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THfc JA1LY JOURNAL, viALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1902.
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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 tea for
Ice Tea.
Phono 2411 black. Freo Delivery
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVAL8.
V. W. Rogers, Chicago.
Max Frcedonthnl, Portland.
10. Hair, Sa nKrnndH.co.
11. 12. Lotiusbiiry, Portland.
V. T. Gray, Portland.
Otto Guthman, Portland.
13. D. Plttman, Portland.
Kd. Muocko, Iciulfiuo, Chile.
UonJ. Lata, San Francisco.
BiiRono VuBt, St. LouIb,
W. J. Piatt, San Francisco.
Wm. Mcrrlnmn, Salem.
II. Illrschbcrg, Indcpundunce.
J. N. Williamson, Prlnevlllo.
Walter Lyons, Salem.
W. H. Gilbert, Philomath.
I. Cohen, San Franclnco.
II. II. Wlntzer, St. Louis.
W. B. Rountrco, San Francisco.
A. J. Lyon, Borkolcy, Cal.
J. 0. Hall, San Frunolsco.
Wm. J. Raymond, San Francisco.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured,
by local application, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There la only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that Is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness Is causod by an
inflamod condition of tho mucous lin
ing of tho Eustachian Tubo. When
this tubo gets Inflamed you havo a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing,
and when It Is entirely closed deafness
Is tho result, nnd unless tho lulhumi
tlon can bo. taken out and this tubo
restored to Us normal condition, hear
ing will bo destroyed forover; nlno
cases out of ton aro caused by catarrh
which Is nothing but but an Inflamed
condition of tho mucous Btirfnciu.
Wo will give ono hundrod dollars
for nny case of deafnoss (caused by
catarrh) that can not bo cured by
Hall's Catarrh Curo. Sond for circu
lars, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO..
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all druggists, 75 conts,
Hull's Family Pills nro tho best,
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WHAT TIME PROVES.
This thing of boing sick and looking
for a curo Is a mighty sorlous busi
ness. Pcoplo aro not glvon to joking
ovon at Uio first symptom of tho ap
proach of tho grim doatroyor. They
do not want to bo tho subjects of ox
perlmont, but want madleino that has
.-.id tho tost of years bohind it. A
medicine that has been inado and used
for 20 years glvos assurance of Its
worth, and can bo takon with a faith
that thoy havo tho vory best cure tho
world affords. AH this can bo said
aoout Dr. Gunn'a Improved Liver Pills
as a remedy for slck-hoadacho, dys
pepsia and indigestion, it boglns right
at tho source of tho troublo and re
movoB tho cause. Wo will send a
samplo box of those pills froo, or a
full box on receipt of 25c. Sold by all
druggists for 25c por box, or address
Dr. Gunn, Philadelphia. Pa. For sale
at Dr. Stone's Drug Stores. 2
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HO FOR NEWPORT.
Oregon's Favorite Seaside Resort.
Recognizing the ndvantago of Now
port as a summor rosort over other
soaslde rosorta In the Northwest, and
to mako It possible for all who desire
to spond tholr vacation by the ocoan
waves, the Southern Pacific Company,
In connection with the Corvallls &
Kastorn railroad, will place on sale,
effective Juno 15th round-trip tickets
from all points In Orogon on tho
Southern Pacific to Newport, good for
return until October 10th. spocially re
ducod ratos. For full Information In
qulro of your local agent. 6-10-eod
o- -Second-Hand
Bargains.
One fanning mill, ono chopping mill.
ono latho, band saw, a 600-pound scale,
a good lot of belting, a bolting ma
chine, a lot of".saoks. household goods,
etc. Will go at a bargain. Call on
Henry Wondorotb, executor. 208 Com
mercial street. 7-29-tf
Have You Tried
Those delicious wafers, etc.. In Na
tional Biscuit Company's goods? All
the rage In the Bast. ILan&on & Ra
gan aro now showing them to their
customers In the following varieties:
Nabisco wafers In chocolate and cher
ry flavors, Sootal Teas, Graham waf
ers. Milk biscuits and Cheese sandwich
es; all put up In packages. Branson &
Ragau.
The Gronlse studio
business over the New
f jTu 1
,
store.
t.. j E .y?.ur Joc or firsl lf yu want t. and soo i?
SteV,1 yM ,l,at you can'1 Put 'ntoyourstomach
anyth ng better than a proper combination of whole
wheat and malt.
Rrr!F..yoirI f?r?cer nexl a.nd bly a package of
FORCE " which is composed of the whole of the
'Wheat and barley malt.
SEE how easy it is to eat a proper food when it
Comes to you in a sweet, crispy, delicate flake.
Ml M IIIHt HI IIIIIIIHI which defented a quorum. An ad
I Local 0ArJ DAn1l Journmont wns taken until 8 o'clock
iMV?fcniSOUlIdl Ken I II I I thlB evening, when the city fathers
niiiiiiiiiiiiiHH.t.!..lJ
A, W. Glesy Is home from Eugene.
A. T, Gilbert went to Eugene today
on IniHlness.
D. F. Wagner has returned from a
trip to Seattle.
Miss Cora Litchfield has gone to Yn
qulnn for an outing.
Miss Deatrleo Shelton hns gone to
Newport for a vacation.
A. N. Mooros Is home from a fow
days spent at tho soaslde.
E. C. Little has returned from a re
cuperatlvo visit at Newport.
D. W. Frasor has returned from n
short vacation visit at Newport.
MIbs Miller, of Jefferson, Is lu the
ciij, me guest oi ambs iviingor.
Mrs. C. II. Hinges and children havo
gone to Newport for an outing.
Rev. Nonh Schupp went to Albany
today, to hold quarterly meeting.
Mrs. S. C. Adams and slstors went
to Newport today for an outing.
Mrs. J. M. Martin has gone to Dos-
I well Springs for a restful outiiJg.
W. ,T. Gray has returned from a
vls.lt with his family at Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Longsworth, of
Turner, spent Thursday In Salem.
Miss Ilertha Kllugcr hns returned
from n visit with friends at Jefferson.
J. P. Robertson has roturned from
an extended visit lu Southern Ore
gon. Miss Gertrude Dnshor hns returned
from-a delightful visit at Wllholt
Springs.
Miss Vina Abrams, of Portland, Is a
guost nt the home of Justice and Mrs.
R. S. Rcan.
Wm. Fnber, tho Albany brewer nnd
hop dealer, wus In tho city Thursday
afternoon.
If. J. Otlenholmer, local representa
tive of LIHonthnl Ilros., was lu Wood
burn today.
Mrs. Emmn Coggswcll, of l.nkevlow,
is Hi tho city visiting her cousin, Mrs.
S. A. Rlggs.
Hon. W. W. Stelwer, of Fossil, Is In
tho city, on a visit to his parents, Mr,
nnd Mrs. Frederick Stelwer.
Mrs. G. U. Ashby, who hns been vis
iting Mrs. E. C. Pntton, hns returned
to her home nt Welser, Idaho.
H. B. Lounsbury, traveling freight
and passenger agent for tho Southern
Pacific Company, is In tho city.
Mr. nnd Mrs. M. Lawreuco and Mr.
aniLJilrs. Arthur Lawronco have gone
to spend two weeks nt tho coast.
Stato Sonator D. F. Mulkey, president-elect
of the Ashland Stnte Nor
mal School, was In the city today.
Dr. J. F. Calbreath, suporlntondont
of tho stato Insnne asylum, has Jolnod
his family at Newport for a fow days.
Dr. and Mrs, B. A. Plorco hnvo ro
turned from nn outing nt Cascadla. Dr.
Plorco returns much Improved In
health.
Hon. J. N. Williamson, congressman
olect from tho second congrosslonal
district, was lu the city Thursday ev
ening, from Prlnovlllo.
Miss C. B. Loomls, of Eugene, who
hns bcon visiting at the homo of Jas.
Winstanloy, has returned from n visit
with friends in Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Crouso and
daughter, Hollo, of Liberty, and nleco,
MIbs Alice Ward, of Storllng, HI., wero
a party for Newport today,
F. A. Wiggins, accompanied by his
visiting relatives, Mr., and Mrs. Crook
ham, of South Havon, Kansas, ro
turned Thursday from Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Rorokholmor and
daughter, Mrs. Viola Proston, of Oma
ha, and Dr. F. W. Ilrlggs, of Ione City,
aro gnosis of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Kirk,
on Hast Court street.
Mrs. George Collins has returned
from a visit to hor daughter, Mrs. II.
W. Chatten, In Portland. She was
accompanied home by Mrs. Chatton,
who will visit In Salem for a tlmo.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hall arrived
Monday on a visit at the home of S. N.
Lilly, fnthor of Mrs. Hall. Mr. Hall
has boon county clerk of Marlon coun
ty for the past four yours. He gradu
ated from the Agricultural College
with the class of 1888 Presldont
Catch loft Friday, and Is sow at bis
Nye creek cottage. Mrs. Claud Gatch
and son, of Salem. aro with hlni.Cor
vallls Times.
Minor Mention
Loca Import
The expected meeting of the Salem
city council did not convene Thurs
day evening on account of the ab
sence of Aldermen Pohlo and Larsen.
Disfigured Skin
Wasted muscles and deeajlng bones.
What havoc I
Scrofula, let alone, Is capable of all ttoat,
It is nimonly marked fcjrbto
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Hrtnri K AflrSilUlirit-t-U.
WWch expeJs.sll bosMrs.
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tlons. and dqiwi
whether yoonx or
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r,fSIESg? " V "fac
hl0,,D J? ,,e ,nbl t0 llnV0 n mcotlnK-
since there Is a considerable grist of
matters awaiting consldorntlon.
Tho romnliiB of John Sottle, who
died at tho Insane asylum Thursday,
wore shipped to relatives at Halsey to
day, whore burial will tako place.
The work on the contract of Royal
& Sons, In tho repair of tho Wlllam
otto river bridge, hns boon Interrupted
for a fow days on account of tho fail
ure of the counties Interested In the
brldgo to havo tho materials on tho
ground with which to carry, on tho
work. County Englnoor Culver this
morning said ho did not think tho work
would be delayed longor than until
tho first of next weok. Thoro nro
needed about 20 more piles and a quan
tity of brldgo lumber. Rowley RroB.
had tho contract for furnishing the
matorlals nnd tho dolny In tho dollv
cry hns resulted In the burning of their
mill and stock of lumber a fow days
ago. Arrangements have been mnde
for completing the contract with lum
ber from the Salem mills, nnd It Is ex
pected tho work will bo resumed early
next weok. Tho work will not be fin
ished and the brldgo opon for travel
boforc August 20th.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. R. Lewis have sold
their homo, cornor of Marlon and 16th
streets. Thoy will move to Dnllas for
the fall nnd winter, during which tlmo
Mr. Lewis will erect sultnblo buildings
on their llttlo farm east of the asylum,
for a permnnont home. i
STANDARD TIME.
To Aarcrtnln nutl PromulKnta It Is
Coatlr Timk, i
"What time Is It?" Few questions
are more common than this, and yet
each day the United States government
goon to n great expense In giving It nu
olllclnl answer. To ascertain the In
sunn wiK-u n is noun on no Hurwiiy.
firth mm-illnii mill In muni t lint Inrnr.
fifth meridian and to send thnt lnfor
inatlon all over the country Is a great
and u costly task. The astronomical
observatory In Washington computes
tho true time, which Is thence -transmitted
by electricity to every Important
city nnd town.
About flvo minutes before tho Wnsh -
Ington noon the telegraph companies,
T fill tlinlH ainntiliiM lumliiniia nst
cut off all their regular business except
on lines where they have mora than
ono wire. They then connect .nil Im
portant points, from which there may
be numberless ramifications, with nn
electric wire going Into the great clock
In the observntory so that all over tho
country Its tickings may bo heard. For
tho ten seconds just before 12 o'clock
there Is silence, which Is broken by tho
"noon beat." Regular business Is then
resumed.
In some cities the wires connect with
a time ball which drops with the noon
beat. The tlmo ball In Washington
over tho stnte, war nud navy depnrt-, country.
went building Is three feet In dlnmoter I Th8 Woll-niled barns nnd acres and
and can be seen from nil parts of tho' f ,,, , Jlt ,, tf,
city. Crowds frequently gather about , ...,, i ...
to see It fall, n distance of 21 feet, high ' ,,arV0Ht m,t8 thankfulness In our
lu tho nlr. The man whom some of tho on"t8. and gives one a fooling of sat
spectators supposo to bo dropping tha ( Isfuctlon, that only those who hnvo
lion is merely more to uoist it again to,
Its place
In tho building boncatb are 2ft clocki
which are each day automatically cor
rected by It. An electrical dcvlco "sets"
them, placing hour, minute nnd second
hands exactly vortical at the Instant
the ball drops. Tho hands that arc too
fast aro pushed back, and those thai
are slow arc thrust forward.
Although Washington Is on tho seventy-seventh
meridian, tho noon bout
Is for convenience computed for tho
Rovonty-flftli, tho tluu standard for the
eastern part of the United Stntos. In
tho central belt, which Is governed by
Min iilimtlpfli uifr!(llnn rfTn idi'iinl from
Washington moans 11 o'clock, In the
Rocky mountain bolt It Is 10 o'clock,
and on the Pacific const Hue It is 0.
Youth's Companion.
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FEASTED ON SPARROWS.
A ntrt Tli Did Nut Alfree With (ho
Crniir.
"Some time ago I hnd occasion to ob
serve an Interesting change lu the hab
its, and tpniperamont of u crane which
hnd boon picked up lu tho swamps of
Arkansas," said u gentleman from one
of the towns on tho Mississippi river,
"and the clmago was startling too. The
crauo w;is placed In a small park which
was literally filled with English spar
rows. Tueso pests did not like tho vis
itor from the lowlands, and they made
dully assaults on the jtoor bird. The
crane was a pretty fowl, long, slender,
pure while uud with the stately stride
of a tragedian. The sparrows would sys
tematically swoop down on the crane
lu droves, and the attacks were deivo
nnd vicious.
The crane stood the assaults wltb In
difference for awhile, but finally the
I fowl from the swarapa llgurel out a
meth'jU of retaliation, nud It wn effeo-
tun I. In some way the crane learned
that sparrow was a pretty sweet mor
sel. From the tlmo she learned It be
feasted on sparrows. She would slip
up cautiously on these pesky twltterors
and throw her yellow beak out like a
gig. Hhe never missed the mark. 8he
always lauded a sparrow, and u sliuju-
Isr part of the thing Is that she would
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Rut the craiie would olway dampen
the bird by dipping It Ib one of the wu-
w umh oi me imr.
The diet ovldiuly dkl not agree
w"lj '" a sne weeaHM' a irine
drooi. ami sbowwl sIchs of Indlsposl-
ui.- a...nv ,ilo.i aiui ike iimwr
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Social News
Personal Mentioned Matters
of Interest to Many....
Qeee988a6aas9e(B
The Journal would like social and per
sonal news from towns in Western
Oregon where it largely circulates,
and where "nearly everybody knows
everybody."
Aumsville and Vicinity.
Tiacy Is tho subject of discussion
horo today.
Richard Claxton nnd family stnrtod
for the coast Friday.
Walter Smith, of Portland, Is visit
ing his brother, Charles B. Smith.
Thomns Johnson, nftor a two weeks'
vacation, is seen about tho mill again.
J. II. Portor, offlcor at tho ponltcn
tlary, spout Sunday at his homo, near
Ale.
Miss Jonnlo McKlnnoy wns In Aums
vlllo Wednesday, giving music les
sons. Phil Pearson, of Turner,
the pntty at Mr. Shaw's
night.
Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Speer
from n month's outing nt
attended
Tuesday
returned
the hot
springs.
Mrs, Homer Spoor and sister, Leva,
of Mehama, aro visiting Miss Anna
Dowormnu, of Salem,
Mrs. L. C. Cavannugh, who has boon
visiting rolntlvos In Sllverton, re
turned Monday via AuniBvllle.
Miss Lennn Cavnnnugh drove ovor
from Tumor Monday to meet hor
mother on tho nftornoon train.
Aumsville has been lu n state of ac
tivity this weok, grain cutting Is al
most done, and threshing time Is horo
once mote.
j, R ymv)o ftnt, j, ,. 0 ,.yor ()f
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Shaw, nro onoli building n largo latest
Improved pruno dryor, preparing for
the largo crop lu this district.
Peter Ouolor, of AuiuhvUIo, Is re
modeling his hop Iiouho Into a pruno
evaporator. The prune business In
'ihiH vlelnltv Is or no llttlo imnortnnco.
A ,, g ,. ,, bvm n,,olntml ,,0Bl.
master, to succeed W. I). Shaw. Tho
ofllce will bo moved about August 9th
1 to Spoor Ilros.' store, lu tho Huln
block.
Harvest wagos aro good. Produce
Is a good pilco; the weather Is a little
warm, but, tako It all around, every
thing Is prosperous, and everybody
happy.
I Sherman Swnuk and John Hrlnk
man start for tho mountains Friday.
Sherman has four pnok ponies, and ox
poets to go Into the Mt. Jefferson
lauoreii iiaiu can enjoy
Tho ndvnucud price of hops and tho
outlook for prunes aro demanding tho
attention of Eastern buyers, and If
those two crops aro safely harvested
It will prove the groatost distributing
medium tho const has experienced for
yonrs.
On account of too close confinement
and declining hoalth. W. D. Shaw, for
the past flvo years of Aumsvlllo, has
sold his stock of drugs nnd resigned
his position ns postmaster, uud hns
ncoojitoil a position lu Portland, whore
llO and Ills family Will IIIOVO SOOI1. H.
M. Shaw, his eldest son, ngont fur the
S. P. Co. at tills place, sent In his res
ignation, nnd will move with his pa
rents to the metropolis.
On Tuesday night, August 5th,
Circle No. 115. Woomen of Woodcinft.
and a host of friends mot at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Shaw and gave
them a pleasant farewell surprise
Mrs. Shaw has bean an earnest worker
In tho lodge, and mainly through hor
efforts has the camp became strong.
Wo regret, to lose thorn from our
midst, for the Influenoo thoy cast upon
young and old was ulways for the
best.
John Harrlgan was sentenced to 14
years in the penitentiary for assisting
Had Cox to hold up a saloon lu Fair
haven on May 3th. Two men were
shot in the Operation, and during the
search for the robber, which followed,
one potloeman killed a brother officer
by mistake. Cox was given 30 years,
the limit under the law for the crime.
Lucy Hovlng, chief organUor of the
Socialist purty In Utah, was run over
at Salt Lake last evening by a horse
and buggy and Instantly killed.
INDIGESTION
Is the cause of moro discomfort than
any other ailment. If you eat the
L. 1 h -.. llmt am bum ! , n4 tVtmt
1JIIIIHB LUUt JTirU JUU n.U. HUU
ooa for youyou are distressed
iAcke DyBppa 'Tablet. will make
y(Hir dKti05 perfect and prevent
Dyspepsia and Its attenuani disagree-
able symptom. You can safely eat
asyiuiBg, ai any urae. ii ja iuku uu
of Uie-e tablet allerward. Hold oy
r i
ail drujctdsu under a positive Kuaran.l
m .. rnva nVaH.i.i.i ir uah
1MB jSSM uu. jiuhht ibiuuubu ii iuuiaaunui VUI WflHI.
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are not
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free sample. W
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Editorial
Endorsements
The following is from the editor of
the Gold Illll Nows, and goes far to
substantiate the romnrkablo cure of
doafnoBS performed by Dr. Dan In, now
located at tho Wlllametto Hotel, Sa
eom, until Soptombor 1st. Mr. Carey's
card was published last weok. and hns
created great oxcltomont among tho
donf nnd afflicted In Ashland. Mr.
Carey's curo was witnessed by Mnyor
Noll, of Ashland.
He Carj Hear a Whisper.
(Gold Hill News.)
Ono of our friends and subscribers,
Mr. C. Caroy. of Sam's Valley, has
been losing IiIb hoarlng for about a
year. Ho visited tho "Nows" offlco a
fow months ago, and tho subject of
treatment for his malady enmo up,
when wo recommended Mr. Caroy to
wait for Dr. Darrln'a visit to Southorn
Oregon. Last week Mr. Caroy visited
tho doctor at Ashland, and wns so
much benefitted that before leaving
tho doctor's ho could hear a whlspor,
Such cures nro wonderful, yet this
ono Is undoubtedly true. Mr. Caroy
said ho had taken trcntmont from n
numbor of physicians and spont nil ho
had In pnylng doctor bills, nnd so in
formed Dr. Dnrrln, who kindly con
sented to tront hint froo of chnrgo,
which was mngnanliuous of tho doc
tor. A Happy Man.
Tho following Is nn oxtrnct of n
card from Mr. Austin, or Portland, Or.,
tolling how his wife was cured of to
tal blindness:
"1 wish to make known what Dr.
Darrln has diyio for my family. Bight
years ago my wife was totally blind,
from what doctor called 'nervous uli
horrouro of light.' lu that condition
she visited him, nnd was mired, so shu
could sco as well as over In her life. I
know of hundreds who hnvo been as
miraculously cured. I nm employed
on tho O. It. & N. railroad, and can bo
roferred to at any time. I most ear
nestly recommond the nllllctod from
whntover cause to consult Dr. Darrln.
"V. 'STUB' AUSTIN."
Another Salem Testimonial.
Mr. Bditer: Thirteen yours ago Dr.
Darrln vlsltod Salem nnd cured my
daughter, Marthn Dove, of diabetes.
Sho was unable to retain urine and
had to got up many times night and
day. Dr. Darrln cured hor so alio
novor had any return of the symp
toms. I reside throo mllos south of
Salem on Ilniito 3, nnd can bo seen by
any ono. My daughter rosldos lu
West Salem. IJ. O. DOVB.
Dr. Darrln gives free examination to
all, and whim necessary glvos medi
cine In connection with olectrlclty
Tho poor treatod free from 10 to 11
dally, oxuupt modlclnos. Thoso will
ing to pay, 10 to S: evenings, 7 to 8;
Sundays, 10 to 3.
Brrors of youth, blood taints, gluot,
Impotonoy, varicocele, deafness, ca
tarrh and sttioturo u specialty. All
chroulu male uud female diseases
treated at fC u weok, or In that pro
portion of tlmo, nstho cuso may re
quire. No oases publlshod, oxcopt by
permission of tho patient. All bush
noes relations with Dr. Darrln strictly
confidential. Letters of Inquiry an
swered. Gliouluni and question blanks
sent free. Byes tested nud glasses
fitted. Dr. Dnrrln's olllces nro at the
Willamette Hotel, Salem, until Sep
tember 1st.
Dreltenbush Hot Springs.
Many campers aro already at this
popular rosort. For full particulars
address F. W. ROSS,
7-2-eod Detroit, Ore.
There Is Not
Anything hotter than good, whole
some pastry. When bought of tho
Pioneer Ilakory you got the bust on
tho market.
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A lino lino of cutlnry all guaranteed
goods at Manning & Ferguson's now
hardwaro store. 7-21-tf-dw
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J.W.McKee's Business College
and School of Correspondence
Is now in Us 23d your. Bvwry t with
er an expert In his special course. Our
courses cover the entire ruiiH of busi
ness operations.
Complete Business Course, time un
limited, by mall, $25.
Complete Shorthand Course, six
months, by mall, $15.
Complete Civil Service Course, six
months, by mall, $15,
Complete English Course, six
months, by mall, $15.
Complete Seleot Courses, six months,
by mall. $16.
ThtMM course are ospolally de
signed for thos who havo not tho;
tlmo nor means to attend college, and .
especially for those who havo been de-
prlved of a cinnmejn seliool education.
TIim uruatoit oura Is elvan to oath
The greatest eare is jctvn to oaui
Individual student. Diplomas awarded
graduates.
8end for partlmUni md state the
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Auerbseh Bldg, Salt LaKt, Utah,
.t. E1F 1iom ,cavs.,,y t,,e stren'h. the noufisfunent,
the vita ty which Nature puts into thriving wheat" and
barley slips into your own system. One preacher write
that fie gets from "FORCE'' all the strength1 nS
for his hard Sunday work "without knowing that ho
has a stomach." Take a little "FORCE" jOst befc i a
going to bed and soo how soundly you'll sleep.
SEE if you do not eat it right along after you'va
eaten it once. "
H
. Farm for Sale.
Seventy-three acres, house and
barn, ono mllo from town, onohnlf
mile from No. 1 school; 14 acres good
.wheat; 40 acios In summor fallow,
3000 foet of fencing lumber, 200 posts,
all goes- In with tho plnco for $1500;
$GU0 cash, balance on or before 10
years at G per cont Intorost, This Is
n river bottom plnco, and tho chenpoat
placo In tho county. A 900-pound driv
ing pony for salo at $15, porfoctly gon
tlo for lady or childrou to rldo or
drive. I llvo two mllos southwest of
Shorldnn on my farm. Write for full
list. C. O .UUUGESS.
C-8-2w Shorldnn, Or.
o
The Great Rock Island Route.
Through personally conductod tour
ist sleeping carB between Portland nnd
Chicago onco a weok, and between Og
don and Chicago three, tlmoo a week,
Via tho Scenic lino.
Through Standard stooping cars
dally botwoen Ogden and Chicago, via
tho Sconlc lino.
Through Standard sleeping cars
dally botwoen Colorado Springs and
St Louts.
Through Standard and tourist Bleep
ing cars dally botweon San Francisco
and Chicago, via Los Angolas and Bl
Paso.
Through Standard stooping cars nhd
chnlr cars dally botweon St. Paul and
Chicago.
Do suro that your tlokot roads via
tho Great Rock Island Route.
Tho best and most rcvtsonablo din
ing car service
For ratos, folders and descriptive- lit
erature wrlto to A. B. COOPER,
Gonoral Agont, Portland, Or.
b. :f. jonbs
Attorney at Law
Toledo, Oregon.
Wns clerk of circuit court for six
years and has an up-to-dato abstract
of all nronortv tn Lincoln county
SD6cia
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BiOIJGlGcS
We have a few wheels not
of this year's make, which we
will sell at prices unheard of
before.
Former
Price
Silt
I'rlct
2-Wtkfift$75 00 $40 00
forocl'ochertlre"$35 00 $22 50
lNyack...$25 00 $20 00
2 TOis $22 50 $17 50
We also have some bargains
in second hand wheels,
Repair Work
Have you tried us?
If not do so, we do only
first class work.
If you need a new tire we
have it, We fix single tube
tires so they stay fixed. Sun
dries of all kinds. Wheels to
rtnt.
Otto J. Wilson
1 35 Court St.
w - n m ir . -r. irArmxr
1! lllOX UUAOD-ilUl JUU
P. W. ROSS. Proprietor.
This popular, best of all summer re-
torts Is sitiuteu near Detroit, atrrn
' teroilnue of Corysllls & Eastern U. It.
'" ,,ie ',Mr ' "! Oswatle inOUIltalnS.
...1.. nMK f. n m0M -i.i r trin
fl0m pflti0R to the springs. Tenting
privileges (tee All eainp supplies cad
"' ffi ',nS!. r:?!e"f ?i
rrssooable. For further infonaatlou
ai!dre.
P. V. ROSB.
7 I Sim
Detroit, Ore,
in
Bruilenbusfi Hot Snrings
W
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aASSIPIED ADSL
Advertisements, five Hats or less, la this column
lusertca three times for 25c 50cs Week si so
month. All om tmlimnAtVSSsrlf,?
WANTED.
Wanted. One hundred teams to haul
oro rrom Uohonila (Helena No. 2) to
llaurock. Prlco $8.00 por ton. llonds
good. Teams can earn as high as
$10 por weok. W. F. Morphy, oro
hauling department, enro Pacific
Timber Company. Cottngo Grove,
'- 7-30-lm.
Wanted. Men with teams to haul
WOOd. Inquire Of F. P. Tfllltlnirlnn
102 Stato strecL
7-21-tf
Wanted Flvo young mon from Marlon
county nt onco to prepare for posi
tions in tho Bovernmont sorvlce.
Apply to Inter-State Corres. Inst..
Cedar Rapids, la. 7-23-lra-dw
Wanted flvo young mon From Ma
rlon county to proparo nt onco
for positions lu tho govornmont
service. Apply to tnter-Stato Inst,
Cedar Rapids, la. C-17-2m
Wanted Bvorybody to try Orogon
Foot Baso for all foot allmonts,
Onco tried always usod. Ask your
druggist or send 26c. 8. L. Hayes,
Halsey, Oro. 6-27U
LOST AND FOUND.
FOR RENT.
For Rent or For Sale. 12-room houno,
partly furnlshod, largo grounds,
stnblo, etc. Inqulro Journal ofllco.
7-91m
FOR 8ALD.
Auction 8ale. Saturday at 10 a. m., 11
head of horses and harness and car
riages, at stahlo cornor of Forry
and Liberty BtrootB, Salem. 8-7-2t
For Sale. Good tlnibor tract, and al
so stock ranch, at a bargain, or will
trade for Salem property. Inqulro
of Z, K. Ferguson, caro Manning &
Ferguson's hnrdwaro store, Salem.
8-B-Ct
For Sale. Span of good horses, seven
years old, good trnvelors, wolgh
ubout 1200 each, set of good harness
and brond-tlrod wagon; also two
seated cuverod hack. For prices In-quire-of
Airs. 15. P. Davis, 1GS Win
tor Btroot, corner Trade. 8-1-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sportmen's Chance -To got a pulntor
'N
puppy of tho finest breeding at a
moderate price. Whelped by V. C.
lleaty's Quaon, and sired by Frank
J. Moore's Pax Jingo, registered. Ad
diess II. L. Htmtty, Chomawn, Or.
8-1-tf
Well Digging and Urlck Work WoIIs
dug and cleaned. Jobbing In brlok
work and cistern building. Founda
tions put under houses and chim
neys built.'' Apply to A. F. Holt,
Sulom P. O. or northuast cornor
Rlvursldu Addition. 7-12-lm
Don't You Know Auytniug about Kd'
wards' Market? At 410 Btato street.
Uost place to buy froah and cured
meats at tho lowest prices. Phone
2621. D. Edwards, prop
LODQES.
Protection Lodge No. 2, Anolent Or
dor united workmen, moots over)
Saturday evening In tho Holmau
Hall, comer of citato and LIbort)
stroots. Visiting brethren welcome
F. L. West, M. W.. J. A. Sellwood,
Rocordor.
FORESTERS OF AMERICA Court
Sherwood Forostors No. 19. Meets
Friday nights in Turner block. Irs
Hamilton C. It.; A. L. Drown. See
Central Lodge No. IB K. of P. Castle
Hall In Holmau block, corner State
and Liberty stroots, Tuesday ol
each week at 7:20 p. tn. Claud
Towusond, C. C; Zadoo J. Rlggs, K.
of IL and S.
PHY8ICIAN8.
J. H. Urewer, physician and surgeon.
Olflce In dray block. Rooms 7 and
0. Phone 01.
OSTEOPATHY,
BrrtrvvtniTurb
bright. Twnty months graduates
of the Amsrlcuti School ot Osteop
athy, Klrksvllle, Mo. Dr. Wyekoff U
th a only twsnty months' gentleman
graduate in tfulsui. Odd Fallows
Tompla. 'Phone Muln 2721.
ui. ri. i. ovnoeu'o iiruuuate Aiuen
..can Bohoot of Osteopathy, Kirks
vlllo, Mo. Office in Tioga block
over tho Spa, Office hours 8:30 to
11:30 and 1 to4. 3-H
W. O. Robblns, Or. of Osteopathy
Oraduato of tho Columbia College
of Osteopathy, Chicago, 111 Office
187 Court street Chronic diseases
a specialty.
TONSORIAL AND DATH8.
Ryan's Shavlna Parlors. Seven first
class barbers engaged. Finest bait
rooms in. alty. Wo use antiseptic
steriliser. J. Ryan, Prop.
Evans' "Barber" ShopOnly flrst-olaJfi
shop on State streeL Every thing
new and up-to-date. Finest porcelain
baths. Share, 16c; halr-out, I5o;
PoiHl-AluTo"To7!kT
postofilco key. Call at Journnl ortlco
and pay for ad. 3C-3t
eaias, Z5c. Two arst-olatM boot
blacks. O.W.ETRH8. proprietor.
Porcelain Bathsr-For ladles aud gfts'
tlotnen. Hot and cold shower bttt,
Host of service and oIkm towels
I. P. Shoup. Proprietor, 20 Coin'
inorclal Btreet 7-8tfIm'
Dr. E. E. Jackson, V, S.-j ttnudentistv,
133 Hlnln iIm.i ... ... i ' .
...,, wiiiw lata, High-
teon years a veterinary. A& dl
eaaes of domestic animals treaieS af
my hospital by tho latest Improve
methods. lameness a specialty,
having taken a post-graduato course'
In this special lino in lDOO. Close at,
tontlon given to all work In my Hue.
Telophono Black 2031.
uu'im i1 i. a. a ijui'ujw
CX H. MACK
Successor to Dr. J. M. Keouo. in
White Corner, Salem, Oregon. Parties
desiring superior oporattons at mod
erato foe In any branch aro in opoclal
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. LIST0N, ,?&&
REAL E8TATE AND IN8URANCE.
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S. C. STONE, M. D.
PROPtUDTORtOP
STONE' DRUG STORE
SALEM, OREGON,
Tho storBs(two tn number)aro located
at No. 23S nml 907 n.m,...i.i ...
and aro well stocked with a complete
huu ui urugB anu medicines, toilet
articles, perfumory, brushoS, etc.
Has had somo 25 years experience In
tho practice of modlclno and cow
makes nn rhftrcrn far mn,iil(.nnH
atnlnatlon or prescription.
THE ELITE CaFE
203 Commorclsl Street
Moala at all hours, Opon day and
Bight.
Only place In the city handling tho
smous
OLYMPIA BEER
la tbo Reception Saloon. Wholesale
and retail.
R HCKERLBN, Proprietor
CAPITAL CITY
Express and Transfer
Moots all mall and passongor trains.
Daggago to all parts of tho city.
Prompt service. Tolepkono No. 241.
HOMYER lb HEDRICK.
Barr's German Salye
Heals quickly all cuts, or brutm.
Draws sironosa out oNamu back, and
draws silvers out ol Mean which oltea
break off too short to pall. Sticks like
sticking plaitor. Try It and you will
novor be without, liy mail Wo.
For salo at BARftS JEWELRY STORE
120 8tate Street Salem, Ore.
S0ULE BROS.
PIANO TUNERS
AND REPAIRERS
For Odea sad vtcKttr
(rive orders si Gio
wiu's Mue Stors.
PORTLAND OR.
Tb? flnneJs..
M FINK WINKS, LIQUORS
M ANDOIOAR8....
102 Colirt St
Your Step Mother
Is still horo busy as ovor, and whou
your clothes aro all out of ordor, worn,
with buttons off. tako them to her ftt
tho Salem Dyo Works.
At this ostabllshmont you can get
anything set to rights, from a pslr of
glovoa, to tho most elaborate silk
trnurn A tronMnmitn ran ifftt hln hat
cloanod, his trousors creased, or his
whole suit rejUTonatea io sun om
tasto, also four suits a month for (L
Buttons sowod on, rlpo sowed up, suits
pressed on short notice. New good
shrunk for dressmaking.
MRS. C. II. WALKER
1S5 Commercial Strest
Salem fate Co.
OFFICE CITY HALL
For water senrlco apply at office.
Dills payablo monthly tn advance.
Make all complaints at the office.
SILVER CREEK
FALLS STAGE LINE
Salem to Argentiut, via Wblteaker and
return. Leaves Saletn post office 7 .
m., wekuy only. Carry pawnsws
and pscksict". Finest mountain outlug
trio Oin to rialetn people.
111 'WARRBNW. Wt8, Prop.
L D. HENRY'S
REAL ESTATE AND
RENTING AGENCY
is at 3S0 CommoreUl Street
PHONE MAIN 2681 SALEM 0g,
First Class Bicycl?
Repairing
And all khi ol
sundries ftt
FRANK J. MOCHRE'S
10 Court 8t. I'hone U.
Steusloff Bros
Dealers In Live Steele,
Wholesale aud retail butcher ,4
paekers. All kinds ot Irssk d sak
meats. Fine sausages, baws. aaeoa
and Urd, 818 CWWll tret.
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