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Newspaper Page Textww crowning joy of woman hood is mother "" hood and the crowning joy of mother hood is to have heal ttiv children, lint there can he no joy in motherhood without health, and without health for the mother there can be no health for the child. , It is of vital importance for women to know that the health of mother and child 9 in general entirely within woman's control. The thousands of women who have used Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre bcription when expecting motherhood, have testified that it made them healthy and happy in the days of waiting, made the baby's advent practically painless, and gave them health to give their chil dren. Mr V. I. Kidder, of Hit! Dale l'nriii Hfim.. burg Center), I'notbiirg, Vt , writer During the past year I (omul iiiyelr expecting maternity, iiiMcriiuy, 'ereil dread- mill 111 rupiuiy 111111114 iieuilll. J BUIiercUurC fully from fclonllnjt nml urlunry tllfllctilty. I lid win Browinc wcrceinioiy h enter encti tUy guttered luucli slmr-i pain nt times. I felt tliat soiuetlilnir must be clone I F-Olltfllt vour ailvlr nml received a prompt reply Took twelve bottle of Doctor in lerce's I'nvorite Prescription, nml n so Iblloweil v our instructions. I began to improve immediately, my lienlth hecume excellent, anil I could do all my own work (we llveoii n roou siteu laniij, i waiicetl and rode nil I could, anil euloyed it. I bad a short, easy confinement nnd hove n bealtby baby boy," The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser, a hook containing ioo3 pages, is given away, ocnu 21 onc-ceni sumps for expense of mailing only, for the book in paper covers, or 31 stamps for the volume bound in cloth. Address Dr. K. V. Pierce, Ihiflalo, N. V. A nov coffeo nt 2G and 30 cents a pound. Try a pound, and lot tho coffeo apeak for Itself you' will contlnuo on tho samo coffeo. Wo guaranleo It to bo nlwaya fresh roasted. YOKOHAMA TEA STORG Phono 2411 black Frco Delivery. WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS. J. C. Gnlr, Chlcngo. William Lowlngston, San Francisco. F. P. Simpson, Jr., Portland. A. I). Waggoner, Phlladolphln. Oeo. IC. llurton, Snn Francisco. Miss A. Holmau, Seattle J. 1). Crowley, San Francisco. W. J. Garrott, San Francisco. E. V. Homoyor, Sonttlo. II. E. Mossom, Portland. R. G. Morroll, St. Louis. Thos. Colllnson, Portlnnd. J. 13. Mlllor, Independence. W. II. Drummeii, Portland. F. W. Ischorwood, Portland. J. G. Pnpo, San Francisco. Toll Thompson, Portland. F. 13. Osborno, Champoeg. J. C. A. S. J. Wnmlclc, Scio. Mumper, llrooks. Matthows, Eugene. Goldburg, San Francisco. Huston, St. Josoplt. tlo has glvon good service Sick Headache absolutely and por mnnently cured by using Mokl Tea. A pleasant herb drink. Cures Consti pation and Indigestion, makes you ont, sloop, work and happy. Satlsfnc- '.'.. . i.-i. or. r sr, rrrt w. ,7. HOOKER (c CO.. naffalo. N. Y for a freo samnle. D. J. FRY. Drucclst M Tp f in ' h wl IE ,S.Lib.iltsMHHIiirn ?ffi TJ-5--- I AH fl$? rfrA Undies ml fZl iso ft, thick, lg(k 3i' J Such n Krw- Iff If k ho's IlKKri- IB t Iti VV , cidb produce, (Iff to Vi,-s?''l lxsuiso they lftli a , reallMlhatltln V V I aroosos ttielr VJ B tv beauty lolly 100 M?h. I i lr cent. All IwIIm NRII ' ' jfiv I who wUh tii gho IHJ. (IT H Nkwbro's IIeiiw- (h , V4 1 oidb a trial iU soon V II vx H lcorao convinced of jm X B this fact, because, by IB k VS. H de-troylni? the dead- IB ) s v ffl ly Rorra t work up-: A B on tlio hair root. It s . H raaVeti (landrail. talllnKX5 M H Imlr and thin, brittle halr'SSk Ml 9 ImpotMlbllUles. Vk I J I Gentlemen )( 1 find it equally as valuable, lor IR M HworkullkeivcliRnn.cveuup- Vfe. H on tola neaus. a i For Sal atall nrt-ai Ornfl StoreaVki TiliifRooiii.. The House. PurnjshUigtF Co Salem Social Swim Calendar of 1 n.-.i e.,.41. XL tsr M,ota,ta son at Salem. Endeavor Convention The Orogon Christian Endeavor Union closed Its fifteenth nnnual con vention In Ashland recently. The at tendance was large, nnd the whole session 0110 of ccasoless activity. Nom inations of olTlcors was made by tho regular committee, and unanimously ratified by tho convention as follews: President, J. A. Rockwell. Portland. 1st vice-president, Mrs. 1211a D. nice, Ashland. 2d vice-president, Rev. A. A. Winter, Dallas. 3d vice-president, Miss Delia Ob born, Snlotn. SupL Junior work, Mrs. T. E. Qault. Oregon City. Citizenship, Hev. Huber Ferguson, Portland. C. E. literature Ito v. Arthur K. Gardner, Turner. C. E. Delegates Report. A Unlqn Christian Endeavor moat ing will be Hold at the Uaptlst church on Sunday evening, at 7 o'clock, at which tho Salem delegates will report mo state ismieavor convention hold nt ABhland recently. I 0 Last Meeting of the Woman's Club. The regular mcetlnc of tho Salem Woman's Club will be held In the par lors of the Willamette hotel tomorrow afternoon. Tho mooting will be purely of n business character, and consist of u winding up of the affairs of tho club, previous to adjournment for the sum mer vacation. The calendar year book Is to he made up, and committees for the coming year's work elected. The question of now headquarters for the club will also have to ho decided upon nt this meeting, and a full attendance of the members Is requested. Election of Co. F. About 40 members of Company F. 0. N. Q., gathered at tho armory on Thursday night for tho purpose of electing a second lieutenant, to fill tho vacancy caused by tho resigna tion of Roy D. Dyrd. Major I.eabo proslded, and, after tho first ballot, Harry Lucas was unanimously elected. Company F now has a full momborshlp and tho required numhor of odlcors. and from now until camp a great deal of drilling will ho dono on Monday and Thursday nights. The Inst Inspection boforo camp will bo held nt the ar mory on Monday, Juno 30, at 8 p. m 0 PERSONALS. II. J. day. W. Moyors Is In Portland. P. Rogers was In Portland Thurs- Prof. D. W. Yoder has returned from Eugene. Hon. J. II. Fletchor, of Jefferson, Is In tho city. I Prof. W. I. Staloy and llttlo daugh ter aro In Portland. Mrs. Fred Elliot, of Dallas. Is visit lug her aunt. Mrs. W. F. Skiff. I Miss Myrtle Lawton, of Medford, Is tho guost of Miss Merle Davey. I Miss Loulso McGce has returned from a trip to Southeastern Orogon. 1 Mrs. R. D. Qootlln and llttlo son, hnvo returned from a visit In Port land. ; Mrs. J. E. Uakor nnd family have returned from a two-weeks' visit at Eugene. I Mrs. F. W. Wators and children loft this morning for a weok's visit In Ron ton county. I Mrs. E. Gllllnghnm has boon called to Portland by tho sorlous iiitioss 01 hor dnughtor, Mrs. F. G. Davis. , Eric Kloppln, who has boon ongngod as advanco agent for tho Fountain show, loft for Jefferson this morning. I Jack Ryan has returned from Port lnnd, whore ho participated In n shoot ing tournament with the Northwest sports. Walter Shopnrd has roturnod homo for the summer vacation. Ho has boon attending Stnndford Unlvorslty, at Palo Alto. California. Oscar Galileo has gono to Coour i . "., :; Ho will return to Snlom In the fall and rosumo his law studios. Walter Lyon and Jamos Sklpton hnvo returned from Castle Rock. Washington, to which point thoy pur sued tho fugitive convicts. Charles Roothby and llttlo dnughtor. wlm have boon nt the homo of his pa rents. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. F. Roothby. of this city, for a week, left for their homo today, at Pendleton, where he Is engaged as onglnoer In a laundry Carey F. Martin has gone to Port land to ngsist as counsel for the plain- I tiffs In the damago suits of Mrs. Win. I ... . 1 .!.-. I"..n,t L"lul OVIllTlBt Dip Southern Pacific Company. It will be remembered that Engineer White and Fireman Fish lost their lives In the wreck of the overland train In Salem last winter. . o- Pioneer Physician Dead. Dr J. C. Shelton. the venerable and pioneer physician of Salem, died this morning at C o'clock, after an lllneee of two months. Dr. Shelton has been nflniui to ilia hotwe with paralysis for twenty years, and for the past two months hos Dn auenuwi uy brother J. W. Shelton. of Rutledge Sherman county. He has bent a long and patient .sufferer at his home on Marlon square, and death has come as releaso In his case, n " '"""'" (nt Salem for 36 years, ami was oik one of the most suc-eful praj tn tion -o nt tha roifiilar school His wire PIH " - - M.i MnrU altenton. Us InfnuhiDgi elnldbeaeatanaiy'l''eo'")m umUs furni'ure. tM ware IUrlnrIUII.li. bUe 11 ln.l4 wblts. ftJA , INDIGESTION 1 ls the cause of tnnm ri'u.nmr.i .. , isrxss aVL. JT n yo .' you nro ""stressed. vniiT ,u'.rp8,a ,a0lc will make J'OUr digestion nnrrn n.,.t . . ; Dyspepsia and Its attendant d sagree nblo symptoms. You can safelv oat of 11. in llmo' ,f you ttlk0 ono of t loso tablets afterward. Sold by all druggists under a positive guaraii tee. 25 cts. Money refunded If you nro not satisfied. Sand to us for a airtW'HOOKHRftCO.. u uu aooui six years ago. and ha Is sur al u ,,yft uaul-er. Miss rtentrtce .Shelton, the music teacher of this city, and Iloscoe Shelton, or tho Capital Milling Co. The funeral will be hold from tho reslilmico on Sntitriinv nf in iVi .. DccpnRed was n member of the v.ihihuuu cnurcn. EXPRESS THEIR SYMPATHY Salem Union Will Aid Port land's Striking Street Car Men The meeting of the Snlom Federal Union Thursday evening wns well nt- tended. The spirit of unionism seems 10 have permanently established Itself n Salem, Judging from the enthusiasm that is apparent at all of tho labor meetings, and tho success that has at tended all attempts to oftect an or ganization. After the consideration of routine business last night, tho pond ing rorunmi street car strlko was dis cussed, and the following resolution was adepted: "Wo, tho membors of Snlom Fed eral Labor Union, send greetings to tho stroot railway employes of Port land, and oxtentl hearty oncourngo dient to them In tholr present strlko. 'jellevlng their demands to bo only just and for the reasonable safoty and dignity of tho car men and traveling public. Wo assure them our hearty good will, and pledge financial support to tho oxtont of our ability, If tho samo becomos necessary." GREAT RAILROAD SUIT Caused by the Wreck at Sa lem Dec. -4th A number of witnesses left for Port land this morning hi the suit prosecut ed In tho fedornl court by Mrs. Sam White, who is suing tho Southern Pa cific Company for damages sustained in tho killing of her husbnnd In tho de railment wreck nt the Salem yards last Docomhor. W. D. Fenton, of Port land, and Geo. G. Hlnghnm, of Snlom, aro attornoyu for the company, nnd Governor-elect Chamberlnlii for tho plaintiff. Tho witnesses from Salem nro Track master P. D. Prunty. A. F. McAtee, Homor Smith, Aldermnn Grlswold, John Mclntyre. Mrs. M, V. Chnrlton nnd Ryrou Ilarr, and Alonzo Mlllor, who found the padlock to the switch. H will be recalled that the northbound Shasta express was de railed Just at tho entrance to the Sa lem yards, and Engineer White was killed, and sovornl badly Injured. The suit Is before Judge Hettinger. JOURNAL X-RAYS. Those who fought Mr. Ttithlll for school director, because he tnvored financial nnd educational procreaa In our public schools have not yet ex plained why nil the titles or the state hnvo higher grade and better public schools, (and nil have city superin tendents) than Salem and Salem lev ies the highest school tax of any. a Tho famines In tho Interior of Rus sin are coincident with a decline In the humidity, duo In great meaaurw to the destruction of forests, o Srelaer'sM.tkit. Chlckons -So. Spring 10 to 12J4c Kgx4 per dozen, 10!. o Good enough for anybody! yLL Havana Filler FL0ROO0PA BAHDS en jame valut at tags fron "STAR.'' 'HORSESHOE.-' SPEARHEAD: STANDARD HA VT.' - OLD PEACH & HONer." "SAW LOG." "OLE YARGINY" or "MASTER WORXttAW TWwae. HUIis'iHTfm!1- Trl BAIt-i APPLICANTS FOR NAVAL CADETSHIPS Second Competitive Exami nation Being Held in Salem Five young gentlemen of tho first congressional district proaonted them selves before Prof. W. C. Hnwloy, In Salem, on Thursday, to tako tha com petitive examination for appointment as cadet to Annapolis Naval Academy. The mental examination was conduct ed yesterday by Prof. Hawley, and to day the young men nre taking the Physical examination under Dr. J. A. Richardson. The first examination that was held here, a few weeks ago, did not produce a satisfactory candldnto for the appointment, nnd It was at the request of Congressman Tonguo that the second examination Is bolng hold. Mr. Tongue will appoint ono cadet and five nlternntes from this district. Those taking tho examination nre: James Denis Moore, Ashlnnd; Archie Edward Storey, Orogon City; Chnrloe Edwnrd McLonn, Corvallls; William Koornor, Oregon City; Fred Milton Perkins, Salem. As no markings are mndo public, there Is no way to know what tho standing of the applicants wns. o The readers of this papor will bo pleased to letrn that thoro ls at least ono dreaded disease that spienco has been able to euro In nil Its stngos, nud that Is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is tno only positive euro now known to tho modlcnl fraternity. Catarrh bo lng a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Ca tarrh cure Is takon lntornally, acting directly upon tho blood nnd mucous surfaces of tho Bystem, thoroby de stroying tho foundation of tho dlscaso, and giving tho patlont strength by uuiiuing up tno constitution and as slBtlng nnturo In doing Its work. Tho proprietors have so much faith In Its curatlvo powers, that they offor Ono Hundred Dollars for any caso that It fallB to euro. Sond for list of testi monials. Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, 75c. H...l's Family Pills nro tho best. Will welcome the Hosts and TEDDY ROOSEVELT'S Friends will give them a lively day. E VIA iaL Mih Air iff I N ill MM Till 'IB George Washington Will l Salew's matt altraathe ttellt. rihJ the will receive lie I ot on of (he Dy In the iNAtLnJabprate t)le Greatest Fire Works Display Ever witnessed in Oregon, including single piece that cost as high as $100. WA Art? Z .'L JOURrrAL, dALEM, OnEtJOK, FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1902. YOUNG BELL'S BODY iFOUND In a River Sandbar Buena Vista Near On Sunday, whllo handsplklng logs off u sandbar, some loggers found tho decomposed remains of a man's body Only parta of tho body could be Iden tified, nnd but ono of the men waa positive that It was nn employe off ono of the O. R. & N. bunts, and It wns decided from tho romnluB of the uniform that It was the son of Captain Uell, of the steamer Ruth, who was believed to have bean lost overboard ono night last winter during the IiIrIi wator. He was employed ns night watchman on the Ruth, and was about 36 years old. The coroner of Polk county was summoned, nnd held nn Inquest, nnd found In accordance with tho nbovo facts. This Is the first hoard of the young mnn since ho disap peared. Death at Jefferson. Geo. W. Munkers. of Albany. Or., died In Jefferson, Sunday, Juno 22, 1002, nged 39 years. 8 months nnd 0 days. He leaves a wife and little daughter to mourn IiIb loss, besides a mother, two sisters nnd two brothers, Mrs, Ed. Keeno, of this city, being n sister. Ho had boon In poor health for several years, but tho end enmo suddenly, hnvlng been out for a ride only n few in I nut oh boforo his death, A host of friends oxtond tholr sym pathy to the bereaved family. Mother Gray's Sweet Powders. For children. Mother Gray, for years a nurso In tho Children's Home In New York, treated children successful ly with a remedy, now prepared nud placed In tho drug stores, callod Moth- or Gray's Sweet Powdora for Children. Thoy nre harmless as milk, pleasant to tako and never fall. A certain euro for fovorlshnosB, constlpjatlon, head ache, teething and stomach disorders and romovo worms. At nil druggists, 2Gc. Samplo FREE. Address Allen S. Olmsted, LoRoy, N. Y. -J The BIGGEST, GREATEST and A.OST GLORIOUS cele bration of our NATAL DAY, will be held at Salem (his yeai (hat ever was attempted. There Will Be Including the Famous Eola JlHayseed Band tWore Jolly Sport.,. Than was evr brought together before in a slngU day. You will be made happy from day light until after Hie grand fireworks display on the river after sundown. M, JULY 4th Six Bands Goddess Jyv i. QOLD Buy Walker's Guaranteed Paints When you want paint for your house or your carriage that la mixed ready for tho brush, you can find It .at W-tor'a, tho carriage trimmer and painter. I carry a large stock of the best paints In the world. Try my varnish glosa buggy paint. One coat will make your buggy look like new. C. H. Walker ICO Oomnornlal Street. The Science of Many pooplu have boon led to hu llovo through fnluo reports nud Iguo rn.te that Qateopathlo troatninnt wna painful and uvea Injurious to children or weakened Invalids. Nothing eoild ho farthor from tho truth for It la ndaptod to tho oaue, and In nowlae laltlnjurlouu totho frnlloat child or weakened Invalid. Hut rather It Ih Invigorating nnd Htrength eulug, mil) novur la tho patlont worn out or mado nervouu from troattnunt Ilowuvur, thoro aro many ulioi'H and pretuudura In OHteopathy who do not understand how to give tr.eutmont properly. . None are genuine or com petent who have not attended uuhool at least four toruiH of live moiitha each. Urn. I. K. Wyckoff uml Mrp. Orace Albright, of I. O. O. K. Temple, Salem, are graduate)) of the AiiiHrlcuti School of 0teoputhy, u twenty montliH' school, and thoroughly (iiul((led to give Hclentino treatment uml, hundlo any case put In their care. All dl'a eiueB, eaperlally chronlo dlMei(Hoa and dofonnltlee, yield to the treatment without knife or drugs. Hours 9 to 4. l'hone Main 2721. Odd Kellowu' Temple. Hnlom, Or Barr's German Salve Heals qmrkly all uut, or hrulie. Draws srenew out ofUmo Imok, and draws ullvers out of Hush whlgh often break off too short, to pull. S(ipk like tlloking plater. Try it and you will never be without. By mall SBc. L. A. BARR, 1.0 State Bt. Salem. Ore. CorvallisMasternBR Time Card No 20. No 2 Fur Yaiilna- leaves Albany 12:46 p. laveM CorvallU 1 :W P Arrived Yaqulua IM p. HI. HI. III. 111. III. No. 1 Returning; lmvea Yaquinu T:N a. Leaves CorvKJlla ... 11-30 a, Arrlva AHany tl:ll t HI. No. I Pur Detreit: Leave Albany 1 .ml n. hi. Arrtvaai Haiiott (:4I p. m. Mo. 4 Pram Datrelt: Uavaa Detrett :'M a. m. Arrive AlbaBy 11:0S a. m. Trains 1 Hfid 4 arrive Is 4Uay In Umm to eoHwt with the I. V. mmtU bMHd train, oa well aa gtvina; lwi or Iknaa lumm in Albany unon tia- mjtMf f I'- narth bwiid train Train Hu. 2 connect with the M. P. UslH at Corvallls and Albany glv- lag dlreat narvlce to NewiKirt awl ad- JaeHt baaehea. Train 3 for Detroit, JlrltHbah and Uir HMMHtaln reports leavw Albany tt ltJ p. t after Ilia arrival of the aUhefM I'acine aouth Itm train fMM Prt)ad. reaching DainMt at For .Hither Information apnt to wdwih rrowa MaHaiar. J. Tumor. AkohL Albany. U. , OahHi. AftBt. Ctervt-lMi This UdfijC f tfaHtandlBK the 'tatfM tMk tSUml the rhllii-lau iroajW" u aowKb)ug akin to a small bay piayer for river of pink lemonade about as probable or reaiuauun .-riiiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaMiiaiaiaiaiaiaM ta---asa,BtaBBaaiaiaaiBaiBaBaiiiBiwiaiajiBajjiBWiBiiBiBiaiy "Let tho QOLD DUST twins do your work." I Don't use soap for your cleaning. I I GOLD BUST I is moro convoniont, choapor and bettor than Soap H at any price. It softens hard wator, lessons labor and injures nothing. I Mado only by THE N. K. FAIRDANK COMPANY, I H Chicago. Now York. Boston, St. Loult Maker ot OVAL FAIRY SOAP. H i H H 1 ' ' ' ! i Osteopathy DUST. O. H. MAOK 3330Ja28? 1ST Buccoanor to Pr. J. M. Koono, In Whlto Cornor, Snlom, Oregon. PnrUoB desiring superior operations at mod ernto foo In nny branch nro hi especial roquost STEUSL0FF BROS. Dealers In Live Stock, Wholosalo nnd rotnll butchora nnd paclcorti. All klnda ot frceh and Bait moatB. Flno snusagoa, hamij, bacon and lard. 310 Commercial street. Fireworks WHOLESALE and RETAIL BOTTOM PRIOB8 Huie Wing Sang Co. 140 Blalo Street. Sa r OFFICE UITV HALL For wator service apply nt oOlco, Dills paynhlo monthly In advance, Mnko all complaints at tho offlco. Tb? flDDeJj.. i FINK WINKS, LIQUOllS M AND OIO AUS.... 102 CoUrt Sf THE ELITE CaFE 208 Commercial Street Meals at all hours. Open day and night. Only place In the olty handling tho nmoiiB OLYMPIA BEER I the Itccoptlon Saloon. Wholttalo and retail. E ECKBRLBN, Proprietor L. D. HENRY'S REAL ESTATE AND RENTING AGENCY Is at "30 Commercial Htront PHONE MAIN 2681 SALEM ONE. SOULE BROS. oath. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS For8lem nnd vlclollr lave erdcra at Qto Will's MutlcBtors. POM-LAND OR Your Step Mother Is still here busy as over, and when your clothes are all out of order, worn, , with buttons oil, tako tlieui to uer at tbo Salem Dye Works. At this establishment you can get anything sot to rights, from a pair of gloveH, to tho most elaborate allk gown. A gentleman eon get his bat cleaned, his trouners ereasod, or his whole ault rejuvenated to suit his Unite, also four suits a month for II. Duttons sowod on, rips sewed up, suits pressed on short notice. N' w goods shrunk for dressmaking. AIRS. C. II. WALKER 160 Commercial Street. S. C. STONE, Al. D. ?.OPHBTOH OK Stone's Drug Stores SALEM, OREQON. Tha atora(two In nuMttw.arA located at No. JW and M7 Commercial at, and ara wall stocked with a complete Hue of drugs and medicines, toilet artlelea, perfumery, brushes, etc.. Has bad soma 36 years experience In the practise of wadlaine aad now niakea no charge for consultation, ex amination or preaorlptlon. F3ANUTS lUastwl In large or small lots at The Salem Coffee Roaster JOHNSON & O'FLYNO, Props. Phone Main 2724. I.O.O.F. Temple CAPITAL CITY tlxpress and Transfer Meets all mall and paweBger trains. isall and pawej 0 all Paris of Oaggage to all parU of the elty. ProoptirtL v? iiwrrmaK. Ho at CLASSIFIED. -2KL A A ftvnDTiettiicwTC Advertlsefflcuts. nv lists or lt.17 Iflscrted three Units for 2Sc. StKa W a moDin. All ovtr five liflts atthen WANTED." Wnntedw A carrier boy with bicycle or pony. Apply at Journal office. 8-2C-tf Wanted. Table boarders by week, or uonru ana room, cornor of Chsmek eta and High streets. Tho Misses Unyley, Props. G-23-2W Wanted five youtia men From M rlou county to prepare at once for positions In tho government service. Apply to Inter-Slato Inst, Cedar Itaplds, la, G17-2ai Wanted Everybody to try Oregon Foot Ease for all oc-t allmesU. Onco tried always used; Aak your druggist or sond 2Cc. S. I. H&yes. Halsey, Ore. C27tf ij'i i WKhtnwrumna"XMB.'j' swn mumuL'iiaiaaiaiasKhas LOST AND FOUND. Don't You Know Anyuung' about Sd wards' MarkotT At 410 State street. Best placo to buy fresh and cured meats at tho lowest prices,' Phono 2024. D. Edwards, prop FOR 8ALE. For Sale or Exchange- -Oho Shrop shire nnd one Cotswold ram, on good terms. W. H. Duncun, McCoy, Of t'Roii. C-26-31 Hor Salo Cheap Second baud thresh. Ing outfit Advance Separator, 3Sx CO, with wind stacker. Also .13 II. P. englno, with water tank and wagon. All in good order. Price $750. 13, M. Crolsan, Salem, Ore gon. G-14-dAw-tf Sheep on Shares. Seventy head to let out ou Blinrcs. Inquire of Leo Davis, It F. D. No. 3, Snlom. C24-Cd-lw For Sale Pure Poland China hows. V. 11. Egan, Salem, It D. No. 8. 6-2 Mm For Sale. Now and second-hand bug glos, now and socond-hand aprlBfj wagons, buckboards and carta, at tho Salem Carriage and Wagoa Fac tory. Worhor Fonnell, proprietor, 364 Commercial street 4-16tf Screen Doors. Now and second-hand, also an Invalid chair at a bargain, J. N. ShanU, 107 Court atreot 644-tt L0DQE8. Protoctfon Lodoo NO. 2, Ancient Or- dor united worumon, meets every Saturday ovonlng In tho Holmaa Hall, cornor ot btato and Liberty Btroets. VlBltlnc brethren wolcomo. S. A. MoFaddOD, M. W. J. A. youwc ltocordor. FORESTERS OF AMERICA Court Sherwood Forontoro No, 18. Meets Friday nlguta iu Tumor block. Ira Hamilton O. It; -A. L. Drown, Sec. Central Lodno No. 1S K. of P. Castle Hall in Holmau block, corner State and Liberty street,, Tuesday ot each week at 7:20 p. nt. Claud Townuond, C. C.j Zndoc J. Illggs, K. ot It and 8. la "I TONSORIAL. Evana' Oarber Shop. Only flrat-clasa shop on Stato otreot Every thing new and up-to-date. Flnoat porcelain baths. Sbavo, lCc; hair-cut, 26c; baths, 2Bo. Two Urat-claaa boot blacks. O. W. Evans, proprietor. Ryan'a Shovlnfl Parlort. Bovon Srst claim barbora ongajed. Finest bata rooms in city. Wo use antiseptic Btorlllior. J. Ryan, Prop. J. Carmlohaol Hop buyor. OlUco la llush-liroyumn building, Salem, Oro gon. Sampled of choice hops sollc Itod from all groweru wevtb l6An;;" reyKa1ie9ttTmp roved farmH and city property at lowest rates ot Interest. No commission, no delay. Call and see. I. N. Maxwell, room, IS, ovor pOHtuIUce, Sulom. C-19-lm " ."'"'uUBTNESa CARDS. tTTfi!rV:I,aTnKrI moved to 149 State street, opposite John Hughes. Leavo orders or call for estimates. 54-tf ? PHVSICIANS. " rrrrTpro7aT Office In Gray block. Rooma 7 and 0. Phono 01. OSTEOPATHY. Dr. t. E. Wyckoff and Dr. Orace Al bright. Twenty months graduates of tho American School of Osteop athy, KlrkavlUe, Mo. Dr. Wyckoff is the only twenty months gentleman graduate in Salem. Odd Fellow' Temple. 'Phone Main 273L Dr, M. T. Schosttle Graduate Ameri ..can Sohool of Osteopathy. Kirka vlllo, Mo, Office Ju Tlog block, over tho Spa. OOlco hours 8:50 to 11:33 and 1 to 4. H, W. O. Robblni, Dr. of Osteopathy Oraduato of the Columbia College of Osteopathy. Chisago, III. 0c 157 Court atreet ChronlO disease n speolalty. NOTIOE TO CONTRACTORS. Saulwl proposals addressed to the county surveyor of Marlon county. Or . and marked "Did for approach to the Malem llrtd," will bo received up to l u'ckM'k, July o. io?. an men puu llcly ined in the preaenoo ot tha muihiv court of Marlon and Polk eouNttos and a. romnilttea (rout th city oowHttt or telem rov re)uiwmg me west approach to the steal bridge at ImUmh. and making a 0)1 in ooauvo Uou therewith. Ulds wU V $! In the eouaty eourt room at wlwj... I'laim aad speeiltcatlona are, oa tie in the couHty surveyor'a ofllce, Ibveh Uldder must depqalt 6 per et of tha amount of his bid, as by. kw reunited. The aountlw and olty JJt furnish all new lumber and the pRe that aro to be used. The right h reserved by the mm tie and city to reject any asit all bide. II. H. HKIIKICK. JR- Couaty Surveyor for Marlon Cq, Ily W. J. Culver, Deeuty, alem. Or, June 23, Jloj. 9-2tW.!w Tho Hot Weather Deea not prevent Kfc WhV Howe HjNKauraHi froja awvlaf Jw a m4 meahi as ever. G$ day and night n4c.S1.S0) rW 1 s''i. y , .' jffi I -'' p A mW 308 Com'l t net to Poet otDe. ..IIMM 1 i?1 JBNHBSSal - 1