VraggedDown
Feeling
Iu tlio lolna.
Norvousness, tinrefreshlng sleep, despoil
dency.
It Is tlmo you were doing something.
Tho kidneys wore anciently called tho
reins In your caso they aro holding tho
reins and driving you Into serious trouble.
Hood?s Sarsaparilia
Act with tho most direct, boncflclnl enect
on tho kidneys. It contains tho beat and
safest substances tor correcting and toning
jhc onrans.
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS.
L. II. Dfboks, Now York.
John J. Dempsey, Manlsteo, Mich.
W. N. Jones, Portland.
J. U. Morton, Lieut. U. 8. Navy.
Oeo. A. Peel, Portland.
W. L. Marshall, Portland.
W. T. Gray. Portland.
Mello M. Savage, Washington, I). C.
F. D, Shields, Portland.
C. II. Moore, Portland.
H. H. Ingdlls, Portland,
Chag. J. Schnablo, Portland.
F. II, Osborno, Portland.
Mrs. J. Dorltio and dnughtor, linker
C tv.
H. T, French, wlfo nnd son, Moscow.
Idaho.
Tho readers of this paper will he
pleased to loarn that tlicro Is at least
ono dreaded dlsoaso that sclcnco has
boon ablo to euro in all Its stngos, and
that Is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Curp
is tho only positive euro now known
to tho mudlcal frntornlty. Catarrh be
ing a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Hall's Ca
tarrh euro Is taken internally, acting
directly upon tho blood and mucouF
surfucea of tho system, thereby do
Btroylng tho foundation of tho disease
and giving tho patient atrongth by
building up tho constitution and as
sisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have so" much faith in Its
curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any caso that It
falls to euro. Send for list of testi
monials. Address
F. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, 0.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Ha.l's Family Pilla aro tho best.
Llinol Lime! Tho Improved San
Juan, also Hocho Harbor limes. Cheap
or than over. Capital Improvement
Co., 319 Front street. Phono 301.
uv & ' 2 ItlB Kui(l YooHawAIwar? Robjp
Bignitai 'SP
&vmz&
Gcrmanlu lilgh-grado Pearl cement;
toated and used by tho government.
Stiongor nnd not lumpy. -like Olson.
No wnsto. Guaranteed. Phone 301
Capital Improvement Co,, 319 Front
street.
BUY PAINT
Whore you can buy chonpeat. Wo soil
only tho best tirade of goods.
Carter's
Strictly Pure White Lead, none bettor
At 7 l-4c per pound
Tho Celebrated brand of
Middleton Oil
Host Linsce I Oil made fully up to stand
ard as to purfty.
Boiled Oil. 80c per gallon.
Raw Oil, 78c per gallon.
Goodb delivered frot.
Fry's Drug Store
130 Com'l St., Salem.
Near P. O.
Our
Motte:
Ico cream soda
Ico cream
Wafers, 10c
. . 10c
served with
Nnbsle
Ice Cream
In palls to tako home.
Pint, papor pall
10.
1 pint, papor pall 15r
1 quart, papor pall 25c
Vs gallon, paper pall 50c
U. rrnllnn nn elf (1(1 In ice COP
1 gallon, packed In Ico 11-00
Quality Quantity
w. w. m soar
Gambrinas Beer!
AND
GOOD -wrHISKEY
Everybody is welcome at
THB NOBLB
. mr onVrVnD Cor.StateandCommero.nl. f
ALEX CORNOYEK .Phone, Main 81 :!
John Stout
i iinrpst Plant iii Western Oregon.
JOHN STOUT, Proprietor.
Salem. Oregon,
'''' i " " ' .aaaaa .
Salem Social Swim
Calendar of Local Eunia
July 4-CIrcntest celebration In Ore
Bon at Salem.
MAYER
BALL NUPTIALS
Happyjlotne Wedding Per
formed At High Noon &
A quiet ceremony, niatked by the
greatest simplicity, attended the mar
riago at high noon today of Mrs. Pal
my re Mayor, of this city, to Mr. Wil
liam J. Hall, of Toronto, Canada. Tho
service was performed at tho homo of
Mrs. Mayor's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.
Levy, at No, 307 Front street, by City
' ivi-i'uiuur w. j. juiiaii, who is a warm
personal friend of tho bride. Tho mar
riage was a quiet and uupretenllous
affair, and was witnessed by only the
members of tho Levy family.
The hrido Is tho eldest daughtor of
Mr. and Mrs. F. Levy, of this city, who
have been prominently connected with
Salem's social circles during their long
reslilenco In tho Capital City. She Is
a woman of much beauty, and her
pleasing personality, simple and un
affected manner and naturally sweet
and winsome disposition has won for
her a warm plaeo In tho affections of
a wide circle of acquaintances, who
will join In wishing for her a wedded
llfo of happiness. Mr. Hall, though a
comparative stranger here, Is well
known to the Pacific coast commer
cial ftaternuy. Ho Is traveling repro
3elitatlve of U. Hart & Co., of San
Francisco, and to cultivate his ac
quaintance leads to tho formation or
an attachment for him which has been
so beautifully exemplified In tho evont
here chronicled.
Mr. and Mrs. Hall left this afternoon
for a brief tour of the Sound nnd Hrlt
Ish Columbia. They will not establish
a residence for tho present, as Mrs.
Hnll will accompany her husband on
the Itinerary of the West that his ter
ritory leprosents.
o
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Tllmon Ford has returned from Eu
gene. Mrs. Fiancos Cornoll has returned
from Portland.
Mrs. J, J. Murphy is homo from n
visit In Portland.
Miss Wlnnlfred Hyrd hrfs returned
from Forost Grove.
Miss' Winifred Hyrd returned last
ovenlng from a week's visit In Forest
Qiovo and Portland.
Mrs. J. Harding nnd children have
returned from nervals'.
Miss Myra ltaymond hns roturilcd
from a trip to Portland.
County Clork W. W. Hall was In
Wood burn Tuesday afternoon.
. Presldont ,W. II. Worung and Sec
retary M. D. Wisdom left last night
forJlshland, iu tho Interest of the
state fair.
H. C. Drown, manager of tho Salem
Light, Powor & Traction Company,
wns In Portland today.
Rov. Johndl. Coloman, presldont of
Willamette University, hns gono to
Schoghtlcoko. Now York, and oxpects
to return with his family In about
three weeks.
Miss Mabel L. Carter loft on Thurs
day for hor summor vacation, which
alio will spond in Hood Rlvor and East
orn Oregon points.
Prof. G. A. Warllold, of Astoria, has
boon olectod a inumbor of tho William
otto University faculty, to succeed
Prof. W. D. Drew, of the chnlr of
Latin and Greek.
Tho muslcalo and lawn party glvon
by tho ladles of tho Episcopal church,
on Wodnosday ovenlng. at tho home
of Mr. nnd Mrs. II. 11. Thlolson, was a
vory successful affair.
Tho recital glvon by tho music pu
pils of Miss Eva Cox, on Wednesday
ovonln;, was vory woll attendod, and
each numbor on tho program was woll
rondorod.
i
Spoclnl prices on cream to the
trade. Our cream will keep live days
If ropackod.
PARTIES
Wishing oronm iu large quantities
will do well to see us before buying.
154 State St.
Phone 2874
Planing Mills
1 MWSSl!Sii!&W
rf i B SiTfUMi
CEMENT
WALKS
GALORE
Miles of New Pavements Are
Being Constructed
F.VY.Steusloff Will Erect Fine
Brick Building
&aiom nas more miles of comont
pavements, and annually omploys
more comont In tho construction of
walks than any other city of Its sliso
on mo coast,
New Walks of Cement.
Now comont walks have boon con
tracted recently as foll6ws, the data
being furnished by D. F. Wngner:
George S. Downing, on East State
street.
J. U .T. Tuthlll, Cottage stioet.
Wcllor holrs, High and Chemokota.
A. N. Hush, Chemokota and Capital.
W. It. Anderson, Front and Court.
Hiram Smith, State and Twelfth.
A. U. Crank, Chomokota near Cot
tage. Dr. W. S. Mott, Marlon and Summor.
J. P. Itodgors, on South Cominorclnl
street, is constructing a stone wall
about his nowly erected rosldonco, nnd
will soon lay cement walks.
G. G. Dlngham has enclosed his Yow
Park property with a stone fence nnd
will constiuct walks about tho pioinl
ses. M Metcnlf Is ninklng some Improve
ments to his proporty on Comt and
Fourteenth sheets, nnd will also build
cement walks.
Jacob Voght nnd Geo. Fendrlch have
been making minor improvements to
their properties.
Steusloff Will Build.
While the detailed plans have not
yet been decided upon, tho goneral
character is known of the new build
ing to be coiiBtructod by F. W. Steus.
loff on tho proporty ho recontly ac
quired nt tho northwest cornor of
Court and Liberty streets. It will bo
a two-story brick with basement. Tho
front of the structure will bo formed
of chocolate-colored pressed brick. The
machinery of Mr. Stousloft's cold stor
ago and packing plants will bo In
stalled where tho work of those de
partments will bo performed.
Minor Improvements.
A. Clark has about completed work
on his attractive combined rosldonco
nnd (warding house on Front street,
which will soon bo ready for occu
pancy. Tho structure will be an ornn
mont to tho section of the city in
which It Is located.
Additions to residences nre being
made as follows:: Prof. J. T. Matth
ews, In Yow Park; Nicholas Hler. Lib
erty and Chomokota streets; W. D.
Pugh, Chomokota street, and E. I).
Millard, Englewood.
Work of completing tho oxtonslons
of buildings nt the asylum farm, has
been resumed, and will sewn bo fin
ished. Frank Van Patten is remodeling hla
residence iu Simpson's addition.
A. Hack & Co. aro making some ex
tensive sower connections.
John Knight Is building nn onion
lioiiso. for warehouse purposes, on his
proporty nonr urooks,
f. j. Honor, a hop buyer near
Hrooks, Is building a new hop house
this summor,
W. F. Simon, a iiow-eonior, is build
ing a fine rosldonco on. his nowly-pur-chased
farm near Derry.
RETAlT
CLERKS
ORGANIZE
Will Become Identified With
Federation of Labor
The tendency to unlonlxe tho vnri
ous trades of tho city hns extended to
the rotall'clorks of Salem. Friday uv
entng an organization known as tho
Clerks Association was formed, the
purpose being to ovontually become
Idontlfled with the American Federa
tion of Labor.
The meeting, which was well attend
ed by the clerks and salesmen of the
city, adjourned, subject to the call of
the president, after namliiK the fol
lowing efllcera:
President N. II. Lacy.
Vice-president Q. W. Holllster.
Secretary It. W. Iiolman.
Treasurer J. O. Evans, Jr.
Trustees W. C. Walling, Jortku
Purvine. F. I Hamilton.
Sergmnt-at-arms D. II. Yantls.
Delegates to central committee O.
C Locke, IX A. Dlnsmore. A. L. Hopf.
Mokl Tea positively Cure Slok
Headache, Indigestion and Constipa
tion. A delightful herb drink. Its
moves all eruptions of the skin, pro
ducing a perfect complexion or money
refunded. 21c. and GOc. Write to us
for free sample. W. II. Hooker & Co.,
IJuffalo. N. Y. D. J. Pry, Druggist,
o
We Are After
The sueoess that sueee4, by
prompt service, a neat, clean stor and
guaranteeing everything we sell. Tele-
plUHw 671. BRANSON & IIAOAN.
o
Am exchange print u, cartoon rep
Mttn Uw bill for ieeU of sena
tors by popular vote. The Mil is
akown u brtoUtw wit kiiiros Otrown
by Ute setwtora. The OHly fault to be
fuuod wltb tbe eartet to Utat tker
are fewer Xnlrm Hum (Me MMMiors
would atick tbere.
An excbaNge gtre 4ie king of rhig
land great credit for baring Intro
duced sensible faebloee In men's
dree.
CONSUMPTION
Uie mot dreaded and deadly of all
dliiemra as well as pneumonia, and
all Lung Troubles are relieved at onee
sod cured by Aekefs English Remedy
"the king of all Congb Owe)." Cures
Congbs and OoWs In a tor-. If eeftes.
Tour MKMW bak U dfcuallsjled
Wrif.-for free saniph? W H Hooker
& it Buffalo NY I J Vtt Urug
gi.r
TIieWorld'sBestSum
mer Medicine'
PAINE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
Has Made People Well When
Every Other Remedy Has
Failed
Palne's Celery Compound cures dis
eases! It hns saved tho Uvea of thou
sands of sufferers. It lias mado tho
weak strong, vigorous and happy.
Palno's Colery Compound purifies
tho blood and builds up tho nervous
system, as nothing else will do; It is
pre-eminently the great life giver and
health maker.
Overworked and tired womon Btnnd
In urgent need of this health-giving
proscription to mnko and keop them
well. All women should take advant
age of tho remarkable power of this
beet of medicines for restoring vigor
to tho blood, and strength to the nerv
ous system. Tho nil-Important thing
for nervous, run down, and slooploss
women Is that Palne's Colory Com
pound fortifies tho whole physical sys
tem, and by correcting digestion and
regulating the nerves. It Insures sound,
refreshing sleep. In every enso of
sickness Palno's Colory compound
completely nnd permanently brings
back health. Mrs. Mary M. Myers,
Baltimore, Ohio, Baved by Palno's Col
ery Compound, aftor tho failures of
able physicians, gratefully writes as
follows
"I suffered for eight years with nerv
ous prostration and the general debili
ty common to women, and had such
pains in my back that I could not get
around the house. I used several rem
edies, nnd coiiBultod several of tho
best physicians, without obtaining n'ny
relief. Palno's Colory Compound re
stored me to health.
"1 nlso want to say to all mothers
that Palne's Colery Compound Is a
splnndld'inedlclne for their children."
SUNDAY SERVICES.
First United llrethron. 0. O. Oliver,
supply. On account of the annunl con
ference, nil services for Sundnv are
dismissed.
St. Paul's Kplseopal Church. Fourth
Sunday aftor Trinity. Holy commun
ion nt 7:30 a. in. Matins at 10:30 a.
m. Sunday School nt 12 in. Kvonsong
nt 8 p. in.
.Methodist Kplseopal. John Parsons.
pnstor. SorvlcoH at 10:. hi n. in. and
8 p. in. Sunday School nt 12 in. nnd
Kinvorth League at 7:30 p. m. In the
evening u Children's Day urogram will
be rendered by the Sunday School nnd
uuoir.
Kvnngellcal Church. Cornor Chamok-
eta and Seventeenth streets. Hoy. T
It. Hornschuch, pastor. Services Sun
day at 11 a. in. and 8 p. m. Sunday
School nt 10 a. in. Y, P. A. nt C;30 p
m. Prayer meeting nt 7:30 . in.
Thursday.
Lutheran Church, on Kast State
street. Fourth Sunday aftor holy Trin
ity, new Adoipn liberie, pastor. Sun
day School at 0:30 a. m. Altnr son-
Ice at 10.30 a. m. Sermon at 11 a. jn.
Evening service nt 7:30. Strangers
welcome.
Second Church of Christ. Scientist.
3P0 .Liberty street. Services at 10:30
ti. in. nnd 8 p. m. Sundays, and every
Wodnosday evening ut 8 o'clock. Sub
ject of lesson sermen: "Is tho Uni
verse, IncludluK Man. Kvolvod by Ato
mic Force?"
First Congregational. Hev. W. O.
Kautner, pastor. Morning subject.
10:30: "The Christians for tho Pres
ent Age." KvHiiliiK subject, 8 00:
"Life's Incompleteness." Sunday
School at 12 iu. Y. P. 8. C. K. nt 7 p.
in.. Miss Florence Prlco leader.
Central Congregational Church. Cor
ner of 10th and Ferry streets. T. II.
Henderson, pastor. The present pas
torate will end Juno 30th. At 11 a. in.
"HroAilth. Depth uml Intensity In Ho
llglotiH Life and Character;" 8 p in.,
"A Oieat Problem Do Thyself no
Harm."
Unitarian Church. Cornor of Che
meketa and Cottage streets. William
O. Itljot, Jr., minister. Sunday School
Is Intermitted for the summer vaca
tion 10:30 u. in., subject of sermen:
"Thoughts Suggested by the Outbreak
from the Penitentiary." No evening
service.
United Kvaugelicnl Church. Cottago
between Center nbd Murlon streets.
Services: Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Preaching ut 11 a. in.: "The Mixed
Character of Cod's Kingdom on
Itarth." Y. P. S. C. It prayer inwilng
at 7 p. iu. Gospel service at 8 p. in.:
"Klljah at Cherfth." C. A. lUtblug.
pastor.
First Presbyterian Church. H A.
Ketebiim. pastor. Preaching at 1 30
a. in. and 8 p. in. Sabbath School at
11 in. Young People's meeting at 7
p. m. Subject of morning ttennon
"Hindering the Fulfillment of the
Promise." Text II Peter 1:0 Subject
of evening senium: "God's Il.-utiful
World," Bccle. 3:11.
Uaptlst Church. Morning sermon at
10:30. Sermon by John M. Vmn Hap
Usui at elose. The following program
for Children's day will be given Sun
day evening at 8 oelook:
Two soflgs, by the school.
Scripture reading and prayer, by the
superintendent.
Address, by Iter. JohH M. Dean
Antbem, by tboJr.
WekxHMe, by men) here nf the pri
mary elaas.
Song, Nina ItoehHeU.
Hesitation. "Hew Ui Be Happy'
Grace Arnold.
IleeitaUon, "Wbat a Oan Do"
Ruasel Cooley.
VtoMn solo. Gaynald I la W win.
Flag pleee, smalt bays.
ItetitaUoe. mem been of primary
"DoIHe Is Dead." by two little girls.
Song. Mies Ufa Parriek.
ItseiUUloH. Mabel JloeertsoB
Song, OecelluR Qeurtet.
ColleeUoa.
Song. "Deletes, Ooodbye."
ftenedletfcm.
o
Now tbat Ute Boer war Is over th.-re
will probably be a faWng off in the
demand for American horses and
melee wanted for tfce llrltlsb army
Iwt RelKlsw mlgbt b Induced to buy
some of our SMrpws trotters, last
year BsMum imported MJHt burses
and In tbat country bewe meal goes
for food if one may draw bw own roe
from tbe (suit tbat IS.OO
were slaughtered but year In
tbe Jfelgium saladerus HelgHun col
let ts an import tax oa buliorbs, pot
Ifrsea are admitted trm of dutr
THE DAIUi JOURNAL, dALEM, OHEGON, 8ATURDAV, JUNE 21, 1902.
BUILDING
CONTINUES
LIVELY
Shortage of Both Men and
Materials
Real Estate Locally Remains
Very Active
With n shortage of men and a lack
of building tuaterinlB, and tho inability
of local dealers to keop tho market
supplied, the boom far Improvements,
both private and public, continues.
Dealors Iu building supplies and ma
terials not only hnve nothing In stock,
but cannot procure from their usual
source of supply, sufficient stock to fill
orders. This condition has had the
effect of of somewhat retarding nctlve
work and contemplated improvements.
Mrs. Dayton Is having hor property
nt the corner of Cottago and ChemeK
etn Btroets extonslvoly repaired and
changed to a modern cottage. Tho
work will cost about $f00.
Whllo the considerations are not
quite as largo In tho aggregate Btill
tho real estate transfers for this week
nre as numerous as for tho proceeding
weeks, nnd Indicate a llvoly condition
In the realty markot. The transfers
for the week nmountod to about $20,
ooo. The principal deeds wore as fol fel fol
eows: llanlson Dee. et us., to Ferdinand
Mlckorham, 227.51 neresl t 9 s, r 2 w.
$7000.
C. .1. Hinkle, ut ux.. to Wllhelm Up
pendnhl, about 70 acres, t I s, r t w,
$3500.
Jamos D. Darby, ICO acres, t 7 and
8 s, r 1 w, $2100.
Philip Moler to Joseph nnd Isabella
Hromborger, 1 nore, t C s, r 1 w, $1850,
.1. O. Hall, et ux., to Frank M.I
Stoner, lots 1 and 8, block 1, Myers'
add to Salem, $1500.
Wilbur II. Jones, unmarried, to Mnry
A. HartufT. n acres, t 7.s. r 2 w, $1000.
J. L. Freelaud, unmarried, to Gid
eon F. Sherwood, 32 foot oft south aldo
of lot It. block 14, Salem, ..$000.
Anna Ghlnn to Joseph A. and Anna
Cornloy, 7.70 ncros, t 0 s, r 1 w.
John C. Stanley, unmarried, to C.
and Anna llurnhard, lot 2, block 2,
(Ico. II. June's addition to Salem, $100.
A. K. Watson, et ux., to W. II. Clark,
124 acres, t 8 s. r 3 w, $387.60.
C. O. Kenady and husband to J. W.
Watson, lot 12. block 1. Thomas' add
to Woodburn, nnd fractional lot ad
joining lot 12. also In block 1, $300.
Dr L. L. Ilowlnud, et ux., to John 1).
Gregory, 11- ncros, t 0 s. r 2 w, $300.
0 W. Watt, et ux.. to Allnnle 15. Olio,
lot 8. block 2. Watt's add to Salem.
$276.
O. W. Watt, et ux.. to Waltor T.
Jenks, lot 0. block 2, Wntt's add to
Salem, $275.
1 nura T. Hamsden to W, T. Hntns
den. laud 111 vicinity of Trade and Cap
ital streets. In Salem, $260.
W. T.Itnnisdon to Lnura T. Hams
den. 1 nnd Iu Salem, $350.
Was Deaf
But Hears
C. It. Durfuo, a fanner residing nour
Shaw station, Is ono of tho hnpplost
mn In tills county. For over 221 years
lie Avuh deaf In tho loft oar, his hoar
Iiik bulug entirely destroyed, while his
right oar was entirely normal. After
troattng with Dr. Darrln, at, the Ilotol
Willamette. Mr. Durfoe can hear per
fuctly In the left ear, and Is loud In his
praises of tho physician who so suc
cessfully treat ml him. Mr. Durfoo
snys tho restoration of Ills hoarlug Is
a groat relief to him, for ho can now
hear every sound, and locate It. Miss
Nellie, tho daughtor of Mr. Ourfoo,
was also cured by Dr. Darrln of deaf
ness and granulated eyes about two
months ago, and Is now teaching
sohool. Mr. Durfuo called nt The
Jaurnal ofllco and volunteered tho
above statement
o
Mr. A. I'., Trotter's recent paper in
the Umdoii I.ancut hue greatly inter
ested scientists. Ho declared that the
dangers of electric shocks at 300 volts
have been much exaggerated this
being the strength at which electrical
railways are workd. Dry boot with
out law nails and dry wood offwr so
great a relslanr- that a trolltty wire
may b touched while (landing on a
dry iai or on tin- rails Wet boots
inal.H no serlciiiH difference
The ilnfr dit-i without air to
breathe Tlif rouiiitive illtw
witliout iiingi to Iwealhe the air.
or of lung n-wUred incaMlle of
breatliiuK l diai. Tlie Uowl
as it Howi in ami out of the Imigj
imliratM the roiixtiiiptUc's pro
grM. As the lung grow weaker
Hmhi oxygon is IhIimIwI awl the
Wood rbaMKM froi crliH to twr-
rirrfe. Oxygon is th life of the
7 Uol m the Mood la ttt life of
Uk boay.
The effect of Dr. Werce's OoM
Ml Medical Dtacoerry ujmhi weak
Unn i Ut UwNgUtN tketH, to en
able the full oxyt$eilim of the
blood, arreet the Hitvttm of dU
mtc, and iwsl the iiiflsmet tU-
met l.uun iiiwmm oave ueeii
ami are Mng cured by "OohUn
MHltrl jjueovery," in
caM where Uej-MUwl
rough, freowwt Hemor
rhage, eHMdatkiH, weak
nui ami Hiifht-swrats
w have all jointl to a fUl
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The Science of
041
Many people have been led to bo
llovo through false reporta and Igno
rance that Osteopathic treatment was
painful and evon Injurious to children
or weakened Invalids.
Nothing could be farther from the
truth for It Is adapted to the ouse, and
In nowise is It Injurious to tho frailest
child or weakened Invalid. Hut
rattier It Is Invigorating and strength
ening, mid never Is the patient worn
out or made nervous from treatment.
Ilowovor, tli ore nro ninny fakers and
pretenders In Osteopathy who do not
understand how to glvo treatmont
properly. . None aro goiuiluo or com
petent who luivo not attended school
nt least four terms of five months
each.
Drs.,L.'K. Wyckoff and Mrs. Oraco
Albright, of J. O. O. 1 Tomplo. Salem.
aro graduate of tho Amarlcan Softool
of Osteopathy, n twenty mouths'
school, and thoroughly minllflod to
give scientific treatment and handle
any case puff in tliolr euro. All dis
eases, especially chronic dlsoaaos and
deformities, yield to the treatment
without knife or drugs.
Hours 9 to 4. Phono Main 2721.
Odd Fellows' Tomplo, Halonir Or.
o
Proposal for Wood for State Capitol.
Senlml bids endorsed "i'ropo'snls for
wood for Capitol," addressed to the
undersigned, will be received at tho
ofllce of the secretary of state until 2
o'clock p. m., June 28, 1802, for nil or
any pntt of 350 rordo of fir wood, out
whllo green from big body fir nnd well
sonsouod. All wood must be four feet
long, reasonably straight, and not lews
than two nnd one-half ltiahos In diame
ter, to bo dollvored nt such place as
may be designated, within four or five
blocks of the Capitol grounds, closely
corded, without bulk-heads, not later
than September 1. 1002.
The right, In reserved to reject any
or ull bids, or to'aeeept or reject any
part of it bid. V. I. DUNDAH.
G-14-w-g. Secretary of State.
(letter stick to your wooden walks
than imm dirty creek gravel, now being
delivered around town. Dirt nnd e
mont won't mix. wfrt!i SA tn So cents
a load.
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Caught and, Killed.
At Pitts & Doty'H market, the finest
IieiiM and spring chickens you ever
saw. Those 10S1 Main. 0-10-dw-lt
OUx.m
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twtitkmt0i
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of
Thero la Nothing
Like Mood bread and pastry- The
kind that hi made ut the Itoneer
llakery hi rui and wholeaonia. and
alway rIhmc the eousumnr.
CASTOR I A
For Infant aud, Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bough
Uears the
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For Infants and Oluldron,
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The Kind You Have
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ASTORIA
TMf CtflTIIO tOMMNT. N1W TOIIN CtTV.
O H. MACK
Successor to Dr. J. M. Koono, In
Whl to Cornor, Salem, Oregon. Parties
desiring superior operations at mod
erato foo in any branch aro In ospocinl
roquost.
STEUSLOFF BROS.
Dealers In Live 8tock,
Wholesale and retail butchers and
paakers. All kinds of fresh and salt
montB. Fine sausages, linras, bacon
nnd lnrd. 310 Commercial street.
HUIE WING SANG CO.
Wo keep all kinds China and Jupitii
mattings, Flro Works, Dry Goods,
Silk, Lndles' underwear, Wrappore.
Waists, on sale cheap.
110 Stato Street. Salem, Ore.
r
OFFIOE lilfY HALL
For wator sorvico apply at office
Dills paynblo monthly In advance.
Mnko all complaints nt tho ofllco.
Th? flDDeJj..
it FINK WINKS, LUJUOHS
' AND fJIGAKH
102 Codrf
THE ELITE CaFE
08 Commercial Street
Meals at nil hours. Open day and
night. '
Only plaeo In tho olty handling tlio
ntnotia
OLYMPIA BEER
I tlio Heceptlon Saloon. Wholeialo
snd retail.
E ECKERLBN, Proprietor
L D. HENRY'S
REAL ESTATE AND
RENTING AGENCY
is nt 380 CommoroUl Street
PHONE MAIN 2681 SALEM ORE,
S0ULE BROS.
PIANO TUNERS
AND REPAIRERS
For BUui add vlcloliy
leave orders at Ceo
PORTLAND OR.
will's MuiKMnre.
Olds Invited for Supplies for the Ore
aon Stato Penitentiary.
Mealed lilds for dry Hoods, groceriefl,
dniK, shiHsi, Iwtbor and Mud logs,
plumbing MiiipIlM, hardware, flour,
fish, mauU, etc.. will be rMarvetl at
the iiWca or the siipwinteiuli)it of the
state pnnltenllary uiiUI Momlay, July
7. If OX. ut 3 o'cloek p, in., at whleti
lime they will be opened.
A dupoNlt or ISeu In eath or eertl
flwl eheok. (myable to th MnHatend
ent. must accomiwiiy mtii bid for
aieflt, ana f7t for bids for flftlir and
fish, all othwr bids mial he uew
panted by an amoHiit uijuul to 19 nr
euHL of thi amount bid.
Tlii. right hi reserved to mact any
anti all bUls. and to arnft or reJwH
any ihkUom of a bid.
On earn euvelM shuUI ! 1h
im.tHmmI the nature of the M4. OoaOa
of Oregon maHiifaetUN or prduiUari
will reeeive wwfNiiie, ikur tliliifla
beiiiK qMal. ( &
All wiexkt ami suppllM man be de
llvemaj to tha pltitlary. Stehedulwti
of th varioutf Hum of goods will ho
furHlh4 HpoB apllrattoH to tint uu
tKtrtHimmL
VoHihvt will be UuuitA fair payment
oh the 1st of lb HHHith foTlowliiK eom
uleUott of NmUmeL an4 HUHilhly on
cofitlHHOMii emtHL'i.
Illdders an. 1kvUm to tot iriit
J D. LMK.
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tary.
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ADVERTISEMENTS4
Advcrtlstineflts. rive lutes or less, la ttt toltmm
i:iTtf-tSris;sforaSc, SocVeK,$i.30
a noma. All over fiveliaes at tbe same ttne.
m-imajimumummM1-
WANTED.
Wanted. -A Reed, ontlo driving horse
to weigh about 1200 pounds, cither
black or chestnut sorroi. Inquire of
J. N. Shnntz, 107 Court street, Sa
eom, Qrcgon, ' Ct9-lw
Wanted. Trustworthy poraontr In each
county to ninnngo buslnoss, old es
tablished house, solid financial
standing; straight, bona fido weekly
cash salary of $18, paid by chock
each Wednesday, with nit expenses
dtreot from headquarters; monoy
advanced for expoimes. Managor,
379 Caxton Uldg., Chicago.
C-H-mon-sat-4w
Wanted five youna men irom Ma
rlon county to proparo . at once
for positions in the government
sorvico. Apply to Intor-Stato Inst.,
Cedar Itapids, la. C-17-2m
Wanted Everybody to try Oregon
Foot Ease for all foot allmcnta.
Onco tried always used. Ask your
druggist or send 2Gc.
Halaoy, Ore
S. L. Hayes,
6-27tf
?'ir"i."g'iTriwwaiw
LOST AND FOUND.
Found. On Commercial streot, ono
door koy. Owner call at this office
and pay for tills notlco. C-19-3t
Don't You Know Anytning about Ed
wards' Markot? At 410 State street.
Dest placo to liuy fresh and curod
moats at tho lowest prices. Phone
2G24. D. Edwards, prop
I S'ffllMWI Wl
FOR RENT.
For Rent. Four ntcqty furnished
Bleeping rooms, In good location.
Apply at Llston's lnsuranco ofllco,
McCormack block. 6-ll-U
FOR 8ALE.
-or Sale. Coast or mountain wagon.
Inquire of Oris wold & Chaso. 0-20-3 1
For Sale. Now nnd second-hand bug
gies, now and second-hand spring
wagons, buckboards and carta, at
tho Salem Carrlago and Wagon Fac
tory. Werner Fonnoll, 'proprietor,
304 Commercial stroot i.lOti
For Bale or Trade. A good soda water
plant iu good ropatr, lnoludlns bot
tles, extracts, fixtures, etc. It la do
ing a aood business, but owner must
move, and will give a good bargain,
or trade for town proporty. J. W.
Underwood, Turner, Or. 0-10-Ct
Screen Doors. Now aud second-hand,
also an Invalid chair at a bargain, J.
N. Shantz, 107 Court strooL G-14-tf
For Sato Cheap Second band thresh
lug outfit. Advance- Soparator, 30i.
CO, with wind stacker. Also 13 II.
V. engine, wltli wator tank and
wagou. All In good order. Price
7C0. H. M. Crolsan, Salem, Ore
gon. C-14-dfi.w-tf
For Sale. Twontyaoro tract with
now barn, throe miles east of Salem,
at a bargain, if taken Boon. Inquire
of C. M. Heaver, II. F. D. No. B, Sa
eom. 8-17-Cd-lw
LODOE8.
Protection Lodge No. 2, Anelont Or
dor United Workmon, mootfl oory
Saturday ovenlng In tho Holmaa
Hall, cornor of Stato and Liberty
streets. Visiting brethren welcome,
S. A. McFaddon, M. W. J. A. Sellwood,
Hocorder.
FOREOTERS OF AMERIOA-Court
Sherwood Foreotora No, 19. Moots
Friday nights In Turner block. Ira
Hamilton O. 1L; A. U Drown, Sec
Central Lodge No. 18 K. of P. Cautla
Hull In Iiolman block, cornor OUt
and Uborty stroota, Tuesday oX
each week at 7:30 p. in. Claud
Townsond, 0. O,; Zodao J. Itltfgs, K.
of H, and S.
TON80RIAL.
Evano' Barber Shop. Only om-ohuiu
shop on Stato stroet Kvery thing
now and up-to-date. Finest porcelain
baths. Shave, ICo; hair-cut, 25o;
baths, 26c. Two flrat-clasa boot,
blacks. C. V. Ilvans, proprietor.
Ryan's Shaving fwlora. Beveu first
olass barbers engaged. Finest batl
rooms In olty. Wo use antlseptio
sterilizer, J. Ryan, Prop.
J. Carmlchaol Hop buyer. Otncq In
Uush-Ilreyman building, Salem, Ore
'gon. Samples of choice hops eolio
Red from nil growors.
Money Loaned On Improved farma
and city property at lowest rates of
interwL No commission, no delay.
Call and sue for yourself. I. N. Max-'
well, room 18, over postofilco.
6-19-ln
L. Qurt Painter aud paper haajjer,
moved to 149 Statu atroot, opposite
John Hughes, Leave orders or cU
for estimates. G-l-tt
PHYSICIANS.
J7 H. DrevVer, pfiysiolah ana surgten.
Office In dray block. Rooms 7 and
9. Phone 01,
OSTEOPATHY.
bTT'trWSoTfrSTrra
bright Twenty months graduate
f the Amerleau School of Osteop
nty. Klrksvllle, Me. Dr, WyckoK Is
the only twenty months' gentlemau
graduate In Salem. Odd Fellows'
Temple. 'Phono Ml8 2731.
Dr. M. T."SrioeUlfrHRduaii Awett-
..oan SshooJ of Osteopathy, Kirks-
yilte, Mo. Offtca In Tlog htertt.
over the Spa. OflJce hours 8:3 to
Ui30 and 1 to 4. 3-1S
W. O, Robblna, Dr. of Oatespathy
araduate of the Columbia Coe
of OsteopuUty, ClUesKO, UI. 04Ne
187 Court street. Chroula dlsasex
a spejilaUy.
TKai" RSibsWVy" " M """
Tk NhU Howay irMkrant Uas
stth large ptrHWN H hu Ut
meats that are Mrv4 fcte the ht
money ran buy. Open dy and
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