The Daily journal., July 10, 1902, Image 3

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ACKER'S
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
'uro Dyspepsia and all disorders aris
ing from inuigesuon. uuuorscu uy
Iphyslclnns everywhere. Sold by all
druggists. No euro, no pay. 25 cents.
Trial package free by writing to W.
IH. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
Iwo Years
am
Powdered Vanilla wnB eold by a ,
gentleman from the Knot.
Now wo have the same kind of
goods to toll.
Tho nowifor is clean, clear, white
and Htronjr.
Call for "Crystal Sugared Vanll-
ilnu".
The price In cheaper than what it
has bien sold for.
'OKOHAAIA TEA STORE
COFFKU ROASTJSli.
IPfiono 2411 black. Free Delivery
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVAL8.
W. D. Traley, Portland.
flios. Colllnson, Portland.
Jan J. Malarkey, Portland,
leorgo C. Stout, Portland.
V'dnm S. Collins, San Francisco.
K. D. Chun, Now York.
H. Johnson, Jacksonville.
J. Flck, Jacksonville.
M. Menfeld, New York.
F. Jonos, Toledo, Or.
11. Homer, Corvallls.
I
Kharles K. Carey, Troy, N. Y.
L-. Shattuck, Prlnuvllle.
M, a. Schoflold, city.
III. 11. Olst, San Francisco.
RJeo. K. Koyl, Kansas City.
cker'a Blood Elixir positively
res Clironlc Uloou l'oisomng nnu
Scrofulous affOCtloilS. At all tllllOS
sEjiutehless system tonic and purlflor.
JMpnoy refunded If you ore not satlr
IfnTd. 60c. and $1.00. D. J. Fry, Ding-
o
Good Meals
Iro always had at tho White. House
jftostnurant. Wo try to satisfy our pat
Si, with first-class meals and cour
itcous treutment. Open day and nlitfit.
In Open Letter
rcMn puaiji pc.
You ubked for news from
MV 111 -11 I J
news, except we had an excitement over an escaped convict
jyjifi has had things his own way
Sue to prison. We called out
MHIJ- til ...
velC0Uld not COaX llim 111.
fisshimrton and feels better over
S5ed by persons he selects and
ervice that he desires, horn a span of horses to a gaso '
boat. Ae is headed k i VictoiiaB. C .', where he expects
oTimpfess into his seivice one
Will llien gO On a tOUr iirOUnd
,We also had a Fourth of
nL well except our Goddess
f1 from her wagon.) The
wr. ... . i
MUirougn tne procession ana
tp.ua 01 tne event, ana so were
SSSlmusic from the Reformed
Hf , ...... ...
atom Hayseed Military band and
rdMihe dogs and monkeys
SlKiclArc Ann onrl hflnrJno-
.ViVm. ''"' ""'" '"' 'f
,ur Fireworks was grand.
-
Ill of a sudden we saw in letters of fire "GO H0AE,M1Da",I,Mr8-w-?-Mr8oand Mra-
IdWe Skipped tO keep OUt Of
Bam sorry to inform ypu
Sfflbountry and come to New
eady advertised my house for
gse. I have all the modern
USgtwo blocks from the post
buys it that deserves to have a good home for I went to
Sfpense of having the best
Ulgnibuilding the house.
Whave also offered my store at an immense bargain to
rade as low as 65c on the dollar and am retailingat pres'.
or about half what goods
nave everything disposed of
jlenty of lims to skate in a
Lbhould any ot your friends
Commercial St.. Salem.
F :
fiend.
IS. Friedman.
DIXON DEHORNER
our canes and yearlings. Do
ner. it laior paste mat It
w remove the born on any ralf
lieu.
RiFWQTED
SA A If wr JUA
JN
Had Seadinen.
m-h-m-mi limit n 11 1 h ni'
feSocial Realm!
HHh-H"i'H"H"H-.'Hi4 "M I l-H-H"
Long-Balllnger.
The marriage ceremony that united
Miss Grace Edith Long, of this city,
and Hoy L. Halllngor, of Konnowlck,
'WashlnRton, was performed at the
home ot the bride's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Long, on East stato street,
at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening, Rov.
John Parsons, of the First Methodist
church, being the ofUclatlng clergy
man. About forty of tho Immediate
friends of tho young people witnessed
tho ceremony.
Uoth of tho young people- are well
known In Salem, whoro they have
lived tho greater part of their llvos.
Mr, and Mrs. Daltingor loft this morn
ing for Konnowlck, Washington, whoro
they will reside. Mr. Balllngor Is man
ager or a largo lumuor yarn at inni.
place.
o
Wedding at Chemawa.
Miss May Dlodgett and Adolph Far
row were married at tho Chemawa. In
dian Training School at 3 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon by ltov. II. A.
Ketchum, of this city. Th'o ceromony
wob performed In tho school chapel,
and was witnessed by a groat number
of tho officers, teachers and pupils of
tho school. Miss Agnes nagnell acted
as bridesmaid, and Antolno Calsso was
best man, Miss Gertrude Brewer play
ing tho wedding march.
Mr. and Mrs. Farrow have gono to
Pendleton to spend a fow dnys, when
thoy will return to Chemawa and re
side. Mr. Farrow Is employed In the
harness making department of tho
school.
Miss Coshow Entertains.
MIsa Lois Coshow very happily acted
tho part of hostess Wednesday even
ing at her homo on Mill street, when
she entertained a small qompnny of
young peoplo In honor of hor guest,
Miss Gertrude O'Brien, of Albany. Af
ter a period of social converse tho
j young people wero faored with Bomo
vocal selections by tho Misses Jonos
and Prof. Clinton KubboII, and Miss
Church gave a number of pleasing in-
strumoniai pieces, uancing rouowcu,
and tho von best tlmo was tne natural
ri.HiiU umlnr minli fnvnrnliln nilHlilfes.
Ilofroshments wero served, and so de
lightfully passed tho ovonlng that
"good nights" wero not exchanged un
til tho hour had dangerously ap
proached when that form of salutation
could technically havo been consld
orod Inappropriate. MIbs Coshow was.
1 assisted In entertaining hy her sister,
Miss Viva Coshow.
Oregon. There is very lit tie
and cannot be coaxed to go
the militia of Oregon and
it ii i
He then Went Over tO
there. He orders his meals
he impresses every one in l
of the British Men-of-war.
the WOrld. I
July celebration. Everything,"
lost her wheel (I mean the
Elks took her up and carried
.. ...
tney appeared to De very,
an tne spectators, we had
Indians, Mjnmouth and the
t j i i r
we had plenty of peanuts,
enjoyed themselves seeing the
th rlorbUc ,ll, (n, o nh- ,
HI ItlVw Hi A w 1 14 vU lw A
0
While the singers was play
the .Wet.
that I intend to leave this
York to see you. 1 have"'""'! nv . ,., nf m...
sale, which I built for my
conveniences in a good lo-
office and 1 hope some per-
material and woikmanship
!
are sold elsewhere and 1 hope
by November so that we can.Becau" H Fmuia ' submitted to
sail boat over the Cauguaj
come this way direct ihem
Oregon, where they will find
3 ' i
not use a saw and eJIpprre
aimliril to ttia horn wllb a
from one day to one
JP, WHITE
u, filial -(
91 Court Street, SaWw, Or.
ac
Thosor present were: Mr. and Mrs.
G. W. Jones, Mrs. G. II. Jones, MIbs.
'Gertrude C'Brlcn, of-Albany; Misses
Church, Miller, Loulr-o McGco, Ella
Sohoonfeld, Emnui Schoonfold, Mne
Jones and Kathleen Jones; Messrs W.
D. Evans, W. H. Burghardt, Jr., Goo.
Snyder, J. W. Cochran, Frank Myors,
Frank MeGeo and Prof. Clinton Bus
sell.
Lawn Social.
Kcmembor tho lawn nodal Friday
evening, July 11th, at tho residonce of
Mrs. A. E. Miller, South Salem. Plen
ty of lco cream and cake. 7-10-1
PERSONALS.
E. H. Flagg Is In Portland.
O. Stolz was in Jefferson today.
Squire Farrnr was in Portland to
day. Ed. II. Lamport is home from Port
land. Rov. and Mrs. Coney wero In Turner
today.
Wcrnor Breyman was in Portland
today.
Miss Ethel Knight Is visiting nt
Woodburn.
Ira Erb wont to Albany today on
contracting business.
John Wltschen, of Turner, was In
tho city renewing his youth.
J. R. Linn, the hop man, visited the
north end of tho county today.
Miss Edmundson is homo from the
Colvlllo, Wash., Indian agency.
Miss Josslo Breyman leavoe today
for a month's visit in Newport.
Miss llewett, of Albany, was a guest
of Mrs. Geo. G. Bingham yesterday.!
MIbs Breyman, of Portland, Is a
guest of her sistor, Mrs. H. D. Patton.
Mrs. L. B. McClauo and daughter,
Maude, liavo returned from Portland.
Mrs. W. C. Hawloy Is visiting at the
Chautauqua Association, at Gladstone
Park.
II. J. Bigger has returned from sev
eral days Bpent in Portland on logal
matters.
C. E. Brown has gone' to Eugene to
go Into tho fence and hop basket man
ufacture. Dr. Richardson was sont for today
to attend Mrs. Chas. Miller, Sr near
Jefferson.
Mrs. W. A. Mooresnnd Mrs. S. L.
Haydon aro spondlng a fow dnys in
Portland.
L. J. Adams, of Sllvorton, nnd IX. E.
Swank, of Aumsvlllo, woiu in the city
Wednesday ovonlng. '
Miss Church, an instructor nt the
stato blind school, is spending u fow
days at Chautauqua.
Miss Bolso and hor cousin, Miss
Watt, of Forest Grove, wero roform
school visitors today.
Miss Constauco Handsockcr, who
has been visiting Miss Leda Huron,
lias returned to Eugene.
Contractor Campbell, of tho fcdoral
postofllco, has gono to Ashland to has
ten tho stono shipments.
Dan J. Malarkey, roproeontntivo
elect from Multnomnh county, was in
Salem Wodnosday evoning.
Stato Suporintondont Ackorninn and
C. H. Jonos aro homo from Corvallls,
whoro thoy attonded n teachers' insti
tute. Miss Hnmiuott, formorly a nurso nt
tho Salem Hospital, lias boon visiting
l"U OUIUII1 I1UBII11UI, MUM IJUUU VIBIllIlK
hBm. nni, ,,9 mnn , Kllironn fnr n
'visit.
I , Mr Tl M,r,8, A "ofor an,d f.1!11'
uiuh, nun. uuiuur DiiuiJii mill mihh
Ramago loft today for a few days nt
Newport.
vSZJiJSnmTaS 'd5
for Newport, where thoy win spomi
to summer.
boon 'visiting 'at tho homo 'or w. ir.
Darby, havo roturnod to tholr home
fc ,, ,,. .
attonded the Long-Baiiingor wedding
wtlnsduy evening, returned to
Brownsvlllo toduy.
a. o. Graves, of ti.P rubsou Agricui-
tumi impiomont Co., was in town to-
m ft0 se "''" M"V" and Po,k
county agont. F. A. Wiggins.
b. f. jonos, joint roproaontativo-
QQCi from Po,k nml wncom countios,
is in tho city from Toledo. Mr. Jones
anxra li t a f Tl I r I Tktmn m fr
'senator.
U 41 11 IW MCt 1111 llllllLBl 11B11I1UI1I1 1111
day afternoon, whoro thoy attended
tne wedding, of Harry cusiok to miss
missos iiorgan, went to Portland to-
t,ny t0 m(MJt hor 8,BUr- M,iW F'roco
Kl Campo. to.. for a visit.
Mr. ami Mrs. j. Connor. Mrs. j. p.
Z,f ?T,n
Wt overland Wednesday for Mr. Con'
utVa '"8 rttnch ,n Kiamath county.
DOCTORa ENDOR3E herp.c.dp.
Alexander McMuiiau. m. a. a prom-
inu phynieian of Lansing. Michigan.
rtT,, ? thee,ca7 l 'e teat8;
Ifarnlpliin fnr ilnnilriiff nnil tha rAault
, .
haa been all that could be desired."
Herplcldo Is made upon an entirely
new principle, that is. that dandruff
and falling hair are oaused from a
microbe that infests the hair bulb, and
by destroying the microbe1 one's
hair la bournl to grow luxuriantly.
Hsrplclde is the only hair remedy.
that claims to. and really doee destroy
tha dandruff germs.
U Uf.U m l Ui4 "UJw bin mtei
Mktiurf, 1.l,uiu tx.rwA
VklfirMM -.Wh.llMM4 J.OM,
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r.f.u.un
i inn iru
U UrtKUA.
tmrm u.
f $LSRGSJg '
M4.it.. . rifaJZrZ.
wir. hh)
I r-A CHICHI8TCH-B HOliaH
i .- Epennyrqyal pills
small brusi). tl Jf-J i.iuIfc4Jj-r u.JiMr
year old. or rZttlVirlfi!a
' f&s;
THE DAILY JcnJKtvAL,
Ml I l IIWIlBMrtM f "I" I
DOES
MUCH
GOOD
Work of Greater Salem Com
mercial Club
What Has Been Accomplished
in Eight Months' Time
An Inspection of tho finances and
records of tho Greater Salont Com
mercial Club rovoals that tho organi
zation has been an actlvo one. Its val
ue to the business and Industrial life
of tho Capital City 1ms substantial ev
idence. That It lias proved an oftec
tlvo commercial agency for promot
ing tho every intorost of tho commu
nity, no one questions, nnd thnt it
will in the future Increase in useful
ness is a natural conclusion, when the
succoss of the pnst Is taken Into con
sideration. During Its short ltfo, tho
club has porformed a valuable sorvico
in encouraging the production of llax,
as a staple crop, by. securing tho loca
tion at Salem of a plant for perform
ing the Initiatory work of manufacture
Ing llax fibre, thut promises to even
tually become a large linen mill of in
calculable worth to the on t Ice state.
In addition to this, Salem and sur
rounding country, through tho agency
of this organization, has been ndver
tlscd to an extent never before known.
Tho Greater Salem Commercial
Club was organized on tho evening ot
October 30th. it now bus an actlvo
membership of 108. The club has sus
pended regular meetings until Sep
tember, when tho work In liand will
bo resumed and pushed forward vig
orously. In tho meantime, Socrctnry
Judnh lias waived all compensation,
but Is attending to all correspondence,
and affairs concerning the club, that
require lmmcdinto attention.
In Its eight months' life, the club
has collected In fees nnd subscrip
tions tho sum of ?110:i.05, of which
an unexpended balauco of nbout $200
remains In the treasury. A stntcmunt
of Home of the principal nxpcndlturofi
follews:
Advertising $ 311.05
Stationery 23.70
Postage 2G.9!
Salary 200.00
Literature ,
ftntortalnmcnt
7(I.C0
18.00
MlscollnneouB 23.50
Flax nine mill 170.86
Total $S70.rf;
Tho club, during the eight months,
held 17 mootlugs, while tho executive
commlttoo was In session 13 t linos.
Wlillo the club, and more particular
ly tho olllcors thoreof, Is vory grateful
to tho geneinl public, nnd directly to
the public-spirited people of tho city,
for aiding In tho work, and nmldtiK
possible tho malntonauce of the or
ganization thus far, ovou g ion tor on-
courngomont Is expected for tho future
that tho organization may provo of
oven groator value in tho work yot to
bo undertaken.
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollurs Ho
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
P. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O
Wo, the undersigned, havo known P.
J. Chouey for tho last 1G years, and be
llovo hlhi to bo porfoctly hoiiorahlo In
all business transactions, and finan
cially ablQ to carry out any business
obligations mndo by tholr firm.
West & Truax, Wholoaalo Drug
gists, Toledo, O. Waldlng, Kinnan &
Marvin, Wholosalo Druggists, Toledo,
O.
Hall's Catarrh Curo 1b takon intor
nally, actiug dlrootiy upon tho blood
and mucous surfacos of tho systom.
Testimonials sont freo. Prices 7Cc
per- bottlo. Sold by all druggists.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
O' '
Quality Is a Hobby
With us. and we stick to It, no mat
ter what the "otlior follows" may do.
Pure, sure, Is a motto we live up to,
even If it costs us a measure of odr
profits. You run no risks nt
IUtANSON & HAOAN'S.
The Science of
Osteopathy
Many people have been led to be
lieve through false reports and igno
anco that Osteopathic treatment was
painful and even Injurious to children
or weakened Invalid.
Nothing could be farther from the
truth for it ie adapted ta the case, and
In nowise Is It Injurious to the frailest
child or weakened invalid. Hut
rather it is Invigorating and strengtli
ening, and novor Is the patlout worn
out or made nervous from- treatment.
However, there are many fakera and
pretenders in Osteopathy who do not
understand how to give treatment
properly. . None are genuine or com
petent who hive not attended sehool
at least four terms of five month.
each,
Dra. I H. Wyekoft and Mrs. Orace
Albright, of I. O. O. F. Temple, Salem,
are graduates of tha American Sehool
of Osteopathy, a twenty months'
school, and thoroughly qualified to
give solentlfle treatment and handle
any ease put la their eare. All dls
eaJMM, especially ehronle diseases and
flonrmltfn vlAtil tn fh. tr&nuiifr
o 9 to 4. Phone Main 2721
Odd Fellow' Temple, Salem, Or
.ALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1002.
NORTHWEST
THOROUGHLY
ADVERTISED
0. R. &. N. Co. Issnes Pamph"
let for Distribution .
Tho O. It. & N. Company has Just is
sued its new edition of a pamphlet on
titled "Oregon, Washington and Ida
ho." Tho pamphlet is finely Illustrat
ed and contains much vnluablo Infor
mation concerning tho Northwest. It
contains about 100 pagos, and treats
In an oxtonslve way of tho resources
of tho section represented, and tho
niany opportunities and places for set
tlement. It is of peculiar and unsur
passed value for advertising purposes,
and it is primarily to cover that field
that Its publication has resulted.
More than ton pages aro devoted to
brief descriptions of tho principal
points In tho Unco states, tho towns
bolng alphabetically arranged. In tho
Uack of tho pamphlet is attached a
largo and servlconble mnp of tho three
states.
A. L. Craig, gcnoral passongor agent
for tho O. it. & N. Company, an
nounces that tho pamphlets aro for
freo Uastem distribution. Persons de
siring to have tho literature sent to
friendB In the East may send tho nd
drossos to Mr. Craig, at Portland, and
tho pamphlets will bo forwarded, or
tho pamphlets may bo procured upon
application through tho local agent.
Tho O. It. & N. Company lias always
been enterprising in advertising the
Northwest, but tho pnmphlet that has
Just appeared Is the most complete
and serviceable production tho com
pany has ovor issued
It Is a Fact
That tho Plonoor Dakory makes first
class bread and pastry. A full supply
always on hand.
New Treatment
for Varicocele
So ninny peoplo, old uud young, nre
affucted witli varicocele that a means
of having it cured was something long
sought for, and surgical science has
boon at fault until vory recently. Dr.
Danin, at Wlllamotto Hotol, Snlem, Is
now able to accomplish It, nbsolutoly
without pain or detention from busi
ness, so the curo is permnneut nnd
lasting. As a proof of this aHsertlon
wo refer, by permission, to Mr. A. J.
Armstrong, cutter nnd chief assistant
of "Nlcoll, tho Tailor," nt 80 Third
atrotit, Poithiud. Hend his enrd:
Td Whom It May Concern.
Without solicitation I volunteer my
toBtlmonlnl In favor of Dr. Darrlu, who
cured mo of an aggravated caso of
varicocele of many years' standing.
Had dospalred of cure until olght
years ago I tried Dr. Danln's now
method mid was pormnnontly cured,
and have had no return of tho trouble.
I most emphatically recommend Dr.
Darrlu as a skillful physician nnd
Jtialghtforwnrd mun In busluoss. Will
Kladly confer with anyono, olthor In
person or by lottor, at 80 Third street,
where I huvo'boon employed for yourB,
A. J. AHMBTUONG.
The Great Rock Island Route.
Through personally conducted tour
ist sleeping cars betwoen Portland and
Chicago ouco a wook, and between Og
don and Chicago thrco tlmos a weok,
via tho Sconlc lino.
Through Standard sloeplng cars
dally botwoon Ogdou and Chicago, via
tho Sconlc lino.
Through Standard Bleeping cars
dally botwoon Colorado Springs and
St. Louis.
Through Standard and tourist sloop
lug cars datly botwoon San Francisco
and Chleago, via Los Angeles and El
Paso.
Through Standard sloaplng cars and
chair cars dally botwoon St. Paul and
Chicago.
Do sure that your tlckot roads via
the Great Hock Island Itouto.
The best and most roasonablo din
ing car sorvico.
For ratoH, folders and deacrlptlvo lit
erature wrlto to A. K, COOPER,
Genoral Agont. Portland, Or.
Do your Children
A8K
QUESTIONS?
Of corn-go thoy do. It ia thoir
way of lonnnug ami it i yonr duty
to answer. You iiiay.nowl a dic
tionary to aid you. It won t an
swor orory question, but thoro aro
tuoiisaniia to wnion u win give yon
true cloor and dofiuito answors.
not about words only, but about
tbwga, tho aim, nmolmiory, men,
nlaces. stories and tho like Then,
too, tho children can ilnd thoir
own answers, boino or our
groaloat moil havo usoribod their
power to study of tho dictionary.
Of coiirsoyou want tho boat dic
tionary. Tlio moat orilioal profor
tho Tofranil JiuJargod JJdilion of
webster's
International
Dictionary.
vol havt any quttliont
about it ttrilt Ui
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PORTLAND
SOCIETY
WOMAN
In the Hands of Custom House
Officials
Caught Smuggling Silks and
Embroideries
Mrs. II. D. Green, of Portland, one
of tho social londors of tho metropolis,
who was n passongor on tho Pacific
Mall stoamor Doric, which nrrlvod in
San Francisco Saturday from tho Orl
ont, had a lot of rich silks and em
broideries Boixod by the custom houso
officers on tho chnrgo that sho was at
tempting to smugglo them in. Mrs.
Green had boon visiting Manila, whoro
hor son, Hay Green, who wont to tho
Philippines with tho Oregon volun
teers, is now living. Tho troublo grow
out of an nttompt on tho part of Mrs.
Groan to avoid tho paymont of dutlos
on n vnluablo Importation of silks,
ombroldorlos and otlior waros', which
sho had collected In tho Orient, nnd
which wore found Ingeniously secreted
In hor baggago. Yards and yards of
rich Oriental silks and embroideries
of great worth woro found sowed with
in tho lining of dresses,
Mrs. II, D. Green, is tho widow of
tho lato II. D. Green, of Portland, who
was president of tho Portland Gas
Company. Ho died soyoral years ago,
leaving his wlfo a largo fortune. Mrs.
Green is woll connected In nodal clr
cIoh In that city, and has mndo her
homo in tho Portland hotol. Hal
Green, n bou, committed sulcldo somo
years ngo by taking carbolic acid In
a drink nt tho Hotel Portland bar, and
loft n largo ostato. A daughtor mar
ried C. J. Heed, who Is tho head of
tho Columbia Implement Company,
of Portland.
The Excltemont Not Over
The rush to the drug store still con
tinues and dally scores of peoplo call
for a bottle of Kemp's llalBam for the
Throat and Lungs for tho cure of
Coughs, Colds, Autumn, Dronchitts and
Consumption. Kemp's Dalsam, tho
standard family romody, la sold on n
guarantoo and noVer falls to glvo on
tiro satisfaction. Prico 2Cc nnd C0c.2
Lndles Can Wear Shoes,
Ouo slzo smaller nftor using Alton's
Foot-Knso, a powder to bo shaken Into
tho shoos. It makes tight or new shoos
fool easy; gives Instant relief to corns
and bunions. It Is tho greatest comfort
dhicovory of tho ago. Cures and pre
vents swollon feet, blisters, callous nnd
sore Bpota. Allou'd Foot-KaBo Ib n cer
tain curo for swoatlng, hot, aching
foot. At all druggists and shoo stores,
2Co. Trial package FHI3K by mall.
Address Allen S. Olmsted, Lo Roy, N.
Y. 1
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Buy Walker's
1 Guaranteed Paints 3
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When you want paint for M
your house or your carriage that at
a Is mixed ready for the brusJi, JJ
you can find It at Walker's, the m
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100 Third Street.
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desiring superior operations at mod
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STEUSL0FF BROS.
Dealers In Llvo Stock,
VholcsaIo and retail butchors and
packers. All kinds of fresh and salt
meats. Uno sausages, hams, bacon
and lard. 310 Commercial street.
Huie Wing Sang Co ,
Special 8lo of all waists,
while under near, wrappers
lloor mtluKi. UorrOM
1'ltICKS. :: : ti
140 State St, Salem, Or.
OFFICE UITY HALL
For water sorvico apply at ofllco.
Dills payable monthly lrf advance.
Mako nil complaints at the ofllco.
102 Cofjpf Si
I HE ELITE CaFE
208 Commercial Street
Mcnle at all hours. Open day and
Kight.
Only place In the city handling tho
nmoua
OLYMPIA BEER
I tiio Kecoptlou Baloon. WlioloBalo
and retail.
R HCKBRLBN, Proprietor
S0ULE BU0S-
PIANO TUNERS
AND REPAIRERS
PORTLAND OR. ftfflf .W3
Win's Mule Store.
Your Step Mother
Is Btlll hero busy as over, and when
your clothes aro all out ot ordor, worn,
with buttons off, take thorn to hor at
tho Salem Dyo Works.
At this establishment you can gut
anything set to rights, from a pair of
gluvos, to tho most elaborate silk
gown. A gentleman can got his hat
cloanod, IiIb trouaors creased, or his
whole suit rejuvenated to suit IiIb
tasto, also four suits a month for U.
Buttons sowed on, rips sowed up, suits
proBued on short notlco. Now goods
shrunk for dressmaking.
MRS. C. H. WALKER
105 Commercial Street
JTIKSTOLASSKOTJflLi
P.W.ROSS, Prjsrlttor.
Tliis popular, bust ol all summer re
sorts Is situated iit-ar Detroit, eaitern
torminus ol Cnrvallm A Kneturn 11. K.
in tho lionrt ot the Cntcadu mouutains.
Regular puck train mnkus daily trip
from Detroit to the iprlngfl. Tentiiiif
prlvllt'ties free. All cmnp uiipiilli'S ran
be purrhnend at the )-rlnf. Kxcellent
fishing nnd hunting. Rntos aro verir
reasouuhle. For lurther intormatiou
arid rest, F. W. ROSH,
7 1 Hm Detroit, Oro.
S. C. ST0NH, M. D.
PH0PHIET0R OH
Stone's Drug Stores
SALEM, OREGON.
Tho atores(two In numbor)aro located
at No. 230 and 207 Commercial st,
and are woll stocked with a complete
liuo of drugs and medicines, toilet
nrtlolos, porfumory, brushoo, otc,
Has had somo 2C yoars experience in
the practlco of medicine and now
makos no cbargo for consultation, ex
amination or prescription.
B. F. JONES,
Attorney at Law
Toledo, Oregon.
Was ulork of circuit court for six
years nnd has an up-to-dato abstract
of all proporty In Lincoln county
Firsf Class Bicycl?
Repairing
And all kinds fit
sundries at
FRANK J. MOORE'S
10 Court Bl. l' 2W.
l'Pearson,PageCo.
WILL IIUY
FRUITS OF ALL KINDS
Kilt l'AOKINO AND OANNINU st
g ' top market prtoe. Now ready (or hull-
tines upiolle Oapltal urewery, osibih,
ff. r..,:o Local
rrailli LiaYia Manaeer
OBTEOPATHV.
Dr. L. E. Wyckoff and or. urace Al
bright. Twenty iHOBtlm BraJuftt
of the Awerirau Bobool of Osteon
aihy. Itlrksville. Mo. Dr. Wyckoff Is
the ouly twenty mouths' gentleman
icraduate In Halein. Odd Fellows'
Temple. 'Fhoae Main 8781.
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Dr. Ml T. Scrtosttle-lradualo AmerJ-
can Sehool of osieopainy, rur
vllle, Ho. Office In Tioga bloak.
over thq Spa. Offleo hours 8:30 to
Wtf ftobblris, Dr. of" Osicofftth'y-
OraduatM of th voiuuiuia ows
of Osteopathy. Chicago. Ill Office
i iK7 Pmirt. utruet. Chronic dlseasea
a specialty.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
Wanted. Thrco or four men to work
in haying, at $1.25 per day and
board. Inquire of W. B. Duncan, nix
mlloa northwest of Salem, on Snlen
and McCoy Btago lino.
cherry FicKers Wantea. ai uiv
- Deardsley farm, Eola. Apply at
farm, or at Poarson-Pago Cc.'oppo
slto brewery. 7.t
Wanted tlvo youna men From Ma
rion county to prepare at ,001:0
for positions in the government
service. Apply to Intor-Stato last,
Cedar Itapida, Ia. 0A7-2m
Wanted Kvorybody to try Oregon
Foot Kaso for all foot ollmonta.
Once Uied alwaya used. Ask your
druggist or Bend 26c 8. L. Hayes,
xiaisoy, ore. 5-27tf
m mum um.huilliim mxijxww
LOST AND FOUND.
ound A black radyVnurSoTpotnniii.
ing somo money, manlcuro tools, a
tie, hmidkorchlof, overshoos, a
swoator, n tlumblo novor used, a
powder brush, n lino tooth comb and
a bottlo of porfumo. Owner can
havo samo by paying for this ad, and
proving proporty to tho satisfaction
of tho ilndor. V. 11. Andoraon, 219
Commercial streot. 7-9-6t
Lost In tno uuaincBS part of tho city,
n point laco handkerchief. Liberal
reward for roturn to 50 Marlon
street 7-0-3t
Don't You Know Anyuitng about Ed
warda' Market? At 410 State stroot
lloHt place to buy froah aud curod
meats at tho lowest prices. Phono
2024. 1), Edwards, prop
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I FOR RENT.
For Rent or For 8ale. 12-room houso,
partly lurnishod, laro grounds,
stable, etc. 7-9-lm.
ror ncnt. cotiago on mil auovo yo
Creek, adjoining Kd. Sullivan. 8
ting room and kitchen, with thrco
bedrooms upstairs. All porfoctly
tluuu. Two bedstoads and springs,
live chairs aipl table. $30 for flea
son. 1 red OluKon, Newport. 7-8-1 w
FOR 8ALE.
For bale.- A light wagon. Inquire at
liriHwnld & Chase. 7-8-lw
For Bale. Two good milch cows. In
(pure at Fltta & Duty's market, at
130 Court streot, Salem, Or. 7-8
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For Sale. One standard bred mare,
weighing 1U00 pounds, mid one
Couur d'Alone colt, 30 dayB old, nt a
bargain. 15. A. Fierce, at "Tho
Oaks," Capital street. 7-8-3t
For 8ale. Now river boat, with sail,
18 feet lung. Intended for gusollne
launch, cheap. Inquire at Journal
olllce. 7-8-1 m
ATI Kinds Of camping utensils,
Btoves aud tents, and second-bund
gouds at J. N. Sliautz', 107 Court
stroet. 6-14-tt
Team for Sale. Weight 1100 aud
1300, wull broke to work. Apply to
llox 13, Aumsvlllo, Or. 7-7-lw
for bale. a-your-okl Jersey cow, wiui
heifer calf. Inquire at Journal of
llco. 7-7-lm
hor bale or Trade. A ruro chanop to
get a nice uuburbau homo of 30
ucrefl; all kinds of fruit; good build'
Inys; fine crop of grain on plaoo;
Home farming tools and somo furni
ture. Will give Immediate posses
sion. Joshua It. Bmlth, throe-fourths
of a iuIIq southeast ot depot 7-7-2 v
For Sale Cheap Becond haud threaU
lug outilt. Advance Boparator, 36x
CO, with wlud stacker. Also 13 II.
1. engine, with water tank and
wagon. All in good order. I'rlco
7C0. K. M. Crolsan, Balom, Ore
gon. fl-U-dftw-U
For Sale Furo Poland China sows.
W. 11. Mean, Salem, II. D. No, 8.
0-31-lm.
For Sale, Now and second-hand bug
glou, new aud aaoood-tiBud spring
wagons, buokboardti and carta, at
tho Baluui Carrlago and Wagon. Fac
tory. Werner Fennell, proprietor,
301 Commercial street. 4-16-U
LODGES.
Orntrrllnn Lodna No. 2. Ancient Or
der United Workmen, mootu evory
Saturday ovoulug iu the llolmau
Hall, cornor of Htate and Liberty
streeU. Visiting erolhrcu welcouie.
H. A. McFaddon, M. W- J- A, Boilwood,
Huoordor.
FORESTERS OF AMERICA-Court
Bhurwood Foreutors No. J'J. Meeta
Friday nlghu iu Turner block. Ira
Hamilton O. K.; A. U Drown. Bee
Central Lodge Ho. 18 K. of P.CajstIo
Hall In Hohnao block, corner Stato
aud Liberty streets, Tuesday of
each week at 73Q p. in. Claud
Townsend, C. ft; Zadoo J. Hlucs, It.
of It. und a.
Evans' Barber Shop-Only flrst-ciwu
shop on Bute streoU Krery thla
new aud uiMo-date. Fineet porcelain
baths. Btiave, l&o; haircut, 56o;
hatha. 26c. Two flrstolass boot
blacks. O. W. Kvaua, proprietor.
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Ryan's Shtvlno PalorsBevea flMl
olasa barbera engueoJ. Bt bath
rooms Iu city. We uo antUepUo
nlerlUser. J. Kyaa, Prop.
HOP AND PRODUCE BUYERS,
j Carmlchael Hop buyer. Office la
BtKSJmS building. Balew, Ore
gon. Bnwplaa of cholee hop Bo)le
Red il iowhl
PHYSICIANS.
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Office In Gray bl Bw 7 "N
9, Phone 81.
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