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THfe DAILY JOURNAL, SALfiM, OREOoN) THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1902,
INDIGESTION
'is the cauflo of moro discomfort than
inny othor allniont If you eat the
I thi mm tlmtf you you want, and tbat
fnro good. for you, you' are distressed.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will make
vour digestion perfect and prevent
Dyspepsia and its attendant disagree
able symptoms. You can safely eat
anytblng, at any time, If you take one
of theso tablets aftorward. Sold by
all druggists under a poaltlvo guaran
tee. 26 cts. Money refunded If you
nru not satisfied. Send to us for a
freo sample. W. H. HOOKER & CO.,
Huffnlo. N. Y
; HiiinminHHmnH
Social Realm;;
M 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H mt-HHHH-H-t
orto
Rica
A now coffee Flavor is altocother
different thnn othor coffees.
Tlio 25-cent grade Is as nice in up-
Ipenrnnce as any other 35-cent grado.
Remombor our coffees nre not roaot-
rod In far-off markets and boon on tlio
(road for two or threo wooks. Wo guar
antes ours to be always fresh.
YOKOHAMA TEA STORE
IPhone 2411. , Free Delivery
We take pleasure In announcing 'tho
coming of Warren & Day's big Now
York Uncle Tom's Cabin Company.
This company will positively appear
hero with the original cast nnd tho
production will bo given in nil Its en
tirety. They aro traveling in their
owli private Pullman sleepers nnd din
ing cars. Thlrty-flvo peoplo nro used
In the oast. Tho scenery used nbounds
In splendor. There aro 28 different
scenes, 12 tnblcnux and a grand trans
formation scene that is wonderful nnd
something torrlblo In its reality. A
clover vaudeville performance Is giv
en betweon tho acts by a host of clev
er specialty artlBts. Tho show Is con
tinuous. No yults between thu nets.
Tho grand mllltniy parade Is a fea
ture, and should be seen by nil. Tho
date for this performance Is Wednes
day, Soptembor 3d. Tho comjKiny Is
an old ono, and a grand performance Is
predicted In a hughe tent on Commor
clnl street, between Oak and Dcllovlew
o
PERSONALS.
HUIE WING SANG CO.
Now lino, of Chinese and Japanese
fancy and dry goods. Silks mado up.
Kino white underwear of all kinds.
Wrappers, waists, skirts, gonts' nnd
f ladles' furnishing goods, gloves, mat
ting, etc., for snlo very chenp.
140 State .Street, Salem, Or,
ilpEHBYRQYrfrnLU
ftjk " CIIIOIIKITKU'H KNQI.UU
(Vln lti:i nil Ci.l.l nitlillll Ult: Mil!
t WMbtliitiibiioii Tnl kna other. IlrfUM
ri AJ "Kroui Nub.lliutl... and lulu
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I JT flAlar for I'llMtPlllAr. TMdBA.Ikl.
"ii.ii.i iini...i.&
Inn Ifkll. in.nitd TMilmaitili, MAi
ft.ll tlrulsl I'kUL.ito l. .!..- art.
Matin UU pnt. JJ.dli.n Buun, 1II1La!. I'll
MLLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALa
I. H. nrodlo, Corvallls.
J. H. Hardy, St. Paul, Minn.'
fThos. Colllnson, Portland,
IW. S. Ilobortson, Uolso, Idaho.
'L. L. Wolfo, Pittsburg, Pa.
Dexter- W. Fellows, Mass.
1.. F. Hellnngor, Mass.
H. W. Wright, Falls Oity.
Will J. Ranks, Agt. Ell.abeth Halo
Compnny.
F. A. Monzlos, Portland.
II. W. Scott, New York.
By. Choynray, I.o Harve. Franco.
P. h. Mnrtlnonu, Bordeaux, Franco.
V. Schuotto, Monroe.
John J. Dompsoy, Monroe.
La. N. Smith, Portland.
IP. II. Hughes, Falls City.
IL. II. Wondorly. I'nlls City.
W. J: Morrison, Portland.
It It. Onulnur, Portland.
IA, H. IX-I.anor and wife, St. I.ouls
L. R. Hlrsch, San Franolsen.
J. W. Lndil. Portland.
L. S. Doblo, Portland. -
F. .1. Rochlldor. San Francisco.
Sick Headache absolutely and per-
Imnnontly cured by using Mokl Tea.
pleasant horb drink, euros Constl-
pntlon and Indigestion, makoa you
cat, -sloop, work and happy. Satisfac
tion guaranteed or inonoy back. 25
cts. and BO cts. Write to W. H.
HOOKER & CO.. 'Buffalo. N. Y.. for a
freo sample. D. J. FRY, Druggist
8URE CURE FOR PILES
Itching Piles produro moisture and
cause Itching, this form, as well as
Jllnd, lileedlng or Protruding PIIob
faro cured by Dr. no-ban-ko's Pile Rem
edy, stops itching and bleeding. Ab
sorbs tumors. COc ajar at druggists.
lor sent by mnll. Treatise froo. Wrlto
mo about your cnso. Dr. Bosanko,
Philadelphia, Pa. For ealo at Dr.
Stone's drug stores
-o-
L. D-. Geer has returned from Al
bany. Constable W. L. Jones, of Jefferson,
Is 'in tho city.
W. E. Richardson hns returned from
a trip to Tdcoma. -
E. C. Llttlo has returned from a few
days spent in Albany.
Hugh Essou, of Portland, Is spend
ing a few.days In Salem.
Ernest Kllngor Is homo from nn ex
tended visit at Newport.
Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Hawk, of Jeffor-
son, wero In tho city today.
Miss Nellie Perkins, of Drain, Is the
guest ofMrs. J. C. Uoodalc, Jr.
Miss Ella Shlpp Is attcnlllng thu
millinery openings In Portland.
Miss Mario Hofer has returned from
a visit with friends In Portland.
Miss Mlnotta Magers has gone to
Medford for a visit with rolativos. -
Miss Ucatrlce Sholton has returned
from a, few weeks spont nt Newport.
Squlro Farrar has returned from nn
outing with his family nt Seal Rocks.
Mrs. E. A. Greenwood, of Salt Lnko
City, Is visiting with rolntlvos In this
city.
Aldormnn Thomas Sims nnd family
nro homo from a summar outing nt
NowporL
Miss Anna Irvine has returned to
Seattle, after a visit with rolntlvos In
thfs city.
Judge IF. I,. Ilonson nnd family havu
returned from n summer's outing In
Klamath county.
Mrs. Eva Gilbert nnd Hnlllc Sholdou
L procured a mnriingo lloonso on 'Wed
nesday afternoon.
Miss Mnbol Whltnoy has returned
from Woodburn, where she hns boon
spending tho summon
Mr. nnd Mrs. Norman Olson, of
Portland, nro guests nt tho ho'mc of
J. E. Godfroy, In this city.
I). F. Glltnor, E. O. Glltnor and Miss,
Gcorgo Glltuer have returned from n
month's outing nt Mt. Jefferson.
County Clerk J. W. Roland has re
turned from n few days Bpont nt New
port. Ho returns thoroughly tanned.
Mrs. Daisy Rankin and daughtors, of
Salem, aro visiting nt tho homo of Mr.
and Mrs. II. F. Hollenbeck. Eugene
Register.
Miss Margaret Flsljor, of Dayton,
wad in the city today, making arrange
ments to attend Wlllnmetto Unlvorslty
this fall.
II. S. nello nnd family and Frank
Harrltt hnvo rouo to Falls City, whuro
they will hunt, llsh nnd catch boar for
Mio next few dnys.
Mr. nnd Mrs. D. W. Stowoll.and
(laughter. Miss Dcsslo, hnvo roturned
from n month spent on their farm In
Clark, county, Washington.
It. R. Wlllard and W, H. Welih. nc-
Wm. O. Stolz, acc'ompo'nM 'by hid
family, who has boon pnnjllng sev
eral weeks with liissbTqthur; G. StolSi,
loft today on his return to Dnytoii,
Ohio. Mr- Stolz Is much pleased with
the people of tills section, and particu
larly with tho country, which ho says
Is fnr beyond his expectations.
P. S. Qnch, son and daughtors enmo
up from Salem Saturday to visit his
brother, S. P. Bach nnd family. Mr,
Bach and son left this morning for
Cnscndln to spend a fow days'. Miss
Bach remains hero whllo they aro
gone. Lebanon'Expross-Advocato.
Miss Rose Moore, who recently re
turned from- a trip to Chicago anil
other points In the East, wont to Sclo
todny for n visit.
J. C. Goodnlo, former ownor of the
Coburg mills, nnd resident of Eugene,
wont, homo to Snlom this nftornoon
with his wife. Guard.
Tho Misses Jonnlo and Hattlu Goodo
have roturned from Portland, whore
they attended tho millinery openings.
Mr. and Mrs. Wornor Broymnn have
roturned from an axtonded outing at
Seaside.
Thomas Sims and family havo ro
turned from n two weeks' outing at
Newport.
Mrs. J. E. Allison Is vlsltlnir with
her slater, Mrs. D. Z. Craven; In Port
land. '
Will Barrett has returned to Albany,
nftcr a visit with friends In this city.
MIbs Nolllo Gllfrey, of Eugene, la
tho guost of tho Misses Crelghton.
Mrs. John McKlnney, of Turner,
spent the day In Salem.
o 'A'ii
. t -. tv
wny do you submit to a American Jockey
Dally Lib Wring? j ,n
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Paitie's Celery
Compound
CURES
Summer Dyspepsia. Indiges
tion, and .Stomach
Troubles.
Buda Post. Aug. 27. A grent antl-
Amorlcnn demonstration wns caused
nt tho raqos hero today by a collision
botwoen tho horses ridden by Hun
gnrlnn nnd American Jockoys. Tho
former was Injured. Tho spectators
( became so enraged that they wero
,wlth difficult restinlnod from lynching
tho American,
! ,n
The to ! hires and evils of summor
dyspepsia nnd Indigestion nro oxporl-'
Improvements for Dallas.
Dallns, Or., Aug. 27. II. V. Gntos,
of Hlllsboro, last night submitted a
proposition to tho city council to put
In nnd opornte n first-class system of
waterworks. Ho nsks tho city for n
$12,000 bonus nnd n 20-yonr frnnchlso,
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""'" in iimirimiiiniji,.,- ...
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The Law
enced by thousands at this tlmo. Tlio and , rotnrn wl ,.,m n 10.,nch ' ,
dyspoptlc's trnln of evils mny bo enu
merated as follews: foollngs of dlx
zlhoss, languor, nervousness, Bloop
lossnose, headacho. distension of tho
atomnch, loss. of llosh, dlfftcult bronth
iftg, nnd tho action of the heart is so-
IIUIIBI' I1I1UC1UII,
All forms of dyspepsia nro quickly
banished by tho uso of Palno's Colory
Compound. Tho uso of this maryolous
mqdiclno allays tho Inflammation of
tho norvos centered nbout tho stom-fturo to llscuss tlio rolntlvo merits
I
PRESS
CLUB
AT WORK
To Assist the State Fair and
Good Legislation
The Salem Press Club Is becoming
a more liilluentlal fnctor for our city's
progross from year to yeitr, and Its
membors proposo that tho good work
for Snlom shall continue and grow
moro usoful from year to year. At tho
last Stnto Fair tho most successful
ovent nmong tho evonlng entertain
monts wns that conducted by this oi
gnnlzntlon. This yonr tfioro will prob
ably bo no regular "press day," but
tho Salem members of tho fraternity
will make Itsolf felt In tho intorost of
tho town nnd tho fair. To this and the
following rosoljitlon wns passod nt a
mooting of tho club Inst ovenlng:
"Resolved, That tho Salem Press
Club horoby tendors Its sorvlcos to the
olllcors of tho State Board of Agrlcul-
turoi to assist In nny innnnor thnt mny J
bo doslrod In ndvnuclng tho Intorost
of tho coming Stato Fair, and In car
rying out any program which mny add
to tho pleasures nud tho Importnnco ol
tho occasion.
"Re-solved, Thnt tho sqcrotary be
roquostod to forwnrd n copy of this
resolution to Secrotnry M. D, Wisdom,
of snld board."
Hon. Frank Dnvoy. a mombor of the
olub, was appointed a commlttoo of
ono, to co-opornto with tho loglslntlvo
commlttoo. recontly nppolntod by tho
Orogon Stnto Pross Association. In Its
work boforo tho noxt loglslntuio.
noli; it opons up tho sewors of tho
body and removes all waste matter;
It cleanses tho body; It makes now
norvo fibre; It restores dlgestlvo pow
er nnd promotes bodily strength nnd
nctlvlty. Mr. Fred Ross, Clnrcndon.
ilowa, brlolly writes nbout his experi
ence with Pnlnc's Celery Compound,
as follews:
"It glvos mo great pleasure to testi
fy to the merits of Palno's Colcry com
pound. I can candidly nnd honestly
sny It Is tho. host medicine In tho
world. Two yeara ago I was Buffering
from Indigestion and nervousness, nnd
wns so run down I unild hnrdly walk
without help. I used two bottlos of
Pnlno's Colory Compound, nnd got bet
tor nlmost from tho first dose, nnd
havo had no use for medicine slnco.
I wns complotoly cured."
from a mountain stream llvo miles
west of Dallns to a rosorvolr on I.ov
on's hill, one mllo fiom town. Fiom
this resorvolr another JO-lnch ninln
will bo run Into tho city and supply n
"circulating" system of six-Inch mnlns
Ho will put In 34 hydrnnts. or moro If
noodod. Mr. Gates plnrod on exhibi
tion boforo tho city council enmploa of
tho mnliiB to be used. Tho city coun
cil will hold a mooting In tho nonr fu
of Mr. Gntos' proposition, nnd thnt of
David Calbrenth, of lndoifcndonce,
which wnB presented to them one wcok
ago.
Refuso to advertise In your homo
paper.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured.
Of health has no uniformed gunrdinni
of its peace. If it had there would be
nrrests innumerable in every restaurant
every day of the vcar. Uoth In the
quunUtv and quality of the food thev
eat nnd in the manner of its consuinp-
iiou men ami
women sin
each day
ngnlnst the
laws of health.
Those who
will not heed
Nature's
warninzs can
not escape her niiiu
ishmeuts, nud dys
jfcpsia or Momaclt
"trouble" is the invn
rjablc penalty of care
less eating.
There is no, other
medicine for diseases
of the stomach and
allied organs of di
gestion and nutrition
which can compare
with Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Dis
covery. Jt cures
tliese diseases perfect
ly and permanently,
and enables the build
illir lit) of the wlioln
body into vigorous health.
"I lopL lro IkUIm or I)r Merce's Golden
Mwllcnl Dicnvry Tor stotimch troillilc,'1 wrllw
Unreiicc Cariien. lsq..ofTiiylortoiTii, l.oiiOouu
Co Vb hIt aid iMCMinmcli koh! that I iH.lu't
InliC nuy more I mil rat iutl anything now.
I an; oo wtll pleel wltli It I linnlly know how
to lliank yon for onr kind lurorinatlon. I
tried n whole lot of tiling before I wrotr lo
yon. There wa a ireiitlemnii told me alwnt
yonr medicine, how It hud nired hit wift. I
IhmiRlit I would try it bottle or It. I am Rlad 1
did, for I doti'l know what I would have done
f It had not been for I)r rierce'a liolden .Med
Icnl Discovery-"
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con-KUiiatloii.
u fi h6 !y t
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CLASSIFIED ADS,
Bionili. All ovei fc.1i.5l?AwM 59
overf,ve,,Ft,VhV'.y
WANTED
Wanted. By tho Brewer DnuTco
young man whn i i.-.i
. " ""D " Home ox-
PUMonco in mo drug business. Rn
I!! i?. "C r- J' " Drew0r( OVay
....uiiih, omoni, urogon. 8-21-tf
More Teams Wanted.-W$ tan ulo nU
tho teams wo can get to haul ore
irom mo uelona mlno to tho end of
our trnolt. Tho teams npv on the
road ennnot tako away tho oro as
fnht as it is mined Addross W, F
Morphy, goiiornl Wanngor O. & 3. k,'
It. R.. Cottage Grove, Or. S-10-tt
Wanted-Evorybody to try Oregon
Foot Eoso for all foot aliments.
Onco tried always used. Ask your
druggist or send 25c. 8. L. Hayes
Halsey, Ore. 6.27U'
o. H. mac:
SuccesBor to Dr. J. M. Keone, In
ar0rnar',8aIon1' 0rcKn' pr
:Jl'5g ?uPrlor oporaUons at mod-
roQUost nUy braDCh ar0 ,n csPec,&
INSURANCE
On Fruit Dryers, Hops, Farm - -Property,
on the Installment'
plan without Interest.
f M
Some
thing new In fruit tfryertjri.
surance. Call and WlrW.
w. a. liston, &na
REAL E8TATE AND INSURANCE.
r
FOR RENT.
For' Rent Flno grain and dalryfnrni
near Tumor, modern chouse, wnter
Piped Into same and plenty of, wnter
fffr stock. Fruit, grass nnd gardon In
Djonty. E. C. Ball, Tumor, Ore.. R.
i' u. no. j. r ..- , 8.10.0,-
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FOR 8ALE.
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S. C. STONE, M. D.
PftOPBIETOR OP
STONE' DRUG STORE
8ALEM, OREGON. I
if?,81010 ,n numborjaro located t
nt No. 235 and 207 Commoroial, at,
and aro woll stocked with a comploto i
lino of drugs and modlolncs, toilet &
arUclcB, porfuraofy, brushes, etc..
Has had some 25 years oxporlence In K
the practlco of miiflnin ... n -
mi, - t..:" 7i "- ....""" "vw
For Oale-Good covonMlhomdl; Stto rtSSJSSTttl '
brond-tlro wagon, cheap. Inquire of
Mrs. v. e. Davis, No. 158 Wlntor
street, comer of Trade. 8-25-lw'
" J"1L. j.
by local application, as thoy ennnot Akct Quotations Today,
Thoro Is only ono way to euro donf- W'
Wo have six Brldgo fr, Ueacll Su.
erlor stoves and ranRoa, which weconipnnled ly their famllieH, havo ro
I'.iil sell at cost during the noxt 10 turned from n month's outing at Gas-
ays, Manning & Ferguson. 8-2G-3t, cadla, in tho vicinity of Fish I ake.
&&A
Thlj tl(U4tare it on erery bir of Um rrantna
Laxative BronirOuInlne Tabled
yyTTtSXii rmdy tint axtm m ooia in oa bur.
KMas5
First Acpefirance lie re
THE BIG TENTS
Commercial street, between Bellvicw and Oak.
Salem, Wednesday, Sept. 3d
One Night Only, Warren & Day'a New .York
4500 square feet special
scenery, 28 realisfloscenes
12 grand tableaux, a su
perb and awe-inspiring
transformation scene, ab
solutely the best equipped
organization on earth. Do not fail to see them,
Uncle Tom's
Cabin Shows
Special Scenery Dogsf Ponys and Donkeys
A CrrvlJPil Corf,
I. MM full ono of our cows wan fount
to lnvo become choked on tin apple,
rohiU'H .1. F. Cn In I'rnlrio Knnncr.
Wo nt once procured a' pWco of rubbci
hose of tho right slzo nnd after pourlnf
down half a pint of oil Inserted thr
hose In tho nnliutil'H mouth nud nt
tompted to force the obstruction down.
But, as we expected, tho hose vh
worthless for the purpose, ns It woul
double up, not having Hiitllcleut s' '
pes. By chnnee we thought of us
a common buggy whip for tho purpost
and with this -Well smeared with soft
grease we succeeded in a few seconds In
pushing the obstruction down, nnd the
tow wuh relieved nt once. No Instru
ment, wo think, could be designed that
would' bo hh well adapted to tho pur
pose ns nn ordinary buggy whip with
rawhide center. It Is Just the right size
fliid'Iiupe, being pliable nud. with no
dagger of breaking It off in (he strug
gllngof the miliim! to relieve Itself
froui choking.
When Uoolh Laughed,
William Mostuyor, tho comwllau, once
aid: "I never saw Edwin Booth laugh
heartily but once. Wt wore playing
Julius Cresar nt Baldwin's In Frisco.
Booth was Brutus, McCullough was
Cass! us, Horry Udwnnls was C'msor
and Charley Bishop uml I wero plain,
everyday citizens. It wan tho last
night of tho run, nnd we nil felt frisky.
Bo when Cruaar spoke tho well kuawn
line, 'Let me havo meu about me that
are fat,' Bishop aud I, both fat men,
walked boldly up to CrciMr nnd shook
him heartily by 4be hninl. It broke
Booth all up, and J.o laugflixj outright.''
Pendo Members!
All cim& to meeting Friday evening,
August 2tb. Important business and
melon sociable SttCHIJTAItY.
8-S8-21
Ol.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
i OREGON NEWS ITEMS.
Tho saloon of S. J. Fouts. at Hood
River, was entorcd Tuesday night
shortly after closing hours, nnd the
cash register relieved of ?70. Chnrlos
Harris, formerly of Portland, hns boon
placed under nrrost, charged with the
thoft.
Tho threshing season Is grndunlly
drawing to a closu In Polk county, uml
tho whoat Is proving most disappoint
Ing. Fow llolda hnvo averaged 1G hush
ols to tho acre. Tho general nvorngc
Is JO to 12 bushels,
' Jamqs Cooper Jellied a cougar Tuos
day morning nonr tho Mt. Hood poBt
ofllco thnt immsurod eight foet from
tip to lip.
Adam K. Wilson, a prominent busl
noss man of Dallas, died Tuesdaj
morning, aged 68 yenrs. Ha wns the
dwiior of two largo farms In ,Poll
county. Ho lonvos n wlfo nnd three
children.
Balloting for queen of tho Htroet fall
and carnlvnl began yosterday nt I.u
Orando. There nro nt prosont foui
dnndldates In tho field Miss Bosslc
flonry, daughter of Mayor J. C. Henry:
MIsh Judith Snodgrass, Miss Fannie
MuICunmm nnd Miss Minnie Bunlior
Tho annual tnrgat pructlco of thr
big coast defeusn guim Is now In pro
gross nt Fort Stovons. Tho tnrgotr
Iaro moorod In tho clinnnol nt tho on
rnnco to tho river, sovernl mllos nwny
mm the fort, nnd a Hhnrp lookout If
opt for passing vessels.
I Knstorn capitalists nro negotiating
a tlmbor donl In Lnno county Involv
Ing $500,000.
Sam Whl to, tho alloged slayer of
Peter Ilauchono, tho French blnek
smith, was brought to Portlnnd, from
Vancouver, B. 0., todny.
DON'T WANT HIM TO LEAVE.
noss, and that Is by constitutional
romedles. Deafness Is caused by an
iiuiamcu conuuion or tno mucous lln
Ing of tho Eustachian Tubo. When '
this tubo gets Inflamed you hnvo u
rumbling sound or lmporfoct hoarlng,
and when it Is ontlroly closed deafness
Is tho result, and unloss tho lnflama
tlon can bo tnkon out and this tubo
restored to Its normal condition, henr
Ing will bo dostioyed forovor; nlno
cases out of ton nro causod by catarrh
which. Ill nothing but but an Inllnmod
condition of tho mucous surfaces.' i
Wo will glvo ono hundred dollars
for any cnso of deafness (caused?-by
catnrrh) that can not bo cured" by,
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circu
lars, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., ,
Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by all druKKlsts. 7G cents.
Hall's Family Pills aro t'-io best,
o
TWENTY YEARS TRIAL. '
Thoio are lotH of good things the doc
tors know nothing nbout. W fre
quently cuio peopfo of dlsensii nfter
tho doctors havo given them up. If
the disease comoB from over work,
dissipation, of oxposurc, cmiHlng weak'
and wntery blood, und loss of llosh nnd
strength, wo havo tho ono suro reme
dy In Dr. Qunn's Blood nnd Norvo
Tonic. Those tablets tnkon with
meals tuin tno food Into rich rjert
blood, mnltlng strong stondy nerves,
and Increasing tho strength, building'
up solid flush nt tho rnto of 1 to 3Ibs
por week. This moans health. For
nervous prostration, loss of momory,
3r n pale, sallow completion, a bottor
romody wns novor mado. Doctors
know nothing nbout this romody only
tho fact that wo make cures; as wo
havo boon doing this for twenty years
wo know our method to bo tho right
ono. Druggists sell Dr. Qunn's Blood
and Norvo Tonic for ,7Gc por box, or .1
boxoB for ?2, or sent by mall on ro
colpt of prlco. Wrlto us for a pam
phlet tolling nil nbout this grent mod
lolnp. AddrosB Dr. Ounn, Philadelphia
Pa. For sale at Dr. Stone's Drug
Stores. 1
oday.
Make Salem a Ccxxl Home Market" X
For Sale. Altamont orlvTncShori
soven yenrB old, gentle and sould;
weighs about 1C00 pounds.-Call at
107 State Btroet for particulars.
AV t".- w8-23:tf-
THE ELITE CAFE
208 Commercial Street
Mcalft'ftt nil .linum rWn !, ...,i
LnrchtV
. Onlyplaco in tho city handling the
MuivilO
U
HO FOR NEWPORT.
Oregon's Favorite 8eaclde Resort.
HocognUInc the atlvantago of Now
port as a summer roaort over othor
ionsldo resorta In tho Northwest, and
to make it posslblo for all who doslro ,r,f,'
to spond tholr vacation by tho ooonn
waves, tho Southorn Paclllo Company,
in connection wjth the Corvnllls &
Eastern railroad, will placo on sale,
effective Juno 18th round-trip tickets
from all points In Orogon on the
Southern Pacific to Newport, good for
return until Ootobor 10th, Hpecjnlly ro-
Hop Market.
Hope 10a 10(2)20e, contrscle 17c,
Flour.
Flour-2 70Q3 bbl.
Potatoes Apples. Etc.
Potatoes 40c.
Onions, $1.60
Dried I Fruits.
Dried apples flJQOjtf. . i
Italian iirunos 40 to 6Uj 3)4 to 3'
l'otlto Prunes 4Pu to 60s, 3K.QIc.
Wood. Fe'nce Pot, Bic.
Big fir-M 3 2.5
Becond nrowtli2.60.Q2;76
Ash-f 2 CO
Dodyonk-J.00.
Polo oak $4.00.
Cedi poit 9 to 10,
Ilnlui wood 2.C0 nnd fSM)
HWei, Pelts aodFur - ,
Ori'en hides, No. 1 7c.
Ureon hides, No. 2 0c
(lalf sklnf loo.
8 deep 7Cc.
(lost skinB-20u to l.(X. .,,
Gray fox-26 to50.
Coon 10 to 40c
Mink 2Cc to $1.2fi.
Oiter-Ho(5. ' ,
fc'Uunk II) toi!f:.
Muakrat 1 to 6c.
Wildest 10 to 25c.
Wheat. Oatt. Eic.
Wheal -53e
Oats 3!o ,
llsrlny $11) Hrlnu,
Flax Cash, Northwest, f 1 70
Live Stcxk Market.'
8teer8-84'f3io.
Cow-3(jjaHJ
8heop-3.f)0 tiroes to4,f!0
Dreeaed venl (IWe
Hone, nlivo Bj 5Jdc
Hib, droMed IU
Wool and Mohair.'--
Coarco wool He." ,
Fine ltki.
Mohair Crir.
t Hay, Feed, Etc.
Oats 76.
Haled client 0 60 lo f7.
Clover fl.
Feed burlov fluQflll icrtoii
HrHii-$18.50
Short 2U.
Flour, wliolenal 2.U.
Dairy aad Creamery 'Product!.
Dairy butter 16c
Crnroery26c
etore-ltfiiSO.!.
First-class oniuitrv. per roll l.rc.
Orcnin n creninnry,' pan skimmed
For Sale. A good homo, three lots, nil
In Trult, barn, woodshed and hon
houso. Houbo with flvo rooms, all
In good condition. Alldross Mrs.
George Nlcols. Wont Rntom r.tl
Rn. 8-25-tf-d-w
OLYMPIA BEER
la tne Reception Saloon. ' VKo1elfl
and retail., f . .
B. ECKBRLBN, PropVfcfor1
or Bale uno -'-Beated carriago witli
rubber tiros. Nearly as good as
now. Enquire nt tho omco of T. A.
Llvosloy & Co. 8-18-lm
L08T AND FOUND.
Lost. On Stato street, bmweon HqIqI
Snlom nnd Willamette Unlvorslty. a
lady's purso, containing money.
CAPITAL CITY
Express and Transfer
Meets all mnll and titasnnffi.i- tnn
Wloggago to all parta of the eltT.
Prompt orrlco. Tolophono No. 241.
HOMY1CK ftHBDIHOKi,-
B. P. JONES
Attorney at Law
Toledo,. Oregon
Wao clerk of clrdult Court fdr 'bIx
lings and receipts. Finder will bo caJra d baa an up-to-date abstract
rewhrdofl by leaving nt-thls offlco.
' , 8-20-31
Stolen. Tnkon from my home, August
13th, two dogs. Ono black aud
white Bpottod sottor, with a lump on
his sldu, answers to tho nnrae of
"Nick;" one lemon nnd white point
or bitch, about ono yonr old, an
Hwors to tho naino of "Maude." A
llboial rowurd will bu lnild for tholr
return to me. II. P. Taylor, Salem,
Oregon. - - 8-20'tf.
1 '" 'iw m iiiiiMn-TMinrninii i wnm
MISCELLANEOUS.
You will always find the choicest
muatH and grocorles nt tho lowest
pilcos nt 13d ward's & J.UHctior'fl, 40G
und 410 Statu ttreot. .'PhOiW orders
given spuclnl attojitlon.
of all proporty In Lincoln coiin
2i1
Barr's German Salye
lleala quickly all cuts, or brutnee,
Urawa8)ruiiessoiU of Umo baufc, and
draws silvers out ol lisah which otton
break off too short to pull. Bticks liko
ellcking planter. Try It and you will
never bo without. Uy mall 28c,
ForiaUi at BARR'S JGWELRY STORE,
120 State Street Salem, Ore.,
SOULli BH0S.
PIANO TUNERS
AND REPAIRERS;
PORTLAND
LODQCS!
Protection Lodrte Nn. 1. Amilnut Or,
dor United Workmen, uioopj xvory
Saturday ovonlug In the lioltnan
Hall, corner of Wtato and Llborty
Btreots. Vl3ltlng brethren wolcome.
b L. Weat, M. W.j J. A. Bell wood,
Ilocordor.
FORESTERS OF AMERICA-Court
Sherwood ForofltorB No. 19. Moots
Friday nights In Turner block. Irn
Hamilton C, It.; A. L. Drown, Boa
Central Lodge No. IB K. of P. Castle
Hall In Holinaa block, cornor Utate
and Llborty streets, Tuesday of
each week at 7:10 p. m. Claud
Townsend, C. O.J Zadoc J. Hlggs, IL
of IL and 8.
PHYSICIANS.
VW'SIANWWV-WWWV'1'
nn Por8le8idivlllty f
OR. leave Mden fatt Ceo
u- Will's rtflolc Store.!
4
FINK WINK8, LIQUORS f
ANDOIGARB....
102 CoiiS 51 1
Th? flDneJj..
n
Urn Wato Co.i
s OFFICE uirY HALL m
For wator Borvlca applj t.i.ottlco. ;
(lilts payauio moptuiy in advance,;
Mako all complaints at tho officer
8epnrutor Bklmuied 17o,
Steloefs Market,
Ohickona 10c
Kkk perdotdu, I lie.
PORTLAND MARKET.
J. II. Drewer, phyalclan and surgeon.
Office In Gray block. Rooms 7 end
0. Phono 91,
Dr. Darrln's Patrons Induce Him toN"c"l rata. For full Information In
Ctever Specialties Between Actj.
Rio- Shows in One ' 2
ACVy Attractloa Direct ffOM the CUlesnCraniSniet Parade. at Nqoa.
I'eer 8. Hm, the last irviviu
membor of the original flna of It.
Hoe & COm nmnufactuterB of printing
PjraBK.es. J dead at Uppor roiiJaUlr.
N.'Jftvm heart fnUurp ''Mr. (oe was
$ora In New York 81 yjsaw ao. In
MOO he retlreil fronj theflftn and lad
slnoeJiyed slnco then in$fajJrsy
eijaAt priuter.; wa Uurtaatlyi. kU$d by
kwt, swall station eaij Jtommin.
yL, ifwja &ut& l supgettwl
Remain in Salem Nntll Nov. 1st.
Dr. Darrlu, the eminent physician,
who has been In Halom the past few
.months, has ennsonted to romuln until
.November 1st, owlug to the urgent re-
quost of patlQiits who havo dulnyH
calling upon him, and who will nnod
troatmont for somo tlmo yet. The
doctor has been vary successful In the
treatment of all his oases, and hns
boon kept constantly busy, but stato
that November 1st he will positively
leave Salem, and close his olllces In
that city, so that it behooves all who
are ailing to call on him at an early
date. In ordor to get the full benefit of
his skill bofore ho leaves. This preo
sure on the part of patients to have
hi in remain, contrary to his plans, Js
an evidence that his skill Is exception
al, and appreciated by the people.
Hundreds of people have taken ad
vantage of his visit to the Capital City
to benefit by his treatment, and hun
dreds have attested to his wonderful
skill over their own signature In this
paper. He is conscientious in his deal
Inns with his patrons, publisher no
tff UfiQjabj wJUiUPt Ui naJtBUt's con
sent, and generous with the poor.
feiayton Mall.
quire of your local agent.
-
(MO-eod
The White House
Itostuurnnt is still tho lending out-
Pobtlanp, Aiijr 27 - VYhftat Wsus
Walla, 0lt2u
Flour Portland, beet grudge 19 06(3
fS.00. Graham (3 P&atlU'O
01 Choice White 0k $1 L0 ,
Ilarlnr fl9 jwrtnu.
Mlllffufl-nran. irjMH. '
iInyTlniniy.lo?li( it ton.
OnioiiB '(I (0(3f IMO (ur cmilsl
I'otaUiw -7Bc per wnial
Butter Bwt dairy, inIHa; faiicy
OSTEOPATHY
VNAWWW
Dr. L. E. Wyckoff end Dr. Grace Al
bright Twonty months graduates
of thu American School of Osteop
athy, KlrkBvllIe, Mo. Dr. Wyckoff Is
tho only tweuty months' gentloniau
graduate In tialem. Odd Follows'
Temple. 'Phono Main 2721.
Ing house In tho olty. Meals on Hliort creamery 02le;Hio 17 8 18 vn.
notice. Olve us n call
Do You Smoke?
You cannot find a bettor cigar any
whole thnn a Tashmoo 12V4-cont cigar.
All clear Ilavnnu wrappor and filler.
Aug. Huekuusteln.
F.gKK-Ort-!on, rancLlOigfOc
Poultry Chlokwis, mixed 1.00 O
ft W; henJ5 60, mrkcya, llye 13 Ho. '
. Dr. M. T. achoett'c ilraduato Amort
I,. can School of Osteopathy, Kirks
I vlllo. Mo. Office lit Tioea block,
over Die Bpa. Office hours 8:50 to
11:80 and 1 to 4. 3-13
TONBORIAL AND DATH8.
Wholesome Bread
And pastry nre always In demand.
Those hnkeil at the Pioneer llakory
ate the best that can be made.
' ' o
Mutton (iron, 3c
Hoyi Ormis llty'.
Beef OroM 39ie-
Venl-GrrMa7c H- H-.
Hops-l(l($l7e,
Wool Vnlloy, 12 1irO. : Kteni
Oregon, 8HoiMohslr, VSKlieili,
Hides Dry hldoi), 10 pound and up
ward, 16c (j? lftiij.
Ryan'e Shaving Parlors, Boren first
class harbors engaged. Finest bata
roomB In oity. Wo uto antiaepUr
Bterllixor. J. Ryan, Prop.
! Evans Darber Shop-Only flrst-chua
j shop ou State stroeL Every thing
I new aud up-to-date. Finest porcelain
, baths, Bhnvo, ICe; hair-out, 26oi
FlneBlo Watermelons,
Kieeh Oregon peaches, new sweet
potatoes, fresh tomato, etc., are In
dally arrival at UraasoH & Hasan's.
i n ii.i.. n...i..A..nnii.! baths. 25a. Two first-class boot
j.TT.mLrccauuaiiicwv,uiicKC ,.-. w .. nmnru,
and School of Correspondence
blacks, a W. Evans, proprietor.
Porcelain Dathfc-Kor ladles and gen-
Is now In Us 23,1 year. Hverv teaeli-' tleuien. Hot and raid nhower baths.
ar an exnert In his soeaial euurse. Our' Uet f Mervlce and clean towels.
! course cover the entire rang of bus)-! J- I'- !'"& J'wiirWteiV-W Ctn-
Hlks' Carnival at Portland. j nee operation. merolal strt. 7-JO-lm
For the nik Carnival, the Souliierii Complete Bualness Course, time un- '" VtyBfflflARV' MhoEcM. '
Paclllc Co. will sell tUkete from all limited, by mall, 26. ' ' 7ZirS?Z&n. v.u'l.." aDddVnUsT.
FirsI Class Bi(ycl?i
Repairing
And.all kinds ol
Biiudrleeat J
3 FRANK J..Ai00RE:S
18 Court HI- i Bhone 'MU. U
bteusloff Bros.
Dealer In Live Stock,
Wholesale and retail butchers and
packers. All kinds of f resir and'salt
Dioatn. Flee sauiAges, hams, 'bacon
and lard. 310 Commercial street
stations In Oregon to Portland awl( Complete Shorthand
return on August 81st, 8eoUHr 1st. 'months, by mail, $15.
Course, six ,
I
popular prices. Gentlemanly Usheffi Comfortable Seats for all (train whea the &
to Ravsv feeefaUnir WiSiT-"Wiht
A BappeaeeV
i There qre all kinds at r&)os thse
ays, Jjut there is no f,Le ubout Dr.
rrln. the wnlnent physlaan, t Ifo-
I Willamette, Salem, until November
t. TestimonlaU of almost lufraeu-
us c-uree bear the (signatures of our
riefids aad netfihbore. of whose verat-
and Sth to 11th, Inclusive, at greatly
rduu4l rates.
Account "lilk Day" UekeU will be
sold on September Sd and ith b) one
fare for the round trip, with a maxl-
muni of 10.00.
Special attraetlona have been pro-
Complete Civil Service Courte elx
months, by mall, $15. j
Complete English Courae, six
months, by mall, $15, j
UQrnpieio ooicoi bfluriti, six ni9itini
by mall, $15.
W Mtate street, comer lilth. Kixh
teen years a veterinary All dhv
eaaee of dujiietlc animals ratel a
my hoipflal lv the latest Improved
methods. ' Lameness a specialty,
having taken a poel-frflduale- eonrse
In flits special Hne In Itfff). Close at
toutlon xlveu to all work In my line
Telephone Black ll
These coprses aro eapeglally (lo?
vlded. which will make this Carnival slcnad fnr IIiokm whn have not thu
the fltt ever held on the esutsL I time par means (o uttenjl oolleiice. niia i TT OTES L SIPC
flrand parages ayaty day. In wjijeh espeolally for tfioso who have been de- j , ei CHr. Llocoln Cosaly.
the beautJful queja of the Carnival 'prlved of a eonmiou sglioo) education. E. M. MAYS, Prop,
will appear beore her admiring sub-1 The sntatest aare Is given to eueh ' Pall season for HUHtlufC and lUIiltiK
ty -bo suspicion au l ontartalaotl If iimla. I ln,l(isl.lu.l lni ni..l..,.- ... i-.i ' .,..i. ...... u... , i,i .Ann
ill healfli our- people wiH make uA Don't fall to rU the Midway Plal.'erfliluate lie Oregon. Am l.i,.ai nlat for a week's
v. n JsaMeu the Qerman Vlllase and Ja-. fiend tor nartienlara mil uiuta ti, . miiiu iV.Tiin '- uinu, u m trout
If Hhetiff ThpHia IJn.IUe, tf CJatjieir..lar'e OrfentaJ tnyat;axa, If yoiiouM you waL 2a.in.an imu,..n,i ..iiiiLhiU now at
LLaunt ftAn !.. 1 A w -it a .-.. . a . .1 r "" S ff
rTii 7"r Mor.B. iy yqn, w,h smi iu rest-j - j, w. MeKfl, Prop, , M best. Qwl b, bril and bd.
.-. -. mi ink ! 7im, oi jour me rereiuns; u. io-sep-13 Auirbteh Bldg. Salt Lktt Utah. l-JW-Zmd
Your Step Mother
la still hero busy m evor, nnd wheal
vour clothes aro all out of order, worn.1
with buttons off, take them to btr at
uie uaiem 'o nvrni, ,
At this establishment you can get
aoyyiing eei w rjui, irvm wjavi
eloves. to tho moat elaborata""all1r
gown. A Kentloman can got fils baj
cleaned, hi trousers creased, or- !
whole suit rojuvenated to cult "his
taste, also four suits a month for'$li.
Buttons eored on, rips sewed upvmtu
pressed on short notice. New goo4
sbruuk for dreaauisklng.
MRS. C. IL WALKER. I
1B5 Commercial Street
To the Seaiide and Mountain Rcaortai
Tickets are now on sale nt alt South
era Pacific and Corvallls & Eastern
It. It. olllces. through to. Ntwport and
Yaauina ai reduced ratea. Southern
Paclflo trains connect with O & "B.
at Albany and Corvaiiu. Airttosots
h'ooU for return until Oetober 10, 190X
On June 21 the a & If. trains from
T - . . i . . . - i . n iB.
IJOtro-lt began leaving (nere at utmt
iH.. meetloK the Uay train at Alban:
at noun. ,
PaiMunifers for Detroit. Dreitenbun
and other mouutaln reort can leave
Albany the same afternoon, reaching
Detroit in the evening. Tioaew ang
on sale from Albany to Detroit at.
18.00. and from CorvallU at ?3.3, goo)
for return until Oetober 10th. wjtlg
privilege to get ou train at any poln
at of Mill CJty. ,
,Tbe gouthern Pacific QHM6y bv
now oifsale round trip tlokMl&fom alL
points on their lines In Oresoa ta
either Newport or Yaqulna wUli prlvg.
leve to return via either Mast or Wea
Side divisions, in ooauectloa wit
Qe C. & K. three-day Sunday jwcuwlcm
tickets, good going Saturday aad re
iurnlng Monday, are also on. m t
very low rated now nil a, i- RB vi
& It, polnU." ' ,
Pull inforinatlou ean be oetalned a?
to rates, time tables? eta., by apl
tloa to nay 8. P. r a & ft L
i
vu-?