The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, October 29, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text"7wijiTPIpiifi,uuifiiWi!j in i Mawjip e i ii -wvrr 'T-WJl. A,im W"y ' TJT T--T W yr ..y1 " -vtj- fiwr-B" nyftj n,vyT" up ; t t i WtfWtfffTTWIiiaMwiiWBt DESTRfK OP DANDRUFF FALLING HAIR and BALDNESS Kill (hs Gum that It Destroying Ihe Hair Root NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE IS THE SCIENTIFIC REMEDY THAT KILLS THESE PARASITIC GERMS. For Silt by Drujjjili. PHc $1.09. S3 O. C. T. Co's PA88ENQRR BTKAMKU pOMONA altonA leaves ron ronrxAND Dally oxocrjt Snndar i itln m QUICK TIME AND CHEAP HATE8. Doolc between Bute anil Court Bt. M. P. BALDWIN, Agent. 'RICH CfllHA Plain white and decorated. Come and see it, even ifvou don't wbh to purchase. It is such a pretty design and hand somely decorated. Very swell. We want every one to see, ito do your eyes good and pleasing to the heart. Store open evenings. Tokohama Tea Store Phono 2411. Free Delivery. j Social and 2 Personal News -WT' Mrs, Ohaa. Gray la apondlng tho day at Portland. F. Levy, tho hopbuyor, did buslnoss on French Prntrio today. Mr. anil Mrs. Goo. W. Johnson wont to Portland Sunday evening. Mies Cora Neff wont to Lomooro, Cat, whore her father la located. Mra. W. T. Rlgdon returned today from a vlalt to Jefferson frlonda. Calvin liuUon, of Independence, la spending a few days in the city. Bishop Barkloy hold quarterly meet ing Sunday and went to Woodburn to day. Mr. and Mra. St. Hclon aro expected homo today from a two-year etay in Ohio. Dr. J. L. Hill, thoMId.Road Pop. elector, who It booming McKinley, la In town. Dr. S. R. Jessnp haa returned from Ilrcitcnbtuh hot sprlngs.tnuch benefitted in health. GuyOjtborno returnod home yester day, his tints In tho government aervlco having ex (tired. Walter Stow ell haa returned to Port land after a visit nt tho homo of hia grand all or, V. 11. Odell. Mm. II M. Lscoy started for Kansas City last veiiiug, nud will visit 8an Francis 1 1 and otherOullfornla points on th way. J. S. Roothby returnod Saturday night from a visit with hia family at Pendle ton, lie says Uiey aro all doing well over there and that Pendleton is a live place, Mrs. P. II. Strong wont to Portland this afternoon to attend the wedding of her granddaughter, M Us Nellie Bayue, which takes place this evening. The groom ia Mr. Henry Stevens, a commis sion merchant of Portland, and the tho nowly wedded pair will leave at onco for a trip to California. Mrs. Strong was accomanled by her grandson, Ken wwaouumui b , I neth Kinney, who haa been visiting her here, and before returning she will go, ti Aatoria to visit her daughter, Mrs. Mary Strong Kinney, who has, for eeV' eral Years, since tho death of tiAritiiR.1 ner nun- band, been successfully managing tho business of. the Clatsop Milling Cem pany. OpcaUf or Plitt Institute. BRooKim, Oct. 26 Tho oponiug of s new studio has relieved the crowded condition iu the department of fine arts in Pratt Institute. The pressure for nc'mtssion to the daises has been wry great. a li AN EMINENT1 UNITARIAN ReV. Ceo.y.St6a Occupies the Psipltof Unity vnurtn. rrospecttnatAnothtrManwIlI be Assigned to this Flel. Rev. Geo. W. Stono, Field eccrotary of too American Unitarian Society occupied tho pulpit of Unity church on Sunday morning and evening. Rev. Stone la a very nblo speaker nnd tho largo audlonco which greeted him at both eorvicoa woro richly rupntd. Ilia morning subject was "Tho Church," and humld-css) was on ex position of thq belief of Unitarians. Tho subject of his evening sermon was tho law that changes net: ' "Whatsoever a man eowoth tliut shall honleo reap." Tho musical pnrt of tho services was exceptionally good, the work of tho choir being tine, ami Mrs. Holllo Parish Hinges being heard In two solos of rare o ceollenco. In tho morning alio satg "I Heard the Voico of Jesus", 1y Schneckor, and in tho evening, "Tho Holy City," with violin obllgato byMIm Lalo Nicklln, and organ accompaniment by Miss Gortrudo Stahley. Tho Rov, Strong has chnrgo of the Unitarian work on this coast with headquarters In San Francisco, and he Is endeavoring to porfect nrrangomontB whereby an able divine now in the East will bo assigned as hia assistant with hcadquartornat Salem. This would glvo Salem iho services of ono of a high class man, and it is liopod that tho plan witl bo carried out. Arrangements aro undor way whoroby tho pulpit of Unity church will be filled noxt Sunday. Every Movement Hurts. When you havo rheumatism. Muscles feel stiff ttnd eoro nnd Joints nro nainful It does not pay to suitor long from this uiBcase wnon it may uo cured so prompt ly nnd perfectly by Hood's Sarsaparllla. This modicino goes right to tho spot, neutralizes the acidity of tho blood, which CHU808 rhoumatiim, and puts an end to tho pain and Btiffness. Biliousness is cured by Hood's Pills. 25c. 3 HEAR REVEREND RAY PALMER Salem Prohibitionists nro delighted with tho proapocta of a rousing mooting to bo held Monday evening, October 20, at 7:30 oVlock, Rov. Ray Palmer Is to visit tho city. Ho will address tho citi zens, upon tho issues of tho day nt tho W. C. T, U. hall. Mr. Palmer is ono of n party of lecturers, now touring Oregon, having boon sont out by tho stain com mltteo to apeak in tho interests of tho Prohibition party. Wedding t Macleay. A qulot but pleasant wedding took placo Wednesday at 2 p. m. at tho home of Rov. Joseph Early. Tho contracting parties being Alvin Savage, and Georglo Branch. Tho brldo is a young lady of refinement, and in telligence, and was for somo timo a teacher in tho Waldo Hills. Tho groom Is a eon of W. N. Savage, of this city, and is woll known hero, After llnieh lug tho publ'o schools, ho entered tho business collogo and was a faithful stu dent of that Institution. After a few days spent with friends In Hillsboro, and Portland, tho young couple will re turn and tako chnrgo of tho farm of tho groom's father nt Mncloay. GUsfow's Bit Exposition. Glaboow, Oct. 29. Glasgow is getting ready for tho international Exposition to bo hold hero noxt summer. Tho guarantee fund is lmlf-amillion pounds storllng.nnd it has buon fully subscribed. The demand for space haa gono far ho yond the limits of tho Exposition. Tho handsomo and extonsivo buildings nro in progross of construction Is Kelvin grove Park, and aro woll advanced. Tho now Fino Arts Gclleries aro also being bnllt in tho samo park, and nearly com pleted. Tho alto woa granted by tho Corporation of Glasgow, and is of ex ceptional beauty and convenience, and includes 07 acres, of which 13 aro cover ed by buildings, in addition to tho per- manen t Art uaiiones. To the Pen A. W. Springer ond John Reed wero roceivod at the penitenitiary Saturday from Multnomah county, the former to servo 10 years for rape, and tho latter ono year for larceny. When Hie Hair Fans Accompanied by mucous patches io the mouth, erup tions on the akin, sore throat, copper colored splotches. Uift swollen glands, achlnu muscles lf and bones, the disease is making v,a" rapid headway, and far worse symptoms will follow unless the blood ia promptly and effectually cleansed of this violent destructive poison. S. S. S. is the only safe and Infallible cure for this diieosc, the only antidote for this specific poiton. It cures the wont cases thoroughly and permanently. N CMffiltt CMtl :lVulpl .. ... PoUon. I tried live eci Ne Wwse. fctfSM did me no good , I Traa tc tttlne worae ail the time , ray halrcaroe out, ulcer appealed in bt throat and tnou'li, ray body waa almoat epvered with copper colored aplotchea and offenrive Krea. I auffered aeverety from rheumatic plii my shoulder and armi. My condition could bare been no worae.only thoeatfllcte.laaIraa cau underaund my aufferinga. I had about toat all hope of ctct being well again woca I aeciaea 10 iry a. o. p. bul rnuit cunfeas I had little faith left In any tbelhlrj bottle I noticed , change in my condl. JJSK'rXS: meUicine After ukiuk couragtnK, ana 1 aeier wined to Kive 8. 6- & a thorough trial. Prom ihattlmeontheimnrore. ment waarapidi S.8.B. .-j ,,. u-m ,, au. eaae completely onder mnirol . the aorea and uiecra healed and I wa -.n free from alt in .1... .. ...I t.M.liivverllnfe . aW Jlu.il.r T !. vcxru miuuii . ...... -l---;-;Zt . in iA , W SUiTU Lock IMJK , MMWMIMISi HM. sss is the only purely vege. tablft blood purifier known. Ji.ooo U offered for proof thai It contains a particle of mercury, potash or other mineral poison. Send for our free book on Blood Pouon ; it contains valuable Information about this diwase-, with full directions for self treatment. Wo charge nothing for medi cal advice ; cure younelf at borne. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA. CJL 'JTS 9 i SvMr JftWh SSsaSffiffi N1(2E BABY All babies are "nice," to their mothers. We all love children." Great big men, with hard hands, have soft hearts for helpless new-comers to earth with the smile of heaven fresh on their innocent faces. No man is too high or low, too proud or hum-. ble, too busy or idle, too good or bad, too great or small ex cept a few very small mean men to throw up their hats at the sight of a plump little cherub ; or to pity a thin one. Plumpness and thinness arc accidents. Nature is bounti- tul ; parents want to be. Scott's emulsion of cod-liver oil cor rects their mistakes. We IlicndyoualittJctotrylfyoullle SCOTT & t!CjVNK, 409 Pear Wtrtet, New Voile REGISTRATION IN LANE COUNTY. Preparations at Hcpub'Ican tltadguarters day Officers Furnished Free. Mon- Euciknb, Oct. 29. (Special to Tnit JotmNAi,.) All preparations aro mado horo to enormously swoll tho vote for McKlnloy. Tho following appeal has bcon issued: "Tlioro aro a number of cltteona in Eugene who cannot votogn November 0 unless thoy are registered. Every malo citizen who has been six montha in tho stato Is ontitlod to voto whothor ho has been registered or not. If you havo pro vlouBly registered in another part of tho stato you aro not required to vote whoro you havo registered if itic Inconvonlotit to do so. "Therefore any man who has boon six montha in tho etato can voto any whero on olectton day. In ordor tt do this, hotvovo', you must mako tho proper affidavit boforo a Justice of tho peaco or njnotary public and havo six freeholders swear that you aro a legal rosldont of tho stato. On Monday from 1 until 0 p. m. nn olllcer will bo at tho Republican head quartortors, Titus block, Willamette street, who will rcglstor all such votora without chargo. Blanks hnyo been pro vided and nl tho voter has to do is to got )ils six witnesses together. To fill out tho blank now will Bavo tho voter troublo on election day. All ho will havo to do whon ho goes to voto is to present hia registration blank. Go to tho Re publican headquarters Monday and reg ister." Dr. null's Couth Syrup cures overnlfht the roost stubborn cold as woll as all its com plications tickling in tho throat, husky voico and violent coughing. It is tho moat wondorfull medicino, science hus produced. Chlcaro's Die Horse Show. Chicauo, Out. 29. Mr. James Herbert Mooro, prestdout of tho Chicago Horse Show Association, today oponod what ho pronouncos tho boat liorso show held in this country. Ho accounts for this, on tho fact, as stated by him, that many of tho most stylish turnouts and finest horses in tho Unitod States aro owned in tho West. Tho romnrkablo interest felt in tho show Is shown by Uio extra ordinarily largo influx of ontrios from tho principal etablea In tho country. Amonjf tho outsldo exhibitors are Thomas W. Lawson of Boston, who paid $30,000 for a carnation tho "Lawson Pink," who haa horo twenty prizo wlnnera,including"GloriousRedcloud;" George Pepper, Toronto, with 22 head; Gon. Castlemntt, Kentucky, with a famous string; Joseph WIdener of of Philadelphia, and scores of oUiors. Sevoral stables chartered special trains to bring their flnoly bred animala to compote in tho 83 classes. Tho show is held In tho Coliseum and will last all week. Cay Tlmes-ln Paris. T..u n.i ooti,o. .,. .. lm.'Iu" ia iJiMir. oiv uuciur uavn u . .m d ... .. "",, acts gently on tho atomacb, liver and In "Gay Pareo." The visits of the King kidneya, and ia a pleasant laxative. It of Greece, the King of tho Bolglaus, ( ia made of horbs, and la preiared as and tjio eon of King George of Greece, , f""lly as tea. His called iWa .Modi- tlm Prlnrn nf firotn liav atlrrm! nn tlio c,n0 M drnfglnt Sell'U at 25c. and 60 the I rinco of Crete, havo stirred up tho cif H f nJi, Mcdicjne m0Ve8 tho city, and thero havo been a series of .bowela each hy If you cannot stut It. social eastings and festivals that have natonithed aon tho veteran habitue of. swell society. The latt two wcoka hnvo witnessed au almost unbroken aeries of Illuminations and al fresco dancing in tho streets, which will bu carried on for another week or two iu all their height of gay revelry. St. Louis Pastor Cots to ladlo. St. Louis, Oct. 29. Rev. George E. Stokes.pastor of Trinity Me hodlst Epis copal Church in thb city, will start for India in a few days. He unexpectedly received notice that he bad been up pointed pastor of Fimt English Method 1st Church in Calcutta. Tho appoint ment was made by Bishop T'joburn. Mr Stokes succeeds Rev. M Warno.who ws made bishop of India and Malaysia by the last general conference whirb met in Chicago. Beware of Oltmen forCmrrb that Contain Mercury as mercury will surely destroy the wniu of smell and completely derange the whole system wlien entering It through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never Iks used except on prescript tions from reputable physicians, aa tha damage they will do is ten fold to the eood von can rx' miy uerive irotn mem Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by V. J. Cheney A Co . Toledo, O , contains no mrcurv. and is taken internally, act ing directly upon tha blood and in new a surfaces of the system In baying Hall' Patarrh Cure be stire you get tha Ken- nine It is taken internally, aid made iiv,l.n m.ln hv V .1 HiptlSU Afil - IU IViWl V....V. "j .... w..... . -wv. Testimonuls free. Bokl by Druggist, prwe toe per uotue. lla i"n Kamiiy nils are me oeai. r CIRCUIT CdUftT IN SESSION Hon. R. P, Bolso called dopdrlmqtit No. 2 of tho circuit cpiirt lh' regular Oc'bber Boston nt ton o'clock Monday. in Probate Ceurt: Tho will of ttio late John F. Mosor has been admitted to probata." Tho estate is valued nt $3,800, tu.d'tho holrs nre: Ada Mostr, widow, Donnio Moscr, daughter, nnd Alvln'MosOr, eon, all of Sllverton. John Mosor is named and1 1ms been appointed nS executor. ' Tho final account cfjl. J. Flommlng, administrator of tho ostato of Theodoro Fnyas has hcon approved and tho ad minltstrntor discharged. Tho final account of M. W. Hunt, ad ministrator of tho estate of J. J Shnw, deceased, has been approved nnd tho administrator discharged, George Mnrlntt, R. F. Myers nnd Henry SehoeuUikor, appraiser of tho estate of N. R, Doty, deceased, havo tiled thoir toport, showing value of tho estate is 119.00. E. K. Hall I. Q. Barnes and Ohas. At Park, nppralfcra of iho oatato of Lovi P. Adams, filed tiielr report showing prop erty valued at $700. A NATIONAL GUARD BAND Supt. Lyon of tho Salem company Or egon National Guard has a military bauduudoi way of organization. A meotln was hold Friday ovonlng at tho urmory nnd tonight tho boys aro to complete the wbrk of providing thorn solves with their own music. TO'Miht and To-Morrow Mht. And cacti 'i.y una night durlug th It week you cun uet at iiny druggist' Kemp's UalbHui for tho Throat und LunuH. acknowledged to bo tho most successful uuicdy oyer sold for Coughs. Croup. Bronchitis. Asthma und CoiiHuiiipuon. Got a bxttlo to day and keep it always In tho houso so you can chuck your cold nt once Prlco 2ftc and 50c. tiatuplo bottle freo, cod&w Heavy Plecs of Glass. A now panu of plato glass haa been put in tho front of Dr. Stono'a drugstore to replace the ono cracked last Fourth of July, It will bo rcmombercd that a pobblo wt8 thrown by a cannon crackor and broke a small round holo through the glass. From this holo three cracks Btartod and gradually oxtonded until tho pane was divided Into threo pieces. Tho now plato is 60 x 120 inches and costs about $80. It was put in by Andrew Hanson and Frank Hughes. OA.OT03aiA. Uaan th p The Kind Von Haw Always BoagW Don't Forcet When you nro going East to tako best road. That means to go via Northern Pacific. tho tho 'lh is company runs two through voa- tlbuled trains dally betwoon Portland and St. Paul. Loaves Portaud at 2 p, in and 11:30 p. al. 10 10 14 Oj3.iaTOB.IA. Bearitb r? Tin Kind "w Han Alvrara Bwihl The River Service. Tho 0. It. N. Co'a Willamette river stenmors have resumed thoir operations buteen Porlhnd and Salem. Agent Powers hns rooinined tho dockofOe, and tho publto can diuiend on a regular eor icn. 10 25 Ot Bryan la Brooklyn. ftnooKMN, Oct. 29. Tho Brooklyn Democrtic campaign cOmmlttco haa made elaborate proparatlona for a big. mass mosting nero tonight. Air. uryan will bo tho principal speaker, ho hav ing cancelod several of' hia western dotea to como here. There will be a serins of mmor tneetlnss at which Sfr Bryan will also apeak, making the plan something liko tho Tammany reception. The-Democrats hero aro working hard, but, it ia thought that Brooklyn will go atrongly Republican. Mr, Bryan's vlrlt la an attempt to away the vote. nel Tim tako a pleasant herb drink, tho noxt morning i iooi ungiit nnu my com- If you cannot gut it, wind for free sample. Addrets, Orator WooawiirU UHor, N. Y. South' Carolina's $tte fair, Colowiiu, 8. C. Oct, 20. Tho 32d annual fciouth Carolina .State Fair began hero today and Will continue until Fri day of this week. The exhibits are very numerous, drawn out by the policy of the mauagemot,?of iintoutagitig the exhibition of' only 'reurli animals and product Uk aro really meritorious, and are of utility nnd profit to tho people of thestaM. Tim HtlMiulanC'i ( very grati fying. Do you Cough? Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup will caro a Cough or Cola at onoo. Conquers Oroup,Yhoop!ncr-CouL'h and Weasle Coujm without laJL Jifothoro praise It lloctors prescribe it for Bronchi tie, Hoarsenceo. Qrinpo, Pneumonia and ConsampUon. It glvca quick, suroreaulta. Price, 25 oU. BefusothQ dealer's BubaUtuto j It la not aa Reed. Dr.Bals Coup Syrup Always cures When others rati, ". Il-jtl'a Puu Liira Coaillnatloa aad Live nr. iivtl's PUU curs ConaUpation 4 ur frouWa. $ fMf la tU. frtal ta, A tl' TODAY'S MARKET; .FoUtUnd, Oeti liottllnal C8 A 09c. SO Wll&t .Vnlloy wana waun, dj ioj4. si lour Portland, bout tfW.lnJk Mtih nt, to.iu. virniinni 2 w, Oats Choice While 4S4'dc, groy 40 41o per bushel. Mlltotufl Brah. $15 00 shorts, $17.00 IIayTlmothy-12lB per ton. Onfona BBC $1 ' PotAtoea 00 to COc! per snrk. Butlot Boat dairy, 2830; fAnoy croaUiory, 45 to fiOc. Storo 25o. 30. Eggs Oregon, fresh 25c to 27&C. Poultry Chickens, 2 60 to 3.60; hens $3.60 lo 4.00; turkoys, Hvo 11 to 12c. Mutton Dressed, 0M to 7c per pound. Hogs Hoavy dressed 0 to 0tfc. Beef Stoors, f3.604; cows, $33.50; dressed beef, 0 to 7c. Voal Dressod, 8 Od. for small, Hops 2Rc. for 1899 crop, " 12 to 14ko for now orop. Wool Valley, 1415oU jEaalorn Ore gon, 1013c; Mohair, 25. Hldoo Green. salted 60 lbs", 7 ii8c; under 00 lbs, 7Jtf 8 ; shoop polts, 15 20c ' SALEM MAIIKKT. Wheat 68 nounds nnd over. 50 Wool, 13 to 10c, Mohair, 25c. Hops 11 to 15o Oats--37 to38o. Hay Baled, cheat, $7; timothy, $10. Egg8-25Q27c. Flour In wholcaalo Iota, $2.50; rotall 3. Mtllstuffs Bran. 13; Bhorts, U4. Hoks Dressed. 4c. Livo cattle Steers, 3tf; cows, 2 to to, 8heo 33.50. Dresseil Veal 7 cents. Butter Dairy, 1520o; creamery, 25 30o. Poultry Fat lions por lb.,0 spring chickens por lb (c. Potatoes now, 30o por buBliol. Apples 26c to 35c. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Th! Kind You Have Always Bough Signature qt Cfarfffl&J&i( ROCKY MOUNTAIN SCENERY BY DAYLIGHT Daylliht Stopover at NUrara Fails. Through flratc'aia tonirlatsleoporfrom Paclflo Coast wcikly for Chicago Boston, JJow "lork, and otlior eastern points, via RioGrando Western, (Great Salt Lnke Rotlto) Denver & Rio ftramin. DliUP and Illinois Contral to Ghlcags, connect- mg in tlio Un'on Depot with Michigan Central's similar car for points east. For Particulars call on nr niMrnan T.rwnl Agents or, B. II.TllOMHUIX, Com'l At?'t. III. Omit. n. it. 8 Otf 142 Third at.. Portland (irn The Great Rock Ulnnrl Itmitn lina Just inaugurated n weekly personally conducted tourist car service botweon tho Pacific coast and points East in con tion with the Rio Grando 'Western and Donvor A RioGrando and Illinois Con tral Rya. By loavlng Portland on any Saturday morning da tho 0. R. A N. connection can bo mado on this car nt Ogdon, or by leaving Portland on any Thursday uvuuiiig.via me nouinurn raciiic, con nection cau bo mapo with this car at Sacramonto. Ask vonr ticket nirnnt about tills car or write to A. I, Cooi'Kii, General Agent, Portland, Oregon. 0 20 tf Wheat Bought and Stored By tho Aurora Roller Mills Brauulrofllco and warehouso 1SI Trade at. between High and Church streets, Buckwheat aim oats bought at highest market price. FRED P. HURST. 7-27-tf dAw I S Heavy water tight shoos for mon nnd boys. High cut, best makes. Boots and Rubbers for La dles and children, Cheap as any in tho city. Repairing neat ly and promptly jlgup. t t t o Jacob 1ogf 05 State Street. INSURANCE KIRK A LISTON Resident Agents. Five old reliable companies. Room 3 over Telephone office. NEW STORE. G. lv' Montgomery, liaa oen.ed npa new confectionary and ciitar sloro at No. 281) Cotnmerolal street whero he will carry complete stock of lainl'es and 10 10 o. a n L Ing goods. OSTEOPATHY In Sislm and Albuny DR. GRACE ALURIGIIT, graduate of American bcuool oi U.teopatny, ALEM Momlay, Wedneailay and FrI day ; hours, 0 to 12 a. m; 1 to 4Q p. to. Ofllee over Welter's rQwry AtBANY--Tuesday,Thurday'nd gat unlay t hours, 0& 12 a, mj llffSp m. Office Albany, Mollwafn building Malo fit, iocs wr winter tiiuiiutTni l - -- ANtgclablc PrcpnralionrofAs slmilaUng IhcFoiXlnndltcditla ling llicSloinachs ntulBowcIa of Promolcs Digcalion.Checrfur ncssandnest.Contnhts neither OpUim,forpliino norXincral. WOT "NAllC OTIC. avarMjr&uwzzmxypz Jlmytn Sent' sltx.Seni.it Anue&rtl ll'Mrtjrrrrt ftaixr. Apcrfccl nemedy forConsilpn Hon , Sour Stoniacli.Dlnrrlwcfl Worms .Convulsions (Fcvcn3t' ncss nnd ?P88 Op aLEUr. Hiiamii I lUiaii Fnc Simile Sitfnnlure. of NFAV YORK. ifwni EXACT COP OF WHAPPCn. I& A Good and Faithful Servant Is n gem, as woll as a valuable acquisition to any household. You can havo two such in your kitchen if you ho,vo n good cook and ono of our stoves or ranges. It boils, broiu roasts or bakes equally null, is economical labor saving, nnd in ovory way satisfactory, A delight to tho oyo, It finds a quick way to man's stomncli ami thero you aro! Sou ono, try one, buy ono. Wo clone nt 7 o'clock. fJUIR. M'WADE & CO. a $Ss!Sdr SALEMEOREGON' is. ii. A BURSTED PIPE fa nu accident that housowivca havo to contend with often, especially tho hot water plpu from rango to boiler. Range work and the repairing of worn and brokon pipes, steam heatlpg and furnacu work is a lino that wo give special nt outlet! to We auiid none but oxiorl norkmonwhou called, nijd ournork Is tclentlflo and satisfactory. BARR k PETZEL 214 COMMERCIAL 0TKKKT. Tuluphonu207). . -a. Laundry Marks that nro not found on linen, froth from tlil laundry are runt statni. lnkatnlns, fruit status 'nl nqteoialiv ''seorohero" from the overheated Irons. That's w hat wo particularly guard uutist Fleck less, llawlev, immaculate -white u white ran Imi, or as utronvt of oolor as when vou lirotiulit It If originally of a color (attorn, your naalmblo apnarrul la ruturntHieiean, wtwi wni, wuuironiHt. Salem $mw Uundfy COLOXSl. J, or.VSTtCAt) J'UOPafa-TOK. nOHOUH II. OUtSTSAII, M(1H, " Phone 411, 2&) Liberty fitrwt. vrrrrr TiWW ill tV- ii." TW - -THE SIM.UR HAM-- A Ham You Most DiSlfqloiis 1mm tiut up. Tho bt coosi boll, UmW, B" of tS. If s Uja Jujrtwt and bwt 1'rlso no higher tUairollfsrsf Trie enly store that Uarriitf & 1 otu posroyyicns MawifeMwwiaMiiar''r ASTORIA For Infanta nnd Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought TUT OINTAUn BOMfANT. NIW Vq4 eiTT. fttl&r LITTLEBOPEEP LOST HER SHEEP Jlui no mol nood worry about rriittop ilils iim of.the year, If thoy isn . t 'lalnty and delleloti Spring lamh'u an sppotuli g and nourishing Humrr iot'ul. W i havo everything In choice meats, an 1 a ' tho dellcacloa of the sea sou in. uatlt i. ulu and smoked menu that will w.u most critical cpfcuio. E,,C, CROSSISALEM OR. A TOAST, UNCLEI Ypt family reunions and family occa sions (jenorally wedding anniversaries, birthdays, Thanksgiving and tho rest wo have op hand somo excellent brands of wlno champaignu la not tho onlv ono-rmuturnii, cfarots, moselle, every deslrablu kind in (not, It gooj without taylng that wj oll itlu Al grndis of wfilskey, brand, liquors and cordials. Glvu iu n tiinl oidor you will order more, t P Rogers 21H & Coiunmrelal Street Whulusle and Retail, gr -SSB-T- Can Eat In StlaiH say so, Jut'right to luvor ortjato on the market. Mp4 th Hluttdfoji Ham. Hawrence qkookky Bears the Signature Lyi r JA' in A J' OSE J "For Over iw5m IKti M lli9 imB Win ..MM t iBi trtumnuif i. t": iJ . ijiiiaa rtAi-'Hl SrANTHID Nauf today. dyrtlMmiHtsi four lines or. a,n In tHI -nllJt,, Int4&l a - less m tm column mr roe limes lor pu.i oug av watajK. oo par month. Ail evrrour llna at cams rata. hllY A UOMP ?mtoH Umnoo aht-rtxm Immc wWh srt mi frut trees: smM fanka stt; Mrs; dost finest view la ih city, without ttei four blocks fro the court fconse . Low trie easy terns If desired. Astyf fhtJOURflAi. office. ' "" ..!! 1 ... ! . FOR RENT Ono npat flvo-room cot tago with basement and good well water; also ono seven-room cottare with barn nnd "yard. Apply to A. Schrlebcr, 424 High street. 10 26 tf WANTED. Big Fir wood. If you want to contract for larRO lota of wood for next season, call nt tho ofilco of Baleht Light and Traction Co. 10-21-tf. PASTURAGE For good winter pasture Inquire of R. Cray ton, ono block West of north Salem school. 10 21 tf A BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY You enn buy a meat shop or a partnership; n small amount of money necessary. 0. Wolg, Tho Qorman Market. 12-2JRf FOR BALE. A good saddlo pony for enlocheap. Ennntro nt No. 16 Court street. 10 22 tl 1'OUND. Gontloman'a gold watch at Snlem on day of RlngUug circus. In quire at this ofncoj 10 20 2wt PALmSTRYI'rof Halght palmist and astrologor will bo In the city for a short tlmo. Brine your children and ascertain what calling they aro best fitted for. Each person Is born with particular faculties and If parents will educate their children for tho trade or profession that they aro best adapted to, thero will bo fewer failure in the world. This information can be had tor tho small aunt of 25o at tha Row land houso, corner Court and Liberty streets, Salem. 10 37t6. WANTED. Girl or woman to id lions work in a small family. All conven lonccs. Apply Journal Office. 10-18 tl REMOVED. Wm. Long, v etorinary Burgeon, haa removed from Chemek- etastteotto the Strong property. No, t, 10 Bolviow street, Just wost 6f Com- merclal. 10 17ml WANTED Experienced apple- packers nt ivrignc oc to'H. unexperiencou hands need not apply. 10 15 tf W.D.PETTENGILL Tho upholster and furniture repair man Is now located at 147 Court etrcot tlrst door cast ot Basoy atuble.griuds scissors, tools and razors, menus furniture of all kinds and does n general repair business. Having had year's oxnorienco In tho ImeinesB and having tho tools necess ary to do your work 1 can guarantee alt work tiono In my ahop. 10-0-lm MRS. W. D. PETTENGILL mnnufao turor of hair hw Itches and all kinds of hair work, makes a specialty ot dying switches. Sho 1b now located at 451 M t 100 1 mo. WANTED A lot of gicon apples for adrylng, by Fook Sang & Co. Will pay cash ftOa por hundred for hand picked and 40a per hundred for shaken down fruit. Apply at tho old Vinegar Works on Cottago and Trado streets just across tho Mill raco on left hand aldo. 10 8 lm WANTEDGlrlatowHtoyour d scrip tlon for a first-class marriage paper freo, Gentlemen's "ad" freo with a threo montha' subscription at 25 cents. Address, Special Club, Box 231, 8a lem. 10 8 Jim FOUND. A Lady'a capo. Loser call at this otllco and provo owuershlii. 10-5-tf FOR RENT, Ten acrea gordon land ljfi miles oast Of asylum. Good house, barn und woll for Irrigation. Thirty thousand Hufstntor seedling biggest berry In Salem market, W. D, liuf stater, Salem. 10 5 lino FORHbN'f-A good farm of bO acres oa rimsonablo terms. For particulars en quire of R. Croighton, 1 block wost of North Salem School. 10-4 ltn uRESS"0UTjroSOI!0TrTlHSI nt room 7 Gray Block. A perfect sys tem of dross cutting will bo taught and satisfaction guaruutoed. Lessons not limited. 10 3 Imo WXNTlIU Woman to cook at Goodaltt boarding houso, corner of Twelfth and Oak atreeta. 102 tf FOUJTD On Chotuoketa street, a black Sburrod lawn bunting wnlst. 0 Otf SALEM LODGES f. J. w w. Haloin C&tnp No. IT. UoeUaTa o, iju, m x. o. U. Wt nail, nu aU Ina. bldf. r u rrur 'runty, a. a, W A, Mooraa, clerk. room it, Uoorsn blk WOltlCSTBKa OW AMtCKIOA. Ooun MUerwooil Furett No, is, Uou Vrlday nlhu ia Turuar block. John M, Cbaao, 0, It A U lirowa tfooy. jMT.lyr CAl'lTAL t,uiT " Express and Transfer Moots all malt and pasaengnr trains. Ba ago to all parts of the lilty. Prompt aervlco, 'ieiopnono no. sol. DI8QUE A JIOMYKU Dissolution rtoftce. rho firm of Gardner A Whlto (making u specialty of bicycle reiwiring) haa dis solved with mutual consent and ia suc ceeded by White A Mooro who will con tinue uio uusinoaa at tho old stand 228 Liberty St. L, E, Gardnor hag retained the umbrella stock and removed the sumo to IK) Stato street, (2 doora west of Steluer Drug Co,) whero lie will be found ruiuly to make now, or repair or cover your old umbrella. Thoko knowing thomeelve.1 Indebted to thufold tlrni will please call at once and tetilu with elthfcf member. L. E. Gauiskh, a it. . wiiwa. n SaTemTOct. 17, 1000. lot Peace OttUrtil a Why devoto all your time leadinK Uio Boer War and the Gold FlekU! Alaska? Thoro are other matters o vital importance; you may make a trip East, and will want to know how to travel. Iu order to havo the bestsor vico, use tho Wisconsin Central Ry., between St, Paul and Chicago. -For rate and other inforiaatiou. writs Jaa A, Clock, General Agent, Portaud, Oh. If You Wlli to Travel a Cemfrt Tako tho Northern Pnclllo Railway Company's elegaut, new audpowpit train, mo fyortn uoaat t.imittwl.- The outflttingaand furalnhlnf od UU train leave nothing to bo deslraU, If you luwe never traveled oa thU aiierb train, it will aarpryo with Its elegance, and It costs no raoru Uvu by otuer trains. Iavea Portland daily 2 p. in, 19 161 4t . - '""" - .V"" "'" ,J" ''' w.'iSn ! 4l la t)ittt In iiv , ta jp iuHg'l lirllMVJM ut iUTtfiUiu H tUUCUUk MMMMkhM WUiVM, b4 M)l lfV SM4 tf ' r unit la Ut "f'' ITWitti I .I j- Mai ttit aiauaALiaas "jmt tw.-wHLrl WliluKuif JIT 0Mf M jv-rf rmoMi fi. k u,s. a. m