THE DAIfcY JduflrmL, t.U.EM, ORE&oN, YUE8DAV, JULY 25, 1902,
rfmMA&lBIM
Two Hospitals
Said Diabetes.
Bright ' Disease it nil Dlabctcit
Arc Positively Curable.
Pcoplo fltlicr curort or recovering fitini tlio
lioie UlsciisoH nro lu ovary ward lu tills ol ty.
Mrs t' (' Mathowsou, proprlotor of thoCIMtoa
Hotel. WW t'owoll slroot, Is nuo of tlioui, and
makes Uiis sititcrauiiti
3 Von ell Rt.t 8nn VrnnctMio, Nov. SI, 1901.
Tor )rllr" 1 ulTrrcil Krcitlly from dlnlietra.
flntiu I I""' ,u K '" oneot llm linapltnli, KOlnc to
one of iWolt tery liwit. Three pliyletiu there
nmflniK'ii hi) cno n ilUtoen, ntid put ma under
irfMtiH'iit nil (lrlct Jlot' OcttliiK no rrlltf, I went
hoini" ' tc' ti,i"lllJprw' anl i to another
fn ten- ii rliy liropltst. 1 ho pliyalclsni tticro lv
nul iiMimi' nud tinted thnt they could prolong my
uf, i,n' Hint I could hficr Imwrll, I left the lion
pint n i i f'' montln completely hrnltcn down, tin-IH-n-ent
ige of U(?nr lmlnjr 11 per cent. It wsi nt
ihi. inn. Him I heard of the I'ultuu Compound and
ntr i ' Ihewcnnil nnd third necks 1 liegnn to
,in., uninterruptedly, nnd found thnt the. awful
tiiirtt I Imd aulTercd with for OMir two yean had
led mi I urn now nu ontlrcly different penon,
timut'ii mi tnklnK It to InMiro permanency. I hare
,0 mime mled It to a numlier all RottlnR favorable
r,,uii. (Hie n a warm friend nnd another 1 n
jifrKi !i v attorney liu lind llrhtht'a l)lwac nnd la
r,n (' rferili re .ured. I ilMIko publicity, hut feol
tliti ti,i-1 lil iik miRht tn he known.
Mm. U. (J. Mattiikivxix.
Mnlirnl worlis agree Hint Ilrlglit'H Dlsoasu
nnd niniiKioH tiro Incurnblo, but 87 porcont, nro
pontivrly rccovciliiR unilor tlio Fulton Com
pouuita iCommon forms of Itldnoy complaint
una rheiittmtltim orfcr but short resistance.
Price ii for tlio llrlBlit.s Dlscnso and 11.50 for
tlio Dinlii'tlo Compound. Jobu J. Fulton Co , 130
Montgomery street, Sau Krunclsco, solo com
pounder Freo testa mudo for putlunts. Do
tiTipint' pwipblot mulled froa.
C. C. Comfort, Sole Agent.
TTTHhr'
IE-Social Realm:!
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Lodge Installation.
Tlio semiannual Installation of. the
olllcers of Salem Rcbolmh lodge No.
1, I. O. O. F.. took place In the OtUI
Fellows' Temple Monday evening.
The liiHtallatlon sorvlcos were con
ducted hy MIhs Jeanetto Drown, D. D.
0. P. Thoso Inducted Into the differ
ent chairs were:
Miss Augusta Newton, noble guard;
Miss Mary I'armenter, vice-grand;
Miss Claudle-Chlldors, secretary; Miss
Anna Parker, treasurer; Mrs. J. -C.
Ooodalo, Jr., conductor; Mlsss Maude
Hunt, warden; Mrs. J. W. Yotingj In
side guardian; Mrs. Joule llelmroth,
outside guardian; Mrs. Phatlma Dald
win, right supporter nohlc grnnd; Miss
Joannetto Drown, left supporter; Mrs.
Clara Stcusloff, right supporter vice-
grand; Mrs. Lllllo Drown, left sup
porter.
The lodge expects to hold Its annu
al picnic In Savage's grove, near the
nsyluin, some time this week.
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Knights of Pythias, Attention!
Local Knights and visiting brothers
will taku notice that there will be
work In the second rank at Castle
Hall tonight.
7-22-lt CAREY F. MARTIN, C. C.
licked Ware
Very Cheap
Good for Camping
Come and See it
Ask also to boo the Firo Polished
Glassware. Just as cheap as tlio un
polished has been.
auco dishes, set of six, 15 cents and
upwards.
7 inch berry bowl, each 18 cente and
upwards.
Jelly glasses 25 cunts a dozsn ami upwards.
PERSONALS.
YOKOHAMA TEA STORE
Try D.amond Mend tea for
leu Tea.
Phono 'Jill black. Free Delivery
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS.
J II. Dobbins, city.
J J. Cullon, Wisconsin.
Joe Aollor, Chicago.
W. A. Mather, Wisconsin.
H. Mlsh, San Francisco.
L. Mnclouy, San Francisco.
W. T. Vinton and wife, McMlnnvIllo.
W. S .Taylor, Gorvals.
fJeo. E. Wnlto and wlfo. San Fran,
t isco.
.1. A. Donson, Portland.
W. F. Joltross, Portland.
Wm. Noubaur, Portland.
U. Williams, Portland.
K. D. WilllaniH, Portland.
A. Songor, Portland.
('. C. Hall, Portland.
('. D. Swank, Portland.
I.. T. Daimu, Portland.
II. lilrscliberg, Independence.
The Latest Yarn.
A Pittsburg druramor tolls this new
yarn: I always corry a bottle of
Kemp's Dalsam In my urlp. I Uko cold
easily aud a fow doaos of tha Dalsam
always makes mo a well man. Every
whoro I bo I speak a good word for
Kemp. I take hold of my customers
I tako old men and younc mon, and
toll them confidently what I do, when
I take cold. At druEclota, 25 and SOc. 4
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Win. Dushcy Is In Portland.
Frank Dnvcy was In Albany today.
J. L. Adams has returned to Silver
ton. J. A. Simpson was In Pottland to
day. Ira Dasoy Is spending a few days In
Portland.
Hon. H. K. Moody returned to Port
loud today.
Mrs. Ida Vaughn Is enjoying a visit
lu Portland.
I.. It. Stlnson has returned from
Grants Pass.
Mrs. H. D. Patton and baby are vis
iting In Woodbum.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Cattorlln returned
to Portland Monday.
" Miss Oskle Matthews Is visiting with
friends In Portland.
Mrs. H. C. Flannagan Is spending a
few days In Portland.
F. N. Derby has returned from a
trip to the Santlam country.
airs. Marietta Dradloy attended a
family reunion at HUlsoy today.
O. L. Dick 1b homo from a fow days
spout at the Albany oncnmpinent.
Doit Waller Installed several now
telephones at Woodbum yostorday.
Murray Wade, of Portland, spoilt
Monday ovonlng with Salem friends.
Walter Morloy, 13. Droyman and It.
P. Doise. Jr., were In Portland today.
MIsb Althca Leo has returned from
attendanco at tho Gladstone Chautau
qua. MIhs Dot Derry has returned from
a visit with Miss Oortrudo O'Drlon, nt
Albany.
Frank Durbln wont to Newport to
day to engage a cottago for his family
for tho summer.
Miss Fayo Hosonsteln, who has boon
tho guost of Miss Agnos Gllbort, has
returnod to Portland.
Mrs. Thos. N. Dunbar returnod to
Portland today, aftor a visit to her
slstor. Mrs. John Moir.
Charlos Konv and Mr. Crouch, of
Pttohlo, Colorado, are guosts at tho
homo of R. D. Fleming.
Miss Lolla Tllley, or Spokane, Wn
who has boon visiting Mrs. F. G. Row
orsox, has gono to Portland.
Mr: nnd Mrs. It. J. Flomlng leave
Thursday ovonlng or a two-wooks'
vncatlon visit In San Francisco.
G. W. Albort, who has boon visiting
his brothor, John II. Albort, loft to
day for his homo at Lansing, Iowa.
II. W. Hatch has gono to-Orogon
City, to aid In tho oporatlon of tho Sa
lorn Flouring Mill Company's plant.
Mrs. J. C. Dyrd, accompanied by her
daughtor, of Spokano, Wash., Is visit
ing her brother, Justlco C. 12. Wolvor
' ton.
Chestor Wilson has rotumod from
a several months' absonco at Fort Co
lumbia. Wash., whero ho has boon em
ployed by a largo contracting firm
lint' Tl fntlint fniininii ftiritnt.tt tt 4ln
v avi nimiivi 1UIIIIUI lflOlJl UL till
Chemeketa-strcot Evangollcal church
but now locnted nt Tacoma, conducted
communion services at Jefferson Sun
day, aud visited In Salem Monday.
Uev Maurer wont to Milwaukee today
to attend the annunl convention and
campmeotlng of tho Young People's
Alliance.
Mr. and MrB. 13. It. Daher, Mrs. W.
11. Drlnkerhoff, Miss Goldlo Drlnkor
hoff, Mrs. J. A. Dnker, C. 7. Dior, Clara
Daker and T. D. Mall havo roturned
from an outing In the Snlmo'n river
country.
Hov. Robert Ennls, of Turner,
brought his daughtor, Ruth, to tho
Florence Sanltorlum for medical treat
ment. Dr. W. C. Smith, also of Tur
ner, accompanied them.
Jefferson Myers Is In tho city, for
the first time since his return from
tho East, Mrs. Myers Is visiting with
frlonds nt Sclo. ,Mr. and Mrs. Myers
expect to live In Sclo.
Judge and Mrs. Geo. W. Dolt, of
Spokano, Wash., aro visiting at the
homo of Judge and Mrs. G. H. Durnett.
Judge Delt Is a brother of Mrs. Dur
nett. D. L. Darby, who has for a month
been visiting at he home of his pa
rents, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. II. II. Darby,
In this city, has returnod to Glendale.
Miss. Lottie Klllgore, of San Fran
cisco, who has been visiting her
cousin, Miss Ermine Dushnoll, left to
day for Tacoma, to continue her visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Iloyor. who
havo been visiting nt tho home of their
aunt. Mrs. Rose Demardl, leit today
for their home In San Francisco.
Dexter Rice, nn attorney of Rose
burg, argued a case before tho su
premo court Monday, and went to
Portland on the evening train.
Mrs. Albort Hurst, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.
D. Holman, left today for her home nt
Tekoa, Washington.
Miss Hnttlo Rafter left today for
Astoria, whoro she accepts a position
as stenographer nnd typewriter with
tlio O. R. & N. Co.
Mrs. Fred R. Dowersox and little
son, who havo been visiting Mrs. F. G.
Dowersox in UiIb city, returned to
Glendale today.
Mrs. Danlols (noo Agnos Lockhnrt)
an Instructor In tho Slletz Indian res
ervation, Is visiting Mrs. Faxon, In
Yew Park.
Mrs. 13. .1. Koons. Master Fred
Keons, Miss Doss Tlllson, and Miss
May Tlllson aro at Nye Creek for tho
summer.
County Judgo D. F. Rhodes, of Yam
hill county, was ovor from McMlnn
vIllo today.
Miss Alice Homonwny hns gone to
Ettgono for a fow days' visit with relatives.
W. J. Clarke and llttlo daughter, of
Gorvals, wore In Salem today.
Mrs. M. U Hamilton is visiting in
Portland.
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jA Time of Anxiety for
Thousands
PAINE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
Will Banish the Summer Blues
and Other Distresses That
Make Life Miserable
and Unhappy.
This Is tho season when we hoar
men and women complaining about
their unhappy and hnlf-dead condition.
They And that physical and mental
energy has dosortod thoni, and they
aro sinking deeply In tho pit of ties
pondoncy. Tho hot Btimmor weather alwaya
produces thousands of miserable fool
ing mortals. They lack nerve force,
strongth and true vitality. They can
not rest day or night, and llfo becomos
a bunion.
Tho groat rccuporator, bulldor and
strength-giver for all wornout nnd suff
ering people Is Pnlno's Celory Com
pound, now Is universally proscribed
by medical men. When the great med
icine Is used at this season, languor,
despondency. Irritability, nervousness,
sleeplessness, hendacho. dyspepsia
and digestive troubles are permanent
ly banished, aud men and women go
about their duties and work with' a
vim, will and energy that Indicate
health and physical strength.
J. II. Clark, Newark, Del., who was
in a critical condition of health from
troubles extremely common In sum
mer time, writes thus about his mnrv
olous rescue from death:
"When I was attacked with norv-
ous prostration, I wont to ono of our
local doctors. I continued to grow
worse. I consulted other physicians,
but with very little apparont good. No
tonguo can express or pon descrlbo
my feelings and sufferings from this
torrlblo dlsonso. After spending con
siderable money In tho vain hopo of
being cured, I was led to try Radio's
Colorv Coinnound. nnd It was this
modlclno which onnbled mo to enjoy
tho health I now have. Aftor the tor
turo I experienced night and day for
many years, tho change Is wonderful."
Minor Mention
Local Import
Continctots will this week begin the
foundation for August Schrelber's now
buslnoBB block on Stnto Btr,eet, nnd tho
work of -construction will bo pushed
forward.
T. W. VnnCleve was brought to the
Salem Hospital Monday ovonlng to re
ceive treatment for a fractured spine.
Tho unfortunate accident happened at
Mr. VanClevo's homo, near Wood
burh, about ten weeks ago. He was
driving into tho barn, and was caught
botweon tho top of tho door and tho
wagon soat. with tho result given. Tho
fracturo itself has healed, but tho
spinal cord was seriously Injured, with
the result that tho mnn Is partially
parnlyzod. Tlio caso Ib considered
somewhat remarkable, and prospects
for a. complete recovery are consid
ered vague. Mr. VanClevo Is nbout
IG yoars old. and hns a family.
Upon the advice of District Attorney
Hart, Police Judge Judah this morning
committed Thomna Smith, tho youth
ful burglar, who was nrrestod Sunday,
to tho state reform school. Murphy,
who hns confessed His guilt of tho
burglary charge, will probably bo ar
ralgnod beioro Judge Durnott Wed
nesday.
J. A. Deattle. president of tho stato
normal school at Weston, hns resigned
and It Is understood that he will ac
cept n professorship in Hiram College.
Ohio.
Tho 10-year-old son of "Ad." Wright,
of Mehaniu. fell from n wngon Mon
day, nnd fractured one of his legs. Tho
little follow wtu brought to tho Salem
Hospital for treatment.
" WILFUL .
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ADVERTISEMENTS
Advertisements, rive lines or less, la this column
Inserted three times for 2Sc, 50csVeek,$i.S0
s month. All over five lines at the same rate.
MAKES
WOEFUL
in m want."
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Thnt old copybook maxim finds Us
mo3t forceful nppUcatlon in the wnstc of
vitality, which is called "burning the
candle at both ends." A woman Is
often tempted beyond her strength by
UOlliesuc or soi-iui ni-iimims. oumt mi,
WANTED.
Wanted. Men with tennis in haul
wood. Inquire of F. P. Tnlklngton,
102 Stato street. 7-21-tf
Evans' Barber 8hop. Only nrat-clasB
shop on Stato stroot Every thing
now and up-to-date. Finest porcolafn
baths. Shave, 16c; hair-cut, 25c;
baths, 25o. Two flrst-clasB boot
MackB. C. W. EvanB, proprlotor.
Wanted. A capable man for police
duty, in relation to tho collection of
licenses for dogs, nnd the capture
and disposal of unlicensed dogs. Ap
ply nt once to I). W. Gibson, city
marshal. 7-17-lw
lay
she awakens from this waste of strength
to the woeful want of it. bite hi
conic weak, nervous and miserable,
gill
be-
For weak, nervous, run-down women,
there Is no better tonic nnd nervine than
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It
restores the appetite, quiets the nerves
and gives refreshing sleep. It cures
local diseases peculiarly womanly which
undermine the general health. It makes
weak women strong, sick women well.
No doubt you have forgotten me, but nfter
you rend my letter vou will remember me,"
write Mra. Amite K. MorliiR, of .V 7U1 Avenue.
S. . Roanoke. Va, "In the year iSy7, I wrote
to you for ndvlce, which you Rnvr me free of
charge. When 1 wrote to you I wn n wreck : I
could not wnk MrnlRlit for pnlin in my nlnlo
men ; could not nil down, lie down, or Rtt any
wise nt nil. I lind what wa called the beit doc
tor here, but did not Ret any better until I went
through a course of your medicine. I look eight
bottles each of 'Favorite Prescription nnd
Wanted. People of all iihod, from 10
yoars up, to pull llnx. Apply lu per
son Thursday morning nt Getber
fo .n, one-fourth mile west of big Sa
lem bridge. Kugetio Dosse. 7-lt-tf
Wanted five young mon From Ma
rion county to prepare at ouco
for positions lu the government
service. Apply to lnter-Stato Inst.,
Cedar Rapids, la. G-17-2m
r. ,1.1.,, Mtlrit niiimvrrv ' nnd ten bottle of
the ricuwnt Pellet.' I tell you the medicine
made a cure of me "
Weak aud sick women are invited lo
consult Dr. Pierce, by letter, free. All
correspondence Is held ns strictly private.
Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Uullalo, N Y.
Dr. Pierce's Pellets cure biliousness.
Does Man
hood Fail?
O. H. MAOK
Successor to Dr. J. M. Koono, lu
Whlto Corner, Salem, Oregon. Parties
desiring superior operations at mod
oratb foo In any branch aro In cupoclal
request
Wanted Everybody to try Oregon
Foot Easo for all foot ailments.
Ouco tried always used. Ask your
druggist or send 25c. 8. L. Hayes,
Halsey, Oro. 6-27U
The Great Rock Island Route.
Through personally conducted tour
ist sleeping cars botweon Portland and
Chicago once a week, nnd between Og
don nnd Chicago thrco times a week,
via tho Scenic line.
Through Standard sleeping cars
dally botweon Ogden and Chicago, via
tho Sconlc lino.
Through Standard Bleeping cars
dolly betweon Colorado Springs and
St, Louis.
Through Standard and tourist sleep
ing cars dally betweon San Francisco
nnd Chicago, via Los Angeles and El
Paso.
Through Standard Bleeping cars and
chair cara dally between St Paul and
Chicago.
Do Buro thnt your ticket reads via
tho Groat Rock Island Routo.
Tho best and most reasonable din
ing car sorvlco.
For rates, foldors and dcscrlptlvo lit
erature wrlto to A. E. COOPER,
Gonornl Agent Portland, Or.
FOR RENT.
For Rent or For Sale. 12-room houso,
partly furnished, large grounds,
stable, etc. Inquire Journal ollke.
701m
FOR SALE.
For Sale or Rent. Tho Labor Ex
cliaugo warehouse, lu North Salem.
Inquire of Geo. Gilswold, 00 State
street, or Geo. Jacobs, at blacksmith
Hhop near wnrohouso. 7-lS-Gt
Good Meals
Aro always had at tho Whlto House
Rostaurant. Wo try to Bntlsfy our pat
rons, with flrst-claBB meals and cour
teous treatment Opon day nnd night.
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Civil Servico Exams.
Tho Unltod Stntos civil sorvlco com
mission announcos that on August 12,
1902, nn examination wll bo hold for
tho position of toachor or agriculture
In tho Indian sorvlco.
Persons who doslro to ontor this ex
amination Bhould apply oithor to
Zaldoo Palmor, postolllco, Salem, Or
ogon, socrotnry of tho local board of
oxnmlnors. or to tho Unltod Stntos
civil sorvlco commission, Washington,
D. C, for application forms 301 nnd
375, which should bo proporly oxocutod
anil filed with tho commission nt
Washington prior to tho hour of clos
ing buslnoBB on August 2, 1902.
I fS JUST A COUGH
That gots your lungs sore nnd weak
and pavos tho way for pnoumonla or
consumption, or both. Acker's English
Remedy will Btop tho cough In a day
and honl your lungs. It will euro con
sumption, asthma, bronchitis, and all
throat and lung troubloe. Positively
guarantood, and money refunded If
vou are not antlBflod. Wrlto us for
free sample. W. II. Hooker & Co.,
Dnffalo, N. Y. U. J. Fry, tlruEglst.
It Is a Fact
Thnt tho Pioneer Dakery makes first
class bread and pastry. A full supply
ahvavfi on hand.
9
10
mm 9
Headquarters for.
Binding
Twine
F. F. CARY. Manager
Salem Branch.
2 F. F. CARY. J
rtS9 w',r'"
Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co.
Salem. Oregon,
51-55 State Street
UaromjmtsKasaKr
Homeseekers
" from East
Among tho Immigrants arriving In
Salem this week in search of homos
woro J. P. Stnuffor nnd wlfo, of Indi
anapolis, Intl., nnd A. C. Smith nnd
fnmlly. of Sloitx City. Iowa.
News In Brief.
Mrs. D. E. Durfoo, wlfo of Judge
Durfeo. of Phlllppsburg, Mont., wns
mysteriously shot yostorday. Mrs.
Durfoo was on her way homo whon she
was hit by what was thought to bo a
stray bullet. Llttlo hopo Is outer
tnlnod for hor life.
A sawmill with a capacity of 100,000
foot por day is to ha built ut Astoria
at onco.
Genornl William II. L. Dames, one
of the lending lawyers or San Francis
co, and ono of ho most oloquent ora
tors or tho Pacific coast, is dead or
homorihago or tho lungs. Ho was M
years or nge.
William Wobb, a brnkoinan on the
Northern Pacific, was struck by a train
at Knnasknt. Wash., and fatally In
jured. Ills parents resldo nt Itosi
burg, Or.
James W. Stnhl, one of tho oldest
sottlors or Northern Montana, commit
ted suicide by shooting himself with n
rlllo. He wns blind, and Ill-health Is
supposed to have affected his mind.
It tuny sometimes, owing to norv
oub disorders, but It Is hardly ovor
lost, except lu oxtrcmo old ago. What
Is called Impotoncy or soxual neuras
thenia Is merely weakened power. Un
domonth tho ashes tho tiro romaluH
aglow. It requires careful, scientific
treatment to fan It Into a bright llamo
of llfo and enotgy. For thoso casos,
which havo been hitherto tho despair
or tlio physician, nothing equals the
application of electricity. If by proper
currant and oxnet dosage, In combina
tion with tho scioutillc administration
or Bpeclilc medical remedies, which
ponotrnto tho secret ambush of dls
oaso, exterminating It root and branch
forovor. A rojuvonntlou follows Its
uso. It produces results because It
replenishes tho vital tonicity requisite
to tho nervous system. According to
Dr. Darrln's peculiar and scientific
mothods or administration, It Is n pow
erful vltttllxer, Indicated In diseased
conditions, duo to all kinds of oxcoss-
OH.
Dr. Darrin gives froo examination to
all, and, when necessary, gives medi
cines In connection with electricity.
Tho poor treated rreo from 10 to 11
dally, except modlclno. Those willing
to pay, 10 to C; ovonlngs, 7 to 8; Sun
days, 10 to 3. Errors or youth, blood
tnlnt. gleet, Impotency varlcocole,
hydrocele nnd stricture 11 specialty. All
curable chronic private diseases treat
ed at ?B a weok, or In thnt proportion
or time, ns tho caso may require. No
cases published without permission of
the patient All buslnoss relations
with Dr. I. strictly confidential. Let
ters or Inquiry answered. Circular
question blanks sent froo. Dr. Darrin
will remain at the Willamette Hotel
until Septomber 1st
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Colonel Orellly Apolnted.
Washington, July 21. The president
designated Colonel D. M. Orellly to bo
surgeon-general f the army, to suc
ceed General Forwood, who retires
September 7th.
STEUSL0FF BROS.
Dealers In Live Stock,
Wholcsnlo and retail butchora and
packers. All kinds of fresh and Bait
moats. Flno sausngoB, hams, bacon
and lard. 310 Commercial street.
Huie Wing Sang Co ,
Special Salo of all wniBts,
white underwear, wrappors
lloor mattings. UOTl'OM
PRICKS. s: ;: ''.
140 State St., Salem, Or.
For Sale Or trade for sheep, an up-to-dato
steel frame Piano binder nt
a bargain. For further particulars
Inquire of W. D. Gadwa, at F. 13.
Sluifor's harness shop, 7-21-3t
Closing Out Salo. I will sell out my
stock or goods, nt No. 100 Court
Btreet, tho Bccond-huml store, at
cost Tho building has boon sold,
nnd must bo vacated 011 or before
tho lGth of August. Every thing
will bo sold at actual cost. E. W.
Smith. 7-17-lw d-w
Salem Water
OFFICE UllY HALL
For water Borvlco apply at office
Bills payablo monthly in advance.
Mako all complaints at tho olllco.
Your Step Mother
Is Bttll horo busy ns ovor, and whon
your clothoB aro all out of ordor, worn,
wltn buttons on, tauo iiiem 10 imr m
tho Salem Dyo Works.
At thin ostabllshmont you can got
anything set to rlghtB, from n pair of
irlovoH. to tho most olnborato silk
gown. A gentleman can got his hat
cloaned, hla trouaors croauod, or his
wholo nult rojuvonntod to unit bin
tasto, also four suits a mouth for $1.
Duttous sowed on, rips Bowod up, Bults
proasod on short notice. Now goods
shrunk for dressmaking.
AIRS. C. H. WALKER
105 Commercial Street.
For Sale. New river boot, with sail,
18 feet long. Intended for gasoline
launch, chuup. Inquire at Journal
olllco. 7-8-1 m
For Sale. 3-year-old Jersey cow, with
heifer calf. Inquire at Journal of
flee. 7-7-liu
Notice to Contractors.
Tho undersigned will rocolvo sealed
proposals for tho construction of a
one-story school building, to bo orect
od In School District No. CO, according
to plans and specifications In the of
fice of W. D. Pugh. All mntorlal de
livered on the ground froo of chargo
from the Gorvals dopot. Illds will be
received at the nbovo ofllco on Au
gust 1st, nt 2 p. in., and then publicly
oponcd. Tho board roBorves tho right
to reject any nnd nil bids.- (Signed)
E. M. SAVAGE, Chairman.
Louis Aral, Clerk. 7-21-td
CAPITAL CITY
Express and Transfer
Moota all mall nntPpaBsongor trains,
Daggago to all parts of tho city.
Prompt 1 ervlco. Tolophono No. 241.
HOMYER & HEDRI01C.
For Sale Cheap Second baud thrsuh
lug outfit. Advance Sopnrntor, 30x
DC, with wind stticker. Also 13 II.
P. englue, with water tank and
wagon. All In good order. Prlco
$7G0. E. M. CrolHiiu, Sulem, Ore
gon, G-ll-d&w-tf
For Salo. New and second-hand bug
gleu, now and uocond-kand spring
wagons, buckboards and cartB, at each.
The Science of
Osteopathy
Many peoplo have boon led to bo
lieve IhroiiKli false reports and Igno
rance that Osteopathic treatment wnB
painful nnd oven. Injurious to children
or weakoned Invalids.
Nothing could bo fmthor from tho
truth for It Is adapted to tho case, and
lu nowise Is it Injurious to tlio frailest
child or weakened Invalid. Dut
ratlior It Is Invigorating nnd strength
ening, nud never Is tho patient worn
out or mnde uorvoua from trcatmont
Howover, thoro nro ninny fakors nd
protondors lu Onteopnthy who do not
understand how to give trcatmont
proporly. . Nono nro genuine or com
potent who havo not attended school
at lonst four torms of flvo montliB
From Hood River.
Reports of Hood River crop condi
tions aro as follews: Strawberry har
vest Is nearly nil over; the crop was
the largest ever gathered In Hood
River. The pear and apple trees are
loaded, and the fruit has to be thin
ned, or the trees will break down. The
first crop or hay Is nearly all cured
ami hauled to the barn qr In the
stack. Wheat nnd oat are ripe and
lu stack.
Tb? flnnefy.
102 Cotirt 51
tlio Snlom Carrlago and Wngon Fac
tory. Werner Fonnell, proprlotor,
301 Commorolal streot 4-lC-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
Musical. -Miss llertha Hubbard
has
returned to alom for the summer
months, and will take pupils on the
piano at hor home, one block west of
the North Hnlein school. 7-16-tf
FINB WINES, LKiUORB
AND (J1UAR8, ..
If you desire a good complexion use
Moki Tea, a pure herb drink. It acts
on the liver aud makes tho skin
mnooth and clour. Cures sick head
at lies. 3 cents and 50 cents. Money
refunded If It does not satisfy you.
Writ to W. 11. Hooker & Co., Duffnlo.
N. V, for free sample. D. J. Fry,
druggist
How's This?
We offer Otie Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CIIKNISY & CO., Toledo, O.
We. the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be
lieve him to be perfectly honorable in
all business transactions, and finan
cially able to carry out any business
obligations made by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, O. Waldlng, Klnnan &
Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter
nally, acting directly uiwn the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Prices 7c
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Halt's Family Pills are the best
0
A Good Housekeeper
Will always use the best bread and
pastry that money mn buy. PatroHlie
the Pioneer Dakery. and yN will gt
the best
We Have '
A full Hh r Yaetujw frwtt pgn, and
also Vase frvlt Jam. Thase are Ute
bsto uu mariMt. Usi by rry-
Barr's German Salve
Heals quirkly all cuts, or bruise,
Draws soreness out of lame bark, aud
draws silvers out of flush which often
break off too short to pull. Sticks like
sticking platitr, Try It and you will
never be without, nv man wm
For fain at BARR'S JEWELRY STORE
120 State Street. Salem, Ore.
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THE ELITE CaFE
208 Commercial Street
Meals at nil hours. Open day and
Only plant in the city handling the
OLYMPIA BEER
U the Reception Saloon. Wholesale
nud retail.
R ECKERLEN, Proprietor
S0ULE BROS
PIANO TUNERS
AND REPAIRERS
PORTLAND Pit
Well Digging and Drlck Work Wells
dug nnd cleaned. Jobbing In brick
work nnd cistern building. Founda
tions put under houses nnd chim
neys built Apply to A. F. Dolt,
Sulem P. O. or northmist comer
Riverside Addition. 7-12-lm
Don't You Know Auytning nbout Ed
wards' Murkot? At 410 State street
Dest place to buy fresh and cured
incuts at tho lowost prices. Phono
2021. D. Edwnrds, prop
DrB. L. K. Wycltoft and Mrs. Graco
Albright, of I. O. O. F. Toinplo, Salem,
nro graduates or tho Amorlcikn Sohool
or Osteopnthy, a twenty montbs'
school, nnd thoroughly quollflod to
glvo scientific trcatmont and handlo
nny caso put In tholr enro. All dls
oases, ospeclully chronlo dlsoasoB and
doformltloa, yield to tho trontmont
without knlfo or drugs.
Hours 9 to 4. Phone Main 2721.
Odd Fellows' Temple, Salem, Or.
AM Kinds Of cuiuplng utensils,
stoves und tents, and second-hand
goods ut J. N. ShanU', 107 Court
streot. OUtr
LODQBS.
Protection Lodae No. 2, Ancient Or
der Unltod Workmen, meets every
Saturday oveutng in the Holman
Hull, corner of fltato and Liberty
streets. Visiting brethren woloome.
F. L. West, M. W.; J. A. Sellwood,
Recorder.
PnrfUlfm and vkleltl
leave orders si Ceo
Wprs Muite Store
Breitenbush HotSprings
j
body.
BRAKSOM & RACJAN.
I Buy Walker's
Guaranteed Paints
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When you want paint for
your house or your carriage that
Is mixed ready for the brush,
you can find it at Walker's, the
carriage trimmer and painter. I
carry a large stock of the best
paints In the world. Try my
varnish gloss buggy paint. One
coit will make your buggy look
Ilka new.
C. H. Walker
100 Commercial Street.
jTIHST class 1 1 otic
P W. HOSS, Proprietor.
Tills popular, best ! nil summer re
sorts is fittialed near Detroit, caslerii
terminus of (Jorvaliis A Kiitern It- It
in the heart ol llm Cuscsdo mountains.
Regular pck train makes d4ily trip
from Detroit to the springs. Ientliii
privileges free All camp supplies can
lie puri'liBHsi at the springs. Kxeeilenl
rUhU'g sml hunting. Raise are very
ri'sttoiittble. ror furthwr in "rmstlou
address, K. V I OB,
7 1 2m IMroit, Ore.
jg-t&MzL
S. C. STONE, M. D.
. ?itOPRIUTOk OP
Stone's Drug Stores
SALEM, OREGON.
The stor(two In nurnbsrJnro located
at No. 236 and 207 Commercial st,
and are well stocked with a complete
Hue of drugs and medicines, toJlel
articles, perfumery, brushes, etc.,
Has had some 2 years experience in
tho practise of medleloe and now
makes no charge for oonsultatJon, ox
amlnatlon or prescription.
UHJIBIBllJIBMBBfllHalli'
B. R. JONES,
Attorney at Law
Toledo, Oregon.
Was olerk of .olroult eourt for six
run and has an up-to-date abstrsot
of all property in uueoin eouuir
FORESTERS OF AMERICA Court
Jiherwood Foresters No. 19. Meets
Friday nights In Turner blook. Iru
Hamilton C. It: A. L. Drown. Sec
Silver Creek Falls
...Stage Line
Batoiu lo ArRflntlul, via Whltoakorand
return. Leaves Hslom post ofllce a.
in., weekdays only. Carry psusengeri
and psoknees. Finest mountain outing
trln opon to Hakim people.
7111. WARREN W. DA r 18, Prop.
L. D. HENRY'S
REAL ESTATE AND
RENTING AGENCY
Is at 230 Commeroial Btreet
PHONE MAIN 2681 SALEM ORE,
Central Lodge No. 18 K. of P, Castle
Hall In Holman block, corner State
aud Liberty streets, Tuesday of
uaoh week at 7:20 p. m. Oluud
Townseitd, C. C; ZndiiP J. Rlgs, K.
of It aud a.
HOP AND PnOUJOEjaUYJRS
jTaTnuhaeTHop buyer. OUIce In
Dush-Ilreyinan building, Balein, Ore
gon. Sumples of choice IiopB sollc-
lted from all growers.
PHYSICIANS.
J. H. Brewerj physician and surgeon.
Office In Cray blook. Rooms 7 and
0, Phone 01.
OSTEOPATHY
TSrTTtrW)6r" Al
bright Twenty month graduates
of the American Bckool of Osteop
athy. Klrksvllle, Mo. Dr Wyckoff l
the only twenty moaths' neutlewaH
graduate lu Halew. odd Fellows'
Temple 'Phoue Msln 2711-
Or. M. T. Sehoettle Graduate Tfteii
..can Bchool of Osteopathy. Kirks
viiiii Mo. Offlee In Tloaa block,
over the Spa. Offlee hours 8:30 to
ll.Sfl onil 1 to 4. -'
auv
m " " ". I
W. Q. Robblns, Dr. of Osteopstny j
Graduate of the Columbia College,
at OstHathy. ru!ao, III 0tt
17 Court street Chronic diss
a speelalty.
TON80RIAU i
R7SnrthTvTno WriwinRwrtwt
0oss barbers engaged. Finest bath
rooms lu alty. We use ntleplc
Urillzor. J. Ryan, Prop.
First Class Bicycl?
Repairing
And all kinds ol
sundries nt . ,
FRAN K J. MOORE'S
10 Court 8t. I''10"0 W.
p '"" '" """"""
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