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SV.' T? ? - e DAILY CATIXTAL JOURNAL, OALEM, OREGON. SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1006. CLASSIFIED ( "Vi FOR SALE. i 1 1 AeofHl beurn: t lso gajB trv M,9Hfct Bate.' ' Tour lota planted with a ! .. t ij ... .. i i i- i ivanwriKJCruu troos una Domes, a irn and email hot house family driving hors,o, bug- hack, all on easy terms. 2000 Stato Btreot, cotmor 6-11-lm r BetsaiG acres, r muos east oi iWi?j0 cores in cultivation; run- ling jyater; gooa nousc, Darn, oui wildisgia and orchard. Farming inv lementa and etook go frith promises. L baraini Call on or address M. . MoctMBOn, E. P. D. No. 0. ;. 't . e-ai-dw-tf r Sal.Ott'0 big full lot, good 11- Sjoon-i letavm, ni big two-story ban, jjpwvdg orchard, good garden, spot, hiciioa pank. Titlo clear. No igente. Terms of payments easy, tuah on timx) if desired. For par- iculara pcatAToicT, M. A. Dicei, 790 tyotrtli Commercial a'ireot. 7-G-lwk Tiy- OSTEOPATHS. Dr. B. H. Whito. Graduate of Kirks villo, Mo., under foundor of ostoo pathy. Room 21 Brcymnn bldg., Commercial stroet. Phono 87. Resl donco 590, State, cor. Church. Phone 1110. "Brents acuto and chronic dis eases. Examinations frco. j,KtMHWMlWMHtKMgiMH8MlIWMIMHtMK z m SOME UNPOPULAR TYPES OF WOMEN MMMIltlMMMMraMMIMeil01fIM:IBIH9ln? $FORRENT. Ron. FurnUhed and unfurnished oomSjtrM7DO North Commercial freot.MA.. Dico, prop. 5-1-tf jgktr sjWANTED. ntedBoy to d'o porter work. Call J; WBGilson's barber shop 7-6-3t ated. 150 hop pickers to rogistcr; icldng 'beginB about tho 25th of 9 Tigust; good yard; good camping round; maii'ovory day; situated ad fining Eola. Call at Hop Loo .undry, Commercial stroet. G-291m Dr. W. L. Mercer. Graduato of Kirks villo, Mo., under founder of ostoo pathy. Booms 25-20 Broyman bldg., Commercial St. Phono 919. Besi donco 419 North Summer stroet. Phono G14. Troats acute and chronic diseases. Examination free. VETERINARY SURGEON. Dr. E. J. Young. Votorlnary Surgeon . .and dentist, 38 years' experience. All work guaranteed. Difficult sur gical operations a spooialty. Phone 581. Oflico at Club Stables. Phono 7, Salem, Oregon. 3-9-tf MUSIC STUDIOS. Musical Stiulio. Frank E. Churchill, Musical Studio, Associate teacher Western Conservatory, Chicago, 111,, representing Intcr-Stato System at Salem, Oregon. In tho Gray block, room 3. Studio hours, 9 to 12 and 2 to 5. 8-19-tf ? noted. -Mens ."and teams for tho Wil imetto Oonstruotioa Company. Ap (y. at room -18, Bush building. 7-0-3t WANTED FEMALE HELP. ited, Waitress and pantry girl at 'illamotto Hotel. C-ll-tf ited. Matwm to tako charge of . O. T.'trhaM. Apply at hall 7-5-3b MISOELLANEOUS. ld,at Last-An ironing board1 that vegivporfecfc, satisfaction, and will jfe 'lWotiimai Maido by Eli Vaughn i Staibo strxxtf, opposite C. M. En1 ' "ey'a stare. ' 7-G-lwk ' Tea. Iroa Works Foundors, mackin- .s and blacksmiths. Manufacturers all Tdndjjuof sawmill machinory. p, RndT$xruit drying stoves, 9 W ' . e: 'ManHiacturers or. n WojHop Press. tho Salem 11-29-lm ?' Kted Turfceys, geese, ducks, chick 3 and allfarm produce, nighest pric paici for same. Capital mmissioaCompany, 207 Commer J atre'e'tfllephone 179. I ScottNowly furnished, overy- Zng cleanlnd first class. Booms y.(S reasonablo pricos. In Cottle ck, BalejgA. Scott, pfop. 7-0-tf SASH AND DOOR FACTORIES. Frank M. Brown. Manufacturer of Bash, doors, mouldings. All 'kinds of houso finish and hard wood work. Front street, bet. Stato and Court. LODGES. Foresters of America Court Sherwood Forostors, No. 19. Moots Tuesday in Hurst hall, Stato streot. U. S. Eider, O. R.; A L. Brown, F. S. Control Lodgo No. 18, K. of P. Castle Hall in Holmnn block, corner State and Liberty stroots. Tuosday of each weok at 7:30 p. m. J. Q. Graham, C. C; "W. I. Staloy, K. of B. and S. Modern Woodmen of America. Ore gon Codar Camp No. 5240. Moets every Thursday ovoning at H o'clock in Holman hall. W. W. Hill, V. C ; F. A. Turner, Clerk. Woodmen of World. Meet overy Fri day night at 7:30, In Holman hall. A. J. Basey, C. C. P. L. Frazier, Clerk. LTVERY AND SALE STABLES. 73 r"srty foiuTrado. Houso and two "s in Englerood; small fruit and firing trcosTono-balf block from p- lino. WilMrado for outside prop "y, or will' sell. H. A. Bawson, ". V 338. 0-20-lm it tSaleso Steam Dyeing and Oloan lt tf Works-8 the place to got your wihos renovated. From a pair of a vea to tho most olaborato silk rn. AUigoods paid fee If in .ed. Phona, 1245. 221 Commercial IS THE PHONE NUMBER OF THE RED FRONT STABLES M. L. HARROD, PROPRIETOR. 271 OHEMEKETA STREET. Feed Born Special attention to trans ient teams. Fanners' patronage so licited. Waiting rooms for ladles. Wo also carry a full lino of feed. Locatod at Club Stables, corner Lib erty nnd Ferry streots. Phono Mnin 7. Prunk & Darby. 12-14-Gm 11 " Mrs O. H. Walker, prop. , ed Hopplckers Itegisfat now for rc& HoluW yard, 220 acres, tihrco o'fba' piskwig', fino camping ground, ld ewnnlodaitaoius, abumdamco of t -wwtlar, wooVl. otc. Will iick by e fttamaMgi pay ruling prices. Ad Df.w T$A. Liiieloy & Co,, Salem, m.m: 7-5-tf REAL ESTATE. For Sale. 'A good Tesidonco; locatod at 580 Liberty stroet; price reasonable. For particulars address Chns. Burg graf, Albany, Or. 5-25-tf A Snap. For salo, 400 acres of good land, two miles from railroad sta tion; 275 in cultivation, 175 acres in crop; good house and barn; orchard, otc. Only $8000, if sold at once. Swegle &Smith, 492 State street. Phono 459. WATER COMPANY. N" SALEM WATER COMPANY OFFICE CITY HALL. For water service apply at oflico Bills payable monthly in advance Make all complaints at the office. L---:fe- --u..t L "x' LtfHd " iHcf "F?innr iur--" D SmI by THE SYDNEY POW- COMPANY, SIdnoy, Oregon. M jer family use. Ask your flEHfc Joe. it. Bran and shorts Wallace ''AOFNT V eajaaf uf. iU rvrm nPFnnN g-? of 0Tmth and Stark Streets, oR; Portland, Oregon. 45 "'? asd modern hotel of ths eitv HIfirly to residents of Sv 4 mte Oregon cities. European ( JMfais. Batea $1.00 per &&7 Mr iianoaomest grui in me iKsBftiea u ioyr " pImm Daily Capital Joanuu ECKCNSON HOTEL 00. Eat your dinner at tho White Houso Bcataurant. Good enough for a king. Reasonable enough for "the man in tho ovoralls." Moals sorved at all hours. Phono Main 196. Stato St. White House Restaurant GEORGE BROS. Proprs. Phone Main 190 .State Street (By Helen Oldfiold.) Thoro tiiro many sayiffgs nccoptcxl as truth anid gospel which, in fact arc half truths only. And' of those is the: which affirms of men that thoy do not liko clover women, but, as a rule, pre fer fools. It depends. If tho clover woman as aggresslvo as to manner, and! plain as 'to looks, whilo tha fool is prot'tr and appealing, 999 men out of 1000 will give wisdom, a wide berth anid ombraeo folly, if they havo tho chancol Me, liko women, nro nono to judge by appearances, to think moro of tho exterior of the. casket than the contents 'thereof. In point of fact, tho women who best succeed with men oro thoso who aro clever enough to conceal their clev erness, yet who are never silly enough to becomo bores, oa lack sympathy. Ho or perhaps she, was both wise nndi wit tA" who said: "A mam likes his wifo to bo just clover enough to comprehend his cleverness and just stupid enough to ad'iniro ib." Tho dayi has gono by when tho first duty of woman was to "stick to hor thimble." Tho second to echo all her husbands opinions and to havo none of her own. Men are growing m'oro and mo"o exacting itt tho demands thoy nrako upon women) to bo interesting nndl cnJteTtalninlg. They like to bo amused and tho woman who fails to anvuso them is apt to ba regarded as a boro. "Thero is a good deal, madam, in modern improvements," is what the artist Whistler, onco said to a great lady, who confided) to him hor intention to train her daughter to possess just tho same accomplishments as sho her solf did. Thero is. Mem aro not half so simplo as thoy used to bo, and de mand! tflie latest improvements in all things beforo they find them satisfac tory. A pyrotechnical display of twenty years ago would' bo regarded as a poor thing now-ai-days. Not long since a writer in tho London Times stated thait "men who usid to hold tho houso of commons tremulous with eagerness to catch each' word that) foil from their lips, havo lived to find1 their rising tho signal for a general cmeute." His tory t.olls us that tho elocution of the great Methodist preacher, Whitfield, va bo wondu-tf ul tha ho could melt an audience to tears by his pronouncing tion of tho word Mesopotamia. Ib may bo taken for granted that he would havo to say thu word many times to nny congregation of tho present day before Uio achieved' such a result; and tho tears, if they came, would mean something moro than a mcro tribute to eloquence. "Mesopotamia" will not conjuro with tho present generation; and tho yoitmg women of the twentieth century who possoss intellectual at traction which might have sufllcod to malco her charming fifty years ago will meet with much disappointment. Tho girl of tho period imust increase her s'ock of attractions just as sho re quires that hor dres9makv shall keep step with tho times. It was Lord.Beasonsficld who onco remarkedi to a Ugh nndi mighty court lady that it was a "hard) task to bo compelled io pass an hour in tho com pany of a lady whoso knowledo of cur- Tent events ceased at tho marriage of Queen Victoria" (something ma-o than twenty years previous). Tlicro aro other women of tho samo mental furnishing; women wiho aro not oleaT Two Men do not liko foolish women who do not know the name of the speaker of tho house of representatives nor tha.t of the, republican leader of tho senate. Most men will agree with Mrs, Mala prop that it is not at all necessary that in ordoit to bo ontertoining, a girl shall "Don't you find it deadly dull!" "Not at nil," ho answered, "You seo before I married I contemplated the possrbillty of spending my evenings ni home with my wife, and chose heir ac ac eordingly: ' ' That man was as wiso ns his wife. Thuc aro thousands of women who are charming companions, thousands of young girls intellectually equipped to afford any save tho pedantic fool excel lent ami inspiring comradeship. Never theloss tho number of ignorants is largo. It would1 be well if tlio number of women who are asking how to pleaso men would but tako a small part of tho pains which society leaders lavish in becoming familiar with tho affairs of tho world. Ono bright woman makes a respect- ablo income by visiting society women for an hour each morning to coach them upon the topics of th day, es pecially upon subjects which thoy may bo required! to talk about whllo filling their social engagements. If thejy ex pect to meet artistic peoplo sho in forms them concerning matters trtistic, if litcraty lights aro tho order of the day, sho crams them accordingly. "A woman dresses suitably to tho function sho attends," said she, "why should sho not ombellish hor mind with men tal graces suited to the company sho will meet?" Tho society woman recognizes tho claim which society makes upon her for amusement, and exerts herself to supply it front ono source or another. Why should not tho girl who is desirous to shino in her own littlo corner, who wishes to bo en.4'eTtnin!ng, procood up on tho samo plan? Sho lias but to de vote ono half an hour daily to any good newspaper in order to keep in touch with cunrent events, so that sho will bo ablo at least to listen intelli gently to tho man who wishes to talk to her. Sho need not troublo herself to form opinions, tho average man will bo pleasod if sho allows him to direct hor thoreln; but sho will preporo hor solf to bo roceptlvo and responsive, which is all that is needed. Tho Kind You Havo Alwnj-s Bought, nnd which 1ms been. la uso for ovor 30 years, has horno tho signatnro of and has been mado under his por 772. son.il supervision slnco its infancy. All Counterfeits, Imitations and" Just-as-good "ar bub Experiments that trlflo -with nnd endanger tho hen -.1 of Infants nnd Children Experience ngalnst Expert ent What is CASTORS A Castortei is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops nnd Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. Ib contains neither Opium, Morphino nor other Narcotic substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys "Worms and allays Fovcrislmcss. It cures Dlarrliooa and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flutulcney. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, gh ing healthy and natural sloop Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. ' GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Boars tho Signature of Patent Medicines. A man that compounds or invents something that is just a littlo hotter than tho next best thing, is cortainly entitled to tho best share of tho profits to be derived from tho salo of the ar ticle. So ho patents or copyrights to protect his interests. Patented goods aro good goods, poor goods aro novo patented. Wo have twenty years of grial behind us to givo us the assur ance that wo havo the best medicine compounded for tho euro of dyspopsia, sick headache, biliousness, indigestion and all stomach disorders. Wo protect tho public as well as ourselves by keep ing tho formula a secret, as long as we mako it wo know it is mado right and it cures theso diseases. Druggists toll us that it is tho ono modicino that the salo is ever on tho increase. To get tho host remedy for dyspepsia or Indl gostion ask tho druggists for Dr. Gunn's Improved Liver Pills, prico 25c pe: box; only ono for a dose. eyficJuk: The KM You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. VHI OINTAUR COMPANY. TT MUKHAY STRCCT, NEW YOUR CITY. i Fruit Growers! See us for DRYER TRAYS ORCHARD BOXES BERRY CRATES and BOXES. Any and all kinds of boxes Salem Box Factory MASON & SNYDER. PHONE 308- bo a "progeny of learning. M Ifc is not usual for young mom to present a dictionary to young women whom they admiro. And if ono did, it is doubt ful whether tho token of esteem would bo acceptablo. But it is a facj that many men groan over tho fact that girte whom thoyi admire otherwise, betray an ignorance of passing events astonish ing in intelligent human beings who livo in nn era of telegraphs and dally newspapers. Tho modorn man not only osks that his wifo shall bo a good housekoeper, as his father and' grandfather did, but ho demands also that sho bo compan ionable When, a man who takes a lively interest in tho world's work finds his wifo's conversation restricted chiefly to tho aho-tcomings of swana and tho petty gossip of tho neighbor hood, it is scarcely to bo wondered at that ho spends most of his evenings at tho club. One man who seldom appears at hat refuge of the bored!1 was asked whero he spent his evenings. lie re plied that) he usually spent them' at home. To Drain Inland Sea. Denver, Colo., July 7. Prof. L. C. HiH, chief of the govornmenti reclama tion tarvico in AH&oniT, states that t'ho Souths mi Pacific ni'ilroadi will soon begin the 'task of draining the great inlawl sea that is now forming in the Yuma basin- in) ATizonsu Tlio under taking is without parallel in tluo 'his tory of xailroaddng in this or aniy other ooutttny. Tlio Colorado lias broken -tlirougli ita banks in Arizona. The counu of tho river lias been liverted by this l"ieak an! tha wholo volumo of water, prac tically, is pouring through tho bireak and a.'MiLiiDg dn tho Yuma basin. Ib Una already washed) out two miles of tho Sou'lulTi Pacific tracks, bo'idos loing other damngcu An nrea of 330 so,uaio jniks In exti-wt is covered with water. Bruss mattresses wil be floated to tho gap in tine river luH, fastened with piles anwl weig(htiI) with rock. When thoe Tums nxo built up liigh enough the water of tho river will be tunod back iuito its natural channel, i - a Twenty Year Battle. "I was a loser in a twenty-year bat tle with chronic piles and malignant sores, until I tried Bucklin's Arnisa Salve; which turned tho tide, by cur ing both, till not a trace remains," writes A. M. Bruce, of Fnrmvillo, Va. Best for old Ulcers, Cuts, Burns and Wounds. 25c at J. C. Perry's drug store. Study opened ttieru today wi'Jhi a largo attomdiainco. Tho opening reception will bo hold this afternoon at tho par ish house of St, John's Episcopal church) anid ib will bo followed) by tho opening d;rvico in tho college assembly halt Tho confercn'oo will lasit until July 22. Addresses aiuD ecravous will be doliv olred by pnomiii'OTiito members of t'ho cltri amd duVliuiguisfliodi laymoiv, in cluding tlto Itov. D. Eandolpli) II. Mc Kdm, president of tlno houso of dqm tlea of tihd general conventioa; Bishop AS. IE, Vinton of tho dlocoso of Wcsti.rn Massachusetts; Bishop Hall, of Ver mont; Bishop Sessums, of Louisinna; Biyhop Burgess, of Lonig Island; Bishop Dair-llngton, of Ilarrisburg, Pn.; Bishop Knilg'h'tv of Cuba; .tlio Bov. Dr. William H. Vart Alton, of tho Church of tho Advcm", Boston1; and tho Itev. GNi'go It. Vain do Watnr, of St. Andrew's olmircb, New York. Tho howorary chairmen arc Bishop Vinton anil Bishop Darlington. Tlio faculty of tho school of missions will coiupiurfo tlw. itov. Dr. Samuel ilrnrt, 1 crotnfry of tiro house of bishops; tho Itov. Kveratit P. Smith, educational secretary of 'Mho board of missions; tlio l?or William) Walter Siniith, teeretury of the Siimhuy School Federation); tho Km John T. Korrln, of St. Luko's c'luircdf, .Tannestowni; Samuel II. Colla- du.y, of the Borkiell fc- Divinity School; Miss C. V. It. Dolafiold', of Now Yd.'k; Wis Edith C. Pel ton, of Now YotIj, and Mis Imcy O. Sturgia, of Boston. ' o ' Oheorfully Bccommondcd for Rkcuma. Usm, O. O. Iligbeo, Danvlllo, 111., writes, Doc. 2, 1001: "About two yenrs ago I was laid up for four months, with Thoumatism, I triod Ballard's Snow Liniment; ono bottlo cured mo. I can cheerfully recommend it to all sufTo ing from liko affection. 25c, 50c and $1. Far salo by D. J. Fry. A Pleasant Way to Travel. Tho nbovo is tho usual vordiot of tho travolor using tho Missouri Paclflo railway between tho Pacific coast and tho oaBt, and we boliovo that tho eorr ice and accommodations given merit this statomont From Denvor, Colora do Springs and Denvor thoro aro two through trains daily to Kansas City and St. Louis, carrying Pullman's lat est standard olootrlc-llghted sloeplng ears, chair curs and up-to-datu dining cars. Tho samo excellont servlco it operated from Kansas City and St, Louis to Memphis, Littlo Bock and Hot Springs. If yon aro going east or south, write for particulars and full in formation. ,W. 0. M'BKIDE, Gon. Agfc, 124 Third Bt. Portland, Om OmlktU ' conntn " OUB COLD STOEAQE Keeps tlto nunt cool and flran, and 8 io sellttt nothing lm tlilo cliiolcosti iiMwr, our cuatbmxuis out nhvayM do pond uion! (ittiig tlio bowtw Stat'o Street MiiJ-kob. , E. O. OEOSS. llhonio 201. Beabnry Missionary Conference. Northampton, Mass., July 7. Tho third annual meeting of tlio Seabury Episcopal Min6ion("y Confidence awl of tho New Milford School for Biblo A. L F RASER PLUMBING TINNING AND ROOFING, Cornice Work, Heating and Building Work of all Kinds; Estimates Made and Work Guaranteed Murphy Blk State St. Salem, Oregon Phone 1511 STALLION Tidal Wave Will remain two or three leaaooi it the Fair Grounds, Oregon, for thu service of mares, Examine carefully bis brooding; examine him es an in dividual; examino his racing qualities beforo choosing a stallion for your mares. Then if you find fault with him the expense yon have been to to see him will be cheerfully paid by the owner. Mares from a distance will bo furnished good pasture free of obarge. Due care and caution will bt given to prevent accidents, but will not be responsible ebould cuy occur. For the convenience of owner of mares TIDAL WAVE will be at Inde pendence Thursday of each week. Season service the low price of $30, with Teturn privileges. Owner 8. 8 Bailey, Addrew 8. B. Liaday or Alpra Mawey, Fair Ground, Oregon. 4-10-3a jTiett i
