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Newspaper Page TextF1MW- 8 i! tm i. .. . - """i" ' illihTiiii. i ii i . . KSSiHElP Nicked Ware ' Very Cheap Good for Camping Come and See it Aik also to soo tlio Fire (Wished Glassware. Just ns cheap ns tlio un polished tins been. Sauce disho', set of six, 15 renls nrd upwnrcla. 7 inch hurry IioaI, each 18 cents and upvvarila. Jolly pastes 25 cents 11 tliz?n and up wnrdH. YOKOHAMA TEA STORE Try Diamond Blond toa for Ice Ten. Phono 2 til black Free Deliverj ;;8rSocial Realm;; 13. M. Croisnn was In Wood'hiirn to day. 13. H. Flngg Hpont tlio tiny In Port land. Hnrrlson Ilontty wns In Woodbnrn todny. F. A. Wiggins wns a Portland vIhI tor todny. Airs. 13. C. Sninll Ih visiting with rel atives in Albany. O. CI. Schollborg Ih home fiom a visit at Molinmn. iMIhh I.ona Hrnndt ling none to New port for an outing. Fiank W. Wnters, the abstractor, was a Marlon vlHltor today. C. H. Irvine has Joined his family at Newport for si short outing. 1 ONE STEP WQRE Will befntnl to the sleep-walker. Will he draw buck or will lie take the final, fatal step? A great ninny people are in peril like the sicep-wulker. They lire diseased. The disease is progressing day by day. The time comes when out more step nway from health is fata. The man who has suffered from indi- gcbtion or gastric trouble jy 1 uous some nigni 10 n yj illmier mid return Home to find he hns tnken that' last step from health which can never be tak en "back. To neglect the cure of indigestion or some other form of stomach trouble is dangerous. It is also inexcusable. Dr. Tierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures ill sense 3 of the stomach and other organs of digestion and nutrition. It purifies the blood, stimulates the liver, cures biliousness, and eliminates bilious poisons from the sys tem. "Tlic praise I would like to nie your ' (".olden Medical Ditcovery' I cmuiot utter in word or describe with ihii," write Ja II Anibrme Ki . of ix5 Mifflin St , limit ticl 111. Pa. "I wo token with wlml our phyalcinu said wn lucliKriittoii 1 iliu-mril with Hie lir-tt n round here and found no relief I wrote you, Hiid you wlvUctl me to ue Dr. J'ierce" Golden Medical Dln-overy I took three bottle oud I felt o good that J stopped belufr cured I have no aymptoma of gnslric trouble or Indigestion now " If you nsk your denier for "Golden Medical Discovery" because you have confidence in its cures, do not allow yourself to le switched off to a medicine claimed to le 'Must ns good," but which you did not ask for and of which you know nothing. You can get the People's Common Sense Medical Adviser, 1000 pages, pi per covers, fret, by sending 21 one-cent stamps, to pa expense of mailing onlv Address Dr R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y J5 .0m ! tTnTnrr? ggr S$Sf2IS2I2lltllSltpSI252IS2SSSSS:il5S! F. F. CARY. Mtta0&S894rta9 ft Mitchell, J 51-55 Stale Street &UtttttS388SUn83i3S8tt333' I Mrs. L. Uyrno and Miss Agnes A. Uyrno, of Sonttle. Wash., aro in the llt. nt ,1... Itl..l tlfil. 1. vivj hi. iuu iiuivi wiiinmcuc. airs. Uyrno was a rosident of Snlom for thirty years, having moved to Seattlo nbout thirteen years ago. The ladles are here for a visit of soveral days with ohl-tlmo friends, nnd among oth er things to look after some property Interests, as well as to Improve the grave of Mr. Uyrno, In Rural come tory. Tho latter wns for many yenrs ii'promlnont business man In Salem. Otty M. Powers, formerly local agent for tho O. It. & N. Co., arrived In Sa lem from Galveston Texns, this morn ing for a short visit. Mr. Powers has been absont about a year, and In that tlmo has visited New nnd Old Mexico, Texas and Arizona, also Southern Cal ifornia. Ho returns to Salem at this tlmo purely on a business mission, and will not remain here. Ills many friends will bo glad to learn that Mr. Power's health Is considerably im proved since he left Salem. J. C. Morrison, manager of llorst Uros.' extensive hop yards In Marlon and Polk counties, hns returned from a trip to Portland. He reports the growing nop In splendid condition, and tho prospects very fnvorahjo for a largo yield of superior quality. Deteetlvo Sam Simmons returned to 1 ortlaud todny, having accomplished tho capture of tho three young mon who aro charged with tho larceny of a largo sum of money from a Hubbard woman. 0. 13. Perry, of Stougton, Wisconsin, was the guest of T. Holvorson Thurs day. Mr. Pony is a mombor of the Wisconsin Outing Club, which is tinv ellng through the Northwest in n ehnrtorod cnr. Dr. nnd Mrs. W. H. Morse have gone to Caseadla. Tho doctor was called thero to attontl Dr. 13. A. Plorco, who Is reported seriously HI with a fovor. Jolt Gwlnn has gone to Portland to accept his old position on tho govern ment snng-bont, wjitch will begin op erations on tho river again. James Walton, receiving toller nt tho Hush bank, tins returned from n pleasnnt outing nt DrolRlitonbush springs. Supt. nnd Mrs. G. W. Jonos, of tho blind school, have rottirnod from an ascent of Mt. Adams with tho Ma- .am as. Mayor and Mrs. C. P. Ulshop hnvo returned fiom n vory pleasant visit nt Cloud Capp Inn, at tho base of Mt. Hood. Miss Stella Ulshop has returned to Portland, after a visit at tho homo of her brother, Mnyor DIshop. Miss Margaret Cospor has returned from a delightful two weeks' visit in Yellowstone Nntionnl Park. P. W .Durbln la homo from Now port, whonce ho will soon tnko his family for nu outing. Stnto Printer W .11. Lauds and Hankor J. II. Alboit woro Portland visitors today. Mrs. A. N. Mooros and family hnvo gono to Newport, to spond tho sum mer In thoir cottngo. J. It. I.lnn hns rottirnod from New port, whoro ho has Installed his fami ly for tho suminor. Miss Elisabeth Holvorson has ro ttirnod from a sho'rt visit with friends at Chomnwa. Mrs, J. S. Wynnt wont to Mnrlon Thursday oVdnlng for n short visit with frlonds. P, 13. Dunn, n piomlnnnt merchant of Ktigono, wns In tho city Thursday nfternoon. Wniden T. J. Jnnos, of tho stnto pon- itentlary. was a visitor to Tncojna today Headquarters for. . Binding Twine F. F. CARY, Salem Branch Lewis & Staver Co. A Swbot, Nourishing CcrooJ Webster Holmes; tho attorney, is In Portland. Mrs. W. P. Skiff hns rottirnod from a visit in Portland. 13. C. Little has returned from a few days spent In Albany. Mrs. R. A. Kirk has gono to Wllholt Springs for nn outing. Miss Ponrl Macy has rottirnod from a visit with ftionda in Albany. Mrs. 13. A. Groonwood, of Snlt Lake City, Is visiting rolntlvos In this" city. 1 0 A Misfit. Little Henry Wns taken along one day whon his oldor brothers wont bathing In tho river not far from whoro tlmy lived. He wont out very cautiously into the shallow pnrt of tho water, but flnnlly stopped Into n ljttlo doprosslon In tho bottom, which brought the water up to his shoulders, whereupon ho cried out, quite lustily: "Take mo out! Tnko mo out! This water don't fit mo!" August Woman's Home Companion. 0 Good-Meata Aro always had at tho White House Restaurant. We try to satisfy our pat rons, with flrst-clasa meals and cour teous treatment. Opon day nnd night. COTTON TRADE CRISIS England Shows Anxiety Over the Situation Tho nowspapors display groat nnxle- ty regarding the situation in tho cot ton ttado. They doserlbo Lancashire ns propnring to light for Its oxlstonco as tho world's great cotton center Mills aro bolng closed, nnd orders from India hnvo almost coasod. The Dally Mall says that at tlio bid ding of bold groups of Amorlcnn spec ulntors tho mill ownors iiad to choose botweon conducting thoir businoss nt n hoavy loss or stopping. Tho writer doclnros that certain groups, hondgd by Theodoro Price, of Now York, hnvo giadually acquired control of what is left of tho old crop of cotton. Tho now crop, not bolng available until Soptombor, tho Lnuenshlro mill ownors will have to pay about ?100,- 000,000 oxtra for raw mntorlal betwoon now and October, unloss something Is done The prosout situation moans ruin for thorn. Atnorica Is fighting for tho British markot, and India Is build ing up hor own factories. Tho prosldont of tho i.instor Cotton Spinners' Pedoratlon snys that tho combination must bo mot with com bination. Tlio American rings hnvo nlrondy forced up pricos a cont a pound or $50,000,000 on a half-year's' crop. Tho federation proposM that tho mills close Monday and Saturday each week. I fS JUST A COUGH That gots your lungs soro and weak and. pavos tho way for pneumonia or consumption, or both. Acker's English Remedy will stop tho cough In a day and heal your lungs. It will euro con sumption, asthma, bronchitis, and all throat and lung troubles. Positively guaranteed, and rnonoy refundod If you aro not satisfied. Write us for froo sample. W. H. Hooker & Co., Duffalo, N. Y. D. J. Pry, druggist. as9oae06ae awwwttnt-wwaxw Manager J SaUa. Oreeoo. tA4aft3 M" A11.Y JOUrmmt., 4.EiVv, (or Growing Bodies ixnd SHOULD NOT BE IRRIGATED An Editor Thinks Other Lands Should Be Settled First Since the state of Oregon hns re cently entered Into contracts with largo corporations for tho reclama tion of largo tracts of arid lands In this state, tho following criticism of that plan, which appeared In tho "Parm, Stock and Home, of Minneapolis, might bo interesting: "Tho general government has now entered upon tho work of reclaiming uO.000,,000, it is claimed, of arid lauds In the Southwost. It Is tho opinion of P., S. & H. that Its action is prema ture Thero Is already enough arable laud In tho United States to support flvo tl 11103 our present population without reaching tho limit of its pro ductive ability. It would bo n wisor economy to mnko hotter ubo of land now available than to add so Immense ly to nn area that Is largoly unoccu pied, nnd still more largely unused. In matters of detail thero aro objection able features about the law authoriz ing this glgnntio scheme that It Is not proposed to discuss in this connection. They will bo minimized, anyhow, nnd so will tho whole Bchomo. for tlio area of the John Day. river. Slnco then about GO claims have boon .tnkon up by Individuals, amounting to 8000 acres. The fever Is spreading nnd cruiRois aro at work In the dlfforont localities. Already 1000 acres havo been filed on In other townships con tiguous to Similiter, nnd in '() days It Is predicted by those who aro keeping the enses, that 11 vncant quarter of government laud, not In conflict with possible mlnoial location, can't bo found In a radius of 30 miles of this camp, the center, the throbbing heart of nil such enterprises In lCiiHtern Or egon. Tho sciippers are here also. If not in such numbers, then in grout uunuclnl strength. Tho govornmont sells the laud, 100 acres only to each Individual, at f 2.C0 nu aero. In order to soetira It through a script transaction it costs $5.50 nu aero, nnd It Is consldurod dlit cheap nt tho price. In this way one can secure nil the land ho can find un claimed and has the monoy to pay for. Sumpter Minor. How Portland Gots Its Name. According to a writer In the New York World, the city of Portland re ceived its name under those el rcu in stances: Two men named Pettygrovi and Lovojoy were the first owners of the mound on which tlio city of Port land, Oro., now stands. Pettygrove had gone there fiom Maine and Love- Joy from Massachusetts. Pettygiove, out of admiration for Poitlnud, In ills own state, wanted to naino the now placo Portland. Lovejoy. being Bos ton man, Insisted upon calling It 1 Ion- ton. Unnblo to agree, they finally de elded to toss a penny, the mini getting lioadK to name the place. Pettygrove got the heads, and mimed the pliu e. o Does Man hood Fail? It may sometimes, owing to nerv ous disorders, but It Is hardly ever lost, except In extreme old age. What Is called Impotency or sexual neuras thenia Is merely weakened power. Un derneath the ashes the fire remains aglow, It requires careful, scientific treatment to fan it Into n bright flame of life and energy. 1'or these cases, whlrh have been hitherto the despair of the physician, nothing equals the application of electricity, If by proper current and exact doage, in combina tion with the scientific administration of specific medltnl remedies, which penetrute the secret ambush of ills ease, exterminating It root nnd branch furcM-r A rejuvenation follows Its use It produces results because it i rcplf-midies the vital tonicity requisite to the nervous systm. According to Dr Darrln's peculiar and scientific methods of administration, it Is a pow erful vitallser, Indicated In diseased conditions, due to all kinds of excess ' es j i Dr Darrln gives free examination to all and. when necessary, gives tnedl c I neu in connection with electricity. The poor treated frea from 10 to 11 daily, except medicine. Those willing to pay. 10 to t; evenings. 7 to $; Sun days io to 3. Mrrors of youth, blood taint, gleet, Impotency varicocele, hydrocele and stricture a specialty All curable cnrtmle private dUmases treat ed at 6 a week, or In that proportion of time, as the cose may require. No cases published without permission of the patient. All business rwJutkms with Dr D strictly eoHftdentlal. Let tors of iiMiNlry answered. Circular question blanks sent free. Dr. Darrln will remain at the Willamette Hotel until September 1st. . JRSGON, FRIDAY, JULY 55, 1902 Minds - Minor Mention . Loca Import State Superintendent Ackerman ex pects to remove Ills olllce at the state house from his present quarters to room Nn. 2, on Uio basement lloor of the capltol. . The membeis of Snlom Robeknh lodge. No. i, 1. O. O. P., nnd members of their families onjoyed a delightful picnic in the Savage grovo, near tho Insane nsyhim. Thursdny afternoon mid evening. Maggie Wnlkor, agod !lfi years, and a resident of Polk county, was com mitted to the Insane nsyluni on Thurs day evening, after an examination held before Justice Horgan, in the absence of County Judge Scott. 13 W. Hnxznrd, cashier of tho new bank to bo opened In Jefferson at an early date, was In Snlom yesterduy, nnd wont to Portland this morning, whence ho wns nccotnptinlotl by J. A. Aiippeiie, who Is president of tho now blinking concern. Tho Institution will hnvo a capital of J2G.000. John Kavlor was received at tlui penitentiary today from Josephine county, under sentence of nine years, for attempting to commit orimlnnl as sault. The King's Condition. Cowos, July 24. This morning's bulletin of King 13dwnrd's condition snys: "The king continues to muko uninterrupted progress, although his majesty is not yet nblo to leave his couch. Ills strength Is returning sat isfactorily." 0 If you desire a good complexion use Mokl Tea, a pure herb drink. It acts on tho liver and makes tho skin smooth nnd rlonr. Curoe sick bond aches. 25 cents and GO cents. Money refunded If It does not satisfy you. Wrlta to W. 11. Hooker & Co., lluffalo, N. Y., for free sample. 13. J. Pry, druggist. We Have A full line of Vacuum fruit pars, and also Mason fruit Jars. Thorns aro tlio host on the market. Uused by ovory body. URANSON & RAGAN. .It Is a Fact That tho Pioneer Uakory makos first, class bread and pastry. A full supply always on hand. Report of the Condition of The Capita! National Hank, at Snlom, In Hie State of Oregon, at tho close of bnel nogs, July 1(1, 11)02. HFHOl'RCI'H. Ijxiiia Hint dltcomita -.. J17I.W7 04 OwiclrnfU.MiciirtHliilMl tinXMiied 19.941 61 lib IIchiiU in n'cmu clrouUllitii...... 1V.UU (X) r. B UoikU on Imml MO 00 Premium nn U. S. HciimU- -.-. &0 W) HtcKJkx. McurUlM oto. IH.6M) 01 llankliiK-li)liie, liirnllurt), Mid IK- tare -. 4,497 M Ollior rel bIhI owned ,h?J V Duo from National lUiikntnot UfMrru Agent) 3 07 One from Hmte Hunk Mini lUnUum OKI U One irom iipprovml rrve b(iU 30,IU 78 Internal revenue iuii ............. I7n OS I'hotik and otlmr fHKli lli'iiu ........ 1,179 78 Niite of oilHir Niitlonul llunki I,. 7(1 en Fmctloiml puiier currioioy, iiIcLhIh. and cputd 172 Iff l-awful Monoy ItvMrve in IIniiIc. vU Hptjclo I .H cxi 1-UKnl-ti'liiUr tmtfn W W M.OM 1)0 liriit'iiiiiinn luuii wiui u. n. irortvr (i ior rent of rlroulHtliui)... .- - - WOW Total 178,717 70 I.IAllll.lTIHM Capital itnflk wil in I 7.no0 on Hurplim fund i,W0 00 Uiullvlilwl proliu, lnn exi'ttnuw and I axon iwld S.' ' NatlOliul lUllk iiolttxiiUtalHiMlllIK-.-- 19.0WI (J Duo to oilier National llauki 1)ii toHtutw lliinli anil IMnVern 1,911 1.1 Due to aiiirnvvl rrtacvu aKuntt DlvldeniU iiiiihcIiI lndlvUlimldMHillaaiiljwt In clink . 2 IS, 276 W) Domalidi'tntllnalBKOf deiUMlt 8.I0OU) I'loiiit'flrlllicaU'i nf iUlHi.lt 41.210 77 i'rUfirdelitk 101(14 Total - 7s,7I7 70 State nt Of icon, Coiiiilr of iUrkm. m I, Jo II AlWt, iatlilr ul III alora named iMlik. ili MiUmiily iwrar Ilia t tli U' ktaUmeut U true to tliebcat u( if Liutv)edsa and bllf. JOB. II. AMIKII'I I'm tiler. gtilMrlbfd and aurora to Ixfote Me Dili 2Sd day nf July A.I). lIMSt O. M. INMAN, Notary Public. CoritMit -Attaai: J II AI.llKItT, f. A U Kid INS, K. M. OJIOISAN. DlrM'tiira 25,000 New Words aro added in tlio hut odition of Wobater's lnlorimllonol l)iotion- nry, Tlio intorimtionui is gopt ulwaya abroast of tlio timtw. it tukoa constaiil work, oznenaivo work nnd worry, but it is tho only wny to koep tlio iliotioimry tbo Standard Authority of tbo Eiiglisli-spwking world. Otbor diolionariaa follow. Wob 6 tor louuB It is tbo fnrorito with Judges, 8obolars, Educators, Printers, oto., iu this and foreign cotintrioa. A postal oard will bring you intorosting spodmeii mgm, eto. 0. & C. MKKMAM COMPANY Sl'niKQPIBM), Maiw. ruuuHH or WEBSTER'S INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY. "FORCE" FOOD CO., ' Buffalo, N. Y. Gentlemen:-! am a leaclier, residing at Wilmore, Ky, Recently, in Baltimore, I fust met with "FORCE. I am very much pleased with the food and would like to know what rales you would quote on from 10 to 50 packages. Awaiting your reply, I am, Yours very truly, Name furnished on application. O. H. MACK Successor to Dr. J. M. Kcouo, in Whito Cornor, Salotn, Oregon. Partlos desiring Bitporlor operations nt mod erato feo In any branch aro In especial requost Barr's G erman Salve Henla quickly nil cuta, or bruleoe, Draws soreness out of lame back, nnd draws (divers out oi Hush which often break off too short to pull. Slicks like sticking plntor. Try it nnd you will never bo without. Hy mail 2To. For baIu nt BARR'S JEWELRY STORE 120 State Street. 8 item, Ore. Huie Wing Sang Co Special Snlo of nil wniatp, white underwear, wrappers lloor mattlnitu. UOTIOM PRICI33. :: ;: t: 140 State St., Salem, Or. Tb? flDDe$.. i FINK WINKS, LIQUORS ' AND OIGARS. .. 102 Cotirf St Your Step Mother Is still horo busy as ovor, and whon your clotlios aro all out of ordor, worn, with buttons off, tnko tlicni to hor at tho Snlom Dyo Worn;. At this establishment you can get anything sot to rights, from a pnlr ot gloves, to tho most olnboiato silk gown. A goiitlotiiG.il can got his lint cloanod, his trousors creased, or his wholo suit rojuvoiinted to suit his taato, also four Biiita a month for $1. Buttons sowed on, rlpu sowed up, suits prossed on Bhort notice Now goods shrunk for dressmaking. AIRS. C. II. WALKER 195 Commercial Street. THE ELITE CaFE 208 Commercial 8treot Meals at all hours. Open day and night. Only plnco in the city lnindlliiK the HIIIOUB OLYMPIA BEER Is tiio Reception Hiiloon and retail. Wholecnle E ECKERLEN, Proprietor S0UL BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS For Salem sod vlclolt) leave orders at Ceo Will' Music Store. PORTLAND OR. Brditenbush HotSprings FIBST CLASH JIOTJfilj P W. KOSS, Proprlelor. This popular, boHt of nil Bummer re sorts Ih Blluiited near Djtroll, eastern terminus of (Jorvnllls A ICauterii R. R. in tho heart of the Cnncndu mniiiitttliiH. Ri'Kiilur paoK train makes daily trip from Detroit to Hie springs. Tenting prlvllugus Irco All camp eiipnlicH can be pimiiuied nt tho oprltia. Kxcellent flihlng nud hunting. Rates nro very rciteonuble. for lurther iiihirmiilioii addresB, K. W. ROSS, 7 1 2m Detroit, Die, S. C. STONE, Al. D. ?r0PRIET0H OH STONE' DRUG STORE 8ALEM, OREGON. Tho stores(two in numbar)nro located at No. 23G and 27 Commorolal st and aro woll stocked with a complete lino of drugs and medicines, toilet artlolos, porfumory, brushes, etc, Huh had some 2G years uxporlonco In tho practice of medicine and now makes no chargo for consultation, ex amination or proscription. k r OFFICE OirY HALL For water service apply at olllce. Dills payable monthly In advance. Make all complaints nt tho olllco. ttBtoflHBHBKBMHBBBaBBBIlOa'HBHtS m u u m u H M M g THE "SfflOOTH" ROAD... B ...... jvaci r.aii in iif iiwnmiuii' try where the ilurliiiKton Rome ii even belter know than in tlieNortliH tat KKipl sreak of it at the "iiiuxdli ro.d." It is a kchm name a good name for a good road. It it good name bffaiise it tells the truth Ihe IlurliiiK ton' track iaiuooth KV-KltYWllKRK- Peuvor to Ubiegn, and Ht Uui. Ilil llnue to Omaha am) Hainan M lyTy. t I l l UlileiKO S Go Hot next time via Malt 5 Lake, Denvt-r ai.d ll lltul JJ iuu ton lUiuto MAC SHELDON, General Ak-t S 100 Third Street, S Portland, Ore. iBBIHMBBBMBigSaBBsiaBBaBBBBa We Wllmore, y., Match ty 1902.. , CLASSIFIED ADS. iVin&J""1' "v Hats or less, la this column Inserted three times for 2Sc.SOcaVeek.$i.50 n month. All over five lines at the same rate. WANTED. Wanted. One hundred wether goats, also luO sheep, all ewes; must be good stock. Parties having that number or less write me, describe stock and tpiote prices, nnd I will call nnd see them. C. Mnrsh. Salem, Oregon. Ilox 1)5. 7-Ul-3t Wanted Klvo j oung men from Marlon county at once to prepare for posi tions In tho government servlco. Apply to Iutor-Stnte Corrcw. Inst.. Cednr Rapids, In. 7-23-lm-dw Wanted. A good dining jooin girl nt Strong's rostnurnnt. 7-22-tf Wanted. -Men with teams to linul wood, lnnulto of V. P. Talklncton. 102 Stnto stroet 21-tf Wanted. People of all ages, from 10 years up, to pull llax. Apply In per son Thursday morning at Clorber foji, ono-fourth mllo west of big Sa lem bridge. Ktigono Rosso. 7-ll-tf Wanted flvo youno men From Ma rlon county to proparo nt onco for positions in tlio govornmont sorvlco. Apply to Intor-Stato Inst, Cedar Rapids, la. C-17-2m Wanted Kvorybody to try Oregon Foot Easo for all foot ailments. Onco trlod always used, Ask your druggist or solid 26c. S. L. Uayoa, Halsey, Oro. 6-27U LOST AND FOUND. -obi. a hiiio coini). situ k eu wit i crvs tills, somowhoro botween S. P. depot nnd Commercial stroet. Finder will please leave at Journal olllce. 7-23-3t FOR RENT. WN.wNSV For Rent. Five-room cottatjo, base ment and water. Call on Aug, Schrolhur, 121 High stroet. 7-22-tf For Kent or For Sale. 12-ioom house, paitly fiirulsbud, largo grounds, stable, etc. Inquire Journal olllco, 7-01 m Jt""1" FOR SALE. For ante. A second-liana 3y4-lnch wngem, with box, all In good condi tion for 20. A simp for somebody. Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co., Sa lem. 7-23-tlt For Sale. Now rlvor bout, with sail, 18 feet long. Iiiteudod for gasolltio launch, cheap. Inquire nt Journal olllce. 7-S-lm For Sale. 3-year-old Jersey cow, with heifer calf. Inquire at Journal of lice. 7-7-ltn For Bale Cheap Second huud thresh ing outfit. Advance Separator, 3Gx 60, with wind stacker. Also 13 II. P. engine, with wnter tank und wagon. All Iu good oidor. Price $750. 1C. M. Urolsun, Salem, Ore gon. G-U-d&w-tf For Sale. Now and Bocoud-huud bug glee, new and second-hand spring wugons, buckboards and carts, at tho Salem Carrlago and Wagon Fnc tory. Weruer Fennoll, proprlotor, 364 Commercial stroot 4-16-tf MISCELLANEOUS. STerrTDrldoe Closed.-flood ferry run ning at Lincoln. 7-22-1 Ith Musical. Miss llertha IIiinlMird has returned to galem for the summer months, and will take pupils on the piano at tier home, one block west or the North Salem school. 7-15 ti Well Dlou'no and Brink Work Wells dug und cloned. Juhblug In brick work and cistern building. Founda tions put under houses and chim neys built. Apply to A. F. Holt, Salem P. O. or northeast corner Riverside Addition. 7-13-lm Don't You Know Anytniug nbout Kd wards' Market? At 410 Stato street Rest pluoe to buy fresh nnd cured meats at the lowest prices, Phono 2624. I). lWwnrds, prop All Kinds Of camping utensils, stoves and tents, and secondhand goods at J. N. Mhaut', 107 Court street " tf LODQES. Protnctlon Lodne No. 2. Ancient Or der Uulted Workmeu, meets every Uuturday evening iu the Holinan Hall, corner ot State und Liberty streets. Visiting brethren welcomo. F L West, M W.. J A Sell wood. Recorder. FORESTERS OF AMERICA Court Sherwood Foresters No. 19. Meets Friday nights in Turuer bloek. Ira Hamilton O. It.. A. U Urown. Sep Central Lodflo No. 18 K. of P. Caatlo Hall Iu Holmau block, vomur State and Uberty streets, Tuesday of each week at 7:30 p. in. Claud Tuwuseud. C C , 'Ailoc J Rtggs, K. of It. and S. HOP AND PRODUCE BUYERS. J. Carmlchaol Hop. buyer. OlUoe In Uush-Dreyman building. Salem, uro gou. Samples of eholee hope solie Ited from all growers. PHYSICIANS. J, H. Brewer, physician and surgeon. Office In Oray block. Rooms 7 and 9. Phone 91, usjTEOPATHY. bright Twenty monti, ,.... of tho American School of Osteon thy. KIrksvllle, Mo. Dr. Wyckoff the only twenty months gentleman graduate In Salem. Odd Fellows' Temple. 'Phono Main 2721. vlllo Mo. Ottlwta'&SoS ?,t,8?a:- Office bouOra8:b30S """ J- J . .1 4 . u. Hobblns, Dr. of Osteopathy Graduate of tho Columbia College of Osteopathy, Chicago, 111. Offlco 157 Court street Chronic dlsoasoa a specialty. nymTsTuTvrrnr cIosb barbers ennnm.1 i?inn u.n. m - -.w. wurvu unu rooms In city. Wo use antlsontio Btcrlllzor. J. Ryan, Prop. Evans' Barber ShopOnly first-class "i uu niaio street Every thing now and upto-dato. Finest porcelain baths. Shavo, 15c; hair-cut, 25c; baths, 25c. Two first-class boot- blacks. O. W. Evans, nronrlntnr The Great Rock iitanrf Rni. Through porsonally conducted tour ist slooplng cars between Portland and Chicago onco a week, nmi i,nw. rw uon nnd Chlcngo throo times a week, lm ,t n I. . ' tm mo ocemc itno. Through Standard Bloeplng cars dally hotwoon Ogdon and Chicago, via tho Sconic lino. Through Standard sleeping cars dally botwoon Colorado Springs and St Louis. Throuch Slnnrlnnl nn.1 n..l.t .1. InC cars dnllv linrwnnn Ran f. !. and Chicago, vlo Los Angolos and El Thrailch Nlnmlnril nlnnnlno ... -.i chnlr cars dally botwoon St Paul and v;uicngo. Ho Buro that your ticket reads" via tho Great Rock Island Route Tho best and most rcasonnhln din. Ing car sorvlco. For rates, folders and doscrlptlvo lit oraturo writo to A. K. COOPER, Qoncral Agont Portland, Or. Notice to Contractors, Tho utitlorslgned will receive soaled proposals for tho construction of one-story school building, to bo erect ed in School District No. 00, according to plans nnd specifications In Uio of flco ot W. D. Push. All material de livered on tho ground froo of charge from the Gervnls depot. Bids will be rscolvod nt tho abovo offico on Au gust 1st, nt 2 p. m., and then publlaly opened. Tlio board rosorvos the right to reject any nnd nil bids. (Signed) 13. M. SAVAGE, Chairman. Louis Aral, Clorkl 7-21-t4 CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Moots all mall and passongor trains. Daggago to all parts ot tho city. Prompt service. Telopnouo No. 241. HOMYER & IIEDRICK. The Science of Osteopathy Many pooplo havo buon led to be lieve through falso roportB and Ipno rntico that Osteopathic treatment was painful und oveu Injurious to children or weakened Invalids. Nothing could bu farther from tho truth for It Is adapted to tho case, and In nowise Is It Injurious to tho frailest child or weakened Invalid. Out rather It Is Invigorating and strosgth suing, and never Is the patient worn out or mndo nervous from treatmont. However, thero aro many fakora and pretenders In Osteopathy who do not understand how to give treatmont propoi ly. . Nono aro genuine or com petent who havo not attoudod school nt least four terms of flvo mouths each. Drs. L H. Wyckoff nnd Mrs. Qraco Albright, of I. O. O. F. Tomple, Salotn, tiro Kradtiatee of the American School of Osteopathy, a twenty months' sehool, nnd thoroughly qualified to iclve scleutlilc treatment and handlo nny ense put In their oare. All dis eases, especially chronic diseases am) deformities, yield to the treatment without knife or drugs. Hours 0 to 4. Phone Main 2721. Odd Fellows' Temple.' Balem. Or. SILVER CREEK FALLS STAGE LINE Salem to Argentlul, via WhlteaVer snd return. Leaves baiem post olllce 7 m., weekday only, usrry pa.oi and passage. Finest mountain outing (rip oiien to Walem people. 7 lit. WARRBN W DAVIS, l'top. L. D. HENRY'S REAL ESTATE AND RENTING AGENCY la at 'JS0 Commercial Btrevt PHONE MAIN 2681 SALEM ORE. First Class Bicycl? Repairing And all kinds of Mudrlesat FiUNK J. MOOSE'S IQCVmrtSt. VtoM Steusloff Bros Dealers In LIvs Stock, Wbolssale and retail butsbars nf paakers. All kinds of fresh and salt fnoatl Floe sausages, hams, bacoa and laro. 318 Commercial r. B. F. JONES. Attorney at Law Toledo, Oreoon. ... -i.i. .ir.nlt nniirt tnr at YOB wot v "v --; - years turn uu nu uirwui .... of all property In Llncjola couaty.t. n m !FB Y . M ? w nV' -Kfr;iLm.W , Bep-f,s w WiKJK"- w- ..wiraH