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women.
q& br all drtifgiU at one
dollar
"booklet, rfflng all detatla, will be
eat fre by Brtdficld Regulator Company,
Attari. O.
rkakrl a fnh rnaf?
1ViVjiVt V4 AvIh V vUl been powerful remind
erf ihk yeu need a top coat of Some kind to keep you comfort
ac. : Wc ve better prepared to supply your every wants in
this line than ever before, and arc offering some extraordinary
value in fashionable top coats,
$8
Our prica for a fine Oxford Coat
velvet collar, triuiujod and
i;nl libit n $12 coat, and would
by many olothiera bo called a bargain at
I0 our" price 18,
Oxford Grey Coats, $8, $12. S15 to 517.
Tan Covert Coats, $9.50, $12,50 to S17.50,
Blue Kersey Coats, $7.50, $10 to $16,50
A Complete line of Children'-, Boys' and Young
Jlen'a Box CoaU at prices that will Burprae yon.
' (3v W, Johnson & Company.
The Peoples Olothkrs -and Furnishers
IHE DIM JOURNAL
tV HOFHR BROTHERS.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 17, 1900.
Daily One Year, 3.0O In Advance,
Dally Four Months l. In Advanoo
Wiakly One Year 8J.0O In Advanoa
J0UBHAL X BAYS.
The'truits are organized for tho bone
flt of the farmeri; poor farmers liko Til
Tord. Henry Tarpley sayo they (the
trusts) are all supporting Bryan and
fighting McKlcley. Worst thing about
it fa Henry believes it.
What's the matter with Salem Bryan.
-it8s giving local spellblndora liko Billy
KaiBer, Dr. Mott. Sam Hayden, 0. 8.
West and Finley Perrlno a rousing ro
rcpUon and let's hear them turn loose
and orsttf.
Tho Republican Rational coramlttoo
sends as a circular attacking Bryan bo
cause bo had his own book coprlghtcd.
Wo ought to sit down on such crimes.
Wmy fa Tmke
Emmy to Operate
Uecauso porely TetrcUble-yel
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Representatives of 1he.;Ae6lIhn Company arc
now at the Willamette, Hotel and will keep open
, house all this week. Tliey will gladly show the
Pianola and the Aodtjan to eVcrypne who calls.
All are cordially invited? tp jlrpiW nnd hear
some good music, tf youfafe merely curious it
will richly pay y'ou to call.- - h
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r fcobwl forward to -with expectations of Joy
m& gladness. The ordeal of bringing tlie little
one Into the world, however, ia a critical one
Ibt the mother-to-be, and her anticipation of
the coming event arc inadowea ?iui giwnj.
Half the pain and all the danger of child-birth
use of MotttKR'S Frixkd," a scientific
MOTHER'S
FRIEND
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These last few morn
ings have no doubt
$10
Wo have bo mo regular $12 1
values which we havo placed
on ealo at $10. Wo havo tliem
In Bine and Grey, and von will never
overlook theeo coata it you lako the
trouble of comparing them with $10
offerings oleewhero.
Aro'n the strikes dono to Republican
promises of prosperity and the excessive
profits oxactod by tho trusts?
The now mushroom montioned in this
paper as the "animate formosa," was
tho "Aminata Froaternl," named after
Frost, Its discoverer. Well, its mighty
good eating no matter what tho namo Is.
Since tho X Ray man has printed a
few items about mushrooms people are
bringing him all kinds of fungus growths
and asking him to eat them. Thcno good
friends eesm to think our capacity and
roperloiro aro unlimited In tho line of
toadstools and putTb&IIs. Wo are glad
to Inveftlgato before eating and ndviso
all to do llkowlao. ,
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Hops continuo to hep.
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Prunes sud hops are king and quoou
o( trumps this fall.
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Don't bo a mushroom unless yon aro a
good variety.
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Marlon county will havo inonoy to
burn and It is a pity tho county cannot
got tho use of 3 or 4 per cent money und
put an end to tho county warrant ring.
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The Republicans say some trusts aro
good and somo aru bad. But all tho
trusts, good and bod, are unwilling to
see Bryan President for reasons best
known to themselves.
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Our fino fall Indian aaOyHer jpeather
continues, with slight signs' uf rain.
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Business is bound to continue gocl.no
matter who Is elected President
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Western Oregon Is n worldbsater
on prunes, mushrooms and strawberries.
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Hanna's committee fends us enough
stuff daily to fill four Republican papers.
But we notice that the Republican pa
pers of the state 'are not printing It. It
takes monpy to pay paper bills at trust
prices, if any thanks, Mark.
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Tun Journal is furnished some red
hot campaign matter against Mc Kin
ley by tho Prohibition party, which it
really dislike to print. It is too aw
fully bitter ant terribly scandalizing to
the administration.
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No wonder John O. Wooloy, the Pro
hi oandidxio U refuosd somo of the
Republican churolies to talk in.
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This offico gels a heavy mail from the
oumgitlgu managers heavy with printed
J matter but uono of tie long green print
ed by tho governmout.
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Tho Republican committee sends us a
lot of press clippings containing tbuao
of Lincoln by Democrat. Well, Lincoln
is dead, and so are bis abusors. Some of
tho bitterest abuse Lincoln got was from
Radical Republicans who thought ho
wasn't savage enough towards the South.
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Keep tho mills open. Ex. That's
what. Hundreds of them in the United
States havo been closed by tho trusta
during the past few years, and voters
should see that tho caueo ia dono away
with. Albany- Democrat,
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BIngor Hermann stated In hie speech
Saturday that a bushel of wheat would
buy twice as much of tho necessaries ot
life as it ever would before. This rank
fabrication is about oti par with several
otlicr statements ho mode. Rosobiirg
Review.
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If- tho Ohb Cknt Daily don't come
regular by mail Bend us a written etuto-
meut, Ihorols once in u whiloamail
clerk who can't imaL'tno that a Salem
daily paper is ot any possible interost to
anyone.
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RoBoburg Review : Tho more speeches
of Railroad Attorney Billy i'euton that
tho.Oreeonlau prints, the moru votes
tlioro will bo for Bryan in this Btntu.
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A social Democrat at Gates thanks
Thk Jouiinal for printing one of Dubs'
speeches. Why not. Nobody and no
trust has a mortgngo on this paor.
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Colvig hasn't left tho Domocrntlo
party, ilo lias just Joined another
lodge for what there is in it.
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Wwnt docs Dinger Herrman raro how
many million acres of timber lurid are
stolon In Oregon? Or Tom Tuiiguo,
either, so they keep in office.
To Cure a Coll In One Day
Tko LAxntlre Ilrotno Qulnlno Tnlileli. All
driiKKlaU renjuil tdo money If It fulls to euro
K. W. (1 roro'i ilgiulti ro U on each box. 3Co.
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THE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS IN THE WORLD.
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OFFICIAL REPORT
OF ST PRISON
Supt. J. D. Lee Files His Quar
terly Statement.
A Dtaeise In the Number of Coovlctr Kept
Therel-New Wist Censes Increased
la Expenditure.
SupUJ. D. Lc, of tho Oregon State
Penitentiary, has filed hie report for the
quarter ending September 30th in tho
Department of State, b um
ber of prisoners under care, and tho
statistics on earning!, receipts and ex
pendituroscf tho big institution. Tho
report shows a decrease in tho number
of prisoners while the expenditures are
higher than usual.owing to the construe
tlon of tho new wlng,and other improve
ments on which largo payments have
been made. Following is tho statistical
part of tho report :
MISCELLANEOUS STATEMENT.
No. convicts closo this quarter.
No. convicts close last quarter.
Decrease during quarter
273
207
24
14
38
Kocetvcu uuring quarter , .
Discharged during quarter. ..
Ually average, a.3o.
Board U . 8. prisonors $ 380 57
Convict labor N. W. foundry... 3000 20
Convict labor Reform School. . . 00 80
Convict labor Blind school SO 10
Convict labor Muto School ... 30 80
Team labor public road 258 50
Uouvict labor public road 259 CO
Convict labor brick yard 208 20
Team work brick yard 32 00
carnm mnKing uncK uw.wu;., izJ w
Total $1080 07
itECKtrrs.
Board U. 8 prisoners t 507 42
tVmt. deducted iniecalculatlou.. 27 43
Net receipts t f3l 85
The expenditures aro shown by tiro
report as follews:
HALAItV FUND.
Salaries officers.... $4459 09
UHNUItAI. KXI'KNSK FUNIJ.
Meat fl500 44
Flour and feed 314 80
Groceries, olo 880 20
Dry goods, cloth, etc 043 01
Leather and findings 278 40
Diugsand medicines 2SK) T1
Statfonory, postage, etc 30 05
Paints, dfls, elo 55 20
Furnifuro and bedding 20 50
Lumber 48 28
Hardware, implements, etc.... 152 5(5
Expense not classified 32 00
Total f 1250 05
iihlikk rum ,ujf
1'ald discharged convicta f 23 75
KOUUK'S (IAI.LKUV I'U.VI).
ITTotogrnphing convicts $ 20 00
KI.KOTiilU I.KIIITI.NII KUNI).
Lights mid lamps $ 519 00
I'OIIMC KOAD FUND.
Tools and appliance 320 43
FIHUWOOI) FUND.
Wood $1517 81
NKW WIN( AND KIIIK I'ltOrKCriON.
Paid contractors f 0002 00
Guards, brickyard 130 05
Superintendent brickyard 101 48
Wood, brickyard 33 55
Sand, brick yard , . 13 60
Statu revolving fund 289 30
Hardware 1109
Ammunition 8 30
Total 7270 77
Total exendituri'H for tho quarter,
$10,480 48.
PIAK0U IN CONNECTION
WHEREVER TIIE-RE ISA PIANO
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ON THE CIRCUIT
COURT DOCKET
PefartBitBt Na I. Marlon Conntr.
The following orders ware docl-eted
before ad journmout was had :
Harriett Patlerron, plaintiff, vs. John
Putlersou and M. L. Chamberlain, i'c
fondants; action for inonov; defendant's
motion for judgment on piendiuKs al
lowed; judgment for defendants dismis
sing action nnd for costs and disburse
mpnts. Mrs. L. R. Noblett and C. F. Ziegler,
plaintiff, vs. F- W. Durbin, defendant;
recovery of personal property; plaintiff's
motion to strlkoout part of amended
answer sustained as to specifications 1
and 2, aud otherwise overruled.
Bank of Woodburn, plaintiff, vs. John
Sing, defendntit; notion for money;
judgment by dofault, with order to soil
attached property.
W. H. Savage, plaintiff, vs. C. A.
Whale, defendant; proceeding supple
mental to execution; defendant ordered
to appear November 1st, atO a. m., to
answer in proceedings supplemental to
execution.
F. J. Miller, plaintiff, vs. Charley
Chung, "defendant j -notion for money;
defendant's motion for a now trial over
ruled; judgment for plaintiff for 10C0
and costs and disbursements with order
on garnishee to apply money due from
him in satisfaction of judgment.
J. W. Itnneoni, plaintiff, vs. Win. Mc
Gilchrist, defendant; damages', the
plaiutlff's motion for now trial sustain
ed; continued.
State of Oregon, plaintiff, vs. J. B.
BIG-HEAD. -CHILDREN
with long thin necks you sec
them in every school want
Scott's emulsion of cod-liver
oil, to builc' up their poor little
shrunken scrawny bodies.
School will be Of no use to
them. Something will carry
them off.
They have no play in them.
There is no fun in s playing,
when everybody else can run
faster, jump further, turn round
quicker, and keep on longer.
Big head is no harm; let the
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body be big too.
We'll ten J you a'lltlle to try l( yeu like.
SCOTT & UOWNK. 4ov I'cuUtrcct, New York.
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WITH UPRIGHT PIANO
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THERE S110ULD BE A PIANOLA.
PR A TrT
tutea
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mkham's
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and Lyrfia Pinkham's
Vegatablo Compound havo
restored health and
happiness to scores of
woman. This Is not a
more advertising claim,
but a positive fact,
Tho reason Mrs, Pink"
ham Is so qualified to ad
vise women Is because
for 20 years she has boon
treating and studying
woman's Ills, Her ad
dress Is Lynn, Mass,
If you are III, wrlto to
horforholp, as thousands
of women aro doing.
LydU E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
relieves painful periods
and regulates menstru
ation. It cures backacho,
kidney troubles and all
utorlno disorders.
Road tho letters from
women appearing regu
larly In this paper.
Underwood, dofendont; selling Intoxi
cating liquor to minor; demurrer to In
formation overruled; plea not guilty;
continued.
Stato of Oreiron, plaintiff, vs. W. It.
Smith, defendant; cutting limber on
lands of another j arraigned; demurrer
of dofeudaut to Information overruled;
plea not guilty; continued to next
regular term.
GOOD DAY'S W01IK.
Twenty Dellar Cold Piece Plowed upon II. D.
nrunk's Farm.
Wliile Walter Groutman was plowing
on II. D. Drunk's home place, out beyond
Kola, a few daws ngo, ho plowed upn
n fVO gold pioco. Tho coin boiu the ditto
o( 1870 and has probably lain in tho
ground for many years. Mr. Drunk has
lived on the place for 10 years but does
not know of any one leaini: a twenty
Micro. Tho ground in the vicinity has
been well cultivated siuco the find, but
no mutes for the coin have been found.
Don't Forjet
Whon you nro going Kust to take
Itebt road. That means to go via
tho
tho
Northern I'aciflc.
Tills company runs two Ihrouuh vos
tibuled tratiiH daily between Portland
und St. Paul. Leaves I'ortaud at2 p. in.
and U::t()p. in. 10 1(1 lit
the piano
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BUSINESS CARDS
O. H.JHACK
Successor to Dr. J. M. Kecne, of
Whito Corn?, "atom Or. Parties desir
ing superior c p a itions at tnoderato fees
in any brancn nro in especial request.
ALBERT A. JESSUP.
Phono 1071,1
HOOMS 1 AND 3, O I JAY DLK.
B. F JONES,
Attornoy-at-Lnw
Toledo, Oro'ron
W Clerk of Circuit Court t.
an up-lo (JaIo abstract ot at
oouotr.
x jor nnrthns
Mimn Lincoln
1107m
Old Post
OfficeStables
Aro largo nm have reliablo attend
ants, your teiMu boarded by tho week or
day. Good teams for hire. Prices rea
sonable. Your patronage solicited.
H. M. Brown
02 Ferrv Street.
soulb imos.
Piano Tuners and 11 pares
PORTLAND ORE.
For Salem and vicinity leave orders at
Geo. Will's MubIo Store.
Boots and Shoes
Mado to orJor. Ladlos Shoos a ipco
Inlly. lU'l'nlrlng neatly ilono.
J. M. Necdham, 181 Com st
T J. Sullivan,
State Street Tailor.
Knll flnltl'Kn Jut in. Tho ObcrndorlT pat-
turn from udicako.
lioht bujlncs.1 ntiiu lis.
(3 linilU J6.
Tillson, Bartlett
Grain Company
l'ruiiui wanted. I'rult bans for Kile.
Brewster & White
THIS KKUD MEN
Phono 1781 01 Court St
Hay, Grain, Mill Feed, Flour, Straw,
Seeds, Poultry Supplies, etc. : : :
Free Delivery. Promst. reliable ser
vice. Lowest Prices. Kcllatlc goods.
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OFFICE, CITY HALL
For witter borvico apply at oillco.
Dills payable monthly In ndvituco.
Make ull cumplulnta ut tho olllc
hie
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Expression is regulated by the player.
The artistic effects thus obtainable make the
Pianola enjoyable to those of critical musical
tastes.
The Pianola is the only piano player endorsed by
Paderewski, Sauer, Rosenthal, DePachmann
and Moskowski.
Endorsement by these pianists eliminates doubt
as to its artistic qualities. ' ,
Representatives of the Aeolian Company will be
at the Willamette Hotel all during this week.
Everybody is cordially invited to call and exam
ine the wonderful Pianola and Aeolian.
( WWarerpoms, ,353
7ncw i orK, io west23d4st London, 225 Kegent
j ans 32 Avenue d'L'Opera. .t ,,..k
Facteries: Aenden.Conn., Worcester, Mass., Detroit,"
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ANADIAN
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PACIFIC
And Soo Line,
First-class und Tourist
SLEEPERS DAILY'
Passengers booked to and from
ALL POINTS BAST
f Atlantic Steamship
Office, ,
For full particulars apply to
E. J. COYLB, -11. H. AUUOTP
A. G. P. A..
HOTiiiMjS
Vancouver, Jl. O.
ortund,
WHEN YOU PAY
YOUR GOOD MONEY
I-or n ticket En t, you naturally tnj
voty properly want to go over tho route
that will givo you tho very best accomo.
datlons at tho lowost possihlo rata
Henco, you should ask your ticket agent
to mako your tlckot read via the
GREAT
ROCK ISLAND.
ROUTE
our iwpular personally conducted'
tourist excursions in modern Pullmar
tourist slooplng cars leavo Salem every
Monday Evening and Thursday ovenlng
via Sacramonto and ovory Tuesday oven.
popular
Ing and Saturday morning via Portland
and run through to Chicago without
chungo via tho World's moat scenic Lino
connecting nt Chicago with all mornlne
trains bast, also with tho Hock Island
personally
y conducted tourist car foe
Theeo tourist sleenim; rnrn nra
KoBton.
broad vcstlbulctl. liehtcd with Pinfoli
Gas nnd provided with nil weokly Illua.
tnitcd periodicals nnd magazines for the
free hfo of our patrouo and aro nccoin
panted through to destination by a rep
resontativo of tho Great Itock Island
Ilouto. Wo also havo a daily flrst-elata
sleeping car eorvlco to Chicago via the
Scenic Line, nnd tho best dining car
eorvlco in tho world.
For full information, maps etc, call
on or write to, A. E. Cooi'Kit, Gon. Agt
ox Portland Oregon.
W. W. Skinnur, G. M. Powers
Agent S. P. Co. Agent O U & N Co.
Salem Or. Balom Or.
Me Wing Sang Co;
Chinese and Japanese Fancy and
Dry Goods. Silks Ladles. Under
wear. Fin nlJhloc Goods. Mattlni s
Ornaments, Silk
nanaKcrcnicis,
tmnawnrc, uic.
All coods now
9-is-ta-
seuintcneap.
110 STATE STREET, Salem 0
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