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Newspaper Page TextJ 5 :. t , A -f General Debility Day In and out there Is that fooling of wcnknoss that tnnkos a burden of Itself. Food Uooa not strengthen. Sleep does not refresh. It Is bard to do, hard to bear, what should bo easy, vitality Is on tho ebb, and tho whole system suffers. For this condition tnke Hood's Sarsaparilla It vitalizes tho blood, Rives vltror nnd tono to all tho orirnns and functions, and la positively unequalled for all run-down or debilitated conditions. IIOOD'8 I'll r rnr cmntlrvt ".. Two Years Ago... Powdered Vanilla was Fold by a gentleman from the East. Now wo havo tlio eamn kind of goods to BC'II. Tho powder Is clean, clear, white and Btronir. Call for "C'ryt.tl sugarul Vanil- llnu". Tho price Is clioapor than what it has been sold for. YOKOHAAU TEA STORE COFFEE KOASTEH. Phono 2411 black. Freo Delivery WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS. C. L McDowell, Portlnnd. .1. D. Urooklor, Funtus nay, Alaska J. II. Robins, Tncoina. D. J. Iluniiu, Portlnnd, 13. Ilorrlck Drown, Chicago. II. 1 Out:, Wundllng, Ore. P. C. Pnlluson, Portland. J. C. Wolf, Sllvorton. W. Donohand, Albany. 0. D. Dallou, Portland. D. W. Ilolgato, Portland. W. N. Gatlns, Portland. J. Loulson, Portland. .Ino. M. Games, Portland. Thos. C. Hloomor, Portland. 0. L. Shnttuck, Prlnovlllo. Max Waiwinmn, Soattlo. J. II. Lawrence, San Francisco. J F. Mahon, llnrnoy City. H. M. Druinhollor, Walla Walla. D. C. Klncald, San Francisco. Hero Is a sample of prevalent polit ical ldocy from an exchange: Tho antl-Geor men know that thoy are dying for tho governor to call n special session, but aro afraid tholr asklnK it will frlghton Governor Geer from taking such a stop. Victor H. Allen loft today for Droit tcnbiuh Hot Springs. SSKil-S5f Rt lu . "iia,yj,'r3y: SHI "Nfgft BEAUTY BS m NEVER COMPLETE Trlfhr.if m .hint ? li-xurlunt head o! toft, glossy hair, which Is tn truth "woman's crown. Inr plnry." Tho fulthful uso of Ncwbro'sllcrplcldo jicvit falls to pro duce linlr ot this character, for, by destroying tho deadly germs that ft-Uuponthoollof tho hair root, It makes dandruff, falling ualr nutl 0.1 scalp diseases Im possible It then promotes a now und thick growth to renlaco tho old thin, brhtlo hair. i "CI On tvttf 1 w4ll mm. I (7 thtia slattmenu. rorSiloatolirirst. Class Drug Stores. ss enoui for anybody! jAll Havana Filler " FL0R0D0RA " BANDS art te sam pa tut at tars from STAR.' ' HORSE SHOEr earhead: standard ha vr." ' OLD PEACH & HONEY:1 SAW LOG." "OLE VARGINY"9 "MASTER WORKMAN" Tobacco. mmmmmmamMmmmmmmaam' m JiftxA 4&?&& AcHn. Hw ililii HHA H tSfjp 3ssrv - -SHHPJvslifck tfcf snm 1 jijgv .iMys -jb?Il- CCtfSnwiBBU " if7 3T?ffits-wK rTf fMTttll li'iinl" T'IFmSW hi urn ii ii mm iiiiii i W-4-f-H-H I I I I I I 1 1 1 I II IH I I Children's Day Program. Children's day exercises at Itov. Hornschuch's Evangelical church, on tho cornor of 17th and Chomokota streets, were witnessed by a largo crowd on Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. Desldes music by the choir and the scvoral rollgious features of tho pro gram, tho following parts were well rendered : , Recitation, "Say It With a Smllo" Leone, Doty. ' Exorcise, "Tho Old Story" Iva Wechtor, Lillian Adams. Dialogue May Itodman and WIlllo Eclthort. Singing by a class ot girls. Motlou exorcise Norma" and Clara Wochter. "Too Many Aro Wo" Lillian AdnmS. Recitation, "Tho Doll's Funeral" Ruth Doggs. Exerclso by six girls "Tho Sea Shells' Whisper." Recitation "What Would You Think?" Iva Wechtor. Recitation, "Keep Hoeing and Pray ing" Class of girls. Recitation, "Drudgery Divine" Eva McAllistor. Song, "Urlng tho Flowers" Four girls. Recitation, "The Lighthouse nnd Its Keeper" Verge Wochter. Recitation, "Aunt Jcrmlmn's Court ship" Lillian Adams. Address by Rov. T. It. Hornschuch. Solo, "Good Night" Fay Hutchlns. Salem Naval Cadet. Fred H. Perkins, named by Representative- Tongue for appointment as navnl. cadet at Annapolis, Is a son ol Assistant State Treasurer Perkins. Fred was 15 years old on his gradua tion from tho Salem public schools. He was tho youngest of five boys who took a competitive) examination. At Annapolis ho will talc a font years' course of study In tho naval acadomy, to bo followd by a two-years' tour around tho world on a govern mont battleship. After graduating lie can either remain in tho navy or re turn to civil life. During his fom years' study ho will bo furnished board at tho academy, and bo allowed $G00 per year for other expenses. Officers Installed. Ollvo lodge, No. 18, I. 0. O. P., Sat urday night Installed its olllcers for tho onsulng term. District Deputy Grand Master J. A. Smith, of Tumor, assisted by Past Grand C. Frank Rob ortson, also of Turner, performed the beautiful ceremony. Tho olucors In ducted Into their respective chairs were: H. O. White, noble grand; F. F. Toevs, recording secretary; A. Vaus, permanent secretary; John Molr, treasurer; Duncan Ross, warden; J. II. Dunlap, conductor; C. M. Pnrnion ter, Inside guardian; H. Cook, outside guardian; J, Q. Wilson, right support er; F. A. FJrlxson, loft supportor. Mazama Party. Govornor and Mrs. Geer and Mrs. Geo. W. Jones, of tho blind school, and Supt. Dickers, of tho reform school, left today to join tho Mazama party. 0 Mrs. II. I). Gilbert ontortalned about 40 of her lady friends on Saturday af ternoon at a progressiva heart party. Tho prizos, very appropriately, wont to two out-of-town visitors, Miss Fay Rosonstein, of Portland, winning first prlzo and Miss Florence Peel Becond. RofroshmentB of icos and wafers were served after tho game. Tho rooms wore very prottlly decornted with as paragus vine, swoot pons, popplos and ocean spray. PERSONALS. O. Stolnor is in Portland today. MIbb Cox is visiting in Portland. F. W. Steusloff was In Portland to day. Mrs. T. T. Geer in visiting in Port-1 I land John Dayno is at Albany attondlng court. P. H. D'Aroy was a Portland visitor today. Mrs. S. .R. Vail is visiting at ML Angel. Mrs. J. Q. Wilson Bpont the day In Portland. W. H. Downing spoilt the day In Portland. Judgo Whitney, of 'Albany, wns In town today. Rov. John Parsons Is attending Chautauqua. Hon. J. J. Whitney, of Albany, was In Salem today. D. L. Darby visited wltti Tumor friends Sunday. P. C. Patterson, of Portland, spont Sunday In Salem. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. MeCourt spent Sunday in Albany. Dan Tarpley and Claud Johnson left today for Newport. E. C. Little and John Darr spent Sunday In Portland. Mrs. J. D. Putnam and children are visiting In Portland. Rev. Geo. Rltchey lias returnod from a trip to California, Mrs. J. C. Goodale, Jr., has returned from a visit to Drain. ;rSocffiReaiml Judge noise went to Albany ttMlay. tt nurse in the Children's Home in to hold a term of courL JNew York, treated children sueoessful- Mrs. W. T. Perkins and sen. Fred, ly tilth a remedy, now Dreoarod aiid spent Sunday in Portland. 1 Mlftsea Dertha Dyrd and Jessie .Drey man left today for Newport Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Hurt on vls!twl tako and never fall. A certain cure with Turner friends Sunday. (for feverishaesa, eonstlpjatlon, head- Hopbuyers Carralchael and Parrar aabe, teething and stomaoh disorders reiHrsed from the nerth today. ' and remove worms. At all druggists, Mr. John Holman, ef Albany, spent ! Sample FRHB. Address Allen S. Sunday with relatives la this eity. Olmsted, Lenoy, N. Y. 4 j WEEKLY BAND The Journal solicits subscriptions for n weakly opan-ntr band con cert by tho Salem Military band. Tho fund to bo subscribed Is to bo paid onch week to somo ono designated by the band organization, and to bo given at ono of tho parks in tho city. Subscription Hofor Urotliors Mrs. J. N. Smith and Miss Mabel Smith havo returned from Newport. Mrs. J. W. Dullotto nnd llttlo daugh ter nro In Portland for a few days. Gov. and Mrs. Geer havo returned from a few days spent nt the Chautau qua. Mrs. It. N. Hoover and children and Miss McCtacken left for Dotrolt to day. John M. Chaso, of Arlington, spent Sunday evening with his family in Su lorn. J. II. Rcovob, who spoilt his vacation in Salem, returned to Portlnnd tills morning. Mrs. Alice Miles and son, Orin, have gone to Tnconia to spend a week with relatives. Do Leslie Green, a Salem boy, hns bogun work for Roberts, a Portland shoo dealer. Major C. 13. McDonnell returned to Portlnnd today after ah over-Sunday visit In. Salem. Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Forney and son went to Turner today to visit Tlios. Day and family. Mr. and Mrs, N. W. Stiver, of Tur ner, spent Sunday with tholr daughter. Mrs. P. Norgron. MIbs Theresa Dnumgart has re turned to Albany, after a visit with Mrs. J. J. Roberts. Mrs. Thos. Holman, Miss Florence rillson nnd Georgia Lunn were a par ty for Newport today. Mrs. M. O. Potter and daughter, of Portland, hnvo been guests of Mrs. J. 1 L. Stockton for a week. Contractor Snook, who Is putting up tho now collogo building nt Corvnlils, ; Bpont Sunday in tho city. Dr. Fred It. Doworsox hns returned ' to Goldendnlo, nftor a visit with his brother, F. G. Dowersox. j Tho Methodist Sunday School will givo a picnic nt Fnirmount Park on Wednesday of this weok. Miss Carolyn Knmni, who hns been visiting nt the homo of Win. Drown, " has returned to Portlnnd. j T,1 l,Kul market Is well supplied Dert 12. Honey and Rov. Horace M. wlt tllu Iob" bony tho largest und Ramsey are spending a few days at inoHt proline cross botwoen tho rasp Lafayette and McMlnnvlllo. I berry and blnckborry thnt has ovor Sam Raymond has gone to tnke a ,,Q0 introduced. Ono Hold of a nuar placo as motormnn on tho Oregon City tor-acre lias for soveral years turnod lino under JnmoB I.nmbirth. :off lho most profitable crop grown in W. N. GntoiiB. of Portland, who is t,108 1'nrts, nnd the demand Is greater talked of as Govornor Chamberlain's-1"11'1 tho supply, prlvuto secretary, is In tho city. At lll grounds of tho Oregon Nur- Tlico. Unrr lias returned to Corvnl- Wfi' Co- tlo l-"Hiui berry has been lis, whore ho Is putting on tho metal fniltod for '" yonrs, and Is tho most roof of tho now stnto building. I Irollflc of any of the scores of kinds Mrs. Culbortson and slstor, MIbb,0' "urrloB on tholr grounds. With Dorn Stockton, loavo tomorrow for a ' va'i' llttlu cultivation, and no trellises, weolc nt Gladstone Park Chnutnuqun. t'oy Htorally are covored with fruit. Mrs. Clnud Gatch and children and hor guost, Miss Dolnshmutt, or Spo kano, loft for an outing nt Newport to day. Mrs. W. F. Osborno, of Tho Journal force, Bpont Sunday In Portland, whonco she wns called by tho Illness of a alitor. Miss Lucy Williams, of Portland, who lias boon visiting friouds in Sa lem for two wooks. returnod to hor homo today. Miss Cnrrlo Watt, of Forest Orovo, who has spent tho past ton dnys with Mrs. W. If. Dyrd, left for hor homo this morning. II. G. Guild, lato of tho Sulom Inde pendent, is U. S. commiBHioner nt Pressor Falls, Wash., whoro ho pub llshoH tho Rullotln. W. P. Milba loft today for tho 0. A. R. oncampmont nt Mason's Grove, noar Stayton. It insts all this weok. Freo camping prlvllogoB. Miss Margaret Coaporjolnod a party of frlonds In Portland today, and loft for n two wooks' vacation visit to Yel lowstone National Park. Major Dubbin, of Portland Snlva- flmi ArtllV llAmt nfn.m- nf tlwi fwtitrrtn , , , , , , , , , i . " . and Washington division, will be at Salem tonight, and will hold services at tho hall. Dr. and Mrs. Fountnin came down to spend Sunday, and reports u very successful week for tho electrical shows. He will go to Newport sown to remain several weeks. ' Bed Tlmo I tnko. a pleasant herb drink, tho next mornlug I fe61 bright and my com ploxlon is hotter. My doctor says It acts gently on tho stomach, liver and kidneys, and is a pleasant laxative. It Is made of herbs, and is prepared as easily as tea. It is called Lano'a Mod lolno. All druggists sell it at 25c and 50 cents. Lane's Family Medicines moves the bowels -oaoh day,' If you cannot got it, send for freo samples. Address, Orator Woodward.LeRoy.N. Y. We Have A full Hue of Vnouum fruit pars, and also Mason fruit Jars. Thaw are the best on the market. Uused by every body. IIRANSON & RAOAN. Mother Gray's 8wee Rowders. For children. Mother Gray, for yoars placed in the drug stores, called Moth - - - er dray's Sweet Powders for Children. They are harmless as milk, pleasant to - " T!HE DAILY J0UnNA1 CONCERT FUND Per Week. .BOc SEASIDE VOTING CONTEST Great Interest Being Aani fested Already Quito a number of votes havo boon cast in Tho Journal voting contest for tho most dosorvlng and popular Salem young lndy to bo gtvon a freo outing for a wook nt tho sonslde. Slio will rocolve a free ride on the) railroad and steamor to Newport and free room and ontortainmont at tho finest hotel in tho city tho Day View bridal parlor will bo set asldo for hor. There is already talk of making up an escort party to attend hor on tho trip savo tho coupons and help de cide the matter, and perhnps you wilt wunfto bo In tho party. Coupons aro printed dnlly In Tho Journal, nnd enn bo voted n't this of fice. No oxtra papers will bo printed, but what aro sold to subscribers or over tho counter or by the newsboys. The result will bo announced from day to day, and it is important to got your candidate staitod early, so that all hor friends can got to work and snvo their "HWonB LOGAN BERRY TAKES MARKET! Another Improved Blackberry Is Introduced. Picking has been going on for three weoks, and will continue ovor two mouths, as thoro nro still blossoms forming. The vinos nro slff oiioiikIi to sustain the fiult without support, and shade tho crop so that it matures to perfection. In earllnosH tho LoKnu berry sur pasBos them all, coming in well be fore Btrnwborrlos aro through, ami on tlnuliiK for eight weeks. A srrotid crou follows lntoi In the season, wher ever irrigation is available The tunes onch year make a vigorous growth For jams and Jellies the Lonau hero ls nn uulvorsal favorite the Jelly having tho rich, dark, vIikus quality that Is so much desired. A great Industry could bo established at Salem by tho manufacture of those unities aIon Another Derry Triumph. Tho Oregon Nursery Compnii) are also showing In fruit on their grounds the new Mammoth blackberry, which bogliiB to lipon about two weeks ufter the Logan berry. It Is easily the earli est and largest blnckborry now on the market. The Mummoth hns still many blooms and many ripe berries, while othor. blackberries are "In the green," and It is fully as large as the I ogan berry. , TWENTY CENT HOPS, Prices Still Advancing Under Bull Influences 1 Several offers ot 20cont routiu-ts for 1102 hoM are rejtorted by reliable parties In Marion county. One sale Is reported at that figure. Seveial reps are isoufcb' 1. $!' to ti" per nc .- The crop In Ungland and New York Is ihoit. and the streiiKtheuliiK of In dustrials Is a stiffening Influent ; The Ulleathals are known to have lame holdings of 1KH hops, and are bidding up on the new crop to advance their Interests In old holdings. Why alHHiMn't one of the Taylor brothers, who did all they could to defeat the Retwullran nominee for sheriff, he wade a DtnocnUI- depu ty? If you are troubled with Impure uiooo, inuicaieu vy sores, pimples, headache, etc., we would recommend Acker's Blood Elixir, whleh we sell under a positive guarantee. It will al ways cure Scrofulous or Synhllltlc poisons aud all blood diseases. M ets. and 1140. D. J. FRY, Druggist Good Housekeeper Will always) u tho bt bread and mutry that Btomty Uy. Patronize the Pioneer Bakery, and yM will get the besL - ' SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, JULY INDICESTION is the cause of more discomfort than any othor ailment. If you eat tho thlugs that you you want, nnd that nre good for you. you aro distressed. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will make your dlgostlon perfect and prevent Dyspepsia and Its attondant dlsngroc ablo symptoms. You enn safely eat anything, at any time, if you tako ono of thoso tablots afterward. Sold by all druggists under n positive guaran tee. 25 cts. Money refunded If you nre not satisfied. Send to us for a free sample. W. H. HOOKER & CO., Buffalo, N. Y. The Great Rock Island Route. Through personally conducted tour ist sleeping cars between Portland nnd Chicago onco a wook, and between Og den and Chicago thrco tlmos a weok, via tho Scoule lino. Through Standard sleeping cars dally betweon Ogdou and Chicago, via tho Sconlc line. Through Standard stooping cars dally botweou Colorado Springs and St, Louis. Througli Standard and tourist sloop Ing cars dally botweou San Francisco and Chicago, vin Los Angeles and EI Paso. Through Standard Bleeping cars and chair cars daily botwecn St. Paul and Chicago. Do Buro that your ticket reads via tho Qrcat nook l8,aml Rout0 Tho best and most reasonable din ing car sorvlce. For ratos, folders and descriptive lit erature wrlto to A. E. COOPER, General Agont, Portland, Ot. o Ta the Mountains. Warren W. DavlB is running a vory comfortnblo stngo line to Silver Crook Falls dally. That is tho flnost moun tain resort open to Snlom pooplo by dally stage leaving tho postofuco at 7 a. m. dally, oxcept Sunday. See his card In this dally paper. 0 (X2SeX3G DOES IT PAY. A merchant who had two stores In email villages tried an experiment. He put a bargain counter In each store contain ing the same articles at exactly the same price. In the newspapers of one vil lage he advertlecd his special counter. In the othor village he did not advortlso and sold goods amounting to $984. In the store In the village where he did advertise he sold goods amounting to $1,723, Iron and Steol. WiX5X30SW " FL0R0D0RA " BANDS an of same valut as lags from " STAR," " HORSE SHOE," "SPEARHEAD.""STANDARD NA VT." " OLD PEACH & HONEY," "SAW LOG," "OLE VARGINY" or "MASTER WORKMAN" Tobacco. Do your Children A8K QUESTIONS? Of course lli 97 do. It is tlioir wnv 01 IiKiriiing und il is jour duty lo unswer. on may need a dic tionary to u'td you. It won't an- iawer ovory question, but tliero uro thoiiBanda to winch it will giro you trtto, clear and definite answers, not about words only, but about tbiiiL's, tlio ami. lnacliinery, men. Dlucofl, Btories nnd the like, Then too, tlio oliildron enn find their own answers. Home of our greatest men bavo ascribed their power to study of the dictionary. Of course you want the best dic tionary. The most critical prefor tho Mow nnd Enlarged Jidition of WEBSTER'S International Dictionary. yo hait any quiiin about it writ ut. a. & o. MEnniAM co., pyausiifos. apnmarttio, mass. I Hi mum 1 1111 1 si mm iiiiiiiiitiiMSBMsMgy fiGooel enough I for anybody! 1 jAll Havana Filler 1 pllll &Hm l?a I 111 Jit Mm I Fl kvhbsbWLu X jjfkssPs B ws I &u$eW W&25l z$8 I I v3$ r i$3$ I . I Kamn j 14, 1902. Market Quotations Today, yj. I'.anv mi.iu a uvuu iiuiuc nianiCl r Hob Market. Hops liM 10(0)200, contracts 17)(,'c. Flour. Flour $2 70t3 bbl. Potatoo Apples. Etc. Potatoee old CO now 76u Onions, $1.76 to ) 2.26 por 100 lha. Fruits. Cherries Black, CcOaju'c. lloyal Antic, 2c4c Dried Fruits Dried npploa 0ifli. Dalian prunoa 40s to Mi 54 to 3 l'utito I'runos 40a to 60e, 8 lu. Wood. Fence Posts, Etc. Wk fir 13 $3 25 Second growth $2.50.(8 $2 76 Ash $2 60. Tndyoak-flOO. l'olu onk f-1 00. Codar poeta 0 to 10c. Balm wood $2. 0 ami J3 00. Hides, Pelts andt-urs drceu hidea, No. 1 7r. Green hides, No. 2 5c. Calf aklns iQ5c. Slioojv 75c. Goat Bkina 25o to $1.00. Gray lox 25 to 60c. Coon 10 to 40c. Mink 25o to $1.25. Oltor-$1 to $5. Skunk 10 to 26c. Muakrnt 1 to 5c. Wildcat 10 to 25c. Whcst, Oats. Eic. Wheat -6(Jc. Oats 34c Barley $10 per ton. Flax Cash, Northwest, $1 70 Live Stock Market. Steora 3Vi03c. Cowa 33,4 Sheep $3.60groBa to $4 ,00 Dressed veal OJc Hoge, alive 5j 6)c Uona, dressed tl) Wool and Mohair. Coarao wool 14c. Fino 15c. Mohair 25c. Hay, Feed, Etc. Oate-$l 06 Haled cheat $7.60 to $d. Ulovor IU. Feed barley $10$20 por ton Brnu-$18.60 Shcrta $20.50. Flour, wholesale $2 05. Dairy and Creamery Products. Dairy butter 16c. Creamery 20 tHoro 16(($25c. FirBt-clasB country, por roll 36c. Cream nt creamery, pan Bkimmud 1315c. Boparator skimmed 17c, Stelncr's Market, ChickciiB 8 Spring 10 to 12 Ew& per dozi'n, 17c. PORTLAND MARKET. Poktland, July 0 - Whu.i Waim Wallu, (J-iQOOc Flour Portland, buet rndoa 3.05 it $3.UJ. Graham $2.05Gt$3.20 OatB Choice White $ 1,20c $125. Bnrley $20 $22.50 portou. MilBtutI Bran, $161U. Hay Timothy $12$ IB por ton. Onioiiu 1.00 por cental Potatoes 75c por cuutul. Butter Boot dairy, 1018i; fancy cruamory,102lttc;Htorti 15 1(1.11. EgRB-OroKon, ranch 10 20 Poultry OhiokoiiB, mixed $3 50 $4 50; huiia $5 60, turkoyu, live 13 014 . Minion uroBB, ac Iloga Groaa O'c. Boot UroBH 3(i93)$c. Voal UroasUo (jj Ife: I1-. llopB ll10c. Wool Valley, 12 lSun. . Kaaiorn HldoB Dry iildoB, 1(1 ixniuda and up uuda, 15u fi 15)d, : o How's Thls7 Wo oITer Ono Hundred Dollars Ho ward for uny enso of Catarrh thut can not he cured by Unit's Cutnrrh Cure. F. J. CHUNKY & CO., Toledo, O Wo, the undurslgiiod, hnvo known F, J, Cheney fur the laut 1C years, and bo Hove lilin to bo porfaotly honorablo In nil business transactions, and iliiau clully able to curry out any IiubIiiuhh o'lllKutlous Hindu by their ilriu. West & Truux, Wholesale DniK Klsts, Toledo, O. WaldliiK, Klniian & Muivlu, Whulesale DriiKKists, Toledo, O. Hull's Catunh Cure Is taliitn lnter nally, acting directly upon the blood ami muLous HiiifucoM of the system. Testimonials sent frue. Prices 7Rc p r bottle. Hold by all druKKlsts, IU-1's Family Pills are the best. o The Science of Osteopathy Many people have been led to be Hove through false reports and Igno rance that Osteopathic truatmeut was painful and even Injurious to children or weakened Invalids. Nothing could be farther from the truth for It Is adapted to the case, and In nowise is It Injurious to the frailest child or weakened Invalid, Hut rather It is iuvlKorutlng and strength ening, aud never Is the patlant worn out or made nervous from treatment. However, there ure many fakers und pretenders In Osteopathy who do not understand how to kIvo treatment properly. . None are genuine or com petent who have not attended school nt least four terms of Ave mouths each. Drs. h. K. Wyckoff and Mrs. (Jrsre Albright, of I. O. O. F. Temple, tfulem, are graduates of the American Kchool of Osteopathy, a twenty mouths' school, and thoroughly qualified to give scientific treatment ami handle any case nut In their cure. All dis eases, especially rhroHle diseases sud deformities, yield to the treatment without knife or drugs. Hours 0 to 4. I'hone .Main 3721 Odd Fellows' Temnle Uslam Or L D. HENRY'S REAL ESTATE AND RENTING AGENCY ia st 380 Comruerelsl fttret PHONE MAIN 2681 SALEM ORE. , OMICHcr, ,4M l ttlQlWH -wnm m - pasessssjsb tmmwftn 1M ' i-04 mmtMk0 sWM. VI ritfc u. .fj I L vllir. UIW SI SI -. KkL.ibttllMu. aJ flu.!-. i.r. . : - "ir"T-'T itt li tolta UK VH uuu . J-uVlU, PIS O H. MACK WMUC??80r t0oD' J M- Kcono, In Wh to Comer, Salem, Oregon. Parties desiring auporlor operations at mod- J u 1 nDy braach flro ln c"PccIal STEUSLOFF BROS. Dealers In Llvo Qtock. Wholosalo nud retail biitnlin n.,,1 packcra. All kinds of froBh nnd Bait u,7"' "no sauaagca, hamfl, bacon """ '"'" jio commercial streot. Huie Wing Sang Co , Special Salo of all walaU, white underwear, wrappers lloor nmttlnyi. tilHTOM rKiLi'.a. 140 State St., Salem, Or. OFFICE CtrY HALL For wator sorvlco apply nt offlco. ullla payablo monthly In advance. Mnko nil complaints at tho offlco. Tb? nnnefy. 102 Court St THE ELITE CAFE 208 Commercial Street Meals at all hours. Open doy and night. Only placo in tho city handling tho amouB OLYMPIA BEER Is ttio Reception Saloon. Wholosalo and retail. R ECKBRLEN, Proprietor SOULB BROS PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS PORTLAND OR Por Salem and vtcloity leave orders at Ceo Will's Music Store. Your Step Mother Is still hero buay na ovor. nnd whon ' your clothes nro all out of outer, worn, with buttons oil, tako thorn to hor at tho Salem Dyo Worka. At this establishment you can got anything aot to rights, from a pair ot -r glovoa, to tho moat olaborato silk tnllin A nAtttln,nti Ann n l.lrt I. h ft cloanod, hla trousors creaBod, or his wholo suit rojuvonatod to Bult his tnato, alBo four suits a month for $1., UUUUIIU nuwuu uu, rips bowou up, suns presBod on short notice Now goods shrunk for droBBtnaklng. MRS. C. II. WALKER 105 Commercial Street. inriiMrn it a L-.C- it, .fiiiH, F.W.HOSS, Proprietor. TIiIh popular, boot ol all Hummer ro Borts In fltuntid ut-nr Dilroli, eiiBtttru turmiuiiB ol Corvallis & Kiuturn It. It. in tho heart oi the Onecado mountaitiH, Heiiiilar tines trnln iiutkus daily triii front Detroit to tho fpriiiK'H. Teutlii irlvllcKes Irtiu All eainp eiipiillos can jo inirchufod at the eijriiiue. lixcullont IhhiUK Hiid hiintliig. KiWei aro vory reiitoutiblu. I-or lurthcr iiifiinuatiou pddri-H?, K. W. ROSS, 7 I ?m Dotrolt, Ore, S. C. STONE, ftl. D. PHOPHIllTOK OH Stone's Drug Stores 0ALF.M, OREGON. Tho stores(two lu numbor)nru located ut No, U35 aud 207 Ooimuorulal St., and are well stocked with a complete lino of drugs and modlcliios, toilet articles, porfumory. brushes, etc., Has had sums 26 yeurs expurionco In the nrnatlco of medicine aud now makes no chargo fur consultation, ex amination or prcHorlptlou. B. P. JONES, Attorney at Law Toledo, Oregon. Was clerk of circuit court for six yenrs und has an up-to-date nbstraut of all property In Lincoln county First Class Bicycle Repairing . And nil kludn id stiudrlet ut FRANK J. MOORE'S 111 Court Ht. I'hone WH. Pearson, Page Co. WIU. Hl'V FRUITS OF ALL KINDS KOR I'AfKINU AND OANNI.SU st 1 tan mirkul I.rilU. SltW IVAllV fur IWSl- 1iy() il-Ca ,,, iuty, sktow, Frank Davis Local Manager 06TEOPATIIY. Or. L. E. Wyokeff anu Dr. Qraoe bnht. Tweuty mouths gradilutes of the Aiuerii-uu kkhool of Oitsep athy. Klrksville, Mo. Dr. Wyckuff Is the only twenty mouths' geHthnuau graduate lu tialeni Odd Fellows Temple. 'I'hone Main tttl. tir'.'lM T. fioriooitle Irudttftie Atnorl- nun Hflhnol of OstfiOOttthV. KlrkS- Title, Mo. Offlee In Tlogs block, over the Spa, Ottlee hours 8:30 to 11-30 and 1 to 4. 81? W. O. ftobntks. Dr. er OstcbpaHiy Oraduute of the OolswWa Oollime of Osteopathy. Ohleu. IU. Olflse 1(7 Court street Chrenk diseases a specialty. em h k n ii i I in 1 mmm mmm X ADVERTISEMENTS i&i'I&tP'1!'.' I'ats orleis. lo tblsToluiaa Inserteaihree t mesfor 45c. soca WetiLsi ?o montu. ah onr me lines .. iMeSsflf,? WANTED. xsa-ix umHiam $30.07 Net profltB paid to each client Investing $50 with mo on my "Ac cumulative Plan" during tho paat 8 Wuoka. Clients wilt verify this statcmont; Bend for "Hints." AI frcd Mltcholl, DS West 103rd St., iNow orl(. 7-12-lt Wanted. Thrco or tour men to work In haying, nt $1.25 per day nnd board. Inquire of W. U. Duncan, 8lx mllos northwest of Salem, on Salem and McCoy stago lino. Wanted flvo young men From Ma rlon county to proparo at onco for posltlous in tho govornmout sorvlce. Apply to Intor-Stato Inat., Codar llaplda, la. C-17-2m Wanted Ifiveryuody to try Oregon Foot Eaao for all foot aliments. Onco trlod always uaod. Ask your druggist or send 26c. S. L. Hayea, lialaoy, Oro. 5-271; PER80NAL -aaica uso our harm iosh Itimixiv for delayed or supproased period, it cannot fntl. Trial free. Parla Chemical Co., Milwaukee, Wla. 7-12-Gt-aat LOST AND FOUND. cwaru. iu will UO CIVOU lo tlio liar ty Who will return (uninjured) my 1000 24-Inch frnmo black Rarablor bicycle, No. 05,700, with new Q. & J. tiros, and Wheeler saddle. Stolon from my roaldonco ono mllo east of tho asylum on tho ulcht of July lOtli. S, D. Updograff. 7-11-21 hound A UlucK laUy's purao, contain lug somo money, maulcuro tools, a tlo, handkorchlof, ovorshocs, a swoator, a tlumblo uovor used, a powdor brush, a lino tooth comb nnd a bottlo of porfumo. Owner can have Bnmo by paying for this ad, and proving property to tlio satisfaction of the Under. W. II. Andorson, 219 Commercial strooL 7-9-6t Don't You Know Anyunng about Md wards' Market! At 410 State strooL lloHt placo to buy frosh and cured moatH at the lowest prices. Phono 2024. U. GdwardB, prop FOK RENT. -wN An. For "'nt or For l'n,'' lurnlihed. stable, etc. -12-room Iiuubo, largo grounds, 7-9-lm. or Hent. Cottage on htll abovo Nye Creek, adjoining Ed, Sullivan. Sit ting room and kttchon, with three bedrooms upstairs. All perfectly donn. Two bedsteads and springs, llvo chairs and tablo. $30 for sea son. Frod OIbboii, Newport. 7-8-lw FOR8ALE. For Sale. A light wagon, Iuqulro at (Irlswold &. Ohaao, 7-8-lw r-or saie. isow river bout, with sail, 18 feet lung. Intended fur gasoline launch, cheap. Iuqulro at Journal olllce. ' 7-8-lm All Kinds Of camping utensils, stoves und touts, und secondhand uouds ut J. N. Sliuutz', 107 Court street. ' 0-14-tt Team ioT Sale. WelRht 11G0 und 130U, wull broke to work. Apply to llox 13, Aumsvllle, Or. 7-7-lw r-or baio. 8-yeurolU Jersey cow, witu heifer culf. Inquire ut Journal of Hoe. 7-71m r-or Hale or trade. A lure chance to gel 11 nice suburban home of 30 acres; all kinds ot fruit; good build lugs; Hue crop of grain on pluce, Hume funning tools und some furni ture. Will give Immediate posses sion. Joshuu It. Smith, threo-fourths of a mile southeast ot depot 7-7 2v hor dale Cheap Bucouu baud tbruati lug outllt. Advuuco Soparator, 3Cx CO, with wind stacker. Also 13 11. 1. engine, with water tank and wngou. All lu good order. Plce $750. It. M. Crolsan, Salem, Ore gon. G-U-d&w-tf Por Sale I'uro I'olaud Ohiua sows. W. II. Ui-uii, Sulom, It. D. No. 8. C-211U1 For Sale. New aud second-hand bug gies, uew and second-hand spring wngou i, buckboards and carts, at the Salem Carrlago and Wagon Fac tory. Wornor Feunell, proprietor, 304 Commercial street. 4-10tf LODOE8. Protection Lodae No. 2, Ancient Or der United Workmen, moots every Saturday oveulug lu tho Holman Hull, corner of Stato and Liberty streets. Visiting brethren welcome. F I.. Wit. M W, J A Hellwood Iteeorder. ruritoiuHo Or- aMHICa Court Hherwoud Foresters No. 19. Meets Friday nights In Turner block. Ira Hamilton C. It.. A. L. Drown. Bee, Central Loajo Ho. ia (. 0 K iJaaUe Hull In Holman block, corner BUte und Liberty streets, Tuesday of eaik week at 7:30 p. in. Claud Townseud. C. C; SSttdeo J. lllggs, K. of It. uud 8. TONSORIAL. gvans'Darber aopOiTuw-"8 shop 011 Bute street livery thing new and up-to-date. Finest porcelain baths. Shave, 16c, haircut, a&c, baths, Me. Two Awt-chus hoot blacks. O. W. Hvans, proprietor ftyan's flhavlna Parlors. Hovon nrl class barbers engaged. Flnost bata"" rooms in otty. Wd use aatlseptlo sterlllxsr. J. Hyan. Prop. J, Carmlchael-Hou, buyer. Office la Dush-Dreyman bultdlug, Salem, Ore- ,-- gon. SamplM of choiee hops oliO' " w ited from all growers. PHV8lo;iAN8. j, H. Browsr, physician -ana surgBen Offlee In Gray blook. Reoma 7 4 9. Phons 91, CLASSIFIED