The Daily journal., July 17, 1902, Image 3

I Nervous Woman
Will often feci compelled to stop the
clock whose ticking seems unbearable to
her In such a nervous condition the
woman needs n building up of the entire
system. It is useless to attempt the cure
K-Tsv 01 me nerves
)J while the cause
of the nervous
ncss remains uu.
cured. A very
common cause
of nervousness
in women is a
diseased condi.
of the tlclicntn
womanly organism.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription cures
womanly diseases and
the nervousness which
they cause. Itclmmrpq
irregularity to regular
ity. dries the drains
Wlltf-fl Wnfll-Aft U'nlllnH
heals iuflammatiou and ulceration and
cures female weakness. It is a perfect
tonic and nervine, tranquilizing the
nerves, promoting the appetite and in
ducing refreshing sleep.
"When I fimt wrote you I hnJ been to ihree
different doctors and two of them Mid I would
never get better without Roliiff to the lioiitnl
for nn operation," write Aim Selmii lirlckion.
of 496 KIce Street, St. Paul, Minn. "Win not
able to do ntiytlilnp. Ifl would get up nud walk
to the kitchen and bock I would have to He In
bed for a day or sometime two dny Now I
bne lined lx bottles of I)r l'ierce'n I'avorite Pre
ftcriptiou nnd lx of the ' (iolJcn Medical Dlncov
er nud the result Is jiut wonderful I nan ho
nmoiu I li.ul to have nome one by my Hide nil
the time even in dny lime, nud I could hardly
cnt (ilivtllltlir. I took treatment fnrvti n ,1v tri
tulec n week, and every time I would go there t
felt o lck, but since 1 unit all the doctors nnd
begun taking your mcdfclnes I entiled right
nlonc 1 weighed ijj pounds, when I began
Inking- your tucdiclncs (In Atigimt) aud now
I am up to my inual weight 165. I am us well
and feel as good as ever "
VtitlK. Dr. Pierce's Common Sense
Medical Adviser is sent free on receipt
of stamps to pay expense of mailing only.
Send 31 one-cent stamps for the book 111
tin per covers, or 31 stamps for cloth
bouml volume. Address Dr. R.V. Pierce,
Uuffalo. N. Y.
ware
Very Cheap
Good for Camping
Come and See it
Afk also to Eee tho Firo Polished
Glassware. Just ns cheap ns tho un
polished has been.
Bun c) dishes, set of six, 15 cents m d
upwards.
7 inch borry bowl, each IS cents at d
upwards.
Jolly Kineses 25 cents a dozen and up
ward d.
YOKOHAMA TEA STORE
Try Diamond Bland too for
leu Tea.
Phono 2111 black. Free Dellvorj
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Karl T .KraftT Chicago.
G. W. Reynolds, Snn Francisco.
Jan. I. Shorldnn, New York.
Goo. A. Peel, Portland.
G. L. Dnvls, Portland.
I. It. MeMonlos, Portland.
M. S. Hint, Portland.
Lucy Duncan, Liberty.
J. II. Dortch, Wnshlngton. D. C.
Lew I. Stock, San Francisco.
Flunk Solonor, San Francisco.
V. S. McFarland. San Francisco.
Kmll Pursch, San Francisco.
II. V. Golilor, San Francisco.
John D. Olwoll, Contral Point.
C. C. Pnge. Chicago.
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How's This?
Wo offor Ono Ilundrod Dollars Re
ward for nuy caso of Catarrh that can
not bo cured by Hull's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Wo, tho undorslgnod, havo known F.
J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and bo
llovo him to bo porfectly honorablo In
all busluoss transactions, and finan
cially nblo to carry out any business
obligations mado by their Arm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, O. Waldlng, Klnnan &
Marvin, Wholosale Druggists, Toledo,
0.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is takon inter
nally, acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous surfacos of tho system. ',
Testimonials sont froe. Prlcos 75c
por bottlo. Sold by all druggists. '
Hud's Family Pills aro tho host.
Corvnllls TJmes: Tom Caso has
bought a barber shop In Salem, and he
leaves Monday to take charge. The
shop Is located wost across tho street
from the Wlllametto, and Is a throe
chalr shop. Mr. Caso has boon In tho
tonsoiial business in Corvnllls for
many years, and Is an artist in his
lino. Many friends here wish him suc
co8 in his now field.
The Excltamsnt Not Over
The rush to the drug store still con
tinues and dally scores of people call
for a bottle ot Kemp's Balsam for the
Throat and Lungs for the curs of
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis and
Consumption. Kemp's Balaam, tho
standard family remedy, is sold on a
guarantee and never fails to gtre en
tire satisfaction. Price 26c and 50c.2
0 1
Will Exhibit Today
Today I will exhibit and Mil out
of lot the largest assortment of French
harpi that ever wan In Salem. I re
celved a sample of every style harj
made from one of tlie laryeet harp
factories In Germany. Boys, take a
look at them In my south window.
OHO. C. WILL.
Dealer la FiaMs, Organs and Sewing
Maattfnee, d-w
Defective Sidewalks.
There are many complaints about
Uie rery baa ami defective sidewalk
or Twelfth street, beyond the lumber
yard, and on South Commercial street
next bbyond the MeNaraar property
tMSSESM
fvlETSBfl Jill
UK' AfK
Bap fK5,pOisfl
wmmmrw
MmyrwM Hon
mckel
Nil Ml 1 1 H-l 1 1 I I I Hi
i& Social Realm
PERSONALS.
Earl Uldiloll wub In Orogon City to
day. State Sonntor C. W. Fulton has ro
turned to Astoria.
Miss Anna Hopf has rotuinod from
a visit In Portland.
A. Hrown.'ll, tho Albany
man. was In Snlum todny.
tiursory
H. L. Hart, alias Aaron Fighter, Is
in Portland for a few days.
Ross Flshbnrn has returned fiom a
fow days' visit In Portland.
Mrs. C. S. Rldy nnd (laughter, of
Portland, aio visiting In Snlom.
Mr. nnd Mrs. N. W. Clark havo gone
to Shonlwator Hay for two weeks' out
ing. Miss Mary Fields has roiio to llorke
ley. to attend the University of Call
fornlo.
Mrs. W. S. Huchannn nnd Mrs. It
J. Hcndrlo, or Portland, me the guests
of Mrs. W. H. Savage.
T. D. Jackson loaves tonight foi
Oakland. California, on a visit to his
daughter, Mrs. O. A. Pneue.
Mrs. II. .1. Loslfb. accointiniilml liv
hor son. Eliot, has gone to Portland
on a visit to hor daughter, Mrs. E. E.
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Pony and Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Perry, of Pittsburg, were
tho guests of Mis. Ruth Sayro Wed
nesday. W. C. WInslow and Frank Qrannls
havo gone to Eastern Orogon, whore
they will work through the hnryestiiiB
season.
Virgil Allon, who hns Just recovered
from a serious Illness of typhoid fever
has gono to Sllverton for a recuporn-'
tlvo visit.
Mrs. J. R. Read has returned tc
Portlnnd, after a visit to tho homo ol
hor parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. P.
Henrdsley, at Eola.
Mrs. lima B. Hurtl, a tialncd nurse
at tho North Pacific Hospital, In Port
land. Is visiting hor parents, Mr. nnd
Mrs. H. D. Holland.
Mrs. I R. Uowersox and son, ol
Olondale, accompanied by hor cousin
Miss Lola Tilloy, or Washington, arc
la Snlom, the guests of Mrs. F. O.
Howorsox.
Row Robert Whitnkor, of Pnlo Al
to, Cnlliornln, Is tho guest or Mr. and
Mrs. W. T. Stolz. Rev. Whitnkor wns
lormorly pastor or tho First Baptist
church In this city.
Socretnry Dunbar nnd Superintend
ent Ackormnn returned this morning
from Corvnllls, where thoy attended
tho annual mooting of tho bonrd nl
regents or the Stnte Agricultural col
logo. Thoy roport the ro-oloctlon of
Prosldont T. M. (latch, nnd tho entire
faculty.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Long, who have
ANOTHER
TEST CASE.
Urtglit'tt DIhciikc nnd Diabetes
Arc Positively Curiiblc.
While the Pulton CnmiwumW wore under ox
amliiatloa, one of I ho liiif-sttsutorM went to nue
ot the btwl huoHiiphyHlctiiiui in Suu Frnncliwn
aud nuked him to name n curtain oae of
llrlsht'H dlseaivtt fnr a ttwt. Ila mimed 0. II,
Alltmot KU'umi, u former i-onduotorof the 8.
1. Co , aH boyoud human aid. Might phyHloluns
had declared the mine chroulo Ilrlght'KdlMmHO,
it wuh typioui uiinmioii, euHiN, iirowy,Miop
liMMnohH, night hwhuIh
nnd utmnl euluw.
pains and dlstrutisos.
Compound June S, UHJI.
I'utlnnt Mtnt on the
o now cony from the
written retina
Juno 15 Improtement Skin clearer Color
better. Albumen dt-orentduK Patient muou
oucouruk'tHl.
Juno SB. Continued Imnrovemeut More run
blttoun. Albumen dlniluUlilng. Night Hwoutu
but: uuluic toyiuld.
July 13. Not ho fatorable. Went to tho
country nnd beuu to bloat. Iteturned and
feclluK better, though not probably qulto ho
well an lust reiort. A favorable indication It
tho dUuppearuDoe ot tho umlit HweutH.
July lU. Uroptiy ivgaln dlHoppourliii;. Albu
men getting Iuhh and Iwh.
Aur. I. Improvement continued.
Auk, I.I I'.itk'nt oluims ho In nearly well,
Continued improvement, ana patient reeoin
meudeil for llglit emphiymnt. Double nnalyntm
uy ran roan surKoona in ni ito bnow as rni-
Iowa :
Spec arov 1046
Ileaotloa ,,,, Aald
Sugar Noue
Albumen , Train)
ISxani. for Casts None
At this writing, January in, 190. patient is
Dot yet entirely recovered, b'it is still on the
treatment and getting better continually.
Medical works agree that II right's Disease
and Diabetes are Incurable, but 87 per eent.
are positively recovering under the Fulton
Compounds, (Common fornu of kidney com
plaint and rh umatUm offer but short resist-
ancel i-noe, fi iur iuo iiriHiik MtavunB unu
It.bQfor the Diabetic Compound John J. Ful
ton Co , 4i3U Montgomery St , San FranoUou,
sole compounders. Free tests made for ik
tlents. Uesorlptlve pamphlets mailed free.
C. C. Comfort, Sole Arjont.
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Even the Wrappers
Jire Valuable
You don't know what a good
laundry soap is until you use
Diamond "C"
-8c3oap
It is tkt Uundr' soap of the
day; goes further and does
better work than any other.
wrWr are vlubl.. ImvsUwiu. Wf
rvdw them f.rall sorts t iwlui u4
aitnwtUe ! i Hlairma Uk
kI.uwm.k ov.r) ptn.miu giu tt
wrappT tiA a in' A postal
illlpnxil
Premlcua DesUThe Coiahy Pacilsi Co.
SO. omiM. nesr.
WEEKLY BAND
Tho Joumnl solicits subset Iptlons for n woekly open-air band con
cert by tho Salem Military band. The fund to be subscribed Is to bo
paid each week to some one designated by the band organization,
t and to be given at ono or tho parks In the city.
Subscription Per Week.
Hofor IJiothors . r.,,
boon visiting Salem fi lends, loft to
day ror Tho Dallpfl, whore Mr. Long
tnkes a position In the land onieo un
der the civil sorvlce. Mr. Long, foi
sevoial months, has boon lrifntr.il nt
Tacmnn. In n Himiini- nn,. ., 1 1
lacoma in a similni capacity, and ho
Is now transferred to The Dalles.
jjiicnaoi iirown, 11 manufacturer and
banker, a-'roiupniilod by his son, J
Brown, nnd Otto Hnrtninn, who
Jeweler, all of Wnpnkonotn, Ohio, nre
tho guests of their cousins. H. W. 1
Bnrr. and brothers.
Mrs. Theodosla Downing, of Port
land, and Mts. Cooper, of Eastern Ore
gon, are visiting nt tho homo of tholr
father, Covernor Geer.
L F. E. Molock. of Carl vie. III., nr-
rived last night for a visit to old Sa
eom frlonds. after two years' absence.
MIrs Hazel Uoan, who has boon vis
iting nt tho homo of her uncle, Justice
It. S. Bean, has returned to Junction.
Miss Pyle and Miss Dame, or Brook
lyn, guests or Mrs. A. N. Bush, have
gone to Yosemlto vnlloy, Callfornln.
Mrs. II. II. Leabo accompanied Ma
jor Leabo to the oncnmpinont todny.
Hon. H. A. Kcene, of Stnyton, wns
in Salem today.
John Bnyne Is rusticating on
Snntlnm.
tho
TO DRY
FRUIT BY
STEAM
Dr. J. F. Cook's Large' Evap
orator Has Arrived
The mnchlnory of Dr. J. F. Cook's
large stoam fruit dryor arrived today,
and tho doctor will soon have It In
stalled at his fruit farm south of Sn
lom. It Is said to ho the llnost fruit
dryer In tho state. The onglno Is or
25 horse powor, and the capacity or
tho dryer Is ,150 bushels a day, but, by
some slight additions to the plant, the
capacity can be about doubled.
Dr. Cook has a 10-acro farm In the
Sunnysldo fruit district, of which HO
acres nro In prunes. Dr. Cook reports
his trees very heavily loaded with
fruit and snys he has found It notes
sary to prop up his troos. He reports
that hlmsolf and growors In his Iniino
dlato vicinity will havo tho heaviest
crop in the state, an assertion Hint
finds confirmation In the condition of
tho troos, which nro londed so heavily
that sonio or tho blanches aro break
ing. An oxporloncod prune man told
Dr. Cook rocontly thnt his 30 ncros
would ylold 1000 -bushols of groon
fruit, but tho doctor thinks the ostl
innto Is a Httlo largo.
The Coos Bay Railroad.
The Portland Journnl of yostordny
spoaks editorially as follows concern
ing tho proposed now railroad from
Coos Hay through Htigono, Orogon, via
Kugono.
Whatever mny he tho ronl flnanclnl
forco behind tho C(Ks Hay railroad
project that has boon launched In this
city, it cannot be donled that It holds
great possibilities ror Portland nnd
Oregon. It will dovolop a roglon or
which tho people know very llttlo. It
will bring Into operation Industries
that would otherwise romaln ns more
potentnlltlos. It will contribute ma
terially to the wondorful growth that
is cortnln to take placo (luring the
coming docado.
The Village Ooctor.
Along the village street where mnploe
lean
Together like old friends about the
way
a laitniui pair oft and anon were
soen
Ho and his nag both growing old
nnd gray.
Whut secrete lurked within thnt old
soul's hieafct.
Of mother-love or throb of iwlne nnd
Hie.
All safely kept beneath that buttoned
vest.
Receptacle of iHiwilere and of pills.
Thrice happy he when turn fond
mother's eye
Grow molet with love unspeakable
to find
SuuKxed to her Hrwaet her Imbe wboee
liaradlee
Within her soul and boeeni were en
twined. How oft he held the wrtet to mark the
slow
Puliation of the eefcly MeUerlHg
heart.
Whilt- hie kind words, soft-aHHt'muriag
aud low.
Essayed to calm the moitmer'e pain
and smart.
He was to all a rather, brother, friend;
Their Joys wag hie, tbejr aortowe
were hte own.
He sleep. Ik ma( wkr TU wiW
UNIV
Above Ute ijatota thai kte Uw
- Ilorac SsymoNr KUr, in Kw
York Sun.
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A. M. Clough, Undertaker, 197 State
street. Phonr. Main 1M1, Salem, Ore.
gen, successor to D. E. Huntslnger.
Residence Broadway and Mill. North
Salem. Phone Main 221.
THE &AILY JOUHWAL, ALEM, OREGON, THUR8DAY, JULY 17,
CONCERT 'FUND
If you arc troubled with Imoure
libiiiil ltwllrnr..i 1... .,, ,..,. i.....t.,0
hendncho. etc., wo would recommend
cKcrs oiooa Elixir, wnicn wo soli
undor u positive guarantee It will nl
wn'8 clll' Scrofulous or Syphilitic
Po'sons nnd all blood diseases. 60
ct8, and $, 00 D j Kny Druggist.
. u. in, uiuhhm.
LVWHAT
iBEECHER
SAID
This Eminent Divine Upholds
the Advertising Doctor
Whose Work Be
comes Known.
The most omlnont divine, tho late
Itov. Henry Ward Iiceehor, publicly
advocated the adveitlslng doctor, as
he said once In tho following wehIb:
"I am glad that the doctor cured
him. I nm glad thnt tho doctor put It
Into tho pnpor that ho could euro him.
And If any doctor Is certain ho enn
euro such disonses, nnd don't put It
Into the papor, I am sorry. What a
pity It would havo boon If the doctor
had como to town with his wealth or
sclenco nnd experience nnd gono
away leaving him uncured! What n
pity It would havo boon ir ho had boon
so prejudiced against adveitlslng as
to road tho responsible certificates of
tho doctor and gave him the go-by as
a quack! What aro newspapers for,
ir not to circulate InfoniuUlon? What
moro valuable Information enn a
newspaper give than to toll a sick man
whore ho enn be cured? If a mnti hns
dovotod his life and labor to the study
or n special class or diseases, the ne
cessity or his saying so becomes all
the more pressing. Ills duty to ad
vertise becomes Imporlons. A really
able man. whatever his girts, makes a
great mistnke if ho falls to uso thoso
gilts through want of advertising."
Tho nbovo extract fiom an nblo ar
ticle or the Row Mr. lloechor om
bodlos a sound view or the subject or
advertising. Suppose Dr. Darrln had
conio to this city nnd not advortlsed,
who would know or his presonco?
Slnco Dr. Dnrrln has boon In Snlom
ho hns relieved moro agony and sur
rerlng than tongue enn tell. His tcs
tlmoniuls hnvo substantiated his
cures. The fact that his ofllcos. at the
Willamette Hotol, nro crowded the
greater part or the time nnd thnt row
go away dissatisfied, Is pretty good
evidence or his success.
Tho editor or this pnpor Is person
ally acquainted with many or the peo
ple named as cured by Dr. Darrln
Names Who Can be Referred To.
J. W. Pnte, Jefferson. Or., rheuma
tism.
A. O. Dyors, Independence, Or. tntsl
(lunfnosH.
Chas. Ramp, .178 .Minion Street. Sn
lorn, weak lungs nud bronchitis
Mrs. T. James Salem, female turn
bios, tumor, heait trouble and head
aches. I). O. Dove, daughter, Salem. llii
hotos. Miss S. Stniifleld, 323 Mill street.
Salem, deafness and discharging earn
F. H. Hnnn, 110 State streot. Sulein.
catarrh.
Henry Voegoll, Medford, Or. ibnf
nuee.
L. ISwenson, RrowuslMiro, Or., deaf
noss.
I. P. Clemmeut, S. !'., caneei'oiiK
growth.
II. O. Meyer. Lake Creek. Or . deaf
nees.
C. C. Preeley, Orants Pnss, Or
deafueae,
Win. Seuor, Medford, Or., deafness
30 years.
C. W. DeCnrlow. Trail. Or., dlx
charging ear.
Mrs. Wm. Drueohel. Gauuy. Or., tu
tnl deafiieeti.
Charles Carney, .Jacksonville, Or .
catarrh for year,
John Martin, Cove, Or. hydrocele
O. V. McCrary, Jackeonvllle, Or
dearneee 7 years.
Mn. Martlia Woodruir, Cleveland
Or., jwrtlfll paralyets.
Kx-Judge O. Crockett. Meilln Or
deafueae le years.
Win. Hunter, lOumane City. Or a
tarrh So year.
Dr. Darrin'e Plaie of BuslneM.
Dr. Darria give free examiuatioa
J to all. aad when aeceeeary gives med
icine la conneeUoM with electricity
The immh- treated free from 10 to II
daily, except medicines. Those will
ing to wy. 16 to i; evealaKH, 7 to .
Sundays, 10 to 3.
ftrrors of yottth. blood taiats. fleet.
ImpotetM-y, varleoeele. deafHess. ca
tarrh and strtotNre a aaeclalty. All
.fcronle wale and fwal privat die-
eases treated at S a weak, or In that
proportion of time, as the ruse may
miwlr. No cases fwidtshed except
by perwlswlo of the paUHL All bus
Hm retotlOM with Dr.. Darrln strict
ly conMmtiL LjtUera el liMjHlry aj
wered. Circutara ad iH4wtlii
btaBks aiiit frw. Wrm UatUd and
iUmhmw UtiwL Dr. Darrin's eWew are
at Uie Wlllewtkte Jfotel. gaktm. until
September 1st.
INDIGESTION
ls the cniiso or moro dlscomrort than
any other allmont. If you oat tho
things that you you wnnt, and that
are good for you, you are distressed
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will mnko
your digestion perfect, nnd prevent
uyspepsla nud Its nltondnnt disagree
nblo symptoms. You can snrely oat
anything, at any tlmo, R you tnko ono
01 tnoso tnblets afterward. Sold by
all druggists undor a positive guaran
tee, zo cts. Aionoy roruiiueu it you
I nn not nntlafloil
Sonu to us for n
f'o sample. W. II. HOOKER & CO.,
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Notice.
The partnership heretofore existing
between Shnefor & Palmer has been
dissolved by mutunl consent, J. A. Pal
mer retiring Irom tho business, and
O A. Schaefor continuing with same
All monoy duo tho snld llrm or
S lmefer & Palmer nro payable to O.
A. Schaofer, nnd all moneys owed by
said firm of Schnofer & Palmer will
bo paid by O. A. Schaofer. upon pre
sentation of bills.
Dated July II, 1902.
O. A. SCIIAEFER,
JOHN A. PALM1CR.
iEXi)3G6X5X5X2
DOES IT PAY.
A merchant who had two
stores in small villages tried an
experiment. He put a bargain
counter In each store contain
ing the same articles at exactly
the came price.
In the newspapers of one vil
lage he advertised his special
counter. In the other village
he did not advcrtlso and sold
goods amounting to $984. In
the store In the village where
he did advertise he sold goods
amounting to $1,723. Iron nnd
Stool.
0eS)3(i
Good Meals
Aro always had at tho Whlto Houso
Restaurant. Wo try to satisfy our pat
rons, with flrst-clnss monls and cour
teous trcntmont. Opon day and night.
Prune Growers' Meeting.
There will bo a public mooting of
pruiio groweis at tho olllco or tho Wil
lamette Prune Association, on Satur
day, July 10th, at 2 p. in. All who are
Interested In, fostering nnd porpotuat
Ing tho prune Industry In Orogon are
earnestly Invited to bo prosont.
JAS. N. SMITH. Pros.
II. S. Olio, 8eo. 7-lG-3d-wl
Silver Creek Falls
..Stage Line
Fahwn to ArKonlhii, vln Wlilteiikcr and
return. l.onen Salem pent r.lllco 7 a.
in . weekilnyn only. Carry pniflpn iters
and pnekuco. Finest mountain outing
trip open to r-'n'ein pcopln
7 IP. WARRKN W DA VH, Prop.
Barr's German Salye
I fun fa fiitljiL-Itt nil tufa np liviilajta I
Draws sjrenean nut ofliimu back, ami
draws slivers out of llecli which often
break (ff loo short to pull Hecks like
sticking plnter. Try it nnd you will
never lie without liv innil ?5c.
For nth. at BARR'S JEWELRY STORE
120 State Street.
Salem, Ore.
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carry a large stock of the best
paints In the world. Try my
varnish gloss buggy paint. One
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like new.
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A Good Housekeeper
Will always use the host broad nnd
pastry that money can buy. Patronize
tho Pioneer Unkery, and you will got
tho best.
Wo Have
A full lino of Vacuum fruit pars, and
also Mason fruit Jars. These nre the
host on tho innrkot. Uused by ovory
body. BRANSON & RAQAN.
The Great Rock Island Route.
Through personalty conducted tour
ist Bleeping cars between Portland and
Chicago once a week, aud between Og
den and Chicago threo ttmos a week,
via tho Sconlc line.
Through Standard Bleeping cars
dully betweon Ogdcn and Chicago, via
tho Sconlc lino.
Through Standard Bleeping cars
dally, between Colorado Springs nnd
St. Louis.
Through Standnrd and tourist sleep
ing cars dally betweon Snn Francisco
and Chicago, via Los Angeles aud Gi
Paso.
Through Standard sleeping cars and
chair cars dally betweon St. Paul nud
Chtcago.
Ho suro that your tlckot reads vln
tho Q rent Rock Island Route.
Tho best and most icasonnblo din
ing car sorvlco.
For rates, folders nnd dcscrlptlvo lit
oraturo wrlto to A. B. COOPER,
Gonoral Agent, Portland, Ol.
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It Is a Fact
class bread and pastry. A full supply
That tho Pioneer Bnkory makes first
always on hand.
C. H. MACK
Successor to Dr. J. M. Koono, In
Whlto Corner. Snlom, Oregon. Pnrtlos
doslrlng suporlor operations at mod
orato feo In any branch aro In ospoclal
request
STEUSLOFF BROS.
Dealers In Live Stock,
Wholosnlo and rotnll butchers nnd
packors. All kinds of fresh and salt
meats. Flno sausages, hnuiB, bacon
and lard. 310 Commercial street.
Huie Wing Sang Co ,
Bpecial Sale of all waists,
whlto underwear, wrappers
lloor mattings. BOTTOM
PRICKS. :: ;: ::
140 State St., Salem, Or.
OFFICE UllY HALL
For water sorvlco apply at ofllce.
Bills payable monthly In advance.
Mnko all complaluta at tho ofllce.
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FlNIi WINIM, LIQUORS
NU WINIM,
S'D 01GARB.
AND OIGAKB....
102 Coil ft 51
THE ELITE CaFE
208 Commercial Street
Monls at all hours. Open tiny and
nlKht.
Only place in tho city handlitiK the
anions
OLYMPIA BEER
Is tlie Reception Knloon.
and retail.
Wholesale
E BCKERLBVJ. Proprietor
SOULE BROS
PIANO TUNERS
AND REPAIRERS
Por Salem aad vlclolti
leave order at Ceo
Wln'f Mimic Stnrr
PORTLAND OR
Your Step Mother
Is still hero busy us ever, ami when
your clothes uro all out of order, worn,
with buttons off, tuko them to hur at
tho Salem Dye Works.
At this ustabllshmout you can get
anything sot to rights, from a pair of
glovos, to tho most elaborate silk
gown. A gentloman can get his hat
cleaned, his trousers croasod, or his
wholo suit rejuvenated to suit his
tasto, also four suits a month for 1.
Buttons Buwod on, rips sowed up, suits
prossnd on short notico. Mew goous
shrunk for dressmaking.
MRS. C. II. WALKER
105 Commercial Street.
it
rings
FIRST CLASS IIOTJSL
P. W. H0SS, Proerlttor.
This iopulttr, best of all HUininer re
Hrl in mtiisted iieur D-iror, eitirn
li.rii.iinia nl CurvulliH ik Kl-lHrll It it
ml in iIih huurt ol the Ctmsdw moiniiHius.
SiRfCUlur pavs Inou inskMS ilsilv trip
H IIOIII DM1 mil KJ 1MB KirillKB. ICIIUIIK
invilfutM! (rea All (Mini) MIMMIh VMll
m niiirlisted Htthe tftiHiit. KxrelleHt
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enbushHatSp
3 Ifl hii'g mimI hiintfiig ItH'e are very
kii r-Mfoiisiiie. ror
rt-Mfonsble.
lurlhtr ln'ormsllo4i
adilrif,
7 1 Z111
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Drtroit, Ore.
S. C. STONE, h. D.
PrOiMOUTOH OH
Stone's Drug Stores
8ALEM, OREQON.
The stors(two In number)are located
at No. 236 and 297 Commercial sL,
and are well stocked with a oompleto
line of drugs aud medicines, toilet
nrtlclttu. nariumarv. brushes, oto..
SHas had some 26 years oxperlenae in
tl.o nrunllou lit tnuillnlna UIlll DOW
kUno eharge for Maaiiludon. ex-
lamination or presorlption.
3. F. JONES,
Attorney at Law
Toledo, Oregon.
Was clerk of eiroult court for six
years ana uaa an up-10-oaio ausiraet
of H property In Llnooln county... ,.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
Advtrtltetntnta. f iv iu.. . 1... ,- ..., .
lns.rtid-,hciimMfoV,2ScsocWk.si5o
a month. All ovtr five lines it 'heisme w.
WANTED.
Wanted. A woman to do fntnlly wash
nig, 1110 snmo to uo taken out In
"."Iro at No. 178 State street. 7-lC-3t
Wanted. People of all ages, rrom 10
yenrs up, to pull llav. Apply In per
son Thursday morning nt Qerbor
fo mi, one-fourth mile west of big Sa
loin bridge. Eugene Uosso. 7-U-tf
Wanted. Threo or four men to work
In hnylng, at $1.25 per day and
bonrd. Inquire or W. D. Duncan, six
miloB northwest or Snlem, on Salem
and McCoy stngo lino.
Wanted five young mon From Ma
rlon county to propnro nt onco
for positions In tho govorumont
service. Apply to Intor-Stnto Inst.,
Codar Rapids, la. C-17-2m
Wanted Everybody to try Oregon
Foot Easo for all foot allmonts.
Onco tried always used. Ask your
druggist or soud 25c. S. L. Hayes,
Halsey, Ore G-27U
LOST AND FOUND.
Parasol. Would tho party who,
through mistake, took tho pearl and
gold-handled parasol rrom Mrs.
Ulshop's on the afternoon of tho ro
coptlon. plenHo return It to hor
homo. 7-15-3t
Lost. On the (larden rond, a hunch of
keys ntlucliod to a chain. Fliulor
will bo rewarded by leaving samo nt
Journal olllco. 7-15-3t
Lost. On Choinokotn, between Church
nnd 20th streets, a honrt-Blinpod
Bllvor locket, with silver chain;
monogram or II. II. 11. on faco; con
tnlnlng boy's picture. Sultablo re
ward will bo paid for Its return to
Journnl ofllce. 7-15-St
FOR RENT.
Pasture. flood grain pasture for rent.
Half mile below poor farm. Apply
to 10. .1. Cornell, Riverside, Route S,
Salem P. O. 7-10-31
For Rent or For Sale. 12-rootu house,
partly furnished, largo grounds,
stublo, etc. 7-y-lm.
FOR 8ALE.
For Sale. A ll-moutlis-old Jersey aud
(Itiernsoy heifer tnlf. Inquire ot O.
11. Plckott, nt Wade's hardwnre os
tulillshmniit. 7-17-3L
For Sale. Unlit, open, threo-ipiarters
luiKKy and sliiclu harness, al a bar
gain. Apply to Mrs. M. J. Crelgh
toii, one block west ot North Salem
school. 7-15-lw
For Sale. Fresh young Jersey cow
and calf. Apply to 0. W. Penrniluu.
two inllos north on the river ruiul.
7-ll-tf
For Sale. New river boat, with sail,
IS fuel Iuiik. lutunilsd for gasoline
launch, cheap. Inquire nt Journal
olllce. 7-S-lin
For Sale. 3-year-old Jersey cow, with
heifer calf. Inquire ut Journal uf
llce. 7-7-1 iu
For Sale or Trade. A luro chance to
get u nice Hiibiiibun home of 30
lines, all kinds of fruit; good build
ings; Hue ciop of gruln uu pluce;
Home funning tools and seme fund
line. Will give Immediutu posses
sion. Joshua R. Smith, three-fourths
of u mile southeast ot depot. 7-7-2w
For Sale Cheap Uecotid hand thresh
ing 011 tilt. Advance Sepurutor, 30x
fiC, with wind stuckor. Also 13 II.
P. engine, with water tank uud
wugou. All In good order. Price
1760. K. M. Crolsan, Hulsm, Ore
Kon. C-lt-d&w-U
For Bale Pure Poland China sows.
W. li. lOgan, guluiu, It. D. No. 8.
0-gl-lm
For Sale. New and second-baud bug
gies, new and secoud-haud spring
wagons, buckboards und enrts, at
the Hulsin Carriage and Wagon I'ao
tory. Werner Feuuell, proprietor,
304 Commercial street ' 4-10tt
MISCELLANEOUS.
Musical. - Mis Itertlu Huubard has
iKunied to Halem for the summer
months, and will lake pupils 011 the
piano at her home, one block est of
the North Ualem school. 7 IB tf
Well Digging and Brlek Work Wells
dug and cleaned. Jobblug In brl k
work uud clstt-ru bulldlug. Founda
tions put under houses and (him
ueys built. Apply to A. '. Illt.
Halem P. O. or norlliat rnr
Riverside Addltlou. 7 12 lm
Don't You Know AMymim alwut ICd
wards" MarketT At 410 SUU street
ileal plaoe to buy freak and cured
meats at lit lowest' price. Phoae
MSIi. II. Itdwards, prop :
All Klridfc Of lamping uleuslls.
stoes aud louts, aud seioudbaud
goods ut J. N XkaiiU', i1 Court
street. " " '
LODQE8.
Protection Lodae No. 8, Aucleut Or
der UalUd Workweu. waMi rrt
Saturday evenlug iu the llolman
Hall, corner of State aad Liberty
streets. Vlaltlag nietaren weloowa -
L. Vt, M. W , J A. Sfllwuod.
Recorder. .
FOREBTER8 OF AMERICA- CVnirt
Sherwood Foresters No. i- Meets
Friday nights Iu Turner block. Irs
Hamlltou Q. R.; A. 1 Hrown. 8ec.
Central Lodge No. 18 K. of P Castle
Hall In Holman bloek. aoraer SUte
and Liberty streets, Tuesday of
eaeh week at 7:29 p. m. Claud
TowHseod. G. 0.; 2dM J- Hlggs, K
of It. and 8.
CLASSIFIED
HOPANDPRODUCE DUYER8.
Cuasffiyam,7n,&,aVngrsar
PHYSICIANS.
Offlce In Gray block. Rooms 7 and
0. Phone 91.
08TEOPATHY.
Dtt.'k,' ytKoTanTTnSracef.
bright. Twonty months graduates
of tlio Anioricnn School of Oateop
athy, KlrksvlIIo, Mo. Dr. Wyckoff Is
the only twonty months' gentleman
graduato In Salem. Odd Fellows'
Tomplo. 'Phono Main 2721.
Or. M. T. Schoettle Oraduato Amerl
..can School of Osteopathy, Kirks
vllle, Mo. Offico In Tioga block,
over tho Spa. Office hours 8:30 te
ll: 30 nnd 1 to 4. -A.12
W. G. Bobbins, Dr. of Osteopathy
Graduato of the Columbia Collcgo
of Osteopathy, Chicago, 111. Offlco
157 Court Btroot Chronic diseases
a specialty.
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TON80RIAL.
Evans Barber Shop. Only first-class
snop on Stato stroot Every thing
now nnd up-to-dato. Flnost porcelain
bath8. Shave, 15c; hair-cut, 25os
baths, 25c. Two flrst-class boot
blacks. C. W. Kvane. proprietor.
Ryan's Shaving Parlors. Sovon llrst
class barbors engaged. Finest bath
rooms In city. Wo uso ontlsepHc
Btorlllzor. J. Ryan, Prop.
CAPITAL CITY
Express and Transfer
Moots nil mall and passenger trains.
Bnggago to nil parts of the city.
Prompt (Brvlco. Telephone No. 241.
HOMYER ft HEDRICK.
The Science of
Osteopathy
Mnny pcopio havo boon led to bo
llovo through falso roports and lgno
rnnco that Osteopathic treatment' was
painful and even Injurious to children
or weakened Invalids.
Nothing could bo fnrthor from tho
truth fur It Is ntlaptod tn tho caso, and
In nowise Is It Injurious to the frailest
child or weakoned Invalid. Dut
rather It Is InvlKcrntlng and strength
enlng, and novor Is the patlont worn
out or mado nervous from treatment.
However, there nro many fnkora nnd
pretomlars In Ostoopnthy who do not
tiiulerstmiil how to give troattuont
propurly. . Nono nro gonulno or com
putont who havo not nttondod school
nt lonst four terms ot flvo months
oach.
Drs. L. 13. Wyckoff nud Mrs. Oraco
Albright, of I. O. O. F. Tomplo, Salem,
are graduates of tho Amerlcau School
ot Osteopathy, a twenty months'
school, nnd thoroughly qualified to
give scientific treatment and handle
any ensu put In their enro. All ills
eases, especially ehronlo diseases aud
deformltlos, ylold to the treatment
without knife or drugs.
Hours 0 to I. Phono Main 2721.
Odd Follows' Tomplo, Salem, Or.
Pearson, Page Co.
WILL uuv
FRUITS OF ALL KINDS
FOR PACKING AND CANNING nt
top market price. Now resdy for bail
hum npiobite Capital Urewery, Btiloui.
Frank Davis
Local
Manager
L D. HENRY'S
REAL ESTATE AND
RENTING AGENCY
Is nt UfK) Commerolsl Street
PHONE MAIN 2681 SALEM ORE,
First Class Bicycl?
Repairing
And all kinds of
sundries at
FRANK J. MOORE'S
1(1 Court Ht. Phone U 4,
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true, clour and dsfluit Hiwfforu,
not about words only, but about
thiui, the sun, machinery, men,
places, stories nud the liku. Thon,
too, the children can find tholr
own amwem. Somo of our
greatest men have ascribed their
power to study of tho dictionary.
Of course you want tho bostdfo
tionnry. The most oritical prefer
the Sew and Enlarged Udlllon of
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