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THb. sJAILY JOURNAL, ALEM, OREGON, 1HUR8DAY, AUGUST 7, 1862.
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Open Jelly Tumblers,
30c per dozen, at the
Yokohama Tea Store.
Remember the Fresh
Roasted Coffee.
YOKOHAMA TEA STORE
Try Diamond Blend ton for
Ico Tea.
I'linne 2411 black. Free Delivery
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS.
.Iiio. S. Gurneo, Portland.
W. I Glmlmcrs timl wife, Portland.
H. C. Clement, Portlnnd.
Julius Plnetts, Portland.
I). F. Wells, Portlnnd.
Austin Flsliburn, Salem.
13. C. Vilas, Seattle.
J. It. Powell, Seattle.
.lames A. Hell, San Francisco.
Daniel Boone, Jr., St. Louis.
H. 13. Lotinsbury, Portland.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured,
by local application, as they cannot
reach tho diseased portion of the ear.
Thoro Is only ono way to euro doaf
noss, and that Is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness Is caused by an
Inflamed condition of tho mucous lin
ing of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube gets inflamed you bnvo a
rumbling sound or Imperfect henrlng.
and whon It Is entlroly closed doafuoas
Is the result, and unless the Inilnma
Hon can bo taken out nnd this tubo
restored to Its normnl condition, hoar
Ing will bo destroyed forever; nlno
cases out of ton nro caused by catarrh
which Is nothing but but nn inflamed
condition of tho mucous surfnees.
Wo will give ouo hundred dollars
for any caso of denfness (cnused by
catarrh) that can .not bo cured by
Hall's Catarrh Curo. Send for circu
lars, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Hold by all druggists, 75 cents.
Hall's Family Pills nro the h?st.
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WHAT TIME PROVES.
This thing of bolng sick and looking
for a curo Is a mighty serious busi
ness. Pooplo. aro not givon to Joking
even at tho first symptom of tho ap
proach of the grim destroyer. Thoy
do not want to bo tho subjects of ox
porlment, but want modlclno that has
..ml tho tost of yearH behind It. A
medicine that has been made and used
for 20 yoars gives assurance ot its
worth, and enn bo tnkon with a faith
that thoy havo tho vory boat euro tho
world affords. All this can bo said
aoout Dr. Gunn's Improved Llvor Pills
as a remedy for slck-hendncho, dys
pepsia and Indigestion, It boglns right
nt tho sourco of tho troublo and ro
movos tho cause. Wo will Bend a
sample box ot thoso pills free, or a
full box. on' receipt of 2Gc. Sold by all
dnigg.sts for 25e per box, or. address
Dr. Gunn, Phllndolphla. Pa. For sulo
at Dr. Stono's Drug Steres: 2
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FOR NEWPORT.
Oregon's Favorite Seaside Resort.
Recognizing tho ndvantage of New
port as a summer rosort ovor other
seaside resorts In tho Northwost, and
to ninko It possible for all who doslrc,
to spond tholr vacation by tho ocoan
waves, the Southorn Pacific Company,
in connection with tho Corvallla &
Eastern railroad, will place on sale,
effectlvo Juno 16th round-trip tickets
from all points In Oregon on tho
Southorn Pacific to Newport. good for
return until Oetobor 10th. specially re
duced ratoa. For full Information In
quire of your local ngont G-W-eod
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Breltenbush Hot Springs.
Many campers aro already at this
popular resort For full particulars
addresa F. W. ROSS,
7-2-eod Detroit, Ore
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Do you want to etart in bmdnets? U to, I will gite jou a bargain, or will ull
any line at a r.atonable discount. I have a good location, rent is cheap,, busi
ness good. You may ask why I wish to stdl oat and in tua langoaiw of one of our
ex-Governora "it is my awn business " If no customer appears for my whole
stock and furnltnre. I will continue selling at less than the manufacturing cost,
until about the Ifith .l An4ust, ( I mean this year) and then it will either go at a
forced sale or by removal. .... ,
All of vou who know the value of a dollar can make It go farter by coming to
.. jTtefcman's
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Ourgood. are priBCtpa.ly new ; very
p. a.
ins: the whole stoolc can leave them
ins; the wnoie hook can jev mcu, ., - -;,-".",,- .ibbont
ing goods, trunks, valisw, ooUery. jwelry, i uHm i, W ij
lacei, ladles' and ohlldren'o underwear, brakls, spool and skein suits, ana
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" TVre"- PthlnfC extra no sentiment; nothlne partlcutirly funnv In It vet cverv niorit th
goes wild Only one way I can explain it. FORG ' is a mlhiy Reed breakfast food" V a
3ellcate flavor, Is crisp ani flaky-just the kind of dish thai T man"! glad ' tc iff, ? when he s&
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ii -Social Realm;;
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Pattee-Clark.
Dr 13. S. Clark ad Mrs. Lottie A.
Pattee, both of the Chemawa Indian
school, were united In mnirlmr.. in
this city at 3:30 o'clock Wednesday nf
ternoon at the residence of Mrs. Claire
Howe, In Yow Park, the officiating clor
Byman being Rev. H. A. ICetchuni, of
trie birst Congregational church. The
wedding was a very quiet one, only a
few of the immediate friends of the
conti acting parties witnessing the ser
vice. Dr. Clark Is the physician at the
Chemawa Indian school, and the bride
Is tho widow of John Pattee, the form
er carpenter and physical Instructor
at the school. Dr. and Mrs. Clark loft
on tho afternoon train for Chemawa,
wheie they will continue their work
at the sohool.
warts-Dunn.
i Tho ceremony that united In mar
tinge Miss Emma S warts and T. A.
Dunn was pronounced by He v. George
C. Hltchey, at the resldenco of Miss
Deatrlco Shelton, at No. 48 Front
street, at high noon, Wednesday, Au
gust 6th, In tho prosenco of only a
few of tho particular friends of the
young couple. An excellent wedding
repast was served, and the nowly-mar-rled
couple received many presents.
Mr. and Mrs. Dunn will reside at Dal
las. PERSONAL8.
D. F. Wngner hns gone to Senttlo
for a fow days.
Miss Lena ilinndt has returned from
a visit at Newport.
Rev. II. A. Kotchum hns Joined his
family at Cascadln.
Mrs. J. 13. Allison Is visiting with
hor pnronts nt Drooks.
Mrs. E. II. Pugh has returned from
a visit to relatives In Albany.
Roboit Ashford, tho Woodburn bilk
er, was In tho city Wednesday.
Mrs. Earl Race and children havo re
turned trom a visit at Harrlsburg.
J. P. Rogois, A. N. Gilbert and C. D.
GabrlelHon were visitors to Portlnnd
today.
Prof. J. K. Uuff, of Sllverton, a prom
Inont Marion county educator, was
In 'Salem today.
Miss Mabel Jonos hns returned to
hor homo near Drooks, nftor a short
visit In this city.
Miss Winifred Hawloy returned to
Portland today aftor a short visit with
Mrs. E. F. Carlton.
Miss Hattlo Morlock, stenographer
for the Oregon Nursery Company, has
gone to Scattlo for a visit.
Miss Nannlo Wagnor hns gono to
Vlqtorla, llrltlsh Columbia, to spond
the remalndor of tho summer.
C. D. Gabriolson has returned from
a short visit with his family, who are
apoudtug tho summer nt Newport.
W. E. Mlllor, president of tho locnl
Federal Labor Union, has gono to As
toria and points on tho const for n
rest.
George Dorcas has returned from
Newport, whore Iiq has boon spending
n fow weoks for tho benefit of his
honlth.
Mrs. Ell.a Spaulding Warren, recent
guest of Mrs. C. I. Illshop, has re
turned to her home at Ilrldgoport,
Washington.
Alderman G. W. Grlswold la homo
from Nye Crook on business for a few
days, whon ho will rojoln his family
at the sonsldo.
Prof. A. G. Washburn, of tho Wash
ington school for tho deaf, has re
turned to Vancouver, after a visit with
Prof, and Mrs. I R. Travor.
Mrs. W. R. Anderson has boon callod
to Spokane by a tologratn announcing
the serious Illness of her brother-in-law.
A. U. Wnterman. Sho loft this
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Stolid, accompanied
by Mr. StoU's brother. Wm. G. Stolz
nnd family, of Dayton, Ohio, loft today
for a few days of alght-Boelng on the
Columbia river.
Miss Gertrude Stuhley has taken a
position today as saloslady In tho Geo.
C. Will music house. Miss Stahloy Is
a member of the (leaner orchestra, and
a well-known pianist.
Mrs T T. Geer. Mr. and Mrs. N. J.
Damon. Misa Louie Church and Miss
Margaret Cosper last evening Joined a
party of Portland pleasure seekors for
St , Salem.
fewpker. A p.r ,
oat.
asstfsiffass? SESsuattr
York roof. Goes something
' Everybody-! twful food to rra.
Doncher knov
t m u tveel 11 my jUI cn be,
Doncher know
nty took ivty n,y oitmeil,
Bui iniietd ity (iro m FORCE
EyefyWy- iwful food la m
n trip to Crater Lake, that Is bolng
conducted by W. 0. Steel,' of Portland.
Governor Geer accompanied the party
to Mcdford.
E. C. Clement, tho Inspector and ex
aminer of rural mall routes, was In the
city Wednesday, nnd conducted nn ex
amination of applicants for appoint
ments as carriers to All vncanclos on
the forco now going from the Salem
postoffice. Tho pnpors of the examin
ation have been forwarded to Wash
ington, nnd tho successful candidates
will be known booh.
Bed Time
I tako a pleasant herb drink, tho next
morning 1 feel bright and my com
ploxlon Is bettor. My doctor says It
acts gently on the stoniacho, liver nnd
kidneys, and is a pleasant laxative. It
Is made of herbs, and Is prepared
easily aB ten. It Is called Lnno a med
icine. All druggists sell It at 2!c nnd
50 cents. Lime's Family Medicines
moves tho bowels each day. If you
cannot get It, send for free snmples.
Address, Orator Woodward, LeRoy,
N. Y.
Attention, Comradesl
There will be nn old soldiers' picnic
nnd cnmpflre on Friday, August 8th,
nt th6 home of Comrade R. E. Wands,
In Hampden Park addition, East of Sa
lorn. There will bo conveyances nt tho
asylum for thoso wishing to nttond nt
9:30 n. m." A cordial lnvltntlon to nil
old veterans and their families. Come
with well-filled baskets nnd hnve a
good time.
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A Boon to Builders.
Wo havo secured tho exclusive
ngoncy for Horcules Plnstor Fibre. It
consists of cleanest Manila hump, nnd
Is far superior to plnsterlng hnlr.
Clean sand, and concrete gravel. Cap
ital Improvement Co., phono 301, 310
Front street.
Card of Thanks.
Tho undersigned wish to thank their
nclghboiH nnd frlonds for their many
klndnoHses nnd persounl assistances
rendered during the Illness of tholr
daughter, the late Mabel M. Hewitt,
and for tholr slucoro condolence In tho
family bereavement.
MR. AND MRS. JOED HEWITT.
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Very Anxious.
Kill Anderson has not hoard a word
for ovor four days from his monkoy,
and will pay a liberal reward for any
Information (dead or nllve) and he Is
vory anxious to hear from his pet,
CHANGED
HIS
MIND
L. Burkhart Says He Did Not
Threaten Officers
It Is an easy mattor to assort that
ono will "fix" Honioljody olso whon
that person Is not around, but whuu
brought fnce to face, with the man to
bo "fixed," tho man who proposes to
do tho "fixing" not Infrequently bo
comos faint-hearted, Such was tho
oxporlonceof L. Ilurkhartln tho pollou
couit this morning. Hurkhnrt only re
cently complotod a term in tho county
jail for tho larceny of a bicycle, and
It was reported to tho polleo officers
that tho follow with an ovor-fondnoss
for other peoplo'a bloycloH was boast
ing about the streetu that ho would
"fix" tho officors who secured his con
viction of tho hloycte theft. Now tho
officors of tho Salam polleo court hndjof cuboh whore others hava one,
a curiosity to -Know just wnnt iiurK
hart proposed to do, and thoy causod
him to appear In tho police court this
morning. Whon Interrogated by Po
lice Judge Judah, liurkhart denied ov
er assorting that ho would harm any
body, loast of all members of the,pollco
dopartmont. The fellow was advised
not to make any further threats of
any kind, or he would be severely dealt
with. He was discharged.
There wore a. number of cases- In
police court this morning, but the city
treasury wns not augmented In the
least. Ono transient vlultor waa giv
en 30 minute to leave the city, and
he went. Another vagrant was re
leased, aa he appeared to be a laboring
man. An exconvlot, who had boon
arrested for dru.nktfnnaHs, was also
discharged with a reprimand, since It
was his first appearance In the' Halem
police court.
There Is Not
Anything better than good, whole
some pastry. When bought of the
Pioneer Bakery you gt the beat on
the market.
INDIGESTION
la the eaua'e of more discomfort than
any other ailment. If you eat the
things that you you want, and that
are good (or you, you are distressed.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will make
your digestion perfect and prevent
Dyspepsia and Its attendant disagree
able symptoms. You ean safely eat
anything, at any time. If you take one
ot theee tablets afterward. Sold by
all drHggletB under a poaltlve guarciH-,
lee. 3 eta. Money reXunded If yen,
m tiivf HatliitlaA. Sand to UK for a'
free sample. W. II. HOOKKR & CO.,
Baffale, N. Y.
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breakfast from force of habit and not because he wants to eat. It leaves a mtghfy pleasant taste, and it's
the memory of that pleasant taste that causes the audience to appreciate so thoroughly that little song
"FORCE"Jsa combination of the whole of the wheat and barley malt. Wheat contains alt
elements necess.iry for the sustenance and proper regulation of every organ of the body It combines
these elements In such proportions that no organ is overworked or under-exercised In ine processes ol
digestion and assimilation. Because malt is blended with the whole of the wheat, "fORCB is a
perfect food for the overworked or under-exercised stomach, as well as for the stomach in perfect
health. Mall Is the best natural tonic. In the manufacture of " PORCE ' various chemical changes
take place In both the wheat and malt which ordinarily are brought about in the first stages of normal
and healthy digestion This food, therefore, is quickly and easily assimilated, but still gives the various
organs of the body sufficient exercise to keep them In perfect condition
" FORCE " requires no cooking, and is djlicious cold or warm. -
like this :
the house
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BARTENDER
DRUGGED
EMPLOYER
Washington Larcenlst Is Re
turned for Trial
Sheriff P. Zimmerman, of Snohom
ish county, Washington, was In Salem
todny, and upon the requisition of
Governor McIJrlde, of his state, se
cured a warrant for the arrest of Rich
ard Servls, who Is wanted in Snohom
ish county to nnswer to a charge of
as-fgrand larceny.
Servls, who Is under
arrest In Portlnnd, is reported to have
drugged his employer, for whom ho
was working as bartender, and, after
robbing his victim of $500. he went to
Portland.
Sheriff Zimmerman Is one of the
Washington officers that participated
In tho search for Tracy. Deputy Sher
iff Chns. Raymond, who was murdered
by Tracy on tho afternoon of July 3d,
wns a deputy In Sheriff Zimmerman's
office. He says tho announcement of
Trnry's Biilcldo was wolcomo nows to
tho people of his county, who were ter
rorized dining" tho tlmo of tho des
perado's operations In their section of
the state. Sheriff Zlmmcrmnn loft for
his home on the afternoon train.
THE AGE OF
SUPERSTITION
A Great Difference Between
Three Centuries Ago
And Now
A few centuries ago thoso who prac
ticed tho art of healing and performed
J ovo tho ,U08t common HurKcnl onor
ntlons, were looked upon with n cor
tain degree of suspicion, as though,
perhapB, thoy obtained tholr powers
lu that lino from some supernatural
source. Much of that mysticism still
clings to tho modlcnl profession. Doc
tors nnd surgeons gonoially soem to
hnvo n rotlceuco against making their
nhllltles known In any other than tho
ordinary manner, Dut n great change
hns been going on recently, more par
ticularly in tho Inst quartor of a cen
tury. In this ngo of freo thought, free
speech and freo action, n diploma from
some second or third rate modlcnl col
lego Is not enough to glvo a patient
confidence lu tho ability of u young
doctor of modlclno. Nothing short of
practical experience will do that. The
uuccessful physician nnd surgeon will
establish his reputation by curing his
pntlonts. Ho wIlV not bo afraid to
ndvortlso his ability to cure, for he
has confidence lu his powers, knows
what ho can do, nnd Imparts his con
fidence to those who cnll to tako nd
vantage of knowledge nnd experience.
Tho old tlmo physicians anil surgeons
are slow to realize why tho up-to-date
physicians, who advertise, aro meet
ing with such jiuccohh, but It Is plain
to the general public. Advertising
brings tho patients and tho practice
thereby obtained glvos an experience
which run bo obtnlned In no other
manner.
The case of Dr. Dnrrlu la atilctly lu
point He ndvortlBtm extensively,
with tho result that ho has hundreds
Dr.
Darrln hns a reputation established
by years of practice In Portland, dur
ing the courso of which time he has
performed innny cures, some of which
soem almost mnrvoloiis and not to be
believed, except by those who have
consulted Dr. Dnrrlu during the past
quarter of a century are today living
example of the cures ho has been able
to offoct. Column after column of tes
timonials have appeared but the tenth
part has not been told. Remarkable
cure haVe been performed In Port
land and this vicinity and established
his reputation, and he has been add
ing to that reputation ever since. The
particulars of many of theae caaee are
not allowed to be published, but It la
sufficient to state that the euree are
almost miraculous In character.
Tho. aflllcted should call upon Dr.
Darrin. If the case la hopelees. he will
so inform the patient. If he take the
case It la large odds that the patient
will be permanently cured or at least
relieved.
Remember, Dr. Darrla will be at the
Willamette Hotel, Salem, until Hen
tember 1. Hxnmlnatlon la Urn to all.
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Have You Tried
Tkoee delicious wafers, etc.. in Na
tional IllscHlt Company's goods? All
the rage in the Itast. Urauson & Ra
ttan are now showing thorn to their
customers lu the following varieties
Nabisco wafers In ehooolate and cher
ry flavors, Social Teas, Graham waf
re. Milk blAeulta and Cheese sandwich
ea; all Mt up Ih packages. Ilranran &
It age u.
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The Chwttoe l4t l UII doing
1im4h4 ever the New York flaeket )
siere. 7-J-w
FREE
RURAL
MAILS
Aarion County Now
Eighteen Routes
Has
Which Serve Fully Half Our
Farm Homes
Since tho Inauguration of the free
rural delivery system Marlon county
hns fnred piobahly as well as any ono
county on the coast, ns It already has
eighteen unites, nnd several more In
contemplation. This Is one case where
Uncle Sam Is roally and truly doing
something for the plain, everyday
people, and It Is thoroughly npprccl
nted by tho rural population, ir not
by somo of the smnller towns, where
the Interests of business people nro
offected.
The Dally Journnl Is proud or tho
fact that It loaches more of tho peo
ple on thoso rural ronton than nny oth
er, or nil other dallies published. It
Is a paper for tho plain people, nnd
thoy support It, bocnuso they like It.
It helps them, and thoy help It. This
Is piobahly not us great n prestige ns
some metiopolltnti Journnls can boast
of, but It Is the real thing ns far as
It goes. To havo tho confidence of
the most humble citizen Is n high hon
or, and ono which cannot bo bought
with rlchos nor high stntloiiH.
Tho Journnl Is proud of Its well
written nnd Interesting ndvoitlso
ments. Thoy are tho most Interest
ing pin t of the paper to many persons.
Thoy ure read by ninny who do not
rend the editorials, and tho editor Is
often chagrined to find persons noting
n cent of dlfferenco lu the prices of a
bargain offered, whon thoy hnvo not no
ticed the editorial opinion on somo
great national matter.
The Journal readers thoso who
have been readers for somo time nlso
know that It presents original Ideas
about public affairs, and does unt wait
for parties or politicians to set the
pace. .Journal renders nro sensible of
the fact that they ure put lu closest
touch with the best Idens of reform
movements, nnd are to the extent that
they take an Interest lu such matter
innde part of tho government. Thoy
ure in touch with tho locnl and state
and national affairs, nnd Tho Journal
seeks to voice tho footings nnd Inter
ests of the plain, evory-dny, unrepre
sented citizen. That la Its mission,
and, its circle of friends by tho II re
side and lu the busluosa offices Is
Xi owing each day. Its policies being
right, It Ir only n question of time
when they will prevail In public af
fairs. SURE CURE FOR PILE8
Itching PIIob produce moisture and
cause Itching, this form, us well an
llllud, Blooding or Protruding Piles
nro cured by Dr. llo-snu-ko's Pllo Rom
edy, stops Itching and blooding. Ab
sorbs tumors. C0c a Jar nt druggists,
or Hunt by mall. Treatise freo. Write
mo about your case. Dr. Ilosauko,
Philadelphia, Pa. For snle nt Dr.
Stone's drug stores
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Small-Pox
AtCljampoeg
The Marlon county com t la lu re
ceipt of u lettor from Chnmpoeg, an
nouncing that there are In that section
of the county seven cases of smallpox.
Aid la asked from the county for tho
treatment of tho existing cases, and
to prevent the further spread of the
disease. The matter will receive the
consideration of the court.
Prize Winners.
If you would enjoy yourself, smoke
"Our Champion" 5-cent rlguia. Kadi
one n prize. Made In Salem
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J.W. McKee's Business College
and School of Correspondence
la now In lu 'ii year. Kvery teach
er en expert lu his special course. Our
cuursee cover the entire ruue of bind
fieee oiieiatlone.
Complete Business Course, time un
limited, by mall, $25,
Complete Shorthand Course, six
months, by mall, $15.
Complete Civil Servlge Course, six
months, by mall, $15,
Complete English Oouree, six
months, by mall, $15.
Complete Select Courses, sfx months,
by mall, $15.
Theee mmiimmi ur especially de
signed far thuee whe have nut the
time nor means to attend college, and
especially for ttuiee who have been de;tort la' situated near Detroit, eaMern
lirivetl of a cummoH sehoel edutatlpn.
The uruutmt eur la elven to each
ine Kreuteat ear m mrfP w eau
Individual student. Dlplemaa awonled
Krailuote. '
4 state the
Send flor HrUKtr a
coerse ym want.
J, V, MoKee, Rrop.
Auerbaoh Blda Salt Lake, Utah.
Farm for Sale.
Seventy-three ncres, house and
burn, ono mile from town, one-half
mllo from No. 1 bc'uooI; 11 ncros good
wheat; -10 acres In summor fallow,
3000 feet of fencing lumber, 200 posts,
all goes In with the place for $1CU0;
$t"00 cash, balance on or before 10
years tit 0 per cont Interest. This Is
iv river bottom plnco, and the chonpost
placo In tho county. A noO-pound driv
ing pony for sale nt 1(5, perfectly gon
tie for lady or children to tido or
drive. 1 live two miles southwost of
Shcildnn on my furni. Write for full
Hat. C. O .DUROESS,
G-8-2W Shorldnn, Or.
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The Great Rock Island Route.
Through personally conducted tour
ist sleeping cars between Portland and
Chicago ouco a week, and between Og
den and Chicago three tlmos n week,
via tho Scenic lino.
Through Standard sleeping cars
dally botweon Ogden and Chicago, via
tho Scenic line.
Through Standard stooping cars
dally botweon Colorado Springs nnd
St. Louis.
Through Standard and tourist stoop
ing cars dally between San Francisco
nnd Chicago, vln Los Angolcs and El
Paso.
Through Stnndnrd slcoplng carB and
chair cars dally botweon St. Paul and
Chicago.
Bo sure that your ticket reads via
tho Or cat Rock Island Routo.
Tho best and moot rensonnbto din
ing car sorvlco.
For rates, folders nnd descriptive lit
erature write to A. E. COOPER,
Ooneral Agent, Portlnnd, Or,
B. P. JONES
Attornoy at Law
Toledo, Oregon.
Was Clerk nf nlrnult rnnrt fiir pIt
years and hau nn -up-to-date abstract
or an property in Lincoln roitntv
We have a few wheels not
of (his year's make, which we
will sell at prices unheard of
before.
Former
Price
Rale
I'rfcs
aU$te12&$75 00 $40 00
2 Model 24 llart-ffa C Aft R 0 0 10
ford clincher lire $JDUU $ii 3U
1 Nyack...$25 00 $20 00
2 &s $22 50 $17 50
We also have some bargains
in second- hand wheels.
Repair Work
Have you Iried us?
If not do so, we do only
first-class work.
If you need a new lire we
have it, We fix single tube
tires so they stay fixed. Sun
dries o a kinds. Wheels id
rent.
Otto J. Wilson
135 Court St.
FinST CLASS JIOTJSL
P. W. MOSS. ProfrUlor.
This pojiulsr, best of all tniuiner re-i
' terminus of Cprvsllie tV Kasiern Jl It.
,n ,ie '"rt ' xU". CatDa HUiltlns.
. , Ur ,, ttuin wuke, da,iy ,P
. It0', j)e0n to the spriuxs Toiitloaj
privileges iree All oamp supplies eau
U porehased atthe springe, mcullent
.flshfng and liuntltiK. Hares are very!
' .V. 1.1,.
IrrPU,iauio.
address,
7 12m
rvf luiiupi iiiMiiimiiou
P. W K08B.
Detroit, Ora.
Bargains
Elite
Bi6U6l8$
Breltenbush Hot Springs!
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
Advertisements, five lines or less.7n thTs column
inserted ihree times for 25c. S0c Week si 50
a month. All over fivellnes It : Acm saina rats.
WANTED.
Wanted.--One hundred teams to haul
oro from llohemla (Helena No. 2) to
Uodrock. Prlco $8.00 per ton. Roads
good. Teams can earn as high ns
$10 per week. W. F. Morphy, ore
naming department, enre Pacific
Timber Company, Cottage drove
0le' 7.30.1m.
Wanted.--Men with tennis to haul
wood. Inquire of F. P. Talking.
102 Stnto streot.
7-21-tf
Wanted Flvo young men from Marion
county at onco to prepare for poal
tloim In tho government sorvlco.
Apply to Iulor-Stato Correa. Inat.
Cedar Rapids, la. 7-23-lmdw
Wanted five young men From Ma
rlon county to prepare at ouco
for positions lu the government
service. Apply to luter-Stato lust.,
Cedar Rapids, la. C-17-2m
Wanted Evorybody to try Oregon
Foot EaBo for all foot allraonta.
Onco tried always used. Ask your
druggist or send 26c. 8. L, Hayea,
Hnlsoy, Ore. 5.27U
L08TAND FOUND.
rounu. a inlo lock Koy, probably n
postoffice koy. Cnll at Journal office
nnd pay for ad. 3-G-3t
F ' ' ' " ' ' U ' I It',
FOR RENT.
For Rent or For Sale. 12-room houso,
pattly furnished, largo grouuda,
atnbte, etc. inquire Journal office
7-9 lm
FOR SALE.
-or oaic. noon timuor tract, ami n
so stock ranch, at a bargain, or will
tiudo for Halein pioporty. Inquire
of .. K. Ferguson, euro Manning &
Ferguson's hardware store, Salem.
8-5-Ct"
Young Mare for Sale. Heavy work
stock, 8 yoars old, a good animal.
Inquire nt J. A. Simpson's livery
stable, on Court utreet. 8-G-31
For Sale. Span of good horses, seven
yenrs old, good travolors, weigh
about 1200 each, sot of good harness
and brond-ttrod wagon; also two
seated covered hack. For prices In
quire of Mrs U. P. Davis, IBS Win
ter street, comor Trade. IM-tf
For Sale. IVi-lnch wagon, nonrly new,
suitable for roast or. mountain trav
el, at it bargain. Call nt T. L. Da
vidson's, MornlngHldo. 8-131
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sportmen's Chance To get a polutei
puppy of the finest breeding at a
moderate price. Whelped by V. C.
Ileuty's Queen, und sired by Frank
J. Moore's Pax Jingo, registered. Ad
dresa II. L. lleatty, Clioinnwa, Or.
IM-tf
Well Digging and Urlk Work Wolla
dug mid cleaned. Jobbing In brick
work und cistern building, Founda
tions put under houses and chim
neys built. Apply to A. F. Holt,
Halum P. O. or northeast corner
Riverside Addition. 7-12-lm
Don't You Know Anything about tid
wards' Market? At 410 State- streot
Rest place to buy fresh aud cured
. moats at the lowest prices. Phone
2C24. I). Udwarda, prop
LODQE8.
Protection Lodge No. 2, Anulont Or
der Uultud Workmen, meets ovor
Haturday evening lu tho Ilolmau
Hall, corner of Stato and Libert)
atreota. Visiting brethren welcome
F. L. West. Al. W . J- A. Sellwood,
Itocordor.
FORESTERS OF AMERICA-Court
Hhorwood Foroatera No. ID. Muott
Friday nights lu Turner block. Irs
Hamilton C. It.. A I Ilrowu. Bee
Central Lodgo No. 18 K. of P. Castle
Hull lu Holraan block, corner State
and Liberty atreota, Tuesday ol
each week at 7:30 p. m. Claud
Townsotid, C C, Zadoe J. Jtlggs, K.
of It. aud B.
PHYSICIAN8.
J. H. Brewer, physician and surgeon.
Office In Gray block. Rooms 7 and
0. Phone 0L
- OSTEOPATHY,
bright. Twenty months graduates
of the American fclcliWll ot Osteop
atby, Klrksvllle, Mo. Dr. Wyekoff Is
the only twenty months' gentleman
graduate in fcluleiu. Odd Fellows'
Temple. 'I'houe Main JT72L
ur, m. i. owiii"e iruuuw rtm
..can Bohool of Oateopatby, Kirk
vllle. Mo. OKleo lu Tioga bloek.
over tho Spa, Offlflo hours 8:30 to
11:30 and 1 to 4. 3-13
W. O. Robblns, Dr. of Osteopathy
Graduate of the Columbia College
of Osteopathy. Chicago, III Offlee
167 Court street. Chronic disease
a specialty.
TONSORIAL AND BATHS
RytrfTBhnFWon.--Seven first
class barbers engaged. Finest bath
rooms In nity. We uao antl3plo
sterilizer. J. Ryan. Prop
Kvana' Harbor Bhop-Oilly flrBt-fllasa
8nop 0n State street Brery thing
new and up-to-date, tlneat porcelain
hatha. Shave, lSe; hair-out. 25c;
i
baths, 26c. Two nrst-clasg boot,
umcKs. u.w. Evans, proprietor.
Porcelain Batha.-Fdr Tridlesand ge7
tlemen. Hot aua cold shower baths,
UeBt of service nnd clean towels.
J. F. Shotip, rropriotor 209 Corn
morclal street. 74oW
n-itniiiMHT BURGEON.
Dr. E. E. JacksonTv? b aaTTT
433 State streot, corner 13th. Efgh
toon years a vetorlnary. All dis
eases of domestic animals treated at
my hospital by the latest Improved
IhoihodB. Ijmone83 a specially,
hnvlhg taken a post-graduate course
In this special line In 1U00. Close at
tention given to all work In my line.
luiepnone mack 2031.
"-!' j'j-i utm ', jMg
O. H. MACK
BlIPCManr n t w
While (Vn-nnr Rn nn, o- . '..
desiring superior operations at mod
orato fee In nny branch aro In especial
On Fruit Dryers, Hops, Farm
Property, on the Installment
plan without Interest. Some
thing new In fruit dryer In
surance. Call and see me.
W. A. LISTON, sV
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
S. C. STONE, M. D.
PROPSlBTORIiOP
STONE' DRUG STORE
8ALEM. OREGON.
Tho stores (tvo In numberjaro located
k "- '" ana zu uommorclal t,
and aro well stocked with a comploto
lino of dtugs and medlclnoo, toilet
artlclos, perfumory, brushes, etc.,
HaS had fUlmn ?r TIMII-I nrnnrlnnnn In
tho practice of modlclno and now
makoB no chargo for consultation, ex.
amlnatton or prescription.
THE ELITE CAFE
208 Commercial Street
Meals ot all hours. Open day and
sight.
Only place in tho city handUne the
auiuio
OLYMPIA BEER
Is the Rccoptlon Haloon. Wholesale
and retail.
R BCKERLBN, Proprietor
CAPITAL CITY
Express and Transfer
Moots all mail and passenger trains,
Oaggago to all parts ot tho city.
Prompt sorvlco. Telephone No. 241.
IIOMYER fcJIEDniCK.
Barr's German Salve
Heals quickly ajl cuts, or bruise.
Draws snonasj out ol lame back, and
draws silvers ont ol llesb which otten
break off too short to pull. Sticks like
sticking plaitor, Try it and you will
novur bo without, liy mall 26o.
For sale ot BARR'S JEWELRY STORE
120 State Street. Salem, Ore.
S0ULE BROS.
PIANO TUNERS
AND REPAIRERS
For S<m sad vlcltltr
Ittve orders at Cio
Will's Mutlc Store.
PORTLAND OR.
Tb? flnne..
I FINK WINKB, LIQU0118
M AND0IGAI18. ..
102 CoUp! St
Your Step Mother
Ir still lm lmav aa over, and when
your clothos aro all out of ordor, worn,
Willi UUltoiiH on, lauo worn 10 nor at
tho Salem Dyo Works.
At Milo nalnhllahmrtnt VOU can tttt
anything set to rights, from a pair ot
giovos, 10 mo musi eiauurouj
gown. A stcUeman can get his. hat
cloaned, his trousers creased, or nla
wholo suit rojuronated to suit bla
tasto, alo four nulla a month tor L
Buttons sewod on, rlpa aewed up, buIU
proasod on short notlco. Nov goods
suruuK tor aressmaaios;.
MRS. C. H. WALKER
1S5 Commercial Street
Sa
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OFFICE UlTY HALL
For water service apply at office.
Ullla payable monthly in advance.
Mako all complaints at the office.
SILVER CREEK
FALLS STAGE LINE
Balem to Argoutlul. via Waltejdw and
return. Leaves Bslem pes' cilice 7 a.
w., weekdays only. Carry passengers
and paekaitos. ftet mountain outing
trlu open to r-alom people. .
714t. WAKBBn'w. Wl8 Prop.
L. D. HENRY'S
REAL ESTATE AND
RENTING AGENCY
is at 380 Commercial Street
PHOWE MAIN 2681 SALEW ORE.
First Class Bicycle
Repairing
And all kinds ol
sundries at
FRANK J. MOORE'S
10 Court Bt. Phone S4.
Stcusloff Bros,
Dealera In Live Stock,
Wholesale ad wtl butcher and
paqkera, AU kioda ot Irwh and K
eat, FWe aauagi has. dmo
and lard. S1S CommarW"! 't
INSURANCE
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