Rheumatism
What Is tho iiso of telling tlio rheumatlo
bat ha fi el ) as If hh Joints were being dlo
located?
ilo knows tliut lils sufferings are very
tnu'-h llko tho torturoH of th ruck.
What he wtinU to know Is what wilt per
manently c tro hla disease.
' T 11 u. n 'ciirdlng to thuusumls of grateful
to?tI nuJilUl-, Is
Hood's Sarsaparllla
U proin-itly iivutralloti the acid In the
b'oi'd on which 11k- disease depends, corn
j!i(tly 'Imhittteg It, and itrciiethcns tho
sytU-iu u.jitlust Ita return. Try Hood's
Celebrated at Breltenbush.
Kingston, Or., July 3. 1002.
ho Jeurnal: '
party from IMacleny, chnporoncd
J. F Short, the notod fisherman o!
!h"e Waldo hi lis, pnssed through today
Tn their way to tho HrolKhtenbush hot
Springs, to spend tho Fourth.
HERPICIDE NOT A FAKE.
Incollclted Testimonials Tell of Its
Superiority.
Alf. 11. Kelloy, resldhiK at 21!)G Do-
lendero St., Snn Fiiinclseo, Cnl.
rites tho fallewing:
"When I first purchiuiod Horplelde.
thought, tllto tho majority or hair
preparations. It would prove a take.
Plnm happy to state that, on the con-
Jury. It Is nil. and oven more, than
n claim far It. Quite a number ol
Barbers throughout the section In
yilch 1 tiavel called my attention to
n new hnir spi online; out on my
Rcnlp. nud Inquired of mo what I had
BTeon using. I tell them 'llorpleldo :'
inlso ghvo tnem your name ano no-
JroHS."
ShaJe Into Your Shoes
Alloa's Foot-Ease, a powdor. It cures
painful, smnrtlng;, nervous fact and In
growing nails, and Instantly takes tho
otlng out of corns and bunions. It Is
tho greatest conuorx discovery oi tno
ago. Aiion a t'oot-iu-so manes ttgnt or
now shoes feci oasy. It Is a certain
euro for sweat nr:. cnl ous and not.
Rjrod aching foot. Try it today. Sold
by all druggists and shoo stores. Dy
mall for 2Cc In stamps. Trial package
ireo. Address Alien S. Olmsted, Le
Btoy, N. Y. 2
Breitenbush HotSprings
FIKST CLASS HOTEL
1'. W. ROSS, Proprietor.
This popular, bent of nil minimor re
port h In situated ncHr ijjtroi', eiiHlPn
ForiuiuiH of (JorvnlH & F.atnrn R. It
Iti tli" heart of the Catradn inountnliiR
Ri-t-ulnr nncic tr-titi makes dmlv trip
fnim Detroit to the Hprlnus. Tciitiuy
yrivllt'iiiM Irco All ttunp iupulle) ran
IS piiiehiiM'd ut the mirini:. Kscollent
fnhlng nud huntine. Raton are very
rfiuonnble. ror further inmrmntiou
RuMn., F. W ROSS,
1 2ru Detroit, Oro.
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Salem Social Swim
Calendar of Local Events.
July 4 areatest celebration In Ore
gon at Salem.
o
PER30NAL9. MIhb Cora Lltchflold Is visiting In
Portland.
MIbs Lola Peoblcs, of Weston, Is vis
iting In Salem,
Condon Honn siiont the Kouith with
Portland ftlonds.
Rocky Hodglrin, of Oregon City, cel
ebrated In Salem.
Miss Mabel Wolts, of Portland, eel
obtated in Salem.
Chauncoy nishop. of Portlnnd, spent
the Fourth in Snlem.
W. S. Hurst nud wiro, of Arorn,
wore in Salem Friday.
Glenn Ireland, of Independence, was
at tho Willamette Friday.
Miss Emma Bryan, of Jefferson, was
in Salem for tho Fourth.
Fred Fontaine left today for Sump
tor, wboro ho may locate.
MIhb Minnie Aelionbnch, of Albany,
spoilt the Fourth In Salem.
Mr. und Mrs. S. H. Jones nre homo
from an outing at Mehama.
Mrs. II. Savage and daughter spent
tho Fouith in Orogon City.
Miss Adnleno Clinmberlaln, of Al
bany, visited in Salem Friday.
MIhs Flossie Peel, of Portlnnd, Is
tho guest of Mib, 11. Q. Mayor.
MIbs Dell Mlllor, guest or Mids
Kllnger, has returned to Sclo.
MIbb Margaret Hodgkln, of Portland.
Is tho guest of Miss Dertha Kay.
F. J. Hooth, or Newport, spent Frl
day with Hev. and Mrs. Win. Coney.
Mrs. Geo, G. Dlngham has cnrdB out
for a reception Wednesday, July 9th.
Miss Mlnta Gulss, or Woodburn, is
tho guost or her Bister, Mrs. 13. C. Pat
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Jonos and "Tip"
Humphrey returned to Jefferson to
day. a. W. Holcomb, mnnagor of tho
cannery, camo up from Portland to
day. Miss Maude Kline, of Sllvorton, was
;lio guest of Miss Sudo Sauvuln Frl
dtiy. Mrs. F. W. Waters and ehildron have
returned fiom a visit to Dusty. Henton
county.
Udwnrd Metschun has rotttrned to
Portland, after a shoit vlwlt with Salem
relatives.
Hon. Win. Colvlg, Salem's Fourth
jf July orntor, roturnod to Jnchson
lllo today.
Mrs. O. I). Glover, of Portland, who
'.as been visiting In Snlem, wont to
Albany today.
Mrs. L. C. McCoy and Miss Hdlth
Lewis have gone to Shasta Springs
for a vacation.
Mrs C. A. Gray returned to Halsey
today, after a visit with hor states,
Mrs. G. A. Nye.
Mrs. F. KnsBitor, who has been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Anderson, has
roturnod to Portland.
Misses Laura and Lorona Kill; wore
the guests of Miss Hattlo Litchflold, In
Portland, on tho Fourth.
MImh Mlimln Dol.onir hna none to
ProsHer, Wash., whero she will bo am-
ployed on II. G. Guild's newspaper.
Miss Ruth Fllnn and Miss Francos
French, of Albany, were the guests of
Miss Lucia Cochran over tho Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Fisher and
Mrs. A. Darwit. of Portland, wore the
guests of Mrs. James Fisher Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albort Thomas, of
Newport, spoilt tho Fourth with Mrs.
Thomas' purants, Mr. and Mrs. O. P.
Dabney.
Mrs. M. 13. Cain, of Halsey, who has
ooen rocolvlug troatment at tho Flop
enco Sanitarium, has roturnod homo.
Jefrorson.
I). I). Knvanaugh and wifo, O. In
galls and 13. McKlnloy, woro among the
Dallas people colobratlng tho Fouith
at Salem.
Miss Florence Stelnor, nccompanlod
by hor cousin, Miss Itieeon, or Horn,
Indiana, litis gone to Newport for a
rew wosks. ,
Mrs. A. 12. Crosby and daughtor have
returned to Tho Dallos, artor n visit
at the paternal home of Mr, and Mrs.
A. D. Palmor.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Welch, Mrs.
Lydla Campbell and Mrs. M. R. Hoi
ton, liavo gone to llroltonbiuli hot
springs ror a rwt.
Mrs. R. II. Cable and Fred FUh, ac
companied tho romalns or Miss Alice
Conner to Callstoga, California, where
burial will take place.
Mrs. Harrison R. Koi-er, of Dallas,
Miss Lura Ransom and Miss Ada Sut
meler. of Pittsburg, Pa., are the guests
or Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Ko:er.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Aupperle. or Jeff
erson, are in the city for an over-Sunday
visit with friends. Their sons,
Rarle and Guy, spent the Kouhth here
Mr. Whlrt. and Mrs. A. V. White.
tiHve returned to Kent, Washington,
after a visit with Mesdames White,
Fred Neckermann and J. P. Rogers,
in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Forney and
two tone arrived this morning from
I.allarp. Kansas, ror a visit with Dis
trict Attorney and Mrs. J. N. Hart, or
Dallas.
WHAT IS THE USE
Of suffering from indigestion If you
eat what you want, or of starving your
self to avoid such distress? Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets taken after eating
will dtgeat your food perfectly, and
fiee you from all the disagreeable
symptoms of Indigestion and dyspep
sia Bat what you Hke at any Owe.
and take an Acker tablet afterward.!
Positively guaranteed. Your money will
always Ue refunded tf you are not sat I
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Used In Hot Weatlier
Paine's Celery
Compound
Renews and Invigorates llie
Body and Maintains a
Strong and Clear
Brain
Thousands or people In whoso blood
lurk tho'Boeds or disease, decline men
tally nnd physically whan tho hot
woathof comes on. They become
woak, languid, morose, liavo loss of
memory, loss or uppotlto ,wlth wasting
or llesh.
For all such, Palno's Celory Com
pound Is an absolute remedy, approved
ar by able physicians for purifying
and onrlchlng tho blood, for feeding
and nourishing tho norvos, ror main
talnlng digestive vigor, Tor the build
ing llesh, tlsBtio nnd muscle, and for
promoting refreshing and healthful
Bleop. ""W21IBI
If your condition of hoalth Is not
satisfactory; If you aro not happy, ac
tlvo and vigorous at present, try the
virtues of one bottlo of Palno's Celory
Compound; you will have cause to
thank heaven that such n marvelous
recupetator waB placed within your
reach.
The following letter from Hon. J. S.
McCnrthy, Washington. D. C a gentle
man of national reputation, Ib a bles
sed assurance to nil hot weather suff
erers that Paine's Celery Compound
can bestow that health and vigor so
much needed at thin seasen:
"I was suffering with norvousuess.
loss of appetite and Insomnin. 1 was
all run down, nnd nothing did mo any
good, until a friend advised me to try
Paine's Celery Compound. I took four
bottles of tho Compound, nnd I am
moro than proud to testiry that It
complotoly cured me. I haven't had
an unwell day since. I oat hearty and
sloop llko a healthy baby. I consular
Palno's Celory Compound tho best
remedy manufactured, and 1 most
heartily recommend It to suffering hit
ninnlty the world over."
-",.
Mrs. Edith Drown nnd daughters,
Nina and Lucile, or Christie, Wiscon
sin; Mrs. Sarah Chase, or Orient,
Multnomah county, nud Misses Luelln
and Hculnh Chaso and Ruth Rulorsou,
this city, hnvo gone to Newport ror
an outing.
Peter, Lota and Samuol Nlsch
wnuder, or Ohio, are visiting their old
rriends and neighbors, tho Stelnor
Brothers, or this city, and aro pleased
to find them nil prosperous and set
tled In good homos. Those gentlemen
are getting a favorable Impression of
Orogon, nnd, whllo thoy aro probably
too well fixed to over come horo to
live, a good word from them to some
or their neighbors will be a good ad
vortlsomont tor our beautiful valley.
Bed Time
I tnko a ploasant'herb drink, tho noxt
morning I feel bright and my coin
ploxlon Is bettor. My doctor says It
acts gently on tho stomach, llvor and
kidneys, and Is a plonsant laxative. It
is tnado of herbs, nud Is propnrod as
easily as ton. It Is called Lane's Mod
Iclno. All druggists sell It at 25c and
DO cents. Lane's Family Modlcluos
inovos tho bowels -each day. If you
cannot got It, send for freo snmplos.
Address, Orator Woodward.LoRoy.N.
V.
Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Raet.ol, who
navo beon visiting their cousin, A.
Kloln, have started for their homo at
RUIuwood, Kansas. Mr. Rnetol was
mvorably Impressed with Oregon, nnd
may return here.
How's This?
We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Ho
ward for any caso of Catarrh that can
not bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHHNEY & CO., Toledo, O.j
We, the undorslgned, liavo known F.'
J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be
lieve him to be perfeotly honorable In
all business transactions, and finan
cially able to carry out any business
obligations made by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, O. Waldlng, Klnnan &
Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
nnd mucous surfacos or the system.
Tostlmonlals sent free. Prices 76c
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
H.iil's Family Pills are the besL
o
To the Seaside and Mountain Resorts.
Tickets ure now on sale at all South
ern Pacific and Corvallis & Rastern
R. R. offices, through to Newport and
Yanulna at reduced rates. Southern
Pacific trains connect with C. & It
at Albany and Corvallis. All tickets
good for return until October 10, IMS.
On June 33 the C. & R. trains from
Detroit began leaving there at C: SO a.
m., meeting the Ray train at Albany
at noon.
Passengers for Detroit, Dreltenbusli
and other mountain resorts can leave
Albany the same afternoon, reaching
Detroit In the evening. Tickets are
on sale from Albany to Detroit at
$8.00, and from Oorvallis at ISM, good
for return until October 10t. with
privilege to get on train at any point
east ot Mill City.
The Southern J'aclfle Company have
now on sale round trip tiekeU from all
points on their lines In Oresun to
either Newport or Yanulna. with privi
lege to return via either Bast er Wet
Side divisions, in connection with
the C. & K. three-day Sunday excursion
tickets, good going Saturday and re
Urning Monday, are also on sale at
vry low rates from all 8. p. and C.
k. points.
Pull information can be obtained um
to rates, time tables, etc.. by applka-'
tlon to any S. P. or C. & K. agent.
THE DAILY JOURNAL,
'
An Idaho Wedding.
At the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Geo
Kdwards, Creston, Orogon, on tho ev
ening of July 2d, wero united In mnr
ilago Graco Kdwards and Alfred
Shunter, of Payette, Idaho. Tho hap
py couple entered tho prottlly decorat
ed room to tho music of a wedding
mnicli, taking their places, with their
maids and grooms, uiidor a beautiful
wedding bell. Tho Rev. 11. C. Illnck
woll performed tho brief ceremony
which made thorn man nnd wife, nrtcr
which the assembled company snt
down to n wedding supper or ample
pioportlons. Tho newly married pall
propose to spend a Tow days at the
beach, when they will innko their
homo rtt Payette, Idaho, Tho- rollow
lug guests wore present: Mrs. Lewis
Pettyjohn, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fldler.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry 13dwnrds, Mr. and
Mrs. A. D. Pettyjohn. Mr. nnd Mrs. L.
D. Pettyjohn, Mr. nnd Mrs. George
Kdwards. Mr. Will Pettyjohn, Mr.
Jesse Pettyjohn, Minnie Pettyjohn,
Julian FIdlor, Clnionco Martin, John
nie Kdwards, W. A. Rains, Evoretto
Roland, Lena Hughes, 13mm a Donnott,
Lena Stnnfleld, Hnrrio and Willie
Kdwards.
Notice.
Notlco Is horoby glvon that tho fol
lowing county warrants, drawn on tho
treasury of Marlon county, moro than
sovon years prior to tho 1st day of
July, 1902, and romalnlng unclaimed In
tho hands of the county clork or said
county, will bo presented to tho coun
ty court at Its regular August term,
1D02, for an ordjjr directing them to
bo destroyed, ns by law provided, un
less claimed prior to said date:
July !), 18J2, No. 18,073, J. P. Hart,
$1.00.
August 0, 18D2, No. 18.S80, S. W.
Kempt, $3.10.
Soptembor D. 1S02, No. -19,057, Fred
Patterson, $1.70.
Soptembor 19, 1892, No. 19,129, E. S.
Platts, $1.C0.
September 19, 1892, No. 19,130, John
Mlngor, $l.fi0.
Septomber 19, 1892, No, 19,19 1, T. C.
Crnbtrco. $1.00.
October S, 1892, No. 19,308, Miss Mc
lliide, $1.70.
October 8, 1892, No. 19,380, Louis
Wright, $1.70.
Novembor ll. 1892, No. 19.GG7, Mrs.
John Dubbou, $2.20.
November 11, 1892, No. 19,017, Chus.
Uakor, $2.20.
Novombor 12, 1892, No. 19,777, T. O.
Andrews, $1.70.
May 5, 1893, No. 21,547, C. II. Van
Zant, $1.70.
July 8, 1893, No. 22,037, 13. A. Smith,
$1.70.
September S, 1893, No. 22,li2G, Emnm
Kwlcker, $1.90.
November II, 1893, No, 23,250, 13.
Wnrron, $1.20.
November II, 1893, No. 23,171, W.
W. Wllllnms, $1.90.
Novombor II, 1893, No, 23,180, J. F.
Hill, $1.70.
Docombor 11, 1893, No. 23,085, May
Rovaux, $1.70.
May 12, 1891, No. 25,001, Drowning
& Nngel. $2.00.
Juno 11, 1891, No. 25,294, Doc Lognn,
$1.70.
Juno 13, 1891, No. 25.358, Emma J.
Lanktreo, $1.70.
Juno II, 18IH, No. 25,129, II. IC. Mll
lor, $1.70.
Juno 1G. 1S9I, No. 25,151, W. N. Snv
ago, $1.90. '
July 9. 1S9I, No. 20,093, Win. Wat
son, $1.50.
July 9. 1891, No. 20,135, A. J. Wyok
off, $1.90.
July 9,1894, No. 20.137, C. T. Hall,
$2.30.
August 9, 1804, No. 20,319, H. Sands
berry, $1.70.
Soptembor 8. 1894, No. 20,707, A. G.
Jermnn, $3.50.
Soptembor 8, 1891, No. 20,800, Miss
Mny Kramor, $1.60.
Soptomber 8, 1894, No. 20,807, Miss
May Kramor, $1.50.
March 12, 1894, No. 27,180, C. W.
McCowen, $1.70.
Novombor 12, 1891. No. 27.627. Min
nie Uarrott, $1.70.
November 12, 1894, No. 27,628, Mrs.
I.. Cass, 1.70.
Novombor 12. 1891, No. 27,629, Lta
xle liurfan, $1.70.
Decombor 10, 1804, No. 27,798, 13.
Rydor. $1.70.
Jnnunry 17. 1895, No. 28,266, George
W. Cleveland, $1.70.
January 17. 1896, No. 28,260, Fiank
Cummins, $1.70.
January 17, 1895, No. 28,267, Frank
Sporger, $1.70.
Jnnunry 17, 1895, No. 28.J68, Theo
dore Armstrong, $1.70.
Februnry 8, 1895, No. 28.308, W. II.
Wilson, $1.70.
February 8, 1896, No. 38,481, Win.
Wlntermuntle. 60 cents,
March 8, 1806. No. 28,708, C. 0 A.
Hogbury, $1.70.
March 9, 1806, No. 38,737, Mr. Alice
Davis, $1.90.
April 6, 1895. No. 29,336,
Frones, $1.70.
Sponagle, $1.70.
March 9, 1806, No. 2i,787,
Froms, $1.70.
Jun 7, 1805, No. 30.836, T. T
frank
Prank
Shaw,
$1.70.
August 18. 1806, No. 30.074, W. T.
Roberts, $1.70.
Dated, this 24th day of June, 1902.
W. W. HALL.
It u wk dly-lt w-td County Oiurl
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The Science of
Osteopathy
Many people have been led to be
lieve through false reports and Igno
rance that Osteopathic treatment was
painful and even injurious to children
or weakened Invalids.
Nothing could be farther from the
truth for It is adapted to the case, and
In nowise Is It Injurious to the irallest
child or weakened Invalid. Hut
rather It Is Invigorating and strength
ening, and never Is the patient worn
out or made nervous from treatment.
However, there are many fakers and
pretenders In Osteopathy who do not
understand how to give treatment
properly. . None are genuine or com
petent who bare not attended school
at least four ternta of Ave months
each.
Drs. L. H. Wyokoff and Mrs. Grass!
Albright, of I. O. O. P. Temple, Salem,
are gradMaUa of the American School ;
of Osteopathy, a twenty wontlis!
school, and thoroughly qualMed to
give sclenUnc treatment and handle
any case put lu their car All dis
eases, especially ehronh diseases and
deformities, yield to the treatment
without knife or drugs.
Hours 9 to 4. Phone Main 2721.
Odd Fellows' Temple, Salem, Or
3ALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1902.
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The liniment bottle nnd flannel strip are
familiar objects in nearly every household.
They are the weapons thnt have been used for
generations to fight old Rheumatism, and are
about ns effective in the battle with this giant
disease ns the blunderbuss of our forefathers
would be in modern warfare.
Rheumatism is caused hv ntl nrlfl emir
condition of the blood. It is filled with acrid, in itriting matter that settles
in the joints, muscles nnd: nerves, and liniments nnd oils nor nothinir
else applied externally can dislodge these gritty, corroding pai tides. They
were deposited there by the blood nnd can be reached only through the blood.
Rubbing with liniments sometimes relieve temporarily the nches nnd
pains, but these nre only symptoms which nre liable to return with every
change of the weather; the real disease lies deeper, the blood nnd system
are infected. Rheumatism cannot be radically nnd permanently cured
until the blood has been purified, nnd no remedy doc3 this so thoroughly
and promptly as S. S. S. It net1trali7.es the acids and sends a stream
exhilarating tonic. Our physicians will advise, without charge, nil wlio
write about their case, and we will send free our special book on Rheumatism
and its treatment. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
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The Fall Session of the . . .
Central Oregon State Normal School
Opens Monday, Sept. 8th.
DRAIN, OREGON
Vl OR'DUATKS anil every
ployed the put ynur, nnd many moro could hnvo boon given plucei.
Tho tmiuiuu Miliool is vvull uiuuiiized nnd under supervision of experi
enced critics. Qmituntca are
a uiontli anuupwardR. ialudenW aro trutnol to utilize eiivironriunt
nud ftdnnt it to I he neods of cchools. This is helpful to teachers In
sohoo's with lunitod npparnttiH Honil
low. For cuUIolmiu uddrturi,
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b'eciotary.
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PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE-
AWAIirlAfflll QtflfA Ih,,, CbloHKO 8oro. A reaular
YYUIUIUIUI OLUlC hlvoof iniluMry, Ibmy, Husy, Huey
Ih no iiHine for It. IIoiiohI ininolmndising, good j-ooiIa nod low prieea
keop iiu slNvnye on the jump.
ISh white dm k, yard 10c
lfio blue duck, j Mil 10c
8Kc outiiifr flannel fie
7)$t' Ihtbt colored percnlef. . lu
fioo .lap mlk all colon ttttc
IteimianU, dluillise, law np, or
Kttndios nml limn ornrhoH.
II A LI' I'KICM.
10i! silklinc, yard fie
lifUo dotted pwlm yurd 7)c
3 hah wide embroidery, yd . . ;ic
Neck ribbon No. It), nil ud m. . 15c
Xiu best sun bonnets ll'c
ncmcnifcer This Sale Is
I AcEV0Y BROS., Proprietors. $
p Court Street, Salem, Orejron f
'A DC ( A LI
TODAY
Harritt 5i Laqjrbnce
Old I'oot OfUtfo Uiooery.
A Juicy Morsel for -Breakfast
Or dinner you can enjoy from one of our
tender and delicious h.hhIs steaks, Ip&iIi
or mutton clioj. veal cutlets or jirk,
Our mHaU r all out from the lutttt
arnl nriuit-aloaltle, il ho cdii supply
your table with (rsli, nutrltlour and
vthobttmnH nnt t Lwl rock prhum,
E. C, CROSS SALJ7M OKE
rtinn 5WI
R
OLLM A
CHERRY
tfroifcT OtCAAlCS 'J t((M,
I A 1
R. M. WADE 8z CO.
of rich, strong blood to the affected parts, which
dissolves nnd washes out all foreign materials, and the
sufferer obtains happy relief from the torturing pains.
S. S. S. contains no potash or other mineral, but
is a nerfect Vcrotnliln blond nnrlfint- m.,,1 ....
-SiaOTi?
avnilnbln undergraduate has boon em
iu demutid, ut salaries rnnlnc from fit)
and room, $2 '-" a week. Othnr exprnres
J. ii. okoutt,
1'ri'Bidont.
.1.
nil
ffl
76c calico wrappers 8ftu '(
Men's fiOc lialoriKgiin uudr-rwinir, ft
all uolom 'Jba Jl
Mi'h'h rnuuito.ilHtonei'ktluB..ir)u
Miiii'b 3Tiu arasli hats 10o
lloy'e straw lints 10c
Men's BOo fott chlrts !lno
Hiiyn'over-ll, nil stzes UoV
LhiIIi'h' shirt ualstn,
HALF IMIK'K
U 85 k'd sloven, nil uolors. . . .IVe
Sllit whbIi vcIIh X'tu
llfic fsce voIIh, new ldu
for SATURDAY ONLY.
STRAW0ERRIES
GREEN PEAS
CABBAGE
SEEDER
x
'H perfvot (JUrry liwHjr dova
pot urnli lliw oJjnry or chuiw
Hiiy Imv ot line; a pre'iel
iiiKuhinw for Mtig, suisll or Owl
If'i'iila lifrrlno Th l hx'mcIIih:
knliH.lrivM llw mmnI into ue dmb and
aetiMlly tlirows llt ftlierry Into Niillitr
Tli a marks of Dim knife rwu wmrwtJv bu
tMII Ml tllH iM'Wlwl fruit- It MtdS IfuUl
ft) lo 30 quart per hour lUull price,
H mntr.
STORE
N
W
O. H. MACK
Whlto Corner, Salem, Oregon, l'artlos
dnslrlng superior opciatlous at mod
orato foo In auy brnneh aro In ospoclal
request
STEUSL0FF BROS.
Dealero In Live Stock,
Vholesalo and retail butchers and
packers. All kinds of fresh and salt
moats. FIno Bausagos, hams, bacon
and lard. 31C Commercial street.
Fireworks
WHOLESALE and RKTAIL
I101TOM PRICKS
Huie Wing Sang Co.
140 Slate Street.
OFFICE UliY HALL
For wator sorvleo apply nt ofllco.
Dills payable monthly In advance.
Mako all complaints at tho offlco.
Tb? flnne..
irf FINE WINKS, LIQUORS
' AND0IOAR8....
102 CotlPt St
1HE ELITE CaFE
200 Commercial QtreeL
Mcnla at all hours. Open day and
nlKbt.
Only place In tho city handling tho
anions
OLYMPIA BEER
It the Reception Saloon. WIioIobrIc
and retail.
R ECKBRLEN, Proprietor
L. D. HENRY'S
REAL ESTATE AND
RENTING AGENCY
la at 1130 Commercial titroot
PHONE MAIN 2681 SALEM ORE.
S0ULE BROS.
PIANO TUNERS
AND REPAIRERS
PORTLAND OR. W'K
" Will's MujlcBlore.
Your Step Mother
Ih still horo busy as over, and wuon
your clothos aro all out of order, worn,
with buttons off, take thorn to hor at
tho Salem Dyo Works.
At this establishment you can got
anything sot to rights, from n pair of
gloves, to tho most olabornto silk
gown. A gentloman cau get his hat
cleaned, his trousora creased, or his
wholo suit rejuvonated to suit his
Uisto, also tour suits a month for 51.
Uuttoim sowed on, rips sowed up, stilts
pressed on short notlco. Now goods
shrunk for dressmaking.
MRS. C. II. WALKER
198 Commercial Street
S. C. STONE, M. D.
I'KOPIIIETOR OP
Stone's Drug Stores
SALEM, OREGON.
Tho storasftwo In nuruber)nro located
nt No. 236 and 207 Commercial st,,
and tiro well stocked with u complete
lino of drugs and lnedloluoo, toilet
articles, perfumery, bruslisM. etc.,
Has had some 25 years experience In
the practice of inodlclno and now
makes no charge for consultation, ex
amination or prescription.
PEANUTS
KoiibUmI in large or
muiill lots at
The Salem Coffee Roaster
JOHNSON &. O'FLYNO, Propt.
Phono Main 2724. LO.O.F. Temple
CAPITAL CITY
Express and Transfer
Meat ull mail and nnwMiiiKsr trains.
1)ukhhk to ull parts of the city.
Prompt isrvice. Teispuoue o. -ti.
HOMYKIt tt IirSDUIOK.
Barr's German Salye
Heals quickly all Cu"i or umiant.
Uraws siwmmiw out m.nino in.,
draws Kllvwra out of Utmh which oltsn
break off Uo siort to pull. Hiwke like
Htic-kinie la-tir. Try Ii ami you will
ntvnr be without. Hy msll
tor ml at BARK'S JEWELRY STORE,
120 State Street. Salem, Ore.
hi, P. JONBy,
Attorney at Law
Toledo, Oregon.
Was clerk of circuit court for sU
years and has an uptodata abstract
Jl HII proimriy in miii-vm
i M
Buy Walker's
Guaranteed Paints
When you want paint for
your heuae or yeur earrlage that
le mixed ready far the brush,
you an find It at Walker's, the
oarrlage trimmer and painter. I
carry a large stMk of the best
paints In the world. Try my
varnish flloss bugfly paInt."ro
ooat will make your bugfly look
like new,
C. H. Walker
100 Ooiimeieial Street.
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CLASSIFIED
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ADVERTISEMENTS
a monm. All over rive lQ'ttutmut
JVANTED. " ",JU"
Wanted. Tablo boardrllekTor
Vran,n?m- Cornor ot Cbornek
llayloy, Props. C-23-2w
wanted flvo young manFrom Wa
Hon county to preparo nt onoo
for poaltlonB in tho government
sorvlce. Apply to Intor-Stato InsL,
Cedar Havids, la. C17-2m
wanted Everybody to try Oregon
Foot Kaso for all foot allmoats,
Onco tried always used. ABk your
uruggist or soud 2Bo. 8. L. Hayes,
HalBoy, Pro. jZm
Wanted. Tiustworthy'porBona in ca"ch
county to raanago buslnoas, old es
tablished house, Bolld financial
standing; straight, bona fldo weekly
cash salary of ?18, paid by chock
each Wednesday, with all oxponsos
direct from headquarters; monoy
advanced for expenses, Manager,
373 Caxton Uldg., Chicago.
. C-11-mon-saHw
LOST AND FOUND.
Don't You Know Anytning about Ed
wards' Markot? At 410 Stata street.
I3o8t placo to buy fresh and cured
moats at tho lowest prices. Puouo
2C24. 13. Edwards, prop
FOR 3ALE.
All Kinds Of euniDliiH ntiiiiKifu
stoves and tunts, und second-hand
goods at J. N. Shautz'. 107 Court
Btreot. 6-H-tt
For Sale. Family rcsldonco of twolvo
rooms, partly furnlBhod, modern lm
piovomeiiis, iunmco, otc, largo
mini, Improved grounds, comprising
four loiti. Will bo sold cheap. In
uuire Journal olllce. 7-1-liu
-or bate. ilottHs and lot; l',4 aero
line vegetable; barn and chicken
hotiBt); good privy. All for $240. In
quire oi A. uarr, two blocks south
oust ot Lincoln school, or this of
lice. C-30-dwlw
i-or Saie oneap aucuuu hand turoBh
lug oudiu Advance Soparator, 3Gx
fiu, with wind staokur. Also 13 11.
t'. uiigluu, with water tank and
wuuuu. All lu good order. Price
Vtbo, K. M. UruUan, Salem, Ore
uoii. C-H-d&w-tf
I or baio ture Poland UUina bows.
. . it. Kriui, MuIuiii, H. U. No. 3.
C-21-lui
r-er baie. how and Bocuud-haiid bug
gies, new and second-hand spring
wagons, btiukboards and carts, ut
the Salem Carriage and Wagon Fac
tory, Wornor Fonncll, proprietor,
304 Commercial street 4-lC-tf
f--iIm m in i P M-WWWV
LODQE8.
Protection Lodje No. 2, Ancient Or
der United workmen, meets every
tiatuidny ovenlug In tho Ilolmau
Hull, cornor ot titato and Liberty
streets. Visltiug orothrou wolcomu.
0. A. MoKaddou, M. W. J. A. Bellwood,
ltecordor.
FOREUTERa OF AMERICA Oourt
Sherwood Foresters No. 19. Meets
Friday nights In Tumor block, ,1m
Hamilton O. It; A. I Urowu, Bee.
Central Lodao No. IS K. of P. Castle
Hull lu Ho Inum block, cornor State
und Liberty streots, Tuosday ot
oaoh week at 7:20 p. m. Claud
Towiisend, C. U., Kadoc J. Illggs, K.
ot 11. und ti,
TONQORIAL.
Evans' Darber Shop. Only unit-class
shop on State street Kvory thing
new and up-to-date. Fluent porcelain
baths. Bhavo, IGo; hair-cut, 2Co;
baths, 2Se. Two Orst-oluas boot
blacks. O. W. Uvans, proprietor.
Ryan's 8havlng Parlors. Bovon first
class burbers ciigugod, Fiuost bath
roomB In ally. Wo uso antlsoptlo
uterlllxor. J. Ityan, Prop.
HOP AND PRODUCE BUYERa,
j. Carmlchael Hop buyer, Olflco la
iiush-Uroymau building, Salem, Ore
gon. Samples ot choke hops sollo
Itwd from ull growers.
PHYSICIANS.
jTTfTDrower, physician and eurfloon.
Office In O ray block. Rooms 7 and
0. Phone 01.
OSTEOPATHY.
Dr. L. E. Wyokoff and Dr. Grace Al
bright. Twenty months graduate
of the American School ot Osteop
athy, Klrltsvllls. Mo. Dr. Wyekotf Is
the only twenty mouths' gentlaman
gradual lu Baletn. Odd Fellows'
Twnpl. 'Phone Main 2721.
Dr. M. T. Schoettlo Oroduato Amerl
..oun Bohool of Osteoiiathy, Kirks
vlile, Mo. Offleo In Tioga block,
over the Bpa. OlHoo hours 830 to
11:80 and 1 to 4. 342
v7. fl. bobbins, Or. of" Oiteopsthy
OraduatM of the Columbia Collogo
ut Ostsopathy, Chicago, III. Oman
167 Court strewt. Chroute diseases
u spttclulty.
The Great RiK Island Route.
Through irsonally couduated tour
lt slMpluc cars bstwMB Portland and
Chkugo one u wk, and between Qg
den and Chloaio ttir UmtrS a we
via ths 8cttle llBft.
Through Utaftdara slgdK
dally bstwwu OlfditR mi QhjMag
tlm Scenic Hue.
Throunh atamlarU fliS
dally Irttwsj
Ut. iteAe'V
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