The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, October 10, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text&xmxmn7Kaimstfmm3sa timm Tho Latest Scientific Discovery Isbascdonthoprinclplo, "Destroy tho cause, you rcmovo tho effect." Hcrplcido kills tho onn thnt canso dan rttlTby diccimr tin tlm scalp as thoy burrow tncir pcstiicrons way to thohnlrroot,whcrotlicy Anally destroy tlio linlr. Without dandruff your hair will crow hixnri. aniiy. Newhro's Hcrpicido Btonq dandruff nml rutt ing hair, and starts lmlr crowing within 10 days, Onobottlo will convince you of this. For Safe at all Pint-Clan Drug Stores. O. C T Go's I'AUSKNfiKll BriJAHiKll POMONA X. AND' If altonA LKAVKB .'Oil PdltriiAND ....."."X.M0,,I,t Bundiiv nt 7 n m QUICK TIMK AND UIIIJAP 11ATKH. Dock Iwtwenu Htnln ntiit Comt bin. M. V IIALDWIN. Aint. 5G Come and see us for cheap crockery and glassware. The assortment is too large to men tion it in a small space like this. Cups and saucers, 65c. set of six. The entire line of enameled ware will be cleared out at cost price. Come and get what you need, you will find it cheap. lama Tea-Store l'lioiio2411. Frwj Delivery. A j (Social news t 4 w and views I Deputy Sheriff 11. l. Colluth, win In Woodburn yesterday. Dr. K. A. I'ierco has returned from n professional vielt to Portland. II. A. Illy of Crowley, Polk county was n Snlom visitor yesterday. W. II. Qucener mid J. A. Hondorshott of Slaylon Aero Pnlom visitors yester day. lion. 0. II. Mack, county com missioner for Multnomah comity wan a Salem visitor yestorday. Albert and Kdwurl Uuof of Soup Creek are In town soiling hops, IioyS uuil apples. doll Nash, Mel Hamilton's Bonial bar tender, wiih out for birds yesterday and can give any of the Salem sprorts points on Mr. Cninanian. Just call on Clell for information. Ho didn't shoot at stuffed birds either. V. T. Iligdnn, wont to McMinnvIlle yesterday tonttend n meeting of tho directors of tho Oregon Firo Aesoolat ion. Hotnado tho trip on his wheel, leaving hero after dinner and returning before lie had his supper. Trustee Chosen. M.Wiprut has beon chosou trustee by tliHcrodltorH.it tho bankruptcy caboof .1. M. Nieklo and Mary Alpln. ' Rheumatic pains nre the cries of protest ana dwiresj f ,-um tortured muscles, aching tuiuts ami excited nerves. The blood has ictm poUound by the accumulation ot -.taste mutter in the system, and can no loiij-'r suppl . the pare and health sustain ing fowl tUe require. The whole systen. feels the effect of this acid poison ; am not until the blood has been purified and brought ba c to a healthy condition wdl the uuhes and pains cease. Mm. Jiidt Kr I, of 707 Ninth trcet, N. It Wasniiift. ii, p. C, writ! n follow t "A felt liontlwhj I had an uttacU of bciatie lllauiiu- t.x wf 10 Inieate (hat I Uremic .iiipltf'y pro Irulcl TlwrfiUM-'- wan uiiumal' sroiic and my ondltion ww rntjrd. dlti c ij-ir d.iijrr out I wj m united by one of the ii" t '' d.ic tomnWaihniKtou who is iImj a nteiiitxr i f the f o ulty of a leading nc-lUal collK hi re lie lulj mo lion a..d I would et we" After .taring- i filled tw lc timvw without receiving t e IikI.uI benefit, I dliu:d imoaiiuue lm tre tme 't lotizcr IUviiik luard of h. h f i ill hpeciiw ' reoonimeiid.l for KhcuniKlUm I decided Blim llwU'lwir however to sue the roedi- me a irt , and 4 ter I had uUen a few ltile I W4 hle to hoth'' around on crut dies, mid v ryoon there after had ua u tor thetu at all. l i to ai cutel me wutf a4 welt At tUe dWii'B naini tiavc Irfi me. rev apfMrti'e hit reiurned. and I am hafpy to be again rctorcd to irfect ntMiin ... tlie great vegwu purifier and tMic, it th ideal reined in ail rliUHiatic trouble ' Tl,.r-1 no nnialcs or miiieroU In U to dUturb the digMtUt uad lead to ruinous jumis. We Inve pre-tred a special 'ok on RheumattfcJii whii-U eery au Here r fro-' tbik painful dUeuise aiiouW rewl. ItUti must complete 4 latcnaJlBg book ot live kind In . It will 1 fre to anv one dnj it. Writ our ,l" ciaitc M'.vnn.l frwly out yoor ca-.- We taV it rhwy fir jeltcl dw-r. THE SWIFT SPECtFIB W.. ATUKTA, 6A. 6 Tib X Bi. n r Cv k33bJ3fe2! fiAILROAD TICKETS Enormous Extent of These Articles Used Daily. On .One of the Greatest Railroad Systems In the United Statcslntcrestlne Informa tion. "Tukets, tlckatol" The passengers dug down in their ro spectivo hiding plncoi fur thu bits of pastloard neccesary for a rido. A drummer, who win telling an old story to n now mnii, pulled his milengo book out of tho first pocket he put his hand i'lto. Tho old initii across the atslo had less experience nml more ttoublo. Rummaging around in all tho pockets of tils coat, vest and trout-era, without catching n gllmpo of his ticket, ho turned frantically to his overcoat, run sicked that garment In vain, plunged Into his valise, tcattorod Its contents, and finally Bank back in his seat, hopo leas, dejected, exhausted. Then tho conductor camo along and picked tho old man's ticket out of his hat band, wlmro it had first been placed to it could not bo forgotton. Thu incident had been observed and enjoyed by two other passengers. Tho conversation turned toward rallcoad tickets, andonooftho pair remarked: "It seems strange any one should have difficulty in locating his ticket; surely tho Uurllngton prints enough of them " "Vos, I suppose it dees print several thousand." "Several thousand I" You want to guess again I I have been doing a llttlo figuring, and I find that the tickets the Turlington issued last year, If placed oud to end, would reach from St. Paul to Chicago, a distance of 430 miles. After carpeting the route of its electric-lighted limited, between these cities, thcro would bo llvo mllej of tickets loft over to covor tho sido trhckB." ''That's a pretty long strip of paper." "I know it, but I think my calcula tions nro correct. I have some ilgtirus In my note book, and, if you liko, we'll look tllom oyer togothor. Those figures sliowthetitiuiberof tickets isuod by tho liurlingtDii from thu Urn ha goaeral of fices during tho last year. First, let us look at tho mileage books. I find there were 11,500 of thusu books put out. Some of them, those containing 3,000 milos.measuro just twenty-six feet when pulled out. Hut thu 1,000-unlu bookii. more commonly seen, arc nine feot long, riieto strips of mileage aru printed off one pieco of paper nowadays, and tho counterfeiter has not as crsy n t-tsk as when several strips of paper were ptsted together to niako up one book. If wo place these 11,000 strips of mileage end to end, thoy will extend down tho track for twenty miles. "Perhaps It would bo moro fun to pile tho mili-ago books one on top of another, as wo used to do with blocks. If tho inlleagu books would remain on top of each other wo should havo u stack high or than any church steeple you over saw 287)f feet. Suppose you undertake to use up thogo mileage books. Koine of thorn contain 1,000 miles; othors L',000 miles, and n few, 11,000 miles. In tho lot there is transportation for 10,850,000 miles. If you rido GOO iiiIIoh a day for sixty years you'll just about use all your books. Or suppose you want to study all the liurlingtin lines. There are 8.01)0 miloa of railroad in the llurlingtoii sys-. tern, and you could make 1,1118 trips over it all before your mileage gave out. "Hut in i leii go tickets are not thu only ouis in tho ticket rase. There are others. Thu tickets moit commonly used by llurlingtoii station agents for travel between points on that line aro known as book tickets. One hundred of them are bound together in the form of a book, and on issuing tho tickot tho agent writes his natno of tho starting point and of tho destination. Of thocu tho Burlington's tinket n an ut Omaha lued -153,000 last year. Allowing 200 for ono inch in huiglit, wo should havo a monument of tickets toworing 180 feet in tho air. "Wherever (ho tickot sales from one station to another aio very numerous, and tho demand regular, card tickets tako tho pitti o of book tickets. Of tho former just about 1,000,000 wore used lust year. A sttack of aCO' card tickets measures fight inches in height. By a year's supply would pllo up over n half mile juito h pieco of statuary. Of coureo, tho tickets in this paste board nionumont would not includo tho thousands of card tickets printed for special excursions. If on top ot tho millionth card tlekot wore placed the exouridon tickets Issued during ono year for county and stato fairs, oxpoaitions, conventions, pionios nml blmllar oo oasions, our card towor would bo nearwr a mile high, and tho Washington monu ment would worn like a boys' fci tomlt stono in comparison. 'But the Burlington soils many tickets to points off it own liime. Theo through tickets are made by pasting together as muny strijw us are ealled for by the different lines over which the iMkSteuuer will travel, i have seen tho j Burlington twket man paste up one of theee cuuon tiekete till it reunited a length of Hve feet. Tbe pttrelwwr of this ticket, a j voh may guei, wa going to do ;oiildenhle trmeHote, over a number of Ituee, ami making unmerouii tUi-overs. iixty ftcli of jpr (jtuteik strip for one ticket, isn't HT I'm gled vty tkket Ien't tltat eite, eUe our p"-ket -itooke would rtMewble JteM-suit oMee. . "About 100 0CO coupon tickets wore ieeuedUU ymr. Ii they all luulbMM m U.ii.'Hginy friemi'e tikt. flte Um, llufy huuUI IwvestreUhetl t oserflft hiIm). nrtiinrii tliau nerml the dldani'e i '-- - ! between Now York and I'uihfklpiiia. ' III auldilluu to. the tuk'te lUI ' lm.AA. MiuiiUa au tliiMM utlxL mil !" UtA Utiieugo awlUy tlwSU Iuto eural raaBryninra&aff f ! offices. In order to find out how many miles of tickets wero iesued by tho en I tiro llurlingtoii Houto last year, let ub multiply tho Omaha issuo by three, l'rom tho latter oQlco wa And twenty and one-half mlleBoEmllesengo tickets, fiovenly-one and one-half miles of boo!? tickets, tovenleeii and one-half miles of coupon tickets, and thirty-flvo and one bait miles of card tickets, in all 115 miles of papor and card board good for traveling. Three times this amount kim us ion mncsoi tirKeis, or some where near what is ucd by tho entire Uurllngton Route. "Tho Burlington ia rebuilding Its head quarters in Omaha, and tho improve ments will includo largo quarters for tho ticket departmont. I think you can readily foo that a good deal of apace is required for tho sto:k of tickets." Tho train plowed down, and tho gon tlomati who had given his companion so much information closed his notebook a id bado him a coruteous good-bye. A llttlo later tho lotio traveler, modify ing upon tho immensity of ono small department of tho Burlington system, said : "Say, Conductor, who was that man?" "That? Oh I That was John Francis, general passenger agent of tho Burling ton." Dr. null's Cough Syrup Is a remarkable inedkiue. A dry, tickling, hacklngcough, tho warning that consumption lurks near, needs nootner doctor imt Dr. unit's Cough Syrup. It positively cures throat and lung trouble. THE OFFICIAL BALLOT PRINTING The County Clerk Sends Notice to Printers and Publishers of Matlon County. Notico is hereby given that bids will bo recoived by tho County Clerk of Ma rion County, for tho furnishing and printing of tho official and Bamplo ballots for tho presidential election to bo hold on Novombor (Uh, 1000, as follows, to wit: 22,000 official wlillo balloU) (printed on 50 lb, M. ?. Book No. 1.) 22,000 color oj samplo ballots. Bids to bo for tho furnishing and de livering of said suppllos at tho office ot tho county clerk on or boforo October 20th, 1000; bids to bo oponod In tho presence of John Scott, County Judge, on Monday, October 15th, 1000, at 10 o'clock A, M. Tho right is reserved to reject any and all bids W. W. HALL, Clerk. Sad News. Chief Juitlco It. S. Beau received a telegram yestorday from Moscow, Idaho, bringing tho sad news of Ihodoath Mon day evening of Kathleen tho 5-months old daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Condon, Mrs. Bean's brother and cister in law. Dr, Hull's Cough Syrup Is unquestionably the most remarkable remedy ever produced for tho euro of throat and lung troublos It has cured thousand", and ha douo wonders in many cases of incipient con sumption. 1L !! J U... II... II fl 1 Bean tb ) m m w nan Aways bwjiii Signature of 'mk Conyentlon Postponed. The Sunday School convention that was to have boon held today was post poned and tho day of tho convention will be announced later To-Mght and To-Morrow Night. And cucli tiny una night during tills woolc you am uct at any druggist's ICoinp m Biilsiitn fur tho Th rout and Lungs, acknowledged to bo Mio moat flrJccoewful roiuedy oyer sold fur Coughs. Croup, Bronchitis, Asthma and Conatiuiptluti. Out a Uttlu to. day and kuop Itulways In tho huuco sij you can chock your cold at onco mco'i'ic and 60c. Sample bottle froo, eod&w TODAY'S MARKET, Pohti-and, Oct. 10. Wheut vit ley COo Walla Wallu, 65 Flour Portland, boat grades 2.00 U.40. Graham 2 flO. Oats Cholco Whlto 40-12i!, grey 30 -Ho por bushel. Mdlstuff-Bran, $15 50; shorts, f 17.00 Hay Timothy f 12(213 per ton. Onions 85c tl Potatoes 60 to COo por sack. Butter Best dairy. 25030; fancy eroaniory, 45 to 55c. fetoro 25c. 30. IJggs Oregon, fresh 25c. Poultry ChlokoiiB.tS 00 to3 50; hens, 13.50 to 4.60; turkeys, live 13 to 14o. Mutton Drowsed, )$ to 7c r pound. Hogs Heavy dressed fl to fic. Beef Steers, fj.604 ; cows, T33.60; drofwed beef, U to 7c. Voal Dressed, 8 & 8Kc for email. Hops 28c. for'1800 crop, 12) to 14c for new crop. Wool Valley, 11 15c Ji; Eastern Ore gon. 1013c; Mohair, 26. Hides Ureen. salted CO lbs, i 8o; under 00 Iba, 7XW i sheep pelts, 15 20c SALKM UARKKT. . Wheat 68 ponnds and over, 50. Wool, 13 to 10c, Mohair, 25. Hope 11 to 15c Oats 36 toWc. Hay Bftlwl. idieat, T7; timothy, f 10. Htfgs 28 9 -' Flour-In wl.ohwale lots, 2.&0 ; retail tH Milktuffs Bran, 1S; shorts, $H4- Hogs Dresewl, 44(0. Live cattle Steers, oows, 2J to Sheep-vSO. DreiHMl Veal 7 oent. Ilutter Dairy, l20os oreamery, 9 HOo. i Poultry rat nans per n.. i 8(tib 8,'V"J ''" ilokens per io re. Pttotns new, 80e per lwwuj. A pple 8e. im-iawK'u MAKirrr. Fitt tmtt ihw M 7.- 7c 2fc Kms yet lo- cwli A Pew Pelniers The receut UtUUce ofnhe nuuiber o dMtlia iliow that th krye majorit di with coMonipHon. tw eee uimD with n approntly lar y ' (XHijth which emi WcareJ instantly t Kuup's Vmnx ior Uw Thivwt Styl ..JL .ul.wl. m uiiitranld to eure n I ' rliv ......... ... ,." - ....i ....i I Mlieve all . rinut mt. " m.. For sale by il-lrutit. 1 OAIB'S'OW.IA. in um m mm mm Mfr m& f L&xtfy 'U X , iinwwuiii miiium 'iH B - i W' i u' ' t im -7t t i in,!1 in fit a! :!&, 4Nrrra "er gj m ifu. ijk Afcg?(iulcPrcaraltonrorAs- p ' slmilaUngihc Food nnctttcd ula- m imlta3UffiadisnittlBoAYcisor 9 Promolo3 DigC3lion,Cliecrriir- ncss nml ncst.comaina neither OpiunuMorfliinc norIiivcral. TSot "Narcotic. J!MpenfOMft-&UUn.rtKIr.1 .11 . iW dbvr ,tnfl JUtoiinmt- . IfffrrtSttif- it uvtmetrJetfa rfytifgdliMr Il&feniw rim Apcritcl Hometly rorConstipa llon, Sour Sloniacli.Diarrlioca Wornts .('onvulsions ,icverish ncss fiml Loss of Sleei. racSumto Signature of NEW YORK. WS"3 exact copy or wrapper. i CfyTW-yTCAtripf JHW ll .. I i Provisions and Groceries We keep a full stock of fresh provisions and groceries. .We give our patrons the benefit of our careful buying. Your orders are promptly attended to, and goods delivered to your order. .Your patronage solicited. Harritt & Lawrence, or.D POHromaE'OKoaKnY Y. M. C. A. RECEPTION. Projram or the Exercises at the Rooms this Evenlnt. Below will bo found tho program pro p d for the reception which will bo tendered this evening by tho Ladies Auxiliary to ho" incotnlng aud retiring scerotanoB of the Y. M. O. A. at tho association roomB in tho Hughes block, to which all friends of tho association aro iuUtod. I'ianosolo Miss Kotohiiin Address of wolcoino Prof. V. O. Hnwloy. Response Secrulary 1'echter Duet Miss KaiitiuirandMIssBahcoek. Heading, "Von Bibber and tho Swan Boate" Hlchard Hard- ilif! Davit Vim Lucy Kd wards. Violin solo Win. Kotchum Vocal solo Hendinu () "Kather'H Way" by KtiKuno 1'iuld. (b) "Cur Hired Olrl," by Janiua Whitcomb niley Miss f.uny IM wards. Piano Solo '...Miss Hlmn Wollor Ueware of Olaiinents for Catarrh that Contain Mercury as mercury Hill xtirely destroy tho sense of smell aud completely deraneo tho whole system whon entering it tlirouuh tho intiooim surfaces. Ktich articles slioiild never bo used except on prescrip tions from reputable pliynloIaiiH, as tho damage they will do is ton fold to thu lond you wm ioiiibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh (Jiiro, manufactured by I', J. Cheue' it Co., Toledo, O , contains no mercury, and is taken internally, act iiiK directly upon thu blood and iiiiioouh surfaces of the system. In huylni; Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you ut '1U K"" iilno It is tnken internally, aud madu In Toledo. Ohio, by 1 .1, Clionoy & Co. reetlmoniaU free. iJoltl by Druu'uists, prico 75c por bottle. Hall'ii'Pttiiitly Pills aro tho Iwst. CASTOR I A For Infants and Childron. Tho Kind You Have Always Bough Boars the Signature of &tfA pEBUlLDIMG CIIUKCII. Edirtlce Destreyel by Plre Will be Replaced" Work Under Way. The work of robuildiiiK tho German ehiireh that si destroyel by firo a few weeks bko has bfgun. Up to the present ditto the contract has not yet been let but work on the foundation is now under headway. Bo you Cough? Dr. Bull's Couch Syrup will onro a Cough or Culu at onco. Conquero Croup.Wh'x.jdncr-l'ouch and Mwudo. Cough without full. Mothers pralso it Doctors preecribolt fur Broiithl tie, Hoar-ni, (Jripj -, I'noumonla and t'onsuiitlon. It gita quick, eurorrsiultfl. l'rlco,25ct3. Itofusotho cValci'o bubftithtp j It 1 not as ccootl. 01! yrup Always cures when other rail, Dr. Hell' PUU cure Couiartlo nd Uvtr TreuUc. o pUl, iu cu. TrUI Uij, 5 eU. &n& TWWffiWtAltnltTlHIM(Tll1l Vil mill it ASTORIA Por Infants and Childron. The Kind You Have Always Bought Thirty Years me cirTun toKMNr, Ht ran err. 11 ROCKY A10UNTAIN SCENERY BY DAYLIGHT Daylight Stopover at Magara Palls. Through first class toualst sleeper from Pacific Coast weekly for Chicago. Boston, Now York, and other eastern points, via ItioOrando Western, (Great salt. I'kf Boutoj Denver & Uto Urindo, O It I & P and Illinois Central to Ohlcaus, connect itiK in tho Un'on Depot with Michigan Coutral'e flimllar car for points east. For particulars call 011 or address Local Agents or, B. II. Tiiujiiiui.i,, Com 'I Ag't. III. Cent. It. It. 8 Otf 112 Tb; ilrd st., Portland Oro I M Hops and Hop supplier 60 and 62 State street. Wheat Bought and Stored By tho Aurora Roller Mills Branch olllcu aud warehouse 181 Trade st. between High and Church streets. Buckwheat and oats taught ut highest market prico. , FRED P. HURST. 7-J7-tf dAw s Hoavy water tight shoes for men aud boys. High out, best makes. Boots and Rubbers for I-n-dies and uhildren. Cheap as any in tho city. Repairing neat ly and promptly dona : : : Jacob Uogf 95 Statu Strttut. O STE OP ATM V In Sulum and Albuny - DH. O BACK ALU It 10 1 IT, graduate of Ameruian School of Otetipatliy. SiALItii Monday, Wednesday and Fri day ; hours, 0 to 12 a. 111 j 1 to 4:30 p. ru. Otllco ovor Wellei's grocery. ALBANY Tuesday, Thurluy and Hut urday; hours, 0 to It n un 1 to ft p 111. Oflloe Albany. Mclhvitlulniildlng Main St. i Tho Great Kork Ulund IlouUt has just InauuraM a weekly periHJiHlly 'condiiottMl tourist ear serviv between the Pacifie coait and (Mjlnts Kast in eoa ' lion with the Itio Grande WuHern and I)enHr & Itio Grande and HIIihiis Cen tral Itys. By leaving Portland on any bial urday I morning 'hi the O. ft. A N. connection I (iii be maie on tide ear nt Otfdeu, or 1 by leavntK Portland on any Thursday . evening. via the Houtheru Poolflfl. oeu- utctien ean bo iuaje with this ear at Haerajuanto. Aak ynr IwKfit aMNi SajBrajuaHti IWHt tills 1 carscWflUj to A. a. UMFIK, - Cieneral Agent. T&tf Portland, Oregon- Bears the . SignatureyW' fir se J For Over n ur u lai a m -vjer umuh k Winter 100s Mimmmumis&ttaaaaiismiK6 Washington's Example Leads tu to tell tho truth oboutour hatchota o didn't cut down nrhorry trM with tbi-m, but nnyono can do so. Well mado, of good steel, carefully tempered, thoy will cut and cut a long tlmo without sharpening then sharpen easily. Handles of equal quality lo that of tho steel, R .M. WADE & v" SALEM WHAT'S THE USE Of buying cxpensivo linen, nnd then taking it to ponio cheat) nr Iced, itielll- clcnt laundry to Ihi ruined by careless mothodB nnd bleaching compounds? Belter rntronlzo a latindrv which tbws honest work, niuIiob clean, irons with out scorching ntul leaves you content pnyB in tlio long run and saves worn inent. Wo besneak vour natronaeo bo- CAtiKi no know wo can afford you sntis- taction. Salem Slfiam Laundry t'OLONKL i, OI.MHTKAD rnOmiKTOH. DOIIOUB 1). OLMSTKAI), Mflll. Phono Ml, 1W0 Liberty Strctt. A Hurry Call for the Plumber Is always iinswored by ub proiqptly nnd with efllciunt workmen. WJ'mh your pipes leak or your closet becc mes oil structed, your faucotH won't wcrk your furuacu needs cleaning, your roof 1 1 tki oriiiiythltn in tho plumblug lino tlutt is to be done In small Jobs or largo con tracts, you will always find us prompt and oxx)U, ns well ns liberal 1 11 our eharuu. v. fiA RR & PETZEL 211 COMMEHOML STUKKT. Toh'phouo 2.171. -STO 2Z STB1NBR Sl BBRGBR 100 tnA.'ric ttTKicicr No Flies on Nor is there any flaw or blemish on the work we do, either in plumbing, tinning or repairing. We lead on everything in the way of first-class work in our line. Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty T. S. BURROUGHS. PHONE IBII 1 Salem Soap Works The nmpn)ior of the ftahMii Konp A'orks Iiuh the co o(wrutkuiof tli iiuder slgmxl ilHlrs. Oonsumura who dwslre a llrt-8lw soap will Encourage Home Industry Uy nrduring HtUuumudM soap from Mrs. II. Huffman, It. Mag4iiro, F. X. Albright, Golden Ittilastoro Stolnor &, Co, II. NotitmlKUier. Jhiiiok nltautz, I. A. Dtiragitfh, Allan A I In war sox, J. Uuwitt, MavHtft) tv MM, M. T. ItltiHuiitii, O- M. Uppley, Tho 1'nlr Wlore, W. L. Wada. Alfx. IMho. Yokohama Tailior Damon Bro NauiM rt other ttirtthnU will bo adtlwi as arrHwiiwitsar nmiU. The German Market Will bo loond all klntle ofniWU and the bwt of saitsaira. PltKI DKLIVKItY. All LtDs due tU lattt inn of Welt A Mlmk must lw pakl. Wolz & Zwicke r '4 J71 Commercial fit. OREGON UTILE BOPEEP LOST HER SHEBP Hill MO iniV nnrwt n-nrrw nlmnl Mtln.. tills time ofjtho year, if thoy can .t auuy ami uouciou. Bpring iamb tc; fin plotltii)i and nourishing Bumrc meal, Wi havo ovory thing In choice moato, an in", tho delicacloa of tho ooa eon in bcth -olh and smoked meaU that will - iiio most critical epicure. ;R G CROSSASALEM OR. The Report Has Gone Abroad That oito of tho woild's greatest chom ists hns declared ovor his own slguaturo that good liquors, well inollowod and agfd, nro n blessing to mankind whon umhI with discrimination. Uood liquors ''ago, there's tho rub." If Shako Bpeuru wero alivo nnd a citizen of Snloin ho would ttnlteeitatlngly ncommond you to Itogurs for lino whiskies, brandies, wines and rordlals. , J P' Rogers 2l8-2aa Commercial Stroet Wholesalo and Hetnil, VB3 S bUrr Prepare for Winter By buying a nev 5tova or linving the dcl one relined. We have, a large assort ment of Heaters and Steel Ranges which we offer'at low prices. Repairs made, pipes sup plied and stoves set up on short notice. Your patron-' age solicited. a Hot Stove loa STATE 8T WASHING MADE EASY The Dewey Washing Machine 3'hls mauhlijo Is a new uno made on kaiuiiUffl rirfneiplo'i. It w gimran tud To glva nlMolntu satisfaction After a thorough trial 110 family would diipoiiM with ono. With thu uto of tim Dowuy, tho horrors of wash day will disappear. This ma olilnu will Wash Clothes Perfectly Clean No hard work about It. Kasy to op urate. Th iiianulauturors will back up ovory oltihn mudo for the ma chine. The Dewey Washer Han wan two first premiums nt Stato Pairs f t Lincoln. Neb. IHW, and at Naltnu, Or , 1000. UoM 11 BhImiii by It. SI. Wadu ft Co. Co. rtwpiud with or Ball tin Ambfeg rYoujijj Manifa4urara WtahMman, lit. Atigul, Or'on. WANTED ..Now today aclYertleomentfl four linos or loss In this column Inserted throo times Tor 28o.(i0o iwmk $1.00 por month. AHoVrfour lirm at stimo rata. 1 1 M 1 1 BUY A HOME Ose of ta w &! ratte lecatloss la tw- Itm;tood nine-room house v.lfh tt(t reeai! fruit tries; small tnrtten spet: fcsrn: m dnti finest view In the city, without cxceKlea; four blocks from the court house. Low trice; easy terns If desired. Aptly at the JOURNAL ojfice. FOB RENT Flvo furnished roomo and basoment suitablo for general house keeping. Call nt 8. E. corner Marion and Commercial streols. 10 8 31" WANTED A lot of green apples for drying, by Fook Sang & Uo. Will pay cash 60c por hundred for hand picked and 40a per Hundred for shakon down fruit. Apply at tho old Vinegar Works on Cottateo and Trndo atrrots just across tho Mill raco 6ri left hand Bide. 10 8 Jm WANTED Girls to write your dtscrlp Hon for n first-class marriago papor free. Gentletnon'e "ad" froo wltn a 2L.thrco months' subscription nt 25 cents. Address, Special Club, Bos 231, Sn lom. 10 8 lm WANTED First-class hnrncsamakor at Shnfcr & Co's., Stato street, Salem. 10 8 If FOIt 8ALE. Ono or two young, fresh milk cowb. Grado Jorsoy. Perfectly gcntlo nnd no faults. Mrs. J. P. llonty, Ohemawn, Or. 10-8 8t WANTED. To buy second-hand sot heavy single harness, nnd light road cart. Willntuotto Hotel. 10-0 tf FOUND. A Lady's capo. Loser call ot this otlico nnd provo ownership. 10-C-tf FOIt ItiCNT. Ten ncros ganlon'land 1V tnilcflcnstofnsylum. Goodliouee, barn nnd well for Irrigation. Thirty thousand Uufstntcr seedling biggest .borry In Salem market. W. D. llaf stater, Salem. 10 5 lmo FOH SALE. Froah high grndo Durham cow with calf. Apply W, II. Kagan, Brooks, Oro. 10 4 lm FOH .RENT, A good. farm on reason able terms. For particulars enquire of, It. Croighton, 1 block west of lorth Salem School. 10-4 lm DluisSCUT-riNG SailOOL.-Opoiied at room 7 Gray Block. A perfect sys tem ot dross cutting will bo taught nnd satisfaction guaranteed. Lessons not limited. 10 8 lmo WANTED-Woman to cook at Goodalo hoarding houso, corner of Twelfth nnd Oak streets. 10 2 tf PEUSONAL. Chnrloo DiotK, father of Louis V. Dlotz, kilted In first battto of Philippines, can loarn somottilng to his interest by calling at this otllco. aso-tf . If6nrHENTVncnT flvo-roout cottagb with basement. Good woll water. Apply to A. Schrloborj 421 High St. 0 21tf FOIt SALE OR TRADE. For good land. A six room cottago nnd two Iota on Asylum avontio, at tho store, Apply ' to J. O. U. Wimer. 0-19. 1 moo.i Fdlt BALE 00 head flno holfor cnlvos; also r lino cows. John O. Kstos, at Slierlff'a otllco. 0 17 lm BUGGIES AT COST. Wo havo n few top buggioslelt which wo will for tho next 15 days Bellas followu. '1 Regular f 05 buggies for 15, 2 regular $75 bug gies for tfZi, 1 regular 80 buggy for $00. Pohlo & Bishop. d-28-tf WANTE DTolmylClnc npplo, nowis the tlmo lo soil, also to soil fruit grow ers their sacks for dried fruit, olthor into or cotton. II. S. Gilo & Co. uul lOUND-On Ohemokota street, a black barred lawn uuntliiK waist. 0 tltf Peace Declared Why devote all your tlmo reading tho Boor War and tho Gold Fields ol Alaska? Tlioro nro other matters o vital lmtiartnncii! vnn mnv mnlril a trln. East, and will want to know Irow tit trnvol. In order tn hnvn Uia luMinar. yico, uso tho Wisconsin Central Hy.. Mwoon St. Paul and Ohlcajro. For rates and othor information, writo Jna A. Olook, Qenoral Agont, Portand, Orr. Call for City Wimati. Notico Is hereby given thnt thero nro ftliwlami linml nriiiltt-nliln tn tlm .. iiiunt of nil warrants ot thu City pf Snlom uruwn on inu gonorni innu en dorsed on or boforo May 10, 1000. Holders of ytxid warrniita will pteaso nrosent thorn for payment at Ladd A lliish'a bank, au intorest will coaso- from ditto of this notico, John Moin, City Troasurer. Salem, Or., Oct. 0, 1000, 10-MOt Saloon for Sale. A good saloon business, bar and fix tures, stock of liquors, loaso on building, uto, in town of Woodburn, for nalo cheap' Must bo sold to eottlo up estato.of H. Beak, deceased. Address or call on Klfngor A Bock, Salem, Oregon. 8-28tL SALEM LODGES ,tV. w. w. Haleia Camp No. IIS. MeuU urorr Friday ovor. P. luviwlr, O.O. W. A. Moore, clrt room IB, Munrm (ilk " KOKieaTiswa 01 amicrioa U lirowo Booy. tt-17-l Irr CAPITAt. UttV Express and Transfet Moots all mail ami passenger trains. Baggage to ail parts of tho city, Prompt service. Telephone No. 851. DISQUK & HOMYEtt ir 1 in Sm ' " " '" ' ' 1 S ' ' 1' 114b! rt 1 uu - S I" k-ta If U. "I. la a k. Mr & 1 rl II. tt l 1 Ii t tut MilMTikli . IrtM-U ' lr .Illicit, uj Hut lll ttH1lQHtWKIl0a "' KJf Lioiotin' j SBi nu,a "r inirtf.vr -ur wm m ivuin vir.tr t.y . xpr4. txvpalif. fu 'IroiUr omI on tUf OO YEARS' EXPERIENCE Thadk Marks Dritoiw COf VBItT Ac Anrona tendlmt tkeuh anJ dwtwlytkin urnr quleklf auftftun our oilnloit froo hether ui Ipvoiitlmi pr"l,tlrptj(al4A. CouiiuunlM. tlomiinetljixjuaatiiiUl. n3R9oobonFi4itbi ioiil fr. OldMt (ncy fwr twurlini eawti. Sciciiliiic ttmtKm. Ijmijra