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THfc 3AILY JOUflNAi, 8ALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1902. PHfliHEVHpgw)MmtaaaMMPfinRjMigMMWWiaMMMnsjnn Eczema How It reddens tho akin, Itches, oozes, .dries and scales 1 Somo people call It tetter, milk crust or salt rheum. The sufferlns from It Is sometimes In tense; local- applications aro rewrtcd to they mitigate, out cannot cure. It proceeds from humors Inherited" or no quired nnd persists until theso hove been removed. Hood's Sarsaparilla positively removes them, has radically nnd permanently cured tho worst cases, and Is without on equal for all cutaneous eruptions. 'llooD'nJ'iLi.Burolliotx.'it cathartic. 1'rlcoMcenU. Two Mrs Ago... Powdered Vanilla waB eold by a gentlemuu from the East. Now wo have Uie eamo kind ot goods to eoll. Tho powder In clean, clear, m hito nnd atrong. Call for "Cryfcl.il Sugared Vutill- llne". The prico li rhiMper than what it hita bon told for. Y0K0HAAA TEA STORE COFFEK U'U.VIKK. Phono '2111 blhuk. Fm-o Delivery WILLAMETTE HOTEL" ARRIVALS. Harry 0. Mojro, fan Francisco. J. U. Crnw.'ord, C'hlcnjo. A. L. Cln ku. Portland. L2. Waldmnn, Portland. Geo. A. Davis, Portland, lleatrlco King, Portland. C. I. Leavongood, Portland. C. M. Idlemnn, Portland. O. P. M. JamloBon, Portland. Geo. F. Moyer, San Francisco. A. D, Hopper nnd son, Spokane. D. Duncan, '.'"'. Thos. 0. Dloomor, Portland. 13. L. Hart, St. I.ouIb. J. C. llaytcr, Dallas. Frank L. Hunter, San Frnnclsroi W. R. Scott, Chicago. Look for the Tent. Tho Woiimn'fl Hullof Corps, that old stand-by of tho Grand Army, will havo a tout on Marlon Hqunro on July 1th, for tho Hale of rcfroHhments of all kinds, tho piocoedH to go to tho mon umont fund. All aro Invltod to pat ronlzo It. . (i-30-lt o J. L. l.aniblrth tins accoptod a pos Itlon as superintendent of coiiBtntction Willi the Portland City & Oregon Co., of Portland. $ Unhealthy Half Stetae germ that duitr around and tat nt the root of tht hair, making dand ruff, uiulns falling bair, finally bald neasl A Healthy Hair. A" marks extcr cat layer of cpltfar rale f heath. D " rparka the Inf trior extremity. "D" marks tbe Internal layer. C" mark tb root ot tht hair. NEWBRO'S Destroys those oarasltlc jrerms: I and it is the only hair preparation I mat does. "Destroy tno cauxe, you remove the effect." FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS. H Goo foranyMy! ll Havana Filler FLORODORA " BANDS an c samr valut as tags rem "STAR," -horseshoe;' "SPEARHEAD-STANDARD NA VK" OLD PBAC11 4 HONEY." 'SAW LOG." "OLE YARGHIY"9 fir "MASTER WORKMAN" Trivet. .6 in q erneug n ' I ti i ncsaM7 taWSW &&fB Salem Social-Swim Calendar- of Local Event. July 4 Qrcatcat celebration In Ore gon at Salem. o PERSONALS. Dr. D. F. Lane Ib In Portland. T. D. Kay was In Portland today. C. M. Idlemnn returned to Portland today. Councilman Thos. Sims was in Au rora today. , Senntor-oloct Earrar was In Hub bard today. Sheriff P. W. Durbln spent tho day In Oregon City. Mrs. C. J. Willis, of Portland, spent Tuesday In Salem. Justico C. E. Wolverton returned today from Albany. Mrs. P. II. Sroat has returned from a visit in Portland. Mrs. Sadie McFaddcn has gone to Portland for a visit Miss Alice Davenport, of Silverton, Is visiting in Salem. Dr. and Mrs. C. II. Epley have re turned from Portlaud. Louis Looso has gone to Seattle to remain for tho summer. Miss Arlena Dier, of Portland, Is visiting Salem rolatlves. 11. P. Boise and Eugene Droymnn were In Oregon City today. Condon Beau 1b home from Eugene, to spend tho summer vacation. O, P. M. Jamleson, an attorney of Portland was in the city today. J. E. Hunt, state senator from Mult nomah county, waB In Salem Tuesday. E. II. Anderson returned to Gresham today, after a visit with Salem rela tives. Miss Hosalynd Frcedmnn, of Port land, Is tho guest of Miss Cora Talk Ington. Mrs. Dnhlumn, recent guest of Mrs. J. A. Richardson, has returned to St. Helons. Miss Therosn A. Baumgart, of Al bany, is tho guest of Mrs. John J. Uoberts. Governor and Mrs. Geer have gone to Union county, to spend July Fourth with relatives. Miss Dora Myors, of Portland, who has boon visiting nt Sclo, Is tho guest of Mrs. Tlieo. Roth. M. Wiprut, II. B. Thlolsen and John A. Carson wero among tho Snlemltos going to Portlnnd today. Mrs. Thomas Drlvor has returned to Thu Dalles, after a short visit with hoi cousin, Mrs. T. Thompson. Mrs. H. A. Dearborn has returned from a visit in Eugene, and Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Scott Bozorth. Mrs. Ralph L. Carter, ot Spokane, nnd Miss Mary Barlow, of Barlow, aro tho guests of Mrs. R. J. Hendricks. Miss Leulcy Norton nnd Miss Caro line Kamm, of Portlnnd, aro guests at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Brown. Mrs. II. A. Dearborn has returned to Portland, nftor a visit with her daughtor, Mrs. Scott Bozorth, In this city. Major C. P. Cramer, government supervising- architect, who is directing work on tho Salem poostofllco, went to Portland today. Mrs. Harry Chlpman, of Portland, who has been visiting In Ashland, Is tho guest of liqr sistors, Mrs. W. A. Moores and Miss Emma Elgin. Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Hindmarsh, recontly of Hong Kong, China, wore tho. guests of Miss Josslo Crolghton this wook, being on route to San Fran cisco, whoro they will rosido. Rev. T. II. Hondornon and family loft today for South Bend, Washing ton, whoro thoy will rosido, Rov. Hon dersou having accepted tho pastorate of tho First Baptist church of that city. Mr. and Mrs. Z. J. Riggs wore in Albany today, and attainted the wed ding of their cousin, Armond Riggs, of Dallas, to Miss Edith Rowell, of Albany, tho ceremony bolng per formed at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Rov. II. A. Kotchum was in Ger vnls Tuosday ovonlng, whoro ho at tended a mooting of Wlllamotto Pros bytery, and assisted in tho Installation of Rov. Thos. P, Hownrd, as pastor of tho First Proshytartan church of that placo. DRAIN NORML SCHOOL ItShows a Growth of Sixty Percent President J. II. Orthcutt, of tho Drain normal school, arrived in the city this morning, and reports a CO per cent, increaso in tho attendance the past two years since he has been at tho hoad. The school had an enrollment ot over &i0 students the past year, and is In a very flourishing condition. Drain normal received only $10,000 appropriation from tho state for tho n. ennlal period and this proves that the large sums given other normal schools are not really necessary to keep them alive. o A. O. U. W. Will Parade. All members of Protection and Val loy lodges. A. O. U. W.. and sojourn ing brothers, are requested to be on band and join In the parade on tbe morning of July Fourth. It la our in tenton te have a float n the parade. The place of assembly and line of march will be In aosardanee with the iMUwotions of the general eepmlUe CM VeletratloH. S, A. M'FADDttK. I k. u. NAnaii. PS1WPE SEWER WORK It is Said. Will Be Completed in August The construction of tho state sower is bolng hurried to nn early comple tion. C. A. Gray, who has tho con tract, says tho ditch will bo finished onrly In August. Fred A. Erlxson has charge of tho construction force. About CO day laborers aro employed on the Job, twenty of whom are con victs. Tho excavation of tho sowor has now progrossod beyond Twenty-first Btrcot whoro tho workmon have Just com pleted the deepest cut nnd oncouu torod tliGjnosl water of any place on tho Job. The ditch, whoro tho mon aro now working, by reason of tho high altltudo of that section of the city, has been sunk to a dopth of about 7 feet. From 80 to 100 feet of tho sowor Is completed dally. The sewer Is constructed of brick, is ogg shaped, bolng 30 Inches dcop and 20 Inches wide. Tho most difficult part of tho Job has been accomplished, since tho routo for tho bnlancc of the canal to be constructed is over a low section of tho suburbs, where but lit tle excavation will bo required, and tlie construction work fiom now on will be carried on with groat rapidity. Tho digging of tho cannl has clearly detuonstinted an alarming fact, i. e.: Salem woll water contains much of contagion, and its use imperils good health. This may bo considered- a startling Btntomcnt, but It is nn abso lute fact. One year ago, whon tho ditch was being oxtondod through the residonce district, wells for a consld ciablo distance in either direction wero drninod of their contonts. This shows that tho soil is porous, and that impurltlos must collect in tho wolls, which can only bo a sourco of consid erable contagion, nnd tho direct cause for a good sharo of tho sickness in the community. Tho natural conditions under which tho water supply collects In those wells, nnd tho fact that it re mains stagnant until drawn out, makes the aqua doubly harmful. Theso same conditions have not boon dis closed In the subuibnu districts, since It has not boon necessary to sink tho ditch so dcop as was required in the down-town sections. This is a strong argument for hydrant water, and sug gests municipal ownership of tho ser vice that tho bonedts thoroof might ho economically onjoyed by all. Bed Time I tako a pleasant herb drink, tho noxt morning I feel bright and my com plexion Is bottor. My doctor says It acts goutly on tho stomach, liver and kidneys, and Is a pleasant laxatlvo. It Is mado of herbs, and Is prepared as easily as tea. It is called Lane's Med icine All druggists soil it at 25c and 60 cents. Lano'a Family Medicines moves tho bowela -each day. If you cannot get it, Bend for froo samples. Address, Orator Woodward.LoRoy.N. Y. Mother Cray's Sweet Powders. For chlldron. Mothor Gray, for yoars a nurso in tho Children's Home in Now York, treated chlldron successful ly with a romody, now proparod a.id placed in tho drug storos, callod Moth or Grny'a Sweet Powdora for Chlldron. Thoy aro harmless as milk, pleasant to tako and nover fall, A cortaln euro for fovorlshncss, constlpjatlon, head ache, teething and stomach disorders aud romovo worms. At all druggists, 25c. Sample FREE. Addross Allen S. Olmsted, LoRoy, N. Y. 4 o Dies Trying to Save Others Eseox, Mont., July 1. Conductor Sweonoy was drowned Sunday in a most horolc offort to snvo two mon who had spent the night on tho bank of the east fork of tho Flathead river, without any clothing. Tho tragedy In tho attomptod res cue was under tho most peculiar cir cumstance). Toward evening Wed nesday Englnoor 1-artor, of Kallspell, aud R. Orner, night operator at tills town, built a raft and tried to cross the river about three miles below thin town. The raft capsized, and the men were forced to swim to the opposite shore. They had left their clothing on the town shore, fearing that the lapld water mlgnt wreck the raft. An eye-witnetw nf the accident came to town for help, but searching par ties could not And the men on the bank last night- The men were seen at noon, and Conductor Sweeney at tempted to cross the river with a rope. He had nearly reached the shore, when he got into a whirlpool and was drowned before help could reach him. The body was not recovered. Larter and Orner were rescued later by weattB of a boat. They were nearly froaen. and had suffered terribly. WHAT IS THE USE Of suffering from Indigestion If ywi eat what you want, .or of starving your self to avoid such distress? Acker's Dycpepafa Ts4Ite taken after eating will digest your food perfectly, and free yew from all the disagreeable symptoms of indigestion aaul dyspep sia, But wfeat so like at any time. and take an Asker tablet afterward. Positively guaranteed. Your woaey will JUwayw be refunded If yon are Hot sat isAed. Write to us for a froe aamnia j W. H. Hooker & Co.. Buffalo. N. V. MARION COUNTY COAL Eastern Capitalists iicgfn Boring Near Salem Indication of a doposlt of coal havo boon discovered on tho Blair Forward farm In tho Waldo Hills, cast of Sa lorn. Tho piospects nro so favorable that a company of Eastern capitalists havo bogun boring for the fuel. A Portland special has the follewing: A company of Now York capitalists today began drilling on tho Blair For ward farm, In tho Waldo Hills, oast of Salem, to ascertain whethor conl oxlsts there of quality and quantity to make mining prolltnble. In 1890 plecos of tho coal wore found in a crook on tho faim, and, upon search, tho out cropping of n Btratum of conl wns found on a hlllsldo. Tho vein of coal and slate, six foot thick, was followed Into the hlllsldo 100 feet. Tho men now nt work havo drjllod 30 feet through the sandstone, nnd from tho nature of the sandstone formation nro lead to bollovo that tho prospects arc good for finding coal of merchantable quality. The coal found In tho tun nel made a flro sufficiently hot to weld a bnr of Iron an Inch thick, nnd coked well. It Is believed conl found at n greater dopth will bo of still bettor quality. Tho Diamond Drill Contract ing Company, of Spokane, hns tho con tract to drill 100 to 1000 feet, nccord lnr to what may bo found. Immense Earnings. Now York, July 1. A Btatomont of tho enrnliiBB ot tho first quarter will ho Issued by tho United States stool corporation this afternoon. It will show not enrnlngs of $-10,000,000, ns compared with $2G,000 000 for the same quarter last year. If you desire n good complexion use Mokl Tea, a puro horb drink. It nets on tho liver and mnkos tho Bkin smooth nnd ckar. Curos Bfck head achos. 2G cents and CO conts. Monoy rofunded If it doos not satisfy you. Writo to W. II. Hookor & Co., Buffalo. N. Y.. for free sample. D. J. Fry, druggist. The Science of Osteopathy Muny peoplo havo been led to bo llovo through falso reports and lgno rauce thnt Osteopathic treatmont wns painful nud oven Injurious to chlldron or wcakouod Invalids. Nothing could bo farther from tho truth for it is adapted to tho case, and In nowise Is it Injurious to tlio frailest child or woakanod Invalid: But rathor It is Invlgorntlng and strongtli- onlng, and novor Is tho patient worn out or mado nervous from trontmont. Howovor, thoro aro many fakors and pratondors In Osteopathy who do not undorstnnd how to glvo trontmont properly. . None aro gonulno or com petent who have not attoudud school at loast four tonus of five months each, Drs. h. E. Wyckoff nnd Mrs. Grnco Albright, of I. O. O. F. Temple, Salem, are graduatos of tho American School of Osteopathy, a twenty months' school, nnd thoroughly qualified to' give scientific treatment and handle any caso put in their enro. All dis eases, ospecially chronic dlsoasos und deformltlos, yloid to the treatment without knlfo or drugs. Hours 9 to -i. Phono Main 2721. Odd Follows' Tomplo, Salem, Or. To the Seaside and Mountain Resorts. Tickets are now on snlo at all South om Pacific and Corvallts & Eastern It. It. offices, through to Newport and Ynqulna at reduced rntos. Southern Pacific tralnB connoct with C. & 13. at Albany aud Corvallls. All tickets good for return until October 10, 1902. On Juno 23 tho C. & 19. trains from Detroit beKan leaving Uiero at G.30 n. m., meeting the Hay train at Albany at noon. Passengors for Detroit, Breltenhush nnd other mountain reortn enn leave Albany the same afternoon, reaching Detroit in tho ovonlng. Tickets are on sals from Albany to Detroit nt $3.00, and from Corvallls at 13.25. good for return until October loth, with privilege to get on train nt any point east of Mill City. The Southern Pacific Comjmny have now on sale round trip tickets from nil points on their linos In Oregon to either Newport or Ynqulna, with privi lege to return via either ItaHt or Wont Side divisions. In connection with the C. & K. thro4-day Sunday excursion tickets, good going Snturday and re turning Monday, are ulso on sale at very low rates from all 3. P. and C. & It. points. Pull Information can be obtained as to rates, time tablet), etc., by applica tion to any g. P. or C. & It. agent. The Great Rock Island Route. Through personally conducted tour 1st sleeping cars between Portland and Chicago onee a week, and between Qg den and Chicago three times a week, via the Scenic line. Through ' Standard sleeping ears dally between Ogden and Chicago, via the Scenic line. Through Standard sleeping ears dally between Colorado Springs and St. LauIs. Through Standard and tourist sleep ing ears daily between San Pranelseo and Chicago, via Los Angeles and IM Paso. Through Standard sleeping ears and ehair ears dally between St. Paw) and Chicago. I3e sure that your ticket reads via the Great Rock Island Route. The best and awwt reasonable din ing ear servlee. For rates, oldens and deseriptJve lit erature write ta A. B. OOOPHIt, GeseraJ Agent, Portland. Or. ENGMED. Marriage is very largely an accident. In few cases do men or women set up a standard of manly or womanly excellence nud choose by it. ' In most oases people become engaged as the result of pro pinquity ratlier than because of any deep rooicu prcierence. And so it often happens that' the wife enters upon the obligations of maternity just as thoughtlessly ns she entered on the marriage relation, because no one hns warned her of the dangers she faces. Thousands of women become invalids for lack of knowledge of themselves. It is to I'd large body of vji'icn that Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription comes ns a priceless boon, because it cures womnuly ills. " Favorite Prescription " establishes regularity, dries weakening drains, heals itiflniutuntion and ulceration aud cures female weakness. It makes weak women strong, sick women well. "After my first child win twrn," write Mm. Jordan Stout, of l'nwcettgn), I'rctlcrlck'Co , Vo , "my health wm very poor lor n lotiR time, ntnl mi wimer l wns so ixm wmi nam uowti lit ixick 1 could hardly move without erent ntlTcrliiK Aiy lunnnnu coi me n uomcoi ui. v write l'rcsctlptloti nnd n vial of his My husband cot me n bottle of i)i. Tierce's l'a- vorue rrescniuiuu ntm n vim oi nis rientmit Pellets,' which I used ns directed. In four days I was crcntly relieved, and tiow. tiller using the medicine three months I seem to be entirely well. I can't see why It Is that there urc so many MilTcrlng women when there Is such nn easy wny to lc cured. I know your medicines arc the best In the world." Dr. Pierce's Pleasant relicts the fa vorite family laxative. One 'Pellet a laxative, two ' Pellets ' a cathartic dose. The Showers. It is reported Tracy and Merrill havo tolographed for blankets and um brellas. Tho rains nro Hue for hops and spring grain, but Bovero on clovor hay that is down. It Is a Fact That tho Plonoor Bnkory mnkos first class bread and pastry. A full supply always on hand. First Class Bicycl? Repairing And all kinds of miiidrli'B nt FRANK J. MOORED 11) Court St. Phono SOU. J&2S2HZr52&&??&Z yS I IB ySj CHICAGO PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE. A Wonderful Store !b no iiumu for it. iioneet nioroliandielng, good gooda nud low prices Ki-up 11 h uiwnys on inu jump. IS.! white duck, yard , 10c 15o blue duck, y.rd lOo 80 outing flannel 5o 7sc Unlit colored percales. . , ,4tfu 36o Jnp silk all colors SJUo lUiniirtsts, dimities, Iiiwiip, or gandies and linen crushes. HALF PRICK 10c silkullne, yard Re 12c dotted swiss yard 7)Jo, 3 Inch wido embroidery, yd . ..Mo' Neck ribbon No. 10, oil colors.. l5c JGu lierit Bun bonuets 10c This Sale Lasts Only, for Two Days, Wednesday and Thursday. x McEVOY BROS..TroDdetorsy & g Court Street. AT SALEM, Will b Salftt.'ii moat attractive ladle, and die will receive tl e I orw-rs of the Day in the mo.t elaborate Btyln. Greatest Fire Works Display Ever witnessed in Oregon, including single puces that ens' a high as $100. 71 lm rA IT Jay Fourth of July Dinner, Tho ladlos ot the W. C. T. U. will servo dinner and lunch at their hall, on Court street. July ith, from 12 till' 8 p. m. 7-2-2t hood enough for anybody! jAll Havana Filler " FLORODORA " BANDS en of same value as lags from " STAR," " HORSE SHOE," "SPEARHEAD,""STANDARD NA Vr," " OLD PEACH & HONEY," "SAW LOG," "OLE VARCINY, sr "MASTER WORKMAN" Tobacco. a Pearson, Page Co. WIUj BUV FRUITS OF ALL KINDS FOH PACKING AND CANNING nt lop market price, Now ready for bmi- uubs nppoMtu Capital Hruwery, Ualom, Frank Davis Local Aanaccr 55J5jS,jWwvJSCiv5?Li.vi BBI affarS tore. A reuuinr 1BV. llllBV. llllBV 7f : cn"ro wrappsra ,.36c Mon'sfiOt; B.PirlKKM wnderwoar, n'l c lbirB 26o Jl"n,' r5'Min-to-datouuuktlea..lr)C Men's U'ii! oraa'i Lata lOn lloy'e atrnw lints JOu Men's 60o soft ahlrta 3ou Iljys' evurallH, nil eirw 'JCc Ladles' shirt wnistH, HALF Pit 10 15 $1 35 k'd ulovea, nil oolora... .8f.c h. Silo wash veils 2:tc 71 2c (ace veils, now 10c j Salem, Oregon f The BIGGEST, GREATEST and MOST GLORIOUS cele bration of our NATAL DAY, will be held at Salem this yeai that ever was attempted. There Will Be IX Including the Famous Eola Hayseed Band Vlore Jolly Sport... Than together mad&- UffhJ flrwr river af ' JULY 4th Bands was ever UdJftf mr tQ3ffe mm fLm mm P. JHL MAOKittJSSfFrFn 2 afeT'ocxissT white , fSST-Qo55L J-r- Keno'. . rlnoirin,;;"'. ""''" Oregon, i-nrucs .- rH""ur oporntions nt mod orato feo in any branch . i n.i roquoBt Dii.i STEUSLOFF BROS. I Dealers In Live Stock, Wholesale nud retail butcher's ami packers. All kinds of fresh and salt meats. Una i sausages, hams, bacon andlard. 316 Commercial street. Fireworks WHOLKSAMiani! Ilttr.UI. I-OUOM PKICKS Huie Wins Sanjjr Co. 110 State Stioet. OFFICE uuY HALL For water sorvlco apply at office ulllB payable monthly in advance. Make all complaints at tho ofllce. Tb? flnneij w KINK WINKS, LIQUOH9 ' AftU UIUAKS.... 102 Cotirt Sf I HE ELITE GaFE 203 Commercial Street Meala ut nil hours. Open dny nnd iltht. Only place In the city hiuidllnu tho t moils OLYMPIA BEER U thu Koruptlou 8nlcon. Wholosalo nnd rotnll. B ECKBRLBN, Proprietor L D. HENRY'S REAL ESTATE AND RENTING AGENCY is nt 230 Commorclnl Btroet PHONE MAIN 2681 SALEM ORE. S0ULE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS I'or Salem and vlclnlti leave order at Ceo Will's Mutlc Htore. PORTLAND OR. Your Step Mother la still hero busy ns over, and whon your clothes uro a I out of order, worn, with buttons off, tako thorn to her at tho Salem Dyo Works. At tlds ostabllahmont you can got anything sot to rights, from a pair of glovos, to tho most olaborato silk gown. A goutloman enn got his hat cleuued, his trounoru croasod, or his wholo ault rojuvouatcd to suit his taato, also four buILb a month for 1. UuttonB sowed on, rips sowed up, suits pressed on short notice Now goods shrunk for drousmaklng. MRS. C. II. WALKER 185 Commercial Street. S. C. STONE, M. D. PROPItlETOH OP Stone's Drug Stores SALEM, OREGON. Tho atores(two In numbor)aro lorated at No. 835 and 2117 Commercial at., aud aro well stocked with a complete lino of drugs nnd mudlolnea, tollot urtlcles, perfumery, brushes, etc., Hns had some i!5 yeara experience in thu practice of medlolno and now uinkes no charge for consultation, ex amination or prescription. PEANUTS Itcimlixl in large or ti m all lota at The Salem Coffee Roaster JOHNSON & O'FLYNQ, Props. Phone Main 2724. I. O. . F. Temple CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Meets ull mall and passenger trains, Ungguge to all parts of the city. Prompt larvlce. Telephone No. 211. IIOMYICIt & IIHimiOK. Barr's German Salve Unuld quickly idl euta, or bruise. h...i,i..iruiiduiiiii fifl.iimi luiuk. and druwu rdmim ont of llesb which often break oil too s.'i jrl to pun. nucsa iinr aliasing plaMnr. Try it and you will never be without. My mail Sno. For rle at DARK S JUYY ULKT 3 1 uc. 120 State Street. Salem, Ore. B. P. JONES, Attorney at Law Toledo, Orefjon. Wss dork of circuit court for all ilun miwI ih u ti iiittu-ilnte abatraul WW -.- --i' - of all property Hi i.uiroiu cuumy... Buy Walker's Guaranteed Paints When you want paint for your heuae or yeur earrlage that t 1 brush, 1 r8, tho J, Is mixed ready for the bruih, you ean find It at Walker's earriaae trlmmep.njsf oarpy-jailiiC w m Salem later Co p ADVERTISEMENTS ,n (&LrtJXP"V!'J&Mi !'!". jw ist ;"AV,TSa7iu-r.?yAlKlkW0 - ' """ """" msBni! ' ' -,, .., . ,-..... name rate. WANTED. Wanted. Table boarders by weolt, or board and room. Cornor of Chemok etn and High stroota. Tito Misses Bayley, Props. C-23-2w Wanted fivo younn men Ffnm urn. Hon county to proparo at onco for positions in tho govornmont service. Apply to Inter-Stato Inst, Cedar ItapldB, la. C-17-2m Wanted-Kverybody to try Oregon Foot Easo for all foot ailments. Onco tried always used. Ask your uruggist or Bend 25c. S. L. Hay 'OJL iiaisoy, Oro. 5.971 L03T AND FOUND. Lost. A black fur boa botwoon Bap tist church nnd Liberty Btrcot. tind er lwive at Wade's stoio or Fry's drug store. C-30-3t Found. On Sunday night near Dap tlst church, a fur collnretto. Owner call at this ofllco, provo property and pay for ad. C-30-3t Don't You Know Anytmng about Ed wards' MnrkotV At 410 Stats atrooL Host placo to buy fresh and cured meats at the lowest prices. Phono 2624. D. Edwards, nron ror oaie. a tiiieuana pony and a pony buggy, nearly now, at a bap gain. Inquire of Dallas atago. 7-l-3t For Sale. family resldonco oi twolve rooms, partly furnished, modem im provomonts, furnace, etc, large barn, Improved grounds, comprising four lots. Will bo sold choap. In qulro Journal ofllco. 7-1-lm I-or 8nle. Houbo ana lot; iy cro lino vegetables; bam and chlckon hoiiBo; good privy, All for J24Q. Iu qulro of A. Darr, two blocks souta oast of Lincoln school, or this of fice. G-30-dwlw For Sale Cheap Bocoud hand thresh ing outfit, Advance Separator, 36x DC, with wind atackor. Also 13 II. P. onglno, with wator tank and wagon. All In good order. Price 1700. 13. M. Crolsau, Salem, Ore gon. 6-14-d&w-tf For Sale Puro Poland China sows. V. II. Bgun, Snlem, It. D. No. 8. (1-21-lm For Sale. Now and second-hand bug glea, now and sacond-kand spring wagons, buakboards nnd carts, at tho Salem Carrlago and Wagon Fac tory. Wornor Fonnoll, proprietor, 301 Commercial streoU 4-1Q-U Screen Doors. Now and second-hand, ulso on Invalid chair at a bargain. J, N. Shautz, 107 Court street. 6-14-tf LODGHO. Protection Lodfje No. 2, Anclont Of dor United Workmon, meets every Saturday ovonlng in the llolmaal Hall, cornor ot Stato and Llborty Htrnnfu VlulMtir. Iirntlil-nn vntpnmii S. A. McFaddou, M. V. J, A. Sellwood, iiocoruor. FORE8TER8 OF AMERICA Court Sherwood Forcstors No. 10. Moets Frlaay iilghtu In Turner block. Ira Hamilton C. it.; A. L. Diown, See. Central Lodge No. 18 K. of P. Caatlo Hall in Ilolman block, corner Stato and Llborty stroots, Tuosday of oaoh wook at 7:30 p. m. Claud Townauud, C. C, 'udoc J. Illgsa, K. of 11. and 8, TONSORIAU Evans' Durber Shop. Only llrot-clius ahop on Btato strooL Isvery thing new and up-to-dato. Finest porcolaln hatha.. Shavo, lGcj hair-cut, 2Sc; baths, 20c. Two flrat-claaa boot blacks. C. W. Evana, proprietor. Ryan's Shavlna Parlors. Sovon first- olaau harbors engaged. Flnoit bath rooms in city. Wo uao antiseptic atorlllzor, J. Uyau, Prop. J. Carmliihael Hop buyer. Offlco In ... .... I...H.1I.... oi..k. n uuau-ureymnn uuiiumts, omuui, uiv gun. Samples ot obolcu hops eollc ited from all gruwora. MONEY TO LOAN Money Loaned On Improved farms and city property at lowest rates ot interest No commission, no delay. Cull and see. I. N. Maxwell, room is, over poslofllce, Salem. 0191m PHYSICIANS. jTrT. Brewer, physician and surneon. Office In Gray block. Rooms 7 and 0. Phone 01. OSTEOPATHY. Dr. L. E. Wyckoff and Dr. Grace At brlyht. Twenty months graaumca of tbe American School of Osteop athy, Klrksvtlle, Mo. Dr. Wyckoff Is the only tweaty months' gentleman graduate In alaleni. Odd Fellows Tomplo 'Phoue Main 2721. Dr. M. T. Schoettle Oraduftto Amerl- ..can 8hool of Osteopathy, Klrks- ville, Mo. Offise In Tioga block, over tbe 8bb. Outee hours 8:30 to 11:30 aud 1 to i. " w. O. RobbUlfc Df otSn QnWp&jgi r$frr 4hy , V yl Pilar d