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Newspaper Page Text& ia.v4t -,WrWJ--i it. - -yp J-1 ' THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OR"QON, MONDAY! AUGUST ,1, 1902. AttMMbMiMtaMiB Mmumumm WHAT IS THE USE ' Of suffering from Indigestion If you eat what you want, or of starving your self ft avoid such distress? Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets taken after eating will digest your food porfectly, and freo you from all the disagreeable symptoms of Indigestion and dyspop sla. Eat whut you llko at any time, and tako nn Acker tablet afterward. Positively guaranteed. Your monoy will always bo refunded If you aro not sat Isfled. Write to us for a freo sample. W. II. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Open Jelly Tumblers, 30c per dozen, at the Yokohama Tea Store. Remember the Fresh Roasted Coffee. Y0K0HAAIA TEA STORE Try Diamond Blond toa for Ice Ten. Phono 2U1 black. Free Delivery ni 1 1 i i I IS Social Realm j . I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 K WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVAL A. R. Oughton, Chicago. Q. Wackcncuter, Chicago. J. A. Boggs, Portland. 13. C. Lahtor, M. D Creston, Wash. Maurlco Smith, Creston, Wash. Chas. Straub, Creston, Wash. . It. Burnham, Portland. John Sykcs, Portland. A. B. RoblnBon, Independence, Dr. J. O. Goble, Medford. W. F. Isaacs, Medford. II. N. Stoudonmeyor, Clicmawa. Wm. Batcholor, city. Fred DuRctto, city. H. N. Druckor and wlfo, Cincinnati. Fred Thompson and wlfo, Portland. W. O. Taylor and wlfo, Chicago. D. McGarrlty, San Francisco. Frank Flclschman, Gilt Edge, Mont E. C. PJumo; San Francisco. Chas. Loddy, San Frnnclsco. W. Hartor, San Frnnclsco. II. E. Magoo, Portland. Thos. C. Bloomor, Portlnnd. .. F. E. Rogers, Newport Frank E. Ankony, Portland. - Concerts at Eastwood Park. Tho concorts which delighted tho Salem public so much last summor, will bo rcBtimcd at Eastwood Park, be yond tho asylum, on next Tuesday ev ening, tho program to bo by tho Steel hammer orchestra. Tho park Is nn Ideal placo for tho concerts, and will doubtloss bo crowded on tho opening night. Tho payment of a round trip street car faro will admit to tho con cort. Thoso not coming on the street oars will bo askod to pay tho Btnall admission foo of 10 cents. Tho pro gram for tho first concert will be pub lished Tuosday. o PER30NAL8. II. J. Bigger was In Portland Sun day, ,, II. S. Gilo was a Portland visitor to day. G. G. Cans, Jr., has .returned from Newport. Mrs. C. L. Watt Is rusticating at Newport. D. B. Irvine Is homo from a trip, to Corvallls. Ernest Andorson spont tho day In Portland. E. C. Little spont Sunday with friends in Portland. J, S. Albert spent Sunday with fnonds In Corvallls. Charles Tlllson spont Sunday with friends In Orogon City. Miss Honrletta Savage has returned from a visit In Portland. W. II. Sellwood loft tills morning tor an outing at Long Beach. Miss Sarah MInzenraler, of Portland, Is visiting with Salem relatlvos. Mrs. W. II. Byrd and children have returned from a visit at Newport. H. H. Rtgan and family have gono to Newport for their animal outing Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Dlnsmore have gone to Seaside for a two weeks' out ing. Miss Ruth Prentiss, or Portland, was tho guest of Miss Belle CoOpor Sun day. Miss LInnle Stutosman has gono to San, Francisco for a two weokB vacation. Misa Bmma Murnhy is enjoying a vacation In Portland and Kastera Or egon. Miss U Miller, of Hubbard, is tho guest of her sister. Mrs. Charles Loinboke. Rov. J. H. Coleman, of Willamette University, went to Portland Saturday afternoon and preached Sunday morn ing at Sunnysldo, and occupied tho Taylor-street church In tho ovenlug. President Coleman, In September, will address tho Methodist congregations of Portland In tho lntorest of tho Uni versity. Mr. and Mrs. F. Borckhclmer and daughter, Mrs. Viola Preston, of Oma ha, Nebraska, and Dr. F. W. Brlggs, of Ione City, who haVo been Bpendlng n tow days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Kirk, started this morning for their Eastern home. L. E. Athey, Mrs. A. A. Patton and Miss Alma Rundle, of Portland, and Mrs. Lou Hatch, of Salem, returned homo last evening. They had been to Klamath county and wore located on timber lands by J. S. Balloy. Ashland Town Talk. Frank W. Djirbln, past exalted ruler of Salem' lodgo No. 33C, B. P. O. E., has gone to Salt Lake City, to attend tho grand lodgo of Elks, which will be hold In that city August 12-14, Inclu sive W. C. Knighton, tho popular Port land architect, who has chargo of the now Bayno and Stousloff brick blocks returned to tho metropolis todny, af ter looking out for his Salem con tracts. II. W. Barr loft today, accompanied by his mother and Bister, for Milt City, whero they will look after some tlmbor Interests. Thoy will nlso enjoy the mountain air for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marnach, of this city, accompanied by MIsb Mnrlo Mick el and MIbs Lena Deraglsh, of Mt An gel, havo gono to Newport to spend about two weeks. Frank S. Ingram has gone to Albany to spend a few days. He expressed himself as pleased with tho treatment ho had received at tho hands of tho. pcoplo of Salem. Miss Anglo McCulloch, deputy in the ofllco of County Clerk Roland, has gono to Newport to spend a few days with her sister, Mrs. Hcrren. Mrs. S. L. Jones has returned from a trip up tho West Sldo with her hus band, who ropresonts a San Francisco confectionery house. Miss Ella Welch. Miss Mary and Miss Clara Scott havo gono to Casca- dla for an outing at that delightful mountain resort. H. W. Chatton, of Portlund, spont Sunday with Mrs. Chatton, who Is vis iting with hor parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Collins. , J.. F. Gllmoro and family, Mrs. J. Harding and MIbs Ponrl Kress formed a party that left for Newport this morning. Miss Creta RoBcnborg, who has boon tho guest of Miss Cora Tnlklngton, loft this afternoon for her homo nt So- attlo. Theo. Oldonthal, tho wide-awake Stayton-Sublimlty real estdto agont, was a Salem business visitor today. - Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. Brown and Mr. and It. P. Boise, Jr., aro at Woods, Tillamook county, for nn outing. A. N. Bush has returned from an ex tended visit at Now YorK. Ho re turns much lmprovod In health.. Mr. nnd Mrs. Goo. C. Will and son havo gono to San Francisco, to bo gono about threo weeks. Circuit Judg and Mrs. R. P. Bolso woht to Newport this morning for a fow weeks' recreation. Everett Andorson and Frank Ham ilton havo returned from nn outing In tho Elkhorn country. MIbs Viva Coshow has gono to Brownsvlllo to spond about two wooks with frionds. Mrs. Ida M. Babcock and Mrs. W. II. Haas havo gono to Newport to spond a fow weeks. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Settlomlor havo returned to Woodburn aftor a vIbU In this city. A. W. Bowersox, tho Albany flouring mill man, spont Sunday with relatlvos in this city. 1 Mrs. Walter Warner and Miss Ollvo Howo havo gono to Newport to spond two weeks. Miss Elma Weller and Miss Gladys Cartwrlghtlmvo gono to San Francisco for a visit. Mrs. S. Chaso has gono to Detroit to snomi "tho summor with Mrs. IC. P. Cochran. O. W. Johnson was In Portland today. SAYS OREGON ! IS "IT Timber Alan Talks of Webfoot State No one needs to be told to try to cure ecAfDaVcSna Big Increase in Pop- be thorouRU and lasting. Dr Tierce's Golden Medical Discovery la a medi cine which can be confidently relied on to cure diseases of the organs of respiration. It curea obstinate, deep seated coughs, bronchitis nnd bleeding of the lungs. It cures when nothing else will cure, nnd the local physician says: "There la nothing more thatwc can do." There is no alcohol in "Golden Med ical Discovery," nnd It la absolutely free from opium, cocaine and all other nar cotics. The dealer, tempted by the little more profit paid by less meritorious medicines, will sometimes try and sell a substitute when the "Discovery" Is asked for. No snbstltute medicine will satisfy the sick like "Golden Medical Discovery." It always helps. It almost always curea. Trojrearsajroiievtre cotiifh stnrtwl on rac nd I was alj bothered with catarrli," write Mr. F Skjixl, of Dsucwood, Chlsgo Co., Minn "I could not sleep nlglits, the cough War worse at nlnht I tried several cough medi cines, but to no avail, until a year aeo, when I got so bad I could not breathe throunh my nose nt times I theu tried Dr Pierce's C.oUlen Med ical Otcovery AUer taking eight Iwttles of Dr rlercc's Golden Medlcnl Discover', and at the same time using Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy, I am a well man Fcnn thank Dr Pierce for my good health, and will recommend his medicines to any one surterltiit from the ssme trouble." Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure constipation. ulation Va. Cfl M n-Mimr A flno 1,n3 of cutlory nil guaranteed lUUl OICP IfiUUlcl goods at Manning & Ferguson's new to nun t,ro. imiav no ,. n.,,i .,, hardware Btoro. 7-21-tf-dw your clothea aro nil out of order, worn. I o- wlth buttons on, tako them to nor at tbo Salem Dyo works. At this establishment you can anything set to rlchts. from a rtal gloves, to tho most el&borato sun I t Breitenbush Hot Springs gown. A gentleman can get his hat cleaned, hla trousors creased, or his whole suit rojuTonatcd to suit his tasto, also four suits a month for f 1. Buttons sewed on, rips Bowed up, suits pressed on short notice. Now goods shrunk for dressmaking. MRS. C. H. WALKER 195 Commercial Street. Hot Weather Meals can bo had nt tho White Houso Restaurant on short notice, nnd you got what you call for. Opon day and night. o WOMANS' DUTIES. A woman who keeps hor house In or der and has tho care of a family, has Just as much responsibility as tho man who provides tho menns to carry on tho housekeeping. She Is deserving of the" moro credit Blnco tho demands on her strongth Is groator. Tho ever lasting samonoos about hor duties, and tho conllnomont neccssnry to carry thorn out Is very trying to tho norvoua system, thlB producos n strain on tho mind that makes hor lrrltablo, cross, and dlssatisflod. which Is Just as much n disoaso as rheumatism or ca tarrh. If nerveB can bo built up and mado strong by medlclno of somo kind this fooling Is changed to ono of choorfuluous nnu plcasuro In hor du ties. Tho medicine Hint makes strong steady nervos, nnd prevents disease by building up tho ontlro systom, is Dr. Gmln's Blood and Norvo Tonic, a tablet to tako at meal tlmo. Curos nervous prostration by making rich red blood, foodlng tho nervos, and making solid flosh at tho rato of 1 to 31bs per week. This mouicino is soiu by druggists for 7Cc por box, or 3 box os for $3.00, or Bent by mall, post-paid, on receipt of price. Write us about your case. Address Dr. Gunn, Phila delphia, Pa. For salo at Dr. Stone's Drug StoroB. 3 mv ling Augtho aro ro- lor, Orej "By 1010 Orogon'a population will closoly approximate 2,000,000 of pco plo," said A. T. KolllhOr, who has Just returned from a slxmonthB' visit In Iowa, Minnesota and Malno. "I pro sumo many of tho old settlors of this stnto will Binllo nt this statement, but I will put mysoir on record with that prediction. If business conditions con tinue as thoy havo for tho past two years, and ono has ronsons to bollovb that thoy will continue for yonrs to come, then my prediction Is reasonably cortnln of fulfillment. "On my trip oast from Mlnnosota, I stopped off In Michigan and Maine, whore I formorly lived, and told somo of my acquaintances of tho opportuni ties to mnke monoy in Orogon. Eleven packed up their goods and started for tho coast, and aro now In this stnto, notwithstanding my stay In Uiobo plnces was less than three weeks. I'll toll you that tho states of Oregon, Washington and California aro tho best three states of the Union for a rich or a poor man todny. Wo nro on tho right sldo of the most favored nation of tho world, nnd with tho many dlfforent rosourcos, that havo hardly boon ox amlued, to say nothing of being ox hnustcd, with tho lncrcaso In popula tion and tho grent amount of monoy coming Into tho stnto, will In tho near futuro mnko It ono of tho richest states In tho Union. I am always plonBod to say something about Oro gon, for, without oxcoptlon, It is tho greatest country on earth. "Yes, thoro Is n largo Immigration of Eastern peopfo to Orogon and tho const. Tho train on which I rotumod homo loft Minneapolis at 11:15 o'clock Tuosdny night, nnd could not accom modates tho passongors thnt hnd plan ned to loavo on thnt train. Tho train was run as far as Moutnnn In two sec tions, nnd thon consolidated Into ono section of 14 cars that required two and Bomotlmos threo engines. Not n vacant sunt could be found In tho on tlro train, nnd, I am Informed, thoso conditions nro not unusual, so heavy Is tho tralllc. Many of tho tourists loft tho train nt Spokano, othors get ting off nt Pasco for Eastern Orogon points, whilo tho romnlndor were dis tributed to Tncomn, Sonttlo and Port land, and Intormodlato points." Mr. Kolllhur Is a tlmbor dnalor, but Sagos In tho business of buying nnd Ing of lands on an lndoponduut bn- , not being associated with any com- nsner.ann riack DEAD W r larK banking firm. Whan ho js a pleco of tlmbor land thnt he Instructor of t"h7Statc. Unlv'; ' ; tho Investment and Dies Suddenly at La Grande on disposed o sell tho same ho does , .. r- a... i Prof Questioned concerning tho valuo mathematics In tho University f t 'or sucl. property. Mr. Kolll gon. died la La a" 'xL' price of timber lands In Oregon !? J " ,. "L 1 li Uoublo within tho next 18 months. .",.L nl.l in nrnoood. toloim ,0 nOVOr W,VS l)of0r0 ,n tU K8t RB Farm for Sale. Sovonty-threo acres, house and barn, ono mllo from town, ono-hnlf mllo from No. 1 school; 14 acres goodi wheat; 40 acros In Btimmor fallow, 3000 feet, of fohcihg lumbor, 200 posts, all goes in with tho place for $1500, $500 cash, balance on or beforo 10 years at G per cent lntorost. This Is a rlvor bottom placo, and tho cheapest place in the county. A 000-pound driv ing pony for salo at $15, parfootly gou tlo for lady or children to rldo or drive. I live two mllos southwest of Shovldnn on my farm. Writ for full' list. C. O .BURGESS, 5-8-2w Shorldan, Or. iiTvirtm rtr. ivni-n- JUJltO'l. UJUiVOD 1LJ 1 JUjJj P W.RQSS. Proprietor. This popular, best of nil summer re torts In eltunted near Detroit, eastern terminus of Corvallis & Eastern R. R. In tho heart ol tho Cascade mountains. Regular pncK train makos duly trip from Dotrolt to tho springs. Tenting nrivlleirna frin AH enmn aunnlles can 1)0 purchased nt the aprlnds. Excoflont fishing nnd hunting KA'es nro vfery reasonable. For further Infnrmattou address, F. W. ROSS, 7 1 2m Dutroit, Oro. SSmnE A CLASSIFIED ADS. Advertisements, five lines or leSi. lathis column inserted tnree tlmesfor 25C. 5Cv3VetK,$u50 a month. Ml over five lines attttesAmo rtfti WANTEb. Wanted. A neat inlrtdlo-nged woman to do common housework in small family. Stendy placo for rlghtper sou. Must be of good character, nnd no small children. Address "M," enro Journal. 8-9-3t Wanted. Ono hundred teams to haul oro from Bohemia (Helena No. 2) to Bedrock. Prlco $8.00 por ton. Itonds good. Teams can earn as high aft $40 por wook. W; F. Morphy, oro hauling department, care Pacific Tlmbor Company, Coltago drove, Oro. 7-30-lro. Wanted. Men with teams to haul wood. Iiunilro of K. P. Tnlklngton, 102 Stato street 7-21-tf Through personally conducted tour ist sleeping cars between Portland and Chicago onco a wook, and botweon Og don nnd Chicago threo times a week, said: "Tho capital will not come nlto- via tho Scenic lino. gother ftom tho tlmbor nnd lumbor Through Standard sleeping cars dealers. A largo portion comes from dally botweon Ogdon and Chicago, via men who havo mnilo fortunes in.mo otomu llim stocks, wheat. Iron nnd stool and min ing, who now reallzo tho valuo of tim ber lands, of which thoy woro Ignorunt a fow years ago. Thoy aro desirous Through Standnrd sleeping cars dally between Colorado Springs and St. Louis. Through Standard and tourist slocp- Wanted Five young men from Marlon county at onco to proparo for post tlonu In tho government service. Apply to Iulcr-Stato Corros. Inst., Cedar Rapids, la. 7-23-lm-dw W, O. ftebblna, Qfc. f '-"-- Graduate of- ttn 'CsfcM ftrtfeM of Osteopathy, CklMgM4 At. QUm 157 Court street Cbrfc dfajtpum n specialty. iMiLUmuH'.uijmgjiM,i bmmm TON80RIAL ANtJ HATrtt. Ryan's 8havlrta PIrfc-rmS Class barbera engaged. rttt taife roomo in city. We dm sterlllxor. J. Ityaa. Prou. 1 fn Evans Barber Shop. Only 8nteiM shop on State street Every tMatj new and up-to-date. Finest poreufctfar baths. Snare, 15o; hair-cut, 9 baths, 2bc. Two flrstelaM feot blacks. C. W. Evans, proprietor, . Wanted five young mon From Ma rion county to proparo at onco for positions In tho government Borvlcc, Apply to Interstate Inst, Cedar Rapids, la. G-17-2m The Most Popular Cigar on tho markot Is tho Ln Coro -tiw of placing a part of their holdings In, ing cars dally botweon San Francisco a class of property thnt hns always and Chicago, via Los AngOlea aUd El pravon nn absolutely snfo Investment Paso. Through Standard sicoping cars anu chair cars dally botweon St Paul and Chicago. Bo Btiro that your tlckot roads via tho Great Rock Island Routo. Tho host and most reasonable din ing car service. For rates, foldora and doscrlptlvo lit erature writo to A. E. COOPER, Qoneral Agent, Portland, Or. oonsldored'tho,'blocttn(o win be irj iioncu. port sons to ir wav In Eas effo froi C3ittff ii return until Ootudor 10th, spoolnlly re duced rates. For full Information in- quiro of your local agont. C-10-ood Breltenbush Hot Springs. Many campers aro already nt this popular resort. For full particulars address F. W. ROSS, 7.2-eod Dotrolt, .Ore. This Is a monoy-maklng ago, particu larly so In this country. "Tho rnllrond companies are earning grcnter dividends than over beforo, nnd tho cropB nro without nn oxcoptlon tho lnrgost over produced In this coun try In any ono year, and prlcos nro good. This mnkos a vast accumula tion or monoy Booking investment. Thoro Is no question but what tho ma jority of tho timber usod on this con tinent, nnd n very largo por cont of It usod In tho mnrkots of tho world, must bo produced from tho Paolflo const. This statement Is concurred In by ovory man with whom I havo tallcod for ninny yonrs that Is nt nil familiar with tlmbor nnd lumbor conditions of tho country. "As to buslnoss conditions gnornl ly, 1 will Bay 1 am astonlshod whon 1 try to comprohond tho vast amount of business that Is bolng tlono In ovory lino botweon tho Atlantic nnd Pacific oceans. Everybody and ovorythlng Is at work night nnd day. nnd thoro aro no Indications that tho market will bo glutted with any of tho products man ufactured or produced from any source Thoro seems to bo an onorgy that now hns hold of tho buslnoss af fairs of tho country thnt a fow years ago ono uovor dronmod of." o If you desire a gpod comploxlon use Mokl Tea, a puro herb drink. It acts on tho liver and mnkos tho skin smooth nnd cloar. Curos sick head achos. 25 conts nnd 50 cents. Monoy rofunded If It doos not satisfy you. Write to W. 11. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. Y for freo sampla. D. J. Fry, druggist. o Housekeepers Should know whoro to buy tho best and most wholosomo brund nnd pastry. Tho Ploneor Bnkory Is tho favorlto placo. Wanted Everybody to try Oregon Foot Kaso for all foot allmonts. Onco tried always usod. Ask your druggist or send 2Gc. 8. L. Hayes, Halsey, Oro. 6-27U sshmumi KlWigwystWHSW UsTWtWWssjtssssissysssstsw pstffjmm PERSONAL Ladles Uso our harmless Remedy for delayed or suppressed period; It cannot fall. Trial free. Paris Chemical Co., Milwaukee, Wis. . 7-12-Ct-sat Porcelain Bathsv-For ladles and g tletnou. Hot And cold shower baths. Beat of aervlee and ltn towate. J. F. ShoUp, Proprlatar, 309 Oow morotal street 7-8Mm lima- m.Ljii i i imiuii' j ui. i . uauujmji VETERINARY 8URQEON. Dr. E. E. Jackton, V. S., and doatltf, 433 State street corner 13th. Bgk teon yaars a veterinary. All flte- easos of domestic animals treated at my hospital by the latest ImpfOM methods. Lameness ji speelalty, having takou a iH)st-graduatd cotirw In this special line in l'JOO. Close at tentlon given td alt work ln tuy ll. Tolophono Black 2031. oi . Indian War Pensions Now law of Juno 27, 1102, Send for (roe copy. Consultation Iruo, No feo unleet successful. Miw B. 8tkvnb tt, Co., Attys. 917 llth St.,-Washington, D. O. 7 22 4w-4t B. R. JfONB, Attorney at Law Toledo, Oregon. Was clerk of circuit court for six years and has an up-to-dato abstract of all nronnrty In Llnrnln county.. .. FOR RENT. For Rent. A seven-room houso nnd barn. Cul at corner of 18th nnd Trndo strcots. Mrs. N, J. Btahloy. 8-9-3t FOR SALE. For Sale. A flno prune orchard of 40 ncres, 22 ncres In prunes, apples ami English walnuts. Placo or fruit for buIo ut a bnrgaln. Rozurtht Ryau & Co. 8-8-3t w."i mt "Hi iiiui imuixj&wjiwtwmfwmi!rarm CX H. MACK Successor io Dr. J. M. Kene, Ik White Corner, Sarera, Oregon. Partk desfring suporior operatloaa at mot- orate too in any branch are m request A Qood Second-hand singer Bowing machine for salo, good rcasona for selling. Address "J. D.," this of llco. 8-83t' For Sale. Coast or mountain wagon. Inqulro of Qrlawold & Chaso. 8-7-Ct SD66ia Bargains For Sale. Uood tlmbor tract, and al so stock ranch, at a bargain, or will trndo for Salem proporty. Inqulro of J5. K. Ferguson, caro Manning & Ferguson's hnrdwaro store, Salem. 8-5-Gt INSURANCE On Fruit Dryrre, Hops, Farm Property, on tho Inttallment plan without Interest Some thing new In fruit dryer In surance. Call and we me. W. At LISTON, saiem, ortfos. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. M S. C. STONE, ft. D. -PR.0PRinT0Sl.OP STONE' DRUG STORE SALEM, OREGON. Tho storecttwo in number) aro located at No. 235 and 297 Commercial t, and are well stockod with U couplets lino of drugs and medicines, toilet articles, perfumery, brushos, etc.. Has had jomo 25 yean experience ta tho practice of medietas and now makos no charge for consultation, ex amlnatlon or prescription, For Sale. Span of good horsos, Boven years old, good travolors, weight about 1200 each, sot of good harness I nnd brond.tlrod wagon; also two Heated covorod hack. For prlcos ln quiro of Mrs. E. P. Davis, 1G8 Win tor utroet, corner Trade 8-t-tt MISOEtLANEOU8. nt a domand for Wostorn tlmbor r- Tn.... In tTinot- him nt tllO t ;.':"- t. nw n,.f Prof. 1 '8 as exists nt tho present tlmo. could not llvo but a llttl. otOrn niPi. wlioi Deafness Cannot Be Cured, by locnl application, ns they cannot roach tho diseased portion of tho ear. Thero Is only ono way to euro deaf noss, and that Is by constitutional remedies. Deafness Is caused by an Inflamed condition of the mucous lln lne of tho Eustachian Tube. When this tubo gets inflamod you have a rumbling sound or imperfect heating, and when It Is entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless the Inflaraa tlon can bo taken out and this tubo restored to Its normal condition, hear Ing will bo destroyed Xorover; nine cases out of ten aro caused by cataiTh which Is nothing but but an Inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. Wo will give ono hundred dollars for any case of deafness (caused by catarrh) that can not bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Curo. Send for circu lars, freo. F. J- CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all druggists, 75 conts. Hall's Family Pills are tho best o- ibor lands now aro mon who havo a six six six J.W.McKee's Business College and School of Correspondence Is now In its 28d year. Every loneli er an oxport ln his spoclal course. Our courses cover tho ontlro range of busi ness operations. Complete Business Course, time un limited, by null, $25. Complete Shorthand Course, months, by mall, $15. Complete Civil Service Course months, by mall, $16. Complete English Course, months, by mall, $15. Complete Select Courses, six month, by mail, $15. Thoso courses are especially de signed for those who havo not tho time nor means to altaud college, and especially for those who have been de prived of a common school education The greatest core Id given to each individual studwiL Diplomas awarded graduates. Send far particulars and state the course you want. J. W. McKee, Prop. Auerbach Bldg, Salt Lake, Utah. great mnount of monoy on Interest nnd Booking Investment, nnd nro satisfied thnt they can reallzo a bottor rato for their monoy by Investing In tho tlm bor lands of this stato. Many of tho purchasers will procoed to tho devel opment of their proportlos within tho noxt fow years. Tlmbor lands In tho East nro valued so highly as to bo be yond the reach of the undor-Investor. In fact, It Is tho only proporty In tho East that Is at a promlum, strictly speaking. There Is not a lumbor yurd of any slxo botweon tho Atlantic and Pacific oceans but handles tho Oregon product from a bunch of shingles to the larKost spar that 1b used In tho .construction of the biggest ships on tho I Atlantic coast The demand for Ore gon tlmbor Is Increasing from weok to wtwk, nnd It will not be long beforo throo-fourths or the tlmbor used east of the Rocky mountains will be ob tained from the Pacific coast." When askod from what source the principal amount of capital for Invest ment In Oregon timber lands by East ern People would come. Mr. Kelllher Newport Cottage for Rent. Flvo rooms, two closets, with two beds, stovu, table nnd chairs, balance Hoason, irftor August 15th, for $12.00. Situated botweun Nowpprt nnd Nye Crook, August Huckonsteln, Nuwpoit, Oregon. 8-0-2t in... BlGUGleS We have a few wheels not of this year's make, which we will sell at prices unheard of before. 8portmeno Chance To got n pointer puppy of tho flnost broodlug at n modorato prlue. Wholpod by V. 0. Booty's Quooii, and alrod by Frank J. Mooro'H Pax Jingo, registered. Ad dress 11. U Beatty, Chemawn, Or. 8-1-tf Well Dloulna and Brick WorkWells dug and clenuod. Jobbing In brick work and cistern building. Founda tions put under hounqs and, chlm noys built Apply to A. P. Holt, Salem P. O. or northeast corner Riverside Addition. 7-12-lm THE ELITE CAFE 208 Commercial Strw. Meals at all hours. Open day sad ninnt, Only place in the city handling tha nmous OLYMPIA BEER It tbo Reception Saloon. Wholesals and retail, R ECKERLGN, Profritter CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Moots all mall and passenger trains. Uuggago to all parte of the city, Prompt i errlce. Telephone No. 24L HOMYEIt k IIKDUICK. Flno Big Watermelons Wresh Orogon poaches, new sweet potatoes, froHlt tomatoes, etc., aro dally at rival at Branson & Ragnn's. Former Salo Price In 2 I I'lUe Modti 65 coi-o 7 c nn cnnn umtls ChslBltMH" J VW HTV vv Don't You Know Auytniug about Ed wards' MarkotT At 410 State stroet Bost placo to buy fresh and cured meats at tho lowest prlcos. Phone 2U24. B, Edwards, prop LODQEQ. True courtesy Is element of religion. an The Oregon paper railroad laduatry. Indlspenslble with headquarters at Portland, is again flourishing. . General Debility Day In and out there Is that foellng of weakness that makes a tmrden of JtwIJ. Food does not itroncthefi. Blwp doei not rtfrMii. It li bard to do, hard to bear, what should be easy. vitality U on tin bb, and tbo whole system sorters. For this condition take Hood's Sarsaparilla It vltallwa the blood, gives vlaor nnd tone tn all the nrcana and functions. BIIU IS positively unwiuftlled for all run-down or debilitated condltlonn - &&&t)ft hit W uDtl!iU. Pcwas. Second-Hand Bargains. Onu fanning mill, ono chopping mill, one latho, baud saw, a C00-pound scale, a good lot of bolting, a bolting ma chine, a lot of saaks, household goods, etc. Will go at a bargain. Call on Henry Wendoroth, oxecutor, 208 Com. merelel street 7-20-tf MinoriMention y Local Import Before adjourning the August term jjI the county court sine die. the Mu- rlou county commliwlnuors' court elected It. A. U. Tamlesle county phy sicluti, nt u monthly salary of 1 10. Un der the terms of the contract the phy-etrlan-elMt is to lumlsh the medl clues, and to answer all call, but when he Is called otiUslde of the city limits an allowance Is made for team hire. The Initial Sunday excursion to Newport of the year thnt was given yesterday was a big success. Two hundred "and forty tickets were sold at Salem, and the succww of the first effort Insures! the giving other such excursions during ihe summer IW,r.lS?,$35 00 $22 50 lNyack...$25 00 $20 00 2 c&3 $22 50 $ 17 50 We also have some bargains in second hand wheels. Repair Work Have you tried us? If not do soi we do only first-class work. If you need a new tire we have it, We fixsingle tube tires so they stay fixed. Sun dries o( ifll kinds, Wheels to rtnt. sOtto J. Wilson 33ZT35 Court St. HSJB Protoctlon Lodge No. 2, Anoleut Or dor United wornmou, meow oioij Uaturday uvuuiug in tho llohuau Hull, cornor of Htnto aud Llbortj streets. Visiting brethren welcome. 1'. 1 West, M. W.j J. A. aellwood, Recorder. . Barr's German Salve Heals (luiekly all cuts, or bruise. Draws sjromwi out olUine back, ami draws silvers out of flwh whteh eltM break off too uhort to pull, Sticks like sticking punter. Try It and joa will now bo without. Uy mall 36a. For sale at BARR'S JEWELRY STOW 120 State Street 8alm, Ore, SQU1.E &K0S PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS VatWw asiiA rUHTLAnpUW (MY? mshs M iMeofcntof. St M FORESTERS OF AMERICA-Cpurt tihorwood Foresters No. IK. Meets i'rlduy ulgnui in Tumor block. Ira Hamilton O. K., A. L. Brown, Bwc. Central todgs No. 18 K. of P. CastU Hall In llolmau block, cornor Bute and Liberty streets, Tuesday ol each week at 7:V0 p. m, Claud Towusoud, a 0.; Zadoo J. RI8BS, K, oi 11. and ti. Tb? flnne.. 102 Colirt St KIKE mum. LIQUOJW ANU UlUAltB PHYSICIANS Jijr'''tri""''r j, H. Brewer, physician sno urHw Office In Orty block. Rooms 7 nd 9. Phono 81. OSTEOPATHY, sh n n i-W STI. E. Wyckoff and Or. Orscs Al bright Twenty months grauuBiw g the American Sebool of 0top ihy, Klrksvllle. Mo. Dr. WyckoS is the only tweuty mouths' gentleman graduate In Salem- Odd Fellows' Temple- 'i'hone Mlu 2721- Salem Her OFFICE UITY HALL For water service PPlf at wmc Bills payable monthly la dvaw. Make all complaints at t SILVER CREEK FALLS STAGE LINE Bslsm to ArgwUul. vU Whltwksc ad return. Leve 8lem po 6 7 . in.. wuokd;8 only. Carry wutmrnn and paokages. Finest wwhUJh wto trip open to Hulem fwople. 7Ht. WARKBnW WmPW Dr. M. T. Schoettio-Oraduate Amert- ' "me, Mo. Offloo Tioga block, over tho Spa, OlBco boura i.W to 11:30 and 1 to L. D. HENRY'S REAL ESTATE ANJL.JL- w ti at 890 QewttweW litfeet PH0MEMA1NI . ft ARE YOUR BREAKFASTS SATISFYING ? 'ARE YOUR BODILY ORGANS PROPERLY NOURISHED f ARE "your BRAINS ACTIVE AND ALERT, AFTER meals? .noWfMT 1 KKBr i, .I i i ,1.-... li I HI I I ill II '' "- '" - ,jrfSl SHsikSSSSSSSSK ssv w s s ARE you aware tiut yptir grocer keep a new wlat and malt cereaj cattti "VORCB" tlufc k temptingly dtUclou, that contains every element rwcestaty for tjbc proper riourkhment ol the wlwlc My, that digest so quickly that mwital vigot oot Umpowty stagmitwJ. and that wi cure irvdkxi? i First Class Bicyclt Repairing AJsHklMe tiJrJM nt ' FIUNK J. MOOD'S Steusloff Broi palrl )n Live ftteejc, WhJml 4 wtetl uliw n He Mmte$mjmm Siafe VU wtmr. .AS .1' HlssssH H Ussssfl v tfJStSSn ARE you troubled WITH WWUMuw