TWC ""'
WHEN IIFE'S AT STAKE,:;
V - . . ' . .
Tlie most timid man will take any
chance of escape. The slender rope
dropped down the precipice, -the slip
pery log over the ab6S, anything that
offers a chance of life, la eagerly snatch
ed at. The end the man seeks Is safety,
He cares nothing
for the means to
that end.
There are thou
sands of men and
women whose
lives are at stake,
who are hindered
from accepting
the one means of
safety by foolish
prejudice.
Doctor Tierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery has
been the means of
restoring health
to innuy men and
women whose hol
low cough, bleed
ing lungs, ema
ciation and weak
ness seemed to
warrant the state
ment of local phy
sicians "There is
no cure nossible."
Why should prejudice against a put-up
medicine hinder you from trying whut
has cured thousands of suffering incu
and women?
"Only for Di Pierce' ttoMcii Mulli! Dis
covery I thlnV. I would litt !yIv,e'' lU"
write Mr Mcj Mile, of Hlllinrrt I in j (.!.,
Wyoming "1 I""' Hitleim " 'n' ' cl ll not
sleep nt night olid -i (.oitipclkd lu ve up
work It affected my lmii? ", hat I coiifflied
alt the time, both lnv unci night My
all thoiittlit 1 had cotiiumption My wife li.ul
taken Dr Pierce's iaorltc Prescription nd It
had helped her to much she lnUted on my try
lnir Ills 'Golden Medical Discovery '-which I
; did I hae taken four bottle and in now u
well man, welRlinte i$ poumn, uwum -i
fierce Ooldcn Medical Discovery."
The sole motive for substitution is to
permit the dealer to make the little more
profit paid by the sale of less meritorious
medicines. He gains; you lose.
Powdered Vanilla was Fold by a
gentleman from thy Kant.
Now wo hnve the pitmo kind of
goods to gull.
The powder Is dean, t:ltar, white
and Btrontr.
Onll fcr "Crystal Sugared Vtit.il-
lino".
Tlio prlcn it choapor than what it
tins bt-un sold for.
YOKOHAMA TEA STORE
CO l FEE ROASTElt.
j j
1
Two Years
Il'liono 2111 black. Free Delivery
The Great Rock Island Route.
Through personally conducted tour
ist sleeping cars botweon Portland and
Chicago onco a wcolc, and botweon Og
Son and Chicago thrco times a wcolc,
la tho Sconlc lino.
rhrough Standard sleeping oars
!laUy botwoon Ogdon and Chicago, via
tho Sconlc lino.
Through Standard slooplng rars
dally botweon Colorado Springs and
St. Louis
Through Standard and tourist sleop-
Pug cars dally botwoon San Francisco
Pond Chicago, via Los Angeles and El
?aso.
iThrough Standard slooplng cars and
chair cars dally botwoon St. Paul and
Chicago.
iDu suro that your tlcltot roads via
jo Great Rock Island Routo.
Tho boat and most reasonable din-
Jg car sorvlco.
For rates, foldors and descrlptlvo lit-
eraturo wrlto to A. E. COOPER,
fleupral Agent, Portland, Oi.
Quality Is a Mobby
With us. and wo stick to It, no mat-
r, what tho "other fellows" may do.
lure, suro, Is a motto wo live up to,
ran If It costs us n measure of our
TTroflts. You run no risks at
URANSON & RAOAN'S.
FiMMiiiiriiairrfTr'inrn rTT"nf htttt
El
:. mm eiiongli
-j I for anybody!
FLCRODORA " BANDS en
tmt valu as tags ram
VTAR." H0RS3 SHOE,"
iEAD.'STANDARD HA VY"
WLD PEACH & HONEY."
'LOG," " OLE VARCIHY" o
iSTER WORKMAN" Tobacco,
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SEASIDE
VOTING
CONTEST
Free Outing for Alost Deserv
ing and Popular Salem Girl
Tho Journal lias made arrangomoutfl
to glvo n frco outing during August to
tho most deserving and popular Sa
lom girl who receives tho largest voto
In a coupon voting contest tho cou
pons arc printed today In this papor,
and will appear dally until the matter
Is decided.
Tho winner will receive a froo rldo
to Newport and return over tho South
ern Pacific an'd Corvallls & Eastern
and stonmor Richardson Ynnulna hay,
and a trip out over tlio bar thrown In,
If sho Ib a good sailor, and froo board
and entortnlnmcnt' at the finost Now
port hotol.
Manager Loo Williams, of tho Day
View, will glvo the young lady who
gets the highest vote tho choicest
room In tho house, and nothing will
bo left undone to make her stny at
that popular summer tosort a happy)
and memorable event.
Any deserving young woman can bo
given a lovely outing lit this manner
by the energetic rustling on tho part
of hor friends. None nro barred, and
'tho contest will bo kept as froo from
unfair methods as possible. The bal
lots will bo rccolvod at this ofllco and
counted dally.
PERSONALS.
Rev. N. Slutpp Is In Poitlnud.
Mayor C. P. Rlshop was In Portland
today.
C. M. Idloninn returned to Portlnnd
totlny.
Mrs. A. n. aillls spout the day In
Portland.
Miss Roxaua Thompson Is visiting
In Portland.
Dr. W. C. Smith, of Tinner, was In.
Snlom today.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Uroyman woie In
Portland today.
Miss Gertrude Jones Is visiting with
Hubbard relatives.
Miss Nclllo Southwlck has gone to
Mehama for an outing.
Win. Hoack, of Sllverton, was In Sa
lem Thursday afternoon.
Mr.'and Mrs. A. N. Mooros are spend
ing a fow days at Chautauqua.
Mlsg Ethel Rlgdon Is tho guost of
tho Misses Cauflold, In Oregon City.
Govornor and Mrs. T. T. Oeor wont
to Chautauqua Thursday afternoon.
Miss Flora Hnlloek, of Pcndloton, Is
visiting hor grandmother, Mrs. Roso
Dornardl.
Mrs. R. D. Gilbert entertains a num
ber of ladles nt a card party on Satur
day afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Iloyer, of San San
Fraaclsco, Is YlsWng hor aunt. Mrs.
Roso Dornardl.
Davo R. Yantls, enloemnn for T.
Holvorson & Co., Is spending his vaca
tion In Portland.
Mrs. E. E. Witters and Mrs. Geo. E.
Wntora are tho guests of Mrs. W. C.
Knighton, In Portland.
Supoilntondont and Mrs. J. II. Ack
orman hoard Henry Wattorson locturo
at Cliauluuqua this afternoon.
Mrs. C. 13. Wolverton and Miss Edna
Ptlco attended the ClituO.nuquu timet
lugs at Gladstone Park today.
Mr. and Mrs. John Molr have ro
tutuod to Moscow, Idaho, after a visit
with Mr. Molr's paronts in this city.
Miss Florence Norwood, of Brooks,
and Miss HodBon, of McMlnnvlllo, are
the guosts of Miss Mattlo Southwlck.
Mrs. Sarah Chaso has roturned to
hor homo at Orient, Multnomah coun
ty, after a visit with Salem rolatlvos.
Misses Lola and I.tbblo Howe, of Eu
gouo, aro visiting at tho home of tholr
aunts, Mrs. W. T. Slator and S. E.
Yantls.
Rov. S. M. Freeland, who has beon
attending the CongrogarUonal juhlloe
In Solom, roturned to Portland this
morning.
F. T. WrlglUman loft today for a
visit with Ills family at San Dlogo,
California, whore they have bean
spondlng the winter.
Mrs. Edith Drown and daughters,
who have boon visiting at tho homo of
H. P, Chaso, loft today for their home
at Christie, Wisconsin.
Prof, and Mrs. W. I. Staloy and
children, and Mrs. II. M. Branson and
daughtor, Miss Mabel, farmed a party
going to Gladstone Park thin morning
Walter Love, of Honolulu, who has
been attending college at Andowr
Massachusetts, Is spending the sum
mer at the homo of M. L, Joaos in
this city.
Mr and Mrs. W G. Westacott, Mrs
A S rong, and Mis Ant a Strong left
yesterday for Southern Oregon They
went overland, and will stop at varl
mis places.
Superintendent J. D. Imo aciompau
led his family to Gladstone Park this
morning, where they will camp during
the Chautauqua exercise. Mr Lee
returns to Salem tonight
Rev Horace M. Ramsay, son of W
M. Ramsey, of La Grande. Is in tho
city, the guest of his uncle. G G
Bingham. Rev. Ramsay has Just re
turned from San Mateo. California
where he has received bis degree from
the Theological Serelaary, of tUo
Church Divinity Sebool of the Par ill
He also reeeived the degree M A fit m
the University of California. After a
short visit at Salem, Rev. Ramsey will
Join bis relative at L&Qrvude
FIRST
CHURHC
BANQUET
Congrcgationalists ftleet in
Great Good Cheer
Listen to Sermon and Speech
es By Prominent People
Tho Baptist church hold ono gather
ing, while tho old First Church hold a
banquet, that lasted until midnight.
It w'as a groat occasion In tho history
of this society, and participated In by
young and old.
Tho services at tho First Baptist
church oponed with a solo by Mrs.
Wiggins, tho lullaby song by "Knto
Vnnnnh. Hor rendition was woll ro
colved, and Rev. Knight led In an lm
prosslvo prnyor, which nil folt in their
hearts.
Rev. Freeland, who took up the
work of this church whon Rov. Corwln
resigned, was the spoakor soloctod for
the soiiil-contonnlal occasion. Ho said
It was his pleasant duty to proparo
them for the banquet. Ho dcllvorod nn
Interesting and entertaining sermon.
His thomo was tho forces that hold
the church together, and enabled It
to weather tho stormy porlods through
which alt such organizations must
puss. For fifty years this church had
sent out Its streaming rndlenep of
Christian iulluciiccs in this communi
ty. He advanced ono novol theory thnt
thoio would bo sects In heaven as on
earth. People would not lose tholr
Identity tlioro, nor tholr individuality,
nor tholr differences of opinion, ho
mid: Heaven would not bo a waste
of barren samonoss. There would be
diversity thoro, as hero.
Tho guests nroso and sang "Prnlso
God," whon Dr. Freeland nsked a
blessing, and all woro Boated at tho
richly loaded banquet tablos. Pastors
of other churches and tholr lndlos had
seatB at tho li etuis of tho tablos. Rov.
Parsons, of tho Methodist church;
Rev. Kantnor, of tho Congrogatlonal,
and Rev. Eliot, of the Unitarian
church, woro thoro.
Miss Sholton, Ruth Loods, Miss
Bushnoll and Hnlllo Watson rondorod
a piano quaitot
Among thoso prosont woro George
i. Illmoe, of Portland; Mr. nnd Mis.
Clifford Knntnor, of LaFuyotto; Judge
II P. Boise, Mr. and Mrs. John MInto.
The Toasts.
Supt. Ttithlll, of tho Sundny School,
oponed tho ball, and thoro followed n
(east of reason and a How of spirits',
unusual on such occasions. Rov.
Kantnor rend a letter from" Governor
Geer, full of historic Intorost. Ills lot
tor waH warmly applauded.
John MInto spoko on tho ploueor
days, as ho nnd his wlfo wore In Sn
loin eight years hoforo this church
was organlzod.
Mrs. Dodd, a llfolong workor In the
church, Hpoko of tho heroic pioneer
Christian workorfl, who laid tho foun
dations of this church and of this city.
Rov Froolnnd spoko of "Tho Women
of tho Church Its Grontost DlosBlng."
Mrs. W. D. Palmar, of Portland, a
daughtor of tho lato I, N. Gllbort, one
of the pillars of tlio eaily church at
Salem, spoko on tho chlldron in tho
Sunday School. Sho nnmed soveu In
itios who wero in hor first Sunday
School class all prosont but Mrs. Ah
bio Tnrrar.
In .1803, whon this church wns dodl
cated, Rovs. Loslle and Dillon, of the
Mo'thodlst church, usslsted. Rov. Par
sons, of the same church, now spoko
for all tho othor churches on this ju
bilee occasion,
A letter wns road from Rov. and
Mrs. Coney, of tho Hplscopnl church,
that was heartily choorod. ,
Clifford Kantnor sang "Annie
Laurie."
A 'tolegram was road from C. F.
Clapp, who oould not bo present, and
a lottor from Mr. nnd Mrs. Adair, of
Oregon City.
Itov. P. S. Knight was warmly wel
comed, and spoke on "The Founders
and the Past of the Flint Congroga
tlonal Church." He recalled Interest
ing ramlnlsconceH. His words deeply
touched all present.
Rov. W. C. Kantner spoke of the
figure of the church, foronhadnwlng
a .greater work In the years lying be
foro them. He expressed no fears of
tho future. He was warmly applauded
With singing "Bleat Be the Tie That
Binds," and a beut-dlc tlon. the assem
bago dispersed at about midnight
Tho Latest
Sciontliio
Discovery
Jb based on the princi He,
Distruy the cauw , juu
n.mo e the eftVt "
Jlerpinde kills the
Serms thut caue dan
ruft bv disclus un ti c
eralp as they burrow
ttie r ptatnorous way iu
the hair root, wlierou ey
finally destroy tho hair
W itnout uanuruu you.
Lair will grow luxuri
antly Newhro
Hsi'pFcfelo
j atop dandruff and fall
ing hair, and aUrts hair
growing witnif) iu tiara,
iiabottlowiUconTinve
youofuda.
forfiaUataU ftrat-CUu
Drugstore. w
THE DAILY JOOMWAL,
"fftrffrr "'""r -"ri--ri
CHANGE
OF AIR
NECESSARY
King of England Will Leave
Buckingham Shortly
London, July 10. Tho king's condi
tion continues satisfactory.
London, July 10. Tho Drltlsh Med
ical Jburnat says teday: "His nmjos-
1 v wilt lnnvn TltinVdniiliam nalacc for a
change of air shortly. Tho coronation
dato will bo announced almost Imme
diately, as tho king's progress during
tho week has beon moro rapid than It
was reasonable to oxpocL Tho wound
is ginnulatlng well, nnd tho mnttor
formed diminishing in quantity, but
tho wound is still doop, and must ho
drossed from tho bottom. Ills majes
ty has gained sticngth, but Is still
confined to tho bed or couch. Ho has
a good appetite, ahd Uto doctors aro
satisfied that his constitution Is thor
oughly sound."
Minor News
Local Import
Two colored ladles arrived In tho
city today entirely oblivious to tho
fact that Oiogon linn a provision In hor
constitution prohibiting their pres
ence horo.
Some of tho faithful have gone to
Oregon City to henr Wattorson, the
Kentucky editor, who, next to Grovor
Cleveland, has done most to demoral
ize tho Domociatlc patty.
Deputy Sheriff J. L. Sklpton this
morning received from a numbor of
his former political ussoclntos in Bon
ton county, a partnership lottor of
congtntulatlons upon his appointment
to n deputyshlp undor Sheriff Colbnth.
Tho congratulatory lottor was signed
"Tammany," and roprosonts nn organ
ization of staunch Domocratlc work
ors of Benton county, among whom
Mr. Sklpton wns numbored during his
resldonco In Corvallls.
Miss Belle Coopor linn accepted a
temporary deputyshlp In County Ro
cordor Slogmuiid's dopnttmont of tho
court house.
In the recording of nil Instruments
at tho county recorder's olllco, Record
or Slogmund has adopted a consecu
tive numbering systom that will con
form to tho new system of hooks soon
to bo established In thnt dcpaitmont.
Evory, deed, mortgngo or whatovor
character of un instrument it may be
Is numbored whon recorded. Tho sys
tom Is simple, nnd will fncilltato tho
handling of records nnd minimize the
dntigor of losing uuy of the Important
documontH.
Tho roportor was mis-Informed
Thursday aftornoon In one rospoct ron
corning Thos. P. Clark, tho newly
oloctod superintendent of tho deaf
mute school, Mr. Claik was for 10
yoars principal of tho oral department
of tho Michigan school, nnd not su
porlutoudont of tho school, as stated
Dan J. Fry has brought suit against
R. 0. ltoboits Tor $1211. 10, alleged to
bo n balance due for drugs nnd modi
clnos.
Tho members of tho Marlon cotintv
coutt loft Thursday morning on a
gunornl Inspactlon tour through the
noi th end of tho county, of roads,
grndos and bridges. The gontletnen
will not return befoio Filda after
noon, whon "the consldorntlon of np
peals and other county biiRlnesH will
ho rosumed.
Stnto Troasuror Moore has received
$203.51 from the county clork of Clut
sop county, that amount leprosentlng
tho sum oscheatlng to the state from
two estates. Tho amount rocolved from
each ostato was as follews: James
Davis, J103.B0; Fred Boermnn, ?loo 04
Jacob L. Mitchell, formerly city edl
tor of this paper, Is ngnln maungliiK
Hotel Flavel, a summer resort below
Astoria. It Is an Ideal plnce for an
outing, with nil the refinements nnd
convenlenoea of a large city hotel You
cap address him or by phone nt 015
Marquam building. Portland.
-o
ed Time
I take a pleasant herb drink, tho next
morning I feel bright and my com
plexion is hotter. My doctor says it
acts gently on tho stomach, liver and
kidneys, and is a pleasant laxative. It
Is mado of herbs, and is proparod as'
easily as tea. It is called Lano'B Med
icine All druggists sell It at 26c and
50 conts. Lnno's Family Medicines
moves tho boweli -each day. If you
cannot get It. send for free samples.
Address, Orator WoodwnnLLeUoy.N
Y.
Shake Into Your Shoes
Allen's Foot'Ease, a powder. It euros
painful, smarting, nervous foot and In
growing nails, and instantly takes the
sting out of corns and bunions. It la
the groat oat comfort discovery of the
age. Allen's Foot-hVue makes tight or
new shoes feel easy. It 1b a certain
cure for sweating, callous and hot,
tired aching feet Try It today. Sold
by all druggists and shoo stores. Dy
mall for 25c In stamps. Tral packago
free. Address Allen S. Olmsted, Le
Roy, N. Y. 2
Good Meal
Are always had at the Whits House
IlMrtaurant. We try to satisfy our pat-
rofls. with flrnt-alaiw weals and cour
teous treatment Open day and night.
It Is a Fact
That tho Pioneer Bakery makes flrst
cla bread and pastry A full supply)
always oa nana.
m.EM, OltE0.6N, FRIDAY", JULY
ENGLISH
REGATTA
CONTEST
Grand Challenge Cup Remains
At Home
Henley, July 10. Tho day for the
final contost In tho regatta dawned
with a heavy downpour of rain. Fair
crowds witnessed the contosts. In the
finnl rnco for tho giand challongo cup
the third Trinity crew from Cam
hildgo won from tlio Lcnndor crow,
wlnnors of Inst year's cup. Tho dia
mond sculls wero won by Kolloy, who
defeated Ethorlngton Smith by a
length and a half.
Condensed Telegrams.
Tho cabinet will sit with Roosovolt
at Oystor Bay.
Tlio actor Julia Arthur has been op
orated on for appendicitis.
Indian war ponslonors aro to rocolvo
$8 a month from Juno 27th.
Mokl Tea positively Cures Sick
Headache, Indigestion and Constipa
tion. A dollghtful horb drink.' Re
moves all oruptlons of tho skin, pro
ducing a porfect comploxlou or money
rofunded. 25c. and 50c. Wrlto to us
for froo sample. W. H. Hookor & Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y. D. J. Fry, DrugglBt.
Building Proposals.
Salem, Or., July 1, 1002.
Tho undersigned will recolvo scaled
bids for the construction of a twoatory
biick building with bnsomont, on
July 12th, nt 12 o'clock, at tho olllco
of W. D. Ptigh. For further Informa
tion inquire at tho above ofllco. Tho
ownor reserves the right to roject any
nnd nlll bids.
7-112t AUGUST SCHREIBER.
Fatal Mine Explosion.
Johnstown, Pn., July 10. An explo
sion In tho Cambria coal mlno oc
curred about noon today. It la re
ported that 800 mon aro ontontbod.
The loss of llfo will bo torrlhle.
ACKER'S
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
cure Dyspopsln and all disorders aris
ing from Indigestion. Endotsod by
physicians ovorywhoro. Sold by nil
druggists. No cure, no pay. 2C conts.
Trial package froo by writing to W.
H. Hookor & Co.. Buffnlo. N. Y.
fereroyMy!
yUl Havana Filler
" FLOR0D0FA " BANDS en
of samt valu as tags from
"STAR," "HORSESHOE,"
"SPEARHEAD,""STANDARD NA VK'
" OLD REACH & HONEY,"
"SAW LOG," "OLE VARCIHY"
"MASTER WORKMAN" Tobacco.
VvU
'aTreWMffiffinT-w-rrm
25,000
ew Words
aro mill od in tlio liut million of
Vollor'8 Iiilernuliouul Diolion
rtry. Tlio International is kept
always abroast of tho limes. It
takes constant work, oxiKinsivo
work anil worry, luil it ia tlio only
way to koep tlio iliclionary tho
Standard
Authority
of tho Euslitli Bpeukiiiir world
Other dictioimtioa follow. Wab-
of At lfWMlM
ll is tho avorito with Jtulgoa,
Scholars, IMuoatora, I'rinlers.olo.,
iu this and foreign countrloa.
A postal oanl will bring you
interesting speoimon pngw, oto.
0. & C. MKWtlAM COJIPAtfY
HruiKanuu), Mam.
pvut.mitHM or
WEBSTER'S
INTERNATIONAL
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11, 1902.
THE DEAF HEAR.
A Result of Twentieth Century Pro
gress Exemplified.
Whon ono of the East Indian poten
tates had nn Englishman executed be
cause ho told that monarch that water
sometimes congealed In England so
hard that It would bear an ox, ho acted
on sound principle, from his point of
view. Wo aro led to make this refer
onco from tho fact that things scorned
wondorful two docados ago thnt aro
now nccoptcd as commonplace, and
nro easily accountod for; and pro
cesses which nro now scouted and
doomed chimerical and Impossible,
will, in another scoro of years, bo nc
coptcd by tho multitude. Not many
yonrs ago tho art of healing by oloc
trltlty was unknown.
But time works wondrous changos, f
Now electricity ns a hoallng art Is
forcing Its way to tho front, and oven
sctontlsts acknowledge its potoncy.
Dr. Dnrrln was ono of the plonoors lu
tho ttso of oloctrlclty as a curatlvo
agent, nnd has established a solid rep
utation as a veritable healer by this
mnglc power.
Ho gives us Humorous testimonials
from porsous woll known in this vi
cinity whose stntomuntB over tholr sig
natures will not bo discredited.
Unreasonable opposition and abu
sive cplthots go for nnught n the
presonco of stubborn facts.
We aro not so foollBh us to nfllrm
thnt this gentleman can euro every
enso or evury dlsoaso, but whon such
emphatic testimony ns tho following Is
given by onu of our most worthy citi
zens, our bettor Judgmont dictates that
wo ought to wait hoforo wo scoff, and
test hoforo wo condemn.
As a proof of Dr. Darrln's wondoi flit
hoallng power, wo glvo the caso of
Miss L. Stanflold, tho adopted daugh
tor of Mr. O. Snowdon, 323 Mill stroot,
ono of our townsman, who, aftor an
attack of scarlet fevor, was loft with
discharging ear and deafness, to tho
gront grlof of hor foster paronts. Thoy
consulted tho ablest physicians, who
snld thoy could afford hor no relief.
Mr. Snowdon, hearing of tho wondor
ful euros mndo by Dr. Dnrrln, placed
his daughter's case In tho doctor's
hands. By tho use of medicine, com
bined with oloctrlclty, a cm a was ef
fected of both tho troubles.
This was yonrs ago, and hor parents
and frlonds havo good reason, as tlmo
Is the best test, to regard It as porma
nont. We hnve soon numoroua testimoni
als of other cases from tho moBt Tolla
ble persons who have beon curod by
him of tho various Ills that llosh Is
ltolr to.
Dr. Dnrrln romnlmi nt Willamette
Hotel, Salem, until Septumbor 1st.
A Good Housekeeper
Will always uso the bent broad and
pastry that money can buy. I'ntrouUo
tho Honour Bakery, and you will got
tho best.
L. D. HENRY'S
REAL ESTATE AND
RENTING AGENCY
is nt 230 Commercial Street
PHONE MAIN 2681 SALEM ORB.
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to Denver. ts
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KBZHHKBEISMBBlHBBIBHRaBEBHB
The Science of
Osteopathy
Many peoplo have been led to be
lieve through fit Ihu reporta and lgo-
ance that Osteopathic treatment wasj
painful and even Injurious to children
or weakoned Invalids.
Nothing could be farther from thej
truth for It la ndantwl to the camt, and .
In-nowliw Is It Injurlaus to the frallsut
ehlld or woakenetl Invalid. But
rather lt Is Invigorating and strength
enlng, and never la the patient woru
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 aro genuine or com
petent who have not attended school
at least four terms of Ave months
each.
Drs. t. B, Wyakoff and Mrs. Grace
Albright, of I. O. O. F. Temple, Salem.
ar.. in.liinlai nt Ihu Amuflnnii Hnlmnl
D ta
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o, . ,-, -w.sjmp ffssK s
scnooi, ana inorougniy quanueu to
give selentlfle treatment and handle
any oaso put In their oar. All dls
eases, especially chronle diseases and
defoi milled, yield to the treattnaut
without hnlfe or drugs.
Houra 9 to 4. Phono Main 2731 ,
Odd Fellows' Terapla, Salem, Or
III! . -fiM-- , ..
1 WWiIIMhiim. iMIlui0IM.l,l
H. MACK
Succcssdr to Dr. .T At W i
White Comor, Sdlem, Oregon. Parties
desiring superior operations at mod
orato fco In any branch are In especial
request
STEUSLOFF BROS.
Dealers In Llvo 8took,
Wholesale and retail butchers and
packers. All kinds of fresh and salt
moats. Fino eauoagos, hams, bacon
and lard. 316 Commercial street.
Huie Wing Sang Co ,
Special Bale of all waUU,
white underwear, wrspper
lloor mittltiBg. IIOTT0M
1'KICKS. :s ;: lt
140 State St., Salem, Or.
Salem Water Co.
OFFICE UITY HALL
For water sorvlco apply at offlco.
Bills payablo monthly ly advance.
Make all complaints at tho ofllco.
Th? flnne.,
i
FINE WINE8, LIQUOI13
AND OIGAH8....
102 Cotirt St
I HE ELI rE CAFE
203 Commercial 8treet
Meals at all houra. Open day nnd
ulgbt. '
Only place iu tho city handling tho
ntnoua
OLYMPIA BEER
U tho Kccoptlon Saloon. Wholesale
and retail.
E ECKBRIBN, Proprietor
SOULB BROS.
PIANO TUNERS
AND REPAIRERS
PORTLAND OR. ISPStiS? 8l
1 WM'8 Music store.
Your Step Mother
Is still horo busy as ovor, nnd when
your clothes aro all out of ordor, worn, '
with buttons off, tako them to hor at
tlio Salem Dyo Works. '
At this establishment you can got
anything sot to rlghtB, from a pair of i
gloves, to tho most olaborato silk
gown. A geutloman cau got his hat
cloanod, his trounors oreaaod, or his
wuolo suit rojuvonatod to suit his
tasto, also four suits a month for $1.
Buttons sowed on, rips sowod up, suits
pressed on short notlco. Now goods
shrunk for dressmaking.
MRS. C. H. WALKER
195 Commercial Street.
FIHST GLASS HOTEL
F. W. KOSS, Proprietor.
This popular, beat of all stimmor re
sorts is eitutilud near Detroit, enstorn
turminiiH ol Corvallts A Kustorn H. It.
iu the hoitrl ot the Catcade mountains,
Regular pacx train makes dully trip
from Detroit to the springs. Tenting
privileges (roe All camp Bitpnltes can
be puruhuced ntthe springs. Kxcellunt
Hilling nnd hunting. Hates are very
rmeonable. For lurthvr Infnrmatlou
BildreM, F. W. ROSS,
7 1 Vin Dwtrolt, Ore.
S. C. STONE, M. D.
PltOPHIHTOH OP
Stone's Drug Stores
8ALEM, OREQON.
Tho storas(two In uutnborjaro located
at No. 230 and 297 Commercial at.,
and are woll stocked with u complete
line of drugs aud medlolnes, toilet
artlclos, porfumory, brushes, otc,
Has had somo 20 yoars oxperlonod In
tho practice of medicine and now
makes no chargo for consultation, ex
amination or proscription.
B. P. JONES,
Attorney at Law
Toledo, Oregon.
Was clerk of circuit oourt for six
years and has an up-todato abstraot
of nil proporty in Lincoln county
First Class Bicycl?!
Repairing
And all kinds el
sundries at
FRANK J. MOORE'S
10 Oourt HI
phone ron.
Pearson, Page Co.
WILL UUY
FRUITS OF ALL KINDS
FOR I'ACKIJIO AND 0ANK1N0 nt
ton marksU prhM. Kow ready for bul-
ium oppfttiie Capital Brewery, fetaUm.
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rnnXt Hdvlc Locfll
rfclllR UdYlO Mauai
Matiaeer
OSTEOPATHY.
Dr. L. E. Wyakoff anu or. urace m
brlflht. Twenty moths gruduntes
tf Uie Airtcati Uohool ot Osteop
athy. Klrkavllle, Mo. Dr Wyakoff U
lbs only twoty woBths gentleman
graduate In Halew. Odd Fellows
Turn nl e.
Phone Mala 27zi.
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vine, wu, ""ir '". " o.ila A
over me p. wh uwu ..
lifSO ami lUti ""
W. ftobblrff, Ur. oi Osteopathy-
flmduat ol 1U CdumWa College
of Osuoiflittiy. Chicago. 111. Oftfco
167 Cocnt street Chronle dweasw
a specialty. '
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CLASSIFIED X A
ADVERTISEMENTS
Advertisement!, tte tines 6r lfr. I thi rtel
ln$enea three times for 2 5c, ia fck sisa
All over Mffles S A?sw$!"
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WANTED.
Wanted. Three or four men to work
in haying, at $1.25 per day and
board. Inquire of W. B. Duncan, six
mllos northwest of Salem, on Salem
and McCoy stago lino.
unorry Pickers Wanted. At the
Bcardsloy farm, Eola. Apply at
- farm, or nt Pearson-Pago Co., oppo
site brewery. 7-8-3t
Wanted fivo young menFrom Ma
rlon county to prepare at onco
for positions in the government
sorvlco. Apply to Intor-Stato Inst.,
Cedar llaplda, la. 6-17-2m
Wanted Everybody to try Oregon
Foot Eaao for all foot ollmeau.
Onco tried always usod. Ask your
druggist or soud 25c 8. 1 Hayee,
Halaoy, Pro. Mlf
LOOT AND FOUND.
f-ound A black lady's puraoTcoaTain
lug some monoy, manlcuro tools, a
tie, handkorchlef, ovorsboos, a
sweater, a thimble never used, a
powdor brush, a lino tooth comb aud
a bottlo of portumo. Owner can
havo samo by paying for this ad, and
proving property to tho satisfaction
of tho ilndor. W. It. Andorson, 213
Commercial stroot 7-9-6t
Lost in tlio business part of tho city,
a point laco handkorchlof. Liberal
reward for return to 66 Marlon
street. 7-fl-3t
Don't You Know Anytmng about Ed
wards' Market! At 410 State afreet.
Best place to buy frosh and curod
meats at tho lowest prices. Phone
2U24. B. EdwardB, prop
FOR RENT.
For Rent or For Sale. 12-room houso,
partly iurnlshod, largo grounds,
stablo, etc. 7-0lm.
ror nent. Cottage on hill ahovo Nye
Creek, adjoining Ed. Sullivan. Sit
ting room and kitchen, with thrco
bedrooms upstairs. All porfectly
tk'iin. Two bedsteads. and springs,
live i hairs ami table. $30 for sea
son. Fred Olflson, Newport. 7-8-lw
FOJRSALEj
Por bale. A light wagon. Inquire at
tlriswuld & Chase. 7-3-lw
For Uaie. Two good milch cows. Iu
tpilru nt FlttB & Doty'a market, at
130 Court street, Salem, Or. 7-8-3 1
For Sale. Ono standard bred mare,
weighing 1000 pounds, and one
Coeur d'Aluno colt, 30 days old, at a
bargain. E. A. Plerco, at "Tho
Oaks," Capital stroot. 7-8-3t
For Bale. Now river boat, wltli Ball,
18 foot lung. Intended for gasoline
launch, cheap. Inquire at Journal
olllco. 7-8-lm
ATI Kinds Of camping utensils,
Htovoa and tents, and socond-hand
goods at J. N. Shanti', 107 Court
Btroot. C-H-tt
'I earn for Sale. Weight UbO and
1300, woll broko to work. Apply to
Box 13, Attmsvllle, Or. 7-7-lw
ror bate. J-yoar-olu jersey cow, wan
heifer calf. Inqulro at Journal of
fice. 7-7-lm
or bale or (rade. A rare ohauco to
gut a nice suburban homo ot 30
acres; all kinds of fruit; good build
ings, line crop ot grain on place,
some farming tools nnd some furni
ture. Will glvo Immediate posses
sluii. Joshua It. Smith, throo-fourths
of a mile southeast ot depot 7-7-2w
For Oalo Cheap Second uaild thresh
ing outfit. Advance Soparator, 3Gx
CO, with wind stacker, Also 13 II.
i eugluo, with watdr tank and
wagon. AH In good order, l'rlco
7C0. IS. M. Orolsau, Salem, Ore
gon. G-H'dftw-U
Por Sale Pure I'olaud China, sows.
W. II. ligan, Salem, lt. D. No. 8.
C-ai-lm
For dale. New and socbud-Sruid bug
gies, now and second-hand spring
wagons, buokbourdu and carta, at
tho Salem Cttrrlago and Wagon Fac
tory. Woruer Feuilell, proprietor,
301 Commorclal stroot
4-16-tt
LODQC8.
Protection Lodao No. 2, Ancient Or
dor United Workinon, moots evory
Saturday ovonlug In tho Jiolmau
Hall, corner of titato and Liberty
Btreets. Visiting brethren welcome.
8. A. McFaddou, M. W. J. A. SollwootL
Ileoordor.
F0Rli8TER8 OF AMERICA Court
Sherwood Foroslera No. 19. Meeta
Friday nlghta Iu Turner block, ira
Hamilton C. It. A. U llrown, bee.
Central Lodflo No. 18 K. of P.--Caatlo
Hall In Holinaa block, corner State
and Liberty streeU, Tuesday ot
each week at 7: SO p. m. Claud
Tuwwwnd, C. C.j Zadoc J. Rlggs, 1C
of It and a.
Evans' Barber Shor Only flrat-chue
shop on State street rT.ery thlw
new aud up-to-date. Finest porellB
baths. Bhave, 15, haircut, 5gj
baths, 26c. Two flrst-?bM boot
blacks. C. W. Bvana. proprietor.
Ryan's 8havlnrj Parlors. Seven first'
class barbers engaged, Finest bate
rooms In city. We uw antUsptto
Bterlllzer. J. Kyft
HOP AND PRODUCE BUYER
flsaKisasJsw?
0ce la
gon. Bamplaa of cholca hop aoUe-
Red from au growers.
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PHYSICIANS.
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