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Newspaper Page TextftSE WIHrtlU'lwi IWWWMM ga,- IMmB-fMlQ I Mill IrJUBnimH BHIflNIR SnniPrlfcs icFfau'aii!lynidjouijjuy; Cleanses the SvMtn Gently and Effectually witcn bilious or costive. JlYseyts '". Mo most accojjtablefbrm .c- j.urituve prmapjes ol plants nit wit 10 act most ItetcficMfir tf rcT ITC nrtlrrixin p.--.... niwuki Hi utntriwrtLtrrtLi:) BUY THE GENUINE MANFD. BY CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUPCO. 3M THANCISCO, CAl. . 10UISVIUE , KY. NEW YORK. N.Y. Yr sate ty trvfihts -price SO per totttt. We Beg to rail your niton Hon Hint our entire llnunf Ilnllilnvtrnniltt i assortment nro now on disnhiv. U'n fcavo tho ploasure to Bny that tho assort ment, nrm stock is much larger and nfcor then over before. Tho untiro Vino is nr. ngcd in departments nnd you can seo R much better. ft You mny linvo aeon a good ninny nice piocoa in tho Btoro tho last low weokB, but not what wo lmvo nov on display. KTho children's department Is extra large this year in singlo plocos of eom- Jbinatlon sots. BSComo nnd see tho untiro Hue. ovon It Pybii don't buy: wo nro itlad ho uhow von around nnd ozplnln. Yokohama -Tea Store 2IOConmorcinl St. Salem Ore. SWJO.VR 2111. PBK UKMVKllV. O. C. T. Go's l'AHSKNCJKIl BTKAhitill POMONA LKAVUfVOll rOItfLaND B Dally nxcept Similar nt 8 a m "QUICK TIME AND UIIKAl' HATES. i Dock betwoen Utats anil Coort Bte. f M. P. UALDWIN, Aoent. P ISRSONAL NEWS AND COMMENT A. N. Gilbert wont to Portland yester day. Mrs. O. S. Moore has returned from Portland. ill. Pf Boise. Jr. mndo a trip to Cotval- ilia yesterday. jMayor 0. P. Bishop went to Portland RUis morning. UUtornoy J. M. Williams la in tho ty beforo tho supremo court. Ed. F. Parkhurat roturnod from ft Bilious trip to Portland last evening. Hj, B. T. Tuthill and mother roturned from u short trip to Portlund Inst even- m& Mra. O. 8. Mooro nnd Mrs. 1, u. rat- Hereon rotuniud from a-snort trip io Portland last evening. JMr, U. B. Brootuell, of Tacomn, repre senting Phoenix Insurance Co. of Harl- Rprd, enmo up Inst night. hJHrs. Sam BurnnB and children started for Boston this morning to meot nor Husband, who has located there Irs. L. 0. Staloy Btartod last night Ifor lier homo in California after a visit 71th her son, Prof W. I. Htoloy PE, F. Parkhurst, S. Freulman, J. u. Wlall and C. D. Gabrlelson wero among Ileraltea returning from Portland last evening. Mr. and Mrs. II . Lamooureux started thfB morning for Seattle, after a Bhort rlsit here, nnd jn tho spring will ro- turn to tho A Ihi mining district. Mra. 0. C. Walker and daughter MadftMno went to Portland thin morning visit her mother, Mrs. 8. Duruin, who is under treatment at ono ol tne hospitals. AN ;easy way iTO EARN ; $ A ntauoxw We wilt PH' to anyone ncudlnur 20 iiov yearly sub scriptions, u coo in punlcd by ilio full yearly price for each subscription Send two cc.it stnmp for prosp . m pie copU Kttd par tleulur.i .. Outing PtJWisrfe.t'.g Go. 239 Fifth, Jteft-. N.Y. HOT SHOT FOR FRYE-PAYNE BILL. Pomona Grange Resolves Against Subsidizing Ship - Owners at Farmer's' Expense. The following resolutions were adopt- cu uy juanon county Pomona Grange nt Mocleay, Oct., 10, 1000: Whcroas ThoJarmnrn nn.l 1amro. have been and aro now paying an undue proportion of taxes, and Whereas Thoro is now ponding beforo Congress n bill creating another special privilegoat thoexponsoof tho producers of wealth, known as tho Fryo-Payno ship subsidy bill, and W horeao When prices of ou r products advance in foreign markets, charters aro advanced, so much that a declino is sometimes caused in our homo markets to tho injury and loss of tho producers. Thoreforo bo it Resolved That wo aro opposed to any legislation in favor of a.class as against tho masses of our peoplo and particular ly do wo objoct to and condemn the attempt to subsidlzo tho shipping inter ests that aro already enjoying greater prosperity arid success than nro tho agri culturists oi our nation, Resolved That bo long as protection la promised wo nro In favor of nnd do inand that all our peoplo havo an equal opportunity to Bharo in that protection without being compelled to ioin the shipping comblno. Resolved That wo beliovo it is a duty of our Senators nud Representatives owo to their constituents to protect us against tho special privileges aeked by others constituents to our injury. REFORM IN THE SCHOOL ROOMS Tlie Public Schools Should iNor.tJe used as a vate Graft. n- It Is vory doubtful wisdom to allow the pupils of public schools to bo enlisted for collections of any descrintlon. whether for chnrlty or for missionary work, at home or abroad, First of all, tho practico is very liable to be abused, and it becomes quite didlcult to draw tho lino between the right persona and tho wrong ones to bo allowed to "say Just n word to tho school children." Thoro aro no private enterprises or public ones for that matter that are ontitled to invade tho school room for assistance. Tho custom invites and disturbs tho minds of tho pupils; it forces (ho chil dren of poor families to contributo be yond their ability or else to reveal finan cial conditions which cuubo them humil iation (in both of which thoy aro entitled to protection), and it glvoB enterprises with cheeky promoters nn undeserved advantage over those directod in mod esty nnd fair dealing. Tho school room should bo closed to all collectors, tickot Boilers, book agents, and outeldo rustlers of all grades and enterprises, Oregon Statesman. Yea, and another thing, brother, in soino sections it is quite a scheme for teachers to cap up a liltlo donation to thouieovoa from tho pupils about Christ mas time or closing day. It Is a good advertisomont, allowing how much the pupila lovo tho teachor. Hero is whore tho rich ahlno aud tho poor nro humili ated. Tho Board bhould make n rule that any teacher who receives prosonts from pupila should get his or her pass port. Baker Republican. THREE LODGES ELECT OFFICERS Protection Lodgo No. 2, A. 0. U. W. G. F. Sherwood, master workman; A. J. Basoy, foroman ; N. P. Rasmusson overseer; J. S. Pennebaker, recordor; P. II. Raymond, financier; Jno. Molr, receiver; F. L. William, guide; R, D. Holuian, insldo watchman; J. D. Leld inger, outside watchman. Salem Lodge No. 19, D. of II. Mrs. Nellio White, past chief of honor; Mrs. Edith Darr, lady of honor; Mra. Emma Mason, chief of coromonloa; Mra. Lucretla Burton, recordor; M a. ary Thatcher, financier; Clyde Mason recelv. er, Mra. Millie Pugh usher; Mra. Amanda Anderson, inside watchman; Mra. J.ucla Oroasan, onUide watchman; Mra. Buslo Parmenter, captain of team ; Mra. Lottie Dickey, musician; Mrs. Mary A. Bennett, trustee. U. 8. Grant Circle No 5, Ladies of the G. A. R. has elected Its ofllcera for tho enauing year, as follews: Mra J. K. Falrbank, president (reelected;) Mra. Lavina Sutton, senior vice president; Mrs. Laura Miller, Junior vice president; Mrs. Elizabeth Howard, chaplain; Mra R. B. Lucas, treasurer; Mrs. Franois Mangus, secretary; Mra. Clara Mo Devmld, conductor; Mra. Mason, aa elstant conductor, Mra. Whltmore, imaid: Mra. Llppie, assistant guaru; Mra. Sherwood ami airs, .inner, uoie- gates to the convention; Mra. Sutton andrMrs. Ryan , alternates. COLLECTING THE CITY'S REVENUES City Recorder Judah la busy eolleot Ingevery thing due the city in the way nt H,.f.nPf tc. aa he desires to have all revenues collected up at the end ef the year. He laya lie haa little diffiaulty iuthlabranoh of bis duties, about the only delay arising Ifrom fergetfulBew on the part of the reyenue payers, wh uaually only utjd to be rHlmlejl t pay up. "brevity is the Soul of Wit." Wtt is Toisdontt Stood is life. Impure blood is living death. Health depends on good blood. Disease is due io bad blood. The blood can be purified. Legions say Hood's SarsapariHa, Amer tea's GreAtesl Blood Medicine, purifies it. A brief storv but it tells the i.-ite. $Q0(S SaMabwdi S0A1E ANCIENT A1AS0NIC HISTORY The First Charter-Where Gen eral McLellan Received the Degrees. T. II. Crawford, clerk nt tho collego, roturned Wednesday from Portland, saya tho Corvallia Times, whoro ho at tended tho Bomi-centonnlal anniver sary of tho institution of Wlllametto lodge, number two, A. F. nnd A. M. Tho occasion was notablo, and ono of particulat interest to tho Masonic fra ternity. Present wero all tho living past grand masters of tho order, savo Dr. J. R. Bayley, of Newport, who was unablo on account of tho feeblo char acter of his health, to bo present. During (the meeting a telegram of fit tlug character was writton and sent to him nt his home. Present nt the meeting was Joseph Kellogg, a pioneer mombor of Multno mah lodge No. 1, of Oregon City. Tho latter lodco was the first instituted west of tho Rocky Mountains. Tho charter for it waa brought to Oregon by Mr. Kellogg. It waa issued by tho grand lodge of Missouri in 1815. Tho man who was to bring it across tho plains, changed his course atFort Hall and went to California instead jof Oregon. The charter for tho propoeod lodge was turned over to Mr. Kollogg,who brought it to Oregon City, whoro in 1817 tho lodge waa instituted aa within the Juris diction of tho grand lodgo of Missouri. With him at tho meeting, Mr. Kellogg bad tho original memorandum book, in which tho original bearer of the charter made a note of tho fnct that the docu ment had been placed In charge of Mr.. Kellogg for safo doliveryf and this noto us originally written waa read at the meeting. Wlllamotto lodgo waa Instituted under the jurisdiction of tho grand lodgo of California. Shortly afterward n lodgo wna Instituted nt LnFnyettOj now known aa La Fayette numbers, nnd tho three lodges then formed Into tho Oregon Grand lodgo. This happoncd in 1851. At tho rccont meeting ono of tho principal apcakois was ox-Governor Pennoyor. Tho banquet was at tho Hotel Portland, with plates at $2.60 each and covers laid for 100. In Wlllamotto lodgo, in 1854, George" B. McClollan, afterwards general commander-in-chief of tho Amorlcan armies, and candidato.for tho presidency of tho United States, waa mado n Mason. SPLIT. BRITTLE. DULL HAIR. All Come From randroff. WhUh Is Caused by a Germ. Split hair, harsh hair, lustorloss hair, brittlo hair, falliug hair, all owo thoir origin to dandruff, which is caused by a meaaly littlo microbo that burrowa Into tho scalp, throwing up tho cutlclo into dandruff scales and sapping tho vitality of tho hair at tho root,cauafng tho sever al diseased conditions of tho hair till it finally falls out. Modorn sclonco has discovered a romedy to destroy the dan druff microbo, which la combined In Newbro'a Horplcido. which may bo had of any drugglat. Allaya Itching Inetant ly and makca tho hair soft as silk. Take noBiibstltuto; nothing "Juatna good." i . m m i KB Postdate School Report. The following la tho report of tho Roaedalo school from November 6 to December 3. No. of daya taught, 18; no of daya' attendanco, 551 ; no. of daya1 absenco, 42 ; avorago dally attendanco, 31 ; no. of pupila enrolled, 33 ; no. of visitors, 8. Tho following pupils wero not absent during tho menth: Beatrice Bates, Clinton Bates, OharlJo Wlllard, Blanchlo Hunt, Echo Hunt, Earl Barnett, Floyd Bates, GoldioCoppock, Herbert Wlllard, Ira Wlllard, Jessio Coppock, Lllllo Cop pook, Martin Bauernflend, Maggie McGHohrlst, ;MatMIUa wgiu, aipu Van Horn, Willie McGllchrat, William Batty, Miller McGllshrlat. Maktii a Tuavbb, Teachor. County Teachers' Salaries. Milwaukee, Doc. 0. President Stiles, of tho State Asiociatlon of County School Superintendents haa been Bonding out clroular blanks to members containing a number of questions. Thoy show that women teaching in country schools in Wisconsin aro paid on an average from $25 to $27 a month. ConlsderJng that thoy have to pay board aud dress pretty well It la considered that their places are not aa deairable aa thoee of servant girls, who, though they receive a little less cash, have board and lodging thrown in and do not have to keep up appearancea to the school teaoher. Craeco-Roman Wrestlloi. Nbw Yohk, Dec. 0. A heavy-weight Graeoo-Rpman ehampionahlp wrestling tournament begins to-night at thuGrand Central Palace, aud will be continued on the evening of the 8th. It will be a Bweepatakea affair, with 500 added by the management- MARRIED. PHILIFPI FINLAY. Iu Salem, Or egon. December 5. 1900, Miaa Kdlth if. Finlay to Mr. E. D. Phillppi, both of Marion county, Rev. John rar wna, D. D., ofiUslatlng. Uok Over The line of holiday gooda at the New xr 1. !!.,.. Vm. will flm mnnv tt.lB.ui In Inturut VAU flnll VAMII GnU I tfe prkea way down belflw regular 1khm. dltwft. taMiggjgmny TO DRY SPUDS AND VEGETABLES ' , New Industry Inauguerated at the Kurtz Dryer by Ex perienced Men. J. II. Fower and L, Brnnnnn associated togother under tho firm namo of Flower & Brannan, havo leased tho Kurtz dryer at tho north end ofCommorclal etrcet and aro romodeling tho samo to ovaporato vcgotablos. Thoy had prepared BOino small sample lots for local ordora and havo sont samples to Ban FranclBco, Tacotna and Beattlo. Thoso who havo scon tho samples pronounco them finer than any now on tho market. Theso gontlomen havo had eovcml years oxperionco in tho largest evaporator in Uio state, and aro alrio to improvo on tho old process and produco a different and much bettor variety, both raw nnd cooked. One hundred tons of tho goods aro uow wanted for export by n largo firm at Boattlo. Flowor & Brannan aro bidding for thoordorand if secured it will furnish employment for at least sixty peoplo nnd keop tho dryer running day nnd night, requiring 500 tons of potatoes and vegetables. Tho goods nro to be packed in screw top, air and water tight tins, aud crated in wood. Such a dryer could bo kopt running all tho year, and it would incroaso tho demand for and value of apploa and other fruit, using many tons that now aro wasted. It would bo bettor than ordinary dryers, aa thoy aro only operated a short tinio each season, whilo this offers continuous employment. It could also manufacture nil tho jelly re quired hero and cheaper than it can bo brought from tho East. Improvement Reported CotivALMs, Ore, Nov. 24, 1000. Jen- nlo Yatoaof this placo has lwonaBuf- foror from kidney troubles and alio says Hood's enrsaparllla has done hor moro good than any other modlclno alio can ob tain. She has not only taken tho medicine herself with great benollt but has slven It to her little girl and strongly recom mends it. Tho peoplo havo confidonco in this modlclnu becauso so many havo proven it's merits. AT THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE Hundreds of Salem peoplo will enjoy n good piny nt leant once a week nnd tills week they will bo grntllled with the comedy this Thursday evening at the grand opora house. Of My Frlond from India that la to bo presented at thoGraud Opora HousothlB evening tho Oregonlan said: "That laughable farco a success hero lust season aud played to standing-room only at Cord ray 'a Theater. Rice's Come dy Company mado a moat favorable im pression by thoir clevor playing. Well balanced throughout, and every actor allvo to tho merriment that breathes through evory lino nnd acono of tho bright fnrco, the play goea with 11 anap and vigor that la refreshing. Thoro is nmplo scopo in tho vnriouB whimsically nrrnngod scenes for coniody of tho rough er ordor, but in no placo doss tho pres ent compuny overstep tho bounda of lo gitimato work. Tho "Friend From India Uo" will Do at tho Grand Opora Opera Houso.Thurs day Dec. Oth. Tickets now on salo. Tho black art of tho magician alwaya holds the apoctator In wondering amaze- mont. It la a form of entertainment of which tho peoplo aoom never to tiro. Loon Hermann who appcara at the Grand Oporn House Doc. 8th ranks aa one of tho beat prestidigitators tho stage haa ovor known, and hla engagements In tho cltloa visited by him alwaya draw out tho faahlonablea to bco hla bewildor ing tricks and illusions. In palming Hermann uhowa extraordinary dexterity, and keeps his audience highly entertain ed with his inoxpllcablo feata of alelght ol hanu. In that part of tho perform ance given ovor to illualona and apec- taclea ol magic on a largo scalo, he per forata many wonderful foata chief among whom may bo mentioned hla "Crema tion." In thla Hormann appears to burn( a woman alive. All sorts of novoltlea aro introduced during the performance. Not tho least entertaining feature of the per fnrmanca is Hermann's budget of small talk, and thoro ia enough of foreign ac cent and qualntnesa of comtructton, to it to nmuso and charm an audience, To-Mbt and To-Morrow MUM. And each duy ana night during this week you can uot at any druggist's Kemp's Balaam ror mo xunwb mm Lungs, acknowledged to bo tho most successful romedy oyer sold for Coughs, Croup. IlronchltH. Abtlima and Consumption. Get a btttlo to. day and keop It always In tho house bo you can check your cold at once Price 26e and 60c. Sample bottle free, eod.tw Formldttlc Floatuir Forts. Wahiii.soton. Dec.0. Rlda for the con struction of the Virginli and Rhode Island, two of the five battleship authorised by congress, will bo opened at the Navy Department tomorrow. Tliwe ahlpa will le provided with four 12-inoh guna in turreta on the keel, for ward and aft, and eight eight-Inch guna in four turreta, one at eaon torueroi the quadrilateral. Flsb, Can and- Forest U(ue. SvKftCuae. Dec. O-The annual meet- lug of the New York Flab, Game and Forest League waa hold at the Vatea House to-day. The object ofthlaaaao elation la to create and foster a more generoua public eentlment In favor of flab, game and forest protections. Ymi had batter icctt your orders in at once at the in - -- at-" . .. "li- I rooiw Studio if you expect lJJ6tf work" for Clirletmaa. J BljitM , CMmfa Y UnTITI ADDIUAIC a,-., , "r r"'i"'"-j' a OOTTAOB. E. K. Phillppi and wife, Sllvcrton. E. D.Timma, Portland. , M, A. Olounara, Ban Francisco. R. J. 8poncer, Rosedale. Henry C. Dosch, Portland. A. M. Tuning, Bhoridan. BLIND BOYS RUN AWAY James Lane and Robert Riggs.two pu pils nt tho Blind School, nged about 14, ran away from that Institution Tuosday evening, nnd took tho south bound train for thoir homes near Harrlaburg. There Beema to havo boon no reason, except that tho boys wero homoslck. Ono of tho boys had enough money to pay for tho tlckots. Dr. null's Couth Syrup Is a treat medlclue of Intrinsic worth. It removes a cough or cold quickly nnd curca sovoro throat and lung affections in an astonishingly short tltno. Bold by all druggist for only 25c. AUSTRIANS KICK ON MAC'S MESSAGE New Yohk, Dec. 5. A dispatch tho Herald, from Vienna, nays: to Prosldont McKlnloy's. messngo doos not meet with a vory friendly reception In tho Austrian press. Tho Neuo Wiener Tagoblatt aays ; 'Imperialism indeed has dovelopcd now into imperialism in word. It is easy to satisfy Amoricana with the ono solitary restriction in regard to China." Tho Neuo Frio PrcHso BayB : "The raossago gives tho impression that thoro Is a much bettor understand ing between tho United Statos, Russia and Japan than there Is between those threo and tho other powers." Tho Prcsso Onus It surprising that Prosldont McKinley Bhould speak of America seeking to confer tho boncflta of frocdom upon tho Filipinos, seeing that tho Filipinos aro fighting for that freedom. A Few Pointers Tho recont statistics of tho number deaths allow that tho largo majority di with conaumntlou. Th a disease nine commence with an apparently bar luy cough which can bo cured instantly aa tvninn'a Tlnlantu fn iln. Wlis.f nlut W.... H VHIUMttl IUI WIU .IllU.tb HUT Lungs, which 1b guaranteed to euro ml relieve all canes. Price 25c. and aud For sale by nil druggists. 1 50V. FIFTY-ONE MEN IN A CAVE-IN Scuanton, Pa. Dec. C A Borloua en vo id occurred this morning nt Rny Aug mtno near Dunnre. It is reported fifty ono men wero entombed. Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications, aa they cannot reach tho diseased portion of tho ear. Thoru Is only ono way to euro deafness, and that ia by constitutional remedies. Deafness Is caused by an inflamed con dition of tho mucous lining of tho Eustachian Tubo. When this tube gota lufiamed you havo a rumbling Bound or imporfect hearing, nnd when it is en tirely closod deafness is tho result, nnd unless tho inflammation can bo taken out and this tubo restored to its normal condition, hearing will bo destroyed for evor; nluo cases out of ton aro caused by catarrh, which is nothing but nn inflam ed condition of the mucous surfaces. Wo will glvo Ono Hundred Dollars for any cubo of Doafnoss (caused by catarrh) that can not bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Bend for circulars, froo. F. J. Ciiknkv & Co., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills aro tho best. Peace Declared Why devote all your tltno reading tho boor War and tho ( tho Gold 1'ioldnol Alaikar Thoro ar? otlior matters o vital Importance; you may make n trip Uaat. aim will want to xnnw now to travel. In ordor to havo tho best ser vice, uso the Wisconsin Central Ry botwoen St. Paul nnd Chicago. -For rates nnd other information, write Jas A. Clock, Gonoral Agent, Portand, Ore. OA.Q Barith Blgnfttar of p im MRU iw nai9 Ainrajj ilho Kind Yw Ham Alffara BcugW Travelling is an easy and pleasant undertaking now-a-days, especially if vou aro so fortunate aa to tuke the Northern Pacific, the road that ascer tains tho wants of passengers and sup plies them. Tho Northern Pacific's crack train la tho North Coast Limited, which leavoB Portland daily at 1:15 p.m. For rates and othor information apply to any Northern Pacific agont, or write to A. J). Oharlton. A. U. P. A.. 255 Morrison atreet, corner Third, Portland, 12 0 101 ASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bough Bears the o of Ctiffl42!Z& Blgnutur NEW MINISTER APPOINTED TO ITALY Wahiiinitvn Dee. 5. The Proaldont will today tend to the Senate the nomi nation of George Vou L. Moyt-rof boston, to bo ambaeador to Italy. Meyer la a buaineaa man of Jtoston, Do yn Cougli? Dr. BuJPa Cough Byrup will euro a Ooutrh or Cold nb onco. C'onaiiurH Group, WhoopIuK-Cough nnd Moaale Cougti without ml Alothera prateo It. Doctors preacrlbo It for Jlronchl tin, Hoarsonoea. Grippe, Pneumonia and Consumption. It given quick, DuroroauIU. Price, 25 eta. ReAiuotliu dealer'a anbatitute ; It ia not on good. DkBuII's Cough Syrup Always cures when others fall. Dr. Boll'a PUl tun ConUptlo mvJ Uvtr AVtgclablcPrcpnrnlionrorAs- m slmUaling ihcFood nmlRcg ula - m lingihc5toinacJtsandBoYclsor M Promotes Digcsllou.Chccrfur ncssandlfcst.Contains nelllicr Oplum.Morphinc nor Mineral. NOX Naiic otic . irVxeft)UJ)rSMVartTair.1 JmyJ.m Stftl' Mx.Srrvut . M.IUSJU- AweSmt Jttfminl - 111 (mtonnti-SuUt miftSfJ- ftmudSkuar JWUuyrmnnvr. Apcrfecl Remedy rorConsilpa lion, Sour Stomach, Dlariliocn Worms .Convulsions .Feverish ncss nnd Loss of Slkrp. FncSunilo Signature or &&$&&&. NEW YOHK irasMB exact copy or WRAPrrn. "Ha, r-i 'AUD POTS AND PANS And an endless variety of nil conceivable housekeeping utensils nnd ImplumeiitH, tho woman with u genius for houmikoop- lug simply revels nt Wade's hardware store. Tho Inventors and manufacturers of labor-BUvlug devices for tho homo Bet a fast pace; but wo aro fully nbrciiHt of the times, an you will nscertnln If you give us n visit. 3 R. ifi. SS' SALEMIOREGON' Run No Risk of Spoiling a Dinner On Thanksgiving day on account of your range or water back being out of ordor. An uuderdono turkey would provoke a saint to auger on that nusnlelous wen hIoii. Make auranco doubly sure by having ua overhaul your range and put it in good condition. Rntigu work la ono of our spocialtluH, as well as gas nnd steam fitting aud all branched of plumb ing. BARR&PETZEL 211 COMMERCIAL BTRKOT. Telephone SU71. wx The Man That Saves Money w hla linen and underwear Ib the nmii ho haa them laundered by snub enruflll inotlKxIs iim we employ at the Halem Hteam laundry. Tlw faurfea are not rat ed by ehemteHU nud the billion boon nd edge ol your garments nre not rayed In the lumnNrlng. For lie tv of color, purftHitlou of finish and iwiefiil handling the Halem tilmui laundry im without bii equal. Hend ua your wool ena, satiHfaBtUJii guaranted. Salem Steam Laundry colonki. j. omaTKAD I'KorttirroK. DOHOUa II. OLMaTKAK, MMU. I'hono ill, 'Mi LHmrty ritrwt. s: . H IMUMJI l li' w, 4 l3&B& I I U SukV Ma i wn-Kw'iCsf - THE SINCLAIR A Ham You Can Eai Moat Del lei mi s ham mit up. The ImmI doohx h 6altji wiv so. JusJ, right to boil, brcti, bike or fry. It ia tjie Jueieat and heat flavored arQuIe. mi, ths nurkul. l'riae no higher tl,an uthra. The only ntyut that keepn tlie JllH0rejj Hnm, Harcitt & Lawrence or.o iaTGtrKiftKajiQHii;jf i J i For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the t Signature Ap For Over Thirty Years TMsrtiTuiieoMrnTf nr tqhwcitt &g&3n33S9333 m- 6 j) 1 nil Mm f r lanPfi i iiTii inilfrNfifTiMii WADE & CO. A Good Breakfast For tho dainty apnotlto or for the heart eater can bo made from our tomptln lamb chops or mutton chops, lieofsteak or pork chops. Our meala aro of ux (luisito flavor, attcculent; Juicy nnd ten' dor. nnd aro cut and trimmed by ox twrta for your table. If you hnven't Hnmnled our choice moata, you havo mlHBod n treat worth remembering. E G CROSS salem;or. Phono an. A Cold Bottle Willi or without the customary "bird" la the propor thing for any and evory fcatlvo occasion, bo It wedding, birthday vluh, or holiday banquet. We havo some of tho finest brands of champagnes and other wIiioh outwit. Uhnuirmguo la often an agreeable part of the invalids reatrh'ted diet.. 1 Ji Pr -Rogers 2l8-m Comuiorelal Htreet gjtr Wholesale unit Retail. HAM WANTED Nnw today; ndyortlsamants four linos or threo times for 2 Bo.. OOo n weak; r iosb in tnis ooiumn insoiteu $l.oo per month All over four lines ' hi. Kiiuiu nuo A RARE CHANCE &m& Itreet. fillir fclncka smith nt th miirt tirmt urMl te sold at half Its value. Good house, flats view In the dty, fruit trees, etc Aw Journal office. WANTED To rent three fiirnlBbdd, houaokeoplng rooms near car lino -for lady and daughter. Address Threo R,, care JotmNAr. office. 1 2-5-3 1. FILE YOUR RILL8.-AU neraOna'. having claims against tho Citizona' Campaign Committee plcaso fllotho'" same with N. J. Judah, at tho city hall. 12 4 Jft 8TRAYED-from tta homo 370 Utah' ' atreot, lost ovontng. A maltesa kltton i marked whlto star on breast. Sullablo reward will boglvon for its return'byV Mna. Tnos. Houian. GIRL WANTED. For general house work. Apply to Cronlso studio. 12-4-tf. ' . T.ATinrni t ni.n i,u ..,.a. , t.y ' w. ...unv uig nrcq u tiujltv, nnu want an to nnvo tno samo oppor tlinlfv. H'lin jprrl fa mrv ntflnannf mm.' Will PASllV II nv KIR wnnblv. Tlita CTnn deception, I want no money and. will gladly eond fnll particulars tonlf Bond ing stamp. Mrs. H. A. -WigHto"," Ronton Harbor, Mich. 12 0 6t FOR HALE A eaddlo horeo, aaddlo nnd uiiuiti. uruKo io unve, Appjy, top 15 Court St. 12-1-ti FARM! FOR BALE 217 acres with good' uuuuiuKB nnu louces, ovor nail unuor cnltivation, half mile from tho KalseH school-house. Price nnd terms reason-, ablo. Apply to F. Achillea, Balom,A Oregon. 12-1-lm t STRAYED. Ono Toland China Boar, O 4 inontlifl old, from my farm 2 uiilcai Bowth of Prison. Reward. Notify Ji9 in. monitors, tjaiein. iu-1-Ul' .A FRENOII T.RfiKONn fltvnn i !,, Itortoclasain any partot city. Horn i nnu cuucaicu in franco. J.ytiiaKicli D, Street, Balem. 11 27 t(f FOR BALE-A thorouuhbred Ennliair nolnter, young dog. AIbo a second- hand double barreled shot un, good aa now. Will noil vory cheap. In quiro at cornor of 18th and -Trade Sts. LAKSEN THE PALMI8T-Aliaky Dldg.V uor. ani iworriBon ma. rortianu, will rend when all loading ovonta in life. tako placo for gain nnd loss. Hla work. Readings CO conta. "Prao-4 tical Hand Reading" for sal by all dealore. Price 75. 11 12 23H Robinson Thermal bath cabinet, the greatest known health protector and rcstoror. For aale by Mra. J A. Boll wood nnd Mra. T. JI. Falrbauk. 383 Front stieet, Salem, Or., Phono. Main 2771 JliMtno SALEM HOP BUYERS, Squire FatTar NO W MAto BU 'I'hono No. 1K1. Wm Brown Co , lluah Jliilldliu, CotnmeroUl fit. utroUud floor). Orlluo tqlopliono No, ISO. i I Lilienthal Bros II. J. Ottrnliolmer, MDer. OrTlra ovr Udil A liiuli lUnk. 'I'liono No. ll, Catlin Linn i: omceovor Wallori grocorr loro. 'J'hont No 211 , Carmichacl OOlou over Jolmsou'i Clething: More, Iu lluiu-llrojinau bM. T, A, Livesley Cqw OommorflUl t Hacond Ulr iioulh ol tucM A Until lnk bunk, room IS, npit Irp. Tliouo 1211. White HouseRestaurani First class cook. First class service, Enjoyablo meals. - GEORGE BROS, Props Old Post OfficeStables x Aro largo ant' have reliable attend ants, your team boarded by the week or day. Good teams for hire, Fricea rea sonable. Your patronage oollclted, H. M. Brown 02 Ferrv Street. American Laundry OwiuhI and openited by Amoricana Work ilrat-olasa. Give It your patru n ag, .Main office and laundry at 1 0 Ctmreh atreet. Telephone Main 1W34 branch uffleea, Wlnrut (Jlgur Btore l-ttlr Ground Btore, Yewl'arjt Grocery Allen & Rovoreox, State Rtreet, - DEAFNESS CURED or no tiy. C. II. H0WAM. MUwaoktO ,U ROCKY MOUNTAIN SCENERY BY DAYLIGHT DaUjM Stomer at Hi4t4raFUt, Through first class toualataloeperfroin Paolllo Coast weekly (or Chicago, boqtou, New York, and other wotoin polnta, l Rio Grfcitde WeaUrn, (Great Bait Lake Route! Denver A Jtlo Grande. O U X& V and Illlimia Central to Ohlcags, conneq Ing In tho Untop Dopot with jMJchlgan For particulars call on or add re.fa Local Agenta or, D. II. TSUMBUU,, CQiaM As't. IU. Cenf. H, R 8 0U 1 'Shinl atj, Cprlhjl'Oc - i rrsm