The Daily journal., July 29, 1902, Image 3

a
"
Hand-Workers
Wicked Ware
Very Clieap
Good for Camping:
Come and See it
Aek also to see tho Firo Polished
Glassware. JuH na cheap aa tho un
polished linu been.
Sauce diahoa, boI of blx, 15 conle and
upwiirila.
7 inch hurry bowl, each 18 cents nnd
upwarda.
Jully glares 25 cents a dozen nnd up
wards.
YOKOHAAU TEA STORE
Try Diamond Blond tea for
Ice Tun.
Phono '2tll black. Free Delivery
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS.
It. A. Cavers, Lansing, In.
Win. F. Snani, Lansing, In.
l .1. O'Domilil, I'rose Agt. Durfalo
Hill's Show.
II. C. Hedges and 2;i advance agents
of IJulTnlo HIU'h Show.
Fred Grnlinni, Uoston.
Coo. IC. Rurton, San Francisco.
.1. C. Htiytur. Dallas.
H. C. Mudcnift, San Francisco.
S. II. Llnthlcum. Portland.
O. 13. Sllverthoin. Philadelphia.
John I.ooHcli, Cincinnati.
John Arnott. San Francisco.
A. W. Wllllntns, Snn Francisco.
o
Public Auction, August 4th.
At 1 it. in. cloven cows with enlves
by aide, also two stecis and throe
holfors. C. 12. llradley, four milos
oast of Salem. 7-2S-3t-lw
The Croulso studio Is still drlng
business over the New York Racket
store. 7-2C-tf
The New White House
Rostaurant can nlways satisfy your
taste, with tho bust monls on the mar-
kot. Open day and night.
'
o
A. M. Clourjh, Undertaker, 107 State
street. Phone Main 1351, Salem, Ore
gon, successor to D. E. Huntslnger.
Residence Broadway and Mill, North
Salem. Phone Main 221.
09SO93a84CMM -
,411 I H -fr4-H-H-fr-M 'M - M -
FANNING MILL
;;
,, ..,;
m ; i
j: ---S0LD BYr Jjj
111 MiTGMRlL l rwIs & Staver GoJlll
W ' WMl,lMaBSeeseWBMBSSISSeMBJeeaSSSSeBeMBSJSejSMSBSSeaeBaSeeMSSSeSSS !' '
n ( m
And guaranteed
I Fanning Mill Prices
i
Special for giain only
Special for tfiain and tlax .
Special for clover anJ limothy
No 1 C-ntcnnialfor grain only 17 50
No. 2 Centennial f t rain only ?20 00
Nt 1 Ciiitcuniul for grain and fljjc Sti 75
No 2 Centennial for grain and flax 21 SO
No 1 Centennial for grain, clover. timolh - -S20 00
No. 2 Centennial for grain,
PEERLESS lanning milU
WESTERN, complete with two hurdks and
sieves for grain, flax and timothy -. . $22 50
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 Mw-ifflHrWj 1 1 h 1 1 im ;""
llllllillilllmM'MJiNhhlLlNiliiniin Ulllllllllllllllillltiiliiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiniiim r,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,..,,.,..,,,,,,,..,.,,,,:
Ill 1 11 aiifl llillil
i sassse! III! I II lllllllll bsbbJII i llillllir IKS? tffflm W?) WfflMsMSJ ssanH
H II II II II IHriM i I I IIhhjKI I I 1 ''il t h 0H MbbbhI f I II 1 1 IIP II I Ueee
RHIIlilH KM llh IHa illlliJIiPI
IIHIIHHBHIfflilif MffJSHl Hi ii'l MB IwtiuKttMBUii
And Brain-Workers Call It A Squars Meal. And Delicious;
Hill it-H-H-H-fr-H-H-H-H-H-H-
il -Social Realm!!
An Albany Wedding.
Tho following account of tho wed
ding of two popular young people, of
Albany, who nro known to a largo iMr
clo of Salem people, appeared In a re
cent Issue of tho Albany Demecrat:
imiDOKFOItD CIIAMRHRLIN. -On
Saturday afternoon, July 20,
1902, at .1:16 o'clock, nt the home of
tho bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
C. Chnmberlln, by Rev. W. W.
Davis, Dr. Wayno Lo S. Urldgeford.
or Olympln, Wash., and Miss Ada
leno Marie Cliamborlln, of Albany.
Tho groom is a recent giaduate of
tho San Francisco College or Physi
cians, and also of Albany college, and
tho bride is a grndunto of Albany col
lego, and an accomplished nnd popu
lar young lady. They 16ft on tho after
noon train for their new homo nt
Olympln. taking with them tho host
wishes or many rrlends.
PERSONALS.
I.. 0. Holland has gone to C.rnnts
Pass.
Squire Fnrrar was a visitor to Port
land Monday afternoon.
Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Smith nro homo
from an outing at Nowpoit.
Mrs. C. 13. Wolverton has returned
from a visit with relatives at Albany.
G. F. Rodgors lias returned from an
over-Sunday visit with his family at
Newport.
Mr. and .Mrs. J. 13. Allison havo re
turned from a two weeks' outing nt
Newport.
Mrs. John C. O'Rollly. of St. Mnrlo.
Idaho, Is Visiting her sinter, Mrs. .las.
13. Godfrey.
R. II. Finch tins returned from a
trip to his mining property in South
ern Orogon.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Choshlro have re
turned from n visit to rolatlvos nt
Sodnvlllo Springs.
Dr. F. 13. Smith has returned from
Newport, whore his family will ro
mnln for the summer.
Mrs. It. Smith and son, Humor, have
gone to Rainier, Columbia county, to
spend about two weeks.
Mrs. J. R. ICraussu hns roturnud to
hor homo In Portland, after a visit
with old friends In, Salem.
Miss Minn Heulat has gono to Port
land to Join Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dlck
ford and leavo for n two weeks' vacn
tlon visit at Seaside.
8aSS8508i,JtO0ROBiaili0&
M - fl I I I 111 I HHUH-Httl IIIIHII .;-H--M-Mf-M-M-
FOR
to give satisfaction or money nfunded.
515 00
516 00
.517 00
clover, timothy
f-22 50
$22 50
Clyde Johnson ih
-lu-ndum a tf ln8
at Casrndla
J. I. Stockton and family lirt im a
month's outing at Nowpoit.
Rev. II. A. Ketchuni and family
are taking an outing nt Cascadla.
Dr. J. W. Kartell, or Gervals, was
in the city to day on professional busi
ness. C. W. Hoechon and family left this
morning for nil outing In tho moun
tains. ' Airs. Fred Logg and. Miss M. 13. Ad
niiu,linvo gone to Nowpoit for n
month.
13. Schutt, of Sublimity, was In the
city today, buying n now binder for
his grain crop.
Rev. I. D. Driver, of Hugene. is vis
iting In this city, nt tho homo of his
dnughter. Mrs. R. M. Thompson.
Miss Cora Wold went to Snloin to
day. where she will be the guest of
Miss Hazel Dickers. Eugene Regis
ter. David W. Pugh has gone to Portland
to visit his mother, Mrs. D. II. Pugh.
who Is quite HI nt St. Vincent's hos
pital. Mrs. M. Custor and little Evelyn
Pollock, who havo boon tho guests of
Mrs. 13. W. Sayre, havo returned to
Albany.
Mrs. Mary Makln, from Marysvlllo,
Mo., and Mrs. N. V. Hilby, of Lincoln.
Neb., havo roturned homo, after n visit
with S. U. Cattorlln nnd family of this
city.
C. A. Unkor. Holland Southwiek and
F. VnnPatton havo gono to Gervals.
whore the lattor hns tho contrnct to
complete the new school house thnt
Is In courso of erection.
M. McDonnld nnd A. McGIII. of tho
Oregon Nursery Compnny, have ro
turned from a trip to North Ynklmu,
Wnsh.. where they have been con
ducting n bianch nursery plant for
three -years.
County Judge and Mrs. John II.
Scott, who liuvo been upending a few
days at Nowpoit, have gono to Do
Holt to enjoy the mountain air for a
short time. They expect to return to
Salem on Friday of this week,
o
Mokl Tea positively Cures Sick
Headache, Indigestion and Coustlpa
tlon.. A delightful liorb drink. Ho
moves all eruptions of tho skin, pro
ducing a perfect complexion or monoy
refunded. 26c. and 60c. Write to us
for free sample. W. H. Hookor & Co.,
Durfalo, N. Y. D. J. Fry, Druggist
o
Mada'ine Calve says her voice can
not stand our climate. And yet, with
nil duo regard to the lady, we really
must decline to enter Into any agree
ment to change It.
Hi
iJ.A
I W f
tSI
to
u
?!
i
0
a
i
) i
J
T J
ii!
iiiT,
F F CARY
W!
Hew -f liXBBBH
rrtB daiu journm, salcm,
WEEKLY
CROP
BULLETIN
Oregon Section Climate
Crop Service
and
Good Crops Grewing: Weather
for the Valley
U. S. Department of Agriculture oil
mate and crop bulletin of the wonthor
bureau, Orogon section, for the week
ending Monday, July 28:
General Summary.
The past week has been rnlnloss and
witli temperature averaging slightly
above tho normal. Only one or two
days tho winds were hot, and It Is
thought they caused sumo slight dam
age to spring giuln. The Harvesting of
fall grain continues, and In Southern
Oregon tho work Is wull along. No
threshing of 'consequence has yet
been done, nnd It Is too early to obtain
much Information regarding the
yields. Tho grain heads aro Inrge
and tho berry is plump, but fears are
entertained that In the Umatilla wheat
section the ylolds will bo disappoint
ing. Elsewhere It Is thought they
will bo up to expectations. The out
look is favorable for a heavy crop of
oats.
Pastures have dried up fast during
the wook. but slock continues In good
condition. Iti the coast counties, and
In the plateau section of tho state the
hay crop turned out to be larger and
butter thnn expected.
Knily potatoes are spotted with
blight In some sections in the coast
counties, but In goneinl, both early
and lute potatoes wo doing well. Hops,
corn, sugar beets. Held onions nnd gar
dons continue to mnke 'satisfactory
advancement.
Italian prunes in many sections are
reported a total failure. Tho apple
crop promises to ho a fair one, nnd so
far tho damage by codllu moth has
been much less than usunl.
Willamette Valley.
Sidney, Marlon county, 13. S. Long
ncro The wonthor has boon very
warm; corn, potatoes and vegetables
aro growing nicely; cherries are about
gone, and the-crop was abundant; tho
prune crop, both Italian nnd Petite. Is
good; apples aro fulling; some fall
grain Is In shock.
Alphn, I.ane county, C. A. Potterf
Weather warm; haying nearly done,
crop better thnn expected and above
the average; corn hns good colm nnd
Is innklng good growth. Fungi are
getting In their destructive work on
apple and pear trees In neaily nil of
Western Lane county.
Slicdds. Linu county, A. Y. Smith
The past week has been dry and hot.
Fall main Is mnatlv In uluiek Hnrn
'" '
nnd gardens nro innklng a vigorous
growth. I. ate potatoes nre -lieglnlng
to set. nnd u large crop may be ex
pected. Flshnwk, Cqliimldn county, 13. IC.
Hogberg Weather line for haying,
which Is nearly finished. Oats and
wheat nre verv fine. Potatoes ami unr.
4-flft'ili.llu nri. fttfliiv U'ill
....... ,,,, ..w..B T.V.
short.
Prunes will bo
New9 In Brief.
Daniel LnmlHrmnn. foreman st tho
Kohlnoor colliery, Shenandosh, Pn
was shot Monday near his home by a
crowd of strikers. Ills rare and
shoulders were badly torn by buck
shot, and It Is thoiiHht he will not re
cover Albert I.auderuiHii was also
cliased and shot, and four otlni non
union men were badly beaten
Artie Anderson, of Junior dlstilet,
near Pendleton, has eloped with a
Human of the town. He took with him
fsoojn (ash. His wife was in Califor
nia nursing the man's dying mother,
and in left iwiiuIImm. jv
Ah a result of the henry run of fish
tlu- price of salmon at Astoria has
I lii-en rut from 8 to I rents iter pound,
No limit has yt been put on the
j lllllltM
Ti'iriMf thunder and lightning
tonus vi vlted Itttsburg Mmwjay
,1 IlilJI III !IK
lauaing thr death and
Hi lit proMrty
da was.
An t-aith(iiak uurk, which waa
h- m-ial over port lows of Nebraska,
Wi-itt-ni Iowa awd Southern Dakota
in i mri'il Monday.
o
Have Yeu Triad
Tlu.hi- delicious waters, U-. in Xa
tinial HIiMult OoMMiny's kkmIm All
ih iaKe In tho Rant. IliawKin A Ha
Kan arn now showhtg thw to their
riiotonu-rs In th following varletitti:
Nabiii ii wafers in ihotolate and f aw
ry flavors. Hoclal Tmu, QrHuaoi waf-
it k .nm biiK-uii ana i;nes sunuw itji-
'-h all put up ia imuktw. llruamm &
Hagan
Second-Hand Baroalns.
f llh, lamilmf bmIII ..uu .IiamiIh. .Itl
j -'.. ,mhmB wiwi upv nwpiMMa mill,
' mil- latliti. Uawt saw, a Wt-amM aealo.
a tutud lot of MtiNR. a ImUImm wa-
blue, a lot ul hv ks IioiibImW hp4.
. .s'Bt Will go at a i.aiain ('ail on
"x,-i"
,i i'S ruin
MwrHal uUHtL
Oregon, TUESD-f, july 29, 1902.
wmtmtimi
Minor Mention
Local Import
The case against the four lads who
weie arrested for pilfering a Court
street Junk shop, was disposed of In
the police couit Monday afternoon.
Police Judge Judah dismissed tho case
as to Adam and John Rower, and sus
pended sentence against Harry Wes
tacott pending his good behavior, and
continued the charge against Kugeno
Johns. Young Johns is a fornici
charge of the Wisconsin reformatory.
J. J. Dalrymplo says ho also has a
line dock attacked to the north wall
of his place of business on Commer
cial and Court streets. He says that,
with but ono exception and the ex
ception consists of nnothor tlnie-plece
of tho idcuticnl maku at the lloliuan
bulldln It is thu lluost clock In
town. Ry actual count, Dalrymplo
says, the first twelve men that passed
his clock Monday afternoon stopped
and set their watches to correspond
with the time-piece on the wall
Bed Time
I take a pleasant herb drink, the next
morning I feel bright ami my com
plexion Is hotter. My doctor says It
acts gently on the stomache, llvor and
kidneys, and Is n pleasant laxative. It
Is made of herbs, and Is prepared as
easily as tea. It Is called Lane's med
icine. All druggists sell it at 26c and
nt) cents. Lane's Family Medicines
moves tho bowola each day. If you
cannot get It, send tor rreo samples.
Address. Orator Woodwnrd, LoHoy,
N. Y.
New Veterinary In Salem.
Dr. 13. 13. Jackson, late of Mil
waukee, Wis., lias settled In Snlom,
and will open practice. Dr. Jackson
has had many years' exp rleuco. and
Is a gradunto of tho best Institutions
or this country and Camda. Dr. Jack
son's card appears In tho classllled
columns of the Journal, ills father was
a veterinary, and so was his grand
father. And he thinks ho knows a lit
tle something about It himself.
How's This?
We offer Ono Hundred DollnrB Ro
ward for any cuso of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHUN13Y & CO., Toledo, O.
Wo. the undersigned, havo known F.
J. Chuney for the last lf yunrs, and be
lieve him to bo perfectly honornblo in
ull business transactions, and finan
cially ahlo to carry out any buslnoss
obligations made by their Ilrm.
West & Truax, Wholosalo Drug
gists, Toledo, O. Wnldlng, Kiniiun &
Marvin, Wholesale DrugglBts, Toledo,
0.
Hall's Catarrh Curo Is taken Inter
nally, acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous surfaces of tho system.
Testimonials sent free. Prices 7ric
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
II ill's Family PIIIh nro tho host,
o
American lead pencil are now sold
in Dickens' "Old Curiosity Shop" In
London.
SURE CURE FOR PILES
Itching Piles produce moisture mid
cause Itching, tills form, as well as
Rllnd, Weeding or Protruding Piles
aro enrod by Dr. Ilo-snn-ko's Pile Rem
edy, stops Itching nud bleeding. Ab
sorbs tumors, fine a Jur lit druggists,
mi- tuinl lii- ninlt TruiilluM free Write
me about your (use. Dr. IlowiukoJ
I'llliniieipilin, I'll. ror suie hi. im
Stone's drug stores.
n
Notice of Intention to Improve and
Call for Bids.
Notice Is hereby given that It is the
intention of the i-lty or Salem. Oregon,
to Improve the alley running north
aud south thtough block No. 88. or
Salem. Oregon, by constructing there
in a lateral sewer, between Marlon
and Division streets, lu said city, up
on the plans and specllicatious now
on rile, aud subject to Inspection. In
the olllce of the city recorder of said
city, at the city hall. And bids for
the furnishing of labor and materials,
and the doing of the work necessary
In the construction of said awer. ac
cording to the plans and specification
uforeaald. are hereby callfd for. and
will be received and Hied by the mi
tferaiKiMMi. at the city halt, up t naud
Including the hour or 5 ti'c hx Up m .
on the 6th day of August, 102 The
Uds Hied lu this funumtUtn must be.
tack and all. ac ompauled by a -rtl
MM (heck lu tan sum of 10 jn-r i cut.
of Die (ull sum of tke bid ornd, aud
tfce city of Haloid reserves the right
to rejett any and all Lids offered in
pursuant e to this notice ciwl call aud
In relation to this Improvement. Done
by order of the c-omiHou council, this
Mth day of July. ttiOS-
M. J JUDAH.
7-2S3td City Kcoiur. Kaleiu. Or
VaTERINARY BUnOEON.
Dr. E. a. Jaekten, V. S and dentist.
4U HUte street, comer 18th. ICigh
teen years a veterinary. All dis
eases of domestic anlHWls treated at
toy Hospital by tee Meet lutprored
Methods I auif iiii a sue-laity.
having laku a i gradHate course
in thu DMlai i in in im0. Ctoee nt
tntiun glv-n In ait wrg In jny line.
Telephone Ufafrk 2uJl.
91
Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C
In so far as actual nourishment is concerned, the very
cheapest and best that can be secured is presented by the
cereals, which supply the waste of the body and the energy and
heat necessary to all animal functions and hard labor.
Prof. HakvhY VV. Wiley,
Cluef oT the Bureau of ChunlsUju'
Well-ailvortlsod articles aro sure to
bo in largo domnnd. No danger of
their becoming dust-covered or having
to remain long upon the shelves. Pro
gresBlve Advertiser.
Better Than Ever
Is tho record of tho Pioneer llak
ory's bread and pastry. Uvory good
housekeeper uses It. GIvo us a call
I3norgy, enthusiasm, enterprise nlid
a Ilrm belief In advertising nro the
chief characteristics of most mer
chants who win success.
ACKER'S
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
euro Dyspopsla nnd nil disorders nrls
lug fiom Indigestion. Endorsed by
physicians ovorywhoro. Sold by nil
druggists. No cure, no pay. 25 cents.
Trial package freo by writing to W.
H. Hookor & Co., UufTalo. N. Y.
O JH. MACK
Successor to Dr. J. M. Koeno, In
Whlto Cornor, Snloin, Oregon. Partlos
desiring superior operations nt mod
ornto foo In nny branch aro In ospoclal
roquesL
The Science of
Osteopathy
Many peoplo havo boon led to bo
Hovo through falsa reports and Igno
rance thnt Osteopathic trontmont wna
painful and oven Injurious to chlldron
or weakouod Invalids.
Nothing could ho fnrthor from the
truth for It Is adapted to tho caso, nnd
In nowise Is it Injurious to tho frailest
child or weakouod Invalid. Hut
rather It Is Invigorating nnd strength
ening, nnd never Is tho patient worn
out or tunde nurvous from treatment.
However, there nro many fakoni and
pretenders In Osteopnthy who do not
understand how to give treatment
properly. . Nono aro gonulno or coin
potent who havo not attended Bchool
nt least four terms of five months
each,
Dra. L. 13. Wyckoff nnd Mrs. Grnco
Albright, of I. O. O. F. Tomplo, Salem,
are graduates of tho Amorlcnn School
of Osteopathy, a twenty months'
school, and thoroughly minllllcd to
give Hclontlflo trontmont and handle
any enso put In tholr enro. All dis
eases, uiipeclally chronic dlsctisofl and
deformities, yield to the treatment
without knlfo or drugs.
Hours 9 to 4. Phono Main 2721.
Odd Follows' Tomplo. Salem. Or.
SOULE BROS.
PIANO TUNERS
AND REPAIRERS
PorSiletn and vicinity
letve orders tt Ceo
PORTLAND OR.
wnt't Miutc Htnr
aBIHBIIBIKMBMiSHDRBHBEIBHBan
H
H
a
Buy Walker's
Guaranteed Paints g
M
a
M
a
M
M
M
M
H
a
a
a
H
H
M
M
H
H
H
M
a
H
M
M
When you want paint for
your house or your carrlacje that
is mixed ready for the brush,
you can find It at Walker's, the
carriage trimmer and painter. I
carry a large stock of the best
paints In the world. Try my
varnish gloss buggy paint. One
coat will make your buggy look
like new.
C. H. Walker
100 Commercial Ktreiit.
MBBBBBBBBBHB3BHHBBBHHBHBBHB
25,000
New Words
nro nildml In llio lauL odillon of
Wolwtor's Iiilorimlionul Diction
ary. Tlio Iiilorimlioniil is kept
always abreast of llio liiiios. It
Utkos consluiit work, expensive
work iui'1 worry, lint it in llio only
way U keep llio iliolioimry the
Standard
Authority
of the Knglisli sjionking world.
Otlior iliolioitiirios follow. Web
slor lends.
It is tho favorite witli Judgoa.
aoliolnm, liiliiofttors, i'rinlors.otc.,
in tliia anil foreign ooimtrioe.
A posUil eunl will bring you
iiitoroslitig Bpeciinen jwiges, eto.
0. x c. iimaiiAii coju'any
Hl'Itl.N'OI'IHM), 3fAWJ.
1-iNi uiise or
WEBSTER'S
INTERNATIONAL
DICTIONARY.
CLASSIFIED ADS.
Advertisement!, five lines or less In this column
loscneaihrec limes for 2Sc, 5 Oct Wees. $ fso
monib. All over five liact it ne stme rtie.
WANTED.
Wanted. Men with teams to haul
wood, lnqulro of F. P. Tnlklngton,
1U2 State struct. 7-21-tf
Wanted Flvo young men from .Marion
county at onco to prepare for posi
tions In tho government service.
Apply to Intor-Stnto Corres. Inst.,
Cedar Rapids, la. 7-23-lm-dw
Wanted five young mon From Ma
rion county to prepare at onco
for position's In tho government
service Apply to Inter-Stato lust.,
Cedar RapldH, la. G-17-2m
Wanted Everybody to try Oregon
Foot 13aso for all foot alltnonta.
Onco tried always used. Ask youi
druggist or send 2Gc. 8. L. Hayes,
Halsey, Ore. 6-27U
L08T AND FOUND.
FOR RENT.
For Rent or For Sale. 12-room house,
paitly furnished, largo groumlB,
stnble, etc. Inquire Journal olllco.
7-Olm
FOR SALE.
For Sale. A froHli cow, HolHtolu and
Jumey, n good mllkor, nt n bargain.
Call on 1 Sclionllold, 2l8t Btroet,
near Marlon. 7-38-3d-lw
For Sale. A Bccond-hand 3Vi-liicIi
wagon, with box, all In good condi
tion for $SiO. A snap for somebody.
Mitchell, Lewis & Stnvor Co., Sa
eom. 7-23-Gt
For Sale. Now rlvur bout, with aall,
lb fuut long. Intended for gasoline
launch, cheap, liupdiu at Journal
olllco. 7-8-1 m
For Sale. 3-yuar-old Jursuy cow, with
heifer calf. Inquire at Journal of
fice. 7-7-ltu
For Sale. Now aud second-hand bug
glos, now und second-hand-spring
wngous, buckboards and curls, at
tho Salem Carrlago aud Wagdn Fno
tory. Werner Fenuoll, proprietor,
.'!0I Commercial stroeL 4-lC-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
Salem Dridfje Closed. Good ferry run-
uiiig at Lincoln. 7 2214th
Well Dioolna and Brick Work Wells
dug and cleaned. Jobbing in brick
work and clsturu building. Founda
tions (Hit under houses mid chim
neys built. Apply to A. F. Holt,
.Salem P. 0. or northeast corner
Riverside Addition. 712 1m
Don't You Know Aiiytniug about Ed
wards' MarkotT At 4)0 Stato Btroet
Rout place to buy freak aud cured
meats at the lowest prices. Phone
2024. II. Edwards, prop
All Klndb Of camping uteuslla,
stoves and touts, and second-hand
goods at J. N. Shatitz', 107 Court
street. C-ll-tf
LODGES.
Protection Lodge No. 2, Auclout Or
der United Workmeu, meets ovory
Saturday ovoulug In tho Holmnu
Hull, corner of State and Llborty
streets. VIbIIIiik bretliren wolcomo.
F L, West, M. XV., J. A. Sellwood,
Recorder.
FORESTERS OF AMERICA-Court
Bhurwood Foresters No. 19. Moots
Friday nights In Turner block. Ira
Hamilton C. R.; A. U Uruwn. Sea
Central Lodge No, 18 K. of P. Castle
Hall In Uoltnuu block, coruor State
and Liberty Btreots, Tuesday of
each week at 7:30 p. tn. Claud
Tnwnsend, C C, ,adoc J. RlgfiS, K.
of R. and H.
hop and PRojciijrnmiJiS.
J"rmlchsel Hop buyer. Office lu
Uush-ltreyuian building, Salem, Ore
gun. Sample t-f choice hops solic
ited from all growers.
PHV0ICIAN8.
J. H. Drewsr, phtlclsn and surgeon.
Office In Oray block. Rooms 7 and
9. Phone 91.
OiTBOPATHY.
Dr. CtC Wyckoff and Dr. Qraoe Al
br.flht. Ieniy iOHtb graduates
f the Ameil.aa ichoid of Osteon
ait) Mikinllr, Mu Dr Wyckoff Is
Hi.- uiiy ie..ty woiiths' gentleiaan
g.a.lusif io sien Odd Fellows'
TeiuH" Ihi.u JdalB '4781
Or. M T b.i.-sttle-Oraduate Ameri
can eh4j of Osteopathy, Klrks
vllle. Mo. Office In Tioga blook.
over the Spa. Offlee hours 8:50 to
11:30 and I to 4. 3'1Z
W. C. Robblna, Dr. ot usieopauiy
(Uaduate of the Columbia College
of Osteooathy. Chicago. III. Office
167 Court street. Chronic diseases
a specially
TON80RIAL.
oDCCCfifrTpriors. 8ereu firs
class barbers engaged. Flnost bath
rooms In ilty. We use antlsepUr
sterlllter. J Ryan. I'nip.
Evans' Darber Shop. Only tlrst-olass
shop on Btato street Bvery thing
new and up-to-date- Finest poria,,D
baths. Shave. 16e; balr-out, 26o;
baths, 26c Two nrslKJiass owi
blacks. 0. W. Evans, proprietor.
Notlr. U i.u...
V ' ""rors.
The undersigned will receive seated
proposals for the construction ct a
one-story school building, to bo erect
ed In School District No. CO, aqnK
to plana and specifications In the 6f.
ec of W. 1). pugh AU matcrIhJ
lvered on tho ground free ot charge
from the Gervals depoL Bids will b0
received at the above office on A
Rust 1st, at 2 p. m., and then publicly
opened. Tho hoard reserves the right
to reject nny and nil bids. (Signed)
E. M. SAVAGE, Chairman.
LquIb Aral, Cleric. 7.2j,td
S. C. STONE, . D.
PROPRIETOR OF
STONE' DRUG STORE
8ALEM. OREGON.
Tho fltnrpnflwr, tn ...!. -,.. . .
m ms ,".""",i" jocaieq
nt No. 235 and 207 Commercial st.
and are well stocked with a complete
line of drugs nnd modlcinoa, toilet
articles, perfumery, brushes, etc.,
il hndBomo 25 yoara experience In
tho practice of modlclno and now
makoa no charge for consultaUon, ox.
...... ..., ul prcBcnpuon.
CAPITAL CITY
Express and Transfer
MoctS All mall nnri nnntn. M-
Baggago to all paru of the city.
Prompt i ervlco. Telephone No. 241.
HOMYEIt ft HEDRICK.
Barr's German Salve
Heals quickly all cuts, or bruise,
DrUWfl BJmnuRg nut nftim l.nnl. -.l
draws Bllvers out ol tleah whlch'oltea
uruun nu ioo anon to pull. Htlcki like
atlcking plwter. Try it and you will
never De wtttiout. Uy mall 25c.
For sale at BARR'S JEWELRY STORE
120 State Street. gaforn, Or
HuieWingSanjCo,
Special Balo of all waUtf,
whlto underwoar, wrsupert
lloor mattingt. UOTrOM
PRICKS. :s t :s
UO State St., Salem, Or.
Tb? flDDeij..
i FINE WINE8, LIQUORS
f AND0IGAR8..,.
102 CodPt Sf
FIKST CLASS HOTEL
P. W. R0S3. Proprietor.
This popular, best of all summer re
sorts ia situated near Detroit, eastern
terininiiB o( Oorvallla fc Eastern R. It.
In the heart ot the Oaecado mountains.
Regular pact train makes dally trip
from Detroit to tho ipringi- Tenting
privileges freo. All camp supplies csh
bo purchased at tho sprlngi. Excellent
liabliitf and hunting. Rates are very
rcaionabie, For further information
address, P. W. K09S,
7 1 2ui Detroit, Ore.
Your Step Mother
la still here busy as over, and whea
your clothes are all out of ordor, worn,
with buttons off, tako thorn to hor at
tho Salem Dyo Works.
At this establishment you can get
anything Bet to rights, from a pair of
i-lnVim tn the moat elaborate silk
gown. A gontlomun can got his bat
cleaned, hla trouBora creaaoa, or nis
whole suit rejuvenated to suit his
inHtn nine four suits a month for II.
Uuttons sowod on, rips sowed up, suits
pressed on snort nouco. new gooas
shrunk for dressmaking.
MRS. C. H. WALKER
105 Commercial Street.
OFFICE CITY HALL
For watar sorvlco apply at offlca.
imiu iinvnbln monthly in adranca.
Mako all complaints at the offlee.
SILVER CREEK
FALLS STAGE LINE
fialum to ArRentlul, via Whlteaker and
roiuui. iiiuiiii i1"" w...-.
in., wetikdaya only. Carry passengers
and packages. Finest mountain outing
trip open to Falem peoplo.
714t. WARREN W. DAV1B, Trop.
L D. HENRY'S
REAL ESTATE AND
RENTING AGENCY
It at 230 Commercial fitreet
PHONE MAIN 2681 SALEM ORE.
FirsI Class Bicycl?
Repairing
And all kinds of
sundries at
F.HSK J. MOORE'S
10 Court fit. "m '
1
Steusloff Bros,
Dealers In Live Stock,
Wholesale and retail butchers and
Backers. Alt kinds of irean auu
meats. Flue sausages, nams, ovy
aud lard. 3io t;omrnrcii -
B. P. JONES,
Attorney si -w
Toledo, OrsflO"'
. . .i....it Mutrl fnr all
was eiers. oi imvu. w. .-. -year"
and has an up-to4ate ?
. ... -l - ln l.nmn count... ..
01 ail pnimm "
THE BUTECAFE
208 Commercial irss.
Meals at all hours. Open day
"'o&y plsee In the city handling U
moU OLYMPIA BEER
f. . Recentlon Bftloon. WbotMeli
auu nm.
io reiaii.
E ECKERLBN, Ptxi
I
Breitenbush HotSprings
Sab Water Co.
m
JA
Siiiiiiii&iii99"'sw
m
. . 't.i 'J""1" "' : &dL'.fc,