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Newspaper Page TextI ii'miavxiumrmj-n mi... , Scrofula r cr? arc ontitoly free from It Ii may develop bo slowly as to caujo I Mo If any Hiturlmnoe during tho wholo p.rlodof childhood It iun Hum prwftuno Irregularity of tho flomncli nnd bowels, dyspepsia, catarrh, ,i,k1 marked tendency to consumption bifoto ninnlfrttliw Itself in much cutaneous triil'H'.n of glandular swelling. I in best to he stiro that you are qulto (rr rim It, and for Its complcto aratllca tin, you crtti rely on Hood's Sarsaparilla "f "U m"illt'lnc3 for all humors. A now coffee at 25 and 30 cants a pound. Try a pound, and lot tho coffee speak for Itsolf you will continue on tho uamo coffee. Wo guarnntco It to ho always frosh roasted. YOKOHAMA TEA STORE Pho'io 2111 black Free Delivery WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS. C. A. Rny, Portland. Frank W. Dunne, Portland. Frank McMunay, Kttgono. H. A. Cullodon, San Francisco. C. W. Uceglo, San Francisco. Turner Ollvor, l.n OriHido. Walter Hatter and wlfo, DuHols, Pa. It. L. Mend and wife, Mannlngton, W. Vn. M. II. Hondrlcks, Sonttlo. 1). W. Yoder, Salem. Win. B. Osgood, Now York. D. W. Holgate, Poitland. J. II. Lanny, Pendleton. A. C. Cornell, Seattle Rout. Koehl and wifo, Houston, Tox. Wlllard Knight, Canby. H. O. Walker, McMinnvIlle. CIoll Nash, city. Kugono j. Lozlnsky New York. Harry Jarohson, Now York. L. Court, San Francisco. Tho rondern of tills papor will be ploasod to learn that tlioro Is at least ono dreaded disease that scienco has boon able to euro in all Its stages, and that is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is tho only posltlvo euro now known to tho modlcnl fratornlty. Catarrh be Ing a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional troatmont. Halls Ca tarrh euro Is takon Internally, acting directly upon tho blood nnd mucous surfacos of tho system, thereby do stroying tho foundation of the disease and giving tho patient strongth by building up the constitution and as sisting nature In doing Its work. The proprietors havo so much faith in Its curntlvo powers, that thoy offor One Hundred Dollars for any caso that it fatls to euro. Send for list of testi monials. Addross F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, 7Gc. Hu.l's Family Pills aro tho boat. Bed Time I take a ploasant herb drink, tho noxt morning I fool bright and my com ploxion ia bettor. My doctor says it acts gently on tho stomach, liver nnd kidneys, nnd is a pleasant laxative. It Is made of horbs, and Is propared as easily as tea. It Is called Lane's Mod Icino. All druggists sell It at 2Gc and CO conts. Lane's Family Medicines moves tho bowola -each day. If you cannot got it, send for froo samples. Address, Orator Woodward,LeRoy,N. Y. Qormanla hlgh-grado Portland co ntent; tested nnd used by tho govern ment. Stronger tind not lumpy llke '1' son. No waste. Guaranteed. Phone 301. Capital Improvement Co, 319 Front street. Good enoogfi for anybody! ll Havana Filler " FLORODORA " BANDS art of samt valut as tags from "STAR." ' HORS8SHOB; "SPEARHEAD: 'STANDARD NAVT. OLD PEACH & HONEY.1' f SAW LOG." " OL YAKW"' - or "MASTER WORKMAN- Tobacco. miiiiiiiiiiMimiim"""11 urn rnrn -r" Salem Social Swim Calendar of Local Evn. July 4-arenteat celebration in Ore Bon at Salem. Frank-Ottenhelmer Weddlnn. crT5 Wlf f "fV X oShelm. Prank y' ,?nd Vls Allco y i' rank, of San Francisco, was sol- K ' omo of the brldo'B pa. rents, Mr. ami Mm a i v ,. .. California street. San'Frnnc Ico, at oclock p. m., Wednesday, June 18th ...u vviumuny was performed by Hov Voorsangor. About 7R tn,nat ,..: present, nil relatives and close friends of the contracting parties. Tho Frank SiJ1" nw" beautifully decorated with cut (lowers, rare potted plants and ribbons tastily sluing from walls to chniuloliors, and over the canopy under which tho cerenionv wn ,.;.. rornied. After the guests had oxtond ed concrattilatlmiR nmi ,,i ...ii. all repaired to tho dining room, where .i wuhu iiR uronKinst was served. The brldo Is an accomplished nnd inionieu member of Snn Francisco's social circles. Tho groom Is tho Pa- ui.ic cuasi manager of Ullenthal Dros.. of Now ork, with hoadquartors In this city, nnd hns n lnul nt r-in...i. throughout the entire Northwest. Tho newly married couple havo gone south for a few ilays, after which they will visit Portland, Senttlo and British Co liimbln, returning to Snlom. where uiey win mnite their homo. Workmen Are Entertained. The joy of victory to tho Hnlnm a 0. U. W. degree team in winning flist prlzo In a competitive drill In Port land was Incomparable to tho delight ful reception and entertainment that was given Snturday evening in honor of tho victorious team on tho spacious lawn nt tho home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Davey, at No. 138 Mill street. Tho members of tho team, which was captained by S. A. MeFadden, ap peared In their attractlvo sailor cos itiines of blue and whlto. The drill for which the team wns awarded tho prize was repeated in porfect form. Tho inlom Military band was In attend ance, nnd contributed sovcral num bors to a program of music and recita tions, which, with tho sorvlng of re freshments and tho capacity of Mr. and Mrs. Davoy and daughter to enter tain, mndo up an evonlnc of raro on- Joymont. o More Iowa Men. L. K. Pngo, of Iowa, has recently purchased tho F. N. Gilbert residence, on Cottago strcot. Mr. Page Is ex- sheriff of Clinton county, Iowa, and has for somo years boon n prominent dtlzon of Ida county, Iowa, and expects cms summer to nniig out his rnmlly and mnko Snlom his home. Mr. Page will bo n good addition to tho Iowa colony already In Snlom. Col. Pnge Is accompanied by II. A. Dossol, also of Iowa, and will probab ly uIko mnko Salem his future homo. Tho Journal wolcomos thoso Hawkeyes to Oregon. -o Social at Crosston. The Epworth League of Crosston hold a lltciary and ico cream social Friday night. Tho program was well rendered, and tho cream and enko wont fast whon It got started. Jos. Drossier and Mrs. Brcsslor were In charge of It, and It Is needless to say that good order and a good time gen erally provallod. o Gladstone Chautauqua. Hon. II. C. Cross, secretary, of the Wlllamotto Valley Chautauqua Associa tion, has our thanks for an Illustrated program, nnd thoso planning to attend this Benson bettor writo him for details of the entortnlnmont offered this year. Sick Headache absolutely and per manently cured by using Mokl Tea. A pleasant horb drink. Curos Const! pntion nnd Indigestion, makes you eat. sleep, work and hnppy. Satisfac tlon Guaranteed or money back. 26 cts. and CO cts. Write to W. II HOOKER &. CO., Buffalo, N. Y., for a froe sample. D. J. FRY. Druggist, o PERSONALS. Frank Davoy Is In Poitland. P. II. Sroat spent Sunday In Port land. W. P. George wns In Oregon City Sunday. C .B. Moore has returned to Ore son City. , , , Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Burton visited In Tumor Sunday. Miss Ethel Knight has returned rrom a visit In Portland. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. F. steeinnmmsr are visiting at Sllverton. Dave R. Yantis visited with Wood burn friends Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. I.. A. Woatncott have returned to Portland. Secretary and Mrs. F. I. Dunbar spent Sunday In Astoria. j Miss Clara Scott U In attendance! at the Turner campmeetlng. Edward Metschan, of Portland, is visiting relatives in this city. Miss Elizabeth Ilolverson ha re turned from a visit in Portland. Mrs R. B. Fleming and Mis Kthel Knight spent Sunday in Portland. i' h Pierce viewed the ruins of Portland's Bast Side Are on Sunday. Edward Metschan, of Portland. Is tlie guest of his sister. Mrs. 11. I- Mere- Miss Elizabeth Ilolverson has re turned from a weeks visit in Port- laMi8fi Mlna Heulat. Miss I.eooa White and Miss Edna Price spent Sunday in PMtr Mclntyr f Oro City. I. visiting In SatoJM. tlw it of Mn Thos Kay. , , . T W Reve ha rUriMd nllf,-nla with M little SOB. frow to r- side in Salem- ..-.-i from shel Bush. Jr.. b rUnjjd from Hill's Military Acsdtw for tk mer vacation , Mrs B. T Ilariw Mrs. r. . P..wer bU rtfurwd fro rtoit stav ton have to Pu. IIIImO. Mrs R A. Kirk awl MUs Kte VW , ireattandlM thi c.eoct . n Ism at Mt Angrt "" R Master Oorge Lubb, of ",t J0 !,d,rr .d js? "se r Kuaoiiiw --- Ur tmA i m thi. ut m wri --.- A.aHel Burt l. Jiofr . . .....u i. knu from tk sub- .--sr-jr rot- hb been Aradesoy nr Fred of Southern Tali rr V" a.im this alurnuon Hyars hll own ........ w.OlUHJr M M.W.W ZHs to. l..i t V 1 Mr. and Mrs. H. fci,ptA,( .' arents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Bray man loft this morning for San Francesco Srtrfo vlZT & 5 S oc Is !? wlit . It" Mr' mTlco is con nocieu with the trnvornn,o..t ...i wry department, as chief clerk, ami Vancoro,taVn8f,0rrcd, t0 'la from and Mrs. A. C. Lawronce, returned home today. Mr. Hansburg is " nnnlP'; f,r th Southom Pacific Com St filWcen "0?buni nnd Ashland, and at tho recent election was the sue cesslul candldnto on tho Republican tic let for joint representative from Douglas and Jackson counties. Fiank J. Barr and Anna M. Barr re turned homo Sunday nftor n ..-..... iffj? Mllth,8. 8tudy of osteopathy at Klrksvllle. Mo. They will remain here for tho summer, before returning to graduate, and will assist their sister. lu. i. M. hchoettlo. in her growing im. co l hub popular new school of healing. A. C. Hopf, J. W. Lewis. Larry Mur )hy and h rank Morgan went to Albany this morning as witnesses In ense of state vs. Robert Schoflold, who was iuusieu in saiem for the thoft of iiunej- commuted m Albany. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Howe, of Kansas -Ity. Mo., nro guests at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Slater. Thoy are an routo home from Snn Francisco, vhere they attended the Mystic Shrine onventlon. W. II. Unrr went to Albany this nornlng to appear before the grand mry In the case of the state vs. II. chollold. The latter bought a watch jf Mr. Barr, and It is thought he stole he money. ir. uanieis, private secretary of i'rior Thomas, of tho Mt. Angol mon istory, and Foromnn white, of the ollogo printing ostabllshmont, wore n Salem Sunday. Charles E. ("Tom") Sawyor, of tho Portland Journal, spent Sunday In Sn lom. Ho was accompanied by his two -niiuren, imibs velinn nnd Master Ed .vard. Miss Doll Miller, recont guest of Miss Bertha Kllngor, has roturnod to Jefferson, nccompaniod by Miss Kllng r, who will visit there for a few days. J. II. Barr, of Kansas City, Mo., 'oft for his homo yostorday, after a few days' visit with his mother and broth era and slstors, tho J. G. Barr family. Circuit Judge R. P. Bolso wont to Dnllas today to hold an adjourned term of tho equity department of the Polk county circuit court. Miss Grace Hall, of Roseburg, who has been visiting Miss Leona Rynn, has gone to Monmouth, to continue her visit. Frank Morrison returned today from a business trip through the Northwest, going as far oast as Boise, Idaho, the Hnycsvl e Sunday School will hold tholr district convention at Brooks on Sunday, June 20. Ed. Gllllnghnm and W. E. Richard son have gone to Mill City, for a few days fishing. Mrs. S. Farrar and daughter. Miss Gladys, loft today for an outing at the .seaside. Miss Winona Bonhani Is visiting hor aunt. Mrs. L. N. Roney, nt Eugene. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Goodnlo loft for a visit at Newberg on today's boat. H. A. Snyder, of Auroin, wns In Sa lem today. Homy D. Ryan returned to Roseburg today. Prof. A. J. Garland hns gone to Phil omath. o An Address of Special Interest. Dr. Leonard, a missionary fiom China, will give an nddress nt the Proebytorlnn church tomorrow, Tues day, night at 8 o'clock-. Dr. Leonard was In tho slego of Peking, and will doubtless havo somo thrilling experi ences to relate. There will he no chnrge for ndmlsslon, but a voluntary offering will bo accepted for the work which Dr. Leonard represents. Good music will bo furnished by tho Pre bytorlnn choir. Be sure to come, and bring your friends. Pressmen for the Philippine Service. Tho United Stntes civil sorvlce com mission announce that on June 20. 1902, an examination will he held at Salem for the position of pressman In the Philippine service. Persons de siring to compete should at once ap ply either to the United Stntes civil service commission, Washington, D. C, or to the secretary of the local hoard of examiners, MUs Zaldee Pal mer, at the postolllce, lu this city, o There's a Freshness About our stock of groceries that the people like, and no wonder. You nev er knew of us offering cheap stuff, for the sake of quoting a low price. Our low prices are on goods of worth, fit for anybody. IIRANSON & ItAGAN. o It Is a Fact That the Pioneer Ilaksry makes first class bread and jmstry. A full supply always on hand. The Hot Weather Does not prevent the Whit House Restaurant from serving Just as good meals as ever. Give us a call. Onn day aud night. o Barber Shop Injunction Judge Cleiand. of Portland, has signed sn order enJolnlnK Sam II. iinwanl from oonductlnaT a barber s)mm at 1U7 Fourth street, In a suit filed by Minor I.wU against nowaru. in matter will come up for hearing Mon day morning. Lewis bought out Howard's barber hop at 20 Aldr tin on February 21, 1902. ana ne arsra uiai nuwuru ai.nrt a writtsst asrest not to en- gAe In the business of barlMrinc in Portland lor a iienou in i mcmuia. la his cowpudst Uli seis forth that Us purchase price agreed to be paid by bin l" Howard was ISOOU, which was Pld part is on, and the sur render by LswU to Howard of certain notes held against htm. o The weather bur says that th averag HUMbr of iwrsoM klMs4 ymt- ly by UhUlB( In th United SUtsw Is about Too, with mm w w us Middle Aitecttie Malm, awl Rwt In those lyiac sUrstb to Uw weetward. About arc asuusally Wlleu1 Is) the opeU. le " mmx mt iiwi trees, aud tkm SUM swMlwr la swrM. aD,l 150 usuler circuwiMUmcm us)U1m- lated. '0' bun ti yf' " WmmSSm SJPfP 9Mta I INDIGESTION Is the cnuse of moro discomfort than any other ailment. If you oat the things that you you want, and that are good for you. you are distressed. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will make your digestion perfect and provont Dyspepsia and its attendant disagree able symptoms. You can safely oat anything, nt any time, If you take ono of these tablets afterward. Sold by all dtugglsts under a posltlvo guaran tee. 26 cts. Money rofundod if ycni nre not satisfied. Send to us for n free sample. W. II. HOOKER & CO., Buffalo, N. Y. MORE MUSIC TONIGHT Pupils of Mrs, J. B. Sharp to Give Public Recital The pupils of Mrs. J. R. Sharp will give another miulcnl recital this ovon ing, In the auditorium of tho North' west Normal College, lu tho Murphy building. The program Saturday ov enlng was enjoyed nnd favorably com mented upon. The program for tho recital this evening is ns follows:: Adanto (quartette), two places Oda Welsh, Karl Sharp, Millie Schrolbor, Vera Kitchen. Maiden's Dream Millie Schrolbor. Home, Sweet Home, (Var) Op. 3 Homer Hunt. Lucretin Borgia. Rondo Oda Wolch. Sontnlne, Op. 20, No. 1 Earl Sharp. Prima Donna Waltz (soxtotto), three pieces Misses Itnouos and Sohlbrodo, Willlo Mott, Mrs. MInton, Odn Wolch, Mrs. Kauffmnn. Heather Bolls, Op. 30 Gertrude Hunt. Fond Hearts Must PartMrs. MIn ton. (n) Spanish Tansl No. G, (Bolero) duet. (b) Virgin Nlcht Mnzurkn, Duo Vera Kitchen, Karl Sharp. Only a Dream, Rovorlo Jesslo Rhodes. (a) I.e Tromolo. (bl Robin's Call, Idylle Vera Kitch en. Fifth Nocturne Emma Sohlbrodo. Wandering Jew Delia Goodhue, Maud Monison. CHEMAWA VERSUS BERKLEY Another Attraction for Sa lem's Celebration 1). K. Ilrewor. manager of the Chc mnwa Indian Training school bnsebnll nine, hns completed arrangements with the team from the University of California for a match game at tho fair grounds In this city on the uf ternoon of Kitday. July l. The Cali fornia team in now limiting a tour of Washington nnd Ilrltlsh Oohimtiln, nnd will stop off at Salem eu route home. Fine Peach Crop Coming A. M. IFollott, of Mission bottom, says there will be a fine yield of peach es 111 me wiliameuo vnuey um yenr Peach trees sufferetl no damage f.om thecod.prlngralns an.lthetmarc as full of fruit as could be desired, for the production of the best miallty of peaches. A mil crop la insured. Mr. I.al'ollett has aiHHit BOO peurh trees on his farm north of Salem Among the varieties cult! vatetl by this ' o. Alonuidei farmer are the Waterloo, and Amsdeii. which begin to ripen about July 15. Among the late varle j ties grown nre the Charlotte and Craw ford. Mr. 1-nfollett soys his orchard Isj not Infected by any pest Last year th Snn Jose scnle appeared In n part of his orchard, but vigorous spraying eu ' tlrely killed It. and it has not reap psared tills year. Mr. LaKollett very systematically sprayed his orchard Uils year previous to time or oioom ln. I The peach crop Is a profitable pro duct In this section, which has Imoui noted for tMache of the best quality Last year Mr. ijtKollett harvested from IK acres, WW iwxes or iwaines. ror which lie found a ready market In Portland, receiving for the crop r." cents per box on board boat at Wheat and. Peaches are nut usunsivi-i grown lu this section, but there is si ways a stood mancei lor uie iruii Growers readily dispose of their crop in the Salem and Portland markets Mr. LaPollett says, that, whllw MU sIimi Iiottom will itroduc a fine crop of peaches and cherries.' that set Hon of thw county will not equal hair of an average crop, and the prune crop, pat tlcularly the Italian variety, u aiim' a complete failure. More State Charges. LawroHc Wsstf. asjod M ycrs r.f Portland, has been received at the a lum. aiierlff KeUy and Muani. of was" county, Sunday delivered U ibu p-ni tontiary aHtlioritles Archie A W who will serve two years tor Is re in v o Mother Cray's Sweet Powders. For ehlWrea. Mathw Gray, for years a Rursu in ma unuureas itome iu New York, treated children successful ly with a rsssody, how prepared and ptaeed In the drug stores, called Moth or Gray's Sweet Powders) for Children Thoy are harmless as milk, pleasant to take and never fall. A serial a cure for feverlshnosw. eoseORjatten. head asfae, tuotblng and stossaoh disorders and remove worms. At all druggists. Ho. Sample FUMML AUrs Allsn 8 Olmsted, Lelloy. N. Y. i d -A. k L G 3WL X J. , fattst lit 2 "" BSW AMSJSJ afpr l Win 4Hc tt lin. A. J. gwtwertow anal bby. Al ttm. of Otest Vm, Mcwl. is vUUin ajl m hw- of l..-r parents, Mr. and Mrs R K Wands Ilaropdtt Iark ad 4IUOB. MB DAtv., Journal, JALhM, OREGON, MONDAY, PRIZES WERE AWARDED Knights of Pythias Conclude Successful Convention The concluding session of tho con vention of the Knights of Pythlns, of me urst district, held In Snlom Sntur Jay evening, wns nn enjoyable meet ing, nnd the festivities were not ended Jntll on enrly hour Sunday morning. The Snlom Uniform Rnnk. Company No 7. nssembled about 7 o'clock flnt. unlay evening, nnd. headed, by the Sn- len Military band, marched to the do pot, where an excursion of over B0 Knights from Albany nnd Corvnllls was received and escorted to the lodge nan in me noiman building. This was the first appearance In public of the Uniform Rank, and the organisation did Itself credit. Three candidates were initiated in to the mysteries of the third degroo. nnd the Initiatory work was appor tioned among three visiting teams, each team receiving a victim. Valley "lodge, No. 11. of Corvallls recelvod the first prise nn elegant jmlr of silver plated swords. A past chancellor's Jewel went to F. A. Stensloff ns best "King," and n similar prise was award ed to Geo. Paul, as bost "Pythagoras." An elaborate) banquet followed the award of the prizes. Huron & Hamilton recently sold ono of their largo slxe nutomntlc rofrlgoru tors to Fuller ft. Dotiglns. whore It can bo seen In ubb at any time. o - Oregon's Dairy Product. According to a bullotln of tho con- sub olllce, there woro In lflOO GS btittor, cheese nnd condensed milk fnctorloB In Oregon, representing a capital or $223,100. Tholr output for the year was valued at JG30.322. Ton years previous there wore but 12 factories, whoso out put was $ 0 1 j . 4 2 5 . o Noxious weeds aro many, but tlioro are ninny useful heibs nnd benntlful llowcrs. JW V l.'nllloolln stories have Ioeti written o, ningic mirrors in winch the future was revealed. If such a tiling were possible many a bright fsced bride would shrink from the revelation of her self, stripped of nil her loveliness. If there 1b one thing which would make a woman shrink from msrrlHge it is to see the rapid physical deterioration which comes to so many wives. The cause is generally due to womanly diseases. I,ost health nud lost comeliness are restored by the use of Dr. Pierce's Fa vorite Prescription. It curos irregular ity nnd dries Weakening drains. It heals inflammation nnd ulceration, and curos female weakness. "It If with the artAlcit ptmnirc tlwt I tell ron what !)r rlrrcr' lvoflt I'rnM-tlptloii Mill 'OoWca Mtillcnl IHncovcry ' imy kmi iut m. wrttra Mn Hinlim I. lUnkn. o iy) North 7th Street. UarrUlmrg, l'a " Tliy Iwtc iliHit me a world of coot! 1 I 111 irBMic iii ir i ymiri, fOHiclimM woiiiu ir uhuiv i iiiu ih know what tu to, Ixit 1 Ibund relief at ltt. roil Id thanks to I)r lMr for hl kltul uilvlc, IhU rtiMlldiie still In my Itoute ami will always - ,v - . 1 to tla nurcllase 0f "JZ V Script on" ' beSuS of 111 rcrknal,,e m'of other wotnwil ,i0 HMD It. not nccont a wiWtltute which has none of these cures to its credit. Five. Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, per covers, is sent jMy 5,1,145 0f mailing only. Or for ciotij.bouml volume send u stamps. Address Dr R. V. Pierce, Ilulfalo, N. Y. SAM'.-"" ' IjiUw. ., llniMlrt in 1 1111 ill.,! r.un itrniii.irtil lll'l' llul.1 IMI.III. U.IM W.I.I i'i, 1 1 lKalli.r, lUfia. laia.ru. lulflhutlii. knil Imlta. IImn 11 , r r ... n '.hih, Mt 4f. tm 4 "ll.ll.l tr l..il.IHlw. J t ln UI. I.IHU lliwiliK lUMIf riiMJ f hlrkp.t. Ck.nl.At I1- XmiU Mt f.H' AlaalMa wr, i'iflLAH I'Al Good enough foranjbody! yLL Havana Filler "PLORODOPA BANDS art of samt vatut as tags from "STAR. ' HOR5B SNOB.' SPMARHBAD- STANDARD HAVr." - OLD fACH & HONBY.' "SAW LOG.'' "OLB VARGltlY" pr "MASTER WORKMAN" Tolatto, g Jcmm w i1"-sr v-; t n' n Pennyroyal, pills IB ft-v U.IjIhhI mm it Unit UfuylNM. wmai I Ul JUNE U3, 1002. tessmmiaesmsiiHsm I w.51 SgpsSSjSj&& res Tho Kind You Ilnvo Always Bought, nucl -which lna bocu In itso for over 30 yonrs, has horno tho signatnro of sj - "ml a hooninrulo under hlspcr- wr; zM. Allow no ouo 'o di'olvo you In this. All Gountorfoltn, Imitations nntl Jfust-ns.?ood" nro hub Experiments that trlllo with nn i endanger t!to health o Inflmts nnd Children Exncrl' tco against I&crlmout. What is CASTOR I A Cast or ia Is n harmless suhstltuto for Castor Oil, Puro gnrlc, Drops nnd Soothing Syrups. 5t is Pleasant. Ifc contains neither Opium, IMorplilno nor other Nnrcotfo KUbstur.co. Its ogo Is Its guarantee. It destroys Wrnt nnd allays Fovcrlshncss. It cures Dlarrhoon, and "Wind Colic. It rcllovos Teething Tr jublcs, cures Constipation nnd Flntuluucy. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, glvKg healthy and natural sloop, Tho Cb'jdrcu's Panacea- JL'ho Mother's Friend. CErSNE CASTORSA ALWAYS Boars the Cfew& Thb Kind You Have Always Bought fin Use Fo Over 30 Years. thk etNTun ooiimih, it Munnvr otrntT, ncw yorn city. The Science of Osteopathy... Mnny peoplo havo boon led to bo llevo through fnlso reports nud Igno lance that Osteopathic troatmont wna painful and ovon Injurious to children or wonkenud Invalids. Nothing could bo farther from tho truth for It Is ndaptud to tho caso, and In nowiso Is It Injurious to tho frnllost child or woakunod Invalid. Hut rathor It Is Invigorating nnd strongth onliig, and nuvor Is tho pntlont worn out or made nervous from troatmont. Howovor, tlioro nro tunny falters and prutimdurs lu Osteopathy who do not understand how to glvu trentmant properly. . None life genuine or coin putont who havo not nttondod school tit loast four tonus of llvo months eucli. Drs. 1. R. Wyckoff and Mrs. Grnco Albright, of I. O. O. P. Tomplo, Bnlom, nre grndiintiss of the American School of Obtanuntliy, a twenty months' school, nnd thoroughly qualified to give sdentlllc treutiueut ami handle uny case put in their care. All dls oiues, especially chronic diseases and deformities, yield to the treatment without kulfo or drugs. Hours 0 to 4. Phono Main 2721. Odd Fellows' Tomplo, Snlom. Or. CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Meutn all mall aud passengur trains. Daggago to all parts of tho city. Prompt tervlco. Telopbono No. 211. IIOMVKlt St IUSDIH0K. Barr's German Salve Heals quickly all cuts, or bruiset. Draws lOrunoaa out ollnmo bnuk, and draws silvers out oC flosli which olten break off too short to pull. Htioks like sticking plalor. Try it and you will nuvur be without, liy mall '.'Oc, L. Al. BARR, 1.0 State St. Salem, Ore. B. P. JONES, Attorney at Law Toledo, Oregon, ' Was clerk of circuit court for six years and has an up-to-date abstract of all property In Lincoln county.. , . . Buy Walker's Guaranteed Paints When you want paint for your house or your oarrlago that Is mixed ready for the brush, you can find It at Walker's, the carriage trimmer and painter. I carry a large stock of the best paints In the world. Try my varnish gloss buggy paint. Ono coat will make your buggy look like new. C. H. Walker 160 Oo omerolal Street. YV- do ntt sell btp Trowel -uu nt tiui illant Portland cement. Take )i,ir iboice Capital Improvement Co., m KriHit street. Phone 101 I CASTOR I A For Infants und OUildrea. Ths Kind You Wm Always Bough BUfiatwro of C&a&yff&J&44ti Signaturo of C H. MACK XeUEBXGT'S? 3CSg,3C, Succossor to Dr. J. M. Kcono, in Whlto Cornor, Salem, Oregon. Parties doslrlug Btiporlor oporntlons at mod ern to foo in any branch nro in ospoclal reqttosL STEUSL0FF BROS. Dealers In Live 8tock, WholeBnlo nud rotnll butchore and packors. All kinds of frosh nnd Bait ments. Flno snunagos, hamB, bacon and lard, 310 Commercial street. HUIE WING SANG CO. Wo koop all kinds China nnd Jiipnn mnltlngs. Klre Works, Dry Goods, Silk, IjuIIoh' utidorwoar, Wrappers, Waists, on snlo chenp. 110 State Struct. Salem, Oro. OFFICE 01 TY HALL For wator sorvlco npply at ofllco. Dills payablo monthly In ndvnnce. Mnko all complaints nt tho oOlco. Th? flnneJj.. w FINH WINKS. I.IOUOIW AND 0IGAK8.... 102 Cotirf St THE ELITE CaFE 208 Commercial StreeL Meals at all hours. Open day and night. Only place lu the olty handling the anions OLYMPIA UEER U thu lleceitiou Saloon. Wholuiale nnd retail. E ECKERLEN, Proprietor L. D. HENRY'S REAL ESTATE AND RENTING AGENCY Is at 230 Commercial Street PHONE MAIN 2681 SALEM ORE, SOULE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS For Salem asd vicinity (tave ofdtri at Ceo Wl'l'a Mutk Mors. PORTLAND OR. Your Step Mother Is still here busy us ever, and when your clothos fere all out of order, worn, with buttons off, take them to hor at tho Saletn Dye Works. At this establishment you can get anything set to rights, from a pair of gloves, to tho most elaborate silk gown. A gentleman can get his hat cleaned, his trousers creased, or his whole suit rejuvenated to suit his tasto, also four suits a month for II. Uuttons sewed our rips sewed up, suits pressed 011 short notioo. Now goods shrunk for dressmaking. MRS. C. II. WALKER 105 Commercial OtreeL S. C. STONE, M. D. PHOPHIBTOh OP Stone's Drug Stores SALEM, OFIEQON. Ths atoresttwo In number) ore located ut No. 286 and 87 Commercial sL, and are wall stocked with a oonipleto line of drugs and medlslnes, toilet Articles. Perfumery, brushes, ete.. Uas had some years experience in tha ptaetlce of medicine and uow makes no charge for consultation, ex amination or prescription, F3ANUTS Uatte in large or HHsli lot at The Salem Coffee Roaster JOHNSON . O'FLVNQ, Props. Phone Main 2724.. I. O.O. P. Tempts Salem water CLASSIFIED X X ADVERTISEMENTS tdvtrttsements. five Hoes or Itso, In this cotes osencd three limes for 25c. 50c a Weit,$l.50 1 month. All over Tive tines at the stmt rate. 1 jiuiioi"n,imumLjui WANTED. Wanted. A good, gontlo driving horso to weigh nbout 1200 pounds, nithor black or choatnut sorrol. Inquire of J. N. Shantz, 107 Court strcot, Sa eom, Orogon. 0-10-lw" Wanted. TruHtwortuy porsona lit each county to manngo buslnoes, old on tabllshcd liouno, solid financial standing; straight, bona Ada weekly cash salary of $18, paid by check ouch Wodnosday, with nil expenses direct from hoadquarters; monoy ndvnnocd for oxpensos. Mattaor, 379 Caxton Dldg., Chicago. G-14-mon-saHw Wanted five younn men U'rom Ma- rlon county to prepare nt onco for positions in tho govornmont sorvlce. Apply to IntorStato Inst, Cedar Rapids, In. G-17-2tn Wanted Everybody to try Orogon Foot Euso for all foot ailmonta, Onco trlod always used. Ask your druggist or Bend 25c. S. L. Hayes, Hnlaoy, Oro. 5-27ti LOST AND FOUND. Found. On Commercial street, a la dy's purao. Owner unn havo same by proving" property nnd paying for this nd nt Journal office. 0-21-ti Don't You Know Anytning about Kd wards' Market? At 410 State BtrooL llcst placo to buy fresh and curod meats nt tho lowest prices. Phono 2G24, ii, Edwards, prop W"PT"ir'FU'WWIlSJieTSW SH WIJIJ.X WWII IIMUBIMW(jSfeseJWSHSejS FOR SALE, r-or bale. titty head of hlgh-grado Cotswold oheon, conalstlng of owes nnd lambs. Tho owes In this bunch nro principally throo yearn old. Ad dress 13. O. Koff, Salem, Or., IL P. D. No. 0, or call at my farm two mllca north of Maclony. 21-3d-lw For Sale I'uro Poland China sows. W. II. Rgan, Salem, It. D. No. 8. 0-2 Mm For 8alc Ono good young driving horso, well broko and gontlo. In quire of J. W. Hansom, Tur ner. 0-20-3 For Sale. Coiut or mountain wagon. Inquiro of Grlswold & Chaso. G-20-3t For Sale. -Now and eocond-hand bus gloo, now and socond-hand. spring wagons, buokboarda nnd carts, at tho Salem Card ago and Wagoa Foo lory. Woruor Fcnnoll, proprietor, 3G4 Commercial otrooL 4-lG-tf Screen Doors. Now and socond-hand, also nn invalid chnlr at a bargain. J. N. ahantz, 107 Court stroot 0-14-tf For Sale Cheap Second hand thresh ing outllt. Advance Boparator, 3Gx CG, with wind staakor. Also 13 II. 1. engine, with water tank And wagon. All In good order. Prica 17fi0. 13. M. Crolsau, Salem, Ore-; i;oii. G-14-d&w-tf For Sale.Twonty-aoro truct with now barn, throo mlloa cast of Salem, nt a bargain, if takon soon. Inquiro of C. M. lloavor, It. P. D. No. C, Sa lem. S-17-Gd-lw LODQE8. Protection LodooNo. 2, Anclont Or der United Wnrktnou, moots every Saturday ovonlug in tho Ilolmnu Hall, coruor of Btato and Liberty straots. Visiting bruthroa wolcorao. 8. A. MoFaddou, M. W. J. A. Bollwood, Ilocordor.- FOREttTURU OF AMEIUCA Court tihurwood PorcBtorn No. 10. Moeta Friday uljjhtH lu Turuor block. Ira iiumllton C. It.; A. L. Drown. 80c. Central Lodgo No. 18 K. of PCaatlo Hull lu Holmnu block, corner State uinl Liberty otroota, Tuosday of each wook at 7; 80 p. iu. Claud Townsund, C. C; Zadoo J. Hlggs, K. of It. and 8. TONSOniAL. Evans' Barber Ohop. Tniy ilratolaas shop on Btato BtrooL Every thing now and up-to-date, Finest porcelain baths. Bhavo, ICgj haircut, 25o; baths, 2Bc. Two flrst-claos boot blacks. O. W. Kvaus, proprlotor. Ryan's Shaving Pwioro. Bovou tint class harbors ongagud. Finest bath rooms In olty. Wo uso ontlseptlo sterillzor. J. Ryan, Prop. HOP AND PRODUCE BUYERS. J, Carmlchael Hop buyer. Olllco In Ilush-Ilroytnan building, Salem, Ore gon. Batnples of ohotce hoys sollc- Itud from all growers. TRTwrr Money Loaned On Improved farms aud -ity property at lowest rates of Interest. No commission, no delay. Call and sea. I. N. Maxwell, room IS, over postolllso, Salem. O-lO-lm """ " BUSINESS CARDS. u.l3urtFa1TilTr aud papof haugor, moved to 149 State street, opposite John Hughes. Loavo orders or call for estimates. 64-tf PHYSICIANS. eWr'SMJssssvsessSs,eflsilSsWrsssss,V JT. H, Brewer, physician and sura 00 n. Office In Gray block. Rooms 7 and 0. Phone 01. OSTEOPATHY. BrTLTe: Wye'EoT? TnTI&rraco-P bright. Twenty montha graduates ut the American School of Ostoop uthy. Klrksvllle. Mo. Pr. Wyckoff la tho only twenty months' gentlomau graduate In galsin. Odd Psllows' Temple. 'Phono Mala 2721. Dr. M. T. Schoeitls Oraduato Amsrl ..au School of Osteopathy, Kirks ville. Mo. Office lu Tioga bloek, over tho Spa. Offlco hours 3 s 90 to 1H30 and 1 to 4. 841 W. O. Robblns, Dr. of Osteopathy Oraduato of thu Columbia. Cc41 of QateoiKJthy. CJtago, 111, Ofllco 117 Court streeLQuronlB diss a specialty, .a'T-i.iixk.. BmtsO ltH7Hw9H IVrt.tt9 f C&&W&&&( .e jfor his atrB ! .til t5-