The Daily journal., May 30, 1902, Image 3

THE DAILY JOURnAL, SALErr, OREdOh, FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1902.
Destroy the
Cause,
you
Remove the
Effect
Fm
PaNcv.bros Ilerpicidc kins
BR dandruff germ which
-Mt""1 " a
realises tailing nair, uu,
illy, baldness. No other
. 1 -Ml. it.
"r preparation kius ino
HgnUruff germ. Stop dan-
Iruff, there'll be no falling
flair, no baldness.
Dick ikhok. K. D.. Nov. 8. so.
Tare liw mlng lltrplcldr, And linvo uncil
TOarttonethlmor A 91 borne, nntl nnu Hint
itgHl nil, andeven more.lhan you claim for
ItSlit not only elennaes tlio icalp from (Inn-
MI7iii1 prevent the nair from rnillm- nut,
bat promote, a new growth. Have only iumI
Ihtatiantlty mentioned, nnil tare more Imlr
Anitiff hedif than I har. had forTtAr. 1 aUj
find that It keep the hair toft and kIomt.
MM Kdwabd Dodd.
rjerfSale at all Flrit-Clm fJrug Storrj.
TCgAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Ambrose Portlnnil.
ulsson, Poitlnnd. r ,
I, Ciawfonl, Roseburg.
fthidgctt, Princeton, Mnss.
ill. Ornhum, Siiokano.
I. Soule. Portland.
Iqll Nash, Salem,
MLIIunt, San Francisco.
MTMayer, San Pranclsco.
m. Kohn, San FranclBco.
MMSnnkoy, San Francisco.
iTJIIU Clark and wife, SL Louis.
.Hicks, Denver.
KWJff Stelman, San Francisco.
W. LaCalle, Portland.
'Jamca A. Fee, Pendleton.
t Flshor, Portland.
BasTM. Hobbs. Portland.
"TftSfffJ Woodburry, Doston.
tRUHs Thomas, Portland.
BJ. Ofner, Portland.
iKordlPauncefoto was an nblo dlplo-
atlnnd a highly crcdltablo ropreson-
of tho British government at
fftBnfiTgton. Tho ncrlmonloua discus
onion to tho diplomatic conferences
wero held In secret at Wash-
utt beforo tho outbreak of the
b war brought Lord Pauncofoto
mpleasant notoriety and tin-
criticism, which caused him
amount of worry. But tho peo-
lio United Statoa liavo no occa-
harbor tiny inplcasnnt feollngs
tho Into dean of tho foreign
BUrSso
BUroaontatlvos In Washington.
)klnhonin young mnn tried to
a trnln to secure monoy enough
married. liuulnblo ambition,
(rather dangerous way to gratify
lmFyilir 77 i W ( have teen
1 ' Jul ft I times when
!gg J ( the wild
oeasis nave
been more
merciful
than
human beings, and spared the woman
castlto them in the arena. It is ostonlsh
mgllibw little sympathy women have
orfwoiiRMi In the home the mistress
jJeSyfiic niaid with the signs of suffering
siicj recognizes so well, but she docs not
Ifgsleh the sick girl's load by a touch of
lttnfjnger. In the store the forewoman
WttilUie pallor and exhaustion which
awT womanly weakness, but allows
Sofimig for them, It is work or quit.
Kogtor Pierce's Favorite Prescription
wakes' weak women strong and sick
wen well, by curing tlie womanly
cs which undermine inc ncum
sin the strength. "Favorite Pre-
scrlwlon" establishes reetilarity. dries
WMkening drains, heals inflammation
IfiafElccration. and cures female weak-
Ewhen I first commenced uiinjc Dr rlerct's
ae&riacs," writes Mra George A Strong-, of
(JiaKTOort Saratoga Co N V "I i ufler
lag from female wealcneu, a dliaerecable drain,
iMeartag-down jnltn, weak and tired feeling all
tngltltoe I dragged around In that way for
Ivomtku, then I Ixgan taking your medicine.
MttrlUkitJK the fltt bottle I lgsn to feel
tKtterfe 1 took four botles of Dr Pierce' Favor
ltelYMcriptlon, two of ' Golden Medical Duv--OTergtonc
ul of the 'I'leataut Pellet..' alto
aaed!dae bottle of I)r Sage Catarrh Kemedy
NovItfccl like a new person I can't thank you
:nouglfor yc ur km I advice and the good your
aedwtiie han done me H
ggjgyorite Prescription' makes weak
woDwa strong, sick women well. Ac
i3w substitute for the medicine which
JTatkHwonders for weak women.
CrMPierce's Pleasant Pellets are the
MoatMdesi ruble laxative for delicate
frowoa.
fjmfi
rimm
ill
L iP"'i in i. I,
v yrrf.Ksi 'vmsmm
?m
. f yAV J I
m
mrs. ida Mcdonald,
Supreme Deputy or the Macctneoai ""
in
rs, Mcdonald,
stnw. Detroit.
yr .Midi , n aproin-
, ICtjBl ww an i'u "
bgrgatly lienrhted hr tbf
WW !niBimi'ti
IKWfina of l ar tui .Mrs
BftDonaHntat supreme
RlMHitvrfttn M;uia's
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III "- Wide! K1KWB
iCti 'r t -" lulled
vi It inaniij vz woiiHHi Kiuc
Iit Itture everwur U g-
MS6cali is aiiOTuated by 'evwy
KSilnf t .eorJ.r 3b was
tSMnl i U r w rk tbat she iegl
51o Iit hfdlui proper corB lmM
tSllak"wrriiitf that the syptow of
axac r ntr ki Iney uouoe gave er.
ilsa' jWcruplexioBWd torwdJirer.
t i . f i tniui i iurd bar t J same
itlM -ItluiuwiiuU of others awl
i. M K i J.H Us writtm Urt leiwr m
a- at otii r sumenag women way
:ro fram ine rf Canlui U San
so got frm it
'or four ywi I luffertd with torpid
... - L-j ...u... &. A Auto
until my in looivto yow ..
i louna my nontyi vm i" -
:vre pains ttrott my buk. and I felt
fibmfs jc-1"
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flNEofCARDVI
Salem Social Swim
Calendar of Local Events.
July 4 Greatest celebration In Ore
gon at Salem,
PERSONALS.'
J. Q. Graham Is ln'Poitland.
Miss Cnlista Moore Is visiting In
Portland.
' Mr. and Mrs. U. J. Lehman wore In
Portland today.
Miss Mctta Davis has returned from
Eastern Oregon.
Mrs. D. J. Fry has returned fiom n
visit to Portland.
Mrs. W. T. ltlgdon Is vlBltlng rela
tives nt Jeffeison.
Mrs. W. II. Ilyrd spent tho past
three days In Portland.
MIbb I2ula McCully, of Joseph, is
visiting Mrs, Cooke Patton.
Miss Maude Heppburn, of Portland,
Is the guest of Salem friends.
Miss Florence Drown is visiting
with her parents In Sllverton.
Miss Minnie Ireton, of Portland, Is
visiting with relatives In Snlom.
Mtb. Ida Stevens, of Eugene, Is vis
iting her father, J. C. Goodale, Sr.
Win. Goodale, of Tacoma, visited his
fnthur, J. C. Goodale, Sr., on Thursday.
Mrs. S. E. Huolat, of Portland, Is a
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Ed. Wei
ler. Mrs". Allle Zan and daughter, Nancy,
of Portland, are "guests of Mrs. Geo.
Burnett
Miss Carrlo Moores, of Portland, Is
visiting at tho homo of her brother, A.
N. Moores.
Miss Lou Hlrsch, of Portlnnd, Is
visiting her parents, Hon. and Mrs.
Edward Hlrsch. -
Miss Lenoro DrookB and Miss Mabel
Willis, of Portland, are tho guc3ts of
Mrs. R. II, Leabo.
C. A .Sehlbrodo, of Portland, went
to Hosoburg today, after a visit with
his family In this city.
Miss Inez Wampole has returned to
nervals, after a visit with her sister,
Mrs, J. Harding, In Salem.
Miss Ethel Fletcher has returned
from Lebanon, where she has just
completed u successful term of school.
Mr. mid Mrs. G. G. Bingham and
daughter, Alico, aro spending Decora
tion day with relatlvos at Lafayette.
Yamhill county.
II. B. Thlolson, Wm. Warner. Dr.
T. C. Smith, Jr., M. L. Meyers, Dr. W.
W. Williamson and G. H. Buniott wero
In Woodburn Thursday evening nnd
Instituted a local chapter of tho Hoal
Arch Masons.
Govornor and Mrs. Geer weie In
Hubbard today, wheio the governor
doUvered n memorial address at tho
unrolling of tho monument eiectod to
the memory of tho deceased mombor
of Company M. Second regiment. Or
egon volunteers.
Mr nnd Mrs. 11. G. Lecdy loft today
for their homo at TIgardsvllIo, Wash
ington county, having nttondod the
sessions of tho Orogon Stato Grange.
Mr I,oedy was honored with ro-clec-Hon
as master of tho stato organiza
tion. MARION .
COUNTY
CANVASS
Closes With a Joint Meet at
City Hall Saturday Nfglit.il
The candidates on tho Republican
and Democratic county and legislative
tickets roturncd Thursday evening,
having complotod tho canvass of tho
county. Tho campaign will bo closed
In Salem Saturday ovenlng, with a
Joint mooting at tho city hall. Tho
county canvass ended at Howoll
Thursday afternoon, wnero ono of tho
largost crowds of tho campaign had
assembled.
Speaking of tho situation, as dls
closod by tho thorough canvass of the
county, a promlnont Bopubllcan candi
date this morning said he was satisfied
Furnish would carry Marlon county by
from 200 to 300 majority. This is u
concession Uiat Geo. E. Chamborlaln,
tho people's candidate, will reduce
tho Republican majority In this Bo
publlcan stronghold by at least 50 per
cent
that I must do wmtthlnj
to regain my nuiuu a
friendadvocattd yourWInt
of Cardul treatment so
jfconjly that I decided to
try It, although I had little
faith In patent medklnu.
am now very thankful that
I did so, for within ten day
blessed relief came to me.
and in lesi thin three
month I wi cured. nd
hv mlnved line health
..... .I-,.. I lrnA lll.r l lUllhln MttfT
for a tick woman who wlihe to enoy per.
feet health nd am very pleated to give my
hearty endoftemencV
No suffering woman can afford to
itniore auih a Itftw a Mr MeDoaW
writes. Her pUii and advice nave
proved valual.te in building up ewe of
the fflfatet women's onraniiatiwa in
the VtuUxl StetM and Jw take time to
give advice whiuh tbe knows will help
yDo Hot delay in securing this eIi
oie There is nothinp to gain ad
everyUimg to lose Uy dUy. Theeboica
is before you Will or wiU ou not
Mcore relnf wow by taki;a Jin of
Cardui ? All druggists sell T 00 bottlea
of Wine of Canlui at wJI tu 'J6e pack-
cn..Jl...r. IU.ilr.Ilmurrlit
ages IH iwewwiw w -.t,.
A miUuH suffering wowa
have found relief in
Wiae of Lirdui.
.
FIGHTING
TH0S. H.'
TONGUE
Why You Can't Get a
Timber Claim.
Frohi Speech of J. K. Weatlv
erford at Albany.
Corporation Gets Valuable
Lands That Can't Be Taxed.
Albany, May 30. In his cnmpnlgii
speech horo Hon, J. K. Weathorford
quoted sections If and 4 In full of tho
net of Congress passed March 2, 1899,
entitled "an act to Bet aside a portion
of certain lands In the state of Wash
ington, now known lis the Pacific For
est Reserve, as a public park known
as Mount Rainier National Park."
Under this law tho Northorn Pacific
Railroad Company has appropriated
nonrly 100,000 acres of the best timber
lands in Linn county.
But for this law there would bo no
necessity for any citizen of Linn coun
ty going out of the county for a valu
able timber claim.
Tho question now being asked by
many voters why a foreign railroad
company should bo given this valu
able timber land. Instead of the people
of Linn county, who nro entitled to it,
and whowild now securo It under the
homestead and timber acts but for
this law.
Voters should read this law for
thcnsolves, and sec If It Is tho kind
of business they deslro representatives
nt Washington to engage In:
Sec. 3. That upon executing and
nilng with tho secretary of the Interi
or, by the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company, of proper deed releasing
and conveying to tho United States
tho lauds Jn, tho reservation hereby
created, also tho lands In the Pacific
Forest Reserve, which havo bcon
lioiftoforo granted by tho United
States to said company, whether sur
veyed or unsuiveyed, nnd which He
opposite said company's constructed
rond, said company Is hereby author
ized to soloct nn oqunl amount of non
mineral public lands, so classified as
non mineral, at the tlmo of tho actual
government survey, which has been o
shnll be made, of tho United States,
not reserved and to which no adverse
tight or claim shall have attached or
have been Initiated at tho tlmo of
making tho selection, lying within any
state Into or through which the rail
road of said Northern Pacific Railroad
Company runs, to tho extent of the
lands so relinquished to tho United
States: Provided, that nily settlors
in said national park may relinquish
their rights thereto nnd tnko othor
public lands In lieu thereof, to the
snmo oxtont and under the snmo lim
itations and conditions as aro provid
ed by law for forost reserves and na
tional parks.
Sec. I, That upon tho filing by tho
said railroad company nt tho local land
ofllco of tho land district in which any
tract of land soloctod and I ho pay
ment of tho foes prescribed by law In
analogous casos, and tho approval of
the secretary of the Interior, ho shall
cause to bo executed, In duo form of
law. and deliver to said company, n
patent of tho United States convoying
to It tho lands so selected. In enso
tho tract so soloctod shall at tho tlmo
of solection bo unsurveyed, tho list
fllod by tho company nt tho local land
ofiloo shall doscrlbe such tract In such
mnnnor as to designate tho samo with
a ruasonablo dogroo of cortalnty; nnd
within tho porlod throo months nftor
tho lands Including siich tract shall
have been surveyed and the plats
thereof filed by snld local land ofllco,
a new solection list shall bo filed by
said company describing such tract
according to such survey; and in case
such tract, as originally selected and
dttticrlbed In the list filed in the local
laud ofllco, shull not precisely conform
with the lines of tho official survey, the
said company shnll be permitted to
describe such tract anew, so as to pro
cure such conformity,
Blnge Hermann's Letter.
In a lotter dated May 23d, Hon.
ninger Hermann, commissioner of the
general land office, writes II. M. Pal
mer, of Albany, as follows
"I am In receipt of your lotter of
May 12. 1902. stating that tho North
ern Pacific Rnllroad Company has
73.000 'acres of timber land In I.lnn
county, Oregon, which were selected
In lieu of the lands In the State of
Washington, of which amount 48,0000
aeree are unsnrveyed, and yew ask to
be Informed 'what can be dose to
have thee lauds surveyed and made
subject to taxation.'
"In reply I have to state that this
office has no authority to row pel the
railroad rompany to hare said lend
surveyed
"The only procedure possible, un
der misting laws. Is to secure the ap
plication ef the railroad company for
the survey, under the prorieleiM of
the act of eottgmtm. approved Febru
ary 37. ISM. and circular InstractkHU
of April S. 19M. (copy herewith), and
it is further snnestMi that the matter
be brought to the attention of the
United States surveyor-general for Or
egon, and also the state authorities."
The Finest
In the work! Is what everyhedy says
about the bread and pastry wade b
the Pioneer Rakery All aood house
keepers use them Once tried always
used
Tli6 Kfrnl Yoti Unvo Alwnj-g
in uso ior over 30 ycrtrs,
nntl hns bcon innrto under his pcr
ihf, soiml supcrvlsim slnco its lnfluicy.
r, CccA4H Allow no ono '.o rtwclvo you In this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations tuul Jnst-n3-o:oocl"nro hut
Experiments that trlilo -with nn I enrinnger tho health of
Iufnnts nntl Children Exncri' nco ngalnHt Experiment.
What is OASTORIA
Cnstorln Is n hnrinlcfj suhstltuto for Cnator Oil, Paro
fjoric, Drops mid Southing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contaiiiH neither Opium, Morphino nor other Narcotlo
fiubstii.:oe. Its ago Is its guurnutoe. It destroys "VY-rinn
nnd nllays Eevcrlsliness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, euros Constipation
nnd Flatulency. It asslnillaves tho Food, regulates tho
Stomach und Bowels, giving healthy nnd natural sloop.
Tho Cbidron's Panacea- Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTOR! A ALWAYS
oars tho
yyffeucs
Wz
Tk KM You Have Always Bought
En Use For Over 30 Years.
TMt CINTtUK COUMNV, TT HUKUtT STRCCT, NIO VOKK CITY.
Osteopathy
Is a legalized school of practlco In
1G dlfforont stutos, and Is destined to
become universally recognized In all
stntos.
Tho courso of study In n roputablo
and lognlly recognized school of Oste
opathy comprlsos Anatomy, Physiolo
gy, Histology, Chomlstry Urinalysis,
Symptomology, Pathology, Gynecolo
gy, Obstetrics, OBtoopnthlc Thorapout
lea and Surgery, and must bo pursued
at least four tonus of llvo months
frich beforo graduation.
Such a, courso fits tho Osteopathic
physician to treat Intelligently and
sclontitlcally any case put In their
caro. Their success in curing dlsensu
has boon romarkablo. Howovor, all
who claim to bo Osteopaths aro not.
Reforo taking trentmont ask to soo
tholr diploma. Dr. Wyckoff and draco
Albright aro twonty-months graduates
ot tho American school of Osteopathy
and A. T. Still Infirmary.
Hours 0 to 4. Phone, Main 2721.
Odd Fellow's Temple. Sutom, Or.
One of the features of the corona
tion of tho boy king of Spain v. us u
grand bull-flghtlng cnrnlvnl. The con
tests wero tlit broadest of modern
times, and everything -Is said to have
been most successful according to
Spanish ldtms. It Is nbout time that
Spain sas rubbliiK somo of the nio
dlaovnl dust out of hor eyes and be
coming moderutoly civilised, at Iwut
o
The Kiut Oregonlntl "dlxs" nt our
old friend an follews: "Harvey W
Scott, the editor of the Portland
Orogonlan, has been In the ICaut for
soveral weeks, at least he remains
away from Oregon, nnd out of the po
litical fight now being waved In this
state. Mr. Scott Is (t little Inclined
to avoid pollHcal strife, and seeks se
"lusion whenever he has an onnortti
nlty from participation it It. There are
things that go to show that the cards
are being so cut ns to insure Mr Scott
a hand that miiy land him In the
United States senate, without any ap
mrent effott on his part.
Just Look
At thu display at Drauson & Ka
gnu's. Dig. Iwnana, fresh strawbei
rittfi and new vKetables from two
counties every morning Phone In
your orders early. Don't forget llran
son 8c lUtgan
BUY PAINT
here you buy cheapest. We e)l
only the Lett grade of goods.
Carter's
Strictly Pure U bite head, none Utter
At71-4cperpound
The Celebrated brand ef
Middleton Oil
Ilct Mussel O I msde fully up to stand
ard as to purity.
Boiled Oil. 80c per cation.
Maw 01!, 78c per eallon.
Qeodt delivered free.
Fry's Drug Store
130 Com'l 8t, Salam. Ms'ar P. O.
BoiigUt, nnd which has heem
hns lmrno ilio sigimtnro of
Signaturo of
O. H.MACK
Successor to Dr. J. M. Koono, In
Whl to Oornor, Salem, Oregon. Parties
doslrlng superior operation? nt mod
orato foo In any branch nro In onpeclal
requost.
HUIE WING SANG CO.
MO STATE ST.
Host kinds fancy gnrds, dry good mat.
tinge, silks, cmbrcidery, Ineea Full
I In- uhito iiniliTwour, wrnpiiert, nud
waicts now ontalovery cheap,
THE ELITE CaFE
208 "Commercial Street
Meulg ut nil hours. Open day nnd
night.
Only pliico in the city bandliiig thu
(amoua
OLYMPIA BEER
Is (lie Reception oaioon. Wholesale
and retail.
B. ECKERLEN. Proprietor
S. C. STONE, Al. D.
PB0PBIET0H OF
Stone's Drug Stores
8ALEM, OREGON,
Tho storas(two In numbor)nro located
at No. 235 and 207 Commercial nt,
and nro well stocked with n complete
lino of drugs and modlcluos, totlot
articles, porfumory, hrushos, etc.,
Has had some -5 yours oxporlunco In
thu practlco ot modlolno and now
makes no charge for consultation, ex
amination or proscription,
Barr's German Salve
Heals quickly all cuts, or bruit of,
Driiwr) Boruiii'BB out of la me bauk, nud
draws divert! out of llooli wbtuh often
break rff too Hiiort to pull, Kucka like
sticking plaMer Try It mil you will
never be without, Hv uinll J6c.
L. Al. BARR,
120 State St. 8alem, Ore.
Summer Normal
Tlio flrt term of the Oapilsl Summer
Normtl begins nn Monday May fi, and
continues eiitbt weekf.
ClaMM will Iw hiriiiiHl in all the
brant ben required for tato and eounty
papers.
For further iuformHlion tiildtew
J. J. KRAPS, Salem, Ore.
dtVw430 lin
SOULE BROS.
PIANO TUNERS
AM) KH'AIRERS
For Silt m sad vltlotir
Iciv orders st Ceo
Wilt's Music Store.
PORTLAND DM.
B. F. JONES,
Attorney at Law
Toledo, Oregon.
Was clerk of circuit court for six
years and has an up to date abstract
of all property In Lincoln county..
Wood! Wood!
Pine summer wood, cut from body
Umber. S per eord, sewed ami deMv
red. Poor-foot wood, ?IJ0 er eerd,
delivered CAPITAL IMP. OO,
l-Mlwk II rront ML
MV FHIKKHj Tht poor coffee yeu
hd for breskfskt 1)1 1)K t euioe from
The Salem Coffee Roaster
We handle otily the BKT ami s
rosst dally, ear e - ate ALWAYS
PLBBII.
JOHNSON A O'FLYNO, Props.
Phone Main 2724. I. O.O. F. Temple
Everybody
Hatn at the White Howie resisHrast.
where they can Bet the very beet kind
of a meal at a low price Open da
and slebt
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
A4vtrtl9emtDtj. five lines or less ir thl column
laserted three timet for 2 Sc 50c v . i x, si 5 o
a month All over five lines Minesime rite.
WANTED.
Wanted. -A girl or oltU.ly woman,
able to take enro of house: family
of two. IuqUlro Journal ofllco. 29-tt
Wanted livery body to tiy Oregon
Foot Enso for all foot ailments.
Once tiled always used. Ask your
druggist or send 2Co. S. I.. Hayes,
Halsey, Ore 6-27tf
For First Class drossmnkiug go to
Mrs. V. M. Hcndcrshott, nt 403 Sum
mer street. Fourteen years' experi
ence In Portlnnd. Only superior
work turned out. C-3-lm
Wanted. Carpots and rugs to clean,
by tho now contrlfugnl process, car
pets not Injured and thoroughly ren
ovated at small oxpouso. Leave or
ders at 300 Marlon street Work
called for and dolivercd. Grovor &
Kdwards. 'Phone Rlack 2G IC. 2-27-tf
It Is Settled at Last By all who havo
tried it that Dr. Austin Albros' heart
tablets nevor fall to cure. Try them.
Sample boxes frco, nt ICC cor
nor ot High and Mill street. A. 3
Kightllngor, agent. B-9-lm
LOST AND FOUND.
Found. Lady's chiffon boa. Inqulro
Journal ofllco
Found. On tho bicycle path between
Salem and Ilrooks; n cont. Inqulro
nt Fair Grounds store, and pay for
this ad. 5-28-3t
Don't You Know Atiyiuing about Ed
wards' Market? At 410 Stato street.
Rest placo to buy fresh and cured
meats at tho lowest prices. Phono
2C24. 13. Kdwards, prop
FOR RENT.
For Rent at Onco. Modern suburban
cuttago with Blx ncroB. Nearly ono
aero In voKOtnbles. Will bo lot
cheap. Inqulro Journal ofllco. 29-tf
''?" ferui it
FOR SALE.
Deddina Plants. Verbenas, IDo dew;
asteiH, lOo Am.', cosmos, scnilet
Keinnlums, etc., at GIllltiKhnm's.
C-28-tf
For Sale. A ll(?bt Hprlnc wagon. In
quire of It. II. WoHtaoott, 02 Ferry
Btreet. C-23-tf
For 8ale. Now and nocond-baud bug
gies, new and second-hand spring
wagons, buckboards and carts, nt
tho Salem Carrlouu and Wacou Fac
tory. Worner Fonnull, proprietor,
3C4 Commercial strooL 4-lG-tf
LODQE8.
Protection Lodne No. 2, Ancient Or-
dor Unltod Workmen, moots every
Saturday ovonliiK In tho Holmnii
Hall, cornor ot Statu und Ltburty
Btreets. Vlsltltig brethren welcome.
S. A. McFaddon, M. W. J. A. Sellwood,
Ilocorder.
FORESTERS OF AMERICA Court
Sherwood Foresters No. 19. Moots
Friday nights in Tumor block. Iru
Hamilton 0. It.; A. L. ilrowii. Sue
Central Lodge No. 18 K. of P. Caatlo
Hall In Hulmau block, cornor Stato
and Liberty streets, TuoHday of
each week at 7:30 p. m. Claud
. Townseud, C. C; Zotlac J. Megs, K.
of It. and S.
TON SO RIAL.
Evans' Darber Shop. Only Ural-class
shop on Stato strooL Kvery thing
now und up to-dnto. Finest porcolaln
buths. Shave, lDc; hair-cut, K",
baths, 2Co. Two flrst-oluss boot
blacks. C, W. Kvans, proprietor.
Ryan's 3liavlng Parlpro. Seven first
class harbors eugaRod, Finest buth
rooms in city. Wo uao antiseptic
storlllzor. J. Hyan, Prop.
HOP AND PRODUCE BUYERS.
J. Csrmlchael Hop buyer. Ofllco In
IlUHlt-Ilroymun building, Salem, Oro
gon. Samples of- choice hops sollo
itod from all growers.
DUSINE88 CARDS
.1. M. nnllnrhlrle Tlnnlor anil Contrao-
tor. Hxcnvatlon a spuclulty. Toums
wuntou. Hniom uoioi. o-iuim
J, H. Drewer, physician and surgeon.
Office In Gray block. Rooms 7 sr-d
0. Phone 01.
L. Durt Puliiter and paper1 hanger,
moved to 140 Statu street, opposlto
John Hughes. Leave orders or call
for estimates. C-l-tf
Notice. Wo wish to give iiotlco that
Mr. W .11. Slmpsou Is tho duly uu
thorlzed sexton ot tho I. O. O. F.
cemetery, and has solo charge of
tho same. Parties having business
ut thu cemetery will pluaso ootisult
hi in. Trustees ot Chemeketa Lodge
No. 1, I. p. O.V. 6-2 1-tf
08TEOPATHY.
Oiteonathv Is a distinct school of
nractlce. and is uever used in con
uectlon with any other system by
reputable and competent proctltlon
ers. Always beforo taklnc treat
ment of one who olalms to be an Os
teopth, ask to see his diploma. If It
Is not Issued by a reputable twenty
months' school of Osteopathy you
are not getting genuine Osteopath!
treatmenL Drs. Wyckott and Al
briHht are graduate of tho Amerl
can school of Osteopatliy under the
founder of theselence. Odd Fellows
Temple, Salem. Hours 9 to 4. Phone
Main 2721.
Dr. M. T. Schoettle Graduate Amerl-
..can BtfuKjl of Osteopathy, Kirks
vllie, Mo. Offloo In Tioga blook,
over the Spa. Office hours 8:30 to
11:30 nnd 1 to 4
Tb? flnne..
Le FItfK WIKB8, MdUOliB
ANDOIOARS
102 CoJirt St
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TIME SCHEDULES
hum Portlnnil, Or,
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Paul, Duluth.Mllvraukco
I'lllCAfrO, sua KMt.
79 hours w-'TSBi
let POBTLAttDiTO CHICAGO - Air
no Lnanie oi wars
Througli tickota via thin roitto to fllln
Eastern points on salo at Southern Pa- .
clflc depot ofllco.
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OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
From Portland
All Mlltug dates ub)ct
8 p. to.
io cnnuira
ForauFrancltoo
Ball orcry 5 days
p. m
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Pally
except
Sunday
8p in.
Saturday
10p.ni,
COLUMIIIA niVKH
ToAilotla and Way
Landtnga.
p.m.
x. Bundr
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WILLAMETTE RIVER
Steamer Ruth leaves 8alem for rort'
landand waylandinuaonTneiKJay.Triura-JH iff 1
itnvii nnil fAtiirilnvn. ntinnt in n n, Vr.
Corvallta wnd way lnndinsB, Mondays,
Wednosdaya and Fridays at nbout-6
p. m.
A. L. OUAia, M. P. BAKDWIN,
Gen. I'oiio. At. Ag(, O. R. A N. dock
Portland, Ore. Saloln, Ore."
Cwrillii S Eis torn llailffl
tncu
TLttM OAHD.
No. 2 For Ynqulnas
Train loaves Albany 12:60 p. in.
Train lcnvoB Corvallls,,,. 1:60 p, iril
rialn arrives Yaqulna . (1:45 p, m
2To. 1 Koturnlun;
Loavok Yuqulna O'OOii. ill '
Loaves Corvallla 11:30 n. m -
.Arrives Albany 12:16 p. ul
Wo.- a For Detroit! - -
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boavos Albany 7;00,afni
Arrl vca Detroit 12:16 p. bi1)
no, 4 tf rota uo trell:
Leaves Dotrolt 12:45 p, m,
Arrives Albnnv 6:40 n, ul.
Trains 1 nrrlvoo in Aljjijny in tlmo'
to connect with tlio 8'. P. south bbund.'v,'
train, ia well ns uivlnff two or three
lioura in Albany beforo departure ot 8.
P. North bound train (or Portland.
Train No. 2 connects With tho 8, Pf '
west aide- train at Oorvkllia Orofialng.(pr
Inderondenco, MoMlnnvlllo and all
points north to Portland.
J. TunNtm, KnwiS Btomii-' '
AKont, Albany. Mauaio
O, C, T, Co's
PAS3UNQER STEAMER
POMONA
Lcsyss for Portland Monday,
vytsptsdsyand I'rlJaVtlP-13-I'or
Corvallls Tucsdsy.Thurs
day sad Saturday at 5 p. m.
Quick Time, Cheap Rates
Dock! Foot of Trade st,-, ,-. .
M. i. UALDWIH, Alt.
L.D. HENRY'S,
REAL ESTATE AND . ,
RENTING AGENGY- '
Is at !180 Commercial 8tro(
PHONE MAIN 2681 SALEM ORE?"
STEUSL0FF BROS.,
Dealers In Llvo Stock,
WholoHJle and retail butchers' audit
pugkors. All kinds or frosb ami JajJ
moats. Pine sausagos, bamsliacou
aud lard. 310 Commercial street.
CAPITAL CITY
Express and TraffsfeF
Moots all mall und passenger, trains, t
liaggago to all parts of tho cTty,
Prompt urvlco. Telophono No. 241?
HOMYISIt ft HUOHI01C
This is it
This is the plaee where you get lioneUv
work at so bonoit price. f$ ff
All kinds ol bloyclo repairing snd'all-
kinds ol tires auu unurieini nssgnaois
FRANK J: M00RE1 Tf
109 Court Bt, Pbohs2W41
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OFFICE CITY HALL , ,
For water service apply at ofllco.
Hills payable monthly In advance.)
Maki all roinnlnliits at the ofjlpo,
Your Step Mother
Is still hero busy as ever, and when"
your clothes are all out ut order, worn?'
with buttons off, take them to her" at
the Kalem Dyo Works,
At J bis establishment you can get'
anything set to rights, from a pair-of
gloves, to the most elaborate v silk
gown. A gontlomoji can get hlf"liQ
cleaned, his trotfsers ereoied, or hip '
whole sufl rejuvenated to sufl his
taste, also four suits u mouth for II.
liuttons sewed on, rips sowed up, sults
pressed on short notice. Now goods"
shrank for dresstaaklng.
LOOK We aro propared to go nfjer.
aud deliver suits pressed by the) .month"'
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