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Newspaper Page TextVhf I' Catarrh u t constitutional disease. tit originates In n scrofulous condition ot -ft blood ami depends on Mint condition. 1 11 ntten cntiscs hendncho nnd dizziness, J&lrs tlio taste, smell nnd hearing, af. 'KftiliP vocal oiitnns, disturbs tho storaacli. Hi is always radically and permanently ' "j liy tlio blood-purifying nltcratlvo Sd Ionic action of ffood's Sarsaparilla TiiU urcat inedliino lias wrought the most innrtcrful cures of all diseases depending ?.. .,.ln nr tho arroftllnil.i hnblt. on 31 " - - A now coffeo at 25 and 30 cents n pound. Try a pound, nnd lot the coffee speak for Itself you will continue on Uto snmo coffeo. Wo guarantee It to be alwayB fresh roasted. YOKOHAMA TEA STORE Phono 2411 block. Free Delivery WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS. lloso LeVyno, Omuhn, Nob. Wm. A. Burnliolni, San Francisco, Bessie Cornett, Independence. Al. McKensslo, Portland. W. Woodward, Portland. W. 13. Lowls, San Francisco. J. G. Gates, Hebron, Neb. F. Werner, Hebron, Neb. W. A. Itoblnson, San Francisco. Jcnnlo Longtelr, Chemaka. II. L. Durham, Portland. Geo. II. Durham, Portland. R. Wyntt, Albany. Frank E. Alloy, Hoseburg. A. 0. MIHor, Roseburg. Emerson Smith, Portland. M. Roberts, Portland. Ben Fleckonsteln, Portland. R. McMurphy, Eugene. Chns. Dixon and wife, Snn Francis co. Guy D. Adklns, Scotts Mills. Wm. F. Mulr, Portland. W. 'I. Humo, Portland. Geo. Sorenson, Portland. Arthur Austin, Philadelphia. A. C. Hough, Grants Pans. W. M. Joncke, Sncramonto. II. A. Brewer, Portland. O' ' If you desire a good complexion use Mokl Tea, a pure herb drink. It acts on tho Hvor and makes tho skin smooth nnd clear. Cures sick head aches. 25 cents and 50 cents. Mnnoy rofundod If. it doos jiot satisfy you. Wrlto to W. H. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. Y., for freo sample. D. J. Fry, J druggist. o Senator Farrnr has returned from Seal, Rocks, whoro ho has settled his family In their summer cottage. Mrs. John F. Miller returned last ev ening from Portland, nfter n fortnight pleasantly spont vjsltlng her daugh ter. H Luxuriant Grown ol Hair, ol tauty,.U now Mi s placed vrlliiiu JW - tually destroys tho microbe respousi- Wjet,0uo?,oKto.dru(I and fall Ine Imlr th iiKi ol the rait, but -omtes the air roots, causine wft. iMMTfrrawth to supplant tboolit thin and ffle cue. Hero is west one v.nmr iinn-inn fAVB! "LsffiaBfflkfesSM5 I &jaTra,assBwi V II. ,-.... -. ... i llerpUUli ltllAUtlOlll coming In troubled w ff.S&2 """jlh4lV U0OV.CU. for Sla at il flft-CI Dofl Storey Oil Mauy people have beon led to be- liova through false reports anu igno rance Uiat Osteopathic treatmont was painful and even Injurious to cutwreu nr wpnknnad Invalids. Nothing could bo farther from tho truth for It is adapted to the case, and in nowiso Is It Injurious to the frailest child or weakened Invalid, uui rather It la Invigorating and strength ening, and nevar Is the iUnt on. out or mad nervous from treatment. it,- ti.oro are many fakers and ..,ia n Oateonathy who do not understand bow to give treatment nronerly. . None are genuine or com petent who have not atteaded school ' ..,... rma ftf five months each. .. n Drs. L. B. Wyckoff and Mrs. Oraee Albright, of I. O. O. P. Temp. Salem, graduates of the American School , n.Ann.thv. a twenty months school, and thoroughly quail fled I to .. .i.,.ifl. treatment and handle B" " .. .hair oare. All dls- ay rZ , : Jhroale disease, and 'Tir.r Jm to the treatment UNiuriuiuvo. . -without knife or drugs. Hours 9 to 4. J" Or. Odd Fellows Temple, Salem, ur. i i n' I'l' w nt-w hff bflut Cttthftftlo. figtonrm.w Salem Social Swim Calendar of Local Events. July 4-dreatest celebration in Ore gon at Salem. Returns from Paris. Hon. A. N. aillicrt went to Portland Saturday afternoon to meet Ills daugh. tor, Miss Agnes Gilbert, who has just returned, after a year's absence abroad. Mr. Gilbert and daughter will return to Salem this evening. It has been Just a year slnco Miss Gilbert loft Salem. Among tho countries vis ited were England, France, Belgium and Holland. While In Paris Miss Gil bert studied art and attended lectures descriptive- of the paintings of the groat masters. Woman's Club Reception. A change has been made In the time and place of tho reception to be hold by the Salem Woman's Club. On ac count of tho uncertainty of tho weath er, It was decided to give the aalr In the Blue room of the governor's apart mcuts, In the state house, this even' Ing, commencing at 8 o'clock. Look for the Tent. Tho Woman's Relief Corns, that old stand-by of tho Grand Army, will havo n tent on Marlon square on July 4th, for the sale of refreshments of all kinds, tho proceeds to go to tho mon ument fund. All nro Invited to pat ronize it. G-30-4t PERSONALS. R. II. Loabo Is In Portland. G. J. Pearco was in Portland today. P. H. Sroat was in Portland Sun day. Alderman G. W. Grlswold Is In Port land. Mrs. II. W. Bnrr has returned from Albany. Mrs. T. Reynolds hns returned to Portland, Miss Julia Parker Is visiting In Portland. Bishop Karl Cranston has returned to Portland. Mrs. Belle Kieth went to Portland this morning. Mrs. A. M. Bancroft was In Wood burn Sunday. Carroll Mooros has gone to Newport for an outing. Miss Victoria Worsham spent Sun day in Portlnnd. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Wostacott havo returned from Mchama. Arle Hoover, of Walla Walla, Wash ington, is visiting In Salem. Miss Dagmar Games, of Portland, Is the guest of Mrs. E. A. Pierce. Mrs. M. P. Dennis has gone to Pomoroy, Washington, for a visit. Miss Bertha Slater, of Ktigeuo, Is a guest at tho homo of W. F. Slater. Captain nnd Mrs. It. E. Davis, of Portland, visited in Salem Sunday. Mrs. F. C. Nolf, of Pendleton, Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. R. S. Bean. Miss Constauco Handsnker, of Eu gene, is tho guest of Miss I.eda Buron. Miss Estella Bishop, of Portland, le visiting her brother, Mayor C. P. Bish op. -T Miss Ada Baerlnger, of Corvallls, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jordan Pur vine. Mrs. Lola Johnson nnd Miss Mabel Pike havo returned from a vlslfnt Roseburg. Mrs. Louis Fischer, recont guost of Miss Jeannetto Booth, has returned to Sllverton. Mrs. F. E. DoParcn and daughter, Madollno, havo gono to Senttle for a month's visit. Miss Myrtlo Lawton, of Medford, who has been visiting Miss Merle Davoy, has gono to Portland. Mrs. C. A. Sehlbredo, who has been chaporonlng a camping party at Tur ner, camo down to Salem today. There Is no place like homo, when tho house Is woll palntod, says Will Babcock. And ho is painting It. II. J. Tucker, of Buffalo, N. Y., who has beon visiting his brothor, at Jefferson, left for tho East todny. Miss LU Ian Taylor, of Jacksonville, was tho guest of Miss Louise- South wlck, being eu routo homo from Port land. Miss Margaret Haas has returned from a visit in Portland. Sho was ac companied by hor niece, Miss Kate Hartman. Hon. Z. F. Moody loft for The Dalles this morning. Ho roports tho best crop conditions In mnny years In East ern Oregon. Miss Alma Govor. a Willamette Uni versity studont. has gono to hor homo at Richland, Eastern Orogon, to spond tho Bitmnior vacation. Bliss L. Darby, who Is managing a drug storo at Glendale, Douglas coun ty, is in tho city for a two wooks" vacation visit with ins paronis. Rev. and Mrs. Walter Roynolds, of Hlllsboro. spent Sunday nt the home of Mrs. Reynolds's parents, Air auu Mrs. W. N. Savago, In this city. Dr. and Mrs. Fountain came down from Tumor today, whero thoy oponed with tholr electrical entertnlnmont Saturday night to a fine audience. Mrs. J. W. Rulofson, accompanied by her daughter. Miss Gladys, who has been visiting her daughter. Mrs. Z. J. RIggs, has returned to San Francisco. Prof. J. O. Hall, superintendent of the ML Tabor schools, spent Sunday In tho city. Mrs. Hall and the child ren are visiting old New York friends P. D. Priinty, C. B. Irvine, A. T. McAtoe. Dr. W. H. Byrd. Dr. R. Cart wright and S. T. Johnson were among those going to Portland today as wit nesses In the damage suits of Mea dame Whlto and Fish vs. the South ern Pacific Company. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Prescott re turned Sunday evening from Po'tte whore Mr. Prescott has bees special work on the Oregoatea for the past nine weeks. Mr. PreecaU will resume his work as Salera correspond nt to the Oreaonlaa. j W Young had business I G" vals today. Mr. Young recently con structed aa 87-foot steeple or the Catholic church at SL Paul. The atructure at that place is one of the oldest church houses In the state, hav ing been built years uo WHAT 15 THE USE nt ,.ffrinir from iadlgoeUoa If y eatwhatyouwanLorofsurngyoer - self to avoid such dWs- AiK,e." ans.1 jsw ""j s freeze from an " , 1 of Indigestion and dypo-, Kfl rAakiTr tabW Uerwa: UBWraateL S'enr awney UWBW H l""- " ' . .lo t ..: v ufuul&d IT TM tLTB tm "" i4 aww uflod. writa to MS wr "7 "yr ..-m . - -a wy- n.isvout rw t WILL REMAIN TILL SEPTEM BER FIRST Dr. Darrin's Work is Piling UDOn Him in Slirh Vnliiitial?8' Th0 r08t ot tho Improvement TI1-1 U l " '""' "" " k uHiipeueaio Prolong His Visit in Salem. ThlB eminent and far-famed special 1st has mot with such an Immense volume of businoss slnco coming to Salem that ho finds it absolutely nee ossary to piolong his visit to Septem ber 1st. It Is a source of gratification to the doctor's friends to know that ins skill Is being bo well and apprecl atlngly taxed. His patients are com ing from nil parts of Oregon, and In all cases a benefit or cure Is offocted. Tho doctor's skill Is becoming bo well known and his cured patrons so plen tiful that his namo hns immmn housohold treasure In hundreds of homes In this locality. Hore are some of his cures. Happy After Ten Years of Misery. Mr. Editer: I can recommend Dr. Darrln's treatmont. For eight or ton years I havo been troubled with rheu matism in hip and back, also dlabotos. Through Dr. Darrln's electrical treat ment I am cured of tho rheumatism, and the diabetes Is rapidly Improving. Refer to me nt Jefferson, Oregon. J. W. PATE. Tho writer knows Mr. 1'ntn vnrv well, and is pleased to Inform his many frlonds of his recovery, nnd knows tho enso must be a gonulno one, as Mr. Pate Is a man ot 'good senso and sound Judgment. Ho could not bo Induced to mnko such a state ment unless he knew It to be true. A Popular Young Man Cured. Mr. Editer: For tho past twolve years my son, Charles, has been moro or less afflicted with weak lungs, ac companied with a cough, evory chango of the weather made him worse. Ho also had marked symptoms of appen dicitis, with pain In his right side. Two months ago I put him under Dr. Darrln's treatment by electricity and medicines. He has gradually recov ered, until now I fool that his lung complications nro cured. Tho pain In the sldo Is so noarly gono that I think tho cure will bo complotod In n short tlmo. I nm grateful to you for making known Dr. Darrln's piosonco In Sa lem, as woll as to Dr. Darrln, for cur ing my son. Rofor your rendors to mo nt 37S Marlon street, Salem, MRS. SAMUEL D. RAMP. Tribute to Dr. Darrln. Mr. Editer: Seolng so much In your paper concerning Dr. Darrln, I nm prompted to ad'd a' i'n -words In his favor. For many years I lirevcr had femalo diseases and a tumor. I was also Troubled "with my heart nnd bond- aches. All of my troubles aro vanish ing under Dr, Darrln's electrical treat mont. My husband's hearing and pain In his' sldo aro much Improved. .Ad dress Hampton park,1 Salem. MRS. THOMAS JAMES. Catarrh and Bronchitis Cured. Mr. Editer: I wish to oxpross my gratitudo to Dr. Darrln for successful ly treating mo for catarrh and bron chitis. Rofor your readers to mo. Noodham's harbor shop, 110 Sato street, Salem. F. H. HAHN. Dr. Darrln's Place of (Justness. Dr. Darrln can bo consulted free nt tho Willamette Hotel, Salem, until Soptombor 1st, from 10 to 5 o'clock dally, evenings from 7 to 8. Sunday 10 to 3, All curable chronic dlsoases, lost mnnhood, blood taints, structuro, errors of youth, qntarrh and doafnoss, aro confidentially troatod. Cures of private dlsoasos guaranteed, and nov or published In tho pnpors, and no euros published only by permission. Many cases can rocoive homo treat mont aftor a visit to tho doctor's of fice. Inquiries answered and circu lars sont froo. Battorlos and bolts fur nlshod. with full directions for tbolr use. Eyes tested and glasses fitted. Patients doslrlng home treatment should call at on oarly date, as many may require a second or more treat ments. Dr. Darrln's terms for treatment are now 5 a wook, or In that proportion of tlmo. ns tho oaso may require, ex cept in special cosos. The poor treat ed fro. except medicine. OLD LESLIE CHURCH REBUILT South Salem Methodists Hold a Successful Dedicaiory Service Dedication of their new church made last Sunday a htaterleal event with the tktuih Salem Methodist congregation Their hoos of woiwWp has h w tergetl. the old eountrytooklag edinVe has been reconstructed with a new wing added, the old snuaro WeMry r placed with a pretty splr. thwhole painted and made a comfortable rhnreh with all modern eonvenleBces As the only ehHrh in ih aotrthern auLu - b it serve a tart tlrrhi of faro jj Jr fgttw and Intalllgont I.ft , & MmHmBltjr. T I!' - - - -s-i nT proveiem v n - . tnetmrm bad become annqnated and uncomfortable. Th, who have eontribuled to tb. ent.-r,,r. all foAl UrftUU IH IHW lk UW1-" "" --- ouerutic -sderni: or me j.t, ., - - " C Blackweii and his devoted wlfc. Presiding Elder Wntters road from the Discipline tho dedicatory sorvlco. Rev. Parsons, of the First church, offered prayer. Rev. Blackwell, pastor of Leslie church, read from tho old scripture. Rev. Leach read from tho now scripture Mrs. Miller, tho secre tary, read the subscriptions In money and labor, to tho amount of nliont --w.wfouiy service. is aoout ?1!00. The church Is recon structed upon tho old foundations. About $400 was obtained from the church extension fund; $300 remained to bo raised. After tho sermon the congregation woro asked to ralBo- thin sum. Tho building will sent about 150 to 200, by placing chairs In tho Sunday School room, which enn be sopnrnted from the rest by two largo folding doors. The sermon by Bishop Karl Cranston was from a text takon from Exodus 3: S. The old church wns erected thirty-four years ago. c- . Bed Time I take a pleasant herb drink, tho next morning I fool bright nnd my com plexion Is better. My doctor says It acts gently on tho stomach, liver and kidneys, and Is a pleasant laxative It Is mado of herbs, and is prepared as easily as tea. It Is called Lano'a Med icine All druggists sell It nt 25c and 50 cents. Lano'a Fnmlly Medicines moves tho bowela -each day. If you cannot got It, sond for froo samples. Address, Orator Woodward.LeRoy.N. Y. Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder. It cures painful, smarting, nervous feet and In growing nails, and Instantly takes tho sting out of corns and bunions. It Is tho greatest comfort discovery of tho ago. Allen s Foot-Etso makes tight or now shoes fool easy. It Is a cortaln euro for aweatlnp, callous and hot, tlrod aching feet Try it today. Sold by all druggists and shoo stores. By mnll for 25c in stamps. Trial packago freo. Address Alien S. Olmstod, Le Roy, N. Y. 2 o A Correction. In Saturday's Issuo of tho Journal thoro appeared an nrtlclo relating to tho bohavloi of somo ot Snlom's young mon on their roturn from cnnipmeet nig. Tlio young men montlonod scorn to think they havo been wronged by tho ropnrt as published. It Booms that the boys met with nn nccldent on tho bridge, nnd, while they were trying to repnlr It. u wagon load of young peo ple enmc nit from behind, nnd ran Into thorn, nnd In a vory rudo mnnnor asked them to move on. Tho boys re plied that they would as soon ns thoy could get out. Then u numbor of tho young mon In tho carryall got out and began whipping tho horses of tho oth er party, nnd, as onn of the horsos wns a colt ho 'became frightened and ran away, nearly causing nn nccldent. n-o Dr. A. It. Tamlesle. formerly of the Salem hospital, has Just roturned from ton weeks spent In New York with Eugene Breymnn. Tim gentlemen loft Now York to escape tho hot wenlhor, and Mr. Breymnn wns somewhat Im proved by the trip. n TJio readors of this pnpor will bo pleased to lotrn that there is at least ono drended dlsoase that sclonco hns boen able to euro In all Its stages, and that Is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is the only positive euro now known to tho medical fraternity. Catarrh be ing a constitutional dlseaso, requires n constitutional treatment. Hall's Ca tarrh euro Is taken Internally, acting diroctly upon tho blood nnd mucous surfneos of tho system, thoroby de stroying the foundation of tho dlseaso, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and as sisting naturo In doing its work. Tho proprietors havo so much faith In Its curatlvo powers, that thoy offor One Hundred Dollars for any ct.so that It falls to euro Send for list of testi monials. Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, 7Ec. Hj 'b Family Pills are tho best. 1 Good enough for anybody! yLL Havana Filler FLOR0DORA ' BAUDS an c tamt yalut at tog$ from "STAR," " H0R5B SHOE;' SPEARHEADS-STANDARD NA VT." " OLD PEACH & HOUBY." "SAW LOG." "OLE VARGltrr" "'MASTER WORKMAN" Tohttv. n. KvLyJBilfe. 'IkntA eW&aMl mBmm THfc 3AILY JOUiWAL, 6ALEM, fiREGOrV, MONDAY, JUNE 30, M2. Salem School Board. yiio Salem school honrd was roor gnnlzed as follows. Tho board np proved tho bond of District Clerk Joseph Baumgartnor, for ?20,000, with A. Bush and Claude Gatcli .ns sureties. Chairman Chamberlain announced tho following committees, himself ns chairman ot tho board, to bo CT-ofilcio chairman ot each cemmittee: Flnnnco, Condlt and Byrd; supplies, Fletcher and Davidson; Insurance, Fletcher and condlt; repairs, Davidson nnd-Byrd. I The Best Riding of the Year is . . . SUMMER The Columbia is the Best That Money and Skill Can Produce PRICE.... raa We have a few wheels left not of this year's pattern, but are made of the same material, in fact there k vprv little rliffprpfirp hetwppn .u ,yij .-v v....y...v ,,.. these wheels and the 1902 models. We are today offering the wheels at prices unheard of before. 2 model 65 Columbia chainless, Hartford tires. former prices ?75, now 1 model 23 Hartford, man's, clincher tires, former price $35, now 3 model 24 Hartford, ladies'; clincher tires, for mer price $35, now 1 model 27 Nyack, ladies, single or double tires, former price $25, now 1 World, ladies', clincher Ires, foimer price $35, now (WITH COASTER BRAKE ADD $5,001 If you want one of these wheels you must call at once for they can- not be duplicated. S66ond-fland Wheels . . . We have many makes 'aMssizes, among them are five boys' and girls' wheels. Give us half their value and their yours. See them, it wil be worth your while. Try our re pair department. ono 135 Court Street irtMftMUClgAfliJllUmtBaBa THE KIDNEYS Whou stronir and healthy, filter the uiocu and temovu all )oleout and Ini pnrit'es from It, but If weak or diseased theioimputitlea are allowed to remain and sickliest follow. Stimulate the Kidneys with Hosts ttei's stomach Bitters. U is tho bent known remeiy for them and nutor fail tocuro. It will also cure Stomach Complaints Try It. Our Private Stimn is otor the nck of the Bottle HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. .$45 .$25 .$25 .$20 ..$15 Salem, Oregon !unnn rfl f !! 1 I I II 610 ins O. H. MAOK J3ES3anrlca:sl!l?, Successor to Dr. J. M. KOono, In Whlto Corner, Balera, Orogon. Partfoa desiring superior oporatlons at mod erate too In any branch aro In especial roquost STEUSL0FF BROS. Dealers In Live Stock, Wholesale and rotall butchers and packers. Alt klnda ot fresh and salt meats. Flno sausages, hams, bacon and lard. 316 Commercial street. R ire works WHOLESALE and RETAIL BOTTOM PHICIM Huie Wing Sang Co. 140 Stale Stteet. Sal oppirr? uitv HALL ( For water service nonlv at offlco. Bills payablo monthly In advance. Mnko all complaints at tho offlco. Th? flnne.. FINK WINKS, LIQUORS ANDOIOAR8.... 102 Cocirl St THE ELITE CAFE 208 Commercial Street. Meals at nil hours. Open day and nlnlit. Only place tu tho city handling tho BU10U8 OLYMPIA BEER la tlio Reception Saloon. Wholeialo and retail, R ECKBRLBN, Proprietor L. D. HENRY'S REAL ESTATE AND RENTING AGENCY is at 230 Commercial Street PHONE MAIN 2681 SALEM ORB. S0U1.E BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS For 81 tn and v!c1olt ltave ordtrt at Ceo Wlil'aMutlctltore. PORTLAND OR. Your Step Mother la still hero busy aa ovor, and whon your clothon nro all out of ordor, worn, vylth buttons off, tako thorn to hor at tho Salera Dyo Worka. At this establishment you can got anything sot to rights, from a pair of gloves, to tho most olabnrato silk gown. A gontloman can got his hat cleaned, his trousera creased, or his wholo BUlt rojuvonatod to Bult hU trnito, also four aulta n mouth for $1. Buttons uowod on, rips Bowed up, BUlta l"" prossod on abort nouco. now gooui for drosaniauiiig. MRS. c. II. WALKER 100 Commercial Street. S. C. STONE, M. D. PKOPRIliTOH OF Stone's Drug Stores SALEM, OREGON. Tho Btoraaftwo In numbor) aro located at No. 23S and 207 Commercial bL, and aro well stocked with a comploto lino ot drugs and mudlclnoa, toilet arUoloa, perfumery, bruahoa, otc, Has had some 25 years oxporlenco Id tho practlco of medicine and now makes no chargo for consultation, ex amination or prescription. PEANUTS lUasteil in targe or mall loU at The Salem Coffee Roaster JOHNSON & O'FLYNO. Propt. Phono Main 2724. I. O.O. F. Tompla CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Mcota all mail and pntsanger trains. IBaguago to all parU of tho olty. Promnt lervlca. Telephone No. 241. HOMYEIl & HKDHIOIC Barr's German Salyc Heula nulcklv all ants, or brulie, Draws aruno4t out olUnie liaok, and draws Oliver out ot fUih wliioli often break off too short to pull. Htlcks lik HlflkuiK planter. Trv It ami you will never be wltlmiit. liy mull 2oo. L. M- BARR, 1,0 Stato St. Salem, Ore. I Buy Walker's Guaranteed Paints When you want paint for your house or your carrlaa that Is mixed ready for the brush, you can find It at Walker's, the carriage trimmer and painter. I carry a large stock of the best paints In the world. Try my varnloh gloss buggy paint. One coat will make your buggy look like new. C. H. Walker NJO Oo 'juiBff.jJ Street, J Watc 58Pi CLASSIFIED X A ADVERTISEMENTS Kd vert fssmenti. five Ham ot 1. fat nserlea three Units tot 1 Se. 50c WmK, a month, am over five Hues attlKMiMrrttt, UUll 1 , ll"glll.l' MJL!'WllttUmLllH4'J3M WANTED. Wanted Trustworthy persons i.ck county to mannco b(tInoas, ota es tabllshod Iiqubo, solid flnftclal standing; straight, bona fldo weekly cash Balary df $18,- pali by ?dhcck each Wednesday, with all expenses direct from headquarters; money advanced for expenses. Manager, 379 Caxton Bldg., Chicago. 6-14-mon-$at-lw Wanted. Tablo boarders by wcjk, or ooaru anu room, uornor ot unemoK eta and High streots. Tho Mlfesea Bnyley, Props. 6-2a-2w Wanted flvo young men From." Ma rlon county to proparo at.onco for positions In tha govornmont sorvlco. Apply to Inte$tata Inst, Cedar Rapids, la. C-17-2m Wanted Everybody to try Oregon Foot Easo for all foot allnieaU. Onco trlod always used. Aalr your druBliiat or oond 26c 8. L. "Mayes, HalBoy, Ore. fp-37ti LOST AND FOUND. Don't You Knovx-Anytning about Ed wards' Market! At 410 State'Btroot, Best plnco to buy fresh und" cured meats at tho lowest prices. Fhono 2CS4. B. Edwards, prop FOR 8ALE. Glover Hny Ten tons out and la shockB, for sato at 3,00 per ton. Call on Fred Hurst. 6-28-St For Sale Cheap Second band 'thresh. Ing outfit. Advance Separator, 36s CO, with wind Btackor. Also 13 II. P. cnglno, with wator tank and wagon. All in good ordor. Price $760. 13. M. Croisan, Balctn, Ore gon. 8-K-dftW'lt Sheep on Shares. Sovonty head to lot out on shares. Inquire of Leo Davis, B, F. D. No. 3, Salem. G-24-ttd-lw For Sale Puro i'olond China sown.! W. II. Egnn, Balem, It. D. No. 8. 6-2Hm For Oale.r-Now and Bocond-hand bus Bios, now and ucccnd-hnnd spring wagons, buckboards and carts, at tho Salem Carrlogo aud Wagon Fac tory. Wornor Fonnell, proprietor, 301 Commercial street. 4-lG-tf Screen Door. Now and second-hand, also nn Invalid chair at a barculn. J. N. Shantt, 107 Court street C-14-tf LODGES. Protection Lodge No. 2, Ancient Or dor United workmen, moots orory Saturday ovonlug In the Holman Hall, cornor of Htato and Liberty Btroots. VUlttnt; brothron wulcome, S. A, McKaddou, U. W. J. A. Sellwood, Hocorder. FOHE0TER8 OF AMERICA Court Sherwood Foresters No. 19. MsU Friday nights In Turner block. Ira Hamlltou O. U.j A. L. Brown. 8ea Central Lodaii No. 18 K. of P. -Caatte Hall In Holmau block, corner State and IJborty stroots, Tuouday of each weok at 7:30 p. m. Olaud Townaond, C. O.; Zadotf J. lllggs, IC ot H. and B. TONSOniAL. Evans' Barbar ShopOaly-flrs(fcclas, shop on Htato suuet. livery wing now and up-to-dato. Finest porcelain baths. Shavo, IBo; haircut 2fioj baths, 25c. Two flrat-cloBa boot blacks. O. W, Evans, proprietor. Ryan's Ohavlng lwlors Seven Urst class bnrbora ougaged. Finest bath rooms In olty. Wo uso antlseptlo storllltor. J. Ryan, Prop, XarnchaoliloTbuyor. Offloe In Bush-Broymau building, Bnlom, Oro gon. Samples of cholco hops solic ited from all growers. MONEY TO LOAN. Money LoanedOn Improved, farms and city property at lowest rates of Interest. No commission, no ctalay. Call aud see. I. N. M&xwoll, room 18, over postofllov, Balem. 19-Iin mJSINESS gAROS. L. Burt Painter and paper hanger, moved to 149 Statu street, opposite John Hughes. Leave orders or call for estimates. 6-1-tf PHYSICIANS. J. H. Drewor, physician and turflson. Office In Gray block Rooms 7 and D. Phono 91, OSTEOPATHY, Dr. L. E. Wyckoff and Dr. Orace Al bright. Twenty months graduates of th American School ot Osteop athy. Klrkavlllo, Mo. Dr. Wyeko Is the only twenty months' gentleman graduate In tuloni. Odd Fellows' Templa. 'Phono Main 2721. Dr. M. T. Schoettle flraduat Aerl- ..can Sohooi of Qsteopatnjr. Kirks vlllo, Mo. Office In Ttoge. bloek, ovor tha Bpa. Ofaco hours 8:10 to 11:30 an 1 to 4. 3W W. O. Bobbins, Dr. of Osteopathy Graduate of the. Columbia College of Osteopathy. Qbloago, 111. OMU 7 Court stnwt. Chronle dlVw a specialty. Th Soiithwu Paello Cotnpttay n uouiico Uie salB of rodued ttw m awoiint of the Kourta of July, Ttte figure will bo baaed at e wad w third farn for Us round trip peasag to aud from tiUtloas In Or&n. T(Jcts will be on sale July 3d mt 4tk, mA will bo Kood for return up to tuxl In eluding tha 6th, 4 Celubratlana will b held at tk moro Import41', polHte. Ie,l will furnUU U detalte m uppHentk, W. B, COMAN. aa. Paw. At .limn q n ""' ii" The Hat Wttei Vcm not prwvet ftv VtMto mm . Btaurat frwa srvltt i mmm maU m tvH Olv m wlL Of day tki slsUt 4? II I v : EN ctJ X r -wfPT" Kj-.1! W A'