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Co's t'AHtfKNUKU BTKAfciKil POMONA altonA LUAYKU KOU 1'OUTLAND Dally except Btindar t 7 , ni QUICK TIMK AND (JlIKAl' 11ATKB. Dock Uetwoen Buito anil Court Bla. M. 1 BALDWIN, Aseot. t 4 QOCIAL ANU i & PERSONAL NEWS J. A. Jeffroya wont to Hubbard last levelling. Huv. W. A. Duly, went to Ml. Angel yesterday. Thos. Heading, of Jefferson, waa in the f'eity yesterday, Sec. I. Dunbar went to Astoria last (evening to vote. . W. S, Hurst, of Auroru, wna a Salem (visitor yesterday. Frol. J. H. Ackerman went to Port land this morning. F. L. found, of Aumavtlle, was In the city yesterday. Prof. Clayton Went went to Portland Hast evening to vote, Mrs. V. G. Westacott lias returned 'from a visit in Portland, J, N. Shantz and Fred Erlckeon went to Portland on business tills morning. Mr, and Sirs. Herman Barr returned Hast evening from their wedding trip. Mlsa Nellie Parmenter of Portland wlio was hero over Sunday, returned blast evening. J. W. Shodeck went to Portland this urnlng where he has ajcepted a poal- ition on oue of the ejectrio car liuea. Gov.T, T, Oeor and wife went to Portland last evening. The Governor roa to apeak at Htllsboro in tfie oven- ling. Mra. T. K, Ford and little sou started for Castleton, N. Dakota, this morning, f blio being cHed there on Account of tier mother' death, Hov. J. F. Lelse, pastor of the Free I Methodist church, atarteil for InVa, iKanaaa, with hta family tins morning vu Uiake it their luturo home. Mrs. O. S. Ffsk and daughter V. Fisk, formerly of 8alem but who have made Itlieir home in, Boston for the past- e:gui - ... Kears, arrived on the Shasta express "yesterday to vUit her son In Dallas. She visited her son Lieutenant w San Francisco who returned from the liMulippIuo Islands where he spent two Kyeara, Sweet or Soar. 'tke your choice aud please your iste Mako It Honey, Uran berries 01 rany other fruit, vegetable orgroccnea Ivou need. We can till Your uruur promptly, giving you ttie oesv m u market at low prices, .. . . ....,.. ii ie 10 a liKAMSO Wfi. THE PRESIDENT IAL ELECTION wabhinotok, D. ()., Nov. 0. The ' election for President and Vice-President of the United States' is in prog resa in the several Slates of the Union. Tho voting began early, and it is tho general expectation that the number of ballots will be Iargolyin excess of any provlous election. Although tho con test for President Ilea botwpnn Wllllnm MoKlnloy, of Ohio, tho Hopubllcan can. uiuato, and William J. Bryan, of Ne braska, tho Democratic candidate, thero aro ten candidates. Ballots will not bo cast lor all of them In nil tho States, but tho ten parlies will bo representol in most of thorn, Stato tickets will bo numerous, I. linols and Indiana leading with aovon each ; Colorado, Idaho, Kentucky, Mich igan, Missouri, Now York, North Da kota, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin following with flvo each;Con necticut, Dolawaro, Iowa, Kansas, Mas sachusetts, Mlnuosola. Montann, 'No. braskn, South Dakota, Texas and WopIi. iligton coming next with three each ; Now Hampshire and Weat Virginia with tliroo each ; and then Florida, Nevada, Tontie&eco 'and Utah with two each; South Carolina, wKh only one, occupy ing tho end of tho lino. Maine, Oregon and Vermont havonl ready elected Congres8n(on, and will voto f6r Presidential electors only. Ala bama, Arkansas, California, Georgia, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, Now Jersey, North Carolina, Virginia and Wyoming having no Stato tickets, will cliooso Congressmen and Electors. Legislatures which elect a United States Sonalor are to bo elected in Kansas, Montana, New Hamphshlro, Texas, Illinois, West Virginia, Iowa, Massachusetts, Dolawaro, Michigan, Mlnnorota, South Dakota, New Jersey, Idaho, Nebraska, South Carolina, Ten. neseee, Wyoming, Colorado, Pennsyl vania and Utah. Tho following are tho candidates for President and Vico-Presldent on the various tickets. Hopubllcan Prcsldont, William Me Klnloy, of Ohloj Vice-President, Theo dore Hoosevelt, of Now York. Democratic President, William J. Bryan, ol Nebraska; Vice-President, Adlai E. Stevenson, of Illinois. Populist President, William J. Bry an; Vico-Presldent, Adlai E. Stevenson. Silver Hopubllcan President, Will iam J. Bryan; Vice President, Adlai E. Stevonson. Middlo-of.thn-Koad Populist Presi dent, Wharton Barker, of Pennsylvania; Vico-Presldout, Ignatius Donnelly, of Minnesota. Prohibitionist President, John G. Woolloy, of Illinois; Vico-Prosidont, Henry B. Melcalt, of Hhodo Island. Union Heform President, Soth Ellis, of Ohio; Vice-President, Samuel T Nicholson, of Pennsylvania. United Christians President, Dr. S. C. Swallow, of Pennsylvania; Vice Prcsldont, John G. Woolloy, of Illinois. Social DomocrntB Presldont, Eugene V. Debs, of Indiana; Vico Prcsldont, Job Ilarrlman, of California. Da Leon Socialists Prcsldont, Joseph F. Maloney, of Massachusetts; Vice President, Valentine Heminill, of Penn sylvania. Use Dr. Bulla Couth Syrup at once, If your child liua croup or bronchitis, Waste no time, delay may be dangerous. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup cures at once. It is a safe and infullibfo remedy, All drug, gists toll it for 25 cents. Will Mot Vte Todsy PitiLADKLi'iiu, Pa., Nov. 0. Tho He formed Presbyterians, who are known as Covenanters, will not vote through out the country today, becousothey can not in conscience give allegiance to tho Constitution of tho United States. Several hundred Covenantors live In this city, and thero are about 10,000 in tho country at large. Hov. -T. O. Mc Feoters, pastor of tho Second Church, said: "The Covenanters believe that civil goverment la an ordinance of God and is to be administered according to his revealed will as it is found in the Bible. In this country the Covenanters find that the constitution of governments makes no acknowledgment of God or! his authority or of tlloXord Jesus Christ as the (Joenor of Nations. The will of tho people la substituted for tho Word of God aa the supreme law of the land wo desire and labor for the best inter ests of tho nation, but wo cannot iden tify ourselves with the partakers of tho wrongs and evils that are sustained by tho Constitution and upheld by the na. tionnl authorities." PROMINENT PEOPLB Testify to the Effiacyofthe New Scientific DtBdrutr Treatment. A. E.LainleJ, Denver. aya: "Her picide'haa made myhalr'grow rapidly;" Mrs. A. Guertn, Great Falls, Mont., says: "I find Herplcide an excellent dandiuff cure." H. Greenland, Portland, Or., says : "Newbro'e Herplcide stopped my hnlr'a falling out" ,if . J. D. Israel, Dayton, Wash , sayas "Horpicldq has completely cured my dandruff." Charles Brown, president First Na tlonal Uank, "Vancouver, Wash., Bays: "Herplcide iaexcollent for keeping the scalp clean," How Election Came to Be On Tuesd.y After) the First Monday. WA8UISOTOX, Nov. 6. The nrat "act passed for the election ot rreauienuai electora provided that they should be appointed ''within 34 daya before tie first Wednesday in December-lf Under this law the 8UU held their elections on different daya. When Harrison waa elected in 1810 the the Democrats asserted that liU auceesa waa due partly to fraudulent voting mado possible by difference in dates. Accordingly the law was passed fixing one date for the election in all States, the the first Tuesday after the the first Mouday. Tbe Electioa la Hawaii. fla Fhancwco, Jfoy,"fl. .While Hawaii cannot cast any vote for tho presidency, yet iho Republicans, Demo crats and IndepondonU liavo each put a lull local and territorial ticket in tho field. It is tttOUSht 15.000 Volos mav twt cast. 'l , Vint Vote of to OctoctotrUn, JsRsitY City, N. J., Not. 0.- -Patrlclt McCafferty. of 4ln tlrovo Rtrnnt. wnnt n xno pons today and cast hl first vole, , , - v t r 7" - - although ho s 8J years of ag6: TltO reassoti for this-Is that McCafferty waa born in Ireland nnd lived there until ton years ago. Whon ho camo to thii country ho mado his homo with his son in.Jcrfioy City, but'dldmot'.takO'.outthls naturallratlon papora till six monlliB "- - - , French Cbsmters. Paris, Nov. 0, Tlio French Chambers resumed lta laborj today under much bettor prospects of a BUccosaful session than it has heretofore hod. Tho Ex position, victorious, as it was over Us de tractors, has helped tho Government, and it is much stronger than it has been at any timo. Tho Ministry has boon consolidated by tho demonstration at tho wonderful banquet of tho mayors. Tho French nation haa given unqualified evidence that Its wants calm and is tired of turmoil, and thero will lo but litllo sympathy with professional agitators. Constitution! Amendments In Missouri. St. Louis, Mo., Nov. 0. Soven pro posed amcudmonts to tho constitution are being voted on in this Stato today. Several affect real estate, while one re lates to tho World'B Fair, Tho principal amendment makes for tho purposo of assessment and taxing, mortgages an Interest in tho property affected thereby tho taxcB paid thereon, if paid by tlio owner of tho property, are made part payment on the mortgage. Any con tract wheroby tho debtor is obligated to pay any tax on money loaned is mndo null nnd void. VotlBf on Bridies. Tolvixi, Ohio, Nov. fl. In addition to tho presidential and stato tickets, tho citizens are voting on a slto for tho new $700,000 bridge at Jefferson stroot ;$100, 000 for tho Chorry stroot bridge: $760.i 000 for tho Lagrando stroot bridgo, nnd $000,000 for tho Grand btreot bridgo. ANOTHER MAIL TRAIN. nurlloiton Route Puts on New Train forMtll to the Northwest. Tho Burlington la more than justifying its title, The Fast Mail Route. Com mencing Sunday, November 4, it places in sorvlco a third fast mall train from Chicago to tho Missouri river. Tho now train will loavo Chicago at 8:30 a. in., tho same day, thero connect ing with tho Burlington's tit. Louis Portland Express for tlio Northwest, Uuliko tho Burlington's two other fast mail trains, tho new train will carry pas sengers. A consldorablo portion of tho mall for Butte, Helena, 8pokano, Seattle, Tacoma and other points on the Northern PaclGc west of Hillings, will now bo carried by tho Burlington Kouto from Chicago via Lincoln to Billings, Mont., and tlienco westward over tho Northern Pacific rail road. In connection with tho establishment of tho now train, it fa intorostlug to nolo tho growth of tho Burlington's moll traffic. On March 11, 1884, the first ex elusive fast mail for the west left Chicago over tho Burlington. It was composed of one mall ana one baggage car. Tho demands of tho the postomco depart ment increased until a second exclusive mall train becamo a necessity This tho Burlington placed in eorvico on January 2 ,1899. With the addition tlio third westbound mail train, tho Burlington will bo haullnir for the government from twelvo to sixteen carloads of inatl'from Chicago to tho Missouri rivor overy twenty-four hours. Twelvo timea since the Inauguration of (ho Burlington fast mall Borvlco, has the government asked this railroad to shorten its time between Chicago and Council Bluffs. Every timd has the Bur llnuton comnlled with tho request. Tho run is now mado In ten hours and twenty-five minutes, and the fastest fast mall train in America runs over tuo Tur lington. For more than sixteen years haa tho Burlington kept faith with Uncle Sam In tho transportation of hta mails, at times overcoming apparently Insur mountable obstacles iu its determina tion to deliver the mall on timo. The development of the fast mall service haa been an Important factor in tho upbuild ing of the Weat; In this development the Burlington railroad haa played a most prominent part. Southern California. Notable among the pleasures afforeded by the Shasta Route lathe winter trip to Southern California and Arizona. He- newed awjnaita'pco with thla section will ever develop fresh points' of interest and added sources of enjoyment, un der its supny skies, in the variety of iU Industries, in ita proline vegetatiou and among lta numberless resorta of mouutaln, shore,' valley nd plain. The two dally Shasta train's from Portland to California have been ncent ly equipped with the moat approved pattern of ataodanl and tourist sleeping n.r. hut the low rates of fare will still 1 continue in effect. .M., Illustrated Kuideto .the- reaortau) California and Arizona may be had otr appUcation to, II. Mawc'jcuaw, G. P. A., Portland, Oregon. Chaste of Business. Tl,o blacksmith ahop of, Glover t Pugh at 50 8UU street haa been bought by W. M. Plymaje, who will hereafter conduct It. Cider Barrels. I have a lot of bairels and kega suit able for older, wine or vinegar. Call on J. P. Rogers, 218 222 Com., St. 10 9 lm n.A.BTOri.IAi ASYLUM REPORT FOR OCTOBER I jjfa roport ojtl pjrjumbqj fftitle jntho asylum ami thoso rccfeved, i h onls dls- Chrirced. died etc!, durihir thb month. 'shows the following statistics: ' Mto. Fmlo. ttl. Na.. Patients Sept. :i0. 700 355;' 1151 No. rcc d. in VU'It. 22 9,81 No, returned -npes L 1 No. under c in 819 301 1183 . 6 I G No. dlpchM recHVyJ .i"", No. lifich'll'fiiilm.aiio o-.dleil- No. EloH)d 2 wt Dlreh'd.illed.rl.fiAl lTJO0 ' No! ptu'ta 6'tKl. 808 354 1102 Avorage No. daily, 1158 25-31. Tho number of otllcer, employes, pai tionts, etc. foil aiul.lodgod;,,du-rig 'tho month is (iBfollqwa;, No, ofTicoYfl and onitfloycs. 144 Av. No patients. 1152 25-31 Tho cost of keeping tlio abovo Is: Per. capita, monthly, f 10.056. To Be Decided By Today's Votes WABiitNOTOM, Nov., 0. The lady members ot tho Daughters of tlio American Revolution ore in a twitter of oxcitmont over tho election today, na they havo a llttlo election of their own that will bp decided by tho result of tho poll today in the great election that occpics the entiro country. The Execu tive Board of tlio organization has decided that Mrs. Bryan, wife of tho Democratic candldato for Presldont, and Mrs. Roosovolt, wife of tho Republican candldato for Vice-President, are both eligible to membership in the D. A. R,, and according to the result today ono qf theso wOmon will havo thb highest rank in the organization. Tho successful Olio -will bo Invited to becomo a Daughter. Tho next movo will bj to nominate her for the presidency of the D. A. R Tho Bontiment'agalnst both Mrs. Manning nnd Mrs. Potter Palmer is strong, and it is behoved that thero aro enough votes pledged to insuro tho olectlon of Mrs. Bryan or Mrs. Roosovclt. National Suffrate Bazaar. Donations to tho National Suffrngo Bazaar, which la to be held In New Yclrk City the first week in December, aro rapidly coming in, sonio of them of great value. Ono of tho finost contributions will undoubtedly come from tho famous ar tist, William Keith ot California, who has promised a fino painting ot Califor nia scenory. In direct contrast to this fino painting, so far as beauty la concerned, la a con tribution from Iowa. Tho atato euffrago convention voted to securo a carload of hoga to bo sold in Dea Moines for the tanefit of tho Bazaar. Mrs. Elinor Stockman of Mason City donated the first pig, and was appointed to look after tho matter. A line Bum of mono')' will undoubtedly bo fnrihcomtngaa a result ot tills novel id Tlio Bazaar committee at Washington, D. C, roporn nr nmr.othor gifts tuat of a BchoIurHJiip 4n 1 1n flpencerian" Business college tie-re i Is worth que hun dil H.-Huri'n i d, and thonci who know iho lejui i of tho college will eritevin it a uzj 'o nave beuu secured by D. C. work r Another contribution to tho Washing ington Booth i a Woman Suffrage flag, the flag with tho red and white stripes, but bearing slur fur only these four states which hav mado themselves true republics by endowing their women citizens with the ballot. Mrs. George Hooserolt haa donated a beautiful doll to tho Now York State Booth. Kansas 1b to havo a novel booth con sisting of a log hut made of ears of corn, ehowinic tho enormous size to which cara ot corn grow in that state. Tho exhibit will bo similar to tho ono now at tho Paria Exposition. Tho valuo of the quilt to be presented by Mlsa Anthouv cannot be ostimated In dollars and coots, although it ,1s quite probable that it will hrlng a nice sum of money, lta valuo conies through the fact that overy stitch waa made by little fingers, which are now nearly 81 years old and, have written, more atato and po litical documents than any othor woman in the, world. The quilt waa pieced by Miss Anthony in 1834, when alio was 14 years old. Tliugrouiid work la white and each alternate section of tho five pointed atars in speckeled blue and white calico, while the other (tapeckeled pink and white. Everyone la invited to send ctnlribii Mods for the benefit ot this Bazaar to Mra. Carrie Chapman Catt, 20U8 Ameri can Tract Society Bldg., New York City, or through their own atate committee, Dr. Bull's Couth Syrup If sot a common every day cough mixture, It la a marvelous remedy for all the troublesome and dangerous complications resulting from a cold in tho head, throat, cheat or lungs. Sold for 25 cents. BORN. MILLER At the family home near Maclcsy, Monday, November 6, 1900. to Mr. and Mra. L. K. Miller, a son, Wllllaia McKlnley Miller. To-Nliht aadTft-Morrow N!ht. And each day ana night during till? week you can sreb at any druggist' Kemp's UaUata for the Throat, and Lungs, acknowledged to be tlio moat auccerfgful remedy oyer sold for Coughs. Croup. Uoochltl. Asthma aud UooHumptiou. Oct 4 bvttle to day and keep It always 1a tho bouse s-j you cau che,ck your cold at once Price 25c and SOo. Sample bottle free, eod&w CASTORIA Fcr In i. an and Children, Th9 Kind V m Always Bwcii s4nitu!oJt B9ftHM 11 w No.tlP!'Jli!r. Iiinvd 2 S " r' Jl "t THER0SEDALE SHOLREPORT I, ' ' Tho following laa report of tho Roae dale echool, Dial. No. 5, from October 8 to November 2. No. days taught,, 20; No. days' attendance 589 No, 'days ab sence, 25; avorago dally attendance 31 J No. puplla enrolled, 8$ No. visitors, 3. Pupils not absent slnco day of enroll ment wore Boatrico Bates, Blanchlo Iliitit, Echo Hunt. Ciiarlie Wlllard, Clinton Bates, Gqldle Coppock, Lilllo Coppock, Jesslo Coppoclc, Herbert Wlll ard, Floyd Bates, Maggio McGilclirlst, Hoy Bates, William McGilchrlst, McGilcUrlst, Blanche Willord, Wllllnm Battcy, Gordon McGilchrist, Jnnios Mc- G lohrlat, Wlutrcd Neodham, Marshall Tutor, Miller McGilchrist. Martha Tkavkii, Teacher. How Are Your Netves, If they aro weak and you feel nervous and easily "llustrdtea." ran't Bleep, nnd rise in the morning unrefreshed, your uioou is poor, strong nerves uepouii up on rich, nourishing blood, Hood's Bars aparilla makes tho nerves strong by on richlngaud vitalizing the blood. It gives sweet, refreshing sleep and completely euros nervous troubles. Nausea, Indigestion are cured by Hood's Pills. 2 The Barns Handicap. San FiuNctaco, Nov. 0. Tlio winter meeting of tho California Jocky Club closed ita entries for tho following valu able stakes teday: Burns Handicap, 110,000, 2-yeara olds and upward, ono mile and a quarter; Palaco Hotel Handicap, f2,000, 2,-yoar-olds, and up ward, onumllo and an eighth; Paclfiu Union Handicap, f2,000, 2-year-olds, ono mllo and a furlong; Gobhard Handicap, $2,000, 2-jcar-olds and up ward, Futurity coureo. This raco will not be run bolore April l. ilioro aro flvo other smaller races. How'a This? Wo offer ono hundred dollars reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney & Co., props., Toledo, O. Wo, tho unuorsignou, navo Known i. J. Chcnoy for tho last 15 years, and bo liovo him norfoctlv honorablolnall busl noes transactions, nnd financially nblo to carry out any obi lea t ion made by their urm. West & Truax, wholesale drugguta Woliilng, Klnnnn-A Marvin, wholosalo druugists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken int rnal- ly, acting directly upon tho blood and mucous surfaces of tho system. Prico, 75c per bo ttl 0. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials f rco. Hall's Family PHIb aro tho best. CiJ.BTODaiA. TODAY'S MARKET. PoitTLAND, NOV. nomlual 58 & 6'Jc, 0 Wheat, valley Walla Walla, 62 to 52K. Flour Portland, best gradoa 2.00 Q 13.40. Graham 2 00. Oata Cholco Whlto 4218e, grey 40 a 41n nor bushel. MlUfltuff Bran, $15.50; shortB, $17.00 Hay Timothy $1213 per ton. Onlona 85c $1 Potatoes 60 to 00c per Back". Buttorv-Bost dairy, 25:i0; fancy creamory.S to oOci Storo 25c. 30. Roci Orouon. fresh 27kutoS0c. Poultry OhlckenB, $2 6u to 3.60; hens $3.60 tq 4.00 turlceyp, uvo n 10 i.-c Mutton Drosted, OK t 7o por pound. Hogs Heavy dressed 0 to Oo. Beof Steers, .604; cows, $303.60; dressed beef, 0 to 7c. Veal Dressed. 8 flo. for Binall. Hone 28o. for lKOD-crop, iafi to 14 Uo for new cron. -j-' - . .. ..., . Wool Valley, HQiocji iivastern uro gon, lOQIIld j Mohair, 25. Hides Green. Baited CO lha, 7 8o; under 00 lbs, 7)BX ', ahoep polta, 15 20c BALBM MAIIKkT. AVheat 68 ounda and over, 60. Wool, 13 to 10c, M6halr, 2fi. Hopa 11-to 15c Oata 37 to38c. Hay Balel.cheat,$7; timothy, $10. Egge 25 27c. Flour In wholesale lota, $2.60; retail $3. Millstuffa-Bran, $13;.Bhorttf,,$H)ii, Hoga Dressed, 4e. Livocattlo-Steera.BK; cowb, 24' to $3. ' Sheep $3Q3.60. . DresHcd Veal 7 cente. Butter Dairy, 1620c; creamery, 25 30c, Poultry FatheiiB per lb.,(l; apring chickens per lb., 0c to 7c. Potatoes new, 30c per hunhel. Applea 25c to 36e. The Latest Yarn. A Pittsburg drummer tells thla now Vam: I always carry a lwttle of Kemp's Ralsain in my grip. I take Cold easily and a few donca of the Balsam nl ways makes me a well man. hvery where I go I apeak a good word for Kemp. I take hold of my customora I take old men and young men, and tell them, confidentially what I do when J take cold. At druggists, 25c and 60c. 4 THE JOURNAL WANT COLUMN Many person take this paper solely to get business, make tales, or find em ployment through the New Today or Want Columns. Ho you Congh? Br. Bull'a Cough Syrup will euro a Cough or Cola b once. Couqueru Oroun,Vhoo)InK-Cough and Meaule CoQgh without CilL Mother! proJae It Doetor prescribe it for Bronchi tla, IIoarseeoM. Grippe, Pnoumonla and Coaauinptlon, lb ivea quick, BurerexeJta. rrioe,S5cU, Ilofusetlio dealer'jrstibaUtata; It In if ot aa good. Cough Syrun Always ourea when others fail. Dr. BuH'a WHS cur CruU"oo itl livir irwww, p", w , n si -TTifiMBrmn wmu.i.mMg jJfifCSW1 SraYrtil if.miKii Atfcgciablc PrepnraftonTorAs slmllallng HicFooUaniincguIa Ung IhcStoinachs o wlBowcis of Promotes Digcstlan.CliccrruI nessaiKiRest.Conlnlns nelllicr Opuini,Morpiiihe nor Mineral. Not Naiic otic . !Var"OtJJ)rXUVELnTCtr-t AtxSmnH AnutSnft t Jtmtmhi lJfntSJ ClmudSu. .timxtun 'knr fKMUyrmt Apcrfecl Itemed rorConstlrvi llon, Sour Stomach, Uiarrltocii Worms .Convulsions .Feverish- lieas mulLOHB OF SaVKKP. FacSinulo Signolurc or NlEW YORK. exact copy or wrapper. iii. aSOS' m A Good and faithful Servant Ib a gem, as well as a valuablo acquisition to any household. Yolt can havo two Bach in your kltchon It you havo a good cook acd ono of our stoves or ranges. . It holla, broil) roasts or bakes equally well, Is economical labor-saving, nnd iu every way satisfactory. A delight to tho eye, It finds a qulck,woy to man's stomach and thero y6it aro I Sea ono, try o'clock. ono, buy ono. Wo close ot - f"T'i R, M. WADE & CO. SALEM OREGON IOiaWl'1 A Properly Equipped tLava ,: . .tqry in a Hotel. In nu attraction to guwilji, Uilh trim slont and regular, that uliould not ho overlooked by un uplo-iluto landlord. Wunre propared to equip anything from tho smallest dwelling to tlm Inrgeid I10U1I or public buildings, nrolllce build lugs with thu licst Biuiltary open pltimh ing that 1 11 mi res comfort, cleanlliiBHiuld Kood health to itn natrons. Our ork Ih the acnio 0 twientilk perfeullou, BARR&.PETZEL 2U COMMKHCJAI, BTIIKBT. Telephone 2371. OOCVKIBHT, GLOTHESVEATING Cliemicala may make linen look whiter tqr mo lliuo neing, hut aoon ruin it literally cat it mi We aro not clothus cannibal, nor do wo get a commission from shut or collar manufacturers far increasing demand for (heir produata. Our cuitomurs. Interests aro ours; so wo mako clollipa clean aud help to make them last. Salem Steam Laundry VObOKxb 1, oi,mtiui rAoratirroc. DOUODB I). OLMHTSAI), UU. Phone 411. 'M) Lflierty Street. . Bill I Jl 1 1 1 1 I I -A - THE SINCLAIR HAM - A Ham You Most Dointtouaham hiili tip. The Iwst boll, broil, bake or fry. It Is i'rlru no lilgiiur.tkau oilier. Harriitt &.. 4. 'i OI.V POaTOtfJflOB CASTORIA For Infants nnd Childron. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the t Signature fiw n ,tfV n Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA TMC etTUH OOMNt NtW TOUH CITY. i7. ., LITTLE DO;PEEP LOST HER SHEEP Hut '10 noiioed worry"nbout mutton (his lime of thu year, if limy uin j t 'alnty mid dellulom Spring lamb 10 an appotlxti 4 and nourishing Sumir ' menl, Wi havo everything In choice uteaiH, hn I n Iho delicacies of tho bob boji jiiiJth oiliyMiid einokod menu thiiTwUl , in) nioHlurlticnl cplciuej E. C, CROSS'SALEM OR. A Quarter Before Three Or any other timo that will suit your ponveiitonce. vou will nlwava find us ready to nliow you thu finest stock of liquors, wines or qordlalH that haa ever boon your uood fnrtunu to ao or taste. We make a specially of tlm best brands and our whiskey la almoin I ely tturu and la thu llnest flavored Velvety mid most palatable whiskey made. For colds anil grip it Ib iiiieqimlW. jf.'P, Rogers 21R 222 Commercial Street JUST WIltilosBlo and Itotall. Can Eat xa In Salem Bayao"' Jmt right to i 1 Ah - 1 TfflSSftJi all uiwrlrrwV l MSSk m ' rrt - tho )UeltMt Hii'l Dual in Vorei arumo on tnu mnrKdt. Tlm wily sUmi that keeps the UludOrotw Ham. Lrce, auooKKt .Now today advertisement roili lines or loss In this column Inaartsil tlireo times for 2 Do.. 6O0 a wk 9I.OO por month, All over four line at aamo rata. hull I BUY A HOME 0e ef the most (KM Tm WKtm m m lentitoodnine-rooBi house with tali room, fruit trees; small tardea mt; lu; m iati finest view Id the city, without excettfcm four tlocks from the court heme. Lew Kke easy terms If desired. Aptfy at te JOURNAL office. LOST. In Salem on the Slat of October laBta memorandum book containing marks it stock and papers. Jtecolvo reward at Journal office. E. Schlndler 11-8 3t Foit Balk. At half its coat, havliw'.no timo to use it. A nov StocVton In cubator with two brooders, 400 egg capacity. Aleo Belgian Hares, good Btock nt rcauonabto prices. , . ll-2.10t Joiih lujd, Hubbrtrd, WANTED. Big Fir wowl. If y6u wont to contract for largo Iota of wood for noxt Benson, cull at tho ofilco of Salem Light nnd Traction Co. 10-2 Mf. -- PA8TUKA,G13 For good winter paBturo inqulro of It. Cray ton, on'o block wet ot north Salem school. 10 21 t' JOB SALE. A good saddlo tony for sale cheap. Enquire at No. IB Court Btreot. 10 22U SOMETHING NEW. A fihoel Bteel air tight heating BtovU ahdBoWliy A?J. Hamilton & Son of their own inven tion that dowiiB any stove mado for survico and beauty and sold ,as chean aa tho cheapest light wolghtcstove of fered in tho city. Call hnd oxamlno boforo purchasing nnd convlnccr'yonr self of tho fact. A. J. Hamilton A Son. 14U Court streot opposlto the now I. O. O. F, tern plo and opera liouoo,10-27-12t KEMOVED. Witt. Long, v otorlnary Burgeon, has removed from Chomuk ota Btreot to tho Strong property. No. a IU Betviow Btreot, just west of Com mcrclal. 10 17mV W,D.PETTENGILL-Tliotipholsteral furniture repair man la now located at 147 Court street first door cant eJ Basoy stablo.grinda Bclsaors, toola ami razors, mouda fumlturo of all kimla nnd does a general repair basle. Having had yearn oxtierloncojlwthe bualnesa nud having tho toola Bei nry to do your work I can guarantee all work tlono In my shop. 10-f-lm MH8. W. I). PETTENGILL manufac turer ot hair switches and all1 kindsot hair work, makes a specially .ot dying switches. Sho Is now located at 451 Morton at. 10-0 1 mo.' WANTED A lot of greon apples for drying, by Fook Sang & Co. Will pay cashDOe per hundred for hand picked and 40c por hundred for shaken down fruit. Apply at tho old Vinegar Works on Gottago and Trado streets just across tho Mill raco on left luutd aide. 10 8 lm WANTED-Girla to wrlto yourrdcBcrjp Hon for a Hrst-claw marrliige" paper free, Gcnllemon's "ad" froe with a three months' subscription nt 25 cents. Address, Special Club, Be 231', Sa lem. 10 8 Jm FOUND. A Lady's, capo. Loser coll ot this ofilco nnd prove ownership. 10-0-tl JJKKB8 CUTTING 80HOOr-0enel at room 7 Gray Block. A perfect sys tem ot drnua cutting will bo taught and satisfaction guaranteed. Lessons not limited. 10 3 Imo FOUND On Ohemokota stroot, a black barred lawn bunting waist. U Otf The Groat Hock Inland Kouto haa just inaugurated a weekly personally conducted tourist car sorvlco between thoPAcifia coast and points East In co Hon with tho Rio Grande Western and Denver A Bio Urandu and Illinois Cen tral ltys. By leaving Portland on any Saturday morning ;la tho O. It. & N, connection can bu mado on thla car nt Ogden,or by leaving Portland on any Thursday ovenlng,vla tho Southern Pacific; con nection cau Im mapo with thlacar at Sacramento. Ask your ticket agent about thin car or write to A. E. Cooi-Kii, General Agent, Portland, Oregon. 0200 For Sale. 100 cords ash wood dellverod in quaiititlea to Hiilt. Apply to, Crytital Ice Worka, lUth and Statu atreeta. Tele phone 2071. 10-12 tf SALEM LODGES Haleiu Damp No, f Ha.'ili. Meat ovary Vrlday i . O. U. W. hall. BUlo lot, t fK.ifso. In A. O.U. Wi hi robin it, Mooroa lilk ivorii w r A. ftloorv, vlet KOKICOT1CHH OJ' A.tVtiSR10A. Opurt tUierirood yoroM No, IV. UtNU.lTrttiay, ulfTitalu Turner block, John M. 0lia,O. R. k U lirown xf. H-t7-lrr CAPITAL, U1V Express and Tf ansfci Meeta all mall and nasseugei' trains. Baggage to all parts of the city. Prompt service. Tuloiihono No. 851. DI8QUE A IIOMYEll icr's For Weddings, Receptions and all cccaaloiiB. 1 1 : : 8 Lclloy L. Gosnor, Managci1 303 cottaie aaa rerry at aauw yr. G. K. Montoomery. hat oikmeil 'ut7 new confectionary and clear store at-No. 280 Commeroial street where ho will carry a complete stock of candlea and tnvjK. it inn i i t 1 K 'OSTEOFATipi. 1 i Salora d Vi-nvi 1 aff DR. GIIA0E ALII RIGHT, graduato ol American School of Ostcoiwthy. SALKM Monday, Wednesday and Frl Qday ; hours, 0 to 12 a. m; 1 to 4 ;30 p. m. Oillce over Weller'a grocery, , ALBANY Taoaday, Thursday and fiat uruay , uoura. uioiia, ni tuo p m. Ofilco Albany, Mcllwalu bulldiug Main St, Loans and Insurance Money to loan from fl tn fl n&r ejnt. araordinu to security no axnnaa far Examination, insurance enacted on hope and other property at lowest rate. Johnjrloir 2904oM,g Ggsi Orolrestra NEWST0RE:, Uli