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Newspaper Page TextI. It'S Impure BlOOd. "What la It?" asks the mother noli. notices the smooth skin of her child marred by a red or pimply eruption. It is impure blood, mid the child needs at once to begin the use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov ery, the best ami surest remedy for impurity of the blood. It entirely eradi cates the poisons I w h i c h corrunt the blood and I cause disease. It cures scrofula, boils, pimples, eczema, salt rheum and other eruptive diseases which are the di rect result of im pure blood. H enriches as well as purifies the blood. "Or. I'lerce'a ine.llclne ha not only bene filed me greatly lull It ha done wonder for my two on," write Mrs, M Hartrlclc of Ileiiutcr, Oywejro Co N. y "lloth had scromta. 1 have lost two dauKhtera In lc thaii fie vcara waa, taken two or three years ago with hemor rhage from the lutiffii It troubled him for over ii,iiin.,wi. u..u sviuium aiycmen ton Tr a year Imcov over a orc t had ni a jenr. lie loolc I'lerce'a Golden Medical scovery. nun lias not nail n heinorthnre In . . wwJVI 4M over n ve.ir M iy youniier son had crofulou k; hnd two lanced, but hat not Korea on hit nee! liad nny since he comiuenced to take your ined. lcine." Accept no substitute for "Golden Med ical Discovery." There is nothing "just as good" for diseases of the stomach, blood and lungs, A 1008 page book, free for the asking. You can get the People's Common Sense Medical Adviser, the best medical book ever published, free by sending stamps to p.iy expense of mailing only. Send 31 one-cent stamps for paper covers or 31 stamps for cloth-bound volume, to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Uuffalo, N. Y. A now coffco nt 25 and 30 cents n pound. Try a pound, and let tho coffee speak for Itself you will continue on tho samo coffee. Wo guarantee It Id bo always fresh roasted. YOKOHAMA TEA STORE Phono 2111 black Free Delivery WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS. J. W. Chandler, Sun Francisco. Edgar J. Dlvon, Now York. C. L. Durocher, St. Paul. Chas. A. Davis, San Francisco. A. A. Fountain, Chicago. John W. Kolly, Portland. Jns. C. Atitraln, 'Chlcngo. A. W. Korpor, San Francisco. Kola Nols, Albany. E. E. l.arlmoro, Portland. Oliver C. Thornton, Portland. II. E. Lounsbury, Portland. It. D. Drownoll, St. Louis. Guy D. Adklns, Portland. G. C. Lunt, San Francisco. 0. II. Church and wife, Pawnee, Nob. 1. Muraskl, Snu Francisco. At Hoard, Fossil. A. L. Olarko, Portlnnd. W. T. Gray, Portland. 0 The Excitement Not Over Tho rush to tho drug store still con tinues and daily scoroa of people call for a bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lunga for tho cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption.. Kemp's Balsam, tho standard family remedy, is sold on a guarantee and never falls to give en tire satisfaction, Price 25c and GOc.2 . 0 Ladles Can Wear Shoes. Ono size smaller after using Allen's Foot-Ease, a powdor to bo shaken Into tho shoes. It makes tight or new shoos fool easy; gives Instant relief to corns and bunions. It Is the greatest comfort discovery of tho age. Curos and pre vonta Bwollen foot, blisters, callous and sore spots. Allen's Foot-Easo Is a cer tain euro for sweating, hot, aching feet At" all druggists and shoo stores, 25c Trial package FREE by mall. Address Allen S. Olmsted, Lo Roy, N. Y. 1 . o O.A.fc'JCOjEX.X-A..,, ?- aLtejfo rA BUY PAINT u i.nr vnn n huv cheapest. We eoll only tho beBt rado of goods. Carter's 8trictly Pure White Lead, none better At 7 l-4c per pound The Celebia'ed braud of Best Li n fret Oil nude lolly up to stand i J as lo puniy Boiled Oil. 80c per gallon Raw Oil. 78c per eallon. Good delivered Uet. m ? 11 (kl Porto Middleton Oil j Salem Social Swim Calendar ot' Local Events. July 4 Qreateat celebration In Ore gon at Salem. Graduating Recital. Tho annual graduating recital of tho CoIIqro of Music and Oratory of Wil lamette University was given at tho First Methodist church before a largo audience. At tho conclusion of n woll produced program, I'resldont Coleman awarded graduating honors as follews: College of Music Gertrude Ann Drower ami IJertlia Hlma Jennings. College of Oratory Lucy Rilen Ed wards. To Exempt Firemen. All exempt firemen of Salem are re quested to attend tho funeral of Uie lato Frank Ferrell, Wednesday at 2 o'clock p. ni., at Uio residence, G4G Statu street, Dy order or J. H. Haas, president. PERSONALS. Q. 0. Drown is In Portland in at tendance nt the graift lodge of Ma sons. Prof. II. II. Dearborn, of tho State University, nt Eugene, is In Salem vis iting relatives. Mrs. D. H. Huston and daughter, of Jefferson, Iowa, are visiting at the homo of Mrs. Huston's cousin, H. H. Ragan. Mrs. 13. S. Thatcher has gonu to Portland as a delegate to tho A. O. U. W. supreme lodge, and to meet East ern friends. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pnpe nro in Portlnnd, to attend tho funeral of Mrs. Pape's grandmother, the lato Mrs. Haehacl Scott. D. A. Carter and Chas. F. Elgin left today for Detroit today to go into Hot Springs. Mr. Elgin Is serving his fifth season on tho trail. 11. T. Ray has sold his 80 acre fnrm at Marlon to Gustavo Mltznor, a sub stantial farmer from Euclalro county. Wisconsin, who has taken possession with his family. Mr. Ray hnd family have removed to Salem. GOOD-" EXAMPLES How Women Would Soon Reform the Whole World. If tho womon would always set a good example It would soon reform the world as tho men nro contlnunlly following after tho womon. If a wo man could tnlk out of tho two corners of her mouth at tho samo tlmo thore would bo a good deal said on both aides. Dr. Darrln wants Just such ad vocates. No one tonguo or cornor of tho mouth can tell of tho wonderful cures he Is performing dally at his offices. Tho following cases substan tiate his wondorful skill: Miss L. Stnnflold, 323 Mill streot, Salem, cured ten years ago of deaf noss and discharging oars. J. S. Hoston, W.llamotto Hotel, Sa eom, llvor complaint ami dyspopsla; cured. A. G. Dyers, Itidcpondonco, Or., total doafnoss. Ono ear cured In two hours, tho othor In ono month. H. H. McAllister, Salem, Or., ecze ma; rostorod in six weeks. Mrs. W. M. Smith, Phoonlx, Ariz., discharging ear all hor life; cured. Al. Turpln, Wollon, Or., heart and stomach trouble, rapidly recovering. Miss Tllllo Grandall, Edison, Wash,, eczema over tho faco for years; cured. J. T. McClollan, postmaster at le nlno, Wash., deafnoss tliroo years; cured. Miss Nottlo Rosenthal, S. F., weak ness of optic nerve and catarrh; re stored. Mrs. S. A. White, 4CQ8 South L stroet, Tacoma, Wash., pon paralysis; cured. Jamoa W. Pow, Eagle Point, or., dropsy of hoart and llvor and dyspop sla; rostorod. John R. Hardin, Medford. Or., cured two years ago of catarrh of the head and stomach. Jonas Fattlng's girl. Ashland. Or., paralysis of hand, feet and bladder; cured. Dr. Darrln remains at the Willam ette Hotel, Salem, until July 0th. where he is prepared to treat all cur able rhronlc and private diseases. . o It is a peculiar phase of this pro posed grant to I-oni Kitchener that all the Irish members of Parliament pro pose to. nht It stubbornly, as they fought the grant to Lord Roberts. And yet Kitchener and Roberta are UoU Irish. "Let the GOLD DUST twins do jour work." GOLD DUST. GOLD DU&B . .TZZi Di?'ttS? THE FOURTH WILL BE WARM Salem Will Entertain Whole Valley the Bands, Balloons, Parade, Sports, Floats, Flags and Autos The Salem Sliver Cornet baud played soino stirring airs, and drow a splendid attendance of tho youngor business men of tills city. Tho finance committee reported $1505 subscribed, and ?1750 in sight. A telegram wns road showing that Vancouver, Wash., hnd put $47G to liavo a monster colebratlon. There Is nothing slow about Salem. Tho baloon asconslon Is to bo an ox tloslvo affair, with a parachute Jump from a ring of fire. There is to be a band of Jublloo :lngors. Tho Trice Bisters In a col . red cakowalk. The commlttoo on day and night fireworks reported an elaborate lino if explosives, to wind up with a $2G0 F.guro pleco. Tho general committee and nil tho subcommittees met nt tho pollco court 'ast night and settled It. Salem will have the grandest cele brntlon over seen throughout the Northwest Independence dny will seo a crowd at Salem such as tho oldest Inhabitant lias nover seen before. Tho Fourth of July falls on Friday this year. It will bo a red and blazing day In tho Capital City. Thoro will bo about ton bandH that will play from morning until lato at night all tho bands that can bo hired have boon secured. Japanese bombs will bo oxptodod from a dray truck In tho procosslon. Tho total amount of powdor to bo ex ploded Is $100. Tho parado committee would like about 40 volunteer, cavalry voliintooru from the city, suhuibs and nearby towns, n boys' clown band, and a Moat from the Woman's Club, If posRlblo. F. T. Wrlghtmnn has nccoptod and will servo as grand marshal. The commlttoo on lloats made a very complimentary roport, showing displays on a grand scale. Tliroo lodgos nro preparing elegant cmblom atlc designs, Including ono from n Btato Institution, and one from tho In dian school, showing tho red man's progress from savagery to elvlllzutlou. Tho commlttoo on decorations re ported nearly ovory business liuuso propnilng to decorate lavishly. Each tolograph polo on the stroot Is to lly flags. The sports commlttoo has $100 up in prf.OH; $50 for a shooting mntch. Protection lodgo No. 2 has a crack uniformed drill tonm that is going to Portland Saturday, and will parade In the oarly evening. Outside Attractions $250. Tho bnlloou fonturo Is to cost $200 for two asconslons ono nsconslon to cost $150 or $200 for ono clay and ono night. At a cortaln olovntlon tho bal loon explodos, collnpsos and ko drops 500 foot before his parachute opons. Ho also takos up a turkoy and lots It lly. With torpedoos ho mnkes n groat white cloud, goes above It, and thou drops through it. Tho colebratlon Is to ho hold at Ma rlon squaro, and that place Is to be made a bowor of beauty. A gross of No. 10 slzo flags was ordorcd for tho speakors' stand alone. The commlttoo on sports Is plan ning to securo an autmohlle race on ono df the principal streots. The Albany, Sllvorton, Monmouth, Turner, Kola, Chemawo, reform school and Salem bands will piny all day and night, or as long as they can stand up. There will he a continuous enter tainment day anil night. There will be something going on all -the time. At least two hours was put in In discussing the whole program in de tail. All who have not helped finan cially should roport their subscriptions at onee to II. George Meyer. Hal Pat ton or Wylle A. Zlnn. 0 The Infinite Cold of Space. The balloons sent up by Prof. Aseroann. under the auspices of the International Aeronantle Commission at Berlin, showed a practical utlMty which seews to point to the true use fulness of what has been hitherto an unwieldy toy. These were small bal loons AIM with self- registering appa ratus and seHt up without passengers. On reach! Ut thin air of high alti tudes the presents ef the gas they contained buret them, after which titer became waraehuUs and brought iiu.i IiuJmbmnU safely to tbe ground. One of them reached a keisht of SO.tOO meters, or more than twalva miles, and It thermometer registered elakty degrees Fahrenheit, below ro. As there were still many miles of air above tbe point reached. U ftgwres registered lve us some wuw.ntfa.il of wbat tbe scientists mean when the XM us about tbe In finite told of se. Kx Stat Printer Frank C. Baker k Mid tu have won $MM M tho etos tton It U stated be bt tb mayor of Portland and on Cbambortabv GjO. ITOXIXJ&.. BuntU 9fcst j lis mm m m kbit THED Aluf JOURNAu, ..LElw, The Danger Period for the Nervous and Broken Down in Health is Rapidly Drawing Nigh Paines Celery Compound Banishes all Symtoms of Disease and Nourishes the Nervous System Palno's Celory Compound has savcrt thousands of people from nervous prostration and collnpso brought on through sleoplonoss, weakoned. nerves and Improvlshod blood. Tho great medicine has mado thousands well. It has conquorod weakness and HI health when everything olso has failed. This la tho tlmo when norvous de bility and nervous prostration bogln to mnnlfoBt thomsolvos. Tho coming hot woathor will only add fuol to the flro of suffering and disease. If thore Is montnl depression, loss of onorgy, lnck of vivacity, dullness of the eyos, blanched cheoka nnd lips, contusion In tho bond, defective mem ory, love of solitude nil thoso nro direct Indications of coming nervous collapse, and cnll for tho Immediate use of that norvo feeder, strength giv er, nnd blood onrlcher, Pnino'o Celory Compound. This heavon-sont prescrip tion Is a peerless remedy for your dan gerous troubles. President T. J. Shaf fer, of tho Amalgamated Association of tho Iron Steol and Tin Workors of tho United Stntos, writes from Pitts burg, Pa., as follews: "In 1809 1 wns coippollod to abandon my profession bccnuRu of norvous prostration consocptont upon oxposurc haul study nnd overwork. A number rof physicians declared I would nover recovor, but I tried Pnlnols Colory Compound, nnd In loss than n year Incroacod In wolght from 141 to 215 pounds. During tho rocunt Htrlko of the stool workors, finding mysolf ready to collapBo, and f on ring n re currence of my former trouble, I re turned to my formor friend, Pnluo's Celory Compound, nnd already nm fooling more vigorous and nblo to moot and illHchargo tho dutlos of my olllce." Memorial Sketch of Rey. Short The funornl of llev. J. W. Short wn hold lu tho Waldo Hills llaptli'it church Sunday, Juno 8, 1002, nnd wns conducted by Ilov. James Whorroy, assisted by W. T, Hlgdon. Tho pall benrors woro young mon grnndnons of tho docoasod and tho mombors of tho choir woro all grnndchlldrun, Tho sorvlcos nt tho church woro vory Improflslvo, nnd woro nttondod by n vory largo number of rolatlvos, frlonds nnd nolghbors. Tho Interment was at tho Warren comotory by tho sldo of Mrs. Short, who pnssod nway In 1805. Tho survivors of Mrs. Short's fam ily aro Mrs. Umina Jonos, Jefferson; Mrs. Knto Adams, Ooldondale, Wash.; Mrs. Jano Hunshaw, (loldondalu, Wash.; Mrs Susan Smith, Drain, Ore.; nnd Win. Short, Salum. Thore aro forty-flvo grandchlldron and 3:) great grandchildren living. John Wesley Short was born In Sussox county. Dolawaro, August 23, 181C. Ho was oducntod In Philadel phia and afterward loarnod tho car penter trade In tho samo city. At the nge of nineteen he bogan life on his own nccount. From Philadelphia he went to Ilurllngton. Iown. where he worked at his trade for a short time. In 188. at the age of 32..ho was mar ried to Mary Ann Clymer. nnd they lived on a tract of Innd he had pre viously purchased until 18(3. In March of that ysnr he started across the plains with ox teams nnd arrived In Oreson AiiKUSt i. 18. His outllt consisted of two ox teams, live yokes each, one horse, seven cows and two wagons. The family consisted of his wife and six children. He settled in Llnp county, eight miles southeast of Albany, where he remained until 1880. From that place he removed to Marlon county and lo cated In the Waldo Hills where he lived at the time of his death. Mr. Short became a ChrhtUan at the age of 17, and after going to Iowa, he united with the llanUst clmrch and began to preach. He was ordained to the full work of the mln-j totry at BMMlMitv. uregon. aim re mained a faithful worker as long as his health would permit. Excursion Rate to Denver. The Northern I'aelfle offers a rate of 4Tj00 from Portland to Denver and return. Dates of sale Juno tt, and . Mwti f return July 31. Passennem may w via NorUiarn Pacific and return via some Her rout For further par ttcHtare see or write to A. D. Oh art ten, )M Merrtsoa suet. earner or TMrd. Pswtland. Or. HK o Two hNHdresi reeidenU of Norfolk Va tost Saturday, hanged President Raswrnlt la effliir. The net was prompted ly the MUer feMag nww prevatant aR orr te sohIIi Usae of that perttea ef the pre4deis Mimh1 Day In whkib hIslue Ijeeeptleu Saloon. WlwhrtaU erUsd the lyMhlMg and Nreag of , J !. .. D . - MereM. E, ECKERLEN, Proprietor URUWW,. TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 190& Civil Service Openings. The Salem boardt civil sorvlco com mission, nunounces Hint oxnmtnntlnna I will be conducted in this city ns fol lews: July 9 Inspector to net as In terpreter of Finnish and Scandinavian Innguagos. July 8-9 Inspector of hulls steamboat sorvlco; computer coast mid geodotlc survey. Tho positions pay an annual Balary of $1000, $1200 and $1000, respectively. MISCALLED "HAIR TONICS." Most Hair Preparations are Merely Scalp Irritants, of No Value. Most hnlr preparations aro morly Bcalp Irritants, mlRcnllod hnlr tonics. Whon hair Is brittle, lustarloas and be gins to fall out, tho dandruff gorm Is getting In Its deadly work nt the root. Happing tho vitality. Slnco science discovered that dandruff Is a gorm disease thoro has boon only ono prop pnratlon put on tho mnrkot that wll actually destroy tho dandruff gorm, nnd that Is Ncwbro's Horpleldo, It allays Itching Instantly, destroys the germ; nnd tho falling hair stops, nnd hnlr grows luxuriantly. Ask your druggist for Horpleldo. It allays itch ing Instantly; mnkes hair grow, o For Convict Labor. Tho I.owonborg, Going Co., of Port land, havo paid Into tho state treasury $1277.85 for convict labor for tho month of April. Tho renders of this pnpor will bo pleased to learn that thoro Is at least ono dreaded dlsoaso that science has' been able to euro lu nil Its stages, nnd ' that is catarrh. Hall'B Catarrh Curol Is tno only posltlvo euro now known to tho medical fraternity. Catarrh bo lng u constitutional disease, requires a rntiulltiillfinnl trmitmmit llnll'a fin.' tarrh euro Is taken Internally, acting directly upon tho blood and mucous surfaces of tho systom, thoroby do- stroylug tho foundation of Uio dlsoaso, and giving tho patlont strength by building up tho constitution nnd as sisting until ro In doing Its work. Tho proprietors havo so much faith in Us curntlvo powers, that tlioy offer Ono Hundred Dollnra for any ensa that It falls to euro. Send for list ot tcstb monlals. Addross K. J. OHBN13Y & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, 7Cc. Ha p Family Pills nro tho host. 0 Everybody Kats at tho Whlto Houao rostnurant, whoro thoy can got tho vory best kind of n meal nt a low nrlc. Open day and nlgst Hair-Work. Mrs. C. A. Spauldlng Is at Mrs. J. A, Sollwood'B,'383 Front Btroot, this week only, with 11 lino assortment of hnlr CcodH. llrlng your ordors at onco. 0' 70 Hours Is tho dally rocord of tho Chicago & North-Wostrn railway botweon Portland and Chlcngo, with only 21 moro added to Now York and IIoHton. If tlmo saved Is money enmud, chootia Ihn Chlcngo & North-Wostorn, nnd snvo any dolny, chungo of cars nnd othor luconvonloncos. Our trnlim run solid through to Chicago. AhIc any tlckot agent, or nddross. A. O. nAHKISIl, Oon. Agt., 163 Third St., Portland, Or. 0-10-1 w o CASTORS A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bough 3&yff&5u Hoars tho Qlgnatnro of S0ULE BROS PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS for Salem ai vlctnllr ltve orders at Peo WI1' Miik !orf PORTLAND OR. The Science of Osteopathy... This Is a new whool of practice for the treatment of disease that was orig inated by Dr A. T Still, of Kirks vllle. Mo., lu 1871. He Is the founder and president of the American School of Osteopathy, which, under a competent faculty and corps of professors, teach all that Is taught In a medical college, except materia mmllca, and roqulro a student to devote four tor ins of flvo months each before conferring tho degree of Doutor of Osteopathy. It cannot be taught by mall or learned from a book any mora than a medical course can bo mastered In sueh a manner. Dr. I 15. Wyckoff and Dr. Qraoe It Albright nro graduates or Dr. Ktill'i Bchool, and aro competent to give gen uine Osteopathia treatment, and treat all diseases Intelligently and scientific ally without drugs or knife. Hours 'J to A. Phone Main 2721. Odd Fellows' Temple. Salem. Or. MY Fit I KM): Tint iwir wfle you hud (or break fan DIDN'T some from The Salem Coffee Roaster We handle only Hi IIK-T sim! ms wb rot daily, our ecffe nie ALWAYS FI.IIHII. JOHNSON & Q'FLYNO, Props. Phone Main 2724. I. O.O. P. Temple L.D. HENRY'S REAL ESTATE AND RENTING AGENCY Ik st SeO Commercial Hliet PHONE MAIN 2681 SALP.M ORE. THE ELirECAFE 208 Commercial Street MeaU st a I hears. Oin day and fnlaht Only otase iu the etly hsadiiog we fciveui OLYMPIA BRER Tho Kind You Havo Alwnys Bought, nnd vrhlcli 1ms been In uso for over 30 yenrs, has homo tho Bltfim.tn.ro of j0 nul 1ms been 111ml o under bis per- jO jCf-j. Boitid fiuncrvlslr u Blnco Its infancy vxf7y, SMCAM Allow no ono ottcolvo you In this. All Counterfeits, Imitations nnd " Just-ns-jrood" nro bub Experiments that trillo with nu i omlnngor t?to health o Infanta nnd Children Export' nco nnlnst Kxporlmonk What is GASTORIA Cnstorla Is a hnrinle." J Rtibstltuto for Castor OH Pare goric, Drops nnd Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphlno nor other Nnrcotlo wubstur.ee. Its go is its guarantee. It destroy Y?rma nnd allays Fovcrislmuis. It cures Diarrhoon. nnd "Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation nnd Flatulency. It usshnllnt.es tho Food, regulates tho Stomach ,iiid Bowels, glvl'.g healthy and natural sloop Tho Children's Faun ecu- i,'ho mother's Friend GENUINE CASTOR! A ALWAYS ours tho &&SC)C7Uc&!44 Tht KM You Have Always Bought On Use Foi Over 30 Years. th oiNTtun ooMMxr, Tr muniuv tnc it, wiwyobh env. O. H.MACK Succossor to Dr. J. M. Koono, In Whlto Cornor, Salem, Oregon. Pnrtlos desiring superior oporntlonb nt mod orato foo In nny branch nro In oapoclnl roquoat. STEUSL0FF BROS. Dealers In Live Stock, WholoHulo and rotntl butchoro and packers. All kinds of fresh nnd suit meats. Fluo Hausagcu, hamB, bacon nnd lnrd. 316 Commercial street. CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Moots nil mall nnd pasHongor trains. Uaggago to nil parta of tho city. Prompt isrvlco. Tolophono No. 241. HOMYKIl & HISDHICK. This is it This la tho place whvru you Rot lioneit work nt no houuat prlco. All kinds o( hloyclu ropalring and nil kinds o( tiros and tmudriuri at rumonablu prices FRANK J. MOORE 109 Court Bt. I'liono '.'041. HUIE WING SANG GO. 140 STATC ST. iloat kinds fuuoy goods, dry goods unit tliiKH, silkn, ombnldury, l.icim Full lln- white tindorwoar, wmppurs. nnd I waists now on snlu vory oliiuip. OFFICE UllY HALL For water servlco apply at 'ofneo. Illlla nayablo monthly In advance Mako all complaints nt tho otllnn. Barr's German Salve dealt quickly all outs, or brill". DriiWM Hirnllitmi out olUlllil luidk. Hllll draws l I vers out of flerii wlnuh oiten break oil too short to pull, utiaks like sticking plstr. Try It and yon will never be without. Ilv msiOOe. L. M. BARR, 1-0 Btato 8L Balem, Ore, Tb? flDneJj.. FINK WINB8, 1.IQUOIH AND 0I0AI18. . 102 Coto it St Your Step Mother Is still here busy as ever, and when your clothes are all out of order, worn. wltn buttons on, taao mem w iier ni the Salem Dye Works. At this establishment you can gel anything set to rights, from a pair of gloves, to tne moat oiauoraie bun imiwu. A KentlMoan can get his hat cleaned, his trousers creased, or his whole suit rejuvenated to suit hit taste, also four suits a month for II Buttons sewed on, rips sewed up. suits pressed on short notlee. New goods shrunk for dressmaking. MRS. C. H. WALKER 105 Commerelsl Street. S. C. STONE, M. D. PB0PUIBT0H OP Stone's Drug Stores 8ALEM, OHEQON, The storea(two In numberlare located at No. 236 and Vil coinmeroiai si., and are well stocked with a complete line of drug and wedlelnes, toilet articles, perfumery, brashes, et Has had some 2 years aperiee la the practise of uedlolne and now makes no charge for oonsultatlon, ei atalttatlon or prescription. SaleiD water it&m Signature of 'smmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm O, C, T, Co's PAS3ENGUH STEAMER POMONA Leaves for Portland Monday, wcancsaayana rnasy. For Corvalils Turiday. urs- day nd Saturday at 5 o ra. Quick Time, Cheap Rates Deck: Foot or Trade at. or Trade at. V. DALDYVIrJ, Art. Me Shojtiine ahd Union Pacific UKI'AHT ron TIME SCHEDULES FroinToitutuil, ur, AIIHIVK KUOM (,'lilnut) l'otlUnil H'Oll MX), m. tl Hunt ing ton Klt Uke, Denver, Ft. Worth, Omaha, Kaiixn City, tit. l)Ul, OllllMRO 4i80 p m. ana nun. Atlautlo KxproM .W p. to, Tla Hunt- liimUin in-aul" Kut Mall Salt Ijiko, Dourer Ft Worth, Oroahu, Kninai Ollr. St. taula. OhlraRO fttPa. in and Kait. wTdTaWsflarUwIrtoiK Hpokauo. Wallace, full iiiii. MliinuaiiaUa HI. 6:15i. m, to w Tia Bpokaue I'aul, l)iiliUli.Mllwaiikfl UhlCAJto, aul Uut, 72 . HOURS w 72 POHTLAHDiTO CHICAGO no vni aoie of Cars Tbromrli tlckotu via this route to all ICaeturn ointa on aiilo at Hotithurn l'n ollk' doot olllco. OCEAN AND HIVER SCHEDULE From I'orllaod Allaallluic date lubject 10 rnaiino Kortian KraiKMMXi Ball eror 6 U)"1 Sp. m. i turn Pallr iicudI C01.UU1IIA HIVKll loA'tmla ul Vy Uiniiwm 4 p. m. x. Hundit suiiilar Hatuniay lu p. in. WILLAMETTE HIVEK Steamor Huth lnves Salum lor Port land and wsv lsmliiiioii Titusilny .Thurs days and Hsturdnys, shout 10 n. in. For iJorvailis vim wny mnmiiK". .uuiiuy, Wednesdays and Fridays nt about 6 A. 'ill OI1A I . M . P. BALDWIN, Oen. Pass. At. At. O. It. A N. dock Portland, Ore. Kaleui. Ore. toiviilis Ai Eastcru ltaiiroad TIME OAHD. No 2 Fur Yuqulna: Train loavoe Albany 120 p u Train loavos lorvallls.... 1:50 p in rmln arrives Ynquina . 0:45 p in lu. 1 lleturnluK: Leaves Yaqulim fl-OOa, n. Leaves OoriMis llt-toa, m. Arrives Albany ...1216 p. tu. No. 3 For Detreit: Loaves Albany 7wo a. m, Arrives Detroit 1215 p. u No. 4 From Detroit! Leaves Detioll 12 15 p. n Atrlves Albany 6 40 p. ui Trains I srnven In Albany iu uine toounneut with the H. P. itoiitb bound, train, ns well as iMvlnx two or three iwora lu Albany Dolors Ueparttire oi n. P North tMiuiid train lor I'erimiui. Train No 2 louneots with tbe B. P. west skis trsiu st Corvbllis OreliS for Imletendenoe. MoMlnnvlllo and all iielnts north to Pertlaud. J, TouMaa, Kowik Htons, a vfiii. AllMtnv. Msparf- Dr. M. T. 8ohoettle Graduate Arucri ean Boheol of Osteopathy. KirK vllle, Mo. Offleo lu Tioga blook, over tlia Bpa. OBlee hiiara 8:30 to 11:30 and 1 tc i 12 W. O. Robblns, Dr. ol Osteopatny T5 Oradiwte of the Ooluwbla College! of Osteopathy. ClitaaifO, 111. Office ! 167 Court IU4ML Ohronle diseases a Npeeiaity, B. F. JONES, Attorney at Law Toledo, Oregon . Was vtork of eJruJi oort for six years and has an uptodato abstraet ot all property la Lluseln oouaty inmi maauasteiun CLASSIFIED X-&, ADVERTISEMENTS Advertisements, five lines or test, is this cofcMM inserted ibrte times for 2 5c, 50ca Weck.$t.5t month. All over five lines t the same rate. WANTED. Screen Windows 35 cents to GO contu onrh. Screen doors il.lt, including hnrdwnro. Wlro fencing fof nil pur poses. Just recolvod n carload of Bhlnglos. Wnltor Morloy, 50 Stnto street C-9-3t For Sale. A fino milch cow. nt Journal ofllco. Inquire 4-tf. Wanted. Ilousokooper to tako cbargo of small family. Inqulro at Journal ofllco. 31-tf Wanted Everybody to try Oregon Foot Eaao for nil foot ailments. Once tried always used. Ask your druggist or sond 2Cc. S. L. Hayes, Halaoy, Ore. 5-27ti It Is 8ettlcd at Last Dy all who havo trlod It that Dr. Austin Albros' hoart tablets novor fall to cure. Try thorn. Samplo boxoa freo, at ICG cor ner of High and Mill streot A. 8. Klghtliugor, ngont G-9-lm " "P"WHBaTHrWWPS LOST AND FOUND. Strayed or Stolen. Dny maro, 1100 pounds, whlto star In forehead, front feet pigeon-toed, blocky built Plonao notify owner, W. Q. Mlllor, Salem, Oro. 7-2w Stolen. Saturday evening, from Joa. Meyers & Sons' atoro, ono Rambler blcyelo. gontlomnn's, No. 39,809, A. II. C. coaster brake attached. Hod and black frame. Return to Chaa. lllor nnd rocolvo aultnblo reward. C-9-3t Found. Lady's chlllon boa. Inquire Journal ofllco. Don't You Know Anytning about Ed wards' Market? At 410 Btato ntroot Host placo to buy fresh and curod meats at Uio lowest prices. Phono 2G24. D. Edwards, prop FOR RENT. Wanted to Rent. Dy married couple, tliroo unrurnlHhod or partly fur nlshod rooms for housekeeping. In (Hiiro nt Journnl. 6-tf For Rent at Once. Modorn suburban cottago with six acros. Nearly ono ucro lu vegotabloa. Will bo let cheap. Inqulro Journal office.- 29-tf FOR SALE. For Sale. Sooond-hand, jumn-soat buggy, lu good ropnlr. Iuqulro of Mltcholl, LowlH & Stavor Co., Sl-CC Stuto stroot. 4-0 For 8ale or 1 rade. A Good driving or work horao and Doorlng binder, for cuttlo or Hhoop. Address O. O. Jame son, It. D. No. 1. 3-G eddlno Plants. Vorbcuaa, lGo dovs; nature, lOo Cot.; cosmos, scarlot geraniums, oto., nt (lllllngham's. G-28-tf For Sale. A light spring wagon. Iu qulro ot R. H. Wostacott, 02 Forry street B-23-U For 8alv Now aud oocond-hand bug gies, now aud second-hand spring wngunu, buckboards and carts, at tho Salem Carriage aud Wagon Fac tory. Wornor Fonnoll, proprietor, 304 Commercial stroot 4-lG-tf ! I " " LODGES. Protection Lodrje No. 2, Anclont Or dor United Workmon, muotn ovory Saturday ovoulng In tho Holman Hall, cornor of Htato and Liberty streets. Visiting brothron wolcomo. 8. A. MoFnddon, M. W. J. A. Bellwood, lloeordor. FOIIESTERO OF AMERICA Court Sherwood Forostors No. 10. Moots Friday nights In Turner block. Ira Hamilton C. It; A. L. Drown. Boa Central Lodao No. 18 K. of P Castle Hall In Holinau block, cornor' Btato and Uborty atrootu, Tuesday or each week at 7:30 p. m. Claud Townsond, O. C; Zodao J, Hlggs, K. ot It aud B. TONOORIAL. f rh -a ffc r J a-arf Commencing Saturday, Juno 7th All barber sliops or una any win cioso at 11 p. m. Shops will opou at 7: SO a. in. and Qloso at 6 p. iu., sharp, Haturdays nxocptud. Dy ordor Jour uoyman Ilnrbora' Local Union. Evsns' Barber Shop. Ouly Urst-claaa shop on Btato stroot Every thins now and up-to-dato. Finest porcelain baths. Bhavo, 16o; hair-cut, 25o; baths, 2Go. Twq flrst-clasa boot blacks. C. W. Evans, proprietor. Ryan's Shsvlno Parlors. Bovoa first olasa barbers ougagod. Finest bath rooms In city. Wo uuo antlseptlo storlllror. J. Rynti, Prop. HOP AND PRODUOE DUVER8. r J. Carmlchsol Hop buyer. Ofllco lu Uush-Dreyman building, Salem, Ore gon. Bamplos ot ohotao hops sollc- itod from all growers. BU8INE88 CARDS. j. m. Dollarhldo Dealer ana yontrac tor. Hxcnvatlon a spociaity. Teams wauted. Sulem Hotel. 6-16 lm J, H. Brewer, physician and surgeon. Office In Clray block. Rooms 7 and 9. Phone 91. L. Burt Painter aud paper banger, moved to 149 State street, opposite John Hughes. Leave orders or call for estimates. 6-Vtf Notice. Wo wish to glvenotico that Mr. W .11. Simpson Is-the duly au thorized saxtou ot tho I. O. O. Fv cemetery, and has sole charge ot tho samo. Parties bavins business nt tho cemetery will please coasult him. Trustees of CkcinekeU T-o2ii; No. 1. I. O. O. F. Ml'tf OSTEOPATHY. ostMpatrty.-Dr. U E. Yyeko and in- ttruea AlbrlKht. twenty months ufatjuatea ot tho American School of OstwiMttby. under Dr. A, T. Mill, ike fouaaW of tlie selenee. CHwuln oeoat,hy bear no relatteii to waKHStle healing, MtgsesUye tUera peuUea or maseaiM, neither cwa It to (aught by wall Umn 9 to 4, Ffcona Mafn 2721. Odd Fellow' Tewple, Salem, Qrxoa- Fry's Drug Store 1S0 Com'l 8L, Salem. Noar P. O. "JMTs-''-rww IU J b TVtE K K TAsa UttJfc