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Newspaper Page TextEKS59 THE DAILV JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGOH, MoNbAV, JULY 2&, 1662. r. . . -x4-4-l-f4-f-f -II I l-H-W-H-H-r-M-f-H- -"--" 77. -1X4. t J Km JfMm Km MWM JHk 13 due to the retention in the system of Uric Acid or other inflammatory noisonn which find tlii.fr way Into the blood, and are forced by the circulation through the glands ana pore of the skin, causing it to burn like fire, and the incessant itching allows no rest night or day. Eczema appears in a great many different forms, beginning frequently as a mere redness of the skin, fol lowed "by little blisters or pimples, from which a clear or straw colored . , mm.mmmmMMmimi nattcroozcs, forming intosorcs, scales SAifiT RHEUM ZZliV' commonly called Salt Rheum. These acid poisons eomctlmcs dry up the natural oils and the skin becomes hard and dry, often cracking and bleeding and causing intense pain and fearful itching. This form of Eczema is known as Tetter, and oftenest attacks the hands and feet. Unsightly eruptions TETTER n le 8aPc ' phnplcs and blackheads break out upon the face, neck and shoulders as a result of polluted blood, and this humiliating disease is called Acne. Local remedies afford but scant relief. The blood and system being saturated with m.mmmmi thepoison,thodiseasecannotbcrcachedwitnwashe8,8alvcs, M MSWmF powders or other local applications. S. 3. S. restores the deteriorated blood to its normal condition, stimulates the Blugglsnorgans,andaUUicwastemattcriselinunatcu through the proper channels, 8. S. S. makes the blood rich and strong, and under its tonic and invigo rating effects the jreneral health improves, and the skin becomes soft and smooth acain. 8. 8. S. contains no minerals but is guaranteed purely vegetable. Write ua if you need medical advice; this will cost you nothing. Illustrated book on okin diseases Bent frre. THE 8WIFT 8PECIFIC CO., Atlanta, G HIM HlllllllllllilllH HllH4inHHIIflHII I1H 1 Reckless Slaughter ...CHICAGO STORE... I PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE. 0 prices for MONDAY andlUKBDAYonly. For thorn) two days wo will ofTor odd lots, odds and ondt ana remnants Alss odd numbers In hos lory and upderwoar at sacrifice prices. Oat they havo to go, so bo In tlmo it you want your sharo. Head on iric white huck linen toweling. .c 76o calico wrappers . , line 85o corset covum, bargain ICo Ladles' (2 00 whllo ekirta boau- tlns 11.25 M.M) taffeta silk waists .... 2 50 8o otnbroldory 2 In wldo.,..!la 7c twlllod crash towelling ,,'Ac Ladies' ICo stockings. ..... ......ia 05 o white bod spreads ,, , ..(10c Ladios' i'Oa fast black atockliiKi 10c Ohlldron'a ICc fast black hose.. 10c lUo sum mo r undorwenr ....... .5o 25u summor under woar 12o Men's 8c sox ....... 4o l'JWc dottod swIbs. yd 7kTc 12fjclliioncolpriednppllquoyd7ic !W(! tallor.hats, host lllc Ohlldron'a U0o sailor hats .... 15c 3D1 best sunhonnets 10c Children's $1 made up dresses 40c Ific Hwlss caps -....tie Ohildron'n 30a ovaralla . . 10c Men's -ICc Ualbrlggan undurw'r Wio Men's 80o neckties Ific Mori's 2Gc suspenders. . , 15c ICc crash hop gloves ..(hi Cc Valonciannos Isco 2o 200 yard spool thread 2c McEVOY BROS., Proprietors. Court Street. Salem, Oregon HHH-H-HIII II II I HI 81 I I II lilt IIHIIHIIIIH IIHMH WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Kocho Harbor Lhno. Dost brands Fortland Oomoiit. WOOD; sawed or full length, 'All kinds of building tnatorlal, sand, g-avol, lath, shingles, otc. EX S. BENTLEY 181-183 Ootn'I 8t. Phono 001 Main. THE DAILY JOURNAL; EVERY PERSON Member Northwest Afternoon News paper League. BY HOFER BROTHERS. Daily One Year, $4.00 In Advance. Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance. Dally by Carrier, 60 Cents Per Month. Weekly One Year. $1.00 In Avance. FOOLS RUSH IN. A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner you can enjoy frotn one of our tender and dotlclous meats, steaks, lamb or mutton chops, veal cutiota or pork, Our meals nro all cut from tho fattest and tirimnstcattlo, and wo can supply your tablo with frosh, nutritious and wholosomo moats at bod rock prices. E C, CROSS SALEM OPtf Phon 201 L; Gambrinas Beer! AND Curllu Illddon I'ngo. Onn fool sailed westward till ho found a world; Ono found now worlds within tho mind of man; Tho cynics called Columbus charlatan And burni'd Giordano Ilruno. Who iinfiirlud The heavens like n scroll, that men might knew: Hut foolish (Jnllloo? Who began Our now free art and thought and so cial plan Hut that poor outcast cror.y fool, Rous . scan? Tlioro 1(4 ons) toast tho future oge iliink Standing To tliima who daro. rush In and dlo! Thoao who dory all rights and broakall rules. Who light Impossible bnttlea, and who tin n It True thoughts at whom with one ac cord wo fry. "The fools, the fools, tho fools!" God bless tho fools! . o THE LOOIC OF ACCOMPLISHED FACT8. Putting nil olllclalH on a Hat Halary, and putting nil fo and earnings of each office In tho treasury, has worked well In tho city of Salem. It has wiped out debt and lucrensed tho rev enues. Putting all Marlon county ufllcialH on Hat salaries and making all feos and earnings of each ollleo swell tho revenues has wiped out 1100.000 debt In three years, and reduced the county tax 2.0 mills. Almost without exception the same result has been achieved In other counties. No county has such badly managed llnaueos, but Its condition has been Improved by this system. Tho constitution plainly prohibits other than a Hat stated llxed salary for state ofllchila. The constitution oxproftsly and specifically forbids of ficials receiving fees nnd perquisites. The logic of accomplished facts and tho logic of history point to lint anl uiIoh as tho only honest and business like way to pay any olllclal. Tho law and tho custom nnd tho constitution prove tho same result. Everybody is welcome at THE NOBLB ALEX CORNOYER ;t!,n,umM- 2f OREGON STRAWBERRIES GREEN PEAS CABBAGE TODAY HARRITT Si LACJDRJBNCB Old Post OlUco Grocery. Monday, Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday Four more days in which to buy anything in our carpet stock at 20 Per Cent Discount The House Furnishing Co. THE REVOLT AGAINST THE 8PEAKER. Illcuulnlly there Is talk of over throwing Speaker Henderson. The current against 1:1m Is again getting n head on. Tho wily .Scotch-American politician from Iowa will probably bo able to meet and Htem the tide, Tho Heine revolts wore undertaken against Speaker Reed. In tho end ho was downed. Hut it wna not the fault of Heed. It was tho fault of the sys tem, It Is a high-pressure system that will use up the host piwslblo speaker. Henderson will go the wny of Reed, but It will not be his fault. The present means the obliteration of nil but a few very strong Individuals In Congress. It Is claimed to be the only way work can be done. The present way or handling con gress under hlgli-prtMMtiro and absolute dlctatoishlp of the speaker will he broken down by the majority. The preaant way of inaimHliiK eon grtws lends to tho grout eat extrava gance. The I louse receives dictator ship not only from the speaker, but from the Mount. Look at the cowardly back-down of the House on the Nicaragua ennui! He hold Its abject paralysis and failure on Cuban reciprocity. In Its appro priations It does InmlucM In Kiyiil pin tmratlc fashion. Any bill or resolution that extends the growing army of papauckent can be gut through. Sinecure and corrup tion privileges uie being extended at a terrltMc and liuperlnlbttlc pace. The revolt Is not Htfulnst IUiuIhi- son. The system cries for a new uo rllleo. Unable to get all they clamor for, even under the present looting arrangement!!. thoy want a new deal for a larger handout. fluff,- from 8 omach complaints or constipated bowelssUome time Neglect the matter a. d they may become chronic Tsko JloMeMer'a Stomach Hitters at tho flrpt fymp'om and avoid unnecreafary suffering. It will tonci.p tl e ttouiflcli ai.d bowels, reilore the appetite, pulfv the blood nnd Abso lutely euro Sick Headache, Dizziness, Indigestion and Dyspepsia, a lew dofl-b will onvltire vnu of its valuo. For Sale tyDrueelsts- HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. THE VOTE RAPIDLY GROWING Journal's Seaside Outing Con test Growing Warm Today's count reveals the fact thnt some of the contestants in tho Jour nal's Seasldo Outing Contest nro got ting In earnest, or at least their frionds are, and It Is their friends who will do the work necessary to capture the prize. Today Miss Sapplngflold Is tho lender, having Increased hor vote from 1G2 to 476, nnd one new candidate has entered tho lists. Tho date of closing rests with the contestants, and It will lie at noon, either on August 1 1 tit or 16th, Ono of the young ladles has expressed a pref erence for the 16th, and It is evident that she Is all ready to start, hut If u demand comes for tho Mtli, It will he llxed for that date. This office will soon begin counting tho ballots dully: The Ballot. NamoB. Voted. Iva Smith 18 Leonn Hynu 15 ICdlth Happhigflold 127 Celesta Listen JC3 Cora McAteo 211 I.eoua Hrlggs 1 Nellie Derby IS Myrtle (lilmnre MB La Verne Knntuer 87 Victoria Wiirshuni 1 real ESTATE TRANSFERS Considerable Property Changed Hands Has 303 Ooia'l st., next to Vo ofltoe. allot es at Halem and Alto uy yyy At Easter Time is wheti the hulldlnu business will he lu full swing. If irj haven't given your orders (er your lumber requirements It will pay yen te get wiUitmte lrH (JoojtUle lumber Co., for ny and all kinds of lumber far wit at (aside wwk lth, thtngles, rash, dogr, UliwU and everything umkIoJ lu Uils line. THE NEWSPAPER OF THE FU TURE. It will not tie a dully. It will he a continuous newsiwjsr. It will Ue published morning and evening, when ever there U anything to prtal that U of Hibli tHtejHSst. uHnug (M HKeHi e-xetteweHt over the exiiected capture at the e-x-wnlcL Tracy, the leatU Star iwblbjhtMt nf teen Iwh In one day. That U a com mow oinreHee with the upto 4ut nwjWHr. fiii.A ........... . . ... ii nwHsmHw nwtMer wiu go og vry tmlH. ana om Ut own msmhs of Mwvyawe V)' laiui aiui wator, and U) Hwgiatr will be nrt to uUUse arU trHHUiMMrtatkML 'lit Uhmbsi of wodeni JourvmltaiH will make the whole world kin. The truusfcis of realty last week represented about $2(,0n. Home of the principal transfers, as shown by the deeds llled for record with Record er Blegniund, were ns follews: Ira V. Hubbard. tt . ux.. to A. S. Shaw, :ti:t acres, t 0 s, r 2 and : w, 17.600. State Laud Hoard, to Henry J. Ol tenheliuer, 111.08 ncrea, t I a, r 1 w, 12100. OIh Vorseth.et. ux.. to Itmma O. Ilyo. tnn.su acre, t 7 a, r 1 w, Wooo. Henjamlu Speuce, et uv. to Aurthur 0. and llulda Holmes, 20 acres, con sisting of Iota II and 12 or the Capi tal City Kiult I'arms, JIOOO. Paul I'mnk, et ah, to l'hlllp Meier, lots l, 10 and II, block t. Sublimity. tVM). Raymond 1). Cunhutt. unmarried, to C. It. Caehtttt, 100 acres. I N, t 2 h, J 1)00. A. IS. Hinllh. et ux.. to J. Jerman, a.7'J acres lu Sllverton, $600. John Casliatt. et ux., to It. I), ('a shatt. UK) acres, t s. r 8 e. Iimi. Maggie M. Nee I, unmarried, to Richard Walger, 9b. lu acres, t U , r a w. $700. kiism Aionght and h unhand to Heter J. II. Klraeh, lots 7 to 12. Inclu sive, block 2. Comptou's ttrst addttlou to Salem. KI. Andrew Vert-ler. et al., to Ww. Ame ler. lota 1 to It. laciuelve, hkwk o, Knob Hill IHHt addition to Saleiu, J WO. K. n. Clark, et h... to 0. W. John so, lots 7 and Si. block S, Couiptou's addition No. t to Saiew. S6o. " a. vaHuertHK'K, uuiuarried. to M. lttull Sckaeider. lot 17. WiMxIlturn l-'rult i'arms. $IUv. II. 1). lhwdy. et ux.. to Wm. I'. Card. W acriM. t v a, r 8.. $S&o. John WlliUnus. et u... to V. 8. Ulan ckard. a k lot I. block l. lutimiP Survey, tow a of Jefteraott, UN). J. U. Urower. et ux.. to Oeorse xwii'ker, sou l and I. block "V my eou's a4d to Salew. U2&. A. C. Her. et u. . to V. R. Segeurvr, et u.. laud In UutUtvtlU. smo Mary 11. Davenport and husband to w. j. jenoau, lot . block . Uro add to Sllmiutt. $100. HOPS SOARING HIGH i Secretary Winstanley Re ceives Encouraging Reports Condition of Yards in sion Bottom Mis- James Wlnstnnley, secretary of tho Oregon Hop Growers' Association, Is In recolpt of very encouraging nowa in relation to tho hop crop of 1902. He has Just received a letter from Now York state, In which he Is told that the remarknblo price of from 30 to 35 cents per pound has beon offered for this year's crop. Since there Is a nntuial difference of about four cents In the Oregon nnd New York markets, Mr. Wlnstanloy concludes thnt It will be but n short time until Oregon buy ers will bo offering 26 cents nnd pos sibly more on contracts. Tho same correspondent snys some Oregon hops of the 1901 crop recently sold In tho New York market for 2C cents, which is equivalent to 22 cents in tho Salem mnrkct. Tho writer further says that in his opinion the price of this year's imps will approach dangerously nenr the 60-cent mnrk boforo the season Is closed. In discussing tho general hop condi tion In tho Willamette vnlley, Mr. Wlnstanloy snys tho present weather Is perfect for tho growing crop. Ho says further thnt If wo should havo no tnoro rain nt all until after the har vesting of tho crop that hops would not suffer. Whllo the continued hot weather of tho past few days would slightly reduce the ylold. It would at the same tlmo Improve tho qunllty of the pioduct. "The hot weather Is rap Idly killing the lice, and particularly tho smaller llco," said Mr. Winstanley, "hut I am spraying my hops, anyway. I'or the slight Itom of exponso thnt spraying Involves, a poor man cannot afford to neglect treating his crop to a vigorous and systematic spraying. With the prospect so good for n big price for our -crop, It Is evldont that the hotter tho quality tho hotter the figure we will recelvo for our hold ings." A representative of Tho Journnl, who lias Just returned from a trip through tho Mission llottom country, finds n condition of prosperity much Improved over recent years. Hops ore lolng well. Tho growers seem to think that tho lice will not he very damag ing. Most of tho crop lias been con tracted at low figures, from 11 to 13 cents. Some are holding part of their crops for higher figures. The experi ence of past year has mnde the grow ers rather careful. A number of grow er, lu order to procure picking mon ey with which to pay the pickers, have made contracts at figures that will enable them to clear something. The small yards are not contracted, ns h rule. Owner of such ynrds are Jubilant over the outcome of nffalrs. believing that hops will go to a higher figure. ICach grower seems to think that his crop is especially good, and. to look at the yards. It Is hard to tell which will be the best. Will make! comment on the appearance of Indi vidual yards m a later date. Some grower Iwcame discouraged Inst year and tl lil not keep their full acreage this year, uud are now sorry for their shoit-elghteduoa. The h.ty and oat ciop nre about ....... ,, ,ni -ni u, W , j0(H1 con.i ACKER'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS cure Dyspepsia and all disorders aris ing from Indigestion. Endorsed ty physicians everywhere. Sold by all druggists. No euro, no pay. 25 cents. Trial package free by writing to w. H Itnriknr A Co.. IiUffalo. N. THREW ASIDE THEIR CANES Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Lee of Turner, Oregon, Relate Their Experience Witli Dr. Darrin at the Willamette Hotel, Salem. Marvelous But True. There are perhaps no more promi nent or better known people Hi Marlon county than Mr. nnd Mrs. Lee, of Tur ner, Or. Wherever thoy aro known their word Is accepted without ques tion, and their card, published below, goes far to establish Dr. Darrln's claim to successful treatment of chronic dis eases. Mr. Lee Writes as Follews: To the Editer: I'rlor to coming un der Dr. Darrln's medical and electric al treatment, I had beon painfully nf dieted with sciatic rheumatism, gen eral debility and nervousness. 1 could not walk without a cano when I first consulted the doctor two months ago. My relief from nil symptoms was tap Id, and I no longer need n cane. My wlfo has had trouble with her lungs having a severe cough lor many years also pnliiB and numbness In hor limbs, being obliged to use a cane. She has been successTully treated by Dr. Darrin nnd discarded her cano. I havo every confidence In Dr. Darrin and his now method of euro, nnd most emphatically commend him to the pub lic. I reside near Turner. Or., nnd can be seen at any time. KKUHEN LEU Prominent Linn County Lady Cured. Dr. Darrin, Dear Sir: About two months ago I began your treatment for a troublesome catarrh, and I am not troubled any more. This may benefit others, so use tills letter, If It will be of nny benefit. Yours respectfully. MRS. NI5TTIE DEMI'SUY. Waterloo, Linn county, Or. The following card was voluntarily offorcd by n lady desirous of helping others similarly aflllrtcd: To Salem Ladies: Dr. Darrin has treated mo for ca tarrh, neuralgia and rheumatism, scalp trouble, deafness, general nerv ous debility, femalo troubles and par tial paralysis of neck of the bladder, with marked success. 1 feel that words aro inadequate to express my gratitude for the great good that Dr. Darrin liaR done me, nnd I most heartily recom mend tho doctor to the nflllcted. MISS MINNIU WELLS. 157 18th Street, Salem. ' I I - ,4 1 Oregon Blue kiddoii TATEJAIR... 1 Salem, Sept. 15tli-20th, 1902 jj Will Be Bigger and Better Than Ever. CASH PREMIUMS ON EVERYTHING Send for Pemium List. m m f J !:W. H.WehiW, IH. u. YYisuuin, Pres., Hillsboro, Or. Sec , Portland. ROLkMAJM CHERRY SBBDER & 1 XL' 'llIS perfect Ohorry Seeder does not crush too cherry or cause nny loss of jutco; a practical mnchluo for largo, small r Cal ifornia cherries. Tho seed extracting knile drives tho eeed into ono diali nnd actually throws tho chorry into another. The murks of tho knifo enn acarcoly be seen on tho seeded fruit. It seoda from 20 to HO quarts por hour. Retail price, 85 cents. X R. M. WADE & CO. Minor Mention Local Import Drv Goods Sale Having purchased tho ttock o( tho Ladies' Uazaar at a Im'gnln, we have moved the goodd Into our store to ho sold at reduced prices. Get your goods at wholesale cost. 500 Shirt Waists at Cost. 250 Underskirts at Cost. 150 Wrappers at Cost. 350 Corsets at Cost. IloMcry, Muslin Underwear, Veilings, Ribbon9, Ilandkirchit-fs, Hoso Sup porters, all to be 1m1 at wholesale cost. Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store Next Door to the Postofllco, PLY BOUNCER Guaranteed to keep like off of stock if applied as directed, or monoy rolunded. L1CB KILJLBR that kills the lice. ...BREWSTER & WHITE... Feodmen and Seedmen. 01 Court Street, Salem, Oi I C nnd c. W. llrant nnd Ilert Mc YOU Catt ESCaDC FfOin TfOUble Atee went snllhiK on the Willamette Sunday mornhiK in a small sail boat they had recently purchased. Kvery thhiK wont nicely for some little time, until the Iioya had reached midstream, where the wator Is probably deeper than nt any othor one point, when the little cmft Hiiddonly became unman .lUlon The Krnln i In condition to arable and overturned, throwing Z 2 hrVMIIulle h(U commenced, occupanta Into the water. YonK Mc meryiHMiy is at work, and working nam. isvery able-bodied man can find employment at $1.35 and 11.60 n day ami hoard All erf the smaller farmer aud their famlHea are lookliiK forward to the hop-plckliiB season, alnce they are then Klven an opiwrtu nlty to earn a little spending money. i Walter lyoit. privat secretary to Ooveruor or. tpeat Suuday at Nw-port Catarrh Colnrltlrnor of IIm, AttWitkMI IMS oftwu (Me mil,! tw ie ramus ntvt or to dai aVpt. 3 a. wring m btrorty In the Utory r OlUer CrowwelL That vry dotuluatluy iuu was bartt om Sx. a. w, b w. toe hauto of Dttuhitr StK. 1 him. that of Worcester $n. X loaj. and he died Sept. . 1KUL Hut we nare lately com aenxw Htta euliuiuVtteM uf da tee wnica. mi far a we Loom, have 1x4 I ituw tmi hen noU,ts In-fow. The nuuiuer .Si OSTRICH LOGIC. "When 1 iaift w d.uiKer there is no (UuKer " 1 hat's the Iorjc of the ostrich which lodes its head and exix iu Uxly to the hunter There arc not a lew people who swin to have gone to the ostrich to learn loKic. The most dangerou eoemies of hunwnitv arc the e ueniiea which cant be seen, the disease breeding microbes which Infect the Wood it 14 Jmnler to get the microbe out ot the h than to keep it out. but Dr. 1-iMv1 t, olden Medical lMcoverv does both, by purl fung the blood aud then keeoiui; it purr ' If there are eruptions on the kni, ImmU, piH1. pies, tore or other signs of iwdu A blood, ue Doctor nene's t, olden Meatcal Discov ery, w hich will HUrifV lh UAn.1 " i-.i' ..:"- .v" "" uie 1 u e eni4i.u whuh ooine from it to Ih .Km - wrilM Un. l.Mt R 1 v,V Umiou Mlv Co NC Htmvtmt7mli! ?... which h,Ll mt fe, , i&XSL?" fiffi. M kwMU wt taltrml ml wt atck iwoliea If mil ol Umb. my lEnwt , w 44 I Wm sPI -V F I ' 1 fl . MNfuw to aa had futai lualiin.w .. iw atturt, oort II . the drat Slu art hiuje. Ultsl m latsjs. JauiM II Goodale Lumber Co. rir 8. 1 1'ttM'r. depot. I'hcwo M) I U a eonitltutkMMl riiu. It orl(iutM lu a xttofetetu wMMlttfOH el tb bUxnt ami tltMte on Um( ooMIUou. ibTiT." aJTTZL rZTT '.".' "ir"w M : A V"' ."'"' .'" J"- t4JiZZmH Ito.bnnrhe im 11 11 atosys raitloaliy aiat ixHwiimMtlr I : . J,"w Hwwi or ix-oia. was ViSt ff r PHW-BurKylntf, alterative "hhi l rXKMingiy. ijksjj (uw ..v.hw isijmw; jauuM vu. til. of Knajlandi Hood's SarsaDarila11 ,sj j ittw -. vwn5 uimi IN IlMtM. ITiiS. Hiu u-I.L Wn. died the hist liHa of Hm jaclA. ttaa. 1 mw m mo ttlw tmi a aw He IxIkJ Wit 7 ;- v. " '-., n.m . nrara m A litt' -c .TwaitHNi w4 mkc mutt, irbo mi ttks nrttutn lAtl lOUff II ...J1 tai, when I hnj of a uj. 1 liar at alm a. . . . ' Atee niannged to land upon the up turned boat, but the other boys re ceived nn unwelcome Immersion, but succeeded in reaching the shore with out further mishap, when another boat was procured, and the sail boat and its wile companion were brought to tho shore. At a meeting of the school board on Saturday evening the contract for Placing a new cement floor In the went naif of the Hast school basement was awarded to John Heldecker at 9 cents a square foot. The repairs com mittee was authorised to repair the sidewalks, stairways and steps of the school houM. and to level down with a gradual Wp the gound on the south aide- of the Kaat school build ItiK. from the basement to the street o as to dralu the water awav from nft structure. Clinton MeCoriMlck. uhn ... . reated om day hut wek for drunken new, was lined He. or twenty days in Jail by PoMce J4 j, or , th alternative of leaving Salern. and remaining away for the period of one year. He agreed to leave the city Aoker'a Qlood elixir positively Cure Chrome Ukood PoJIhI ly, all Scrofulous affST vi . . j"iwj ionic ana purlflw Money ret,!! If yo are rt isuta' J-J UcutliM D. J. Fo- DrSji Hy taking your linen and colored shirts, fancy vestf, duck or linen trousers to a tlret-class laundry, where satisfaction is gunranteed, We launder your chirts, collars, cuffs, ekirte and curtains, and also ladles' shirt waists, in a manner that defies competition by anyotner laundry in Orrxon. Try our work on your Summer garments and it will save you from fa)ing cms words. Salem Steam Laundry COLONEL J OLMBTKD, fKOPBIKTOB. D0B0C8 D. 0LM8TKD, MQR rhone 411 210 Liheriv Htrert The Fountain of Youth And vigcr that has beon (ought for ro eagerly could be found in fialem beer. The beet way to remain young is to keep up your conititutional strength with a good, pure and lnvii:oratini? hf.r like that brewed by the Capital Brew ery. In hot weather it is both food and drink, and is alwara palatable. Capital Brewery Co. Mrs. M. Beck. Prnnli. tlllllllll ', . ... . . ' " " I II I I It I I 1 I I 1 m? 'ami 1, V-5S !i 4 ''.N h P Journal Voting Contes u? FOR TWs mat medklne bai wrooat )m ammI on wroAila or the mmwui hH. ywi aiNK-inr aaa wl g-tur wn 5 Iao mi, r w aw, to 4o lVf "lA I ltu tiki.ig ih wnMdoe I eauld ail un oalr aiuiuut tiilie,iailIMiMtnlaciltB oly . l,t;: while at a tixt 30..?!? Milk al wt UmuU. w Aili .r hi.i- ...1... m I dd harjr rrt Urtitt. Tb. jJ .wn. m wmt-vm 9 IMM AIMKAI IMawn. iVm. SUKE CURE FOR PILES Itching 1W iwduw aaoiature a.i cauw itchlag. thla term w !,.. !d Mlind. llhmuu or TSSS,." . are cured bv Dr. o-san ko'a Ptf. w J? dy. sto lu-htng and blwdinj ! wrnstuwora. JOc a Jar atdnf. or sent by mall. TraU fre u !ff ' about vour nZ rl " rit lhlladlotin . L- . .BM". btones drug storM. at Dr Brltenbush Hot Springs. aBy aamiwra are already . iwi- INHwlar rort. Kr full n.wi.,... Dr. Harcc'a Muu.it rvn.i. . laddrusj ... 7mn The Most Deserving and Popular Voiin? Lady in Salem. Oae rwoii-tn,. i. . Ne-Port sud Z'ZT.T. "" ' ,re0 raUr0ad l,ck.a I! I Hotel with choke of hB entertainment at the Bay View . . I Satarday. au. ,a,t WM ,n ine ,10U88 r one wok, beginning . . J i. VMoe imah... "wwi?aiiinAmtft .in i 4- Mltof ballnt . . . "W1 w, oe receive J at this office, and re- vT.uBeu jrom day to day . JOURNAL VOTING COUPON 0n Vote for Miss. f0r ne week's fe Mw7"outlnaT at New- ItdtfFsFiua ai u u 4tUru, m an.1 iu'eonaVn hf " 0. . Aueust 1 6th H4H4HHwm4niiiiiiilllllllllliiHl -t j-irtffu' -!' k II mmmmWmMmmm94mWkmWmi - WnFpHKOHWlPigg