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THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1903. PAGE 8EVCN f Tlio Kind You Hnvo Always In uso for over 30 years, nml litis -Im. eonnl supervision Hlneo us inmiicy. f-cbccUM , Allow no ouo to tlocelvo you in this. All nmmtnrfcits. Imitations Experiments tlint trlflo with nml cuilnngcr tlio licaltlt of Innuits and Children Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castorla Is a harmless substltuto for Castor OH, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine, nor other Nnrcotlo substance. Its-ago Is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays rovcrlshncss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sloop. Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears tho Cfr&styy JeWc&tM The KM You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THC CtWTHUn COMMIT, TT MU.KAT .TRtCT, ftW YORK CITY. J Eastern Oregon SeedjBarley Wolmven low toiwof that line what you will noeil ns it is about SHED WHEAT, somo ohoico lots wlnat now on linud. CiYUDKN SEEDS in bulk. Poultry supplier of nil kinds. D. A. WHITE & SON, Feedmen and Sccdmcn, X Phone 1781 91 Court Street. SALEM. OREGON. VH 1 I Ml I I IH MHMM IH Ml II II I I I I II I II II I II I I I H-) ::::::::AGENCY OF: jiBALFOUR, GUTHRIE & JCO. IGR AIN B0YER8 AND Seed Wheat For Sale. HOP PROWERS SUPPLIES. Crude and stick Sulphur. bT ft ftfihom Annnr u. u. uuwiiuu, xiuuk, CHHtHHl ! lHIlllllflfllfl HARRITT & Sell more Groceries and 'better 'Fresh Walnuts, Currants and Raisins AND EVERYTHING IN 8EA80N FOR INQ SEASON. yminitunmtnunituitiimmHmtn Easter Millinery now on 'display. You will be suiv I prised at the splendid Style, quality arid reasonable prices at I GreenbaunTs, 302 First Door South ittlff lt4H4lia)f flteilKHf ffHlftt. $P'At 2 1 iZZiP2zg&? m bs. '? J.3iSf3Z7 t l-rK -SHA!, rj Bought, nnl which has been. 1ms homo tno sisnuturo or been lniwlo turner His pcr- and " Just-as-good" oro bub Signaturo of send barley. Hatter order 4 all gone. of Koisov nml Dofimico sool 4 -! SHIPPBMOF GRAIN" .. .... zw uommerciai ai., aaiem, ure. LAWRENCE Groceries than ANYBODY HOUSEKEEPERS IN THE COM OLD P. O. GROCERY. array Com., Street, of the Postofflce, t: EASTER REJOICINQS. Wlnea'for the table, liquor and cor dials for tho social chat are hero a plonty for Easter week festivities as good as tbey are abundant Bhall wo Bend around a case to your house? Leave your orders now for delivery at any specified date. Ever taste our whiskey. Try It and be convinced of its purity J'. P. ROGERS, bs ?i-aja oontroM xt Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealer. . . TIMBER LAND FRAUDS Eastern Syndicates the Cause Factories for Subornation of Perjury Desert and Arid Lands to Be Exploited Next Tlio Sacramento Boo mado vigorous war on tlio land offlces in California for somo tlmo and to auch purpose that much or tho fraudulent land en. try business was stopped. Howevor, In a recent Ibsuo It comments on tlio ovll nnd, quoting from an nrtlclo In tho New York Herald, comments as follewn: Tho Now York Horald of recent dnto contains a pago nrtlclo by J. D. Whoplcy, a mombor of tho Horald bureau staff at Washington, D. C., showing that at tho prosont rnto there will bo no public lands loft for set' tlomont within five- yoars. Mr. Whulploy's article Is a caustic ar ralgnmont of the mothods of tho Unit od States Land Offlro, and It Is one which Is borno out by tho acquaint ance tho Sacramento public has re cently gained through tho Dee con cernlng those mthods. Ho shown up nt great length and attention to de tail tno monstrous frauds which are rairlod on under the very oyeu of tho I.nnd Odlco, and which receive no word of n-buko from that quarter. He proves that Individuals without funds of their own have beun em ployed to make entries for other.) with largo capital who hnvo paid tho oxpanHon, and Hint unmo woalthy speculators havo tnndo enormous for tunes. Says tho New York Herald: "Tho fact that so largo a part of tho nation's resources has gono Into tho control of a fow Individuals or corporations Is not tho most serious effect of tho laws. Tho principal In Jury consists in tho loss of control of millions of acres of tlmbor land, to which future generations of Amer ican citizens must look not only for tholr supply of tlmbor and tlmbor products, but for" protection to tho supply of water upon which will de pend tbo fcrtllo nnd most of tho agrl cultural lands of tho West. The Dcsort Land Act was placed upon tho statuto books In thn first Instnnco to enable a fow woalthy men to acquire vast bodies of land In California. Tho facilities It gavii to rich meu to ob tain land on an oxtenslve scalo re sulted In making Uio act appllcnblo to nh of our arid and seral-arld Slates. "In a great majority of cases Its provisions havo beon flagrantly vio lated. Men and women havo in nu merous Instances boon employed to take up land In continuous bodies, from G0O0 to 300,000 acros, and to turn them over to land proprietors, to be used chiefly for grazing pur poses." With reforenco to timber and stone frauds, of which thoso exposed last sumroor in Sacramento by the lice worn among tho most shameful, the New York Herald article states: "It Is ovldent from tho small num Dor of Investigations of lands taken up undor tho Tlmbor and Stone Act tho Desert Land act and tho commu tatlon clauso for tho Homestead Act, during the last ten years, that the necessity of securing the public lands against fraudulent entries and final proofs Is now considered of less Im portanco than It was formerly. "An official statement mado by Sec ... rotary Lamar stands out In a ..,( tnm .. .,., ,. contrast, for it appears that fraudu loot land entries covering 400.000 acres were canceled In tho two years prior to 1887. It Is not necessary to state that fraudulent land entries are being mado as frequently now as at any provlous time, for there never has beon In the life of this nation a time when public lands have been taken up as rapidly as now. with such al small corresponding Inereaso In the population " Proeldont Roosevelt Is credited by Mr. Wholploy with "au unchangeable purpose of remaining steadfast In bis opposition to this wrongful use of the public lands." ne baa said that "home building Is but another name for tie upbuilding ot the nation." and be will exert every Influence In his CMICHCOTCn-C tNOUSM NNYKOYAf,, PILLS lit. .!, rwM. l44MMIMimi ut cniciirwrmi-a ibiiis U UK.U u4 UIJ III, ku mM & lm mW "' (nlaUrfc TnWnlirll ft 9 UVmifmlmUm,mttmr.trm. C W mmMmiL. l,Ht ,li tiitf " " Itv t . UwmAaa. mm mrA A, mm VtmtW. UMawnMlh ftW SlMMli power to seo that this prlnclplo con trols the General Land OOlco. Says Mr Whelplcy: "If President Roosevelt la nblo to wnko up that vcnorablo Institution, the General Land Office to a Benso of, At$ own shortcomings, ho will do nloro U.n any previous Executive head of the Govornmont has been able to accomplish- Land Commls. Mtaore omo and go, but tho immuta bility of the Ijiud OITlce as nn Institu tion gee on forever Tho dust ac cumulates on Its Aloe, and to hnvo tho papers In a caso lQttor-perfoct,ls fiio highest standard required ot an allogod settler who may bo nevorthet loss perjuring hlmsolf In overy line of his legal documents." ANOTHER WOtfDER OF SCIENCE. Olology has Proved that Dandruff Is Caused by a Germ. Science Is doing wondors thoso days In medicine as woll as In mechanics. Since Adam "delved the human raco has been troubled with dandruff, for which no hnlr preparation has here tofore proved a successful euro until Newbro's Herplcldc was put on tho market. It Is a Bclontlflo preparation that kills tbo germ thnt makes dan druff or scurf by digging Into tho scalp to get at tho root of tho hair, where It saps tho vitality; causing Itching scnlp, falling hair and finally baldnoss. Without dandruff hair must grow luxuriantly. Horplcldo nt all druggists. It Is the only destroyer of damlrulT For sale by Daniel J. Fry. Send 10 cents In stamps for samplo to Tho Horplcldo Co., Dotrolt. Mich. AAAAAAAAAAAAA yMnrkct Quotations Todays "Mkt 8lem Co9d Home Msrktt" a Poultry at Qtelncr's Market Chit kens 10 lie. ltgg I'er dozen. He. Turkeys 120 He. Ducks 10c. Hop Market Hups-2fl25Wc. Potatoes, Apples, Etc Potatoes 2G30a Onions C5c Dried Fruits. Dried ApploB i to (Itfc, Italian prunes, 40s to COs Co I'wtlto I'runoa Ic. Wood, Fence Posts, Etc Ills Fir 14.G0. Second Growth 14.00. 'Arli 13.00 to 13.76. Dody Oak 1G.00. Polo Oak 1G.00. Cedar Posts 10c. Hides, Pelts and Furs. Oroon Hides, No 11 7c. Oreon Hldos, No. 2205. Calf Skins 4 to 6c. Shoap 76c. Goat SklnB 26o to 1100. Oray Fox 26 to 60c Coon 10 to 40c Mink 26c to $1.26. Ottor 1.00 to 16.00. Hkunk 10 to 26c. Mu8krut 1 to 6c Wildcat 10 to 26c. Grain and Flour, Wheat C670c. Oats 30032c Darloy Brewing, 45c bushel; feed, 121 per ton. Flour Wholesale, IJ.CS. Live 8tock Market 8teer 8 to 3ic Cows 3 to 3 He. Sheep 83.G0 gross to $4.00 Dressed Veal Sftc. Hogs, alive Btfc Hogs, dressed 6a Wool and Mohair. Coarse Wool 14c Fine 16c. Mohair 33c. Hay, Feed. Eto. Haled Cheat $110111 Clover $11 $12. Tlran $20. Shorts $21. Creamery and Dairy Products. Good dairy butter 20026c Creamery butter, 30c Cream, nan skimmed, at creamery K. at farm 23 Wc I Cream separator skimmed. at ,rom CTCtry 30b njnui froIeht Portland Markit Whcatr-Wftlia Walla, 70 Wheat Valley, 76c Flour Portland, best grade, $8.00 J $3 70; graham, $3.45e$3.85. Oats Choice White, $1.16$1.20. Barley Fecd,$23.60 per ton; rolled 123. Mlllatuff Bran, $19. Hay Timothy, $13$13.60 per ton. Onions 4060o per cental. Potatoes (0060c per cental. nutter Best dairy, 20O22M; fancy creamery, 20c; storo, 16018c. Eggs Oregon ranch, 16tf017liC per dozen. Poultry Chickens, mixed, 12013c per pound; bens, 12013c; turkeys. live, l017c Mutton OroflS, $50 1 5.50. Hog-$7$76, Beef Gross, $J2CO$t.00. Veal 8G9c Hogs $7C $7.60. Wool Valley, 12H01(c; Eastern Oregon, SOHHe; MobaJr, 83Jc Hides dry. Id soai wd vrar4e, 16 to UHo. CLASSIFIED ADS Adycrtlstmtnt i. rive Use or It ti. la this cotusia Uirrtihrrt Macs for 25c socswetk $1.50 a month ah over five Hats at the seme rate. w.nfr u ii 1 1 i ii WANTED. Wanted. To rent a tract ot land for pasturo. Inquire of Commercial Cream Co. 4-C-lwk Wanted Men. Wo teach tho barber trado In tho shortest possible tlmo at small ox pen bo, and guarantee po sitions. Write Mohler's Harbor Col lego, Salt Lnko City, Utah. 2-10-2m 2000 head of Stock Cattle Wanted Cows and hulfor calves, yearlings and 2-year-old hitters; flv bulls to tho hundred hiad, to ralso on shares by rollablo nnd perfectly re sponsible lifelong cattlo men. Flno grass range tn western part ot Lane county; halt Incrcaso for six, gears. AddroBs A. J. Thompson, Gardlnor, Oregon. 12-16-4m LOST AND FOUND. Found. Two keys. Ownor can havo samo by calling at this offlco, and paying for tho ad. 4-8-3t Found. Of no particular valuo ox copt to tho ownor, a pockot memo randum book, wltli papors nnd pos tal nolb stub No. 63,066 for 16. FOR 8ALE. For Sale. A good farm team and nenrly now harness, Enquire ot 0. II. Chapmnn, It. F. I). It No. 7, city. 4-9-31 For Sale or Rent Six acres, 3 miles out, orchard, gardon, 2 acros of pas turo; good water. Seo a. V. Pear mine, 2 mlls north of city, on rlvor road. 4-0-tt Farm for Sale. 44 Mi neros, 30 noros In cultivation, buildings good, No. 1 orchard, 111 miles from town. Tho 30 noros Is nil plowed, woll watered, nearly all fenrod with plank fenoo. Prlco $1016, $160 cash down, $200 fn Ootober, tho bnlnuco on three years' time nt G per cont Intoreet. This Is n snap: must bo sold nt once. C. O. llurgesn, ngont, Short dnn, Oro. 4-8-3t For Sale, On Asylum Avenue and Statesman Btroct, grocery store, 0 room house, kitchen nnd bath room. Inquire at storo, or see Ji W. LyotiH, ono block north ot store. 4-0-3t For Sale. Ono ton-room houso; por celain bath and hot nnd cold wator. Call at 602 Liberty street 4-0-tf For Sale, No. 1 Doflanco spring wheat 86 conta per bushel, oloanod rendy for sood. I hnvo about 60 bushuls. I llvo near Pratuni, on Howoll Prnlrio. Address J. W. Gash, Sllvorton, Oro., Ilouto 2. 4-6-3t For Bale. Grbcory stock In Hast Sa lorn for ralo. !xw rent, nnd In host part of city. Buyor can Invost from $200 to $800. For furthor particu lars call at 312 Twelfth street or address. 3-9-lm. For Sale. Thrco cholco rosldenco lots In Fair mount addition. Inqulro of IS. Holer. Journal offlco. For Sale. Whlto Plymouth Rock eggs for sotting, from puro stock. Carl Ituof, Routo 7, Balom, Ore 3-12-2w For 8sle. Spring oats and spoil for seed. Also good oats for feed. Prices reasonable Cbas, O'Rrlon, 400 Capi tal stroot Phono Black 2186, 3-3-1 m FOR RENT. For Rent Small houso for rent, cheap. Ono block from business center. Apply to Mrs F. H. ISvnns, care Journal. 4-9-31 For Rent Partly Inquire of 8. S, lorn. furnished houso. Martin, South Ba 4 8-t For Rent A modern 7 room houso with every convenlonco, good wator piped Into same, with 40 acros pas ture and garden land, plonty of fruit. Chlckona and Jecxey cow for sale. Just tbo placo for eastern man. IS. C. Ball. Turner Oro., R. F. D. No. 3. 3-30-lwtf MISCELLANEOUS. Tho Ladles Of the W. O. T. U. will glyo a basket social at tholr hall, corner of Commercial and Ferry streets, on Friday evening, April lOtli. All are Invited. 4-0-11 Good Opportunity A blacksmith and wagon maker can got a good busi ness with very llttlo outlay. Capital will be furnished to tho right man, Address "B. 8. " caro Journal. is tr Eaas for Setting. Pure bred White Plymouth Rook and Dlaok Minor cas, tho best layers known. T. If. Blundell, Momlogslde Telephone No. 2006 Rod. 3-20-tf You will always find the choicest meats and groceries at the lowest prices at Edward's ft Luscber's, 406 and 410 Btato atreet 'Phone orders given special attention. HOP AND PRODUCE BUYERS. JAMES M. KYLE A CO. Highest cash price for potatoes, onions and dried prune. 176 Coaaroerctal street, Sale. Or eo. LODGES. mfmmfmmlmimmm.mtf Central Lodge No. 18 K. of P. Castle Hall In Holman Block, corner State and Liberty stroots. Tuesday ot each week t 7:30 p. m.. A. E. Strang G. 0., It J. Flomlng IC of It. antf 8. rHJHtblkMb Oh AMUItICA Court Bhorwood Foresters No 19. Meets Friday night In Turner block. 8. W. Mluturn.'C.It; i L. Brown, Boo. Modern Woodmen, of America Ore gon Cedar' Camp No. 6240.t Mcqta overy Thursday evening i, 8 o'clock. Holrann Hall, Frank A. Turner, V. O.; A. L. Brawn. Clerk. Protection Lodge No. S, Anctent Or- uor unuoa worKtnen, moots every Saturday evening In tho Holman Hall, corner ot titato and Liberty etroeta. Visiting brethren welcome. J. O. Oraham, M. W.; J. A. Sell wood, Recorder. OSTEOPATHY. Dra. M. T. Schoettle, Frank J. Ban and Anna M, Barr. Oraduatoe American school ot Osteopathy, KlrlcBvlllo, Mo., ouccossors to Dr. Graco Albright Offlco hours 9 to 12 and 1:3Q to 4:80 o'clock. Odd Follow' Temple, riiono Main 2711; roald-rnoo phono 2603 Rod. Dr. H. H. Scovell, Suggestive There poutlco and Osteopathy. Nervous, functional and mental diseases, Be rnlgla, hoadachoi, nervous proetra tlon, dyspopsla, constipation, dlar rhoca, rheumatism, asthma, eto. D'Arcy block, Stnto street Phose Main 28S6. TONSORIAL AND DATH8. I'e Shaving Parlors. Seven trat- class barbers engaged. Finest bath rooms In city. We use antlseetie steriliser. J, Ryan, Prop. Evans' Darber Shop Only first-class shop on Bttte atreot Kiery thlni new and up-to-date. Flnoit porcelali hatha. Share, 16o; hair-cut, tie; baths, 26o. Two first-class boet blacks. O. W. Kvans, proprietor. VETERINARY. Dr. E. E. Jackson, Veterinary Surgeon nml Dentist Offlco, Red Front Uvory. Phono Main 861. Rel enco Phono 2016 Rod. 12-6-ti WHAT HAPPENED? Ho wascaueht In tho act but after he boueht a new uptodate PAIR iP SHOES and had his old shoes half soled he YY33turnedloo.se, OSWALT'S SHOE STOKE 99 State Street. Harper's Whiskey Is the best Get some Into your vest Ous. Bchrelber keeps It, And you know the rest PARMER'S HOME 163 State Street J. Brownstcln & Son. J Brownstcln Son, formerly t Albany, have opened a place on StJMto and Front streets. Highest cash crtc paid for Hides. Pelts. Wool, Tallow and furs: also Jeencral dealer In eM Iron, Rubbcrand Metals- O. H. MACK X JEJ3XTC XST flucceseor to Dr. J, U. Keeae, ta Wlilte Corner, Salem, Oregon. PaxtlM desiring superior operations at sa4 erate fee In any brauch are In ili reqaest. White Bronze Monuments Never chip, crack, tar nlab, moss or corre4 The only kind teat nev er needs cleaning. Ffl the truth of the above fee them In nil the Sa lem cemeteries: sew of then have been there for 17 years. If yea want the very beat at half the price or ste-M hat will last ten tlsMS as lonir. call or or ad dress TR "WATT I0-I92 CeuccU(t , D, YVA-lAf S4Um,Ofos. CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Meets all mall and passenger traJaa. Banguge to all parU of the ey. Prompt service. Telephone No. 241. HECKMAN ft HEDRICK. SALEM WATER COMPANY OFFICE UITY HALL For water service apply at ottee. bills payable monthly In adran. Make all complaints at Ui oBlee. THE ELITE CAFE 20(1 Commercial Street OYSTERS Served in the est of style and with the most suitable accompaniments. E ECKERLBN, Proprietor Easter Cards and Novelties for Children Tfcc Vatitty Stoic. 4CrtS4. Aum M. Wkh, rr aZ1' mrmtmtmmm rmwmmmmmmt mm 'Tfu