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THE DAILY JOURNAL,
SftLEM, OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 7, 1902.
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Humors
ThP7 mn powsslon of tho body, and
nrM ltrdnjt .iiirnic
Tlif7 nrt i.tteiuu'J by pimples, bolls, tho
Itoliliiu tetter, t.ilt rheum, and oilier cu.
tmicoua eruptions; by fnellns of uunkness,
lansuor, Kf'ir rnl dottlltty mid what not.
They emu. more suffering than anything
else.
it "iUh, Strength, Praro and IMenstiro
rojuJrs their cYpuMou, nnd this Is posl
tivtly ffleiifd. according to thousands of
prr.i ful"tt"iitiiohiriK by
Hood's Sarsaparitla
Vb i't rmldaiiy nnd permanently drives
it - . -.. . . ,i ti,ifM tm fht ivholrt nvrtcm.
Two Tears
Powdered Vanilla was Fold by n
gentleman from tliu East.
Now uo novo tliu pamo kind of
goods to cell.
Tho powder in clean, clear, white
and strong.
Call for "Crystal Sugared Vault
lino".
The price is cheaper tlinn what It
tuts bi't'ii cold for.
YOKOHAAIA TEA STORE
COFFKL5 ROASTER,
hone 2111 black Free Delivery
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MrH. Molllo Mump. Portland.
MIsm M. Uhlnmn. Portlnnd.
MIsh O. Ilrndy, Portland.
C. V. Hotdeekcr, Portland.
II. 0. Ford, Portland.
F. K. Ankeny, Portland.
' K. A. Crooko, Portland.
A. F. Forbes, Chicago.
T. F. Fisher and wife. San Francis
co. C. F. Williams. San Francisco.
13. M. Davis, Chicago.
Max Stlofel, CIiIcuro.
Tlios. Uloomor, Portland.
Chns. H. Mllot. Poitland.
II. B. Molle, Portland.
W. 13. Frnxler. Portland.
.1. f. CunnliiKhain, St. Michaols,
Alaska. .
Jus. McCursmi, St. MIcImqIh, Alns
ka. J. II. House. St. Paul.
Win. Hatchelor. city.
Ilert McAteo. city.
BtoHisvcs Dandruff
3 IirsttsQWatoSy
and cat"! thlik, glossy lwlr to Mip
1 idniit the former tliln.brlttlegrowlh.
Howlivo's Harptcldo
nerfnriiin Ha work on llio nrinolidcf.
i " Destroy tho cause, you removo tho
i ofFect,"and consequently it reaches
; and kills ofTtho ever-biwy microbe,
h which la responsible for all scalp
diseases. It thus makes dandruff
H and falling hair impossible, and
h promotes a luxuriant growth of hair
that soon becomoa thoprldo of the
owner. JSvcn on bald spots It soon
producer hair as thick and luxuriant
as anyono could wish for.
One bottle will conrtnoe UiAt It U ths
only hlr rtttortr that reilly rewrt.
For Sale by all Flnt-Clan Drug Stores.
for anybody!
ill Havana Filler
rtmmcikl pills
- ,irt. ?rl 4k- rvdt
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iw hy j '""- i-JKMJrtJriy.
SGooai eiioiigii H
I FLORQDORA " BANDS art
of same value as lags from
" STAR." ' HORSE SHOE,''
I "SPEARHEAD. "STANDARD NAVY,"
9 OLD PEACH & HONEY.''
I "SAW IOC" " OLE VARGIHY "
I or "MASTER WORKMAN" Tobacco.
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Salem Social Swim
Cajendar of Local Events.
July 4 Greatest celebration In Ore
gon at Salem.
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A Tally-ho Party.
On Saturday evening Misses Neva
Grlswold nnd Ethel Rlgdon gave a
tally-ho party In honor of their friends,
the Misses Cauflold, of Oregon City,
who havo been visiting In Salem. A
pleasant drlvo down tho rlVer road
was enjoyed by the young people, and
at Its conclusion tho party returned to
tho home of Miss Hlgdon, where a
program of parlor games nnd music,
supplemented with delicious Ico cream
nnd cake, wns Introduced. In a pro
gressive game, In which the capacity
of the contestants was sorely tested,
Miss Dot Deny won tho prize. The
tost was mirth-producing and Involved
drawing, writing poetry, threudlng
needles and sewing. W. H. Durghardt
ahnwud gront proficiency with the
noodle, but failed to capture the prize.
A most enjoyable time was the natur
al result, when the function wns en
gineered by such happy entertainers
as the Misses Grlswold and Hlgdon.
Tho pnrty was chaperoned by Mr.
and Mrs. George Munger, and, In addi
tion to tho hostesses, was composed
of tho MIsbcs Cauflold, of Oregon City;
Cora Grlswold, Ella Hlneman, Dot Her
ry and Louise McGeo; Messrs. U. 13.
Hnney. John Hellmnn, Elbert Young,
Louis Hooker, W. II. Durghardt, Jr.,
J. W. Cochran and It. A. Watson.
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Mrs. Dyrd Entertains.
Mrs. W. II. Dyrd entertained n num
ber of young people of her neighbor
hood, very informally, last Saturday
evening. In honor of her guest, Miss
Carrie Watt, of Forest Grove.
Mr. and Mrs, W. 13. Sherman leave
tomorrow for Hood River, to bo ah
scut a month.
Miss Ethel Knight nnd Miss Marga
ret Mitchell spent Sunday In Portland.
Mrs. Mnttlo Palmer, of Portland,
was n guest of Mrs. E. J. Swafford
yesterday.
Llyod Cattorlln. of Portland. Is vis
iting his grandmother, Mrs. Ryder, in
Noith Salem.
Mr. Otis Tout, of Eugene, has boon
tho guest of Salem friends a fow days.
J. II. Reeves, of Portland, is spend
ing a wooks' vacation In this city.
PERSONALS.
Miss Lenorc Kay Is visiting In Port
land. Fred Hans has returned from Port
land. Miss Caliuta Moore Is visiting In
Portland.
Clydo Dolllnger Is In Jefferson on
business today.
Dug MInto has gone to look after
his tlmbor claim.
Mr. nnd Mis. Scott Dozorth spoilt
Sunday In Portland.
Charles Meyers has gono to San
Francisco for a visit.
Miss Laura Haward, of Portlnnd, Is
visiting Salem relatives.
Dr. A. 13. Tamloalo Is visiting with
relatives in Wushlngtou county.
Q. C. Reevos has gono to his mines
In the custom part of tho county.
I .yon Adolph has gono to Agor
Mountain, California, for his health.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hurst, of To
koa, Washington, are visiting in Sa
lem. C. F. Cramer, government supervis
ing architect, was In Orogou City to
day. Harry Hansen hns loturncd to Al
bany, after a visit with Salem rela
tives. R. E. Moody, of Portland, spoilt Sun
day with his -parents, Mr. and Mrs. Z.
F. Moody.
Montle Leslie has returned from
Fort Columbia, whore ho has boon
employed.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. F. Moody and Mr.
nnd Mrs. 13. P. MeComack wont to
Portland today.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Ilolmnn roturnod
Sunday from Portland. Mr. Ilolmau
has been visiting in Salt Lnko City.
Mrs. Frederick Nolf, of Pendleton,
who has boon visiting Mr. and Mrs, R.
S. Dean, loft this morning for Eugene
Mr. and Mrs. David Burnett, of San
Jose, Cal., spent Sunday with tholr
cousins, Judge nnd Mrs. O. II. Ilurnett.
lu this city.
Tho Misses Cauflold. of Orogou City,
who havo been visiting Miss Ethel
Rlgdon and Miss Nova Grlswold. have
returned home.
J. W. Linn, ho has been visltlnK his
son, J. R, Linn, left this morning for
his homo at Plorco City, Miwiourl. He
waa accompanied to Portland by J. R.
Linn.
E. II, Flagg, who has beon serving
as deputy collector of revenue and
stationed at Nome City, arrived in Sa
lem Sunday evening on a vialt to hie
family.
Mrs. M. P. Baldwin spent Sunday
with her hiiithand, who has charge of
thp Portland office of the O. C. T. Co.,
in the temporary absence of Captain
Y 3. Graham, the manager.
Mr and Mrs. Henry J. Ottenhelmer
have returned from their wedding
tour, and will reside at No. ISA Court
street, wljere they will be at home to
their friends after July 11th.
Mrs. T. T. Geer returned last even
ing from Hastern Oregon, after a few
das' visit. The governor remained
over At llaker City to return later.
Mrs. Geer leaves today for Olympla, to
be absent a short time.
Mrs. W. D. Palmer, of Portland.
came up oh the train Saturday eves
lng. to attend the seml-eeRteHRlal an
niversary of the CoHgrettathHtal
church. Mrs. Palmer is one o the first
members of the church, and was ad I
mltted wbea only one raouth old. She I
will read a. taper on Wednesday even I
lng giving many Interesting reminis
cences of early days of tho church,
also an account of tho older members
of tho church, who havo long slnco
passed away. She Is visiting her rela
tives, Mis. A. T. Gilbert nnd Mrs.
Sarah Murphy.
Rev. Wm. Daly, recor of St. Joseph's
Catholic church, has returned from n
two months' visit to his old homo In
Prince Edward's Island. Ho was nc
compnnlcd homo by his sister, Miss
Maggie Daley, who will spend the
summer in Salem.
Mrs. M. F. Hendershott leavos today
for Portland, Sonsldo and other Bum
mor visiting points, and will return
the lattor part of August.
Mrs. J. L. I.amblrth has gone to
Portland to Join her husband, nnd
make her future homo.
Mrs. Helen Stratton, of Portland, Is
the guest of Mrs. Ida Dabcock.
MARKLEY
PLEADED
NOT GUILTY
His Attorney's Insist Case Be
Deferred Until October
John F. Mnrkley. charged with the
murder of John D. Fain, at Champoeg,
this morning pleaded not guilty to tho
Information. His attorneys, Messrs.
Cnrson and Adams, of this city, and
John M. Gearln, of Portlnnd, asked
that the trial bo deferred until the tic
tober term. In support of tho motion,
they contended thnt the best interests
of tho community would bo served by
tho postponement, since the fooling
agnliiBt Markley had been nugmonted
by the wholesale murders being com
mitted by a fugitive convict, and that
these conditions were ndverse to In
suring for tho defendant n fair and Im
partial trial, as a disposition existed to
punish somebody for somo crime.
Markloy's ntjorneys said they wero
making investigations that promised
to substnntlnte tho protostntions of the
defendant as to the Innoconco of the
crlmo for which ho Is charged.
Judge Burnett held thnt slnco the
district attorney had refused to ngroe
to n postponement of tho ense that It
was Incumbent upon tho defense to
show grounds why u continuance
should bo granted. Couusol for the
defendant wns glvon until 3 o'clock
this afternoon to prepnro an applica
tion for tho continuance of tho caso.
Tho application will be argued and
consldeied by tho court later this nf
ternoon. THE DEAF HEAR.
A Result of Twentieth Century Pro
gress Exemplified.
Whon one of tho East Indian poten
tates had an Englishman oxecuted he
causo ho told that monarch that wntor
somotlmos congenlod In Englnnd so
hnrd thnt It would boar an ox, ho nctod
on sound prlnclplo, from his point of
vlow. Wo aro lod to mako this refer
ence from tho fact that things Roomed
wondorful two deendon ago that aro
now accoptod as commonplace, and
aro o'nslly accountod for; and pro
cesses which aro now scoutod nnd
deemed chlmoricnl nnd Impossible,
will, In another score of yonrs, bo no
coptod by tho multitude Not ninny
yonrs ago tho art of hoallng by oloc
trlcity was unknown. '
Rut time works wondrous chnugOH,
Now electricity ns a healing art Is
forcing Its way to tho front, nnd ovon
scientists neknowlodgo Its potoncy.
Dr. Dnrrin was ono of tlm plonoors In
tho uso of oloetrlclty as a curative
agont, and hns ostabllshed a solid rep
utation as a vurltablo healor by this
magic powor.
Ho givos us numoioiiH testimonials
from parsons well known In thin vi
cinity whoso statements over tholr sig
natures will not be discredited.
Unreasonable opposition and abu
sive epithets go for naught lu the
presence of stubborn facts.
We aie not so foolish as to a (II nn
thnt this gentleman can cure avery
caso or every disease, hut when such
emphatic testimony as the following Is
given by one of our most worthy iltl
ions, our better Judgment dictates thnt
wo ought to wait before we scoff, nnd
tost before we condemn.
As n proof of Dr. Darrln's wonderful
healing power, we give the case of
.Miss L. Stanfleld. the adopted daugh
ter pf Mr. C. Suowdeu. 328 Mill street,
one of our townsmen, who, after an
attack of scarlet fever, was left with
discharging ear aud deafness, to the
great grief of her foster iwirents. The)
consulted the ablest phslcians. who
said they could afford her no relief.
Mr. Snowden. hearing of the wonder
ful cure made by Dr. Drr!n. placed
his daughter's case In the doctor's
hands. By the use of medicine, com
bined with electricity, a cure was ef
fected of both the troubles.
This was years ago, and her parents
and friends hnve good reason, as time
Is the best test, to regard it as perma
nent We have wkwi numerous testimoni
als of other eases from the moet relia
ble persons who have been cured hy
him of the varlom His that Mh Is
heir to.
Dr. Darrin remains at Willamette
Hotel. Salem, until September 1st.
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Quality Is a Hobby J
With us. and we stick to It, no mat
tor what the "other feitows" may do. '
Pur, swre. is a motto we live up to.
even If It costs us a measure of oar
profits. You run no risks at
DRANSON & RAOAN S
CHURCH
PEOPLE
OBSERVE
Fiftieth Anniversary Found
ing of Salem Church
Congrcgationalists Semi Cen
tennial Sermon
The Initial sorvlco of a flvo days'
program of exercises Incident to the
llftioth anuiversnry of tho organization
of tho First Congrogattonnl church, of
this city, was hold Sunday morning.
The nnnlvorsnry sormon was proachod
by Rev. P. S. Knight, who for 17 con
socutlvo yonrs, sorvod tho Salem con
gregation ns pastor In the onrly his
tory of the church. The auditorium
was beautifully decorated with fas
toons of evergreens nnd flowers. Spe
cial music, wns given by the choir,
which wns undor tho direction of
Francesco Soloy, and Included the fol fel fol
eowing: Misses Heulnt. Lowls, Cava
nnugh and Raymond; Messrs Purvlnc,
Fletcher nnd Dooschon. The organ
ists were Miss Beatrice Sholton and
Miss Wlnnlfrod Dyrd. I.lttlo Miss Ml
linn Stogo played tho violin.
Rev. Mr. Knight sclcctod as a toxt
Leviticus 25:10 "and ye shall hallow
tho fiftieth year, and proclaim liberty
throughout all the land and unto nil
the inhabitants thoreof; It shall bo a
Jubilee unto you; and yo shall return
evory man into his possession, nnd
yo shall letuin every mnn unto his
family." In his address. Rev. Knight
omitted all rominiscences of a histor
ical chai actor, explaining that this
phase of the history of the Salem
church would bo rovlowcd nt subse
quent programs. The speakers said
this was a strenuous ago, and thnt tho
full moaning of tho hnff century Just
ended could be measured only by
events, not by nn lncrenso in nroa or
growth of population. In tho period
covered by tho life of tho Salem
church 3,(iii(),ilU slaves had boon freod;
the expansion along educational linos
hnd fully equalled that in nroa and
lu population, through the agency of
science there had resulted marvelous
productions of home and public con
veniences. At tho tlmo tho Salem
Church was organized In 1SH2. with n
membership of only four, there wore
only four churches In the torrltory
represented In Oregon. Wnshlngton,
Idaho and Montana, with a comblnod
membership of less than 100. At the
present tlmo tho same district has
more thnn 200 churches, with n mem
bership exceeding 10,000. A single
word Liberty wns represontntlvo of
tho work. Liberty Implies Justice
equality, universal klnduoss and help
fulness. Truo liberty Implies physic
al. Intellectual and spiritual life, while
llfo Impllos growth nnd growth pro
gross. A clear and practical Interpre
tation of "yo shall return every man
unto his possessions" Is the symbol
of tho final Jubilee. Have wo hy any
act lost our right to those promised
possessions? In spiritual things we
nro more apt to live boneath rather
thnn beyond our menus. We should
strive to ho eounl to nil our opportuni
ties, largo In chnrltles, and earliest in
our activities. Let us ho thankful for
the past, glad lu the present, and
rondy to recelvo In tho future such
downpouiing of tho Holy Spirit that
would provo u verltnble Puntncost.
Spoclnl Sunday School exercises
wore held at tho noon hour, nnd ut (1
o'clock In tho afternoon n reunion hm
vlco was hold by tho V. P. S. C. E.
tho meeting being addressed by llev.
J. N. Smith, n prominent missionary
worker In tho stnto. At 7 o'clock Sun
day evening a twilight communion
service, including the reception
of new members, was condiu tod,
tlon of new members, was condiu t-l
the address being delivered by Rev ('.
F. Clapp, superintendent of homo mi
slons. Tonight's Program.
The exercises this evening will ii
of a historical character, and. In ud li
tlon to the several musical !iuiii!ht-.
will Include two addresses, ns folio-.
"Oregon and Snlem of 18.12." by Hon
R. II Boise, Judge of the r Ircult (o'lit,
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Trial package free by writing to W.
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aud "The Religious History of Early
Oregon, Including the year 1852," by
Oeorgo H. lllmes, of Portland. There
will also be exercises on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, tho nnnlvorsnry
program to conclude with a banquet
hi Thursday evening,
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Acker's Blood Elixir positively
Cures Chronic Blood Poisoning and
all Scrofulous nIToctlons. At all times
a matchloss systom tonic and purlflor.
.Money refunded If you nro not satis
fled. 50c. and $1.00. D. J. Fry, Drug
gist. Shake Into Your Shoes
Allon's Foot-Enae, a powdor. It curc3
painful, smarting, nervous fcot nnd In
growing nails, and Instantly takes tho
sting out of corns and bunions. It Is
tho groatcst comforx dlscovory of tho
age. Allon's Foot-Easo mnltos tight or
now shoos fool easy. It Is a certain
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Union Endeavor Meeting.
Theto will be a union meeting of tho
Endeavor societies at the First Bap
tist church Sunday evening, July 13,
l!)i2. nt (5:15, at which tho roport of
the Endeavor state convention, nt
Ashland, Juno 20-2JI, will bo glvon by
the dolegntes who attended tho con
vention. Speclnl music will bo glvon. All
Kiidenvorers and their frlonds nro In
vited to bo presold. Endeavorors will
please notlco tliat the mooting Is post
poned a week.
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ward for any caso of Catarrh that can
uot bo cured by Unit's Catarrh Curo.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O
We. the undersigned, havo known F.
J. Cheney for tho last IB yonrs, nnd bo
tleve him to bo porfoctly honorable In
all business transactions, nnd finan
cially nblo to enrry out nny business
obligations mndo by tholr firm.
West & Truax, Wholosalo Drug
gists. Toledo, O. Woldlng, Klnnau &
Marvin, Wholosalo Druggists, Toledo,
O.
Hull's Catarrh Cure Is takon Inter
nally, acting directly upon tho blood
aud mucous surfaces of tho Hystom.
Testimonials sent free. Prlcos 75c
per bottle. Sold .by nil druggists,
ILi.l's Family Pills aro tho host,
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Tho Great Rock Island Route.
Through personally conducted tour
ist sleeping cars betweon Portlnnd and
Chicago onco a wook, aud betwoou Og
don nnd Chicago throo tlmus a wook,
via tho Scenic lino.
Through Standard stooping cars
dally betweon Ogdeu and Chicago, via
tho Scenic lino.
Through Standard sleoplng cars
dully between Colorado Springs and
St. Louis.
Through Standard and tourist sleep
ing ours dully betweon San Francisco
and Chicago, via Los Angolas nnd El
Paso.
Through Standard sleeping curs and
chair cars dully between St. I'uul and
Chicago.
Do suro that your ticket reads via
tho Great Rock Island Routo.
Tho best and most reasonable din
ing car service
For rates, folders and descriptive lit
erature write to A. IS. COOPER,
Oeueral Agent, Portland, Oi.
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Market Quotations Today
a. "Make Salem a Good Home Market"
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Hop Market.
Hops No sale.
Flour.
Flout $2 70f3 bbl.
Potatoes Attics, Etc.
Potatoes tl07Co
Onions, $1.76 to 2 25 por 109 lbs.
Dried Fruits
Dried apples 00K
Itnli.ni pmnos H)1 to to)? H) to W
Potito Priinon 40b to 60, :y$ lo.
, Wood. Fence Posts. Etc.
Hig flr-3 fU.J!5
Second growth 2.52 75
Aflh-2 00.
Body oak- $1.00.
Polo oak $4 00.
Cedar posts 0 to 10c.
Halm wood fi.FO and f.'l 00
lilies. Pelts and Furs
Green hides, No. 1 7e.
Green hides, No. 2 be
Calf ukinc l6c.
Sheep 75c.
Uoat skins 25c to $1.00.
Gray fox 25 to 50o.
Coon 10 to 40c.
Mink 25a to $1.25.
Otter- $1 to $6.
fkunk 10 to 25c.
MiiBkrnt 1 to 5c.
Wildcat 10 to 25o.
Wheat. Oats. Etc.
Wheat -COo.
Oats 31c
Hnrloy $10 per ton.
Flax Cash, Noithwoat. $1 70
Live Stock Market. .
Steers 44c.
Cows 3mGI4c.
bhoop $3.60groBa to f 1,00
Droseod veal llhjc
Hogs, alive 5) 5Jc
ixoite, uro.i8od d
Wool and Mohair.
ol 13c.
Conreo wool
Medium 13'fic.
Fine 14c.
Mohair 23c.
Hay, Feed, Etc
Oots ft.lt
Krtlod choat (8 to $8.50.
Clover $7.80
Feed borloy f H)f20 per ton
liran-$18C0
8horta-$20.50.
Flour, wholesale $2 05.
Dairy and Creamery Products.
Dairy butter 15c.
Oreamory 20
Storo 1025c.-
Firiit-claBS CGiiutry, por roll 35c.
Orcam nt creamery, pan skimmed
13 14c.
Separator ekimmod 15 10
Stelntr's Market,
Chickens Uc.
Spring 10 to 12)tJc
ICggd per dozou, 17c.
PORTLAND MARKET.
Portland, Juno 25- Vhnnt VVaim
ValInlt05UHc
Flour Portland, beat ratios $2.00(3
$3.40. Graham $2 50 $2.80
Oftte Ohoico White $l,20u $1.35.
Hurley $20 $22.50 perton.
MiltBtulI Urun, $16tlU.
liny Timothy $12(a15 per ton.
OnloiiB 75c Q1.00 for now.
I'otntooB 75o por cental.
Hatter Beit dairy, lt10u; (uuu;
cifnmury,17(0Iujbtore 13 15 ,tt
Egga-Urogon, ranch 18 18)6
Poultry ChlckonB, mixed $1.50 Q
$5.50; hone $5 50, tnrkoys, live 13 G$14c.
Mutton Gronfl, 4je
Hokb UroBB (Iu.
Hocl GrobH 4)iju.
Venl-GroaB (lo VAn II-.
Uoptt l-ll(lu
Wool Valley, 12 l!oU; Kasturn
Orison, 8(3l3o;.Mohnir, ITiQl'llclli,
lltiloH Urv hides, 1(1 pouudH und up
wuhIh, 15u IO'cI -
It Is a Fact
That the Pioneer Hakory makes first
class bread and pastry. A full supply
nlwayu on hand.
The Science of
Osteopathy
Many people liao been led to be
lleve through fulxo reports und Ikuo
raucu that Osteopathic treatment was
painful nnd even Injurious to children
or weakened invalids.
NothliiK could ho fuitliur from the
truth fur It Is ndnpted to tho case, und
In iiowIho Is It Injurious to thu fialiost
child or weakened Invalid. Hut
lather It Is luvlHoratlni; and struiiKth
enliiK. and never Is tho patient worn
out or mudu nervous from treatment.
Howovsr, there aro many fakers und
pretsnders lu Osteoputhy who do uot
uiidiii-stuud how to kIvu treatment
properly. . Nous are (tannine or com
petent who Iinvu not attended school
ut least four terms of live mouths
each.
Drs. L. IC. Wyckoff and Mrs. draco
Albright, of I. O. O. K. Tsmplt. Sslsm.
aie xraduatss of the American Heboid
of Osteopathy, a twenty mouths'
mcIkioI, and tlioroushly ipiallllod to
Klve scientific treatment and handle
any rsss put In their curs. All din
fii.i-H, especially ihroulc disesses uud
ili fuiinltlHN, yield to the treatment
without knife or drugs.
liour-i 0 to 1 Phone Main '-'"'-'I
Odd Follows Temple HhIciii Or
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IF YOU ENJOY
GRAND SCENERY
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wuttlssni. Ihsir '
OBjtyiwi Msks ure iil) h
mIibu! i'YHiy lnt of the
wsy from Btli ImIv City
Tjiil Ihe ren-ry If n't In
only s IvsjiUku of ths
roHli via Dtftiwr. 'I ho
(ft ice U uuiqiHllpil
dlulut' sr Mit tti Udeii
Ib'nry i-arg osn ol
Utnvti'.
A C SHELDON, General Act
100 Third Street,
Portland, Ore
O. H JVTAOT
WhiUC?i'80r t0Dr ,T' M- Kecne. In
,l Hirorncr ,Sal0111' 0regon. Parttoa
desiring suporlor operations at mod
erate fee la any branch nro in especial
STEUSL0FF BROS.
Dealers In Live Stock,
Wholesale and retail butchers nnd
Sft-r8, t11 k,nd8 of frc8h anJ nlt
meats. Fine BntiBOBos, hams, bacon
and lard. 310 Commercial street.
Fireworks
WHOLESALE nnd HETA1L
iiorroM PKI0ES
Huie Wing Sang Co.
110 Stato Stroot.
OFFICE UirY HALL
for water uervlco apply at offlco.
Dills payablo monthly in advance.
Mako all complalntB nt tho offlco.
IKoffiI:.,:,Q001,s
102 Cotirf 51
ihb eli re cape
208 Commercial 8treet
Menls nt all hours. Open day nnd
Riltht.
Only placo In tho city handling tho
Htnoua
OLYMPIA BEER
l ttio Hecoptlon Baloon. WholoBalc
and retail,
E ECKERLEN, Proprietor
L. D. HENRY'S
REAL ESTATE AND
RENTING AGENCY
is nt 230 Commercial Stroot
PHONE MAIN 2681 SALEM ORIi.
SOULE BROS.
PIANO TUNERS
AND REPAIRERS
PORTLAND OR. f$&tf .
' Win's Mulc Store.
Your Step Mother
Is still horo buoy ub over, and whou
your clothes nro all out of order, worn,
with buttons off, tako thorn to hor at
tho Sulem Dyo Works.
At thlH ostabllahinout you can got
anything sot to rights, from a pair of
gloves, to tho mout olnborato silk
gown. A gentleman can get his hut
cleauod, his trouaors creased, or his
whole suit rejuvenated to suit his
insto, also four suits a mouth for $1.
Huttons sowed on, rlpa aowod up, suits
prossod on short notlco. Now goods
shrunk for drossuinklug.
MRS. C. II. WALKER
105 Commercial Street.
S. C. STONE, M. D.
PHOPRIUTOH OF
Stone's Drug Stores
8ALEM, OREGON.
Tho stordsttwo In nuuiborlnro located
ut No. Tib aud 2117 Commercial St.,
und are wull stocked with a coinploto
lino of drugs aud medicines, toilet
articles, perfumery, brushes, etc.,
lias nail somo zo years experience iu
tho practice of medlolno nnd uow
inukim no chanm for oonsultutlou. ex
amination or prescription.
PEANUTS
lU'UHteil iii liuno or
Hindi lots at
Tlic Salem Coffee Roaster
JOHNSON &. O'FLYNO, Props.
Phone Main 2724. I. O.O. F. Temple
CAPITAL CITY
Express and Transfer
Meets ull mall and passeus." trains.
HaKiings to ull parts of ths city.
Prompt isrvlce. Telephone No. JMI.
JIOMYBK li HHDIUOK.
Barr's German Salve
Heals quickly all cuts, or bruits'.
Draws sutfiitw out ofliuie Imck, slid
draws Hlvsrsoiit d llesh vshich often
hrusk off uo short to pull. Modes like
HllckuiK plaUr. Try it and yon will
m.vr Im without. Hy mul !
For mIh at UARR'S JEWELRY STORE.
120 State Street. Salem, Ore.
B. F. JONBS,
Attorney at Law
Toledo, Oregon.
Was clerk of circuit court for six
years and has an uptodats abstract
of all property lu Lincoln county
Firs! Class Bicycl?
Repairing
And all kinds t
suudrlas at
FRANK J. MOORE'S
IhU'.'H' Ml.
PhOHS Still.
Pearson, Page Co.
ViLI- HL'Y ,-4
FRUITS OF ALL KINDS
Full PACKING AND OANNINQ at
tup market pri. Now rwdy tot hutlm.
nasi oppoM Capital i(fwwy, Bulsm
Frank Davis
Salem Ufator Co.
L0C41
Manager
CLASSIFIED X X
ADVERTISEMENTS
itionih. All cm, liv.1iny&" ygstf?.1?
WANTED.
Wanted. Girl for genornl house work
during stttnmor In cottago nt the
coast, Newport. Good wages. Ap
ply Mrs. Qcorgo T. HodgerB, north.
weHt comer of Oak and Capital
stroet, Salem. j..'n
Wanted. Table boardors by wook, or
uoard and room. Cornor of Chomek-
?itt.iand .iI,gh slrcets Th0 M8flM
Hayloy, Props. 0-23-2 w
Wanted fivo young men From Ma
rlon county to proparo at ouco
for positions In tho government
sorvlce. Apply to Intor-Stato Inst,
Cedar ltaplda, la. O-lfm
Wanted Kvorybody m try Oregon
Foot Easo for all foot allmontn.
Onco trlod always usod. Ask your
druggist or sond 25c. S. h. Hayos,
Halsey, Oro. K-27tf
Wanted. nustwouliyubriibus 'in eaca
county to manngo bUBlnoBS, old es
tablished house, solid financial
standing; straight, bona fldo wookly
cash salary of 18, paid by chock
each Woduosday, with all oxpenaos
direct from headquarters; monoy
advauced for oxponses. Manager,
373 Caxtou Uldg., Chicago.
C-14-mon-Bat-4w
L08T AND FOUND.
Lost" Tjotwcenrlvef Irontdn Marlon
street, or In Marlon square, a stono
martin fur, with tails. Pleaso re
turn to this ofllco nnd recolvo lib
oral roward. 7.5.31
'urse Found. Coulalnlng keys. Provo
property at Journal olllcc, nnd pay
lor this notlco. 7-r-3t
Lost. i wo nut Keys on brass chain,
eighteen Inches long. Finder pleaso
leave at Journal offlco, and rocolvo
roward. 7.5.31
Uon't You Know Auytaing about Ed
wards' Markot? At 410 StaU stroot
Host placo to buy frueh and curod
meutu ut tlio lowest prlcos. Phono
2G2. U. lidwards, prop
FOR 8ALE.
Ah Minis or camping utbiuifhi,
stoves and touts, aud second-hand
(.oods 111 J. N. Shantz', 107 Court
stioet. C-H-tt
For Oak. Munlly restdouco of twelve
rooms, partly turnlshud, modern Im
piovuments, turnace, etc., largo
barn, Improved ground b, comprising
four lots. Will bo sold cheap. In
quire Journal offlco. 7-1-lm
for bale. lloimo uud lot; ii aero
line vegetables; barn and chlckcu
houuu; good privy. All for 1210. In
quire of A. bair, two blocks south
eaat of Lincoln school, or this of
llco. 6-30-dwlw
hor Sale Cheap Second bund thresh
ing outfit. Advuuco Soparutor, 36x
SO, with wind stacker. Also 13 II,
P, engine, with wator tank and
wagon, All' lu good order. Prlco
9760. li. M. Crolsan, Salem, Ore
gon. 0-14-d&w-U
for aaie 1'uro Poland Chlim sows.
V. II, Kt'uu, Hulom, It. 1). No. 8.
G-'Jl-lni
For Sale. Now and second-hand bug
glos, now and second-hand sprlug
wagons, buckbourds and carts, at
tho Haloui Carriage and Wagon Fac
tory. Woruor Fonnoll, proprietor,
SCI Commercial strooL 4-1C-U
LODQE8.
Protection Lodge No. 2, Auoiont 0
dor United Workuion, moots every
Huturduy evening lu tho Ilolmau
Hull, comer of tituto aud Liberty
struuts. Visiting brethren welcome.
. A. MoPnddou, M. W. J. A. Bollwcwd,
Hecorder,
PORESTEHS OF AMERICA Court
Hherwood Poresturs No. 11. Mocti
Friday nlghU lu Turner block. Ira
Hamilton O. It.; A. L. Urown. 80c.
Contrsl Lodgo No. IU K. of P. Castld
Hull In Ilolmau block, oornur Stato
uud Liberty slrooU, Tuesday of
such wsek at 7:30 p. m. Claud
Tow iiwikI, C. C; Zudoc J. Illggs, IC
of It. aud S.
TONSORIAL.
Evans' Darber 8hop. Only nrst-chus
shop ou Stato streeL ISvory thlnj
usw and up-to-date. Kuest iorcelaln
baths. Hbavo, lGc; haircut, 26c;
baths, 36c. Two flrst-olass boot
hlauks. C. W. Bvans, proprlotor.
Ryan's Shaving Parlors. Seveu first-
olasH burbsrs ougasou. finest oaui
rooms lu ally. Wo uso antlsaptlo
stsrlliiur. J. Kyun, Prop.
HOP AND PRODUCE DUYER8.
J. Carmlchael Hop buyer. OUlco In
IluBli-ureymau uuiiuiug, oaiuw, uiv
gou. Uumplss of choice hops soliC'
Ited from all growora.
PHYSICIANS.
J, H. Qrower, physician and surgeon.
.. . . Ll.t (Imm m a 7 Mnn
umoe in uray uiuwn. nwm. . -0,
Phone 01.
mm0ammm'm'mm
OSTEOPATHY.
vv'Vju'v1"' n"in T i" "
n, 1 v Wvakoft and ur. uraca m-
bright. TwwVy months graduat
of ths Awsrkuu Reboot of Oateop
uihy, Klrttsvilli, Mo. Dr. Wyokott l
ths oly twsaty miuthstrgontlemau
raduata lu suism. uuu ow
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