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MMldJI! PRPER FOOP TOR HANDWORI T0Q j4
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Nicked Ware
Very Cheap
Good for Camping
Come and See it
Ask also to boo tho Firo Polished
Glassware. Juet na cheap as tho un
polished liaa been.
Sauce dishes, set of six, 15 cents and
upwards.
7 inch berry ho,l, each 18 cents and
upwards.
Jelly glasses 25 cents a dozen and up
wards.
YOKOHAMA TEA STORE
Try Diamond Blend ten for
Ice Tea.
Phone 2111 black. Free Delivery
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS.
K. II. Aloulton, San Francisco.
0. 10. Lyttlo, Chicago.
I! II. Whitney, Republic, WiihIi.
C A. Hawkins, Snn Francisco.
II. S. Smith, Portland.
F. A. WlKBlns, city.
A. D. Dane, Portland.
('. II. "Wolfe, Portland.
( II. Moore, Portland,
.lohn M. Sinclair, San Francisco.
Kdward DogKollor, Chohalls, Wash.
Mrs. Mary WuKKoner, Chohnllrf,
Wnsh.
V. II. Itoeson, Washington. I). C.
W. II. (Jiilens, Portland.
II. 10. DuiiHtan, Santa Monica, Cal.
(loo. McNumeo, Plilladelphlu.
K ('. Johnston, San Fmnrlsco.
How's This?
We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Re
wnid for any caao of Catarrh that can
not bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Wo, tho undersigned, havo known 1'.
.1 Cheney for tho last 15 years, and be
licvo him to bo perfectly honorablo In
all business transactions, and finan
cially ablo to carry out any business
obllrtntlons inndo by tholr llrm.
West & Trtiax, Wholosalo Drug
gists, Toledo, O. Wnldlng, Kinnan &
Marvin, Wholosalo Druggists, Toledo,
O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is takou Inter
nally, acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous surfaces of tho system.
Testimonials sont free. Prices 75c
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Hall's Family Pills aro tho best.
Readers Who Differ.
Salem, July 18th.
Ed. Jeurnal:
' In Tho Journal or tho 17th, Inst., you
stnte: "Hy tho terms of tho reward
made by tho stato she Is clearly en
titled to tho $1500, nt loust. as there
wart no stipulation or condition In
that offer of reward." Many of your
leaders think differently. Tho condi
tion was "capture" Capturo or sol
uro Implies some sort of forco, and
certainly tho words "capturo" and
"finding" do not mean the samo thing.
RoHpPctfully, G. H. E.
Bed Time
I tnke a pleasant horb drink, tho noxt
morning I fool bright and my com
plexion Is bottor. 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 callod Lane's Med
icine All druggists soil It at 25c and
CO cents. Lane's Family Medicines
moves tho bowola -each day. It you
cannot get It, sond for froo samplos.
Addross, Orator Woodward.LeRoy.N.
Y.
Col. John Sobleskl
Will spoak undr tho auspices of tho
I O. O. T., In tho First Methodist
church, on Wednesday, July 23d, at 8
p. m. Col. Sobioskl is a doscondant
of King John Sobioflki, of Poland,
who. with loss than 70,000 men, de
feated an army of 400,000 Mohamme
dans, " who were besieging Vienna,
threatening to overwhelm Christian
Europo. Colonel Sobleskl Is second in
direct line from King Sobleskl. He
has been engagod In temperance work
for many years. His lectures are full
of entertaining anecdotes, many of
which aro personal experiences.
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If you are troubled with Impure
blood. Indicated by sores, pimples,
headache, etc., we would rocommend
Acker's Blood Elixir, which we sell
under a positive guarantee. It will al
ways euro Scrofulous or Syphilitic
poisons and all blood diseases. SO
Us and 11.00. D. J. FRY, Druggist
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Good Meals
Are always had at the White House
Restaurant. We try to satisfy oar pat
rons, with first-class meals and cour
teous treatment. Open day and night
A. M. Clough, Undertaker, 107 State
street. Phone Main 1351, Salem, Ore
fjon, successor to D. E. Huntslnger.
Residence Broadway and Mill, North
Salem. Phone Main 221.
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Local
Social Realm:
Events
In the
I' I I II H I II i 11 M I-HHI I !?.
A Lawn Party.
MIsb Kathleen Jones entertained a
company of friends Thursday evening
nt n lawn party Riven at her homo on
South Church Btrcet. A very enjoy-
nblo time Is reported.
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PERSONALS.
M. Kliiigcr was In Turner today.
MIbb Ornco Rlnoman Is visiting in
Albany.
Circuit Judge Iiolso Is holding court
In Albany.
Mrs. P. J. Ueckett hns gone to San
Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Sims aro visit
ing In Portland.
Earnest Dean has gone on a fishing
trip to Slab creek.
W. D. Claggctt linn returned fiom a
trip up tho valley.
Mrs. J. a. Kelly, of Portland, Is vIh
Itlng Mrs. I). Rankin.
Kola NuIb, tho Albany hop buyer,
wns In Salem today.
D. W. Frnser has gone to Wllholt
springs for an outing.
Mrs. M. J. Crelghton hns gone to
Seaside for an outing.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Allison havo gone
to Newport for an outing.
Miss I.onoro Kay has gone to Rose
burg for an extended visit.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Livesley havo
Bono to Senttlo for a visit.
F. J. Miller and A. Urownoll, of Al
bany, were in Salem today.
J. R. Linn and family havo gnuo to
Newport to upend tho summor.
Mrs. J. W. Watt and children havo
gono to Yaqulna for the summer.
Miss Uossla Holllngor, of North Yak
ima, Wash., Is visiting in Salem.
Miss Johnson, of Portland, Is visit
ing hor grandmother, jii-8. j. j. Mm
Phy. Dr. E. CI. Kirby has returned to El
gin, after a visit with Salem rela
tives. Squlro Farrar has Joined It Ih family
at Seal Rocks, for a few days' reero
ntlon. Mrs. Cal. Uyrd and dnughtor, Edna,
of Spokane, Ib visiting Mrs. C. E. Wol
vorton. Mrs. C. H. Monroe, of( Portland, Is a
guost at tho homo of .Mrs. F. P. Talk
Ington. Mrs. S. A. Gibson, of Turner, Is tho
guost of her son, Chlof of Police I). W.
Gibson.
Miss Hnzol Ulekors, of the stato re
form school, Is tho guost of Miss Viva
Coshow,
Mrs. T. R. HoriiHchuch and slstor,
Miss Clara Wlntcrinantle, nro visiting
at Canby.
Miss Alico Ward, of Sterling, 111., Is
visiting hor aunt, Mrs. I). M. Crouso,
ut Liberty.
Mrs. Tlind Young, of Walla Walla.
Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. S. Hello.
Mrs. R. S. Mean and sons, Condon
and Osmond, aro spending a fow days
at Orogon City.
Mrs. E. A. Lynas arrlvos from Port
land tonight to visit hor paronts, Mr.
and Mrs. F. L. Sauvaln.
A. Cunningham has returned to
Klamath Falls, aftor a visit to his son,
A. A. Cunningham, In tills olty.
Miss Knta Cahalon, of Portland, and
Miss Mary Kiric, or St. Paul, were
guests of Mrs. R. A. Kirk on Thursday.
C. Douglas Jossup had arrlvod from
San Francisco and expects to remain
In Salem until tho 1902 hop soason has
closed.
Mrs. J. A. Darr has returned from
Portland, whore she nttondod the
stato convention of the A. O. U. W.
and Dogroo of Honor lodgos.
Mrs. J. H. McIInley, accompanied
by hor daughtor, Miss Amy, who hns
boen visiting hor brother. Ghlef of
Police D. W. Gibson, lias returned to
Heppner.
Another Official
Visits Chemawa
J. H. Dortch. of Washington, D. C.
visited the Salem Indian tralnlag
school, at Chemawa. on Thursday. Mr.
Dortch Is the official heed of the Bdu-
ontlnn Ttnraall lit the !! ft 111 eflt Of
Indian Affaire. He was called to San(
Francisco, on official business, and,
stopped off at Chemawa for a shert:
visit, while en route home. This was!
the first vtolt of Mr. Dortch to the Pa-!
clflc coast and he ioke in compll-.
mentary term 0 the Chemawa
school He was also very agreeably
surprieed with the Wllamwette valley,
which survasel his expiations. Mr.'
DorUk assured the school Hwaans
meat Utat he would sttek to secure the
immediate cowstntctiou of the aew
15.000 dormitory tor t ys.
and also the installment of Ute 00u
drainage and sewer syatMB. These
matters corns under Ui superrtskw of
Mr. Dortch. who will give the Mis
personal attention.
MORE
HOPS AT
20 CENTS
Another 30,000 Pound Con
tract In New York
Lillenthnl Bros., of Now York, have
contracted from George W. and Clara
E. Chase, of IJuttovllle, 80,000 pounds
of tho 1902 crop of hops at 20 conts
per pound.
The following clipping from the
Watorvillo (N. Y.) Times rovenls a
dismal outlook for the hop crop of the
Empire state:
"Various speculation Is heard re
garding tho yield in this stnte. It wns
thought soon after the May freeze that
the yield would be greatly lossened In
consequence, but there was hope that
thu vine would outgrow the Injury to
a groat extent. Then camo on unfa
vorable wenther. and it continued so
long that thero Is now no longer hope
for oven hnlf a crop.
"Joe Loewl, a member of 11 promt
nont hop firm of New York, wns hero
this week. Ho said that boforo ho vis
ited tho hop section ho couldn't bo
llevo the stories lienrd. but was soon
convinced. He wont through portions
of Schohnrlo. Otsego and Oneida coun
ties, and admits that It Is the poorest
outlook ho hns ever seen.
"If growers had their 1901 hops now
they could get a good pi Ice for them.
A dealer hero this week sold a lot to
another dealor lor 20 cents. The hop
market reports in Now York still keep
them down to 21 conts. Good hops
would lie gobbled up quick nt 2 cents
better than that price."
A Good Housekeeper
Will always use tho best bread and
pastry that money can buy. Patronize
the Pioneer Ilakery. and you will got
tho best.
We Have
A full line of Vacuum fruit pars, and
also Mason fruit Jnrs. These are the
best 011 tho market. Uus'od hy every
body. RRANSON & RAGAN.
Brcltenbush Hot Springs.
Many campers nro already at this
popular resort. For full particulars
addross F. W. ROSS,
7-2-ood Detroit, Oro.
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Officers A.0.
U.W. Lodge
At tho grand lodge, A. O. U. W., In
session at Portland, tho following of
ficers have boon elected:
Grand master workmnu, William
Smith, of linker City.
Giaud foiumun, C. II. Durham, of
Portland.
Grand overseer, Virgil E. Waters, of
Corvallls.
Grand recorder, Newton Clnrk, of
Hood River.
Grand roeelvor, It. L. Dm ham, of
Portland.
Grand guide, W. J. Clarke, of Gor
vals. Grand outside wnUhmnn, J. Warner.
of Albany.
Grand trustee, J. P. Dodge, of Ash-
laud.
Supremo lepresentntlvos, C. C.
Hoguo. of Albany; D. C. Herrln, of
Ashland: Ralph Feeney, of Portland.
Degree of Honor.
Following are the new officers of
the grand lodge. D. of II.:
Grand chief of honor, I.auia Smith,
of Ilaker City.
Grand lady of honor. Addle II. Col
vlg, of Jacksonville.
Grand thief of cetembniee, Sarah
Fastahand, of Astoria.
Grand recorder, Ollle F. Stejihens. of
The Dalles.
Grand Receiver. Mary Randall, of
Portland.
Grand usher. Hat tie 18. MftCormlck.
of Marshfleld.
Giant! Inner watch. Carrie C. Loon-
ey. of Jefferson.
Grand outer watch. Harriet II. Davis,
of Tillamook.
Representatives. Wlhla Itolknap, Ol
lle F. Stephana and Maggie A. Oarker.
Alternates. Mamie W litis. Kate J.
Mleener and Maggie Houston,
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INDIGESTION
is the cause of more discomfort than
any other ailment. If you eat the
things that you you want and that
are good for you, you are distressed.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will wake
your digestion perfect and prevent
Dyspepsia and its attendant disagree
able symptoms. You can safely eat
anything, at any time, U you tak eae
0 Ot- tablets afterward. Sold by
all druggists under a positive guaran
tee. SI cU. Money refunded if you
are not satlsled. Send to us for a
free sample W. II HOOKER & CO.,
liuftalo, N. Y
THE DAii-Y JOUriNAL, t,ALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1902.
HOT
HOTTER
HOTTEST
Not a Tree or Bush At Camp
Albany:
Encampment N. G, Will Be
Cut Down Two Days
(Journal Spoclnl Correspondence.)
' Albany. July 17. Tho Third regi
ment and three companies of tho
Fourth regiment arrived hero about
noon, nnd proceeded to the camp
ground, which Is about 1& miles from
the city. Tho remainder of the Fourth
regiment nnlved about 4:'M. Every
thing Is progressing slowly, and It will
take all day to get things straightened
out and 1 tinning smoothly. The
grounds nro largo, but there is not a
bush or tree to be seen, and the sun
pours down on the tents, making tho
ItiHlde ns hot ns ovens.
There will be no drills today, ex
ceentlng guard mount, which takes
pluco at C o'clock this evening.
Each regiment hns a band, nnd flue
music Is had to march by.
The regular form of drill will take
place tomorrow morning nt G o'clock,
and will be the samo every day we are
here. A largo crowd Is expected to
be hero on Sunday, and n pleasant day
is assured.
Encampment Cut Short.
Genciar Heche stated last evening
that, owing to a shortage in tho stato
military fund, the encampment would
probably be cut down two days, (as
The Journal has stated) the men loav
lug hero on Tuesday. July 22d, Instond
if Thursday, ns was expected. Tho
question Is not fully decided yet, but
It is to bo hoped that a tiansfer of
funds can be ninilo. so as to onnblo the
camp to be malntnlned until Thurs
day. Colonel Jnnies Jackson, Inspector
general, and General C. U. (laiiten
belli, iidJiitniit'Kuiiernl. will arrive at
noon today, and be prosout at the
cninp.
Llimtenant-Colonol C. A. Williams,
of the 17th U. S. Infantry, hns been de
tailed by tho war department to In
spect the camp, nnd roport to the de
partment. Ho Is at the camp, and
will remain until tho close.
Visitors nro always welcome nt the
camp botwoon the hours of fi a. in. and
9:ir p. m. The entrance is dliectly
wost of the Orphnn's Home.
The Official Roster.
The total niimbor of officers and men
In camp Is 1017. The hilgnde officers
are:
nrlgndlor-Gonoml Chnilos F. lleelie.
commanding.
l.loiiteiinnt-Colonel Goo. T. W'lllett.
assistant adjutant-geneiiil.
Lleutonant-Coloiiel Snnford Whit
ing, surgeon.
Major Clias. E. Roblln, Inspector.
Major F. S. Dennett quartermaster
Major J. I). Moore, commissary of
subslstnnce.
Major R. S. Gieeuleaf, engineer of
flcor. Major Jas. Mel. Wood, ordinance of
ficer. Major F. IC. Edwards, signal olllcei.
Captain F. F. Freeman, aide-camp.
Captain T. T. Strain, aide-camp.
The officers of the Third regiment.
comiMiuy officers and number of men
In attendance are as follews:
Kdward Everett, colonel.
Raymond G. .IiihlUc, lieutenant-col
onel.
G. V. Van Kgloffsteln, major.
C. Id. McDonnell, major.
Regimental staff:
Major It. I Gillespie, surgeon.
Captain C. 16. Mears, adjutant.
Captain L. II. Knapp, quartet mas
ter. Captain A. II. Kerr, (-onimlaaary of
subsistence.
Captain Josiah Kewp, Inspector.
Captain It. 1 Marsh, assistant sui
gMOII.
C. A. OrcgJo City H. I.. K il .
captain; F. W. Humphreys. 1st lieu
tonar.t; C. IS. Burn. Id lieutenant ami
15 . - 1
uo. J. i'ortma T. N. Dunbar. ni
tain; W. W. Wilson, 1st lieutenant.
Alien if. Drown, Id lieutenant, and a:t
men.
Co. C. Portland A. W. Clothier,
captain; Uiren A. Rowwan. 1st lieu
tenant: 8. IUhmwUow. Id lieutenant,
and Is" me).
Co. D, PortJasd J. A. McKlnuon.
captain. Roy M. DoMe, 1st Uoutenant,
W. L Ormaady. Id lieutenant, and II
Co. H. IrtlMs4 CkUM. T UalUi.ig
captain; Hll fliruplM. 1st IImiUmi- m
ant; 11 M. Law. u lieutenant, and 5
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Ca P. PwOaad Krak f. Uaber. g
capMla; W. L. uW li Umttmtnu;
W. P. Alton, At Ili-iUMMHt. aad IS S
lieuMMSt,
w.. u. i-ruaMi-Kjiawi w. -o.
captain, Willi A Piatt. lt lleut.-,
Co. O. PorUaml KylaiHl O. Urott. m
nnt A E. Jenkins. 2d nontenant, nnd
15 men
The Fourth roglment officers, com
pnny officers nnd number of men in
attendance are as follews:
Geo. O. Yoron. colonel, Eugene.
J. M. Poormnn, lleutonant-colonel,
Woodburn.
R. H. l.enba, Salem.
J. L. May, Ashland.
Regimental staff:
Major M. H. Kills, surgeon.
Captain D. E. Yornn, adjutant.
Captnln L. F. GJininbotfl, quarter-master.
Captain O.
rifle piactlco.
Captain M.
C. Knufmnn, inspector
G. McCorkle, assistant
surgeon.
Captain C. H. Winn, commissary of
subsistence. '
First Lleutonnnt W. A. Trimble, as
sistant surgeon.
Co. A, Eugene R. S. Huston, cap
tain; C. C. Hammond, 1st llcutcnnnt;
G. V. Griffin, 2d lieutenant, and 311
men.
Co. 11, Ashland W. O. Gowland,
captain; II. S. Evans, 2d lieutenant,
and -11 men.
Co. C, Eugene J. M. Williams, cap
tain; J. A. Currlc, 1st lieutenant; G.
F. Wllloughby, 2d lieutenant, and Uli
men.
Co. D, Woodburn W. E. Fln.er.
captain; O. D. Hendorsonlst lleuton
nnt; F. W. Settlumlor. 2d lieutenant,
and 15 men.
Co. E, Reselling F. 1). Hamlin, cap
tain. F. Haynos, 1st lleutonant; II.
C. Slociim, 2d lieutenant, and 118 111011.
Co. F, Salem II. A. Kurt, captain;
Geo A. JudMuii, 1st lieutenant, nnd It
men.
Co. G. Albany F. C. Stellmachor.
cnptaln; Clias. V. Wallace, 1st lieuten
ant; (V S. IltirnlMh, 2d lleutonnnt. and
r2 men.
Co. II, Giants' Pass E. 11, Rowan,
cnptaln; A. E.- Voorhles, 1st lieuten
ant; C. A. Crow, 2d lieutenant, and Hit
men.
The olllcor of the first separate
battalion, company olllcurs and num
ber of men In attendance 111 e ns fol fel fol
eows: F. A. Monde, major, battalion stuff.
W. J. Church. 1st lieutenant, adju
tant. Captain F. C. Diosius, assistant sur
geon. First lieutenant Wm. Grant, quar
termaster. First Lieutenant W. E. Dowers, com
missary or subsistence.
First Lieutenant A. A. Kollar, in
spector or rllle practice.
Co. A. linker City Samuel White,
captain; It V. Haines, 2d lieutenant,
and 1.1 men.
Co. D, La Gi nude II. E. Coolldge,
captain; Clare J. Serlber, 2d lieuten
ant, and .'til men.
Co. I), The Dalles G. E. Dai tell,
captain; A. .1. Cooper, 1st lieutenant;
I). M. Koardou, 2d lieutenant, and I!)
I1IUI1,
Troop A, Lebanon L. A. Wiley, 1st
lieutenant; E. L. Power, '1 lieuten
ant, nnd II men.
Dattery A. Portland 11. I J. Welch.
aptalu; L. M. Clark, 1st lleulennut;
T. L. Perkins, Jr. 1st lieutenant; F. II.
Hums, 2d lieutenant, nnd ill men.
Prune Growers' Meeting.
Them will bo a public meeting of
in lino growers nt the office of the Wil
lamette Prune Association, on Satur
day, July 19th, at 2 p. in. All who nro
interested In fostering and perpetuat
ing the prune Industry In Oregon nre
earnestly Invited to be present
JAS. N. SMITH. Pres.
If. 8. Olle, Sec . 7 lC-3d-wl
Barr's German Salve
Healfi quickly all cuts, or bruise,
I) raw 6 sareneuH out ofUnie back, and
draws fllverc out f flcrh which often
break off loo short to pull Sucks like
ktickint! plaMer. Try it and you will
pever be wiUinnt lv mail "We.
For shIh at BARR'S JEWELRY STORE
120 State Street. 8a!em, Ore.
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,agsbo..t. S0, R. JONES,
C SHELDON. General Azt Attorney at Law
100 Third Street, Toledo, Oreaon.
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West tfth St., New York City, March 28, 1902.
"FORCE" FOOD CO..
Buffalo, N. Y.
Gentlemen --It gives me great pleasure to testify to all the
good qualities of "FORCE."
It is economic, as it makes a satisfying substitute for expert
sivc meat.
It is healthful for the weakest invalid can cnioy it.
It is attractive, being a most delicious food, appreciated by
those who usually do not like cereals.
Yours very truly, Dr. -
Name furnished on application.
The Great Rock Island Route.
Through personally conducted tour
ist stooping enrs between Portland and
Chicago ouco a wcok, and between Og
den and Chicago threo times a wcok,
via tho Scoulc line.
Through Standard sleeping enrs
dally botweou Ogdon nnd Chicago, via
tho Sconlc lino.
Through Standard sleeping cars
dally between Colorado Springs nnd
St. Louis.
Through Standard and tourist sleep
ing curs dally botwoon San Francisco
and Chicago, via Los Angeles aud El
Paso.
Through Standard sleeping cars nnd
chair cars dally botweou St. Paul aud
Chicago.
Do suro that your ticket reads via
tho Great Rock Island Route.
Tho best and most rcasonnblo din
ing car service
For ratoa, foldors and deBcrlptlvo lit
oraturo wrlto to A. E. COOPER,
Gonoral Agont, Portlnnd, Or.
O. H. MACK
:o:E:ara? s:1
, Succossor to Dr. J. M. Kcono, In
Whlto Cornor, Salem, Oregon. Pnrtlos
desiring miporlor operations at mod
erato foo lu any branch aro in ospoclal
request
STEUSL0FF BROS.
Dealers In Live Stock,
Wholosalo and rotnll butchors and
packers. All kinds of fresh nnd salt
moats. Flno sausages, hams, bncon
nnd lard. 31G Commercial street.
Huie Wing Sang Co
Hporial Sale of nil waists,
whlto undorwenr, wrappers
floor iiialtlui;8. HOT 10. M
PRICES. :: i: ::
140 State St., Salem, Or.
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OFFICE UllY HALL
For wator sorvlco apply nt offlco.
Dills pnyablo monthly In advance.
Mako all complaints nt the office
Th? flnne..
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FINK WINES, LIQUORS
AND CIUAR8
102 Codrt 51
THE ELITE CaFE
208 Commercial Street
Mo.nl h ut all hours. Open day and
tight.
Only place in tho city handling the
nmoiis
OLYMPIA BEER
Id tliu Reception Saloon. WholoMtlo
and retail.
E BCKBRLEN. Proprietor
SOULE BROS
PIANO TUNERS
AND REPAIRERS
For Salem an J vlclolti
leave orders at Ceo
Wl.1'1 Mimic Nturr
PORTLAND Olt
Your Step Mother
la still hero buuy as ovor, and when
your clothes nro all out of order, worn,
with buttons off, take thorn to hor at
the Salem Dyo Works.
At this establishment you can gat
anything sot to rights, from 11 pnlr of
gloves, to tho most elaborate silk
gown. A gontlomnu can gut his lint
clonnod, his trousors creased, or his
wholo suit rojuvenutod to suit his
tasto, also four suits a month for $1.
lluttons sewed on, rips iiowod up, suits
prossed on short notlco. New goods
shrunk for drossmaklug.
MRS. C. II. WALKER
105 Commercial Street.
Breitenbush HotSprlngs
FIRST CLASS HOTEL
P W. POSS, Proprietor.
Till" popular, best of all stimmsr re
ports U Bituiiled near IXlroP, tasierit
lorn iiiiih el Coivall A Mii-iHrn It It
hi the heart ol the Catcade ihouiiIuIiih.
Ktiular paus trittu iiiHkus 1U1I Irip
from Detroit to the rtriiiis. TeMtin
privileif Iree All ctuip upnliit can
be puriliHM'd at the f.rmz. Kxellsiit
ll'hii'g and IiiwiIiiik U"" are wry
reHMmublv, ror (urth-r In'orumlioii
adilrrw, F W ROM,
7 I '2m IMOU, Ore.
S. C. STONE, M. D.
I'HOPMIUTOK OF
Stone's Drug Stores
SALEM, OREGON.
The storasUwo in numbarjare located
nt No. Tit, and 207 Comwdfolal St..
" WBl1 stocked with a complete
f ..,,. ..... niiL,ieinaa. o et
articles, iierfumery. brushes, etc.,
lias had some 36 yars oxperieuee in
ttie practice or ix,eoiome aim uuw
makes no charge for obj
umimtlou or prwwrlptloa,
makes no charge lor aoBjimawos, w
Was elerk of olroult eourt for sis
years and has an up-to-date abstract
qf j property In Llnooln county... ..
Wate
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CLASSIFIED
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ADVERTISEMENTS
Advertisements, five lines or less. In this column
Inserted ithtee timestor 2Sc. 5 Oca Wcek.ji.50
month. All over five lines at the same rste.
WANTED.
Wanted. A woman to do famllv wash
lug, the samo to bo taken out. ln
gulro at No 178 Stato street. 7-lG-3t
Wanted. People of all ages, from 10
yenrs up, to pull (lax. Apply In por
soii Thursday morning at Gorbor
1 ru-.n, one-rouith nillo west of big Sa
I loin brlduo. Eugene Uosse. 7-14-tf
Wanted. Tin oe or four men to work
In haying, at fi.25 per day and
bonul. Iiupilio of W. U. Duncan, six
miles not th west of Salem, on Salem
and McCoy stago Hue.
Wanted five young men From Ma
rlon county to proparo at ouco
for positions In tho government
sorvlco. Apply to Intor-Stato Inst.,
Cedar Rapids, la. C-17-2m
Wanted Kvorybody to try Oregon
Foot Easo for all foot allmonts.
Ouco tried always used. Ask your
druggist or uoud 25c. 8. L. Hayes,
lialBoy, Oro. B-27U
FOR RENT.
Pasture. Good giolii pasture for rent
Halt mile below poor farm. Apply
to 12. J. Cornoll, Riverside-, Route 8,
Salem P. O. 7-1C-31
For Rent or For Sale. 12-rooui houso,
partly furnished, lurcu grounds,
stable, etc. 7-U-lm.
FOR SALE.
Closing Out 8ale. I will sell out my
stock or goods, at No. 100 Court
stieet, the second-hand stole, at
cost. The building has been sold,
nnd must he vacated on or before
the mth of August. Kvury thing
will be sold nt actual cost. K. W.
Smith. 7-17-1 w il-w
For Sale. A ti-iiionthsold Jersey and
(luurnsey heifer calf. Inquire of C.
II. Pickett, at Wade's hardware es
tablishment. 7-17-3t
For Sale. Light, open, three tpmrtoia
buggy and single harness, ut a bar
gain. Apply to Mrs. M, J, Crolgh
lou, 0110 block west of North Salum
school. 7-18-tw
For Sale. Fiesh young Jersey cow
and culf. Apply to (1. W. I'eurtiiiiiu.
two miles not Hi 011 the ilvur rond
7-ll-tf
Por Sale. Now liver boat, with sail,
18 feel long. Intended for Hiisolliie
launch, cheep. Iiupilru at Journal
olllco. 7-8-lm
For Sale. 8-yeur-old Jersey cow, with
heifer calf. Inquire at Journal of
fice. 7-7-lm
For Sale or Trade. A tuie chance to
net u nice suhiiiban home of 30
acres; all kinds of fruit; good bulld
luas; Hue ciop of gialn 011 place;
some funning tools and some ftirul
tuie. Will give Immediate posses
sion. Joshua R. Smith, three-fourths
of a mile southeast of depot. 7-7-9JW'
For Sale Cheap Heconu haud thresh
liiK outfit. Advance Hepurutor, 30x
60, with wind stacker. Also 13 II.
P. eiialne, with water tank and
wagon. All lu good order, Prlco
$76U. IC. M. Crolsuu, Malum, Ore
gon. C-lld&w-tf
For Sale Pure Poland China sows.
W. 11. ICaan, Salem, R. D. No. 8.
0-21-lm
For Sale. New ami second-hand bug
gies, new and stH-oud-hand spring
wagons, backboards and carts, at
the 8nlm Carriage and Wagon Fuc
tory. Werner Fsnnsll, proprietor,
301 Commercial straaL 4-lC-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
Musical. Miss Itertha lluubard has
returned to Halt-in for the summer
months, and will take pupils ou the
plauo at her home, one block waat of
the North Salem achuil. 7-16-tf
Crosston Ferry. The ferry at Cross
ton has not been moved Ut Halem, as
ifoiltd. hut is running night aud
day. and Huudays. uetu-r than ever
A I. Pettyjohn, manager 7 17 Jt
Well Dlaulrm and Brisk Work Wells
dug aud tloaued. Jobbing In brbk
work aud clstein bill Id lug Fouuda
tluus put uudr bouses aud hloi
ueys built. Apply to A. F. Holt,
gaiviu P. O. or Nortbeast corner
Klverslde Addilluo. 7-ltlm
Don't You Know AiiyiuiBK about Kd-
wards' Markat7 At 410 sllate street
lisst place to buy frsh and ourad 1
msats nt tk lowest prleaa. liMiael
2C1M. ii. ICdwards, prop
All KindsOf laiuping uUusils,
stoves and tauts, and swol-haud
goods at J. N. Hbaut4', lt7 Court
treat -IHf
LODQES
Proteotlon Lodge No. t, Aulat Ot
der United Workman, mmttn awry
Saturday evaulntc In the Holwftn
Hall, corner of State aud LllKKty
straats. VUlting brethren walaome
F. L. Waat, U. W.. J. A. llwod
Ileeoriler.
FOnQSTERS OF AMERICA-Court
Bherwood Forwitara No- 19. Mwli
Friday nights lu Turner uIoK. ire
Hawlltou C. It.; A. I Ilrowu, Sea
Central Lodge No. 18 K. of P-Castlo
Hall In Holman block, cornor Stato
and Liberty streets, Tuesday of
each week at 7:30 p. xa, Claud
o?randd,8C-CiZad00j-Il,ges','
3SZ
J' ""nlchael Hop buyor. Office In
Uush-llroyman building, Salem, Oro
son. Samples of choice hops sollc
Red from all growors.
PHY8ICIAN8.
J. H. Brewer, physician and surgeon.
Offlco In Gray bloek. Rooms 7 and
9. Phone 91.
OSTEOPATHY.
ur. u. t. wvekoff and Dr. ft.i al
bright. Twonty months graduates
or tho Amorlcan School of Osteop
athy, Klrksvlllo, Mo. Dr. Wyokoff is
tho only twonty months' gentleman
graduato In Salem. Odd Fellowo'
Temple. 'Phono Main 2721.
Dr. M. T. 8choettle tlrnduate Amorl
..cnn School of Osteopathy, Klrks
vlllo, Mo. Office in Tioga block,
ovor tho Spa. Offlco hours 8:80 to
11:30 and 1 to 4. a-12
W. Q. Robblns, Dr. of Osteopathy
Graduato of tho Columbia College
of Osteopathy, Chicago, 111. Offlco
157 Court Btreot. Chronic diseases
a specialty.
TONSORIAL.
Evans' Barber Shop. Only urst-class
shop on State strooL Evory thing
now and up-to-dato. Finest porcelain
bathB. Skavo, 16c; hair-cut, 26o;
hatha, 25c. Two flrat-clasa boot
blacks. C. W. Evans, proprietor.
Ryan's Shaving Parlors. Sovon first
class harbors ongagod. Flnost bath
rooma In city. Wo ubo antlsepHo
storlllzor. J. Ryan, Prop.
CAPITAL CITY
Express and Transfer
Meets all mall and passcngor trains.
Daggago to all parts of tho city.
Prompt iDrvlco. Tolophono No. 241.
HOMYER & IIEDRIC1C
The Science of
Osteopathy
Many people havo been led to bo
lleve through fnlso roports and igno
rance that Osteopathic troatinuiit was
painful and even Injurious to children
or weakened Invnlldn.
Nothing could he futthcr from tho
truth for It Is adapted to the caae, aud
In nowise is It Injurious to tho frailest
child or weakonod Invalid. Hut
rather It Is Invigorating nnd strength
ening, and never Is tho patient worn
out or mndu norvuus from trcatuiont.
However, thero nro many fakers and
pretenders In Osteopathy who do not
uiidurstnud how to gtvo treatment
proporly. . None nro gonulno or com
potout who havo not attouded school
nt lonst four tonus of five months
unci).
Drs. L. U. Wyckoff and Mrs. Grace
Albright, of 1. O. O. F. Tomplo, Salem,
aro graduates of tho American School
of OHtuopathy, a twonty months'
school, mid thoroughly quallflod to
give sclontlflc trontmont nnd hnndlo
any ensu put lu their enre. All dla
easoB, osioclnlly chronic dlsoasea and
deformities, yield to the treatmont
without knife or drugs,
Hours 0 to 4. Phono Main 2721.
Odd Fallows' Temple, Salem, Or.
Silver Creek Falls
,., Stage Line
Salum to ArKontlui, vis Whiteakor and
ruturi'. Leaves Hslem pobt olllco 7 a.
m., weekdayn only. Carry passengers
and pscknitu)). Fineit mountain outing
trip oiien to Fa'ein people
7111. WARRKN W RAV14, Prop
L D. HENRY'S
REAL ESTATE AND
RENTING AGENCY
Ih nt UttO Gommoroial Htroet
P1I0HE MAIN 2681 SALEM ORE.
PirsI Class Bicycl?
Repairing
And all kinds of
sundries at
FRANK J. MOORE'S
10 Court 8t
Phone SOW.
25,000
New Words
are uli1el in llio last otlillou of
WelMters iiiierimiionai ahuhuu
MM.,. r..lr.r,nil!nnfl la kont
Ury, i 1113 llltvi.m.iv- - t-
alwava abreast of tho times. It
k .A a a itnttniffA
takes constant wora, ij
woik ami worry, but it U tho only
way to kwp tl" "tuttoiwry '
Standard
Authority
of tho IJnglisli sjwiiking world.
Other (liolionuriea follow. Atob
sler leads.
It is the avorito will Judgea,
Scholar, IWucotont, rrlntew.oto.,
m thk anil forolgn oountrlss.
A postal oard will bring you
interwting polnen ptigWi to.
0. A 0. MMRRIAM COMPANY
SfRiKavisUiDi Hash.
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