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Newspaper Page Textt-i s'.ww W-Wrc"" " ! I ' "JM " WW , , ..,, f-" ITlllllllMlMi . .a L '' - - -" ---- - - Hill IIM mill--, hi - - ' 'HI imiiiiiiiii i n ---.- .- mmmmmmmtiMNMIMM t Nicked Ware Very Cheap Good for Camping Come and See it jljk also to peo the Firo Polished dluswaro. jusv uhuhii o mu un polished has been. ftuice dishes, eot of sir. 1C cetita nml opwarila. 7 Inch horry bowl, each 18 cents nml ipffirus. Jelly rUsh's 23 conta n ilozan nml up- YOKOHAMA TEA STORE Try Diamond Ulend tea for Ico Ten. pjione 2IU black. Freo Delivery WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS. C II Hall, Portland. V A Aldrlcli, Spokane. J II Uuckloy, Portltiml. v A. S Chiipniun, Portlnml. J A Dougherty, St. Louis. J II Hnlfhlll, N. Y. J A Dunlnp, Hnlfhlll. N. Y. T T Ooodwln, Hnlfhlll. N. Y. M C Isaacs, Chicago. 0 II Graves, Snn Francisco. It. J Fnby. Portlnml. Claud Strnlm, Portlnml. J M Wllllnmson, Prlnovllle. Clins Pnrks, Salem. t F A Peters. Portlnml. J Fileml, Snn Francisco. 0 Mokl Tea positively Cures Sick Headache, Indication and Constlpn lion. A delightful horb drink. Ro moves all oruptlons of tho skin, pro dadnK a perfect comploxlon or monoy refunded. 2Gc. and GOc. Write to us (or freo Hmnple. W. II. Hooker & Co.. Buffalo. N. Y. D. J. Fry, DrugglHt. TWENTY YEARS TRIAL. There nro lots of good things tho doc tors know nothing nhout. Wo fro quently euro pooplo of dlflonso nfter the dor-tors liavo given thorn tip. If the ulsenso comes from ovor work, dlulpatlon, of exposure, cnuslng wenk and vratery blood, nml loss of flosh nml strength, w hnvo tho ono snro reme dy In Dr. Omni's IJIood nml Norvo Tonic. Theao tablets tnkon with weals turn tho food Into rich red blood, making strong stonily nerves. ind Increasing tho strongth, building up solid flesh nt tho rato of 1 to Mbs per week. This means honlth. For nervous prostration, loss of memory, or a pnle, snllow complexion, a bettor remo ly wna novor mnilo. Doctors know nothing about this romody only the fact that wo malco euros; ns wo have been doing this for twonty yenrs wo Know our method to bo tho right one Druggists soil Dr. Gunn's Wood and Norvo Tonic for 75c por box, or 3 boxes for $2. or sont by mnll on ro- oelpt of price. Wrlto us for a pam phlet telling all about this groat med icine Addross Dr. Guun. Phtladolphln Pa For snlo nt Dr. Stone's Ding Stores. 1 0 A flno lino of cutlery all gunrauteod eoods nt Manning & Foruttson's new hardwnro storo. 7-21-tf-dw A (hlld with n head 21 Inchon In flrcumferonco was born at Tho Dallos Sunday. Ita hoad was abnormal, being the hlze of tho head of a 16-yoar-old boy The Infant wolghod 13 pounds. An abdominal nporatlon was nocos wry and tho mother U fast recovor mg Bed Time I take a pleasant herb drink, the next BiornliiK I fool brlEht nml my com plexion Is bettor. My doctor says It ""is gently on tho stomncho. liver ana kidneys, and Is a ploasunt laxative. It l made of herbs, and Is prepared ns easlli as ten. It Is cnl ed Lane's men Wne All druggists soil it at 2Sc nnd W cents. Lane's Family Medicines moves the bowols onch day. If you cannot get It. send for froo samples. Address Orator Woodward, LoRoy, --' mw jF,i.,,ii-"i.",p"rRj '"" " - . . j&fglny xh)l A W,,,lk,,M,t Fooa L"ed b-Y Children who Like no other Ceree.1 Nourishing Easily Dlgettod ' II J I - Vf v II " 1 '-- 1 - -I 1 ' '' !,' " ' '- ,, .. ' ' Jl IU I I.. ,.-. -.,-. ! I W V WORKMEN ATTENTION Sam'l Gompers M Max Morris President and Vice President of the Largest. Most Scientific and Effectual Labor Organization That Ever Existed in the World. Will Address the Public at sLXiXBxia: - AUG. 3 At 7:30 , AH waee-earners unred to be present and the public wrdlally liivltei It u not unlikely that this is the first and last opportunity of a lifetime to near tats eminent speakers- Reduced Rates on Southern Pacific From All Points. j-f-H-H- j Local Social Realm t Events 4. In the --H--H--H- Flunk Davey was In Portland today. J. A. Carson visited in Portland to day. Miss Henrietta Savage Is visiting in Portland. Hon. J. Clem, of Albany, wns In Sa loin todny. ISrnost and Orinond Uean aro visit ing at Eugene. Fred Fish was a business visitor In Gurvals this morning. Mrs. 11. J. Hondley hns gone to Long Heach to spend tho suinmor. Wnltcr Lyon Is home from n few days spont nt Newpoit by tho son. J. M. Kyle nnd family have gone to Newport for their summer's outing. Dr. nnd Mrs. A. A. Jessup me nt Newpoit for n few weeks' recreation. Master Frank nnd George Flngg have returned from a short outing nt Newport. George W. Gray and Miss Gertrude Gray have gone to Newpoit to spend n few dnys. Mlsa Lonore Kny hns returned from nn oxtomlud visit with relatives nt Uosoburg." Aire. .. W. fllllRU nt Wfutillinrii la In the city, n guest of her daughter. Mrs.!'l"'nm,lt; K. C. Pntton. Mr. and Mrs. Lovl Cnrd nnd Mrs. Perry Cnrd ciime up from Portlnml this morning. Miss Nellie Pnrniontor hns returned to Portland, nftor n visit with her pn rents In this city. John Wled, tho .lolTorson stock farm or, wna In Snlom todny, probnbly buy ing another fnrm, ns usual. Dr. K. K. Ooiichor, or MeMlnnvIllo, wns In tho city todny, going to Tur ner on profcBslonnl buslnoss. Mrs. Kd. Woller. Miss Hulun Wood ley nnd Muster Woller Chnmborlln hnvo gone to Newport for nn outing. Miss Kate Godfrey, of Poitlnml, Is In tho city for n visit with hor pn rents. Mr. nml Mrs. .Inmes E. God frey. William Ilntehullor has gone to Al bany, whore bo will superintend the Insinuation of the now scenery hi the new plny-houso of that city. Row Itobt. Whitaker, of Pnlo Alto, Cnl., wlio hns been tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Stolx, bus gone to Tn- comn to continue his visit. Milos Cnrtor, who is mnnnging n Inrgo ripplo orchard In tho Hood ltlycr country, hns Joined Mrs, Cnrtor for n visit to relatives In this city. W. L. Morrison, principal of tho Dunn County Normal School, of Mo nomonlo. Wisconsin, accompanied by Mrs. Morrison, wns In the city Wod' nosdny. Miss Loltlo Klllgoro, of Snn Francis co, who has boon visiting her cousin, IJrmlno 11iih1hio.II, has gone to New port to spoml a fow dnys at Oiokoh's popular sumrnur rosoit. Mrs. L. Hyrno nnd dnughtor. Miss Agnos, who hnvo boon v'jltlng friomU nnd nc(ualntancos In this city for the past 10 days, roturnod to tnoir homo In Seattle this nftoruoon. Hon. J. N. Wllllnmson, cougross-mnn-eloct from tho socond congres sional district, nrrlvod In the city Wodnosdny evening from Prlnevllle, nnd spoilt the day In Snlem on bus! nofis. Mrs. F. K. DoPnicq and little daugh ter havo roturnod from a visit to rela tive In llrltlsh Columbia. Mrs. De Parcq was accompanied home by hor cousin, Miss Marie Hurlburt. who will visit for a tlmo In Salem. K. C. Cros has returned from n three-weeks' fishing trip to Klamath county. Up had a delightful trip, but reports that the fishing was not up to the average Mr. Cioss expects to I leave next week for Ilelknap Springs for a month s outing. sxwiorsr p.m. 3 Object to the Report (Continued from Fourth Page). son thnt tho claim filed by Mr. Sinter, as recolvor, sets foith said check with other checks outstanding In detail ns deducted from tho nmount duo him on the books of Gilbeit Hros. Tenth Object to thnt part of the receiver's said report on pago 4, re ferring to tho claim of Idn Muth, open account, for $12GS.G0, and wherein tho receiver says while tho claim as pre sented Is an" orror, tho amount Is un doubtedly due her, for the reason thnt It appeals by snld roport that tho amount of credit due clnlninnt upon tho books of Gilbert Dros. Is $22.1.00, and thnt she holds n cortlflcatc of de posit for $1000.00, showing nn indebt edness to her of $1223,50, while tho clnim, ns repotted, Is for $1208.50. Snld receiver apparently overlooks tho excess of snld claim, amounting to J I COO. Elevonth Object to that part of said repot t on pago I, with roforonco to tho clnltn of the Order 01 Pondo, por Frank Davey, for $25. S3, for tho reason that the recolvor makes no reconimondntlon with refcronco to said claim, nor ns to whether there wns any nsslgnment of snld clnim shown by tho nllldnvlt of Twolfth Object to thnt part of tho receiver's said roport an pago G, refer ring to tho claim of Addlo Pnrvln for $500.18, for the reason thnt snld re colvor mnkos no rocommondntlon, nor does ho state any facts or conclusions from which the court mny detormlno ns to whether snld claim Is just or rea sonable or whether It Is properly mndo out, and object to the allowance of any nmount upon snld clnim, unless the claimant shall Hie nn unieiuleiV clnim showing tho amount of the Indebted ifess due hor on the dnto of the falluro of said bank, the nature of the Indebt edness, tho Hems of collnteial held by her. If any. nnd tho dittos and amounts of collections mndo upon snld collat eral. Thirteenth Object to thnt pint of tho recolvor's snld roport on pago 5, referring to tho claim of Schaoffor Piano Company for $139.11, whoroln the receiver snys: "Tho account upon the bonks of said bnuk nml tho clnim as Illud, If exnmlnod by tho rocolvor, will show that snld clnim Is for the balance duo upon an unpaid draft drawn by the snld Gilbert Ilros. a fow dnys prior to tho fnlluro of their bnnk, upon Now York." Fourteenth Object to thnt part of the recolvor's snld roport on pngo C, rofonlng to the claim of W. T, Slator, recolvor, open account, for "$1013.85 nnd $40.1,75; tho books show due him $2413.21; tho dlfforonco Is probnbly cnusod by him having mndo deductions for chocks Issued," for the ronson that the recolvor lit his snld roport has con fused tho claim of W. T. Slutor, as rocolvor, which was $1013.85, with the claim of W. T. Slator, porsonal, which Is for $403.75, which was sepnrntoly mndo and tiled, and for the further reason thnt tho clnim of W. T. Sinter, as recoiver, sots forth in full tho amount due him on the day of tho falluro of said bank, from which Is de ducted nnd sot forth In detail nil of the checks drawn by him as recoiver nml outstanding nnd unproseiitod nml tin pnld, nnd If tho claims of snld receiv er wore cnrofully examined by the re ceiver herein ho would be able to mnko recommendation to the court ns to tho correctness of said claims. Fifteenth Object to that part of the receiver's said report on page 6, re ferring to the claim of O. G. Smith for $20.00. J. II. Williams for $l.SO. Jnmos Wlnstanley for $412.71. Mrs. K. A. Wiggins for $15.00, nnd for the rea son that the recoiver in said report mnkes no recommendation to the court ns to how much or what, If nny, of said claims should be allowed or re jected. Sixteenth Object to that part of the recolvor's said report on pages 5 and G, which refers to the claim of .1. A. Stevens for $17.08, based upon chwks of W. T. Slater, receiver, for the rea son that the receiver therein make (to recommendntlon as to the Justness or reasonableness of said claims, or eith er of them, and for the further reason that the claim of W. T. Slater, as re ceiver of the Williams & Kngland Banking CoiHpony, or Hie herein, gives full and detailed Information with reference to said cheats, and shows the amount of aaid claims were therein ddMctd from the amount shown by the hooka of Gilbert llroa. to be due W. T. Slater, as receiver Seventeenth Object to the receiv er's aald report In general for the roa. son that he has not complied with the order of aald court in Uiat he has made no mx oue4aUoHS for or against any of the claims adverted to him. nor has be recommended to the court In any way as to whether any or all of the claims not meutlosed by him are Just or reasoitabm, nor has he shown and reported to the court what Is the principle of each of the said claims upon which Interest Is allowed, nor mas aar rscowummdathmt as to whuthsr a4 ti otelm la Just or at all due. And said objectors uartk ularly object to that part of the i THE DA(U JOUnNA-, .LEM, celvcr's snld report wherein ho says. "The total amount of claims present ed. Including those after date set for presentation, nmount to $10G,852.98; this is exclusive of the most of tho in terest upon the Intorest-bearlng certif icates of doposlt," for tho reason thnt tho receiver should havo stntod what Interest hns been claimed upon nny of said certificates of deposit or upon any of the book nccounts whore colluttor al has boon given ns secuilty thorofor, nnd we think It would bo of gront nd vantngo to this court to havo sot out In detail a full and comploto list of snld clnitns, with tho correct amounts of the original Indebtedness on tho date of the fnlluro of snld bank, which Is tho bnsls of the said claims, togeth er with tho nature of said Indebted ness, and whether snld Indebtedness boars nny Interest by contract or not, nnd complete payments mndo thereon since tho date of falluro, so that the same mny bo entered In tho Journnl of this court when npprovod and estab lished by this court, and shall be In tho form of nnd constituto n judg ment In favor of each of Bald claim nuts ngnlnst the snld Gilbert Ilros., and to that end those objectors move this Honorable Court for an order upon snld recolvor requiring him -to make further amended roport complying with tho foregoing requirements. How's This? Wo offer Ono Hundred Dollnra Ro ward for any enso of Catarrh that can not bo cttrod by Hall's Catarrh Cttro. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Wo, the undoralsnod, hnvo known F. J. Cheney for tho Inst 15 years, nnd bo- liuvo him to bo perfectly honornblo in all buslnoss transactions, and 11 nan dully nblo to carry out any buslnoss obligations made by tholr firm. West & Trttax, Wholesale Drug' gists. Toledo. O. Waldlng, Klnnnn & Marvin, Wholesnlo Dtugglsts, Toledo, O. Hall's Cntnrth Cttro Is tnkon Inter nally, acting directly upon tho blood nnd mucous surfacos of the systom. Testimonials sont freo. Prlcos 75c por bottlo. Sold by nil druggists. H!l's Family Pills aro tho best. Articles of Incorporation of tho Ore gon and Idaho Central Kullroad, capi tal $0,0(10.000, wore tiled yesterday In linker City. Tho line Is to run to Sov en Devils, Idaho, and work Is tn bo started Immediately. liastorn capital Ists are behind, tho project, o SURE CURE FOR PILES Itching Pllos produce moisture and cause Itchluc this form, ns well us nilnd. nioedlm: or Protruding Pllos nre cured by Dr. llosnn-ko's Pllo Horn ody, stops Itching nml blooding. Ab sorbs tumors. 50c a Jar at druggists, or sont by mull. Troutlso freo. Wrlto mo about your case Dr. Hosnnko, Philadelphia, Pa. For sale nt Dr. Stone's drug stores. ... 1 1 n Have You Tried Those delicious wufora, etc., In Na tional Hlscult Company's goods? All the rage In tho Knst. Ilrnuson & Ita- gait nro now showing them to their custoinors In tho following vnrletlu Nabisco wufors In ehocolato nnd cher ry flavors, Social Tons,, Graham waf ers, Milk biscuits and Choose sandwich os; all put up lit packages. Branson & Ilngan. 0 - Second-Hand Bargains. Ono fnnuiuK mill, one chopping mill. one lathe, band saw, u Ov0-pouud scule. a good lot of belting, a bolting ma chine, a lot of sacks, household goods, etc. Will ko at n bargain. Call on Henry Wendoroth, executor, S08 Com mercial street. 7-SlMf 0 Notice to Contractors. The undersigned will receive sealed proposals for the construction of a one-story school building, to be erect ed In School District No. CO, according to plans and specifications In the of fice of W. D. Push. All material de livered on the ground free of charge from the nervals dopot. Illds will be received at tho above olllee on Au gust 1st, nt 2 p. m and then publlcl) opened. The board reserves the light to reject any and all bids. (Signed) It. M. SAVAUU, Chairman. Louis Aral, Clerk. 7-21-td The Great Rock Island Route. Through personally conducted tour ist sleeping oars between Portland and Chicago once a week, and between Og dsn and Chicago three times a week, via the Sceule line. Through Standard sleeping oars dally between Ogdon and Chicago, via the Soenlo Hue. Through Standard sleeping cars dally between Colorado Springs and SL Louis. ' Through Standard and tourist sleep ing curs dally between San Franolsoo and Chicago, via Los Angeles and HI Paso. Through Standard sleeping cars and ehalr cars dally between SL Paul and Chicago. Be sure that your tleket reads via the Great Rook Island Route. The bast and most reasonable din ing ear service. For rates, folders and descriptive lit erature write to A. K. COOPBIt. Qeneral Agent, Portland, Or. 0SdN, THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1902. Lightning Strokes Thoro nre few people who would enro to be stiuck with lightening, nnd Jonnlo Pierce, of Pine Point, Vermont, wns ono of these. She wns Btruck a few days ago, however, and rendered unconscious for boiuo time, but sho rcgalnod her senses and Is vory glad It happened. The roason is that after being totally deaf for ton years, sho can now henr as well ns nny ono, tho clinngo having been cnttsud by tho shock. Tho application of oloctrlclty In an other form by n skilled hnnd doos not shock the most delicnto system though equally effective In curing denfnesa nnd other discuses. Dr. Dnrrln, now locnted ut the Willamette Hotel, Ib treating many cases dally, nnd thnt they do not seek relief in vain Is dem onstrated beyond n doubt by the fol lowing cures performed many years ago, thus showing the pormauency of tho electrical treatment. Mr. C. Cnry, of Ashlnnd, writes thnt nls cttro of deafness Is comploto, cured last Au gust. He also states In Ills letter thnt his wife Is In perfect health, nfter be ing 111 for ten yenrs with foninlo trou bles, constipation, piles, liver nnd kidney tumble. Miss lllrdle Schmidt. .Incksonvllle, Or., discharging ear ami denfness, cured. C. M. Hitch, postumster nl Htich, Or., donfness 2 enrs, cttrod In two hours. II. A. Tucker, president of tho bank of (lenoHSc, Idaho, now living near Ashlnnd, Or., catarrh 15 years, cured. S. P. llursllue, LooklttKlnsH, Or., ilctifnoss and ringing In ears, cured seven yenrs ngo. C. II. Matthews, Kaghi Point, Or., consumption mid large tumor, cured eight years ago. Mrs. Isaac Williamson, MchVvon, Or., lultamcd eye, cnturih pain lit her side, cured. li. F. Hope, lloulton, Or., diabetes, llilght's disease and rn'nrrh of the bladder, restored, Mm. C. Morris Talent, Or,, kidney trouble, dlnbetos and pain In buck 20 years, cuied. Mrs. II. Ilickford, llosobuig. Or., treated successfully, and her son was cured of cross oyes. Mrs. II. Kastoti, Hoaehurg. Or., grnuulatud oyos nil hor life, tho eyo Inshes were all gone, cured. Thomas Madison, Fnrmlngton, Ore gon, scrofulous swolllug under ear, causing totnl deafness, cured. A. H. Miller, photographer, 277 Knott street, Alblnn, Or., stiieluro many years so life was despaired of, cured. .1. I). lloffBtottor, linker City, Or.. total bllndnoHS and deafness; the lat ter cured, nnd the sight ueurly re stored. Kx-Postmnstor .1. F. Johnson, Pen dleton, Or., now jailer nt Poitlaud, Or., granulated eyelids for yenrs, cured. Jas. Hnrvey, Jr., Talent, Or., cotds of the neck contracted and bond drawn to one side, cured four yenrs ago. J. J. Kern, ox-edltor of tho north western (loriunu paper, Frolo Presse, of Pentium), Or., deafness for many years, restored. I5x Judge J. II. Nosier, Coqullle City, Or., partial paralysis and breaking down of the system, restored ten years ago. Dr. Darrln's Place of Duslnesc. Dr. Darrln gives free examination to all, and when nsoeesary gives medi cine In eouuuotlon with electrlcltv. The poor treated free fiom 10 to 11 dally, except medicines. Those will ing to pay, 10 to S; evenings, 7 to 8; Sundays, 10 to 8. i ICrrors of youth, blood taint, gleet, ImiHitency, varicocele, deafnoss. ca tarrh and stricture a speelnlty. All chronle male and female private dis eases treated nt $6 a week, or In that proportion of time, as the case mny require. Nn cases published except by permission of the (Hitleut. All busi ness relations with Dr. Darrin strht I coufldetitial. Letters of Inquiry an swered Circulars and question blanks sent free. IJyes tested and glasses fitted. Dr Durriu'a ottlces nre at the Willamette Hotel. Salem, until Xp tember 1st. Second Grand Annual Excursion on the c. &. e. n. n. The Corvallla & Itasteru Railroad Company will run their amend arund annual xxeumlou from Albany. Cor vallls. Philomath ami all points went to Newport awd return on Sunday. Au gust t, VMt. Trains will ktv Albany at 7 a. hi., Curvallia 7:80 u. m. Philo math 7:46 a. ., ami returning leave Newport at v. in.. Hiving nearly Mix hours at the beach. Oraml exhtbl Uen drill by the Heaavlsg crew atirf bathing aw! other attractions will wak Ue ereat one km r to be rvmem bfti. Kate for tfeo nhhmI trip from AJfeany. Oofvallls ami Philomath f l.W; point west proportionately. 7-Wlt HDWIN STONH, Man "FORCE" FOOD CO., Buffalo, N. Y. Gentlemen :-Seclng a package of "FORCE" In my grocer's yesterday, I purchased a package and tried it the same day. The entire family united in pronouncing it much better than any of the. cereals on the market. Being fond of cereals, we give almost every new product of the kind a trial. I can truthfully say that it is seldom we find one that is as unanimously praised by everyone who uses it as ".FORCE." Yours very Name given on application. Better Than Ever Is the record of tho Plonoor Dnk ery's bread nnd pastry. Every good housekeeper uses It. Olvo ta n call o The New White House Restaurant can nlwuys satisfy your tasto, with tho best menls on tho mar ket. Open day and night, o Accidents to Fishermen. Vancouver, II. C, July 30. Disasters mark the salmon fishing season this yonr. Tho latest uccldont resulted In tho drowning of Fred Mnrklnson, who was drowned In tho Frnsor river near Stovoston. A boat wns found todny drifting bottom up. It has not bcei ascertained how mnuy flBhormon It contained. Sidney Hunt and Thomas Crank shnw, supposed to havo been drowned n week ngo, aro safe. ACKER'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS euro Dyspopala and nil disorders aris ing from Indigestion. Endorsed by physicians ovorywhoro. Sold by nil druggists. No euro, no pay. 25 cents. Trial packago froo by writing to W. II. Hooker & Co., Buffalo. N. Y. O H. MACK Successor to Dr. J. M. Koono, In Whl to Corner, Snlom, Orogon. Partloa desiring superior oporatloiiB at mod orato foo In any branch aro In ospoclnl request. The Science of Osteopathy Mnuy pcoplo have boon led to bo Hove through false roports nnd Igno rance thnt Osteopathic treatment was painful nnd evuu Injurious to children or wenkeuod Invalids. Nothing could ho farther from the truth for It Is adapted to the enso, nnd In nowise Islttnjutlotis to tho frnilosl child or weakened Invalid. Hut rather It Is Invigorating nml strength ening, and novor is tho patient worn out or inailo uorvouH from treatment. Howovor, thoro aro many fakoru and pretenders in Osteopathy who do not understand how to give treatment proporly. . Nono nro gonulno or com petent who have not nttomlod school nt least four torniH of flvo months onch. Drs. L. E. Wyckoff and Mrs. Qrnco Albright, of I. O. O. F. Tomplo, Snlom, aro graduatos of tho American School of Osteopathy, a. twonty months' school, and thoroughly qualified to give scientific treatment and hnndlo any enso put In tholr enro. All dis eases, especially chronic dlsoasos and doformltlos, yield to tho trontmont without knlfo or drugs, Hours 9 to 4. Phono Main 2721. Odd Follows' Tomplo. Snlom, Or. lOmST (LASS IICJTIfi BrBitenbushHotSnrin F.W.ROSS. Proprietor. Salem Drluoo cioseu.-uooti terry urn- This popular, beBt of nil wiinmor re- ulng ut Lincoln. 7-32-1 Ith an;::naansrK!0v,:H.rf;: we., !y"o- In the hi art o( tho CaKadu mountains. dug und cleaned. Jobbing In UrKK Regular bck train mnkea ilatlv trip work und clsteiu building. Fouiidn from Detroit to tho sprlnus. Tenting u t ,,,. limm um chlm privileges freo All camp supplies can A....iu t a v Holt ,......! ittl.i. .i.rlmH ' kxridliint I!" "UL Apply to A. I'. Holt. Hulling sod hunting Raus ato very rVHPoiinhlu. For further Information address, F W ROSS, 7 1 2m Detroit, Ore. THE ELITE CaFE 208 Commercial Street Meals at all hours. Open day and Plght. Only place in the city bundling the anions OLYMPIA BEER U the Reception Saloon. Wholeialo and retail E. BCKERLEN, Proprietor Do your Children ABK QUESTIONS? Of courso Ihov do. It ia tholr way of leaniiiu,' ami il is your duty to atiBwor. ion may iicou u wu tionnrv to aid von. It won't an swor overy qiiostion. bill thoro aro thousands to wiiioii ji win give yuu trno. oloar and doflnito anawors, not ubottt words only, but about tliiiiL'u. tho aim. machinery, mon, tmioos. Btorlos and tho lilto. Thon. too, tho children can And thoir own answors. 801110 of our grouloat mon havo asorihod thoir pOWOr to StIKiy Ol UIO uicuuimry. Of courso vott want tho best dio lionary. Tho most critical prefer tho JJewnmi Enlarged Edition of webster's International Dictionary. jtj-v yon Aw any qntttiwi j about 1 VtriU M wewiMrs I ..-. wNaufiLKU.a. a u. riciliunm uw.i .iwjnaiufy puMitnint. arniHOfieuD, MAsa. 'Doylcstbwn. Ohio, April j6, 1903, truly, CLASSIFIED ADS. Advertisements, five lines or test, la this column Inserted three times for 2 Sc. 5 Oca Week. $1.50 month. All over five lines at the same rate. WANTED. wanteu. uno mituircil tennis o nnu ore ft 0111 Rohemla (Helena No. 2) to lledrock. Price $8.00 per ton. Roads good. Teams can earn as high ns $40 por week. W. V. Morphy, ore hauling department, care Pacific Timber Company, Cottage drove, Oro. 7-30-lm. Wanted. An owner to tho ovorcont that was left In my enro July Ith. Owner mny hnvo tho snmo by call ing nt my otllco nt tho city hnll, prove tho propeity and pay for this notice. N. J. Judnh, city recorder. 7-30-3t Wanted. Men with teams to haul wood. Inquire of F. P. Tnlklugton, 102 Stnto street. 7-21-tf Wanted Flvo young men fiom Mnrlon county nt onco to prepare for posi tions In tho govommont service. Apply to lntor-Stnto Corros. Inst., Cedar Rapids, la. 7-23-lm-dw Wanted five young, men From Ma rlon county to propnro at ouco for pobIUoiib In tho govommont Borvlco. Apply to Iuter-Stato IusL, Ccdnr Haplds, la. C-17-2m Wanted Everybody to try Oregon Foot Easo for all foot allmonts. Onco tried always usod. Ask your druggist or send 25c. S. L. Hayes, Halsey, Oro. G-27U FOR RENT. m" For Rent or For Sale. 12-room house, partly furnished, largo grounds, stable, etc. Inquire Journal ollli'o. 7-1)1 in FOR SALE. For Sale Cheap.- A Jump-seat cnirlago and u covered mountain hnck, In good order. P. J. Lnrsuu, 210 Lib orty street. 7-20-3t For Sale. (lood timber ttact, nnd al so stock ranch, at n bargain, or will trade for Salem piopurty. Inquire of K. Ferguson, co.ru Manning & Ferguson's hardware store, Snlom. 7-20-Ct For Sale. A good binder and it thor oughbred Holstelu bull, at n bargain. John Normuch, four miles south or Salem, near Holmes' hup yard. 7-20-31 For Sale. Now river boat, with Ball, 18 feet long. Intended for gaaolluo launch, choup. Inquire at Journul olllco. 7-8-lm For Sale. 3-year-old Jersey cow, with holfor calf. Inqulro nt Journal of llco. 77lm For Sale. Now and socond-haud bug gies, now nnd secoud-hand spring wagons, huekboards and carts, at tho Haloin Currlago aud Wagon Fac tory. Wornor Fonnoll, proprietor, 804 Commurclal strecL 4-16-tf MISCELLANEOUS, Saiani P. O. or northeast corner Riverside Addition. 7-12-lm Don't You Know Aiiytning about Ed wards' Market? At 410 Stato streoL Rest plauu to buy freak and curod meats at the lowest prices. Phouo 2024. II. Edwards, prop All Kinds Of cumplng utensils, stoves und tents, and Hecoiid-hand Hoods ut J. N. BhanU', 107 Court mrauL 0-1 l-tf Protection Lodae No. 2, Auolent Or dor UnlteU oihmen, meets over Saturday oveuijg In tho Holman Hall, corner of dtate and Liberty stroets. Visitlnrf brethren welcome. V. U et. Al. W., J- A- Sellwood. RwoHor. FOKESIfclU OF MMEMICA-Courl riherwoofl r 01 asters No. 10. Meets rrida) uUliic m Tsrutr block. Ira llamllMiii it.: A. I llrown. 8uo Contrai Uwlg. ro. 18 K. ol P.-Catle Hail lu Dolman block, comer State ,.... 1 .iiu.riv nl reels. Tuukday of MIS' - each ffk hi 7 V0 p m- Claud ToHiieeitd, C C . Zsdoc J Riggs, K. ot It. aud ti HOP AND ''CtJYeR8 J. Cannlchae"lilop buyer. OWce lo Husb-IJreymuo bulldluK, Ualem. Ore? gon. Samples of choice hops soil Red from all growers, PHYSICIANS. jrH7TlrTwo7rphylcj,n and i"0eon' Offlco In Gray block. Rooms 7 and 0, Phone 01. OSTEOPATHY. Dr. L. E. Wyckoff and Dr. Oraoo Al bright. Twenty months Kraduatas of the American School of Osteop athy, Klrkevllle. Mo. Dr. Wyckoff l the only twenty months' gentleman graduate In Salon. Odd Fallows' Temple. 'Phone Main 27X1. Dr, M. TT BsTioettle Graduate Amerl ..can sahool vflle. Mo. I of Osteopathy, Kirks- Sffloa In TloKa bloek, paOffloe hours I.MIo over the 8p 11:30 and W. G. Robblns, Dr. of Osteopathy Graduato of tho Columbia Colega or Osteopathy, Chicago, III, , Office 157 Court Btrcct Chronic dlsoases a specialty. ., "i . - ! 1 1 ? & ' TON80RIAL AND BATH8T'"" Ryan's Shaving Parlors. Seven nrs class barbers entpagod. Finest bot.fi rooinB In olty. Wo uao antlaeptla' Btorlllzer. J. Ityan, Prop. Evans' Barber 8hop. Only flrst-clkas shop on Stato street Every thing now and up-to-date. Finest porcelain baths. Shavo, 15c; hair-cut, 25c bathe, 25c. Two first-class boot-' blacks. C. W. Evans, proprietor. Porcelain , Baths. For ladlos nnd gen tlemon. Hot and cold shower baths. Rest of servlco and clean towels. J. T. Shoup, Proprietor, 209 Com mercial street. 7-30-lm VETERINARY SURGEON. Dr. E. E. Jackson, V. S., nnd dentist, 433 Stnto street, cornor 13th. Eigh teen yenrs n vetorlnary. All dis eases of domestic animals treated nt my hospital by tho latest improved methods. Lameness a specialty, having takon a post-graduate courso In this special lino In luOO. doao at tention glvon to nil work In my line. Tolophone Mack 2031. S. C. STONE, M.-D. PROPRIETOR OF STONE' DRUG STORE 8ALEM, OREGON. Tho storasftwo In numbor)aro located at No. 235 and 297 Commercial st, and aro well stocked with 0, comploto Uno of drugs and medicines, toilet articles, porfumory, bruBhoa, etc, Has had soino 25 years experience la tho practlco of mcdlcluo and now makes no chnrgo for consultation, ox amlnatlon or prescription. CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Moots all mall nnd passongor trains. Dnggago to nil partB of tho city. Prompt 1 ervlco. Tolophono No. 241. HOMYER & HEDniOK. Barr's German Salye llonla quickly all cuta, or bruise. Draws sirunoss out of Urao back, and draws silvers out of lloah which often break off too short to pull. Btlcks liko sticking plfttor. Try It nnd you will novor bo without. Ify mull 25c. For enlu nt BARR'S JEWELRY STORE 120 8Uto Street. Balom, Ore. SOULE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS For Salem cod vicinity leave orders at Ceo Witt's Music more POPTLAND OR. Huie Wing Sang Co , Sprcinl Hale ol all walsli, whlto underwear, wrstmors floor mattlugt. 1IOITOM PRICKS. :: I! : 140 State St., Salem, Or. Th? flnneij,. FINE WIN KB. LIQUORS ANDOI0AHB.... 102 Court SI Your Step Mother Is still horo busy as ovor, and when your clothes aro all out of ordor, worn, with buttons off, tako thorn to her at tho Balom Dyo Works. At this ostnbllBhmoiit you can get anything sot to rights, from a pwrol gloves, to tho moat elaborate silk gowii. A gentloman can got his hat cloanod, his IrouBors crcaaod, or fill wholo Bult rojuvonatod to suit bla tasto, aUo four suits a month for ?1. Buttons sowed on, rips sowed up, suits pressed on short notlco. Now goods shrunk for dressmaking. MRS. C. H. WALKER 105 Commercial Street Sa OFFICE uirY HALL For water servlco apply at offlce. Hills payable monthly In advance. Mako all complaints at the office. SILVER CREEK FALLS STAGE LINE Baku, lo ArRMJ.vlWliHker and rutitrn. Leaves ba em pt omeo 7 a. anu pVcK: Ki.1e.t mountain outing ;rr'"WAR,S'w3foviS.Pr0P. L. D. HENRY'S REAL EKoANDAGENCY u i 'im Cammsioial Btie't PlIflNE MAIN 2681 SALEM ORE. Firsl Class Bicycl? Repairing Ami all kinds of guudries at FRANK J. MOORE'S 4 ,a n-rt Bt yjsaiiai Steusloff Bros. Dealers In Llvo Stock, Wholesale and retail butcher, and "y VirJ. 316 ffnmmafcUl strest. Attorney at Law Toledo, urea1" . 0WUjt court for lx as olark of oirgu.v Rbs raat Jffi$$gig2fimf... cm Her Ce: 1 M kj HHkIoI i4(0lfft!ii!at'mh " -Sws-'wCT,'