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Newspaper Page TextIT SCARES PEOPLE ssVftflKBBaBaaaV Who come of a consumptive fam ily when they be gin to cough and the lungs are pain ful. Dut it is a fact beyond dis proof Hint con sumption is not and cannot be in herited. The mi crobe which breeds disease must abso lutely be received by the individual before consump tion can be devel oped. Men and women who have been af flicted with obsti nate coughs, bron chitis. Mppfllntr nt the lungs, emaciation and weakness, have been perfectly and permanently cured by the use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Med ical Discovery, It cures the cough, heals the lungs, and builds up the body with solid flesh. When I commenced taking your medicine, eighteen month neo. my health win completely broken down - write Mri Cora L. Sunderland. of Chnueyvtllc, Calvert Co., Md. "At times I could not eeu walk across the room without palna In luv chet. The doctor uho attended me said l had lung trouble, and that I uvuld never be well orain. At lt I concluded to try Doctor PierceTs medlclnei I bought a bottle of ' Gold en Medical Discovery,' took It, and won com menced to feel n little better then vou directed me to take both the ' Golden Medical Dl-cor-ery' and the ' Favorite Prescription,' which I did. Altogether I have taken eighteen bottles of 'Golden Medical Discovery, twelve of the ' Favorite Prescription,' nnil five vials of Pel lets.' I am now almost entirely well, and do nil my work without any pain whatever, and can run with more ease than ould formerly walk." Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, in paper covert, ii sent free on receipt of 31 one-cent stamps to cover expense of mailing only. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. . WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS. 13. II. McClurg, Now York. H. W. Bloom, San Francisco. Chas. E. Knight, San fcranclsco. John Q. Kidtl, Portland. W. M. Kalsor, city. M. II. Thompson, San Francisco. J. N. Hart, Dallas. W. J. Culver, city. W .H. Downing, city. Wm. Batcholor, city. 13. It. Corrington, Montreal, Canada, Mrs. B. R. Corrington, do I. PltuBon, San Francisco. 13dwln Sharpo, Tacoma. o A Mlntcter'a Mistake. A city minister was recently hand ed a notice to bo read from his pulpit. Accompanying It was a clipping from a newspaper bearing upon tho matter. The clergyman started to read tho ex tract and found that It began: "Take Kemp's Balsam, tho best Cough Cure." This was hardly what ho had oxpoctcd, and, after a momont's hesitation, ho turned It over and found on the other sldo tho matter lntondod for reading. 3 Use Allen's Foot-Eaae. A powdor to bo shaken into tho shoes. Your foot feel swollon, nervous and hot, and get tired easily. If you havo smarting feet or tight shoes, try Allen's Foot-Easo. It cools tho feet and makes walking easy. Cures swollen, sweating feet, ingrowing , nails, blistors nnd Roflovos corns ami callous spots bunions of nil . j HlfSI pain and glvos rost and comfort Try J Boston, whoro alio has Just been grail It today. Sold by all druggists and gjjej' rom tho Kmoreon College of shoo Btores for 2Cc. Trial package L ' Trvor. c.tv .liiiorinioiidont. FREE. Address, Allon S. LoRoy, N. Y. Olmsted, 3 Hair-Work. Mrs. C. A. Spauldlng Is at Mrs. J. A. Sellwood's, 383 Front street, this week only, with a flno assortment of hair goods. Bring your orders at once. 2-G OJl.SI'OH.SA, Bean ths 'ha Yw Ha,a Wffa's B .IhaKinilYwl 61$ nature ?&ie (Bet it Your Carpet. Your Linoleum, Your Shades, Your Iron Beds, Your Mirrors, Your Chairs, Your Lounges. Your Pillows, Your Many The House Furnishing Co. fb Com'l el., next to Post office. ROkkMAN CHERRY SBBDBR stcoto CMKHHIC3. "yjaitos. R. M. WADE & CO. 8?-A I frVWVh remedy ot ccxt acoi-lta - Salem Social Swim Calendar of Local .Events. July 4 Greatest celebration In Ore gon at Salem. "down'in egypt:" Wiedemann's Big Show at tile Opera House Last Night. A crowded house greeted Wiede mann's big show at the opera house last night. "Down In Egypt" was the play given, and tho audlenco was sur prised, considering tho cheap prlce9, at tho excellence in which it was ren dered. Nothing but praise can bo said of both play and players. Tho play was well staged, and was one that en listed tho sympathetic attention of the largo audlonce. Vaudeville performancoB between tho acts were nn appreciated Innova tion, and received many well-merited encores. Tho bill for tonight Is tho beautiful Southern Idyl, "A Virginia Romance," with nn entlroly now list of vautlovlllo features. No one should miss tho opportunity to boo this excel lent company, who Is far ahead of any popular-priced company that has ever played in our city, and tho house snould bo packed for ovory perform ance during tho week. iS o Glee Club Sings. Tho members of tho Young Wo mans' Oleo Club, of Willamette Uni versity went to Chemawa Monday ev ening, whoro they gave a delightful entertainment at the Indian Training .School. Thero will bo given In Salem this evening tho initial program of commencement week nt Willamette University. It will consist of a recital by tho undergraduates of tho College of Music. PERSONALS. Bishop and Mrs. II. L. Barkloy havo gono to Walla'Walla. Mrs. L ,W. Plckard Is visiting with friends at Brownsville. Justice and Mrs. C. E. Wolverton havo returned from Albany. Miss Sophia Wolf, of SUverton, Is tho guest of Mrs. D. II. Patton. Ed. Judd, merchant at Ilopowell, Yamhill county, went to Portland to day. Mrs. W. Scott BosSorth Is visiting her mother, Mrs, II. A. Dearborn, In Port land. Miss Minnie Ircton has returned to Portland, after a visit with Salem rela tives. Miss Maud Hcppburn has returned to Portland, nftor a visit with Salem friends. Harry Syms has returnod to Orogon City, artor a visit to his mothor, Mrs. O. O. Savago. Mrs. I. L. Lei th Is reported danger ously ill at tho homo of her daughter, Mrs. D. F.'Lane. Scott Bozorth has gono to Vancouv er to attend a meeting of the Wash ington stato Orange. I. L. Patterson, II. M. Thompson, A. W. Glesy and L. R. Stlnson wont to Portland this morning. Miss Bertha Hubbard has returned to Portland, after a visit to her moth er, Mrs. Robert Crolghton. Miss Gladys Farrnr linn returned to St. Helen's Hall, Portland, after a vis it to her parents In this city. Mrs. James Altken and daughter. Miss Belle, havo gono to BaUorClty to join Mr. Altken nnd roslde. Miss Allco Davlo, night tclophoue ''" "l V" D"'" "", "Z operator at tho Salem olllco, has gone lis utuvuu tut iiniii nit livi pa- rents. Miss Bortha Kay has returned fiom oloct of Salem's public schools, is In tho city from Rosohurg. Prof. Traver is looking for a house, and will move to Salem about July 1st. o A. M. Clough, successor to D. E. Hunslnger Funeral Director, 107 State Street, Phone, Office, 1351; residence, 221, Salem, Oregon. C3-k.fcST OxvXA. ' Sttxtt tne ) Kino HI Haw AI3TS BwfeW " Af, fM of U6 Your Wall Paper, Your Matting, Your Curtain Hods Your Mattresses Your Picture Frames Your Rockers, Your Couches. Your Cushions. Other Things. Storee at Salem and Albany X nerbet Cherry Seeder does not oruih the cherry or eause any less of juiee; a P"8' maehine lor targe, umn w ifornla ehwlw. The tart extraellBp kniie ilrtves the eeecl ihIo one dish and actually throws the cherry Into anther The raarU of the kuile wn eeareely Ik ,m on Ilia eedod frolt I tttAt from 20 to 80 qtiarta pr bonr. H-tall price, 86 ei-nU. - Hve Bromouinlfle"" THE !Tlle Great Medicine for Sickly People in Summer Paine's Celery Compound Rescues a Lady From Nerv ous Breakdown. Tho surest and spccdlost banlshor of dlseaso and sickness known to medical men, Is Palno's Colory Com pound, I Tho peculiar virtues of Palno's Cal ory Compound enables It to reach all tho conters whoro dlseaso Is working; and It quickly banishes all pain and trouble At tt.la timn Pn I nn'a pinrV rm. pound is a vorltnulo noon to every nervous, weak, and dobllitatod man and woman. Tho nllmonts and dis eases that havo hold peoplo In bond ago nnd suffering up to tho prosont, can bo pormanontly banished by tho uso of a fow bottles of naturo's life giver and health bulldor. Mrs. Mamie Gouklcr, No. 6G8 39th Street, West Philadelphia, Pa., who suffered for months from severo afflictions, wrltos as follews: "I beg leave to add my testimony to tho wondorful good Palno's Colory Compound has dono me. Some months ago I was troubled with a gonoral breaking down of tho system. I con sulted a physician without avail, and upon tho suggestion of Mr. John A. Coin, who I bollove Is a living exam plo of your wondorful curing medi cine, I purchased two bottlos of your Compound, nnd I must any that I Im proved wonderfully slnco tho first dose. My norvousness loft mo entire ly, and I am now feeling bettor thnn I ever did. You can rest assured that l will not hosltato to recommend your wonueriui medicine to my friends who may suffer from nprvousnoss In any form." Former Salemite . Has Married The Lake County Rustler, published nt Lakeview, Iibb tho following notice of tho marriage of L. F. Conn, who will ho remembered ub former city re cordor of Salem. "On tho evening of tho 21st, L. F. Conn and MIbb Flora Fom Butler wore married at tho rosldonco of Dr. Loo Stolnor. The groom Ib an attorney of this place, who Ib rapidly rising In his profession. IIo Is woll nnd favorably known throughout tho county and state. Tho bride, who has boon em ployed In tho Lnkovlow Hchool during tho past wintor, cornea from ono of tho best famines of the state. Sho Is a graduato of tho state Normal School, at Monmouth, Is a finis ed musician and highly accomplished. Their pros pects of a happy woddod llfo are of tho brightest, Tho Rustlor Joins tho many friends of Mr. nnd Mrs. Conn In wnrm congratulations." SHINGLE WEAVERS ON STRIKE. All the Mills In Tacoma Save One Are Tied Up 200 Men Out. Tacoma, Juno 3. Shingle woavors wont out on a strike this morning, and nil tho mills In Tacoma aro Idlo oxcopt tho Tacoma Codar Company, which started with girls In tho packing room. All tho mills expected to resumo operations this morning, nnd tho men woro on hand to work, hut they do- mnndod tho ndvancod schedule nt wagoB adopted by the Shlnglo-Woav-ors' Union last wook. Tho mill men rofused to pay it, snying thoro was not suulolent call for shingles to justify Iiaylng higher wngoB, so tho mon walked out. About 200 men aro af fectod by tho strike. DEATH OF A8HDY PEARCE. Linn County Pioneer Wills All Hli Property to cnurcn. Albany, Or., Juno 3. Ashby I'oarco, a prominent pioneer, died nt his homo In Albany yesterday. He was born In Harrison county, Indiana, Juno 30, 1881, and camo to Oregon In 1817. For many years he roalded opposite Al bany, running tho forry at this city. He was an enthusiastic momber of the Oregon Pioneer's Association. Ho acoumulatad conaldernble proporty.i all of which was left to the Universal lt church. Sheepmen Lose Grazing Suit. Boise. Idaho, Juno 3 In a decision fiiod yoatardfty. the supreme court of Idaho afllrmed the validity of the law which prohibited sheepownera from grazing their Jlocka within two mllea of inhabited dwellings. Under the law the owner of a dwelling within two mile of which sheep are permitted to gnue Is entitled to recover for the grass eaten, and for any other dam age InLirted. An appeal will be taken by the sheepmen to the supreme court of the United States on tho right ot sheepmen to use the public ranges 0 Governor Will Bring Libel Suits. Sacramento, June 3. Governor Oae announced that he will bring both ' criminal and civil libel suits against John D. ilpreckles and Sam Leake, of the San Francisco Call; M. H. Dsiouag. of the Chronicle, and If. O. Otis, of t Lo Angelas Times Pub. Co., for rscMt Rewsoaiw attacks upon Mm o The Tiwoma Idgw talks of the Anmnnilnn It UVI' Undue fUBS IS being made over the clroumstance ! that Praakioat Roosevelt has ap-l pointed his frUnd. Whitelaw IUfd. toi be special ambassador to tho corona-' Uoa. Tb dalm Is mt up that there J Is ho uwnllvt right to his course. Tits claim Is upheld by some of the able lawyers of the Senate, and if. they are rtgbt. then Retd at the Bag Msfa eoHrt will be Mthlng but an American, reerea wttiwg the president, asd arlft M expenses. That aay aawaeroMS precedent would be es tabUeaed by tiie recognition of Am- bueaeor Reid as a penile functionary ta. however, not clear OAB70XIX1. Bnu Vltoinnta& lliKhiYllMUtDf Spitv DAluY JOURNAw, JALEta, OREttOw. y j)ft DOANE Rev. N. Doane. D. D , Dean of the Theological School of the Portland University, Celebrated HisGolden Wed ding: Last September. This worthy man has been nt tho head of the Methodist church in tho northwest for over forty years. Ho had a doublo reason to bo congratulat ed on this occasion as he was totally deaf for years, and in spite of his ad vanced ago, his hearing was rostored last April by Dr. Darrln, now located nt the Willamette hotel, Salem, until July fi. No ono will attompt to ques tion tho rovorond gontlomnn's ward, ns his unblotnlshod rocord Is well known. Ho tells his story below lit " . ; .!' n .. ,-. ' . "Ji1,? & la' Port"". 0ren' I Anr" 2G- l809- To whom It may con- I corn and oncourngo, io irienus WHO have suffored llko myself, the loss of hearing. 'On Anrll called on Dr. Dnrrln, whom I bollovo to bo a skilled aurist nnd pliyBlclan, to re storo my hearing. Ho applied his romodloa nnd electricity to ono ear anu cured tiie dearnoss In a Tow min utes. Then he turned hla attention to the other ear, which did not scorn to yield so lentllly. For this ear the Doctor gavo mo medicines to uso nt homo, which I am now using. I think it Is tho duty of nil who aro aflllcted to have their hearing rostored If pos sible, and I know no ono that I think moro skilled than Dr. Darrln. NRHKMIAH DOANB. What Further Treatment Did For Rev. Dr. Doane. To the ICdlter: Some two woolen ago or moro I said something of re gaining my hearing under the treat ment of Dr. Dnrrln. of which I hud Buffered for soveinl yoars. On the first application the denfnoBs of ono ear (the loft) was remodlod. Tho dif ficulty with tho other was moro ser ious. J npplled the medlclno faithful ly and wont ngaln to tho Doctor who succeeded entirely- In roBtoiing tho lost Bonso of hoarlug, so that when I wont out upon Third street, Portland, It soomod to ho tho nolslost city I was over In. My hoarlng still romnliiH distinct, In both oars equally good, NISHI3MIAH DOANK, Mr. Darnell's Experience With Dr. Darrln. To tho ICdlter: For two years prior io going minor ur. uarrln's electrical treatment I wnB aflllcted with hoart trouble, sour stomach, dyspepsia, bloating and pains. Dr. Darrln has cured mo Refer nuyouo to mo at my homo In Medford. or by letter to post office box 22fi. I most earnestly com mend Dr. Darrln as a skillful physi cal. " J. IC. DARNICLL. Dr. Darrln's temiB for troatmont nro now $6 a week, or In that proportion of time, ns tho case may roqulro, ex copt in Biioclal casefl. The poor treat ed free oxcopt modlclnos. o FIRST MILE POST A Salem Business House Cel ebrates First Birthday During tho past week tho Capital Hakory. on Court street, celebrated Its first birthday, having been started by Mr. C. K. Mcllwalu In May of last year. The business bus grown con stantly, until today Mr. Mcllwaln Jias one of the best patronised bakeries In the Willamette valley. Only yester day a cake was Bent up to him from Portland for decoration, which shows the esteem In which Mr. Mcllwaln Is held by the fraternity. This easily explains his phenomenal success, and scores of friends Join In congratula tions upon having him thus Insured ns a continuous lluslness man of the Cap Ital City. o CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Hare Always Bough Wears the Signature of Buy Walker's Guaranteed Points When you want paint for your house or your earrlage that Is mixed ready for the brush, you can find it at Walker's, the carriage trimmer and painter carry a Urge stock of the best paints In the world. Try my varnish (llois buggy paint One coat will make your buggy look like new. C. H. Walker I T OKI. t z&&&& lMCcmmeroisl Street. mmmmummsmmmm TUE8DAY, JUNi i, 1902. OREGON CROP REPORT Bulletin on Climate Weather and Tho past weok has boon ono of great oxtromos In temperature. Tho first two days woro bright nnd wnrm, after which It turned cool and cloudy. Fioquent small showers havo fallon during the latter portion of tho wook, nnd on sovernl mornings during tem porary clearing spells, light frosts oc curred In tho onBtorn portion of tho stauv . Tho maximum, or day temporaturo In Western Orogou ranged botween Gi nnd 90 degroos, and tho minimum, or night tomporaturos, between -12 and 50 decrees. In Knatririi Ornrrmi Mm taaxlmiitn temperatures raiiEod bo tween 50 and 80 dogreos, nnd tho min imum temperntures between 3 i and GG dogrees. Tho condition of grain contlnuos good, especially In tho eastern por tion of the state. Thoro has boon pMonty of moisture for spring-sown wheat, and ns tho plant hns stooled nlcoly, tho yield promises to bo lnrgor than usunl. Fall wheat is heading, but. owing to tho cool weather. It Is mnklng slow advancement, and steady, mild tompprnturos nro now needed to niaturo a plump and hard kornel. Some nlfalfa has boon cut In South om Oregon, and clover and alfnlfa is generally ready for harvesting, which Is retarded by tho unsettled condi tion of tho weather. Pastures con tinue In excollent condition; and stock la now fnt and Block. Sheep shearing Ib progressing slowly, and tho clip will probably bo nn average ono. Sugnr boctH In Union county aro be ing thinned, and tho Crop Is doing nicely, Garden, corn, potatoes and hops nil need wnrm wenthor. but they continue thrifty and promising, al though very backward. 'i no wnrm wcathor during tho first of ihe week brought in a number of encouraging fruit reports, to tho of feet that tho damage to prunoB, chor rlos and pears was not an groat as ox ported, but tho woathor lately bocamo unfavorable, and tho damago In tho wiiinmeuo vnnoy to Italian prunes. Royal Ann chorrles and Bnrtlctt poars Is considerable. In Southorn and Eastern Orogon tho fruit outlook Is vory promising, and thoro will un doubtedly bo plonty of berries in all pnits of the stato, ICarly apples havo dropped badly, but winter npplos, as far as can be dotormlned, havo set nicely. o Everybody Fats at the Whltu Houso roBtauinnt, where they enn got tho vory host kind of a moal at a low prlco. Open day and night. Fresh Today And ovory day, lino spring lamb and nice tender voal and nil kinds of smoked meats and saiiRagos, at Fond rlch'B Market. Your Childhood's Home. If you aro going to visit tho old homo your childhood's homo wrlto A. I). Charlton, A. O. P. A., No. -JR Morrison stroot, Portlnnd, Or., for low excursion rntos nnmed by tho North ern Pacific to all points ICast. 2t The Science of MO This Is a new school of practice for tho troatmont of dlseaso that was orig inated by Dr. A. T. Still, ot Kuks vlllo, Mo., In 187L IIo Is tho founder and president of tho Amorlcan School ot Ostoopathy, which, under n competent faculty and corps of profousoi-fl, tench all thut lu taught In a modlcnl collogo, oxcopt materia modlca, and roqulro a student to devotn four terms of flvo months uaah before conferring tho degree of Doctor of Ostoopathy. It cannot bo taught by mall or learned from a book any moro than n modlcul courso can he mnstorud lu such a manner. Dr. L. 15. Wyckoff nnd Dr. Orueo Ii Albright are graduates of Dr. Still's school, and are competent to give gen ulnn Osteopathic troatmont, and treat all diseases Intelligently and sclontlllc ally without drugs or knlfo. Hours 'J to 4. Phono Main 2721. Odd Follows' Templo, Salem. Or MY FRIRN1): Tint ioor coffee you had for breakfast DIDN'T oomo from The Salem Coffee Roaster WuJisndltt only tint HK-T and an wo roast dally, our coffees aro ALWAYS FLBHII. JOHNSON & O'FLYNQ, Props. Phone Main 2724. I.O. O. F. Templo LD. HENRY'S REAL ESTATE AND RENTING AGENCY it at 'iH Commercial Htrest PHONE MAIN 2681 SALEM ORE, THE ELITE CaFE 208 Commercial Street Meals at all hours. Open day and night. Only plaeo In the eity handling the famous OLYMPIA BfiER Is the RetepUou Saloon. Wholwsle and retail. E ECKERLEN, Proprietor S. C. STONE, M. D. rnoPKitrfOH of Stone's Drug Stores salrm, cneooN. The Btorssftwo Is numbsrlare located at No, M6 and 207 Commercial sL. and are well atooked with a eompleto Uso of drvKs BJid wedlclnes. toilet Osteopatly IT 'arUoles, porfufHory, brashes, etc.. I Has had some M years experience In the practice of raedleise and now 1 makes no charge for consultation, ex- aiolaatloa or prencriptloo. gBPa,. AYcgclablc PrcpnmiionTorAs slmilnling the Food niKMeCula -ling the Stomachs andDowcls of C. H. MACK :orE33&P!!? scs'a? V Successor to Dr. J. M. Koono, In hlto Cornor, Salem, Orogon. Parties desiring superior operations at mod era to foo In any branch nro In ospcclal roqucBt STEUSL0FF BROS. Dealers In Live 8tock, Wholcnalo and rotall butohors and packers. All kinds of fresh and salt moats. Flno nausageu, hams, bacon nnd lard. 310 Commercial street. CAPITAL CITY" Express and Transfer Moots all mall and passongor trains. Baggago to all parts of tho city. Prompt i ervlco. Tolophono No, 2 tl. IIOMYER & IIISDRIOIC. This is it This Is tho plncu where you jet liomut work at an hunott price. All kinds o( bicycle repairing and all kltitln of tlreaand tundrlusat reasonable prices. FRANK J. MOORE 109 Court St. Phono 'JoU HUIE WING SANG CO. 140 STATE ST. Heat kindii fancy goods, dry gnodii mat tliiKB, allks, embroidery, uuutt. Full lini white iiudurwonr, wrnpiters, and waists now on mile vory chonp. r OFFICE CITY HALL For wntor sorvlco apply nt office. Dills payabla monthly In advance. Mnkn all complaints at the olllco Barr's German Salye Heals quickly all outs, or bruises, Draws Horn'ns out oflamu back, and draws slivers out of Hush which oiten break tiff too short to pull. Htieko like sticking platter. Try it and you will novsr bo without, lly tnnll e, L. M. BARR, 1.0 State St. Salem, Ore. Tb? flnneij.. FINK WINP.8, LIQUORS ANDOIOARB.. 102 Coil r I St Summer Normal The first term of the Ospltal Mummer Normal begins on Monday May 6, slid eontlnuus eight weeks. Clasres will be lormud In nil the branches required fur state and aouiity (HiBers. Far further Information addista J. J. KRAPS, Salem, Ore. dAw 4.80 1m Your Step Mother Is still here busy ns over, and wheti your slothes aro all out of order, worn, with bmtoH off, take them to her at the Balwu Dye Works, At this establishment you can get anything set to rights, from n pair of gloves, to the most elaborttt silk gown. A gentleman can get his hat elwnied, his trousers creased, or his whole suit rejuvenated to suit bis taMe, also four suits a month for II, , RU(tons sowed o, rips sewed up, suits pressed on short notlee. New goods shrunk for dressmaking. M MRS. C. H. WALKER 1S6 Commercial Street Toy Infants nnd Children, nrwm wm-mmmmmtvmommmmmmmmi The IM You Have Always Bought SOULE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS PORTLAND OR. For 8 (fve Will's 'orSttctn and vtclolty orders si t'co Music Store. 13. R. JONES, Attorney at Law Toledo, Oregon. Was clerk of circuit court for six years and has nn up-to-date abstract of all proporty la Lincoln county O. C, T, Go's passunc.br stcameh POMONA Leave for Portland Monday, Wednesday and l'rljyjp.ra. I'or Corvlils Tucsday.Tfiurs day nd Uiurday t 5 p m. Quick Time, Cheap Rates Dock) Foot of Trade M, M. t. BALDWIN. Aft. Shoitline ahdUNIONPAKIFIC DRI'AKT roil TIMP. SCIICDULGS Kmni l'oriliiii'1, or. AUIIlVIt KltOM r aii'wjfo Bull Uk, punver, Kt. PmclU worm, (joun, kaiimi v.m. ta. our, si, umu, miirniio i$t i m, vu II mi t luylou AtUuiio Ripri-u HM p. ta, via llutu- lllKlOll aiiu rjut U-ll tktl IIA,1P Vi Worlli, Oiiulia, Kmiiuu t'lir, Ht. l-otlli, Clilcngo iul KmI. S IV. m Ht. Hul Cut Mill 4.11 1, ni. tU Bpuksiia WaHa Wails, IwTrton, rfpokno. WaJUC'C. 1'ull hiii, Mlnneaiiolli HL I'kiiI. Ilultitli.Uilwaukc :0'n ib (IIllCMU) U'l But. TO HOURS w 72 rOHTLAtlDiTO CHICAGO no cntnis or Csrs Through tleketc via tills routo to all ICnstern jtolntsou sale at Southern I'a oillo depot olllco. OCUAti AMD HIVCII bCIICDULU From PcrtUnd AllullliiK d(M MlUJvtt to oubiik BiUfryS.Uri 1 p. m. 4 p. HI Jmllr 4IUBI- (. Huail.i uuiUr n w LsuiIImk. HjltiriU; 10 (i. oi. WILLAMUT1U KlVtK Steamer Ruth leaves Salem for I'ort landaudwayaudinKSontusluy,Thiirs days and Saturdays, about 10 n. in. For Corvnllls vnd way landlug, Mondays, Wednesdays ami Fridays at a)out 6 !(,'."!.' OKA 1(1, M. P. IUM1WIN. Gou. i'sso. Aut. Ant. O. R. A N. doek I'ortlsnd, Ore. Halem, Ore. Corvalte & Kastern Railroad TlUK OAItD. No. 2 For YrujiilHtti Train learn Albany Train leaves Cprraull... fialB arrives ruqittaa i'l. I lUtarnlHu: Loaves xaiiufna Leaves IVir vail is .... Arrives Albany No. 3 Fur Detreit: Leaves. Albany ArrlTe Detroit No. 4 From Detreit: Loaves Detroit :'? p. tu p. til . 0v4o p. ta 6'DO a. m .110 a. m .12:15 p. W 7:00 a. m. I'iilS p. m 1:45 p. iu . 6:10 ti. tu Arrives AljMHy. Tmlm 1 arms in Albany in time to eonneet with the H. P. south bound. Irsin, u well as KlvJn two or throe iiosrs In Albany before departure of 8. P. North bound train lor Portland. Train No 2 eonuwU with the H. P. west aide train at Ojrwllls CroMhiK for independence, llellinnville and all points north to PertlaiHl J, Teturta, Howim Btomv, AueBLAlbanr- Manatts Burst .kttiMYMKltfJtaiffBeaxU I Boars the A . & nf ffe 7 0 B JssW nT na A Alt fi Q p I u (I' W W u I fjjr jt h or u Vui Thirty Years PJIQTOQJM !5rflW i Hill A thi e(NTiin ceMrANT. NtM vaRH orrv. y r CLASSIFIED A ADVERTISEWENTS Advertlscmeots. rive lines or less, la iWs cvHesie lascrtcdinrec rimes for2Sc, SOcaWtek,$I.SO s month, ah over five lines at the ssrae rate. ai'JB'i-a' L.d ' IA1. L.LUlL'itiLJlim.LUU '.UiUlifclUJ I WANTED. Wanted. A girl or elderly woman, able to take caro of houao; family of two. Inquire Journal offlco. 29-tf Wanted. Houseknopor to toko charge of small family. Inquire at Journal offlco. 31-tt Wanted Everybody to try Oregoa Foot Ease for all foot ailments. Onco tried alwaya used. Ask yoir druBclet or Bend 25c. S. L. Hayes, Hnlsey, Ore. 6-27U For Flrat01as8 drosamaklng go lo Mrs. F. M. Hendorohott, at 403 Sum uior struct. Fourteen years oxporf. onco In Portland. Only superior work turned out B-3-lm. It Is 8ettled at Last Uy all who havo tried It that Dr. Austin Albroo' heart tablota never fall to cure. Try them. Samplo boxes frco, at 15G cor nor ot inch and Mill stroot A. S, KightllnRor, agonL C-!)-lm LOST AND FOUND. Lost. Two common keys and ono flat pndlook key on small brass rlnc Findor will confer a favor by loaT lug tho samo at this offlco. 0-2-3 1 rf-W Strayed. Ono amnll dark bay flllio, two years, branded 87 on loft stlflo. Reward for return or information. Waltor II. Jory, It. 4 Salem. C-31-3t Lost. An Irish setter dog. Return to I). S. Hewitt, Salem, for rownrd. 6-30-3t Found. Lady's chiffon boa. Journal olllco. Inquire Don't You Know Anything about Ed wards' Market? At 410 Stato otrcoL DoBt place to buy froah and cured meats at tho lowest prices. Phono 2624. I). Edwards, prop FOR RUNT. For Rent nt Once. Modern suburban cottage with six acres. Nearly ono uoro in vogotablos. Will bo let cheap. Inqulro Journal olllco. 29-tf FOR 8 ALE. eddlna Plants. Vorbonos, lCc doe; oatoru, lOu doz,; cosmos, scarlet guruiilumu, etc., ut Qilllugham's, 5-28-tX For 8alo. A light spring wagon. In quire ot R. II. Weatacott, 02 Ferry Btrout, E-23-tt For Sale. Now and socond-hand bug glus, 'now and second-hand spring wagons, buokboards and carts, at Uio Salem Carrlago and Wagon Fac tory. Woruor Fonnoll, proprietor, 304 Commercial stroot. 4-lG-tf LODQES. Protection Lodne No. 2, Ancient Or dor Unltod Workmon, moots ovory Saturday ovordug lu tho Holman Hall, cornor of State and Llborty streets. Visiting brethren welcome S. A. McFaddon, M. W. J. A. Sellwood, Rooordor. FOni8TER8 OF AMERICA Cdurt Sherwood Forostors No. 10. Moots Friday nights lu Turner block. Ira Hamilton O. It., A. L. Urown, Bee. Central Lodao No. 18 K. of P. Castle Hall lu Holman block, cornor State und Llborty streets, Tuesday of each week at 7:30 p. in. Claud Townsend, O. O.; Zodao J. IUggs, K, of R. nnd S. TONSORIAL. Evans' Darber 8hop,-Ouly Urst-claaa shop oil Stato utrooL Every thing now and up-to-dato, Flneist porcolaln baths. Bhavo, ICo; hair-cut, 26o; baths, 2Cc. Two first-class boot blacks. O. W, Evans, proprietor. Ryan's Shaving Parlors. Seven first class barbers engaged. Flnost bath rooms In city, Wo Uso antiseptic aterlllzor. J. Ryan, Prop, JJ.S5SlJfS5JSHyi!SL-u-. -J. Carmlchsel Hop buyer. Offlco la Rush-Uroyman building, Salem, Oro gon. Samples ot choice hops solic ited from all growers. PU8INE88 OAn08. J. M. Dollarhide Doalor and Contrac tor. Mxoavution a specialty. Teams wanted. Salem Hotel. 5-101m J. H. Brewer, physician and ourgeon. Office In Oray block. Rooms 7 and 0. Phono 01. L. Durt Painter and paper hanger, moved to 119 State stroot, opposite John Hughes. L?avo orders or call for estimates. S-l-tX Notice. Wo wish to glvo notice that Mr. W .IJ. Simpson la the duly au thorlzed sexton of tho I, O. O. F. cemetery, and boa solo charge ot tiie same. Parties having busluesa at tho comotery will ploaao consult him. TruBtooa of Chemokota Lodge No. 1. I. O. O. V. 5-21-U OSTEOPATHY. Osteopathy. Dr. L. E. Wyckoff and r. urace Aiurigiu. vwumy uuum t-ruduate of the American School of Osteopathy, under Dr. A. T. Still, the founder of the selenae. Gonulne osteopathy bears uo relation to inagnetlo healing, suggestive thera peutics or massage, neither can It be taught by mall. Hour 9 to 4. phone Main 2721. Odd Follows Tompie, Salem. Oregon- Dr. M. T. Schoettle Ora'duatej Amerl ..can School of Osteopathy, Klrka- vllle. Mo. Office In Tioga block, ovor tho 8 pa. Office hours 8:30 to 11:30 aud 1 to 4. 3-U (.niOHAaTCM'H tNatlSM ..MUI.IA. ..& ,.l4ul .Hi VI:, ...nul.l. L ...... ..ifl.'.a alii. 11.. Lk... S . . . ..Ik. - Ii ,y&tiEfei Mrl irt. i liraU til WtMUly t'Urltulu Pet MYftL FILLS .1 H.L. " I -. .-J.v S&.W& wTT.-T P tun miw- i? L' "I'tirlr fci h.im 1 ttaMlmttb ar v tw -w- -w wn,rnu, fu