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polished has been.
Sauco dishes, sot of six, 15 coiiIb and
upwards.
7 Inch hurry howl, each 18 ccnta and
upwards.
Jelly glaajcs 25 ccuits n do.iii nud up
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Try D .unond Ulund tea for
Ico Tea.
Phone 2111 black. Fu-e Delivery
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Robert E. Jarvls, St. Paul.
V. N. Jones, Portlnnd.
W. I). WllllaniH, Minneapolis.
Mrs. W. I). Williams, Minneapolis,
11. A. Caplos, Portland.
s. Collins, city.
.Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Oregon City.
A. Larson, Portland.
V. F. Clarke, Tncoma.
J F. Front, New York.
Clyde ICelty, McCoy.
A. Davis, Lowlston, la,
Thos. C. Hloomor, Poitlaud.
11. D. Dyine, Seattle
Mart Hoggs, Portland.
John Darby, city.
10. II. Huge, St. Louis.
Bed Time
I take n pleasant herb drink, tho next
morning I fcol bright and my com
plexion Is bettor. My doctor says It
acta gently on tho stomnch, liver and
kidneys, and ts a pleasant laxative. It
Is made of horbs, nnd Is propnred as
easily as tea. It Is called Lane's Med
icine All druggists sell It at 25c and
CO contB. Lane's Family Medlcinos
moves tho bowola -each day. If you
cannot get It, send for frco samples.
Addross, Orator Woodwurd.LoRov.N.
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cry's broad and pastry. Every f.ood
housekeeper uses It Give us a call.
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Special for jjiain and flax
1 Special for clover nd timothy 517 00
No 1 OnUnnial for grain onW 17 0
No. 2 Centennial f-r jjrain only 20
No, 1 Centennial for frjin and tlax JIB 7S
No 2 Crnieunial for grain and flax f21 SO
No 1 Centennial for grain, clover, timothy--520 00
; No. 2 Centennial for grain,
PEERLESS tanning mills 522 SO
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10. C. Little Is In Alhany today.
Austin Sims Is vlaltliiB In Newport.
Mrs. S. A. Kozc-r Is visiting In Port
land. Frank Meyer Is visiting In Lebanon
for n week.
C. F. O. Koynl went to Albany today
on husluesH.
t
Mrs. M F. Osborn went to Newport
this morning.
Miss Oskle Matthews has returned
from a visit In Portland. Colorado, to attend tho Woodman
S. D. Ormsby, of the foiost reserve. Krttn,t 0llg0. TIl0J. wI11 oxtoml thclr
has gone to Claud Capp Inn. ' trIp to vironuu, Wisconsin, for a visit
Mrs. Thos. Kay and Miss Kay nio Wtb relatives,
taking an outing at Newport. I 0
A. Cleaner has gono to Wnliown Have -You Tried
county to do some surveying. Those delicious wafors. etc.. In Nn-
Kola Nols, the Albany hop man and tlonal Uiseult Company's goods? All
brewer, was In the city todny. ( the rage In the Hast. Uranson & Ha-
Miss Lena Stanlleld Is tho guest of gnu are now showing them to their
Miss Cora Dlosser. at Hubbard. customers In tho following varieties:
Hon. It. 10. Moody, of Portlnnd, spent Nabisco wafers In chocolnte and eher
S.unduy with his pnrents In this city, ry (lavors. Social Teas, Graham waf-
Mrs. S. C. Klghtllnger hns gono to ors, Milk biscuits and Choose sandwich
Kent and Seattle. Wash., for a visit. ( cs; all put up In packages. Dranpon &
II. Helmkoo has gono to Urolghtcn- Hngan.
bush Springs for a two-weeks' out-1 o
Ing.
Miss lOmma Hopf, of Seattle, is In
tho city, the guest of her cousin, Miss'
Georglnn Hopf.
Mrs. L. H. Shirley has gone to Col
fax and Colton, Washington, for a vis
It with her sons.
Miss IOnle Kloln has gone to Port-
land, where she will take a course of
training as a nurse.
Superintendent and Mrs. Clayton
Wentz, of tho stnto deaf mute "school,
wero in Portland today..
Mrs. It. Huttcnhoff, of Portland. Is
visiting at tho homo of her brother.
M. Urodemler, In this city.
Mrs. J. L. Lnmhrith and baby, of
Portland, are visiting nt tho parental
home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Unas.
Miss Dell Cooper, deputy in tho
county recorder's department, spout
Sunday with her parents at Jefferson.
Mr. nnd Mrs. M. 10. lnguo hnvo
gone to Shedds, nnd points In South
ern Oregon, for a several weeks' out
ing. Dr. J. F. Cnlbronth. Claud Gatch and
G. G. Dlnghnm returned this morning
from nn over-Sunday visit at New
port.
Mrs. Jay Hastings, of Sacramento,
Cnl., Is visiting in Salem, at the homo
of her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. F. 11.
Southwlck.
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clover, timothy. .$22 SO
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Mr. nnd Airs. II. K. Goldberg, who
have lie-on visiting with Mrs. Gold
berg's parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. Levy,
lort today for their home at Seattle.
Frank Hamilton and IOvorett Ander
son left this morning for the moun
tains, where they will fish the crooks
dry. and shoot everything having four
foot.
Mrs. W. Ilrodemlur. of Grnnd Island,
Nebraska, who has been visiting her
nephew, M. Urodemler, In this city,
has gono to Portland to continue hot
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Helen M. Southwlck, nccom-
tmiliml liv linr ilnlU'litur Atlaa ATnttl.i
ti.i. mnrnn, ffir n,.i, p.,,,.,,'
Notice of Intention to Improve and
Call for Bids.
Notice Is heieby given that It is tho
Intention of the city of Snlcm, Orogon,
to improve tho ntley running north
and south through block No. 88. of
Snloni, Oregon, by constructing there
in a lateral sower, hotweon Marlon
and Division streets, in said city, up-
on tho plans nud specifications now
on file, nnd subject to Inspection, in
tho olllco of tho city recorder of said
city, at the city hall. And bids for
tho furnishing of labor and mnterlnls.
nnd tho doing of tho work necessary
in tho const! uctlou of said sower, ac
cording to tho plans and specifications
Aforesaid, are hereby cnlled for, and
will bo received and (lied by the un
dersigned, nt the city hall, up t omid
Including tho hour of 5 o'clock p. in.',
on tho fitli day of August. 1002. Tho
bids (lied In this connection must be,
oncli and all, accompanied by n certi
fied check in the sum of Hi per cent,
of the full sum of the bid offered, nud
tho city of Salem reserves the right
to rojoct any and all bids offered In
pursuance to this notice and call and
I In relntlon to this Improvement. Done
by order of tho common council, tills
28th dny of July. 1902.
N J Jl'DAII.
7-28-IUd City Recorder. Salem, Or.
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YHE D AlL JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 28, 1902.
MURDERER
OF BEN
TRACY
He Has Been Returned fof
Trial
Lane County Murder Case to
Be Heard in October
Kugcno, July 28. (Special to Jour
nal) Last week, after a hunt of about
throe weeks. Sheriff W. W. Withers
captured at Wells, Nevada, tho ninni
who Is nccused of murdering and rob
bing Honton Tincy, tho barkeeper, at
Junction City, during the night of
May ID, 11)02. At tho last term of tho
circuit court, held In lOugeno last
month, tho ginnd Jury cnlled upon
County Judge H. It. Klncnld nnd
earnestly requested that tho county
use every menus possible to capture
tho man who murdered and robbed
Honton Tracy nt Junction City, and
should nuthorl.o tho necessary ex-i
ponse. In addition to their verbal rec
ommendation they filed with the county
Judge, In order to Justify tho expenso
of making a thorough senrch In other
Btntos, the following written special
repert:
In the eh cult court of tho stnto of
Oregon, for I.nno county.
Special recommendation of grand
Jury to county court of Lane ceunty:
Tho grand Jury finds that Honton
Tracy wns shot down In cold blood In
Junction City. I.nno county, Oregon,
during the night of May 1!). 1002.
After healing tho evidence wo hnvo
concluded and say that the killing of
Tracy was a commercial transaction;
a brutal, calculated murder of n mnn
for the money in his possession.
The criminal has OHtapod from this
county nnd state, but wo believe, from
the evidence before us, that ho can
yet he captured and brought to Jus
tice. That we believe that I.nno county
should assist Its olllecrs In tho pur
suit of the fugitive beyond this stnto,
and we recommend that tho county
court of Lane county defray tho ex
penses of the sheriff In searching for
the said muiduror within other states.
Dated at lOugeno, I.nno county, Ore
gon, this 18th day of Juno, A. 1).. 1902.
10. P. Kedford, foreman of ginnd Jury:
Henry Gates, James A. Stevens, S. N.
Sdirlmpf. 11. J. Streeter, 0. N. Mc
Lean, H. G Veutch. giaud Jurors.
This report wns submitted to Coun
ty Commissioners Kdwards and Hill,
and, after due consideration, the
county court authorized Shoilff W. W
Withers to go nt the expense of tho
county, nnd miike a thorough soardi
as long nnd n fur ns he could find any
trace of tho murderer, until ho sue
ceeded in capturing him, or should
consldor his enpturo Improbable. After
n long nud tedious c-base the sheriff
succeeded In running the rascal down
at a Utile station on the Central I 'a
clllc lallroad in Nevada. He then had
to get u requisition from the governor
of Nevada before he could bring the
prisonor to Oregon, which detained
him n few days longer. Of all the
sheriff Lane county has ever bad
Withers hns been the mot HucceMHful
In capturing and holding prisoners. In
this particular case he has nmm
pllshod what, to nuxt people, seemed
impossible. After the criminal bad
been out of the state more than a
month he tiaced him for more than a
thousand miles nnd captured him The
nnme of the man who Is accused of
the murder of Denton Tracy Is llert
Henton. alias Iiert Itay. Sheriff With
cm Is expected to arrive in ISugeue
with him. Friday. July 38th.
What Is Known of Ray
Henton. alius Itay, formerly lived
at C'orvullU, and was wall known at
Cottage Grove and polntit south of
Junction. H had been around June
tin about ten days before the shoot
nit.' and had been playing out of luck
He had put in most of hU time at the
Monogram saloon, of which Tracy waa
mat ager. Tuy bad no trouble until
liw- night of the shootiag. when Ilea
ton trM to rob the till. Tiacy had
H-d at midnight, and when all the
i ,i!itu4s of the place were gone out.
Mo rit U the rear of the saloon to
i' ' the doors. Heatou. who hail
-1 i ftftng up awl down outside the
-aii .(ii where he was wau-hlug. en
'!-l and pulled ouu the till, hW-h
a us .it lock), and contalsed about
;.'! H in xt rulled ot the
i. tout, i 'ii Kt about f to more 'I
This
mug i),. i.i-ii und Tntrjr Mew hm-k
.! ) isokM II-Hton In the act of tub-
iy t tUi IfeMtOB Jwssped up uu
rai iKiinicr and as Tracy was In
wat i.f cm ape. shot hlw down.
- ' ''!.' iiifr-d his abdomen at his
' ' ' j'Ktt-t u the tight a4de, and
ame it tin- opposite way below.
Tu.y r i. to "ni Untm, got up ami
Mi-nt iMiiiixi tint bar to get his gun;
went u ttu skwr aad flntd several
shots at atarw. as IleahM had Umi;
went behind the bar tw shells, and
was found lying over tho drain hoard
dead.
Did Not Live to Tell.
Although Tiacy emptied his revolv
er nt the robber, or to glvo alarm, and
n saloon was running two doors from
tho Monogram, no one appeared in
time to hear from his lips who his
murderer wns. The first trace of Hen
ton was got through a constable at
Reading, Cnl., hut when Sheriff With
ers got there. In nnswor to n tclogram,
the mnn hud flown. Ho followed him
to Saciamonto, then from place to
place until ho got htm nt Wells, Ne
vada. Henton Is Indicted.
The Lane county grand Jury hns In
dicted Henton for murdor In tho first
degree, and ho will hnvo bin trlnl In
October. The testimony will ho en
tirely clieumstnntlnl. nnd It will not
ho easy to convict Henton.
o
How's This?
Wo offer Ono Hundred Dollars Ho
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not ho cured by Hall's Catarrh Curo.
V. J. CH10NI3Y & CO.. Toledo. O.
We. tho undersigned, hnvo known V.
J. Cheney for tho Inst 15 years, and be
lieve him to bo perfectly honorable In
nil business transactions, nud finan
cially able to carry out any business
obligations made by tholr Arm.
West & Trunv, Wholosnlo Drug
gists. Toledo, O. Wuldlng, Klnnnn &
Marvin, Wholosnlo Druggists, Toledo,
O.
Hall's Catarrh Curo Is taken Inter
nally, acting directly upon tho blood
nnd mucous surfneos of the systom.
Testimonials sont free. Prices 75c
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
II til's Family Pills nro tho best,
o
Public Auction, August 4th.
At I p. m eleven cows with enlves
by side, also two steers and three
heifers. t 10. Uindley, four miles
oust of Salem. 7-28-.1t-1w
o
Notice.
Notice Is heieby given that tho fol
lowing county warrants, drawn on the
treasury of Marlon county, mnro thnn
sovon years prior to the 1st day of
July, 11)02, and remaining unclaimed In
the hands of tho county clerk of said
county, will bo presented to tho conn
ty court nt its rogu)nr August term
mo.', for an order directing them to
hu destroyed, as by law provided, tin
loss claimed prior to said date:
July !), 1SD2, No. 18,07:1, J. P. Hurl
11.00.
August !l. 181)2, No. 18,880, S. W
Kempt, ?U.I0.
September 0. 18112, No. 19,0117, Kred
Patterson, $1.70.
September 11). 181)2, No. li),12D. 10. S.
Plutts, $1.50.
September 11), 181)2, No. 19,1.10, John
Mlngur, $l.!u.
Soptombor lfl, 181)2, No. 19,191, T. C.
Ciabtroo, $1.00. .
Octobor 8, 1892, No. lD.IICS, MIsh Mo
Hiido, $1.70.
Octobor 8, 1892, No. 19,380, Louis
Wright, $1.70.
Novombor 11. 1892, No. 19.(107, Mrs.
John Hnsson, $2.20.
Novombor 11, 1892, No. 19.017, Chus.
linker, $2.20.
Novombor 12, 1892, No. 19,777, T. ().
Andrews, $1.70.
May C, 189U, No. 21,547. O. H. Van
.ant, $1.70.
July 8, 1893, No. 22,037. 10. A. Smith,
$1.70.
Soptombor 8, 1893, No. 22,025, lOmmn
.wlckor, $1.90.
Novombor 11, 1803. No. 23,250, 10.
Warren, $1,20.
Novombor H. 1803, No. 23,171, W.
W. Williams, $1.90.
Novombor 11, 1803, No. 28,480, J. V.
Hill, $1.70.
December 11, 1803, No. 28,085, May
Ituvaux, $1.70.
May 12, 1801, No. 25,001. Drowning
& Nagol. $2.00,
Juno 11, 1801, No. 26,204, Doc Logan,
$1.70.
Juno 13, 1804, No. 25,358, Hmma .1.
Lnuktrue, $1.70.
June II, 1801, No. 25,180, H. IC. Mil
ler. $1.70.
Juno 18, 1804, No. 36,451. W. N. Suv
age, $1.90.
July 9. 1891, No. 20,093, Win. Wnt
sou, $1.50.
July 9. 1S04, No. 2,1Sfi, A. J. Wyck
off. $1.90.
July 0,1804, No. 20,137, C. T. Hall,
$2.30.
August 9, 1804, No. 20,310, H. Hands
berry. $1.70.
Huptembor 8, 1804. No. 80.707. A. O..
Jurmau, $3,60. i
Hopturnlmr 8, 1801, No. 20.SflO, MIsh
May Kramer, $1.60.
September 8, 1891, No. 2G.80T, Miss
May Kramer, $1.80. !
March 1. 1801, No. 27,180, 0. W.
McCowen. $1.70. ,
November 12. 1801, No. 87.17, Min
nie HarretL $1.70.
November 18, 1884. No. 87,618. Mrs.
L Cass, $1.70.
November 18. 1801, No. 87,8, Llx
le Uuffaii, $1.70.
December 10, ISO I. No. 87,788, It.
ltyder. $1.70.
January 17. 18M. No. 88.866, George
W Cleveland, $1.70.
January 17. 18K6. No. 88.868, Frank
Cummins. $1.70.
January 17. I86. No. 88.867. Prank
Hiwrger. $1-70.
January 17. 1886. No. tg.SU, Theo
dore Armstrong. $1.70.
February 8. 1886. No. 88.848, W. II.
Wlhwu. $170.
February 8. 18. No. 88.181. Win.
WiHterwantle, 60 cents.
March 8. 184. No. 81,708. C. O. A.
HoaliHry. $ 1 .741.
March 9. 1886. No. 86.787. Mrs. Alice
Davis. $10.
April 6. 1886, No. 86.884,
Froues. $1 70.
Spo'iagie, $1.74.
.March 8. 1886, Ko. SS.7ST.
Froius. $1.74.
Jhk 7. 1844. Ko. 88.884. T. T.
$1.74.
August II. 1881. No. 80.47 i.
Prank
Itoharta, $L7u.
Dated, this Uh day of Juu, 1982.
W. W. IIAU
It a wk dly-lt w-td ttounty OUrh
Prank I
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W. T. . I I WMJIIA I
FORCE" FOOD CO jHackcttsloWn. N- J-. April jo, 1902,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Gentlemen :-l took home a package of " FORCE "yesterdav
and the children were anxious to try it for supper. We found ft
suited our palates, and our little, two-ycar-old girl cried for the
stcond dish. The first thing this morning, on reaching the break-'
fast table, she, In her baby English, made us understand that she.
wanted "FORCE" for her breakfast. We are all In love Sh II
but am torful you have got me into a "peck of trouble," as the
children want "FORCE" for dinner ami dmnV , ..,.. ' ,'
Yours very truly, .
Name furnished on application.
CONSUMPTION
tho most dreaded and deadly of all
diseases, as well as pneumonia, and
all Lung Troubles nro relieved at once
and cured by Acker's English Remedy
"the king of nil Cough Cures." Curos
Coughs nnd Colds In a dny.. 25 cents.
Your money bnck If dissatisfied.
Write for froo sample. W. II. Hooker
& Co., Huffalo, N. Y. D. J. Fry, Drug
gist. Clyde Hamsby and D. F. Purdy, two
of the young men who have been nr
restod for tho theft of $3800 from Mrs.
IOwlng. of Hubbnrd, have succeeded In
giving bonds in tho required sum of
$1000, nnd hnvo been released from
the county Jail. Hoy Humsby, tho third
party, has thus far. been uunblo to
furnish bonds, nnd remnlns In Jnll.
The preliminary examination of the
young men Is set for 10 o'clock Tuos
day morning before Justice Horgun
Mokl Tea positively Cures Sick
Headache, Indigestion nnd Constipa
tion. A delightful herb drink. He
moves nil eruptions of tho skin, pro
ducing a perfect complexion or money
refunded. 25c. nnd 50c. Writo to us
for froo sample. W, II. Hookor & Co.,
Duff nio. N. Y. D. J. Fry. Druggist
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Whl to Corner, Palom, Oregon. Partlos
iioslrlng superior operations nt mod
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roquost
The Science of
Osteopathy
Many penplo hnvo boon led to be
l(ove through fnlso reports nnd.lgtio
rnucu that Osteopathic treatment wub
painful nnd oven Injurious to children
or wenkonod invnllds.
Nothing could bo further from the
truth for It Is adapted tn tho case, and
In uowlso Is It Injurious to tho frnllost!
child or wenkonod Invalid. Hut
rather It Is Invigorating and strength
ening, and never Is tho pntlent worn
out or nmdo nervous from treatment.
However, thero nro many fakers and.
pretendors In Ostenpnthy who do not.
understand how to glvo treatment
properly. . None are genuine or com-'
potent who hnvo not attended school
nt least four terms of llvo months
onch.
Drs. L. 10. Wyckoff nud Mrs. Grnco
Albright, of I. O. O. F. Temple, Salem,
nro grnduntoa of tho Amorlcuu School
of Osteopathy, a twenty months'
schoql, and thoroughly quallllod to
gtvo scientific treatment nud handle
any caao put In tholr curo. All dis
eases, uspeclnlly chronic dlsoasoa und
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tiojmrv to u'ul von. It won't nn
Hwor t-vbry qiKwlion, lint Uiero are
tlioiiwiiuis to wiiioii ii win give you
true, clear und deflnito uiuworu,
not ubont words only, hut about
things, tho eiiii, nmcliinery, moii,
lilucoa, storioH nud I ho like. Tliou,
too, tlio oliildroii can llnd tlioir
own unswors. Home of our
gronloil mon liavo aioriliod tlioir
power to study of tho diolioimry.
Of coursoyon want Hie Ixiat dic
tionary. 'J'lio most crilioal mofor
tho .Now and J.ulurgod JMitlou of
WEBSTER'S
International
Dictionary.
you (ii' rtiy qmthunt
about t irrifi ut
Q. & O. MEnniAM CO.,
spninaf iblo, maos.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
Aif n!?.'J?lj;l.V"!e.lla. or l. I this column
icrtraihrcc times for 25c. SOtsWeek M sn
tnoatn. All over fivelftts itthe smr.
WANTED,
Wanted Fivo young men from Mnilon
lounty nt onco to prepare for posi
tions In tlie government service
Apply to Intor-Stnto Corros. Inst.,
Cedar Hnpids, la. 7-23-lm-dw
Wanted. Men with teams to haul
wood, lnqulro of F. P. Tnlklngton,
102 State street.
7-21-tf
Wanted. Peoplo of all ages, from 10
years up, to pull llax. Apply In per
son Thursday morning nt Gorbor
fa-.it, one-fourth mile west of blgSn
loin bridge. Uugeno Hosso. 7-14-tf
Wanted five young men From Ma
lion couu'.y to prepare nt onco
for positions In the government
sei vice. Apply to Intor-Stato Inst.,
L'euur Itnplds, la. 0-17-2m
Wanted lOverybody io try Oregon
Foot Ease for all foot ailments,
Onco tiled alwayB used. Ask your
druggist or send 25c. S. L. Hayes,
llulsey, Ore. 5-27U
LOST AND FOUND.
Founa. A door key Owner can call
for same at Tho Journal olllco.
7-2C-3t
Lost. A
pair ot gold-rlnimcd glasses
and chain, between Hush's hank nnd
Zlnn's confectionery storo. Lenvo
nt Journal olllco, and obllgo tho
owner. 7-2C-3t
FOH RENT.
J For Rent or For Sale. 12.rooin house,
paitly luriilshud, largo grounds,
stable, etc. luqulru Juurnnl otllcu.
7-91 in
FOR SALE.
or sale or Exchange. A lust-class
Jersey hull, subject to registry, For
particulars see J. II, Howell, Cross
nnd 12th streets. 7-25-3t
For bale. A second-hand ;l',i-ludi
wagon, with box, all In good condi
tion for $20, A snap for somebody,
Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co., Sa
lem. 7-23-Gt
For Sale. -New river boat, with sail,
18 feet long, lutuuded for gasoline
launch, chuap. Inquire ul Journal
olllco. 7-8-lm
For Sale. ;tyoar-old Jersey cow, with
huifer calf, liujulro at Journal of
llco. V-7-lui
For Sale. Nuw und second-hand bug
gies, now and sucoud-haud sprlns
wagons, buckboards and carta, at
tho Salem Carriage and Wagou Fac
tory. Werner Kouuoll, proprietor,
3tH Commorclal strcoL 4-16-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
Salem Bridge Closeo. Good ferry run
iilng at Lincoln. 7-221 Ith
Musical. Miss lltirtha Hubbnrd has
returned to Salem for tho summer
mouths, und will take pupils on the
piano ut her home, ouu block wost of
the North Salam school. 7-16-tf
Well Dluplno and Brick Work Wolls
dug ami cleaned. Jobbing In brick
ttoik ami cistern building. Founda
tions put under houses nud chim
neys built. Apply to A. V. Holt,
Hulem P. O. or northenst corner
Hlvtjraldo Addition. 7-12-lm
Don't You Know Aiiytniiig about Kd
wards' MarkotT At 410 Stuto streoL
Rest placo to buy frosh and cured
meats at tho lowest prices. Phono
2C24. I). Edwards, prop
All Kindt Of camping utensils,
stoves und tsuts, and sscoud-haud
goods nt J. N. Shantz', 107 Court
street. O-H-tf
LODQE8.
Protection Lodao No. 2, Auclout Or
der United WuikuiMU, moots every
Huturday efiili:; In tho Jlolmsn
Hull, corner ot ritato und Liberty
streets. i-iting brethren welcome.
P L. V,. t M V.; J. A. Hell wood.
HoconJrr .
FOHEbrCKj oF AMERICA Court
Sliorw'x i l-i'issters No. 19. Meets
Krldu i ..in In Turusr block. Ir
lliiml. it.: A. U llrowii. 8ec
Central LoU o. 1BK. of P. Custle
ll.ili iu il.MH.au block, eornsr mate
Hud lii-it) ftrosts, Tuesday of
aili 'k si T:20 p. m. Claud
ii.Ki.M-,.1!. t; c . Zmioc J. lllggs. K
in u ui.ii
HOP AND I'HODUOE BUYERS.
J. CaTmichael Hop buysr. Otllco Iu
lliishllrsywua building, Malem, Ore
gon fttmtilM of choice hom sollo
Itwl from all growors.
PHYSICIANS.
J. H. Brewer, physician and surgeon.
Office In Oray bloek. Rooms 7 and
9, Phone 91.
OSTEOPATHY.
briaht. Twenty HWHths graduates
of ths AWBHraM khl of Osteop
aihy. Klrksvllls. Mo Dr Wyekorf Is
ths cwly twenty moHths' gentlemun
graduate l toUtm. Odd FeUows'
Temple. 'Phone Main 272L
Dr. M. T. Sehoettle Oraduate Ajfef'-
..can Sohool of Osteopathy. Klrks-
vllle, Mo, Offleo In Tioga block,
over the Upa. Ofllco hours 8:30 to
11: SO and 1 to i. MS
W. Q. Robblns, Dr. of Osteopathy
Graduate of tho Columbia College
of Osteopathy, Chicago, 111, Office
1G7 Court street Chronic diseases
ojieuiuiiy. ,
' Juan mm .n,
Evans' Barber Bhop, Only first-clana
ouujj on buuo street. Kvory thing
new nnd up-to-date. Finest porcelain
haths. Shavo, 15c; hair-cut, 25oj
baths, 25c. Two flratlass hnn.
blackB. O. W. Evans, proprietor.
Notice to Contractors.
Tho undorsignod will receive scaled
proposals for tho construction of a
one-story school building, to ho erect
ed In School District No. CO, according
to plans and specifications In tho of
fice of W. D. Pugh. All material de
livered on tho ground frco of chargo
from tho Gorvals depot, Bids will bo
received nt tho nbovo office on Au
gust 1st, ot 2 p. m., and then publicly
opened. Tho board rosorvos tho right
to reject nny and nil bids. (Signed)
10. M. SAVAGE, Chairman.
Louis Aral. Clork. 7-21-td
If
S. C. STONE, M. D.
PROPRIETOR OP
STONE' DRUG STORE
8ALEM, OREGON.
Tho storos(two In nunibor)aro located
nt No. 235 and 207 Commercial bL,
and aro well Btocked with a comploto
lino of drugs and medicines, toilet
articles, porfumory, brushes, etc.,
Has had some 25 years oxporlenco In
tho practice of medicine and now
makes no chargo for consultation, ex
amination or prescription.
CAPITAL CITY
Express and Transfer
Moots all mall and passenger trains.
Baggage to all parts of the city.
Prompt lervlco. Telephone No. 241.
HOMYER. ft HEDRIOK.
tBarr's German Salve
Heals quickly nil cuts, or bruise.
Draws luronoea out of lame bnck, and
draws slivers out ot flesh which ofton
break off too short to pull. Sticks like
sticking planter. Try it nnd you will
now bo without. Ily mall 26o.
For sale nt BARR'S JEWELRY STORE
120 State Street. Salam, Or.
Huie Wing Sang Co ,
Sprcinl Halo of all waists,
white underwear, wrappers
floor mattings. UOTrOM
PRICKS. :: a ::
140 State St., Salem, Or.
Tb? flnne,.
.t FINK WINK8, MQQOI18
' AND0I0AU8. ..
102 Codri St
Your Step Mother
Is still horo busy as ovor, and when
your clothes aro all out of ordor, worn,
with buttons off, tako them to her at
tho Salem Dyo Works.
At this establishment you can got
anything sot to rights, from a pair of
gloves, to tho most olaboreto silk
gown. A gontlomau can gut his bat
cleaned, his trousora creased, or his
wholo suit rejuvenated to suit his
tasto, also four suits a 'month for 11.
Uuttous sowed on, tips sowod up, suits
prosHod on short notlco. Now goods
shrunk for dressmaking.
MRS. C. H. WALKER
105 Commercial Street
Sa
r
OFFICE UllY HALL
For wator sorvlco apply at office.
Dills payablo monthly In advance.
Maku all complaints at tho office.
SILYER CREEK
FALLS STAGE LINE
galum to ArKuntlul, via Whlteaker and
ruturn. Leavos Haleni pot olllco 7 a.
in., weekdayn only. Carry passengers
and paekniios. Finest mountain outing
trip open to Halom people.
7 ML WAUUKN W DAVIH, Prop.
L.D. HENRY'S
REAL ESTATE AND
RENTING AGENCY
la at 10 Commercial Btreut
PHONE MAIN 2681 SALEM ORE.
First Class Birjcl?
Repairing
And all kinds ot
iiiudrioe at
FUU J. MOORE'S
lllDwtrt HI.
Phone Sfttl.
Stcusloff Bros,
Dealers In Live Stock,
Wholesale and retail butchers and
packer. All kinds ot fresh and aalt
meats. Pine sausages, bams, hacon
and im 318 Commercial street
B. F. JONES,
Attorney at taw
Toledo, Oreflon.
Was elerk of olrcult court for alx
years and baa an up-to-date abstract
of all property In Lincoln county.. . ...
THE ELITE CAFE
208 Commercial Street
Meals at all heurs. Open day and
Bl0oly plseo In tho city handling the
aiiioui . . . -.,,
OLYMflA ucck
U tne KwMjptlon Saloon
YholI
ami retail.
J IVtIUI,
E ECKBRLBN, PropHetor
"" ' Hi '.II in
"yaS"8tiavTn?PTuj
clasB burbors engaged. Finest bath
rooms In city. Wo uso ontlaept0
storlllzor. J. Ryan, Pron.
Witt
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