The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, November 28, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text,iv . ; j- fkhwmtUMiajzr- ''Tirrti!:-tticL. HSE4UTY IS u never COMPLETE KS jvltlunt a thick, N luxm.iut bond of soit, glossy iialr, which is in truth "woman's crown jm- plory." Tlio faithful tuo of Nowbm'aHerplcido neveralls to pto duro hair ot Uilj chnnctcr, for, tor itostroylng tho deadly Rcrma that ictxl upon tlio oil o( tho hair root, it rank os dandruff, falling hair and nil scaTn diseases im possible it then promotes n now ifil and thick growth to replaco tho old thin, Tjrlttlo hnlr. Ono bottle will ver liy thie statements. 'orsaieatauTir' twsa urug stores. THANKSGIVING SPECIAL SALE Will mnku special Inducement on Dinner or Ten ButH until TlninksKlvinu ilnv. Three paltoriiH in Ilavllaud Clilnn, two pnltirnn In German Oliinn. nntl throe p'-tloniH in Semi Tor, arrived iitul on displ iv, ('"imi Mini on,! nil llni iniltiiii wii e,ir rv mitt take ii.lv.iiii.H.H ,i( ihu mii... i.. i tale. Wu can chow n Dinnur fint of 57 piecoH n' white Hopil I'or. forfl 75, up to n 141 piece IlMidp.tinted lltiviliinil net, $81) Hi). Largo plattcri included in tlio special wile. Yokoliaiiia Tea Store IMIOXK 241 1. VflUK DKUVKIlY. HT Do not forgot tin- coffees, always fresh roasted mul contains I s Arunm. O C T Co's I'ASaKNUUIl SIKAiil-ll POMONA ALTONA IJ'AVRS Kdlt I'Oltl'liANl) Dully uiociil Hnmlnv-nt 7 n, hi QUICK tt.MIC AND CliKAl' IIATKO DooK Ip'lwxn Ktain Mid Contt His, SI. I' HAL.MVIN. A-iit. P EKSOX-A L NEWS AND COMMENT TIiob. Hogiui has returned to Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kloltse won't to Portland last evening McKlnloy Mitchell, of Gorvids camo up to Fiiloin 'yesterday. Mrs. F. W. Soltlomolr of Wood burn Is visiting friends here. Dr. and Mrs. W. 1, Moreo loturned from Portland hint evening. Mrs. and Mra. 0. 13. Taylor went lo Oregon City hut evening. Mrsi E. P. McCormaok returned laet evening from a brio! visit to Portland. Mies Virgin Doatou, of Ione, who was hero on n visit returned homo last eve inc. Mrs. II. E I.Uhorlatid wont to Albany last evening to spend Thunkr-givhig with friends. Mrs. Halph 0. .Geer, of llouolulu, is upending n low weeks 'with friends in this city, M. and Mre, (A. .McGill and baby started for I6s Angules today to spend tho winter. Mlsa Margaret Loonoy has gone to Jefferson to spend Thanksgiving with her parent. Mrs. ElUabcili Strnyor wont to Autns- villo this morning to spend Thankgiying with bur sou Win. Ktnyer. Miss Georgia A. Wilks of Spokane, niece of I) U, llowurd, camo up thlB morning to visit horo for u fow weeks. J. V .Good&hullor, wiio has been vie ising in Polk county, slurled last night for liia homo ut McPhuurdon. Kansas. Mr. Chiiitlna U'llelrno started yes terday for Ci-koi, W It , where she will make horfututu homo wiih her child ren. 'rtionua AJ.Ihjii H)g,.u, for along timoday elorkat tho Willamette, stop ped off last ill. lit for a visit with old friends. W. r. Gray, W. H. Leeds, II. A Turner and . P. ICJuiball, wjro. Ha lemttoH rotuniing from Portind last evening. Mrs. H. 0. Dyer ami son Connulf, wont to Jefferson thid inornlng to epmd Thanki-giving with her sudor Mrs. N. Ii, Ixwiiey. Governor Geer and wlfo have gouo to B-ttttlo to enjoy rhauksgivmg. Ufore returning tho Governor will make a friendly call ou Uo-oinor Kogers, whom ho hus never mo. Gov. T Tv Geer Rud wife wont to Beattla this morning uu luvjlutiou to tpond T(i.iukgivU)g witli frieiuUuud bo fore rotiiriiiug thiy will visit tho gev t-ruor of Wtubinglaii at Olymjiln. Mr. and Mm. Hugh Uinorttuux. foim erly of this city, are hero on a visit and will place their daughter in stuiooi nero. Mr. Umorujux has been for eevural yeas ii Alaska und w ill return there in thi Mpring. .' Dolls. Picture Books lirwxinx oaiM, ttllwimi, handkirelilofs and all kinds of novfltiNi auiiabl twr Cliristmaa nrwKiit, Jut oweu a. uiw Ni-w York HuakBt-feaUm'B ohjKt uue price cash tiuire. u-t t JOURNAL 'X-RAYS" inn Joumuh foreo observe Thank. giving Day, nnd no paper will bo iesuud. C I It would bo n disgrace to run this citv in n high-handed creditnblo financial I manner as itima been in tlio eyes of mo rusn. Tho worst thing about tho present alato primary system is that thoaverago Hopublicun Imlioves in it believes- it ntceeuiry, Ho.-s riatt, in New York, savs two yenis in advance that Governor Oil ell ' u ill only bo given ono term. That is dl-1 reel nomination by thu boss. I ' It woultlnt bo a bad idea for some of tlio busied politicians who want ofllco lo ! adopt tlio financial policies of tho hay-' soul council in thoir personal affairs. I I No ono should blumo ltopublicaiiH who ' out of a desiro to stand well with their' parly on eomo other occasion take a nomination for an olllco now. They bo lievo in serving thuir p.trty before their community. I A.N. Gilbert said lie was Ihorosim' ply to encourago tlio movement and not to make a speech. Ho said any ono elso who might bo elected to tho olllcts would bo dictated to, and of course, ho couiu not approve of any t hinu of that , "7m . Cpr1, Bion- S,lch ia not Position, as ho Mr. Gilbert said nothing nliout dicta-' lecogniza tho right of cltlzona to peti tion. Ho clearly made tho point that tion. What ho did say was: nnyono elected against tho Citizen's can-1 -l mVo had numerous applications, uiuiucH, uiwr mo record tiiey liad made, would practically bo instructed by the people to pursue opposite policies and throw tlio City of Salem back into tho rut out of which it had been taken by tlio iion-pail6an administration. RECEPTION BY THE AlESDAMES PATTON A Large Assemblage at One of ii. D...i:r..i it i- me ocuutuui nomes or the City. Tuesday nftcrnoon from 2 until 5, Mrs. II. I). Puttnnnnd Mrs. E. 0 Pal ton, at tho elegant Putton homo ou Court street, entertained at whist. Thoir lady fi lends were very royally amtiicd--troni tlio head lo tho foot of tho table during tho entire timo. Tlio spacious drawing rooms are eo rich and magnificent in their own decorations that they were the constant admiration of all, the frescoing, old hangings of costly fabrics, very Uno screens of Jap aueso design, and other works of art, till this splendid mansion in ovory quar ter. The first honors were curried off by Miss Lou Ilirsch, for which she received a dick of fancy playing cards. Mro. 1). F. Wagner carried off tlio second prize, a dainty mile teapot, a ciioico menu oi salad, olives, biscuits, ice cream, cake and coffee wore beautifully nerved at tcto-a tote tables, by some of Salem's most popular society pulius. Thoso invited wore: Mrs TT Geer, Mrs W Uroyman, Mrs E Hrevman, Mrs WT Williamson, Mrs J A Ilichardson, .Mrs E Ilirsch, Mrs A TGIIbjrt, Mrs Claud Gatch, Mrs D F Wagnur, Mrs 1 1. Patterson, Mrs Frank Durbln, Mrs W T Grav, Mrs I L Strang, Mrs 0 A Gray, Mrs Wm Urowu, Mrs It P Melee. Jr., Mrs P II Raymond, Mrs E ktfore. MrH E 0 Cross. Mrs S 0 Dyer Mrs Theo Geer Downing, Mrs .1 1) Sutherland, Mrs A N Hush, Mrs F H Anson, Mrs F A Moore, Mrs II W Meyers, Mrs M 0 Hunm, Mrs J F Hughes, Mrs II P McNary, Mrs A A Jefaup, Mrs P 11 Siott, Mrs WII Mon-e, .Mrs J J Murphy, Mrs .1 F Calbreuth, Mrs 7. F Moody, MrsT Holverson, Mrs S E Huolat, Mrs J W Kickfora, Mrs Milton Meyers, Misses Lena Uroyman, Jossio iSreymau, Catherine Gllbort, Ella E HirEch. Lou Ilirsch, Maud Hiisch, Margaret Cosper, Gussio Giesy, Mao Hoiso, Mablo Carter, Pearl Cartel, Genevieve Hughes, Ethel Hughes, Nina Huolat. Holiday Goods Just opened at tho Now York Racket. Best atsortmont wo havo ever had. Iow prices samu as on all other linos. 1128 2t&wl Pcado Social. Tlio Ordor of Pendo is to hold a social galhoring Friday evoning to receivo n a distinguished ofllcer, to elect a supremo roproFeutatlvo and to have a social time. Keep Yourself Strong. And you will ward off colds, pnonmonla, favors and other dlpoaees. You need to havo pure, rich blood and good diges Hon. Hood's Sarsaparilla makes the blood rich und pure as no other medi cine can do It tones the stomach, creates an appetite and invigorates tho whole system. Hood'n Pills aro non Irritating. Prlro 25 cents. 5 A'tend Tho Charily Rail, and got your ovetpr fries, oyster cocktails and salad at Strong'. fewSult. Hildebrant Posnor & Co., have din menced suit In tho cirouit court sgainst J. L. Neal and James McGuire. Tlio plaintiff axk for a judgment for nl7.), and 6 per ce.it Interest, on ac count of goods sold anil delivered to rdnlntiffjnhen tlw latter wore in tie saloon busiifoss in Salem. L- II. Mc- mai.nn tt M. Kaiser and W. T Slater ."""l .,.-- aro tho attorneys for Urn plaintiffs. HOW'S This? We offer one hundred dollars reward for any oaseof Catarrh that eannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Core. F. J. Ctienev & Co., prop , Toledo, O We, the undersigned, have known . .1 Cheney for tho last 16 years ami lw Hove him perfectly honorable in all bust uess transactions, and llnaneially able to itarry out any oblteation made by thoir rVet & Truax. wholeiaUj druggist, roletlo. O ... 1 1 1 Waklinir. Kinnan A Marvin, whole ilriitfglfta. Toledo, 0. Ililt's Citurrh Cdr 1 tat-m int rual I) . anting illroaily mum the Idood awl iflHusms (fiirfateef tin lyetfni. Prie. The par bottls. Sold by all Urum'UU Teftimoittals frte. Mall's Family Pills are Hie bmt .'numerous CANDIDATES For Positions on tlio State Textbook Commission, GOOD HEALTHY PUBLIC SENTIA1FNT Developing Anion; the Lead ing Educators and Public Men of .he State. Greater Interest Is taken in the now Oregon textbook commission law than In nn act of tho last legislature. Many of tho stale newspapers have reproduced Gov. Gcor's interview, tint on editorial review of tho conditions that led to tho passago ol a reform measure in this state. In that editorial a slight Injus tice was ilono tho Governor, in saying that ho was disregarding petitions for niinnlnt iiiiin ts mi thn Inxttinnlr inm,nlo. notu in person and by lottor for post Hons on that commission, but Icansco ff rnVKWy.rdSMS dined to look with favor iion tlio application of any man who Ib noxious for such an appointment " Nevertheless his olllco is flooded with letters urging persons for appointment. Tho following persons aro recom mended to Governor Geer for places on tM0 T-,s"0"k commission, tivo of whici i no iiiuHi nuiuo uuuer mo otw inv in January : Senator J. D. Daly, Corvallls. RoproJcntBtlvo Matthew Stowart, Talent. Prof. J. It. Wilson, Principal of Port land Academy. Prof. W. W. Payne, Principal High School, Astoria. Prof. 11. L. Slillwoll, McMlnnvillo. Judgo J. W. Hamilton, Iloseburg. Hon. J. A. Wriuht, Sparta. F. G. Hendricks, banker, Eugene. ltev. T. L. Elliot, Portland. PreBt. Htrong.Orogon Stale University. Pret. Campbell State Normal School. Prest. Gatch, Stato Agricultural Col ltev. J. L. Hill, Portland. Co. Sunt. II. S. Lyman, Astoria. Judge Fly mi, Albany. Prof. II. A. Shoroy, Portland. Dr. A. A Leonard, Silvortou. W. Wright, Canyonville. Frank 11. Hamlin, Hoseburg. Geo. II. Durham, Portland. W. II. Harry, Portland. W. II. Stalkei. Newberg. Prof. 0. A. Hitchcock, Ashland. Mrs. Norah F. Hitrnov, Portland. Prof. E. I). Heskler, Eugene. Prof. T. J Wllhon, Sclo. Hon. JaH. II. Haley, Pendleton, .las. A.TowiiHond, Dallas. Tiik .Touknal is in recolpl of letters from nil over the statu endorsing its labors n have n commission that is absolutely free from dictation by anyone publishing house. The interest is wido spread and rather unusual eo far in advance. A loading Oregon collego professor says: "Tho spirit, zeal nud tourago with which public men of character and standing enter upon the, culminating phase of tills struggio in bohalf of tho causo of decent and cheaper, 'sclioolbooks for tho youth of Oregon doserves tho strongest encouragement. They have an iniiortnnt work to do, having pushed tho matter so far toward a correct solu tion that the. entire state is wide awake on tho subject. Every good citizen .should ally himfolf on tho right sldo of I, IIO DXI'IVUkl Ono of Orogon'B leading Republicans from Pertland: "We want men who cannot lw influenced by nny means ex cept tho welfare of tho school children of tho stato ami thoir parents who must pay for their books." A lormor member of the Orogon legis lature, from Southorn Oregon, writes: "I havo a great Interest in tho apjiolnt ment of a truly good book commission They should lie men who will tnko Into consideration only the interest of tho II. lu mlfnn Wises, ifse Hair fails accompanied by mucous patches lo the mouth, erup tions on the skin, sore throat, copper colored splotches, A,. swollen glands, aching muscles I SI 19 and bones, the disease is making VUI rapid headway, and far worse symptoms will follow unless the blood Is promptly and effectually cleansed of this violent destructive poison. S. S. S. is the only safe and infallible cure for this disease, the only antidote for this specific poWon. It cures the worst cases thoroughly and permanently. HCondinonCOBM;;(! Have bccb No Worse. ftr,rd, goc ilr time . ray hair came out, ulcer apptarcu in it IhTitTud mou'h. my body w.i -"l;2 with copper colored splotches and offensive "". .vT..lt t .,.(., from -htutnatlC DalnS fa my shoulders sod arms. My condition could bivVuen no wpr.e , only tho afflicted as I was can understand my sufrerlog , I tad about lost all hope oi evr uiu - I acctaea 10 iry n o but mutt ronlsss I bad mtiejsiih left in.ny the third bottle I noticed a change in my condi tion This was 1 ruly en couraging, and I deter mined 10 itivc 8. 8. 8 a thorough trial. Hrom that time onthe improve ment was rapid, b.8 B. seemed to h ve the dis ease completely under control, the sores and ulcers healed and I was soon free from ail signs of the disorder I hare UTwTw"i!ockx"n;N"ble,Tllle led. is the only purely vege- I ..it. .lV,.l minnrr I known. f,ooo U offered for proof that it contains a particle of mercury, potash or oUier mineral poison. sWilYofeurfree: book on Blood Poison ; h eontauw valuable inforraation about htTdu:, wiUi full directions for kU trCt,t. We charge nothlngr medi- cal advke; onre youn4f THE JWIFT mClfIC CO- ATUMU. 0. iPk vri WSi U iW sss CONSUMPTION" i. 'is; by no means, the dreadful 'disease iir'is:thbugh to be in the beginning. The trouble is: you don't know yoiiVc got it ; you don't believe it; you won't believe it till you arc forced to. Then it is dangerous. Don't be afraid ; but attend to it quickyou can do it your self, and at home. Take Scott's emulsion of cod-liver oil, and live carefully every way. This is sound doctrine, what ever you may think or be told; and, if heeded, will save life. We'll send you a tittle to try, U you like. SCOTT & IIOWNE, 409 Pearl street, New York children and tho purses of tho parents in our stato. Tho law should bo backed up by all tho legitimate means within tho power of tho good citlzons of tho stato. Tho commission should come from different parts of tho stato, and bo composed of mou not opposed to, nor in favor of, any shool book publishing company. If our Governor will appoint honest men who aro abovo reproach, n gardless of politics or tho color of their hair, tlio purposos of thn law will bo met. Southern Orogon should, and no doubt will, havo a representative on tho board." A public school man of long experi ence writes from Eugene, although Hint is not ut present his homo:, "Most of us teachers have been moro or less in fluenced by publishers in tbo past, and I nm glad the commission is not tocomo from our rankH. I am moro than ever convinced that tho textbook question will now bo settled moro nearly right than before in the history of tho stato. Tlio truth is good books can bo published just s cheaply as those containing indif ferent stuff and I do hopo for the bene fit of toucher, as well as pupils that wo will get tho best." Tho'suporlntondent of ono of Oregon's leading public schools says: "As a teach er I havo been dissatisfied with thu books selected undor tho last two adop lions. I am therefore heartily in favor of seeing the now method go into effect, und want to see men of undoubted in- tegrity, intelligence and qualifications of a high ordrr go onto the board. If such ineii are appointed, I am firm in tho be Hot that as a rcBiiltot tlio change our tcholar8 and teachers will soon be work ing with better tools." A piomlnent educator of Eastern Or L'on writes to omnhusizo the necessity of tlio now coinmlsslou doing composed of high grade men, who cannot lie swerved from their duty. Ho tolls how in his set tion tlio schools aro now being imposed upon by tho introduction of what is supposed to bo supplementary reading, but which is in truth nothing moro or less than additional reading, text ixioks, it now education reader lie writes; "This is being done in the. namo of progressive education, hut it is only ono of the many processes of nich ing money from the school patrons. It 1b not what it pretends to bo." A prominent citizen of Linn county writes: "The school book bill was uo cidedly the tuoit hotly contostod thing that camu before tholast legislature, umi I consider it tho gioatest victory for tuu people. I sinconily hopo tho comiuin slou nppo!utel may meet thu Ideals cuii templatod by tho now law. A well to do citizen of Washington county who takes a deep interest in pub lic education praises tlio now law, and BiiiHECsts tho creat merit of tho feature t f tho law which places tho responsibil ity for tho faithful work upon tho gov ernor. Asido from the mon who aro placed upon the commisslln, ho think tlio chlot executive will have the most at stake. Repienleh Your Wine Stock For 55.00. Two Pts. Champagne ( Crestu JJInnca lot. UurtMindy. 1 nt. Santonin, lot. Rolsllng, lqt. Zlufandul, lqt. Port, I qt. Claret, 1 qt. Snorry, 1 qt. Tokay, I nt. Muscatel, lqt. Whirkuy, lqt. Hruiuly. Total. 12 fits, at fl 00. If-tliis assortment does not suit, )er haps wucau make It to suit you. Goods delivered toall parts of tho oiy. 11-21 If. J. P. RgoKBH. Thinkstlvlnf Dlnuer, Tho ladiiM of the W. U. T. V. will erto a Thanksgiving dinner from 12 to :i, Thanksgiving Day, nt tho W U. T. V hall. 11 21 24 28 Peace Declared Why devote all your tlmo reading the Hour War and tho Gold Fields ol Ala la? There an other matters o vital importance; you may make a trip hast, and will want to know how to travel. In order to have the bestsor idea, use the Wisconsin Central Itv between Bt. Paul and Chicago, -For rates and other information, wriU ia A. Clock, General Agent, I'ortnnd, Orr The Groat Hock Irland Route has just inaugurated a weekly personally .-miliirted tourist oar service betwH-u I the Pacific 00a at and points East In con i1ir.ii with the Hio Grande Western and Denver A Rio Grande and Illinois Cen- . tml Hys. By leaving Portland on any Saturday I morning ua the O. It. & N. connection can be made on this car at Odmi, or by leaving Portland on any Thutday evening. VIS me muiumu I'liuiui. uuii- ritclion can le mapo with this car at rarramenlo. Ask your tiuket agent .atiout thistwror writMlo A. K. fJooi-Kii, General Agent, 0 i ' Po.tland, Oregon CASTOR I A For Infant and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bough Bears the Signature of s& -f - FITZSIMMONS! STILL TALKING Will Re-Enter the Ring for Ona More Fight, Probably With Jef fries, Then Retire. TonoNto, Nov. 27 Robort Fitzshn motiB has nnnounccd that at tho close if his season ho will onco moro enter tlio ring and then rctiro for good. Fitr.stm nions also states that another pugilistic star manager tried to fix up n falso light, but ho would not consent to nny such anttrrnngement. Tho declaration that Fitzsliiimona will re-enter tho ring Is understood to mean that there will bo a championship bat tle, probably next June. Jeffries, whon ho agreed to meet Ituhlln and aftcrwaitl Sharkey, reserved tho right to arrango a match with FitzsimmonH should tho lat ter respond in duo timo. Now that Fiizsimmonn hns announced his Inten tion to battlo for tho championship, Ruhlln and Sharkey may bo obliged to wait, according to agreement. Dr. D.ll's Cough Syrup will cure throat and lung trouble without fail. For grippe, iiilluouza nud a deop-soated cough or cold, it. is tlio best remedy offered to tho public. Tho doses are small and it bottle costs oiiy - coats. An Insane Patient. T, D.Sweoten, constable, of Arlington, Gilliam county, yesterday broughtdowii Fred HoiibgI, an insano patient from that county, who was placed in thoasyltim. The excitement not Over Tho rush to tho drug store still con tinues and daily scores of people call for a bottlo of Kemp's Haleam tor tho Throat and Lungs for tho euro ot Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis nud Consumption. Kcmn's Halsam. tho standard fumllv romedy, Is sold on n guarantee and nover fils to givo entire satisfaction. PricuO 0 c. and COc. 2 OAGTOXIXA. Boars tho J? 'h- K!"l VM I!dr8 AlyS COKgW MARRIED. FOREMAN-HENTLEY.-At tho Solom Hotel, Salem, Oregon, Xtieeday, Novombor 27, 1000, Miss Hannah M. Hon tie v to Mr. Ira Foreman, both of Falls City, Polk county, Ruv. P. 0. Powoll. pastor of tho First Christian church,aofllcinting, To-Nlfht and To-morrow Hlfht. And cuch day nna night during this week you cun cot at nny (IrugglsL'H KeniVB Ualsiitu for tho Throat and Lungs, acknowledged to bo tho most successful remedy over sold fox Coughs, Croup, Uronchltls. Asthmu und Consumption. Got a txttlo to. duy and keep It, always In tho huimo so you can check yuur cold ut onco Price 2,r)0 und f0c, Uauiplo bottlo f rco, codiSr.w TODAY'S MARKET. Poutlani), Nov. '-5. Wheat valley nominal Walla Walla, Gatonl. Flour Portland, best gradea f-J.DO Q $3.0. Ornlinin 2130. Oats-Cholco While 11 12c, grey 10 42o jHir bushel. MiPatuft Hrnn, $15 50; shorts, f 17.00 Hoy Timothy $1212(J per ton. Onions 11 ( 1,110 Potntoea-60 to GOc per sack. Iluttor Iloit dairy, 25!!0; fancy creamory, 45 to 60c. btord 25.. !W. Eggs Oregon, fresh 35c. to 32jtfc per 1I0. Poultry Chickens, f2.50 to3.50; hous 8.no to 4.00; turkoys, live 11 to 12c. Mutton Dressed, VtxA to 7o per pound. Hogs Heavy dressed 5U to Oc. Heef-Rteors. M.BOffll; cows. $3(!l.fi0; dressed beef, 0 to 7c. Veal Dressed, H GO c. Hior small. Hops-0Q7c. for 180!) crop, 12 to lltc for now crop. Wool Valley. 13(31 lo tFnsleni Ore gon, 0Q12o; Mohair, 25. llldcHUroon. salted 00 ins. 7 Qtic: under 00 lbs, 7K8K ; Rhoeii pelt, 15Q 20c MAI.KM MAIIKkT. Wheat 58 pounds nud over, 50. Wool, 13 to Hie, Mbhalr, 25e. Hoiki 11 to 15c Oats 37 U)33o. Hay Haled, cheat, 7; timothy, flO. Eggs 30c82Xc. Flour In wholesale lots, $2.50; retail Millsluffs-Uran, $13; shorts, fll4 Hogs Droseed, 530. Llvo cattle Steers, .'J : cows, ')i to f3. Sheot 13.50. Dr6sjod Wa' 7 wmls. Huttiir -Dairy, 15Qi2Uc ; cieamery, afi 30a, Poultry Fat hens per lb 0; spilug ihiokiiiiB per lb.. On, to 7c. 1'ntato-ti now. 'J5r per bushel Applo30c to-tOc. jOo Cong Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup will euro a Cough or Cold nt onco. Conquora Croup, 'Whooplnt-CouKl nnd Meaale Cougli witliout 1. IL fothors pralso It, Doctors proacribo ll f r Uronchl tls, Hoarsonca, Grlppo, I loumoula and Consumption, It c' 1 quirk, BurorcHulU. Prico,25tt,. lU'mwtho dcalor'fl nubeUtuto ; it h 110 a 1, kmI. Dr,Bnll.k mum bmm Always cures whon othi.ts 1a ?r. Hull's Pills euro ConilltwiKxi hiJ Liver rvub.Us. go pUU, 10 it. TtM bus, ; its Bids for Fire Hose Notlco is hmeby given that wwtled bkls will lie receive! hv iiih uiucn m mo uu dertlgnod, up lo 6 o'olook t, in. of Tuiw day, December 4th, 1000, for furnishing n. a r-liu nl Salum l)ri.nn. with Mix Hundred (000) feet of first class rubber lire hose and couplings. All bulk mutt be accompanied by aoxrtiflwl eheek lu the sum of t II pereeiituf Ml offenNl, and the Common Counuil xmnrrm tli right to rejeoiany awl all hklssHluulilMi In this belialf. Done by ordsrtif Ihu Cowmen CpiiHell, tliti 31th, day ef Kay ember, 1000. N.J. Juuii, 11-21-tjJ City Itwordi'r VL r&liiUi a 1 ' a ..iiiaiiiwinfrteji Tlio Klml STou Havo Ahvnya Botight, nnd -wlilcli 1ms been in two for over HO years, litis borno tho Blpimtnro of r-j? mul Ims been mntlo uitilcr his pcr- CJ,J&-fZJrrf'Af Bonnl supervision sinco its lnnincy. uzr?y, CCtAW. Allow no ono to dcc!, yo you lu tWHt All Otnnitp'folt.M, Imitations nntl JiiHt-ns-poo(l"nro bub Hxporlinenlrt Unit trlllo ivlth mid emlmi(rcr tho honlth 01? Int'nnts ami Children J-xperieiieo ntrnlnst llxporlntcnt. hat is CASTORIA Cufttnria In 11 lumnlcss substituto for Cnstor Oil, Po.ro jrorle, Drops und Soothlnir Syrups. It is lMcnsunt. It contnliiH ncltlier Opium. Morplilno nor other Nnrcotio mtbHttiut'o. Its ngo is its Eftuirnntee. It destroys Wornm nnd nlluys FeverlHhuess. It etircs Diurrliaon nnd Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Trouble?, cures Constipation nnd Flntuleucy. It nssliullntcs tho Food, rcKtilutos tho Stoiniich und Dowels, giving licaltliy nud imtunil sleep. Tho Clilldreu's Pntinccu -Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Boars tho s JZJiS?'r&--i 4r"UKs&$ y r fS&G4 The KM You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TMC etNTAUK COMPAHV. TT MURHAT TMtT, NtW VOnM OITV. 'AID POTS AND PANS iVml nn cndloss varioty of nll'conciiivnblo housekeeping utonsilB and Implements, tho woman with n genius for liousckofp- lug simply revels at Wndo'a hardware sto'o. The inventors and manufacturers of labor saving devices for tho homo set a fast pace; but wo aro fully abreast of tho thnoB, as you will iifcortal" if you give us a visit. R. M WADE A CO. SALEM OREGON Open Sanitary Plumbing founded niiwimitiuY prinelpl..H, has nni ferrer'. ou Immunity one of iln greatest bloNrilngH. It Ih 1 1n Mfrimiiriltif hoalth by Imnlrililng wiwer gas irom your iiwou ing. resulting from bad sewonign linpor f cot ilriilnsge Our woik in litis lino is alxive oouiMti Inn. We fit up your i.ni.i.. ..HI, iinililiii. Iii nnv linn, iih well us steam mi I gas titling and hot Mater, Our prices give otuluuii saiiriuuiiuii. BARR'&PETZEL 21ICOMMKHOIALHTHKFX 1olephone2371, When Thanksgiving Comes Among ilber things lor which to be thankful, don't (nrgl the Suium Hteaiu 1 4U1 lid ry, whli-h keeNI J'sHir liliail clean and matte yuu tfsHti table among your fellow men. Rolled linwi at h Thank4 giving dlniwr la Hlrintlulely iBMxeuwbh when you imti have itihirouihlyolrauul 0 cheaply at Salem Steam Laundry UOUINKI. I. Ol IttTJUII OWI'lUKTOK. POUOUH II. OLMHYKAII, WK, I'hono 111, ) (Jlmrty dtmt. ITSf) THE SINCLAIR 'HAM A Ham You Can Hat Matt Uelhjltttu Iiuhi tt lu '11 bwt copia to Balwi say & bolt, broil, bapor fry. It fa that JHohsst and m llavortsj uitMu Prhw tie IsfyJUw tHU oil wra.' The tMly store tlwt kmm Uiu Illue I Harritt & OiJl inmrovinaK ITiSMi tXft4ti,tfMM Signature of 4&t AllGood Breakfast For the dainty appetltu or for thu heart oalorcaii ho imido from our tempt In lamb chops or mutton chops, beefsteak or pork chops. Our moats aro of ox iiuislto flavor, sucoulent, iuicy mil ten der, nnd tiro cut and trimmed by ex perts for your table. If you haven't fiimplod our choice moats, you, have missed it treat worth remembering. ' E C. CROSS SALEM OR. Phono SOI. LIQUORS FOR THANKSGIVING should ho of the vary lxt, or oI?c you belittle yourself Hinliimko small of your guwts. Wljsu in couruli of the very lient whifklrti brandies, wliitti mid all the ift, diin't ww our door. You cannot gi t the cliwipest here, but you're sure of geiting the hwnt. We waul your oustom if you lire a dlntsrimlnntlng buyer, for thou we know we owi wit) sly you. . P, Rogers ilBW Goioiuurefal Mtrtttt iW wholwwilo ami HhIhII, SO, Jutt right (o i on Un market . QtOi (lam. Layvrenee OKoqUKY 6 M -Tir? $b&MJk vrf Win IntaUiti JWANTBD ..Now today, adyortlsemonts four linos or less In this oolumn InnortecJ throo tlmos for 2 Bo., GOo a weoK Ol.OOpor month, All ovor four linen nt samo rate. A RARE CHANCE J BSfc street, four blocks south of the court house wHt le sold at hair Its value. Good house, flsett view In the city, fruit trees, etc Apply t Journal office. PltENUll LESfcONS, Given at homo or to class in any part of ctyy. Born and educated in Franco. Lydia Rich, I), Stroot, Pnlcm. It 27 tf LOST BotweoD tho First Christian Church nnd Balom steam dye works, on Sunday, a Masonic pin. Tho finder leaving tho samo at dya works will bo rewarded. 20 3t 1'OU SALE-A thoroughbred English pointer, young dog. Also a second hand double barreled shot un, good as new. Will sell very cheap. In quire at corner of 18th and Trade Hie. LAKSEN THE PALMI8T AUsky Bids?. uor. urti a mormon bis. rortianu, will read when all leading events in life lako placo for gain and loss. Ills work., .Headings 60 cento. "Erac Ileal Hand Heading" for -4 sale by all dealors. Prico 75. 11. 12 23lt Kobinson Thermal bath . cabinet', .tho greatest known health protector and restorer. For salo by Mrs. J. A. Boll wood and Mrs. T. 11. Falrbank, 383 Front sticot, Balom, Or., Phonoi-Main 2771 11-7-lmo PASTURAGE For good winter pasture inquire of R. Orayton, ono block west of north Salem Bchool. 10 24 tf SALEM LODGES KORltaTBRS' OK AMICRIOA, .Court Hhcrwood Forest No 13. Mceta Friday nights In Turner block. John it. Ohaao, O. K. A L. Itrown Hcoy. 11-17-1 r SALEM HOP BUYERS. Squire Farrat No M Bute at, I'hono No. 1M1. Wm. Brown Co Hush llnll.Kiig, Onmmerolal Bt. (ground ttoor). Offlcu telephone Uo. 190. Lilicnthal Bros II. J, Ottenhelmer, Mnnkiror. Olllco over I.ndd Hush llauk. 'I'houe No. 401, yi Catlin Linn ODlco over Waller's grocerr itoro. '1'hone No uu. $ Garmichael Ofllco orer Johnson's' Clothlni'itorer In llusli.Ilrejman bljg, T, Ai Livesley Co aimmcrclalst'BocoiidilalrKiiitli ot Ladd A lliuti batilt haiiki foom 18, nptl Irs. 'I'hono 1211. Old Post OfficeStables Aro large nnt have reliable' attend ants, your team boarded by tho week or day. Good ton in a for hire. Prices rea sonable. Your patronngo' solicited. H. M. Brown 2 Forrv Street. American Laundry Owned and operated by Americana Work first-class. Givo it your patron ago. Main olllco nnd laundry at ID Church stroot. Toloph one Main 26o I l-raticli olllcos, Winrut Cigar Bloru Fair Ground Store, Ytw Pork Grocery Allen A Howersox, Statu Street. DEAFNESS CUREP or no pay. C. II. liOWANMJllwsukeo , is ROCKY. MOUNTAIN SCENERY BY DAYLIGHT Dylht5tocoverat Mlsfara Palis. Through first Qlasa touaiitileoper from Paolllo Const weekly for Chicago. Boston, Now York, und other custom jwlnts, via HloG rondo Western, (Great Salt Ijike Itoutn Denver A Itlo Grande, 0 It I & V and Illinois Central to Chlcags,-connrct iug lu tho (Jnloi Depot with Michigan Centnil'y slmllat car for polntaoaat. . For partluulurs rait nn or address T.ocal Agents or, I). II. TriUHUoi.t, Coin'l Ag't. 111. Cont. H. R. 8 SU M2 Third at., Portland Ore NOTICE OF ELECTION. Notiso Is horoby glvon (hat an election will bo hold in tliuCnty of Hulom, Oregon, on Monday, Docemlier 3, 1000, ant) that the polls tlivrofor will be oH;n from 10 o'oltMik n, m. until 1 o'clock p. m du said day, for the purpose of voting for the following city ofllcers for tho terms speolllidi a .Mayor, tor mo term of two years; a Hot ordor, for the term of two years; a Marshal, for thntormof two ytaisja rrtusuror, for the tern! of two years; one Alderman from the First ward, for i im turm of two years, to succeed E. P. walker i one Alderman from Second ward, for thu term of two v turm of two years, to sue- coed H. A. JlluL'g; one Alderman from theTldid Hard for thu term of two years, tosiicooul AloiiKoGosneriOiio Alderman from Third ward, for the torm of ono year, to fill (ho uuoxplreii term of I. E, Alien, reftiguvd j one Alderman for tho Kourtli ward, for the term of two years, to mecoed George GrUwold, Thu (Milling plueos for kuld election hall be ut the following places, re upeetlvely: Fiasr Wauii. At No. 3'a englno-house, North Liberty street. Skconii Wku. At J. A. Simpson' ilablos, on Court street. Tiiimi Waan. At J, L, Frcelaml'o store-room, Stato street. Fouktii Wak At Page & Stevens' stahlwi, Commerulal aud Trade streets. Done b the onler of tho Common Cotinatl of aald olty. Witness my hand, ami the seal of ald city, tills iiOth, day if Ntveitiber, 1W0. ( N.J J nail. Olty Recorder, nil tii a mm m