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Newspaper Page TextEczema How It reddens the skin, Itches, oozes, Uriel and scales I Some peoplo call It tetter, milk crust or salt rheum. The suffering from it la sometimes In tense; local applications are resorted to they mitigate, hut cannot cure. It proceeds from humors inherited or ac quired and persists until theso have been removed. Hood's Sarsaparilla positively removes them, lias radically and permanently cured the worst cases, and Is without an equal for all cutaneous eruptions. lloou'B l'lLLg are the twit cathartic. ITIre tic WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS. II. E. Lounsbury, Portland. D. J. Hanna, Portland. W. B. Lobncr, Portland. A. M. Drake, Pilot Uutto, Or. J, M. IIobbD, Chicago. J. P. Altkon, Tacoma. Mrs. Smith, Astoria. dec H. Oravos, San Frnncitco. J. II. Rold and wife, Portland. O, Y. Harry, Portland. C. D. Berry, Portland. Matt Hays, Kails. K. P. Gibson, Cincinnati. Geo. B .Roso, Portland. Geo. Van Worth, Washington, D. C. MrB. P. H. Carter, Ashland. Will Batcholor, city. J. Haborley, city. o Halr-Work. Mrs. C. A. Spauldlng la at Mrs. J. A. Sollwood'a, 383 Pront street, this week only, with a flno assortment of hair goods. Dring your ordors at onco. 2-C o Was a Real Cruel Joke Says tho Lebanon Express: "A young man of Albany recently sent a messago to his girl asking her if she would go driving, nnd if so, for hor to bo ready at G:30 p. m. Sho accepted tho invitation, and was ready at tho timo, when tho messenger boy again arrlvod with a hammer and some nnlls, and a noto reading: 'Drive these.' " Z o : Just Look At tho display nt Branson & Ra gan's. Big, bananas, fresh strawber ries nnd now vegetables from two counties ovory morning. Phono in your orders early. Don't forgot Bran son & Rngaq. o WALLOWA WOOL. 265,000 Head of Sheep In the North ern County. A. B. Wlnfrco, deputy district at torney, has returned to Baker Clfy, after an absonco of sovcral weeks at Wallowa and Enterprise, in Wallowa county. Ho says thoro are now ap proximately 265,000 sheep in . that county, and that tho sheep mon havo Inaugurated tho uso of machines for shearing. Tho machines are operated by water power, nnd from 100 to 110 Bheop can bo sheared In a day. This is abouj, tho samo rato tho animals can bo sheared of their fleeces by hand, but It Is argued tho machines arc worked closer to tho hide, and thus more grease Is secured, and more weight given tho wool. Ho says one outfit has taken a contract to shear 75,000 shcop this senson, and that tho shipments of wool from that Bcctlon will ho heavy. Love is unequally roked with sickness. nbor is liubtcued by love, but love cannot lighten pain or relieve it. Many a man looks on at his wife's suffering willing to do anything to aid her and able to do i8 nothing. bomctiraes, however, the husband's attention is directed to Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and its remarkable cures of womanly dis eases. He may not have much hope of a cure, but he is led to try the medicine, with the result that in almost every case there is a perfect and permanent cure. Dr. Pierce's Pavorite Prescription cures irregularity. It dries the drains which weaken women, heals inflammation and ulceration, and cures female weakness. As a tonic for women who are nervous, sleepless, worn-out ard run-down "Fa vorite Prescription" is unequaled. "In autwer to your Jetttr I will ny my wife commenced to complain twenty yean aro." write IwU A Miller, ex Chlef-of-Police, of jj I'rotpect St WeUaport, Pa. We hare tried the kill of twelve different doctor, She took gal lon of medicine during- the time he wa 111, until I wrote to you and you told ui what to do. She haa taken eight bottle of Dr fierce' Fa vorite Freacriptlon and ibr of the Golden Med ical Discovery ' She can do her own work now and can walk around again and U quite mart.' "Favorite Prescription" has the testi mony of thousands of women to its com plete cure of womanly diseases. Do not accept an unknown and unproved sub stitute in its place. Dr. Pierca's Pleasant PelleU invigor ate stomach, liver and bowels. BUY PAINT here you can buy cheapest. We sell only the b6t urade of goods. -Carter's Strictly Pure While Lead, none better At 7 l-4c per pound The Celebrated brand of -:AUtQ.n Oil Bet Unreal Oil made fully up to itand .anl as to purity. Boiled Oil, 80c per gallon flaw Oil. 78c per eallon. Goods delivered free. Fry's Drug Store SfflLJr. m . yvgb r y. w Salem Social Swim Calendar of Local Events. July 4 Greatest celebration in Ore gon at Salem. Birthday Party. Zeta Holll8ter entortained her littlo frlonds Sunday afternoon from 3 to 5:30 o'clock, the day being her elev enth birthday. Games wero played until the dining room was thrown open. The table, with Its spotless lin en, lovoiy roses and lighted birth day cake, looked tempting to tho littlo girls. They woro thon served with ico cream, cake and bon-bons. Zeta was remembered with a number of pretty gifts. She was assisted in en tcrtalnlng her guests by hor cousin, Miss Hazel Holllstcr. o PERSONALS. Miss Jeanetto Booth spent Sunday In SUverton. Mrs. S. B. Cattorlin Is visiting with her son, P. J. Catterlln, In Portland. Mrs. T. J. Wllkorson, of Pittsburg. Pa., Is a guest at the homo of J. F. Fnrrnr. Tho Misses Cauflold, of Orogon City, spent Sunday the guests of Miss Neva Qrlswold. Miss Estolla Hurst has returned from a visit to Miss Lillian Mctschan In Portland. Mrs. A. Benolt and children, of Wil bur, Wn., is visiting at tho homo of her paronts, Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Prunty. Miss Bella Ackerman entertained n company of hor young acquaintances at her homo on Cottngo street Satur day aftornoon. Sheriff P. W. Durbln, on Saturday aftornoon mado a tax payment of $1088.31 Into tho treasury on account of 1001 taxus. Of that amount the city of Salem receives $74.45 and school district No. 24 gets $87.02. Mrs. O. A. Rockwell has returned to Portland. Mrs. Dr. Staples spent Sunday at Jefferson. Miss Stella Hurst has returned from a visit at Portland. Mrs. Leo Willis, of Portland, spent Sunday with Salem friends. Mrs. W. T. Rlgdon has returned from a visit with Jefferson rclatlvos. B. E. Haney wont to Portland Sun day aftornoon, whoro ho voted today. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Pcarco returned today from an ovor-Sunday vlsft at Al bany. Mrs. T. II. Cann, who hns boon vis iting Mrs. E. E. W.aters, has returned to Seattle. Mrs. W. C. Kcrron hns roturnod to Portland, after a visit nt the homo or O. Stolner. Miss Ida Martin, of Poitland, was tho guest of hor mother, Mrs. M. Mar tin, in Salem. Miss Lonoro Brooks and Miss Mabel Mlllls, recent guests of Mrs. R. II. Lea bo, havo returned to Portland. Miss Daisy Hoard, who has been vis tllng Miss Margaret Folsom nnd Miss Leon a Ryan, has roturned to Portlnnd. O. C. Mosor, candldato for roproson tatlvo on tho Citizens' ticket In Mult nomah county, was up from Portlnnd Sunday. Otto W. Metschan, of Portland spont Sunday with Salem frlonds. Ot to left thin morning for Blalock, East ern Orogon, whoro ho will ongngo in tho stock raising business. o Talked Ten Dollars' Worth. "I remember whon Judgo Austin was trying a caso in tho criminal court" said a Wllwaukeo lawyer, "that ho had a fellow to dofontl who wns evidently guilty. Whon the tlmo camo for him to plead ho roso and Bnld ho was willing to let tho enso go to the jury at once, bollovlng that thoro was no chance for acquittal. "Ho was nudgod by tho dofondant, who said; 'For tho Lord's sako, say nothing.' " 'You know you nro guilty and you didn't pay mo much anyway,' wills poroa tho lawyor. "I know that,' said tho prisoner. 'I only paid you $10. and for goodnoss sako. talk $10 worth anyway.' "Every ono in the room hoard that, and Judgo Austin talked his $10 worth. Ho cleared his man, too." Chicago Chronicle. a Tho Finest In tho world is what ovorybody says about tho bread and pastry mado b tho pioneer Bakory. All good house keepers use them. Onco tried always used. o Learning In the Hub. President Hdnriy Smith Prltchett of tho Massachusetts Institute of Tech nology, who rospondod to tho toast, "Sclonco," at tho Columbia alumnj dlnnor recently at Shorry's, illus trated his subject with ono Incident that was vory' much appreciated. "Sclonco," ho said, "Is now a word to conjure with. In a Boston school tho other day a toacher sold to a small bey: ..-.. "Who won tho battle of Now Or loans!' " 'Why, Jim Corbett, of course,' was tho answor. .. , , '"How did that happen?' asked tho teacher, not placing Corbett's name and thinking to set the boy right. He won,' was tho prompt reply, 'because he had more silence than the other guy.' "Boston Journal. THE ROOT OP YOUR HAIR should look like this. fcuttfyouruvc DANDRUFF the GERM sctroys nd with. tn it like thu. "DtitxoytheuuM you remove tht tihtf No Dandruff, no FaHtaJ Hair, o BJdMM, U you KILLTHEQBRM with NEWBRO-5 HSRPIOtDB frruU ky all tVvtfM. PricOU c-w i THE McMAHAN ATTACKS CROISAN County Canvass Closes wi t ' Sensation ' Tho Marlon county political cam paign closed In Salem Saturday night with a Joint discussion by candldatos on tho Republican and Democratic tickets. Tho attendanco was not largo. ontnusmsm was lacking, and tho meet ing was in striking contrast with tho closo of tho campaigns of both two and four years ago. W. J. Culver, chairman of tho Ro publican county central committee, presided. S. Farrar, J. W. Roland, A. M. LaFolIett, T. B. Kay, E. T. Judd, E. M .Crolsan and E. D. Horrran wore tho speakers for tho Republicans, Frank Davey concluding for tho ma jority party. A. M. Dnlrymplo, L. H. McMohon, S. Tomllnson, Lewis Sav ago, J. B. Dlmlck and W. T. Slater presented tho discussion for tho Dem ocrats, J .A. Jeffrey summing up tho argument for that party. Every Republican speaker forgot his own troubles, nnd spont a gonorous part of tho tlmo allotted him, in ex plaining why Furnish should bo elect ed governor. Tho only oxcttlng feature of tho meeting was tho roasting McMnhan administered tq his opponent, 13. M. Crolsan. Of tho Incident, a Portland paper had tho follewing: "A scene, bordering on tho sensa tional, attended tho close of tho Ma rion county Joint political campaign. Tho McMnhan-Crol8an controversy reached a climax, when tho former, af ter a complete rovlnw of Crolean's of ficial record as sheriff of Marlon coun ty, charging him, as such ofllcer, with" the collection of Illegal, excosslvo and unconscionable) feoB, offered a defense to tho nlloged Insinuations that had been made by Crolsan that ho (Mc Mnhan) had obtained inonoy from u quostlonablo bouico with which to make a tour of Europe In 1897. Mc Mntian charged his opponent with hav ing vilified his good naino and roputn tlon, by causing to bo published un truthful Btatomonts against him that ho dnrcd not stnnd before an nudlunco of Snlem 'people, to whom he hnd boon known nil his life, and ropont. Greatly excltod McMnlian assumed a dramatic attitude, and, addressing his opponont, who wns seated on tho sldo of the plat form, challonged him to show where ho hnd at any tlmo In his llfo soiled his hands by accepting a dishonest dollar. Ho nppealod to Crolsan to stand forth nnd substantiate the chnrgo against his roputatlon, nnd tho honor of his fnmlly, whom he had slan dered and vilified, or forovor romnln branded us a villainous slandorer. Tho scone was nn oxcltlng ono, nnd tho crowd romalned In brenthloss sllonco, Crolsan mado no rosponso, and tho In' cldont passed without furthor oxcltO' mont" Beari th ) N Kd V Hw Atom Bwgh r uvmz. feg rM 0 Mary and Her Mother, Mnry was smiling when sho came homo In tho ovonlng. "Mamma," alio said without wait ing. "Woll," her mothor greeted hor, "I'm glad to see you In hotter humor than you wero last night." "I havo reason to be," sho ropllod mystorlously. "I'm sure Mr. Dobbins has no ron 3on to think kindly of tho way you troatod him last night. I think ho Is ono of tho host men I ovor know, and you hnd no right to slight him as you did," commentod Mrs. Williams. "And still," contlnuod Mary, moro mystorlously, "ho novor was bo nlco to mo ns ha was today," "Did he propose?" asked Mrs. Wil liams. "He told mo last night ho had something to Hay to you, and asked my permission to say it Of course, I gave It gladly." "How perfectly lovely of you, you doar old Mom," exclaimed Mary, throwing her arms around luv mother. "Hut you haven't snld whether ho proposed or not. Did he?" Mrs. Wil liams anxiously Insisted. "What did he say?" Mary was very deliberate at this Juncture. "He said." she slowly responded to hor mother's appeal, "a whole lot about a happy homo and a wife to cheer him. and the loneliness of a hachelur's life, and then he camil out pluraply nnd asked me If I thought you would marry him." "Me?" Hasped Mrs. Williams, al most falling over. "Me?" "Ye, you." said Mary, "and I told him I thought you would, and It would be Just too lovely for anything, and he's coming up this evening to ask you himself. He said he never could have done It if It hadn't bees for me " Well, 1 declare." cried Mrs. Wil liams, trying to be calm. "If that Isn't Mr. Dobbins all over then I want to know," and she kissed her daughter, adding a rapturous hug that would havfe brought Mr. Dobbins thither an hour earlier If he had been a witneea to it William J. Iampton In the Hra. . a OA&'JCOZIXA. o Suit for Land. Mandamus proceediBgs have been Instituted agalMt the Oregon State I and Board by J 8 Fish and T. J. 8e dfert of The Dalles, as the result of the reweal of the Voard to aecepftbelr applk-atloju tor a see t ton of Mheol land 1b Wawe county. The wits have been begw separately, aad each In volves 3M airm of kind, part timber, in B&siara OrM. Okrmkt Judge K. p. ikh iMuea to we wewsera pi I the beard as alternative writ of mas- DAli - V JOURNAu, -JALErVi, omKJON. damus, requiring tho board to accept tho filing and applications, nud Issuo tho proper certificates for the land to the plaintiffs, or appear in court and show why tho samo should not be done. Tho writ of mandamus Is mnde returnable Juno 30th. Tho only issuo In tho suit Is tho scope of tho authority of tho Stato Land Board in making rules for tho government nnd control of its official In tho absonco of any Btatuta covering silent on tho question of granting ex tension of tlmo for the settlement of delinquencies, from which tho mom bors of tho board understood tho granting of a period of graco was with in tho scope of their Jurisdiction, and this rulo was adopted and always has beon adhered to by tho board in tho salo of school lands. A caso Involving tho samo question Is now ponding In tho supremo court, whoroin Dr. C. H. Robinson, of this city. Is plaintiff In a similar prococd ing. The decision in this caso will dc tormlnq tho onos bogun today. In passing upon tho caso In tho lower court. Circuit Judgo Bolso hold that In tho absonco of any Btnteuto covering tho subject It wns within tho Jurisdic tion of tho board to make such reason able rules for the government nnd transaction of Its business ns tho members might deem cxpodlont. o Regular Sunday Excursion Tho Sunday oxcurslon from Port land, given under tho nusplces of the Fcdoratod Trades "Union of Portland. Drought only nbout 1200 peoplo to Sa lem. The weather wns opposed to a successful oxcurslon, and did much to mnr tho pleasttro such n trip nnd tho Bpondlng of a few hours in tho Capital City would afford under moro favor ablo weather conditions. Next Sunday Salem will entertain' tho conductors' annual picnic. Tho conductors nro popular ontertalnors. and nlwnys bring largo crowds, and thoro Is ovory rea son to hollevo that this year's crowd will bo considerably auginontod. o Labor Meeting Held at Salem G. Y. Hnny, prosldont of tho State Federation of Labor, addrosflod a largo mooting of laborers at tho city hall Sunday aftornoon. Mr. Harry ro viewed tho buccosh that had nttcmlod tho organisation of labor in tho stato, only recently bogun, nud said It would ho but a short time until tho Interests of labor in ovary county of tho stato would bo united for tho mutual bone fits that will accrun to tho mombors. Other nddrosses from a labor point of vlow wore given. Tho Salem Fedornl Labor Union now hns a membership of ovor 1D0, nnd In nddltlon thoro are Savon separate labor unions. Everybody Kats at .tho White Houso roBtaurant, whoro thoy can got tho vory best kind of n meal nt n low price. Opon dn nud night. Reduced Rates via Southern Pacific. Tho Southern Pacific will make special ratos to San FranelBco ou tho occasion of tho convention of tho Nobles of tho Mystic Shrlno, at that point in Juno. Tickets will bo on salo from Juno 3d to 8th, Inclusive, and will bo avail able for stop-overs lu California. Full Information relatlvo to ratos, limits and other conditions will bo cheer fully supplied by all local agents of the Southern Pacific. 23-eodtd The Great Rock-Island Route. Through personally conduoted tour ist sleeping cars botwoon Portland and Chicago onco a weok, and botweon Og den and Chicago threo tlmos a weok, via tho Scoulc lino. Through Standard sleeping cars dally botweon Ogdon and Chicago, via tho Sconlc lino. -Through Standard aleoplt.g cars dally between Colorado Springs and St. Louis. Through Standard and tourist sleep ing cars dally between San Francisco aud Chicago, via Los Angeles and EI Paso. Through Standard sleeping care and chair cars dally botweon St. Paul and Chicago. Ho euro that your ticket reads via the Qreat Hook Island Itouto. Tho best and most reasonable din ing oar service. For rates, folders and desorlptlve lit ernturo write to A. E. COOPKil, Qeasral Agent, Portland, Or. o Proposals for Wood. Sealed bids for tho delivery of 100 cords of lame, live body fir and 30 cords of grub oak Wood, 3 to 7 Inches in diameter, for thotuse of tits Oregon state penitentiary, will bo received at th olllce of the superintendent until 3 p. mi.. TuMHlay, June 10, 1002, a which tim they will be opened. Delivery of said wood must be made on or before September IE, 1002. Tho aid wood Hiut m sound and of good quality. AeroinfMRylHg each hid mut be cash or eertilted ehMk equal to 10 per cnt. of amount of Wd. night. Is rwKM-VAd to reject any and all bid. RiddArs are Invited to be present J08IJPH D. LBH, SuperlNttMidMit Oregon State Peniten tiary, gaktffi. OroOB. May 30. 1WJ S 30 tf CASTOR I A For Infant and Children. The Kind You Hare Always Bough lt&vtf Bears the gignMu MONDAV, JUNE 2, 1002. YOUNG MAN ARRESTED " Answers Description of Sus , pect Who is Wanted A stranger, giving tho name of Percy McDonald, was arrested In this city Saturday aftornoon by Sheriff Durbln, by whom ho Is susjlcctcd of being nn nccoiupllca of tho murder of a Sacramento, California, merchant named Duffy. Local oltlcors do not bollevo that McDonntd Is tho man's real name, but ho answers perfectly tho description of tho associate of tho murdoror, sent out by tho Sacramen to police, and will bo hold until Cal ifornia olllcors can bo further commit nlcatod with. When nrrofitod, McDonald, who is only 20 years of age, had a Wells- Fargo cortlflcnto of daposlt on a San Francisco bank for $319.85, upon which ho had drawn $100 upon a draft frorx Ashland. When first guostloncd by Sheriff Durbln, tho prlsonor said hu originally camo from Falrhavon, Wash., and oxplatnod that ho had boon working for n smoltlng company In Northern California, whoro ho haa earned the monoy represented In tho cortlflcnto, of deposIL Ho was put through a "sweating" process by Sher iff Durbln, and finally confessed that ho had camo Into possession of the doposlt cortlflcnto dlshonostly. Tho Wells-Fargo officials In Portland woro notified of tho arrest, and will Invest! gatu tho caBc. . If McDonald provos to bo other thaiii the mnu wanted In Sacramonto, ho will bo prosecuted on n charge of Illegally drawing money on a ccrtlflcnlo of de posit nut his own. Local ofllclnls bollovo tho prisoner stole tho cortlflcnto from a fellow minor, tho proporty of ono P, Mc Donald, nnd assumed that namo lo aid him In realizing money thoreon. McDonald arrived In Salem Friday, and the liberal wny In which ho was spondlng monoy aroused tho suspicion of tho police, who kopt him spotted. McDonald was traveling as a hobo, with two associates, nud It was partly through Information dlsclosqd -by onu of his companions, who says ho camo from Sncrnmouto, Uint tho arrost of McDonnld resulted. Fresh Today And every day, flno spring Iamb and nlco tender veal and nil kinds of smoked montB nnd sausages, at Feud rich's Markut. Your Childhood's Home. If you nro going to visit tho old homo your childhood's homo wrlto A. D, Charlton, A. 0. P. A., No. 25G Morrlsrfn street, Portland, Or., for low oxeurrilon ratos named by tho'Northlg em Pacific to nil points Host. 2t The Science of Osteopathy.. This is a now school of practice for the treatment of disease that was orig inated by Dr. A. T. Still, or Kuks vlllo, Mo., In 1874. Ho Is tho founder nnd prosldont of tho American School of Osteopathy, which, under n competent faculty and corps of professors, teach nil that. la taught lu a medical college, excopt materia medlcu, aud require a student to devote four tonus of tlvu months each bofore conferring tho degree of Doctor of Osteopathy. It cannot bo taught by mall or learned from n book uny mora than a modlcal courso can bo inastorod lu such n manner, Dr. I 13, Wyckoff and Dr. Grnco la Albright are graduates of Dr. Still's school, and nro competent tn give gen uine Osteopathic treatment, aud treat all diseases Intelligently and scientific ally without drugs or knife. Hours y to 4. Phono Main 2721. Odd Fellows' Templo, Halem, Or MY' FRIKNDs Tht poor toffee you hnd lor breakfant DIDN'T oomu from The Salem Coffee Roaster We handle only Iih HK"T nud ns we roiat daily, our coffees nru ALWAYS FLEHH. JOHNSON & O'FLYNQ, Props. Phono Main 2724. I. O.O. F. Templo LD. HENRY'S real estate and r:nting agency it at .'TO CVuiinerolal Klrect PHONE MAIM 2681 SALEM ORC, THE ELITE CaFE 208 Commercial 8treet Meals nt all hours. Open day nnd uiKht. Only place In the oity handling the famous OLYMPIA BRER la the Ileeptloii Kaloon. WbalMale and retail. R ECKERLEN, Proprietor 17 S. C STONE, M. D. PkOPKIKTOM OP Stone's Dniff Stores 8ALEM, OREGON. Tho s lords (two la uumbr)are located at No. 236 and 2!tf CorowerclM at. and are well stocked with a complete line of drug and medicines, toilet artioles, perfumery, brushes, etc., Haa had some 36 years experleuee la the praatlee of esedlolne and now nakea no charge for oonaultatlon, aralnatlea or preaerlpOon. " "" " ' II I IIIHIIBM UN I lt1WSlilHWfM Himiutww 1 A'cficlablc PrcpnralionropAs-slmilntlngilicFiXHlaiHlHojJtila-ling the Stomachs aiut Bowls oT Protnotca DigcsllonChccrrur ness nnd Rcst.Contnins ncltlicr Opium Jforphmc nor j(mcral. tiOT NARC OTIC. hyr arorttJJrSiKVEtrtraWi Jlx.Smi Jktfjcrmini - CtmfiM &ir itUfrrjrm tUrvr. Apctfccl ncmctly forConsbW lion , Sour Stomach.Diarrlioca Worins.Convulsioiw.Fevcrish ncss and Loss OF SLEEP. Facsimile Signature of NEW YORK. exact coriy or wrapper. r O. .H. MACK x3eff,ac? ac&'a? Successor to Dr. J. M. Keono, In Whlto Corner, Salem, Orogon. Parties desiring suporlor operations nt mod ornto foo In any branch aio In ospoalnl request STEUSL0FF BROS. Dealers In Live Otock, Wholesale and retail bulchors and packors. All kinds of fresh and salt meats. Flno sausages, hums, bacon aud lard. 316 Commercial street. CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Moots all mnll and passongor trains. Uaggago to all parts of tho city. Prompt service Telephone No. 241. HOMYEll Sc 1IEDIUCK. This is it This U the place whuru you got honeat WorK ni mi noiioRi price, All kinds ol bicycle repairing nnd nil kinds ol tites nud uu nil no at reasonable prices FRANK J. MOORE 109 Court St- Phone ?04 1 HUIE WING SANG CO. 140 STATE ST. Ileal kinds fancy poods, dry poods mat tliiRi, silks, embrUJory, uoes, Full llnx whlto undurwenr, wrupi'Od, nud waUta now ou sale very cheap. Sa tor OFFICE CITY HALL For wator norvlco apply at olllce. Hills payablo monthly In advance. Mako all complaints nt tho ofllco. Your Step Mother Is still hero busy as ovor, and whon your clothos nro all out of ordor, worn, with buttons off, tnko thorn to her at tho Salem Dyo Works. At this establishment you can got anything set to rights, from a pair of glovos, to tho most elnbornto silk gown. A gqntlqman can got his hat oleanod, his trousora creased, or his wholo suit rejuvenated to suit his taste, also four suits a month for 91. liuttons sowed on, rips sewed up, sulta pressod.on short uotlco. Now gooda shrunk lor dressmaking. MRS. C II. WALKER 199 Commercial Street. Tb? flnnei$. ..) FINK WIN KB. I.KJUOKS M AND CIOAII8. . 102 Cotirt St Summer Normal The flrtt term ol the Gplial tiuiniHPr Normal begins on Monday May 6. and eontlnufi elxht wevka. Claate will be Jormwl in all the brauahea rtvulrwl lot state and eounty papera. For furthor Information addrees J. J. KRAPS, Salem, Ore. dA 4-30 lm Barr's German Salye lleala qulrkly all aula, or brulte. Draws ajroueta ijt of la mo back, and draw llvr eut flf lth whlah often break aff too abort to pull, fltieka like itlokiuK plater. Try It ami you will never be without. 11 y mall 'Mm. . L.M. BARR, 1x0 State 8t liwSRIilJilli it' em Wa oalam, Ore. t tl V." of? 4T' V V-M J Wttfj U IH H aB 1 Por Tnfant,3 nnd Children, The KM You Have Always iought Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA THterNTlllR COMPANY. NtW VOItH SITT. SOULE BROS, PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS ForSiIem aad vicinity leave orders at Oeo Will's Music store. PORTLAND OH. Bears the jr t Signature jrAxy fu Hi0 13. R. JONES.L Attorney at Law Toledo, Oregon. Wna nlork nf nlrpnlr rniirJ tnr It years and has an up-to-dato nbstract of all proporty In Lincoln county O. G T, Go's PASSCMCCR STBAMCR POMONA Leaves for Portland Monday. Wednesdayand Pridty.10a.in. day nnd Saturday s i'or borvauia i uctaay ura- p tn. Quick Time, Cheap Hates Deck: Foot of Trade it, fn. P, UALDWIH, Act. SHoirliPiE amd UNION PACIFIC UKI'AUT you TIMU SCIICDULD) Kruin INmUuil, Or. AKUIVK KrtOM UllU'AgU Portland HiecUi Wnrtli, di'ialia, Kaiuai 8.U0 a. m. uur, hi, uiuia, uuiai(u 4(30 p in. via num. lugum aim ivi. Atlanilo Kiprcu i0 p. in. Tlailuui luiton Hall lAiu. Doiurr Kt. Wnrtli. Omaha. Kaiua IllOa. ri Cllr, 8U UuU, Clilcaxo aud Kul. fit. I'aUT Wai'li' Walla.nuwUtoti. Fu Mall dukane, Wallace. I'llll. t.16 in, mail. MiuntHiiKii ni. lO- in Tin Bpokano Paul. nululb.Mllwaukvu uuicajio, ami isaai, 72 HOURS v POItTLANDiTO CHICAGO Ho Cbaoie of Can 72 Through tickets via this route to all Eastern nolnta on ealo at Houthurn Pn- olflu depot ofllco, OCl'.AN AMD HIVI1K SCIIElULll Prom PorlUnJ AlluUllllK ilaUM n-bjcot 10 cnaiijfo Korean Kiuolco Ball 0r 6 Uajra p. ra. i p. in Daily ieil Slinnay a ii. in. COI.UMUIA UIVKK loAttorla and Way Laud I -,.. J .. mJ ex.buD(iir 8turi)jr IU p. Ml, WILLAMUTTU HIVEit Ktettinur Ruth leavea Hulem for Port- laud nud wav landinua on Tue-day.Thurs- daya nud Hatordsys, about 10 a. in. For Corvnllla vnd wny landing-, Mondays, Wednesday aud Fridays at about 6 A. "!.' (JIIA IH, M P. BALDWIN. (Jen. J'aw. Aut. Agt. U. J(. H a. dock i'ortlHint, Ore Ralem, Ore. lorvai & Kasteru Railroad TX3LJS OAKD. No. 2 For Yaqulna: Train loavAumny uioup, m Train iohvm Corvallls. ... 1 ri50 p. in 1'iAln arrlvoa Ynoulna . Q'Ab v. u Vu. 1 Returning: Loavu Yaquioa u'uu a. w LoavM CarvallU 11:30 a. m Arrives Albanv 12:15 u. in No. 3 For Detroit) Leaves Albany 7 aw a. tn. Arrive Detroit 12tl5 p, ui No. 4 From Detroit i Leaves Detroit 12:15 p. lu. Arrives Albany fitlO p m Train. 1 urrlvea lu Albany in time to oonneot with the H. P. oouth lwtiiid, train, m well na uWIuk two or threo lio.ra In Albany belore dnparturo ol B. V. Worth bound train for Portland. TralnNo. 2 connects with the B, l. wat able train at Oorvkilla Crowing for Indarwudtmee, MeMfnuvlUe and all points usrth to Portland. J. Tuaxka, Hnwih Sfoxa, Ax,n.Allny. Mnnair 0k,eI,0U-.Xa. , Bml tU ) aa-a in mti Armr. i BwitU IMWWlNJAlr.W4 U if itri. of - CLASSIFIED X A ADVERTISEMENTS Advertisements, five llaes or less). I tfefc wtaff Inserted three ll-jies for 2Sc. Soca Wee. fl.J a memo. Alt over five Hac9 at the mh ret. ' u nij4mijtLijjni,iii imnwruH WANTED. Wanted. A girl or oldorl woman, ablo to take- caro of houso; family of two. Inquire Journal office. 2S-tf Wanted. Housekcoper to take charge of small family, Inquire at Journal office 31-tf Wanted- Everybody to try Oregoa Foot Ease for all foot ailments. Onco tried always used. Ask your druggist or sond 25c. S. L, Haye, Halsey, Ore. 6-27tf For First Class dressmaking go to Mrs. F. M. Hondorshott, at 403 Sum mer stroot. Fourtoon years' experi ence in Portland. Only suporlor work turned out G-2-lm It Is Settled at Last By all who havo trlod It that Dr. Austin Albros' heart tablets novor fall to euro, Try them, Sarnplo boxes free, nt ICQ cor nor of High and Mill street, A. S. Klghtllngor, agent G-9-lin LOST AND FOUND. Lost. Two common koys and ono flat padlock key on small brass ring. Flndor will confor a favor by leav ing tho samo at this office C-2-3t Strayed. Ono small dark bay fllllo, two yoars, branded 87 on left stifle. Howard for roturn ir Information. Walter II. Jory, It. 4 Salem. 6-31-8t Lost. An Irish setter dog. Roturn to 11. 9. Hewitt, Salem, for roward. B-30-3t FourTd. Lady's chiffon boo. Inquire Journal office. Don't You Know Anytftlng about Ed wards' Market? At 41QS Stato street Dost placo to buy fresh and cured meats at tha lowest prices. Phone 2624. D. Edwards, prop FOR KENT. For Rent at Once. Modorn suburban cottngo with sli: ncros. Nearly ono noru in vogotnblos. Will bo let cheap. Inquire Journal offlco. 2S-U F0R8ALE; Qeddlna Planta. Vorbenas, ICo doe; asters. lOo doz.; coamoa, scarlet geraniums, etc., at Ollllngham's. C-2S-U For Sale, A light spring wagon. In qulro of 11. II. Wentacott, 03 Ferry stroot e-as-tf For 8ale. Now and second-hand bug gies, now and second-hand spring wagons, buckboards and carts, at tho Balom Carrlago and Wagon Fac tory. Wornor Fonnoll, proprietor, 301 Commercial stroot 4-10-tf LODQEB. Protection Lodns No. 2, Ancient Or dor United Workmon, moots every Saturday ovonlng in tho Ilolmaa Hall, corner of Stato and Liberty streets. Visiting brothron wo.como. S. A. McFaddoil, M. W. J. A. Sellwood, Ilecorder. FORESTERS OF AMERICA Court Sherwood Foreutora No. 19, MooU Friday nights la Tumor block. Ira Hamilton O. H.; A. L. Drown, Seo. Central LodQe No. 18 K. of P. Castle Hall lu Holuiau bloijk, cornor State and Liberty stroots, Tuesday ot each weok at 7:30 p. m. Claud Towusoud, O. O.; Zodna J. Rlggs, K. of It. and S. tonsoiriAl. Evans' Uarbor Shop. Only ilrst-claaa whop on Btato atroot Evory thing now and up-to-date. Flnost porcelain baths. Shavo, lGc; hair-cut, Sfioj baths, 2Co. Two flrst-cluaa boot blacks. C. W. Evanuj proprietor. Ryan'a Bhavlnrj Parlora. Sovon first" class burbors engaged. Finest bath rooms In city. Wo uso nntlsopUc fitorlllzor. J. Ryan, Prop. tjhJPNDjopUcJB J. Carmlchnol Hop buyer. Ofllco la Uush-Ureymaa building, Balom, Ore gon. Samples ot cQotco hops nolle Ited from all growers. BUSINESS CARDS. "WVWSA J. M. Dollarhlde Doalor and Contrac tor. Excavation a npoolalty. Toamii wanted. Balom Hotel. 5-lOlm J, H. Drowor, phyalclan and aunjeoru Office In Qray block. Rooma 7 and 0. Phone 01, L. Hurt Patntor and paper banger, moved to 149 Btato atroot, opposite John Hughes. Leave ordors or call for oatlmatoa. C-l-tx Notlco-Wo wish to glvo notlco that Mr. W .1). Blmpsou la tho duly au thorized soxton of tho L O, O. F, eemetory, and haa solo charge of tho sumo, l'urtlou having hualnetta at tho comotery will ploaao consult hlnj. Trustees ot Cbomokota Lodge No. 1, I. O. O. F. B31-U OSTEOPATHY. Oat.opathy. Dr. L. K. Wyokott and Dr. Grace Albright, twenty wonths graduate of tho Amerloan School or Oataopathy, uudor Dr. A. T. Still, tha founder of Uio eclenoo. Oenulne wtwojmttiy bears no relation to iHugnaUc healing, euggeetlvo tliera iiefattGii or tuosange, nelthor can. it be taught by mall. Hours 0 to 4. Phon Main 2721. Odd Fellows' Temple, Halem. Orogon Dr. M. T. qchoattjo Graduate Amerl ..can uchooi or usieopamy, ura vlllo, Mo. Offlco In Tioga btoalr, over tho Spa. QKlco hourv 8;M U 11:30 nd t to 4. I-W t. tn01,lM PILLI ;.. tdM - - M PENHYeOYIIL P-'MTv.aAva !.iw. tMMf.)?raaj -r ta ifvTiwi , ?i( - -rWairi ItT m I 3 m i r. i f Si I 130 Com'l St. Salem. Nor P. O