The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, December 07, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textli atw) HASR . "BrinHU 11TB r UHETHtS In AAl1vKtalnl.l. I Jliroaah the niocif N. bro'illcrplclde, theonlr ' preparation on thit ifirlr- i Kfit that renehn anil an. imitate mo Rorm or microtia that I miLnn llllo fur all llflntn Aim- mm. It thin malm dan.A Uruir and falling balr lin- ' piiHiDie, una csubm a IhlcW. Itiinrlant growth to replace ."loriunrimn, Drittle hair. Th ffflnllant.M Milt .1.. And It an Ineitlmable boon to them, aa It wn.b. lit. .. charm on bald head,, brlncm forth nTi0?lthb,o'at,.tl"Ck ,"" '"' & p.hnefofro'wC,PrcU,m ,U Tlr,U OrricitorW n.McsotTTsorD. I-re.cription Drngnlit, ' Dtar rucie, Hi. i. tip and none hu awn returned. lMAftan.i i "iiunutuiiuiU For Salt at alt Flrst-Clsis Drug Storti. We Beg I to mil your at ton. tion thntour entiro lliwinf trii, i. ........ I . i ...D... . V """"' ' "," ... .,cc, lunuuuiru now on uiepiiiy. wo have tlio ploaeuro to say thut tlio assort ment nnd stock 1b much larger nnd nicer thnn over before Thu entiro lino ia ar ranged In departments mid joti can seo it much better. You miiv lmvo seen n Reed ninny nice IlillilllU In ll..v i.tu.. ll I iu in inn Biurn llio lasi IOW weeks, "it not what wo lmvo now on display. I bo children's department is extra argo this year in single pieces of cum blnntion sots. Uoitio mid fli'0 the entiro line, even if ou don't buy: wo mo itlnd so show you uroiiml mill oxpl.iln. Yokotoia Tea Store 2-19 Con mercinl I'HOSK 2111. St. Salem Ore. HIKK OKI.IVKIIY. o. C T Go's I'AtMI'.NllKIl HIKAI.III POMONA 1 vm r t i.i:avi:h KoiMmri.ANi ....7.,l.'.n"X.0X l'1 iniluy at h n m QUICK flAli: ANO rAlllW IIAI'r.lj. Duck iMlwnon Htntn nutt Court tlte M. V IMI.DW1N, Aa-nt f ISliSONA I, N EWS .AND COMMENT Hon. Wm Waldo wont to Portland this morning. Jus L l.uiiililrtli wouCto Portland on husinees this morning. Mrs. Mi E, Hooker hit's rtittirniil from a bhort visit in Eugene. , Fred P. Hurst, tlio Anoint grain deal or, has gone to Sun Francisco. V. S. Wato-bury, mid Mark Knutgo wont to Portland thla morning. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Johnson cuno down from Jufforapu yesterday. Commiael&nor Win Wiley'raturnod to his home in Aurora this morning. 'Miss Beasio Bellinger, of North Yaki ma, started homo yesterday ufler a visit hero. Judge A. S. Dennett, -of Tlio Dalits, had bliBinesrt Iif tlio sulrdinn court yes H-rday. Gov. and Mrs. Geer went to Kosoburg this morning to vlpil thu .Soldiers homo, on otlklnl husiui'ss. N. M. Bonhmn. deputy -shorilf of Grant countVi visited this city yosturday in his clllcial capnejty. 'Miss I-ottio Amiercoii of Sacramento '.who visited her auntIrB.0i G. Sayago for tho pqat six innnths,8tnrted for homo til's morning ltov. II. A. Ketchum nnd John : tFechter, Secretary of the Y. M 0. A went to Eugoiio this morning to attend tho Y. M. C. A. contention. Thonamti of Mrs. Villa Dnvuy, who was eleided Cliiuf of Honor of Salem - Lodgu No. li DJgreo oi Honor, wns mnitted from tho nowt-paper reports. Misa MIiiIa fluhi, who h.is boon visit ing hero returned to hor home in Wood burn yesterday, uotoiiip.inlod by tho 'IltMadttUKhtttrof. Mr. and Mis. E. C. , Pa)t6n. ' ; " ; 0, II. Ionising, tho gDiiHrnl nurfory man, lenea bOiyi for an extended vinit in Mlclii.mtffifouTDhln Ho wllllHjac compaiiiml jijlp&I'""1" rtml l,,y expect to TOJliffiilffiK''1"1" nh"n ",0 nilldhM.firTar'yY?? Majoj- iCSifjtioltf, lllwnukeo, Wis., h.iH been tluuuost of Mrs. i. A. Hock well nnd J "fl. Albert during tho past wuuk. Mr Colo is Innklng a Uiur of tho Northwest, and will go fmiu hero to Callfoili.1. Ho was f'irinHrly n Iwa man, lolilpg furjiiajy jearn In Iji btng PHOTO SWINDLE TRIED MONDAY ('hiul of PolU-oiidxMiu, whiiwonl'o JttfYerenn. Thursday, itli n warmnt for UiH arnwt of lii foltow ilio Iiiw been i work iijJt ewind inggmno In this city, gtit lii injfu ninrbtought bun hm u He goes tho iihiiki of (I. II. Eldiert. and reprodtntwl !iiiudf Ui li an 'ignt ( tho Portland A'rCComTRtny. Jlo will In Hxaiuluwl Monday .it lu a m on a ehitrgnhf nhtitliiin nuiiioy un der frfl-a protejisoi, prijlorrod itijtiiiHt him by Manager KnuiHso, of tho Purl laud Art Company. BtUM Dm ) "" '" mn w,r4'J ' jmz&t 'SALEM ENTRE NOUS CLUB. Tlio Entre Nous Club gavo their sec ond dance this Benson at Tioga Hnll, Wednesday night nml n very plenum titno was reported by nil present. Thoso participating besides tbo pat rouesFOH, who nro Mr. and Mrs It. I). Gil- Hurt, Mr. nnd Mrs. J'. 11. Sront, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. 15. Morso nml Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Hertz, weroi Tlio Misses Cnrrlo "wis, AlnlKl jicKny, Gertrude nml U-otiii Illrseh, Ethel Knight, Stella nn. Cnrrlo llur t, Agnos Gilbert, Ruby Coi nell, Carrlo Aekernutn, 0kie Mathews, Esther Collins, Llutilo Stu esnian, Lena Bier, Molllo Herniirdl, Myrtle Mnrsh Elsie Ynntis, Romoh Holland, Ella RInemun, Lola Coshow, Moronco und IIcssIm Tillson, Neva and Cora Grtswold, Mnmlo Rutullott, Misa Orossan, M.ea Sclilndler. Messrs Ralnli QIovbi . I)r,m. Ins .tessup, John Cochran, V. II. Chat ten, A. Irwin, Jos. Evans, Cliauncey HlBhop Harry Albert. Chna. Hier, Ed. Crawford, Ernest Welch, George Mun ger, Hnrry Molr, Roy Burton, Edwnrd Thielaoti, Jnmos Walton, V. C, Tayloi, G. Molden, F K Lovell, Harry Olingor. Jolm Roberts, Mr. Allen, Mr Shinn, Mr. Hamilton and Mr. Yantis. HIGH FIVE HONORS WON The High l?ivo Club mot Wendea day afternoon for tlio pecond t'mo this teflpon nt Miss Lenn Broymnn's homo, on Court street, Mrs. H. W. Meyers carrying off tbo first lionora nnd receiving for her score n lovely picture Those present uere: Mrs. Jos. Uiuimgartner, Mrs. G F. Kodgrra, Mrs. Clarence Hamilton, Mrs. b. It. Anson, Mrs. M. 0. Buren, M's. J. G. Grimth, Mrs. J. F. HugliBs, Mrs. E. A. Pierco, Mrs. E I. McCornack, Mrs. H. I). Patton, Mrj. E. C. P.tttou, Mrs. 1. C. Smith, Jr., Mis. J. II. McNary. Mlsaea Lena nnd Jeaslo Broymnn, Lou Hlrsch, Genovlovo mid Ethel Hughes nnd Gussio Glosy, TJio next meeting will l,o liold at Mrs. Jos. lliiiungnrtncr'r), Woilm'sday, Defembur 11J. South Salem V. C. T. U. Mrs. E. J. P.oynl entertained tho members and frlonda of "Addition Union," W, C' T. U. on Thursday afternoon nt her homo on South High street. An interesting program was rendered eorsistingol music, rosponsivo readings upon "Non Alcoholic Medication " .Mrs. T. F. Royal gave nu earnest and toiirhiug address upon tho "Work of the Union" which has been railed the 1 Do Evory.Thlmj Spcloty. Thnm nro nhovt forty braurhes of tho work ilia distributed under faithful aupnriuteud outs and all accomplishing much good, A fow of the departments me: "Houio Work," 'Reecuo Homea," "Froo Roadlug Rooms," Mothers meet ings," I,o)iil Tempetanco Legions" and "Toniporauco Edncatlou.'' RofroHhmouts wore sorvod und tbo ladles departed feeling that tliuy would bo moro jealous in the futuro Ui their work "Fur God and Home and Native I.aud." Aunouiicemjiits are out for tbo mar riagoof Miss Lena, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0. F. Royal, of this city, to Wil liam Albert Adams, the ceremony to take place at the homo of the bride In East Snlem, on Wednesday afternoon, December 12, nt .1 o'clock. Miss Royal lms been one of tlio popular Uwhors of this county for tho ptst two years nnd is HiKrlutendout of thu Sabbath school lu tlio Evangelical church at Seven tcenth and Cliemeketu streets. .Mr, Adtim Isnn Industiljus, well rospcited young man of Jefferson, who la about to move to Coburg, whore hcwHl engiigo in business. The Local Union of tho Salem church is will give a free sociablo at the Baptist church this evening. A mixed program has been arranged, games will be playod, and u general social timo will bo enjoyed. Everybody is tuvited to como, got ac quainted and btivo a good time. SORES &LGERS. Sores and Ulcers never become chronic unless the blood is in poor condition i sluggish, weak and unable to throw of the poisons that accumulate in it. The system must be relieved of the unhealthy matter throueh the sore, and ereat danget to life would follow should it heal before the blood has been made pure and healthy and all impurities eliminated from the sys tem. S.S.S. begins the cure by first cleanv ing and invigorating the blood, building up the general health and removing from the system CONSTANT DRAIH eltemaffr: UPON THE SYSTEM. When this has been accomplished the dis charge gradually ceases, and the sore oi ulcer heals. It is the tendency of these old indolent sores to grow worse and worse, and eventually to destroy the bones. Local applications, while soothing and to some extent alleviate pain, cannot reach the seat of the trouble S. S. S. does, and no mattei how apparently hopeless your condition, even though your constitution has broken down, it will bring relief when nothing else can. It supplies the rich, pure blood necessary to heat the sore and uouruh the debilitated, diseased body Mr. J li.Tlbrt. IrfKk Box 4J. wtnon. UUs. ,J 1 Six years ago my c from the knee to rat one solid fore Severs! tiliyaKtaui the foot wai one tolfii fore nvii "an vciriaei Sevenil tiliyaktaui ri me it Iillj treated me and I made two trips to Hut Spriug, to nut opnaga, rdtotrvh 8 8. but found do relief I Induced to try ri 8 S nd It made a compute cute I have becu xt (ectly wen man ever ai sss (ectly wen man ever Mace " is tue oniy puiciy veg etable blood purifier leuown contains no poisonous minerals to ruin the digestion and add to, rather than relieve your suffer lugs. If your flesh docs not beat readily when scratched, bruised or cut, jour blood Is in bad condition, and any ordinary sore is apt to become chronic. Send for-our free book and write our physicians about your case. We make no charee for this service. TrTE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLAUTA, OA. MAL-NUTRITION. You may oV may not be.eat-f ing enough; and are. thin. You may or may not feel well some folks don't know what it is to feel well. This ismal-nutrition.' You arc not getting the use of your food. Take a" little SEBft'S Emul sion of cod-liver oil. Begin with a little increase ; but don't overdo it. Takd as much as you can without upsetting the stomach. Feeling well is bodily happi ness. We'll enj you a little to try.tf you like. SCOTT IIOWNE. 409 I'tarl itreet.' Ne York MORE LODGES ELECT OFFICERS Oregon Grnpo Camp, Itoynl Nelgbors of Amorlca Mra. Cora Kibole, oraclo; .Mrs. Lillio Brown, paBt oracle: Mrs. Anna Daxldson, vicoornclo; Mrs. Lean nab Humphrey, chancellor; Mrs. Suslo E. Parruenter, recorder; Jits. Fatima Baldwin, receiver; Mrs. Mary M. Hofor, marshal; Mrs. Ruby ChnFO, lusido guardian; Mrs. Eva Gllmore, outside guardian; Mrs. Kato Bernard!, manager for throe yenrB. Dr. W. S. Mott. phypician. Oregon Cedar Camp, No. WtO, Mod ern Woodmon of America W. W. Tay lor, venersblo counsel ; J'. A. Turner, advlBerjH. T. Mlnturni banker; A. L. Brown, chirk; M. P. Baldwin, escort; A. M. Huinphroy, watchmnn; C L. Pnr mentor, sentry; Win. Wicko, manager j for three years; W. K. Mott, physician; Oswald West, delegatoto thuetato camp; John Chnso alternate. Capital Assembly No. 81, United Ar tisans C. D. Miuton, inaator artisan; Mrs. N. S. Bolle, superintendent; Mrs. Joslo Vnsa, inspector; II. S. Bollo. Eecro tn;j ; W. G. Wostncott, treasurer; E. A. Kurtz, sonlor conductor, Laura Shnrpo, Junto conductor; Mrs. Emma I. Coshow, master of ceromoniua, Sedgwick W. It. 0. No. 1,-Lotta M. Dickuy, president; Laura Brown, ponlor vicu president, Lir.zio Smith, junior vice president; Lueretlit Burton, troasurer; Ll.te ltoss, Bccretnry; Mury Baker, chaplain; ICallo Abbott, conductor; Martha Dnninls, guard; delegates to dr parlment eonveutlon MnrgnrotWilliiuns, Katlu Abbott, Addio Cattorlln; alter nates, Macgio Prontls, Alito Davis, Ada Simpson. Dr. Bull's Couth Syrup Is still In the lead llio lioopo m mi to llk'o this old rollabhi cough inedicino. and wo don't hlamo I hem ; it is tho boit remedy for thu deep seated cough or told, and williffcta euro in ouo tiny. FREE RURAL MAILDEIJVERY Another good uce tho Treasury's am ple funilH can ho put to is the exten sion of rural mall delivery. Tho rapid strides tlio sysoin is milking mo sotn In the statement that on Juno ItO next there will bo in tlio United states jufct CilX) mutes and .'1000 rural postolllces. Tho largest appropriation ever made for this service was that of tho last Congress, f450,0a0. The amount nskid for tho iiTAlntaiuauco of the routes und ofllces mentioned abovo is (2,603,000 with $1,000,000 mora for tho furthor ex tension of tho service. This, it is bj? ltoved, Congress will readily grant, for members aro discovering thnt nothing is ho x)pnlur now except with tho fourth-class postmasters ns tlio rural free delivery. If Postmaster-General Smith's recommendations for a reform in tho much-HhuBed Gccnnd-uhwa mail privilege are adopted, tho department, instead of $ 1,500,000, could be allowed 110,000,000 for froo delivery routes; and thorestof tho S0,000,(X)0 now thrown away could Im applied to giving the Nation n I cunt latter rosaU ftr. Rural delivery has had two good trials in Oregon, mi expc-ihuico aprrovesits exteiihiou to other districts. . Model Coll Show. Ban Fiia.vcisoo, Dee, T.-Tliu J'&uiorrj Dsughtors, iintlnr lli leudnrship ffl Miss McKwen, txtgan their fourth nnntiitl.fulu of the ilollx today in Maple loom of the Palace Hotel. Tho inouoy recohod will provide fd for thu Jiu'iirabloH for tho coming j ear. All tlio leaning uresf makern euterwl thu lOinpotUlon und pr m out many novoltuw. Tho niotlel doll hoiiMt ia n rtrikiug fihttuto of tjjp 'ditiW. It hux nix rooms, all elaborately furniidi ed, Tho rtKiina are light ml with fkc tncity, 1 ho show conttnutw tomorrow To the Ajju.ru. Ilonry Mulkoy ge5l 07, rotn Ijhm county, anil Alex Wlsenuh agod 61, from (Ir8nl wunty worn received at tho nn)lum yesterday. One Llcente. A marriage lieeno has lioen Ustihil to Chas Mnrley and Katlo SheiUa,'"l George W. Morley soling as witness. Elected You may not N elHtei mayor but you ean eltet to provide your lionijj w Itlt the tn;t of provitionn and r;eriwi from JIow DnvliI Itnrnm" Cm me to n An Inteiesllng little anecdote Is told nbolit how "OiivldUInrum". came to bo written. It la hither pathetic. Itscenm that Mr. Wescott. the author, was the kind of man who could do pretty much anything- paint a picture, plnn a house or compose n sonata but he had never made much money, so when he uocnuia 111 und realized that lie might not live long nnd would lenve hla family with little or no. money he was desperate. "Write n book," suggested a friend and neighbor to him one day when they were talking over the situation. "1 did uinko an attempt nt It once," nusivured Mr. Wescott. "I tried n lovo etory, but I couldn't uinko It go." "Add a little local color to It." snld the tlrst speaker. "Take one of the people nboitt here that you know and work him up-old , for Instance," "mentloliliTfr n character familiar to them both. "He'd be first rate." "That's a good Ideal" exclaimed Mr. Wescott. and the result of this conver sation wns "David Harum," and yet "David" wns never In the story at all ns It was tlrst conceived. Anna Went- worth lu Womnn'M Home Companion DIED. SWANS0N At tho Snlem Hospital, Thursday, Dec. Oth, Andrew P. Swan son, aged (!(!, of pneumonia. Decearcd was brought to tho hospital on Dec. 3d, from Prntum, wlioro ho hnd been staying for about two weeks. Ho was delirious when brought in. Ho has thrco daughters living at Oswoko, and a eon arrived hero shortly after his father reached tho hospital. WHITE. At the homo of her daughter Mrs. F. E. Starbuck, in Polk county, Thursday Dec. 0, 1000, Mrs, Franclna White, aged 72 yers, of paralysis , Deceased was born In Wheeling West Virginia, in 1828, nnd nt nu early ngo removed with her parents to Mis souri, where in lSl'Jeho was married to J. II. Whito. In 1R(V' tho family crossed tho plains to Oregon, living for n time in Marion County, and later Bot tling in Polk county, three miles west of Salem. Hor husband died fourteen yeaiBngo. Her surviving children are J. C. ami M. F. White, of Crowley; W. W Whito of Entorprlpo; Mrs. F. E. Starbuck, and W. J. White, of Polk Co., mid Mrs. W. 0. Kautnor, of Salem. S. E. Purvinu of thiscity is it gr.tiidtou. The funeral will take place on Saturday ut 1 o'clock, at Zeua. Ruv. J. Bowersox ia expected to olllolato. TIMMOSS At Eola, Or., at 8 no a. in., December 0, iuuu, .Mrs. !;. .. Timuioils. wffo of B. Tiiuiuoiis, uged 7;i years and 5 months. Mrt. Timinous was a good Christian mother, having embraced thu faith of hor Creator in early child hood, and lived u faithful Chris tian life ovor uluco. She came to Polk county in 1U77, where alio bus resided ever since, loved and resected by nil who know her. Hho leaves a husbnnd and tw'n daughters to mourn her death Shu pneseM away ut tho home of her daughter, Mrs. R. Drunk, nnd the funoral.which was very largely attended, took place from there Dec. dlh. The Moral emblems of lovo brought by hor friends were numurous ami beautiful Interment took plant in tholioiio burial ground about 4 mi en south. HOLMES Near MtCov. Polk Co. Ore., during tho night of Thursday, Dee, (I, Mrs, A. M. Holmes, aged M yearn, of henrt trouble. Deceased wns born in Missouri, and came to Orflgnu in 1852, where she wns married to Mr. Holm cm nlwut 18(11. They hno lived in Polk county ov'er since. Two pons nnd two daughters sur vive, vlr.: Mark Holmes of Snmpter, Hay no Holmes, of McMinnville, Josio Holmes nnd Mra. Bosslo Lnco.v, tho Inst two living nt home. Decoased was a siBter of J. P. Frlzzr-ll of this city. Funeral arrnngemonts hnvo not yet been made, but burial will bo In the Glbeon cemetery !l miles west of Salem. Bishop M'Laren Honored. Chicago, Dec. 8. Members of ' tho clergy nnd laity will unite In giving to night n banquet and testimonial to Rt. Rovi Williani'EriMcLaren, bishop of the Episcopal dloce6o of Chicago, In com tuernoration oi his twenty II vo years' larvfqe ifi the ddshopric. The observa tion of tho anniversary began this morning, with tluLfco!ebration of holy cominunWat tljeGathodral of St. Peter' und St. Paul. Dr. Bull's Couth Syrup Is treat mediclue of intrinsic worth. It removes it tougn or cold (ptlcklv nnd cures sovero throat and lung affeetionfl In an antonlshlnglj- short time. Sold by all druggist for only 25c. btaritoa ) m ftMKI "" na ""'l V Snatar jT . jf-??--1- tf yucryy. c.-vu. The Hew Cruisers. WAHniAOTvA'. IHc 7 Tho bids for tho six now armored cruisers ordered by Congress will bo openr today. All tho frrfminopi ship fjilUilorH in tho country have put in blds.but It will take some time to llguro whon offnr Is the most advantageous to the (Jovernmmit. Thu Imiii of cost of each of the Ihreo ships BiithorUed by the sot of 1800 is 1 1 000,000, and that of each of ihnie aiithoruedby thiajenr'a Naial HPl $.- Jq,000. .Each jldp wjll Jjof 18,100 tons dJsplatHint,an'UJ)8aiKUii4"'s im-t long, about OU feet 0 inches in breadth, ami hvH 'coal bunker iMfwii ity of 2,00V toiiri and a rpeed of not lew than 'Mi knots. . - -. - j Improvement Hrporied CutVAUW.Oro.Nov 21. 1000. Ion nio Yslen ol this plaro has Smhui a hiii ftjror from kidney trouble and she says Hood's fflrraparilU has dnuo her more good than an v other medic iiimbIio can ob tain She has not only taken tlioim-lu-hio herself w lib great Iwnellt lut has given t, C.l,..r llnl.t .ilfl amr-atroiiifW re:oiri liionds it. "'riio peoptn 1iav confidMiimi in thu nietlliilne it-aiibo so nmoy nuv" proven It's" merits. v..,i ,I I,ilir iMt voiir orders in at mm ai)i40roui,i KjiMto If yoiiexrHt wprk Io?GJirlstiijM. J '"6,f .m km ' hits unn vsnw A An dft i iir .its A iff t 4 rfffii 4). Willamette. S C Spencer, Portland. Philip G Eastwick, Portland. II Luibbs, San Frnnclsco. C It Corbln, Now York. H G McKlnley, LnCrosso, Wis. Sam 8 Goldsmith, Portland. J W Irvinonnd wife, Mehama. Miss Alice Heater, Sowberg, Frank Heater, Ncwberg. J 0 Friendly, Portland 1'rankG Parry, Nw York, Walter Colllgarr. Now York. John Peter, Portland. Clias W Philips, Walla Walla, Wash. It W Towart, Now York. It G Whitlock, i-oulsvllle, K Thos W Potter, Cheinawa. .1 B Crowley and wife, Sad Francisco. Jno H Gurneo, Portland. F I) Wetherlv, Boston, A E Berry, Boston. A F ltogorB, Portland. l. u Jacks, Ultv J E Raneom. Utlca, N Y. E M Eldlrdar, St Iuls. N M Bonhmn, Long Creek. B 0 Ilerburger, Canyon City. E F Pnrkhurst, City. W A Listen, City. I Wathnn, New York. II G Pnrrott, Now York. Washington Society Events. Wasiiincton, I). C. Dec. 8. Justice nnd Mrs. McKennn will intrnduco their daughter, Miss Hildegarde McICenua nt a reception nt tholr homo in this city to day. Miss Fnnnio Fuller, daughter of Chief Justico and Mra. Fuller, will bo presented tho third week in December. Bed Time tnkon plcnsant herb drink, tho next morning I feel bright nnd my com plexion is better. My doctor says it nets gently on tho stomach, liver nnd kidneys, ami is n pleasant lnxntivo. It Is in ml o of herbs, nnd is prepared ns easily as ten. It Is called Lane's Modi cino. All druggists soli it at 25c. nnd CO els. Lnno's Family Medicine moves tho bowels each day. If you cannot got it. Bend for free sample. Address, OrnU)r F. Woodwnrd, Loltoy, N. Y. British Columbian Election. Vancouviih, B. C, Dec. 7. Tho elec tion takes plneo todny. Tlio live ques tion that has cnueed moru excitement than anything olso ia whether tho Japs will bo allowed to vote. Tho Conserva tives enrly oblnlned opinions that tho Japs nro entitled to vote as soon as they chooio to take out naturaization papers. As there nro 6000 of thtuo Japs thu mut ter Is of grave conteqmn-o, as it mny change the result of thu election. The llomllest Man In Salem Ah well ui lliu hiitidsimiest, uuil others itre Invited In cull on any druuglNt und get, free n t.rlnl bottlo of KuuipV lialBiim for Ma- l'hroiil and Liuigrf, n remedy Hint N guiiruiiUied to uurcniul tellcve nil Clironic und AoiiU) Couglin, Astlimn, Urutic.hlLls und (VitiHtimp lion Prlcu 2fc. and f0o. eiKhtw Larte Family Hotel. Buooki.yn, N. Y., Dec. 7. This city will booh rejoluo In thu posiHslon of the of tho largest family hotel in the world. It will be 2!l stories high, and have over 1,000 rooms, lu suites, so that 2o( families wilt ho housed under ouo roof. The location lark and Willow streets isso high that it will overlook New York, Jniues Bn-sllu will mamigu tho com em, which has boon capltallred at $2,000,000. It will b foinnlutcd lu October, III0L Deafness Gunnot be Cured by local applications, ns tliey cannot reach tho diseased portion of the ear. Thorn Is only one way to euro deafness, nnd that is by constitutional temedhm Deafness iB caused by nu lullnmod con dition of tho mucous lining of tho Eustachian Tube, Whou this tube gets inflamed you havoit rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, nnd when it ia en tirely closed deafness is the result, mid unless tho Inllaniitiatlou can bo taken out und this tube restored lo its normal condition, hearing will bo destroyed for over; nli.o cat-os out of lou nro caused by catarrh, which I nothing but itu iiillam ud condition of the mucous surfaces. Wo will uivoOue Hundred Dollars for any caio of Dtufnesa (enured by catarrh) that can not no cured uy nuns untarrn Ciiio. Send or circulars, free. F. J. ChksUv A Co., Toledo, O, Sold by Druirgists, 7ou. Hall's Family Pilla nro tlio host. Look Over Tho lino of holiday goods ut tho Now York itaekot. You will tlml many things to Interest you and you'll llud llio prices way down below regular houses. d!Uw2t CASTORS A For Infuutn mid Children. The Kind You Have Always Bough t&ytfgk Dears tho Signutujo of Hence Declared Why devoto all your time raiding tho lloer War and the Mold I'ields of AlitHnV Thoro nrt ottior miitters o vital importniico; you iinty make u trip East, and will want to know how to travel, Inorder to have llio iMwtsor vice, u ho the Wisuoiisiu Central Itv lietween Ht. Paul and Ciitago. For ra'tof snd other iiiforiuulio i, win -'k A. t'l(M-k, (leneral Aii-nl, PnrtHiMl. Or,. The Ccrnuala MaennerelMr. JhusjiMx, N, Y., Dwi. . Iht'Her mania Mneuutirtihur will give lis an nual eoiicert Inmglil. Dirm-ior Rich, nrd Wolf will conduit iIih singiuir of I his souiety for lht h'st tliuo III pulilir. kill WWiWwmm iCOUQH SYRUP, wihh Hacking C'otiRhs, Hiro laniRH, BronthiUfl, (IripIKi, Piieumonnt and nil sovero lunir alt'ontlons. W& a iif' Wi Why then rwk ociiirmnp tlon, it slow, mint th alii ' Tuko warnliir I A t ot oncoi lluy a bottlo of Dr. Bull's Cough fiyrup. n doctor prescription, tisotlovorCOyoarw. l'ruv, only 25 cont. Inniht on having 1U Won't bo im posed upon. ItefiiM tl tlealor'B niiljtttlttitet it In not oa good m Pr. Hull's. Safvatloa Oil tutf UHtummthm 7U)M4ufcJI'n. IT&23U. iTI''i'.i ANtfictnblc PropnMllonR)rAs slmllatlng (hcFootlnndllcUtila imftitioSloinachs nnd Dowels of ?P?M Promotes DigcslioiiClvccrrur ncss and Itest.Conltilns ncillicr Opium.Morpliinc norliucral. IS'OT TiJiH C OTIC . AlxJHtttt f luWiiinnlrXata Ct&ttirJ Mmr IlKwjmvnVfaiw Apcribcl Romody forConsdrvi Hon, Sour Stomach, Dlnrrhocn U'orms .Convulsions .Foveri sh ncss nnd Loss OF Slekp. racSuuilo Signnturc or NEW YOTiK cxact copy or vRAPPirn P3Kle2iaH113!rSBKjlGaa , 'MID POTS AND PANS And an endless variety of all conceivable housekeeping iiIounIIs mid implinuitntH, tho woman with a genius fur housekeep ing simply rovulri at Wuilo's hanlwAro sto o, lint tuvoutnrii mid mat.'ifaetiirerH of labor Hiving duviutw fur thu liomu set u fast pace; hut wu lire fully abreast of the thnos, as you will ubeurutt" If you give us n visit. "" FMawrrvrar- fJ..Wum vp mmj lJli1'Z.VVnUVVVV R. fVi. WADE & CO. SALEM OREGON Run No Risk of Spoiling a Dinner OiiTliHtikHgivliigdii) on iircount of ymir rangoor wittr back being nut of order An iiudordonii turkey would provoke n cuint to angor on that iiusple'ouH occa sion. Mako rtHurnncii lwil ly miio iiv having uh overhaul your lanuw and put it in gxxl itoudllioii Riu-go work is one of our specialties at well us gns and steam lilting und nil branches of pliunli hiK. BARR&.PETZEL 2H COMMICIKUAL HTRKET. Tul4phnuoZ'i71. C9yK)UMT. Tlie Man That Saves Aoney w his Inen and niuUrwir Is the mail ho ban tliMii liiiiiidurt'tl by wieh cmWiit mwlliAiU mm wu employ at m alfin Mtfnm l.iunilry 'llio hilfM hw not ri. m by iihoinkntU ami thw bu I nnlio ix ml mm ui ymir gurHinwrv hoi Hiyel m tlio laiiud ritttc- Vr Iw ir ot color. Hrfeelhlii of finish and i-nrful Imiidtllig Uih HUn iHmm lauielrv m witlMHtlHH cjm4, "l ' your 'J n, MutiWactMHi KUrniUuI. Salem Stnam Laundry lOMHfKL I. li lrll t'WVHWtliH, ixtMOOM II. OI.Tll. Wl. f'hoMo II). ttWl Liberty HirtHt. tSBs! ''tir THE SINCLAIR HAM A Ham You Can Eat Mutl U4ki((U bum iwt up. Hie Im. coji Imil luoil. iMkia or fry. II Li Urn iunlml awl I) I'rtco no firuTntfM elluM. The only Harritt d ) !iii a iN&isri For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought thc etNtkun iomhxt New tonncrrr, A Good Breakfast For tho datnty npiiotlto or for thu heart eater can ho miulu from our tcmptlu iamb uhops or mutton uhop, boufHtoak or pork chops. Our meat am of ox iiitisltu llavor, riucculent, luioy (.ml (on dor. and nro cut and trimmed by ex- norlH for your table, if you haven't wampled our uhoicn meatH, you hnvo mlHstsl n trout worth romotuborliig. E. C'CROSS SALEM ,OR. Phumi 2UI. A Cold Bottle With or without tho tuatomnry bird" Im the proper thing for any nud every festive oemtHion, x it wedding, birthday eluh, nr holiday banquet. Wo lmvo Mine of (ho tlnost brands of uhntupagnua uud uthyr wines exUtut. 0hu,iipigno Ja oftoji mi nyrettablo part of tlio Inviillila reatiietwl iliul., J. Ft -Rogers $UUm CoiiiJiitwtMiil Htnwt ftffr WhidtitmW ami lUiUil. Ut to imi 1 1 Sui3c?o? SiM. slnri UkM wflli Bears the Signature )W MA 4 I "" "Bjll - m,B M.i J For Oflr Thirty Years iMtl vr ' Ilk WmM&m Lawreace mumtm WANTED . Now today ndvcrtlpomants four linos or loan In this oolurgn lnsert! throo tlmoB for ZBosmOa a wK $I,oo por month. AUavarfouilln0 at asms rato. , ., A RARE CHANCE dta, oh m street. Tour ilocks sooth of ik court hosse wW te sold nt half Its value. Coed house, rtacs view la the city, fruit tKesretc Awly a Journal office. i WANTED To rent tbreo furnlelied housekeeping rooms nenr car lino for lady nnd daughter. Address Three R , care JotinsrAt offlco. ' ' 12-5-31. STRAYED from ite hotrio 870 High street, last evening. A WflHeea kitten, mnfked white atarbn breast.1 Suitable reward will bo given forita return by Mrs. Th'ok. IIolmak. GIRL WANTED. For generol Iioubo work. Apply to Or6rriso studio. 12-1-lf. LADIES I I mako big wages ot homo, nnd want all to have tho same oppor tuntty. Tlio work is very pleasant and will easily pay f IS weekly. Thla is no ' deccritI6n. wantfiatojjrloy tnd will gladly iond (ull particulars tonlf send ing' stiirdp. Mra. IljWV. WigglnB, Boiitou JUnrbor, Mlchff 12 3 0t "FOR PALE A Knddlo httrisjfenddle and unuio. uroico to drive, Apply to 16" Court St. - 12-1-tf FARM FOR 8ALE-217 acreTwitirfrood Duiuungs ana tonccs, over nan under cultivatiotti halftnilo from the Kaiser school-houso. PrTco nnd terms reason- able. Apply Oregon. to F. Achilles. Salem, .. 12-l.lm EltBNOIl LESSONS.-Glyon at liomu I lor to class in any partToi city. Horn nud educated in France. Lydia Rich, I), Street, Salem. 11 27 tf FOR SALE A thoroughbred English pointer, young dog. Also a second hand doublo barreled shot vnn, good as now. Will- soil very cheap. In in!rURt corner oUSOi'jMia Trade SU. in m i i i ji i r i SALEM HOP TWYEHSi Squire Farrar NOW BtMOBt. 'I'llOUO WO.,1601. Wm. Brown Co flash Unllains, CSimmerclal fit. (srauud JKC H0r). OClco Uik'iiliono No ISO. Lilienthal Bros II J, OttnulmlDir, Manager. oiUro orr l.n.ld A mutt Uank. 'I'tioue Ko 401, Catlin ,Linn, "4., OltleeoYer Weller grocery atnre, Nu an. Thous J. Carmichaell (llllce 0Tr Jotirmfln's Cloltiinj ator, ia Iluau-Ilrejtnau bklg. T. A, Livcsley Co O)innirclaliit-aomiillitalf soiilh ol Ldd A Hilars banlc bank: room is, npil Irs. 'I'hona.WU. . . White House Restaurant First class cook, First class service, Enjoyablo moals. GEORGE BROS, Props, ROCKY (MOUNTAIN tj SCENERYBY DAYLIGHT Dsyllf bt Stopover at Ms(n Falls. Through first class touatatBleeiwrfrom Pacllle Coast weekly for Chicago. Uoston, Now York, and other eastern ixiluts, via Rio Urundo Western, (Grtat Bait Lake Route Denver A Rio Grande, C It I Jc P and Illinois Central to Chlcsgs, connect lug lu tho Unioc Depot with Michigan Centrnl'H sltuthu car for polptaeast. For particulars call on or uddrora Local Agents or, 1). 11. TnUMBOM., Com'l Ag't. 111. Cent. It. U 8 Utl 142 Third St., Portland Ore Travelling Is an easy and pleasant undertaking now-a-days, especially If you are so fortunate as to take the Northern Pacllle, the road that ascer tains tho wants of passengers and sup plies them. Tho Northern Pacific's crack train is tho North Coast Limited, which leaves Portland dally at 1 .15 p. m. For rates and other information apply to any Northern Pacific agent, or write to A. 1), Charlton, A. O. P. A., 26 Morrison street, corner Third, Portland. 12-U lOt TODAY'S MARKED Poktmni), Dee, 7. Wheat valley nominal Walla Walla, 53 to Si. Flour Portland, best grade f-'.OQ H.0. Orahttii) 2.00. Oats-Choice Whito -tSICo, groy 41 M IBtt per bushel. MlPstuff Ilran, 15M); shorts, $17.00 Hay Timothy 1212jtf imr ton. Onions 1101.30 Potat4iea CO to 00c per sack. liuttor Host dairy. IffidJUOt fancy roamery, B to 60o. store '&.'. 30. Kggs Oregon, ranrJi 30o per do. Poultry-Chicken, 2.70 to3.BO; bans MM to .1.00: turkoyn, live 10 to lie. Mutton Dressed, AM to 7o ir pound. Hoge Heavy dreiaeil 5 to Oc, per pound. Heef-(Hours, t1.603 1: cows, 33,&0 ; lroasixl lioel, II to 7q, Voal-Drussett, M iy c. 8ti for small. Hop iKSTci for' IbW) 4jrop, 13J$ to ilHefornewcroli.' Wool-Vulloy, 3Qllc jKasteru Or goo. 0 13c; Mohair, 2ft. Hidwt-Oreeii. salted (10 Hxs. 7 (JtSoJ under 00 llxi, 7H,BX ; aheop pelUi. 1501 20c HAUUt UAUKXT, Wheat oH pouudo and over, 60, Wool, W to 10c,' Mohair, 26o. HppaT-U to loo Onto SHc. tq lOo Hay Baled, cheat, 17; timothy flil Kgglr 30o Flour lu wholesale lota, f 11.00: rsUll biw sack-. MUUtuRa-Uran, ?1 shorts, ?Htf. iloga Ureasod, C?Xc. Uvecattlo-8tr:3Kfeowt. 23tf to 13. Hlioep IM(ya.DO, Dressed Veal-7 cents. llutter Udlry,l620oj cromvry, 35 Q Sou, Poultry Fat hen per lu,,0 tprlg olilckens par lb., 0c, to 7c PoUtoen 'Joe per bushel. AptnaiialOot 9 , for axccptablo Ide&st. SUto If patestcd. THE PATENT REC0B0, u Baltimore. Ui. A tor occepUblo Idaaj SUto If patented, THE PATENT REC0P.r Baltimore. MiL SMl for acceptable idea State If patented. THE PATENT RECORD, Balt.mare. Ui. Km Br,a. Jiwijiw"wib & oidtemtf ttfutpK' t f