The Daily journal., June 11, 1902, Image 3

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Disfigured Skin
Wasted muacloa and decnylng bones.
What havoc I
Scrofula, )t alono, la capable of nil tliAt
and moro.
u m commonly rnnrKea ly
innrlrpd hv iiimni,.. i.
the neck, Inflammations In the oies dvq.
penslfti eatftiiri, mid ponornl debility.
ii is u.wiiyn ruuicuny nnu permanently
I food's Sarsaparilfa
V. ch orpol rll (juniors, cures nil f.,.
Lilltla up the whole system.
K or old.
SP'Ll!!;.1 i!iu "on-lrrltallna nnj
to ufca with 1f55airiGr.prmr
Salem Social SwiiiTjf.R A fl)
LODGES
AU.1T JOURNAL) ..Uatw, URgttCS. WEONESbAY, JUNg 11,
1902.
Calendar ot Local pu..i.
July 4-Qreatest celebration In Ore
gon at Salem.
tfaifilftiu to"
T
A now coffee at 25 and 30 cents a
pound. Try a pound, and lot tho cofTco
apeak for Itself you will contlnuo on
tho samo coffoe. Wo guarantee It to
bo nlways froHh roasted.
Coachlnn P.irtu
Miss Mabel I, Carter gave a very
delightful coaching nartv ..,'
morn Ing to tho young people who took
Part In the dramatic recital, and a few
outside friends. The party drove oul
- w, mo or Mr FloI(Ig( whor(j nr
langomonts had been rnado for a delle
oils breakfast to bo served, after par
taking of which a couple of hours
wore spent In driving In tho vicinity
. UUH.UI. inoso rortunnto enough to
bo present were; Misses Mae Chap,
ler, Elma Byrne. Mabel Hni,,i.nn
Greta I.oonoy, Winifred Duncan, WinU
m uyru, icutb Oabrlolson, Maud
Orlswold, Lucy Kdwnrds. Bess Buck
Ingham, Edna Pnrrlsh, Pres. Coleman,
Messrs. 13. Kinney Miller, Dick Wll
Mns, W. H. McCall. L. A. K..r,- t
Clark, Harry SwafTord, W. P. Poorman
and lllff Garrison.
WORKMEN
Given the Freedom of
Webfoot State
Preparations for a Grand
Lunch At Salem Monday
PERSONALS.
T. M. Uarr Is In Corvallls.
Mrs. Robert Cosbow In vinitim.
at
In
YOKOHAMA TEA STORE
Phone2llt black Free Dfillvnrv
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS,
It. S. Fnby, Portland.
F. D. Newberry, Philadelphia.
Jaa. Jnckson, Portland.
J. F. Buttchroll, Portland.
Mrs. Daly,-Dallas.
I,. F .Daly, Dallas.
F. D .Wetherby, Boston.
F. H. Maldonold, Newport.
Chas. Lcddy, San Francisco.
J. W. Davis, San Francisco.
A. C. Ilummor, Sonttle.
N. II. Wilson. Washington.
Thos. C. Illoomor, Portland.
J. A. Iloiitt. Uonnvlllo, N. Y.
Mrs. 13. Thoimnn, Portland.
Miss B. Church, Portland.
Miss H. M. Coman, Portland.
M. Julia Coman, Portland.
T. C. VnnNoHS, San Francisco.
S. S. Jonnlson, Now York,
o
Bed Time
I tnko a pleasant herb drink, tho uoxt
.morning I fcol bright and my com
ploxlon Is hotter. My doctor says It
acts gently on tho stomach, llvor and
kldnoys, nnd Is a pleasant laxatlro. It
Is inado of herbs, and Is proparod as
easily as tea. It is called Lane's Med
icine All druggists sell It at 25c and
50 cents. Lnno's Family Medicines
moves tho bowola -each day. It you
cannot got It, sond for froo samplos.
Address, Orator Woodward.LoRoy.N.
Y.
Five Years
for Barber
George Barkor was arraigned in tho
circuit court Tuosday aftomoon,
charged with aiding prisoners to es
cape. Ho pieadod guilty, asKcu ioi
tho lenloncy of tho court, and wns son
toncod to flvo years' Imprlsoninont.
John Daly, who was Jointly Indicted
with Bnrkor, pleaded not guilty, nnd
will stnnd trial.
Brownsville,
J. F. Stelwer, of Jefferson, was
aaiom Tuesday.
Miss Callsta Mooro has returned
irom a visit In Portland.
Mrs. T. J. Cheshire leaves tomorrow
for an outing at Sodavlllo.
Mrs. D. A. Paine, of Eugene, is vis
Iting with friends in Salem.
Dr. W. T. Williamson Is attending
Masonic grand lodge in Portland.
Mrs. M. J. Knerr, of Mill City, is
visiting in Snlem nnd Polk county.
. W. Poorman, a W. U. student, hns
returned to Woodburn for tho sum
mer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Mooros, of Ore
gon City, are hero to attend Wlllnm
otto University commencement
Edgar Avorlll, who has been a stud
ent at Wlllametto tho past year, loft
for his homo In Brownsville yoster-day.
It. II. Dearborn nhd his mothor. Mrs
Helen Denrborn, leave today for Eti
gone, whoro they will spend n few
weeks.
Mrs. T. L. Davidson was tnkon very
111 Snturday, and has not Improved any
up to this morning. Sho is at tho
Wilson residence on .East State stroot
J. B. T. Tuthlll, accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. David Tuthlll, wont to
Portlnnd Tuesday nftornoon, nnd Is
nttondlng tho Masonic grand lodge.
STATff
GUARD
IN CAMP
Albany Preparing: to Loyally
Fntertain Militia Boys
The supreme lodge detogatoa of the
Ancient Order of United Workmen nr-
Monday ovonlng,
rived In Portlnnd
I MMMWWWWyH,ymMrtHI
OP
DANDRUFF
FALLING HAIR
and BALDNESS
Kill (he Germ that Is Destroying
the Hair Root
NEWBRO'S
HERPICIDE
IS THE SCIENTIFIC REMEDY
THAT KILLS THESE
PARASITIC GERMS.
For Silt by DruJjUU. PHcs $1.00.
Buy Walker's
Guaranteed Paints
When you want paint for
your house or your carriage that
Is mixed ready for the brush,
you can find It at Walker's, the
carriage trimmer and painter. I
carry a large stock of the &est
paints In the world, .Try my
varnish gloss buggy paint. One
coat will make your buggy look
like new.
C. H. Walker
160 ComnieroUl Street.
In treating of tho annual encamp
mont of tho State Guard to bo held at
Albany July 17-27, the Domocrat
says:
The annual encampmont of tho sol-
dlors of the Oregon National Guard,
which will bo held this year ct Albany,
will bo a bigger thing than many Ima
gine 1400 officers nnd mon will bo
In camp eight days from July 17 to
28. Tho encampmont will bo hold in
Hackloman's grove adjoining tho city,
whore excellent grounds will be
afforded.
"Tho attendance will represent mll
Itlamon from all parts of tho stato,
bosldos many visitors. It is estimated
that tho expenditures by tho state
alono on account of tbo encampment
will bo $25,000 so It will bo soon that
It will bo a greater affair financially,
as well as numerically than several
Fourth of July colobratlons.
"Arrangements should and will be
niado to ontertaln the visitors loyally,
so tho soldiers will fool glad that they
came to Albany and tho roputatlon of
tills city for hospitality and courteous
treatment will be maintained. To this
ond It will bo necessary to provide
tho grounds with lights, stablos for
the 100 or moro horses of the regi
ment, nnd to provide propor ontertaln
mont. Something in the nature of a
reception Is being planned by the Akt
club. Some money will be required to
carry out these things, and It will be
well to consider the matter and be
ready to meet the finance committee
In a liberal spirit to the end that Al
bany may ontertaln the boys In bluf
and the largo number of visitors In a
manner becoming nn enterprising
city."
It would seew a though a monu
nient to Baron Steuben would be
more fitting on the part of Bmpemr
William If he UH thinks the visit of
Prlnc? Henry shoakl he commemo
rated . -o
Proposals for Wood for State Capitol.
Sealed bids endorsed "Propoioto for
wood for Capitol." addressed to the
undesigned, will be reared at the
office of the secretary o ulU
o'clock p. m.. J"H W. ror a" OT
any part of MO cords of ftr wood, rut
while rn from "S r "nd w"
seasoned. AH wood WMt be four feet
Jong reasonably strait, aad aoi leas
than two and one-half lem a W
u,r to be delWerea at M
may be designated, wiiaw -t .
blocks of the Capitol grow.
corded, wltaoat bni-
tk&R SftiiU 1. !
The right nW rt awr
or all bUt. or t ewft ur '"i01 aoy
..rt aT i kU. f. I.MW""-
p0 r
frH w t
Thoy woro wolcomod at Huntington,
at 2 o'clock by Governor Geer nnd a
special commlttoo of tho A. O. U. W.
The special train bearing the dele
sates wns 18 hours late. At 3 o'clock
'.ho train pulled out of Huntintnn.
2arly Sunday morning Gov. Geer
'.nu party woro serenaded by a band,
and followed by nearly tho wholo pop.
ilntlon of Huntington. Mayor Islnhop
tor Introduced tho governor, who do
Ivored tho earliest Sunday nddross In
Jrogon.
Tho dologatlon took broakfnst nt
'ndloton, nfter which Governor Geer
xtondod tho hospitality of tho stato
( Oregon. A. C. Hardwlck, of Buf.
alo responded In an appropriate mau
ler, following which C. C. Howie
;rand mnstor of Orogon, wolcomod
ho dologatlon in tho name of the A.
). U. W., and Mrs. Wlldn Bolknnp, in
ho namo of tho Degreo of Honor, W.
Vnrno Wilson of Michigan, and Mrs.
3lla Mantor, superior chiof of honor
if tho United States and Cnimila, res
ponded In behalf of tho dologatlon.
ii uie Danes, a large crowd of
about 1000 peoplo awaited tho deleg
ates to tho Siipromo Lodge, who nr
lived at 1 p. m.. Mayor H. S. Itowo
wolcomod them In tho name of the
city of Portland, aftor which the
guests Immodlntoly ombarked on the
unnoy uatzort for Portland. When
tho stenmor passed Vancouver tho
Portlnnd lire bolls wore rung and
whlstlos blown.
Tho party arrlvod nt S o'clock Mon
day ovonlng, when nn Informal recep
tion wns tondoroil It nt tho Hotel Port
land.
mi i
mo convoniion or the supremo
I-odflo A. O. U. W. will be held In tho
Hlbornla Hall, corner Sixth and
Washington streots.
Program for the Week.
Tho program for this week's pro
ceodlngs Includos a rocoptlon to both
bodies nt tho Portland hotel.
Tuesday: Op'onlng of Supromo
Lodge, A. O. U. W. Addroesos by P.
G. M. W. William M. CoIvIk, of Jack
sonville A rocoptlon to tho Superior
Lodgo, Dogroo of Honor, nt Wood
mon's Hall. Knit Sixth near Washing
ton stroot. In tho ovonlng. The roeop-
tlon commlttoo Is composed of Mrs.
Ouvortz, Mrs. Drew, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs.
Olson, .Mrs. Wnllor nnd Miss Hookor.
Wednesdny: Entertntnmont by D,
of II. with exhibition drill at Arlon
Hall.
Thursday: Dayllht trip on tho
stonmor Potior to ABtorla. Steamer
loaves at 7:30 a. in. and returns nt 7
p. in.
Friday Kvenlng: Memorial ser
vices In Taylor street church.
Saturday: Parndo and colobrntlon
In tho ovonlng.
Monday, Juno ICth: Excursion
down Wlllamotto vnlloy.
Luqch at Salem.
Tho lunch to ho sorved to tho Su
promo and Superior lodgos of tho A.
O. U. W. .Will lin nil nfYnlt. !, I I..
tended to rolled credit not only on
wo ul ,lllo Uluur mu lo lll0
Tlie , c,t" of Sulom and Marlon county In
general.
I Tt, . .1 .....
o iiiuiuuurs oi mis oruor liropose
to servo this lunch through tholr own
efforts, nnd now havo committees out
soliciting donations from tholr mem
bers only, and a cheerful nnd Gener
ous response is glvon by all na tlmv
have tho pride to do this on n propor
cale. As strawberries and crenm nro
to be served in a llboral way the eoh-
ernl committee would deem It n groat
iavor if the strawborry growers of
aiarlon county would donato ouo or
more crntos of tholr cholcost vnrlotlos
and thereby holp tho commlttoo to
place before our visitors tho best of
Marlon County's product, nnd at the
snmo tlmo assist the commlttoo In n
substantial way. All such donntlons
must be delivered nt Marlon Baunro
by 7 n. in. Monday morning, but noti
fy the chairman of tho gonoral com
mittee, Gideon StoU, not Intor than
Friday noxt.
Orlswold, J. Macy. J. P. Rogers, A. M.
Hnnson. J. M. liiigor, y. Skinner,
W. W. Walker. C. II. Walker, IS. C.
Pntton, II. P. Chase. W. P. Mohnoy, S.
H. Linton, Thomas Mllno, P. Frnncls,
H. H. Push. W. M. Slogmund, II. M.
Edgar, W. W. Johns, Wnltor Alorley.
C. IJ. Brown. John It. I.mvin .tnam.i.
Albright, Goo. II. Gray, W. Morrlmnn,
K. J. Hendricks. D. V. I.nnn .t t ni.
ryinple, Geo. W. Jones, Fred A. Legg,
noror Bros., Geo. E. Hntch, C T. Doty.
P. B. Grnbor, W. H. Cook, Boy Good
huo, W. W. Johnson, A. W. Dennis,
Wm. Hamburg, Louis Klbolo, B. F.
West, C. W. Darby, L. J. Vlbbert. H.
H. Ollngor nnd othurs.
Mr. Tuthlll Accents.
To Messrs. C .P. Bishop and others,
residents nnd taxpayers:
Your petition kindly requesting mo
to stnnd as a candidate for the position
of school director In district No. 34
having boon prosontod to mo. I tnko
Pleasure In accepting tho snld candi
dacy, nnd if olectod will endeavor to
servo the district to tho boat of my
nMlty. J. B. T. TUTH1LL.
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" "'"''"''WMitfmMiwwHwnjjaa,
P3XV0CNVwV ... vk'AwwtAt. .
FOR
SCHOOL
DIRECTOR
Petition of Citizens.to J. B.T.
Tuthill and That Gen
tle man's Acceptance
A potltlon slgnod by a numbor ot
cltlzons, nsklng J. B. T. Tuthlll to run
for the ofllco of school director of dis
trict No. 21, wns yostcrdny prosonted
to Mr. Tuthlll. nnd tho nomination ac
cepted by that gontloman. Tho peti
tion nnd ncceptanco follew:
The Petition.
To J. B. T. Tuthlll:
We, the undersigned residents nnd
legal voters of school district No. 26,
In Marlon county, Orogon, would re
spectfully roquost that you bo a can
didate for the olllco or school director
In said district, to bo voted for at the
election to held In sntd district, June
10, 1902: C. P. Bishop, W. F. Booth
by. Squire Fnrrnr. J. P. Frlzzoll, W. H.
Holmos. F. A. Wiggins, A. N. Mooroa,
18. C. Cross, W. T. Illgdon, P. S.
Knight, W. H. Hnll, F. Levy, Dnvlil
Stolnor, J. N. Skalfo. O. P. Litchfield.
Win. Brown, A. O. Damon, Jos. H.
Albert, E. T. Barnes, D. J. Fry, Stous-
loft Bros., J. L. Stockton. Thomas Bur
rows. .1. C. Brown, H. B. Holland, J,
II. Unas. John A. Joffroy. I. W. Berry,
O. Stolner. Herman W. Barr. Wnltor
StolK, Hal II. Pntton. Geo. O. Hodgors,
Chas. H. Hinges, Otto J. Wilson, C.
Marsh. O. P. Dabnoy. J. M. Iiwronco,
Goo. W. Watt, I). 11. James. P. H.
Raymond, Savage & Held, Wyllo A.
Moores, Max O. Buren, John H. Scott,
E. D. Horgnn. Ashloy White, F. P.
Talklngton. A. II. Schnefer, Win.
Feldt, C. O. Constable. Theo. Both,
Ismic S. Stelner. M. T. Illuemiin. II.
O. Meyer. J W Harrltt. Edw. Hlrsrh.
E. F. Oflburn. J. It. Fairbanks, George
Tho roadors of this pnpor will bo
pleasod to loam that thoro la nt lonat
ono dreaded dlsoaso that sclonco has
ooon nblo to euro In all Us stagos, and
that Is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Curo
Is tho only posltlvo curo now known
to tho medical fraternity. Catarrh be
ing a constitutional disease, rcqulros a
constitutional treatment. Hall's Ca
tarrh curo Is taken Internally, noting
directly upon tho blood and mucous
surfaces of tho Bystom, thoroby de
stroying tho foundation of tho dlsoaao.
and giving tho iintlont stroncth hv
building up tho constitution nnd as
sisting nnturo In doing its work. Tho
proprietors have bo much faith In Its
curativo powers, that thoy offer Ono
Hundrod Dollars for any caso thnt It
falls to euro. Send for list of testi
monials. Address
F. J. CHENEY & CO:,
Toledo, O.
Sold by druggUts, 7Bc.
Hu.i'b Family Pills aro tho best.
o
The Finest
In tho world Is what everybody Bays
about tho broad nnd pastry inado by
tho Plonoor Bakery. . All good houso-
kooporo ubo thorn. Onco tried always
used.
Tho Kiml You Havo Always Bought, nntl which litis been
In uso for over 30 yonrs, has borno tho slffiintnro of
yny stTA'" " aml Jlns l,co" ,,m1 ""tier bis pcr-
CfiasCfrjitf 1 snncrvlslru filnco Its Infancy.
WT Allownooiio'woaiolvoyoulntlill.
AH CountorfoltH, Imltntions nml" Just-us-ooil nro Imft
Iixiicrlmciits thnt trliio Avlth nn i omlniiKor t?o hcnlth of
Inluuts nutl Ciaidron-Exporl' iico ngalnst Miorlmont.
What is CASTOR! A
Cnstorla Is a hanulcsj suhslltuto lbr Castor Oil, Paro
Borlc, Drops nml Soothlnp; Syrups. It Is Mcasnut. It
conthiH neither Opium, Mornliino nor other Narcotlo
suhstnr.co. Its ogo Is Its euarnntco. It destroys Wjrms
nml allays FovorlHhncss. It ciucs Diarrhoea mftl Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures GoustlpCtiou
nnd Flatul'jnoy. It asslmllnies tho Food, rctnilatcs tho
Stoinnoli uiid Dowels, gtel healthy and natunU sloop.
Tho Children's Faiiacoa- Sho IIotlier's Friend,
oaniiNB CASTORJA .ways
7)oaro tho Signaturo of
CLASSIFIED C A
ADVERTISEMENTS
hdvcrtlstmcnt. five Hat or less.ln 1M4 MtoMI
ajtrtsdihree times for 25e. Sues WeeK.T.?!
1 month, xii over five line atifteMme rK,
ij ahw iiiujn miimii 1 aiunuwj'ia 'mi"imi i'mi.uiiLiii iKHjiaij
WANTED.
Jcrcen Windows 35 conts to CO conU
each. Screen doors Jl.lt, Uicludln
hnrdwaro. Who fonclng for all pur
posos. Jimt tccelvod a carload of
Bhlngleo. Walter Morloy, 6a Stale
fltroot. c-0-3t
For 8ale. A flno milch cow. Innulra
at Jounial offico. 4-ti
Wanted. Housokcoper to take charge
of small family, Inquiro al Journal
ofllco. 31-tf
Wanted Everybody to try Oregoa
Foot Ease for all foot ailments
Onco tried always usod. Ask your
druggut or soud 2Cc. S. L. Uayoa,
Halsey, Ore 5-27tf
OTL
-r v M ---v"-ww
Tk Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TMI CIHTAUW OOMMNV, TT MUimr aTHtlT, NCW VOtW OITT.
ot teW
Sfeor of Bute.
QQLD DU8Tj
I '"let tho GOLD DUST twins do your work." I
ZWMZmZmZ, m
itttttttttm ' jv. n - ittttttm
1 WXL " r i,i,r " SbllTli BVli J 1
H Are you a slave to housework? H
I GOLD DUST I
H has done more than anything else to emancipate women from the
back-breaking burdens of the household It cleans everything H
H about the house pots, pans, dishes, clothes and woodwork. Saves
H tune, money and worry H
Immmm ,.j t. .,.. -rt rr- j vr piiddu;! rflUDlMV M
Chic&ro. NtwYcrk. Oueo. St. Loutt. UDuit ot OVAL FAtRY SOAP. H
8hake Into Your Shoes
Allon'a Foot-Ease, n powdor. It cures
painful, smarting, nervous foot and In
growing nnlls, nnd Instnntly tnkos tho
sting out of corns and bunions. It Is
tho grontost comfort discovery of tho
ago. Alton's Foot-Eoso makes, tight or
now shoos fool easy, It 1b a certain
euro for sweating, callous and hot,
tlrod aching foot. Try It todny. Sold
by nil druggists and shoo stores. By
mall for 2Dc In stamps. Trial packago
free. Address Alluu S. Olmsted, I.o
Roy, N. Y. 2
o
Just Look
At tho display at Hranson & Ra
ttan's. Dig, bananas, frosli strawbor
rlos nnd new vegetables from two
counties every morning. I'hono In
your orders oarly. Don't forgot Hrnn
son & ltagau.
o
O. JH. MACK
:&33EBBir3P 3CSS5 "T
8uccossor to Dr. J. M. Koono, In
Will to Corner, Sulom, Oregon Parties
desiring auporlor operations nt mod
erate foo lu nny branch nro In ospocinl
roquost.
STEUSL0FF BROS.
Dealers In Live Stock,
Wholosalo and rotall Initchorn and
pnekoru. All kinds ot frosli and salt
meats. Flno snusagos, hams, bacon
nnd Inrd. 31G Commercial street.
O. G
PA9SGN
POMONA
T. Go's
PA9SGN0ER STEAMER
Leaves for Port'snd Mondsy.
Wednsdynd Frldsyoi.m.
For CorvsfUs Tijesdsy.Thurs
diy nod Saturday si 5 c m.
Quick Time, Cheap Kates
Dokt Foot of Trd t.
M. F. hALDWw. Aft.
It Is Settled at Last Dy all who havo
trlod It that Dr. Austin Albros' heart
tablets never fall to euro. Try them.
Samplo boxes froo, at 15G cor
ner ot High and Mill Btrcot. A. S.
Klghtllngor, agonL C-9-lm
L08T AND FOUND.
Stolon. Saturday ovonlng, from Jos.
Moyors & Sons' Btoro, ono Ramblor
blcyclo. gontlomnn's, No. 39,809, A.
U. O. coaster brnko nttachod. IUul
nnd blaok frame. Itoturn to Chas.
lllor and rocolvo sultablo roward.
C-9-3t
Found. Lady's chiffon
Journal olllco.
boa. Inquiro
Don't You Know Anytuing about Ed
wards' MarkotT At 410 Statu street.
Dest pluco to buy frosb and cured
meats at tho lowest prices. Phono
2G24. D. Edwards, prop
,!, fn.i, iimamip w t ww wiw ' urn u u wnsw
FOR RENT.
Wanted to Rent. By married couple,
thrco unfurnished or partly fur
nlshod rooms for housokocplng. In
quiro nt Journnl. C-tf
CAPITAL CITY
0fl,ts
SnitOi
f
'! 0 35 TL X A .
llo Kd Yoa Vm Ump Botrt
j l MM IW Vm AlffiljH
Wool Peel.
The undersigned sales commlttoo
or the Marion County Wool Peel will
rocolvo senled bids Saturday, Juno 11,
1802. at Wlllametto Hotel. Salem, at
1 o'clock p. in. on 7000 or more lleeeos.
Tho pool will remain open until nbovo
(into, 'j no committee resorvtm tho
right to reject nny or all bids.
A. T. WALN.
W. II. DOWNING.
0HA8. HBIN,
Commlttoo.
Snlem, Juno 7. 1902 d-w-td
' 'O
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bough
Sltfnatnro of LWf
Express and Transfer
Moots nil mall mid pnssongor trains.
Daggago to nil parts ot tho city.
Prompt ssrvlco. Tolophouo No. 241.
HOMYEIl ft IIEDIUOK.
This is it
Tlila Is thn plauo where you tiut Uotivat
work at nu houext ptlcu.
All kinds of bicycle repairing and all
kinds of tires and Miiidrloa at reasonable
prices
FRANK J. MOORE
I0t) Court St. Phone '.'014.
Hilt .OREGON
BUtvil'ivlsr
FOR SALE.
Fcr Sale. Socond-hand, Jump-seat
buggy, In good ropalr. Inquiro of
Mltcholl, Lowls ft Stavor Co., Rl-65
Stato strcot, 4-0
For Sale or I rado. A good driving or
work liorao and Dourlng binder, for
cattlo or shcop. Addroua U. O. Jamo
soii, 11. D. Uo. 1. 3-G
Ueddlng Planto. Vorbouos, IDo doz;
asters, 10a doz.; cosmos, scarlot
geraniums, etc., at Qtlllngbani's.
D-28-tf
For Sale.- A light uprlug vmgou. In
quiro of H, II. Westacott, 02 Ferry
otreeL G-23-tf
,H OUTLINE
and union Pacific
HUIE WING SANG CO.
140 STATE ST.
Host kinds fancy (roods, dry goods mat
tltiKs, silks, eiiibrttdury, Lives Full
llii" white underweiir, wrappers, siid
waists now on snlo very uhimp.
DKI'MIT
KOH
(;iicKii
l'orlUiiJ
HpccUl
v.w . m,
via, Hunt
Inxtou ' Atlauila
Kxircu
8.40 p. in,
Tls Hum.
luxum
"Hi."irTjI
Kt Mall
:IOp. m.
. '
BpokMio
TIME SCIIEpULC9
from tnlnnd, ur,
Hlt Uko, Doiitoi, Pi.
ll'rtvll. MM.,.. VkMa.k
.t'l.ll, UlU.lin, fll,'.
Ullr. HI. IUll, VMUliQ
I1U tll.
Ball Ltkn, Dourer Kl
t III I Mi lllSllt (Slllfm
C'ltr. 81. loui. IDiloasi)
ana Kant.
Walla Wall, Utwlotou
Caul, Duluth.MllvTaukt-H
HK)kne. Wallace, 1'tifl
man, Mlmnwitolli HI
'ton,
I'titi-
OtilOMlo, ami Urut,
AUHIVK
KIIOM
IsSOji m.
StIOa. m
For Sale. Now and second-hand bug
glou, now nnd uucond-hnud spring
wngonB, buckboards and carts, at
tho Salem Carriage and Wagon Fac
tory. Wornor Fonnoll, proprietor,
304 Commercial street 4-10tf
LODQES.
Protection Lodge No. 2, Anclout Or
uor united workmon, moots ovory
Saturday ovonlng lu tho Holman
Hall, cornor of Stato and Liberty
streets. Visiting brcthroii welcome.
S. A. MoFaddon, M. W. J. A. 8ollwood,
ltocordor.
SOULh BROS
PIANO TUNERS
AND REPAIRERS
PORTLAND OR
for .Salem md vlclHi
IM
vt trAtr a fmi
WIU's Music Ktnrt
The Science of
If you want bargains in notions,
furnishing goods, clothing and hats
you will find them at
Friedman's
307 Comrmrcial Street-
Osteopathy...
This Is a tmw school of practice for
the treatnu.n t or dlsa that was orlg
Icated by Hr. A. T. gUil, of Kirk
vllle. M. lu 1871.
IIo is the founder nml president of
Ui Amerl an Sehsol of Osteopathy,
HhKh under a coitMtnt fuuul and
orps of piofessors, taaeb all that U
tauKt in a melleal collega. oxmbU
matena int-dxa, and require a studeHt
to devote four tnns of flvo inontltH
ea'l
bof
ji (aanoi ue taiiKiii uy mall or
lettrnnii jiotn a ucoii nrny more tan a
nuHlnai luirM can wt isasterl In
sui h a uRiinr.
Dr. L. K. Wy Juilf and Dr. Grace K,
Albrlxht ar graduatea of Dr. 8IIH
school, and are competent to give gtm
ultie Oateopalhle treatment, uhi treat
all dtiMAa ltlllgntly and scientific
ally without drugs or knife.
Hours 9 to 4. Phone Mala 27S1.
Odd fellows' Temple, Salem, Or
m Water ft.
OFFICE UllV HALL
For water sorvlco apply at olllco.
Dills payable monthly In ndvauae,
Make all complaints at tbo oUlco.
72
HOURS v
PORTLAND TO CHICAGO
no tnan
72
ants of Can
Through tickets via this route to all
luttorn points on sine at boiitiiorn I'a
clllu dopot ofllco.
FORESTERS OF AMERICA Court
Sherwood Forostoru No, ID. Moots
Friday nights lu Turner block. Ira
Hamilton O. It.; A. U Urowu, Boo.
Central Lodyo No. 19 K. of P. -Cootie
Hall In Holmau block, coraor State
and Liberty Btroots, Tuosday ot
ouch week at 7(30 p. m. Claud
Townsoud, O. 0,i Zodao J. Rlggs, K,
of II. and B.
TQN80RIAL.
OCEAN AND HIVER SCIICUULU
From PcrtUai
Barr's German Salve
Heal quickly all cum, or hriiUo.
Drawn sirt'iumn out ofUmo buck, ami
drnws Mivnrn out of IUkIi uluuli olten
broak off too short to pull. Biioks like
stli'kiiiu plii'lcr. Trv It and you will
nvter bo wltliotit. ltv uiill'iftB.
L. M. BARR,
1-0 State St.
Salem, Ore.
Tb? flDDeij..
!02 CoClif SI
8i, ra.
Pallr
M
Sunday
?xei
s n in
Hatunlay
10 1. in,
All tallliii dalflj tutijeot
iu cnnuRtt
for an rraiiwwo
Hall ure7 6 tlayx
OOr.UMUtA ilVKH
ToAitorla ami Way
lAUllll
MH
4 p.m.
tt. UUDdtl
WILLAMETTU IIIVtIH
Steamer Uuth leaves Balein for 1'ort-laiidrtudwayHndiiicBonTuenday,Thuri-days
and Hoturdnys, about 10 a. ra. For
Oorvullls wnd Mny landings, Mondays,
Wednosduya and 1'rldnya tit About 6
p. m.
A. L. OKA IO, M . V. BALDWIN,
Clou. I'asi. Ap. Agt. 0. H, & N. dock
l'ortlnnd, Ore 8lein,Oro,
Comrnenclno Saturday, Juno 7th 'AH
tmruor snops or tins city will close
at 11 p. in. Shops will open at 7:30
a. in. uud clono at 8 p, m sharp,
Saturdayu oxuoptod. Ily ordor Jour
noyman Dnrboru' Iocal Union.
Evans' Oarber Shop.Only flnst-claaa
ehop on Stato BtroeL Krory thing
new and up-to-dato. Finest porcelain
hatha. Stmvo, lCo; hair-cut, 26c;
baths, 25o. Two flrutalasi boot
blaoka. O. W. Evans, proprietor.
Ryan's Shaving Parlors. Soren flwtp
olaaa barbers engaged. Finest bth
rooms iu city. Wo ubo antlaoptlo
sterilizer. J. Ryan, Prop.
i oi vail is & Uriui luilroad
TIME OAItD.
J. Carmlchael Hop buyer. Office In
Uush-Ureyman building, Salem, Ore
gou. Bnmplea ot choico hopo sollo
Itod from all growers.
FINK YTLNHf. LIOUOIH
AND OIUAIIsl. ...
Your Step Mother
Is still here busy as over, and when
h iwfore coiiferrtng Uie degree of Pr"r c,0.t'e" "on I put of order, worn,
tor of osteopathy. 'w,lu ttoiw off, tak them to her at
aanot be taught by mall or lu.Baem ,7!..w.BrM-.
vi mm lauiimiinvin inn can KHI
anything set to rights, from a pair of
glove, to the most elaborate silk
g4iwn. A gentleman eau get hU hat
elsaned, bis trousers creased, ur his
whole suit rejuvenated to suit his
taste, also four suits a month for fl.
IlHttous sewed on, rlj sewed up, suits
pressed on short uotlee. New goods
shrunk for dressmaking.
MRS. C. H. WALKER
169 Commercial Street
MY FRlKHDj-Th't poor . you
had for breskfiut DIDN'T wifiie from
The Salem Coffee Roaster
We Ittmlle only the HK-T awl at we
rt dally, mr euffs aro ALWAYS
PLIWH.
JOHNSON & O'FLYNO, Props.
Phone Main 2724. I.O.O.F. Temple
L.D. HENRY'S
REAL ESTATE AND
RENTING AGENCY
U at 2450 Gommaralal Htrat
PBOHEMAIN 2681 SALEM ORE, HS,BUo f PMiltloa
iy..,...r;&u p.
illlB....
$sffT
S, C. STONE, W. D.
PfOPkiUTOh op
Stone's Drug Stores
SALEM, OREOON.
Tbo storee(two In nuniberjnre located
at No. 238 and 207 Oopmercial sL.
and are well stocked with a eowplete
Use of drug nud medlelnes, toilet
Aartkleftj, tMuwery, brufkee, ete
at bad some 2 year ej;pfa is
e practise of medicine aud new
make bo oturge for oonsultatlon, ex
No. 2 For Yaaulna:
T in loaves Alban
it. In loaves Corva
1'iH.t arrives Yaqulna
.. i tuurniDK!
Iy4VS a.tu na, ......... 000 a Ht
Uetvesnn" Us .....Ilswn ai
Anivee Aium, ,,,., ,,,12(15 p, to
lo. j roi Utibrou
Lr AltiStty
ArrlvsH tVttolt
No, 4 FrMn in roa.
I.erw UeWoH
Airlvs Alhesy
TrrtitM l ainvee In Allan u timo
louuitHMrt with liio . V, mmu. buum,
tisin, h wtfll te iviiw lft thret
out in Albany Were UtMrttu 'A 8.
I'. North Imhib.I train for PorUtHd.
Train io S ronaeets wltb thn 8, 1'.
wwil side train at CorwUU Urwrtitt fm
ItidttitimleBoe. MeAlitiHvtUe awl al
points north to I'ortlswd.
J. TuuNfcu, Kniri. Knh,
ircnr Har Mmiiw
I.W D. M
0:16 p. ir
.... 7:00 a. ro,
..,.12:16 p, in
IS it p. dj,
0 40 p. tu
B. Jt. JOINLBS.
Attorney at Law
Toledo, Oregon.
Was tflerk of olreult court for sli
yuara and has an up-to-dato abstract
of all property In Unaujn agonty
OU8INESS CARDS.
J. M. Dollarhlde Dealer and Contrac
tor. Uxcuvatlou a specialty, Toaiua
wuuted. Balorn Hotel. 6-lClm
J. H. Drevyer, physician and surgeon.
Office In Gray block. Rooms 7 nd
tt. Phone 01,
L. Burt 1'alnter and paper hanger,
moved to 110 Stato street, opposite
John llugbeu. Loavo order or call
for estlmatos. B-l-U
Notice-Wo wish to glvo uotlco that
Mr. W .1). Simpson Is tho duly au
thorUed sexton of the I. O. O, V.
cemetery, und hau sole charge ef
the same, l'artles having buslnese
at the oemetery will plovse consult
him. Trustees oU CheBiuketo, Ldg
No. 1. I. O. O. P. 6-81-U
THE ELITE CaFE
200 Commercial Street
Mrala at all hours. Open day and
night.
Ooly plsM In tbo city handling tin-
f mows
OLYMPIA BEER
Is me lUw-ptloii Saloon. Wholesale
sad retell.
E, ECKBRLEN, Proprietor
OSTEOPATHY,
Osteopathy.--Or. L. K. Wyokoff and
Ur. Oram Albright, twenty inoatka
giaduutes of the American Bohool
of Osteoputhy. under Or. A. T. 8U1I,
the founder of tho solouco. Oeaulao
osteopathy beara ro relation to
niugnutlc healing, suggestive tsera
peutlce or Bsassago, neither coa It be
tuugbt by mall. Hours 0 to i. Ffcettw
Malu mi Odd Fellows' Towple,
Salem. Oregon.
Dr. M. T. Schoattle Oraduste Amefl
..can School of Osteopathy, Kirks-
vllle, Mo. Offio la Tto Woek.
over tho Spa. 0ae aoura SiM to
11:30 Bd 1 to 4. S-18
W, Q. Robblns, Or. ef 0tewy .
Oraduate of the Colunikte Coikur
Of Qstejopttky, Qkleeito, 111. QfJC
m Cort atreot.
a su(aty
Okroalo
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