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Very Cheap
Good for Camping
Come and See it
Ask nlao to seo tho Firo Po'ished
UlnsswitrM. Jimt na cheap in tlio un
polished has been.
Hauce dishes, set of hlx, 15 conls mid
upwards.
7 iucli harry bowl, each 18 cunts nnd
upwards.
Jolly glasses 25 cents a dozen ntul up
wnrda. YOKOHAAIA TEA STORE
Try D.auiond Blend tea for
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Phono 2111 black. Feo Deliverj
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS.
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E .P. Tobln, Portland.
A I). Henno, Portland.
W. T. Qrny, Portlnnd.
W. P. Smith, Sun Francisco.
A. Solders, San Francisco.
D. G. A ml rows, Snu Francisco.
F A. llulloiilmughh, Snn Frnnclsco.
.1 IJ. Cooper, Snn Francisco.
Cli-o. W. Ulsliopp. Wutervillu, N. Y.
V. H. Fltchard, Utlcn, N. Y.
Geo. K. Sniulus, Unkor City.
Mrs. L. U. Wilson, Albany.
Will Marks, Oinnlin.
Mrs. K. C. Dnldry, Chicago.
Carl Alio, Dulutli, Minn.
Jackson Dyo. Comstock, Nob.
:i. S. Wilson, Tho DalloH.
O W. Phelps, Hoppnorr.
('has. A. Park and wife, city.
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Of consumption" is a remark often made
of a fleshy man. The remark expresses
the popular recognition of the fact that
the sif,'ii of consumption is emaciation,
loss ot iiesn. un
me otucr iinuu, u , it?
gain in flesh is a W'jy
sure sinn that want
ing diseases ore be
ing cured.
Emuciated peo
ple with obstinate
coughs, bleeding
lungs, night-sweats
and weakness, have
been perfectly
cured by the use of
Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical- Discovery.
Tile several steps
of the cure were re
corded in ounces
and pounds of in
creasing weight.
When there is gain
in flesh the wasting
disease is being
surely cured.
Mr Will II Whltmlrc,
nf Arlftmi UivLMiil?-
h im Co, Va . write "Our oii contracted
deep cold about the first of July, 199 -ail ll"!
terrible coiieli We callel a doctor and lie pro
nounced It irritation of the bronchial tubei, with
aslhmntlc trouble, and he informed me that my
sou was liable to die at any time He told me
that If we could keep the bronchial tube open,
he wijrAcure him, but aftertreatina him several
weeks and my son growing worse all the time.
I concluded to trv Dr Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery nnd ' pleasant relicts I had seen
everal almost miraculous cures brought about
by the use of these medicines, and of course I
had wonderful faith In them He used three
bottles of Golden Medical Discovery 'at home
and one vial of the Pellets,' and was then well
euotiKh to go to West Virginia, taking a supply
with htm 1 am Just in receipt of a Tetter from
him from which I quote ' am tvtlland karat
and K'tlwg vry ink n ,,,.,,
The Common Sense Medical Adviser,
160S large pages is sentfc? on receipt of
stamps to jMiy expense of mailing only.
.Send 31 one-cent stamps for the cloth
Ixwnd volume or only 31 stamps for the
liook in paper covets Address Dr. R.
V. Pierce, Buffalo, N Y.
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Hlbbard-Paget Wedding.
Ono of the events or tho past week
was the marriage at noon on Wed
nesday of Miss Helen M. milliard and
Mr. fi. Walter Paget, at tho home of
the Initio's mother, Mount Tabor. Miss
Hlbbard Is tho eldest daughtor of the
lato King L. Hlbbard, of the Waldo
Hills, a member of nn old and re
spected pioneer family, her grandfath
er making his homo In that district In
1847. Miss Hlbbard Is an educator of
much ability, and was tho recent prin
cipal of tho Glencoe school. Mr.
Paget is a young man of sterling qunl
ties, 11 progressive farmer of Washing
ton county, and tho son of Mrs. S. H.
Paget and a brother of II. Leo Paget.
Tho marriage wns solomnlzed by
Rev. Mr. Sharp in the piesenco of a
number of relatives and a few Intlmnto
friends.
The brldo wns charming In a gown
of white organdy nnd carried a largo
bouquet of brido's roses, her veil be
ing fastened with clusters of white
Jessamine. Miss Josephine Hlbbard.
tho maid of honor, was very attractive
In pink and white carnations. Mr.
Lionel Paget acted as gronisman.
The parlors wore tastefully decorat
ed with ferns and white roses, and the
dining room with ferns and red cnrnii
tlons, Aftor the ceremony and con
gratulations a delicious luncheon wns
served. With tho best wliihos of their
friends, Mr. nnd Mrs. Paget took tho
evening train for their future home ut
Gaston. Orogonlnn.
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Free Lecturs.
Col. Sobloskl, tho Polish patriot,
who fought in foity-two buttles for tho
United Stntos, will speak at. tho First
M. E. church Wodnomlay, July 2.1d. at
8 p. m. Admission fr"o.
PERSONALS.
Allan Forward is in Portland.
T. S. Ilurroughs was In Portland to
day.
Mrs. Hollo White Is visiting in Port
land.
J. II. Settlomler hns returned
to
Woodburn.
C. H. DuiNxiaf, of Albany, was
in
Salem today.
Mrs. A. T. Gilbert nnd son aro vis
iting in Portland.
Mrs. Alma Thonins, of Albany, Is
visiting In Salem.
P. A. Wiggins was in Woodburn
Tuesday ovonlng.
W. Scott Taylor roturnod Tuottdny
afternoon to Gorvnls.
Hon. J. K. Woathorfofd, of Albany,
wns In tho city today.
Miss Lucia Cochran has roturnod
from n visit In Albany.
If. II. Howitt, of Albany, wns In Sa
lem Thursday nftornoon.
G. G. Hlnghnm and family have gone
to Newport for tho summer.
Dr. D. M. Skiff visited his Gorvnls
hop yard Tuosday nftornoon.
Gonornl W. If. Odell nitftlo a trip to
Portland Tuosday nftornoon.
W. If. Holmos and daughter, Miss
Josslo, spent-tho dny In Portland.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John P. Stoolhammer
nro homo from a visit In Woodbuin.
Miss Onila Harris, of Astoria, Is vis
iting her cousin, Miss Franklo Chnso,
Mrs. D. A. Wattors and son, Ray
mond, have returned from Chatauqua.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Parle returned
this mornlunK fiom a tilp to Honolulu,
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Misses Ivette and Pearl Smith have
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F. F. CARY, Manager
Salem Branch
Lewis & Staver Co.
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gone to Long Bench. Wn., to spend the
summer.
Mis. Edith Wilkinson has returned
to Pittsburg, Pn.. nftor a visit with
Salem relatives.
Mr. nnd Mrs. I. C. Sutton, of Hood
Itlvor, aro visiting their son, .1. Oak
Sutton, in Snleni.
J. II. Ottenholinor and G. L. Hose
visited hop yards In the north end ot
tho county today.
Miss Loulso McGoo and Mr. William
McGoo have returned from a visit with
friends In Albany.
Mrs. E. II. Anderson has returned to
Greslinin, aftor a visit with hor daugh
ter, Mrs. Theo Ilotli.
Mrs. Eleanor Harding has returned
to Oorvals, aftor a visit to hor son,
J. Harding, In Salem.
Mrs. R. Custer, of Albany. Is visit
ing her dnughter, Mrs. 13. W. Sayre,
on North High strcot.
John Mnuror and family and I). J.
Fry and family have gone to Slab
Crook for their annual outing.
Miss Charlotte Lum, of Noith Yaki
ma, Wash., has returned from Tumor,
and Is tho guest of Mrs. H. L. Col
well. Dr. and Mrs. A. II. Gllils nndd Miss
Gertrudo Stnhloy have gone to Woods,
Tillamook county, for n three-weeks'
outing.
Mrs. and Mrs. W. II. Whipple, of
San Francisco, wore this weok tho
guests or Mr. Whipple's slstor, Mrs.
Jennie Aitkcn.
Miss Nellie Dickinson, who has been
tho gtioet of Mrs. Clnyton Wentz, at
tho doaf mute school, has roturnod to
hor homo at Portland.
Wostloy Hockorsinlth, who has boon
visiting his sisters, Mrs. J. Ii. Simpson,
of this city, and Mrs. Frank Simpson,
in tho Waldo Hills, has returned to
his homo nt Grangovllle, Idaho.
How's This?
Wo offor Ono Hundred Dollars Ro
ward for any caso of Catarrh that can
not bo ourod by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
P. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Wo, the undersigned, havo known P.
J. Cheney for tho Inst ID years, nnd bo
llovo him to bo porfectly honorablo In
nil business transactions, and finan
cially able to carry out any business
obligations in ado by tholr firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, O. Waldlng, Klnnnii &
Marvin, Wholosnlo Druggists, Toledo,
O.
Hall's Catarrh Curo Is taken Intor
nally, acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous sttrfacos of tho systom.
Testimonials sent freo. Prices 75c
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
ILill's Family Pills aro tho host,
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Good Meals
Aro always had nt the Whlto House
Rostaurant. Wo try to satisfy our pat
rons, with first-class moals mid cour
teous troatmont. Opon day nnd night.
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A Landmark Gone.
Tho old J. C. Mills barber shop fix
tures wore yostorday moved out of the
Turner building, whoro that luminous
wns for many yenrs conducted. Moat
of tho furniture wns sold to a Cor
vnllls baiborlng establishment, and
tho porcelain baths will bo conducted
I fS JUST A COUGH
Thnt gets your lungs sore nnd weak
nnd pavos the way for pneumonia or
consumption, or both. Acker's English
Remedy will stop the cough ill a day
nnd heal your lungs. It will cure con
sumption, nstlima, bronchitis, and all
throat and lung troubles. Positively
guaranteed, and money rofuuded If
you nre not satisfied. Write us for
uffaju, N. Y. D. J. Pry, druggist.
true Kiuiiiue. v. 11, jioukht cc uo.,
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Salem. Oregon.
at the old stnnd by J. P. Shoup, of
this citv This wad at one time tho
leading bnrbetlug establishment of tho
city, having boon owned by Hoeyo &
Mills. Dr. Hoeyo Is now enjoying n
lucrative ilontnl practice at Oregon
City, while Mr. Mills Is conducting n
large stock ranch nt Hebo, in Tilla
mook county.
CROP AND
WEATHER
BULLETIN
Furnished Today From Uncle
Sam's Bureau
No rnln has fallen, except a few
showers early In the week In the Wll
lnmotj.0 valley and tiio coast coun
ties. Tho weok has avoiaged the
warmest or the season, Its first pnrt
was unusually cool, after which tho
temperature rose quite rapidly. Tho
maximum, or day tempornturoH, In
Western Oregon ranged between CO
and 9G dogroos, nnd tho minimum, or
night temperatures, between 10 nnd
OR degrees. In Eastorn Oregon tho
maximum teniporntures ranged be
tween 70 and 100 degrees, and tho
minimum tomperntures between 1 1
nnd tit degrees.
One of the sovorest wind storms ev
er known ut this season of tho year
swept across the untiro stnto on tho '
nftornoon and night of tho 1 1 tit. Ripe!
grain, milt, hops ami cut liny wore
bndly damaged by the wind In many
sections. Unrley, being further nlong,
suffered the most, and the yield will,
be considerably lessened from this
cause. The dninnxe to wheat was not
mi great, owing to the fact that much
of It was too groen to ho bndly shut-
terod, although the green wheat wna
knocked down, the heads whipped off
and the straw broken In numerous ex
posed places In different part of tho
state.
Fruit also suffered quite extensively;
many npplos wore blown off the trees,
nnd oven the trees themselves in some
cases woro blown down. Tho dninugu
to fruit wns grentost in the Wlllnmetto
valley nnd the const counties). The
laterals to the hop vinos wore torn
nwny, and In the more exposed yards
tho poles weie blown down. In the
caso of cut hay; the stacks woro blown
down, and the loose liny was scat
tered over tho fields. Most of It was
later recovered In fnlrly good condi
tion, nnd tho dnmnge to the liny crop
by the wind storm did not amount to
much.
Tho hot weather dining the last few
days of the week dilod up jwstiires.
nnd feed on the foothills Is fast be
coming poor. Stock, however, contin
ue In good condition, and the flow of
milk In the dairy distilcU has not
shrunk more than usual at this
season of the yottr. Haying is
nearly finished, nnd some have
been cutting their second crop
of nlfalfn. The hay crop is an aver
age ono, nnd It hns generally been se
cured In good condition.
The fall grain harvest has begun,
nnd the cutting of gialn will be lie
come general nil over the state by the
first of next week. Com, imtntoes,
hops nnd gardens are gi owing nicely,
and the warm weather wns Just wlist
these crops needed for rapid advance
ment.
Willamette Valley.
Lane county Friday ami Sttturdsy
were quite warm but I do not think
any damage reeulUMl; hay Is mostly
housed, except Bruin, which is not cut
yet; hops are growing finely at pros
ent; corn is making a rapid growth;
fall wheat generally will swoon b
ready for the binder.
Clackamas county Some fall wheat i
Is in the shock; haylng'l In attlve
progress; oats fair; fall oats good,
some fields have been cut; grass Is
drying up fast; apples coutinue to fall
badly; the orchards that were sprayed
IMM4II1 til llM III illM WONtt fllllllltllll! I
Qed Time
I take a pleasant herb drink, Uie next
morning I feel bright and my com-1
plexlou Is better. My doctor says it j
acta gently on the stomach, liver and
kidneys, and Is a pleasant laxative. It i
Is made of herbs, and is prepared as
easily as tea. It is called Lane's Med
Iclne. All druggists sell It at 36c and
(0 oenta. Lane's Family Medicines j
moves the bowels -each day. If you I
cannot get it, send for free samples. I
Address, Orator Woodward.LeRoy.N
Y.
George P. Clarke came up from
PorttaRd Tuawiay night to Join Mr
IlMekanaR In completing Ui exnwlna
Uoa of the Marlon county records, up
to July 7. IMS. It will probably take
Um expert two week to sjnish their
contract.
If you desire a good complexion use
Mokf Tea, a jam kerb irtak. It acta
oa Ute Uver ami wake Use Wh
J smooth aal clear. Ckmw slek head
, afltea. St cswU ajMl W coats. Mftttoy
reftUMlad It U 4o act satisfy you.
, Writ to W. If. Hooker & Co.. Buffalo,
N Y.. for free sample. D. J. Fry.
; druggUL
FAIR.
BOARD
jlPPEAL
Judge Burnett Dismisses Jui
ors and Adjourns
Carson & Adams, counsel for the
stnto fair board In tho suit ngnlnst
Contractor 11. T. Denhnm and his
bondsmen, J. C. Goodnlo and P. P.
Tnlklngton. this morning filed n motion
In tho circuit court asking thnt the
conclusions of law of Judge Durnott
In finding for tho dofondauts, bo sot
aside, nnd thnt Judgment bo entered
for plaintiffs. Tho motion wns overruled-nnd
judgment for tho defendants,
dismissing the notion uml for costs and
disbursements. Counsel for plaintiffs
gave mul notice of nn nppenl to tho
supremo court.
Judge Hmnett dismissed tho four
remaining Jurors from further attend
ance at this term of court, nnd ad
journed the July term slue die. De
partment No. 1 will bo reconvened on
the first Monday In October,
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Does Man
hood Fail?
It may sometimes, owing to nerv
ous disorders, but It is hnrdly over
lost, except In otromo old ago. What
Is called 1 111 potency or sexual noiirns
thonla Is nieiely woukoneil power. Un
dornoHth tho nshoa the fire romnltiH
aglow. It requires careful, Hciautlflc
treatment to fun It Into a bright llamo
"f 1" "d enoigy. For these cities.
which have boon hitherto the despair!
of the physician, nothing equals tho
application of eloctilclty, If by proper
current nnd exact dosage. In combina
tion with the Hclentlflc administration
of specific medical leiuedles, which
penetrate the secret ambush of dis
ease, exterminating it root and branch
forever. A rojuvenntlon follow. Its
use. It produces results bocuuso It
replenishes tho vital tonicity requisite
to tho nervous system. According to
Dr. Dan Ill's peculiar and scientific
methods of administration, It Is a pow
erful vltnlixer, Indicated In diseased
conditions, duo to nil kinds of excess
es.
Dr. Dnrrlu gives freo examination o
all, nnd, when necossary, gives modi
clues In connection with electricity.
The poor tainted free from 10 to 11
dally, except medicine. Thoo willing
to pay, 10 to R; evenings, 7 to 8; Sun
days, 10 to Ii. Errors of youth, blood
taint, gloet, Impotoncy varicocele,
hydrocele nnd stricture u specialty. All
curublo chronic prlvnte diseases treat
ed at $6 u week, or In that proportion
of time, us the caso muy ruqulio. No
cases published without permission of
the patient. All business relations
with Dr. I), strictly confidential. Let
ters of Inquiry uuswored. Circular
question blanks sent free. Dr. Dan In
will remain at the Willamette Hotel
until. September 1st.
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Colonel Orellly Apolnted,
Washington, July 21. The president
designated Colonel II. M. Orellly to be
surgeon-general of the army, to suc
ceed General Forworn, who letlres
September 7th.
Salem later
OFFICE UirY HALL
For wator service apply at office
11111b payable monthly in advance.
Mako all complaints at tho olllco.
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Gentlemen :-l have used your food called "FORCE' and
find it as effective as its narrie implies.
The nutritious properties arc simply wonderful.
Besides being beneficial to health, I find it very palatable..
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Name sent on application.
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Successor to Dr. J. M. Kcono, In
Whlto Cornor, Snlom, Oregon. Parties
desiring superior operations at mod
orato feo in any branch aro in espoclnl
request.
Barr's German Salye
lienls quickly nil cute, or brulsoe,
Draws soroness out of lame back, nnd
draws slivers out nt lleeh which often
break off too short to pull. Sticks liko
sticking planter. Try if. and you will
novor bo without. Hv mall 95a.
For aalo nt BARR'S JEWELRY STORE
120 State Street. 8alem, Ore.
Huie Wing Sang Co .
Sprclal Salo of till waists,
white underwear, wrappers
floor innttingH. BOTTOM
PRICES. :: ;: ::
140 State St., Salem, Or.
Your Step Mother
Is Btlll horo busy as over, and when
your clothes aro all out ot ordor, worn,
with buttons off, tako thorn to hor at
tho Salem Dyo Works.
At thlB establishment you can gut
anything set to rights, from a pair ot
glovos, to tho most olaborato silk
gown. A gcntloman can got his hat
cleaned, his trousors croasod, or bin
whole suit rojuvonatcd to BUlt bin
tasto, also four suits a month for ?1.
lluttons Bowod on, rlpB sowed up, stilts
prossod on short notice Now goods
shrunk for dressmaking.
MHS. C. H. WALKER
105 Commercial Street.
Th? flnne..
FINK WINES, l.KJUORB
' AND OlGARS ...
102 Court St
THE ELITE CaFE
208 Commercial Street
Meals at all hours. Open day nnd
night.
Only plnco in the oity handling the
niuoun
OLYMPIA BEER
Id ' tlio Reception Saloon. Wholecalo
nnd retail.
E, ECKERLEN, Proprietor
S0ULE BROS
PIANO TUNERS
AND REPAIRERS
For Salem nnd vlcloltt
leave orders I Ceo
Will's Musk Store.
PORTLAND OR
Breitenbush HotSprings
FIRST CLASS HOTEL
I'. W. II0SS. Proprietor.
This poimliir, best o( nil summor re
eorts is situated near Djtroit, easturn
terminus of Corvallla A. Kauteru it. it.
in tho heart oi the Cascade mountains.
Regular pscic Irslu makes dally trip
from Detroit to the springs. Tenting
privileges free All camp supplies can
bo puichuFodatlhe springe. Kxeollunt
Hulling anil hunting'. Kales are very
reasonable. For further information
uddroHB, F. W. ItOSS,
7 12m IMrolt, Ore.
S. C. STONE, M. D.
PHOPHIKTOIt OP
Stone's Drug Stores
8ALEM, OREGON.
Tho Btoras(two in numbor)nro locntod
at No. 235 and 2U7 Commercial St.,
and are well utockod with a complete
lino of drugs und medicines, toilet
nrtlolos, perfumery, brushes, etc.,
Has had some 2G years experience in
tho practice of medicine and now
makes no charge for consultation, ex
amination or proscription.
B. R. JONES,
Attorney ot Law
Toledo, Oregon.
Was clerk of circuit court for six
years and has an up-todate ubstraut
of all property In Lincoln county
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Wanted, A iroou dlnlnir room Blrl nt
StroiiK's restaurant, 7-22-tf
Wanted. iMeu
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wood. Impilro of F. I Tnlklngton,
102 State stroot. 7-21-tf
Wanted. A cnpnblo man for pollco
duty, In relation to, the collection of
licenses for dos, nnd the enpturo
and disposal of unllconsod dogs. Ap
ply nt once to 1). W. Gibson, city
marshal. 7-17-lw
Wanted. l'coplo of all nges, from 10
ycais up, to pull flax. Apply In por
son Thursday morning ut Gorbor
fu'.n. one-fourth mllo west ot big Sa
lem bridge. F.ugono IJosbo. 7-ll-tf
Wanted flvo young men From Ma
rlon county to prepare nt onco
for positions In tlio goveruiuont
bcrvico. Apply to IllteStato InsL.
Cedar Rapids, la.
G-17-2ui
Wanted Everybody to try Orogon
Foot Easo for all foot atlmonts.
Onco trlod alwayn used, Ask your,
druggist or send 25c. S. L. Ilayoo,
Halsey, Ore 6-27tf,
FOR RENT.
For Rent. Five-room cottngo, bnBo
inent nnd water. Call on Aug.
Schrelber, 121 High street. 7-22-tf
For Rent or For Sale. 12-room house, '
partly furnished, largo grounds,
stable, etc. Inquire Journal olllco.
7-01 ill
FOR 8ALE.
or sale. A secouti-lianil avi-lncli
wiiKou. with box, nil In good condi
tion for $20, A snap .for somebody,
.Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co., Sa
lem. 7-83-Ct
For Sale or Rent. The Labor Ex
chuugo YWtrohouso, In North Salem,
luqulio of Geo. Grlswohl, l!0 Stnto
street, or Geo, Jacobs, at blacksmith
shop near warohouse. 7-18-Ct
For Sale Or tiado for sheep, an tip
to dalo steel frame Plnno binder nt
n bargain. For further particulars
Impure of W. I). Gndwa, at F. E.
Shafer's harness shop. 7-21-31
Cloning Out Sale. 1 will sell out my
stock of goods, at No. 100 Court
stieet, the second-hand store, at
cost. The building has been sold,
and must bo vacated on or bofore
the 15th of August. Every thing
will be sold at actual cost. E. W.
Smith. 7-17-lw d-w
For Sale. New river boat, with sail,
18 feet Ionic. Intended for gasoline
launch, cheap. Impilre at Jourual
olllce. 7-8-1 m
Cn- QfilM l.vulll.lllil .Ilil-tfllV I'flW. Willi
heifer calf. Impilie at Jourual of
fice. 7-7-lui
For Sale Cheap Secoud hand thresh
ing outfit. Advuuco Separator, 3Gx
6U, with wind s tucker. Also 13 II.
I', engine, with water tank and
wagon. All in good ordor. Prlco
1760. 1C. M. Crolsuu, Salem, Oro
gon. C-ll-d&w-tf
For Sale. New uud second-hand bug
gies, new and second-hand spring
wagons, buckboards and carta, at
the Salem Currlugo nud Wagon Fac
tory. Worner Ksnnell, proprietor,
301 Commercial streoL 4-10-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
iViiTTJrltlue Close
(mmI lurry run
uliiK ut Mm oil).
7-88-1 lth
Musical. ll Horth. Hub Uml has
returned to Salem for the summer
months, and will tuke pupils on the
pluuo at her home, one block west of
the North Salem school. 7-16 tf
Well Dlualnu and Drlok Work Wells
dug and cleaned. Jobbing In brick
work and cistern building. Founda
tions put under bouses aud chim
neys built. Apply to A. F. Holt,
Ualem 1'. O. oi northeast corner
HUerxlUo Addition. 7 18 1m
Don't You Know Auyiumg about Ed
wards' Market? At 410 Utate street.
IJest place to buy fresh aud cured
meats at the lowest pries. Phone
8U8I Ii. IM wards, prop
All KlnU Of awimi uleuslls,
hioves ana leuu, and se oMd-aaud
goodH m J N UuBuU', lo7 Court
street llltf
L0DQB6.
Protection Lodoe No, 2, Aneleat Or
der United Workmen, meets avry
Saturday evening la the Holmau
Hall, corner of Slate and Liberty
streets. Visiting brethren welcome.
F I. Weitt M W.J A. H. IIwimhI
Recorder.
FORESTERS OF AMERICA-Court
Hberwood Foresters No. It. Meets
Friday nights In Turner bloek. Ira
Hamilton C R.: A. L. Urown. Wee
Central .Lodge No. 1B K. of P. Castle
Hall lu Holuian block, corner State
and Liberty streets, Tu&sday of
eaeh week at 7:80 p. & Claud
TownseuU. C. O . JSaOoc J. KIMS. K.
of U. aad 8. .
HOPPRODlJOmiYEJ
J. Oarmlchaol Hop buyen Offlae In
Uushllreyman building, Salem, Ore
gon. Samples of aholao boiw solle
ited from all growers.
- PHYSICIANS.
J'h!:Br?Wer' Phy,ola" nd uroeon.
Office In Gray block. Room 7 and
9. Phono 81.
i 1 1 1 ii 1 1
TiHTSriiiV.ST
bright. Twenty months graduates
of tho American School of Oateop
athy, Klrksvlllo, Mo. Dr. 'Wyckofr. is
tho only twenty months' gonlloman
graduate In Salem. Odd Follows'
Temple. 'Phono Main 2721.
..can School of Oateopothy, Kirk
yr tho Spa. Offlco hours 8:30 to
lil80 and 1 to 4. jlis
W. Q. Robblns, Dr. of Osteopathy
Gradunto of tho Columbia Collogo
of Osteopathy, Chicago, 111. Office
157 Court BtrceL Chronic diseases
a specialty,
yanVSfngarloTBovo
class barbers engaged. Finest bath
rooms In oity. Wo use antiaopHo
Btcrlllzor. J. Ilyan, Prop.
Evans' Barber 8hop. Only flrst-class
snop on Stato strooL Eyory thing
now and up-to-dato. Finoat porcelain
bathB. Shavo, 15o; hair-cut, 25o;
batho, 25o. Two flrat-claBa boot"
blacks. C. W. Evans, propriotor.
The Great Rock Island Route.
Through poreonally conducted tour
ist sleeping cars botwoon PorUnna nmi
Chicago onco a week, and between Oc
don nnd Chicago throo times a woek,
via tho Scenic lino.
Through Standard sleoping cars
dally botwoon Ogden and Chicago, via
tho Sconlc Hue.
Through Standard sleoping cars
dally botwoon Colorado Springs and
St. Louis.
Through Standard and tourist sleop
ing cars dally botwoon San Francisco
and Chicago, via Los Angolcs and El
Paso.
Through Standard sloonlng cars and
chair cars dally botwoon St Paul and
Chicago.
Do tniro that your tlokot reads via
tho Great Rook Island Route.
Tho boat and moat reasonable din
ing car Borvlco.
For rntos, foldors and doscrlptivo lit
erature wrlto to A. II COOPER,
Qonoral Agent, Portland, Or.
Notice to Contractors.
The undersigned will rocelve sealed
proposals for the construction ot a
one-story school building, to bo orect
ed In School District No. CO, according1
to plans und specifications In the of- '
flee of W. I). I'ugh.vAll material de
livered on tho ground freo ot charge
from tho Gorvnls depot, lllda will ho
received nt the abovo olllco on Au
gust 1st, ut 2 p. m., nnd then publicly
opened. Tho board reserves tho right
to reject nuy and all bids. (Signod)
E. M. SAVAGE, Chairman.
Louis Aral, Clorle. 7-21-td
CAPITAL CITY
Express and Transfer
Moots nil mall and paaaongor trains.
Ilaggago to nil parts of tho city.
Proinnt lorvlco. Tolonhono No. 241.
HOMYER fc HEDRIOK.
The Science of
Osteopathy
Many people havo boon led to be
lieve through false reports nnd Igno
rance that Osteopathic treutmont was
painful and oven Injurious to ohlldron
or weakened Invalids.
Nothing could be farther from tho
truth for It Is adapted tn tho case, and
In nowise Is It injurious to tho frailest
eh I Id or weakened invalid. Hut
rather it is Invigorating and strength
ening, and never is tho patient worn
out or made nervous from troatmont.
However, there are many fukora aud
pretenders in Osteopathy who do not
understand how to giro treatment
properly. . None aro gonuino or com
patent who have not attended school
at least four terms of Ave months
each.
Drs. I R. Wyckoff and Mrs. Oraee
Albright, of I. O. O. T. Tomple, Salem,
ure graduates of the American Sobool
of Osteopathy, a twenty months
school, and thoroughly qualified to
give scientific treatment and handle
any case put In their care. All dis
eases, especially chronie diseases and
deformities, yield to the treatment
without knife or drugs.
Hours 0 to 4. Phone Main 2721.
Odd Fellows' Temple, Salem, Or.
Silver Creek Falls
...Stage Line
Siilsni lo Argenlhil, vis WUIteaker and
return. Leaves Halom pot olllee 7 a.
m.. weokdayi only. Csrry pengers
and packages. Finest mountain outing
trii) oii to Pulvw people.
"lit? WAKHEN W PAV1B, Prop
L D. HENRY'S
REAL ESTATE AND
RENTING AGENCY
la st -l Commercial Street
PHONE MAIN 268I SALEM ORE.
Pirsi Class Bicycl?
Repairing
Aud all kinds o(
aundrle at -
FRAN K J. MOORE'S
10 OeurtHt. Phone 204,4.
STEUSLOFF BROS.
Dealers In Live Stock,
Wholwali and retail buUhers and
oaekers. All kinds ot fresh and salt
meats. Fine sausage-, bams, bacon
and lard- 318 CommeraUl strwt.
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