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Newspaper Page TextGOLD DU8T. let the GOLD DUST twins do your work. m4 i'1fR 11 U Mf6X I g Fa &$ Salem Social Swim 1 RSlZl "- Bwson, Alice RawBon, Mrs. T. Maple- THE D AILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THUR8DAV, JUNE 19, 1902. GOLD BUST toWei ttiu problem of easy dish washing, t cud create and cleans dltlios better tlion anything elsa Does Its work quickly, well and economical. Made only by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY. Chicago, New York, Boston, St. Loulj. Makers ot OVAL FAIRY SOAP. A now coffee at 25 and 30 cents a jiound. Try a pound, and let the coffee apeak for Itself you will continue on tho same coffee. Wo gunranteo It to bo always fresh roasted. Y0K0HAAU TEA STORE Phono 2411 black Free Delivery. WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVAL8. C. H. ItnlBton, Jr., Portland. Clias. Illngler, Portland. II. Karno, San Francisco. Q. W. Reynolds, San Francisco. T. D. Shlolds, Portland. A. N. Smith, Portland, Geo. Ii. Mavlos, Philadelphia. M. W. Gallagher, Michigan. O. W. Ish, Ortlng, Wash. Miss Curtis, Portland., A. R. Singer, Portland. H. O. Andrews, San Francisco. N. L. Dutlor, Monmouth. Dr. Win, L. Dreo, U. S. Navy. 0. H. Stolhl, Jr., Wabash. Thos; Sllngor, Portland. R. F .Dnkor, Urooks. Mrs. G. E. Leman, California. Calendar or Local fu.- Jn"lyt iUrcal08t celebration In Ore Eon at Salem. A Church Wedrilnn M.i J M,0ck Wed,losy evening Miss Sophia Townsend, daughter of Kov. and Mrs. II. Lossner, of No. 478 Center street, was married to Mr. Ran Kin Ross, of North Yaklmn. w..... ton. Tho ceromonv innt iin,. i.. ,i. Lutheran Evangelical church, of which Kov. Lossnor is pastor. Tho bride was Klvon away by tho fathor. H. F. !.. nor, of Portland, was best man, wlUi Miss Lydla Lossner. maid of h,,,. and Miss Amanda Lossner bridesmaid Otto Lossnor being the attendant. The imcio woro white organdie, trimmed In real lace, and decorated with rnH,. and orango blossoms. Tho church had been handsomely decorated by tho ladles of tho congre gation with roses, ferns and ivy. The reception took place at tho resldonco of tho bride's narontn. mnnv i.nntir..i (and costly presents bolng recolved irom tho guests. Among thoso present were: Mr. and Mrs. Norott, Mr. and Mrs. Hartsman. Mrs. Wolz, Mr. and Mrs. Daumann, tho Misses Ilattlo and Lillle Daumann, Mrs. and Miss Simon, L. Nerott, Mrs. E. Smith, A. Host, Mr. and Mrs. Bred emelor, Mrs. Kerberg, Misses Lena, i-iorcnco and May Achllls, Altbrech Achills, Miss 13. N'erot, Mr. and Mrs. Buottner, Mr. and Miss Heldecker, all of Salem; Miss Johannls, Minneapolis; Mr. and Mrs. F. Pohlen, of Portland. .md A. Kllbe, of Macksburg. Tho newly wedded couple will bo at homo In North Yakima, Washington, after July 1st. u?.;..Pnima Maplethorpe, Mrs. 0, Mrs. Orr Royal, Lynn Royal. Florence j.t.. airs, aiyra A. White, Mrs. Fred Sauvalne, Misses Francos Cornollus Elsie Qoodhuo, Maudo Ailnm n- Smith, Lorona Olios, Nora Mentor, An nlo Clark, Clara Banner, Emma San nor, Edna Wondol, Mabel Rawson, Ed na Horshey, Edith Maplethorpe, Una Klcnpln, Lulu Ollmoro, Emma Gil more, Mattlo Honsel, Gladys Honsol, Messrs. F. P. Lltchnold, Frank E. Pet erson, S. J. Schenfleld, Carl Williams, Pallas Gllmore, Elmo S. White. Emory ailmore. Wattor Honsol, Delbort llur-ton. SHOT HIS WIFE. Veterans Reunion. Saturday, June 21st, tho Union Vet ornns' Union and Ladles of the Grand Army will havo a reunion nnd straw berry picnic at tho homo of Comrado H. 11. Ryan, north of tho city, at 10 o'clock a. m tocontlnuo all day. Com rados with tholr families and friends are invited to participate, and havo ft good tlmo. CONSUMPTION the moBt drended and deadly of nil diseases, as well as nnoumonln. nmi ts2Vfsxsgst&s,. uizrzzrzsxz miw kiub oi au uougn cures." Cures ',olulu" uuurnuon ni nor noma at Then Attempted Suicide by Taking Poison. Vancouver, Wash., Juno 18. Jumea Coughs and Colds In a day.. 2C cents, lour money uncle If dissatisfied. Write for free snmple. W. II. Hookor & Co., Uuffalo, N. Y. D. J. Fry, Drug, gist. B PERSONALS. There Is Nothing Llko good broad and pastry, Tho kind that Is mado at tho Ploncor Ddkory is puro and wholesome, and always ploasos tho consumer. Cheap Wood. Now Is tho tlmo to lay In your nup ply of slab wood. Tho cheapest wood In tho markot. Loavo ordors at tho ofllco of Capital Lumhorlng Co. 14-21 i o Bun the j? 1 to 'Ai Vwi Hare Always BdgN 0' Wild Market In Corn. Chicago, Juno 18. July corn devel oped a wild market on tho board of trade. It wont to C9 soon aftor tho opening, being an advance of Vi cont ovor last night's close. Heavy soiling by John W. Gates' crowd, which is said to bo trying to cornor tho world's corn supply, caused tho decllno In tho market, and wns hammoreJ through out tho sosslou by tho olovator mon, nnd at tho closo was C5',c. The Reason Why Tho White House rostaurant has such largo patronngo Is becauso tho meals that aro served aro tho host money can b;iy. Open day and night o We Are After Tho success that succoods, by prompt service, a noat, clean storo and guaranteeing ovorythlng wo sell. Tolo phono 671. DRANSON & RAGAN, o Ladles Can Wear Shoes. Ono sizo smaller aftor using Allen's FootjEaso, a powdor to bo shaken Into tho shoes. It rnakos tight or now shoes fool easy; gives Instant relief to corns aud bunions. It Is tho greatest comfort discovery of tho ago. Cures and pre vents swollen feet, bllstora, callous and sore spots. Allen's Foot-Ease Is a cer tain cure for sweating, hot, aching feet At all druggists and shoe stores, 26a Trial packago FREE by mall. Address Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y. i BUY PAINT here you can buy cheapest. We sell only the best grade of goods. Carter's Strictly Pure White Lead, none better At71-4cperpound Tho Celebrated brand oi Middlctoh Oil Best Lineeod OH made fully up to stand- ard as to purity Boiled OH, 80c per gallon. Raw OH, 78c per gallon. Goods delivered (re- Northwest Normal College Graduates. The commencement exercises of the Northwest Normal College ltavo been well attended. The final graduating axerclsos woro held at tho First Bap tist church Tuesday evening. A fine judlonco greeted tho class and their orator. Tho music was provided bv the Northwest Collogo of Music, and was Just what all anticipated, excollcnt; tho recitation by Miss Deatrlco Short received tho closest attention of all prosont and was loudly applauded; the addross to tho class by President Uoardtnjin, McMlnnvlllo Collogo, was a masterpiece of Its kind, and will In- splro tho young peoplo to propuro themselves thoroughly for tho work they expect to pursue. Tho speaker showed that whero ono who is not thoroughly prepared succoods onco In a while, chuncos for success would be Increased a hundred fold If duo prepa ration had been made. Tho address was full of sound argu ment and encouragemont for higher education. Tho following graduates recolved dipeomas: Duslnoss Jasper W. Longcor, CJydo J. Caroton, Fred 13. Ellis. Uyron W. Snyder. English Miss Cora May Talking- ton, Clifford A. Lewis. Clnsalp Philip II. Laufman, Jamos W. Mott, Paul G. Stahl. Diplomas woro then prosentod by Prof. Garland, who seems Justly proud of this lino class, the first to.graduato in tho Northwost Normal Collogo, Leon G. Holland Is In Portland. Prof. W. E. McElroy. of Eugene, Is In Salem. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Campbell. Jr.. aro visiting In Portland. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cavannugh have gone to Pasadena, California. Mrs. R. A. RobltiB nnd daughters will spend the summor nt Astorln. Mrs. Samuel Ltvosley hns returned to Portland after a visit with Mrs. J. A. Morrison. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Westacott and It. II. Westacott havo gone to Mohnma for nn outing. W. 13. Keys, a W. U. student, litis returned to his homo nt Fossil, to spend tho vacation. Mr. nnd Mrs. Thuo. Nolf and Miss Allco Lycox hnvo gono to Sellwood, Multnomah county, to rosldn. Mrs. Minnie Miller, who has boon visiting hor sister, Mrs. Charles Lemb eke, litis returned to Woodburn. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS Will Be Held-In Salem on the Follow ing Dates. The U. S. civil sorvlco commission announces that an examination will bo hold for engineer, bureau of chom Istry, In tho department of agricul ture, In Salem, -on July Sth; for dock olllcors, coast and geodetic survey, July 8, 9, 10; for laboratory assistant,, national buroau of stnndards, July 10; for nssigtnnt In road mntorlnl labora tory, July 15, 1902. Persons who desire to cotnpeto should at onco npply to tho U. S. civil sorvlco commission, Washington, D. U., or to Miss Zndoo Palmor, at Salem postofllco, for application forms, whloh should ho properly oxecutod and tiled with the commission nt Washington, D. C. Fourth Plain, and then attempted sul cmo by taking poison, lllckcy, who separated from his wlfo some tlmo ago, went to tho house, and, entering tho door, fired flvo shots from a pistol nt his wife, nt a distance of only a few foot tho shots taking effect In tho woman's back. Ho then awallowed tho contents of a vlnl containing poi son. Neighbors woro attracted by the shots, and woro soon on tho scono. The woman will die. but tho man will live. nyaSwitwi 'JitB.uJiiWi.ii fewi.17f Ifflj JM flO) 3 ffi pi I Wk H iviiv I witiJri mmm piii AVcgclable lYcpnrationTorAs slmilalmg ihcRxxInmlHertuIa -ling the Stoinnchs arid Bowels of RECEPTION TO NEW PASTOR. Sweet Frv's Drufif Store Rev. and Mrs. T. R. Hornschuch Are Welcomed by Chemeketa-St. Evan gelical Church. Ono of tho pleasant affairs ot tho season waa a reception glvon Tuesday ovonlng by tho Ladlos' Aid Socloty of tho Chomokota-streot Evangollcal church to tholr now pastor and his wlfo, Rov. and Mrs. T. R. Hornschuch, at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Schonfiold, on 21st streot. A short program was rondorod, aftor which all woro bountifully sorvod with Ico croam and cake. Rov. and Mrs. Horn schuch woro cordially wolcomod by tho membors and friends of the church, and each expressed the desire that their stay among us may be long and evor as pleasant as last evening. Tho following program was rendered: Song, "Meet Aro the Ties That Dlnd." Recitation, "Hoy and String" Percy Eckhart. Instrumental solo, "Harvest" Km ma Gllmore. Recitation, "Dill's In Trouble" Lll- lyan Adams. Instrumental solo. "Home. Home" Lula Gllore. Recitation, "The Little Girl WHO Wouldn't Say Plea', May Redman. RecItatlon.WIIIIe Hokhart. Instrumental solo. "Sultan's Dawl March" Blva Doty. Reoltatlon, MDer Adams. Vocal duet, "I have no Motner ko Amy and Bva Hughe. AdiirAM of weloome. RoyaL Response. Ret. T. R. Howw. Timaa HreRt were: Ker. and M T R. Hornsehuch. Rev- and Mr, a a Horneehucb. Mr. am - -- flekl, Mr. awl Mrs. C. K. Royal. Mr and Mr. 0- V. Urn. RM nof8' Mr. U J. Goodhue. Mr. J. A. Dickey. Bdwln Dlekey. Mr. aid Mrs- . A. DnedlcL Mrs. T. & CorwM. Mr. aud Mr. W. A. A&. Alv Adaj. Mr. ad Mr. T. M. Jew. s'; p- UWW' . .j.- t III van All&m. ir' St. J- W. IU. May Rd--in. M- C -T. WlUte. Ml 8. H. OHM. Mr. M c- . , .... we. nm mr. "" ,'" ,. wd Ml T. M."B4Khart. CJaren. e k Suit To Divide Estate Joseph W. Kirk, a minor, by Matil da M. Kirk, his guardian nd litem, has begun action In tho circuit court against Potor P. Kirk nnd S. McDon ald, asking for a division of the 200 aero d. 1. c. of Peter Kirk, deceased, to tho ond that tho plaintiff may acquire tho use of , his share of tho estate. Tho p lalntlff minor Is six years of ngo, und alleges that he was horn after the making of thu will of his deconsed father; that the other holrs ot tho oh tnto received a sharo thoreot; that tho will has beon probated nnd-the ostnto has boon administered upon, nnd that he hits not beon allotted any share. M. E. Poguo Is attornoy for tho minor plaintiff. o Dunn Gets Twenty Days Wage Earners' Attention. All wage oarnors are urged to be present nt tho mooting of Salem Federated Labor Union to-nlcht in Hurst hull, over Stolnor's grocery storo. Mooting will bo onen to tho public nnd addresses will bo mado by Frank Davey, L. II. Mp.Mnhau and E. 1). iloignn. Salem clerks nnd mill mon are urged to attend. o Mokl Tea positively Cures ,Slck neaoacne, indigestion and Constlpa tlon. A delightful horb drink. Ro- inovos nil eruptions of tho akin pro ducing a perfect complexion or money refunded. 2fic. and 60c. Wrlto to us for freo snmplo. W. II. Hookor & Co., Uuffalo, N. Y. I). J. Fry, Druggist. More Hops Contracted. Thomns and John Kirk, of SL Pnul, Marlon county, havo contracted tho sale to Faber & Nels, of Albany, of 10,000 pounds of 1903 hope at 10 cents per pound. The renders of this minor will bo ploasod to learn thnt thore Is' at i least one dreaded disease that Bclenco hail beon nblo to cure In all Its stages, nnd that Is catarrh, Hall's Catarrh iCuro Is tno only positive euro now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh bo lng a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment Hall's Ca tarrh euro Is taken lnterunlly, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surface of tho Bystom, thereby de stroying tho foundation of tho disease, and giving tho patient strongth by building up tho constitution and as sisting nature In- doing its work. Tho proprietors havo so much faith In its curative powers, that thoy offor Ono Hundred Uollurs ror any enso tnat It falls to euro. Sond for list of testi monials. Address Was Deaf But Hears C. R. Dtirfoo, a farmor residing near Shaw station, is ono of tho happiest men In this county. For ovor 23 years ho wns deaf In tho loft oar, his hoar- lug bolng ontlroly dostroyed, whllft his right enr was ontlroly normal. After treating with Dr. Darrln, at tho Hotel Wlllamotto, Mr. Durfoo can hear per fectly In tho loft enr, and Is loud In his prnlsos of tho physician who so suc cessfully treated him. Mr. Durfoo says the restoration of his hearing Is ' a groat rollof to him, for lib can now I hear every sound, and locato It. Miss ' Nellie, tho (laughter of Mr. Durfeo. was also cured by Dr. Darrln of deaf ness and granulated eyos about two months ngo, and Is now teaching school. Mr. Durfeo called at Tho For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought Jourunl odlco and above stntement o- voluntoorcd tho I Bears the t T-'-rz. n . wittuoituj w yi ii Promotes Digestion Cheerful- H jp - laF ncasamlRcsLContflinsncilticr r jr M WI Onium.rorplme nor Mineral 01 If NOT NVIIC OTIC . H gl U .- fjr miw i kiM A H? IB A7 btrcmiit-. I A t IS I M 11 mftrtuMMrfi' i rn Ri M fB " 0'2,;jW.iijv I In 1A mr 9 RB "zzi"- ' m w w ji q p ApeifccinometlyrorConsUiw- M I fl if UOU lion, Sour Stomncli.Dlnrrhocn nAF norms, convulsions, tcvcnsn- m ju Slm fflfM ncssomiiiOHsoF rLEi:r. m J" frill UvljI FncSuiuIo Signnlure of H J , I Thirty Years i EXACT COPr OF WRAPPCn 1P SijIrltLB 8 HSJUllff"! I thc rtHTAitn cnMrNf hiw tonn cm. floari the ,4 IW Kind Yon llata Always Bough MOUNTAIN AND OCEAN. Summer Rates ond Train Manane ment on Corvallls & Eastern. Edwin Stone, manager of thu O. & E. railway, has Issued a very pretty Illustrated brochuro advertising Yn nulnn bay, that peoplo who are planning IfLWRS O. M. MACK Successor to Dr. J. M. Keono, In Whlto Cornor, Salem, Orogou. Psrtloa desiring Buporlor oporatluns nt mod erate fco In any branch nro In especial request Harry Dunn, a common drunkard, and a prliulnoHt figure In police court circles, was this morning sontenced to 20 days In the c!ly Jail by Police Judge Juduh. Dunn was declared a com mon drunk by. Iho city council soveral years ago, but since that time he has apparently hud little dlfllculty In pro curing liquor, for he has been drunk the greater part of the time. Tho pen alty for selling liquor to a common diunk Is n serious offense, to which n sevore ponnlty is attached, and the Sa eom authorities are resolved to ascer tain the ource of Dunn's supply of booie, nnd punish the violator. Prof, tllley Dismissed. Prof. George Lllley. who occupied the chair of mathematics at thu University of Oregon, ha beu dis missed. The reason for thin action Is not learned. One of the regent, when asked the ron, refueed to eay anything. Prof. Lllley ha held the chair of mathematics elnee 187. He wae formerly prwrident of the Washington agricultural college, and Wore com ing to Hugene wai principal of one of Portland's jwhlle mImwIb. Wtmene Ouard. o BOHEMIA MINING DISTRICT. Mr. J. C. Jebnon, formerly of Ma Hon county, write im about the Ilia- Bahy"-UHy wathft Mining and Milling Co.. of Cot. taite Grove, of whieh be to terrettry and treasurer. We keow Mr. Joimmh to be a square man. and pereone wirt lng U lnyeUato the Kebemfa ml tag propoeltlon belter send for ow of Us lltaairatod cireuwrs. F. J. CHENEY & CO., li Toledo, O, Hf aoict oy druggists, 70c. H.i.l's Family Pills aro tho host. o OA-i'OxilA. oeu, tu j Itw Kd Ym Hate Alwars Bftijh "'-'(X4U 0 To Settle Strikes. New York, June 18. Representa tive Allan McDermott, of Jersey City, ImH announced that he will Introduce today In the houso of representatives a resolution looking to the settlement of tho coal strike. . It will provide for an Investigation by a national board of arbitration, to be appointed by the president. This hoard shull have power to settle nil dispute Up tweeu labor and capital. to go to n Hummer rosort would do well to solid for. Spoclnl excursion rates nro now mado to Newport and return for the senBon. Tickets ure on snlo from nil S, P. and C. & E. points through to Newport nt reduced rates. S. P. trains connect with thoso or tho C. & E. nt Corvallls and Albany. On or about Juno 20th tho C. & E. train from Detroit will leave that point In tho morning, meeting tho bay train at Albany nt noon, nnd that pas sengers from Detroit, Ilreltonbush or other mountain rosorts from Southern nolflc points can loavo Albany tho enmn afternoon without layover. reaching Dolrolt 'tho samo ovonlng. Tlckots from Corvallls and Albnuy to Detroit, good for tho season, nro on sale at both points at vory low rates. ' o The Great Rock Island Route. Through personally conducted tour ist sleeping cars botwoon Portland nnd Chicago onco a weolc, and between Og don and Chicago throe times a weok, via tho Sconto lino. '5TEUSL0FF BROS. Dealers In Live 8tock, Wholosnlo nnd rotnll butchers and pnokors. All kinds of fresh and salt moats. Flno sausages, hams, bacon and lard. 310 Commercial street. CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Moots all mall nnd passnugor trains. Dnggago to all parts of tho city. Prompt larvlco. Tolophouo No. 241. HOMYER & HEDRIOK. o, a t, cvs PASSDrlGDR STEAM 13 R POMONA Ltsvtf for Portland Monday, Vtdntjday And FrljUyMpi.m. i 5 p. n. day mid Saturday Quick Time, Cheap Rates Deck: Poot of Trade t. . OVf ID, Af t. M. P. DALDV mm. wo mmro Jt a BffjMJrvJl I Barr's German Salye IK-nls qulrkly all cuts, or bruise. DriitvH n.-irriiiHAN nut nf Iaiyia linnU nul 'draws pllvers out if lloh which often break oil too short to pull. Stick like sticking planter. Try It and you will nevor bo without. Ify mrtil '26o. I. A. BARR, 1-0 State St. Salem, Ore. AND SHOJrVTtllHE Union Vaciiig Your Step Mother Is still hero busy as ovor, and whon your clothes aro all out of order, worn, Ufllli Ill4rtln ttf tnm Minfn Ima m Through Standard slooplng cars ,ho fittIo.n Dyo WorkH. dally botwoon Ogdon nnd Chicago, via tho Scenic lino. Through Standard slooplng cara dally between Colorado Springs and St Louis, Through Standard aud tourist sloop At this establishment you can net anything not to rights, from u pair of glovou, to tho moHt olnborato silk gown. A gentleman can got his hat donned, his trousers oronsod, vr his wholo suit rojuvonntod to milt his taste, also four suits a month for $1 DKPAUT ron C'hlCBgJ Portlmul HpccUl t.-UOii, m Tin Hunt ing ton AtUiitla KlprCM W n, m, t! limit Ingtou "St. iVuT Ktt Mull 6:14 p. m. Via Bpokane TIMU SCIIEpULUS Vrom fortUnil, Or, AniUVB VHOM Hlt ljikp. Doiitiir. Ft. Worth. Omaha, Kaitann (Jilt, lit. l)iil, 0hlco m hjui. ?a!l l.aVo, Deuror Ft. Worth, Omaha, Kauaaa Oltr. Ht. liuula. tthlcaira audKul. vVlla' Walla. Unulon. woniie, napace. run man, lIltiiiaioiia ,MII RL Paul. Duluth.Mllwaukcn! lllilnajto, and Caat, 40 p tn. DilOa.'in lO'i in 72 " HOURS rOHTLACU TO CI1ICAC0 no bnaD 72 The Excitement Not Over The rush to the drug storo still con tinues and dally scoros of peoplo call for n bottle ot Kemp's Ralsam for the Throat and Lungu for tho euro of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Dronohltls nnd Consumption. Kemp's Balsam, the standard family remedy, is sold on a guarantee and never falls to give en tire satisfaction. 1-rlco 26e and (0c.2 Mr. C. P. To Go to Aahland. Governor Gmt. Secretary Pouter ami 8utirttdt AekawHW. citmU UtUng the elaie board ef edneaUe. go to Ashland tQNlgfet to aUeed D aHNoal BMotiNg of tk board of rav gMiU of the SouUww OMiOH Mormal SkhooL The eJecUon of a fecnUr Hd atker btwliuaM iwrtalMBg Ue nn aemewt of the tvhoot awaMs tho oaw aidiAOo of Uw board. Feor Years for Forgery. Itetim'tr. seteced to four y,,r for torgT. wee recrtvod at U l bi(txitiar WedMaday fro Astoria. !, was bnuht to tmm by SUtoiiK Iwm I ibviil and guard Admiral Schley's Pay. Washington. Juno 18. A bill, pro viding that Schley, on the retired list, be given the pay or rear-admiral on the active list, was favorably raportd to the senate by tho committer on naval affairs this morning, o lug cars dally between San Francisco ' " 8wtl!' I&0Wd "P' "Ui!" f.wju . v I. ..uvu. ,iun Miuu and Chicago, via Los Angeles aud El Paso. Through Standard slooplng cars and chair cars dally botwoon St Paul and Chicago. Ho suro that your tlckot roads via tho Great Rook Island Houto. Tho best aud most reasonablo din ing car service. For ratos, folders and descriptive lit eraturo wrlto to A. B. COOPKIt, Qeuoral Agent, Portland, Or. shrunk for dressmaking. MRS. C. II. WALKER 195 Commercial Street SOFTNESS OF SEALSKIN. Is Rivaled Dy Human Hair Where Dandruff Is Eradloated. Sealekin Is adndrad the world over for It softnoea and gioaeleetw; und yet the hitman hair le equally as soft and Htoeoy when healthy; und the rad Iral rauee of all balr trooblo Is dam ruff, which Is caueod by a peeUferou parasite. that sap tho vitality of the hatr at IU root. Nowbro's lleridcido Is the oely prMration that to fatal to the dandruff goro. Without dand ruff fto fallleg hair. Iwt a luxuriant growUi of gloeey. soft balr hi cor tain, icetirlfig the tKaln won't euro dand ruff. Kill the dandruff germ. Thows aiide of women ow their beautiful eulta of hair to Nowbro's Horfdddit. Eighty Miners Perished. Berlin. June IS. Fire Marled today In a coal mlno at Hungam. Heeee. It le bettered that K mIhw pertehed. .0 Ae kleiorr reeeats lUeK, the HUto Uw of OriHHefl. Iowa, has bad Its eeeoed ryelono. and GHesadl title ho (be bablu of hUtory are bad. o Reform School Supplies. Sealed proposal are hereby Invited fur fNmtehing the Oregon State Re form School with enHoMee for the aix months; ending December 31. IHt, a list of which win be fHrnlehed neon ayolitaUon to tho soHntondent AU bide tooat be In by 1 o'clock p. m., June 30. l&O? 11 X UICKBUS, ( 17 It Sepetiiitendent SOULE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS PORTLAND On. ForSaleei and vklr.lt Kave orders at Ceo Will's Mutlc Store. The Science of Osteopathy.,. Many popl havo been led to be hove through false rejwrt and Igno rance that Osteopathic treatment was painful and oven injerleim to ohlldren or weakened Invalids. Nothing couhI be farthor from the truth for It la adaptod to the case, and In nowise Is It liihtrtotw Ui the ftalleet ehlhl or .weakened Invalid. Hut rather It to Invigorating and strength ening, and never to tho patient worn out or mado nervous front treatntont However, there are many fakent and pretender In Osteopathy who do not undenHnnd how to give treatment properly. . Meoe are genuine or eom petent who have net attended school at leeet four term of nve monthjt eaeh. I)r. U K. Wyckoff and Mm. Oraee Albright of I. O. O. F. Temple, tfalew, aro graduatee of the American Behool of Otteonatby. a twenty mntb' Mhool, and thoroughly quallfled to Iflvo slwUc treatment awl handle any eae net Is thtdr earo. All die ease, eefterlaHy ehronle djeoaaes and defemUttw, yield b the trentntent wghout knife or dmtje. J Hours f to 4, Rhone Main 2721 043 Fellows' TfcioHl, "B.lw Or S, C. STONE, M. D. PHOPHIUTOH. OH Stone's Drug Stores SALEM, OREGON. The BtortoKlwo In uumberluro loeatod at No. 236 and 207 Commercial st, and aro well stocked with a oomploto line of drugs and mwllolniw, toilet articles, perfumery, brushes, etc., Has had some 25 yearn experience In tho praotlao of medlolue and now makes no charge for consultation, ex amination or prescription If You Haven't Tried Our FRESH ROASTED COFEEES You Have Missed Somclhlnsr The Salem Coffee Roaster JOHNSON & O'FLYNO, Props. Phone Main 2724. I. O. O. P. Temple iaoi of Cars Thrnuuh tickets via this route to all Kastorn points on sale at Southern Pa cific dK)t Ollll'H. 0CI2AM AND WVEH SCIICUULL' l'rora Portland a p, in. Iiallr uaoviil Hiiuifay I p. in. Haturdar ,VJU AllullliiK tlatea iibji-t to ejinuKQ Korau KranclMO Hallorcry 4U)ri COUJMIIIA HIVKIt a w way ToAiUirl lndiuKii, 4 p. in i p. m, ex. Hand . WILUMI2TTU HIVtH Steamer Ruth leaves Salem (or Port land and way landings on TuoaUyThurs tlays and Saturdays, about 10 a, in, For Corvallls end way landings, Mondays, Wed new! ays aud Fridays at about 6 XA. L. ORA.IO, M . P. IM LDWIN, Gen. Pass. Agt. Agt. 0. It. N. dock Portland, Ore. Salem, Ore L D. HENRY'S REAL ESTATE AND RENTING AGENCY U at il0 Commercial Street PHONE MAIN 2681 SAL CM OR 13, HO FOn NEWPORT. Oregon's Favorite Seaside Retort Recognising the ailvantago of Mew. Drt ae a eowmer resort over other eeaelde Mfte In the NorthWeet. aud to wake k poeelble for all who deeiro to spend tholr vacation by the ocean wave, thu Southern Partite Company, In oeuHocflow with the Corvallto & Maetern railroad, will ptaeo on sain. effective June llth. rooHdtiip tickets front all points In Oregon on the Southern Pacinc to Newport, good for return until October 10th, specially re duced rate. For full Information In nulre of yoor local agent C-10-eod "O i in i o jo m n? p wi. x -a. . 4f tt y IW IW Ml wifs IWtH V&jfr iwt. y , Utj? jOffc-Zr. HUIE WING SANG CO. We keep all kinds China and Japan matting, Plrw Works, Dry Goods, Silk, 1-u.dloe' underwear, Wrappere, WaleU, on salo cheup. llu State Street Salem. Ore. Salem Wor Co. OFFICE CI IV HALL For water service apply at office, UIIU payable monthly In advance. Make all complaints at the otflqo. Tb? flDDe?.. 102 Codrl St KINK WIKHS, LiqUOIts B. P. JONES. Attorney at Law Toledo, Oregon. Was elerk of circuit eotirt for six years and has an up-to-date nostras! of nil property In Lincoln county.. inrti.ii m ii i ii im i THE ELITE CaFE 2p8 Commercial Street Mli at a I beer. Opn day ond night. Ony pl.iee In thu city kaudliag the oipua OLYMPJA BHER I the Ureeptko tialeejL Wlteletale and reUll. B,- EGKERbENr Proprietor CLASSIFIED X A ADVERTISEMENTS Advertisements, five Hues or less, ia t Wi cetaaM Inserted three times for 25c, soea WeeKl'5G a month. All over five lines at tbe nc, rate. WAITED. Wanted five young rhen From, Ma Hon county to propnro at otico for positions In tho government sorvlco. Apply to Inter-Stnto Inst, Codar Rapids, Ia. G-n-Sm WantedEverybody to try Oregon Foot Ease for all foot allm'ente. Onco tried always used. Aal;ycur druggist or send 20c. 8. L. ilayes, Halsey, Oro. JJB-27U l ytMU ,'Uli ll.l...l LOST AND FOUND. WJtcrTtoeToTTnlry day, silver snap case, open faco EI glu watch. Finder return to Journal ofllco for roward. G-18-3d4w Don't You Know Any thlug.alxmt Ed. wards' Markot? At 410 Stntojjtroot Dost placa to buy fresh and.jcurod meats at Uio lowest prlcott. jPhono 2G24. D. Edwards, prop '" f!W 111'twi'fg Jii"i'iaagJtrfa,imUJ-iWn FOrtRENT. For Rent Four uicoiy furnlshod slooplng rooms, In good location. Apply at Liston's Insurance office, McCormaok bloclc 6-11-tf FOR SALE. For Salo. Now and second-hand bug gies, now and second-hand spring wagons, buckboards and carta, at tho Salem Carriage am) Wagon Fac tory. Wernor Found!, proprietor, 3G4 Commercial street 4-1G-U For Sale, Una second-hand phaeton, lit good repair. Inqulro at II. M. Wado & Co'b store. G-18-3t ror ante or "I raae. A goou soda water plant In good repair, Including boU tlcH, extracts, fixtures, etc. It Is do ing a good business, but ownor must movo, and will give a, good bargain, or trndu for town proporty. J. D. Undorwood, Tumor, Or. G-1G-Gt ocreon uoora. Mow and second-hand, also un Invalid chair at a bargain, J. N. Shantz, 107 Court atroot G-14-tf For Sale Cheap--ttocoud hand.throab iug outfit Advance Sopnrator, 36x CG, with wind Btackor. Also 13 II. P. englno, with water tank and wagon. All In good ordor. Prlco ?7&0. 10. M. Grolaan, Salem, Ore gon. G-H-d&W-tf Kor Sale. Twqnty-ucro truct wltH new barn, three tnllos cast ofiSaloni, at n bargain, it taken sooiuliianlre of C M. Heaver. It. F. D. No. G, Sa eom. G-J7-Gd-lw LODQES. rotoction Lodge No. 2, Auclont Or dor United Workmen, moots ovonr Baturday ovonlng in tho Ilolmaa Hull, cornor of Htato and Llborty atreots. Visiting brolhron wolcomo. S. A. MtiFadden, M. W. J. A. Boltwood, itocordor. FORESTERS OF AMERICA Court Bhorwood Forostora No, 19, Moota Friday nights In Tumor bloclc. Im Hamilton O. It; A. u. Ilrown. Bee. Ventral Lodge No.' IU K. of P. Uasilo Hall In llolmau block, cornor State) and Llborty stroots, Tuosday of each wook at 7:80 p. m. Claud Townaond, O. O.; Zodao J. If-lcBii. K. of It. nnd B. TON0ORIAL. Evans' Oarber Ohop Only tlratcUBB ahou on Statu otrcot Evory thing now and up-to-dato. FInoot Doroolalo baths. Bbavo, 16c; hair-cut, 26o; baths, 2Gc. Two flrst-cluue boot blacks. O. W. Kvana, proprietor. Ryan's Shaving. Perlora. Bevon flmt olasH barbers ongugad. Finest bath rooms In city. Vo uso tujtlaoptlo ntorlllier. J. Ilynn, Prop. J. Carmlchael Hop buyer. Ofllco In Ilush-llroyman building, Balom, Oro gou. Sample of cholco hops Suilc uou rrom an groware. u i ,i,i. DU8INE88 CARDS. jurt Fainter and paper.; hanger. movod to 140 State street,, pppoeite John Hughes. Loavo ordero or call for estimates. . D-l-tf "ff PH?SlClAN87 J, H. Urewor, pnyelclan nndfaurgeon. Office In Gray block. Roorna 7 and 0. Phono 01. OBTEOPATHY. BrrrrerwycTrrcr bright. Twenty months graduatee of the American School of Oeteoi athy, Klrksvlllo, Mo. Dr. Wyokoff la the tmly twenty mouths' gontletnau graduate tu Salem. Odd , Fellows' Temple. 'Phono Main 2721. Or. M. T. Scnoottlo Uraduuty Aiuurl- ..can School of Osteopathy, Klrke vllle. Mo. Offlco la Tioga block, over tho Spa. Office hourq 8 s 30 to 11:30 and l to 4. s-u V. U. Moooins, Or. of Oatfppthy Oraduute of the Columbia. College of Osteopathy, Chicago, 111. OWce 1G7 Court street Chronlg. dlseasee a siHioialty. C ASTORIA For Infants and Children. T0 Kind You Ha?8 AIwiyiBwih Wears the giynatwo of -What le Manr le tho title of a 9plendl4 Uttle hook by a Salem author, and should ho read by everyone. A nice present for any young roan. Prof. Vf. C llawluy w,ys: "1 hope fur thU hook tho wide read ing It deeervee." For wIe at Pat tane' book store. Price 10c. 6 fcl-2w et utMBkSr 1SZE22 iStLM ;7 ma 1U1 "- ' K iu ma. i i Wftufc - iiKui.. XfUsHtjHr. 'M4Uh 4m. i 1S0 Com'l St. Salem. Near P. 0. t. 'epVeWi1 rt. " iiklSi