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Newspaper Page TextGeneral Debility Day In mid out tlioro Is that fooling o( weakness Mint mnkos a burden of Itself. Food does not strengthen. Bleep docs not refresh. It Is hard to do, hard to boar, what should boensy, vllnllty Is on the ebb, and the wholo system suffers. Tor this condition take ftjod's Sarsaparilla It vMllzes tlto blood, gives vigor nnd tono to 1. 1 tho orsnns and functions, and Is positively unequalled for all run-down or debilitated conditions. " Hood's 1'ills euro constipation, li cent., ' a A now coiico ai zu anu au conts a pound. Try a pound, aud lot tho coffeo i speak for itself you will contlnuo on tho samo coffee. Wo guarantee it to be always fresh ronsted. YOKOHAMA TEA STORE Phone 2411 black F'eo Ddfvery WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS, M. Iloborts, Portland. II. I). Essow, Portland. C. M. Idleman, Portland. Jnck L. Casswell, Chicago. E. C. Sonvey, San Francisco. Herbert Leo, Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Dnlco, Duoll, Or. I. M. Dlair, Chicago. L. Ij. Oleson, Sllvcrton. Mrs. C. E. Worden, Klamath Falls. Miss Worden, Klnmatli Falls. Charles Isancs, New York. C. W. Fulton, Astoria. T. M. Word, St. Paul. W. W. Hclmbach, Baker City. O. F. Veddor and wlfo, Now York. Simon Jutla, Now York. Ed. S. Blckor, Now York. J. Haborly, city, o Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder. It cures painful, smarting, nervous feet nnd In growing nails, and Instantly .takes tho sting out of corns and bunions. It Is tho groatost comfort discovery of tho ago. Allen's Foot-Eivso makes tight or now Bhoos fool easy. It is a cortaln euro for sweatinp, callous and hot, tlrod aching feet Try it today. Sold by all druggists and shoo stores. By mall for 2Co In stamps. Trial packago free. Address Allen S. Olmsted, Lo Roy, N. Y. 2 o Bloodhounds Taken Home. M. E. Carson, guard from tho Wash ington stato ponltontlary, at Walla Walla, accompanied by his two trus ty bloodhounds, loft Saturday ovoning for his homo. Mr. Carson nnd his dogs havo boon assisting in tho pursuit of tho fugutlvo murderers, Tracy and Merrill. AFUNHEALTHYHAIR eMNDRlJtr FALLING HAIR finally BALDNESS Dtstroy the ciuie, you rtmeve the effect. Kill the Dandruff Germ WITH NEWBRO'S HBRPICIDB The only prtpmtlon that will destroy thou pvultti. EXCELLENT HAIR DRESSING.- For SIt by II DrujjiiU. PRICE 51.00. IT Buy Walker's Guaranteed Paints When you want paint for your house or your carriage that la mixed ready for the brush, you can And 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 like new. C. H. Walker 100 Co nmerelsl Street. IIIWBII I re """--. . . . I CMH.KKTEH-H l""""",, fi ERNYRQYAIJHIJ .-'.r&KSJaB! ti v.ui. r - "7 . r. " ..... " r." 1 .A. urn Utl w 1. ta . n.,ir. !'-SJL rJLJE.'u ...IHWftat. TmIIm" i i - ii n i Salem Social Swiml Calendar of Local Events. July 4 Greatest celebration In Ore gon at Salem. Impressive Service. Archbishop Christie, of Portland, or flclated at St. Joseph's church Sunday morning, and administered tho rltos of confirmation to a largo clasa, after which lid delivered an Imprcsslvo ser mon to n largo congregation. Ho is ono of tho most eloquent orators on tho Pacific coaBt, and always Biiro of a largo attendance of peoplo of other denominations. Rev. Damn, of Gcr vals, was present at tho service, and thero was a splendid musical program, o- ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING AT CITY HALL TONIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK PERSONAL8. Wm. Esch is in Portland. Mrs. Z. F. Moody Is visiting in Port land. Mrs. Paul broat Is visltine Portland friends. J. M. Howell went to Newport this morning. Miss Edna Parrlsh is visiting in Portland. R. G. Gale has gono to Albany for a few dnys' visit. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Pogue spent Sunday in Albany. ' Miss Ruby Cornell has returned from a visit at Corvallis. Miss Edna Price was tho guest of Albany friends Sunday. Miss Florence Brown spont Sunday at her homo In Sllverton. Mrs. E. Roberts, of Portland, is vis iting her son, J. J. Roberts. MIbs Bello Coopor spent Sunday vlth her parents at Jefferson. Prof. L. A. Kerr has gono to Ohio, .o spend his summer vacation. MIbb Mao Warden, ot Klamath, is visiting in Salem with rolatlves. Misses Jcnnlo and Mina Goode aro ipendlng a fow days in Portland. A. W. Stowall has gono to his ranch m tho Columbia for a few days. Miss Belle Cooper spent Sunday at nor homo in Jefferson, returning to .lay. Walter Lyon, Governor Gcer, day. Mr. and Mrs, Portland, spent prlvnto was in secretary to Portland to E. L. Sunday Shipherd, ot with Salem friends. Dr. W. I). McNary, D. W. Yodcr nnd Dr. M. S. Skiff havo returned from Portland. Edward Thlolson left yestonlny for Eastern Oregon, whero ho will Join a party of survoyors. Mrs. Schmitt, of Albany, and child camo down UiIb morning to visit her sister, Mrs. Will Armstrong. Miss Dolly Dennlson, who hnB been spending soveral months in Salem, has gono to Olympla, Washington. Honry Schultz, of North Salem, of tho Southom Pacific bridgo building forco, Is homo for a fow days. Miss Winnifred Byrd Is nt Forost Grove, attending tho commoncomont oxercises of Pacific University. Mrs. Claud Gatch has returned from Portland, whero sho nttondod tho state convention, ordor of Eastern Star. MIbs Edith Mlllor has returned to Colfax, Washington, after a visit with hor aunt, Mrs. Amolla Mlllor, in Sa eom. Charlos Ostrandor, an omployoo at tho Salem woolen mill, left for Albany this morning, to work In tho mill nt that place Prof. Illff Garrotson, the pianist, loft this morning for his homo at Hills dale, Mich., and will also visit broth ers in Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Meyer aro visit ing Portland, whoro Mr. Moyer Is at toudlng a meeting of tho stato bar bers' commission. Hon. and Mrs. W. A. Cartor have re turned to Gold Hill, aftor a visit at tho homo of Mrs. Carter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes. Mrs. Mary Klnnoy and son, Alfred, of Astoria, who havo beon guosts of hor monthor, Mrs. Strong, for a weak, loft for homo this morning. Jim WlHson and son, Harry, re turned yostorday on tholr whoels from Brownsvlllo, surprised to find tho town still hero, aftor a week's absence. Misses Lucy Morcom ana Mabel Kenady, Wlllametto Unlvorslty stu dents, havo returned to their homes at Woodburn, to spend tho summer va cation. Dr. W. C. Hawk, of Jefferson. was In tho city today In consultation with Dr. Cuslck on the caso ot young Need ham, who has bee very HI for some weoks. o., nibor Mrs. Stanton. Miss Hva a..nn Mrs. R. Campbell and MM. H. L. Barkloy went to Philomath this morning, to attend conference. United Brethren .itai. snHOOI. MHHTINO AT CITY HALL TONIGHT AT 80'CLOCK 0Aft.-l'O.XA. . ,. ik 1M IUS3 IW IM" """! -V' Sues a uoan .-'- W. i- Irw. oi thl Oty- , a ....I4Iah suit asalnst tha waaHiai gan tlonal nulWJng. w . Vr!l..nnn. to coraprt the oorporatten to deUver for cawelJatioa a morteaw t0 U . fi mr 14. which ha , to deliver mortajig and f ST!. .Bvov a U. UUsatk- ravi.-. IVtalfA IllfllOV w- n Wacaawa UM rrMl ara ta meal that are Opea day aa4 afifct DR. DARRIN'S TREATMENT Startling Illustration of What Can Be Accomplished By Electricity. The philosophy of his treatment may bo briefly stated thus: Forco Is spirit in motion. Vital forco Is organic mo tion, or the proper movement of tho organized particles as thoy pass to and fro from the human system. Dis ease, In a word, Is obstruction tho re sult of an Impaired vital forco, and ltj Is at least accompanied, If not caused, by dorangod organic motion. Thoso dorangoments can only bo radically removed by Inducing tho recurrence of tho normal or healthy action. A euro can" only bo effected by calling In the aid of tho olectromagnotlc or vital forces, which nro concerned in all or ganic changes. So powerful Is this Influence that persons who havo many years sufferod, have beon restored to health in an almost incredible space ot time. Dr. Darrln's systom will not rostore a lost mombor of the body, or perform other Impossibilities, but It will, In n majority of ensos, glvo re lief and cure whoro othor remedies havo failed. The practice Is based up on tho most strict laws of science, and .s in harmony with all natural laws. Physicians ot every practlco not only acknowledge tills power, but receive the treatment for themselves nnd their families, as well as recommend tho treatment. Read tho follewing: Mrs. Karg's Grateful Tribute. Leland, Or., Nov. 14, 1D00. Mr. Editer: I'lcaso publish this for tho bonefit of thoso who aro aflltcted with sciatic rheumatism. I had It and was cured by Dr. Darrln. I took sci atic rheumatism In November,. 189G, and had it until Novombor, 1808. My body was all drawn and bent to tho right sldo! the pain was terrible In my back and hips to my kneos; some times I hnd to go on crutches, then again I would get so I could walk with n cane; then nil at once I would bo so I could not got out of bod; my husband would havo to put me In n chair; I sufferod everything for two years. I took ail kinds ot romodlos I could hear of for sciatic, but thoy failed to do any good. Tbon I hoard that Dr. Darrln was In Grnnts I'nss; I made up my mind that I would go and sop htm; I could only take n fow steps at a tlmo without the aid of a cane, then I would havo to stop aud rost. I took tho first oloctrlc treatment on tho 27th of Soptombor, 1898; nnd on tho 28th I went again and took another. At tho end of four hours, nftor I took tho second treatment, I could walk all around tho house without a enno, nnd that evening I wont out In town to throo different stores nnd bought a ,'ow articles, and then I wont to tho depot nnd took tho train and enmo to Leland. My daughtor, Mrs. Walter, met mo nt tho Leland dopot, and whon f loft tho car stops without assistance, my daughtor said to me: "Why Moth ar!" Then sho paid, "How do you fool?" I told hor I was gottlng well. Wo would laugh and cry together to think what n groat change I had gone through In such a fow hours. In a weok I was doing my own housework. My caso was a sevoro one, so Dr. Darrln gavo mo throo months' trontmont, but at tho and of six weoks I felt so well that I quit using tho electricity. Tho trontmont ho t-aro nn was eloctilclty and modldna. 1 haven't had the slight est symptoms of sciatica since. I liopo all thoso who aro nlll luted with sciatica will go to Dr. Darrln. He will cure them as he cured me. Yours truly, MRS. G. KARG. Dr. Darrln's Place of Business. Dr. Darrln can be consulted free at the Wlllnmetet hotel. Salem, until July Oth. from 10 to 5 o'clock dally, overl ings from 7 to 8; Sunday 10 to 3. All curable chronic diseases, lost man hood, blood Inlnta, stricture, errors of youth, catarrh and deafness, are con fidentially treated. Curee of private disease! guaranteed, and never pub lished In the paaars. and no cure published only by permission. Moat cases can receive home treatment af ter a visit to the doctor's office. In quiries answered and circular sent fr.Q nattarlM and belts furnished, with full directions for their use. Kym tested and glasses fitted. Dr. Darrln's terms for treatment are now a week, or In that proportion of time, as the case may require, ex cept In special case. The poor treat ed free, except medicine. See the "Old Polka" In tho trick Skule." Tuesday nlabt Dm- Salem Fourth July Program Tte Raaeral coUte oa arraag maata. at a bmU Saturday evening, r-ifltad a roBram of axwcUea foi Salaw'a IlaiaM;a day ceWtratkm. Tha iMrsliK wlU a rfarotad to a at, aaraUa a4 axafdaaa la Maria ar. om faauiw of watck will la- eiada tha playUs 1 ' baMil of ISO aiaa. "aHflr-ipaag HJb- T Attmnooii will b to a baUww asaawaioa. a4oWl km aa4 m- Voaal and laatw -ifli MswaV. aa4 a yratachalal dte- ..... iiirtii lo th. WWaawtto pa w' --- rtTr in th evMiBK wl elada the day loaairatkLS Aa eUK ot aaUaal THE DAu.1 tfOURWAu, I Pacific coast promlnenco has not yet I been secured, but tho committee still hns tho matter In hand. A fine program of oxcrcls.es for tho day la being used for advertising pur poses, with largo lithograph postors. School Library Bonofit at the opera house Tuesday night. FOR A SCHOOL LIBRARY Pupils of Lincoln School will Give an Entertainment Tuesday Night On Tuosday ovoning of this weok nn oxcellont entortalnmont will bo glvon at tho Now Grand Opora House, for tho benofit of the Lincoln school IP brnry. The teachers and pupils of th6 school, togothor with tho patrons, havo decided to onlargo the library, and to do this havo determined to glvo an entortalnmont, consisting of liter ary and musical numbers, for which thoy hopo to sell 1000 tickets at 25 conts each. Tho program, as arranged for tho entortnlnmont, Is as follews: Music Orchestra Song "Grander thnn all tho Ban nors of the World" Ily school Exorcise "Over In tho Meadow.".. Song "Tho Morgan Family1' Ribbon Drill Ily sixteen girl's Orchestra , , Exorcise "Tho Worm and tho Bui- torlly" Plnuo solo Hlnncho Drown. Tho Hrownios School Orchostrn Exorclso . . . ."In the Time of Roses" Solo "Plonso Glvo Me a Penny' Farce "Yo Doostrlck Skulo" ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING AT CITY HALL TONIGHT AT 80'CLOCK Tho Boer Dead. They Ho by Moddor's wind stronm, Uy hill and vnlloy lone Fnmo guarded In otornal dream, Unmark'd by loving Btono. Tho s u nun or hrooco from hidden valq's Stirs leaf and grass to tunu And sudden gust of autumn walls Tho tlead of glory's noon. Tcgula slugs their funoinl hymn, Hoarse-sounding thro' tho hills; Mnjubn, frowning high nnd grim, Tholr prophecy fulfills. Red Splon Kop, with Iron hnnd Tho tide of bnttlo stays Reliant In tho courago grand That kindled othor days. Oh, not for them the falling tonr, Tho wringing hand of woo Thoy hoard tho cry of battle noir, Tho challenge or tho foo. And ever while a hoart can slug Of valor or of famo, Their doods forevurmoro shall ring, And glory wrontho tholr name. Above their graves shall glory hold Communion with her doad, When penllng down the yonrs Is told The tale of carnage rod. No more for them the beat of drum, The frenzy of tho fight; The darknom of the night hns como Whoro (himed tho battle light. T. F. Rowland. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there Is at least ono dreaded dlseaso that science has boon able to cure In all Its stages, nnd that Is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is tho only positive euro now known to tho medical fratornlty. Catarrh be ing a constitutional dlseaso, requlroa u constitutional trontmont. Hall's Ca tarrh euro Is taken Internally, acting directly upon tho blood and mucous surfaces or the uystom, thoroby de stroying the foundation of tho dlsoaSe, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and as sisting nature lu doing Its work. Tho proprietors have so much faith In Its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that It falls to euro. Send for lint of testi monials. Address P. J. CHHNKY & CO.. Toledo. O. Sold by drutfgiaU. 75e. IUl's Family Pill aro tho host ' o There Is Nothlnn Uk Reed orofld and pastry. The kiwi that Is mad at the. Pioneer lllakery Is ptira and wholwwme, and always mm the eoHHiiier. Cheap Wood. Now la tha tlwe to lay In your sup ply of alab wood. The ehaapeat wood la Oia raarkat Iamy ordars at the omc of Cafdtal Irnbariag Co. 14-St o fiiAn ttt 9 rPl Wtft ? ff aimtf rtf "What Is Manr la tha title of a splendid little book by a galata aathor. and should be read by averyeaa- A alee present for any young waa. Prof. W. C. Hawley says. "I hope for tala book the wide road lag It daaarvoa." For aala at Pat toaa' book atort. Price ie. 0 0-2w o CASTOR I A Tar Intents aad Children. T9 KM You Have Always Betigii J filgivitnro of ajffl&A4k4 I .wiwtrfj ntOrOv,. MONDAY, JUNE SALEM SCHOOL B0ARD Transacts Routine Business Saturday Night At n meeting Saturday ovoning the Salem board of school directors olcct ed Jnnltors as follews: East school, C. C. Robinson; North, C. Unruli; Park, C .D. Purdy; Lincoln, O. A. Nye; Contrnl, Jamos Fisher. Tho annual census of tho Salem school district, Just completed, shows the school pop ulation to 117C males, 1214 females; total 2300. Tho flguros show a falling off of 390 school chlldron during tho year, the consus for 1901 showing 2780 children ot school ago In the district. Thlrty-fivo tonohors nro omployod In Salem's schools. An appropriation of $G000 was made for tho cancellation of an Installment of popular loan notes. Tho present Indebtedness of tho district Is $17,000. Tho supply committee was Instruct ed to seo thnt ballots, 2000 In number, were proparod for Monday's election. Under tho new law, school districts aro compelled to provide tho ballots, the oxponso of which has previously be longed to the candidates Booking tho honor, Hills woro paid as follews: 1). G. Cochran and W. E. Richardson, ?2G each for taking tho school census; J. Haumgnrtnor, clerk, for services ror tho torm from March 1, 1901, to July 1, 1902, $200. o We Are After ' Tho success thnt succeeds, by prompt service, a neat, clean storo and guaranteeing everything wo boII. Tele phone 571. IIRANSON & RAOAN. o 70 Hours Is tho dally record of Uio Chicago & North-Wostorn railway botwoen Portland nnd Chlcngo, with only 24 more added to Now York and Boston. It tlmo saved Is money earned, chooso tho Chicago & North-Wostorn, anil savo any delay, change of cars and other Inconvonloncos. Our trains run solid through to Chicago. Ask any ticket agont, or address. A. a. BARKER, Gen. Agt., 153 Third St., Portland. Or. C-10-lw o The Great Rock Island Route. Through personally conducted tour- iBt Blcoplng cars between Portland nnd Chicago onco a week, nnd botwoon Og don and Chlcngo throo tlmos a weok, via tho Scenic lino. Through Standard Bloeptug cars dally between Ogdeu and Chicago, via tho Sconlc lino. Through Standard Blcoplng cars dally botwoen Colorado Springs and St. Louis. Through Standard nnd tourist sloop- Ing cars dally between San Francisco and Chicago, via Los Angelas and El Paso. Through Standard slooplng enrs and chnlr cars dally botwoon St. Paul and Chicago. Bo euro that your ticket reads via tho Groat Rook Island Routo. Tho best nnd most rcasonublo din ing car service For rates, foldors and descriptive lit oraturo write to A. 18. COOPER, General Agont, Portland, Or. S0ULH BROS PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS PorSiUto and vltlnlt, leave orders t Ceo Wlivs Mime Store. PORTLAND OR. The Science of ft Many people have benn Iwl to be lieve throiiKh falsa report nnd lnno ranco that Osteopathic treatment was painful and even Injurious to children or weakened Invalids. Not hi n k could be farther from the truth for It Is adapted ti) the case, and 111 nowise Is It Injurious to the frailest ehlltl or weakened Invalid. Hut rather It Is Invigorating and atreHRth enlug. and never Is the patient worn out or made narvoua from treatment. However, there are many fakera and pretenders In Osteopathy who do not understand how to hIvo treatment properly. . Noae are genuine or com petent who have not attended school at least four terms of Ave monthe enali. Drs. J It Wyekoff ad Mrs. Grace Albright of I. O. O. F. Temple. Salem, are graduates of the American School of Oataoaatby, a twenty months' school, and thoroughly qualified to ulve sleUfle treaUaeat and handle any ease mil la thair eare. All dla eataa, eanerlally ehroak dhMaaae and deformiUea. yield to the treatment without knife or dreua. Hours 9 to 4. Phone Main Mil. Odd Fellowa' Temple. Salew, Or. '.IfYoulliiven't Tried Our FRiiSH ROASTED COFFEES You Have Missed bomethlnir The Salern Coffee Roaster JOHNSON & O'FLYNO, Props. Phono Main 2724. I. O. O. F, Temple L. D. HENRY'S REAL ESTATE AND RENTING AGENCY is at MO CoaimereUl Btreet PKeSETMAlH 2681 SALEM ORE. Osteopathy 16, 1902. rWrJirn ?; , ? AYegclablc Pr cpunlionlbr As slmilaung (UcFoodnuilRcdula ling lite Stomachs awl Dowels of MESS! Promotes Digeallon.Chccr(iir ncssarKincst.ContniHs neither Opium.Morplune nor Mineral. NOT NAIIC OTIC . flnvxaroujyxuwnmttax rJxt Smt' IMMUSJM- fc?S5wJflf Apctfccl Remedy forConsUpfl Uon , Sour Stomach, Dinrrhoca Worms .Convulsions .Feverish ncss ruulLoSB or Sleek Facsimile Signature or NEW YORK. exact copy or wrapper. -rtf O H MACK 1s3B33firi?3i:si2r Successor to Dr. J. M. Keono, In Whlto Corner, Salem, Orogon. I'nrtlos desiring suporlor operations at mod orato foo In any branch aro In especial request. STEUSL0FF BROS. Dealers In Live Stock, Wholesale and retail butchors nnd packors, All kinds of fresh and nalt meats. Kino snusngoB, hamn, bacon nnd lnrd. 310 Commercial stieot. CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Mots.all mall and passenger trains. Daggago to ull parts ot tho city. Prompt isrvlco. Tolephono No. 241. HOMYisrt ft iircrmioic. This is it This Is tho plauu where you (ret ImneJt work at sn lionext price. All kinds of bloycle ropttirinit snd nil kinds o( tires mid sundries nt ro.iroimblo prices. FRANK J. MOORE 100 Court Bt. Phone '.'(144 HUIE WING SANG CO. Wo keep all kinds China and Jupim muttluKW. Firs Works. Dry Hoods. Bilk, l-ndles' underwear. WrnpperM, Waists, on snlo cheap. 140 Stato Btreet. Balem, Ore. Salem Water OFFICE UllY HALL For wator service apply at offloe Dills payable monthly lu advance Mnko all complaints at tho olllee. Barr's German SaWe llests quickly all cut, or bruiser, prnws f )rne out ofUme Imok, ami Irtura rllvurx out f IImIi which o'ten break off m short to pull. Bucks like stlrkniK plaMer. Trv it ami you will nevr w wiiiioii', uy until me. L. M. BARR, 1d State 8t 8alem, Ore. Tb? flDDeJj. FINK WINIM. I.IUUOHH AND OIUARtJ ... 102 Coiirt St Your Step Mother Is still hero busy as over, and wbsn your clothes are all out of order, worn, with buttons off, take them to her at tbe Salem Dye Works. At this establishment you can et aaythlnu set to rlKhts, from a pair of arinvofi. ii the most elaborate silk gown. A gentleman can get bis hat aiuiuA. his trousers creased, or tus .vhnUi suit reiuvenatea to sun uib tmutt,. also four suits a month for fl- .. ' . ...- -....wl .M MJ.I.K Uiiliona sewe oh, ripe ! up, uu pressed on short notice. New goods shrunk for dressmaking. MRS. C. H. WALKER 106 Commercial Street S. C. STONE, M. D. pfcOMItTCH OP Stone's Dniff Stores SALEM, OnEQON. Tim storasttwo In numberlare located at No. 236 and 297 Commercial l. and are well stoeKed wim a complete line of drags and wedleloee, toilet arUalee, perfuffiery, brushes, eta., (lu bad eetue M yeara experlaate lu Uio pragtiee of medleJue aad now ffiakaa o cbarga fw eomfulUtloB, ex afflTsatloB or presarlpUoa. iStlj For Infants nnd Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature AW ft i ft If Use Over Thirty Years T Tilt rtHTAIID eHHNt. Nt t OH ITf. O. C, T, Co's PASSENGER BTCAMEU POMONA Leaves for Portland Monday, Wednesday and i'rlday,Ha.Di. For Corvaills Tuejday.Thurs day and Saturday at 5 p. in. Quick Time, Cheap Rates Dock! Foot of Trade at, ., , M. P. BALDWIN, Ajf. ORecp Shohtliihe aho UN ION PACIFIC DKPAHT Kill TIMtS BCIIEDULE3 Fruin i'ortlaml, Or, AHRIVK rltOM CtllCRgil PortUml fiecll .W. in, VIA Hunt lngton Hlt Ukr, PffiiTer. YU Worth. Onih, Kwiiai Ullr, HI. Uiiil. UbluAgo and Katl. iflO p m, AtlVntfo' Kxprou M n. m. tU lluui' lUtftOU " Ht.'l!ul Kut Mall t:iap, m, vU Hioknno Hlt Ltio, PaiiTor H Worth, Omaha, KntiMi Cllr, Bt. Um1, i:iileo and Kait. MO, m Valla"wVa. UwfMom U..LUMA UUII..M. lllllb DIIII..UV. ,,w,iv.- . .... man, Mlnntapulli fiV I'uil. Diilnlli.UIIwAUkte :0 nt UUluatiO, anu nut. HOURS " 72 P0BTLAMD TO CIHCAOO Ho ChsBit of Cars Tl.rr.nuh tlnkfets vis this ronto to nil Eneteru points on snlunt Bouthorn Pa clllo dojiot oOlco. OCEAN AND HIVED 8CIIC0ULI) Prom PortUDd All aallliu 'late ubJKl in oiiauso ycrtianFriiiclM-o Vail eer 6 lr Sp. lb p. in Dally Cxcelil 8uiiUjr S n. hi. COIUM)ll KIVK.K ToAttorla aimI War UnllH m. n.Hi u ml HttiriUj uP-n. WILLAMETTn RIVl'.U Blentner Kuth loaves Balem for Port laudand way landings onTubl4y,Thurs- days and Saturdays, about 10 a. in. tor Corvallis uml way landings, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at about 6 A.LloitAia, M. P. BALDWIN. t On. Pass. At. At. O. H. A N. desk Portland, Oro. Halem. Ore. Co-Vtillb & lastern Ham tail TlADfi OATID. No. 2 For Yaqulna: Truln loaviw Albany... ...12.60 p. in Train leavoa OorvallU.... :W P-" rrnln arrives Yaqulna . o:5 p. iu He. 1 Itoturnlntfi Laavos Yaqulna 600a. m Leavos Ckirval!l ''??,. u Arrlros Albany 12:16 r. u No. 3 For Detroit! Leavea Albany 7;0) a. w, Arrives Detroit 115 . in Nn. a Prnm Detroit 1 Lcnyea Detroit 12.45 p n Arrives Albany ........ 6:40 ji in TrainB 1 arrives In Albany iu time to connect wlt H ' ut" lunu. train, m well as ulvlnKtwo or three b'H.rs in Albany before departure of 8, V. North bound train for 1'ArtTf ud. Train No. 2 connects with the H, 1'. went ilde train at Corybllls i OroMliu for Iiulenerulenee. MoMlimvllU and al' pidiiu north to I'ortland J.TottMkM. Hmrih Btons, Api)t.Albnr Manse. B. F, JONES Attorney at Law Toledo, Oregon. Was clerk ot olroult court for sU yara and baa an up-to-date abstrao) Of all prowany iu i.inroin ettuiuy.. ., THE ELITE CAFE 208 Commercial Street Mealo at all beurs. Ojxw day and nli . ..... .. UmIv puce in tie iny nanuuag uiq f mom OLYMPIA BBER Is the Haejidea km. WUoletale aad iatn , , 0. feKBRLBvPKoprictor j For tr MM" ADVERTISEMENTS ,dvertlmcntt, fire Uses or (ess, ! 1W cefotie lasenedtbree times for 2Sc,50cWcK.$l.5 a month. All over rivs line tibetmt rte. t jj'iiuu uutiuumju WANTED. Wanted. Royfl to leave nnmeaiat mes senger office, 288 Commercial street, for future referonco. Chance for po sition for right, boy. Must have wheel and furnish good referonccs. Wages, $13 por month. C-l-3t Wanted to Buy wagon; must Journal. -A light halt spring be chonp. Address Wanted. Trustworthy pornons "lnoacU county to manago business, old, es tablished houso, solid financial standing; Btrnlght, bona fido Weekly cash salary of $18, paid by check each Wednesday, with nil oxp'obsoa direct from headquarters; 'iriSnoy advanced for expenses. Manager, .170 Caxton Qldg., Ohlcago. G-H-mon-Bat-4w Wanted. A good girl- at tho Salem Dyo Works, 105 Commorcial Bt C-13-3t Wanted. A man to cut 25 cords of wood, near Hayesvillc. Apply at 4G8 Liberty Bt, Balem. 0-ll-3t .. Wanted Everybody to try Oregon Foot Caso for all toot ailments. Once tried always Used. Ask your druggist or Bend 2Ca. S. L. Hayes, Ilalsey, Ore. B-37U LOST AND FOUND. Don't You Know Auytniug about Ed wards' Market? At 410 Stato street Host placo to buy fresh and cured moats nt tho lowest prices. Phone 2024. D. Edwards, prop ffWVf iiiiii miiii)M. ,wwpwii I FOR RENT. ilrfSiX"rfN For Rent. Four nlcoiy furnished sleeping rooms, In good location. Apply nt LlBton's lnsurarico offlco, McCormack block. G-ll-tf. For Sale. Now and second-hand-bug-glos, now and. eocond-bnnd spring wagons, buokbonrda and carti,1 bt tho Salem Carrlago and Wagon'rac tory. Wornor Fennoll, proprietor, 364 Commorcial street 4-lC-tf, LODGES. - ri ft ii Protection Lodfje No. 2, Ancleu,t Or dor Unltod Workmen, tndots every Saturday ovoning In tho Holnwn Hall, cornor of Utato aud Llborty Btroota. Vlsltlnii brothron welcome. B. A. MoFaddon, M. W. J. A. Sellwood, Hocordor. , . FOKESTER3 OF AMERICA Court Sherwood Foroators No. 10. Moeta Friday eights In Turner block. Ira Hamilton O. It; A. L. Drown. Sea Central Lodae No. 1U K. of P. Caatlo Hall In Holman block, cornor State aud Llborty stroots, Tuesday ot each week at 7:30 p, m. Claud Townsond, O. a, Zod&o J. Rlggs, K. ot It. and 8. FOR BALE. For fialo Cnosp Soconu naud tnresh. Iiik outfit. Advnnoa Separator, 3Gx CI, with wind stacker. Also 13 II. 1. eiiKlno, with water tank nnd wagon. All In good ordeh Prlco f 7C0. K. M. Crolsan, Salon). , Ore son. 0-14-d&w-tf Hor Oalc Vutoli J my, trom ono tou upwurdH. Immudlnto delivery. J. l. Frlzaoll. 308 Summer SU 14-lf Screen Doors. New aud aouond-band, nlso nn Invalid ohalr at o. bargain. J. N. Shantss. 107 Court Btreet C14-tf For Sale. mueoniMiand wntjiou. MltcU- ull, l.owls & Staver CO., Dl-GC Stato MtroeL C-lllw. A bnap. A Kunorul inerohuudlso store for salo nt cost, in ono ot tho most prosperous towns lu Oregon. Call on or address O. T. Conner, Merrill, Oregon, or W. A, Llston, real ostato donlor, Salopi, Or. ,Ml-tf. Screen Windows a6 ooutu to 00 conta euoh. Hereon doors 11.15. IncludliiK Jmrdwaro. Wlro fenolntf for all tur poses. Just recolvuil a carload of shliiBlos. Walter Morloy, 59 Btito streoL TONSORIAL. BZtrtorXopZZRmZlM shop on Stato street Every tltlug now and upto-dnto. Finest porcelain baths. Shavo, ICo; hair-cut, 25o; baths, 2Co. Two flratclaaa boot blacks, 0. W. JSvans, proprietor. Ryan's Shaving Pwlora. Boven first- class barbora engasod. Finest bata rooms lu city. Wo use autlaopllc sterJIUor. 4. llyu,.Po. HOP AND PRODUCE BUYERS. J. CarmTchael Hop buyer. OfUco la llush-Uroymau building, Salem, Ore gou. Samplea ot choice hopa sollc lied from all growore. BUSINESS CARDS. J. H, Drawer, physician and suroeon. Office In Qray block. Rooma 7 and 0. Phono 91. L""Uuf"i i'aliitilr aud pTper banger, moved to 149 Stato street, opposite John Hughes. Leavo orders or call for estimates. 5-1-tt KStTSe-Wo wish to glvo noilce ihai Mr. W .U. Simpson la the duly au thorized sexton ot tho I. O. O. V. eetnotery, and baa sole charge ot tha same. I'artten having business at the cemetery will please consult him. Twsteoa of Cheweketa IM$ No. 1. I O. O. F. B-SIU CLASSIFIED OSTEOPATHY. brloht. Twenty montha graduate of the Amerloan Boliool ot Osteop athy. Klrksvllle. Wo, Dr. WyaHoit la the only twenty months' gentleman graduate In Salem. Odd Vel)o.wa' Temple. 'POB0 M1 3731. D77'M. T. dchoeltle-UraduaU Ai4wl- ..can School ot Osteopathy, Kirliiv villa. Mo. Office la Tk bteek. over tho Spa. 0ee hwf 8; Ut 11:80 and 1 tai ' -l W: 0. Mobbln., Or. 6f 0MSe3IW: Qraiuate of tha CeJuwUla Qolla ot Osteopathy. QWo. HI. OMen 1ST Court atreat Chrw W a ipeeiajty. c 0 -u&Z aoaey mk wy. nmevtauv SiSPttirB! Jilaaiixi wv :T? ' p mmatavuMff