The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, November 01, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text"WTW . mwmpifimp m ' ti m7Ti. TDp tryr,- WmMMw&m IMmmKm .. 5YRUF- Actifcasmtfy aitdJfomptfy Cleanses the System Gently and Effectually wncn unions or costive. Jh'sents mt the meat uceeptxbleJbim the mm tire prlneipes ofpantT An own to act most A'sreiciur. TO GET ITS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS BUY THE GENUINE MANFD. DY CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUPCO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. lOUISVIllE.KY. NtWYORK. HY." for talc ty druggltts -price SOt per bottle. iO. C T Go's I'ABSKNdKK HTKAdiKU POMONA altonA IjHAVKS I'OU I'OltriiAND llallr.aioi'pt Runitnv at T m UUICK TIMK.ANI) DllHAl' 1IATKB. Ifciolr IwtwfonMtntn and t'olirtHtii. M. 1 HAL'MVIN, Agent. u s Plain white and decorated. Come and see it, even if you don't wish to purchase, ft is such a pretty design and hand somely decorated. Very swell. We want every one to see, to do your eyes good and pleasing to the heart. Store open evenings, Yokohama Tea Sort Phouo2411 Kron Delivery is OCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS t Atty. Bingham wont to Portland today on business). Judgo H. 11. Hewitt, or Albany, was In tho city yostorday. Mr. and MrB. Campbell o( Chemawa spent Halloween at Salem. Itlcbard Oliurehlll lias returned to Albany alter a short visit hero. Miss Calista Moore returned fioin a low days vUit In Portland .last eveulng. Frank Fellex waa up from Uuttovlllo yostorday. Ilo la nti enthusiastic Bryan rrj in. Mrs. M. K. Maul has returned to her home pt Colfax, Wash , nrtor a visit hero. M 0. Rturr has goni to Sherman county to delivor goods for the Lansing nurseryt Dr. A. .A. Jeyqp amj bride went to Albany last evening t fntl ",clr , honeymoon. j MUs Grace Hutor returned from a two woiks visit with Portland friends last evening. ' ,1 (I W. Ilcnsakor, of lurner, was In towntxlaytope.foottltlotoa piece of government land L. M. Baker returned last night from fiumpter, Oro where he has valuable mining property. Supt. J. D. Lee pf tho penitontlary has returned from i visit to his daughter at Kllensburg, Wash. The holloween jokers fenned up tl o cninty road to Turner In front of tho old Dr. BmiUuplaco.-' -- O. D. uubrlelson went to Kastwn Oregon points on a buainctsf tour t b gone abont two weeks. Mrs. N, M. Loirnul left today for an extended visit with sister, Mrs. L '0, Boston, of West Ferndale, Wash. Mr. and Mrs T.M.Jones, of Cljmer leave 8aturdsy fer Jdaho, Mrs. Jones will stop at Heppner aud visito with her mother, M rg, f F. fojudljui. An excenenv memry and musical program was render! and m nmn X ...... i,l....i Ifn1l,.....an narlv urda ciinlivil.7in,li f tfirf iVarw of whlla opposed to Ultra are twmenuuua. k iui r iiivia iib. iiiiiiiihuuii avi .. w wore Invited. A LIVELY MEETING Prohibition Rally Develops Some Surprises. . TWO SPEAKERS NOT ON THE BllLS Take Issue With the Prohls on Their Own Platform and Make Thlnjs Interesting for the Spectators. " " Tho Prohibitionists 4iold another rally Wednesday ovoningattho W.C. T. V. rooms Tho attendance wan, email but it compared favorably with that at John II. Mitchell's nicotine tho nidit boforo, and before tho evening was over tho mooting -developed into about tho liveliest unpremeditated Joint lisrus8lon that has been seen, in Salem. Two npeakors not on tho program were hcurd, and neither of them eudorspd prohibition. Tho program opened with a song and prayer, and them was also a nolo welf rondered by U. J. Lehman, and very onjoyablo recitations by Mrs. 0. Lt Watt and Mrs. U.J. Lehman. Thoro wero two speakers on the pro gram, Kov. Lockltart, of Lalayette, and Itev. Mocrehoad, of tho Lincoln circtdt, lk)tli gentlemen seemed very much in oarncst. Both devoted considerable timo to tho canteen Ucstion, and en larged upon tho culpability of President McKinley in his encouragement of the liquor tralllc, druwlng dark pictures of conditions in Manila. After Mr. Morehcad sat down, the chairman announced that this concluded the program and invited any ono else who could think of anything to Bay to conio forward and say it. Mr. Fred Kundret, tho shoemakor, aroeo and asked thut tho Prohibition platform bo read. This caused quite a flutter. Chairman Ollvor .lory reluctanllv ad mittcd that ho didn't have a platform about him, hut after soma delay in copy was'found. In the meantime some one called for K. C. Million. Mr. Mlnton professed not to bain a speaking mood, hut alter considerable urging and an invitation from the chair ho camo fo ward and ho spoke. It was not; however, just tho sjieech that they wero looking for, but qulto the contrary. It vnn a rousing off hand and forcible 'demonstration of tho fact that thoro aro other issues than prohibition before tho people, and ho claimed that a comparatively small part of our ills How from tho liquor tralllc. Ho thought that the Pennsylvania miners, working for $250 a year, could not bo charged with povorty because they spent their money for liquor. Ho cited an Inbtanco of a strike in San Francisco of girls who had been making ovornlls a 0 cents per pair, while tho sou of thoir employer gave a bauquot costing f 1000. Ho claimed that our girls needed protection as much as our big, husky boys in tho Philippines. He said that when a farmer nuked him why ho should be obliged to pay $7 for a plow which cost but 97 cents to manufacture If Ho should tell tho farmer ,'llqnor tralllc" tho formor would call him a fool. Ho advised them to help get tho initiative and referendum, and then the peoplo could enact and enforeo prohibition whenovor they should want it. In fact Mr. Mlnton, throw a double action bombslu II into camp In Irs 20 minute talk. Then in tho horror-striken silence which ensupd when ho sat down, Fred Kundret again arpso, and ho asked per mission to say a few words, which was granted. Mr. Kundret corned considerable ground in his talk, going Into tho ques tion of "Uomanlsra," among other things. Ho also depreciated tho Idea of making prohibition a party Issuo, and advised his hearers to go hack to tho earllor method of prayer. Ho also op posed any union of church and state in tho way pf Sunjlay laws or any other restriction of personal liberty In religious l matters. After Mr. Kundret eat down Chair mnn jory rca,i tho platform ot the Pro hfbitlon party. Then ho whaokod Mr. Minton'a knuckles formaklng a Socialist speech in a Prohibition meeting, but was reminded by Gid. Bherwood that ho had invited Mr. Mlnton to speak. Then Mr. Mlnton asseverated that It . , ,. . ..... .,, ,., ortIo wh'en hBpoko bo m$y spoko his convictions, ami consiuorcu . I. -. .1 ." .!. ,,.,1.,v. T that tho proper wayto dobuelness Mr. Lockhart gave some parting ad monition atrl tho raeetJBg adjonrnwl with everyone w Ido awake. Dr. Bull's Couth Syrup cures overplxht th moat stubborn cold as wSll as all its come plications flclilfng in the ttlroat, hubky vnina nml violent coiiuliinir. It is the most wondoifull medwino, Mslonee has, produoul. CrUls In HewfouaJUn j. Oubhbo. Nov. 1. On the day alter the ,uri uirtntlon in Canada, one weok from today, general e!atlons will beheld J , Vimfonndland. and be the most iin portant and far reaching that have cerj ooiured in that colony. On the one side , are arrayeil all the foreea that ran be j tnarshalledlby the Uavarment of the day. ImI liv I'remler Jionu auu Jir. "" "i-- ;, - ,L-.i,' .'. .' Ww - " International Importanee of the ooulest Wj M j" Of IFftFQ BSqqs. That Is vhat Is required by every organ of the body, for tho proper per1 formance, of Its functions. It prevents billousnsss, dyspefcla, c6nsltpat1oh, kldnqy complaint, rheu matism, catarrh, nervousness, weak ncss, nlntnasr., pimples, blotches, and all cutaneous'eruptlons. It perfaats all the Vital 'processes. , , VT. l Ktoi), WixxUtoclt. Alo.took Ildod'a Saranparllla to mnko his Mood pure. JIo write that h hail not felt well but tired for some tlroo. Ilcfuro hu had.nlnljcd tho first bottlo of till nwlioine bV relt'bctrianf when ho had talra tho suconil niii like blfiTalfTeVfWtTW and ablo to do hi work. fiaosS's Ssair&ajpaB'Hia Promises to cure and ftjeps the promise. Accept no substitute, but get Hood's today.' ; , .,. . Is found in tho fact that Mr. Morlno, tho leader of tho opposition, is n Canadian who is understood as favoring tho an nexation of Newfoundland to tho Domin ion of Canada, whllo his opponont, Mr uonu, wno recontiv succccuea str James AVinroWPflrlTornmof8o1Pnavmt? o' closer relations between tho Island colony and tho United Stalosr5- " WAS uALlJjnX YEAR3. Three Months or the New Scientific Treatment Restored Ills Hair. DMducas is caused by dandruff, which is caused by a germ. Kill tho germ and there is almost n certainty that hair will grow again, if tho folllclo has not bcon totally destroyed. Nols Petonon. of Lime Kpur, Mont., says: "I had been bald six rears, and had triod nil kinds of 'cures,' but without any benefit whatever until I tried Horplclde. No vember 10, l&n), I bourn using U rplchlo and in three months a flno growth of hair covered my head Completely. "Ask your drupglst for Horpicido. Everybody can have luxuriant, glossy hair, If Hor picido Is used thoroughly Take no substitute. o xi.'tst KC- C3 xi. X JL . Btm the 4 Tho Kind "ou llara Always Bou&hl AN OLD SOLDIER TAKES A SHOT At the Hon. Thomas Tongue on the Old Green back Question, Hon. TIiob. II. Tongue Dear 8lrj A fow years ago you, spoko at tho old armory in Salem. As near as I can re member you said : "I will admit that it may bo posslblo for the government to issua paper money, make It a legal tender, and compo'.l people to taKO it. But J havo no hesitancy in saying that It would be repudiation." I stepped forward and paid' "About flvo hundred thousand of us old com rades enlisted lieforo the enactment of tho legal tender act, when only silver and gold coin wero n logal tendor, and of roursu our contract with tho government was for coin. Wo could riot rescind, vary, or change our obligation except under ponalty of dath, or imprisonment for Ilfo at Dry Tortugas. for dcoitlon. Then tho government issued partial legal tender paper money, called green hauks, and authorized banks to issue thnir notos, not a legal tender for debts or taxes, and neither rcdemublu in coin, and worth, as compared with tho full logal tender coin promised, about 50 cents on tho dollar, and compelled us to accept both thoto kinds of paper money at par, and as full compensation for our services, our limbs and our health. Then I usked: Did tho government repudiate Its obligation to Its defend ers?" Then from tho throats of Republicans all over tho hall rang eut: "Put him out! Puthimout! Hip, hip, hurrah I" When this Httlo tompest in the Ho publican teapot hud subsided you were standing with your back to mo pro nounclug an oloquont apostrophe to tho stars, and failed to answer my question. Will you tonight answer this question, frankly, fairly, and honestly. Anxiously awaiting jour reply, I am very truly, Jojik P. Koiikutso.v. To-NiM and To-Morrow Hliht. And each duy una night during this week you cuu cct at nny druggist's Kemp's HalHiim for tho Throat, and Lungd, acknowledged to bo tho most successful romedy over sold for Coughs, Croup, Bronchitis, Asthma and Consumption. Get a u. ttle to duy and keep It always lo tlio houbo so you can check your cold at once Price 25c and Mc. Sample bottlo I reo. eod.Vw Bear tba 9 M W"0 TOO lUWAIirars BSSiJIP Signature of &&ms& Lincoln's Tomb Completed. fipiUNOFiELW, III , Nov. I. The res toration of tho tomb of President Lincoln has been completed, lhu work was ' done by tho Culver Construction Corn- pony for fV5,600' Tho slwlt is about fifteen feet higher than it originally stood, but there Is no other matoral change BcBullls iCOUCH SYRUPi cures Ilacklnp Conglm, Soro Lungs, Bronchitis. Grippe, Pnoumonla and, nil severe lnnpaffoctlons. Whv then risk consump tion, alow, sure death? Take warning I Aob at once Buy a bottlo of Dr. null" Cougli 5yrup, a doctor's prescription, used over 60 years. Prico, only 25 centa. Insist oil having It. Don't bo Im posod upon. Itenwe tho dealer's eulwtltato : lb la not as good a Dr. Ball's. SilvatJoa OH cure RtuttnaUtai ACItcS ana fn. iautw C AEftOJBALL tBaM' r CHALLENGE! SENT i: To Give the Eugene Boys a Chance to Retrieve Their Fortunes, f-. The result of n number of uudiKnlfiwl publications has been a clmllcngo isaned) by Manager F. W. Durbin, of tHe Salem team, to tho Eugoiio olevon, signifying tho readiness ot tho Snlem football team to meet tho tj. of O. team on nny grid iron in the stato. Tho challeiigo Is as follows! J "Mr. L. L. Goodrich, Eugene, iOro god: a "Dear Birr The Capital Amateur Ath letlc Football Team heroby clnMlcnRcn tho TJ. ofO Football Team foin return gamo, to bo played on any gridiron in tlip stnto of.Qregon'.nt ktty (lato lhat you dholild eeo'cdnVcnlent to sot for your JjBftuand.will aoroa to accopta'ny reforco whd understands tho came, or you may snumu inrcQnamra anu. wo.wiu suumit, mo samo numner unuereeai;u wp inn to agrao then wo will make a clioira out sjdoof tho' elate. Jn othon words, wo will agree to almost an forms III order to got n return gamo. very respectfully, "F. W. DrnntN, Monagor." At tho tamo time Manager Durbin yrottl the following opon letter to the Kugeno Guard: "To tho Editor of tho fcngono Guard, Hugeno, Oregon. "Dear Sir Would jon bo kind ontitmli In glvo ppaco in your vahlablo paper for tho enclosed challenge? Tho Capital (Amatour. Athletic? FootbnllTeam hate vorymuchto issue tho.cliallongp, but wo havo been forced, Info,tlio,jnatterby nowspaper reports from your pity. I assuro you thoro is no II) feoling exist ing among our boys, for thoy fcol as though thoy woro royally- treated In jour collcgo town, but. if soemB that tlio citizens of Hugono nrd very ungrate ful towards Mr. (Jlnionco Bishop, who acted as reforeo in:thoimtno on tho 27th Inst. Wo feel Us thoilgli Mr. Bishop lias neon uono a great injustice iy tno sev eral nnwspuper correspondenta from your city, nnd wo only ask for a return gamotqsliow tlintwonro Eugene's bu porior, "Trusting you will rccelvo this bom- munidation in tho same spirit that it Ib written. I aiii respectfully, "F. W. DunniN, "Manager." Discussing the matter qf tho recent football gamo, and tho action of tho ttugono piuyors, coach and fiorrospond ents, Mr. Durbin, last ovening, gave out the following signed atatomont; "After reading Mr. Kaareburg's cor rcsnondonco in today's Orcsoulau. I nm Biirprlsed that a man of his standing ns a gentloman und uuthorlty on football, would tako tho position of a kindor- garten snortsman fn accusing thuHalem team of playing dirty ball, and also questloniong tho Integrity and honor of Mr. uiarenco uisnop, wno aeteu an reforeo, In tho gamo hetwuon Snlem nnd Eugene, on tho 127th Inst. Although not an eyo witnoss to tho gamo, I understand Mr. Knarsburg did not accuse tho Salem team of unfairness at tlio timo tho al leged unfair play of pushing tl o ball back over tho line, nor did ho accuse Mr. Bishop of unfair decisions daring tho game. But for an oxen bo of tho defeat lie takes tlio udvantnuo of newspaper gossip in order to gain cheap notorioty for Himself und team. "It was by tho renuest ot Manairor Goodrich ol tho U. of O. team -that Mr. Bishop noted as such reforeo. Ho stated In a loiter to mu that Mr. Bishop was a pcntloman of high standing in their city and was honored for his Hruthfiillntss and integrity, nnd ho was the mom satisfactory person that they knew of lu these parts, to referee tho game. Upon thu solicitation of tho U. ol 0. team und tlio Capital Amatour Athletic Club, Mr. Bishop acted as cuoh referee. "I consider it uneentlomanly and tin- bportmanlikoof tho citizens of Eugene, ami tlio maungors ot tuo u. ol V. team toaccusoMr. Bishop at this time of being dishonest. I do not wishto enter into any nowspanor controversy, but my challenge, which I have issuod, explains tno position of tlio Balom team. If luq Eugene team feela e i( they havo been robbed, wo are more than willing to ghe them an opportunity of nlayinu a return gairo and settling our superiority. F. W. Douiiiv, Managor. Coach Kaarsburc's btaiemtnt. In a letter to a Portland papor Coach Kaarsburg considers tho score ol minor Importance, and looks to tho bcneilta his mon acquired Irom tho contest. His elovcn leacned several valuable lessons which will groaljy" iin prove tho team work, Ilosaid:, . "I ftm'higbly pleased with tho show ing our eleven made. I expected them to win, but I an) not surprised thut they failed to do so against each weight, flip Salem line averaged 20 ixxiuds heavier than ours. Tho sloppy field and several unfair decisions defeated us. Smith cor tainly inado a touchdown in the first half, nnd tlio Salem men sneaked the ball back over the line. That was the dirtiest trick I ever saw on a football field. "Salem ecorod on tho fourth down. Tho score should havo been flo to nothing, with the nothing on Salem's side. I don't think tlio rotten decisions wero intentional, but we played In hard luck, I- am prouQ of the Oregon team, and I think they can play ball with any thing their elxo In the country." It Is to be hoped this will cud playing tho gamo in tho newspapers. The Eugene sporting people had done far bettor to represent that the Salem team played a strong game and are a strong team. That ! tho true view of an op ponent for a defeated team fo take be fore tho public. Dr. Bull's Couth Syrup Is the remedy on whkh vou au uei-emi lor the cure of a pro tracted cough or Junx atTectlon. briyjlit) on bv exposure to cold. Ills the most excellent metliaine sold. A bottlo ''cost only 25 cents. ii ' i ' Fees for Octoter. ' The fees for OHober Jh fhj eounty oli'ik's audoounty recorder's yfflcwi wero $203.36 and J24I 05 rMileclly,ily, How's This? Wo effyrono hiiudred dotlan reward for any rasepl Ciitarrlr that iaiintbo. curi-d by IlalJ Catarrh Cute- r. J. uiieney x 1.0.. props , wii), v. We, the unuereignel, ha0 known K. J. Cheney for the last 16 ytrnrf and be lieve him perfectly honoratltf in all busi ness traueaetfon. and financially able to carry out any oblieajiou tmulby their jinn. West it Truax. ttholeuda druggist, Toledo. ( VVafdjiig. Kmnaii A Marvin, wholeealw Juii'WbtArridure Is takw Int 'n. lj. aaiiug directly upon the Mood and eaof theeralew. rtlte. re, " .' " mueous curiasea 76c per uottlt, Teatlnrtoniala fre, nail's Family PUh aie ( hfr In Probate Court. Tho final account of Conrad t'ebafer, administrator of tho eg tn to of Win', Gem Ihoh, deceased, and Saturdayf.'Dec. 1, was set for hearing Bamo. ' In tho matter of tho cstatn of Jas. S, (Martin,' dcccasalr the claim of S. Mar- .tin was allowed in tho sum ofe$50. Tho prfoljiai claim "Was for flls It was dis allowed, in tho prolmto coutt nppialcd to tho circuit court and reversed. Tho final doureo was by stipulation. I 11V bAVH.IIIIUI l. VI VI I rfThorushto tho drug sioro' still coty ttnbts.nnd daily scores of i5oonlo call for a bottlo of Komn'o Balsam for tho Throat and Lungs for UiQCuro of Coughs, Colds Asiuinn, iironouuisi qnn; uouBiimpuoni Kcmp'B Balsam,' tno standanl fanflly lomeoy, is soiu on n guaranico nnu novcr fils to glvo ontira satisfaction. Prlco 6c. and 60c. 2 PoiiTTlAHn, Nov. 1 Wheat vallov nominal fjS iV 60p. Wnlla Walla, C2 to 52iJ. Flour Portland, host grades SU.flQ t3.o. Graham 3 00. Oate Choico Whllo 4834flo, groy 10 C5 -Hn j)or bashel. ' t . MllHuff Bran, $16 R0; shorts, $17.00 Hay Timothy $1201(1 per ton., Onions 85c $1 Potatoes CO to COc per sack. Buttor Best dairy, 2G30; fancy creamery, -15 to 00c. Store 25c. ;50. Eggs Oreeon. fresh 27c to SOo. Poultry Ohickens, $2 50 toS.fjO; honB $3.60 to 4.00; tnrkoJs, Hvo 11 to 13c. Mutton DresBod, i to 7o por pound. Hogs Heavy droeoed (( to 0c Beef Steers, f ).604; cows, $3.60j drossod bpef , 0 to 7p, Veal DrosBOd, H Oc, for Email. Uops 28o. for 1800 crop, 12J to 14c for now prop. Wool Valloy, 1415c (Eastern Ore gon, lOOiapj Mojiidr, 26. Hides Gioen. ealtod CO lbs, 7 (ft&o; uridor GO lbs, 7&8K ; shoop pelts, 15 20c BALSM MAHKiT. ' Wheat 68 ound8 and over, 60,. wool, is to me, Aioiialr, 'J5c. Hops 11 to 16c Oats-37 to33o. Hay Balod, cheat, $7 : tlmotliy, $10. Egg9-26 27c. flour In wholesale lots, $2.60; retail ft. JIUIstuffs-Bran, $13; shorts, $14). uogs iyreBSOU, -i;4C. j - Llvo cattle Steers, 3 ; cows, 2?. to Sheep $33.60. Dressed Veal 7 cents. Butter Dairy, 15(32l)a ; creamery,. 26 (Hi 30c. ' Poultry Fat hens por lb.,0; spring chickniiB por lb., He. to 7o. Potatoes now, 30o por busliel. Aiiples 25c to 35o. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Tho Kind You Have Always Bough Boors the of 208&iS Signature ROCKY MOUNTAIN SCENERY BY DAYLIGHT . DsyltfhtStocoverat Hlatara Falls. Through first c'a is touaistalooporfrnni Pacific Coast wcikly for Chicago. Boston, Now York, and othor eostorn rVolnl8,"vln Itio Grando Western. fGreat Salt Lake Kouto) Denver & Ulo Grando, 0 It I ft I anil Illinois Central to Untcngs, ennnect ing in the 1'iron Depot with Michigan Central's similar car for points vaot For particulars call on or address Local Agents or, B. II. TiiurnoLL, Com'I Au't. III. Cent. It. It. 8 Otf 1 12 Third et Portland Oro Trio nlft-nt 'lfock leland Houto Iins just inaugurated n weekly personally conducted tourist car service between the Pacillc coast and points r.nst in con lion with tho Bio Grande Western and Denver A Hio Urando and Illinois Cen tral Ilys. By leaving Portland on ony Saturday morning tin the 0. It. cV N. connection can uo made on tuts car nt ugdurr, or by leaving Portland on any Thursday ovenlng,va the Southern Pacific, con nection can bo tuapo with this car nt Sacramento, Ask your ticket bgont abouMhis car or write to A, E. Cooi'Kii, General Agent, Portland, Oregon. V 20 tf Loans and Insurance Money to loan from 0 to 8 por cent, according to security no cxpenso for examination. Insuranro effected on hops and othor property nt lowest rates. John Moil 290 Com, st. 7-lft'J di- Shoes Roi Winter Heavy wutor tight shoes (or men and toys. Illsh out, best malms. Boots and Kubbors for La dled and children. Cheap m any in the city. Impairing neat ly and promptly done. : : : Jacob 03 State Street. NEW STORE. G. E Montgomery, has opened up a now confectionary nnd nigar store at No. 2S9 Comtheiolal atreot whr Jio.wHI carry a oomplbfo tlwk of candles and s "-uk king gon.14. ju io o. OSTEOPATHY In Mj'm arid vllny . DB. GUAOB ALBHIGHT. graduate ol AJ3jgB'cJjopJ ' 0IUy ALEal Monday, Wednesday and FrI. day;h(ur,0tol2a. w 1 to .40 p. m unicaover MWKiwery. ALffAIYuJay.Tlmrjdy and ia..'0rtfc6vArt.anyk'MeIwarnlMilil m 6 l Idiii Mala St, UogI i Tlio ICtncl Vou Iltlvo Alunys lit tlfiO for OVCI .JO vonvs. nnu iCf&TJttfrrfrA, Honn Buponislon slnco Its lnfmoy. IY&PT7X 'MCAM: Allownooiiototlccolvoyculn this. All OumitcrfoItH, Imitations mul"uBt-n8-joouiifrj bub " C' xiAiiuriiuniiui mux iriuo Aviui nnu ciulnngor tlio Iiciutli olT mWU1UU' P,llrcn-Bttrf'ni ngnlust Experiment. What is GASTORIA Cnstorla Is a linrmloss snbslUUCo'fcir Castor CHtf Paio- pile, DriiH ant SootbAri; :)3Ui ""It Is l'lcnsanft It' oin(ulu uoltbiH OliluinWVIoriililuownor' other Nnriiotlo'1 HiihstiuK-o. Us njo Is JIh uarautco. It ucstroj-i AVornm liiicl allays Fovii-lshnes,s, It euros Diarrhoea aiu Wind Collo. It rollovos 'roothliiur rryuble.s, cures CoiiHtlpatlou and FlatiihMiey. It asHliiiTlntos' tho Food, regulates tho Stomach anil Dowels, giving healthy and natural sleep, Tho Child ion's ranaccu -Tho IMother'M Friend, EWUl'Jg CASTOR I A ALWAYS "s Boars tho Ofei The KM You Have Always Bought In Use For vOver 30 Years. Tilt OtNT.Ud eotlMNT, Tt MUnnAT HTKCtT. NW TORN CITY. A Good and Faithful Servant Is a gem, as well ns a valuable acquisition to any household. You can havo two suoh In your kitchen It yon havo n good cook aod ono ol our stoves or ranges It trails, nroi.n roiiBts or bakes equally well, is cconomlca labor saving, and in every way satlRfadtbry. A delight to tho eve, It finds n iiulokwnytn" -" - --..-. -.-- ... ...... ... VW....W. mans Huimnnl mini b (ituinanh and thrtro you nrul foo ono. trv one. huv one. Wo cloo at o'clock. R. HI. WADE &, CO. ICTtYTJH -j.i- Up-to-Date Plumbinu in Your Kitchen Will koIo the servant girl problem an I oiiahlu you to keop firm hold on tho best of thorn. Niuillury uml oneu plumb ing through your homo will twin the problem of how to vn doctor's IiIIIh and keep a firm hnld on your health. Anything lu thu lino of plumbing, pus fitting, stoom fitting, furnucn ork or roofing wo Mill do nt fair prices in tho very best manner. BARR & PETZEL 211 COMMEHOIAL BTItHIST. Telephone 3371, Which Way WiU the Cat Jump Is tho burning' question thut lntr'K both iKiliHeal lMrtiM hut now; but the question Umt Iniert-els the man Un wanttt iuh iiiimi loim np im mat suomv v Idl em-t and KiUiilw Ixnity wf finph that will only satlry the man of nflul ft (. I 1.... Ii utll ffnil Ilia tuur laundry III town to iin it. The majority 01 VOlKTli III Brtieill Will IHHl II IB BV tlv Salem KltMiii ltnmlr), Salem StRam Laund'y COUJNKI. I 01 UTKAI fltOraiKTOII, nOUOHB u. olmstkaii. uqit. i Phono 411, m Iflberty Html. -"&A W&'! !r ' U THE SINCLAIR HAM - y i A Ham You Can Eat Meat DelMefli ham iwt up. Tin luin I. rail ImkMjnr frv. At. fa fliH Umtt PlpIllKr twU ftlbsrs. TI jnly Hapritt k old prxrromoB obookiiv Bought, mul -ivhlcll lias been lmia liripnn lm cUnlnM lins Deen limilo unrtor lus per- Signaturo of I in if i Ail 'tri - ""TfiTrii 7'S1 J,61SSA. TT-r- v?::zv r'mxm yr ' ' r m i"BiX w 7 - , W&P-AWm&r9 f1 ' f;& rwKjmuiM SALEMiOREQPN' S LITTLE BO.PEEP -LOS?, HER SHEEP MlittiopljlD,fiiTM?'d Vfirry'nlKMil mutton UilhJlm' Jifilio, year iLtlmy tun rt atmjifnuiljinilbtii Spring lamb 'or an soijrtmlfd itnd nourlshiug fchnnirr nTeitl. W lTavS everything In cholcw meats, at I a" tho delicacies of tho soa son in bfith eih and smoked mcnU that y, 111 . ' le most critical epicure. E. C!:CFOSSSALEM OR. IIHJ I"1 t ". A TOAST, UNCLE! For family rennloiiB and family occa hIoiib generally wedding auulverhartos, birthdays, Thanksgiving nnd the rest we have on hand some xeeltent brands of Minn ohainpahyiu Is ppt tlio unit one sauturue.' Blareff. nioMillrf. overv duslrahlokljidJiiifaat. It goui without wiving that 66 Aill filio A I urudoH of whlskoy, hrHiHM, liquois mid cordials. Glvo us a trial ordpr you ulll order niore. . P, Rogers UIH mt UHlimitrRIMI VT WIioTmmIo and tail 21 CmumitrRial MtitMi J! Wt Iffll l Ue2iafijI !oU till fl'mfiiiiii 1 TSa&iJJ(ift,!i i iiJ -JOTrixt- Cln bl ooo(i In sktlttiu sy mo. Just right lo Uril und Iwi Qnvoml arlielo on the market. july ItofO tlmt kijM tho lllueCroM Ham, Lawrefice' wjtfMmti Now today advertftonnente four notf or losaln thh HI41 (IIUIlMnllMAPt. thrrin tltnnn 1nr aQa.iGOa k umoL- n in gtl-Od nor month, All vr four liriesf i es mi at earrto rata. RIlY A HOMF Ose of tfce mestdest lemifoodnlae'room house with tall! room, fruit trees: small tardea spot; tarn; bo dust finest view la the city, without exception four blocks from the court house. Low srlce easy terms If desired. Aerlfst the JOURNAL office. WANTED We have a present ntonr ofllco for every laboring man that will call and got it troo One week. Call on It. It. Bryan 292 Com. St. Bnlcm. y 1Q313 lojfT. Between tlio Wnldo Hills and palflm, a black plush capo with fnr collar. Finder please leave nt this ofllco. 10-81-3t WANTED To buy Secondhand fur niture All kinds of new and second hand goods for sale at 210 Commercial , Bircei. . .... . . .ig- iironl-" ' ... .1 Tin 9R at street v. .?- "- WANTJED.BtttftliiAootfi Ulvbu want tcfton tract for larff lot e of wwkI for nc5t tfasoil, call anhdbni?o of Balem highfittid Tfhctfolf CO. 1021-tf. PAf IUKAGE For good winter pasture oi north Balem echooj. ., 10 2 1 tf I'OU HALK. ealo cheap streot. -A aood raddlo pOny for Empilro at No. If 5 Court 10 22U FtlUltl). Qentlqtnnn'fl .gold wntclv at Balem on day of ItingHug circus. In quire nt ibis ofllco. 10 20 2t llj .J . .... Ill ,, .1. . ., ! Ill SfMBTIlINQ NfiW.-A sheet stool nlr iigut ncating stoye ana soiu uva. .i. 'Hamilton A Hon of their dwnunvon lion that downs any ttovo .tnado for survlco nnd beauty nnd sola ns cheap as tho cheapest light weight stovo of fered in tho city. Call and examino beforo purchasing nnd convinco your Eolf of tho fact. A. J. Hamilton & Box. J40 Court street opposlto tho.no w 1. 0. 0. F, temploondopora houBO.10-27-12t KKMOVBD. Wm. Long, v etorlnary Bureun, huh xvinovcu iroru uuuiuuk- eta street to the Strong property. No. It) Belviow street, JuBt west of Com mercial. 10 17ml' W.D.PETTENQILL-Thu upholster and furnituro repair man Is now-located at 147 Court street first tlopr east of Basoy etablo.grlnda HclaGOro,"tools and razors, menus furniture of all kinds nnd does n goneral repair business. Having had years expononco in tho business and having tlio tools necess ary to do your werk: I can guaiantee all work uono.in my shop. llMMm MU8. W. D. 1'BTTKNGII.L manufac turer of hair switches and nil kinds of hair work, makes n specialty ot dying switches. Bho Is now located at 451 Marion st. - 10-U J mo. WANTED A lot of green apples for drying, by took Bung & Co. Will pay cash oOu por hundred for hand picked nnd 'lOcpor hundroil'for nhnken down fruit. Apply at the old Vinegar Works on Cottagu und Trado streets just across the Mill race on left hand side. 10 liu WANTED GtrlH to write your descrip tion for n ilrst-class marriage paper free. Uenllumcu's "ml" free with u threo months' subscription ntl'ScontB. Address, Hpoolal Club. Box 231, Sn lem. 10 8 Iin FOUND. A Lady's eajo. Ixiser call at this ofllco and proVu ownorshlii. 10-5-tl FOR BENT. Tun acres garden .land 1)4 inBoseust ot asylum . Good houso, barn nnd well for irrlgatlqn, Thirty thousauU ilufstutor seedling biggest borry In Balem market, W.D. tluf Btutor, Balem. 10 5 lino FOU BENT. A good farm ot 130 acres on nmeouablu terms. For particulars en quire of It. Crelghton, 1 block west of North Balem Bchool. 10-4 Iin DBKBS CUTTING BOIIOOI,-Oponcl nt rooni 7 Gray Block. A perfect sys tem Ol dross cutting will be taught and satisfaction guaranteed. Lessons not limited. 10 3 lino WANTED-Woman to cook ut Goodulo loarding honeo, corner of Twelfth nnd Oak streets. 10 2 tf FOUND On Cliemckutn strout, nVtwx parriHi iawn pinning waist, v oil SALEM LODGES :-i VV W. tuiutn Caain Ko, lis Mm Am iivftrv tl.lv n.ur. , 7.W, in a. u. u. ' l r I'rilnl. .1 f. O. U. Wr hali; buU-Iw. Llile. Iiu7 W. A. MoortML olera rix.ui is, Muuioa blk KOHB8TBKB Oir AMHRIOA Court ain'twooU forvit No IV. M4l ViWir ulgtiw In Turner blpok. John M, CUmo, 0. K. A U llMp Hooy. U-n-ltr CAl'lTAL. U1V Express and Transfex Moots all malt and passenger trains. Baggage to all parte of tho city. Prompt service. Telephone No. 851. DlbQUK & I10MYER Doa'l Forget When you are going East to tako thu hunt rnad. Tliat iiiiutiiM to tfo via tlui 'Norlhurti l'aolllc. This company runB jtwo through ves. tlbulwl trains dally bolweeu 1'ortland and tit. raul. JlA'aves rortaud nt2 n und 11 M p. nt, 10 lp' III 11 The River Servke. The 0. It. & N. Co's Willamette river stuamors have roaumod their operations Ijutuen Vortlund and Haleni. Agent rower baa reopened tho dock ode, aud the public can depend on a regular ser vice. 10 25 tit Hears the f ' M H Wfi Bflbt Pesco Deciartd Wiiy devote nil your time reading the Boer War aud Uie Gold fields ol Alaska? Thoro aru o(her mafferw o vital noportancij you may make h trip I travel. In order tt havo the boatsar , vice, uso the Wisconsin Central Itv. between Mt. raul and unicago. -For luitw und utlior luioruutiuu, wriM Jik. A. C'ock, General Agent, I'ortand, Qrr. If You Wlih to Travel a Comfort Tube the Northern l'aolllc Hallway Company's elegant, new und couiplulu train, tho North Coast Limited. " Tho outtlttingsaud furumhlnga on this truiu loau nothing to be desired. If you have never traveled on this superb train, it wjll surprUo you with Us eleiutuco. und lb cosU no more than J by otnor trulns, leaves Portland daily '2 p.. in. 10 101 4t IPhmiU i IS1-. JVT.......A. WlCtt AVMiti KI1U riUIUHiHKllfefl. .'". - .". noita ,f rTnrrs or ui ta puia wr iu. ut a CaiiJT7 ui.t ajui en r4aM fl.1 wow' 't.." .tutr4ur H f fj.i.au Uti. IVtuHMv U)Uakl Utt iv-:..r.....ni.i..i.n. pmii ni-i)u.iuu:ik ljam aeiMtTi.o .IHI SBSSb. S-i. JST LLri iU"f.:rcJiiTii Hibv H Mi i 4 A c a banquet waa eerved.