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Newspaper Page Textr -"- fjw 7rJ5?rw 'mwmmmTfm yv Porto JftiCci A new coffee Flavor Is altogether different tlinn(other coffees. Tho 25 cent grade Is as nice In ap pearance as any other 35'cent grade. Upniombor our coffees aro not roast ed In for off markets and boon on the road for two or three weeks. Wo guar antee ours to he always fresh. YOKOHAMA TEA STORE Phone 2411. Free Delivery. ALL ABOUT YOU. llulldors ate using our lumber for outside work, for heavy construction and for Interior finishing, to the satis fnc tlon of thoniselvea nnd patronH Why not profit by their example, and favor tin with a call. Wc solect only the best varletloB of lumber, and our long oxperlenco onablos us to proper ly house and season them. Drop In next time you're this way. Goodale Lumber Co. Near S. P. Pas. Depot. Phone 651. Harvesters' and Hoppickers'Supplies Men's Oyershirts,. regular 50c now 39c. Men's Bib Overalls, regular 50c now 40c. Men's Sox, 5c pr. Gloves, from 10c up Towels, 5c up. Handkerchiefs, 2c up. Ladies Crash Skirts, 45c up. - Shirt Waists, worth 7 5c, now 45c. " Wide brim Hats, 25c. Corsets, 21c Wrappers, 45c up. Large Cotton Blankets, 75c pr. Misses Shoes from 25c up. ' Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store Next Door to tho FoatofTico. A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner you can enjoy from one ol our tomlur and delicious meats, steaks, lamb or mutton chops, veal cutlets or pork, Our meats are all cut from tho fattest and onmPBtcattlo, nntl wo can supply your tabto with fresh, nutrition and wholoanmo meats at bod rock prices. E. C, CROSS SALEM OPE 'linn 2-J1 Don't Monkey With a Poor Laundry A GOOD GLASS OF WINE. Of beer with your dinner or lunch eon not only aids dlgostlon, but la healthful and appetizing. Doctors rec ommond good claret for those with wenk digestion, and ovan tho Pope hlmsolf rocammonds good wlno rtl din ner, when not drank to excess. Wo have n splendid stock of clareta and table wines of all klmH. In either Im ported or domostlc vintage, nH well as whlskloa and binndles. J. P. ROGERS. & Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealer. . . . WHOLESALE . AND RETAIL Rot lie Harbor Llmo Heat brands Portland Cement, WOOD; sawed or fnl length. All kinds of building material, sand, g-avel, lath, shingles, elo. D. S. BBNTLBY H1-183 Corn'l 8t. At Easter Time s when the building bualne'S wi'l be in oull swing. If you haven't given your rdtsra for your lumber requirements it will par you to get estimates from Uoodiilo Lumber Co., for any and all Kinds o( lumber or out or Inshje work, lath, shingles, easb doors, blinds and everything needed in thU line. Goodale Lumber Co. Near 8 P. Paas'r. depot. Phone tfSI - WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALa 13. XI. Rosenthal, Poitlnnd. 11. E. Connolly, Chicago. Ceo. A. Peel, Portland. ' Frank It. Hurd, Dubuqe. la. It. II. Connnry, Chlcngo. i Chaa. H. James, Spokane V. H. VanDykc, Minneapolis. W. P. Jeffress, Portland. Thos. C. Bloomer, Portland. George K. Burton, San Francisco. S. C. Spencer, Portland. Walter Jackson, Portland. H. 0. McPherson, Portland. K. Forytlte, Tacoma. W. A. Standard, Ccl.'ax. Clell Nash, city. ThomaH Reovos, San Franelson. II. S. Hngan, San Francisco. Ceo. W. Orth, St. Louis. John E. Scrwe, San Fianelsco. If you want llrat-clasa work done, or you will got tho worst of it In faded colors and rotted fabrics. Wo use no chemicals, and nothing but th( best soaps and washing materials, hence your linen lasts longor, looks bettor, keeps fresh longor, nnd gives moro general satisfaction when done by our porfect methods. Salem Steam Laundry Col. J. Olmsted, Prop. Dorous D. Olmsted, Mnr. Phone 411. 230 Liberty St. 51j- L Phone C91 Mala. ' A Lucky Find But it's hard to find anything belter "Ti a casi of he.-lib and strength. Hear this in mind: there's" nothing to equal Salem brer as a tonic and mild stimu lant. Cooling, refreshing. Pounhing, invgoratio. it If psrfest brew Strict y pore, of bijeh grade and uniform in" quality .he lx?er par excellence. Capital Brewery iCo.l Mm. M. Beok, Proprietor. mMM HI -ftJltUfc. fc - "lr-T b 1 1 imnnMin-nH 1 1 M-i i - - - - ---------- - - - ,- i SSocialRealm WII f I IIIHI IIIH MM t-fr In Honor of Prof. Dunn. Upon the eve of the departure of Prof. P, S. Dunn, to take advantage of (ho 'year's leave of nbsouco granted hiin by tho board of regents of tho State University, a most ilttiiig tribute was paid to his popularfty nnd esteem by tho numerous friends who gath ered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. V. M.Wilklns, last ovonlng, to bid Cod speed lind farewell to the professor and his estlmnble wife, says tho Ku- gono Guard. The lCpworth League, of tho Humphrey Momoilal M. K.'chureh was icpresonted In receiving by Misses Carrla Hall, Inez McClung, Etta Lenr tied and Sadie Atwood. Miss Lestla Ilartloy presided over tho reftosh monts. A lino sot of stlvor spoons wete presented tho dopnitlng friends as a token of osteotu by tho League. Mr Dunn left this morning for Portland, where ho will bo Joined by his family next week. A year's study In Harvard in ancient Latin archeology, and a trip to Europe for further studies, aru the platiB of the zealous ptofessor. The woll wishes of Eugene go with htm. PERSONALS. Mrs. Ida Plckard has returned from n visit in Portland. J. A. Simpson nnd family have re turned from Newport. Mrs. M. L. Hnnillton has returned trom an outing at Seaside. Miss Alice Hemcnwny Is visiting with relatives In Eugene. Mis. W. J. Herren has gono to Hupp nor for a visit with her son. Miss Dora Mason has' returned from a visit to iclatlvcs at Lebanon. Miss Ollvo Howe-has returned from a two weeks' outltlg at Newport. ' Miss Gertrude Litchfield Is home from an extended visit at Ncwpoit. D. D. Olnisted' nnd family have ro tumod from an outing at Nowportt Mr. and Mrs. A. Stalgor, of Portland, aro tho guests of Mrs. A. J. Monroe. Mrs. T. II. Hubbard and daughter, iiiiss Edna, spent the day In Portland Manngor H. C. Drown, of tho stroot railway company, was In Portland to day. Miss K. Dalllnger, recent guest ol MIsb Sally Hush has roturuod to Port land. Miss Lola Cavnnaugh has returned to Turner, aftor a visit with Miss Elmn llyrne. Mrs. W. W. Johnson nnd two sons havo gone to Seattle for a visit to lol nnvcs. T. A. Hogau returned to Poitlaud Monday afternoon, aftor a visit with Snlem fi lends. Mrs. Amos Strong and daughter Miss Ainn, havo gone to Portland and Astoria on a visit. James J. McEvoy, of tho llrm of Me Evoy Drc-s., spent Sunday In Pnrtlnnd returning home Inst night. Miss Mamie Waterman fins rotumed to her home nt Jefferson, aftor a visit with Miss Winnlfrcd KIgdou. State Superintendent J. H. Aokor man loft today for Oregon City nnd points In Eastoru Oregon. W. H. Powor, of Salem, went to the Bay today, to visit with his son, Alex. He will go to Lobnnon noxt week. Al bany Democrat. Mr. Joseph Schaff and Mr. Harry Nnppor, of nuiTalo, N. V nro the gnosis of tliolr cousins. Miss Murguor etto and N. J. Haas. Mrs, J. M. Chnso has. gono to Port laud to visit Mr. Chase, who Is re turning from Arlington, and to attond tho millinery opening. Glenn A. Shafor has gone to Dayton. Washington, to Join S. Wllllnms, a formor resident of this city, In tho pub lication of a daily papor. Itov. Ezra Mauror, armor pastor of tho Sevonteonth-stroet Evangelical church, In tills city, is spondlng his vacation with friends In Salem, Mrs. lima I). Hurd has returned to Portland, having boon called to Salem by tho lllnops of her fnthor, II. II. Hol land, who Is now much Improvod. WIlllo Vandorsol, a clork In the office of tho seorotary of state, has returned from a three weeks' pleasant otitlng In the MuKonzle cpuntry. In J.ane coun ty- . Captain and Mrs. A., W. Waters, of Wolsor, Idaho, are In tho city visiting at tho home of Mrs. E. E. WnterB. Thoy woro former residents of this city, and Captain Wntors was at one tlmo United Statos marshal In this stato. Mr, and, Mi- Tumor Ollvor havo gono to La Grando, having stoppod off at Salem for a short visit on tholr way home from San Francisco, whoro thoy attended tho grand conclave of the Knights of Pythias, of which organiza tion Mr. Oliver Is tho grand chancellor in this stato. Mrs. Mary Haney, who has bean vis iting her slstor, Mrs, O. O. lUngham, has mturned to her hpm at Lafayette, amhlll county. She was acenmpan led homo by her son, Ilert It Hanoy. who has been leading law in tho olllce of his undo, Mr. Bingham. Hart will complete lUs course in a Portland law Hohool this Winter. Eastwood Park, tonight. Concert, fitalwart QuartoUo. Mighty fine. A f-ewPofntr. The reoent utatUtlcs of the number frautJiu,fjliow that tJiajlargemJority ,nswfwitJ consuranuon, Ttilf- dueae may i&ojmenija wltb' an jipparenfjy burnilesS' coiigSwliIahflan te cured JwJantly by 'Kemp'gp&aWain for the thraUand UuKS. wflloh h Buarautwd to euro- and' relieve all caa&a. Prloe Hq tod 60 epntu For sale by all drBCsfika. 1 - , THE DAILY JtfURNALi &ALBM, aMJlii .mi.WMii fffnli wMv- W" v I bV LI I ' 'A' Swiet, crisp flakes of whent'nnd malt eaten cold. Doesn't Know "I tmre lutely been unlng 'Force' cereal food I have ever tried. Tlio only ono never knows whou to vtop eating, UNIFORM OF ASTORIA ELKS THEY WILL WEAR A WHITE AND PURPLE COSTUME THE 8ALEM HERD HAS A SURPRISE IN STORE. Tho uniform committee, which lias chat go of the regalia with which tho Astoria Elks will bo adoiuod ou the occasion of tholr visit to tho Poitlnnd carnival, yesterday announced Its so loollon, us follews: Wltlto military coat with purple oiks on tho collar; white ti minors with puiplo stilpes and roll Panama hats, with purple ilbbon band, slumped "Aatoiln, No. 180." Astoilan, The Snlem Eks havo not yot an nounced the chnracter of the uniform that they havo adopted. Hut It Is lerned that thoy have a surpilso In store In this icspect. This much Is known that tho costumo to he worn by tho Salem boys In tho competitive drill In Portland during the cnrulvnl will ho tho richest over soon on n lllto 000(18)011 before. Tho team, ono luin dred strong, 1b dtllllng faithfully un dor tho direction of Captain Dick, nnd will bo prepared to mnke a stiong light for first honors at the Portland cni ni val. SUMMERS (TO BE HONORED IT 18 INTENDED TO MAKE HIM 8E NIOR VICE-COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF THE 8PANISH-AMERL CAN WAR VETERANS. Sonlor Vlco-Commanilor-ln-Chlof of tho Simnlsh-Amorlcnn War Veterans" Is llkojy to bo tho now ofllclnl title of Drovet llrlgndlor-aouornl Owen Sum mers, sayB tho Tolegram. Tho nation al enenmpmont of the Spnnlsh war vet erans will bo hold In Indianapolis Sop toinbor 22-21, nnd tho ICastoru dolo gatos will touder flenoinl SummorH tlmt appointment If he will accept It. Delogatos to tho national encamp ment will bo olectod nt the annual en enmpment of the Orogon Spnnlsh wnr votoiatiH in the Aimnry Wednesday, Sttptombor 10th. The meeting will lie hold In tho hoaid of ofilcer)' iooiiih. A great deal of other buslnesn will be transacted, hut tho most important thing will be tho election of delogntos to tho national encampment. The notification of tho extra h6nor to ho conferred upon General Sum mers comos through n lottor from Ad jutant-General W. C. Llllor. nf the na tional organization, with houdrpiarters nt Lancaster, Pa. Tho lottor says: "When will you hold your state mooting for election of officers nnd donates? I hope you will have dele gates present at the national encamp ment, and be there In person, as there Is a desire to make you sonlor vro-commandor-ln-chlof." SHOULD BE CAREFUL Complaint has been made that the drivers employed on the street sprlnk ling department are caieles In a few respects. This Is particularly tiue In the throwing of , water tip'.'t Irritable horsoH that may be hitched along the Hide streets. An Instance of thle kind w abfforved Monday afternoon. The flow or water was not interrupted In (he Inst an one hgrae was anm-oaehed. Vjsn,ttyuU Jt ib0WiJI some um of fright, and ihe result wa that the ani mal fcroke ii halter, and 'n runaway. would hare followed twt fer the faet that Its 0Mfnr was near by. In add!. tton to thle, the water wm thrown in dlU&otf) TUEsbAV, August" H Miii.wfMiiai mn.i iiiiiiMiiiiM miiiiiimwinmn. Jim Dumps was a moat unfriendly man! Who lived his life on a hermit plan. Ho'd novor stop for a frlondly smile, But trudged along In his moody stylo Till "Force" ono day was aorvod to him Since then thoy call him "Sunny Jim." Thlllfilr Kyetre Certtt a better builder than a vacation. V When to Stop. and fli.d It the most tiulatnblo of any troublo with It U tlmt It Ib to dellolou , M.D., Dorchester, Mass," (Name furnlilinl on uppllrntlou ) to the carriage, upon thu seats and tobes. This soit of thing Is provoking nt any rate. Another Improvement Is suggosted that might he mnde In tho sprinkling of streets that would not Impair the service at all, and that Ih to shut off the How of water on nil Htteet ctosslngs, Quite frequently, tinder tho present system, the crossings are ptncttcally Inundated, which makes it dlsngieeable, especially for tho ladles, o Salomltes know that the untno of "Stalwatt Qunrtetto" stands for good muslo Hear some of It nt Eastwood I'uik tonight. Deafness Cannot De Cured. by local application, as they ennnot tench tho diseased portion of thu car. There Is only ono way to euro dear ncss, and that is hy constitutional romedles. Dcnfness Is caused by an Inflamed condition of tho mucous Un lug of tho Eustachian Tubo. When this tube gets Inflamed you havo u rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing, land when It Is entirely closed denfnoss Is the result, and unless tho Inflnma tlon can bo tnkeii out nnd this tubo restored to Its noiinal condition, hoar Ing will be destioyod forever; nlno cases out of ten nio cniiHcd by catarrh which Is nothing hut but nn Inflnmcd condition of thu mucous surfaces. We will give ono hundred dollars for any caso of deafness (cnuscd by catarth) that can not ho cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for clrcti Inrs, freo. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by nil druggists, 7C (outH. Hall's Family Pills aro tho host, o The White House Kostauiant Is still tho lending oat lug house In tho city. Monls on short notice. Give us n call. Do You Smoke? You cannot find a hotter cigar any whcio than a Tashmoo 12-oent clgnr. All cloar Havana wrapper mid llllor. Aug Huckenstoln. " TWENTY YEARS TRIAL. Thine aro lots of good things the doc' tors know nothing about. Wo fro auontly euro people of disease after the doctors havo glvon them up. If the dlseaso comos from over work, dissipation, of exposure, causing weak and watery blood, und loss of flesh uud strength, we have tho ono sure reme dy lit Dr. Gunn'fl lllood and Nerve Tonic These tablets taken with meals turn thu food into rich red blood, making strong stoady nerves, and Increasing the strength, building up solid flesh nt tho rato of 1 to 3tbs pot week. This means health For nervous illustration, loss of momory. or a pale, sallow complexion, a better romedy wub novor made. Doctors know nothing about this remedy only tho fact that wo make cures; as we have been doing this for twonty years we know our method to bo tho right one Druggists soli Dr. u nun's lllood and Nerve Tonic for 7Gc per box, or 3 hoxes for 2, or sent by mall on re ceipt of price. Write us for a pam phlet telling all about this great med icine Address Dr Gttnn, Philadelphia i'a. For sale at Dr. Stone's Drug Stores. 1 o Sick Headache absolutely and nor mnnuntly cured by using Mokl Tea. A pleasant hnrb drink. Cures Conuli pntlon and Indigestion, makes you eat. sleep, work and happy. Satlsfac tlon guarantoed or money back. ' 25 cts. and CO cts. Write to W. II. HOOKER & CO.. lluffalo. N. Y . for ft free sample D J. FICY, Druggist GMiGMEsrrira chousm mmnwki pills .v . . friitl m inir utMKia. wn. 4lw. "I lM clH M llll tHJill.tl'H i:.V(iI.IHII I lll'.l) liM mniu Ul Mll U Mm - .. , ll.M.k.r. llcAu. ntftri.. Mb.lliHilN. mi JHlt Ilim. tin t jt lr.cl. M4 4 U m.mm iw, rilrUr TllMMal U4 lt.ll,rrr l..lw,.(.nw.kr rx laratlnlL I O.UOU TmUbmIUk 1.11 kt n K.iji.i. t kl.kMUr 1 .? 'f u- tlMHf' UmiUtm kmu, i -lbA -A INDICESTION U the cause of more discomfort than any other ailment. If you eat the thlncn that you you want, and that are good for you. you aro dlsti eased. Ackor's Dyspepsia Tablets will mako vniii. iiir.r.aiinri tutrfttiit orui iiravariL K.ifsr c-.ll H'jbik y p buUa Dyspopxlo. and Its atfeudaut disagree-1 r.ni able symptoms. You can safely eatJ,c,H anything, at any tune, if you iaie oner of tneee tablets uiterwaru, worn uy all dr-UKKistM under a positive guaran- tee. 2 et. Money refundw) If you Are not satisfied. Bend to us for a free sample. W. If. IIOOKKH A SOM lluffalo, N. Y. 1002; iKaw,J T Manning & Ferguson have a com pleto lino of bulldors' hnrdwaro at tholr now Btoro, 7-21-tfdw TU.J Market Quotations TodayX - "Make Salem u Good Home Market" rsr Hop Marktt. Hops 10C1 10(20c, contrncts 17Jic Flour. Flour 12 70Sa bbl. Potatoes Apdes, Etc. Potatoos40c. Onions, fl.no Dried iPrults Dried npplea-0iQOK. Italian nrunoa 40n to 60a-r:t) to 3 Petite Pritnea 40a to 60s, llctf-lo. Wood. Pence fosts, Utc, Dig fir 93 & (II 25 Second growth 2.CO.0f'.'.7r. Aah-f !? 60. Body oak $4.00. Pole oak 14.00. Cedar poets U to 10c, Halm wood 12.60 nnd fit 00 ' Hides, Pelts aodPurs Green hldea, No, 1 7c Ureen hldea, No. 2 fio Calf skins 40c. Sheep 76c. Oont skins 26ntol,IK. , Gray fox 26 to 60c. Coon 10 to 40c. Mink 26c to $1.25.. Otter-fl to 5. . yktink 10 to 26c. Muakrnt 1 toCc. Wildcat 10 to 26r. Wdeat, Oats, Etc, Wheat -BOc. Oato 34o .' " Hurley f 10 par ton. ' Flax Cash, North w.et, l 70 Live Stock Mark tt. Btoors St3)Jc. t Cowe-33)tf ir 8hoep-3.60groaa to$4,00 , Dreseed veal Okfc Hoga,allvo 5H 6tfc Hokb, drosaod Mi Wool and Mohair. Coareo wool 14c. ' Fine 15c. Mohair 25c. Hay, Peed. tin. Oats-75. lialod cheat fO.60; to 17. Clover tl. Feed barloy 116((111 per ton Hran-fl8 60 Shorta 120. Flour, wholesale $2,05, Dairy and Creamery iProiucts. Dairy butter 15c. Creamery 22)4 Btoro 1620c. Flret-clasH country, per roll 40c. Cream at creamery, pan aklmmed 15c. Separator skimmed 17c. Sttloer's Market, Chickens 8 ( Do Stirlug 10c KM per dntdn, lite, PORTLAND MARKET. PoitTLAND. Aug 20 - Wheat Wain Walla, Ut(t2c Flour rortianu, boat grouee ssi.ooii $8 00. Graham (2 05t3.2Q Oata Choice Whlto 11.12 1.25. Uarley 120 & (22 60 pertou. Mlltetnn-Uraii, (I6tl0, HayTlmolliy-tl2(jetl6 nor ton. Ouiona (1 0(1.40 per cental Potatflea 75eper rental Butter Heat dnlrv, HIlHa; (anoy ureamory.202le Store 17 ($ 18i.fl. Egge-Oregon t ranch 1 0 Poultry OhlckenB, mixed $.160 (t 60; bona (6 60, turkeys, live 1!) 14r. Mutton Grose, 3c Hogs Gross OlgC Deal-Gross 33c. Veal-Gross 7o 8- . Hops 10l7c. Wool Valley. 12 15utl i Kastern )reon,8(Ho:Mohalr, 2620otb, Hides l)ry hides, 10 pounds and up xrariU. 5e f Repair Work Have you tried uj? If not do 2o, we do only first'dass work. If you need a new tire we have it, We fix single tube tires so they slay fixed. Sun dries of all kinds, ' Wheels to Otto J. Wilson 135 Court St. v'v(7)Hq CLASSIFIED ADS7 monib. All tiver fitc 1me.tM,W'.g)? " ' e L ' '" i ' - I. WANTEa Wanted.- Ily the Urewor Drug Co..n young man who hna had sorne ex perience In tho drtiff business. En uulro of Dr. J. fi. ifrK.WBri a,ay building, Salem, Oregon. 8-21-tt More Teams Wanted. Wo can use all tho teams iso can get to haul ore. uoiu me Helena mine to the end of our ttncK. ,The teams -now on the road ennnot-tako awny tho ore as last as It Is mlncdv "Address V. F. Murphy, gcnoinl manager O. & a li It It., Cottago flrovo, Or. 8 19-tf Wanted Five young men from Marlon county at ouco to prepare for posi tions In tho govoroment sorvlco. Apply to Interstate Corroa. Inst., Cedar Rapids, la. 7-23-lmtdw Wanted-livcrybbdy to try Oregon Foot Kaao for all. foot ollmonU, Once tried alwnys used. ABk your druggist or sond 2Bc, 8, L. llayoB,' Halacy, Ore. B-?7ti FOR, RENTi For Rent Film grain anil dairy rnrni nonr Turner, modern 'house, water piped into Bamo and plenty of water for stock. Fruit, grass and gardon In plenty. 15. C. Rail, Ttirnor, Oro.,' II. F. D. No. 3. 8-18-2w I .III JUKI IL,i.lM FOR 8ALE. For Sale. OocM coveied Jtat-k and a bioad-tlro wagon, chbnil Innuhtvof Mrs, H..B, DalHJNo, 1C8. Winter street, corner of Trnde. 8-2C-lw for bale. A good homo, ttireo lotB, all In f i nit, bam, woodshed and hen liotiBo. Houbo with nvo rooms, all In good condition. Atldress; Mrs Oeorge Nlcols, West Snlem, Ore gon. 8'2t?-tf-d-w Big Fir Wood For Sate. Only n limited quantity. Price rca sonnhle. Order- quick, firewater & Whllo. 01 Court Btreef, Bslom, Ore gon. 8-2i-3t Por Oaler Altamont driving horse, sovon years oA, gontlo and sound, weighs about 1500 pounds. Call at 107 Stato streot for particulars. 8-23-tf For Bale. Family roaldonoo, largo grounds nnd lots adjoining. Within two bloolts of rnpltul. Inquire nt journal oiuce. g-22-lm hor aaie uno 2-simum carnage wlUi rubber tiros. Nearly as good as ..ow. Knqulru at tho ofllco of T. A. l.tvesloy & Co. 8-18-lm LOST AND FOUND, btoien. Tnkon Irom my Home. AugiiB 13th, two dogs. Ono black and white spotted settor, with a lump on his side, answers to tho name ot "Nick;" one lumen and white point er bitch, about one year old, un swors to thu name of "Maude." A liberal rewurd vll ho paid for their leturn to me. II. P. Taylor, Bnlom, Oregon. 8-20-tf. MISCELLANEOUS. NV You will always find the choicest nuints and groceries at tho lowest prices nt iMwnrd's & Luacliur's, 40& and 4 ID Stato streot. Tbone ordets given spoolal attention. LODQE8. Protection Lodoe No. 2, Ancient Or der Unltod Workmen, moots over Saturday ovonlng in tho lloltuau Hall, cornor of State and Llbort) otroots. Visiting brothrou wolcomo F. L. West, M. W.j J. A. Sellwood, Itocorder. FORESTERS OF AMERICA-Court Sherwood Foresters No. 19, Moots Friday nights iu Turner block, ire Hamilton C. It.; A. L. Drown, Sec Central Lodge No. 18 K. of P. Castle Hall In Holman block, comer State and Liberty streets, Tuesday ol each week at 7:20 p. in. Clauo Townsond, 0. C.j Zudoc J. Rlggs, IC of II. and S. PHYSICIANS. J, H. Orewer, physlotan and surgeon. Office In 0 ray blook. Rooms 7 and 0. Phone 91. OSTEOPATHY. Dr. L. E. Wyckoff and Dr. Grace Al bright. Twenty months graduates of the American School of Osteop athy, KlrkBVllIo, Mo. Dr. Wyokoff Is the only twenty months' gentleman graduate In Balem, Odd Fellows' Temple. 'Phono Main 2721. Dr. M. T. Schoettie flraduote Amorl ..can School of Osteopathy, Kirks vlllo, Mo. OfIce In Tioga block, over the Spa. Ofllco hours 8:30 to 1U3Q and 1 to 4. M TONSORIAL AND BATHS. Ryan's Shaving Parlors. Seven first clous barbers engaged. Finest bath roorna In rlr. We use antlsop'lr sterllUor J. Ryn. Prop- Evans' Darber Shop-Only first-olass shop on Stato street. Every tblui uew and upto-dato. Finest porcelain baths. Shave, IGo; hair-out, 2te; baths, 2Gc Two nrst-olaaa boot blacks, a W. Evans, proprietor. Porcelain Baths For ladles and gen tinmen Hot and cold shower bathe Rest of survlee and elean towel J F fUiuiip. Proprietor, 0 Com mercial street. 1 30-1 m HUIE WING SANG CO. Nev line of Chines and Japaneee faney and dry gtKxIa. Silks made up. Flue white underwear of all kinds. -Wrapiiera. WRlste. skirt. gat Hd ladlss furnishing o4b Klorei, mat tl.'igj etew for sale very keP- 140 State Street, gal&in, Or Mjnmma Vl3f2RNAflV 8UriGEON Dr. E, E. Jackson. V. A . im,i .1ai 433 Statq, street, corner 13th. EJlgn teen years a teterlnnrys Ail Jife. oaBes ot domestic unlmaisireBafed nt my hospital bv the latest improved methods. Lameness a 'specialty, having takon a post-graduate course In this special line In laoo. Close at tontlon given to nil work In my line. Telephone Black 2031. CX H. MAOK Successor to Dr. J. M. Keene, In Wlilto Corner, Salem, Oregon. Partlea desiring superior oporatlonaf at mod erate foo In any brauch aro In ospccIaJ rcquoBt. On Fruit Dryers, Hops, Farm Property, on the Installment plan without Interest. -Borne , thing new In fruit dryer In surance. Call and see rno. W. A. LISTON, !&&& REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. S. CStONE, M. D. PH0PRIET0R OF STONE' DRUG STORE 8ALEM, OREGON. Tho storos(two In numbor)are located at No. 23C and 207 Commercial St., and aro well stocked with a'complete lino of drugs and medicines, tollot articles, perfumery, brushes, etc., Has had some 25 years oxperlenco' Iu tho practice of medicine aud now makos no chsrgo for consultation, ex amination ot proscription. gs FIRST CLASS iTOTJffiJLi F W. ROSS, Protrletof. Thle popular, best ot all summer re torts la situated near Detroit, eastoru tormiuua ol Corvnllla & Eastern R. R. in tho heart ot the Cascade mountains. Regular pack train makes dally trip from Detroit to tho springs. Tenting privileges freo. All camp supplies can bo purchased at tho springs. Kxcolteut fishing and hunting. Rates' aro very ressouablo. For furthor Informatlou address, F. W. ROSS, 712m Detroit," Oro. THE ELITE CaFE 208 Commercial Street Meals at all .hours'. Open day, and night. Only place in tho city handling the amous OLYMPIA BEER Is tho Recoptlon Saloon. Wholesale and total!, R ECKBRLBN. Proprietor CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Moots all mall and passongor trains. Raggage to all parts of tho city. Prompt i orvico. Telephone No. 2 tl. HOMYER HEDRIOK. B. F. JONES Attorney at Law Toledo, Oregon. Wns clork ot circuit court for six years and has an up-to-date abstract of all proporty In Lincoln county... .. Barr's German Salye Heals quickly all cuts, or bruise. Draws sjrenus out ot lame back, aud draws slivers out of flesh which ottou break off too short to pull, Sticks like sticking planter. Try It and you will never bo without. Uy mall 29c. For sale at BARR'S JEWELRY Sf ORE 120 State Street Salem, Ore. SOULE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS for Salem as J vtclalty leave orders at Ceo Wiil7sMutK8;ort. PORTLAND OR, Tb? flDDefr. ,J FINK WINKS, LiqUOlM M AND 0I0AR8 . 102 Codrl St Sa OFFICE UirY HALL For wator Bervlce apply Rt oOce. Dills payable monthly lu adrtnc. Mako all complaints at the office.. First Class Bicycl? Repairing . Aud all kinds of sundries at , Z FRANK J. MOORE'S 10 Court Ht. Phone SOU. bteusloff Bros, Dealers In Llvo Stock, Wholesale and retail butchers and paekeru. All kinds of fresh and' salt meaU. Pine sausasee, hams, bacon and lard. 316 Commercial street. Your Step Mother I still here busy m ew. and jliea your clothea aro all out of order, wora, with buttons off, take taem to her st the Balem Dye Works. At this establishment you cogt anything set to rights, from a pair ot gloves, to the most elaborate luc gown. A gentleman can get hi bt cleaned, bit trousew creased, or hla whole suit rejuvenated to suit Ms taste, also four aulta a month. lor IL Buttons aowed ou, rlia newed up, buU pressed on short notlee. New eo4i shrunk for dreesmaUn. MRS. C. U. WALKER 1W CommsraUl ttrett. INSURANCE Breitenbush HatSprin on Water to. iS.M