The Daily journal., July 08, 1902, Image 3

THE DAILY JOUhnAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 8; 1902.
Two Years
Ag
O'eiai Tuesday evening, v " ubi
Katlonal church, It being a part of
tho colobrntlon of tho Ruth nnnlver-
.. ..e , nlinroli A11 former mom-
Powdered Vanilla wob Bold by a '
gentlomnn from the Last.
Now wo havo the same kind of j
goods to buII.
,, i i !.. ., t.t. J
1110 puwunr in liivu", in.-i "
and strong
Call for "Crystal Sugared Vani:
llno". The prlco is cheapor than what it'
lino b'on sold for.
YOKOHAMA TEA STORE
COFtfEE HO ASTER.
Pucno 2411 blnok. Viva Delivery
Special Meeting of Bird Club.
A special meeting of tho Salem Bird
Study Club will bo held tonight at
the Unitarian church lecture room.
All members are urged to be present.
o
A Few Pointers.
Tho recent statistics of tho number
of deaths show that tho largo majority
dlowith consumption. This dlsoase
may commence with an apparently
harmless cough which can bo cured ln
stantly by Kemp.s Balsam for the
throat and lungs, which Is guarantoed
to cure and reliovo all cases Prlco 25
cents and CO cents. For sale by all
druggists. 1
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An Open Letter
FRIEND CHARLES:--
Yei: Dbked for news from Oregon. There is very little
news, except we had an excitement over an escaped convict
who has had things his own way and cannot be coaxed to go
bick to piison. We called out the militia of Oregon and
we could not coax him in. He then went over to
Washington and feels better over there. He orders his meals
cooked by persons he selects and he impresses every one in
his service that he desires, from a span of horses to a gaso
line boat. - Ae is headed for Victoiia B. C., where he expects
1o impress into his seivice one
He will hen go on a tour around
We also had a Fourth of
went well except our Goddess
wheel from her wagon.) The
iher through the. procession and
proud of the event, and so were
good music from the Reformed
Salem Hayseed AWitary band and
find the dogs and monkeys
Tice Sisters dance and hearing
Our Fireworks was grand.
Bug, all of a sudden we saw in
Bind we skipped to keep out of
I am sorry to inform you that 1 intend to leave this
jod s country and come to New
already advertised my house for sale, which I built for my
0(vn use. 1 have all the modern conveniences in a irood lo
cality, two blocks from the post
son buys it that deserves to have a good home for 1 went to
the expense of having the best
when building the house.
I have also offered my store at an immense bargain to
le trade as low as 65c on the
grant for about half what goods
to nave everything disposed ot
have plenty of time to skate in a
lake bhould any ot your friends come this way direct ihem
tc-307 Commercial St., Salem,
ur mend,
Friedman.
VtaJPo
0
OLLM
CHERRY
TODAY
:arritt &
Old Post Office
bccoco cherries, yj ottos.
1R. M.
IREGON
Salem Social Swim
ChrlBtlnn Endeavor Social.
Tho Endenvorors arc preparing for
an especially Jolly time at tholr so-
. . M I ..1 41. PrtniTltn.
bora anil frlomls aro especially lnvlt
mi Plnc-Ponc and other cnnics will
,)(J t of the nml,Bomont8. During
th(J. ovonng tho following program
will bo rendered:
Instrumental duct Mr. and Mrs. C.
Kantner.
Sketch of society Miss DiiRhncll.
Solo Mr. Morrison.
Recitation Miss Vandorsol.
Violin solo Mr. RubboII.
Reading Mrs. C. Kantner.
Solo Miss Jones.
Recitation Miss M. Geer.
Duet Messrs. Purvlno and
nor.
Reading Mr. Douglas.
Kant-
In Honor of Miss Freedman.
On Monday evening Miss Cora Tnllc
Ington ontcrtalned about a score of
hor young friends, at her Church
street homo In honor of hor guest.
Miss Itosalynil Freedman. of Portland.
Games, music, singing and dancing,
and the serving of delicious refresh
ments, nil enlivened by social con
verso, constituted a program that,
when coupled with the capacity of tho
hostess for entertainment, was pro
ductive of a most enjoyable evening.
In a guessing contest thnt required n
ready knowledge of the titles of lato
and popular novels, a number claimed
the prizes, but tho final awards wero
made to MIsb Ruth Gabrlelson and '
of the British Men-of-war.
the world.
July celebration. Everything
lost her wheel (I mean the
Elks took her up and carried
they appeared to be very
all the spectators. We had
Indians, Alonmouth and the
we had plenty of Deanuts
enjoyed themselves seeing the
the darkies walk for a cake.
While the singers was play
letters of fire "GO HOME"
the wet.
York to see you. 1 have
office and 1 hope some per
material and woikmanship
dollar and am retailing at pres'
are sold elsewhere and I hope
by November so that we can
sail boat over the Caugua
Oregon, where they will find
SEEDER
",
"yYHIS perfect Cherry Seeder doea
IJ, not crash the cherry or oause
wer any loss of Juice; a practical
machine for large, small or Oal.
Ifnrnia chenind The eJ extracting
knlielrives the seed into una dish and
aatually thrown the cherry into another.
The marks of tho knife cau scarcely be
eftwj on Hih staled fruit It seeds from
2l lo 8D quarts par hour. Retail price,
85 unite. ' '
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AN
WADE & CO.
STRAWBERRIES
GREEN PEAS
CABBAGE
LAOJRENOE
Grocery.
Could Not Lie Down,
Sit Up or Stand, Without
Experiencing tlte Alost ExcrU'
elating: Pain.
Paine's Celery Com
pound After the Failures of Physici
ans, Special Medicines and
Electric Battery, Banish
es Pain and Tor
tures and Restores
Health.
In the ranks of sick, torturod and
diseased suffcrors, many men and
women have become hopeless because
of tho failures of physicians and their
medicines.
Wo would have all such dejected
and dospairlng mortals tako comfort
this very day. Wo would lmpross up
on thorn ho blessed truth that Palne's
Celery Compound Is abundnntlv able
to savo and euro oven at tho oloventh
hour. Palne's Celery Compound ac
complishes its life-saving work for'the
old nnd young when nil other mcdlrtil
treatment falls. A multltudo of peo
ple have furnished strong nnd incon-
trovortlblo
r
testimony in support of
the statement that "Palne's Colery
Compound makes sick peoplo well."
Mr. j0jm w, Boyd, 0r Mlshawaka,
in,),, rofers to his own case as follews:
I .f . ...1...... T ....... .,..... . I. ...... ...1.1.
i.iisi tviiuur i wua uiuuu iiinvu wmi
a very sovcro attack of nervous and
muscular rheumatism, so bad that I
could not llo down, sit up or stand,
without the most excruciating pain.
I was all the tlmo under tho caro of
two of tho beat physicians of tho place
but I did not improve. I took differ
ent rheumatic cures nnd used an dec
trie battery a half hour each day for
ten days without any rollof. Finally
I coucluded to try Palne's Celery Com
pound, nnd to my surprise after using
one half of a bottle, I was ablo to get
out. and beforo I used the whole bot
tle I went to work and hnvo worked
every day since. I havo gained 20
pounds In weight and nm feeling first
rnto."
Dr. A. A. Jeasup. Mrs. Tnlkington wns
assisted in entertaining tho young
folks by Mrs. Ooorgo Patterson. Little
Miss Lola Hollo prosidetl nt the punch
bowl.
Thoso in nttondanco were: Miss
Rosalynd Freodmnn, of Portland, MUs
Constnnco Hnndsaker, or Eugene, Dr.
and Mrs. A. A. .lossup, Mlssos Ida
Chlldors, I.aVorno Kantnor, Lodn
Duron, Rehmo Holland, Wlnnlfrod
Byrd. Ethel Knight, Ruth Gabrlelson.
Elizabeth Ilolvermm, Ella Rlnomnn.
Edna Hubbard and Leona Hlrsch;
Messrs. Mark Roberts, of Portland;
Evorott Loonoy. F. D. Thiolsen, J. G.
Evnns, W. D. Evans, Louie Hookor.
Ralph Glover, J. V. Cochran, J. Hor
man Hooves and Jaklo Bornnrdi.
o
Acker's Blood Elixir positively
Cures Chronic Blood Poisoning nnd
all Scrofulous affections. At all times
a matchless systom tonic and purifier.
Monoy rofundod if you aro not satis
fied. COc. and $1.00. D. J. Fry, Drug
cist PERSONALS.
E. O. Glltnor is In Portland.
M. L. Hamilton was In Portland to
day. Frank Davoy spont tho day In Port
land. Mark Roberts wont to Albany yos
torday. Ed. Ellis has returned to 'his farm
near Marlon.
F. T. Wrlghtmnn loft today for
points south.
W. H. Burghardt, Sr., was In Ore
gon City today.
Mr. and Mrs. Alburt Shaw havo gone
to Albany to live.
W. D. Fonton, a Portland attorney,
was in Salem today.
Governor Geer has returnod from
Dakar City nnd Union county.
F, S. Craig, a Salem newspaper man,
Is reported ill with malarial fever.
Mrs. J. N. Smith and llttlo Miss
Mabel Smith have gone to Newport.
II. G. VniiDimen, of Astoria, maiter
fish warden, wns In the city today,
Mrs. R. B. Fleming and daughter
have returned from their Soattle trip.
Aldorman G. W. Grlswold and family
have gone to Nye Creek, to spend a
month.
Rev. W. G. milof returned today
f i oin Portland, where he preached on
Sunday.
G. W. Holcomb, manager of the Al
len Packing Company, has returned
fiom Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Burnett enter
tained a few friend Informally on
Monday evening.
Mtu Fay Roseuatein, of PorUmd, Is
in the city for a vUlt with her friend.
Ulee Ague Gilbert.
William F. McGee nan returned from
Menlo Park, California, where be has
been attending college.
Major C. It. McDonnell, of Portland.
assessor for Multnomah county. Is vis
iting friends in Salem.
Mr. S. C. Dyer and son. Connel, left
) eeterday for a sereral week stay at
their timber claim, near Toledo.
Mr. O. V. Dabney. aoeompaitled by
her children, ie visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Albert Tbomae. at Newport
Mr. and Mrs. Charlee FerreM have
returned to Rom, Kerarfa, Mr. Fr
i Ill's beeleea Interest requiring hfe
letura at thto tiaee.
Mr and Mr. M. P. Baldwin navel
returned from Portland, where Mr.'
J Baldwin acted as agont for tho O. C.
T. Company during tho temporary In-1
disposition of the managdr, Captain
Graham.
Mrs. Warden and daughter, Miss
May, who havo spent the paat month
with Salem frionds, loft yoatorday for
their homo In Klamath Falls.
Mr. Chas. Short, of Portland," Is vis
iting with Mrs. Short, nt tho home of
her paronts, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. KIrby,
of North Snlom.
Mrs. G. N. Patterson loft today for
Marrihfleld, on route for San Francis
co, whore they will spend about a
month.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Baker and Chas.
Blor have gone to Salmon river on n
deer, hear and flsh extermination
tour.
Mrs. McAllister nnd daughter, Miss
Jean, loft today for a visit nt tholr
old homo near Kansns City, Missouri.
H. M. Edgar was in Gorvals today
to sot up some mnchlnory for Mitch
ell. Lewis Stnvor & Company.
Messrs Jnckon, Beobe and Sponcor,
of tho State Military Board, returned
to Portland this morning.
Mrs. C. A. Giay and son, a. W
Gray, and Miss Gertrude Giay, spout
tho day In Portland.
Miss Margaret Hodgkln, who has
boon visiting Miss Bortha Kay, has ro
turned to Portland.
Miss Inez Do Lashmutt. of Spo
kane, is the guost of her cousin, Mrs.
Claud Gntch.
Roy L. Balllngor and Grace Edith'
Long have procured a marriage
cense.
MONEY
REMAINING
ON HAND
County Treasurer Richardson
Begins With $54,696,95
County Treasurer Richardson, upon
assuming charge of his department,
received $ 5 1,000.00 from his predeces
sor, according to a report Hied by Mr.
Downing with tho county court, show
ing the balances remaining In the va
rious accounts. Tho balances, ns re
ported are credited to the several ac
counts as follews:
Gonoral fund $17,801.02
General school fund .
20,217.58
G83.3G
951.00
518.75
S.112.07
87.00
30.72
1.38
.73
2.00
Iudlgout soldiers' fund
Institute fund
Tnx sales
Special road fund ....
City of Salem
City of Jefferson
City of Woodburn ....
City or Hubbard
School district No. 2 .
School district No.
School district No.
School district No.
School district No.
' e
2.79
.73
.73
9.31
.72
.00
.91
93.80
2.10
8
0
11
t f
School district No. 14
School district No. 20
School district No. 22
School district No. 24
School district No. 14
School district No. IS
School district No. t'S
School district No. GO
School district No. 73
7.2(1
.90
.00
.30
10.GS
019.87
28.01
1.20
0.51
.01
21.01
.19
7.17
e t e
School district No 74
School district No. 70
School district No. 79
School district No. U
School district No. 80
School district No. S3
School district No. 103
School district No. 118
School district No. 123
Totnl $5I.09G9G
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Does Manhood Fall?
It may sometlmos, owing to nervous
disorder), hut It Is hnrdly ever lost,
except In extreme old ngo. What Is
called Impotency or sexual neuraetlie
nla Is meroly weakened power. I'd
dernoath the ashes tho fire remnlim
aglow. It requires careful, scientific
treatment to fnn It into a bright flame
(If life and energy. For those cases
which have been hitherto the despair
of the physlclnn, nothing equals the
application of Electricity, If by proper
current and exact doings, In combina
tion with the scientific administration
of specific medical remedies, which
penotintes the secret ambush of dis
ease, exterminating it, root nnd
branch forever. A rejuvenation fol
lows Its use. It produces results be
cause It replenishes the vital tonicity
requisite to the nervous system. Ac
cording to Dr. Dsrrin's peculiar and
scientific method of administration.
It is a iKWerful vitallser, indicated In
diseased conditions, due to all kinds
of excesses.
Dr. Darrln's Plsce of Business
Dr. Darriu gives free consultation at
Willamette Hotel, Salem, until 8opt
1, from 10 to 6, and 7 to 8 daily. All
curable chronic, acute and private ills
eases confidentially and successfully
treated. Circulars and (mention blank
sent free to any address, and corres
pondence sollelted. Most cases can
receive home treatment after one vis
it to the doctor's office. Iiattertos and
belts furnished, wlUi full directions
for their use. Cross eyes, rupture,
tumors, varicocele, hydrocele, and
stricture cured. The poor treated free
except medicine, from 10 to 11 daily.
Those able to pay treated for 16 a
week, or in UuU proportioe of time
the rase way require.
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Quality Is a Hobby
Wtth ms. aad we stick to It. no mat
ter wnaj the "other feUows" may do.
Pure, sure. Is a motto we live up to.
even If It costs us u measure of our
profit
You run no risks at
BRANSON ft RAOAN
ACKER'S
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
cure Dyspepsia and nil disorders aris
ing from Indigestion. Endorsed by
pnysicians everywhere. . Sold by all
druggists. No euro, no pay. 26 cents.
Trial package free by writing to W.
H. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
Patients At
the Asylum
Tho report or Superintendent Cnl
breath, of tho stato Insane asylum,
for tho month of Juno, contnlns tho
following statistics:
Mala Fomnlu Ttl.
No. patients Mny 31 870 377 1217
No. rccolved In Juno .... 23 10 33
No. ieturned oenpos ... 3 3
No. undor caro ..
Dlschd, died, olopod
...SaG 387 1283
...15 7 23
No. pailonts romnln.. .880 380 1200
The exponso Itom for suppllos for
the month was ?G2G8.G0, and tho por
capita monthly expense wns $9.43 8-10,
or a per day capita oxponso ot 314(5
10(t cents.
How's This?
We offer Ono Huudred Dollars Re
ward for any enso of Catarrh that can
not he cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O
We, tho undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for tho last 1C years, and be
lieve him to bo perfectly honorable In
all business transactions, and finan
cially ablo to carry out any business
obligations mndo by tholr firm.
West & Trunx, Wholosalo Drug
gists, Toledo, O. Waldlng, Klnnnn &
Marvin, Wholosalo Druggists, Toledo,
O.
Hall's Catarrh Curo Is takon Intor
nally, acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous surfaces of tho systom.
Testimonials sont froo. Trlcos 7Cc
por bottle. Sold by all druggists.
ILt.l's Family Pills aro tho host.
Good Me.il6
Are always had at tho Whlto Houso
Rpstnurant. Wo try to satisfy our pat
rons, with first-class monls and 'cour
teous treatment. Open day and night,
o -The
Great Rock Island Route.
Through personally conducted tour
ist sleeping cars botwoon Portland nnd
Chicago onco a wcok, aud between Og
don and Chicago threo tlmos a wool:,
via tho Sconlc lino.
Through Standard slooplng cars
dally botwoon Ogdou and Chicago, via
tho Sconlc lino.
Through Standard sleeping cars
daily between Colorado Springs and
St Louis.
Through Standard and tourist stoop
ing cars dally botwoon San Francisco
nnd Chicago, via Los Angeles and El
Pnso.
Through Standnrd sleeping cars and
chair cars dully hctweon St. Paul and
Chicago.
Bo suro that your ticket roads via
tho Oroat Rock Island Routo.
Tho best and most roasonablo din
ing car service
For rates, folders and descrlptlvo lit
eraturo wrlto to A. E. COOPER,
General Agont, Portland, Of.
25,000
New Words
aro ndclcd in mo last ciiiuon of
Wobator's Inlornulionnl Diotion-
nry. tho mioriialiomii is Jcopt,
always ubrcaat of llio titnoa. It
tnlcoa coiiHtmiL work, osnoiiBivo
work ami worry, IniL il is tlio only
way to keep I ho dictionary tlio
Standard
Authority
of llio EiijL'lisli-Hponlcini' world.
Ollior (liolionarios follow. Web
ster loads.
II is llio favorilo willi Judges,
Soiio1ara,Kdiibalora,Priiilorg,otc.,
in this and foroign countrios.
A postal card will brinir you
interesting spooiiuon pages, oto.
a. & a mkuiuam company
Si'itiNOi'iKM), Mass.
i-riiMMimu or
WEBSTER'S
INTERNATIONAL
DICTIONARY.
fiiwnilTift3wGmrrr!imi
Buy Walker's
Guaranteed Paints
When you want paint for
your house or your carriage that
It mixed ready for the brush,
you can find it at Walker's, the
carriage trimmer and painter, I
carry a large stock of the beat
paints In the world. Try my
varnish gloss buggy paint. One
coat will make your bugoy look
like new.
C. H. Walker
ICO Oo'ncawoisi H rwt.
lU IIIIIMIIIWIIIMH
Market Quotations Today
A, "Make Salem a Cool Home Market" 1?
Hop Market.
Hops No sale.
Flour.
Flout 12.703 bbl.
Potatoes Apples. Etc.
Potatooe-WWGc
Onions, $1.76 to f 2 25 por 100 lbs.
Dried Fruits
Dried apples 00.
Italian prunos 40s to 60j !JJ to 3L'
Petlto Prunes 40a to 50t, a 4o.
Wood. Fence Posts. Etc.
1 Hr-3 W.25
Second Rrowth T2.G0.f-75
Asli-f 2 CO.
Body oak -$1.00.
Polo oak $ 1 00.
r'o Iar poets 0 to 10c.
B i wood 2.F0 and U 00.
lilies. Pelts andt-urs
Green hides, No. I 7c.
Green liidos, No. 2 5c.
Calf pkiiiB 1(350.
Sheep 75c.
GoatBlcina 20oto$1.00.
Gray fox 25 to 60o.
Coon 10 to 40c.
Mink 26c to $1.25.
Olter-$l to 6.
bkunk 10 to 26c.
Muakrat 1 to5c.
Wildcat 10 to 25o.
Wheat, Oats, Etc.
Wheat -50u.
Oats 31c
Barley 110 per ton.
Flax Cash, Northwest , f 1.70.
Live Stock Market.
Steers l4c.
Cows 3,4c.
Sheep f 3.50 gross to $1,00
Uroaued veal flJc
Hoga, alive 5H 6c
Hops, dressed u
Wool and Mohair.
Coarse wool 13c.
Medium 13,'ic.
Fiuts 14c.
Mohair 23uc.
Hay, Feed, Etc
Oflts-$1.16
lirtlod cheat $8 to f 8.50.
Clover 7.80
Feed barloy 10f20 por ton.
Bruu-118 50
8horte-rl20.50.
Flour, wholesale $2 (16.
Dairy and Cream ;ry Products.
Dairy butter 15c.
Oreamory 20
Storo 16($25a.
Firat-claaa country, per roll 36c.
Cream at creamery, pan skimmed
13 lie.
Beparator skimmed 16010
Stelncrs Market,
Chickens Uu.
Spring 10 to 12)6c
Egg4 per dozen, 17c.
PORTLAND MARKET.
Poiitland, June 23 - Whrtit Wan
Wulla,.0k,UUo
Flour Portland, beat irrndea f2.003
3.40. Gralinm 2 60(at2.80
OatB Oholcu White f l,20n 1 1.36.
Hurley $20 22.50 pur ton.
MillHtul! Bran, I6MH.
Hay Timothy 112 15 per ton.
Onions 76c 1.00 for now.
Potatoes 75c pur cental.
Butter Heat dairy, 14IGj; (aucy
crermery,17!iUlcifcture 13 Q6 15 .IL
Eggn-Uregon, ranch 18 0 18
Poultry Chickens, mixed $1.50 0
15.50; hens $6 50, turkeys, live 13 lo.
Muttou GrosH, 4o
Hoko Gross tJjC
Dool Grohs 4)c.
Veal-Groos (k) 70 11-.
Hops Hl0o
Wool Valley, 12 Uatt ; lituturn
Om'koii, 8l3c. Mohair, L'62(lull,
Hldefl Dry hi'lea, 111 poiiiiiIh nnd up
warde, 16c 16j(i.
It Is a Fact
That tho Pioneer llakory iiiaktw II rut
cIiihh broad and puutry. A full Hiipply
always on hand.
The Science of
Osteopathy
Many pooplu huvu been 1ml to be
lieve th round faUo report aud Igno
rance that Utftttopathlo tiuutmeut wum
painful aud evun lujurloim to children
or weakened Invalid.
NothliiK could bo furthar from the
truth for It la adapted to th caae, and
In nowluo la It lujurloim to tho frulleat
child or wuukuuud Invalid. Hut
rnther It la Invigorating and HtrttiiKth
oniiiK, aud never Ih the patient worn
out or mada norvoiiH from treatment.
However, tliura art many takerit and
pretendera in Oxtoopathy who do not
uuderatnnd how to tclva trtMitmeut
projierly. . None urn Kunuluu or com
petent who lmv not attended uchool
at leuit four Urinn of llv moutha
ach.
Dru. L. IC, Wyokoff and Mm. Gracu
AlbiiKht. of I. O. O. K. Temple, Salem,
aro Kraduutea of tho Amarlcau School
of Osteopathy, a twanty montlm'
school, and thoroiiKhly ()ualllld to
Klvo KclMiitlfle treatmaut and bundle
any cam put In thvlr cure. All dls
oaatw, (Mpttclally chroulo dlunuaeH and
deformltluii, yield to tho treatment
without knife or drugs.
Hour 9 to 4. Pboue Main 2721.
Odd Fellows' Tempts, Sulem, Or.
IF YOU ENJOY
GRAND CE NERY
Tim inly way for you to
y mbi l via rsit i,akh
City. Dvitvttr and th
HurlletMou Route.
You will tlivn e Ilia
Itoiklea tl.t Krundtat
njeiiciy on lh AwerUiaii
(itiiiliiiut. I heir ri"w
oapftwl pnk aro vitib
allium vvnry foot ot the
way from iUll Laku City
to IHnvur,
lluttha menery Isn't tht
only ulvaiitKe of the
routo via Pan vur. 'I lie
torvitw in uiifmialhsl
dialHR ear eaat of Ojien
Ubrary car rait of
Denver.
A C SHELDON. General Agh
100 Third Streer.
Portland. Ore-
$3 H. MACK
Whltp Corner, Salem, Oregon. Parties
doBlrlng Btiporlor oporutlona at mod
raqumt0 UUy branCh n'" ln osl,ocln,
STEUSL0FF BROS.
Dealers In Live Stock,
Wholesale i nnd retail butchers nnd
packers. All kinds of fresh aud Bait
and lard. 310 Commercial street.
Fireworks
WHOLESALE ami BETAI I,
HO ITOM IMilCISS
Huie Win"; Sang Co.
1 10 State Street.
OFFICE UIIV HALL
Kor wator servlco apply nt oIUco,
Uills payablo monthly in advance,
Mftko all complaints at tho ofUco.
Tb? flDDe5$..
i FINE WINKS, LIQUOK8
102 Cotirt SI
1HH ELITE CAFE
208 Commercial Street
Meals ut all hours. Open day and
hIkIu.
Only place In the city handling the
HIIIOUS
OLYMPIA BEER
Is tlio Ilecoptlon Saloon. Wholoeale
nnd retail.
E ECKBRLEW, Proprietor
L. D. HENRY'S
REAL ESTATE AND
RENTING AGENCY
is at 230 Commorclnl Street
PHONE MAIN 2681 SALEM ORE,
SOULE BROS.
PIANO TUNERS
AND REPAIRERS
PORTLAND OR. ' ,
vvm-g mu1C store.
Your Step Mother
Ih still hero busy as ovor, and when
your clothos aro all out of order, worn,
with buttons off, tako them to hor at
tho Salem Dye Works.
At this establishment you can got
anything sot to rights, from a pair of
gloves, to tho most olabornto silk
gown. A gentleman ran got his hat
cleuued, his trouuoru creased, or his
wholo suit rejuvenated to Btilt his
tusto, also four suits a month for .
lluttous sowed on, rips uewod up, suits
pressed on short notlco. New goods
shrunk fur drossmaklng.
AIRS. C. II. WALKER
105 Commercial Street
S. C. STONE, M. D.
PHOPHIBTOR OH
Stone's Drug Stores
SALEM, OREGON.
The stords(two In numbar)aro located
fit fin ''.'Af, mill 2117 noiiiiiiurelal hL.
and are well stocked with a complete
line oi urugs aim ineuicines, toiiei
articles, perfumery, brushos, etc.,
I Inu li ml ufiinu 'if i viuiru iixiiiirluneo In
tlio practlco ot medicine and now
makes uu cuargo tor consultation, ex
amination or prescription.
THEY SAY
WHO SAY?
ALL SAY
That the best fresh
roasted coffee In
the city Is sold by
The Salem Coffee Roaster
'Hih only Colico Mounter in the oily,
Phono Main 2721. I. O.O. F. Templo
CAPITAL CITY
Express and Transfer
MteU all mall and paweniier trains.
IJuukhk to all parts or the city.
Prompt (srvlcti. Telephone No. 241.
ilnlivnn I'. IIIMIllWMr
!ISiU&!H'V . uumtiuui
Barr's German Satye
lisuls ipilrkly all cuts, or bruiiMf.
h..my uirmiuiuniil iifUiiiu bai:k. unit
draws silvers out vl llwlt which oltwu
break off too short to pull, hiwkh iiku
atickinic plaUir. Try it awl you will
novsr bo wltliout. ity nun sw:.
Forwleat BARR'S JEWELRY STORE.
120 State Street. Salem, Ore.
13. "F. JONES,
Attorney at Law
Toledo, Oreoon.
Wns rlark of circuit court for alx
years and ban an up-to-date, abstract
of all property lu Liwoohi ewnty
First Class Bicycle
Repairing
And all kiwis ol
sundries at
FRANK J. MOORE'S
lu (kniri Ht. IHtStna Sill.
Pearson, Page Co.
WILL UL'Y
FRUITS OF ALL KINDS
f U PAOKIKU AND 0ANK1NO at
ton market nrlsd. Mow ready (r b4-
hm opi-nite fapltal lirewary, ialem.
Frank Dayis
Local
Manager
Salem Water to.
Cl ACCIEicn t
VETSEMENTS
a montti. All over fiveltnes nvS!wmSS.
WANTD.
Wanted Girl for gonoral houso work
during summer ln cottage at tho
coast, Newport. Good wages. Ap
ply Mrs. George T. Hodgors, north,
west corner of Oak and Capital
street, Snlom. 7-G-31
Wanted. Tnblo boardors by weok, or
board and room. Corner of Chomok
eta and High streets. Tho Mlssos
Mayloy, Props. C-23-2w
Wanted five younn menFrom Ma
rlon county to proparo at onco
for positions lu tho government
service. Apply to Inter-Stata Inst,
Codar ltaplds, la. C-17-2m
Wanted Kvorybody to try Oregon
Poot Easo for all foot ailments.
Onco tried alwaya used. Ask your
druRslst or send 25c. 8. L. Hayea,
Halsey, Oro. wilt
LOST AND FOUND.
Lost. Uotween river rroTit ntiMnrrnn"
street, or in Marlon sqtiaro, a otono
martin fur, with tails. PlcaBo re
turn to this ofllco and rccolvo lib
oral reward. 7-B-3t
Hursc Found. Containing keys. Provo
property nt Journal olllce, and pay
for this notice. 7.K.3t
Lost. Two nat koys on brass chain,
eighteen Inches long. Finder please
leave at Journal olllce, and rocolvo
reward. 7-st
Don't You Know Anytning abou,t Ed
wards' Market! At 410 State street
Host placo to buy frosh and cured
moats at the lowest pricos. Phone
2iii!P. 11. KdwardB, prop
FOR 8ALE.
Ah7ncTBoTcmu
Htoves and tents, and second-hand
Uoi)ls nt J. N. Shantz', 107 Court
street. , 6-14-tf
learn "for 8ale. Weight 1160 and
1300, well broke to work. Apply to
Hex 13, Aumsvllle, Or. 7-7-lw
r-or 5aie. j-year-oiii jersey cow, wltli
heller calf, luipilre nt Journal of
llce. 7-7-lm
ror oaiu or i raue. A raro chanco to
get a nice suburban homo of 30
aires; all kinds of fruit; good build
Iiirk; tine crop of gruln on placo;
Home funning tools and some furni
ture. Will give Immediate posses
hloii. Joshua It. Smith, three-fourths
of u mile southeast of dopot. 7-7-2 w
For Sale. family residence ol twelve
rooms, partly furnished, modern lm
movements, furnaco, etc., largo
burn, improved grounds, comprising
four lots. Will bo sold cheap. In
quire Journal ofllco. 7-1-lm
Hor Sale Cheap Hocouu hand thresh
ing utitllt. Advance Separator, 3Cx
CO, with wind stacker. Also 13 II.
P. oncluo, with water tank aud
wagon. All in good order. Prlco
$760. R M, Crolsau, Salem, Ore
gon. G-14-d&w-tt
for balo t'tiro 1'olnud China sows.
W. 11. ISgaii, Salem, It. O. No. 8.
C-21-ltu
For Balo. Now and second-hand bug
gies, new and second-band spring
wagons, buckbourds and carts, at
tho Huloui Carriage aud Wagon Fac
tory. Werner Fonnoll, proprietor,
301 Comtuurolul street 4-1C-U
LODQE8.
Protection Lodge No. 2, Anolout Or
der united Workmuu, uioelu every
Saturday oveulug ln tho ilolinau
Hull, corner of Stato and Liberty
streuts. Visiting brethren welcome.
S. A. MuFudduu, M. W. J. A. Sellwood,
ltecorder.
FOREbTEHS OF AMERICA Court
Sherwood Foresters No. 19. Meets
Frlduy nights in Turner block. Ira
Hamilton O. It.; A. U Ilrowu, bee
Central Lodue No. 18 K. of P. Cautlo
Hall lu llolmuu block, corner State
uud Llburty stroots, Tuosday of
each week at 7: SO p. m. Claud
Townsend, C. C; Zadoc J. Illgga, K.
oi It. aud S.
TONQOHIAL.
Evans' BarDor Shop Ouly Urst-ohus
shop on Stato street. Kvery thing
new and up to-duto. Finest porcelain
baths. Shave, 16c; hair-cut, 2So;
baths, 26o. Two tlrst-class boot
blacks, a W. Kvans, proprietor.
Ryan's flhavlno Parlors. Sovon first
claae burburs cnguged. Fluo buth
rooms lu ally. Wo uso antlseptlo
Hterlllzer. J. Ryan, Prop.
HOP AND PRCJilpJJSHXSDJi.
jTcarmichael llop buyer. Ofllco la
IJush-Iireymau bulldlug, Salem, Oro-
guu. Humpies of ohoRio hops sollc-
Red from all growers.
PHYSICIANS.
J, H. Orower, physician and surgeon.
Office In dray blook. Rooms 7 end
9. Phone 01.
OSTEOPATHY.
Dr. L. B. Wyokoff and Dr. uraoe
bright. Teuiy weatha graduates
ut the AueUan School of Ostoop
ai, KlrksvlUe. .Mo. Ur. Wyokoff la
Ui only twenty jaouths' gentleman
graduate lu Salem. Odd Fellows'
Temple. 'Phone Main 2721.
BrV'M: T. SclicTottteWttUUatvJ auaiZ
..can Siihool of .OBteopaffiy IOr
villa. Mo. Office U1588 f
over the Spa, Office hpuw V
11.-30 aad 1 to i. .--,, ,.V
W. O. ftobblns, OroktfOR1
Graduate of tho .QpURibaJ
of Osteopathy, GblMgO, JUT,
117 Court street ChronJeOl
a splalty. ft
Brjbih Het tffflaf . "x
Many are already l r 1
uuuular rewrt. ler full partlettkra 1
addr F. W. HUHW.
7 2 od Detroit, Ore.
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