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Newspaper Page TextTl 0 AILY JOURNAL, 8ALKM, trRGGON, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1902. (jy jTV v Would You Think It? Would you thirrk it possible that yon could bedrsappotntcdin the faceofawonv u whose shapely shoulders, and beauti ful hair suggest womanly perfection and beauty? Such disappointment comes not seldom when the face turned to you ri "Ss?vr shows disfigur-mit- ""iSl ing blotches and Rjl blemishes. In SX- AjJ general the cause ot lliese eruptions is im pure uioou. Dr. Tierce's Golden Medical Discovery puri fies the blood, and removes the corrupt ac cu initiations w h i cli cause disease. When the blood is cleansed, pimples, tetter, salt-rheum, boils, sores, and other results of impure blood, are perfectly and per manently cured. "For three years 1 iraflereJ with that dreaded tlNeme eczema," writer Mr. J. Koepp, of Her man, Oregon "I was told lo try Dr. l'lerce'a Golden Medical Discovery, which I did, and af ter I had taken fourteen bottles I wax pennn ncntlv cured It has been n year since I stopped taking your medicine and It has neer appeared ulnce I think your medicine n wonderful cure and hope others sufTeriui; hs I did, will take It r and tie relieved of IhclrsufTerliig " Some of the most remarkable cures '.effected by "Golden Medical Discovery," Shave been of scrofulous diseases. L I will forever thank you for advising me to flake I)r I'ierccS Golden Medical I)lcoery," ' writes Mrs. jus. Murphy, oi I'ouna, l-ocanomas -Co Iowa "It has cured me of chronic scrofula , of tweUe ears' standing I had doctored for ine trouDie uuin i was completely uucourngeu I also had chronic diarrhea for tweUe years. I am in good health now better than I eer was in my life, owing to Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery- I took wvcral bottles of the ' Dlscov . ery ' Iwfore I stopped." Accept no substitute for " Golden Med- Lical Discovery." There is jiothinit "just fas good" for diseases of the stomach, Miiooii aim lungs. r Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure dir zincss and sick headache. Astoria Budget, May lGth: No one fof tho largo crowd which listened to the speech of Hon. Geo. E. Chamber lain at tho opera liouso last evening could help being convinced of the sin cerity of tho man and of tho sound Iness of his arguments in discussing the issues now before tho people. He favors retrenchment of tho public ox ponseB In every way consistent with anforcement of good government, and If he Is elected nH tho chief executive of tho stnte, tho people may rest as sured that he will, so far as it lies in tho provlnco of his olllco seo that tho reforms which he advocates aro ffirletly enforced. faThore Is moro catarrn in this sec tion of tho country than all other dis eases put together, and until tho last few yoars It was supposuu to bo Incur ablo. For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease, and pre scribed local romodles, and by con stantly falling to euro with local treat ment pronounced it Incurable. Science hltts proven catarrh to bo a constitu tional disease, and thcreforo requlros constitutional treatment Hall's Ca arrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Rihenoy & Co., Toledo, Ohio, Is the only constitutional euro on tho mar ket It is taken Internally In doses from 10 drops to n teaspoonful. It acts directly on tho blood and mu cous surfaces of tho system. Thoy offer ono hundred dollara for any caso It falls to cure. Send for circu lars and testimonials. Address, P. J. CHENRY & CO., Toledo, Ohio. 9 Crvl.l In. .It-iiirfrfnf a TKi Hall's Family Pills aro tho best. Alwavs Fresh. w niwnvH lenon tho freshest and host meat on hand, also a. full lino ot EtuiiB, bacon, lard and sausagos at IFondrlchs Market. Butter and Eons Wanted. Cash nald for butter and eggs at Koo;lhue'8 creamery, 225 Commercial Street. w-G-22-lm nutrlnnf Art Work. HUh T.lllnn Ttnln hail bttCUn to Of- fganlro her classes for outdoor -work In Soils and charcoal. Thoso who wish to avail thomsolvos of this opportunity Hor otudy from naturo can do so by Railing on hor at tho roaldonco of TUts. P D. Strong, no. 77 commercial -stroot i ruirurTrn') ENQII9M pWVROyALejfcLS VArE ' " r ' iJiatSiUiiiriiiH for dill lll.nniivn juuiuh U IfKD ml old msiuii Uim a4 'tb i '1 kn lhr. lUfta llcnu bllliitJii ImIUm tltuss I aj-el Jt l"uil r MtJ4,l uum " lrtltr. TmUmiUU m4IU1UI f-rlU,"miw.fcy r lira UhII. IO.UUUTmUmmUU 04J tr 401 DrsfiUw I hltkraUr f htMll tJ- IUUh Ui (.(, lftiU br, VtliUlu JfJLs Report of the ConJItlonof FStnnItal National Bank, at Salem, iu IthaTBtate of Oregon, at tho cloee of buiU gelsS April 30, 1003. 'TSBm iiMnmnn. loSnaarul illwounu --- I'.'? !1 'Overdrafts, ecurd and unecurd.. 10.6CBW l4iB3BOM PrwnluKi jhoihu to M't ur i uvuinuoii.. ll.Ul) 00 WO 00 omU on hand,.. . - .. iuKu on V tf. Ilotxls ktnakll. t nritles fiU... .... I1,ls7 0 17,M 1 HwMaf-tiousa. 'urnliare, and fix- '' Itar- OtUM'JMl ett owneil Duejtoin National lUuL(imt Kemrra m&& DaeifroM Bute lUnTi nd lUukm.. J.W Ou ej from approved reetT wsiM - 7l,0is 3.7U9 U Jl,DW 20 ' flUwi.'nd..thercih itnw. ' AtMAri.ilirr Narioutl lUnk. Tnrun.l nifenllfl AlMEODt in us 4,144 M 2,410 09 "ft&"' IP' urrenc niiVeli, ij M.ntt iwul ijul Uwney K err iu NorIc, vis ) Toi. - . . l-pSal-terxle i bH - . W ", Jitedftoi on ("lid Hh t. H Tris r !gjfercni, . i .ircul.tUn.t - - - l.0 M TM MM, SO tvk Pd " ,W)CO ut fllll ... - - i,auu w rfdv-l irui, ww txfmnM mm! i lUuk'u .MuuUtelUliC. . l,IH w. cue on (Hber Mitf-Mi unit. Hutu Uunk and "-'" .MJ 'apmTel rftT agM iiu nnpaiu . toco ul driMMlU aUMI l aback.. Jii.604 II id rartuWatm of doaoa t -H t rfartinigil itaiorA--- 41,201 m M imai,nf:u 35ll- 1H4.KO Ma, II Afbart, ntablw tf lit ttan saSeU Vni. du tok-wiUr wr thai we ba tU1rwii " true ta Uafc uf u; tbiU0(4 $&' W H.AI.8BKT tUwibed aaJ aa I beferc u Iklt mt 4iMMf.A.u urn ; I .xeiB wj rw . aww t a- vbmK K.S. OkOt , Dtrwien V MtiSL 4S! fl jmiOKTA 'VII mrl r 1 W7 14 ig V m lb. tiJ y ff ,mCfAtol jksana tX'u! mst pwt T SALEM SOCIAL WORLD AMD PERSONAL MENTION Calendar of Local Events. July 4 Greatest celebration In Oro gon at Salem. o Blind Institute Closing Exercises. Tho annunl commencement oxer clues at the state blind school will bo hold Friday afternoon, beginning nt 2 o'clock. The following piogram will bo given in tho school chapel, and tho public Is invited to attend: Chorus "Wake, Wake, Wake." Essay "History of Music," Ida Col by. Violin boIo Willie Bailer. Recitation Edward Maakin. Vocal duet Frank Sandos and Mar guerite Flower. Paper "Story of Evangeline" Maude Ij. Bow . Piano solo Leo Perln. Recitation Eroatua Savage. Dumboll drill Five girls. "Tho Faithful Dog" A Btory, Frank Sanders. Piano duet Leo Perln and Myrtle Buzan. Recitation Mabel Tompletou. Piano solo John Foley. Paper "History of the School," Ora. Johnson. Chorus "Praise Yo tho Father." o PERSONALS.- Mrs. 1. L. Patterson is visiting In Portland. MIsb Maud Mackay has returned from Portland. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Rogers spent tho day In Portland. a. B. Gray and Martin Vlesko wero In Portland today. , Mrs. It. H. Leabo spent the day with Woodburn friends. J. R. Wyatt, or Albany, was In tho city Wednesday aftornoon. Miss Allco Davenport has gono to Portland for a short visit. Mlsa Zella Colo, of Turner. Is tho guest of Miss Llzotto Fawk. Mrs. Thos. Kay has returned from an extended visit at Roseburg. Mrs. H. L. Barkloy Is attending tho W. C. T ,U. convention nt Turner. J. B. Early, of tho Waldo Hills, has gono to Oregon City for a fow days. Prof. C. II. Jonos has gono to Astor ia, to nttond a Clatsop teachers' Insti tute. L. G. Clark, of Portland, visited nt tho homo of J. J, Murphy Wednesday evening. Mrs. T. W. Davenport has returned to hor homo In Silverton, after a visit In. Salem. Mrs. C. K. Fronk, of Afbany, was tho guest of Mrs. W. Mcrrlman on Wednesday. G. W. Clark and G. Buchanan, the exports accountants, returned to Port land Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. J. D. Leo left to day for a visit with hor daughtor, Mrs. C. H. Inman, at Ellen8burg, Washington. Mrs. Jonos left Wednesday evening for hor homo at Juneau, Alaska, after a visit with Mrs. P. A. Moore. Dr. Boyd Richardson, of Ropubllc, Washington, is visiting his parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Richardson. 'Mrs. J. R. Hlnklu has returned to Hubbard, nftor a visit to her daugh tor, Mrs. O. L. Darling, In Salem. Claud Gatch and F. F. Toevs havo returned from Newport, whoro thoy wore In attondanco at the sosslnns of tho I. O. O. F. grand lodgo. They ro port vory successful sonalons, W. J. P'Arcy, buslnoss managor of tho Evening Capital News, of Boise, Idaho, was In tho city Wednesday ov ening, leaving for Bolso this morning. Mr. D'Arcy roports general conditions prosperous at Boise, and Is woll pleased with his now location. Patients Here Froni Alaska Doputy United Statos marshals havo brought two additional Alaskan pa tients to tho state insano asylum at Salem. The new arrivals aro Ellen M. Shin and Joseph Okes, and they come from Douglas Island, Alaska. On How to Vote. St. Louis, Or., May 19th. Editor Jeurnal: Generally speaking every politician is provided with burglar's tools to give the public safo a trial, but I wish to remind the farmers anil the laborers, especially, to never vote for any man, not even for a personal friend of theirs, if he is urged on and protected by men of great wealth. A poor politician wants something, but the wealthy poll tlalan wants the world. Singe polities are a necessary evil under circumstan ces, let all remember that to loee one finger is better than, to hang. Do not consider party lines now, because af ter election they will make you pay heavy taxes without inquiring into your political coler. Republican or Democrat, vote for those who reduce taxation, and down those who eat up our taxes in a business way, or any other slick and niee sounding way. Vote for thoe who have always mingle wltk and helped the poor people, and who have always opposed J the rieh in deeds. This la the quick- eat. surest and best war for com woe .and goad thlnklag people to flad out for whom U vote. Yours, JOSEPH SCIIKLL OAS70HXA. BMTstU Bja4iaifKHiAtartto Blgsatu &&4&5&- WILL YOU ALLOW A Relative or Friend to Pass Into the Dark Valley Simply Because the Doctor Desires, to Cling to Medical Etiquette? Paine's Celery Compound Is Daily Saving Precious Lives After Pronounced Failures of Physicians. Tho months just passed of tho pros ent year havo brought boroavoment and dark clouds of Borrow to many homes In our land. Fathers, mothers, sisters and brothers have boon foreror removed by tho grim reaper, death. The large majority of such could havo boon savod had their friends given thorn Palno's Colery Compound, In stead of tho worthless medicines the sick ones woro torced to swallow. In many families a too slavish obedi ence to tho medical dictation kept the true life-saver from the sick and dy ing ones. Past records of marvelous euros and victories wrought by Palne's Celery Compound wero Ignored by medical mon; in n word, it was un professional in their estimation to in troduce tho life-giving compound. Ah! Remorse is now doing Its quiet but effective work, nnd thoso most closely interested aro suffering for holr neglocL Will you, dear reader, allow somo dear relative or friend to paBs from life without making an effort to save tho perishing one by Palno's Celery Compound? Tho virtues and powers of Dr. Phelps' proscription aro wonder ously far reaching and mighty. Evon though your frlonds havo BUffored long, and havo como to tho point whoro tho physician Is helpless to save, oven thon, thoro la a blessed hope If Palne's Celery Compound is usod. The desporato cases cured in tho past and tho number of proclous lives saved, Is the bright, living proof, that Palno's Colory Compound ninltos sick pooplo well. FAST COTTON COLORS of Diamond Dyes nevor crock or fade. Tako no other. CATARRH Symptoms, Effects, Treat ments and Cure by Dr. Darrin At Willam ette Hotel. Among me chief chronic dlsoasos which affect tho human framo, catarrh Is tho most provalont, most offensive, most productlvo of discomfort nnd a varioty of distressing and dangorous complications. Its oarllost and most prominent symptom Is a discharge from tho head, varying In its naturo In different casos, and oven Iu tho same Individual nt different tlmos. It may bo a thin, colorless, arrid lltild, or a glairy, starch-llko substance Conor ally, howover, It Is thick, purulont, or mucopurulent matter, olthor ash-colored, or of a deep groon tint, occasional ly stroakad.or lleckod with blood. So copious and offensive Is tho discharge In many cases, that patients oxprass tho belief that tholr hoads- aro ono "mnss of corruption." "Hawking." Much of tho dlsohargo puwjos back ward, olthor dropping in tho throat, or collecting as a tough, viscid, tenacious phlogm, bohlnd and abovo tho soft pal ate to tho passage between the throat and tno head. Its lodgment embarrass es respiration, and croatus a constant and IrresIstAble desire to relievo tho discomfort by drawing tho offensive substance Into tho throat by a loud In sufllatlon through the nog, so as then to bo able to eject It by a disagree- nble hawking. ' Fatal Effects of Catarrh. The swallowing of cutarrhal secre tions deranges the function of the stomach, causing Indigestion and loss of appetite and health. Debility, pale ness, lassltudo, headache and disturb ance of mind soon follow. In some Instances the mental affection Is one of irritability, the patient being unduly annoyed by all the perplexities of Ufa. In others the prominent feeling Is that of melancholy depression of spirits, when tho Invalid can see no hope In the future for himself or his affairs. Catarrhal deafness Is almost sure to follow in a majority of case. Offensive Breath. In the most advanaed stages, the discharges are generally of an offen sive odor, causing great annoyance to one's friends and the paUent himself. while his sense of smell remains. This annoyance from the odor becomes al most beyond endurance, wore especial ly when the disease assumes the form of osaena, and delicate bones of the nose become diseased. Deformity of the Nose. In cases where the bones of the nose become diseased, not only Is the offensiveneee of the breath greatly In creased, but there Hi a liability to se rious pergonal deformities, among which are flatteulsg of the nese. Consumption and Death. Catarrh afflletlo&s. Msehecked by treatment, are tmsM to ex tew d by eon Usutty of surface a)og the natural air passages to the substance ot the iustis, thus causing ooaeuMptlos &ad death. Ih this coeetkm It should also be remembered that the air which enters the lssgs of a catarrhal patient is every breath, of it potsoaed 'by the foe I sfteretkm of tfee diseased surface. Ily stuh air the blood ran not be properly puriled. and made At to import healthy vigor In IU meadlug circuit to all and every part of ttae aa- lmnl mechanism. Ono would supposo that this consideration alono would bo sufficient to Induce every person thus afflicted to make early application for relief. Treatment and Cure. By tho medicinal and electric sys tem of treatment, which Dr. Darrin hns adopted and, pursued for years witli uniform success a complete nnd pormnnent euro of this repulslvo dis order can bo effected. Thus, ho has demonstrated in thousands of casos, representing the dlscaso in ovory form and nil its various stagos ot develop ment. Ills applications aro mado (o reach tho diseased parts In tho most direct and positive manner, instanta neously penetrating every coll and cavity of tho head, communicating with tho nostrils, and subjecting ovory portion of tho membrano to tho heal ing action of tho remeay employed, with the most beneficial result, with out causing tho least pain or unploas- ant sensation. Tho affected cavities aro thoroughly cleansed from lncrustlc morbific matter, tho offenslvo smell is removed and rollof from othor trouble some symptoms is almost immediately oxporioncod. Tho dlsohargo soon di minishes, irritation Is allayed, tho In flammation subsides, ulcerations aro made to heal, and finally a radical and pormnnent euro is affected. Numerous testimonials havo ap peared in this paper during tho past fow weeks from thoso who thought thoy owed it to tho doctor, as woll as hundreds of like sufforors, to Bpcak of tho good work that has been done for thorn. 'ostmaster Merrlman, of Medford, tells How His Wife Was Cured by Dr. Darrin. Noticing Dr. Darrln's advent, I think It no moro than right to toll tho pub lic what ho did for my wlfo two years ago. For about six years my wife had a troublesome catarrh of tho head, which resulted In bronchitis and asth ma. All previous attempts at euro proved futile. Dr. Darrin cured hor of tho above montloncd trouble in about three months. I nni glad to glva tills card In Juatlco to Dr. Darrin, as woll as "the good It may do tho public. Refer any ono to mo or my wire nt Medford, Or. GKO. F. M13RRIMAN, P. M. 1rs. Noe Glad She Called on Dr. Darrin To the Editer: For moro than thir ty years I havo boon gradually grow ing denf from cntarrh. Dr. Darrin cured me. Refer your rondors to mo at Rock Point, Or. I am glad I called on Dr. Darrin, though I mot with op position from skoptlcnl people. Dr, Darrin Is all ho claims. MRS. MARY F. NoE. - - .T :. ? ur. unrrin a riaco or ausiness. According to Ids custom, Dr. Diir rlu will kIvo treatmont to tho worthy poor free, except medicines, from 10 to 11 dally. Regular olllco hours, 10 a. in. to 5 p. m. Evenings, 7 to 8. Sun dnys 10 a. iu. to 3 p. in. Tho ullllctod should not miss tho opportunity to consult this emluont physician whllo hore. All business relations strictly confidential. Tho euro of catarrh, deafnoss, tu mors, lost manhood and womanhood, seorot vlcon ot youth and stricture a specialty, as woll as all chronic ills oases. Battery and bolts furnished If necessary, Eyes tostod and glasses lilted. Dr. Darrin can bo seon nt Hotol Wlllamotto, Salem, until July otu. o Masonic Lecture. Hon. P S. Mnlcom, past grand mas tor of Masons, delivorod an Interesting lecturo In tho Ainsonlc linll, In tho Mc Cornuck building, on Wodnosdny at a joint couvontlon of tho members of Salem and Pacific lodges, A. F. &. A. M., of thljt city. Tho subjoct of tho lecturo, which is said to havo boon an Intellectual treat, was "Tho Legends nnd Mystorlos of tho Third Degree." Mr. Malcom returned to Portland this morning. DANDRUFF CAUSED BY A QERM. A New Discovery that Kills the Germ and Prevents Baldness. Pretty nearly nil the hair prapnra lions for dandruff, havo soma merit -In nllaylng Itching of tho scalp, and In being a fairly good dressing for tho hair, but thoro Is only ono that recog nizes what causes dandruff, fulling hair and baldnoss, nnd that destroys tho cause, a llttlo germ and that Is New- bro's Herplclde. This germ oats Its way into tho scalp, down to the hair root, whero it sajis the vltullty, caus ing dandruff us It digs up tho scalp Into little white scales. Unless it Is destroyed there's no permanent stop ping of fulling hair and cure of dand ruff and baldness. Newbro's Herplclde kills the germ. "Destroy the cause, you remove the effeaL" Wool Makes Fine Showinn, Baker City. Or.. May !. The first wool clip of the season makes a flue showing. The growers favor the Wy omlng plan of the auetlon of wool, but as yet It has not been decided. 0 ' Ladles Can Wear Shoes. One size smaller After using Allen's Foot-Ease, a jtowder to be shaken into the shoes. It makes tight er new shoes feel easy; gives instant relief to rornB and bunions. It is the greatest comfort discovery of the aje. Cures and pre vents -swollen feet, blisters, callous and sore spots. Allen's Foot-Kase is n cer tain cure for sweating, hot, aching feet At all druggists d shoe stores, Mk Trial passage I'll If K by mall Address Allen . Olmetwl, I Roy. N. Y. 1 Propotals for Wood. Rids for the delivery of sevestyflve cords of Krub oak, three to six Inches through, at the wain building of the Oregon state Insane asylum, will be received until noon, June 2, Ho. De livery will U required on or before October 1. lWi IMds should be di rected to the elertc of the board 'of trustees or to Superintendent Cal breath. The right to reserved to re ject any or all bM. 11 order of the board. WAlriM LYON. Cleric The Best Is always the cheapet. and the meals served at the Whits House res taurant are said to be the West Iu the city Opes day and night, 1W State street Salem Minister Goes to Ashland Rev. Ronald McKlllop and family leave tonight for Ashland, whero they will mako their future homo. Rov. Mc Klllop recently accepted a call to tho pastorate of tho First Baptist church of Ashlnnd, and. will begin Ills pastoral duties on next Sunday. Rov, McKlllop was formoiiy pastor of tho First Bap tist church of tills city. Ho was a thorough Christian gontlomnn, nnd mado ninny warm friends in Salem during his two years' sojourn hore. Tho Bnptlst church of this city has not yet selected a succossor to Rev. McKll lop. o Salem Lawyer GetsaDiYorce Oir Wednesday afternoon Circuit Jmlgo Boise granted Carey F. Martin a divorce from Adda D. Martin, form erly Davenport, on tho grounds of de sertion. Tho parties wort) married In July, lisitG, but had not been living to gether since 189S. Osteopathy... Is a legalized Bchool of practlco In 15 different states, arrd Is dcstluod to boconie unlversnlly recognized In all states. The course of study in n roputablo and lognlly rocognlzod school of Osto opathy comprises Anatomy, Physiolo gy, Histology, Chomlstry Urinalysis, Symplomology, Pathology, Gynecolo gy, ObstotrlcH, Osteopathic Thorapout Ics and Surgory, and must bo puruued at least four terms of flvo months each boforo graduation. Such a course (Its the Osteopathic physician to treat Intelligently mid sclontlllcally any caso put iu their care. Their success In curing disease has boon remarkable. Howover, all who claim to he Osteopaths aro not. Boforo taking treatment nsk to boo tholr diploma. Dr. Wyokoff arrd Graco Albright nro twenty-months graduatos of tho American nchool of Osteopathy and A. T. Still Infirmary. Hour 1) to 4 Phono, Main 2721. 0'd Fflllow'o Temple, Kitlnm. Or. Saleoi Water Co. OFFICE CITY HALL For wator sorvlco apply at olllco Mils payablo monthly In advance Mako all complaints at tho office SOULE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS PorStltm and vtclult leave orders at Ceo WM's Music Store. PORTLAND OR B. P. JONES Attorney at Law Toledo, Oregon. Was olork ot circuit court for six yoars and has an up-to-date nbstracl of all property In Lincoln county O, C, T, Co's PASSBMCUR STEAMER POMONA l.fivti for Portland Monday. Wedntsdavand Frlday.10a.rn. l-'or Corvallla Tuesday.Thurs day and Saturday at 5 p ra Quick Time, Cheap Rates Deck: Foot or Trade at. M. P. UAI.DWIM. Alt. , V.KCU"'SSk,0,Vk.,Vfc.Oi Mrm ri- Z j ..wuLrr.. j MCYCLES 0. y --- - i r. One of the best hleh grade P 5 wheels on the market- r. S 1902 MODEL 55 $40 V. d 1902 MODEL 55. SUPERB 2 IUJBY FINISH $45 fi 2 1901 MODEL 45 - $35 fi 2 1902 SPECIAL. MODEL 4 J 62 $25 p 5 The frames Bre io iwnatrncted W. as to permit th ureatoM Hpplu-a- rA A .:... .1 .... ..I.I. .1... ...i... ........ V OP t III I'l HIWIT Willi IIU) IJIIIIIIII-IIII A ixpndllure of f-trt-iiuil.. 5 CH and rim our olrgsiit in of 5 lilith vfsde bifyclesat FroclandV, y 5 IMHtsteHln-et. f Merrit Davis Airent. Nkxr'vvt.v Summer Normal TIm Drat Mrin ol tlie Cipiul Kumme' Sorinal lnKins on Monday May 5 sod continue tditht ttV Clsatea will be lortiuxl in nil Dm branches rwHlred for state ami county papers. For (Hithr irnVmstioH sildress J. J. KIMP5, Salsm, Ore. ilJc -l.'W 1m Tb? flDDeij.. 'V PI)fK WI.1 BH. UU Vil KB ' AKOCNU'tiU 102 Coiirf St yZmjHLL:,al I, ...I, t Algclaulc PrcpaKULinforAs similaliiigUieFooilaiHlHodula ling lite Stomachs niKiDowls ol Promotes Digestion Cheerful ness and ResLConlalns netllicr Opluni.Morplune nor Mineral Not Naiic otic . Jtaipe ofMdJyS.m!mHTCl!Klt UryAm Srrtf' Mix Strut IKtmSfHl llEiaramM iiw? ApcriVcl Hcincily for Constipa tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions .Feverish ucss nml Loss OV SI.EI5P. FncS'umlo Signature of NEW YOHK. EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER ilMu. C H.JVIACK SucooBBor to Dr. J. M. Koorro, iu Wlrlto Corrtur, Gr.'orn, Oiogon. rnrtlos duslrlrrg suporlor opornlloriH nt mod ornto foo In uiry branch tiro In ospoolnl roquost CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Moots all urnll tuid passonRor trnlns, UnKnnRO to all parts of thu city Prompt isrvlco. Tolophono No. 'ill. HOMYKR & llKUlUlJK.. STEUSL0FF BROS. Dealers In Live Stock, WholoHnlu and rotnll butchors and packors. All kinds of fronlr nnd salt moats. Flno snusaRus, hams, bacon and lnrd, 316 Commercial otreet. HU1E WING SANG CO. 140 STATF. ST. linn l klmla f.mcv uooiIh. tlr cootie limt. iIdl-b. Bllkti. tMiibroidury. hem Full llii" wlrilo uiiilnrwunr, wraptxirs, nnd wnieta now on onltt vory ohrnp. THE ELITE CAFE 208 Commercial 8trect. Meals at all hours. Open dny nnd nlttht. Only place in thu elty handling the (amouR OLYMPIA BHER Is tlie Kccupllon oaioorr. Wliolutale nnd relnll. R ECKBRLEN. Proprietor L.D. HENRY'S REAL ESTATE AND RENTING AGENCY is nt 2D0 Commercial Htrevt PHONE MAIN 2681 SALEM ORE, Quick Repair Shop tiring in your bioyola and gut It re paired. There is no iixaueu for your wheel looking so shabby when you 'nu it enameled here lo look llku a new III cyelo. FRANK J. MOORE 100 Court Hi. I'houuVotl, ffip S. C. STONE, m. D. !$ PR0PRICT0H OF Stone's Drug Stores 8ALEM, OREGON. Tho storasftwo Iu number)ure located at No. 245 and 21)7 Commurolal at., and aro woll stocked with a complstf lino of drugs and msdlclues, toilet ortlclss, porfumsry, iirususs, mc. Has had somo 2fi years axpsrlsHes In the prustlee of medlelne and row makss no charge for oonsultutluH, x amlnatlorr or proscription. Barr's German Salve Ileal qnhkly nil ruts, or bruise. Draw s.)rdns4 oot nfltinx baek, stul drnws Hivttrsout o( IImIi wbuti oitcn brook 1 if too short to pull H k like itirkiitK pls'ter Trv l and )mi will iie-r h MtihuH. II iHd vft- L. M BARR, 10 State St. Salem, Ore. Your Step Mother Is still her busy as aver, and whu your cloths aro all out of order, worn, with buttons off. taks thorn to her ul th ,ttlm Dys Works. At thU sstablUlnnent you can gni attyUtlBK t to right, from a pair of slovt, to the most idaborato silk gown. A MtMtUswai! mir gat his hal olsaHsd, his irwumnt orsossd. or bit whols suit rJuvsimtwl to suit his asts. alw fo'ir suits a month for fl Dultous jww4 on, rips sewed up, suits pressed oh Mart notice. Now goods tbruNk for drwHHaklog. LOOK Ws aro prepared to go after bmI deliver suits prssssd by the month MRS. C. II. WALKER 183 CommircUl BtrooL For Infants and Children, MaaaSMniSWMBInHMtnUHMMMMM The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature In Use For Over Thirty Years TORIA T1H C(NTUH COMPANY. N(W VOHR OITV. OPEGOI SHOflilNE AKD DKI'Alir FOIl TIMt! SCIICDULD3 From lVtltiiu'l, Or, AUIUVK FUOM Clilrago l-urlUnil Hpeolnl 9 0J a, m. Via Hunt. IliKtou Salt Ukc, DoitTcr, Ft, OUT, HI. I)Ut, CIllOKKO 4:3d ) tn, IIU IUU1, AlUlltlO KxprcM 8 6o ii. m, ln lliuil- IiikUmi "TkTViIuT Fill Mall :I5i, m. vU 8ikiio Hall I.tkn. Denver Ft woiiii, iimniin, hnm City, m, Uiiiln, ( lilcgo ...... ..' . ,t ..... : 8 1' a. m Kllll f.MV. Va"uo WslurTZwUton, iliiokiiiio. Wallftco. full. man. Mtfinftfttxtlli St. "10 a m I'ttill, l)iiliitIi,Mlluntlkc iiiiicaro, ami nam. 79 hours w -79 PORTLAND TO CHICAGO I no Chance of Cars Through tickets vln Ihln route to all Knatorn points on Bale nt Southern I'n clflu depot olllco, OCCAM AND HIVCR OCIICDULU Prom Portland' AllMlllllK ilaloi tlibjoct in unaiiKO Korean Franolnoj Sail uTry a dayi 8 p. ni. 4 p. m Dally exevpt Similar 8 n III. UOf.UMIlIA lUVIlll TOAitoila and Way l.amlliit. 4 p. in, ex, Huu dt Hatunlay iu , m. WILLAMCTTi! IIIVEH Btnumer llutir leaves Hulein for Port laud nnd u tty landings oir Tuesday Thurs days and Hnturdays, about 10 a. m. For Corvsllls mid wny landings, Monduys, Weilneeilaye nnd Fridays nt about 6 A."!.' GKAia, M . P. IIALDWIN. Gen. I'nuB. Agt. Agt. O. It. ft N. dock Pnrtlniid, Ore. Bnlem, Ore, Corvallis & Kastero ll sllrocd TIME CARD. No. 2 For Yaqulna: Train leaves Albany 12:60 p. tu, Train loaves Corvallis..., l:oU p. iu 1'raln nrrlvoa Yaqulna , 0;4S p. in. Tt.. 1 Iteturnlnif: Leaves Yuquina 0-00 a. in Loaves Corvallis 1 10 a. ui Arrlvos Albany 12tl5 p. u.. No. I For Detreit: Leaves Albany 7:00 11. m, Arrives Detroit 12:16 p, in Ho. 4 From Detreit: Loaves Detroit 1245 p. iu. Arrlvos Albany 6rl0 p. in, Trains 1 arrives In Albany in time to connect with the H, P. south bound, train, ns well as wiving two or three hours in Albany before departure ol H. I'. North Ik m nil train fur Portland, Train No 2 connects with tho H, P. unit side train at Corvkills Grossing for Indepumlenue. McMinuvillo and all (Kiirila north to P rtlaml I. ii'KNui, Knwrh Htonk, wt'iii.Allmnv. Marrsgs 1 lie KJV Cat operating week r 1 T 1 J ' personally KOCK iSland eouduoted tour 1st axourslon Pol lt cars between ivuuic. Portland and Chicago ehangs via. the world's great est scenic line, maklriK close connee- iliiiiii nt nhlf-nuo In Union Datxit for all iMilnts KasL Dally standard sleep ing car between nan Lake Olty, Denver and OhlcBfio, buffet, library, smoking cars between iiiulili TluTivar nnil Phi imwi cago. The most reasonable dining car service between Pueblo and Chlea" go. If you are going to Kansas City. Omaha. Des Moines, Chicago or any pine least, you should ouuulro about the 0 rent Hook Island Uouto bofors nurobaslng your ticket Ask your nearest agent about it. or write for folders, and any Information desired. A. IS. COOPKK. Oen. AxL, Portland. Ore If you want tho DE8T Coffee and want it FRESH, net It The Salem Coffee Roaster JOHNSON 6. O'FLYNQ, Props. (utceors to H. 8. IUdcllff) We aro the only dealers in the olty that roast Coffee. I. O.O. F. Tempts Phons Main 2724, HU of AfUf SU fJ MIMlHjJKk CLASSIFIED XJb sn ADVERTISEMENTS Advertltemtats. five Uses or less. Is this column inserteathrte limes for 25c, Soca Week, $1.50 i noaih. All over five lines at the same rate. WANTED. Wanted. Outoldo man at Wlllamotto Hotel. Apply- at once; steady Job. B-lO-tf For FirstGlass dressmaking go to Mrs. P. M. Ilcndorshott, at 403.Sum trior strcot Fourteon yoara oxporl onoo In Portland. Only suporior work turned out. G-3-lm Wanted. A buyor for a No. 1 milch or stock cow, fanning mill, two-horso hay rako and Corn shollcr. Inquiro at Salem Soap Works, near Woolen Mills. 4-2G-IC Take Halls Ferry. Ono of tho best roads for travel or pleasure is tho Hall's Ferry road up tho river to In dopondorrco, and all valley points. A first-class service maintained 'n't tho forry. A. D. Pettyjohn, prop.4-2C-im Wanted, Carpets and rugs to cloan, by tho now centrifugal process, car pets not Injured and thoroughly ron ovatod at sninll oxpouso. Lcavo or dors at 300 Marlon street Work called for and dollvorcd. Grovor & Kwnrds. 'Phono Black 2510. 2-27-tl It Is Settled at Last Dy all who havo tried it that Dr. Austin Albros' heart tablots novor fall to euro. Try thorn. Sample boxes free, at ISO cor ner ot High and Mill street. A. S. Klghtllngor, agont G-9-lm .. I . a W ai i ,m m Ji ! I IJI1 nil. Miff LOST AND FOUND. Lost. A llRht bay 7-year-old horao, Weighs about 1050 pounds. Shod on front feet. Notify J. N. O'Neill, It. F. D. No. 8, arrd roCotVo roward. G-21-31 Lost. A garnet breastpin. Return to Ilurghnrdt's bookstoro for roward, 2G3 Commercial street. 5-21-tt Oon't You Know Anytuing about Ed wards' Market? At 410 Stato stroot Dost placo to buy fresh and cured meats at tho lowest prlccB. Phono 2624, II. EdwardB, prop FOR .8 ALE. So re en Doors and Windows, Poultry, lawn and field fonclng, sawed and cut shingles, Walter Morloy, Phono 1301, 50 Stato stroot, 5-21-Ct For Sale. Now und second-hand bug glos, now and secoud-hand spring wagorrB, huokboards and carta, at tho Salem Carriage and Wagon Fac tory. Woruor Fonnoll, proprietor, 301 Commercial street 4-lG-tf )i in i l.i II li ! I til l l MlfW LODQES. Protection Lodge No. 2, Ancloht Or der Unltod Workraon, moots ovorr Baturday ovenlng in tho Holman Hall, cornur ot titato and Liberty stroets. Visiting brethren wolcomo. 8. A. McFnddon, M. W. J. A. Sellwood, llocorder. FOMESTERS OF AMERIOA Court Sherwood Forostora No. 10. Moots Friday nights iu Turner block. Ira Hamilton C. It.: A. L. Drown. Sec. Central Lodge No. IB K. of P. Castla Hall in Holmau block, corner Stato and Liberty streets, Tuesday ot ouali woolc at 7:30 p. m. Claud Townsond, O. C; Zodao J. Rlggs, K. of It. arid S. TON80RIAL. Evans' Darber Shop. Ouly Ur,tt-class shop ou Stato stroot Every thing trow nnd up-to-date. Finest porcelain baths. Shavo, IGa; hair-cut, 2Go; buths, 2Cc. Two flrst-class boot blacks. C. W. Kvaus, proprietor. Ryan's Shavlna Parlors. Seven first class barbers ongagod. Finest batb rooms Iu olty. Wo ubo antisoptio Btorllitor. J. Ilyau, Prop, C. H. Nlcholsen Uarbor sUop fond porcelain bathB, at old Mills shop, 209 Commercial stroot Antiseptic treatment of all tools and baths, HOP AND PRODUCE JBUYERS J. Csrmlchsel Hop buyor. Offlco la Uush-llreyinun building, Salem, Ore gon. Samples ot cholco hops sollc Ited from all growprs. DU8INE8S CARDS. J. M. Dollarhlde Dealer aud Contrac tor. Kxcavatlon a specialty. Teams wanted. Hulem Hotel. 6-161m J. H, Urower, physician and surgeon. Office In Qray block. Rooms 7 and 9. Phone 01. L. Durt Painter and paper hanger, moved to 140 Stato stroot, opposlto John Hughes. Leave orders or call for estimates. 6-ltt Notice. We wish- to give notlao 'that Mr. W .11. Simpson Is the duly au thorised sexton ot the I. O. O. F. remetery, and has solft ohargo of the same. Parties having business ut the cemetery will please oonault hi ni. Trustees ot Ohsmaksta Idgo No. 1, I O. O. Y. 54l-tf OSTEOPATHY. Osteopathy Is a dlstlnot sqhool of praotlce, aud Is never used lu cou neetlon with any other syatem by reputable arrd competent 'practition ers. Always beforo taking treat ment of one who claims to bo an Os teopth, ask to sea hla diploma. It It Is pot Issued by a reputablo twenty months' school ot Osteopathy you are not getting geuuluo Osteopathic treatment. Drs. Wyokoft and Al bright are graduates ot tho Ameri can school ot Osteopathy under the founder ot the soleuue, Odd Fellows' Temple, Salem. Hours 9 to , Phone Mala 3731. Dr. M. T. Schoettle -Qraduate Auteri .can School of Osteopathy, Kfrka vllte, Mo, Offlco la Tioga, block. over mo opa. umco uours :aywf t-V V ffl