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""VV- TKo iforco of oratory wrecked Rome and made Christianity Uvo! (A6raiopi Lincoln) I IIIMMMinf "II IT IIIIMI I ' TIIIIHI .. ErW r iMv IS YH DAlL JOURrW, nLl!M, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3d, 1902. t Ccntctburg, Ohloi Mardi 15, 190a,"" iL A Nourishing Breakfast Food for Drain Workers i "FORCE" FOOD CO., Buffalo, N. Y Gentlemen. -Every Sunday I preach three times, attend tVd Sunday schools and one Epworth League. When I come in Sunday evenings, too exhausted to digest an ordinary meal anij, yet needing something to give strength for the remaining duties of the day, I make my supper largely of "FORCE." It digests without reminding mc that I have a stomach, and yet it so strengthens me that I close my last service no more weary than at supper time. It Is the food for the weak stomach. Yours very truly, Name furnished on application. , ""'", M iii.nmi.iiiiwiii , Ryan's Shaving Parlori.Syea !' class barter: sRod. priest bath rooms la oltjr. ws use" antiat&Uc , sterilizer. J. itymj, prop Evans' Barber 8hop.-Oniy flrtllkH shop on State street Every thing new and up-to-dato. Finest porcetaln baths. Shave, lBo; hair-cut 2Sc baths, 26c. Two flrst-claaa boot blacks. 0. W, Evans, proprietor. Nicked Ware Very Cheap Good for Camping Come and See it AjIc also to boo tlio Firo Polished GlAsawaro. Just as choap ns tlio tin pollBhed Iibb boon. Sauce illehoa, set of six, 16 conla and upwards. 7 inch borry bowl, each 18 centB and upwards. Jelly glasses 25 cents a do7.sn anil upwards YOKOHAMA TEA STORE Try Diamond Blond tea for Ice Tea. Phono 2411 black. Free Delivery WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVAL8. A V. Williams, Snn Francisco. W M. Knlser, Snlom. It J. Sownll nnd wlfo, Minneapolis. 0 A. Olio, Snn Francisco. 11 A. Dunbar, Roclc Spriiigft, Wyo. Finnklln T. Orl filth, Oregon City. Mn L. Everly, Rock Springs, Wyo. linnklln TV Griffith, Orogon City. M D. Cndwoll, Plpstone. Minn. M Cndwoll, Plpstono, Minn. Kdw Mondonhnll, Portland. .1. II. Lnvonson, San Francisco. 0 TWENTY YEARS TRIAL. Thoro aro lots of gcod things tho doc tors know nothing about. Wo fre quently euro people of disease niter the doctors hnvo gl- on them up. If the dlsonso comos iron over work, dlsslpntlon, of exposure causing weak and watery blood, nnd loss of llosh nnd stieiiKtli, wo hnvo tho one sure romo dy In Dr. Gunn's Mood nnd Ncrvo Tonle. TIioho tablets taken with menls turn tho food Into rich red blood, making strong steady nerves, and Increasing tho strougth, building up solid llosh at tho rate of 1 to 3lbs per wook. This means health. For nervous prostration, loss of memory, or a pnlo, sallow complexion, n nouor mndo. uociors Local P.,:-! rvi iiWouuaiKeauii H Y. Voder Is In Woodburn. W. Dtirbln was In Portlnnd to- 1). F. day. C. U. Irvine Is home from the sen side. Giant Corby wns in the city from Woodburn Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Tlilolson hnvo re turned from Newport. Deputy Sheriff John Estes was In Woodburn Tuesdny nftornoon. Mnyor 0. II. Williams, of Portland, was In Salem Tuosdny nftornoon. Hon. J. K. Wenthcrford, of Albany, wns In tho city today between trains. Mrs. P. A, Thomas nnd daughter, Mrs. Wm. Fiost, are visiting In Portland. Frank Dnvoy nnd daughter, Miss Hnmsby boys nnd young Purdy are concerned. Mrs. Singleton, of the state hos pital force, returned today fiom n vis it with 1 (datives nt Poitlnnd nnd Van couver. Mr. nnd Mrs Hoynl will to mnln several weeks longer, the latter having gone to Ocean Pnrk. Mrs. lima 11. Ilurd, who bns been visiting her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. II. I). Holland, In this city, returned to Portlnnd this morning. She wns nc compnuled homo by Mrs. Hollnnd, who will visit fo'r n time with relntlves In the metropolis. o Minor Mention Local Import FIXED SCHEDULE OF WAGES Floience I. Gntes hns begun suit for divorce against John T. dates, to whom alio was mnrrlod In Apt II, 1802, u.,.,1.. i. 1 , ..1 nt tlliiiiwooil Stirlims. Colorado. "Hn- tlt'l 117, l!llU IUUIIIIl'11 IIM1II II BIIIJI1 "" ---..., visit at Newport. IbPn'il gross drunkenness" Is assigned ,.. t..i oi.!..i.i. ..r ii. 'ns W. mounds for nsklng for n dl- mia. a uiii tjiiuimil, 111 jnmiij, un -' r ii 1 voice. 4 no 111111111111 iihkh mm. mu marriage ties bo dissolved nnd that To Be Paid In Salem for Un skilled Labor Local Unions to Celebrate Labor Day TO VISIT CRATER LAKE! Excursion Party to Explore the Historic Basin H.' tho guest of her sister, Mrs. W Armstrong, on Tuesday. J. K. Puff, of Sllvcrton, a pioneer Marlon county tenchor, was In. Salem yesterday. II. I). Patton has returned from nn extended visit nt Joseph mid other points In Enstern Oregon. C. A. dray has roturned fiom a trip to Itosoburg, whore ho hns taken tho contract for n now bank building. F. E. DeParcq has gone to Orogon City to moot his family, which Is re turning fiom n visit In British Co lumbia. Miss Charlotte Lum, who hns been visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. A. nurton, loft todny for her homo nt North Ynk I niu, Washington. Mr. nnd Mrs. G. Stolr., accompanied by Mr. nnd Mrs. W d. Stols, of Day ton. Ohio, have returned from n few days spout at Newport. Miss Johannls, who for several months held n position with Mrs. Frn sor, at The Lcadoiv has gono to Seat tlo, on hor wny home nt Winona, Min nesota. Mrs. J. L. I.nmblrth, who hns boon vlsltliiL' hor nnronts. Mr. and Mrs. J. she be allowed to resume hor mnldon name, Florence I. McMunn. Tumor nnd.liimnn nre attorneys for the plnln- tiff. David McKee, of Woodburn, hns brought suit for divorce from Lottie MnKnn. to whom he wns mnrrlod In Multnomnh county In October, 189!). In this case tho usual conditions nre reversed. Tho complaint chnrgofi the woman with flstle assaults, ote. Cor by & Corby, of Woodburn, nnd Win. Knlsor, of this city, are tbp attorneys for the plnln'tllL Attorney-denornl D. It. N. Illnckburn has filed notlco of nppeul to the su premo couit In the ense wherein the stnte of Oregon Is plaintiff nnd O. ." Davis, 0. (1. Illnghnm and 1C. P. Mc Coranck me tho defendants, ltls known as the suit to recover upon the Davis bond of $6000 for the defnlcatlon of ovor $80,000 that was disclosed from nn Investigation of the ex-school land clork's accounts, some year ufter his term of olllco had expired, o At a meeting of Snlom Contral La bor Union Tuesday ovonlng, tho mini mum wnges to be paid for unskilled lnbor to members of tho organisation In Salem was. fixed nt J1.76 a dny for ten hours work. It was decided to fittingly colobrnto Labor Day, which this yoar falls on Monday, Jhe 1st of Soptembor. Sever nl committees wore named on speak i s and general arrangements, ind the plan Is to have a big labor demonstra tion In Salem nt Hint time. If It Is deemed fonslblo, excursions will bo run to Snlom from different vnlloy towns. Tho locfd unions nro making grent preparations for tho entertainment of Prosldont Gompors nnd Vlco-Prosldont Morris, of tho Nntlonal Fodorntlon of Lnbor, on the occasion of their visit to Snlem on next Suudny evening. If the weather Is sultnblo tho exercises will bo held In Marlon squnre. Salem Will Be Represented Among Excursionists Tickets to Abbey Ceremony London, July U9 Tho ndmlsslon tickets to tho coromony In Westmin ster nbboy wore Issued todny. They aro simply wetded: "To the corona tion of their majesties, 1908." Tho tickets are causing commont bocnuse of their seeming uncortnlnly of tho dnte. CLASSIFIED ADS. Advertisements, five lines or less. In this column Inserted turee times tor 25c, 50caWeeK,$l. 50 a month. All over five lines at the same rate. remodv was novor know nothing about this remedy ""l'j, IInn8( hns Konc t0 Portlnnd to ro- uv lUUL unit nu nru umuoi tin 1 v 1 ,. Juii-a i.non .lnitiir this for twontv vonrs side. Mr. Lamblrth Is foreman of the nn itnnw mir mnthoil to bo tho rliiht ' construction kuiic on the Rust Side one. Druggists soil or. uunirs wood . 0utitrlc stroot railway, and Nervo Tonic for 7fic por box, or 3 1 nn,'tlvo s.im s.in I..-- .. o u,... I.v. ..mil n rn. JJ01OC11VO aillll OlIU celpt of prlco. Write us for n pain- to l'urtlond Thursday afternoon, linv phlet telling all about this great med- Ing boon called to Salem as an Inter- Iclno. Address Dr dunn. Plilladolphla 08tt(l )mrly jn tho grand larceny enso for froo gnrn,,io. W. II- Hookor & Co, Pa. For sale at Dr. Stones Drug ., nllpf Tlina(,nv wi,oreln tho n.irrnin n. Y. D. J. Fry. Druggist. II jiiQVtvv . . ,..- . wuiu - ' --.. .; . Dotectlvo Sam Simmons returnod Unhappy Wives and Husbands Urn-vesting Is In full swing throunli out the Willamette valley. . o Mokl Tea positively Cures Sick Headache, Indigestion nnd Conrftlim tlon. A dellgldful herb drink. He movos all oruptldns of tho skin, pro- .li.olnw n nnrfnet rnmlllfixloil Of 11101101' rnfnnilad. 2Bc. and 60c. Write to us Stores. 1 -mm.mBJjmml,mmaaaLAlAmmmme9Q99Z1QQQ9Qi VZZTriYiiYn 1 1 M LLJMl 11 LLU-LUiltrf cosoo3sBeeocs9 ! -Ill a IrilirlT fT jiiii "rT"yf '6"l I TT"T m 1 n - ::i I FANNING MILLS fill -- SOLD BY - IIHi1;filifilllRWiS&S1)uV6r60.1 I;" 1111 lVll Vl" vr b w -- ' : :j And guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded. j : s.. m.w imTH(rnwmxns. .i--5 i jj Fanning Mill Prices HKlfflP 1 . .- Special for Rrain only ,5 Special for giain and llux S16 00 Special for clover and timothy 517 00 No. 1 Centennial for grain only-' 17 50 No. 2 Centennial for Krain only $20 00 No, 1 Centennial for grain and flax $18 IS No. 2 Centennial for grain and flax. . , . , .$21 50 No 1 Centennial for grain, clover, timpthy.. $20 00 No. 2 Centennial for grain, clover, timothy. .$22 50 PEERLESS tanning mi lb 22 5o WESTERN, complete with two hurdUs and ?s for grain, flax and timothy 522 503 sieve: . .iii.-ittiBBBBBfBllaOTTlBBBBgMBBJBBBMBBBBl " Y bbbbbbbbbbbbbRIbbbbbbbbbbI "'tt bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbT bbbbbsbbbbbbb!bbbI ' 2 iBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBK IbBBBBBBBBBBBBBBH BBBOBBS ""fBliiBBH ' ' X BBBBBhB -A djLbtAk1BMiBBBBBBl ' ' 7 i BBBBRBe iiBr tBBSBWKBHBflBBlBn 9 I Hj3 iBr mIKbbbbi ' ' bbbbbEI JbL.j.j-jbBHBbbbI " BBBBBbW TCBBBBurfjMSBBBBflBBBI a " A HbK ' bHSbSSwSbRwbI ' t I BBBBBk- --BBBBBJJlErKfcaBB T V I EBBBBBBBy MbbB IObSbH " I ' rBBBBBBBBBf " HbBbI "I EbbbbbvbbbbbbbbbbK AbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbH "f bbbbbbbbbbbe&&P9bbbbbbbHbbbb! '.'. bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbI . F- F. CARV '' dk An KiikIIhIi paper several years ao stated that In the yoar 18(51 there were In London 1U2 runaway wlvon, 2318 riiimwny husbands; I17B mnrrled poo pie lemslly divorced, 17,2 IC IIvIiik l open wnrfaro; 13,270 llvlni? In prlvnto mlsundorstnndluKfl; 53,;ilO IIvIiik In inutnnl Indlfforonco; while only 3175 wore regarded nB happy; 127 nonrly happy,' and 13 porfoctly happy. An American philosopher, after studying the facts and clrcumstnncoH of tho ense, has como to the conclu sion that nil this discord In families Is the offsnrliiK of dlsonso In some form or another, nntt In a Krent majority of cases disease tuny he ontlroly re moved nnd hushnnds nnd wives mndo entirely hnppy, It hns boon done In Innumerable 'Instances, nnd what has hoen done heretoforo tnny hn repented hereaftor. The following nro n few enses where whole families have been made per fectly hnppy by removal df the disease which produced discord. Name that can be referred to cured years hro hy Dr. Dnrrlu. C. V. Fowler, Yakima, Wash., tolnl deafness In one year, cured In 10 min utes; nlso ptotyKium, or lloshy Krowth wns removod from the eye, which hnd nearly rendered him blind. Samuel Jackson, IUkIiIiiikI. Or., deafness 10 yonra; cured. Mrs. Susln Tompkins, Mllwnukle, Or., dlsense peculiar to women and eleoplessuees cured In one month. Charle Hnnd, Taylor street, Port land, discharging ear, nine years; Mr fectly cured. S. I. WhltehntiiM, Monmouth, Or., deafness nnd ringing noise In the ear 12 years; restore!. Mrs. II. 8. Young. Huntington. Wash., kidney and liver complaint. lyspepsln and general debility; cured Charles Chrlstermnn. Portland, 0r scrofulous catarrh so bud that destruc tion of the bom was threatenwl, nnd had lMcotne so offensive that It was sickening both to himself and friends, cured. To the IMHer: For over two yearn have been sorely nllllettal with u skin disease, a species of ecaema. The itrhiii sMisatloH was terrible to bt-ar. Through Dr. Iarrin's electrical medical treatment I am ieUre). My brother was also cured of a skin dis ease Itfer any one Ui us at ITS linker street, Portland, Or. AM08 gWHIN'MAUT. Dr Darrtu can Iw eottMilted frM at the Willamette Hotel. Salem, until S ptomuer let. Hours 10 to o and T t., s Sundays 10 to S. The poor froe, x pt medlrlH. The cur of atarru. IafnMW, tumors, lost manhood and -manhood, varicoc-ele, hlood UlnU. sicn-t vIim or youth and strictures Hii-cUUr. m well as all rhrentc tlls-.-us.'s. BattrUs awl belu furlsne4 if nsry. Ryes tested and gUisess flttpd. o Saond-Hand Bargains, one fanning mill, one (houplng Mill, nut- lin. band saw. a 100-nonad seals. a Kwd kM of belting, a bolting ihh iiin. a lot or sacks, housshoul goods. -1 Will at a bargain. Out; on Henry Wend ro th, eMU)r, S8 Cam merclHl stt. T-M'tL W. Q. Steel, or Portland, was In tho city Tuosdny aftornoon for tho pur pose of Interesting some of tho pooplo r the Cnpltnl City In nn oxcurBlon to Crater Lake that ho will personally conduct next month. Tho party loaves Portland on August nth, and will roach tho mottopolls on tho return on August 21st. Tho Itinerary thnt has boon arranged will bo na follews: Wednesday, August fith, leave Port land nt 8:30 p. m. Thursday, August 7th. breakfast at HoseburK. nt BlfiO n. m.; dinner nt Ashland, 2:35 p. in.; leave Ashlnnd at 1:30 p. in.; camp 15 miles from Ashland. Frldny August 8th. enmn nt Pollcan liny. Saturday, AugUBt Oth, camp at Pollcan liny. Sun dny. August 10th, enmp nt Pollcan Hay. Mondny, August 11th, camp at Fort Klamath. Tuesday, August 12th, enmp nt Crater I.ako. Wednesday, August 13th, sldo trip to the lnko nnd Wizard Island. Thursday, August 14th, side trip to Annlo Crook nnd Wlilto Horse Canyons. Friday, August loth, sldo trip to Lino Hock. Snturday, Au gust lfith, side trip to tho summit of Vldno Peak. Suudny, August 17th. Monday. August 18th, enmp at and Il luminate Hogue ltlvor Fnlls. Tuosdny, August 10th. enmp at Jackson's water melon patch. Wednesday. August Uh, leave Mctlford at B o'clock p. in. Thurs dny, August 21st, nrrlvo nt Poitland nt 7: 16 p. in. Concerning the history of Crater I.uke the following Is given: Once upon a time, so tho scientists toll us, the Cnscade ningo of moun tains wns u set les of bubbling vents or boiling lava, which piled up, spread out and cooled, In tho course of tlmo, forming a grent range of mountains hundreds or miles in extent. In tho north wns Mt. Hnlnler, In tho south Ml. Shnsta. and between tho two, thulr peer, wns Mt. Mnsamn. Client explo sions look place, followed by the dls- nppenrance of seventeen cubic miles or lava, leaving but the shell of a once mighty mountain, a smoking, dingy ciuildioti, nearly six miles In di ameter, nnd louo foot deep. Gradually this filled with water to u dopih of 2000 feut, nnd this formed what Is now known as Crater Lake, on the summit or the Cnstnde rangu of mountains In Southern Oregon. Crater Lake was first discovered on June 12. 1868. by a party of twelve prospectors. It wus afterwords found front time to time, years apnit, and In dependently, by parties whoso names nro on record, but need not be recalled hure. In July, 1S00, tho rinme or n wooden bont was curried to tho rim of tho lake, put together, and loworod to tho wolor. Ily this menus, Wlxard Island was visited, and soundings inado and photographs taken In 1886 CapL C. 18. Dutton. of the U. 8. geolog ical survey; Prof. Joseph Le Conto, or th University of California; Will O. Steel, of Portlnnd, nnd others camped by the lake. Wisard Island and other points were mimed nt this time. Capt. Dutton suggested that the land sur rounding the lake be withdrawn from the market, and Mr. Steel followed the suggestion to a successful Issue. This rmiltwl lu an extensive party from the U. 8. geological sunny being or dered to the lake In the sason of 1880. Itouts wsrs built in Poitland and transport! to the kiko, ami success fully launched, and soundings taken. Two years later C. D. Stswnrt and Will O. Steel, or Portland, and 8. S. Nlco Hut. of Uagtisa, Austria, stocked the lake with trout. Oovsruor and Mrs. Ussr may Join th party, which will Include Miss Margaret Cosihm- and Miss Church. ltk of this city. . o ACKER'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS euro Dvsncusla nnd nil disorders arls Ing from Indigestion. 12ndorsod by physicians everywhere. Sold by all druggists. No euro, no pay. 25 cents. Trial packago froo by writing to W. H. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N, Y. WANTED. Wanted. Men with tenuis to haul wood. Inquire of F. P. Tnlklngton, 102 Stnto Btrent. 7-21-tf Wanted Five joung men from Marlon county at onco to prepnro for posi tions In the government service Apply to Iutor-Stnto Corros. lust., Cedar Rapids, la, 7-23-lm-dw VETERINARY SURGEON. Dr. E, E. Jackson, V. 8., and ddntlst, 483 State stroot. corner 13th, Eigh teen years a veterinary. All rtls oasos of domeatlc animals treated at my hospital by the latost Improved methods. Lamonoss a specialty, having taken a post-graduate course in this special lino In 1000. Close at tention glvan to all work In my lino. Telephone Mack 2031. tllllUJ i m-i C M. MACK Successor to Dr. J. M. Koono, In Whlto Comer, 8alotn, Orogon. Parties desiring suporlor operations nt mod crato fee In any branch aro In ospoclal request Wanted five young men From Ma rlon coutuy to propnro at onco for positions In tho government service Apply to Iutor-Stnto InBt., Cedar Rapids, la. C-17-2m Wanted Bvcrybody to try Oregon Foot Gaso for all foot ailments. Onco t;lod always used. Ask your druggist or send 2Gc. S. U llayoa, Halsey, Oro. 6-27U Notice to Contractors. Tho undersigned will receive sealed proposals for tho construction of a one-story school building, to be erect ed In School District No. GO, acecnllne to plans and specifications Iri tho of flco or W. D. Pugh. All material de livered on the ground freo of charge from tho nervals dopot Bids will be received at tho abovo offlco on Au gust 1st, at 2 p. m., and than publicly opened. Tho board reserves the right to rejert any and all bids. (Signed) K. M. SAVAGE, Chairman. Louis Aral, Cleric. 7-21-td FOR RENT. For Rent or For Sale. 12-rooni houso, partly furnlBhcd, largo grounds, stable, etc. Inquire Journal olllco. 701m The Science of Osteopathy Mnny pcoplo havo boon led to bo- llovo through false reports ami- Igno rance that Osteopathic treatment wns painful and oven Injurious to children or wonkened Invnllds. Nothing could bo fnrthor from tho truth for it is adapted to tho case, nnd In nowlso la tt Injurious to tho frailest child or woakouod Invalid. Hut rathor It Is Invigorating and strength onlng. ami novor Is tho patlont worn out or made norvous from troatmont. However, there aro many fakers nnd pretenders tu Ostoopnthy who do not underslnud how to glvo trontmont propoily. . Nono nro genuine or com petent who hnvo not attended school at loost four terms of five months onch. Drs. L. 13. Wyckoff nnd Mrs. Oraco Albright, of I. O. O. F. Tomplo, Snlom, are graduates of tho American School of Osteopathy, n twenty months' school, nnd thoroughly qualified to glvo sclontlllc treatment and hnndlo nny enso put In their euro. All dls oasos, ospoclally ohronlc diseases and deformities, ylold to tho trontmont without lcnlfo or drugs. Hours 0 to 4. Phono Mnln 2721. Odd Fellows' Tomplo, Salem, Or. FOR SALE. For Sale Cheap. A Jump-Bunt cnrrlago and a coverod mountain hack, In good order, P. J. Larson, 210 Lib erty stroot. 7-2fl-3t For Sale. Good tlmbor tract, and nl ho stock ranch, at a bargain, or will trade for 8alom property. Inqulro of '. K, Ferguson, enro Manning & Ferguson's hardwaie storo, Salem. 7-20-Ct S, C. STONE, ffl. D. PR0PRIBT0R OF STONE' DRUG STORE SALEM, OREGON, Tho storesftwo In number) arc located at No. 235 and 207 Commercial it, and aro well stocked with a complete lino of drugs nnd medicines, toilet articles, perfumery, brushes, etc., lias had Borao 25 years experience In the practlco of mndlclno and now makes no charge for consultation, ex amination or prescription. For Sale. A good binder nnd a thor oughbred Holstelu bull, at a bargain. John Normnch, four miles south or Salem, near Holmes' hop ynrd. 7-0-3t f-or 8s HolflU or sac. A itesti cow, moihiuui mm Jersey, n good milker, at n bargain. Call on 1 Schnnlleld, 21st streuj, near Marlon. 7-28-3d-lw For Sale. A seuoiul-haiid 3 'A -Inch wagon, with box, all In good condi tion lor ?20. A snap ror somebody. Mitchell, Lewis & Slnvor Co., Sa eom. . 7-23-Ct, CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Moots all mall and passenger trains. Bngsago to all parts of the city. Prompt service Telephone No. 211. HOMYER ft HEDRICK. For Sale. Now river boat, with sail, 18 feet long. Intended for gasolluo launch, cheap. Inqulro at Journal olllco. 7-8-lm S0ULE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS PORTLAND OR. Por Bale m soil vlclolty leave orders st Ceo WUI's Wulc store. For Sale. 3-yoar-old Jersey cow, with hoiror calf. Inquire at Journal of ' lice. 7-7-lm For Bale. Now and socond-hand bug gies, now and uocond-hnnd spring wngotiB, huckboards nnd carts, at tho Salem Carrlase and Wagon Fac tory. Werner Fonuoll, proprietor, 304 Commercial stroot 4-lC-tI Bart's German Salve Heals quickly all cits, or bruliet, Druwa soreness out ot Umo back, and draws silvers out of tloeli which olteu break off loo short to pull. Sticks like sticking pltttor. Try it and yon will never bo without. Ily mnil 2Cc. For sale at DARR'S JEWELRY STORE 120 State Street. 8alm, Ore. Huie Wing Sang Co . Special 8tlo ot all waists, white underwear, wrappers lloor mattings. BOTTOM 1MII0K3. i: ',: :: 140 State St., Salem, Or. MISCELLANEOUS. h it enbushtiotSp Salem Bridge Closed.- nliiB ut Lincoln. -(lood ferry run- 7-22-lllh PllffS u FIKST GLASS lIOTJfl -. F. W. K0S3, Proprietor. I This popular, host ol all auiiiuior re-' wirts Is Hltuateil near Detroit, eastern terminus of Cotvalbs A K.itnrii 'l-l. j .i... l....i aI i... fntaj.n.1.. ..iftii ill altia III 111" llt-BFl. UI HI" jn iviiiiu ,.......,...... , ' ... Itcgulnr pscs train makes ilsily trip Don't You Know Auytning about Jsu- frdm Detroit to the spring. Teiitli K wards' MarkotT At 410 Stato stroot 'te lL?n i A" SHL:U,,!aSltannt t place to buy fresh and cured (l.llnir hm1 liuntimt Hates nro very ! moats at tho lowest prices, rcsHoiiable. For lurther information sddrcfs, r W IIOSH, Well Dlgolno ami BrlcK WorK Wolls dug mill clwiued. Jobbing In brick work and cistern building. Founda tions put under houses nud chim neys built Apply to A. F. Holt, Sulmn P, O. or northeast corner lllversldo Addition. 712-lm Phone 2U24. H. Kdwards, prop 7 1 2m Dtdrolt, Oro. All Kinds Of camping utensils, stoves und tents, and secotid-haud needs ut J. N. Shanti', 107 Court street. Tb? flDDeJj... 102 Codrt Sf FINK WINES. LIQUORS AND UIUAUS.. Your Step Mother Is still hero busy ns ovor, and when your olothoo aro all out of ordor, worn, with buttons oft, tako them to her at tho Salem Dyo Works. At this establishment you can get anything sot to rlgbt, from gloves, to tho most elaborate sllic gown. A gentloman can got his hai oleanod, his trouBom creased, or his wholo suit rejuvenated to suit his tasto. also four suits a month for IL Buttons sowed on, rips sowed up, suits prouscd on short tuitlce. New goods shrunk for dressmaking. MRS. C. H. WALKER 195 Commercial Street Glltf THE ELITE CaFE 208 Commercial Street ( MhsIb at sll hours. ()mhi day ami SnoTLodoeNo. 2. Auolout Of LODQES. uli.lit Only place in the city handling tlio ainou l OLYMPIA BEER Is the Reception Saloon. Wholesale j snd retail. I .tar iinitaii Workmen, meola every Snturday ovoulng In tho Holman Hall, cornor of SUto and Liberty streets. VUlting breUiron welcome. V L. West. M W.J A. Sellwood. Rocordor. Noedod in Every Home THE NEW AND E.NLAIUSE.D CDITION OF i I TiTi inn iTTflTiTf fTif-Ht f " ' Tl ' "' -tr-t i irvni ii;.-l..t,,AjittJMgyBanatttrtt.aaaaAasMSJii The New White House ntanraHt CH always satisfy your taste, with the bst mals on the irar ket. Open day and night aiiRF CURE FOl PILES ItdtlMC 111m produce m4stttre and lausw lU-hlUK. this forw. as well as itiinJ UbiMlInK or Protruding Piles arc cm red by Dr. lk san-ko's 111 Item- udy, stoiw Itt'ttlHK ana uieeumi. ah sorbK UiHturs. 'Mc Jar at druggists, or snt by wall- Trwtl free. Wrltn inu uboHt your case. Dr. IJosaiiko. ItilladMlphla, P Vat sal- at Dr. UtaiM's dru stores M ( WICfHKS D UKTntNATkMALI fl IMCTKMir r rinircnx nNT DMM:MnM Lnnndtniis OF AMERICA Court c, curwciuuii, wHiww. ""-''. u.nrA.,nrH Nn. 19. Meets ftuutnuuu w.v..- - --- Krlday nlghU In Turner owe. Hamilton C. jj.- A. 1 Urown. Sec Central touue ho. 18 K. of P.-Costlo Hall In Ilolmau block, eorner State atid Ubvrty streets, Tuesday of each vp.k at 7:30 p. in. Olaud Townst-nd. l' C ; Zadoe J- UlKK. K ot It. wn.l . Salon Water Co, OFFICE OITY HALL For wator sorvloo apply at offlce. Bills payable monthly In f.dace Mako all oomplalnta at the 0f3ce. Have Yeu Tried Thosw delkUtus wafers, etc.. In Na tional mswult Cowiwuy s wkmU? All tb race la the Kaat. llianaon & Ita gan ar now showing them U their fustoinfs la taw foUowlag varlatl: Nabisco wafvra la cboaotaU and dier ry flkrora, oll Taos. Oraliaw waf em. Milk Ulavulta and OJuMsW sandwich m; ul pat up Ih paekaaa. IJraason & Hajiaa. O' Better Than Bver Is iht teord of ilta Ptoaear IMk ery's bread and yutry Kvery gK)d bou.eJiee.pr usee IL Qlve rts a tall. WEBSTER'S INTEDNATIONAL DICTIONARY A lllrll.n.n .if KNm.lflll. rl)SrjUiy,0osrnphy,r'cllon,lo. M Plntn. Throughout 25.000 New Words B fhra no uinmon I'riiiiti.l iiinbr tin ilnwl mr- m ... M .,.i,u t.i. .. r, n Miiii "I W. liniima, rn.u., mm m., I 'mini hut (iiiiiinissioiHfr ut lilu , i il 1 t'X a Urge i-oribf cum M'ifiii i iiIiU H'i'l ililor Kiel, tilndlns. 2364 Qurlo H 3000 Illustration 5T 77m) Iultt nulhnul truJiit ud tJH-H), urrvtHU lk4 "Vmjtruln4' fi.. V.. ,,., Kuturtml iUHlOH or Jfl " " -. - , j.. n. 7-1.... VfV' . HOP AND PROVJCEJQUJlEn jTcVamohael-Hop buyer. Otflco In llush Uroyinan building. Salem, Ore gon. Maiuulwi of oholce bops sollo ltel from all growers. PHYSICIANS. fL r.,i.rufuiiiii mm ihh1 '""' WealMM'liblttli Wabstsr'a ColUslal Dictionary ab(il4MMryur HvtAiUk troiOinJ Vhmm ItWI'WMk IMWIIWHHl'l"' i.. "swiyam .tuaiy. xawwdinaM uitua- jT H. Drewer, physician and surgeon. Offlee In Qray block. Rooms 7 nd 0, Phono 01, -. OSTEOPATHY. Dr. t. E. WyoKon ana ur. - ... brlaht. Twenty months graduates of the Amarlcan skbtwl of Osteop .ii.. Klrksvllle. Mo. Dr. Wyckoff Is the only twenty o"h' 8Hinan( graduate la Haiem. wuu Temple. 'Phono Main T21 '""""r . .... Amart T Bcnoettlo ruuuoiu ""; Fellows' Klrks- G.6C.MEIKIAMCO. fubllshora, SpWneriold, Maos. n. M "" ' r......i nt ruimithv, ..can ocuuui . r-'r-' Mnttu tilio. Mo. umoo "' wr - over tho Sua. Offloe Uoura o. 11:80 and 1 to t. W. Cm Robbm. "ri or wsibpw Oraduate of the Columbia College of Osteopathy. Chisago, III. Offla 167 Court atreet Ohronlo dlaeases a spcolalty, SILVER CREEK FALLS STAGE LINE Salem to Argentiul, vl Wblterter and i ...v fiiem post otllca 7 .n weekdays only. Carry passengers ;.;. Finest uiountslu outing L. D. HENRY'S ml ERSSANDAGENCY li at 1180 Commerolal Street PHONE MAIN 2681 SAIEM ORg. First Class Bicycl? Repairing And all kinds e Btiiidrlea at ?U J. MOORE'S Steusloff Brosi Dealors In Live Stock, Attorney t Lvy Toledo, Orsgeru " rC l?i ...III 'VI .1. . r4 Mat, 1 mm. ,x gE " a m m 1 " V V if wfr. s ry :im u f u. w tVUMWM9 WWWBWlwwwwy.-www-- . X . $a m 4l v;vi t'i