Stroud, Rosa, dale. Medal contest Solo, Miss Jonn)e Oenlg. Medal award and presentation. Wednesday Evening, May 21. Announcements, doxology, benedic tion and adjournment. Thursday Morning, May 22. Devotion, Mrs. Rounds. Reading minutes of previous ses sion. Press work, Mrs. L. II. Oeer. Salem. "Prison or Jail," Mrs. J. D. Lee, Sa lem, v "Anti-Narcotic," Mrs. Uaay Hoe kins, Cbampeeg. "Franchise." Mra. Mary Ramp, Sa lem. "IJterature," Mr. B. U Piiter. Sa lem. "Flower Mission," Mrs. IlatU Cotil sen. ScotU Mills. "Medal Work." Mr. Julia Jo. ItrooKj. Presentation of visitors. Miscellaneous btutlnsMi. Announcemefits, noontide prayer. Adjournment. Afternoon, May 22. Devotions. Reading minutes of prmrimit meetr lag. Tteftorts eonUnaeiL "Heakh awl HerwUty," Mrs. Oarri White, SalejH. "Parlor Wrk." Mw. A Jaim. II rooks. "Pe and Morey,- Mt Oarri Cbapet. AuraavDIe. "f Work." ln. Aaa Qftjwrae. WeotUwra. gueotemeiitary report of aredentlals eetnrafttee. Biectlen of oraeers. Report of committee on resolutions. "Tho Rest things I Havo Dono This Year." Thursday Evening, May 22. Reading minutes of afternoon ses sion. . Announcement of adjustment. Devotions. Lecture by Rov. Lewis H. Pedorson. Subject: "Tho Home With Daugh ters, but no Son." Solo, Mrs. W. C. Smith. Announcements and adjournment sine die. ANOTHER WONDER OF SCIENCE. Otology has Proved that Dandruff Caused by a Germ. Sclcnco Is doing wonders thoso days In modlclno as woll ns In mechanics. Slnco Adam delved, tho human race has been troubled with dandruff, for "which no hair preparation has hereto fore proved n successful euro until Nowbro's Herplcldo was put on tho markoL It is a sciontlllc preparation that kills the germ that makes dand ruff or scurf by digging Into tho scnlp to got at tho root of tho hair, where it saps tho vitality; causing itching scalp, falling hair nnd finally baldness. Without dandruff hair must grow lux uriantly. Horplcldo at all druggists. It is tho only destroyor of dandruff. Runaway Boy Was Returned Willie Miller, n runaway reform school charge, wns returned to that Institution from Halscy Sunday, by Mrs. IL 13. Dickers, wlfo of tho super intendent of tho school. Tho Miller boy wns caught at Hnlsoy, and readily accompanied tho matron of tho school on tho return trip. Thero Is moro catnrru in ttits sec tion of tho country than nil other dis eases put together, and until the last fow years it wns supposeu to bo lncur nble. For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local dlscaso, and pre scribed locnl remedies, and by con stantly falling to euro with locnl trent mont pronounced It Incurable. Sclcnco hns provon catarrh to bo a constitu tional disease, and thoroforo requires constitutional treatmont. Hall's Ca tarrh Curo, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is tho only constitutional curo on tho mar ket. It Is takon internally in doses from 10 drops to a toaspoonful. It arts directly on tho blood nnd mu cous surfaces of tho systoin. Thoy offor ono hundred dollars for any caso It falls to curo. Sond for circu lars and testimonials. Address, F. J. CHKNRY & CO., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by druggists, 7Cc. Hall's Family Pills aro tho best. Widow Gets Judgment. Snn Frnnclsco, May 19. Tho fodor al court of npponls today nfllrmed tho Judgment in favor of tho widow against tho Northorn Pacific, allowing J14.000 dnmnges for tho death of J. II. Adams, of Spokane. AtlaniB was killed Novem ber 13th by being thrown from thu platform while tho train was rounding n curve. Ho wns riding on a pass. Tho Latest Yarn. A Pittsburg drummor tolls this now ynni: I always carry n bottle of Komp's Ilalsnm In my grip. I take cold easily and n few doses of tho Rulsum nlwayH makes me a woll man. IS very where I go I spunk a good word for Komp. I take hold of my customers I tako old men and young in on, and toll them confidently what I do, whon I take cold. At druggists, 26 nnd COc. 4 o Railway Magnates Are Entertained. Portland, May 19. IB. H. Hnrrlmnn and party arrived In Portland lato this afternoon. They will be given an In formal banquet tonight by tho Cham ber of Commerce, at tho Arlington Club. They may remain four dnys. Use Allen's Foot-Ease. A powder to bo shakon Into the shoes, Your foet feel swollen, nervous and hot, and get tked easily. If you have smarting feet or tlaht shoes, try Allen's Foot-Rase. It cools the feet and makes walking easy. Cures swollen, sweating feet, Ingrowing nails, blisters and callous spots Relieves corns ami bunions of ull pain nnd gives rest and comfort. Try It today. Sold by all druggists and shod stores for 26c. Trial package FRHIt. Address, Allen S. Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y. 3 o CASTOR I A For infants and Childron. liie Kind You Have Always Bought Blffnataro of wvr5&&& Cement Work and Monuments. To whom It may cencern: I will say I am doing csmnt work and sll Ing monuments. Otherwise I have nothing to do with the I. O. O. V. ram fttery. If you want anything In my line plane givs ma a call. Respectfully yours, 14-US J. D. BOHANNON. Sextan, City Vley Cemetery. i " i o eg ajdoad That tha equal of the cakes and bread made at the IMoneer Bakery has sever bees found Used la all houses. Bnn tU ? KW TH tow Ahnn b$t &(ttr cvm&&u zmsirssmi ypfflijififlii Is AYcgclable PrcpornltoiilbrAs -slmllfilingiHeFoodnhtlHcfluIa-litig Hie Sloinacle cuKlBowels or Promotes Digestion Cheerful ness nnclKesi.Contains neither Opium .Morphine nor Mineral Not Nauc otic . Inriptafordn-XIMirttHTVJtS? .llxSmnn RxXltUSmtlt' siniwSfrd Jhffjfrnvitt - l)SnpSrJ -Cffih'ti HiMf hlr.tnyrrrt witv AperTccI Hcnteily rorConsllpn Hon, Sour Slonihclt.Uinrrliocn Worms .Convulsions ,Fc verish ncss nnd Loss of Sleep. FacStmilo Signature or NEW YORK. EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER SBBD We llSVO all the host kind nt onml rnrti our prices nro the lowest. Ll'i " , I In ' . , ' .. LICE KILMER The Hce commence to botlior nt this lime ni tho year nnd a llttlu lice killer npptled now will euvo nil trouble in tho future from lice nnd Inltes. -A full olork of U'e's nnd l'rugelun Lice Killer on hand. ...BREWSTER 91 Court St. FEEDMEN AND Do Your Horses and Cows Like Good Hay? We am prepared to furnish It Wn havo clovir, client and timothy liny ol h uboHt tiiulity, Our pricoa nro tho lowest going. SAVAGE & REID 322-32lConVlst SEEDSMEN Aitt'nlB for tlie Intcrnnttnnnl ntijck foml. 18 -UBW OUOUJ mkomoo xaiv aiaoN aw. 'iHinup tio jooi Btiujquiiti) jo j Xvd uo.f )utv ;o!1 no4 'EJtiiljn pun Ri.u t!jnuut 'BJonli nou v iami; nt)j JOHptlUiq J)l0 l1J.H jmiioHoj, SpOOQ q. ...TRY OUR Chiese Sandwich. Long Cracker?, Oysterettes, Butter Wafers, Harritt &. Lacorbnce Old Pout Ofllco Grocery. ...Pin Your Faith... Tu the store that never hiIIh a plpoe ol shoddy (mods Jtut beoaiifti thov can make your eyiw atmk nut with tho choapuesa ol the price, IT IS WEAR That tltmldea whether a toel Is really cheap or high priced. Wo have a line of towel that e rnipeulnMy tm omnifnd fur Ioiik wear ami durability Pure linen xt Ilk; Hemstitched huak 15c; hemstitched linen !i0t. Kunoy border hnok litrse uht 15e bath rowels, very nice, Me. Home very beauti ful litunetitehed bureau toarfH, U)c. Call and see m before btiylnK- ...The Ladies' Bazaar... 118 State Street. Salem. $t ,i82e233 y A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or ilbuwr you ran eny from one el (Mi' lender awl elien08 imt i. steaks, lbl yr muiUMi attuji' veal cutlot or prk, Our raoau1 are all cm fiom thefaUttt il inw-L tait'e, and we 'fan tujiply roar table with Iresli, Hsjint'oua and wMwouie mm s al Ved rak rices, P, C, .CROSS SALSM ORE rhon Stfl jn-r . im a it -n m For Infants mid Childron, The Kind You Have Always Bought in Use or Over Thirty Years TORIA Tut riNTaun company, Ntw tonn emr. CORN Mint urn ml.inln.l In I Ma nllm.l,. mt.1 & WHITE... SEEDSMEN. Salem. Oregon I.UI03 puc 3JBIS JOD 0SC3 pup Minn u inou aiqojsi siuA j - LXST13J NEW GOODS. Branch Cracker, Snow Drop Wafers, Lemon Wafers, Graham saso At Easter Time l when tlie bulldliiK IiuhIiiom will be In full twlntf. If you haven't Klven ynui orilera for your lumber rwittlroiHHiiU 1' Mill pay you to Kit ostlirinlee fton, Umxlala Lumber Go., for any ami all klmla of lumber for out or inside work lath, nhiniihff, mnh, doors, bllwli anil everything tieetlwl In thli Hue. GoodaIe Lumber Co. Near B. P. IWr. deMM. I'l. no (Ml Bears the i Signature AW ft iin F a ADVERTISEMENTS Advertisements, five tines or less. In this column Inserted three times for 25c. 50cWcck,$l;50 a month. All over fivellnes at the same rate. WANTED. Wanted. Wednesday, nt 7 a. m., at west end of big brldgo, 15 boys and girls, with knives, to weed flax. Ap ply at abovo placo or my residence, G24 Front stroot. Bugena Bosso. 6-19-3t Wanted. Outside man at Wlllamotto Hotel. Apply at once; stondy Job.1 C-lG-tt I For First Class dressmaking go to Mrs. F. M. Hendorshott, nt 103 Sum mor stroot. Fourteen yoars' oxporl onco In Portland. Only superior work turned out G-3-lm Wanted. A buyer for a No. 1 milch or stock cow, fanning mill, twohorso hay rako and corn shollor. Inqulro at Salem Soap Works, hoar Woolon Minn a vat Take Halls Ferry. Ono of tho best roads for travel or plcasuro is the Hall's Ferry road up tho river to In dependence, and nil vnlley.poluts. A first-class sorvlco maintained at tho ferry. A. D. Pottyjohn, prop.42Gl Wanted. Carpets nnd rugs to clean, by tho now centrifugal procoss, car pots not Injured' and thoroughly ren ovated nt small expense. Leavo or ders at 300 Marlon street. Work called for and dotlvorcd. Clrovor & Ewnrds. 'Phono Black SGIG. 2-27-tf It Is Settled at Last By all who havo tried It that Dr. Austin Albros' heart tnblots never fall to curo. Try thorn. Samplo boxes frco, nt 1GG cor ner of High and Mill street. A. S. Klghtlitigor, agent. B-9-lm L08T AND FOUND. . Don't You Know Anything about Ed wards' Markot? At 410 Stato strooL Best placo to buy fresh and cured moats at tho lowest prices.' Phono 2024. B. Edwards, prop FOR SALE. For Sale. All kinds of dry cord wood, nt reasonable figure. Leave ordors nt Roth & Orabor's, or cal on M, P. Donnts, Losllo stroot, botwoon 23d and 24th streets. G-19-3t At a Bargain For tho next 1G days a nloo homo on corner of Commer cial anil Marlon streets, opposite Marlon square. Inquire within. C-10-3t For Sale. Two No. 1 milch cowb, ono to bo froflh May 19th, tho other on AugtiBt 20th. Mrs. P. 12. Davis, six mllos north of Salem, on Wheatland road, R. V. D. No. 8. G-1G-Ct For Sain. Lady's (Hartford) whool, la good condition, very ohonp. 23G Commorcinl street. G-lllw For Sale. Now nnd second-hand bug' glos, now und second-hand spring wagons, buckboards and carts, at tho Salem Currlngo aud Wagon Fac tory. Wernor Feunoll, proprietor, 3GI Commercial strooL 4-lG-tf LODGES. Protection Lodge No. 2, Auulont Or dor United Workmon, meets ovory Saturday ovoulng in tho Holman Hall, corner of Htnto and Liberty streets. Visiting brathron welcome S. A. MuFnddon, M. W. J. A. Soliwood, Recorder. FORESTERS OF AMERICA Court Sherwood Forostors No. 10, Meets Friday nights in Turner block. Ira Hamilton O. 11.: A. L. Brown, Soo. Central Lodge No. 18 K. of P. Castle Hall In Holmau block, corner State and Lluorty Bt recta, Tuesday of each wool; at 7:30 p, m. Claud TowiiHond, 0. O.; Zodae J, Hlgs, K. of It. aud S. TON30RIAL. Evans' Darber Shop. Only flrst-olass shop on Stato street. Every thing now aud up-to-date. Finest porcolnlu baths. Shavo, ICe; hair-cut, 2Co; baths, 2Co. Two llrst-olnss boot blacks. O. W. Evans, proprietor. Ryan's Shaving Prlors. Sovon first class barbers ongagod. I-'Inout bath rooms In city. Wo uso antiseptic sterilizer, J. Ryan, Prop. C. H. Nlcholsen Barber shop aud porcelain baths, at old Mills shop, 209 Commercial street. Antiseptic treatment of all tools and bathB. HOP AND PRODUCE pUVEnjB; J. Carmlchael Hop buyer. Ofllco In Bush-Broymau bulldlnc, Salem, Oro Kou. Samplea of choice hops sollo Ited from all growers. BU8INe08CAnO0. J, M. Dollarhlde Denier and Contrac tor. ICxcavatlon a specialty. Teams watitwl. Hnlem Hotel. B-ltflm J. H. Brewer, pfTyslldTf arid iurfloon. Ofllco In Q ray block. Rooms 7 and 0. Phone 91, L. Burt Painter and paper hunger, moved to 1-10 Stato street, opposite John Hughes. fur estimates. Leave orders or call Cl-tf OSTEOPATHY. Osteopathy Is a distinct school of practice, and la never used lu con nection with auy other system by reputable and compoteut praatltlun ers. Always before takluR treat ment of one -who claims to bo au On tooplh. ask to se his diploma. If It Is not Issued by a reputable twonty rnonths' shool of Osteopatliy you are not getting genuine Osteopathic treatment. Dra, Wyekotf aud Al bright nro graduates of tha Ameri can Hohool of Osteopathy under the founder of the same. Odd Fellows' Tomple, Salem. Hours 0 to 4. Phono Main 2721. CLASSIFIED Or. M. T. Schoettle Graduate Amerl- ..can School of Osteopathy, Klrka- Yllle, Mo. Office in Tioga block, over thu Spa. OSlce hours 8 s 80 to 11: SO and 1 to 4, 8-13 CX M. MAGK iuKmW JuLa JulM mMLt JMLbT3f Jim Successor to TJri J, M. Koeno, In Whlto Corner, Salem, Oregon. 'Partloa , desiring superior operations nt mod orato foe in any branch aro in especial roquost. CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer I Moots all mall nnd pasHongor trains. Baggago to all pattfl of tho city. Prompt I srvlco. Telophono No. 241. IIOMYEit & HEDUICIC Your Step Mother Is still hero busy as ovor, and when your clothes aro all out of ordor, worn, with buttons off, tako them to her at tho Salem Dyo Works. At this establishment you can get anything sot to rights, from a pair of gloves, to tho most elaborate silk gown. A gcntloman can got hie hat cleaned, his trousers creased, or his ' wuplo suit rejuvenated to suit his I tnsto, also four suits a month for SI. pressod on short notice. Now goods shrunk for dressmaking. LOOK- Wo are prepared to go after and dollrer suits pressed by tho month MRS. C. H. WALKER 105 Commercial Qtreet S0ULB BROS PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS Fcr Salem and vicinity lve orders at Ceo WlU'a Music Store. PORTLAND OR. IB. R. vJOlSTBe. Attorney at Law Toledo, Orrgon. Was clerk of circuit court for six years and has an up-to-dato abstract of all proporty In Lincoln county... .. O. G T, Co's PASSENGER STEAMER POMONA Ltavti for PortUnd Moodsy, Wt(jneidflYfld FrldtyttOa.nl. For Corvallls Ttiesday,Ttiurs dy nd QAturdsy at 5 p. n- Quick Time, Cheap Rates Deck: Foot of Trade at. , M. P. UALDWIM. A(t. r OFFICE CITY HALL For water sorvlco apply at ofllco. Bills payablo monthly In advance. Mako all complaints at tho ofllco. HUIE WING SANG CO. 140 STATE ST. Boat kinds fancy goods, dry goods mat lings, silks, embroidery, laces. Fall Hum whlto underwear, wrappers, and waists now on sale vory cheap. THE ELITE CaFE 208 Commercial Street Meals at all hours. Open day nnd nlaht. Only place In tho city handling tho famous OLYMPIA BEER le tho Reception twioon. Wholosalo and retail, E HCKERLEN, Proprietor L. D. HENRY'S REAL ESTATE AND RENTING AGENCY is nt 230 Commercial Street PHONE MAIN 2681 SALEM ORE. Is u lugnllzod Bohool of practlco In 16 different status, and Is dostlnod to bucomo universally recognlzod In nil states. Thu course of study In a reputable und legally recognized school of Oste opathy comprise Anatomy, Physiolo gy, Histology, Chemistry Urinalysis, Symptomology, Pathology, aynocolo gy, ObBtetrles, Osteopathia Thorapout tea and Surgery, nnd must bo pursued nt least four terms of live, months each before graduation. Sneh u course fits the Osteopathic physician to trea Intelligently and scientifically any coas put in tholr care. Their sueoess lu curing disease has been remarkable. Howovor, all who olalm to bo Osteopatlia aro not. Beforo taking treatmont ask to soo their diploma. Dr. Wyckoff and Oraco Albright uro twenty-months graduates of the American sahool of Osteopathy and A. T. Still Infirmary. Houn 0 to 4. Phone, Main 2721. Odd Fellow's Temple, Salem, Or, Quick Repair Shop Bring in your bloyole and -get it re paired. There Is no excuse for your wheel looking to shabby when you ran It enameled here to look like a new bi cycle. FRANK J. MOORE 109 Court St. Phono 2044, STEUSL0FF BROS. Dealers In Live Stock, Wholesale and retail butchers and packers. All kinds of fresh aud salt meats. Flue sausages, hams, liacon und lard. 316 Commercial street. WOOD WOOD CHOICE BIO FIR ,v-' We have a limited sunnlv of tha Mnut body 11 r. To secure some, ordure ahoukl btsont tntoon. Uomg fatt. GEO. F. RGDfiERS Wate Osteopathy 6 141w( Court and Liberty It Cf Jt