The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, August 01, 1902, Image 3

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    Nicked Ware
Very Cheap
Good for Camping
Come and Sec it
Ask also to boo the Firo Polished
OlaBswnro. Just na cheap as tho un
polished hns been.
Saiico dialioi), sot of alx, 15 cunts and
upwards.
7 inch berry bowl, each 18 conta and
npwarda.
Jelly glasses 25 conte a dozen nnd up
wanla YOKOHAMA TEA STORE
Try Diamond Wend tea for
Ice Tea.
Phone 2111 black. Frco Dollvcry
The people of Coos hay aro wise.
They refuso to swell up, untlniso nnd
turn themselves Inside out because
there Is tho blonnlal harvest of news
paper railroads. With tho clamor for
development of tho country there Is
nothing onsler, choapor, and, as a rule,
loss fruitful of results, than a specula
tive boom manufactured "a la Tracy"
llleraturo stylo. That country has
such abundant rosourcos that it will
do well to not bo tnkon In easily. Its
people probably welcomo substantial
investments nnd Improvements, nnd
will go out of tholr wny to assist all
enterprises that soak a bonn fldo foot
hold In tholr torrltory. Peoplo who
have once tasted tho bitter fiults of a
baseless Inflation aro not soon or a.isl
ly captured again.
o
Moki Tea positively Cures Sick
Headache, Indigestion and Consttpa
tlon. A delightful herb dtlnk. He
moves nil oruptlons of tho skin, pro
ducing a porfect complexion or money
refunded. 2Cc. nnd DOc. -Wrlto to us
for freo Bamplo. W. II. Hooker & Co.,
Dnffnlo, N. Y. D. J. Fry, Druggist.
o
I'resldont Roosevelt's order that no
naval olllcor who has boon on shoro
duty for yonrs need expect promotion
until ho has been at sea Is smoking
out toino of tho gnllnnt dosk captains
nio bnvo had onsy borths for yoars,
TWENTY YEARS TRIAL.
Thoro aro lots of good things tho doc
tors know nothing about. Wo fro
quontly euro pooplo of dlssaso nfter
the doctors have glvon thorn up. If
tho dlsonso comes from ovor work,
dissipation, of oxposuro, cnuslng woak
and watery blood, and loss of llosh and
strength, wo havo tho ono suro romo
dy In Dr. Qunn's Wood and Norvo
Tonic, Thoso tnbletH tnkon with
meals turn tho food into rich rod
blood, making strong steady nervos,
nnd Increasing tho strength, building
up solid llosh nt tho rato of 1 to 3lbs
per wook. This moans hoalth. For
nervous prostration, loss of memory,
or a pnlo, sallow complexion, a bettor
lemedy was novor made. Doctors
know nothing about this roniody only
tho fact that wo muko euros; as wo
havo boon dome this for twenty yonrs
wo know our ruothod to bo tho right
ono. Druggists soil Dr. Ounn's Wood
nnd Norvo Tonic for 75c por box, or 3
boxes for ?2, or sont by mall on re
ceipt of piica. Write us for a pam
phlet tolling all about this groat mod
Iclno. Address Dr. Ounn, Philadelphia
Pa. For salo at Dr. Stono's Drug
Storos. 1
o
A fine lino of cutlery all guarauteod
Goods at Manning & Ferguson's now
hardware storo. 7-21-tf-dw
Have You Tried
Those dollclous wnfors, etc.. In Na
tional Wscult Company's goods? All
the ragq In tho Hast. Branson & Ha
gan nro now showing thorn to their
t'URtomora In tho following vnrlotles:
Nabisco wafors In chocolate and cher
ry flavors, Social Tons, Graham waf
ers, Milk biscuits and Cheose sandwich
ea. all put up In packages. Branson &
n
ATTENTION
Sam'l Gompers c Max Morris
President and vice President of the Largest. Most Scientific and Effectual
Labor Organization That Ever Existed in the World.
Will Address
ahjesjo&e -
AUQ.
At 7:30 p.m.
All vrTA-,-., ..,., n k rent
Is nAt .. nL... . JlAt... :fc .-; a
; ::::. '" itv iuam n iuB i,,bi auu
Xbts eminent speakers
Reduced Rates on Southern
r III i ii. I
::SociaIRealmi
Band Concert.
The- Salem Mllltnry band will give
an open air concert In Wlllson avcntio
I this evening at 8 o'clock, when the fol
lowing excellent program will ho ren
dered :
March Town Talk ....C. W. Munnoll
Overture Something Doing.. F. lleyerl
.inrcn unrktown Jub oq...w. HupIw.
Euphonium boIo Nellie I'olkni. Marsh
.March Qoneinl Miles 0. 11. Farrar
Waltz Helona W. K. Petoe
Grass quartette Selected
Overture Mountain Echoes
C. W. Dilby
March Searchlight . . . .C. W. Munnell
PERSONALS.
Ed. It. Carter has gone to Tncomn.
Henry Pnpo was In Portland today.
II. II. Wagner Is homo fiom Cas
cadla. W. L. Jones, of Jefferson, was In Sa
loin today.
Mrs. S. A. Kozor has returned from
a visit with rclntlvcs'ln ABtorln.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Frledmnn loft
Thursdny night for San Francisco.
Cnrllslo Denton and Miss Denton
were In tho city for n visit this week.
Miss Homenway, of tho asylum
force, has returned from n vncatlon at
Eugene.
Mr. nnd Mrs. II. S. Gilo havo re
turned from tholr tlmbor claim near
Nowpoi t.
Miss Leah Holslngor, of-tho Snlom
postolllco foico, has gone to Ashland
for a visit.
Judge and Mrs. John II. Scott have
returned fiom n stay In tho mountains
and nt Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. Dodo Olmsted and
(laughter, Zoo, havo returned fiom an
outing nt Newpoit.
Miss Octnvla Murphy, of Portland,
who has "been visiting Mrs. Honry
Pnpo, hns returned homo. .
Mlssos Florence, Mary and Eliza
beth TIHson havo rcturnou from nn
outing on tho Newport benches.
Miss Minnie DoLong, of Snlom, Is
now employed In tho composing room
of tho Pressor, Wash., Bulletin, Harry
Guild's now papor.
D. Iim Sulllvnn, tho gonial locnl W.
U. night oporator, and a battlo-scarred
veteran of tho slogo of Mockonomn,
loft this morning for a flftoon-dnys'
reunion with his old comrndos nt Col
fax, Washington.
J. A. Norwood, who for sovornl
mouths hns boon employed at tho stato
lusnno asylum, has gone to Portland
to accept a position with tho United
Statos clothing house.
Row P. S. Knight has returned from
n visit to Mis. Knight, who Is still tho
guost of frlonds In San Francisco. Rev.
Mr. Knight Is a groat champion for
Oregon, and ho snys ho got himself
Into a groat deal of trouble with tho
residents of the "Golden Stato" when
ho told thorn that ho would not glvo
thorn 100 acres of tho WHIainotto vol
lov for tho entire Snn Joso vnlloy.
Miss Gabrlollo Clark, Snlom's only
woman lawyer, Icavos noxt Tuosday
for nn oxtonded outing In Europo. MIsh
Claiko goos direct to Washington, D.
C., whore sho will Join a party of
frlonds, nnd sail from Philadelphia on
August 10th for London. England, tho
Islo of Man and Oormany will bo ox
tonslvoly toured nnd Miss Clark ex
pects to be gone nbout threo months.
ACKER'S
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
euro Dyspopsla and all disorders aris
ing from Imllgostion. isnuorsou oy
physicians everywhere. Sold by all
drucelsts. No euro, no pay. 25 cents.
Trial paekago froo by writing to W.
rt. IIUUKUJ . u., wuw, .1, ..
the Public at
sxtw:d.-Sly
nrt th Dubllc cordially Invitei It
i.enrtnitunfa lifetime to hfar,
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Pacific From All Points.
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A Wheat-MoJt CoreoJ thot Tickles Ttxsto a.nd Stosxdios Norvo
Hcv. J. A. Lovesquc, of Woodburn,
was in tho city today Ho reports reg
ulation gold mine crops on French
Prairie. Woodhuin Is enjoying -building
boom. Sevcinl business build
ings, n new warehouse, a parsonage
for the Catholic church and sovoral
rosldoncoB are going up.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Crooltham, of
South Haven. Kansas, are In the city,
visiting with the lattor's brother. F. A.
Wiggins and family. They will re
main several weeks In Oregon, nnd are
thoroughly onjoylng our salubrious
Hummm- nii,n
Mrs. Angollne Mlllor. Mrs. Alfred
Coolldgo. of Colfnx, Wash.; Miss Ad
dle Scrlbor and Miss Inoz Dozorth
formed a party for Newport todny.
State Treasurer Mooro and sons re
turned this morning fiom Klnmath
county, nnd Mrs. Moor returned from
Newport this afternoon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Durbln and
children ami. mother, Mrs. Dnjilol
Durbln, loft for a month nt Newport.
Attorney Knlsor Is homo from n
short outing with his family, who nro
stopping on tho Lnkc Lablsh faim.
H. A. Kirk has returned fiom WII
holt spilngs, whero Mrs. Kirk and MI3S
Daly uro still ritBtlcntlng.
Mr. John Craig and family nro going
Saturday to spend a month with rela
tives In tho Wnldo Hills.
Mrs. Robert Downing nnd MIsb Lllllo
Crnlg havo gone to spond a month nt
Newport.
Mrs. G. P. Torrol, of Mohamn, was
In tho city and loft for homo today.
Miss HI tn Rnkofltinw, of Portland, Is
visiting In Snlom,
Governor Geer went to Portlnnd to
day. JOURNAL X-RAYS.
Tho farmers form n whont and oat
trust. Tho mlllors form n Hour and
oatmeal tiust. Tho wholesalers and
retailors organize. Tho cooks and
wnltors strike. We'll all havo to go
back to raising our own grain nnd
grinding by hand, ns Abo Lincoln's
family did. Thorp wouldn't bo so mnny
millionaires, nnd more Llncolus. Hut
tho consumor Is putlont nnd prosper
mis, ami enn stnml n groin ileal or
milking.
Speaker Hondorsoii Is n koou canny
Scotch-American politician, novor oasl
ly surprlsod with any of his polltlcnl
wardrobe In dlsordor. Tho light
sprung on him by tho Natlnnnl Mlllors'
Association finds him not unprepared.
Ho snys ho has boon tholr frloud, and
trlod to get tholr bill through. "Tho
bill Is a Just ono, nnd ought to pass,"
of course,
Horafter lot no one sponk slightingly
of tho name of Smith. A Marion county
teacher asks $1000 damages for hav
ing boon jlltod by ono Smith, and fail
ure of acquisition of that namo. Hut
what could poor Smith have donu If
tho girl had jlltod him?
Tho newspapers of Oregon and
Washington are not bragging on what
tholr sheriffs and doputlos did to
Tracy. Thoy seem as willing to drop
him ns tho officials or oven tho posse
of roportors.
Tho Crook Indians aro up in arms
against tholr legislature for its ciook
od practlcos, Ono Indian sonntor was
Hhot and two representative woundod.
Tho Marlon county delegntlon may
take n hint.
t
Minor Mention
Loca Import
The excavation nnd construction of
tho state sower, under contract of C.
A. Gray, has been fully discharged
and completed to the point where It
will lie taken up and completed by the
state. Connections with both the pen
itentiary and the Insane asylum arer
yet to bo made. The ditch is now be
ing filled up by the men In the era
ploy of Mr. Gray, and this part of thl"M,r'- '""' """" ""
work will probaldy require another ! 'TX."
month's time.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured,
by local application, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness Is caused oy an
Innamed condition of the mucous lln
iutc of the ICustacblan Tube. When
this tub gets inflamed you have a.
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing,
and when i( is entirely closed deafness.
is the result, and unless tho Inflama
ttuu an be taken out and this tubei
restored to its normal condition, hear
ing will be destroyed forever; nlnei
rases out of ten are caused by catarrh
which is nothing tout hut an inflamed
condition of tu raucous wirfneos.
We wHI give one hundred dollar
for" any t-ase o deafness (caused by
rstsrrhi that can not bo cured by
UaH's Catarrh Cure. Send for cireu-j
lars. free. V. J OHHNBV & CO..
Toledo, Ohio,
Sold by ail druggtoU. 76 cents.
Hall's Family Pills are the best
o '
Breltenbush Hot Springs.
xitf hhhn are alreasy at Ul
. jr. :rt . r-n ru.urs
Itepilar resort.
F. W. ItOM,
address
7-2 od
A Detroit, Ore.Wtt-Jt BDWIN STOMB. Man.
THE DULm JOUHN, wHLBM,
PRISON
GUARDED
JJETTER
Efficiency of Guard System
Being Promoted
Sensational Report About
Break Leaks Out
Some material Improvements In the
ofllcloucy of tho guards and tho sys
tem of guarding at tho state ponlton
tlary have boon Inaugurated since tho
OBcnpo of Tracy and Merrill. In tho
first place, tho number or guards has
boon Increased slightly, aB has al
ready boon announced In Tho Journnl,
and tho day guards havo all boon
equipped with modern 30-30 rllloa to
ropluco the antiquated firearma that
wore formerly In use nt tho prison.
Tho night guards carry shotguns,
loaded with buckshot. These woapons
nro considered nuiro oftectlvo nt night
than a rlllo. With n charge of buck
shot, thoro Is greater liability, In the
datknoss, of hitting tho enemy.
Rlflo practice, which had boon
nbnndonod, has boon resumed undor
Second Wnrdon Dllloy. Sovoral of tho
guards havo bocomo qulto nccurato In
tho usu of ilflos at a distance of 300
yards.
Plnns havo about boon formed for a
movable target. Tho reason nsslgnod
for discontinuing targot practice was
the lack of funds on tho part of tho
stato to purchase ammunition, nnd tho
unwillingness of tho guards them
selves to assume the oxpenso.
Greater procnutlon Is also taken to
dofoat outside Interference. Formerly
during the noon hour, whon the pris
oners were locked In tholr cells, not n
guard was left on tho walls, nnd It
would not have boon an over-hnznrdous
undertaking most any tlmo to bnvo
scalod tho walls and doposltod lire
nrms nnd other mlssllos within tho
prison onclosuro. With the Improved
systom of guarding that has been ot,
tabllshod, any furthor Intrusions aro
nindo almost Impossible.
Why Havo Ladders There?
In this connection, u Journnl re
porter, while conversing with a prom
lnont cltizoii this morning, was askod
tho following portlnont query: "Why
on oarth, nftor having constructed n
tall brick wall onclosuro for tho prison
yards, did the penitentiary olllclnls pro
vldo laddors within nvallablo roach of
tho convlcta In tho foundry building, by
the nld of which the scaling o( tho
walls at any point was an easy tnBk?"
Tho quostlon Is a dllllcult one to an
swer, but brings out ono fact In con
nection with tho osenpo of Tracy nnd
Merrill, that has not yet recidved much
nttontlon. Tho citizen referred to
contends that but for thoso ladders,
the osenpo of tho two desperadoes,
which probably might not have been
dofontod, would havo heon tho more
dllllcult nnd more probable qf failure.
A New Guard Post.
Tho construction of a new guard
pout on the oast wnll of the prison on
closuro Is In progress. This will ro
duco tho distance botwoon tho guard
posts thoro to about 360 foot, whoro
before tho posts on this section of the
wull woro 700 feet apart.
Were Guards Hiding?
Tho report has gained circulation
that when Second Warden Dilley and
Turnkey McCormlck mounted the pen
Uentlnry wnll surrounding the uncle
lire, on tho morning of the escape of
Tracj and Merrill, that thoy found
two of the guards hiding themselves
behind the stone wall on the foot
bridge, nnd, although armed, they were
making no effort to Intercept the m
cape of the two convicts. While this
reiwrt could not be officially con
Armed, the rumor hns Just leaked out.
ami It Is known that the prison man
agment has been suppressing the
..,.u nn.rtt.i una liu (utmtitlilfit In
and It Is ailftgml that the other man
does not have any mortgage on his
Job.
Detter Than Ever
Is the record of the Ploneor Rak
hfj' bread and pastry. Mvery good
beusekeeper uses it. Give m a call
Second Grand Annual Excursion on the
C. & E. R. R.
The CorvsllU & Eastern Itallroad
CVaaitany will run their second grand
animal excursion from Albany, Cor
valHs. Philomath and all points west
1 to Xewjtort ana-return an Sunday, Ah
XH5t . IMS- Trains will leave Albany
at 7 a. m.. CorralMs 7:W a. in. Philo
math T:IS a. in., and returning leave
New at l:J0 H. m.. giving neanly
six hoers at the beach. Gram! xMU-
I Una Attn ey the HfesaviNg crw. my!
) bathing: ami other attractions will
I make the event m kwg to he rewem-
bereil. Pare for the tmni trtji frow
jj. aw and vumu um-.
fpolnU west Hlrtlasately.
OrttQON, FRIDAY, AUQU8T 1, 1902.
t - i'ttiti 1 . - - ' -u . - l .'i'TTTTVWVI t V n'i IfilJIiriL'. I
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SPRAYING
DESTROYS
INDUSRYT
Bee Raising Not Successfully
Followed
Where Blooming TreesReceive
Insecticides
A. J. Prultt, who manages a largo
nplary near tho stato fair grounds, re
ports that tho oxtonsivo spraying of
vinos and trees that Is resorted to in
this section, Is proving a sorlous in
Jury to the boo Industry, nnd Is dofent
tug tho successful raising of boos. Mr.
Prultt says that In threo years ho hns
boon able, with an original 112 swarms,
to raise but ono Bwai m. Ho has mado n
particular study of the bco-ralslng busi
ness, nnd from tho Investigations that
ho hns made, ho concludes that tho
uso of poisonous solutions far spraying
during tho blooming period Is respon
sible for these conditions.
Mr. Prultt oxplalns his vlow of tho
matter In this wise: Ho hays that tho
boos, in f ot tithing the fruit, collect tho
poisonous Ingredients o tho spraying
solution, and carry tho snmo Into tholr
IiIvob, nnd thlB kills the young bees In
tholr cells. This stntement naturally
suggostB tho query: If tho foregoing
bo tiuo, Is It not possible that tho
honey that Is taken from these same
hlvos may not bo Impure and Injuri
ous, slnco It must contain tho snmo
poisonous substnuces thnt kill tho
young bees. Mr. Prultt snys that In
Ohio there Is a stato law agnlnst tho
spraying of trees and vines during tho
tlmo thnt they nro In bloom. It Is con
tended thnt such n statutory provision
should be In force In Oregon.
The extermination of tho hoe family
In this mnnnor, for thnt Mr. Prultt con
siders to bo tho certain result, unless
Bomo restriction bo placed In tho mat
tor or spraying, will ovontunlly bring
nbout n strange and probably un
dreamed of condition. Slnco tho boos
nro essential for fertilization purposes,
their extermination would bring about
not only n reduced quantity of fruit,
but fruit or an inferior quality. At
any rate tho subject, ns volunteered by
Mr. Prultt, Is deserving of a soilous
consideration In tho Interest of tho bee
pioduclng Industry, ns woll ns tho rais
ing of fruit
thr"ew
aside their
CANES
Mr. and Airs. Reuben Lee of
Turner, Oregon, Relate
Their Experience With Dr.
Darrin at the Willamette
Hotel, Salem.
Marvelous Dut True.
Thoro nro pnrhnps no more proml
nont or buttor known people In Marlon
county than Mr. and Mrs " , of Tur
ner, Or. Wherever they are known
tholr word is accepted without ques
tion,, and tholr caul, published below,
goes far to establish Dr. Durrln's claim
to successful treatment of clnonlc dis
eases.
Mr. Lee Writes as Follews:
To the ISdlter: Prior to coming un
der Dr. Dnrrln'a medical and electric
al treatment, I had been painfully af
flicted with sciatic rheumatism, gen
eral (lability and nervousness. I could
not walk without n cane when I llrst
consulted the dootor two months ugo.
My relief from ull symptoms wus rap-
Id, and I no longer noed a cane. My
wife has had trouble with her lungs-
having a severe cough for many years
also pains and numbness In her
limbs, being obliged to use n cane Mho
has been successfully treated by Dr
Darrin and discarded her nine I
have 9ry confidence In Dr. Darrin
and his new method of cure, and most
emunntlcally commend him to the pub
lic. I reside near Turntr, Or., and
au be seen at any time
KHUHieN I.KM.
Prominent Linn County Lady Cured.
Dr. Darrin, Dear Mir: About two
months ago I began your treatment fur
a troublesome catarrh, and I am not
troubled any more. This may benefit
others, so use this letter. If it will be
of any benefit. Your resectrully,
MHS. HHTTIK DI4MP81CV.
Waterloo. Linn county, Or.
The following card was voluntarily
offered by a lady desirous of helping
others similarly afilleted:
To Salem Ladles:
Dr Darrin has (rented me for ca
tarrh, neuralgia and rheumatism,
scale trouble, deafness, general nerv
ous dejdltty. female trouble and par
tial paralysis of neck of the Uiartfler.
with marked suseets. I feel that words
' '. .. .V.'O.
CanastotnT N. Y.TMarcli' jo, lodfc
FORCE" FOOD CO.,
Buffalo, R Y.
Dear Sirs: I have used a number of packages of "FORCE"
since it was first introduced here. 5 use so much of it I would,
like to buy it in large quantities, if possible. My husband and I
use a package every two days. Every spoonful is an aggravation
for more, since it gives us botli more strength and fat.
My husband is an cngineer,.and he takes a whole bowlful to
his engine and eats it witluanc quart of milk. He says it makes
him feel like a "young coll " I have a nursing baby-my first
child and I find it gives nourishment in abundance for both
myself and baby.
Wc eat it by the wholesale, and I would like, to buy it by the
wholesale. 9
Name given on application.
nro Inadequate to express my gratltudo
for tho groat good that Dr. Darrin has
dono mo, nnd I most heartily recom
mend tho doctor to tho afilleted.
MISS MINNIE WKI.LS,
157 18th Street, Salem.
SURE CURE FOR PILES
Itching Piles produco moisture nnd
caUBO itching, this form, as woll ns
Ullnd, Uloodtng or Protruding PIloa
nro cured by Dr. Do-snn-ko'8 Pllo Horn
edy, stops Itching and blooding. Ab
sorbs tumors. tiOc a Jnr nt drugglstB,
or sent by mail. Trentlso frco. Wrlto
mo nbout your case. Dr. Uosanka,
Phtladolphla, Pa. For salo at Dr.
Stone's drug storos.
i o
Second-Hand Bargains.
Ono fnunlng mill, ono chopping mill,
ono lathe, band saw, a UOO-pound scnlo,
a good lot of bolting, a bolting ma
chine, a lot of sacks, housohold goods,
otc. Will go nt a bargain. Call on
Honry AVendoroth, executor, 208 Com
mercial street. 7-2fl-tf
The Great Rock Istand Route.
Through porsonnlly conducted tour
ist sleeping cars between Portland and
Chicago onco a wook, and bctwoon Og
don nnd Chicago throo tlmos a wcolc,
via tho Sconlc lino.
Through Standnrd sleeping cars
dally botwoon Ogdon and Chicago, via
tho Sconlc .lino.
Through Standnrd sleeping cars
dally botwoon Colorado Springs and
St. Louis.
Through Standard and tourlBt sloop
lng cars dally between San Francisco
and Chicago, via Los Augolcs nnd El
Paso.
Through Standard stooping cars and
chair cars dally botwoon St. Paul and
Chicago.
Do euro that your tlckot reads via
tho Great Rock Island Itouto.
Tho host and most reasonablo din
ing car sorvtco.
For rates, foldors and doscrlptlvo lit
erature wrlto to A. E. COOPER,
Gonornt Agont, Portland, Or.
The Science of
Osteopathy
Many people havo bodn lod to bo
llovo through fnlso reports and Igno
rance that Osteopathic treatment was
painful and ovon Injurious to children
or wuakonud invalids.
Nothing could bo farther from tho
truth for It is adapted to tho caao, mid
In nowlso Is It Injurious to tho frnllost
child or wcakonod invalid. Dut
rnthor It Is Invigorating nnd strength
ening, and novor la tho patient worn
out or mudo norvuus from treatment.
Ilowovor, thoro nro many fnkors and
pretenders In Ostoopathy who do not
understand how to glvo treatment
properly. . Nono nro gonulno or com
potont who havo not attondod school
at loast four terms of flvo months
each.
Drs. L. E. Wyckoff and Mrs. Grnco
Albright, of I. O. O. F. Tomplo, 8nlom,
uro graduates of tho American School
of Ostoopathy, a twenty months'
school, nnd thoroughly qualified to
glvu scientific treatment nnd handle
any cubo put lu tholr care. All dis
eases, especially chronic d Incuses and
doformtttos, yield to tho treatment
without knlfo or drugs.
Hours 0 to 4. Phono Mnln 2721.
Odil Fellows' Tomplo. Snlom, Or.
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rings
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P. W. R099, Proprlelor.
This popular, best of nil atimmer re
ports Is situated near Detroit, eastern
terminus of Gorvallis A Knutarn R It
in tho heart of the Caccado mountains.
Regular pscK train nmkes dally trip
from Detroit to Iho eprings. Tenting
privileges free All ramp nupplles can
bo puroliBKdatllio spring. Excellent
flililng nd hunting. Rales aro vury
reasonable, For further information
address, F. W ROSS,
7 1 2m Dutrolt, Ore,
25,000
New Words
uro added in tlio lust oditlon of
Wobator'a Inlonmlioiml Diction
ary. Tlio International la kopt
nlwayB obroast of tlio timoa. It
tukoa constant work, oxpoubIvo
work nnd worry, but it ia tho only
wny to ltoon tlio dictionary tho
Standard
Authority
of tlio English-spooking woyld.
Otlior diotionnrifts follow, Wob
utor loads.
It ia tlio nrorito with Judges,
Scliolani,Edncntore,PrinlQM,oto.,
in tbia and foreign countrioa.
A postal card will bring you
intorouting upooimon pugoa, oto.
a. & c. inmniAii company
Sl'IUKOI'IULD, MaB8.
runusissii or
WEBSTER'S
INTERNATIONAL
DICTIONARY. I
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rvus.
CLASSIFIED ADS.
Advertisements, five line j or less. In this column
Inserted three tlmesfor 25c. 50caVeck,$l.50
month. All over five lines itthesame rte.
WANTED.
Wanted. Ono hundred tenma to haul
ore from Uohotnla (Helena No. 2) to
Uedrock. Price $8.00 per ton. Roads
good. Teams can cam aB high ns
?I0 por wook. W. F. Morphy, ore
hauling dopnttmont, enro Pacific
Timber Company, Cottage Grove,
Ore. 7-30 lm.
Wanted. An ownor to tho ovorcoat
that was left In my core July 4th
Ownor may bnvo tho Bamo by cult
lug at my oflko nt tho city hall,
piovo tho proporty and pay for this
notice. N. J. Judnh, city rocordor.
7-30-3t
Wanted. Men with teams to haul
wood. Inquire of F. P. Talklngton,
102 Stuto Btreet. 7-21-tt
Wanted Five young men from Marlon
county nt onco to prepare for posi
tions lu tho government service
Apply to lntor-Stnto Corrcs. Inst.,
Codnr Rapids, In. 7-23-lm-dw
Wanted five young men From Ma
rlon county to prepare at onco
for positions lu tho govorntuout
sorvlco. Apply to lntor-Stnto Inst.,
Cedar Rapids, la. C-17-2m
Wanted Everybody to try Oregon
Foot Easo for all foot allnionts,
Onco tried always usod. Aalt your
druggist or uond 2Gc. S. L. Hayes,
Ilalaoy, Ore. 6-27U
FOR RENT.
For Rent or For 8ale. 12-room Iioubo,
paitly furnished, largo grounds,
stable, etc. Inquire Journal ollko.
701m
FOR SALE.
For Sale. Good timber tract, and al
so stock ranch, at a bargain, or will
tiado for Salem proporty. Inquire
of . K. Ferguson, caro Manning &
Ferguson's hardware store, Halom.
7-29-0t
For Sale. Now ilvor boat, with sail,
18 foot long. Intended fur gasollno
launch, choup. Inquire at Journal
ofllcu. 7-8-lm
For Sale. Now and second-baud bug
gies, now and sucoiid-hand spring
wagons, buckboards and carts, at
tho Salem Currlago and Wagon Fac
tory. Woruor Fonuoll, proprietor,
304 Commercial stroot. 4-10-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
Salem Drldno Closed. Good ferry run
ning nt Lincoln. 7-22-14th
Well Dlnglno and Drlck Work Wolls
dug and cleaned. Jobbing in brlok
work nnd clstoru building. Founda
tions put undor housos and chim
neys built. Apply to A. F. Holt,
Sulum P. O. or nurthoast corner
Rlvorsldo Addition. 7-lS-lm
Don't You Know Aiiytning about Ed
wards' Markot? At 410 Stato stroot.
Dost pluco to buy fresh and curod
meats til tho lowest prices. Phono
2C24. 1). Edwards, prop
All Kinds Of cumpliiB utensils,
stoves nnd touts, and secondhand
goods ut J. N. SlmuU', 107 Court
stroot. O-H-tf
LODQE0.
Protection Lodtje No. 2, Auolont Or
dor United Workmen, moots ovory
Saturday evening In tho Holtnan
Hall, corner of Stato and Liberty
streets. Visiting brethren woloomo.
F. L. West, M W , J. A. Hellwood,
Rocordor.
FORESTERS OF AMERICA Court
Sherwood Forostors No. 10. Moots
Friday nights In Tumor block. Irn
Hamilton C. IL; A. U Urown. Sea
Central Lodfje No. 18 K. of P. Castle
Hall In Holuiau block, corner State
and Llborty streets, Tuesday of
each week at 7:20 p. m. Claud
Townsond, C. C, Zudoo J. Rlggs, K.
of It. and H.
HOP AND PnCUjCJZJOUYjyjS
jTcarmlchael Hop buyer. Otfloo In
Ilush-Ilroyman building, Salem, Ore
gon. Samples of choice hops uollo
Itod from all growera.
PHYSICIANS.
jrH."Drewer, physician and suroeon.
Office In Qray block. Rooms 7 and
0, Phone 91.
I
OSTEOPATHY.
Dr. L. E. Wvckoft and Dr. Grace Al
bright. Twenty months graduate
of th American School of Osteop
athy. Klrksvllle. Mo. Ur Wyckoff Is
the only twenty months' gentleman
graduate lu Halem Odd Fellows'
Temple 'Phono Main 2721
Dr. M. T. 8choettle Oraduate Amort-
..can School of Osteopathy, Kirk
Vllle, Mo. OfIce In Tioga blook,
ovor the Spa. Office hours 8:30 to
11:30 and 1 to 4. '
W. O. Robblns, Dr. of Osteopathy
Graduate of the Columbia College
of Osteopathy, Chicago, III. Oulee
167 Court streeL Chronle diseases
a spoolalty.
TONSORIAL AND DATH8.
Ryan's Shavlno Pwlora. Seven first
class barbers engaged. Finest bath
rooms In alty. We uso antlsep'lo
etorlllser. J. Ryan, Prop.
i 1 1 i
Evans' Darber Shep.-Owyj'rat-ciastt
Blion nn Rlntn Bt.,,.1 n.-' . ...
, - ,. cw .irerj- m.ng
new and up-tc-dato. Flnest-porcolain
bathB. Shave, lEc; hair-cut, 25n
hatha,. 2Gc Two flrst-cteBs .boot-
uiuukb. u, w, KTan, proprietor.
Porcelain Baths. For ladles and gen
tlomcn. Hot nnd cold shoWer baths.
Best of sorvlco and clean towels.
J. F. Shoup, Proprietor, 209 Com
morclal street. 7-30-lm.
.
VETERINARY SURGEON.
i n n j . .-. ..
Dr. E. E. Jackson, V. 3., and dentist,
433 Stato street, corner 13th. Elgh
teon years a veterinary. All dis
eases of domestic animals treated at
my hospital by tho latest Improved
methods. Lameness a spedlalty,
hnM-.ig takon it poat-graduato course
in this special lino In luOO. qioao at
tontlou given to all work In my line.
Tolephono Illack 2031.
""-L Ll i'wwi'ili ii ijjmjjuu-p
C. H. MACK
SucceBsor to Dr. J. M. Koono, In
Whlto Corner, Salem, Oregon. Parties
desiring suporlor operations at mod.
orato feo In any branch aro In especial
request
S. C. STONE, M. D.
PROPRIETOR OF
STONE' DRUG STORE
SALEM, OREGON.
Tho Btorea(two In number)aro located
at No. 235 and 207 Commorclal st.,
and aro well stocked with a complsto
lino Of drUCB anil mnllMnna nll
nrticlos, porfumory, brushes, etc,
iiua uau sorno za years oxperlenco In
tho practice of medlclno and now
makes IIO Chnrcn tor mnanUaHnr, r.
amlnatlon or proacrlptloa. '
THE ELITE GaFE
208 Commercial Street
Meals at all hours. Open day and
night.
Only placo In tho city handling the
amoue
OLYMPIA BEER
Is tho Rocoptlon Boloon. Wholesale
nnd retail,
R ECKERLEN, Proprietor
CAPITAL CITY
Express and Transfer
Moots all mail and nassnnirnr trnln
Uaggago to all parts of the city.
Prompt lervlco. Tolephono No. 211.
HOMYKR & HEDRIOK.
Barr's German Salve
Heals quickly nil cuts, or bruliot.
Drawe S3rom)8j out o(Umo back, and
draws silvers oat ot flesh which often
break off too short to pall. Sticks like
sticking planter. Try It nnd you will
nevur bo without. llymallMc.
For sale at DARR'S JEWELRY STORE
120 Stato Street. Qalorn, Ore.
SOULE BROS.
PIANO TUNERS
AND REPAIRERS
For Bile- tni vicinity
fravs ordtrs st Co
VVIUTs Made Start.
PORTLAND OR.
Th? flDDe..
H
FINE WINKS. LIQUOKB
ANDOIOAR8....
102 CoM St
Your Step Mother
in nil II imrn Iiiihv as aver, and when
your clothes aro all out ot ordor, worn,
with buttons on, taito uiem to nor si
tho Salem Dyo Works.
At MiIh nHinhllHhinnnt vou can Kfit
nnythlug sot to rights, from a pair of
gloves, to tlio most eiauoraio sun
gowu. A gontlomon can got his hat
cleaned, his trousers creased, or his
u)in1n milt rnliivnnatAtl to suit his
toHto, also four suits a month for $1.
Iluttons sowod on, rips sowoa up, suns
pressed on short notice New goods
shrunk for dressmaking.
AIRS. C. U. WALKER
185 Commercial StrasL
OFFICE lillY HALL
For water sorvlco apply t office.
Dills payoblo monthly la advance.
Make all complaints at toe omen.
SILVER CREEK
FALLS STAGE LINE
Salem to Argentlul, via Wblteakw and
return. Leaves 8alem post oilico 7 a.
in., weekdayn only. Garry paenger
and packages. Finest mountalu outing
trlu oieu to Halom people.
7Ht. WAIUtBN W. Wl8. Prop.
L D. HENRY'S
REAL ESTATE AND
RENTING AGENCY
Is nt i!30 Commercial Btreet
PHONE MAIN 2681 3AIEM ORE.
First Class Bicycl?
Repairing
And all kinds ol
tnudrlesat
FRANK J. MOORE'S
10 Court fit. Phone SoM4.
Steusloff Bros.
Dealsre In Live Stock,
Wholesale and retail butchers and
packers. All Wnda ot fresh and .salt
meata. Fine sauaages, hams, baeou
and lard. 316 Commercial street.
B. P. JfOINLB,
Attorney at Law
Toledo, Oregon.
Wu clerk of olrcjult court for alz
years and has an uihto-dat Bot
ot all property In U&mh oBty... .
Salem Her Co,
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