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Newspaper Page TextVJBS' i, difficult. Digestion That la dyspepsia. Jt makes life miserable Its sufferers cat not becauso thoy want to, -but simply because thoy mutt. They know tbey nro Irrltablo and fretful but they cannot bo otherwise. They complain of. a bad tnsto In tbo mouth, a tenderness nt tlio pit of tho stom ach, an uneasy feollttR of purfy fulness, hcaitiehe, heartburn and what not. Tho effectual remedy, proved liy pcrma ncnl iires of thousands of severe tares, Is Hood's Sarsaparilla ' 'r.mti'o 111.1 .n tho iwwt ottliartlc " PORO A now coffco at 2G and 30 cents n pound. Try a pound, and let tho coffco apealc for ItBolf you will continue on tho samo coffoo, Wo guarantoo It to bo always fresh roasted. YOKOHAMA TEA STORE rhono 2411 black F'eo Delivery. Buy Walker's Guaranteed Paints Whon you want paint for your house or your carriage that la mixed ready for the brush, you can find It at Walker's, tho 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 ICO Go nmercial Street. WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS. P. C. Gurhardt, San Francisco. C. W. Fulton, .AstorJ'i .tho. D. Daly, CorvnlllB. C. I). Lloyd, Portland. W. T. Gary, San Francisco. L. A. Flack and wife. San Francisco. F, W .Churchouso, Portland. O. A. Warllold, Astoria. Thos O. Dloomor, Portland. W. M. Allen, Chicago. S. H. Cawston, Portland. J. A. Wolf, Snn Francisco. T. A. East, Snn Francisco, o Tho rondors of this papor will bo pleased to loirn that thoro Is at least ono dreaded dlsoaso that scienco has boon nblo to euro In all Its stages, and tlrot Is cutarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cuio Is tho only posltlvo euro now known to tho medical fratomlty. Catarrh be ing a constitutional dlsoaso, roqulros a constitutional treatment. Hall's Ca tarrh euro Is takon Internally, acting dlroctly upon tho blood and mucous surfacoa of tho systom, thoroby de stroying tho foundation of tho dlseaso, and giving tho patlont strength by building tip tho constitution and as sisting naturo In doing its work; Tho proprietors hnvo so much faith In Its curative powers, that they offor Ono Hundred Dollars for any caso that it falls to euro. Send for list of testi monials. Address P. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by diugglsts. 7Gc. Ha.l'a Family Pills are the host. Th Mot Weather . . !. ll'Mla UnllKP liooa nouproruia i " -1 Rostnurant from sorvlng Just as gium meals as ovor. Gtvo us a call, upon day and night. PROTEST AGAINST APPLICATION" Granting of Contract Would Harm Industrial Interests Somo of tho settlers and the French Glenn livestock Company, o rc' valley, havo protested against the granting by tho state land board or a contract to the Harney Valley im provement Company far the rlm tlon pf uAout 60,000 acres of arid Una locatotl In Harney county. ne con tract, nsuliist which the protest has been filed. Is pending before the board and was about to be executed, ine protostor allege that there . U not a suflldent water supply in the bmes rlvor, fioni which It Is proposed to divert watr for the purpose irn gatlon. to serve the company and te livestock Inuracta of that sectlou The protest was argued before the .board Tuesday aftrfloon by Judge eh"er of Portland, for the company api'lMuB for the land, and B. P. ,cCracK' this city, who represented tbe ,ftn Uers and livestock man of "ne counU'. The board has reserved iu declslou, and will take the matter un der advisement. Roosevelt at Harvard. Boston. June .-The ' rlvod hero at 7 o'clock 0te ""'"f; to attend the Harwrd BCi! Tli woJoome was by OXt and rftaff and a geod.ed erowd. that heartily Qheered. The party ' JJL en to the Somawtf Hat Roosevelt gave a breakfast to the class of '80. Salem Social Swim Calendar of Local Events. July 4-arenteBt colebrntlon lu Ore gon at Salem. - , A Unique Party. in tho annaiulnii nniini it,..,, t ... Albany Democrat Is a Hiiggostlon for a uiiiuuo linn imorosting scliome for a ""'""" ""J unto, u you take ono party or social gathering: ,, 108 n"lots afterward. Sold by "Mr. and Mrs. p. A. oung last oven- , llruf8't8 ler a poeltlvo gtinrnn Ing gavo a hend-dress party, a unique " . ctSl. Money refunded If you and very entertaining affair, Immense- ? not 8atl8flotl- Send to us for a ly enjoyed by a happy and lively crowd nZ B,a,nS,,0, w " "OOKBIt & CO., ui young people or this city. Tho first """"'" " ' party of this character held In tho ninl took Monday evening's train. The city, it afforded moro than ordinary '"on kissed each other, and held ser amusement. Tho guests had their vices on tho depot platform. Those heads dressed particularly for tho oc- related to tho sick children were do caslon. Among the gentlemen were tallied lu tho tent, and ordered to ml Olo Olson, Jim Janson, Peck's Dad minister tho medicine furnished or i3.0?, 9 Brocor. a Deduln sheik, Turks, a suffer tho consequences. They refused Holilolburg student after a tear, Hap-1 "a lng that Josus Christ would cure py Hooligan, etc., while among tho la-. their children, whereupon one of tho dies the offects woro of a more artis- Physicians Informed them that no tic character, along ancient lines. The sh a one had n license to practice feature of tho evening was the pio- medicine In Woodburn. The eltlwns posing contest. Tho gentlemen, with have beeii deeply Incensed at the cards, secured tho namos of a dozen 'faints'" behavior. ladlos, and thon woro given flvo mln-' o utos In which to proposo to each. This y r was an Intonselv excltlnir affair, sum,.. ' fffll A I B it times almost realistic. Most of tho young ladles declared that It was too suddon, they wanted moro tlmo to think, would llko to talk It over by tolcpiiono, or speak to tholr papa, out some wero waiting for tho event, and accoptcd at once, and numerous dia mond rings wore scon sparkling on tholr hands afterwards. Mr. Charlos Stewart recolved tho prize for being tho best proposer, getting five, with James Thompson a close second, with four In his favor. Delicious refresh ments wore served, and tho party sop aratod with a universal expression of appreciation of the splendid time had." PERSONALS. Albert Dlsquo waB In Portland Tugs- day. I-red Palmor. of Portland, was In the city today. Miss Ida Chllders visited In Mt. Angel Tuesday evening. Miss Vera Dyars has returned from a week's visit at Meliama. Elizabeth Sanders and Albort PaqUett havo recolved a marriage li cense. Mrs. E. C. Pntton and llttlo daugh ter havo returned from a visit In Woodburn. Mrs. A. E. Crosby, of Tho Dallos, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Palmer. Mrs. E. F. Carloton, of Joseph, is visiting her pnreuts, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. II. Ackormau. Mrs. M. Uoworman nnd Mrs. M. E. Doworman havo gono to Condon, East orn Orogon, to .visit relatives. Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul Marnnch and Fred Fontnlno woro among tho Snlotn Ites visiting Mt. Angel on Tuosdny. Mrs. C. D. Gnbrlelaon, Miss Ruth Ga brlelson, Miss George Glltner, Miss Nottio Uccknor nnd Prof. W. II. Mc Call formed a party attending tho Mt. Angol commencement Tuesday. Prof. G .A. Warflold, of Astoria, newly-elected mombor of tho Wlllnmotto University faculty, to succeed Prof. Drew, was In tho city today, going to Eugene to attend the Stnto Touchers' Association. Bed Time I tnko a pleasant horb drink, tho next morning I fool bright and my com ploxlon Is bettor. My doctor sayB it nets gontly on tho stomnch, liver and kldnoys, nnd Is a pleasant laxative. It Is made of horbs, nnd Is propnred as easily as tea. It Is called Lnno'a Mod Iclno. AH druggists sell It nt 2Cc and BO cents. Lane's Family Medicines moves tho bowolu -each day. If you cannot get It, sond for free samples. Address, Orator Woodward.LoTloy.N. Y. Top Contract PriceReached Two hop contracts, covering 40,000 pounds of 1902 hops, nt 14 cents per pound, woro lllod with County Rwor or Roland Thursday afternoon. The growers nro both Chlnamon, viz: Sam Kin, of nuttovillo, nnd Ho Chung, of Fnlrllold. nnd the contracting firm Is F nnd S. Uhlmnnn. of Now ork City. Thin Is tha record contract price for this year's hop crop, the highest figure heretofore recorded being 13 cents. .. ai- AMDMPFTING. DIPHTHtm ' """ , ,4 u CitMns of Woodpurn incencu ...- ct,incf" Behavior. The visiting ' Saints who ww miarantlned at Woodburn. on acrount f of diphtheria ut th- camp- JJiL u-Pro ordered to leavr town 111 vv in 1 iinn - "Let tbe GOLD DUST twlnm do you work." &7 ,,UU! GOLD DUST sTl s . ., tua f?mA - half the cost. It's the modem 1. i...:A oe ...;il An the VOrK iw'" "- cleaning substitute for .W -- ?qt ymf. own gake Q0LD DUST in b,adly-f aYou'5 never agim be without it. cleaning. You in FA1RBANK COMPANY, Made only by WEN. g.jvAmo k rf WKL fKm mkP, CasufA Hew ". INDIGESTION Is tho cause of more discomfort than iri Llw yoU you waut- n,,d that Uro COOtl for VOU. vnn kfk .1i.. .t Acker's Dyspepsia Tablits will make y,our "iBestlon perfect and provont uysnopsla and Its nttmninnf ,n. nbl symptoms. You can safoly oat I " J i- GOOD SALE S'ate Land Board Sells Val uable TimBer Acreage Brought $7.70 About The statu land board, on Tuesday aftoruoon sold 1280 acres of choice tlmbor land In Douglas, county for un aggregate consideration of $0830.80, or nearly $7.70 por acre. The land had been advortlsod and sovornl bids woro recolved, the snlo bolng awarded In lots of 320 acres each to tho four high est bidders. The Innil Is located about 20 mllos woRt of Roseburg, nnd the purchasers were: E. 13. Whiting, of Portland, south half of section 30, t 27 s, r 9 w, 320 acros, for $2404. K. D. Ilnrton, Portlniul, north half of section 10, t 27 s, r 0 w, 320 acres, S24C4.I0. J. S. nouston, Portlniul. north half of section 30, t 27 s. r 0 w, 3i0 acres, $2401. C. D. I.oyd, Portland, south half of section 10, t 27 s, r 0 w. 820 neres, $2151.40. The bids were nccomimnled by one fifth of the purchase price of the lands, and the clerk of the board was illroctod to close the sale of the prop erty to the highest blddors. No bids wero received for Ofio acres of tlmbor land In Coos county, thnt was also advertised, hut J. P. Keating mndo tho hoard an offer of $1.25 for the entlro tract. Tho pioposltlon was taken under consideration by tho board. Twelve bids woro received, with odors tunglng from $2.50 to $7.70 por acre. Rids, other than the suc cessful ones, were: Frederick A. Krlbs, 320 acres nt $15.00 per acre; John Thorn, 820 acres, at $5; J. II. Hnmmond nnd C. J. Truxler, of Minne apolis, Minn.. C40 ncres, nt $8.00; Oeo. U Drown. 320 acres, nt $2.50; Kll Somner, 320 acres, at $5; J. P. Keat ing, W. I). Simmons and T. It. Orcutr; ench offered $5 por ncre for SSO-ncro tracts. Tho state land hoard Is much pleased with the success of the sale. The state realized from the sale $8, 23G.S0 In excess of what the land would have brought nt the nominal legal sale price of $1.26 per acre, that Is received by tire state for the hulk of lauds of this character that are sold. At the present time, the stute has for sale no more such valuable property that Is surveyed and saleable. 0 There's a Freshness About our stock of groceries that the people like, and no wonder. You nev er knew of us offorlng cheap stuff, for tho sake of quoting a low price. Our low prices are on goods of worth, fit for anybody DRANSON & RAGAN. o Fell From the Train . ,... ....,,! nnnn-bi- .! is foil from the train coming frinn Mt Angel 1 to Woodburn at 4 o'clock yest.-rday and aussiiiiia . - - aRernoon He was badly hurt about plan, with 23 iu.-n CJrHrt Fa Is Mon U e head, and had three fingers ut off 1 tana, PoaMla and lkilse. Idaho, all Th- unfortunate lad was .lrkd up thro.- furnished 20 ran. each Bain,,, un'pnstlnux but It is thought he will W h. r quota a larger number en " mi r ' Hating than was expected GOLD DU8T. I I wh hrk vour back to keep your floors JT1 ' a hAntthold without GOLD DUST te almost as ""' V . uia ,lfhMit A WOMAN'S RUSK ' As a trapeie performer Is greater than n man's. She must have a mau courage , uuu u niHii s IUU4CIC to succeed, uut she must nlso work under conditions of which a man knows nothing. Many an accident to women acrobats must be attributed to the sudden weakness to which nil women are subject at cer tain times. Dr. llerce's Favorite Pre scription heals the womanly diseases which cause weak ness. It estab lishes regular Ity, dries weakening drains, heals itifliimmntlon mid ulceration. u and cures female weakness. It inakcv weak women strong and sick women well. "With ttteaiuire I write to-da In nrnlv nt Dr. I Ilcrce nil hl medicine." v Mr Mnry Con- wj, oi Appieion, i,nwreiice to icnn "was Iroubleil with female iIImak , the lck of my, lid hurt me no I could not lie In letl nml I would Iwve to Mt up, mtU then 1 woiild lim-e mkIi ilu from my walt ilowti I could tvttreely rnle up My feet mid hands would feel almiMt lllr ice Since taking l)r ricrcen Hnxflrile Preicr1ilon 1 can Meep well all night. Could liardly dtHg around befoie I took your medi cine, and now can do tny limi-cwork and help my liiKhaud In the field Word cannot exnrea the thanks I owe to I)r rierce " Weak and sick women arc invited to consult Dr. Pierce, by letter,)w. All correspondence Is held as strictly private and sacredly confidential. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, IHifTalo, N. Y. Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, containing more than a thou sand large pages, is sent fret on receipt of stamps to pay expense of ninlling only. Send 31 one-cent stamps for the cloth-bound volume, or only 21 stamps for the book In paper covers. Address Dr. .R. V. Pierce. Buffalo. N. Y. NAVAL RECRUITS PLENTY Station Closed at Salem Tues day Evening. Applicants Had to Pass a Rigid Examination. Lieutenant J. P. Morton, U. S. N.. met with good suocoss in onllstlng ro cult here for the navol sorvlco. The recruiting station was closed Tuesday evening nnd more than n core of young fellows started last night for Snn Francisco, whore they will be Initiated Into the government service. Those accepted and mus tered In and the particular depart ment of the service to which they will be nttached, are as follews: Landsmen for training, at $10 por month Thomas Kdgar Osborno, Port land; Frod ICarl Mghtnor, Unkorsllold, California; John Luther Landroth, Salem; Howard Klklns Heath, Mc Mlnnvllle, Frod Mark Pearco, Salem; Cleorge Rodney (Inle. Salem; John Kllsha McDanlel, Salem; Kmnnuel Hopf, Salem; Wile Heater. Newberg. Hospital steward (1st class), $0) per month SSenns M. Chase. Salem. Hospital apprentice, nt $30 per month Charles Raymond Miller. Hit gene. Apprentice (3d class), at $0 per month Walter Kdwnrd Dnlmoy, Salem: fiuv Clifford Jones. Portland; Robert I.awry lloyle. Portland; John Robert Sconce. Woodburn; Virgil Finis Wright. Salem; Kdwnrd Wil liam Slnnott, Portland. Lnndsmnn for yeoman, nt $80 per month James Pemberton Altken, Salem; Ross Wellington Murphy, Sa lem. Fireman (2d class), at $0 per month Arthur John Olasuti, Salem. Coal jmsser. at $2 per month Augustus Duffy, Salem. First-class machinist, at $M per month Walter Perry Kaiser, Salem. The apprentices for landsmen for training go to the Sun Francisco training station and nfter a six months' course, they will be sent on a six months' sea cruise. At the ex piration of the first year they will be assigned to duty on a United States man-of-war. The other enlisted men go to the Mnre Island navy yard, where they will b placed on a train ing ship. . , In a four months' tour of the north west. Lieutenant Morton has enlisted In the government naval service, 32V men. The greatest number mustered In at any one city was in Ilutte, Mon- tana, where si you its men umuu. Portland ranks second with 5 men sl clean ? THE D Alt i JOURffAL, tfALEM, OrtEtiOr, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1902. GLOBE TOURISTS AMONG US How Two Americans Trav eled Around the World Wonderful Collection of Souv enirs and Pictures Slnco Dr. Dnrrln has announced thnt he will spend nnothor month or two In Salem, It will Intorost many who may not know of his work to loam Uiat ho Is one of tho greatest travelers In America. Ho has visited Huropo eight times, besides almost every known land, civilised and uncivilised, and has recently complotod a tour of the world In company with Mrs. Dnr rln that Is of remarkable Intorost. Tlioy left their Portland homo lu the fall and spent somo of tho most beautiful winter weather in China nnd Japan. From Yokohama they mndo oxtouslvo trips to remote parts of the Islands of thoso Oriental Yankees, and vlsltod every resort of Interest. They found the lending hotel nt Yokohama man aged by a. former Portlander, and, of course, nothing was too good for them. They wero supplied with sorvnnts ga lore, and given every concelvnblo priv ilege From Japan they wont to Chlnn, flist visiting Hong Kong, whoro they enjoyed the English surroundings, nnd then taking n Bteumor for Canton and other Interior points. Thoy pro nounced Canton tho filthiest and vil est city visited on tholr trip, nnd found It necessary to carry camphor and oth er disinfectants nt tholr nostrils, bo sides nil the cigars tho doctor could smoke. In ordor to bo nblo to endiiro the. Btonch. From China thoy sailed to Coylon, touching at sovoral points in India, but thoy did not visit tholn terlor, owing to tho plnguo prevailing nt tho time. On tho Island of Coylon thoy again found ovorythlng English, and enjoyed Its ninny natural and oth er attractions. Here they enmo Into closo contnet with tho cholera, as In ono Instnnco tholr tablo servant fnllud to show up at broakfnst, and thoy woro Informed thnt durlnc tho nlcht ho had been takon down nnd died from tho drend dlsoaso. so swift Is Its power among tno Asiatics, in Ceylon Dr, and Mrs. Dnrrln secured many prec ious stones peculiar to that roglon. ln chiding a wondorful cntseyo, which tho doctor wears In n handsomo ring, sot between two diamonds. In Ceylon, us lu many other places visited. Dr. Darrln made a study of the meiiicni systems, nnd whorovor nos slide brought with him many of tho curatlvo agonelos nnd mothoilH of those Enstorn countries, nnd In ninny Instances he ndmltu that thoy nre far In advance of our own most approved systems. Of the best of those he Is making successful use In his exten sive ii notice. After leaving Coylon Dr. nnd Mrs. Dnrrln sailed by wny of tho Red Ben and Suok ciiunl for Eurbpo. Thoy vis ited Calio, tho Pyramids, tho Nile country, the holy land nnd Constanti nople. Clelly .and ninny points of In terest In Kgypt boforo mnklmr a tour of Europe. Tho greater part of tholr trip was made Independently of any tourist partlos, and thoy saw and stud ied ninny subjects that they could not othorwlso havo approached. Aside from trunks full of souvenirs, and many of them of grout vnlue. Dr. nnd Mrs. Darrln mndo on Interesting col lection of photoginphle views of per sons nnd points of Interest which give their friends very nccurnto Ideas of the foreign lands and their customs with which they came In contact After visiting nil points or Interest In Europe. Dr. Darrln returned to Par Is. where he hud seven years before enjoyed a lucrntlvo practice among all classes, nnd especially Amerlcnns and tourists. Here he ugnlu acquired knowledge and skill In his profession, which has proven of great vnluo to hlmseir nml his patients. After vis iting tho Ilermudas, Cuba nnd the Ifttstern stntos last winter. Dr. Dnrrln Is again happy to be In his favorite stato of Oregon, where he has lived muny years and made so many friends. He says that for an nil-round climate, year In and year out. and for gonornl prosperity, comfort and con tnet with good people there Is no place In the whole world that Is an Im provement on the Willamette valley, and ha proves the sincerity of his statement by agulu making his home among us. Q Who Is the Writer? Sheriff Marsh, of Vancouver, yes terday received an anonymous letter similar to the one received -several weeks ago by hlieriff Durblu. It bears a Seattle postmark, and Is titillated The letter reviles Marsh In the vilest language for his part In the search for the convicts. It states that the con victs were on the point of leaving Se attle for New Westminster, and de clare they will return December 26, and kill every man who iiartloipated In the manhunt. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. ileaisd proposals uudrewed to the Bounty surveyor of Marlon county. Or., and marked "Did for approach to the Salem Hrldse." will lie received up to 1 01 lock. July 6, 10J, mid then pub Mrly opened in the presence of the county Hirts of Marion and Polk counties and a committee frow the city t-t 11 mil of Bale hi for refculldlnjc the wast appruun to lb stsl bridge at 8al. aad waklsg a fill In eoimee tion tkwrewtth. Ilids will 1m opened in tine county couit room at Salem. Plans and sp-laraUoas ars on His Ik tbs county survoyor's osUcs. ftarlt bidder must deposit I psr rent of tke amount of Ms bid. as by law required Tbe 1 utilities and rity will fwrnieli ail nt-w IuihImt and the piles that ar to be used The right Is reserved by Ute reun ites and ttty u reject any awl all tilils, U. tl. IIIIURICK. Jit., County Surveyor for Marion Co. My W. J. Culver, Deputy. Kales. Or JuneSS.lt. OHMJtw 4rttU lW lieJ t IISM & Slsk Headaphe absolutely and iter waeeotly cured by asl H Moki Tcs, A pteasaitt berb drink. Cures Cunstl vatlon and Indigestion, wakes yei esc sleep, work and feaoey. Satlefae Uoh sttoraiitoed or money back. M ete. an.l t- t Write to W. Jl. HOOKKU & ru Duffel NY for a ires ampi 0 3 FRY Druggist WASHING OUT THE GUTTERS Sarcastic Correspondent Has a Fling ! In the Direction of a Health Official. Tho nppoudod communication was rocelvod nt tho Journal olllco on Mon Men day: To tho Editer: I would suggest to thoso people who nro In a stato of porsplintlon for fear Snlcm will not hnvo n health olllcor. that If they would seo that tho street commission er open tho ltydrnntH evory morning and Blulco out thoso filthy gutters which lino our principal strecte the need of a health' oflicor would bo por coptlbly diminished. Salem has had content guttors for years, and nover. to my knowledge havo they over boon Hooded for the purpose of keeping clean, oxcept when they were so clog god they could not carry off tho rain water, or whon tho wntor company wnutcd to Blulco its hydrant pipes. Hero Is ono of tho most open and dan gerous sources which theso perspiring Individuals havo seemingly entirely overlooked. In tho sutnmor tho Btonch is stilling. Uut probably tho smell of $7G a mouth out of tho treasury of the city, Is thicker, consequently we need a health olllcor. I never could boo why tho commis sioner don't open tho street faucets overy morning nnd freshen up those filthy gutters. Nobody would kill him for doing It. Ho might use a little moro wntor than usual, but tho oxtra water wouldn't amount to $75 n month, a salary for an oflicor to do this to protect our health. Tho street commissioner enn do tho work of this now olllcor demanded. I suggest that tho commissioner every morning open nil these hydrants nnd sluice nut lit" guttors, nnd freshen up tho Btrootn. It can't possibly do any harm, and tho good-will of tho curbstone politician will bo his. Salem should hnvo lim ning wator all summer long through theso guttors. And still porsplrlng In dividuals wonder nt the Increase of crlmo, and tho largo enrnllmunt nt tho Uug. Yours for more oillcorB, moro salaries, more taxes and more WATER. Aunty Swent. Salem, Juno 22, 1002. Street commissioner J. P. Frlszoll wns shown tho above commiinlcntlon, nnd ho said: "It Is a physical Impossibility for any one street commissioner In this ally, to glvo IiIb proper attention to tho streets nnd nttond to tho guttors nt tho same time. The work of sluic ing tho guttors, ns proposed by the correspondent, would consume fully ouo-half of tho time of tho Rtreet com missioner. Tho nuthor of tho nbovo commiinlcntlon Is Ignorant of tho work of the ntreot commissioner nnd the arrangement of tho clty'u guttors, (ho euro of whkh ho assumes In irlvn itlt-ntHnnu H'tin nrrniiirfttiwmt of tho city hydrnnts In relation to tho J nuuia Ki'uui" i wurii uuu uitj wmur cnuiK't he directly turned Into tho gutters for sluicing purpoHou. Tho trcHtnu'tit of the gutters, ns suggest ed i'v tin anonymous correspondent, woilil noroBiItnto tho taking out of the hose nut and tho making of Indi vidual connections with ovory hy drant. At this season of tho year, when tho gutters probably should re ceive somo attention, tho tlmo of tho stroot commissioner Is nntlroly takon up In street nnd sower Improvements. If Individual citlxens would exercise a llttlo civic prldo and see ttint tho guttors abutting on their business nnd residence property were kit cleuitsod. the opportunity for finding fault with and criticising tho work of at lenst ono municipal olllcor, who has more than ho can attend Io, would be 'perceptibly diminished.'" It Is a Pact That the Pioneer Hakory makes first class bread and pastry. A full supply always on band. The Science of Osteopathy... Many people havo been led to be lieve through false reports and Igno rance that Osteopathlo treatment was painful and even Injurious to children or weakened Invalids. Nothing could be farther from the truth for it is adapted to the ease, and in nowise Is it Injurious to the frailest child or weakened Invalid. Uut rather It is invigorating nnd strength ening, and never Is tho patient worn out or made nervous from treatment. However, there are many fakers and) nratenders In Ostsoi atliv who do ot prstonuers in usteoputny wno uu not ( understand how to glvo treatment properly. . Nono are genuine or com-1 patent who have not attended school at isast four terms of live months ' &ch. Icloanod, his trousers oreaseil, or his Drs. L. It Wyckolf and Mrs. Clrare1 whole suit rejuvenated to suit his Albrliht f I. O. O. F. Temple, 8'via""70SV.eTe4hui! are graduate of tl Am.rlean Hehool J, sllort' fflc'New gJod! of Osteopathy, a twenty months' .farunk for dressmsklng. scbeol. and thoroughly (iiulllled to give mleatlflc Irwilmeut and handle any case put In their care. All dls-i eases, esiiedally ehronlu disease und deformities, yield to the treatment withoMt knife or drugs. Hours P to I. Phone Main 2731. Odd Hallows' Temple. Salem. Or CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Meets all mail nnd passenger trains. UaKKOKe to all parts of tbo city. Prompt f trvlce. Telephone No. 241. HOMYKIt to lHSDIHOK. Barr's German Salve Ileal quu-kly nil euts, or biule, Drswssirnieout of Isms leeV, siul drsws ril vers onl of rleeli whisli oilen urexk off Ujo inert to pull. 8Uek like tlkis plster. Try ll ami you will Buy' be wllben'. Kv w"IJ L. JH. BARR. 1-0 State St. Salim, Ore. Good enough for anybody! jAll Havana Filler A A Jk Mlslil SKKvSslB KiliaH Mf?&M ECVjMQts ay-Mflask51I flKcaR$'ivsssHHttiCaV SBBsHr SnBlk7aiH BRjoofovssK W TsJJVSisM " FLOIWDORA " BANDS en 0 same valut as tags from " STAR," ' HORSB SHOE," SPEARHEAD"STANDARD NA V7." ' OLD PEACH & HONEY," "SAW LOG," " OLE VARCINY" cr "MASTER WORKMAN" Tobacco. mtmmmmmmtmmmmmmmmmmitm O. H. MACK Successor to Dr. J. M. Kuono, In Whlto Corner, Snlom, Orogon. Parties desiring superior operations at mod orato foo lu any branch aro In ospoalal request STEUSL0FF BROS. Dealers In Live Stock, Wholosalo and retail butchers and paokors. All ltlnda of fresh and salt moats, Flno sausages, hams, bacon and lard. 316 Commercial street. HUIE WING SANG CO. We keep all kinds China nnd Japan mattings, Fire Works. Dry floods, Silk, Ladles' undorwonr, Wrnppurs, Waists, on salo cheap. M0 Stato Stroot. Salem, Ore. F OFFICE UirY HALL For wator sorvlco apply nt ofllco. Dills payablo monthly In advance. Mako all cumplnlnta at tho olllco. W FINK WINKS, LIQUORS AND OIOARS.. . 102 Co&rf St THE ELITE CaFB 208 Commercial Street Meals at nil hours, 0kjii tiny nnd night. Only plnoo In Hie olty handling tho ntnous OLYMPIA BEER I tho Reception Saloon. Wholesale nml retail. a HCKGRLBN, Proprietor L. D. HENRY'S REAL ESTATE AND RENTING AGENCY is at 280 Commercial Hlroat PHONE MAIN 2681 SALEM ORE. S0ULE BROS PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS PORTLAND OR. K.'M' Mo Win's MtHKHtor. Your Step Mother Is still hero busy ns over, and when y""'" clothes are all out of order, worn, w,tb )Utt0g off, tako thorn to her at u,a Balem Dye Works, At this establishment you can get anything set to rights, from a pair of 'T' a s&.eTSS APZftu 1 MRS. C. II. WALKER 193 Commercial Otrt. S. C. STONE, M. D. FaoCRieTOk or - Stone's Drug Stores SALEM, OREGON. The storesttwo in numberlare located at No. 2M and 'i'Jl Cominerelal sL. and Are well stocked with a complete Hue of drujss ami medlaUw, toilet artloles, perfutaery, Urusbes. etc.. Has bad some 3 years eNparieaee In the uraetleti ol wed lei ae and now makes no ebarxa fer enuwltatlon, ex reinitiation er prsrlptlo P JB A N U T'S lUMti In la raw r small lets at The Salem Caf (aft Rpaster JOHN8QM & O'FLYNO, Pfops. Phone Mill! 2J24, I.O.Of, Tsmplf Wato CLASSIFIED & & ADYERTISEMENfS Advertise mtaxi. five lines or leu. la tk!s C Inserted three timefor25c Slca Week,l.5 a month. All over five llnca at tiie Mac raw. WANTED. Shcsp on Shares. Seventy head to let out on shares. Inquire- of Lea Davis, It. P. D. No. 3, Salem. (j-24-Gd-lw Wanted. Tablo boardora by week, or board and room. Corner of Chomok cla und High streets. Tlio Misses Unyley. 1'repa. (5-23-2w Wanted. A good, gentle driving horoo to welch nbout 1200 pounds, olther black or chestnut sorrel. Inquire of J. N. Bhtmtt, 107 Court Btreot, Sa eom, Oregon. C-19-1W Wanted flvo young men From-'Ma-rlon county to s propnro nt onco for positions In tha govoramont sorvlco. Apply to Intor-Stata Inst, Cedar rtnplds, la. C-17-2m . Wanted Everybody to try Oregon Foot ISaso for all foot aliments. Onco tried always used. Ask your druggist or send 2Gc. 8. U Hayes, Halsey, Oro, C-27U LOST AND FOUND. Found.--A Moaonlc badgo of consider nblo value, last Fobruary. Owner can nddrcBa C. H- McKulght, IU F. D. No. 8. Salem. 6-23-3t Don't You Know Anytntng about Ed wards' Market? At 410 Stato streiJt. Beat placo to buy fresh and cured moats at tho lowest prtcos. Phono 2C24. D4 Edwards, prop FOR SALE. For Sale.- A lino Jersey cow, with holler calf. Intiulro nt Journal of llco. 0-23-U For Sale. Fifty head of high-grade Cotswold Bhoup, consisting of owca and lambs. Tho ewes in this bunch nro principally throo years old. Ad dress E. O. Eoff, Salem, Or., It. F. D. No. U, or call nt my farm two mlloa north of Mncleay. 21-3d-lw For Sale Pure Poland China sows. W. II. Kgan, Salem, 11. D. No. 8. 0-2Hm For Salo Ono good young driving horse, woll broko nnd gontlo. In quire of J. W. Knnaom, Tur ner. 6-20-3 . For 8alo. Now and socond-hnnd bug glcB, now and oocond-hand spring wagons, buckboarda nud carta, nt tho Salem Carrlago nnd Wagon Fac tory. Werner Fonnoll, proprietor, 304 Commorciul stroot, 4-10-tf Screen Doors. Now and second-hand, also An Invalid chair at a bargain. J. N. Shnutz, 107 Court RtrooL 0-14-tf For Sale Cheap Socond band thresh ing outfit, Advnuco Separator, 3Gx CO, with wind Blacker. Also 13 H. V. englno, with wntor tanit' and wagon, All lu good ordor. Price, $7D0. 12. M. Crolsan, Salem, Oro gon. C-H-d&w-tt LODQEa. Protection Lodoo No, '2, Ancient Or dor united woritmen, meoui ovory Baturdny ovenlng lu tho liolmau Hall, corner of Stato nml Liberty streets. Visiting brethren wotcomo. S. A. McFaddou, M. W. J. A. Sellwood, Itccordor. FOHESTERS OF AMERICA Court Sherwood Foresters No. 19. Moeta Friday nlghtn In Tumor bloclc Ira Hamilton u. Jt.; a. u urown, uoc Central Lodgo No. IS K. of P, Oastlo Hall lu liolmau block, corner Stato and Liberty stroots, Tuesday of each week at 7:30 p. m. Claud Townsend, C. C; iSadoo it. Hlggs, K. of It. nnd B. TON80RIAU Evans' Barber Ohop-Only flrat-class shop on Stnto street. Evory .thing now and up-to-dato. Finest porcelain baths. Blmvo, 15c; holrKiut, 2Ec; baths, 26c Two flrst-class boot blacks. O. W. Evans, proprlotor. Ryan's Bhavlna Parlors. Bovon flrat class harbors engaged. Finest bath rooms In city. Wo uoo nutleeptlo storllUor. J. Ryan, Prop. HOP AND PRODUCE BUYERS. XOmruhsVi-Ho uush-llroyman building, Salem, Ore gon. Samples of choice hops solic ited from all growora. m6He?T6L6aN. Money Loaned On nnprovoa farma and rity property at lowest rates of Interest. No commission, no delay. Cull and see. 1. N. Maxwell, room 18, over postofllce, Salem. 6-10-lm ' ftUaiNlss cArlb. L. DJrt Palhter And paplr uangor, moved to 149 State street, opposlta John Hughes. Leave orders or call for estimates. C-l-tf PHYSICIANS. JTTirDrowsr, phyalolan and eurueon. Office In Gray block. Rooms 7 and 0. Phono 91, OSTEOPATHY, Dr L. E, Wyckoff and Dr. Grace Al bright. Twenty mouths graduates of the Amerleau Soboo) of Osteon, nthy, ItlrkevlIJe. Mo. Dr. Wyakott ts the only twenty months' gentleman gruduate in Salem. Odd Fellows' Temple. 'Phone Main 2721. Dr. M. T. Sehosttlo flraduate Aweri ..eau Sshool of Ostuopathy, Kirks- vllle. Ma Offteo lu Tlo oak, over the Spa. Offiee hours 8i30 to 11:30 and 1 to 4. MS -, 1 1 1 1 W. a. Robblns, Dr. of 0tsoa4h . Graduate of the Columbia College of Osteopathy, Chisago, IU. Gltee 167 Court strjeL Chroalo diseases n specialty. The 8outhrH Paetfle Cenjpany art-WM.-Ht the ale of redneed .rstee en ortouMt of tho Pourth of July. Tkaea nyures will lie based at on ant) ea Otlrd fare for tha rowuil trip sasjH und from statlOHS In Orennn. Tleket will 1m 09 sale July 3d and 4th, awl will be good for return up to auti In ek4lK Ui eth. CwebraUona will b held a tit mors Iwpc-rtaut mini. Loni mnu will (urnlwi ail detaik oh aiirHeatkw. W- K- UUWAN, uea. rase. A l BT 4 11 , i E ' W 1 A .H S J, r IG ; , t.- .6r w .rk