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Dandruff and
railing Hair vanish
before the magic touch of
Newbro's Herpicidc, the
latest scientific discovery.
It kills the. dandruff germs.
Destroy the cause, you re
move the effect Kill the
dandruff germ, and your
hair will grow abundantly:
,r i i iBti ATn!)jT. iDxno, Dee. s, .
Ilernlchla does nil Mint jrou claim forlt. It
niytialrnaeaudinrt. 0oM.ooiigii.
. For Sale at all Flrit-Clais Drug Slorei.
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I Salem Social Swim I figured skin
Calendar of Local Pu.n..
July 4-Qreateat Celebration in Ore
Bon at Salem.
PER80NAL8.
ban?' M' ' Ad,,ISn Sl Vlsltl,,B ln A1
Judge Maxwell had legal business In
'""'u luuny.
Mrs. W. II. Moody, of The Dalles,
left for her homo today.
Collector of Customs I .1.. Patterson
returned to Portland today.
Mrs. A. U. Olllis linn .-nt .i ,
""mil 11 will u
Mslt to relatives In Brooks.
Miss Carrie Willis has returned to
Portland, after a visit In Salem.
Hor. Fleatman, of the Lutheran
church at Aurota, returned to his
homo today.
Judgo P. A. Moore and V. r. TWri,,n
mo returned from Portland, where
they attended the Brand lodgo of Ma
sons. Mrs. C S. nnllnnl nf ti, nn
who has boon visiting her parents and
friends In the Wnldo Hills, returned to
her homo today.
Mrs. N. H. Loonoy Is In the city, and
will bo accompanied home by her
daughter, Marguerite, who took parti
in miss carters commencement
cltal.
Wasted muscles and decaying bodes.
? uiii imyoc I
andCnl0o",ea, 1Ct a,n?' '9 capabl of "at,
.J1 ls .commonly marked by bunches In
3?. !.". """""nation, In tho "yos drs"
1 1, $' w,'lnl debility?' "
cured by y rodIculy ud Permanently
Hood's SarshnnriUn
Which expels nil humors, cures all enin.
j(nl'l lllti cliro Tl'rlll.,t,ernnl...ir
:.: i -i i .. " "on irnintlng wSl
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FIFTY
YEARS
OF AGE
Salem Masons Will Observe
Semi-Centennial
Anniversary Exercises al
Masonic Temple Tonight
A now coffee at 25 and 30 cents n
pound. Try n pound, and let tho coffee
Bpcnk for Itself you will contlnuo on
tho samo coffee. Wo guaranteo It to
bo always fresh roasted.
YOKOHAMA TEA STORE
Phono 2111 black Free Delivery.
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVAL8.
J. W. Hobbs, MoMlnnvlIo.
J. D. Schnr, San Francisco.
S. Jim, Albany.
M. P. Snllors, St. Louis.
B. A. Rosontlial, Now York.
Major Rosonthnl, Now York.
Carl Goglo, bt. Louis.
A. B. Sundoll, Chicago.
Q. G. Davis, Portland.
J. S. Bush, San Francisco.
T. B. Tandrlth nnd wlfo, Baker City
J. Cronln, Portland.
ltoht. K. Reld, San Francisco.
Kurt Germann, New York.
O. P. M. Jameson, Portland,
John P. Booth, Chicago.
C. K, Ireland, Independence.
C. F. Mumper, Brooks.
13. L. Pnrrott, Rosobiirg.
B. J. Davidson, Roseburg".
Thos. Colllnson, Portland.
II, S. I lagan, San Francisco.
Birthday Party.
The Misses Pearl and Ruby ilopf
colebrated their fourteenth birthday
on Monday evening, Juno 9th, by in
viting a fow of their friends to paittc
lpato ln unique games, music and a
general good time. Tho rooms were
tastefully decorated with a profusion
of cholco roses. Many dainty birthday
gifts were presonted tho young la
dles. Refreshments were served, nf.
ter yhlch the guests departed, wish
Ing their hostesses mnny happy re
turns of tho day. Those presont were:
Misses Besslo Hoadrlck, Mnrgaret
Putnam, Btta Molson, Crota Johnson,
Claudlno Rose, Joy Turner. Grnnn
Rlnemnn, Lolah Belle, Holon Pcnrce.
Dorothy Poarco, Lena Walderspoll,
Mildred Porklns, Bertha Duncan, Mary
Yantls, Mnrguerlto Wlllson, Ellon
Carlson, Mamlo Bnbcock and Mnsters
Wllllo Porklns, Toddle Holmes, Rex
Tumor. Harry Wlllson, Blalno Hub.
bard, Whitley Richardson, Gorald
Owons, Elinor Bnshor, Ponrhyn Kant
nor, Ercoy Kay. Tracy Roland, George
Ski.
,
Bed Timo
I take a pleasant herb drink, tho noxt
morning I fool bright and my com
plexion is bettor. My doctor says it
acts,gontly on tho stomach, llvor and
kidneys, and is a plensant laxative. . It
Is made of horbs, and is prepared as
oasily as tea. It Is called Lane's Med
lolno. All druggists sell It at 25c and
CO cents. Lanos Family Medicines
moveo tho bowolo -each day. If you
cannot got It, send for free samples.
Addross, Orator Woodwnrd.LeRoy.N.
Y.
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"What Is Man7"
Is tho tltlo of a splendid little book
by a Salem author, and should bo road
by ovoryono. A nlco present for nny
young man, Prof. W. C. Hawloy says:
"I hope for this book tho wldo read
ing it doservos." For salo at ' Pat-
tons' book store. Prico 10c. 6-G-2w
o
HO FOR NEWPORT.
Oregon's Favorite Seaside Resort,
Rocognizing tho advantage of New
port as a summor rosort ovor othor
soasldo rosorts ln tho Northwest, and
to mako it posslblo for all who dosiro
to spond their vacation by tho ocean
waves, tho Southern Paciflo Company.
In connection with tho Corvallle &
Eastern railroad, will placo on salo,
effectivo Juno 15th, round-trip tickets
from all points In Oregon on the
Southern Pacific to Newport, good for
return until Ootobor 10th, specially re
duced rates. For full Information In
qulro of your local agonL G-10-eod
I
Buy Walker's
Guaranteed Paints
When you want paint for
your house or your carriage that
la mixed ready for the brush, I
you can find it at Walker's, the
carriage trimmer and painter. I
carry a large stock of the best
palnta In the world. Try my
varnish gloss buggy paint. One
coat will make your buggy look
llko new.
C. H. Walker
1W Go ainerofel Street.
Sacred Heart Commencement.
Tiio annual commencement of tho
Sncrod Heart Academy, of this city,
was hold Thursday ovonlng. Tho class
of 1902, whoso motto was "Contondlte
ad Altlsslmum," consisted of but one
membor, Miss Anna Dickinson. Gradu
ating honors woro conforrcd on Miss
Dickinson at the conclusion of a vory
Interesting program that Includod a
two-act drama, "Dolores." that was
vory crodltably presented by the
young ladlos of tho school.
Tho program was ns follews:
Overture Plnno
"Orootlng" Chorus
"Tho Thief of Time" ..Boy's Dialogue
"Frolic In tho Cooking Class'
Operetta
"Doloros," a drama In two acts.
Orchostral selection
"The War of tho Rosos"
Song nnd Drill
"Call of tho Fairies" Vocnl
Graduating honors conforrod on
Miss Anna Dickinson.
Finnic A. M. D. C.
Tho synopsis and cast of oharacteis
In tho two-net drama, "Doloros," fol fel fol
eows: Act I.
Scono 1 Norton Mansion, .
Scoiio II Street Scone.
Scene III Norton Drawing Room.
"Soronado" Violin solo.
Act II.
Scono I A Studio at Mi. Worth
Ington's. Scene II Paulino In Iter Own
Home.
Cost of Character.
Mrs. Norton, a woalthy widow Mis.
Anna Dickinson.
Augusta, her oldest daughter Mies
Ruby Goulet.
Pauline, afterwards Dolores Mltw
Delphlne Cornoyer.
Nellie Claghorn. Mrs. Norton's nlere
Miss Blaine Dllley.
Grace and Isabel, sisters, Miss Kvfe
leno Calbreath and Miss Ruena Minto.
Constancy baby step-niece Rose
Breitenstoln.
Mrs. Worthlngton. a benevolent widow
Mlsa Golda Goulet.
Tom Plnoher, a good-hearted police
man Miss Mamie Stout.
Aunt Betsey, nurse in the Norton
family Mlsa Adaleno Looney.
Sally Ann Tompkins, street singer
Miss M. Bckarlen.
Miss Rdith Temple. Miss Clare Mer
edith and Mls Heiolse Zachare.
friends of the Nortons Mis 'Mh
Bones. Miss Marie Anders. Mis
Inez Pugh
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The mombors of Salem lodgo No. 4,
V. F .and A. M will tonight celebrate
ho soml-ceutennlal anniversary of
ne organization of their lodgo. Tho
xorclses will bo hold In tho Masonic
I'omple, In the McCormack building.
Members of tho state grand lodgo, In
icsslon ln Portland, will bo In attend
mce. Tho first communication of the lodge
was held under dispensation from the
jrand lodgo Novomber 28, 1851, but;
iiio cnartor was not recolved until
Juno 14, 1852. The first worshipful
master was R. M. Bolt, undor tho dis
pensation, but A. W. Ferguson filled
that chair for tho first term after tho
lodgo had recolvod its charter.
Recolvlng grand lodge.
Addross of wolcomo.
Response W. E. Grace. Baker City
Music.
Historical addross 0. P. LItchflold
Saloni.
Music.
Banquet.
Tensts:
W. T. Williamson, toastmnster.
"Their Momery: tho Founders
Snlom Lodgo No. I" Rosponso
Chns. B. WolVorton.
Grand Lodgo of Orogon" Rosponso
by W. B. Graco, grand master.
"Dawn of tho Twentloth Contury"
Response by J. M. Hodson, past grand
master.
"Masonry" Rosponso by F. A.
Mooro, past grand mnster.
"Patrietism: Masons as Citizens"
Rosponso by J. C. Moreland, pnst
grand master.
"Our Departed Brothers" Response
by S. M. Yornn, sonlor grand wnrdon.
"The Ancient nnd Accoptod Scottish
Rite" Rosponso by P. S. Mnlcom, 33d
dogroo.
"Tho Grand Commandery" Ro
sponso by W. T. Wright, eminent grand
commander.
"Tho Grand Chapter of Oregon"
Rosponso by W. A. Cloland, M. B. O.
H. P.
"Our Dnughter Lodgo; Pnelflo No.
60" Rosponso by J. B. T. Tuthlll.
worshipful master.
o
on bohnlt of tho University board of
j trustees by Gonoral W. If. Odell.
iho Alvan F. Waller price of $20,
that Is annually given by Hon. T. M.
Gatch, In honor of tho founder of tho
Unlvorslty, to tho student passing tho
best oxnmlnatlon In either United
States constitution or Latin grammar,
us nwnnien to Miss Mary M. Pcrcl-
fill. In a Class of tlirnn ATtaa t..l
fill took an examination In U. S. con
stltutlon, the questions ror which were
twenty in number, and propnvod by a
Harvard professor nnd recolved a
Riado of 90.
Tho progrnm of exorcises for the cv
enlng was as follews:
minuet rrom Sonata In F minor,
iNicoiie miss Borthn E. Jennings, B.
M.
Bnrcarollo, Chamlnado Mrs. Jordan
Purvlne and Mrs. Francesco Soloy.
Memorial a'ddroBB Hon. fi. n.
Mooros.
Unveiling of memorial tnblot to
Father Alvan F. Waller Hon. jr. L.
Chamborlnin.
nocoption of tablet Gen. W. II.
Odell.
Gondolleni. Mosskowskl Mls Gor
trude A. Brewer, B, M.
Conferring of dogreos.
Awarding of prises.
"Comln' thro' tho Rye" Mlgnon La
dlos' QuartcL
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ISALEM
PUBLIC
CHOOL
A Class Completer the Ninth
Year's Work
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Governor Geer Appoints.
Tho following appointments have
been mnde by Governor Geer:
R. H. Weber, of Tho Dalles, member
or tho state board or horticulture, to
represent tho fourth district, In placo
of Bmll Schnnno, deceased.
Mombors of tho board of rogonts of
the Central Oregon Normal School, at
Drain Bon D. Boswell, of Boswo'U
Springs; Joseph Lyons, of Drnln: Rob
ert W. Ventch, of Cottage Grove, all
reappointed for full term of six years;
J. A. Black, or Drain, to nil unoxplrcd
term or C. D. Drain, roslgned; W. W.
Kent. of Drnln, to (111 unexpired term
or It. A. Booth, those tonus to oxplro
on April 10, 1903.
or
by
Class
Parliamentary
Instruction In
Usage.
Mrs. Lillian Colo Bethel, or Ohio,
tho woll-known parliamentarian, will
give a courso of five lectures In this
city, tinder the nusplcos of the Snlom
Womnn's Club. Tho Initial iecturo will
commence Monday, Juno ICth, at 9
o'clock a in., and will be hold In the
Prosbytorlnn church locturo room. Tho
courso consists of five lessons In par
liamentary law, with Illustrations, ota,
nnd covers the entire subject, making
tho understanding and mastery of It
easy to nny one.
Courso tickets soil nt $1.00 each, or
26 cents for slnglo admission. Mom
bors or tho Woman's Club are admit
ted rroe.
Thursday night wns n Joyous occti
sltm ror forty-one young people of Sa
lem. To them It signified tho suc
cessful completion nnd graduation
with honors rrom the courso of study
prescrlhud In tho Snlom public
schools. It was tho tltno or the sonil
annual commencement oxorelses.
Tho oxorelses woro hold in tho
Grand Opera liouso. which wns flllod
with the friends nnd relatives of tho
young peoplo. Friends of young gradu
ates nlwnys find peculiar pleasure In
attending tho closing oxorelses, In ox-
tending to them congratulations upon
tho completion of tholr public school
"urn, nnu in wisning ror tho young
uonoilelarlos the snmo unfailing suc
cess In anything that might bo under
taken In the future. Last night waB
not nn exception. Hundreds woro
there, nnd tho onormous quantity of
floral offoiings that woro recolved gnvo
oxprosslon to tho wnrm Interest felt
by tho auditor ln tho graduate.
A program or roal Intcrost was pro-
8cnted. From tho drill by tho llttlo
tots, bo fnlthfully and proclsoly exe
cuted, to the very creditable offort of
the class orator and valedictorian,
Fred M. Perkins, Interest In tho num
bers did not abate a pnrtlclo. Tho
length of tho program dofents Indi
vidual inontlou. Tho address to tho
clnss wns delivered by i H. D'Arcy,
of this city.
NSV
4V
IvLiAOOiriCiJ
ADVERTISEMENTS
idvertlstments, five lines or lew. Is this colsns
'.Bt!,le,'i",r,r,lme8ior 3SC5UC. WeiM 1.50
i monih. Air over five uses at the same rate.
WANTED.
Tho Kind You Ifcivo Always Bought, and which bna hoca
u iur mcr av yt-nrs, ims Dorno tho slgnntnro of
,- - ad been mndo under his pciv
j, fionnl suporvlslr u nlnco its Infhncy.
All Oounterfolts, Imitations and" Just-as-rood" nro hub
luxporlmcnts that trlllo with ntHondniirort!to health oC
Iiifimts and Chlldron-Kxijorl' jico against Eorhnout.
What is CASTOR I A
Castorla Is a havinle.sj stihstlttito for Castor Oil, Pnro
gorlc, Drops nnd S'otlilnir Syrups. 5t is rioasant. It
couUxIns nolthor Cnltuti, Morphlno nor othor Narcotio
siihstauco. Its au;o is its fftmrnntoc. It destroys "Wnns
nnd allays rovoHshncss. It cures Dlarrhoua nnd Wind
Colic. It rcllovcs Teething Troubles, cures OoustlpcUlou
nnd Flntuloiicy. It nsslnillntes tho Food, rcjfulatos tho
Stomach and Uowels, giving healthy and natural alcon.
Tho Chdren's Panacea- Tho Blother's Friend.
OErlNE CASTORJA ,WAYS
Koars tiio Signaturo of
Wantedl-
a goou gin ni the Salem
Dyn Works 195 Commercial St.
C-13-3t
Wanted. a mau to cut i!i cords of
wood, near Hayesvlllo. Apply at
4C8 Liberty St., Salem. J-ll-3t
Wonted Everybody to try Oregon
Foot Easo for all foot ailments.
Onco tried always used. Ask your
druggist or send 2Gc. 8. L. Hayoo,
Halsey, Ore. 6-27tf
L08T AND FOUND.
Don't You Know Any tning about Ed
wards' Markot? At 410 State atroot
Best plnco to buy frosh and cured
meats at tho lowest prices. Phono
2024. B. Edwards, prop
Hops at 1314 Cents.
J. A. Korachlvullor and Kllsabeth
Uauror, of Gervuls, hnvo contrnctod the
salo to Fnbor & Nls, or Albany, of
7000 pounds of 1902 hops at 1314 cents
per pound.
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders.
For children. Mother Gray, for yonra
a nurso in tho Children's Home ln
Now York, treated children successful
ly with a remedy, now prepared nnd
placed In tho drug stores, callod Moth
er Oray's Swoot Powdora for Children.
Tlioy aro harmless as milk, pleasant to
tako nnd novor fall. A certain euro
for fovorlshnoss, constlpjntlon, bond
acho, teething and stomach dlBordors
nnd removo worms. At all druggists,
2Cc. Samplo FREE. Addross Allon S.
Olrastod, LeRoy, N. Y. 4
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How to Dress Our Babies.
Ladle Interested aro cordially In
vited to attend an exhibit of Infants'
woar, mado from tho fnmous Gertrude
patterns, at tho Florence Snnltorlum,
on Saturday afternoon, from 2 to 4
o'clock.
MYcUcA4
Thb KM You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TWC CtHTAUW CHUMMY, t MUHMAriTKKT, NtW 0 CITY.
O. H. MAOK
Successor to Dr. J. M. Koono, In
White Corner, Snlom, Oregon. Pnrtlos
desiring suporlor operations at mod
erate foe in auy branch aro in oBpcclal
request
STEUSL0FF BROS.
Dealers In Live Stock.
Wbolosalo and retail butchors and
packers. All kinds of fresh and Bait
meats. Fine sausagos, hams, bacon
and lard. 316 Commercial atreot.
CAPITAL CITY
DEGREES
WERE
CONFERRED
Cencluding: Program of Will
amette's Commencement
Miss Mary M. Perciful Re
ceives the Waller Prize
The concluding program of the Mth
annual commencement of Willamette
University was given at the University
Thursday evening. It was the occa
sion or the commencement day prop
er, and the program Included the con
ferring of degrees, unveiling of the Al
van F. Waller memorial tablet and the
awarding of the Waller prise.
Degrees were conferred as follews:
College of Liberal Arts Clarence A
Housel, A. B.; College of Law Allen
Porward.LI. B.; John I.ogan Norwood.
LI. B.; Wm. Bills Richardson. LI. II.
Mr. Richardson received his under
graduate degree about three years
ago. The degree of Doctor of Dlrlnlty
wns conferred upo Rev. Charles R.
Gibson, and that of Doetor of Law iib
ub Henry Clews, of New York City.
Impreeeive services attended the
unveiling of the Alvan P. Walter
memorial tablet. The tablet Is the
gift of Miss MhM J. ChawUrlalH. an
alumna of IMS- It Is a marble slab St
inches kmg and 18 iNcbes wide, and
For School Director. ' bears up the surface Im fdeis letters
So far only one candidate for tchool j the following Inscriptien: "! -w"
. . . . ..! vi.... j- l.u ai... K Walter. Horn lfiOi.
director, to He ewcieu i . --" - --
haTln brought oL the eere of Died lift U Martens a he
J. H. T. Tuthlll. He ha. bee Hm j are w 'JZ"
uetltioned by all cteeee. aad km ao- ius wwon.-. - --
. , .w- ,vihsUom Only oe iw." The IfuwriBilM was stigipetad
capted the "U Jff , J"' p,. T. ,. Oetrh. of the Mate
duties iavolved U the l , t. Mf. ., -, yirtkoM
.t... i . umum Drenrni ..c.
Mr ruu "'
l)u.iiit pUMerr missloaary " luuoaer w
BP WlllSJUftt 1 nitersiiy. m i- lhi
1 ;
ou-wr. and a oonsrav
A. uaoII a1lflll ftJ
V'JlJrBTt t h. d.s bena.a j.l tribute tu the memory
tH0 posttioii M m me .h l anersuy founder d un
mi H UKUUniV LHS UU "i --' -
poeltioa to his 4ttea.
Tho roadors of this paper will bo
plensed to loam that there Is at loast
0110 dieaded dlsoaso that uclonco has
boon nble to cure In nil its stacos. and
that ls catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Curo
Is tho ouly positivo curo now known
to tho modlcal fraternity. Catarrh be
ing a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Hall's Ca
tarrh curo ls takou Internally, acting
dlroctly upon tho blood and mucous
surfneoB of the system, thoroby de
stroying the foundation of tho disease,
ana giving tiio patient strongth by
uunuing up tne constitution and ns
slstlng nature in doing Its work. The
proprietors have so much fnlth In Its
curatlvo powers, that thoy offer Ono
Hundred Dollars for any caso that It
falls to euro. Send for list of testi
monials. Address
F. J. CIIHNBY & CO..
Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 7Ec.
Ha.l's Family Pills aro tho best
0
New Elite Gallery.
The undorslgned has purchased the
Kllte gallery of Hart & MoLonnon,
and have secured the services of Mr
Carl Nordstrom, who Is known as one
of tho finest operators on tho coast
Friends, patrons nnd the public cor
dially Invited to call. Over Dalrym
pie's store. T. J. GRONI8R, I'ron
C4t-e04l
0
The Finest
In the world Is what everybody says
about the bread and pastry made b
tho IMoneer Bakery. All good house
keepers use them. Once tried always
used.
Just Look
At tho display nt Branson & Ra
gan's. Big, ImnnnnH, fresh strawbor
rloa and now vegetables from two
counties ovory inornlnj,'. l'hono In
your ordors early. Don't forgot Bran
son & Ragau.
o
Jmi th Ile KW Yw Haw Una Bouar
0
Wool Peel.
The undersigned sales committee
of the Marlon County Wool I'ool will
roculvo Hoalwl bids Saturday. June 1 1.
1002, at Willamette Hotel, Salum, nt
1 o'clock p. m. on 7000 or more llouoes.
Tho pool will remain open until above
dnto. Tlie committee reserves the
right to i eject any or nil bids.
A. T. WALN.
W. If. DOWNING,
UIIAS. III2IN,
Committee
Salem, Juno 7, 1002 d-w-td
O'
CASTOR I A
Por Infants aud Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bough
Slgnutnra of CayfjjCC&U
Express and Transfer
Moots all mall and passonger trains.
Baggago to all parts of th city.
Prompt service, Telgphono No. 211.
IIOMYUR & HUDRICK.
O, C, T, Go's
PASSUNOER 8TCAMQR
POMONA
Ltsves for Portland Monday,
Wedntfdiysnd Prldsyjos.ra.
i or vorvpun iucsaav.il
ay sna tistumsy st 3 p. m.
Tliurs
S p.m.
Quick Time, Cheap Rates
Deck i Foot of Trade it.
M. P. UALDWIM, Alt.
FOR RENT.
FoT ftelitPPourluco
sleeping rooms, In good location.
Apply nt Listen's Itisuranco office,
MoCormnck block. 6-11-tf
For Bale. Now and Boconu-huuu nug
Elcs, now and second-hand spring
wngono, buckboarda and carta, at.
tho Snlom Carrlago nnd Wagon Fac
tory. Wornor Founoll, proprietor,
301 Commercial street 4-16-U
LODGES.
Protection Lodge No. 2, Ancient Or-
uor united workmon, moots ovory
Saturday ovonlng la tho Holman
Hall, coruor of State and Liberty
Btreots. Visiting brothron welcome.
S. A. McFnddon, M. W. J. A. Sellwood,
Rocordor.
rOHtuitKa or- AMtHICA ctourt
Sherwood Forostora No. 10. Moots
Friday nlghte In Turner block. Ira
Hamilton C. R.; A. K Brown. Bee
Central Lodge No. la K. of ! Oastlo
Hall ln Holman block, cornor Stato
nnd Liberty Btroote, Tuoeday of
each week at 7:30 p. m. Claud
Towneond, O. 0.; Zodac J. Ulggo, K
of R, and B.
" "ii in 1 1 minriniTi-iiiisinririiimm mm mi ismimisisjuijLmiiw.
aho
This is it
This Is the pluue wtiorn you get honest
work at nn honest price.
All kinds ol bicycle repairing nnd all
kinds of tires and jundrlount reasonable
ptlcea
FRANK J. MOORE
109 Court 6t. Phono '.'OH
PMs
o)I'l ihe utiK-t hich wsu anu
rfmft'M ,? situ w Htw linr BwjK
Everybody
Kals at the White House reetaurast,
where they can get tho very beet kind
or a meal at a low priee. Open da)
and night
o
o jbl. m a? s st x js ,
Bunt. stmiMWtoijtd0i
it V8
V l'tSSV
0
HsIr-Vork.
Mrs. C. A. 8imWIk hi at Mrs. J. A.
Selrwood's, 3S3 Proat street, this week
esly, with a Una aMOrtweiit of hair
goods. Itrlag yr orders at ettee.
o
70 Hours
Is the dally record of the Chicago
& Worth-WesterM railway between
I'erttaad a4 Chicago, wHh only 21
mow added to Uw York ami UoaUm
It Umo saved Is wo9j eanwd, c!mmm
Um Chicago k North-Weetam, and
mv any delay, change of can and
other IwcowTeoleiioeg. 0r trahss iur
solid through to Chicago Ash a ay
thkftt agont, or address
A O HARKBR. Qea Agt.
1S3 Third St Portland, Or.
i-Iolw
S0ULK BROS
PIANO TUNERS
AND REPAIRERS
PORTLAND OR
PorStlcm sod vkleltv
leave orders sl Ceo
WliriMuikSloro
The Science of
M i , J
HUIE WING SANG CO.
140 STATE ST.
Iloet kinds fanoy K"nds, dry poods mat
tiiiKs, silks, embroidery. Urns Full
lln white undHrwoar, wrapiiers, and
wnleta now on salo very cheap.
DKI'AUT
foh
(,'lilraKi
IWtUu 1
dpvolal
O.Wa. m,
vis Hum-lugtou
us.
Wr..(l. .I.rta
Ollr, HI. liOtlln, UhltMKO
miu i'.ui,
AtUllJlo
Kpfu
8 50 p, in,
?U lliiut-
lUKtOH
Kant Mall
8:15 p. m,
via
Bpokaao
TIMt SCIIDtlULBS
Knim rorlluiiil, or,
Hlt Uk
Jpeliror!
alia, Ki
n
iut
Halt Like, Denver i
Worth. Omaha, Kauwi
Cllr. 8t. I)iil, Oilcans
and Kaat.
an,
nil-
VnT1a Walla
Brwki.no. Wallace, J'ull
mail, UlntioappHi H
twltte
Caul, Uuluth.Mlliraukee
Utiloaso, and luut.
AUHJVK
KKOJI
4i80p in,
8sl. i
PoTieocoluT-hluiurw
oil, Lewis & Stnvor Co., 51-B5 Stato
Btruet. C-ll-lw.
A Snap. A geuernl morohandiKo store
for salo at cost, In oiio of tho most
piosperous towns In Oregon. Call
on or addross O. T. Conner, Merrill,
Oregon, or W. A. Ltston, real ootato
denier, Saloni, Or. , . ClXr.tf,
TON80RIAL.
Evans Darber Shop. Only flrat-clasa
shop on 8tato atroot Kvory thing1
now and up-to-date. Finest porcolalu
baths. Shavo, IGo; hair-cut, 25o;
baths, 2Cc. Two flrst-clasa boot
blacks. C. V. EvanB, proprlotor.
72
' HOURS w
POHTLAtih TO CHICAGO
Ho Change of CiS
72
Ryan's Shaving Parlors. Savon llrst
olosa barbora engaged. Finest bath
rooms In city. Wo uso antlBoptlo
Btorlllser. J. Ryan, Prop.
J. Carmlchaelllop buyer, Offico In
Duuh-llroymnn building, Salem, Oro
gon. Bamploa of cholco hops solic
ited from all growers.
DUaiNEOARD&.
J. H, Drewer, physician and ourgaon.
Office In Qray block. Rooms 7 and
0. Phone 01.
L. Uurt 1'uluter and paper hanger,
moved to 149 Stato street, opposite
John Hughofl. Leave orders or call
for ostimates. 5-1-U
k
water Co,
OFFICE UllY HALL
For water sorvice apply at ofllca.
Illllts payable monthly In advance.
Mako all complaints at the ofllca.
Barr's German Salve
Heals quickly all ciitH, or limine.
Draws soreness out of Mine back, anil
ilrsws llversont o( lleth wlnoh often
bleak off too short to pull. Sticks like
stirkitiK plaMer. Try It and you will
netur be Hltlioiu. Ily in '.Ww.
L. Al. BARR,
1.0 8tate Ot. Salem, Ore.
This is a new school of practice for
tne treatment or disease that was orig
inated by l)r A. T. Still, of KlrhB
villa. Mo., In 1871
He is the founder and president of
the American Hchool of Osteopathy,
which, under a competent faculty and
carp of professors, teach all that Is
taught In a medical college, except
mataJa medlra, and require a student
to devote four terms of five months
each before conferring the degree or
Doetor of Osteopathy.
It cannot be taught by mall or
learned front a book any rodre than a
medical course can be mastered In
swell a manner.
Dr. L. It. Wyckoff and Dr. Orace It
Albright are graduate of Dr. Still
school, and are eoMpetent to give geii
Hlne Osteopathic treatment, aud treat
all dUeaMfl iBtelllgoHtly and scientific
ally without drugs or half.
IIOHrs 0 to 4. I'hofle Main 2721.
Odd Follows' Temple, Salere. Or
Tb? flDDeJJ..
x
102 Cod rf St
FIN It WINItS. LIOUOR4
AN) CIGAR..
Through tickets via thin route to all
Kmtorn jiolnte on salu at Southern Ta
ctile depot ortlco.
OCUAN AND HIVER 6CIIUDULU
From I'ortUal
8 p.m.
Imlir
eieniit
Buiiilar
I w.
Batunlay
10 ?,
All nailing ilaUi i.bjict
id enanso
Korean KrmSco
Sail otery S day
COIOIMHIA f 1VK11
niseis ai
MUtlUS
TeAnieds
Wa
I p. m
4 it. in.
tz. Uuudx
Notlce-Wo wish to glvo notice thut
Mr. W .Ll. Stmpaou la tho duly au
thorized Boston ot tho I. O. O, F,
cemetery, and has eolo chargo ot
tho samo. Parties having business
at tho comotory will ploaW consult
him. TrusteoH of Chomokota Lodgo
No. 1, l. O. i. p. c-jai-tt
WILUMHTTU KIVCH
Steamer Ruth leaves Hulum for I'ort-landaiidwavlandiiiuaonTue(lny.TIiura-
days and Saturdays, about 10 a, in, For
Gorvallls vml way Iniiilliigs, Mandays,
Wednesdays hiiu rruinya hi uuoiit D
p. m.
A. I. ORAIO, M. I'. BALDWIN.
Gen. 1'sm. Aut. Agt. O. R. A. N. dock
I'ortland, Ore. SmIoiii, Ore.
Ilf You Haven't Tried Our
FRESH ROAbTED COFFEES
You Have Missed Soraethlntr
The Salem Coffee Roaster
JOHNSON & O'FLYNO, Propi.
Phone Main 2724. I. O. O. P. Temple
LB. HENRY'S
REAL ESTATE AND
RENTING AGENCY
U at 2fi0 CommeroUl Htret
PHONE MAIN 2681 SALEM ORE.
Your Step Mother
Is still here busy as over, and when
your clothes are all out of order, worn,
with buttons off. take them to her at
the Salem Dye Works.
At this establishment you enn gel
anything set to rights, from a pair ol
gloves, to the most elaborate silk
gown. A gentleman can gat his hat
gleaned, his trousers creased, or his
whole suit rejuvenated to suit bis
teste, also four suits a month for 11
Oottens sewed on, ripe sewed up. suits
pressed ou short notice. Now goods
shrunk for dressmaking.
MRS. C. II. WALKER
196 Commerclsl Street,
Comllis k Mm liailroat)
TIMJS OAIID.
No 2 For Yaqulnm
Train icavos Albany yaw n. u.
Train Icavos Corvallla. ... lifiO p. u.
Train arrives Yaqiilna . u15 p. w
nt. i ueiurninu:
Leaves Yaqulna (100 a iu
Leaves Corvallla IIiWh. ui
Arrives Ai1uuy lzilB p, in
No. 3 For Detroit.
Loaves. Albany 7;0D a. iu,
Arrives Detroit ... . lsilfi p. ui
No. 4 From Detreit:
Leave Detroit 12 45 p. ht
Airivat Albsny 540 p. ra
Tralus 1 ri rives In Albany In time
to connect with the U. V. sottli OWnd,
train, in well as giving two or three
hours In Albany before departure of B.
I. North IwHiiil train for Portland.
Train No. 2 eonueeU with the S, P.
km( side train at Corvkllls Orosslng for
lndet)odiui6e. MeMlnnvllle and all
poiiita north to Portland.
J. TetNka, Kowin Stone,
Agent, A limn v lfatmir
OSTEOPATHY.
Osteopathy.--Dr. L. 13. Wyckoff and
ur. uraco Aiurigut. twenty montns
graduates of tho American School
ot Osteoputhy, undor Dr. A, T. Still,
the founder of tho aolonoo. Genuine
osteopathy bears no relation to
magnetic healing, euggestlvo thorn
peutlcH or massago, neither can It bo
taught by mall. Hours 9 to 4. Phono
Main 2721. Odd Fellows' Temple,
Salem, Oregon.
Dr. M. T. Ochoottlo Oraduato Amorl-
..can School of Osteopathy, Kirks-
vlllo, Mo. Offico In Tioga block,
ovor tho Spa. Oinco hours 8:30 to
11 ISO and 1 to 4. 842
W. O. Robblns, Dr. of Osteopathy
Oraduato of the Columbia College
of Osteopathy. Chicago, III. Office
167 Court straet. Chronic diseases
a specialty.
.lg9,
S. C. STONE, M. D.
PrOPBieTOR OF
Stone's Druff Stores the elite cafb
B. P. JONES,
Attorney at Lav
Toledo, OrtQon.
Was elerk of Hnult eotirt for all
i years and has au up-to-date abstraet
or an property la unco in oounijr,
SALEM, OREQON.
'fhe storesttwo in numberlare located
at No. 28 and 207 Commercial st.
ad are well stocked with a oomfrfettf
line of drags and wdlelHs, toilet
articles, perfumery, brushes, ete.,
lias had some K yearn ocporlenoe In
the PJtaetlee of medMAjg agd ijow
WskM no sharge for agnsolUUon, exi
amfaitroa or prorlpUea.
203 Commercial Street
Meals at all hours. Open day and
it rt
Only plsee In the elty handling tho
lassoes
OLYMPIA BEER
Is the Reqepttcui Saloon. Wholesale
and relajH.
B, ECKERLEN, Proprietor
The Great Rock Island Route.
Through personally conducted tour
ist stooping oars between Portland and
Chicago onco a week, and between Og
den and Ghleago three times a weok,
via tho Scenic line.
Through Standard sleeping cars
dally between Ogdon and Chicago, via
the Iceule line.
Through Standard sleeping cara
dally between Colorado Springs and
St. Louis.
Through Standard and tourist Bleep
ing ears dally between San Francisco
and Chicago, via Los Angolas aud KI
1'ttHO,
Through Staudard sleeping cara and
chair cara dally between St. Paul and
Chlengo.
He sure that your tloket reads via
the O rent Rook Island Route.
The beat and moat reasonable din
Ing ear service.
For rates, folders aud descriptive lit
ernturo write to A. IB, CQOPKU,
Qcueral Agent, Portland, Or,
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