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Newspaper Page TextTHE PRISONER Who escapes from jail Is by no means free. He Is under the bnn of the law and punishment Is written over against his name, own ur Ute he will be caught again and bear added punish ment for Ills abort escape from bis cell. Those who by the use of palliative powders and tablets escape for a time from the suflcrinps of dyspepsia are in the earne condition IIS UiC uun.u y - , oner. Soon or late Ik . ...- lit !,1. ( " " ' - iney win k" i"v. m the old condition and pay an added penalty lor tempor ary release. Dr. Pierce's Gold en Medical Discov ery cures dyspepsia and other diseases of the stomach and organs of digestion and nutrition. Its cures arc lasting. I'or alont two yenrs I jufleretl from n very obitltiutc case of dysptn ia " writes R. H. accord, liiq , of 13 Enstcrn Ave . Torotilo, Ontario. "I tried a Brent mini ler of remedies without mcces. I Tiunlly lost faith in them nil. I was so far gone that 1 could not bear any solid food on my stomach for a lonjr time; felt melancholy mid depressed. Could not sleep or follow my occupation (tinsmith) Some four months ngo n friend recommended your 'Golden Medical Dlicovery.' After a week's treatment I had derived so much benefit that I continued the medicine. I have taken three bottles and am convinced It haslu my case ac complished a permanent cure. I can conscien tiously recommend it to the thousands of dys peptics throughout the land." Accept no substitute for "Golden Med ical Discovery." There Is nothing "just as good" for diseases of the stomach, blood and lungs. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets stimulate the liver A now coffeo at 25 and 30 cents a pound. Try a pound, and let tho coffeo speak for Itself you will continue on tho onmo coffoo. Wo gunranteo It to lie always fresh roasted. YOKOHAMA TEA STORE Phono 2111 black Freo Delivery. WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS. W. U. James, Chicago. W. P. Zurich, Seattle G. W. Tackaborry, Louisville, Ky. W. J. DoLamator, San Francisco. II. L. Green, Now York. J. II. Rtchnrds, San Francisco. Mnx -Mayor, Portlnnd. Mrs. G. W. Grayson, Tlllnmook. Cnrl Grayson, Tillamook. M. HobertH, Portland. Miss Glnnblty, Sprlngbrook, Or. MIbb Watson, Sprlngbrook, Or. A. L. Watson, Sprlngbrook, Or. O. P. Jamoson, Portland. W. T. Gray, Portland. J. II. Hemphill, Minneapolis, Minn. H. A. Walker, McMlnnvllle. J. M. Hunter, Ashland. H. I). Lughton, San Francisco. M. Splndlor, Los Angolos. J. C. Qnlr, Chicago. O' - - Tho readers of this paper will bo pleased ,to loarn that thoro Is at least ono dreaded disease that sclonco has beon ablo to euro In all Its stagos, and thnt Is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Curo Is tho only poBltlvo curo now known to tho medical fraternity. Catarrh be ing a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatmonL Hall's Ca tnrrh curo la takon Intornally, acting dlroctly upon tho blood and mucous Burfncos of tho systom, theroby de stroying tho foundation of tho disease, and giving tho .patlont strongth by building up the constitution and as slating nature In doing Its work, The proprietors havo so much faith In Its curatlvo powora, that thoy offer Ono Hundred Dollars for any caso that It falls to curo. Send for list of testi monials. Address ! F. J. CHUNKY & CO.. Toledo, 0. Sold by druggists, 76c. IU.l'8 Family Pills are the host. o- Use Allen's Foot-Ease. A Dowdor to bo shaken Into Bhoos. Your feet fool awollon, nervous and hot, and got tired easily. If you havo smarting foot or tight shoos, try Allon'a Foot-Easo. It cools the. feet and makes walking easy. Cures swollen, Bwoatlng feet, Ingrowing nails, bllatora a'nd callous spots Dnllnvna Mrni nml IllinlOnS Ot BI1 . ., . ,., nnrt comfort Try' 6 timus Ka SHssSm KrS&SHSr J fx&'xirS .LBSffl I 1. rOFtO It today. Sold by all druggista and ear thqunHa gAno i m shoo stores for 25c. Trial paokago ghock wn8 experienced. Resident at FREE. Addrcsa, Allen S. Olmsted. Yaau,na report the '' rot- LoRoy, N. Y. 3 tllhgaro"nJ considerable. . 7.. "... .Ji. on ererr box of th Bnnln WA VsSSSSESZZ. r VV Smns UM" u.j ROACH HARDOR LIME. BEST PORTLAND BRANDS OF CEMENT OFFICE -J. S3. O1 RMldsnrheneRed5 Office Phone 1551. Oregon Corn Meal... ...VA &V" ,nCornMMl.meth.iUith.t wo navo a mce bioc u -, - the rnl taste lo it and Is far better than We l.avo a ntca stock pi i-reau " """ will ute uo other, fnone uoi ...BREWSTER 91 Court St. FEEDHEK AWU "'"Wl Ml M M, fsSwi Calendar of Local Events. July 4-Oreatest colebratlon In Ore gon at Salem. Lodge Brethren Have a Good Time. 81. ifniiWil Cnl,lla, AB8nWy. No. ?.!LV "'.ArtlsnnB, ontortalncd tholr neighbor Artisans from (Jorvals and Stay on. After regular lodge work, a ....- ..uKiuiii wan ronucrea consist nc of music and recitations, b i,Ji ilndl,' lun.rtut was much en- IZinZ a"-, Tilelr B,lnfil"B was most oxcollont and appreciated. Tho gon- tlOIllOU'H nuartot. MitmlnHnir .if ?..... j horns, was something new, and could mi ' . i"u,lBO "iQir nuuionco. Tho recitations wcro well chosen. d"redVOiy lllCly a"d crcdltll,,,y ron The most Interesting fcaturo was tho drill or floor work by tho ladies. So perfectly they porform, that It would seem lmposslhlo to surpass them In this line of work. At tho propor timo tho retinal wn ' announced. Tim i.ii,intl ... .,.,, filled, and nil tho dolicacles of tho season were served, consisting of lco wiuum, siniwoerrios, cherries, cake, coffee, etc. Tim dining room was nrtlstlcally and skilfully arranged, which made It quite nttractlvo. The affair was of a purely social naturn. nmi nnn woh disappointed tlmt wcro present. The Artisans deserve high pralso for their success In nil their undertakings. Hev. Rablng delivered an address of welcome, and his remnrks woro right to tho line, and quite Interesting, o . Campmeetlnfl. Tho Proo Methodists will hold a campmcotlng In tho oak grove on North Liberty street, on the old camp ground, beginning Sunday, June 28th, nt 8 o'clock p. m. Tho Sunday meeting will bo in charge of District Elder Win, Pcarco. Everybody Invited. e Girls and Boys With Ponies. Aro wanted by the Fourth of July Commltteo for tho procession. They should call at Patton Bros, storo for Information. . COMMITTEE. PERSONALS. D. W. Frnser 1b In Corvallls. Frank T. Wrightmnn has gono to Sublimity. Dr. Ransom, of Turner, wns In the city today. Mayor Schott, of Sublimity, wns In Salem today. Mrs. T. T. Qoor has returned from a visit at Astorin. Stato Sonator-olect C. W. Fulton re turned to Astoria today. Stato Senator W. H. Hobson, of Stayton, was In Snlom today. W. T. Gray, a Portland commercial tiaveler, was In Snlem today. Miss May Wardon returned last night from a trip to Portland. Arthur Dayton, recently from 'Astor in, has gone to San Francisco. Mrs. P. Dnhlmnn, of St. Helons, Is visiting Mrs. J. A. Richardson. Suporlntondont II. E. Ulckors, of the stnto reform school, wns In Snlom to day. Mrs. Josslo Hoardsloy.Road, of Port land, Is visiting with her parents In Eola. F. M. Mowhlrter and Mrs. Chrlstnln J. Reed havo beon granted a marriage llconflo. Rov. Oeo. C. Rltchoy has gone to Santa Ana, California, on a visit to rolatlvos. J. F. Stoelhammor has returned from Sllverton, where Mrs. Steolhnm mer Is still visiting. Rov. Oeo. Rltchey nnd family have returned from a fow days spoilt nt the Tumor camnmooting. Miss Althen Lee, accompanied by hor friond, Miss Emma Rusk, of Cor vallls, Is visiting In Portlnnd. Stato Sonator . F. Mulkey, prosldont oloct of tho Southorn Orogon Normal School, at Oakland, Is In the city. Miss Ella Skipworth, or Eugene, Is visiting at tho homo of hor grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Royal. Miss Lucy Williams, formorly of Sn lom. but now living In Portland, Is n guost or Miss Glltncr for a fow weeks. Mrs. U. w. llouorts, who nas uoon vlBltlng Mrs. Ueorgo W. Olbson, has gono to Turner to attend the camp mcotlng. Miss Josslo Hroynmn ontortalncd a numbor of hor rrlonds on Wednesday afternoon. Progroaslvo hearts wns the ontortnlnmont for tho nftornoon, in which Mrs. Ray Gilbert won first prlzo, and Miss Goucher, of McMinn villo, secured the second. . O" VACCINATION AND DANDRUFF. There Is a Sure Preventative of Bald ness as There Is of smallpox, it la now accented that vaccination rendors the vaccinated person exempt from smnlpox, or at worst he never has anything but tho lightest kind of a caso. Now as sure a preventive I cure for dandruff, which cuuses inn ing hnlr and bnldnoss, hns been ills 'covered Newbro's Herplcldo. It kills Ithe dandruff germ. C. H. Reed. Mc tho tor. Idaho, says: "Myself and wife have beon trouuieu wiw muuuiuh falling hair for several years. We tried remedies without effect until e used Newbro's Herplclde. two bottle of which cured us." Hundreds of similar testimonials Earthquake at Yaqulna. Saturday evening, at 8: JO o clock iw-nnri p tlxans were ui;nv alarmed by the sharp shock of an -- - GARDEN 8AND OR LOAM. SAND AND GRAVfcu 0 dUSIOoSc)!! .numiAE. ON HIGH STREET. ,i dried hI. Ulre li i"- - - v ln kiln 4WJF Salem. Oregon acuu-...--. INDIGESTION Is tho cause of morn iii..n,f-i n. th.UtMIallmpnt- " Wit eat ho things that you you want, and th-t are good for you, you are 'distressed Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will mal o your digestion perfect and prevent Dyspepsia and Its attendant disagree able symptoms. You can safely on t or those tablets afterward. Sold by all druggista under a positive guaran too. 25 cts. Money refunded If you aro not satisfied. Send to us for a SnBS!USeY.Wt","00KBU&Ca' Taken Recess for Summer The Greater Salem Commercial Club has abandoned regular meetings until after the summer season closes. The next meeting will be held on the sec ond Wednesday In September. There Is $300 In tho club's treasury, and tho executive committee will audit all bills pending against tho organization. Dur ing tho vacation Judge Judnlt. who Is the vigorous secretary of tho club, will attend to all correspondence, and will accept no salary for his three months' services. Tho club will rosume actlvo wont in the fall, and expects to carry to a successful Issue many of tho prop ositions that have been under consld elation. Geer's Vote for Senator Tho published official returns of tho lato state election do not disclose tho vote on United States senator, ns that vote Is required to bo transmitted to tho legislature with the vote for gov ernor. It Is as follews: Geer, -1-1,(397; Wood, 32,027; scatter ing, ISC. As tho voto for Furnish nnd Chnmborlnln was something ovor tlilr-ty-nlno thousand each, Governor Oeer received five thousand more votes than Furnish. As tho friends of some of tho other aspirants for tho Sonnte did not voto for Geer, he considers that he rocolved a very complimentary vote. Geer Is tho first mnn who has ever ro rccolved a majority ot the popular voto for tho United States Seunto on tho Australian ballot, o State House Inundated Tills forenoon, by some defect In tho wator sorvlco at tho state house tho closots on tho second lloor woro Hooded, nnd n groat deal of Inconvonl once, and some dnmngo, was suffered. Plumbor Murphy wns Bent for, nnd soon hnd tho Hoods shut off, that for a tlmo threatened to Inundate the building with sowago. o Durglary Charge Dismissed. Aftor hearing the tostimony In tho enso of tho Stato vs. Grover howls, who was churned with burglary, tho complaining wltnow being John Dar ling. Justice O'Donnld this morning dismissed th'o chnrgo, nnd ordered tho dofondnnt rolensod from custody, howls was charged with entering n building nnd stealing nn overcoat nnd a pair of gloves. It was a petty case, nnd should not havo beon brought In to court. ft More Wedding Permits. John J. Fuchs nnd Mary Fossler pro cured n marriage license today. A Blmllnr liconso wns Issued on tho 14th nit to A. T. Gilliam nnd Martha Halo. Tho marriage ceremony In tho Inst In otnnce was performed by Rev. Dolhtr hldo on the dnte of the Issuance or tho llconse. . o Strawberry News. (Hood Rlvor GIncler.) Tho price of strawberries Thursday, ns we go to press, ranges front J 1.25 to ?2 a crato. according to quaiuy. Herrles from tho mountain patches, whore picking has Just commenced, are coming In In lino shape, nnd com mand the hlghost prlco. N. C. Kvans' place Is among the ear Host lor borrloa ln Hood River. Ills first crato this soason sold for $7.50, and he had marketed COO crates before the price dropped bolow $2. When nskod the nvernge price of Of mi crates, ho said ho didn't want to make a state ment for publication; that he tout it C Jtidson one time that his crop net ted him one season 1C a rents a Kund He cleaned up from one ncre of ground that season 000. This statement was published in the O. R. & N. Co's liter nture. and went all over the country, nud some people might have thought he prevaricated. Strawberry growers In th Under wood neighborhood of the White Sal mon, are demonstrating that strawber ries can be grown without Irrigation As high as 250 crates a day were ship ped from this section during this sea son, and thy are still shipping 60 to 00 crates a day. Their berries are ear- lv and eat the big IlriCM. F. O. Church, on Monday, picked 67 crates of strawborriea from m paten of Vt acres. It Is estimated that his 1 acres will yield 400 crates. HU berries are large and fine. The Union paid him $3 for a crate Monday that went to Portland for a banquet to the uviU Shrlner. Bach box of the crate contained only tare tier ot lor ries, or tt twrrie to the pound. o World Wants Wheels. Tiia lmand for cyvlm Uita rear U almost aa great as at the height of U great boom. Rxtra trains bat had to I chartered at Coventry solely tor the conveyance of bleyehM, and Mak ers anticipate that the demand will b maintained throgMMi we maiwcr. Iiidoa BxpreM. o ' Sick Headache absolutely and pr- waaentlr "" by U8B5 Mokl T,,a A pleasant herb drink. Oure Consti pation and IndtgMtlofi, make you est, sleep, work and happy: Sathwac tim guaranteed or motaty back it eta. and W ets. Write to W. IL HO0KJBR &. CO.. Buffalo N- V-. tor Sttlocr'itMarktl. C hlflkent Sc. Egzt rT dwen. 1. "Tm way Uwnklnl far tout -emamt (owtOtMtto. It tan pl ; UuMwk mT f " " -omt doelar. If I bar muh a blamed tuomt tapeUm" why an I atwaya gitSig ler CWeaj TribBe. VTlEDAti- JUDGE MASON'S OPINION He Was Deaf, and His Hearing WasItestoredByDr.DaP tin's New Mode of Treatment Tho truly wonderful cures Dr. Dar rln, at tho Wlllnmotto Hotol, has bo compllshod aro being tostlflod to by a host of afllleted sufforers who can be seen nnd consulted on tlio miraculous cures on their behalf. It Is safe to say thnt no specialist hns attained tho prominence or Dr. Darrln In this conn try, nnd he cannot help but meet with grand success. Those who are disposed to doubt Dr. Darrln's cures will havo their doubts shnken on rending tho following enrd from Judgo O. P. Mason, of Portland, now residing In Scnttle. n man well and favorably known to all our read ers. His caso will go far to ostabllslt the skill of Dr. Darrln. who cured him eight years age: Dr. Darrln Dear Sir: Your oloo trlcal treatment Is most undoubtedly a wonderful succoss. 1 hnvo beon for a number of yonrs grndunlly becoming deaf, particularly In my loft oar. For the last fow years I have feared that I would he compelled to give up my law practice entirely, ns at tlmo I could not hear well enough to understand whnt witnesses tostlflod to, unless thoy spoko In a high tone of volro. A short time ngo 1 commenced treating with you, nnd now can beams well ns I could 20 years ago. In fact I find no diffi culty nt all in hearing nny ono speak In an ordinary tono of voice. I am frank to say that In my caso your treatment has beon a success. I am sorry thnt I did not npply to you soon er. Rofer anyono to mo. O. P. MASON. Dr. Darrln .will bo located at tho Wlllamotto Hotol until Soptombor 1st, having oxtended his tlmo, owing to hla extensive practice Contrary to Nature's Law. It la Impossible to construct a good Will welcome the Hosts and TEDDY ROOSEVELT'S Friends will give them a lively day. ilMIWI wmJFf' f -w Wfvr': vJi rt I Vr J J" 'u i . ivi ki f i ii Tm.x- George Washington Will lie Balera'a most attraotlve bolle, ik1 the will receive lie ' ' t4 the Day In the mo tilaLorate tyl Greatest Fire Works Display Ever witnessed in Oregon, including single ptecei that cost as high as 5100. WIA Awl Sv5 ll m A$l A I m U 43V l JOURNAL, 6ALEM, OflEflON, THURSDAY, JUNE 3fi, 1902. walk whon dirty concroto gravel Is mixed with content Dirt and comont will not amalgamate. He safo and se cure your material from tho Cnpltnll Improvement Co., 31D Front street. ' mono 301. Demand for Normal Graduates. Tho Stnto Normnl School, nt Mon mouth, reports that tho demnnd tor Its grnduatoe during tlio past year has boon much lnrgor than tho supply. Graduation from tho Normnl practical ly assures a placo worth from $40 to $100 per month. The students tnko tho Btato examinations during tho reg ular course, nnd aro easily able to pass on all subjects required for stnto papers before graduation. The school hns a woll-cqulppcd training depart ment, consisting of n nine grndo town school and a typical country school, o VOTING HAS BEGUN Advance Candidacy of Your Choice for Goddess of Liberty For tho Initial day's balloting G8 vote woro cast for goddess of liber ty. A fourth cnndldnto, Miss Pearl Goulot. wns introduced Into the con test Wednosdny, nnd loads with 31) votes. Interest Ib awakoned in tho contost, nud the frlonds of tho rival candidates for tho honor will neces sarily voto, nnd voto ofton, to Insure their ehnmplon'B successful candi dacy. Tho voto, as canvassed by tho com mltteo last evontng, is as fallews: Miss Poarl Goulot 30 Mins Molllo Uornnrdi 20 Miss Maudo Morrison (1 Miss Jenetto Drown , 0 Totnl C8 Ilnllot boxes hnvo boon placed In tho following buslnoBB houses. In diff erent partB of tho city, whore votoa will bo recolved: W. W. Zlnn. Tho Spa, Flour do his. Patton Uros., W. II. Uurghnrdt, ace. K. Waters, II. Wlprut Sc Co.. and Moyers' bnrbor shop. The BIGGEST, GREATEST and MOST GLORIOUS cele bration of our NATAL DAY, will be held at Salem this yeai tint ever was attempted. There Will De Including (lie Famous Eola Hayseed Band iore Jolly Thin was ever brought UMttftier before in a single day. You will be nude happy from day HifhtuntJf after the grand fireworks dfcpUy on tfi river after sundowj. M, JULY 4th Six Bands i!l) Vuffmr Sport,. QOLD "tiffirTiZ nnrnniijrr 4itr Jn , wavf 1H I aSL LllA I I ff4ggH i T I I GOLD DUST I H will tako ovory partlclo of dust and dirt from your floors and H woodwork make thorn as clean as a whistlo, noat as a pin. H Nothing so good for washing clothos and dishes. H H Mado only by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY. I H Chlctio, Now York, Bolton. SbUuU. Makers of OVAL FAIRY SOAP. BUY PAINT horo you can buy cheapest. Wo sell only tho best ((ratio of koodo. Carter's Strictly Pure White Load, none bolter At 7 l-4c per pound The Celebrated brand ot Middleton Oil Best I.lnicod Oil tnndo fully up to stand' itrd no to purity. Dolled Oil. 80c per gallon. Raw Oil, 78c per gallon. Hood 6 doltvered free. Fry's Drug Store 130 Com'l St. Salem. Near P. O. The Science of Osteopathy... Many peoplo have beon led to bo llovu through falsa roporte and Igno rance that Osteopathic trunttnunt wan pnlnful and even lnjurloim to children or wonkrned InvntldH. Nothluu could bo fnrthor from tlio tiutli for It In mlnptod to tho oiao, nnd In uowlue Ih It Injurious to tho frnlluHt child or wunhonod iuvnlld. Hut rathor It In Invlgorntlnif and etronyth oiilnu. nnd novor Ih tho pntlont worn out or inndu norvouH from treatment. However, thoro aro many fnkurtt and protundors In Ostoopathy who do not uudointaud how to Klvu truntmont propurly. . Nono uro Konulnu or coiu petuut who hnvo not nttoudod school nt lonat four lorins of live moutliH oaoh. Dre. li, K. Wyolcoff and Mrs. Ornco Albright, of I. O. O. V. Tomplo, Baloin, aro graduates of tho Amerloan Huhool of Osteopathy, a twenty months' school, and thoroughly qualified (o Klvo Hclontlflo treatment and handle any enso put In tholr cam. All dis eases, ospeclally chronlo dfoHoH mid duformltloH, yield to tho treutinont without knlfo or drugs. Hours 0 to 4. Phono Main 2721. Odd Follows' Temple. Salem, Or. Barr's German Salve Utmla quickly all outs, or bnilsot. Draws sHennis out of lame back, nnd drnws silvers out of flesh which olton break of! too short to pull. Sticks like Mlokinir plater. Try It and you will nevur bo without. Ifv tutll Uo. L. M- DARR, 1.0 State Bt. 8alem. Ore. Time Card No. 20. No 2 For Yaqulna: I. vox Albany . l.t-avitH Corvullltt Arrives Yaqulna .12:48 p. in. . 1:10 p. in. . S:3C p. m. No 1 Returning: leaves Yaqulna 7:00 a.m. I,cavH Corvallls 11-80 a. m. Arrives Albany 12:11 p in. No 3 For Detreit: Leavtm Albany l;0 p. in. Arrives Detroit 1:46 P. m. Nu. 4 From Detreit: leaves Detroit 0:30 n. in. Arrives Albany 11:06 u. in. Trains 1 and 4 arrive In Albany In time to connect with the i. V. aouth bOMNd train, as well as hIvIiik two or three hours In Albaay before de Itartiire uf 8. I', north bound train. Train No. t eofuiecta with the V. P. trains at Corvallls ami Albany glv (Hg direct service to Kewjiort and ad ttent liachetf. Tntijt 3 for Detroit. IlreiUwbttsh awl other nwwutaln rettorm leao Albany at 1:M m.. aftor the arrival of the fOHihorp Vttcitls south hound train (row PorUanU. reaching Detroit at 1:11 p. in. Pur further Information apply to HDWIN 8TO.VJI. Manager. J. Turner. Agont. Albany. U. IL CronUo. Agent. CorvallU. A Pew Pelnters. The reoent sUtltlos of the number of deaths show that the large majority dlewlUi consumption. This disease may eommenoo with an apparently harmless oouh which can be eurod In stantly by Kemp.s Ualsam for the throat and lungs, which s guaranteed (to cure and relieve all Prise W Bts and CO qenti, For sale by all druggltU. 1 DUST. O. H. MACK Successor to Dr. J. M. Koono, ln Whlto Corner, Salem, Orogon. Parties desiring suporlor oporntlona nt mod ornto fee In nny branch aro In oapoclal roquoat STEUSL0FF BROS. Dealers In Llvo 8tock, Wholofmlo nnd rotall butchors and packora. All kinds of fresh and ealt moats. Flno sausagoa, hnnio, bacon nnd lnrd. 310 Commercial street. Fireworks WHOLESALE and RETAIL BOTTOM PRIOE Hule Winp; Sang Co. 140 Hlitto Uttoet. Salem Water Co. OFFICE UirY HALL For wator uorvlco apply at office mils payable monthly In advance, Mnko all complaints nt tho office. Tb? flnne.. M FINE WINES. LIQUORS AND OIOARS. .. 102 Coiirf 5f THE ELITE CaFE 203 Commercial Street Meals at all hours. Open day and night. Only place In tho city hnndlitiK the ninoiiB OLYMPIA BEER U tlio Receptloir Rsloon. Whcleiala nun itiinii, E ECKERLEN, Proprietor L D. HENRY'S REAL ESTATE AND RENTING AGENCY IsntSHJO Commercial Street PHONE MAIN 2681 SALBM ORB, S0ULE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS ..,w... ..,. . ForStlem sad vlclnltr PORTLAND OR. Irv orJr st Ceo wnra munc Btur. Youf Step Mother Is still hero busy as over, and when your clothes nro all out of order, worn, with buttons off, tako them to hor at tho Salem Dyo Works. At this establishment you can get anything set to rights, from a pair of gloves, to tho most elaborate silk gown. A gentlemau can gut his bat cleaned, his trousers creased, or his whole suit rejuvenated to suit his taste, also four suits a month for ?1. liuttons sewed on, rips sewed up, suits Dressed on short notice Now goods shrunk for dressmaking. MRS. C. II. WALKER 195 Commercial 8treet. S. C. STONE, M. D. PttOPWBTOH OP Stone's Drug Stores 8ALEM, OREQON. The stor(two In uumbr)are located at No. 236 nnd 27 Commeretal st, aud are well stocked with a complete line ot drug and laedleluos, toilet articles, perfumery, brushes, etc, Has had some 26 years experience lu the praetlee ot inedleiue and now makes no charge for consultation, ex. auilnatlou or prescription. JPSANUT Hi-sited lu large or unsll lot at The Salem Coffee Roaster JOHNSON A O'FLYNO, Props. Phone Main 2724. I.O.O. P. Temple CAPITAL CITV Express and Transfer Meet all nail and paweugar trains, Baggaise to all m ot &nMT' , NMCMRNflHRftHVCKM CLASSIFIED X. X ADYERTISEWEH-TJ Advertlstmtnts. five 11ms er toe. In tMs icjcncamrre nmta tor zse. sue w a month, ah over live lines at toe sane rv UJU II UX.JI I l-'l to. a li J WANTED, Wanted. Table boarders by week, or noara ami room. Corner of OhomoK etn and High Btrooln, Tho Misses Dnyloy, Props. C-23-2W Wanted.- A good, gentle driving horse to weigh about 1200 pounds, either black or chestnut ijprrcl. Inquire ot 3, N. Bhantz, 107 Court street, Sa lem, Orogon, C-10-lw Wanted five young nien From Ma riou county to prepare at onco for posltiouo in the govornment sorvjeo. Apply to Inter-Stato Inflt., Cedar Rapids, la. 6.17-Stu" Wanted Uvorybody to try Oregon Foot Enso for all foot ailments. Onco tried always used. Ask your druggist or sond 2Cc. S. U Hayee, Haisoy, Oro. 6-671? Ill l I HIM , I I' WlUiU I I ! lljd LOST ANt FOUND. Found. A Masonto badgoofconslda? nblo value, last Fobruary. Ownor can address C. H. McKnlght, R, P. D. No. 8. Salem. ti-28-3t Don't You Know Anytnmg about M wards' MarkotT At 410 Statu street, Host placo to buy frash and cured meats at tlio lowest prices. Phone 2024. D. Edwards, prop FOR SALE. or aaie. a gontio uuggy borso. alnglo or doublo; weight 1000 pounds; color black, cheap. O. O. Sarvlss, North Salem, nenr Huff mnu'H store. C-25-St For 8ale. A lino Jorsoy cow, with, uolfor calf. Inquire at Journal of nco. C-23-lf For Sale Cheap Uocoud band thresh- tug outfit. Advance Separator, 3Cx DO, with wind stacker. Also 13 H. P. ongiuo, with, wator tank and wauou. All In good order. Price $7G0. K. M. Crolsan, Salem, Ore gon. G-H-d&w-U Sheep on 8harei, Seventy head to lot out on Biiarcu. inquire ot J.oo Davis, R, P. D. No. 3, Snlom. 6-24-Gd-lw For Bale Puro Poland China sowb. W. II. Egan, Snlom, R. D. No. 8. G-21-lm For Sale. Now and second-hand bug gies, now and second-hand spring wagons, backboards and carta, at tho Salem Carrlago and Wagon Fac tory. Woruor Fonoell, proprietor, 804 Commercial street 4-lG-tf Screen Doors. Now aud second-hand, also an Invalid chair at a bargain, J. N. Shantx, 107 Court streoL C-14-tt LODQE8. Protection Lodge No. 3, Anclont Or der United Workman, snootu ovory Saturday Qvouing In tho llolmau Hall, cornor of Stato and Liberty Btrouts. Vlsttina brothron wolcome, S. A. McFaddon, M. Y. J. Ju Sellwood, Rocordor. FORESTEitO OP AMERICA Court Sherwood Foresters No. ID. Meets Friday night In Turner block. Ira Hamilton C. 11. i A. L. Drown, Boo. Central Lodge No. 18 K. of P. Castle Hall In Hotman block, corner State and Ldborty utrouts, Tuesday of each woel: at 7:20 p. in. Claud TowtiHond, O. C; ZftdOc J. lllga, K. ot It ant) S. TONSORIAL. Evans' Darber Shop. Only flnt-clasa shop on Stato street ISvory thing now an! up-to-datp. FInost porcolaln baths. Shavo, 16c; hair-cut, 25o; baths, 2Ca Two first-class boot blacks. O. W. Kvans, proprietor. Ryan's Qhavlncj Parlors. Seven first class harbors engagod. Finest bath rootnu In city. Wo uuo antiseptic Htorlllzor. J. Ryan, Prop. HOP AND PRODUCE BUYERS. .1. n.pmii'hiiiL.llnii tiuvnr. OHlea In Uush-uroynian building, Salem, Ore gon. Biuuples of choice hops solic ited from nil growers. WSNeVToleAn: rdolney'TcnTaaim and city property at lowest rates of Interest. No commission, no daisy. Call and see. I. N. Maxwell, room 18, ovor postofllcu, Salem. 0-ia-lm BU8,iNei4"CAf468. LrtffirTSSWtirifnT moved to 140 State street, opposite John HuBhes. Loavo orders or call for oatlinntoH. 5-1-U OSTEOPATHY. Dr. L. E. Wyokoff and Dr. Grace Ab bright Twenty months graduates of tho American Sobool of Osteop athy, Klrksvllle, Mo. Pr. Wyckoff lu the only twenty months' gentleman graduate In Salent. Odd Fellows' Temple. 'Phono Main 3721. Dr. M. T. BchoottleOraduate Amerl ..can Sohool ot Osteopathy, Klriui. vlllo, Mo. Offleo In Tioga block, over the Spa, Office bourn 8: SO to 11:30 and 1 to 4. 8-13 W. O. Robblns, Dr. of Osteopathy Oraduato of tho Columbia College of Osteopathy, Chlaago, III. Oeo H7 Cowrt street Cbroala dlseason a speejalty. Tl KoHtliora laol,tte Company an Hoouee the salo ot roduced rates nu ascobnt of tho Fourth ot July. The figures will bo bftd at ono and oho third faro for the round trip passag t and from stations In Oregon. Ticket will bo on saltt July 3d and 4th. and will bo good for return up to and In oludlag tho th. QelebrutlouH will no held at tno more Important points. JUwal B4rt will furnish all detail oh application. W. H. COMAN, Qea. Paiw. At f There's a FrhBs lliu aaba nt nuoifke li lOW rl. OWT low 9fjo aro on good ot worth. It tor wltfr. AM0 JUAW. PHYSICIANS, jTlTniJrovoTnftiyliiG I Office In Gray block. Rooms 7 and 0. Phono 01. AUnut oar tHock; ot j$roote tbt tk Steal 'flke. od o woador. Yol m- T2o aS no. nffaafntt phaan BtuftT. lb "". t wr 41, '&?'" AT