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Newspaper Page Text'''( fJ5s tuUnllB -j-' .--.'Mr 4. tt? v vW A v1.1 Why cnn't we come over to your house ami play any more? Because papa gets so mad when we make a little bit of noise. What makes him that way? Mamma says it's dys pepsia makes him act so crazy. That's about the way it strikes the small boy. The dyspeptic 1ms no mea ot ma own unrea sonableness or harsh ness. Wttle things arc magnified and seem to justify Ills quick anger. There's health for the dyspeptic and happiness for the family by the use of Doctor Pierce's finltlntl Mpdlnnl Tllo., ? cry. It cures diseases of the stom ach and other organs of digestion and nutrition, and restores perfect health and strength, by enabling tiic penect ingestion auu assimila tion of food. "I Jiave takeu one bottle of Dr. Tierce's Golden Medical Dlicovery for indlgentUm ami liver complaint," writes Mr C. M. Wilson, of Yadkin College, Davidson Co,, N C. "Have had no bad spells since I commenced talcing your medicine In fact, have not felt like the name man, De fore I took the 'Golden Medical Discov- rv' I could not cat auvtlilmr wltlmut nw. fWl .ltd, MM 1.1,1 ttnttf T rM auil ......till.... wish without having unpleasant feelings." Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse and regulate the bowels. A now coffco at 2G and 30 cents a pound. Try a pound, and let tho coffee speak for Itself you will contlnuo on tho Bnmo coffeo. Wo guarantco It to he always fresh roasted. YOKOHAMA TEA STORE Phono 2111 black. Freo Delivery. WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS. E. R. Brunor, Portland. W. N. Jonos, Portland. Fred A. Krlbs, Portland. F. 11. Oaborn, Portland. Win. L. Chalmor, Portland. A. I. Clarke, Portland, (leorgo Soronson, Portland. J. II. Dovlln, Portland. Julius Orcen, Chicago. Mrs. A. L. Fulton, Astoria. F. J. Welnand and wlfo, Chicago. Clydo Alllngham, Pontlleton. Lostor Alllnghnm, Pendleton. K. C. Denloose, Phlladolphla. John M. Doun, Michigan. John Dant, Philadelphia. John Lommonvllol and wlfo, Harris burg. W. 10. Brown. Eugene. J. W. niggs, Hums. C. (Jazloy, Snn Francisco., Kola Nols, Albany. Chas. Shorn, Cleveland. A. C. Shlnn, Uakor City. D. A. Magnoss, SL Paulll, Or. J, C. Koatlng, Orogon City. 11. Swanned, San Francisco. Q. A. Sanborn, San Francisco. Hon J. Martin, Sprlngflold, Mo. Tho roadors of this paper will bo pleased to learn that thoro Is at least ono dreaded dlsoaso that sclenco has boon ablo to euro in all Its stagos, and thut Is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is tho only posltlvo euro now known to tho medical fratornlty. Catarrh be ing a constitutional dlsoaso, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Ca tarrh euro Is takon Internally, acting dlroctly upon tho blood and mucous surfaces of tho system, thereby de stroying tho foundation of tho disease, and giving tho patient strength by building up tho constitution and as sisting nature In doing Us work. The proprietors havo so much faith In Its curativo powers, that thoy offer One Hundred Dollars for any caso that It falls to euro. Sond for list of testi monials. Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0. Sold by druggists, 75c. lU.l'a Family Pills are tho host. The Hot Weather Does not prevent the Whito House Itostaurnnt from serving Just as good moals ns ovor. Give us a call. Open day and night. MOUNTAIN AND OCEAN. Summer Rates and Train Manage- muni on Corvallls & Eastern. Edwin Stone, manager of the C. & E. railway, has issued a very pretty Illustrated brochure advertising Ya rjulna bay. that people who are planning to go to a summer resort would do woll to sejjd for. Special axourelon ratos aro now made to Newport and return for tho soasou. Tickets aro on sale from all S- " and C. & E. points through to Newport at reduced rates. S. P. trains oosneet with thoso of the C. & B. at CorvalUs and Albany. On or about June 30th the C. & train from Detroit will ! tl,at point In tho morning, meeting the bay train at Albany at noon, and that pas songers from Detroit. DroUenbush or other mountain resorts from Southern Pacific points eau leave Albany the same afternoon without lay-over, reaching Detroit the same vel8 Tickets from Corvallls awl Albaay Detroit, good for tho seasoB, are sale at both points at rery low rates. Salem Social Swim PnUn.4-... .1 i Calendar of Lnai eu..i. July 4-Qreateat celebration In Ore gon at Salem. Final Dancing Party. tlani'lni' nnrt,. nf i. .... ."B tho evening was warm, thoro was a f?yWLU,0,,1,S8rnm t0 th0 fUlloBt OX- tent, Tho ladles of Viola lodge are popular entertainers, and havo given numerous pleasant parties during the season Just ended. Those who havo m enJ.y,nK "lose social functions win ho pleased to note an onrly Inaug uration of a similar program In the fall. PER80NALS. Miss Sohlbredo is visiting nt Tur nur. Mayor C. P. niuhop was In Portland today. Chester V. Dolph. of Portland, Is in tho elty. Miss Musa Geer Is rusticating at nuwpuri. Mrs. It. M. Davlsgon Is visiting in Portland. Charles Wollor returned today from Portland. C. W. Fulton, of Astoria, was In Sn lorn today. W. N. Jones, a Portland attorney, Is In the city. Miss Etta Her, of Aurora, visited In Salem Monday. W. E. Drown, a Eugene bankor, was In Salem today. Mrs. O. II. Irwin has returned from a visit to Portland. C. II. Moorcs, of Oregon City, was a Salem visitor today. Rev. 13. S. Bollinger and family, of Orogon City, aro visiting In Snlem. A. L. Brown and C. L. Parmonter were In Woodhurn Monday evoniug. Bishop and Mrs. H. L. Barkley are preparing to move to Portland and re side. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Mlnton and daughter, Mildred, aro spoiuIIiik a few days at Newport. Mrs. Lester Gilbert, of Itockford, Washington, is visiting her mother, Mrs. A. L. Stlnson. State Senator John D. Daly Is In tho city, en routo to his homo at Cor vallls, from Portland. Miss Mary Mclntyro, recont guest of Miss Leona Kay, has returned to hor homo In Orogon City. Mrs. M. J. Magors has returned from a visit in Portland, whero she also at tended tho Pioneers' reunion. Mrs. ' 0. G. Gnns and daughtor, Misses D. and Bonnie, havo gone to Newport to spond two months. Miss Cora Talklngton and Miss Itu lofson, of San Francisco, visited at tho stato reform school today. Mrs. H. II. Caspar, accompanied by her daughter, of Dallas, aro visiting her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. D. Pal mer. Mr. and Mrs. It. D. Mend, of Mon nlngton. West Virginia, aro guests of Mr. and Mrs. 13. F. Osburn, tho ladlos being sisters. Misses Nelllo Clark, Edith' Elson hart and Clara Scott have returned from a few days spent at tho Tumor campmeotlng. Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Byars, of Ma dorla, California, nro visiting nt tho homo of Mr. Byars' parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. II. Byars. O. W. Jonos, superintendent of tlio stato blind school, wont to Albany to day. Tomorrow ho goos to Eugene to attend the stato teachers' associa tion. SALEM WORKERS RETURN From Y. P. S. C. E. Meeting Held At Ashland Tho dologatos from Salem who havo boon nttondlng tho Christian Endeavor Stato Convention nt Ashland returned this morning, enthusiastic and happy. Tho convention is omnium u .. I I.. nlfAHIf UI1Wr f)V I neon ino equiu m " ""''" , coptlng In numbors, of tho ono hold In sniom nisi yum-. " " ---- -- workers of the Pacific coast, Row Hugh and Rev. Thomas Plummer Rovlllo, or Soattle, Wash., wore present, and wore tho principal speakers of tho conven tion. Miss Julia Hatch, a returned missionary ui t-f - - - ---In I-noss, Slam, gave an Inspiring and helpful address on her experiences tille oi SBieiii. " M'Mw...."--O C K. U-. nave a talk on ProiKir tlonate Giving." which was aeknowl dR to be the equal of any number "'.' Ti.oiu, am nnlv a ?Ar or &TOw V ."Le nroKram. The treatment oi m ur proBrai" . . Abi. an, was Z fir better than the fondest ex- noctatloiti. A trip to the AWiwnu rfnon by carriage, on Monday morn- Colestln. the suinm t o t"k' mountains, jow .---; :- ZV7".Tf"JZ every unuenvorer m uib hnTTiebTateromnaer. for the e.ag term oftwo year "VSwell President Mr. John A. HocKweit. ,,0F!rstl,viee.pre.ldent-Mrs. Wta n. Rice, Ashland. . Seconu vice-iuww"" WKi vlM-ur-Mtm-MI- DM O. Oibotn.Mm. .ta -.. ,,ort. Secreiary '" "'" land. ., ,, a nlLa saiMH. Treasurer mv. u - "v, T Junior KttaTv "wi . . ffisSrs- h P0Utmtur-ev. A. K. Oard,r.t Turner. ,. will w0reafter The aie CW"-"':ML The tt b,Lidtotrteu awl district with tne w JtZrinTu. V No. S P,01BTJ2 oflUrs for and BeU 'thJErt CM A"&lrtt2rS j' PaJfle'S CderV I Compound DR. PHELPS' Wonder-Working Medical Prescription Mrs, Jennie H, Stelle, "I Feel That It Has SaYedMyLife" Palnos Colery Compound Is tho world s groat medicine and life-savor. It has no oQiial for feeding oxhaustod nerves; It stands first as a builder of the weak and shattered nervous sys tem. Palno's Cdlory Compound has long ago proved Its power as n banlshor of dyspepsia, rheumatism, neuralgia, kid ney dlBoaso, liver complaint, and as ti puilflor of tho blood. Thousands of men and women, tired out, sleeplois, nervous, morose and despondent, have beon glvon perfect health, strength and buoyancy of spirits through tho woll advised use of Palno's Celery Com pound. It lias given a new and happy llfo to a vast number of people who woro tired of llfo nnd Its suffering. If Vntlt' linnltll la Imnnlrn.l- If ..,,, nro burdened with any weakening or linlllfUl IlUlladv. nnr t'nltl'a Pnlain. Compound today; It is specially adapt ed u your caso; it win make you well and strong. Mrs. Jennie H. Steele, Vaughns, Go., writes thus: "I have suffered for ton years wltli what tho doctors call neuralgia of tho liver, nnd novor litnl nnv n.tlnf fm.., their medicines or anything else until l uognn using mine's Colory Com pound. I havo taken about three bot tles, and havo not suffered nny since I began to take It. I feel that It has savod my life, and hopo nil who suff er as 1 havo will give Palno's Colory Compound a trial." Lost. Whllo attending tho Tumor camp meeting last Sunday, tho undersigned lost'a valuablo watch chnrm. nltlmr In tho sawdust on tho floor of tho tabor- uncle or nliout the grounds. A liberal reward will bo glvon for the return of tho sniue. VM. HOGEft ANDERSON, 219 Commercial Street. Asks for a Divorce Sarah J. Phenegor, through her at torney, W. A. Mooros, Is seeking a di vorce from Jacob Phoneger, to whom sho was married In Jacksonville, Flor ida, on February 13, 1888. Dcsortlon In 1001 constitutes tho grounds upon which cause of action Is bused. Sick Headache absolutely and per manoutly cured by using Mokl Tea. A pleasant herb drink, euros uonsti nation nnd Indigestion, makos you eat. sloon. work and happy. Satlsfnt tlou guaranteed or money back. 26 cts. and 50 cts. Wrlto to W. II. HOOKEIt & CO.. Buffalo, N. Y., for a froo sample. D. J. FHY, Druggist. There's a Freshness About our stock of groceries thnt tho neoiilo lllo. and no wonder. You nov or know of us offorlng chonp stuff, for tho snko of quoting n low price. Our low prlcos nro on goods of worth, fit for anybody. BRANSON & RAOAN. o It Is a Fact Thnt tho Pioneer Bakery mnkes first class broad and pastry. A full supply always on band. o HO FOR NEWPORT. Oregon's Favorite Seaside Resort. Itecognlztng tho advantage of New port as a summor resort over other seaside resorts in tho Northwest, nnd to mako it possible for all who doslro to spond tholr vacation by tho ocean waves, tho Southern Pacific Company, In connection with tho Corvallls & Eastern railroad, will place on sale, effective Juno 15th. round-trip tickets from all pdlnts in Oregou on the Southern Pacific to Newport, good for return until October 10th, specially re duced rates. For full Information In quire of your local agent ClOeod CENTRAL LABOR UNION Officers Are Elected At An Interesting Meeting On Slonday evewlng, at a well at tended and enthuslastlo meeting, the Central Ulwr Union effetl organi st Un as follews: C. A. Bort. president; IW. 8way, vlce-prMideot; A. C. Hopf. toereUry; O. C. Ioek. treaturw. CbaJnaea of standing committee were appointed as follews: Mr-tawt H. T. Man. Arbitration D. A. Dlnnwoor. OrganlsnUon-HO. Sways Alter an Interesting dlwuMton of organisation work, the Union ad journed to U evening of tfca second Tuesday in July, when the work of or ganisation will be rowpteted. INDICESTION is the causo of Bore discomfort than any other ailment. If yon eat the tnlnw that yon you want, and that a nood for you. J"" dtotresned. AekerU Dyspepila Tablets will wako Co, dlgottlon perfect and prove D)SMnw and IU aU4aat dinagnm tbto symptoms. Yo can tnfoly at anything, at any time. If yon o? than tabmU aftorwanl oW X all 4rngwt nsnlor a posttlve Rnarsn uL. JnTettT Monny refunded If yon 7Z Mt satmfted Send to us fur a few MnMd W. II HOOKBK. ft CO SSalo, N. T. FINAL RECITAL TONIGHT Mrs. J. B. Sharp's Pupils To Give Concluding Program Tho pupils of Mrs. J. 11. Sharp will give their concluding recital In tho Murphy building tonight. Tho llttlo ones havo boon (ntnrtnlnlnir rhnlr frionds royally, and tho program to niKilt will ne mo nlnqq t-oollnl Tim nt. tendance at the recitals has been vory soon, ami tlio youthful porformors havo taken much onpournijnninnt In their study of music. tlio program this evening Includes tho following numbers: uer KrciBchuu Ovorture Sextotto Wobor 1st piano Delbort Burton, I.elah Bell. 2d piano Lois Aldorson, Ethel Thomns. 3d pinna Elvn Doty, Lula Gil- more. Gems from "Martha" Flotow Lula atlmoro. Qui Vive Galop Qanz uiiva uoty. Rotrent. Op. 332, No. 4 Koelllng Ethel Thomns, Lois Anderson. Alphln Storm Kunkle T.nlnh Ilnlln Don Juan Ovorture, SoxtottcMoinrt Class. Alice Trans Ashor Dolbort Burton. Mill In Black Forost Ellonburg Lulu Ollmore, Eva Doty. Tannhauser March Wagner Loin Alilorsnn. Midsummer Night's Dronm Para- pnraso do uoncort. Op 7C Mnndolssohn-Smlth Dolbort Burfnn. l.nlnh Ttolln. Grand Vnlso Brlllnnto, Op. 18.. Chopin Ethel Thomas. Flparo's Hochxelt Ovorturo. Sex totto Mozart Class. Wanted In California. Govornor Geer on Monday nftornoon honored tho requisition of Governor Gago, of California, nnd Issued a war rant of arrest for James William Mar tin, who Is In tho custody ot tho Port laud authorities. Martin Is wanted In California for tho crlmo of robbery, The Latest Yarn. A Pittsburg drummor tolls this now yarn: I always carry a bottle of Komp's Balsam In my grip. I tako cold easily, and a fow doRos of tho Balsam always makes mo a woll man. Every whero I go I sponk a good word for Kemp. I take hold of my customers I tako old men and young men, and tell thorn confidently what I do, when I tako cold. At druggists, 25 and COc. i o Ladles Can Wear Shoes. Ono fllzo Bmallor after using Allon's Foot-Ease, a powder to bo shaken Into the shooa. It makes tight or now shoos tool easy; gives Instant relief to corns and bunions. It Is tho greatest comfort dlscovory of tho ago. Cures nnd pro vonts swollen feot, blisters, callous and soro spots. Allen's Foot-Enso Is a cor tnln euro for sweating, hot, aching foot. At nil druggists .and shoo stores, 25a Trial packago FREE by mall. Add roes Allen S. Olmstod, Lo Roy, N. Y. 1 o NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed proposals addrsneed to the county surveyor of Marlon county, Or.. nnd marked "Bid for approach to the Salem Bridge," will he received up to 1 o'clock, July 5, 1002. nnd then pub licly opened In the presence of the county courts of Marlon and Polk counties and a committee from the city council or Salem for rebuilding th west approach to the steel bridge ut Salem, and makltiK a fill In connec tion therewith. Bids will be opened In the county court room at Salem. PInns nnd specifications are on file in the county surveyor's oirieo. Kncli bidder must deposit fi per cent of the amount of his bid, as by law required. The comities and city will furnish all now lumber and the piles that are to be used. The right Is reserved by the coun ties and city to reject any nnd all bids. H. B. H10RR1CK. JR.. County Surveyor for Marlon Co. By W. J. Culver. Deputy. Salem. Or.. June S3, ltiug. 0 St-Zd-Zw Dlds Invited for Supplies for the Ore gon State Penitentiary, Staled bids for dry goods, groceries, drugs, shoes, leather and findings, plumbing supplies, hardware, dour. fish, muaU, etc., will be received at the offlee of the superintendent of the state penitentiary until Monday, July 7, 1802, at S o'clock p. in., at which time they will be opened. A deposit of liMW Ir cash or certi fied cheek, payable to the superintend ent, must accompany each bid for meat, and IT tur bids for flour nnd fish, all other bids must b accom panied by an amount eNul to 10 per cent of the amount bid. The right Is reserved to reject any and all bids, and to aeeept or reject any portion of a bid. On each envelope should be In scribed the nature of the bid. Good of Oregon mannfaetHr or prednnUon will receive preference, other things being eral. All 'good and nuppUoa mmL bo o Urnrod to the fMnltonUnry. ftekekU of the various linen of goods will be furnished upon appHcaUon to the su perintend enL Vouchors wilt be weHml for payment on the 1st of tho month foKowIng torn pletton of contract, and monthly on COHtiUWOlM AtttJWOt- Bidders aro lavltod (0 bo MnL J. a LHK, flopertnteMdeHt Ortp Wain Pegtn tlary. SntatH, Orgo. Jnno U. IMS. ciOdUfod tffrtHlBBs" THEOAltt JOURrtAL, dALEM, bEQON', YUE8DAV, JUNE 24, 1$02, i OREGON HOP POOL Will Again Be Formed This Year "A pool of Oregon-grown hops will bo tundo again this year," said W. II. Egan, protldont of tho Orogon Hop Growers' Association. "Tho quostlon of export shipment ImB not yot pre sented Itself." continued Mr. Egan, "but the growers, recognizing In a combination of their crops an oftectlvo means of disposing of tholr products In competition In tho world's mnrkets, will repent tlio oxperlmont that proved a success last year. "The Hop Qrowors' Association will bo maintained again this yoar. and Its offorts to pronioto the growore' best In terest will this soanon bo redoubled. Gratifying ovldonca of tho fact that the association is consldorod a factor In the hop market has already boon presented tills season. A reliable firm has offered to contract from tho mem bership of tho association tho year's crop of standard quality on a basis of 15 cents per pound, but tho ofTor has been rejected by tlio officers, who nro confident that conditions will wnr rant a better flguro boforo tho crop shall have been harvosted and market ed. The association will this yoar con trol n largo acreaBO than It did a year ago, and will be In a hotter position to aid tho grower In disposing of his crop." , Mr. Egan says that in view of tho favorable conditions thnt oxlst and tho encouraging prospects for a good price this year's crop, It Is n sorlous mis tako for growers to contract tholr en tire crops, or oven a portion, nt prices, ranging from 10 to 13 cents por pound. Tho best contract figure for 1902 hops thnt has thus far been recorded In Ma rlon county was 13' cents, and thin, Mr. Egan predicts, will bo a lower figure than tho crop will command In open mnrkcL Mr. Egan thinks that the successful Issue of tho associa tion In accomplishing, at remunera tive prices, tho sale of last year's pool has done much to dispel any doubts that may havo existed among growers as to Gib ability of tho organization to roallxo for them a bettor price for their product. Juntos Wlnstnnloy, socrotnry of tho iiHBoclntlou, who has just returned from nn Inspection of the hop yards of the county, nlso speaks encourag ingly of tho outlook. Mr. Wlustan loy's Itinerary eovored CO miles. Speak ing of his observations, ho said: "Whllo thoro will this year ho an Increased acreiiKO of hops, I do not pre dict a yield In oxcess of tho 1901 crop. I think 85.001) bales Is a conservative estimate for this year's crop, althounh It Is yet too early to mako nny satis factory or rolluhlo predictions. Tho yield cannot bo abnormnlly largo, for In many yards I note a poor stand ot vines, and moro than an avorago num ber of missing hills. Tho stngo of the vinos at this time is well ndvancod, and most of tho vinos nro In a health ful state, Tho usual number of arms havo appeared on tho plants, hut It they do not prove any moro fruitful than did ninny last year, tho yield will not bo up to tho average," and some what diminished from tho estimate mIvhu nbova But nt (ho present tlnio there Is ovory Indication of nu average crop. All Indications of llco that ro jutted from tho unseasonuhlo rains of tho early part of Juno, havo beon dis pelled by tho warm weather of the pnst ten dnys." Mr. Wlnstnnloy is pleased with the prospects for Ktl prices for this year's hops, which ho says will surely bo realised. Ho says tho American crop Is practically all cleaned up. while In England there remains only nn In ferior quality of hops of last season's Top. With these conditions, ho fig ured thnt there will be a brisk demand nt unusually good prices for OroKon's choice qunllty of lww, beKlnnlug with the opening of the innrket Mr. Win Stanley Is enthusiastic on the subject of proliablo quotations for tho now crop, and predicts that cholco hops will bring 18 to 25 cents pur pound. He recognises In the contracting business a practice that Is not only unprofitable to tho grower, but harmful nnd dam aging to the market. There Is an un usually large nuiouut of 10(12 hops contracted in Marion county. Hops at 18 Cents. An Aurora special says: Eighteen cents for hops Is tho high est price pnld for a 1001 crop, and this was paid far the last lot still In (he crowor's hands. The price was paid Friday for 57 bales of cholco hops grown by Charles Wilson, of Aurora, and the purchaser wan Phil Nels. The price Is what should be expected In view of New York quotations. Lnte market reports show that choice Pa cifies of the crop of 1901 aro worth it cent lu New York. There Is ulways a Inns of about 4 rent between the coast and New York, on account of frelgliL dealers' oommlHslonn, etc. While the Oregon hop crop of 1901 has panned out of the growers' hands, much of It still remains In the state, iield by dealers until iwles shall be made and delivery required. For sev eral months hop men havo declared that the supply of hoi In the United dtatea will not carry the brewers until the now crop is ready for market. Ilrowern have maintained an attitude of unconcern, an though they had no 'ear of being compelled to pay a price much In tulvancn of the quotations lain in the fall. New York dealers, accord Ing to reports. lllov that the time Is now near at hand when the brewers will be compelled to buy, and the deal ers will renp great profits. Tlio bulk of the crop was sold at 10 rwU. Those ho hold until the Aral of tho year r (ivd 11 cents. Some of tho bent hops of the year went nt that price. Largo quantum of what may be called choice bops were sold In tho mil ut 11 mU. and even lens. Upon thos purchases tho dealers stand to mkn n ts-pw cent, progt. o TO CURE DANDRUFF. It Is Necessary That the Dandruff Germ Be Eradicated. "Oantror tho tanno, you remove the oflnet" Kill tho germ that causes dawJraff. falling hnlr and baldness, y WUI luvve no more oamirMiT ami yogr hair -must grow luxuriantly. Httrtduide not only ouMaln thn dand- rnff mm dentfoyor. but It also a most delightful hair ureoslag (or reg uhtr toilet two. No other hair propa ratkm In oh this scletitlac basin of tontroytng the dandruff gorm. and nan Other claims to be. for tho aim pto ronton that it In only recently that a dfttirayar of the norm has bogh dlsgovorftd-Newbro's fUrpiolde, Ue only hair preparation that actually klits dandruff Tho Kiml You Hnvo Always Bought, nntl which 1ms been In tiso for ovor OO years, hns borno tho Rtgimtnro oC j i nntl hns been mntlo under his por- HMVT tCA4K ah,, no ouo io dt"ol vo you In this. All Counterfeits, Imitations nml ' Just-ns-ffood' nro bub Experiments thnt trlllo with nu i endanger tlus Iicnlth of? Infants nntl Children-llvnorl' nco ugnlnst Experiment, What is CASTOR1A Cnstorln Is n hnrmle.y pubstituto for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. Ifc contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nurcotlo substance. Its ogo is Its frimrnntce. It destroys "Winns nntl allays Fovcrl.shness. It cures Diarrhoea nnd Wind Oolie. It relieves Toothing Troubles, cures Constipation mid FIntul'jncy. It nsslmUntos tho Food, regulates tho Stomnch nnd BowcIh, giving healthy and natural sloop. Tho Children's Panacea- Xho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTOR! A A&WAYS Roars tho (&&yf7UcJUM Tib Kind You Have Always Bought tn Use Foi' Over 30 Years. TMC OCNT.UR OOUMNr. TT MURRAY CtRtlT. NtW YORK CtTY. The Science of Osteopathy... Many pcoplo linvo boon lod to bo- ltovu thrtniKh fnlso reports and lituo ranco thnt Osteopathic troatiuont was painful and ovou Injurious to olilldron or wonkonod Invalids. NotblitK could bo farther from the truth for It is adaptod to the onso, and In nowlso Ib it Injurious to tho frallost child or woakonod Invalid. Hut rathor It Is InvlKorntliiR and stroniUii onltiK, and novor Is tbu patient worn out or uuulo norvous from troatiuont. Howovor, thoro aro many fultorn and protoudors In OstoMpittby who do not undorstnnd bow to i;lvo troatiuont proiiorly. . Nena nro kuuuIiio or com potont wlio luivo not nttondod snbool nt loast four tonus of llvo muntlis each. Drs. . 18. NS'yoltoff and Mrs. Ornco Albright, of I. O. O. R Tomplo, Snlom, nro r ruinates of the Amerlonn Qoliool of Okteopatby. a twenty months' soiled, ut.d thoniiiHhly qunllfluit to kInh Mt.loiitlflc treutmont and handle any fits put In tliulr euro. All ills easos, twpoolnlly chronic; dluoasos and (lofonnltluH. yield to tho. treatment without knife or drugs. Hours 9 to 4. Phono Main 2731. Odd Follows' Tomplo, Salem, Or. CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Meets all mall and passeiiKer trains. Baggago to all parts ot tho city. Prompt isrvloo. Tolophouo No. 2-11. jiUMYicu ft uisumun. Barr's German Salyc Heals quickly all outs, or brtilsev. Draws S3reuu8a out of lame hack, nnd draws silvers out of (losli which often brouk off too short to pull. Sttaks like stlokniK planter. Try It and you will nevsr lie wltliout. liy msil 'Mia. L. M. BARR, 1.0 State St. 8alem, Ore. B. F. JONES, Attorney at taw Toledo, Oregon. Was olork of circuit court for sli years and has an up-to-date abstract of all property In Lincoln nounty BUY PAINT Where) oil nan buy sbeapsst. Wo tell only the b(t Krsdu of goods. Carter's Htriutly Pure White Lead, iiahh Iwlter At 7 14c per pound Die Celubiaiml biaud ot Middlcton Oil (loet l.iureel Oil msda fully dp to stsnd ard a to purity. Boiled Oil. 60c per gallon. Raw Oil, 78c per gallon. Oeodfc doirvM mi Unt, Fry's Drug Store 130 Com'l St. Sslem. Nesr P. Q.lnt w0. 234 d 27 Commercial St.. Leiture by Returned. MlssioNary. KHsa K. fjonard. M. Ii., woo has ru-aiiiiv iturnml. (urloMgb. front OilMa. wbr sb has hma iwiutgfMl la medical Missionary work, wilt spsak at ttw I'rwbyUtriaH church this evsNlag, at U o'eitN-k. KvsryoM is luvltod to eowM and boar hor story of tho p-rll of tk MlsloHartw and naUvo Ohm Ua dwiuK Us Iioxor uprising- Sp rial wwak. .i.o 1 1. O A. fc -Xf a. X J. . tan tU yIMll" 5nn wrpi Hutt.e f amsta 1 11 I Signaturo of O. H. MACK 333EB3ar,a3 xsiac Succossor to I)r. J, M. Koono, In Whito Cornor, Balom, Orogon. Parties doslrlns superior operations nt mod ern to fou in any branch aro In especial roquost. STEUSLOFF BROS. Dealers In Live Stock, Wholosalo and retail butchers and packors. All kinds of fresh and salt moats. Fine snusagoa, bams, bacon and lard. 316 Commercial street. HUIE WING SANG CO. We keep till kinds China nnd Japan mntttugs, Flro Works, Dry Goods, Silk, I.ndlos' untlorwenr, Wrappers, Wnlstu, on sale chonp. 110 H tn to Street. Snlom, Ore. Salem Water Co. OFFICE oiry HALL For wntor sorvlco apply at oQlco. Dills payable monthly In advance. Mako nil complaints at tho offtco. Tb? flDDeij.. M FINK WINKS, r.UlUOHS AMU U1UAHB 102 CoUrt St THE ELITE CaFE 208 Commercial Street Meals nt all hours. Open day nnd nlitht. Only placo in tho elty linndliiiK the unions OLYMPIA BEER Is the Itecoptlon Hnloon and retail. Wholotalo E ECKBRLEN. Proprietor L. D. HENRY'S REAL ESTATE AND RENTING AGENCY is at 380 Commercial Street PHONE MAIN 2681 SALEM OMi, SOULE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS rot Ssltm sad vltlolly leave orders at Cto PORTLAND OR. WWaMU(.Uttort. Your Step Mother Is still hero busy us ever, and when your olothos are all out of order, worn, with buttons off, tako them to hor at tho Salem Dye Works, At this establishment you can get anything set to Tights, from a pair of glovos, to the most eiauoiato biik gown. A gsntloinnu oaii get his hat Gleaned, his trousers creased, or his whole suit rejuvenated to suit bis taste, also four suits a month for fl. Muttons sewed on, rip sewed up, suits pressed on short notice. New goods shrunk for dressmaking. MRS. C. H. WALKER 19S Commercial Street S. C. STONE, M. D. PHOPHIBTOH OP Stone's Drug Stores salem, orteaoN. 'Dm Mfnranttwn in niniitisr)are located 1 and aro woll stocks! wJUi a complete jjno of drugs aHd medicines, toilet ' articlas. iMtrfuaiwry. brushes, etc.. I Has bad sows M years wperleuee la the tiraetieo of msdlgut and now makes no aharge for eonsultatlon, exi auilnatloo or proserlptloo, PEANUTS IUitd is laige er smalt lots at The Salem Coffee Roaster JOHNSON A O'FLYNO, Prop. Phons Main 272-4. I, O.O, P. Tempi SiVjIMrAa CLASSIFIED C A ADVERTISEMENTS Advertisements, five Uses or less, la this colosw inserted three times for 25c50cavyeck.$l.50 a mootb. All over rive lines st the same rate. HtfwmKniijipmim WANTED. Wanted. Table boaidere by Week, or board nnd room. Cornor ot Cnomek etn nnd High streots. Tho Misses llagloy. Props. C-23-2w Wanted. A good, gentle driving horso to wolgh about .1200 potindo, olthor black or cjiestnttt sorrel. Inquire of J. N. Shanbs, 107 Court street, Sn loin, Oregon. C-lD-lw WantedTrustworthyporBon la each , county to manage business,' pld es tablished house, solid financial standing; straight, bona fldo wookly cash salary of $18, paid by check . oaoh Wednesday, with nil axpensos direct from headquarters; tnonoy advanced for expenses. Manager, 370 Caxton Iiltlg.r Chicago. C-14-nion-aat-lw Wanted live young men Krom Ma- rlon coiitlty to preparo at onco for positions In tho government servlco. Apply to liitor-Stnto Inst., Cedar Itaplds, la. 0-17.2m Wanted 13vorybody to try Oregon Foot Eoao for all foot 'aliments. Onco tried always used. Ask yoar druggist or Bend 25c. 8, L. Hayes, Halsey, Oro. B-27tf LOST AND FOUND. Found. A Masonic badgo of consider- Si ablo value, last February. Owner can address C. II, McKnlgut, It. F. G-23-Dt I. No. 8. Salem. Don't You Know Anytmng about Ed wards' Market? At 410 State strooL Host placo to buy frosh and cured meats at tho lowest prlcos. Phono 2C24. 1). ICdwards, prop FOn QALIT. or Sale. lino Jersey cow, wl bolter calf, flee. Inqulro at Journal of-C-23-U For Sale.- Fltty head of hlgh-grado Cotswold shoop, consisting ot owes and lambs. Tho owes In 'this bunch aro principally throo years old. Ad dress H. O. Eoff, Salem, Or., R. 1 D. Na 0, or call at my farm two mlloa nortlt of Macleay. 21-3tMw For Sale I'uro Poland China sows. W. II. lCgan, Salem, It. D. No. 8. C-Sl-lm For SaloOno good young driving horse, woll broko nnd gontlo. In aulrB ot J. W. Hansom, Tur ner. C-20-3 For Sale. Coast or mountain wagon. Inqulro ot Or la wold &' Ohaao. 0-20-3t For Sale. Now and second-hand bug ules, now and eocond-hand spring wagons, buokboarda and carts, at tho Salem Carriage and Wagon Fac tory. Woruor Fennoll, proprietor, 304 Commercial strcot 4-10-tf Screen Doors. Now and second-hand, also nn Invalid chair af, a bargain. J. N. Shanti, 107 Court strooL 0-14-tX ML. For 8ae Cheap Socond band throsh ing outfit. Advance Separator, 80x CU, with wind stnekor. Also 13 II. P. enuluo, with water tank and wagon. All In good ordor. Prlco $750. K. M. OroUun, Balom, Oro gon. C-14d&vitf LODGES. Protection Lodoo No. 2, Anclont Or dor Uultod Workmen, meets ovory Saturday ovoulng In tho Holmau Hull, cornor of Stato and Llborty stroots. Visiting brethren wolcomo. 0. A. McFaddeu, M. W. J- A. Sellwood, Hocordor. FOHESTEnS OF AMERICA Court Sherwood Forostora No. 10. Moots Friday nights In Turner block. Ira Hamilton C. It.; A. U Urown, Seo. Central Lodga No. 10 K. of P. Cnstlo Hall In Holiuan block, corner Stato and Llborty stroots, Tuesday ot each week at 7:20 p. m. Claud Townsend. C. C ; Zadoc J. Ulggs, K. of It. and B. TONSORIAL. EvarnViJarljer Shop. Only flrstrclaus shop on Stato street Kvory thing new and up-to-date. Finest porcelain baths. Blmvo, lBo; hair-cut, 25c; baths, 20c, Two first-class,, boot blacks. O. W. Mvans, proprietor. Ryan's Qhavfnu Parlors. Suveu first olass barbora engaged. Finest bath rooms in city. Wo use antlseptlo sterilizer. J. Ityan, Prop. HOP AND PRODUCE BUYERS. I J. Carmlchaol Hop buyer. OUlco lu Uush-llreyumn building, Salem, Oro gou. Samples of choice hops nolle I lied from all growers. M6WeV'Td'LYAN.' Money Loaned On unproved farms and city property at lowest ratea of Intertxit No commission, no dolay. Cull uiid see. I. N. Maxwell, room 18, ovor postofllco, Salem. ClO-lin BUsiN&ar CARDS.' CliurtPard'par'LYngyr; moved to 140 Stato street opposito John Hughes. Leave orders or call for ostlmates. 6-1-tt PHYSIOIAN8. JT TJ. Brewer, physloTan and suraoon. Office In Qray block. Rooms 7 and 0. Phone 01. OSTEOPATHY. Dr. L. E. Wyekoff and Or. Grass Al bright Twenty months graduates ot the American School ot Osteop athy. Ktrksvills, Mo. Dr. Wyokeff Is the only twenty months' gentleman graduate In Salem. Odd Fellows' Temple. Thuno Main 2721. Dr. M. T. SchgeUla flrsduala Axneit ..can Bshool of Osteopathy, Kirk vllle, Mo. Offtoo In Tioga, block, over the Spa. Offlse hours 8:S0 to II and 1 to A. 8-13 "VV. 6. Rqbblns, Dr. of OstsflBathy Oraduate ot th Colombia College of Osteopathy. Chicago, HI, Otis 147 Court street. OhronU diseases a, epeelalty. Ou9ueJX'C3tHt.iXh- w -mm yrfV-w-fcTfrl7, , v- im V Z "fr EKu3EbJi