WEEKLY OREGON' STATESMAN, Friday. October s. 1000.
In Business Oflices
an ojwn to two classes of persons, ill Those who write well,' are accurate
In figures, understand liookkeeplng,. ct ci. t t2) Those who are skilled in' short
hand and tyjewrltlng. Persou who aro proficient hi both lines are let
ter off still. Tliey arc always given the preference. We teach all these
branches, and many more. ' Iutestlga te our work. It will pay. Call or write.
PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE
Park and Washington Streets
A. V. Armslroug. LL. !., Principal. j J. A Weseo, I'enmau and Secretary
MATS OFF, PLEASE
ATTENTION
. Take off your II.VT--J.ook at it Vou iM-cd a new one We've got a large
stock of all 4 he Litest and most iwjjular ' '
Fall Style Hats
Quality and Style Hats tbe Highest. . Prices the Lowest
We havf aiH-iaI $3.0O Derby. 1ljey are the same quality and finish
you find in the $5.oo minus the exclusive 'hatter's name.
Derbys $1.50, $250 t!p.
fedoras, alt Blocks, $1, $l.50', $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4.50.
G. W. JOHNSON 2 CO.,
The People's. Clothiers and furnishers
257 Commercial Street
f t fii Tnii
Shoe
At 3-4 of Their
In round ficurcs, that i what wo
cut 'approximates alfout 25 jcr cent .
tliaL We have an ohject in cutting
U rv I J
gtviug away cur legitimate profit wrthout an ohjoct--and bur object
is a good one. , ;-.'! . "; ; -i.;. . . : , ' - ; -r
Thcro was a travefer in yesterday from one Of the leading music
houses in Cincinnati; and lie expressed astonishment at the way v&
had cut the prices, aid wo were foolish. Well, maybe we are, but
the customers are getting the benefit. This man knows the value of
pianos in all inakes,(and ho sees the bargains we arc ottering,, yet
there is an occasional prospective buyer who yet thinks possibly the
cut is not as deep as it looks, j . :.
You'll Know when It's Too Late
Those Kingsburys; already low, marked down $75 under price,
and miud you thcuo instrumepts sell in a big town -in -Washington
for $50 more than we ask originally. Then that fine mahogany
Ludwig with $75 chopped ofT; the big English oak Fischer $125 less
than usual and the fino walnut Fischer cut $100, and sd on all
throngh. It's a cut that counts. ; , v '
Tliere hro two people after the big oak Fischer its a question
who comes first- takes a day or two sometimes to decide on as
weighty a put chase as that of a piauo.: Some customers wait a year
or more and wisely, too till there's a good snap offered them.
Several have decided in the last week that have profited largely by
.the waiting.';::".:: , :! " , vi ' ".' ;. '
Organs, ;Too, Rcmemlier
Cut all soriB of ways. ? That big six -octave Chicago Cottage oak will
go next. That $19.50 fecond hand one has a customer after it, to.
Oughtn't to take long at that price, though, t . decide. This sale
won't last always, 1
F. A. W1GGIN.
307 Commercial Street
Salem,
Regarding your eyesight with ;. our
a 1. 1 and you will soon know, whether
or not glasses are necessary.
U hare the facility for making a
; thorough test or the eye and fitting
plaea -with -accuracy. 5
-The department 1 In eharge of a
: graduate optician, who tons modem
Instruments at his '-"disposal. Pre
scriptions for glasses carefully filled.
Herman W. Carr
; ' Scientific Optician.
IIS State St. Salem. Oregon
I s
Salem, Oregon
LADIES' GOODYEAR WELT
',-H i C SBAMIiESS'' SHOES ; '
; run noY8.. !
Youths' . ; $1.40 J
. Boys' .... 1.75 i
C. G. GIVEN
Actual Value
Viro doincr in our hie sale.
The
ami in several cases jnoro I
this Avaytii(Tre's ncr sens
than
sense in
s
Oregon
3Irs. Illhlilower How piiet your
uttle boy is. Mrs. Slluisoul llcally a
model youth. ; ' -
Willie Sliiusou Well, mother told
me not to ay anything to emharrait
her while I was here, and I haven't
dared. open : iuy iuoutu. The Kmart
Set. i. -..:'
; Matrimonial liapuine3 depends a
great deal ou 'the quality of the eook-
NEW TO-DAY.
MKW TOIAY-CkIer made for Farnv
iep in htj of 5U gjillons or more.
IJriuff your apple ami iarreh$. and
we will do the rest, tfideou Ktolz,
Cider and Iiuttlhij? Works, Hill and
.Summer street. Salem. 10:4dw-lw.
LOST. A package of i dren gooU
marked iu Jolmsou," on rojid be
st ween Salem r.nd I'ratuui, TuetuLiy
evening, Oct. l!d. Finder pleatM leave
ane at thL office and receive lllir
al reward. -' : 105-1 twl.
DRESS TUTTING SCHOOL
I!asoieii4d, atltoom 7, CSray Block.
A ierfect nytern of drtsi cutting la
taught, and satisfaction! guaranteed.
' i 10:4-dw-lm.
WOVEN WIRE FENCIMG
At grejttly reduced - prices. Itoultr
Xettlng, I'ickets.aud liingles
: SALEM FENCE WORKS !
WALTEll MOHLKY, Irop.
I 53 State Street, Salem.
CALL FOIl COUNTY WAltUAXTS.
i Notice U liereby given that I have
funds on hand with which to redeem
all outstanding county' warrant en
dorsed not paid for want of funds"
prior to ami iucludhig January 12, llil 1
i muiu ; wr rams win ie paiii . on f
presentatlou at my ottice, 1 interest
thereon ceaghig from and after date
of thia not ice. i " ', ..
Xht ted this fourth day of -October,
100O.- '-."-. t
A. L. DOWNING,
Treasurer of Marion CoOuty. Or.
dt-wlt. ; '
ADM IN ISTTt ATOIt'S ! NOTICE
OF
, : ? A PFOINTM EXT.
Notice 4s hereby given to all .whom
t may concern, that the undersigned
lias been this day by the County Couri
of Marlon county, Oregon, dulv an-
txiiutiMl ;is the administrator of the
estate, of Xelstm It. Doty, late of Mar
lon county. Oregon, ileceased, and all
persons having claiims against said
estate are- hereby further uotitled to
prcwut the Kiiine duly veritied to the
Undersigned administrator at tlie law
office of Tilmou Ford. W. M. Kaiser
and W T. Slater, at the city of Salem,
in Marion county, Oregon, within, six
months after the date of itlw first
publication of this notice. All per
son indelted to said estate are here
by requested to make Immediate pav
meut thereof to the undersigned ad
ministrator, '''.- '
Dated ''at Salem, Oregon, this 1th
thiy of Octoler. A. D. liHH).
. 1. C. NKEDHAM.
AdniinJstratoroC (the estate of Nel
son 11. Dofi-.' flacead. - : ; ,,;
10:5dlt.. tviif.
Gooti Dairy Pa rms
For Sale
Eiksy way to make money with small
capital, and live near ocean lHacli or
on the Little Nestucca river ind hay,
where fishing and hunting Is tlrst
class. Three good fan us to selL Sizei
Two are J acre tracts: ouo 122 aerun.
(Sok1 farm , dwellings and. Improve-.
meuts on each; about one-halt in nl-i
ti vat Ion and meadow, rest in grass.
and timber, enough for domestic pur-j
isises; land, rich ami productive, tivcj
tons of hay grows per acre. Cows on
one farm have best-test at the Mack
intosh Cheese . Factor'. Public roads
ami school close to creamery.'" Forty
ieau of cattle, household furnltureL
Lncliidlng good piano, , tour stoves.
farming implements, with good farm
wagon.'-SO tons of hay to go with
either one or,two .of .these , farina.
Terms to is; very . reasonable, prices
from SliMiO to $-HK Tlie last price to
include two farms of SO and 122 acres,
resjHt-tlvely. f Milch cows on farms
gradetl up with mixed. Jersey Idood.
J'ersonal prolerty, worth prlce of lest
farm, to go with j land. No nies on
this- offer, : - Address II. - it. llcutt
ricks, !tays City, Oregon, if you mean
business. ' - : 1 ;- ., :- ' . :,'',.; . ;
Hewitt Pays the freight
On nil orders of $20 and upwards,
within a radius of 100 miles of rort
land. ICailroad and Logging Camps
a Specialty. . : . ' . ' . 4
A. HEWITT,
i i - ' -- . ,
No. 185 Third Street, Portland, Or.
mil' STALLION, "JEROME"
, f NO. 29631
Will stand for Marcs he coming sea
&m at C-nr of Ferry and Liberty
streets. For Pedigree and particular,
call on ;
Dr. W. Long
Vetrterinary burgeon! Salein, Or.
Money to Loan
On'lmproTed farm ajjd elty property
t lowest current rata. i
T. k: ford,
Oref La4d A Buab'a bank.
FOlt SALE 12 acres of hind, between
Chemawu and Brooks; 2i acres ,1s
cultivated; 5 more easily broaght
. under cultivation; balance - cleared
and eedetl. 'House ami outbuild
ings and well; ,4 rulh? rrom school;
Vt mile from It. H.; eross-roads on
place. Title good. Adilresi L. Hahn.
P.rooks, Cre. . lO-lmt. 1
It I'frrLTNTr YOUN MAX-Cau make
$"JO per . month and expenses. Per
manent imsition. ;Exierlence unaec
essry. Writ- quick, for particulars.
CMrk & Co.. Itu & Locust at reeta,
Philadephla . Pa. 0:4-6ui-dw
FOR SALE. Forty-one bead of
stock sheep for sale; also fine Here
ford bull. 1 year olL Apply to Thom
as. Watt & Co.. 227 Commercial
street, fc'alem, Or. ' li-tf.
irzDic
in
Also an immense line of ladies
Friedman's New Racket Store
Comer State atnl Commercial Streets
HIGH
AT
This js exactly what we are selling. The store is being rapidly depleted.
We have some nice ail-wool dress goods, fine silks, rich velvets, fine table
linens and napkins. Good assortment of hosiery, underwear, cloves ami
corsets; Come here for
NO GREAT ACTIVITY
LOCAL HOP DEALKRS ARK AWAITING
, KASTEKK ORDERS. '
(Irow.n Hold for Better Prices Thn Cur.
i rent tJttottloB Coa tract Hops
Are Ilelag Received.
The local hop market is not very ac
tive, both dealers and buyers being ap
parently determined to await the
opening of the Eastern and Loudou
markets before beginning oieratious
here. Another thing Uat has caused
ft postiMJuemeut J of activity " in hop
circles is the fact that many of the
growers hav. not yet completed lull
ing their hops, and were reluctant In
giving samples until the crop should
Ik in bale.. This week the jvork,- of
L-aling will be, - completed, however,
and dealers will Wieu be able to .secure"
samples; ; which, after being sent ; to
the trade, In tlie East,' will soon bring
orders to! the iocai cleaiers, and will
doubtless rs-ilt in advantageous sales
being ptpuptly made.' ,('.' .-.
Those of -the local eis'-iat'ors in hops
having - contracts; ! have II comiueBced
taking In the crops thus purchased In
hdrance-rthese were uiadeat from U
to 12 cents a jiound and the hops Jn
yolvexl will le shipiied to supply, the
early demands of the markets, and, at
prcfeiit .prh-es, .will bring" good proilt
to the ilealer. .. :
Several ' sales have reeentlv boon
made, some of the dealers acknowl
edging that some of the Marlon coun
ty growers have disposed of their pro
ilucis. which graded high, at remuner
ative prices, as! much as 15 cents a
pound being paid in several Instances.
As the bops in these cases were sold
Ijef ore baling was couipleted, aud de
liveries liad, therefore, not leen made,
the names of tlie growers making the
sales were withheld. It will only !h
a short time, however, according to
one prominent bop. man when 15 cents
will be the ruling figure, and a shade
olovi that may bo paid before the
next week rolls around,
j Tliere is a iwHsIbility. so some deal
ers assert, that hops will not advance
much now, as brewers are making no
Iminirles, an indication that old stocks
in their ha mis are sufficient to. carry
thein over for a: tUne. but these stocks,
it is Jteliyved. cannot be. very exteu-ilre;-
aMlr every, brewer will be wm
pelled. U'fpre very '. long, to lay In a
sunly. as tlie world's crop, Is short of
the demand, the requirements of the
English market being far In excess of
any year since 1SOH.
F0RSELLIN6LIQU0R
TURNER SALOON KEEPER HAS
SERIOUS CHARGES TO FACE.
Held to the Ctrenit Conrt-SeveraJ
Accasattoos tfad Ajralnsi Him
Another Arrest. .
There seems to be a determination
on the part of some of the 4-itizeus of
Turne( to drive the saloon out of that
place, jjby making R extremely, uncom
fortable for ItsjVroprietor, Josh Lind
sey. Lijt..Tuesiay Mr, Lindsey was
arrested1 on a j cha rge of selliug liquor
to a minor, and 'on the following day
be was, upon preliminary hearing 'be
fore Justice L O' Donald, bound over
to apiiear lief ore: the - circuit court,
which will lie In ! session ! next week.
As soon as he liad given Iwuds for jhis
appearance at that time ami was re
leased, he - was arrestetl ; on -anotlier
tharge, thai tt selling Uquor without
a license.' The time for hearing this
charge was et for yesterday morn
ing at 1) o'clock, but on the failure of
the prosecafing wKness, E. U Martin,
t o a mea r. t 1m a cused . wa s relea sed.
It is aid -that Ike tharge will be
brought In tbe circnlt f-ourt and asid
from it, and that of selling liquor to a
minor, .there i'will also be charges of
keepingj open on Sumlay' and keeping
a gambling Jiousa.- Thes charges wiil
probably all lie " brought lfor the
pi osecutinj attorney on ISatUrday, and1
hi
A BIG LINE OF MEN'S ' ":
AND BOYS' . f
CLOTH 1 NO
capes and jackets, Fur collarettes,
Blankets and quilts at
QRADE GOODS
LOW GRADE PRICES
ribbons and laces, hats,
Isadore Greenbaum
,"i . - -jb'.-j-'- - -.'" ... . ,
First store south of Postoffice.
an effort will be made to have Indict
meiits brought in on all the accusa
tions. - ... .. .
Last evening J. B." iruderwool, of
Turner, wa5 also arrested on a t-harge
of selling liquor without a license;
about a year ago. Mr. Underwood
was brought before the court a ad was
released until today, when, he will be
given a preliminary hearing. Mr. Un
cerwood says his arrest is purely spite
work - and the accusation Is made
against, him at the instance-of Mr.
Lindsey In order to shield himself.
THE POLITLCS Of HAWAII.
CANDIDATES FOlt DELEGATES
TO CONGUESS ARE NATIVES.
An 1 Intei-esting Contest in Prospect
ror the New Territory A lie
publican Pledge.
VICTOIIIA, B. C. Oct. 4.The fol
lowing advices from Honolulu were
brought toy the steamship Miowera,
dated Septemtjer 2Mh: .
'The Republican and Democratic par
ties each held theln'X'oiiTeutlon on
the- 24th. Kaeli party uatnd i native
I la t-ai la n for delegates to Washing
ton, making ft .certain 'that all the
candidates, in the field will be natives,
ami the Independents' are sure to put
up 'llobert W. Wilcox; The Republi
can nominee is Samuel Tarker. clialr
man of the Hawaiian delegation to
tlie Nattioual Republican CouveutJon,
at Philadelphia. Tlie Democrats have
put up I'riucc. David rKat-;iuauakoa.
Folh Park'i'r and Prluci'' David ar;
Very popular natives, and the cam
paign, with them uud Wilcox In the
field, promises to be Interesting. Wil
cox ia an avowed Royalist and . an
enemy of annexation.
The Republican plat Tor in phnlge
the party to secure from tlie legisla
ture a "toberal allowance fur the use
and benefit of Lilluokalaui."
MURDERER ARRESTED.
Wallace, Ila., Oct. 4. The inquest
on (the 4oly ofMattMaiiey, who was
murdered on Monday hioruiug, was
eonclinled tmlay. The verdict charge?
Ed. Rice with the crime. Rice is.lu
custody. 1 1
BILLS ABE AUDITED
THE - COCNTY COCRr TRANSACTS
1 i j ROUTINE BUSINESS.
tllneM of Coiamtastoaer W m. Mllejr Pre
vented the Trip to Slay toa to. . . . .
I j; Inspect Urldge.
The county court, yesterday post
istued Its vlit to Strtyton, to inspect
the repairs. on the Juildge across the
Santiam. on account of the illness of
Commissioner ; Miley. The regular
wtrk of the session, .however, was
taken up. and a large uuiiiIht of bills
were .examined and .audited, and a
quantity of other routine business dis-'
loseil of. ; Among, the lllls audited
were, the following:
. C Road and Bridge. -
: : Clmd
J. E. McCoy... Wl
M. IIdlert. ... ., 2
11.. L. Earl.... .... 11 t
Fred Iloseh. . ... .. 2 in
C. F. Royal... .... U7 7
Radabaugh Co. ... 8
W. J. Hadler... ... T 4a
AIM
$ D3 00
2 Oil
11 00
2 Oil
t7 50
S oo
5 40
12 SO
'12 50
11 40
4 37
3
1 50
20 7i
21 r iWt
70 00
22 S7
5 00
SOO
9 SO
C. V Heln,... .... 12
O. C'Tteetvs... . 12 Oi)
Curtis Lumber Co. . 11 4U"
C. S. Ficklin 4 37
A. K. Nelson.... .. 3 tn
P-en Ijitourette.." . . 1 TA
Ca pital Lumber Co. . 2J 7ft
John LIdity . T . . ... 202 W
J. J. Selles...,
.. 70 00
Schomus Bros..-..,. 22, S7
Ames Bros. i.. ....; 3
B.C Hanson.. .... ,3 t
Bewley Bros. ..... 0 8i
Brandenlierg and
Wheeler ... ... IS 144
A.-C. tiihs;..... ... 21 OH
Wm. IMchler. . . . IS m
G. W. Anderson .... 13' 00
21 OO
18 OO
15 00
Mrs, Ida McAllister leaves this
morning for Price. Utah, going thence
to the White -Hock Indian agency,?
wher she has secured a responsible po
sition under the Government. She
goes over tbe O. It & N. Company's
Hive, from Portland.
1
dress skirts, umbrellas and rubbers.
Salem, Oregoa
caps, umbrellas and shoes.
1
G0VERK0R BRADY, OF AL&flKl
-
Wishes to Fend That Territorj'a In
sane Patients to the Oregon
i Asylum for Treatmrnt.
s Recently Supt J. F. Calbrmth, of
the Oregon Hospital for the Insane,
received a letter from Governor
Brady,. of Alaska Territory, asklug for
terms on which tlie insane patients of
that territory could be brought to the
Oregon asylum for treatment, the ter
ritory having, no suitable place in
which to care for fts insane. Suieriu
teudeut Calbreath submitted tlie pn
TKwitlon to the Board 'of 'Asylum
Trustees and he was yestenlav In
structed - to-Teply .to Governor Bradv,
that patients committetl from tlie Ter
ritoiy Xf Alaska would he received
and treated at $13 per month each.
The boon! decided on "this. In -view
of the fact, that, with the new wing
in use, there is sutndeut room to re
"eive and care for more patients, aud
at flie figures nametl, f 13 per mouth
which is atout $3 per uunwli in excess
of tlie cost of k'plug patients the
work could be undertaken, t'spn lally
as the caring for twenty or twenty
live more patients would inot involve
the hiring of more attimdantf.
It is not known what action tlm
ALtska authorities will take on -.'Hits'
lid. but it is likely that It will be ac
cepted, and Ihnt several 'patients may
be expected from that territory soon.
i I, " -" 1 1 in i y m
A SHORT JOB.
Boston. Mass..i Oct. 4. Tlie RepulJl
Cans of Massachusetts held their state
convention here today. Tlie present
state officers were re-nominated.
In China a doctor's fee varies' from
8 cents to a quarter.
Market
Reports
The local market quotatioai fetter"
day vere as foIUws: !
Wheat 4!) cents at tlie Salem Flour
ing Mills Co.'a office.
Oa4s 35 cent (buying). h
Hay Cheat, buying $fj to $0.50: tltn-
timothy, $8.50 to $10.
Flour 73 and 80 cents per sack: 2 8f)
to $3 per bbL -. "
Mlll4feul--Bran. $13"; shorts. $15.50. j
Butti-r-18 and 22 cents, (buylngi.
Eggs 20 cents.
Poultn Chickens, 7e iwr lb.
I'ork Fat, 5c gross, net. s !
BeefSteers, a'A cows, 3V4c; good
heifer, 3lc. - ,
Mutton Sheeo. J to XA on foot: ihear-
ed y to 3c !
Veal and 7c dressed.
Potatoes 2530 cents, buying.
Wool is to 16 cents, market weak,;
Mohair 2$ cents.
WHIPS, ROBES
California Oak-tanned 'Leather viti.
i . , IIarnest Oil, etc. -
! I P. E. SMAFER
23 State Street Salem, Oregon
.S. Ct STONE, M. D.
Proprietor ol r
- - SALEM. OREGON. ,
The stores, (two In number) are lo
cated at No. 233 and 333 Commercial
street, and are well stocked with a
complete line of drags and medicines,
toilet articles, perfumery, brushes,
etc., etc., etc. :i . ' . j l
DRj STONE
Has had some 2f years experience in
the practi.-? of meilScine and now
makes no charge for consultation, ex
amination or prescription.
W. amm mm .- mm mm
iTr. WlUlamn'-Iadlan Pitt
1 1- i n n v.Aim..t.in'i.ii tiund.
II I I II II i"WBleedinff and Ilcbin
UK
rni.. 1 1 .wrh-ihetomnri,
auaya tho tlchlnR at ootrc. acU
!u a noultice. rivca Instant re
U
lief. Dr..WilIiam-lndla-iPilOlnt.
i. ....... t fn. pimm(I Itcn-
Isg of the Drfrate parts.' Every.
rarraated. By dnurgtKt. by nH onfjV
f rri-. M erata and !.. WILll
KimX9 CO.. Props.. Clevelaad, OUKm
irruun.
KAXUFAI
S11FS DRUG
STORES
For atle bz all ilruggia.