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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAlvtf JOURNAu, JALElVi, OREGON aHUR8DAV, JUNE 6, 1002. i . mwpwi wiaBmuM QOLD DU8T. "Lei the COLO DUSTlwtos do your work." 2sl (j a woman's best friend when wash day comol around. It makes tha clothes tweet and clean, rakes only hall the tlmo and halt the labor ot soap. Just follow directions on package. Made only by THE N. K FAIRDANK COMPANY; Chicago, New York, Boston, St Louis. Makers of OVAL FAIRY SOAP. WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS. A. M. Hondoraon, Chicago. A. L. Clarke, Portland. T. 13. Boyd, Snn Francisco. W. P. Smith, San Francisco. A. V. Martin, San Francisco. P. C. Williams, St. Paul. II. N. Prltchard, Duluth. Wi S. McFarlnnd, San Francisco. II. A. Snydor, Aurora. Mrs. Pullman, Spokano. F. C. Hull, Norwalk, O. J. W. Snook, Skngway. Lou A. Vlcrnno, Portland. Win. Batchelor, city. W. H. A. F. Wnllaroy, Cincinnati. H. A. Browor, Portland. Tho Latest Yarn. A Pittsburg drummer tolls this now yarn: I always carry a bottle of Kemp's Balsam In my grip. I take cold easily and a fow dosos of tho Balsam always makes mo a well man. Every whoro I go I speak a good word for Kemp. I take hold of my customers I tnko old men and young men, and tell them confidently what I do, when I tako cold. At druggists, 25 and 50c. 4 CJuauSTCPXiXjA.. Bears tie tf m wna 'w "m mw WHgP o Everybody Eats at tho "Whlto Houso restaurant, whoro thoy can got tho vory best kind of a meal at a low price. Opon day and night Reduced Rates via Southern Pacific. Tho Southorn Pacific will mako special rates to San Francisco on tho occasion of tho convention of tho Nobloa of tho Mystic Shrlno, at that point In Juno. Tlckots will bo on salo from Juno 3d to 8th, incluslvo, and will bo avail ablo for stop-overs In California. Full Information rclatlvo 'to rates, limits and other conditions will bo ckoor fully supplied by all local agonts of tho Southorn Pacific. 23-eod-td The Great Rock Island Route. Through personally couductod tour ist Bleeping earn botwoon Portland and Chicago onco a wool:, and between Og don and Chicago throo times a weolc, via tho Sconlc lino. Through Standard slooplng cars dally between Ogdon and Chicago, via tho Scenic lino. Through Standard slooplng cars dally botwoon Colorado Springs and St. Louis. Through Standard and tourist sleep ing cars dally botwoon San Francisco and Chicago, via Los Angolos and El Paso. Through Standard slooplng cars and chair cars dally botween St Paul and Chicago. Be suro that your ticket reads via tho Great Rock Island Itouto. Tho best and most reasonable dlu Ing car servlco. For ratos, folders and descriptive lit erature writ to A. E. COOPER, General Agent, Portland, Or. o Proposals for Wood. Soalod bids for tho dollvory of 100 cords of largo, Hvo body fir and 30 cords of grub oak wood, 3 to 7 lnohos In diameter, for tho uso of tho Oregon state penitentiary, will bo received at tho ofllco of tho superintendent until 3 p. m.. Tuesday, Juno 10, 1902, at which time thoy will be openod. Dollvory of said wood must bo mado on or boforo Soptember 15, 1902. The said wood must bo Bound and of good quality. Accompanying each bid muat bo cash or certified chock equal to 10 per cent, of amount of bid. Right is reserved to rejeet any and all bids. Bidders are invited to bo present JOSEPH D. LBE, Superintendent Oregon State Peniten tiary. Salem, Orogon. May 20, 1902. S-30-tf Buy Walker's Guaranteed Paints When you want paint for your house or your carriage that It mixed ready for the brush, rush, jj ;,tho j you can find It at Walker's carriage trimmer and painter, I carry a large stock of the be6t paints In the worjd. Try my varnish ufost buggy paint One coat will make your buggy look like new. C. H. Walker 160 Oesamsreial Street. fV .ssasaMf ft rJBNr ' sAwtaMBna9E9MliiA&i. 7 3skw-k ISC: 11 n Salem Social Swim Calendar of Local Events. July 4 Greatest celebration In Ore gon at Salem. Gave a Birthday Party. Miss Ruth Gabrlolson was seventeen years old Monday, and, with tho as sistance of a number of Invited friends, tho anniversary was vory hap pily celobrated In the ovonlng at the young lady's home, comer of Che meketn and High streets. In tho.gamo of "Hall of Curios," a guessing contest, honors wore award ed to Miss Ethol Knight and Prof. W II. McCall. Dancing and slnglug fol lowed tho serving of a delicious lunch' eon. Tho dining room was very pret ty, being decorated entlroly In red, which, with tho dnlnty colored electric lights of a similar shade, produced a charming offect In the division of tho birthday cake, Ralph Glovor captured tho ring, which, according to tho le gends of suporstltlon, Indicates a flat tering prospect In matrimonial circles Tor tho recipient Miss Margaret Cos por drew the silver dlmo, tho symbol of wealth, whllo B. Gates Coch ran contented himself with a thimble, from which ho Is destined to a life of single bloasedness. Tho party was a delightful affair, and MIsb Gabriclson's happy faculty for entertaining was generally com mented upon In a complimentary way. Mrs. Gabrlolson was assisted In tho dining room by Mrs. L. F. Griffith Tho Invitations to tho party were lngoniously conceived. Tho Invltn tlon consisted of an excellent photo graphic likeness of the hostess, be neath which was wrltton; "You will rocolvo a welcome most hearty, If you guess who I am, and como to my party. Monday ovonlng, June 2, 1902. 8 o'clock." Tiioso receiving invitations wore: Dr. and Mrs. L. F. Griffith, Miss Mar garet Cospor, Misses Winnlfred Byrd, Helen Calbreath, Mabel Whitney, George Glltner, Mabel Robertson, Mabel Cartor, Goitnido Gray, Maud Hlrsch, Madeline Do Parcq, Ethol Knight, Lcda VnnBuron, Cora Talking' ton, Nottio Beckner, Marie Stelwor, Greta Loonoy, Ryth Catch and Grace Cartor; Messrs. Edward Thlelson, J. W. Cochran, Clifford Brown, L. A. Kerr, Ralph Glovor. W. II. McCall, W. F. Poonnan, B. Gaton Cochran, James Walton, F. K. Lovoll, Mac Hofor, Ernest Bean, Hugh Williamson, Kin noy Miller, Roy Byrd, Fred Thlolson Edward Motschan, of Portland; Clia.s. Sternberg, of Albany, and Chnuncey Bishop, Concert by Brahm's Coctet. Tho concert at tho First Methodist church Wednesday evening, by Brahm's Octet, and conducted by Francisco Seley, was an appreciable treat to tho music-loving people of Salem. Tho memborH of tho octot aro as follews: Soprano, Mrs. Jordan Pur vlno, Miss Leona Lewis; .altos, Miss Leonora Whlto, Miss Genevlovo Hughes; tonors, Mr. J. Frank Hughes, Mr. Francesco Soloy; bassos, Mr. W. P. Drew, Mr. W. F. Kotchum. Tho program Was as follews: Daybreak, A. R. Gaul. Hunting song, J. Bonodlct Tho Stars In Henvon, J. Rholnborg- ejr, Song Cycle. Now Songs of Lova, Johannes Brahms, Op. G5, plnnoforto nocompanl- mont for four hands. No. 1 "Thoro's- Nought, Oh, Hoart Can Savo Theo." No. 2 "Shadowy Gloom of tho Night" No. 3 Soprano solo, "Ero-whllo Up on My Flngors," Mrs. Purvlno. No. 4 For bassos, "Yo Eyes or Darkness." No, 5 Alto solo, "Guard Thy Son," Miss Whlto. No. 6 Soprano solo, "Roses Rod I Wear," Miss Lowls. No. 7 "From Yon Hills tho Torrent Speeds." No. 8 "Secret Nook In Shady Spot." No. 9 Soprano solo, "Sharp Poi soned Arrow," Mrs. Purvlne. No. 10 For Tonors, "To a Maid I Whlspor Soft" No. 11 Soprano solo, "I Will Hear no More of Lovo," MIbb Lowls. No. 12 "Darsomo Wood," No. 13 For sopranos and altos, "Do Not Gazo at Ma" No. 14 "Eyes of Lightning." No. 15 Conclusion. 0' Twentieth Wedding Anniversary. Nearly fifty of tho friends and neighbors and friends of Mr. and Mrs John Ferguson surprised them at their pleasant farm home In Polk county, on tho evening of June 4th. the occa slon being tho twentieth anniversary of the worthy couple's wedding day Tho main body of tha guest met at the residence of Miss Nellie Talor from which point they marched bear Ing their offering of Bowers and rrys tal, while a farm wasjoa brought up the rear with a huge freeser of !- cream, cake etc. TRe evening was pleasantly spent game, recitations and songs adding to the enjoyment of the guests. A beautiful berry set also a wine set were noticed among me presents. The guests Included- Mrs. Conllagly. Mr. and Mrs. Ptadkiy, Mr. anil Mrs .Clyde Beckett and sister. Mr and Mrs. McMillan. Mr. and Mrs. Her. Mr. and Mrs. Hd. Luee, Mr. and Mrs. t..u Mover. Mr. and Mrs. Keening i ton. Mr. and Mrs. Tnoe. Gardner. Mr and Mrs. Harry Temptewaa. Mr. ana Mrs. John Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs L D. PleWs. Mr. RoJUe Chapman. Mrs ., oi.i.. (ki H Fona&n. Mrs Ba il. BMIian, ...-. ! ett. Mies Nellie Taylor. Mis Veata Oardner. Mtos AttM , r man. MIm Bselly Lues. Mleses Martha, Blanche and Dove. Mr. Arthur Russell Henry-Durcham Wedding. Tho marriage of Miss Emlllo A. Henry, of this city, to Prof. Jamos Taylor Burchnm, of Palo Alto, Califor nia, was celobrated at tho homo or tho bride's parents, Judgo and Mrs. I.. D. Henry, on the Garden Road, nt 1:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, Rev. 'II. A. Ketchum officiating. Tho bride Is woll known lnSalom, whoro sho has lived tho greater portion of her life. She was for sovoral years omployed as a tenchor In the Salem public schools. Piof. Burcham Is a former Salem boy, but Is now employed as Instructor in ono of tho departments at Stanford University nt Palo Alto. Mr. and Mrs. Burcham loft last night for a brief visit In Southorn Orogon. Thoy will return nnd spend tho summor hoio, removing to Palo Alto In tho fall. A Dramatic Recital. Tho dramatic rocltal, to be glvon nt tho Grand Opora Houso Saturday ovonlng, by tho studonts of Wlllam- otto University Colloge of Oratory, un der the direction of Prof. Mabel Car ter, promises a treat Mr. Lauren Pease, of Portland, tonnr, Will assist on tho program. A clovor, humorous farce, entitled "A Proposal Undor Dif ficulty," will bo presented, In addition to sevoral othor excellent numbers. Tho admission will bo 2f conts, nnd tho box ofllco for tho snlo of seats will opon nt 9 a. in. Saturday. SCIENCE SETTLES IT. Dandruffls Caused by a Germ That Saps the Hair's Vitality. It Ib now a Bottled fnct that dandruff Is caused by a germ. Palling hair and Imldnoss aro tho results of dandruff, Dr. E. J. BeardBley, of Champnlgn, 111., got hold of the now hair prepara tion Nowbro's Hcrplcide tho only ono that kills tho dandruff germ. Ho nys: "1 imed Horplcldo for my dnnd- (tiff nnd falling hair, nnd I am woll satisfied with tho rosult." Dr. J. T. Fugate, of Urbana, 111., says: "I havo used Horplcldo for dandruff with ex cellent results. I shall prescribe It in my practice." Horplcldo kills tho dandruff germ Physicians ns well as tho general public say so. o Dean tie A 1 KlfKf Yl Hat8 Alvtar? Rwjtl 0 PERSONALS. F T. Wrlghtman Is In Pot Hand. E. K. McMnhlll toturned today from Poitlnnd. T. R. Hlbhnrd, of Sllvorton, wns In Salem Wodnowday. Miss Lela Horren, of Independence Is visiting In Salem. Mrs. II. W. Moyors has returned from a visit In Portland. .Air. and Mrs. W. W. Elder, of Stay ton, woro In tho city today. C. Tumor, ot Dos Moines, Iowa, is visiting his son, F. A. Turner. Dr. nnd Mrs. W. C. Hawk, of Joffor- son, were in Salem Wednesday. Wni, D. McKillop loft this morning for Mc.MlnnvlIIe on his way to Ash land. Mies Estolla Goodln has returned to Hlllsboro, nftur a visit with her broth er, R. B. Goodln. Miss Lou Hlrsoh has returned to Portland, nftor a visit to hor parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Kdwnrd Hlrsch, In this eity. ' a C. Comfort and E. E. McMnhlll, of this city, have successfully passed tho examination for seniors before the state board of pharmacy. Mm. Stella Nash, of Portland, has returned from Stayton, where sho went to attend tho funeral of a broth er. She Is now visiting In Salem. Captain and Mrs. J. Q. BarniM, Mr. and Mrs. J. L Stockton and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Smith nro attending tho an nual G. A. R. encampment at As toria. o The Finest In the world Is what everybody says about the bread and pastry made b the Pioneer Bakery. All good house keepers uso them. Once tried always usad. Re-elected Sheriff of Wheeler. Mrs, P. I Keeton, of this city, lws received a telephone message an nouncing the re-flection of Mr. Kee ton, on the Democratic ticket as sher iff of Wheeler county In telephoning Mr. Keeton gave no fifrther informa tion concerning the vote on governor, or othercandidates. Even tho Wrappers Jlre Valuable You don't know what a gl laundry soap 1 unul you ue Diamond V -Soap It U the lauodry soap ot the day; goes further and does better work thAn any other. IT is MoWL'1i2fL?i VW an- Pmeeat Dt,Tne Ct&tir Yi&tel Co. SO. OffllM, (. Emmott, Mr. F Purvlno, I Fields. J. C. Ferguson. Summer Energy and Activity' II You Are Nervous, De spondeiit, Sleepless, Irritable or Out- of-Sorts in June Paine's Celery Compound Will Give You Nem Force, Fresh Energy, Vigor, and New Health Juno will bo tho banner month of the year for tho onjoyment of nature and life. If men and womon are not capable of onjoylng tho good things qf( nature and homo bo bountifully pro vided by an All-WIso Creator, -tho fault Is their own In the majority of casos. Our norousnoes, insomnia, ties pondoncy,- and IrrltablenosB aro con tlnual and forcible reminders of 111 health and disease. Their contlnu nnco In Juno means unhapplncss and misery; their banishment by tho uso of Pal no's Celery Compound means onorgy, nctlvlty, vigor, and full ability to enjoy Heaven's host gifts. Thous ands nro now acquiring rugged health and buoyant spirits through tho uso of Pnlno's Colory Compound. The blosslngR of health, home, and nature will bo your portion If you wlHoly usi tho great modlcino this month. It truly makes people woll. ARE IN ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT Veterans of G. A. R. In Ses sion at Astoria ' The annual encampment of the G. A. R. and W. It. C. Is in session at As toria, nnd Heveral old votornns and their wives are In nttendnuco from this city. Spenklng ot tho encamp ment and tho antortnlument ot tho vis Itors, an Astorln paper has tho follow Ing: "Tho visiting members will arrive In Astoria Wednesday morning by tho 11 o'clock tialn. Thoy will bo mot by tho local I'ottt and tho Rollut Corps In a body at tho station, and uscorted to the Occidental llotol, whoro thoy will ho served dinner and refreshed nftor their Journey. At 2 o'clook tho chil dren of the various schools of the city will collect cm Bend street, udjacont to the hotel, whoro they will bo nrrangod In line of parade, lead by the hoary headed veterans of past battlos and Indies or the Relief Corps. Tho line of mnrch will be extended through nil the principal streets of Astoria. In the ovonlng addresses of welcome will be made at Fisher's opora house, fol lowed by a musical concert nrrnngod by Mrs. J. T. Ross. Thursday morning will be taken up by business nnd so cial meetings, for members only;, but at 2 o'clock an excursion will be kIv en to Port Stevens and places of Inter est nt the mouth of the river. It pos sible the government lighthouse ten der Mausuuitn or Columbia will bo se cured that the party may go by water, thus liartnklng of tho beauties and pleasures of the Columbia harbor. But If those vessels cauiiut be secured, a train will bo chartered, and tho trip made by land. On the return of tho excursion at 7 o'clock, the entire body will march to Hoard & Stoke's hall, where a banquet will be served. On Friday the remaining- huelnees will bo completed, ami the strangers will de part on the evening train." o The readers of this paper will bo pleased to learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease that science lias been able to cure In all Its stages, and that Is catarrh. Hall's Ontarrh Cure Is the only jeelUve cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh be ing a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hairs ca tarrh cure Is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous suriaies of the system, thereby de stroying the foundation of the disease. and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and as slstlng nature in doing Its work. The proprietors have so much faith In lis curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that It falls to cure. Send fur list ot testi monials. Address T, J. CHUNKY & CO.. Toledo, O Bold hy dri4ts, 7le. IU I's Family 1111 are the beet, o Just Look At tbe display at Branaon & Ra man's Hlg, bananas, fresh strawber ries and new vegetables from two (ouaUes every morning. Phone la yowr enters early. Don't forget Bran aon & Itagaa. Ladles Can Wear Shoes. One s4ce smaller after using Alias's Foot-KaM, a powder to be shaken Into the shoes. It wakes Unlit or sew shoes fee) eay; sjivee Instant relief to eoras aa4 boBlens. It Is the greatest comfort dteeovery of tbe age. Cures and pre vent strait) feet, blisters, ealiotts and sore spots. AJUa'a Foet-Ease kt a eer Uln astre for sweatlag, hot, ashing ' feet At aK draggtftts and shoe stores. 4e Trial paekaa FKHK by all. Address AJlen 8, Olmsted, Le Hoy. N. Y. 1 37,000 Pounds Hops Contracted Hop contracts woro filed Wednes day aftornoou covoring 17,000 pounds of l'J02 hops at 11 and 12 cents, and 20,000 pounds each of tho crops of 1908--I-S at 10 conts. Tho contracting firm being T. A. Llvosloy & Co., of this olty. In tho four contracts that woro nled. Growora contracting their hops were: John Johnston, Jr., and Joseph John son, of Aurora, 20,000 pounds ot tho 1903, 190-1 and 1005 crops ot hops, at 10 centa por pound. C cents advance for picking purposes. D. Pottorff, of Sllvor Palls, C00O pounds, 1902 crop, nt 12 cents; D conts advance for picking purposes. Michael Froy, of aarvals, G0OO pounds, 1902 crop, nt 12 conts; no nd vanco for picking purposes. Joseph Klrtx and Joseph Zimmer man, Jr., of Sublimity, G000 pounds, 1902 crop, at 11 conts; 4V4 cents nd vanco for picking purposes. Fresh Today And overy day, lino spring lamb and nice teudor vent and all kinds ot smoked moats and sausages, at Fend rich's Market. Marshal's Sale. Notice Is horoby given thnt the provisions of ordinance No, under 200. I will on Wednesday, June 11th. At 1 o'clock p, m at tho pound In the city of Salem, soil nt public mic tion the following described Impound, ed animal, to-wlti Ono sorrel horse, 7 or 8 years old, foretop clipped off, weight about 800 pounds, poor In Mesh. Unless tho nbovo dosorlbcd animal Is claimed before Raid dato, salo will bo mndo without reserve IX W.. GIBSON, City Mnrshnl. June G, 1902. o Marshal's Sale. Notice Is hereby given thnt the provisions of ordinance No. undor 200, I will on Wednesday, June 11th. At 1 o'clook p. in., at tho pound In the city of Salem, sell at public auc tion tho following descrlhod Impound ed animal, to-wlt: One buy mnro 7 or 8 yonrs old, whlto spot In forehead, hoavy mnuo nnd tall, weigh about 800 pounds. Unless the abovo described animal Is claimed boforo said dnte, sale will he made without rusorvo. I. W. OIB80N. City Marshal. June f, 1902. CASTOR I A For Infants aud Children. The Kind You Have Always Sough Hoars tho Signature of wJC&u The Science of e TIiIh Is n new school of practice for tho treatment of disease that was orig inated by Dr. A. T. Still, of Kuks villa. Mo.. In 1874. Mo Is tiio founder nnd president of) tho American School of Osteopathy, which, undor a competent fnuulty and corps- of profosHors, toach all Uiat Is taught In a medical collogo, except materia modlca, anil require n studont to dovoto four terma of flvo months each boforo conferring Uto degree of Doctor of Osteopathy. It cannot bo taught by mall or learned from a book any more than a medical courso can bo mastered In such a manner. Dr. L. B. Wyckoff and Dr. Grace II Albright nro graduates ot Dr. Still's school, and aro competent to give gun ulno Osteopathic troatmoiit, and treat all diseases Intelligently and scientific ally without drugs or knlfo. Hours 9 to 4. Phono Main 3721. Odd Follows' Temple. Salem. Or MY FRIEND: That poor coffee you had for breakfast DIDN'T enum from The Salem Coffee Roaster We handle only tl IIK-T and as we react daily, our cofT'oa aro ALWAYB Fl.KHII. JOHNSON & O'FLYNO, Props. Phone Main 2724. I, O.O. F. Temple LD. HENRY'S REAL ESTATE AND RENTING AGENCY is st mi Commercial Rlrett PHONE MAIN 2681 SALEM ORE, THE ELITE CaFE 208 Commercial Street Meals at all Jwuri. Open day and nltflit. Only pjase In the eity lw wiling the famous OLYMPIA UHER Is the I(MHit(iii Ssleafi. Wbetetale and retail. E ECKERLEN, Proprietor S. C. STONE, M. D. POPIBTOk OP Stone's Drug Stores SALEM, OREGON, The storesftwe tn numberlcre located at No. 24 and 247 Commercial L. and are well stocked with a eompletrf Use of drurai aad mwllelRes. toilet (art teles, perfumery, bruehee, etc. llaji bad mama as veana ernerleaSMi m the praetlee of medleJae aad now! makes ne ekarge for eoBsultatloa, ex. J amiaauvR or preavnpuea. Osteo jathy t? I Cs-Z"Jm7- '" "21 A 1 ATA III ' Pnrr. J WWW 1.1 HITS : piuRia AM'gctnblcPrepnralionlorAs RJ tlm'ilntlnrtltirFiwInti(inMliiln- il UnfttlicSlmnacltsundDrAvclsor N BOcJIS tJl0 Promotes Digestion Chccrfiir rtcssarulRest.Conlams neilhcr Onium.Morpluuc nor Mineral. NOT NAltC OTIC . JtoVtarMArSUMUttrtroait Mx.Smtvt ntJiVV yrm fUrvr. Aperfccl nomctly forConslipa Hon. Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea Worms .Cotmilsions.rcvcrish ness nml Loss of Sleep. FacSimilo Signature oP NEW YORK. O. H. MACK :o3Es:Era? ucs8 Successor to Dr. J. M. Koono, tn Whlto Cornor, Salem, Orogon. Parties doalrlng supurlor oporntlons at mod orato foo In any branch nro In ospeolal request STEUSL0FF BROS. Dealers In Llvo Stock, Wholesale and retail butchora and packers. All kinds ot fresh aud salt meats. Flno sausages, hamn, bacon and lard. 310 Commercial street. CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Moots all mall and passongor trains, Baggago to all pnrta ot tho city. Prompt isrvlco. Telephone No. 241. IIOMYER & IIEDIUCIC. This is it This Is the place where .you got honest i work at nu nonett priuu. All kinds ol bleyulo repairing and nil kiudf of tires nnd suudrioitat ruaronuble prices. FRANK J. MOORE 109 Court St. Phono ?R HUIE WING SANG CO. 140 STATE ST. Bent kinds fiwioy icooils, dry ttooda mat tings, silks, embroidery, Ikuuo Full IIiim while undurwesr, wrapiMirs, aud waists now on ihIo very cheap. em Water OFFICE UllY HALL For water servlco apply at olllco. Dills payablo monthly lu advanae Mako all. complaints at tho oflloe. a exact copy or wrapper. II' fill flrPl C I wJLv IK llrH THC Of NTJUIH OOMPANV. ftKW VORH CITY. Dirr'o flflrmfltl QillvO Through tickets via this roiilo to sll Ddll S UClnlall Ot11YtlCHitertiiM)luUonnlat Southern Pa- Ilfals quickly nil i-uU, or bruises. Draws hui'iuma out of In me l-auk, and drsws ullvursout of I1mIi whieh olten It 04k off too short to pull. Ultuks like Bllckiutf planter. Trv il ami you will never bo without. Ily mall 'Joe. L. A. BARR, 1-0 State 8L Salem, Ore. Tb? flDDeij. H UNB WINKH, I.IQUOHB AND CIOAHS 102 Codrt 51 Summer Normal The first term of the Capital Mummer Normal btrgiua on Monday May A, aud eoutiuues eight weeks. ClanrHi will lie lermwl In all the branches rwiuired fur etule ami eeunty lepers. Far furtliHr lutorwution auMieM J. J. KRAPS, Salem, Ore. tlifcw 4'gQ'hn Your Step Mother Is still here busy as ever, and when your ekothes are all out of order, worn. with outtoHs on. (aae mew u ner at the Saleta Dye Wurka. At this establtahmeHt you can et anything set to rights, from a pair of Kioves, to tne bwm wawwaie sua nowH. A Henllftjaan caa net his hat cleaned, bis trousers creased, or his whole stilt rejuveuated to suit his taste, ako foHr suit a weuth for 11. IlHttofts sewl on, rip sewed up, suits pressed oa. short HUee, New goods shrunk for autsenakln;. MRS. C. H. WALKER 104 Commercial fitset For Tnfantfi nud CMJdron, Fhe Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the J Signature m' hf U&B or uver Thirty Years S0ULE imos. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS For Stlem nd vicinity PORTLAND OR. leave orders st Ceo rs music store. B. R. JONES, Attorney nt Law Toledo, Oregon. Was clerk ot circuit court for six years and has an up-to-dnto nbstract of all proporty In Lincoln county O. C, T, Co's PASSENGER STEAMER POMONA Leaves for PortUnd M ve(in63ynarn ldy,tos.tn. I'O 'or Corvallls Tueiday.Tliuro day nd Saturday at 5 t m. Quick Time, Cheap Rates Deck: Foot of Trade st. M. I'. liALDWIH, Alt. ORMip Shohtiine AND DKI'AHT fOll TIMP SCHEDULES l'ruui l'ottlund, or. A It HIV K FUOM llWK fuitui Sl-folal ua anl 811 Ukc, DoiiTO', Ft. liKolal wmt i. uma na. kimn fl.00 a. m. Ollr, Bt, liDUli, (JIiIWko 4l30 m, Tla Hunt limton AtUtlllQ SiiireM 0 p. m, "via Hum. button "snTir KmI Mall SilS p, in, via Huikane aim nan. Hall hike, Dunrsr VU winiii. omana. Kanwi 8:10a. r. Cllr.lt. I.UI1U, Ublcaio aim fiun. Walla" Wafla. Lowbtoii, Hkiiio, vtauaen, I nit- man, M IniuaiiolU HL i:oa id Paul. Duluth. Klllvfaukee iMK'aitii, UH Kii. 72 HOURS " fOKTLANDiTO CHICAGO 72 ro uaaoie ui wtis eilUMhtpetolnw. OCDAM AMD IHVl'.H SCIIEUULE Prom PortUDl All Mlllng daUM MitJei Koreas rt&uo tall em; & daft Sn. in. p. Ifl luilr fin m SMunlar COI.UM TaAitor HIA K1VCH 4bia. Atoi( ami wa IM.I!uik1 UlHllKgk. IV I. H. WILLAMETTU HIVDH Bteamer Kulh Iraves Halera for Port land and way lanthnus on Tuesday ,Thure dava and Bsturdays, aboot 10 a. in. For Corvallls vnd way IsfMllngs, Mondays, Wedneedays and Frhlnys at about 6 ti m. A.L.CIUU1. M P. UALDWIN it r. HAi-uivin, AkI. O. It. A N. dusk Gen. Pass. Aut. PorllsiHl.Oio HhIhiii, Ore, Co- k Mm Railroad TIME OA11P, No. 2 For Yuqulna: Train Uavwi Albany Wfu. ui Train leave Corval Is.... 10 p. . Tialn arrives Yaqulna , 0H6 p, i , c. 1 Ueturnlnui Leaves Yaauloa 6-00 a. m. Loaves Corvallls 1130 a. ai, Arrives Albany I2tl6 p. v. No. 3 For Detreit: Loavoa Albany 7W a. m. Arrives Detroit 1214 p. in No. i From Detroit i Leaves Detroit IHB p. iu, Atrlvaa Alhanv 6 40 p. HI. Trains 1 arrives In Albany n time to onnneet with the B. P. south bound, train, is well as kWIok two or three hoars In Albauy before departure ol 8. P. North bound train (or Portland. n Train No. 2 eonueots with the 8. P. wMt shle train at Oorvi.UU Crowing lor Independent. iUMIuuvllle awl all nolHts north to Portland. J. TiTHWka, Kowih kh, AitenLAIbaay. Minima ZJ A 'J- Z JJM. .1. jatm Eu, tla 9 B J l kiatsr T f . CLASSIFIED X X ADVERTISEMENTS Advertticmenti. five Hues or lees. Is this inserted tbreetltncsfor 35c. 56cWcelc,$1.58 moain. aii over live lines ises fmc. WANTED. For 8ale. A flno milch cow. Inquire at Journal ofllco. 4-tt Wanted. Housekeeper to tako charge of small family. Inquire at Journal ofllco. 31-tf WantedEverybody to try Oregon Foot Easo for all foot atlmonts. Onco trlod always used. Ask your druggist or send 25c. 8. L. Hayes, Halaey, Ore. 6-27U It Is Settled at Last By all who havo tried It that Dr. Austin Albros' hoart tnblots never fall to euro. Try thorn. Sample boxes froo, at 160 cor ner of High and Mill stroot A. 8. KlghMlnger, agent. 5-9-lm 'Ji IHILLIIU-Mil IH-aLi I I. ' L ULIIJU hum LOST AND FOUND. Found. Lady's Journal ofllco, chiffon boa. Inquire Don't You Know Anything about Kd wards' Market? At 410 Stnta otrooL Ilest placo to buy fresh and cured meats at tho lowest prices. Fhono 2C24. B. Edwards, prop FOR RENT. Room and Board Two nlca rooms with board; or iablo board only, In prlvnto family 381 Summer street. C-3-3t For Rent at Once. Modern suburban cottago with six acres. Nearly ono ncro In vegetables. Will bo let cheap. Inquire Journal ofllco. 29-tf 1 IWWiaSUtlt'l'SSIWMHiSlMU lWl'slllllWiastsSSSSJSJSBSSWWlIWIWSS) FOR 8ALE. For Sale. Second-hand, jump-sent buggy, in good repair. Inquire of Mitchell, Lowls & Stavor Co., 51-55 Stnto Btreet. 4-b For Sale or "i rado. A good driving or work horao and Doorlng blndor, for cnttlo or Bhoep. Address C. G. Jamo Bon. It. D. No. 1. 3-5 Bedding Plants. Vorbonas, 16o dew; nators, 10c daz.; cosmos, scarlet geraniums, etc., nt Dillingham's. 5-28-tf For Salo. A light spring wagon. In quire ot It. H. WeBtacott, 02 Ferry street. B-as-tt For Sale. Now and socond-hand bug gies, now and second-hand spring wagons, buokboards and carts, at tho Sulem Carrlago and Wagon Fac tory. Weruor Fonnoll, proprietor, 3G1 Commercial street 4-16-tf LODQES. Protection Lsdoo No. 2, Auclont Or dor United Workmen, moots overy Saturday evening In tho Ilblman Hall, cornor ot Htato and Liberty streets. Visiting brotllron wolcorao. 8, A. McFaddon, M. W. J. A. Sellwood, llocorder. FOREBTEftS OF AMERICA Court Hhorwood Foroatera No. 11). Moeta Friday ulghta in Turner block. Ira Hamilton C. It.; A. L. Urown. See Central Lodge No. 18 K. of P. Cantlo Hall In Holmau block, cornor Stale nnd Liberty etroots, Tuesday of each weak at 7:30 p, m. Claud TowiiBoud, O. O.; Zo(.m J, niggs, IC of II. aud 8. TONSORIAL. Commenclna Saturday, Juno 7th All barber ahops of this olty will cloao at 11 p. m. Bhops will opon at 7:30 a. m. nnd closo nt 8 p. m sharp, Saturdays oxcepted. By qrdor Jou noyman Unrbera' Local union. Evans' Darber 8hop. Only flrat-class ahop on Btato otreut ISvory thing now and up-to-uato. Finest porcolnln baths. Shave, ICo; hair-cut, 25c; baths, 25c Two flrst-claaa loo blaoks. O. W. Evans, proprietor. Ryan's Shaving Parlorsi Boven first class barbers onga&ud, Finost bath rooms lu olty. Wo uso autlBeptio Bturlllzor. J, Ilyan, Prop. J. Carmlchael llop buyor. Office In Ilush-Uroymau building, Salem, Oro gon. Samples of cholco bopa Bollo Ited from all growora. QUSINE8S CARDS. J. M. Dollarhlde Dealer and Contrac tor. Uxcnvntlon a specialty. Teams wanted, tialom Hotel. Cllm J. H. Brewer, physician and surgeon. Olflce In Cray block. Rooms 7 and 0. Phone 01, L. Hurt Painter .and paper hanger, moved to 140 Btato street, opposite Johu Iluches. Leave orders or call for OHtlmatoe. 5-1-tf NoHcc. Wo wish to glvo notlco that Mr. W .U. Simpson la the duly au thorised sexton of the I. O. O. F. cemetery, and has solo charge of the saino. Pat ilea having business at tho cemetery will please consult him. Trustees or Chemekotft Lodge. No. 1. I. O. O. P. 6-21-tf OSTEOPATHY. Osteopathy.-Dr. I K. wyctcon anu Dr. draco Albright, twonty months graduutea ol the Amerlean Bahool at Osteopathy, uader Dr. A. T. Still, Out fouaUer of the salenae. Genuine oeb-ioiittthy bears no relation to magiuKiis heitllng. suggestive thera Muttoa or iHassuge, neither oan It be taught by mall. Hours 51 to 4. Phone Main 3781. Odd Fellows' Temple, falem. Oregon. Dr. M. T. Schoottle Graduate Amerl- . .can School of Osteopathy, Klrkn- vllle, Mo. Olflco In Tioga block, ovor the Spa. Ofllco hours 8:30 to 11:80 aud 1 to 4. MS KMUuUtHU- hVMmm Nun, 1 191,1 ,, rfi" 1 fritr-Tfit.iii, r SWimntiaMim i MrffL . . i A