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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY JOOhwAL .ALErvi, OriEGON, ShFURdAY, JULY 12, 1902. KMiew MMUAMli Disfigured Skin Wasted muscles an;! decaying bones. What havoc t Scrofula, lot alone, Is capable ot all that, and more. It Is commonly rnnrked by bunches In tho neck;, Inflammations In the eyes, dys pepsia, catarrh, and general debility. It Is always radically and permanently cured by Hood's Sarsapariila Which expels nil humors, cures all erup tions, and builds up the whole system whether young or old. 'llood't Hill core liver lllit the ncin-lrritntlmt iwj ptilr cathartlojo tako jrith Jloxl' guMnm.' ' 0. U. Gautonbcln, Portland. Henry Wlprut, city. R. A. Cook, Jacksonville. F. E. Ankeny, JncltBonvllle. B. II. Walker, Tacoraa. A. W. Dow, San Francisco. J. Dnrkor nnd wife, Davenport, la. Geo. W. Knight, Hubbard. J. 13. Thomas nnd wife, Portland. II. p. Nowhart, Denver. Geo. Soronson, Portland. W. S. Taylor, Gorvals. '0 KEEP YOUR HEAD UNCOVERED. The Constant Wearing of a Hat Propa gates Dandruff Germs. There are ninny men who wear their hats practically nil the tlmo when nwnke, nnd are blessed with a heavy shock of hair: yet It tho scalps of these same men once became Infested with dandruff germs, tho parasites would multiply all tho quicker for lack I of air. Baldness would ensue as .the final result. Nowbro's Herplcldo kills these norms and stimulates unhealthy hair to abundant growth. Herplclde Is a pleannnt hnlr drcsslng-ns well ns a dandruff cure and contains not an atom of Injurious, substances. o Endeavorcr's Mass Meeting. The Christian Endeavor mass meet ing will be held in tho First Baptist church Sunday evening at G:30, when tho delegates who attended tho En deavor State Convention, at Ashland, will make their reports. Tho meeting will be In charge- of-tho district presi dent, Charles E. Fuller, of Salem. Special music will bo given, nnd an Interesting hour Is assured all those who come. All Endcnvorers and their friends aro especially invited to be present and participate in tho meet ing. If you aro an enthusiastic En deavorer, como nnd give inspiration to tho meeting; If you used to bo and nro not now, como and see If you can not get Homothlng from tho meeting that will help you and your society. The reports will bo given by Mr. ant! Mrs. Chas,. Howe, H. S. Gilo, Misses Adda Hart. Blancho Kantnor and Co lestn M. I.lston. Mokl Tea positively Cures 8lck Headache) Indigestion and Constipa tion. A dollghtful herb drink. Re moves all eruptions of tho skin, pro- I duclng a porfect complexion or monoy frofunded. 25c. and 60c. Wrlto to uf 1 for freo sample W. H. Hooker & Co. iBiiffalo, N. Y. D. J. Fry, Druggist. A Good Housekeeper Will always uso tho boHt bread and Ipastry that money can buy. Patronize tho Plonoor Bakory, and you will got itho best. Charged With Murder. Tho coroner's jury, at Roseburg, Phas charged Thoinns Lovell with the fcmurdor of Hornco Roadmnn Sunday. Lovell Is in jail. Roadman was shot by Lovoll Sunday on Callpoola creok, 1 12 miles north of Roseburg. Thoro was an old feud hotwoon tho mon, and f,Lovoll vlalmed that ho actod In solf- defense Ho gavo himself up. Road fiman leaves n family. o Tho Latest Yarn. A Pittsburg drummer tells this new yarn: I always carry a bottle of Kemp's Balsam in my grip. I take cold easily and a fow doaea of the Balsam always makes mo a well man. Every vhoro I go I speak a good word for Comp. I take hold of my customers take old men and young mon, and toll them confidently what I do, when tako cold. At druggists, 25 and 50a. i c Eugene Jeurnal: Hon. I Bllyou has 30110 to Grants Pass to act as attorney Rpr T. J. Gibson, who Is to bo tried for tho killing of a man a fow wcoks ago. lllyeti has tho reputation of being a very ablo and Buccossful criminal law- Iyer, and ho Is noarly always employed such casoa by the accused or their ilcnds. Uso Allen's Foot-Ease, powder to bo shaken Into the shoes. Your feet feel swollen, nervous and hot, and get Urod easily. If you kavo smarting feet or tight shoes, try Allen's Foot-Ease. It cools the feet and makes walking easy. Cures Swollen, sweating feet. Ingrowing sails, bllstora and callous spots lelloves corns ami bunions of all pain and gives rest and comfort Try today. Bold by all druggists and joe stores for 25c. Trial package WEE. Address, Allen S. Olmsted, oRoy, N. Y. 3 o Dreltenbush Hot Springs. Many campers aro already at this ppular resort For full particulars Idress F. W. ROSS. t-eod Detroit. Ore. Building Proposals. Salem. Or.. July 1. 1302. fhe undersigned will receive sealed 1 for the construction of a two-story ek building with basement, on 12th at 12 o'olook. at tho offlee D Pugh. Por further Inforaa- inquire at the above office. The reeervtM) the right to reject any 111 bids. AUGUST SOIIREIBER. I I I I I 1 1 I I 1 I I I 1 1 1 I I I 1 I H I ! ' Local Social Realml ; ; Events . . in me MHM-t-M-t-H H I IHHIIIIIIII Mrs. Bishop Receives. Ono of tho most elaborate social events of tho year, and a fitting con clusion for tho season, socially, was tho recoptlon glvon Friday afternoon by Mrs. C. P. BlBhop nnd Miss Lenoro Kay, at tho homo of tho former, cor ner of State and Twelfth streets. The decorations at the Bishop domicile wero extensive, rich and elegant in design, nnd of peculiar pleasing ef fect Tho color Idea was adhered to throughout. The house had been darkened, and the varl-colored elec tric lights, coupled with the beautiful decorations, produced a result of much beauty. Tho hall was richly decorated In yellow California popples nnd ferns, green and whlto predominating In tho parlors. Tho color employed hi tho music room was red beautiful roses of that slmdo and daintily-collared olectrlc lights being uscd-nnd .ho effect was good. Tho dining room was profusely decorated In pink and white. Mrs. BlBhop and Miss Kay were as sisted In receiving tho-guests, about 250 In number, by their sister, Miss Bertha Kay and Mrs. W. D. McDon ald, of McMlnnvllle. Mrs. W. T. Wll llaniBon, Mrs. J. F. Calbrenth and Mrs. Mice H. Dottd nlded In entertaining. Miss Helen Calbreath and Miss Ellr ftlneman presided at the punch bowl. The color Idea was extended to the re 'reshincnts, which conformed to the decorations In the dining room. In tho serving of tho refreshments, the 'ollowlng Indies assisted: Mrs, P. II. tnymond, Miss CallBta Moore, Miss Vina McNary, Miss Anna McNary Miss Shaw, Miss Margaret Co'sper. Miss Elizabeth Holverson, Miss George ailtncr and Miss Ruth Leeds. Steelhammor's orchestra was In at tendance, nnd produced 0110 of Its Miolccst programs. Miss Bertha Kay, who only recently returned from Bos ton, whore slio was graduated from the Smoison School of Oratory, favored the company with some readings, nnd there wero songs by Miss Helen Cal breath, or this city, and Miss Loise Peebles, of Weston. Mrs. Bingham's Reception. On Wednesday afternoon, from 3 to 0, Mrs. G. G. Bingham gavo a delight ful recoptlon at her beautiful homo In Vow Park. About 225 Invitations had boon Issued, and many wero tho guests it tho recoptlon, which was ono of the most successful social functions of tho season. Tho palatial Blnghnm resldoncewas attractively decorated. Ferns and branches from tho yow troo wero used with pleasing effect In tho mnln hnll, while tho dining room was artistical ly dressed In Crimson Rnmblor roses and green. Tho parlors woro deco rated In swet peas, ocean spray and ferns.. Llttlo MIbb Alice Blnghnm at tondod tho door, nnd Mrs. Blnghnm was assisted In recoivlng by Miss Nel lie Ramsey, of LaQrando, Miss Olga Howltt, of Albany, and Mrs.'o. V. Al len, of this city. Miss Zndlo Hanoy, of LaFayotto, a niece of Mrs. Bing ham's, hnd charge of tho punch bowl. In tho serving of refreshments, tho hostess wns assisted by Miss Maud MacKay, Miss Holen Calbreath and Miss Oda Chapman. It wns a most pleasing social ovent Sang at Reform School. Tho Cecollan Ladles' Quartet wont to tho state reform school Friday ev ening, and ontortalned tho ofllcers and pupils with sovornl of Its best selec tions. This popular Salem musical organization Is composed of Misses Kathleen Jones, Blanch Lewis, Alma Byrd and Lola Cavanaugh. Miss Mor loy gavo a number of excellent read ings, and a vory enjoyable ovonlng was tho result. Tho chlldron of tho First Prosby torlan Sunday School woro glvon a picnic on Resorvolr Hill, and some of tho older dames ran footraces, Mra. W. F. Boothby showing decided tnlont as a spnntor. tiio boautirul vlow from that point overlooking tho rlvor, added greatly to tho onjoymont of all. Tho cleared grove and tho soa brooze make it an ideal place for a picnic, Mrs. Miller's beautiful liome grounds woro thrown opon and lllumlnatod for a lawn Boolal for the Mothodlst church Friday evening, and a largo attond anco of tho South Salem peo'plo con sumed tho good things offered at the various booths, and did not soparnto until a lato hour. Tho Ordor of Pendo held a success ful Installation Friday ovonlng, nnd wero addressed by Chlof Organizer Mallory, and othor friends of the or der. Refreshments wer served, and a good social reunion was mjoyel. PER80NALS. Mrs. Gladys Hooker was In Portland today. Mrs. E. H. Flagg spent the day In Portland. Mra. Thou. Kay spent the day at Chautauqua. N. M. Newport. the Albany lawyer, was in town today, Mrs. O. G. Sohellberg Is visiting with relatives at Stnyton. F. N. Derby has gone to Detroit on business and pleasure. Justice Wolverton, of the supreme court went to Albany today. Mrs. Otto E. Krausse and daughter wero Portland visitors today. MIb Hthel Knight leaves today for an extended visit in Ashland. Miss Anna Bleaen has. returned (a Portland, after a visit In SalejN. Superintendent Bickers, of the re form sohool, wm In Portland today. T LADY'S nM-ri4v EtnU4- tnf 1 Ifv ucapcidii; i i&ut iui liic Mrs Nathan Deal Says: Paine's Celery Compound Saved Me from the Insane Hospital as Well as Cured Aly RlieuinatiJin Thoro never wns a remedy so highly recommended ns Palno's Celory Com pound. Thoio never was a remedy In such unlvorsnl demand. It Is popular and prized In tons or thousands of homes, because It makes sick people well. Palno's Celory Compound has saved thousands from nervous prostration and collapse; It has effected wondor ful cures in kidney and liver com plaints; its victories ovor rheuma tism and neuralgia have commanded iho attention nnd admiration of our jest physicians. It has cured disease when everything else hnd failed. Mra. Nathan Bonis, n well-known ady of Gallup's Mills, VL, writes as follews: "For ton months bofore I ommencod tnklng Palno's Colcry Compound I could not put my foot on Jio first round of my chnlr, only five Inches from tho floor. I had ncnrly lost tho uso of my left side, and I -oil Id not lift a pound weight with my left hand without danger of dropping t. Many times 1 would lift something it tho tnblo, only to drop It. I had n .ressure In the top of my head, and a aln at the base or my brain, which would leave me so nervous that 1 used to tell my husband that I would suroly 30 ciazy. I could not keep still at night, nnd Sundays ware Just awful to mo. I found my whoTo system pros trated, nnd It took a long tlmo to build up my poor, wornout norvos. I think that Palno's Celery Compound saved mo from tho Insane hospital, as woll as cuced my rheumatism." H. D. Pntton has gone .to Eastern Orogon. Ho will visit nt Baker City, also at Joseph, Wallowa county, whore his sister. Mrs. J. I). McCully, lives, and will probnbly go to Wolsor and Uofse, Idaho, bofore returning. Frank Davoy, of this city, recolvcd by telegiaph this morning tho snd Intelligence of the death of n brothor, James, at Keokuk, Iowa. Docoasod wns a llttlo over CO years of age, and left n largo family. Mrs. J. W. Mlnto and Mrs. H. M. Grant, of Portland, Mrs. E. V. Camp boll, of Tokoa. Washington, who have boon visiting Mr, nnd Mrs. John Mlnto, loft Frldny afternoon for their respective homes. Sam Burrnns, now or Boston, and rormcrly or tho Salem woolon mills, was In tho city today. Ho Is woll ro membered ns tho possossor or a pleas ing tenor voice. Miss Loulso Broymnn, who has been visiting hor slstor, Mrs. H. D. Patton, has roturnod to Portland, accompanied by Mrs. Pntton, who will visit In the metropolis. Albert Hurst has roturnod to Tokoa, Washington. Mis. Hurst will romnln In Salem for n while,, the guests of hor parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Hoi man. Miss Zndlo Hanoy, accompanied by Miss Rob Donny, who has boon vlBlt Ing hor aunt, Mra G. G. Blnghnm, has returnod to her homo at LaFayotto. Mrs. Eugonln GUllnghnm has ro turnod from Portland, whore sho wns callod by tho lllnoss of hor daughter, Mrs. F, G. Davis, who Is Improvod. Mrs. Frank Smith and son, Konnoth, and Mrs. J. M. Ellis loft yostorday for Newport, whoro thoy havo taken tho Boan cottage for tho summer. Mrs. Will Gray spont Thursday with hor mothor, Mrs. Chadwlck, and yos torday sho wont on to Newport, to Join her family. O. II. Hlngos has gone to Hot Lake. Union county, In hopes of securing re llof from rheumatism, with which he Is sufforing. Miss Margaret Perry has returned to Portland, arter a visit with hor pa rents, Mr. aud Mr. Wm. Perry, near Salem. Rov. James Rauw, or St Paul, and Row J. S. LeCroIx, or Pnrk Place, were guest or Rev. W. Daly. Friday. Mrs. F. A. Wiggins and baby are at Newport ror the summer. They will he polned later by Mr. Wiggins. Mlse Donna Gulaa, who has been vis iting her cousin, little Mlse Luella Pat ton, has loturned to Portland. II. J. OttenlriNmer spent the day in a general inspection or the hop yard in the north end or the county. Mr. and Mra. Roy L. Ilalllnger left this morning for Kennewlck, Wash ington, where they will reside. Mr. and Mra. A. Mcfllll are expected home Sunday, from a four month' visit in Winnipeg and Ontario. Mra. J. G. Graham and daughter. Josephine, returned yesterday from a few days' visit In Portland. TIi os. Holverson and Lyman M. Lee left today for the SlleU, where they have Umber elalma. Lyman Lee U visiting in Salem, af ter a several mpnths' absence at Cle Ilium, Washington Mr. and Mra. W. IX McDonald, of McMlnnvllle, are fweeta of Mayor aud Mrs. a I. Bishop. Mlsa Beeeie Warinaer aptfvea ttmm ForUaad (oafebC for a vlsil with MIm Matid MaeKay. Mis Hase! Bean, of Portland, U a A VERMON tz; RUIT JHR "Good Rubber 5c a Dozen. Poor Rubber 3 Dozen for 5 cents. Phone 2411 Black. guest at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Bean, v Dr. Frod R. Boworsox, of Olendnlo, Is visiting IiIb brother. F. O. Bowor sox, In Yew Park. C. 13. McDonald, county treasurer for Multnomah county, was In .Salem today. A. Hobart, of Sllverton, and Grant Corby, of Woodbum wero In Salem to day. Hon. I). H. Loonoy, ot Jefferson, wns In Salem today. . J. C. Stehver, ot Jefferson, Is In tho city. Ackcr'c Blood Elixir positively Cures Chronic Blood Poisoning and all Scrofulous affections. At all times a matchless system tonic and purifier. Money refunded If you aro not satis fied, due. and $1.00. D. J. Fry, Drug gist Salem House Successful. T. Holvorson & Co. woro the suc cessful bidders for tho furnishing of tho drygoods to tho asylum for tho oiiBiiIng six months. With a Tow ex ceptions, thoy secured the entire con tract. Olds & King and Meier & Frank, or Portland, woro tho othor principal bidders ror this buslnoss, nnd it speaks woll for Salem's host store to bo ablo to walk out from under such big concorns with tho contracts. It shows that Salem's buyers aro Just as shrowd aud Just as ablo to securo tho best values for tholr monoy as aro tho buyers of tho big Portland houses. Low rents nnd othor oxponsos mnko It pos sible to distribute thoso valucH to tho conHiimors nt n less rate or profit, and Htlll leave a margin ror tho nierchnut. 0 BEAVERJTAIL SOUP. A MlflilKnii I.niiilirr Citnip Delicacy Tlint At.uixcil 11 Miiryliiuilcr. "Although I um n Muryhinder nnd mi Enftciii Shore one nt Unit," said mi cpl-i-ure from thnt state, "and consequent ly know vluit good things to out nre. I want to tell you thnt I'll have to take off my lint to the lumber ciinip cook or the tippi'i- Michigan peninsula ns the dlncoveicr, lubricator and dispenser of a dUh Unit kmickH the Eastern Shore cuisine silly. And that rare lumber camp iIIhIi Is benvcr tail soup. "I was with Colonel Pink of Colum bus. 0 deer hunting In the Rainy lake region of Michigan one fall. We lived nt 11 lumber enmp boarding shanty. 'There were signs of benvcr nt tint upper end of the lake, and n truppcr succeeded In trapping one of the wily (In 111 builders. 'When the heaver was brought Into cuinp. the camp cook went nearly wild, nnd vn did the lumbermen when they hoard the news, all because they bud i been trying to trap n beaver for weeks. not for Um fur. but for Its tall, as tney were pining, they said, for bonver tall wup. 'The cook took that broad appendage or tho benvcr. mulled like nn nrmndlllo. took I nun It the underlying bono nnd meat, and from It innilo such 11 soup u never oame fioin any other stock at the bock of the most export nnd Hclontllle uhef that ever put a kettle on. ,"Ve could do thu same thing and pertain better on the Hasten) .Shore, but wo luck 0110 thing. Wo hnvoii't got the heuvers to yield im their tnll." New York Sun. IVrluiil IT mi- inn 11 v nunnle when lIlC'V tn&rry cnrofully put nslilc their Joint love let torn 11s one of the iiioki cherished pos sessions of their future life, mid In how inuny cane afterward do they ever take them out um! look at, thuin? Now, why is tlilsV Partly perhaps limuuM' the time of romance Is ovei nnd nrnetlrnl. evorvdnv life tins be- ( gun; partly, also, we will Ih. Ijwiuimi now they can say so ninny uioe wiihh to each other, nnd there I no need to read over tne past ulee llilug the) have written.-Golden Penny. In u J'i,1. A befofgrd Individual wa groping his way down ojm of Loudon' eldti street leading eff the Strand when he swlduiily humped up ngaliMt a tnau coming from the opposite direction. "(.'aulfl you tell me where this utreei fvfiihi toT h Inquired after the uevea wiry apologies had been mad. "Certainly." replied tli other. "It lead Into the river. "I have Jtitft cotnr oiit of It."-Free iJince. Mutr If, Mnbr Chop Dnrr. For tl)0o who like or who think they would like thf ffiHotni Chinese dlh. chop suvy. the following reelpo, wkleh any lntlll'mt li.owlf- m folUmr. ACKER'S ' DYSPEPSIA TABLETS cure Pyspapaia. and all disorders aria las from Indlfiirtion. BfHtorsed by physiolana vorywhera. Sold by ail dmegUts. No euro, so pay. V Mta. Trial paokage fr by writlsK to W. II. Hooker & Co.. Buffalo. N. V. Yokolia 1 ''ROYAL" Self lealers. Come 5 Jg in (our the. x "GLOBE" Self tealvrt. Come i 2 in thteoitzrs. $ I "MASON" Machine made. 1 Como in three sires. Every jar Z is examined carefully before it 5 tro b out. 1 "ROYAL" Frnlt Jnr Is he best 9 jur on the market. We will X demonstrate it in our store with lire, no can give namoa ot parties thnt bomtht tho Royal jar last year and before, laying lliey nre tho beat and wou't have any oilier, aud parties that pur- 9 chse them this year will bay 2 n bo too next year. & nisi 1 6ci wiitorc Roasters of Gocd Coffee. AAA A.fo A,, A. jgk,tkAAA sMarkct Quotations Today,. ,a "Make Salem a Good Home Market" Hop Market. Hops 19. 1 HKrf'.'Oc, contracts 1736c Flour. Flour 12 70S bbl. Pota!o:s Apeles, Etc. Pntntooe old GO new 76c Onlone, $1.75 to $2 25 per 100 lbs. Fruits. Cliurrteq Black, 2cLKc Roynl Anno, 2)act Dried Fruits Dried applea-UuJtf. Italian prunes 10a to 60 3J to :t Petite Prunes 4Ca to 60, !1) 4c. Wood, Fence posts, etc. Big llr-?3 U 25 Second growth 2.G0.2 76 Ash-$2 60. Kody oak- $4 00. Poie 00k $4.00. Cedar poets 0 to 10c." Halm wood-$2.Ml aud 3.00 lilies. Pelts andPurs Green h!ds, No. 1 7e. Green hides, No. 2 5o Call Bklnc l6c. Shoop 76c. Goat Hkins 25 to $1.00. Gray fox 25 to 50c. Coon 10 to 40c. Mink 25c to $1.25. Otter 1 tof5. bkunk 1U to25o. Munkrat 1 to Be. Wlidcnt 10 to 25c. Wlicat, Oats. Etc. Whwit -50o OatB-3tc Hurley $10 per ton. Flax Cash. Northwest, $1 70. Live Stock Market. Stocrn SV35' Cows 3. Hi Blieep-$3.60eroes to f 4 ,00 Dnisbed veul tiWe Hoge, alive 6)4 6Mc Uogs, drossed )! Wool and Moalr. Coarte wool 14c, Film 15u. Wolmlr 25c. Hay, Feed, Ctc Oata-$l Baled client J7 60 to $8. Clover $0. Feed bnrloy f 10$20 -er ton. Brsn-$1R60 HborlM $2i).00. Flour, wlioleHah $2 05. Dairy and Crem;ry Proiucts. Dairy butter 15c. dreamery 20 Htore 16-'5i!. FirBt-claxa e.untry, pur roll 3fc. Creaui at creamery, pwn Bkltnniod 1315c. Separator skltntned 17o. Stelner's Market, Chickens 80 Spring 10 to I'JKc HfKt per dnznn, 17c. PORTLAND MARKET. POIITLANU, July II - VVlHA' VVtlllH Walla, 0-tfi30lto Plour Portland, henl. jjradn.1 13 054 13.UK Gratuun $2.05$ $3 20 Oats-- Oholm White $1 20c Q $1 26. Barley $20 $22.60 per ton. MtPiituii Bran, $'6ld UnyTimotliv $l2fe?l6 r Ion Onion- 1 .110 per cental Potatoes 75c pur cental. Butter-BoJt dairy, 10I8j; 'ano creamory,1021)vCjSore IS 10 .11. Eggs-Orood.rnuch 19 20 Poultry Oliinkuns, mixed $3 60 $4 60; hens $6 60, turkeys, live 13 14u Mutton Gross, 3o Hone Gross 0o. Beef Uros 3J4o. Veal (Jrodii.dc & 7K Hope lll0c Wool Vulloy. 12 (A 15ott s Katorn On-iron. piftUu; Mohair, i62ikli., HIdee Tin- hldw, 10 ltound und up wardif, 16e k 1S;. How's This? We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Ho ward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrli Cure. K. J. CIIISNHY & CO., Toledo, O. V. tho understand, have known K. J. Chsnoy for tha last 15 years, and be llevo him to bo perfectly houorablo In all huslnass transactions, and flnan jolally abl to carry out any business obligation mado by their (Inn. J Wont & Trtittx, Wholeaalo Drus- gists, ToItHlo, O. WnlillDK, Klnnuu & JMurvtu. Wholesale DruulMtH, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure In taken Inter nally, actinic directly upon the blood aid mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 76o per bottle. Sold by atl druglU. ! Ilea's Faintly PJIIb aro the beet. fiiW&iXi&mj DOES IT PAY. A merchant who had tvo stores In small villages tried an experiment. He put a bargain counter In each ttoro contain ing the samo article at exaptly the same price. In the newspapers of one vil lage he advertlced hie special counter. In the other village ft he did not advertise and cold nooda ameuntlaa to $08-4. In the store in the vlllaee where he did advertise he sold goods amounting to 1,W8 Iksh and Steel SiSriXy3iJ Exlra Good Rubbers 10c Dozen 3 Dozen 25 Cents Free Delivery. Quality Is a Hobby With us, and wo stick to It, no mat tor wlint tho "other fellows" may do. Pure, sure, Is a motto we live up to, even ir It costs us a measuro or our profits. You run no risks at BRANSON & RAOAN'S. Needed In Every Home THE NEW AND E.NLAR.GE.D E.DITION OF webster's International Dictionary A Dlottontrv of KNGLISII. I llloBrnphy, Oaosraphy, Fiction, etc. Now Plates Throughout 25,000 New Words Phrases nnd Definitions Prepared under (lie direct super vision of W. T. HARMS, Pli.D., LL.D., United Slatos Cointntssioiicr of Kdu cation, assisted by a largo corps of com potout spcoinllsts and editors. Rich Dlnrilnim 2364 Quarto Pages auuu iiiUBirnuona l3j"Th6 International xmafirttlistutd in JSD0, mccctdinn tht "Vmibriihjtd." The New and Enlarged Edition of the International waa issued in Octobtr, WOO. Get thn latest anil best Wo also publish Webster's Colloglato Dlollonsrr with Qlounry of Scot tl!i Woixlsiimll'lirnscs IICOI'uvm. 1100 illn.lrtllonfc Bl.7tl0il MliubM. "rirat-olniw 111 quality, geconil-clitMlnalie." Hpocliuou imiree, oto. of both books sont on nppllcatlon. U.OU.MKHIUAMtU.I wiuuirs n..t.ll.l ICOLLEOIATEl luuiiBiiura, DICTWKY Sprlnnflold, Mass. L. D. HENRY'S REAL ESTATE AND RENTING AGENCY id at 230 Commercial titro-t PHONE MAIN 2681 SALEM ORB. RBHBBllBHHHSBHaBHHBaHH0BI,aHj H I IF YOU ENJOY I GRAND SCENERYl M The only way lor ynu to g K go CHBi N via Milt I.aKu g 3 City, Duuvor and thu m to liuilinuton itoutu. g You will then fee the g SS Roikius tho Kmndeit M M ecuuury oil the Aiuoricnii g H continent. Their fiiow- g O cupped pouks nro visible m M liii)t i-vury (not nt the M gj way from Halt l.aku City g u to Uonvor. m Hut the ecericry isn't the only olvantio of the g route via Denver. The m service la uinqiittllcd g Library cars east ol SAC. SHELDON. General Act- at g 100 Third Street. S Pnrrlnnd Ore. ID faHBaraaiHanasaaaaaBaiiiiHEBBsM The Science of Osteopathy Many people huvu been led to be lieve thioubh false reports ami Igno rance that Osteopathlo treatment was painful and even Injurious to children or wunkoned Invalids. Nothing could be faither from the truth for It Ih adapted to the case, aud In nowise Is It Injurious to the fralleet child or weakened Invalid. Hut rather It Is Invigorating and strength ening, ami never Is the patient worn out or made nervous from treatment. However, there are many fakere uml pretenders In Osteopathy who do Hot understand how U give treatment tM properly. . None are genuine or com petent who have not attended school at leant four term of live months each. Drs. I. IC Wyokoff and Mra. Grace Albright, of I. O. O. V. Temple, galem. are graduate of (he Ainerlpan JSohool of Osteopathy, a twenty months' sahool, and thoroughly . qualified to give sulenlifle treatment nnd handle any case put In their care All dis ease, especially ehronle dliuasea and deformities, yield to the treatment without knife or drugs, Hours D to 4. Puono Main 2721. Odd Fellows' Temple, Seieia, Or. a I wtBvnrs 1 1 lOTrnNA.noN.u.1 I DICn0NARr O Pi. MACK SUCCOSROF In Tr 1 t tr. .' . Whlto L'ornor Rnlnm n' n.J.i des ring superior operntlous at mod- iio ioe in any ornncu aro in especial roquost STEUSL0FF BROS. Dealers In Live Otock, WholbanlA nml rnlnll t. ,!..,.. .., packors. All kinds of fresh and Bait meats. Finn nntlnnrrna lintnn I,.... and lard. 316 Commercial '. Huie Wing Sang Co, Special Bale of all -waist, white underwear, wrappen floor mattings. BOTTOM PRICKS. :: ;: .. 140 State St., Salem, Or. s OFFICE UITY HALL For wator socvlco apply at ofilco. Dills puyablo monthly in advance. Mnko nil complaints at tho office. Tb? flDDeJj.. W FINK WINKS, LIQUORS T AND CIGARS.... 102 Cotirf Si 1HE ELI l'E CAFE 203 Commercial Street Moats at all hours. Open day and eight. Only placo in tho city handling tho nmoua OLYMPIA BEER Is tho Reception Saloon. Wholesale nnd retail. E, ECKBRLBN, Proprietor SOULE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS PORTLAND OR. E.MSW ' Will's Music Store. Your Step Mother Is still hero busy as over, and whon j your clothos nro all out of ordor, worn, with buttons off, tako thorn to her at tho Salem Dyo Works. ' At thlu establishment you can get' anything set to rights, from a pair ot glovos, to tho most olaborato silk' gown. A gontlouian can got his hat cloanod, his trousors creaBod, or his wholo suit rejuvenated to suit his taste, also four suits a mouth for ?1. Buttons sowed on, rips rowed up, suits prosaod on short notlcd. Now goods shrunk for drossmaklng. AIRS. C. II. WALKER 1D5 Commercial Street. FIRST CLASS HOTEL. F.W.HOSS, Proprietor. This ponular, bent ot all aiuumor re ports. In situated near Detroit, eastern terminus of Oorvallts & Knatern It. It. in thu heart of tho Uatcndu mountains. Regular pncic trnln tnnkei dally trip from Detroit to tho (prints. Tontlni; privilemm frco. All camp ttippliui can bo piirchntcdattho iprltiKS. Kxccllont flthliiK niul hnntiinr.. Hntus are vory rcHeoimblo. For further inforinntiou add res, F. W. H0S8, 7 1 '.'m Detroit, Oro. S. C. STONE, A. D. ?H0PRIET0R OF Stone's Drug Stores 8ALEM, OREGON. Tho storos(two In numbor)nro located ,, Nn Vfir. nml 297 Cammorolal sL. and nro woll stocked with n comploto lino ot drugs ami meaiciuos, ioiiui articles, perfumery, brushon, etc., Has had soino 25 years oxporlonco In tho prnctlco of uiodlclno and now makoa no cbargo for consultation, ex amination or prescription. B. F. JONES. Attorney at Low Toledo, Oregon. Was clerk of circuit court for nix years and has ati up-to-dato abstract of all property In Lincoln couuty First Class Birjcl? Repairing And nil kindp 0' mindrlw at FRANK J. MOORE'S 10 Court Ht. Phone fOil. Pearson, Page Co. WILL IIUY FRUITS OF ALL KINDS FOR PACKING AND OANNINU nt top msrUt pnc. Now rty for buid umt opirite Uaidul llrnwwy, lutein. Frank Davis Local Manasrer OSTEOPATHY. DrTEIC Wyhof and Dr. Oraoe Al brlhU Twwty wnh graduate of th Amria ol ' Osteon ...i. irirbMviiu. Mo Dr. Wyokoff I Ui only twwity months' gentleman gradual- In Hnlem Odd Hollows' Tupl. 'Phono Main 721. BfT M. f- tkho'ettlaUraduate Aiueri- ..can School ot Onteopathy, Wrks- vllle. Mo. Office In Tioga block, over the Spa. Office bourn 8:30 to 1H80 nnd 1 to 4 8;13 W." o HHUhlSi, Dr. of 0-ieopalhy- Graduate ot mo uiuiuui vtm,t of Ostoopathy, Chleago. 111. 0 1B7 Court street Oaroslo dlseww k spoolalty. almii Will Bmitenbush HotSprings CLASSIFIED X X ADVERTISEMENTS Advertlseintnt j. five Unci or 1cm. Is this cMum luimta thrto timet for 2Sc! soc V wtck stn $30.07 -Net profits nald tn ahpIi mim, investing ?50 with md on my "Ac cumulatlvo Plan" during tho past 8 Wcoks. Clients wilt verify this statement; send for "Hints," Al fred Mitchell, 92 West 103rd St., Now York. 7-12-lt Wanted. Tlireo or lour men to worC In haying, at $1.25 per day and board. Inquire of TV. 13. Duncan, sis tniloa northwest of Salem, on Salem and McCoy stage lino. Wanted five young men From Ma rion county to proparo at onto for positions In tho government sorvlco. Apply to Intor-Stoto Inst., Cedar Rapids, la. C-17-2m Wanted Everybody to try Oregon Foot Easo for all foot ailments. Onco tried always usod. Ask your drugclst or send 25c. 8. L. Hayoe, Halsey, Ore. 6.j7tf for dolaycd or suppressed porlod; It cannot fall. Trial free. Paris Chemical Co., Milwaukee, Wis. 7-12-Ct-Bat LOST AND FOUND. RevaraCitTvflTlTe ty who will return uninjured) my 1U00 21-inch frame black Rarublor bloyclo,- No. l)5,7C0, wiUi now G. & J, tires, and Wheeler saddle. Stolen from my roshlonco ono mile cast of tho asylum on tho night of July 10th. S. B. Updcgraff. 7-ll-2t r-ouna a utactc lauy'H purse, contain lug some monoy, manlcuro tools, a tlo, hnndkorchlof, ovorshoos, a sweater, a thimblo novor used, a powder brush, a flno tooth comb and a bottle of porfumo. Ownor cart huvo eatuo by paying for this ad, nnd proving property to tho satisfaction of tho flndor. W, IL Andorson, 219 Commorclal stroot. 7-9-Ct Don't You Know Anyuitng about Kd wards' Market? At 410 Stato street. Best placo to buy frosh and cured meats nt tho lowest prices. Phouo 2024. 1). Udwards, prop Pin mmmiummmmmmmmmmewmmmmrmmmmmm'vmwmmmm FOrt RENT. For rtent or For Sale. 12-rooiu houHo, partly iunilshsd, largo grounds, mublu, etc 7-H-lm. )-or Kent. uouaga on lull above Nye Crook, adjoining Kd. Sullivan. Sit ting room and kitchen, with threo bedrooms upstnlru. All perfectly - clean. Two bedstoads and springs, Uvo chairs aud tablo. 30 for son son. Frod Olsson, Newport, 7-8-lw FOR SALE. For 8ale. A light" wagon, Inqulro at Orlswold & Ctiaso. 7-8-lw 1 u, uiitf. iiuw uver uoat, with sail, 18 feet long. Intended for ganollnu Inuucli, cheap. Inqulro at Journal oflleu. 7-8-lm All Kinds Of camping utensils, stoves and touts, and socond-hmid guods nt J. N. SlianU', 107 Court street. 0-14-tf Voam for ' 6ale. Wolght 1100 aud 1300, woll broko to work. Apply to Box 13, Aumsvlllo, Or. 7-7-lw r-or aaie. a-your-olu Jersey cow, witn Iiolfer calf. Inquire at Journal of lloo. 7-7-lm ror uale or Trade. A rare chnnco to gat a nice suburban home of 30 acros; all kinds of fruit; good build ings; flno crop of grain on place, sumo farming tools and some furul turu. Will glvo Immediate posses sion. Joshua 11. Smith, three-fourths uf a mllo southeast of depoL 7-7-2w i-or Sale Cheap Second hand turei- lug uuttlL Advance Hoparutor, 3QX CO, .with wind stuckor. Also 13 11. P. engine, with water tank and wagon. All In good order. Prlca 750. K. M. Crolsan, Salem, Ore gon. 0-14-d&w-tf For Sale Pure Poland China sows. W. II. Kgau, Salem, II. V. No. 8, 6-21-lm For Sale. Now and second-hand bug gies, new aud socoad-hand tiprlng wagons, buokboards and carta, at tho Bnloni Cnrrlago and Wagon Ffto lory. Werner I'ennoll, proprietor, 301 Couimorolal BtrcoL 4-10-tI LODOES. Protection Lodoe No. 2, Ancient Or dor United worKiuou, muem eioi batuiday ovonlug in tho Holmau flail, corner of Statu and Liberty u,i-....tM vibIhil iirotliruu walcomo. 0. A. MoFaddon, M. W. J. A. Sellwuod, Ilocordor. runcoictib oh AMUHiUA-wun Sherwood Foresters no. in. ww Friday nlghuj lu Turner block- Ira Hamilton U. It.; A. L. Drqwn.ec, Central Lodgo No. "iU K. orWCailfi Hall In llolman block, corner Statu and Llborty atroota, Tuoaday of each week at 7; 30 p. m. Claud Townsend. C. C; Zadoc J. Hl88. l- of H. and a, TONSOniAL. evaTsniTroerisir ahoy on Btate utroeL Brery uubk bow and up-to-date. Wnaat porcelala baths. Shave, 16o; hair-cut, Ho; baths, 2Jc. Two flral-claa boot biaoks. O. W. gyans. proprlator Ryan's Sriavlno Pwlors.-IflVU ii: class barbers engejsed. ittaest ba rooms In MY We uaa aaUMptlo sterlllxer. J. Bran, Prop. J. Carmlehaol-Ilop, buyer- .QflSo Duh-Uroyan building, BaJew, Dra gon. Bamptw of cboJc hopa aohc it fmm alt growers. r "'" " 'physicians. rTTBrevr, BhyilVlarTaaTawtM Office In Qray bleck. RMiwa 7 w 9. Phona 91. r II II III II I III..IIIHIH.1., PERSONAL L'mTclitJsT'ouTTmrmf A