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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY JOURNAL, SALeM, 0REGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1002. ani iiitma inin wWMttiimMIMi"" ltt- CHEAPER Mason Fruit Jars Pints, 60o per dozen. Quarts 70c per 'dozen. 2-quarts 90c per dozen. Try Our New Coffee. 1C2L YOKOHAMA TEA STORE Phone 2411. Fe Delivery. WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVAL8. M. Sanders, Sun Frnnclsco. C. C. Page, Portland. D. B. Hall, Portland. H. F. Connor, Portland. II. E. Lounsbury, Portland. W. N. Jonos, Portland. A. J. Lclnnd, Portland. Chns. J. Gray, Portland. W. W. Clayton, Portland. G. W. Ashford, Portland. W. S. Clark, San Francisco. 13. U. Strong, San Francisco. I. Frond, San Francisco. J. N. Williamson, Prlnovlllu. V. A. Robinson, San Francisco. Mrs. P. 13. Slmtton, Grass Valley, Or. fiURE CURE FOR PILES Hfhlni? Plloa nroduco molBturo and causo Itching, this form, as woll as iillml. ninedlnc or Protruding Piles aro cured by Dr. Bo-san-ko's Pllo Rom- ody, stops Itching anu uioeuing. au sorbs tumors. COc a Jar at druggists, or sent by mall. Treatluo free. Write mo about your caso. ur. uosnnKo. Philadelphia, Pa. For sale at Dr. Stone's drug stores. . o Notice of Removal. Wo beg to Inform tho public wo will lopi'ii our now ofllcos In tho old First National bank building on September 1st. occupying tho rooms formerly used liy tho bank. In our now qunrtors wo niro equipped with a commodious flro- frroof vault, mid will establish a "Safe Deposit" system, to the prlvllegos and i benefits of which we respectfully call tho attention of the general public. Valuable papers, documents, silver- ware, jewelry, etc.. or anything of n rvnlunblo nature, may be securoly de posltcd with us at a modorato coBt Dcpotdts nro strictly confidential, and la private room for tho oxamlnntlon of your papers or boxos has boon provid Fed. We are also proparod to act aa tHgcnts or trusteos. Wo also desire to call tho attention of thoso contemplating buying or soil Ing real ostato to tho fact that tho ro cent activity In land circles mnkos It paramount that tho title be abstracted and perfected beforo tho time of sale or puichase. Delays and n possibility of the loss of n salo may thus be averted. Wo are prepared to abstract your title with all dispatch consistent with careful and painstaking work. Wo thank our patrons for tho many Ibuslness ami personal cotirtoslos of the past, and trust to morlt n contlnuanco lof tho samo. Wo respectfully solicit Itho patronage of thoso desiring the advantages of our "Safe Deposit" sys- Item. SALEM ARSTltACT & LAND CO. IF. W. Waters, Managor. HO FOR NEWPORT. Oregon's Favorite Seaside Resort. Recognizing tho advantage of New port as a summer resort over othei sensldo rosorts In tho Northwest, and to mako It possible for all who desire to spend tholr vacation by the ocear waves, tho Southorn Pacific Company in connection with tho Corvallls & Eastern railroad, will pluco on salo, effective Juno 15th round-trip tickets from all points In Orogou on the Southorn Pacific to Newport, good foi return until October 10th, spoclally re duced rates. For full information In quire of your local agent. G-10-eod o Wholesome Bread And pastry aro always In domand. J Those baked at tho Plonoor Rnkery ; are tho best that can be mado. Fine Big Watermelons, Fresh Oregon peaches, now sweet potatoes, frosh tomatoes, etc., aro in daily arrival at Branson & Ilagan's. Grand Opera House JOHN F. CORDRAY, Manager. One Week, Com mencing Mond?y Sept 1 Elizabeth Hale, And a Select Company of HlQh ClaSfi Renrtnlr a Pnllnus Mnnda The emotional drama Won Back. Tupsda The sensational comedy drama Trearhl-rnil fianri Wtdnesday The Hngllsh melodrama Black Flan. t ThuiB.tay The great melodrama u i-onaon, jFnda-The jjrat American play GSaturtaj-Th. RWMt 8tory of the Saturday Mating - The esetional u.uiuo tast Lvnne. Popular prices 1. i ?o a. , . , . " -" iPorto .. i eex &, Mt.iajr at 9 a. m nut minimum mil; ig&Social Realm;! mi 1 1 1 iiH-H ihi 1 1 iimii Just Like a Circus. There aro times In a person's life when they feel "enough Is as good as a feast" b'ut anyone enjoying tho satis fying performance of Warren & Day'B Uncle Tom'B Cabin Company, at tho Avenue-Thentro this week will gladly stand for all that is coming to him. When tho avorngo thcatre-goorB read an announcement that au 'Undo Tom's Cabin Company will ap pear at such and such a tlmo ho Is apt to note the samo with a smile and some sage remarks regarding ancient history's resurrection, etc., yet In nine casos out of ton, when tho night ar rives for tho production of tho play ho will bo found patiently waiting his turn at tho box offlco when tho "circus comes to town" cxprosslon on his face, his family in a row, or If not possessed of such a blessing ho has probably borrowed several babies for tho occa sion to lond dignity to his coming. Ho can't resist seeing the play again. lie likes to feel his brain oxclted, his nerves tlnglo as tho play Is depicted on tho stage. Uncle Tom's Cabin as a story Is "old yet over now," having tho same charm to enchain tho attention of tho reader, the samo power of exciting tho won dering curiosity of tho children as In olden times, and will for ages to como occupy a nlcho In tho memory's pages sldo by sldo with tho never to-be-for gotten history of our soldiers of the Rebellion. As a play, Uncle Tom's Cabin has never boon equalled by any other dramatized story In fidelity of detail, clearness of outline and strict adher ence to tho story. In this tiny of dramntlred novols turned out by hun dreds on tho strength of tho book's sale, fow aro successes, and It Is a pleasure to enjoy a standard success that lias withstood time and triumphed over tho "fads" of tho hour, as tins "Undo Tom's Cabin." As presonted by tho Warren & Day's company, overythlng conspires to mako us forget It Is only "acting," even tho dogs present such ferocious, blood thirsty nppcaranco that wo sigh from thankfulness at tho oscnpo of Eliza from tho slave drivers. Tho company has been choson with cnrorul attention to their pccullnr fit ness for tho characters they aro 'to ropresont. Tho scenic effects aro on a lavish Bcalo, now nnd together with costuming, nro of the tlmo or tho per iod. Although wo can well endorse tho opinion of tho press of other cities In saying It Is tho best representation of Undo Tom's Cabin now on tho road. 13. Atkinson' Pittsburg Press, April 18, 1901. In Salem under n hugo tent which will bo orected on Commercial street, between Oak and Hollovlow, Wednes day, Soptombor 3d, for ono perform ance only. Open Air Dinner Party. Tuesday ovonlng last Mrs. P. II. Ray mond gave an open air dinner nt Fair mount Park, In honor of Mr. and Mrs. 0. Stalgor, of Portland, nnd Mrs. La 'ollot, of California. Tho affair was ono of tho most enjoyable of tho soa- son, being nn cntlro dopnrturo from tho beaten and conventional path of tho avorago dinner. When all had par taken of tho bounteous coallntion hugo bonflros wore lighted, nnd tho hours passed nil too soon, bogullod as thoy woro with song, Jest nnd story. Thoso present were: Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Cuslck, Judgo and Mrs. R. S. Roan, Judgo and Mrs. George H. Ilur nott, Mr. and Mrs. Allon Ellsworth, of Portlnndj Mr. and Mrs. August Stalg er, of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Purvlno, Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Wagner. Mr. and Mrs. R. n. Homing, Mr. nnd Mrs. P. H. Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. Francesco Seoloy, Judgo nnd Mrs. C. E. Wolvorton, Mrs. Lnfollot. of Call fornla; Mrs. Sophia Monroe, Mr. R. II. Wagner, Miss Leona Whito, Miss Miriam Heulat, Miss Edna Prlco. Master Lnfollot. of California, Mastor Boan. PBR80NAL8. Rev. P. s. Knight was In Portland today. I II. MoMahon spont the day In Portland. Mrs. F. A. Mooro is visiting rolativos In Portland. Miss Emma Miller has returnod from a visit with friends at Jefferson. Miss Oortrudo O'Brien has returned to Albany, aftor a short visit with tho Mlssos Coshow. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hovor. of Port land, aro visiting in this city, with Mrs. Hover's rolativos. Mrs. T. B Cornell and daughtor have returnod to Jefferson. aftor a visit with Salem rolltlves. MlssoB Magglo and Agnos Colonial), who have beon visiting in this city have returned to their homes near Sll vorton. Dr. J. II. Coleman, of Willamette Unlvorelty. has gono to Caldwoll. Ida., to attend tho Idaho conference of the Methodist church. Hon. J. N. Williamson, of Prinevllle. congressman-elect from the second congressional district, was in the city Friday ovonlng, and returned to Port land this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Win. MoMillau, of Mon mouth, wero in Salem last week, to re lort progross in the treatment the former is receiving by Dr. Darrin. He Is so far Improved, his wife says, that the family can hardly whisper that he ttoflc sot hear it. If You're Interested In shoes, read the New York Raeket ad on first pas. 2J-lw 1D0 YOU HEAR? IF YOU CANNOT UNDERSTAND CAPITAL LETTERS, YOU MUST BE DEAF. Do You Want to Hear. Mr. A. G. Byers, of Independence, Or., was In town tho other day and re ports his euro of total deafness by Dr. Darrin as permanent. Ho was so much pleased with tho result that ho brought his father for treatmont for other troubles. Wo give below his sworn statement, given Inst June: How Young Mr. Byers Recovered Mr. A. J. Bynrs, of Independence, accompanied by his son, A. G. Byers, called at the Joumnl office this after noon and mado a stntomont rolatlve to tho condition of tho you rigor man. Ho lias been deaf from his infancy, and tho difficulty gradually Incroasod to such extent thr.t ho was almost totally deaf. Two months ngo tho young man camo to Dr. Darrin, at Hotel Willam ette, for treatment, nnd today called at Tho Joumnl office to stato that ho can hear as well as anybody. Tho report er talked to him In a low tono of voice, nnd his hearing was ns good as tho best. This romarknblo euro of neces sity makes tho young man feel happy, nnd his father Is more than pleased. Tholr purpose In coming to The Jour nal office was to mako a statement to tho public concerning tho wonderful euro. A. G. BEYERS. Subscribed and sworn to before mo, E. Hofor, a notnry public, in Salem, Oregon, this 10th dny of Juno, 1902. (Senl) E. HOFER, Notary Public for Oregon. Another Equally Remarkable Cure. C. R. Durfee, a fnrmer residing near Shaw station, Is one of tho happiest men In tho county. For ovor 23 years ho was deaf In tho loft ear, his hear ing being entirely destroyed, while his right ear was ontlroly normal. Af tor treating with Dr. Dnrrln, nt tho Hotel Willamette, Mr. Durfoo can hoar perfectly In tho loft enr, and Is loud In his prnlscs of the physician who so successfully treated him. Mr. Durfoo says tho restoration of his hearing Is a great rollof to him, for ho can now hoar every sound, nnd locato It. Miss Nolllo, the daughter of Mr. Durfoo, was also cured by Dr. Darrin of doaf- noss nnd granulated cyos about two months ngo. Mr. Durfoo called at The Joumnl offlco, and voluntoered tho nbovo statemunt. Dr. Darrln's Place of Business. Dr. Darrin glvos freo examination to all, and when necessary glvos medi clno In connection with oloctrlclty. The New and the 0 House will require Carpets and Wall Paper In these things we excel in quantity, quality and price I HOUSE UN 308 Commercial St. Store at Salem ra m O -atJfl C3KU 3Sfx y'Cr"Xy First Appearance Here. IN THE BIG TENTS Commercial street, between Bellview and Oak. Salem, Wednesday, Sept. 3d One Night Only, Warren & Day's New York Uncle Tom's Cabin Show organization on earth. Dj not Special Scenery, Dogs, Ponys and Donkeys Clever Specialties Between Acts. 2 Big Shows in One 2 A City Attraction Direct from the Cities-Grand Street parade at Noon Popular prices. Gentlemanly Ushsrss Comfortable Seats for all Tho poor treated freo from 10 to 11 dally, except medicine. Those will ing to pny, 10 to 5; ovenlngs, 7 to 8; Sundays, 10 to 3. Those wishing treat ment should call soon, as so mo cases require attention during course of cure. Catarrh and chest troubles yield moro readily during warm weather. Sufforors from this class of troubles should hnve them attended to nt once. Errors of youth, blood taints, gloot, lmpotoncy, varicocele, deafness, en tarrh and stricture n specialty. All chronic male nnd fomnlo diseases treated at $5 a week, $20 a month, or In that proportion of tlmo, ns the case may require. No cases published, ex cept by permission of tho patient. All business relations with Dr. Dnrrln strictly confidential. Letters of In quiry answered. Circulars nnd ques tion blanks sent freo. Eyos tested and glassos fitted. Dr. Darrln's ofllcos are at the Willamette Hotol, Salem, until November 1st, only. SUNDAY SERVICES. Unitarian. No servlcos nt this churcli during August. First Baptist. F. W. Cllffe, pnstor. Morning service nt 10:30 a. m., Bible School at 12 m. C. E. mooting nt 7 p. in. Evening sorvlco at 8 p. m. St. Paul's Episcopal. Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity. Matins and holy communion, 10:30 a. in. Evonson, 8 p. in. First Presbyterian. Preaching services at 10:30 a. m., by Rev. St. Plorro, of Portland. No ovonlng service. Sunday School at 12 m. Y. P. S. C. E. at 7 p. in. First United Brethren. G. O. Oliver, pnstor. Sunday School at 10 a. m. Preaching services nt 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. in. Subject of morn lug sermen: "Power." Evening: "Our Opportunities. ' Methodist Episcopal. John Parsons, pastor. Services nt 10:30 n. in. and 8 p. in. Subject of morning sormen: "Faithfulness nnd Us Crown." Sundny School nt 12 m. Epworth Longuo nt 7 p. in. Evangelical. Seventeenth nnd Chomoketn strocts. T. R. Hornschuch, pnstor. Services Sundny nt 11 n. in. and 8 p, m. Sun dny School nt 10 n. m. Y. P. A. ser vices nt 7 p. m. Piayor meeting Thurs day ovonlng nt 8 p. in. First Christian. Cornor of High nnd Centor slroetB. George C. Rltchey. pnstor. Preaching nt 10:30 a. in. and 8 p. in. Morning sormen: "Crownod With Ago." Old peoplo especially Invited to hear this sermon. Evening Bormen: "Tho Sin- i Next to P. 0. and Albany. ALL ABOUT YOU. Builders nro using our lumbor for nutHldu work, for heavy construction and for Intorlor finishing, to tho satis faction of thomsolves and patrons. Why not profit by their example, and favor us with r call. Wo select only tho bost varletios of lumbor, nnd our long oxperlonco enables us to proper ly houso and soason them. Drop in next time you'ro thlH way. Qoodale Lumber Co. Near S. P. Pas. Depot. Phone 651. cs4r'te"RB?r KC2 k07 J.- 4500 square feet special scenery, 28 realistic scenes 12 grand tableaux, a su p rb and' awe-inspiring V transformation scene, ab- solutely ths best equipped fail to see them, III tier's Hire." Dlblo School at 12 m. Junior C. E .at 4 p. in. Sonlor C. 10. nt 7 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday ev ening nt 8 o'clock. All welcome. W. C. T. U. Rev. N. II. Rltchey, of Orange, Cnl., father of Rev. Geo. C. Rltchey, of this city, will speak at the usual 4 o'clock mooting In the W. C. T. U. hall on Court Btroet, between Liberty nnd High streets, Sunday afternoon. Tabernacle Meeting. At 417 Mnrlon street. The Church of tho United Drothron In Christ will hold tholr services In tho Tnbornaclo, August 31st. Sunday School nt 10 a. m. Pronohlng by Row O. W. Craw ford at 11 a. in. Preaching nt 3 p. m. and 8 p. m. N. J. Crawford, pastor. Christian Science, Second Church of Christ, Scientist, 299 Liberty street. Servlcos nt 10:30 a. in. nnd 8 p. in. Sundays, and ovory Wednesday evening nt 8 o'clock. Sub ject of lesson sormen: "Man." Tho publlo nro Invited to those services and to tho free rending room, same build-' ing. United Evangelical. C. A. Rnblng, pnstor. Cottage be tweon Center and Marlon streets. Sor- vices Sunday. August 31, 1902. Sun day School at 10 a. m. Preaching nt 11 n. m. Subject: "Dlvlno Immutabili ty." Y. P. S. C. 13. prayor mooting nt 7 p. m. Gospel sorvlco nt 8 p. in. Sub ject: "The Reign of Duty." Church Center and Llborty stroots. Sunday services at 11 a. in. nnd 8 p. in. Presiding Elder N. Shupp will conduct quarterly sen-Ires. Sundny School nt 9:30 a. m. Y. P. A. nt 7:30 p. m. Elks' Carnival at Portland. For the Elks' Cnrnlvnl, the Southern Pacific Co. will sell tickets from nil stations in Oregon to Portland and return on August 31st, Soptombor 1st, and Gth to 11th, Inclusive, nt greatly roducod rates. Account "Elk Dny" tickets will bo sold on Soptombor 3d and 4th at ono fnro for tho round trip, with a maxi mum of $9.00. Spoclnl atti actions liavo boon pro vided, which will mako this Carnival tho finest ovor hold on tho const. Qrnnd parados ovory day, In which tho beautiful quoon of tho Cnrnlvnl will nppear beforo her admiring sub jects. Don't fall to visit the Midway Plat yunco,' tho Qoriuan Vtllaga nnd .la bour's Orluntnl Extravaganza. If you stay at homo you will upend tho rust of your life rogrutttng it. to-sop-13 TWkNIY YfeMrto I ..,-. There are lots of good things tho doc tors know nothing about. Wo fre quently cure peoplo of disease after tho doctors have given thorn up. If tho disoaso comes from ovor work, dissipation, of oxposure, causing weak and watery blood, and loss of llosu and strongth, we have tho one suro reme dy in Dr. Guun's Rlood and Nurvo Tonic. Thoso tablets taken with meals turn tho food Into rich red blood, making strong stoady nerves, and Increasing the strongth, building up solid floBlr nt tho rate of 1 to 31bs per wook. This menus health. For norvous prostration, loss of memory, or a pale, sallow complexion, a better romedy was novor mado. Doctors know nothing about this romedy only tho fnct Hint wo mako euros; as wo havo boon doing this for twonty yonrs we know our method to bo tho right ono. Druggists soil Dr. Guun's Rlood and Norvo Tonic for 7Cc por box, or 3 boxes fur $2, or sont by mail on re ceipt of prlco. Wrlto ub for a pnm phlot telling all about this great med icine. AddrosB Dr. Gunu, Philadelphia Pa. For Bala at Dr. Stono's Drug Stores. 1 Farm for Sale 110 ncroB, 1G acres in cultivation, 7 loom houso, 2 orchards, 2 barns, finely watered, 3 mllos from a good town. Prlco $1000, $350 cash, balance on or buforo llvo years at 0 por cent Interest. 80 ncros, houso and barn, 30 aeros In cultivation, 2Vi mllos from town. Prlco $1000, about $250 down, balatico on time to suit. If you want a bargain buy of a farmer. C O. DUROESS, 8-2G-2w Agont, Shorldnn, Or. HOTEL B1K. Elk City, Lincoln County. E. M. MAY8, Prop. Fall soason for hunting and fishing now opfen. Finest trout nnd big gnmu In Oregon. An ideal place for a week's outing. Trolling for salmon, sun trout, salmon trout and still fishing now nt Its bost. Good tablo, board nnd IioiIb. 8-2C-2md HUIE WING SANG CO. New lino of Chlneso and Japanese fancy and dry goods. Silks mndo up. Find whlto underwear of ull kinds. Wrappers, waists, skirts, gents' and ladles' furnishing goods, gloveN, mat ting, etc., for sale very cheap. HO State Street, Salem, Or. J.W.McKee's Business College and School of Correspondence Is now In Us 23d yoar. Hvery teach er an expert In his special course. Our courses cover the entire range of busi ness operations. Complete Business Courso, time un limited, by mall, $25. Complete Shorthand Course, six months, by mall, $15. Complete Civil Service Course, six months, by mail, $15. Complete Ennllsh .Course, six months, by mall, $15. Complete Select Courses, six months, by mall, $15, These course are sMpeclally de signed for those who have not the time nor means to attend college, aud specially for thow who have been de prived of u common school education. The sreutoat care Is given to eaeb Individual stlidenL Diplomas awarded for particulars and stata the course you wauL J. W. MoK, Prop. Ausrbash Bids Salt Lake, Utah. CLASSIFIED -ADS. Advertisements, five lines or less, la this column InsertedthreetlmesforlSc. 50caYVeek.$l.50 s month. All over five lines at the same rate. WANTED. 200 Rooms Wanted. With or without board, for Unlvorslty students. Persons having furnished or unfur nished rooms will be aided in rent ing them If they send nnmc nnd ad dress to Chairman fo Information Uuronu, Y. M. C. A., Willamette Unl vorslty. 8-28-3t Wanted. A dining loom girl, nt Hotel Willamette 8-29-3t More Teams Wanted. Wo can use all tho teams wo can get to haul oro from tho Helena initio to tho ond of our track. Tho teams now on tho rond cannot tako away tho ore as fast nn it is mined. Address W. F. Morphy, gonorul manager O. & S. E. R. It., Cottage drove, Or. 8-19-tf Wanted Evorybody to try Oregon Foot Easo for all foot allmonts. Once tried always usod. Ask your druggist or sond 2Gc. S. L. Hayes, Halsey, Ore. 5-27U FOR RENT. For Rent Fine grain and dairy farm near Tumor, modern house, wator piped into samo and plenty of water for stock. Fruit, grass and garden In plonty. E. C. Rail, Tumor, Ore., R. F. D. No. 3. 8-18-2W "PERSONALT -adies. use our Harmless romcuy ror delayer or suppressed period; it cannot fall. Trial freo. Paris Chem ical Co., Milwaukee, Wis. 8-23-Otsat FOR SALE. For Sale or Rent. Family residence, lnrgo grounds, stable, etc., within two blocks from tho cnpltol. In quire Journal ofllco. 8-25-lm Hor Sale. Clood covered hack and n broad-tiro wagon, cheap. Inquire of Mrs. P. E. Davis, No. 158 Winter street, cornor of Trndo. 8-25-lw For Sale. Altamont driving horso, soven years old, gontlo nnd sound, weighs about 1000 pounds. Call at 107 State strcot for particulars. 8-23-tf For Sale. A good homo, three lots, all in fruit, burn, woodshed and hen - houso, Houso with live rooms, all In good condition. Addross Mrs. George Nlcols, West Salem, Ore gon. 8-2C-tf-d-w For aale unu 2;flunteil carrlogo with rubber tires, Nearly as good us now. Enquire nt the olllco of T. A. Llvostoy & Co. 8-18-lm LOST AND FOUND. Lost. Opoii-fnco Hllvor wnteh, on roud betwuen Liberty nnd tho Daptlut church, Salem. 1'loturo of lady on crystnl. Leave nt Journal olllco fur rownrd. 8-28-3t Stolen. Taken from my homo, August 13th, two dogs. Ono bluck and white spotted sottur, with u lump on his sldo, uuswors to tho unmu of "Nick;" ono lemon and white point er bitch, about ono year old, an swuru to tho name of "Maude," A liberal reward will be paid for tholr return to me. 1). P. Taylor, Salem, Oregon. 8-20-tf. MISCELLANEOUS. Employment Bureau. Tho Informa tion llurunu of Willamette Universi ty Is proparod to furnish young mou to tend lire and do chorus, etc., for rooms; carry In wood, and do gun ui al work of a light nature. Any person desiring a man for such, or similar work, should addross Chair man Information llurunu, Y. M. C. A., Wlllamotto University. 8-28-31 You will always find tho choicest meats nnd grooorlua at tho lowest prices at lidward's & Luscher'u, 40G and 410 Statu Btroet. 'Rhone orders given special attention. LODGES. Protection Lodge No. 2, Auolont Or- dor United WorUmon, moots ovory Saturday ovonlng In tho Holuian Hall, cornor of Btato and Llborty stroots. Visiting brethren welcome. F. L. West, M. W.; J. A. Sell wood, Rocordor. KORE8TER8 OF AMERICA Court Sherwood Foresters No. 19. Meets Frlduy night In Turner block. Hurry Wutsou.C.R.; A.L.Urown, Sec. Central Lodgo No. IB K. of P. Castle Hall In Ilolnian block, cornor State aud Llborty stroots, Tuesday of each wook at 7:20 p. in. Claud Townuond, O. C; Zadoo J. Rlggs, K. ot R. and B. PHY8ICIAN8. J. H. Brewer, physician and surgeon, Office In Gray block. Rooms 7 and 0. Phone 91. OSTEOPATHY. Or. L. E. Wyckoff and Dr. Grace Al bright. Twenty months graduates of tho American School ot Osteop athy, Klrksvlllo, Mo. Dr. Wyckoff is the only twenty months' geutlomau graduate In Salem. Odd Fellows' Temple. 'Phono Main 2721. Dr. M. T. Sohoettlo Graduate Amerl can School of Osteoi-athy. Kirk vllle. Mo. Olllce In Tioga hlcx-k, over the Upa. Olllco hours S:o to 11:30 and 1 to 4. Olllce phone No. S4M Red, residence phone 2803 Red. 312 TONSORIAL AND PATHS, , Ryan's Shavlnfl Parlora. Beven first class barbers engaged. Finest bath rooms in city. We use antiseptic sterilizer. J. Ryan, Prop. Evans' Barber Shop. Only flnst-chus shop on Stato stroeL Kvery thing new and up-to-date. Finest porcelain baths. Shave, 16c; hair-cut, 25o; baths, 25c. Two flrst-olaas boot blacks. C. W. Evans, proprietor. Porcelain Daths. For ladles and gen tlemen. Hot and cold shower baths. Rest of servlco and clean towels. J. P. Shoup, Proprietor, 209 Com.' raerclal street. 7-30-lm " VETERINARY 8URQEON. Dr. E. E. Jackson, V. 3., and dentist,'; 433 State street, corner 13th. Elgh teen years a veterinary. All dls- cases of domestic animals treated at my hospital bv the latest improved . methods. Lameness a specialty, having taken a post-gradunto courso -' in this special lino In 1900. Close at-4 tentlon given to all work in my lino.'1 Telophono Rlack 2031. C. H. MACK' Successor to Dr. J. M. Koono, In Whlto Cornor, Salem, Orogon. Parties doairlng superior operations at mod erate feo In any branch aro in especial roquost On Fruit Dryers, Hops, Farm Property, on the Installment '. plan without Interest. Some. ' thing new In fruit dryer In- surance. Call and see me., WA I IQTON McCornack Dlk. . A. LlOlUn, salem, Oreion. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.. S. C. STONE, M. D.; PROPRIETOR OF STONE' DRUG STORE ' 8ALEM, OREGON. Tho storos(two In numbor)aro locatod at No. 235 and 297 Commercial sL, and aro woll Btockod with a comploto lino of drugs and modlclnos, tollat' articlos, porfumory, brushes, etc, Has had somo 25 years oxperlonco In tho- practlco of rnodlclno and now makes no chargo for consultation, ex amination or prescription. CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer- Moots all mall and passongor trains. Raggago to all parts of tho city. Prompt i or vice. Telophono No. 241. HOMYER St HEDRIOIC B. P. JONES Attorney nt Law Toledo, Oregon. Was olorlc of circuit court for six years and has an uptodato abstract of all property In Lincoln county Barr's German Salye U-mla quickly nil cuts, or bruises. Draws Baroness out of la mo back, aud draws slivers out of (loan whloh often break of! too short to pull, Sticks like sticking plator. Try It nnd you wilt novor be without. Hy mnil 25o. For enle nt BARR'S JEWELRY STORE 120 Stato 8treet. 8alom, Ore. S0ULE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS PORTLAND OR. r,v2M aTS WW' Music Btors. Tb? flDneJj.. J FINE WINKS, LIQUORS M AND OIOARB.... 102 Coiirt St Salem Water OFFICE uirY HALL For wator sorvlco apply at office. Dills paynblo monthly In advance. Mako all complaints at tho ofllco. Pipsl Class Bicyci? Repairing And all kinds o( sundries at Z FRANK J. AlOORE'S 10 Court Ht. Phone "MM. bteusloff Bros, Dealers In Llvo Stock, Wholosalo and retail butchora and packors. All kinds of fresh and Bait meats. Fine sausages, hams, bacon and lard. 310 Commercial street Your Step Mother U still horo busy aa over, and when your clothes aro all out of ordor, worn, with buttons off, take them to hor at tho Salem Dyo Works, At this establishment you can get anything set to rights, from a pair ot gloves, to tho most elaboruto silk gown. A gontloman can get his hat cleaned, his trousers oroosod, or hla whole suit rejuvenated to suit hla tasto, also four suits a month for $1. Duttona sewed on, rips sowed up, suits prossod on short notice. Now goods shrunk for dressmaking. MRS. C. II. WALKER 195 Commercial Street. Repair Work. Have you tried us? If not do so vy.e do only first-class work. If you need a new tire we have it, We fix SJVij.'!e tube tires so they stay (life, Sun dries of all kinds. Wheels to rent. Otto J. Wilson 135 Court St. INSURANCE 9Ksttk