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Fes ling
Iu tho loins.
Nervousness, unrofrcililne M,- deapon
deiicy.
It Is time you were tloltii? something.
Tuo kidneys were nni-lently tailed the
rcns In your enso they irre holding tho
reins nnd ilrlvliu; you Into serious trouble.
Hood's Sarsaparilta
Artt with tho most direct, benellrlal cllect
on the kidneys. It contains tho licit nnd
sarest substances (or correcting mid toning
these orcuiis.
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVAL8.
K J Smith, ClilcftKO.
II. Van Di'IloRart, Now York.
It I). Cluuidlur mid wife, San Fran-
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A. V. MeCottor, Now York,
.loo Dlener, Portland.
.1 15. George, San Francisco.
.1 l. Woodnn, Atlanta, On.
1'. L. Cumpboll, Monmouth.
J H. Wood, Minneapolis.
.1 W. White, Portland.
J M. lieecher, Sr., Dollvlllo.
M. McUavlH, Sun Francisco.
II. A. Hrower, Albany,
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If you are troubled with Impure
blood, Indicated by sores, pimples,
hoadacho, etc., wo would recommend
Acker's Blood Elixir, which wc Bell
under a positive guarantee. It will al
ways cure Scrofulous or Syphilitic
poisons and all blood discuses. GO
. ts and $1.00. D. .1. PHY, Druggist
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A Qood Housekeeper
Will always use tho best bread and
pastry that money can buy. Patronize
tho Pioneer Ilnkery, and you will get
the best.
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Strawberry Industry.
The last number of the Independ
ence Enterprise Is given up to promo
tion of tho strawberry Industry at thnt
place. Undur the leudorshlp of Mr.
Calbreath, manager of the water and
liuht plant of that city, an effort Is be
ing made to got out 100 acres of straw
berries this fall. This Industry Is
only iu Its infancy. Tills year all
the surplus berries enmo to the Saloni
unnery, and found a ready market.
The cannery could not get one-fourth
what was wanted. Independence has
made a great success iu many lines,
and will make tho berry Industry go.
anil gain all that follows, more popu
lation and canneries and shipping
business1.
Breltenbush Hot Springs.
.Many campers aro already at this
popular resort. For full particulars
address F. W. ItOSS,
7 2-eod Dotrolt, Ore.
Good Meals
Are always had at tho White House
Restaurant. Wo try to satisfy our pat
runs, with tlrst-class meals and cour
teous treatment. Open day and night,
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PACE-MAKER
1-1 8 miles at the rale of
08.60 miles au hour,
March SI, 1002.
1096 miles in 1017 min
ute, February 16, 18&7.
Theao are the world's jec
ords, made and held by
the Burlington, a pace
maker In good service and
rapid transit.
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S 100 Third Street.
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Local
SocialR ealm
Events
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An Automobile Party.
The young pooplo of the Leslie M.
K. chinch, of South Snlem, attended
an "automobile party" Wednesday
evening, the party being chaporoned
by Mrs. It. C. Hluckwell. The young
folks woro met nt tho church by Mr.
L. 15. Juilson with his now automobile,
and glvon a ride to the homo of his
fntlier, two miles south of the city.
The fore part of tho evening was
tpont In playing games on tho lawn,
nftor which a delicious lunch of straw-
nerries and cream was served. The
remainder of tho evonlng was snont in
playing games, tolling fortunes and
music, ending with a moonlight rido
Home in the automobile. As tho an
lomoblle wns a big liny wagon, the
young people had to onlargo upon
their Imagination a little, but that
didn't lessen tho pleasure of tho ride
any. It was unanimously agreed that
l most delightful ovenlng had been
ipent.
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BaptlBt Lawn Social.
Thpro wns a flno attendance of
about 200 at tho Baptist moonlight
lawn social Friday evening. The Sa
lorn band wns present and played all
kinds of music, Including even the Ir
religious two-step In their efforts. He
froHhnients were served, and a good
social time wns had, all spcech-ninklng
being barred. Rev. Frederick Win.
Glleff, the new pastor, fiom Aberdeen,
South Dakota, and his lady met all
the guests socially, and enjoyed tho
greetings of their new Hock.
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Will Sing at Chautauqua.
Tho members of tho Cecelllnn Ladles
Quartet, of this city, went to Oregon
City this morning. They aro on the
program for numbers both this irf'tor
noon nnd evening at the Chautauqua
Association, nt Gladstone Park, nnd
the remark that tho quartet pleased
Its audience Is not undeserving. Tho
quartet Is composed of Miss Hlnncho
Lewis. Miss Kathleen Jones, Miss Lo
la Cavanuugh and Miss Almn llyrn.
To Wed.
Mrs. Draper announces the mnrilage
of her daughter, Grace Mae, to Chester
Allen Parvln. The marriage will take
place Wednesday, July 2:id at high
noon. No cards.
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John C. MuCulIoch, who was cnlled
to Snlem by tho sickness nnd death
of his mother, left todny for Vale. Mai
hour county, where ho edits nnd pub
lishes tho Malheur Gnzette.
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Market Quotations Today
2 "Make Salem a Good Home Market" Y
llos Market.
Hops lDCl lDOt-L'Oc, contracts 17c.
Flour.
Flour $2 70$3 bbl.
Potatoes Apples, Etc.
Potatoos old 00 new 76c
Onions, $1.75 to $2.2J5 per 100 lbs,
Fruits.
Cherries Black, 2c2Jc.
Royul Anno, 2)c4c
Dried Fruits.
Dried apples 0H(j.
Italian prunoa 40s to 60s UK to 'A
Petite Prunes 40s to 50s, 11 lc.
Wood. Fence Posts, Etc.
Big fir ?3 Q W.25
Second rowth 2.5(1.f2 75
Ab1i-2 60.
Body oak $100.
Pole oak $4.00.
Cedar posts 0 to 10c,
Balm wood $2.f.O nnd 1.00
Hides. Pelts andf-urs
3reon hides, No. 1 7r.
Green hides, No. 2 5c.
Calf skins 5c.
Sheep 76c.
Goat skius 26c to 1.00.
Gray fox 26 to 50c.
Coon 10 to 40c.
Mink 25c to $1.25.
Otter-l to $5.
ykunk 10 to 26c.
MiiBkrat 1 to 6c.
Wildcat 10 to 25c.
Wheat, Oats, Etc.
Wht-at -50c.
Oats 34c
Barley f 10 per ton.
Flax Cash. Northweet, $1 70.
Live Slock Market.
Steers 314'3e.
Cows-33Mi
Hheep-3.60 gross to $4,00
Dressed veal 0c
Hogs, alive 6)' 6Jtfc
lions, dressed &
Wool and Mohair.
Coarse wool J4.
Fine 16c.
Mohair 26n
Hay, Feed, Etc. .
Oats-fl 0b
Baled cheat $7.60 to $8.
Clover .
Feed hsrlev $10f20 per ton
Bran-18 50
Blurts 20.60.
Flour, wholesale $2 05.
Dairy and Creamery Products.
Dairy butter 15c.
Creamery 20
rUore-168.J5c.
First-clasa oi-untry, per roll 6bu.
Cream at creamery, pan skimmed
I315c. ,
Separator skimmed 17e.
Stelners Market.
Chickens 8
Spring 10 to 124c
Egga per dozen, liiii.
PORTLAND MARKKT.
Portland. July 17 Whwi Worn.
Walla, 0wc
Flour Portland, best grae .0B(8
$3.01. Graham $2 96(318 30
Oats Choice White 1120c 0 $1.25.
Barley $20 $22.50 per ton.
MillstuB-Bran, $1610.
UayTimothy-$123$15 per ton.
Onions 1 00 per cental
Potatoes 75c per cental
t uut ,lir. IU&ISj: fanoj
creamery,192lHc;Storel5 1
EcKS-Oreeon, i-ancn iv m v .
Poultry-Chickens, mfxed $60
$4 50; bens $6 60, turkeys, live IS 14r.
Mutton Gross, 3c
Hogs Gross 6e.
RAAtnrnM 3a3We.
Veal-Groaa.fic 7c -.
WcSVatilS 16o&i Eastern
Oreiton,8Hc;Mohair. afiQSOstt-,
Hldoa-Dry bides, 16 pounds and op
wards, 15c O 16K
InflflifV TillP tf NAT I
lllOailUJf liUC IU MCI "I
vous and Mental
Troubles
PAINE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
The Great Tower of Safety
and Rock of Health in tlie
Hot Weather
Nervous diseases, when aggravated
by mental disturbances, produce more
causes of insanity In tho hot weathor
than nt any other season of tho year.
Nervous headache, nervous dyspepsia,
sleeplessness and chronic constipa
tion Induces depression of spirits, ox
treino weakness, morbid fears, des
pondency nnd languor; from those
dread Insanity come slowly but sure
ly. Nervous sufferors have a drend of
hot weathor. Finding thomsolvos deep
er In the pit of misery than they woro
In the spring and enrly suinnior, they
are In utter despair.
There Is hope for you, dear reader,
If you are one of tho sufferers. You
stnnd In need of Palno's Celery Com
pound, thut great builder of the ner
vous system, Its vitalizing action
commences with tho llrst bottlo you
use. Tho volume of blood immediate
ly Increases In tho nrtorles, and the
body Is fully fed nnd nourished. Your
uppetlto becomes rogular and natural,
tho nerves nnd brain nre strength
ened, and you hnvo impulses of
health that cheer tho soul.
This romarkable romody will truly
meet your cii3e, and glvo you a new
llfo; It will lay the foundation for hap
piness nnd long yenrs. Wo counsel
you to try this ninrvolous summer
health-restoror at onco and enjoy
tho blessings of health.
PERSONALS.
M. Wlprut wns In Portland today.
O. L. Hose was In Portlnud today.
K. M. Ci'olmm wns in MnlHoy today.
Mrs. Frances Cornell Is visltliiK nt
Jefferson.
N. J. Damon him Joined Ills family
nt Newport.
FJ. 12. McKIunoy, of Turner, was In
Salem today.
John W. MInto, of Portlnud, Is vis
iting iu Salem.
J. C. Cooper, of Independence, was
In Salem today.
Jesse George, of Oregon City, Is
visiting In Snlem.
J. A. Carson was iu Orouon City
and Portland today.
I.. T. Ilrugg, of Colfax, Wash., Is
visiting J. A. Bishop.
Hoy Phillips and Ernest Kllnger nre
doing tho oncumpment.
Chnrlos FItchard, of Independence
wont to Portlnnd todny.
Miss M. 13. Sporry, of Los Angola
Is visiting Salem rolatlvos.
Miss Lucia Cochran Is In Albany.
tho guost of Miss Ruth Flynn.
Mrs. G. N. Chorrington, of Dallas, Is
visiting with Salem rolatlvoK.
Miss Poarl Applegate has returned
from a few days at Chautauqua.
Miss Mary Scott and Miss Anna
Carson aro visiting iu Portland.
Miss Poarl Mncy Is visiting In Al
bany until nftor tho oncampinent.
Hoscoo Drumhollar hns returned to
Walla Walla, aftor a visit In Saloni.
Mrs. C. 11. Monroe, recont guost of
Mrs. F. P. Talklngton, has returnod to
Portland.
Mrs. John Houston, of Vnncouver,
Wash., Is tho guost at tho homo of hor
uncle, F. A. Tumor.
Dr. nnd Mrs. W. T. Williamson nnd
Mr. and Mrs. A. 13. Strang: aro enmp
ing nonr Fish Lnko.
Prosldent P. L. Campbell, of the
State Unlvorslty, at Bugeno, was a
Salem visitor Friday aftornoon.
Miss Mella Loomls, of Pralrle-du-
Chlon, Wisconsin, is visiting her sis
tor, Mrs. C. L. Allen, on Kant D street.
THE FBRST STEP
Of the child is an event in the mother's
life. How proud she feels when the
attempt to walk is begun so early as to
evidence childish courage and sturdy
strength. Such pride should be enjoyed
by every mother. But it often happoui
mat tne child is timid,
weak and deficient in
vitality, and clings to the
mother's anus with no
deeire to walk or play.
Mothers should learn
that to have strong chil
dren they must them
selves be stroiiL'. for the
child's strength is J--
the gift of the v V
tnotlier.
The use of Dr.
Pierce's I'avorite
Prescription by
expectant mothers
give them haalth
and strength to
give their chil
dren. It nour
itltM the nerve.
fetrejigthens the body and give great
mtifccuUr strength and elasticity, o that
th baby's advent W practically jwinlcs.
t IwtcWu uig Ir Htrec favorUe It.
icnpio aMd can jv it mt what you ativvr
tic M to h awl can cfcacHuIly recottiKicBd it,
Mm Mm Virtur I lladin. of IxooardHltc.
l. Kaiiaa "I bemu takii&ir U Ilua imi
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by IU ut The ihxter wba alt
I kc nutter wm auxiomi
I me
I JU about u well aa aar one He had um
(m I wm Mck only about three houni and aUu
that vour FavoHtr I'reacnpUiMt ' raa ' lb ant
uaust medicine ' wbick he ukt hart faith iu
" Wc how hare a darUae baby bmr. tftmg an4
bcalthy who wetgbed UK pouam wht born
(July ihi Dutwg thU hhiU be ba valued
tbf " ae4uu wa4a '
"Favorite Prescription " makes weak
Mooten strong, ck wotneii well. Accept
m suUtitute for the medicine which
works wonders for woak howw
The People's Common Seate Medical
AdvWr, s book conUii.Mig 1008 page, is
vtveit away Semi if o-ent tmm
Ak xpei& of mailing vy, for tke book
in paper cover, or 31 Utnp for Ue
T4ttm bound in cloth. Addreta Dr.
R V Ilerce. Buffalo, N. Y.
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THE DAttY JOUhnAL,
ll0V Ilol,t' Wh,ton,tor former pas-
tor of the First Baptist church, Is In
I the city for a few weeks, and will oc
cupy tho pulpit on Sunday evening.
His subject will bo "The Heal Christ."
Ho makes bis homo In Cnllfornrin, and
has been engaged to lecture In the
University of Ncvndn.
Hon. Wm. Smith, of Unkor City,
grand master workman of the A. O.
U. W. lodges of Orogon, has honored
P. H. D'Arcy, of tills city, with re
appointment as a member of the Ju
diciary committee of tho Btate grand
lodge.
Mrs. Geo. G. Brown gave a very de
lightful card party on Friday after
noon, complimentary to Mrs. Frank
JCerenl, of Cnllfornln. Toil tnbles woro
filled, nnd tho prizes woro taken by
Mrs. W. H. Dancy nnd Mrs. Dens
more. Mrs. Mary McMaken, nccompnnied
by hor daughter nnd family, of Mary
vlllc, Missouri, Is visiting her brothor,
S. U. Cattorlln, whom she bad not scon
for 2G years.
Charles Albert, of Lansing, Iowa,
after a short visit in Salem, tins joined
relatives at Newport for a few days
outing nt Oregon's fninous summer
resort.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davey and Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Armstrong hnvo re
turned from Portland, whoro they at
tended the stato A. O. U. W. lodge.
Mrs. It. D. Gilbert. Miss Agnes Oil
belt and Miss Fayo Hosensteln, of
Poitlaud, are vlBltlng In Albnny dur
ing tho encampment.
Mr. nnd Mrs. S. G. Wolverton and
daughter havo returned to Spoknne,
nftor a visit at tho homo of Justice C.
13. Wolverton.
Mrs. Argleo Gcsner, of Eagle Point,
was tho guest of Mrs. W. F. H. Smith
Friday. leaving In tho afternoon for
Seattle.
General Owon Summers, of Port
lnnd, pnssed through Salem today, en
routo for the O. N. G. encampment nt
Albnny.
Captain and Mrs. F. S. linker and
Miss Grace Holdon, of Portland, aro
visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Dick.
Mrs. J. F. Calbreath returns this
morning from a visit at McMlnnvlllo,
Oregon City nnd Portland.
W. P. George and Chalmer nnd W.
It. George are spending a few days in
Oregon City nnd Portland.
Mrs. W. Taylor anil Misses Jennie
mill Minn Goode have gone to Mchumn
for a ten days' recreation.
Miss Florence Peel, who hntt been
visiting Mrs. H. G. Meyers, has re
turned to Portlnud.
Mi. anil Mrs. J. G. Graham mid
daughter, Josoplilno, were In Albany
Tuesdny.
Dr. and Mrs. 13. A. Pierce left yes
terday for a few weoks' outing at Cas
cad la.
F. M. Miles, of Portlnnd. Is a guost
at the homo of Chief Justice P. A.
Mooie.
Mrs. Ida M. iabcock and daugh
ter. Miss Giaco, aro visiting In Orogon
City.
Mrs. W. Merrlman nnd little daugh
ter have returned from a visit In Gor-
vals
SUNDAY SERVICE8.
, St. Paul's 13plscopul Church. KIkIiUi
Sunday after Trinity. Holy com
munion 7:. ID a. in. Matins 10 : :J0 n. in.
13vensoug 8 p. in.
W. C. T. U. Mrs. O. M. Douulas.
of Oregon City, will address tho renu
lar 1 o'clock moating nt tho V. C. T.
U. hall on Court street. All are wel
como. Unptlst Church. Morning service
at 10::iO a. in. Illblo School nt 12 in.
C. 13. nt 7 p. m. KveniiiK service at 8
p. m. Sermon iu tho ovenlng by Hev
Hobt. Whltnker, formerly pastor
of
thu church.
Leslie M. 13. Church. It. C. Illack
well, pastor. Morning services at
iu:30 u. m. Sundny ScIkmiI at 12 in.
13vonlng servlco nt 8 p. ni. The Hev.
Dr. Hoadley will preach both morn
ing and ovenlng.
Chrlstus Luthornn Church, on Hast
Stato street. Kluhth Sunday after
Trinity. Hev. Ad. Ulerle, jmstor. Sun
day School 0:30 a. in. Altur service
1U:3U a. m. and 8 p. in. Sermon II a.
m. and 8:1 fi p. in. Stranger wel
come. United ISvuugullcal Church. C. A.
Halting, pastor. Service Sunday, July
20, 10U2. Sunday School It) a. in.
Preaching It a. m. Subject: "Chrls-
tlan nolduatut." V
meeting nt 7 p. m.
pastor ut 8 p. 111.
P. S3. C. K. prayer
An addrtMM by the
"Seven Ilidi Men
of the Hlble."
First Congregational. Preaching at
lo:3o a. m. and 8 p. m. Morning sub
ject: "Tim Glory of tin Christian
Ketlgiou." livening subject: "The
Man I Woud He If I had My Life to
Live Over." Sunday School 12 in. Y.
P S. C. IC. at 7 p. m., Mrs. A. II. Dodd
leudtw. Mr. Ollfford Kuntner will slug
at both srvIcMi.
Unitarian church. W. (J. Blloi, Jr..
minister. Cornw of Cheinekta and
Cottage stroetM. Sunday ScIkkiI Inter
mlttMl. Morning Mrvlc at 10: SO
o'clock, by Dr. T. U IUbrt. of Portl
laud. StibJct of srmen: "TI10
lltdiof of Unitarians CHiernlug the
Divinity of Christ." All wwkom. Itv
ening wrvlc wniUmi.
Plrsi PrewhyUHait Ckurck. H. A.
Kotchuiu. pastor. Preaching MrvicMt
at' 10.au a. m. and 8 11. m. Sabbath
wehool at IS wi. Young People' meet
ing at 7 p. m. Subject of morning sr-
inoa. "Th Ckrwtlans KomoJd As-Mraiu-0
at TtHral ProieoUott and
HtrMal Salratiou." IKawlHg attbjwrt:
"A MomNt4HWi QgawUaa.'' i'ntarh
lag at Ubitrty at I u. m.
Plntt CJirteUftii. Corner Hlgit aad
Cejnur HrtHtU. Qm. C. Hluhsy. mla
iator. PFMi-hlRe Sunday at 10:90 a
oALElvL OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1902.
J nt and 8 p. in. Morning sormon; "The
Now Dlrth." Hvonlng sermen: "The
Cost of Winning Souls." Bible School
nt 12 m. Junior C, 13. at 4 p. nt.
Senior C. 13. nt 7 p. in. Prayer meet
ing Thursday ovenlng at 8 o'clock.
Methodist Episcopal. John Parsons,
pastor. Sorvlces at 10:30 a. m. and 8
p. m. Sunday School at 12 m, Ep
worth Lenguo nt 7 p. in. Subject of
morning sermen: "God Manifest In
the Flesh," nnd of the evonlng ser
mon, "Some R,ollglous Certainties."
Second Church of Christ, Scientist,
200 Liberty street. Services nt 10:30
n. m. nnd 8 p. m. Sundays, and every
Wednesday evening nt 8 o'clock. Sub
ject of lesson sermen: "Truth." The
public nro invited to those services
and to the free rending room, same
building.
WHAT
BEECHER
SAID
This Eminent Divine Upholds
the Advertising Doctor
Whose Work Be
comes Known.
The most eminent diviuo, the late
Hev. Henry Ward Heocher, publicly
advocated tho udvei Using doctor, nd
ho said once in the following werds:
"I am glad thnt tho doctor cured
him. I am glad that tho doctor put It
Into tho paper that ho could euro him.
And If any doctor Is certain lie can
euro such diseases, and don't put It
Into the paper, I am sorry. What a
pity It would hnvo been If tho doctor
hnd como to town with his wealth of
science and experience, nnd gone
awny leaving him itncured! What a
pity it would havo boon If he had been
so prejudiced against advertising as
to read tho responsible cortlllcntcs of
the diM'tor nnd gave him the go-by as
a quack! What aro newspapers for.
If not to cfrculuto Information? What
more valuable liiformntlou cuu a
newspaper give than to tell a sick man
where he mil he cured? If 11 mull has
devoted his life nnd labor to the study
of a special cluss of iIIhciisch, the in
cesHlty of his saying so becomes ull
the more pressing. Ills duty to ml
vertlse becomes Imperious. A really
able man, whatever his gifts, makes a
great mistake If he falls to uso those
gifts through want of advertising."
The above extinct from nn nblo ur
tide of the Hev. Mr. Heocher em
bodies a sound view of the subject of
advertising. Suppose Dr. Darriu bad
come to this city and not advertised,
who would know of his presence?
Since Dr. Darrln has been In Saloni
lie has relieved more agony and suf
fering than tongue can tell, ills tes
timonials have sulistaiitlatud bin
cures. The fact that his olllces, at tho
Willamette Hotel, nro crowded the
greater part of the time nnd that fow
go away dissatisfied, is pretty good
evidence of his succoss.
Tho editor of this pnper Is person
ally acquainted with many of tho peo
ple mimed ns cured by Dr. Darrln.
Names Who Can be Referred To.
J. W. Pate, Jefferson, Or., rheuma
tism. A. O. Myers, Independence, Or., total
deafiKMS.
Chas. Hamp, 378 Mai lou Street, Ha
Imii, weak lungs and bronchitis.
Mrs. T. 'James Salem, female trou
bles, tumor, heart trouble and heiul-
achos.
II. O. Dove, daughter, Salem, dia
betes, Miss S. Stnnfleld. 323 Mill street,
Salem, denfnoas and discharging ears.
F. II. I Inim, Ill) State street, Snlem.
catarrh.
Henry Voegell, Medford, Or., deaf-
IKMti.
L. Kwenson, llrowiiNhoro, Or., deaf-
lltMS,
I. P. ClamuiHiit, S. P., cancerous
giowth.
II. O. Mayor. Lake Creek, Or., deaf
ness, C. O. Prwtloy, (IrautM Pntw, Or.,
duafnoss.
Wm. Senor, Medford, Or,, deafiiosH
20 years,
C. W. DsCnrlow. Trull, Or., dis
charging ear.
Mrs. Win. DruiK-hl. Cauliy, Or., to
tal deafiKWW.
ChurluM Carney, Jacksonville, Or.,
1 atari h for year.
John Martin, Cove, Or., hydrocele.
O. P. MeCrury, Jaekwoniillft, Or..
deufncMH 7 yani.
Mrs. Marthu Woodruff, CUrvalund.
Or., partial paralysis.
ftx-Jiidgft O. Crockett, Merlin, Or..
deufiiMW 10 years.
Wm. Hunter, JCugeue City, Or., ca
tarrh SMJ yearn.
Dr. Darrln's Place of Business.
Dr. Darrln given free examination
to all, awl when neMweary given med
icine In connection with electricity
The poor treatel free from 10 to II
dally, except medletne. Thmw will
Ing U pay. 10 to fi: evenings, 7 Ui 8,
Sundays, 10 to 3.
Krrore of youth, blood UIhU, glet.
luiHJteMcy, varleixeje, deafuees, a
tarrh and stricture a specialty. All
chronic male and female prirate die
eases leated at fi a week, or In that
propurUuH of time, as Uie case may
rwwlre. Ho eaa imbMahed except
by iHrwieel4H of the patient. All bue-
laeaW relations wlUi Dr. Darrln strict
ly eofifldential. letters of ltM)Hlry an
wered. Olraulani and mvmUoH
btagka sent .free. Ityee tOMbiwJ and
lftf6f Ud. Op. fearriH'i atfyw are
-1 at ine viwamee iiohh. mutmnu unui
(WtrHber let.
INDIGESTION
is the cnimo of more discomfort than
any other ailment. If you eat the
things that you you want, and that
nro good for you, you are distressed.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will make
your digestion perfect nnd prevent
Dyspopsla and its ntteudant disagree
able symptoniB. You enn safely ont
anything, nt any time, It you take one
of those tablets afterward. Sold by
all druggists under a positive guaran
tee. 25 cts. Money refunded If you
nro not satlslled. Send to us for n
freo sample. W. H. HOOKRH & CO.,
Huffalo, N. Y.
The Great Rock Island Route.
Through porsonally conducted tour
ist sleeping cars between Portland and
Chicago onco a week, and between Og
den nnd Chicago three times a week,
via tho Scenic lino.
Through Standard sleeping cars
dally between Ogdon and Chicago, via
tho Sconlc lino.
Through Standard sleeping cars
dally between Colorado Springs and
St. Louis.
Through Standard and tourist sleep
ing cars dally between San Francisco
and Chicago, via Los Angeles and 131
Paso.
Through Standard sleeping cars and
chair cars dally botweou St. Paul .and
Chicago.
no sure that your ticket roads via
tho Great Rock Island Route.
Tho bOBt and most reasonable din
ing car sorvlcc.
For rat oa, folders and dcscrlptlvo lit
eraturo wrlto to A. E. COOPER,
Qonornl Agont, Portland, Ot.
O H. MACK
Successor to Dr. J. M. Kcono, In
Whlto Cornor, Snlem, Oregon. Partlos
desiring Biiporlor oporntlons at mod
erate feo In any brauch nre in ospcclal
request
STEUSL0FF BROS.
Dealers in Live Stock,
Wholesato nnd retail butchors and
packers. All kinds of frosh nnd snlt
meats. Flno sausages, hams, bacon
and lard. 316 Commercial street.
Huie Wing Sang Co
Special Sale nt nil wuialn,
white underwear, wrappers
lloor iimttitiKH. 110T10M
I'HICr.S :r ;: :
140 State St., Salem, Or.
OFFICE UMY HALL
For water sorvlco apply ut olllco,
Dills payable monthly In advance
Mnko all complaints at tho ofllco.
Tb? flnne..
..) FINK WIN ICS, LIQUORS
' ANDOIOAHS.
102 CoUrt 51
THE ELITE CaFE
208 Commercial Street
Meals at nil hours. Open day and
night.
Only place In the cuy bundling the
anions
OLYMPIA BEER
Is the Reception Saloon. Wholesale
nnd retail.
E ECKBRLBN. Proprietor
S0ULE BROS.
PIANO
TUNERS
AND REPAIRERS
For Salem and vlclolt)
leave orders at Ceo
WilTa Music Store
PORTLAND OR.
Your Step Mother
la Btlll hero busy us over, and whon
your clothes uro all out of ordor, worn,
with buttons off, tako them to her at
tho Salem Dye Works.
At this establishment you can got
anything sot to rights, from a pair of
glovos, to tho most elaborate silk
gown. A gontleman can get his hut
oleanod, his trousers creasod, or his
whole suit rojuvonatou to sun 111s
taste, also four suits a month for ?L
Buttons sowod on,, rips s'jwod up, suits
pressod on short notice. New goods
shrunk for dressmaking.
MRS. C. H. WALKER
195 Commercial Street
Breltenbush Hot Springs
JNK.ST CLASS 1IOTKL
F W. HOSS, Proprleior.
This popular, best of all summer re
sorts Is tituated near Detroit, eaalern
terminus of CorvalliH ft lantern It. H.
in the heart o( the Cascade mountains.
Regular pacK train makes daily trip
from Detroit to the spring Ten 1 1 11 k
privileges freo All camp eupplies can
be purohaHHi at the sirniK. Kxcellent
tithing nnd hunting- Kates are very
reasonable. For further information
addreM, F. W. KOHH,
7 l 2m iMrolt, Ore.
S. C. STONE, M. D.
PHOPHIIiTOH OP
Stone's Drng Stores
8ALEM, OREQON.
The storw(two In numberjare locatwl
at No 286 and 2tf7 Commercial st,
and are wed stocked with a complete
line ot drugs and medicine, toilet
articles, perfumery, brushes, eta.,
Has had some '4b years experience In
the nraotlce of modlolno and now
makes no charge for oonsultatlou, ex
aulnutlou or prescription.
B. R. JONES,
Attorney at Law
Toledo, Oregon.
Was alerk of olreult court for six
Ieia auiu uh hi u-uruatg bujiihvi
of all property In Lincoln county .. ..
.aub.j .. A !.. .k w tin.ln.tlalA bIibI..iI
Salem
water
CLASSIFIED 2C A
ADVERTISEMENTS
Advertisement, five lines or less. In this column
Inserted three times for 2 5c. 50caWeek.$i 50
manih. All over live lines nt tne same we.
WANTED.
Wanted. A woman to do fninllv wnsli
Ing, the same to bo taken out In
cjulre at No. 178 Stato street. 71G-3t
Wanted. Peoplo of all ages, lrom 10
years up, to pull llax. Apply In per
boii Thursday morning at Qorber
fp-.ii, one-fourth mllo west of big Sa
lem bridge Kugono Dosso. 7-1-t-tf
Wanted. Throe or four man to work
In haying, nt $1.25 per day and
board. Inquire of V. H. Duncan, six
miles northwest of Snlem, on Snlom
and McCoy stage line.
Wanted five young men Fiom Ma
rlon county to prepare at onco
for positions lu the govornmont
seivlco. Apply to Inter-State Inst,
Cedar Rapids, la. C-17-2m
Wanted Everybody to try Oregon
Foot ttaso for all foot ailments.
Onco tried always used. ABk your
drugglBt or send 26c. 8. 1 Hayes,
Halsey, Ore. 6-27lf
PERSONAL
.aaics uso our Harmless itemot v
for delayed or BiipprosBed period;
It cannot hill. Trial free. Pails
Chemical Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
7-12-Ct-sat
FOR RENT.
Pasture. tlood g'raln pasture for rent
llnlf mile below poor farm. Apply
to E. J. Cornoll, Riverside, Route 8,
Salem P. O. 7-lC-3t
For Rent or For Sale. 12-room house,
partly furnished, largo grounds,
stable, etc. 7-y-lm.
FOR 8ALE.
For Sale or Rent The Lnhor Ex
chnngo wnichouso, In North Salem.
Inquire of (leo. (Irlswold, 00 State
street, or (leo. Jacobs, at blacksmith
shop near warehouse 7-18-tIt
For Sale Or Undo for sltoop, an tip
to date steel frame Plnno binder nt
a hiirKiiin. For further particulars
Inquire of V. I). (Imllvn, at F. IC.
Sluifer's harness shop. 7-18-31
Closing Out Sale. I will sell out my
slock of goods, at No. 100 Com t
Mtieet. tho secoiiilhatid stoie,- ut
Hint. The building has been sold,
nnd must be vacated on or befoie
the 15th of August, livery tiling
will be sold at ucttml cost E. V.
Smith. 7-17-lw d-w
For Sale. A (i-uiouths old Jersey nnd
(luorusoy heifer calf. Inquire of C.
11. Plckutt, nt Wade's hardwaru es
tablishment 7-17-3t
For Sale. Light, open, three-quarters
buggy and sluglu harness, ut u bar
gain. Apply to Mrs. M. J, Crslgli
ton, ouu block west of North Snlom
school. 7-16-lw
For Sale. Fresh young Jersey cow
and calf. Apply to (I. W. Pearmlno.
two iiillus north on the river rotnl.
7-lltf
For Sale. Now river boat, with sail,
18 feet long. Intended for gasoline
launch, cheap. Inquire at Journal
olllco. . 7-8-lm
Kor Sale. 3yar-olil Jersey cow, with
heifer calf. Inquire at Journal of
llco. 7-7-1 in
For Sale or Trade. A into chance to
get a nice suburban home of 30
mi oh; all kinds of fruit; good build
lug; Hue ciop of grain on place,
some farming tools ami somo furni
ture. Will give Immediate posses
slon. Joshua It. Mmltli, three-fourths
of 11 mile southeast of depot. 7-7-2w
For Sale Cheap Second hand thresh
ing outfit Advance Separator, 3Gx
50, with wind stnekor. Also 13 II.
P. engine, with water tank ami
wugun. All In good order. Price
$750. IC. M. Crolsan, Salem, Ore
gon. O-lld&wtf
For Sale Pin e Poland China sows.
W. II. ICgaii, Sulem, It D. No. 8.
0-2 Mm
For Sale. New and seoond-hand bug
gies, new and second-hand spring
wagons, buckboards and curts, at
the Halem Carriage and Wagon Fao
tory. Werner Fenuoll, proprietor,
3Ct Coininorulal street 4-lC-tf
MISCEtLANEOUS.
Muslcai! ifis Perth llunlmrd has
1 etui nud to HhIi-iu for the summer
months, and will take pupils on the
piano at her homw. one block west of
the Ninth Halem school. 7-ll-lf
Cresston Ferry. The ferry ut Cron
ton liss not been moved to afHlem. as
iMiicd, but in running night and
day, Mud Kundsys, better thnw ever
A L. Pettyjohn, iiHer. 7-17-31
Well Dlnu'na and Brlek Work Wll
dug uud cleaned. JobbluK In urb k
work Hint cistern bulldlug. Pound
tlons put uutler bouses suil ibliu
Hiiye built. Apply to A. F. Holt,
tfulem P. O. or northeast corner
Klveraide Addltlou. 7 IX lui
Don't You Know Anyming ubout Ed
wards' Murket7 At 410 State street
Hest place to buy fresh and cured
meats nt the lowest price. Phone
2C4. II. Kdwards, prp
All Kinds Of tuwirtH ulenells,
stoves and tents, awl second-hand
goods at J N IkHUta', lo7 Court
street. 1 "
LODGES.
Crntntlnn LnHna Nn. 2. Alielellt Or
der United Workmen, meets every
Saturday evening In the llolman
Hull, corner of State and Liberty
streets. Visiting brethren welcome.
F I. Went M. W.. J. A. gellwtud.
Heeordor.
FORE8TlfR8"OF AMERIQA-CtHirt
Sherwood foresters No. 19. Meets
Friday nights In Turner blook. Ira
Hsalltoa 0. It; A. L. Hrown. 8ea
g, - j..
Central Lodge No. 18 K. of PCastlo
u iu uoiman niock, cornor State
and Liberty slrooU, Tuesday of
each week at 7:30 p.m. Claud
otTand's0' tti ZadC J- ni". K.
J. Carmlchael Hop buyor. Offle In-Hush-Droyman
building! Safi oS
gon. Samples of choice hops sollc-
. Red from all groworw.
J. H. Brewer, physician and surgeon.
Office In Cray block. Rooms 7 and
9. Phone 01.
nRTRnniruu
bright Twenty months graduates
of tho Amorlcan School of Osteop
athy, Klrksvlllo, Mo. Dr. Wyokoff is
tho only twonty months' gentloman
gradunto In Salem. Odd Follows
Tomplo. 'Phono Mnln 2721.
Or. M. T. 8choettle Oraduato Ameri
..can School of OBteopathy, Klrka-
vlllo, Mo. Offlco in Tioga block,
over tho Spa. Ofllco hours 8:80 to
11:30 nnd 1 to 4. 3-12
W. G. Robblns, Dr. of Osteopathy
Ornduato of the Columbia College
of Ostcopnthy, Chicago, III. Offlco
167 Court street Chronic diseases
a specialty.
f l I liaa .1. i. ,,-, i.i 111,1
TON80RIAL.
Evans' Barber Shop. Only nrst-clasB
aliop on Stato stroot Every thing
now nnd upto-dato. Flnost porcelain
baths. Shavo, 15c; hair-cut, 25c;
baths, 25c. Two first-class boot
blacks. O. W. Evans, proprietor.
Ryan's Shaving Parlors. Soven first
clasB barbers engaged. Finest bath
rooms in city. Wo uso antlsopUo
Btorlllior. J, nynn. Prop.
CAPITAL CITY
Express and Transfer
Moots nil mall nnd passongor trains.
Raggago to all parts ot tho city.
Prompt mrvlco. Telephone No. 241.
HOMYER St. HEDRIOK.
The Science of
Osteopathy
Many peoplo havo been led to be
lieve tluough false reports and Iglio
i-uitce that Osteopathic treatment was
painful ami even Injurious to children
or weakened Invalids.
Nothing could be farther from tho
truth for It Is adapted to the case, nud
In nowise Is it Injurious to tho frnllust
child or weakened Invalid. Hut
rather It Is Invigorating and strength
otilng, ami nevor Is tho pnttont worn
out or mndu nervous from trcattnont
However, there nre many fnkors and
pretenders lu Osteopathy who do not
uiidorstaiul how to glvo troatmont
properly. . None aro gonulno or com
petent who havo not attendod school
at least four terms ot five months
each.
Drs. L. E. Wyokoff and Mrs. Grace
Albright, of I. O. O. F. Tomplo, Salem,
are graduate of tho American Sohool
of Osteopathy, a twonty months'
school, and thoroughly qualified to
give scientific trontmont nnd handlo
uny case put lu their caro. All dis
eases, especially chronic dlsoasos and
deformities', ylolil to tho trontmont
without knife or drugs,
Hours 0 to 4. Phono Main 2721.
Odd Fellows' Templo, Salem, Or.
Silyer Creek Falls
.., Stage Line
Salem lo Argfliithil, via Whlteaker and
ruturn. Leaves Halom post olllco 7 a.
in., weekdays only. Carry paeiigers
nnd pnrkiiiteN. Fluent mountain outing
trip open to Halem people
7111. WARREN W HAV1H, I'rop
L. D. HENRY'S
REAL ESTATE AND
RENTING AGENCY
is at 230 Commercial Street
PHONE MAIN 2681 SALEM ORE,
First Class Bicycl?
Repairing
And all kinds of
sundries nt
FRANK J. MOORE'S
10 Court St.
I'houeSOII.
Needed In Every Home
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