The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, January 08, 1901, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texti m tuUTltutt yifiiT''-1-' l-'y fit J An Excellent Combination. The pleasant method unit beneh'oiul effects of the well known remedy, SvntTi op Fioa, manufactured b the CAt.iroitNiA Fm SjiUP Co., tllilstrntv tho value of obtaining ihe liquid laxa tive principles of plants known to lip medicinally In.xuttvc and presenting thorn In tho form most refi ehhltij to tin tiisto nml acceptable to the ryM in. It is tho one perfect fitronythcnlnfr In n live, ih'juislnplhe system effectually, dispelling colds, headaches mid fever irently yet promptly and iiuiblhifruno U ovircoim habitual eoiifctlpatlnupor-umiu-jitlv. lu perfect freedom ft om every olijecttouiibh qiuiHIJ ''' M" stance, nml Us netliyr on tho kidneys, liver and bowels, without wcnkciiliifr or irritating, thorn, malto it Hip Idonl luxattvo. , , In tho process of manufacturing lit? are used, as they nro pleasant to the taste, but tho medicinal rpialiticnnf tlio remedy are obtained from senna and otlicr 'nronintlo plnnts, by a method Icnown to tho Camfounia Fin Hi nop Co. only. In orilur to pet Its beneficial effects nnd to avoid imitations, please icmcinbortho full uumoof thol'ompnny print Pil on tho front of every package. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. BAN FIIANOIBCO. CAI LOUiaVILLK. KY. NEW YORK. N. Y. Fomttlobyall DruKglstB. PrleoDOc.pcrbottl Ml free feck Ago Wo hail n lot of roasted coffco that, was not good. Wq investigated tho inattor, hit t could II ml no reason for it. The coffee over atneo has bean all right. Please remember these particulars, and when tho cottee does tint suit you, report it. This is all yo aak. Our dp sire is to give satisfaction, freshness, quality and roaaonahlo prices. KroalnlesH in half of tho buttle. Will give explanation of freah roasted coffee in net nil; lie pure and read it as it If to your benefit if vou are fond of good coffee. Try our I5e. coffee, what otherH advor 'tieo 3 lbs for 50c. "O. C. T. Co's 1' VtWBNUKU BTKAalKH altonA J.KVKt) KOIl.l'imi'IiANl) IlallrnxociiffinnitftT AlSn m. QUICK 1'IMK AND ('ilKAl' HATLU Deck twtwoJO Htnto and Uonrt Hta. ,M. 1. UAfiUWlN, ArodU Social news 5? and views Tim nwl.iy editor may bo rci'litM llirunxli tpluplioo MntiiHll frun U:J0n m. io3 v. , dally. Sown nf tout nutans pi-mimal uetv bou l Kaiciu nv)pta or vltior, nnl lltlMHif oclal lotoroit nolleltcil. IP 1 VEHE KING OF IUEI.AND. My" love's it match in beauty . For every flower that blows; ,. ' llpplltlle ear's a lily, llor velvet cheek arose; Her locke, like uiltygowaut!, KauK golden to her kneu. If I were King of Ireland, My Queen she'd surely Ih. Her uvea am fond forget-me-not, Anil no such awfw is seen Upon the heaviiiL' liiwpiorn hush Aa crests her bixllos grtssu. Tho thrushes, when sIia's talking, Hit listening on the tree. If I were King of Ireland, Mv Queen she'd surely be. Her folk look mora ab'ove for bar, 1 know tho darling better: ?5o I've act down my. love. for her All in one secret letter. ' And liere'slier answerback to mo; My heart, my heart keep steady! If I were Kim.' of Ireland-' lni Ising. I'm KIiik alreadttl- Alfred 1'erclval Uraves.fh TheQornhill. Atout Mary E. Wilklns. The approschlug marriage of Mary K. Wllkins, the authoress, lirings nut a number of anecdotes regarding the be ginning of a career that has proved remarkably successful. Hit friend, Miss Mary Wales, dnughter o Jl'. and Mrs. Walusof Bandolph, Mass.. who aiopted Mies Wllkins after site had lost her part ulrt while Hill a child, always AiTOinputiifH Miss Wilkin as a liody Kuard wheu the couhh o the city. Miss AVRSyiito, Jam?mzfM fciBU Yokohama Tea-Store Wales has expnwed her determination ' many times to remain an old maid. unMADC nCCTAXAEn ti Mrs. Wales, her mother, alwavi tells! "UNUHb Utbl UWtU UW with great glee how the two Marys, her , PRIOR ODERMATT (Uugjiter'aiid, the bride-to be, wrote tho story togollier Ihut started Miss Wilkins' .,.! on the literary road to famennd fortune. . ! l,.irl. trusteee a Mt. Angel Alloaion newspa,vr bad sdxertiml a M'-aUopUHl and publlshe,) resolutionR .rTflTr IKOtor the lt uliorl story. 7 h I "! Umk' 'n 'A"Br fo( f,0 elbo in two. Marys. w,.. wer schoolmates at '". 8- t ; IH avoUnl ia- thkttVue;rimcl.,.fe,lthU the wonkl try t'T ,", ', n,,fn n,nr,ni? ho c,,urJ ftud for the priae, and Ihey did. Miss Wale ) raima InterejU of Uiat flommunltf. thought out th plot, and tojjotlmr the "" two comjwed it. They had not long to I Pee Dtcured wait before they received the welcome) Why devote all your time reading announ'cpiiienttlmt their storv had dra wn lt,,e y"r War ,uul t,,e.flou, Welds of Hidnri3t Tl.i, i..,i i . it . Alaska? Thero ar- other mattoni o . .i o y. ',ur,e,1,,n ,Jos,ul vitRlimportanee; you may make a trip get tliQ,faO, which was the largest auni , KUt. and will want to know how to if uioiipy thoy Jmd rvor x)ti(.e8i,l at one travel, inonler to have the bestser 'lime. Mrs Wales recalls h..w she jtcod vice, use the Wi-ootodn Central U r , on the pore of their home and watched -, SSLritiSi K the girls coming home. They were a. Clock, General Airent, Portand, Or-, swinging a great clothes basket between .. then and it was well fll el wltli artiolus 0 they had been longing fori while. As itlM nhullln. itifnna nuA .!!.. .1 c . I table lnlhe elUtuie reom thev mui,, k ' rrTinri r- iMM I formidable dlaplny. Nearly tho wlio' of tho $50 bad been spent for thorn. Mm. Wales proeorved tho basket and ovory now and thou alio takes it down from its i piuue ui ui-iniaii, ami iuukh u utui .affcciionatoly. iiits mucins uaa uveu in tuo ivnies homeatead many yoafa, too-many to I.I- . .1 - I- -.- .. ....... 1A j spcnic oi wnen a lauy a bb "m "v brought in question. Ouo fiido ql tno hall is devoted to her,, and (n Jler two joomaaheliasher wull nttod worlfBhop whom she has turned out her books and Btoricj. 8ho has n strong will, and Dr. Freeman will have his hands, aB veil as his arms, full when ho gcta her. flttxkan Installation Salem Itobokah Ixlgo on Monday night Installed ita now onicers in tho uew lodgo room in tho Odd Fellows' temple. An enjoyable and profitable nieoting was held, and tho degree Btaff gave n pleaalng oiitortainnicnt by tho splendid performance of tho floor work of tho ordor. Oti nextSaterday oven log they will go to Woodburn to pay a fra ternal visit and confer tho degree on n number of candidates. Tho officers In stalled laBt night were; Misa Jeannotto Brown, noble grand ; Mrs. lima Hurd, vico grand; Mies Myrtio Marah, record ing secretary ; Mi98 Clara Slovor, ilnan clftl secretary; Mlaa Mollio Bornardi, treasuror; Oswald Wo3t, right auppott or, N. O. ; Miss l.innio .Stutesman, left supporter Mrs. Lillio Biown, right sup porter; V.G; Mrs. Clara Steusloff, left supporter; Mina MuttA Davis, wardon; Mrs. Mary Ilofor, chaplain; Mth. Mabel West, Insldo guardian ; Mrs. I'liutima Baldwin, out side guardian. St. Joseph's Library Association. Kx'tiovornpr Flotchor will give his Brent lecture "Tho Ordor of Nobility." at St. Joseph Hall, next Thursday even ing. The lecture Is under the nitspicoi pf St. Jopeph's Library Hocioty. Kvery hotly welcome anil admission free. Great "Coon" Event. Thero will bo a grand Kng Titno Carnival atthoopora houso Thursday night, corapoied ot twenty-five Indios and gentlouion. Biggest exhibition of colored aristocracy ovor in Salem. I'opular prices provail. Salem Social Notes John W. Lcelv. ox-uovornor of llm state of Kansas with his family, will ar rive in Halen in a few days to inako hfa homo there. Mr. f.eedy has been up pointed state organizer for Oregon for tho order of "Pyramids" and will inako his headquarters at Salem. Mrs. -1. K. MoAdainR, of London, and Mrs. Alexandor McAdams, of Reattlu, who arc horoona visit with Mr. and Mrs. .LA Morrison, went to Chcmawa this inornini! to spoud the day, accom panied by Mrs'. Morrison. Mr. and Mrs. John Allen, who bavo been spending a portion of their honoy mooii visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ira K. Allen have returned to their homo in Port land. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Brown, Mrs. Wer ner Broyman anil Mrs. U. M. LuForo went to Portland tills morning on busi ness and pleasure combined. Miss Magglo Meyers, of Albany, who was heio on a short visit with Miss litliol Burkliolder, returned home this morniug. Hon. S. A. Dawson, of Albany, camu down this morning to attend tho Mutual Firo Association's annual meeting-. Win. Clark and MoKInloy Mitchell, of Gervais, who were hero on business yesterday, returnvil this morning. 0. W. Stlmpson. the well-known Sa lem saloon man who 1ms been In falling health, is now at galiun hospital. Wm. J. C. Clarke, one of tho brainy and brilliant leaders of tho McBrldo fac tion, was In the city Monday. J. M. Lawrence, W. II. Odell, and Tlieo. M. Barr went to Portland on bus iness this morning. County Asxessorllobnrt has turned his olllco over to Cha9. Lemboko. tho asses sor elected, Claude Gatch returned from a short visit with liis father, in Corvallls, this morning. James Harrington went to Seattle this morning to visit hixdaughter, Mrs. John Kvaus. N. 11. Looney came to Salem this morniug to spend the day on buslneu. M r. and Mrs, Merritt Davis, of Hugeno aro visiting relatives in this city. W. H. Kiiilth, of Turner, is a business visitor in Salem today. Mrs.C.H. Cusiek went to Albany on a visit this morning. Miis Dora Htaley wnt to Corvallis tins morning. Special Sale. Wot weather goods. All of our Mack ilitorihes Hold at oO per cent reduction. All of our $1.00 Umbrellas 76 ots. Allot our 75ct Umbrella now f0 etc SALK.M WOOLKN MILL PTOKK. I2 2ljf yy Pld'" VI1iXOiVO iwinfrniirr'J FARMERS' CONGRESS 'A ' Contlniiod Krora Fourth Page, to corn. Now we bavo found thnt wo heed about ono ncro of corn per cow that is, she will consume about that. Commencing about tho ronster ear stage, so filling until the glaz6 stago for tho 8llo, until your vetch Belling tho spring following, about one aero of corn, and aa wo hovo 10 cows, vo will need 5 acres more, making 10 in all. Also no will ncod to sow in tho early Rpring, 5 acres ot peas and oatB at intervals; say the G acres divided into three sowings, two weeks apart If you find any of your leeu is going to wnBto at any timo on account of too much, cut it into tho Silo, and then it is snfo, By analyiis, wo find in . tho glaze stago corn ear and stock contains its strongest ntitlritva power, houco at that stago it should bo placed into the Silo to sccuro tho best results. For seed wo bavo found in tho valley grown, tho germ Is not aa strong as" seed from Southorn Oregon, or our Northern, Middle-western states. We liko tho largo yellow dont. as we bavo been tnoro successful with it. In planting, tho ground must bo thoroughly plowed, harrowed and pulverized. Wo usually plant ono way, harrowing and smoothing either by roller or clod-masher, until tho corn is largo enough to plow, plowing' shallow and thoroughly. Now silego of any description, does not make what wo call a balanced ration for a dairy cow, it being deficient in porteln element. Corn Silage contains about ono per cent and clovor and vetch nbout two per cout of porteln element. Vou see it is liuoasiblo for a cow to consutnu sufficient silage to get the re quired amount of porteln, ouo to six or one to II vo; what I moan is ono of portoiu to fivo or six of corhrobndrates and fat; thonco you must not expect to got re sults from ollago by piling a great mess of silago before a cow giving milk, if you do you will bo deceived. It takes n great amount of good, hard studying, judgment and cxporioncet to obtain good results from what wo call feeding for profit. Mr. Thiclftoii read an excellent paper on "Roads," In which he advocated mom uniform work, and especially ro commended wide tired wagon. Ho stated in the discussion that gruvol roads properly compacted with a roller would last three times ns long. Ho favored building only good roads, but was opposed to bonding. Ho thought A road ought to be graveled a foot deep, with Mlio little apertures thoroughly filled with sand, and packed. This kind of a road on thoroughly drained ground ought to last many years. Mr. Weeks, Jiuigo Davidson.Mr. Gronor,W. II. Kgan and others look part in the dlBcuaslon, all bringing out good pointH. Mr. Oro nor, who Is ono of tho heavy taxpayers of Washington County, favors tho bonding system. Dr. Withycombe con curred in tliis. Mr. Egan wisely advo cated that n man bo employed in each district to go over the roads during tho winter and let off tho wnter as well as repairing where needed, Judge David yon deprocatod tho bonding systen. Judge T. L. Davidson read a snort paper on "Does it pay to raise French Pink mid Dogl FontielV" Ho gav1e it neat liistniictil sketch of tho early ttowers, na tive nml imported, and showed that farmers were Retting poorer from year to year as a result not alone of taxes, but of weeds ns well No gavo somo advice on killing weeds,aud established eth axiom that killing theoeod Is tho only way to have clean land. Ho ndvocated rotation of crops as tho best general method of killing weeds. Geo. Weeks spoke of tho awful bods of Canada thistles on Puddln Kiver, Annthor gentleman said that tho first of theso thistles woro found whom somo years ago Chinamen had their camps and thought that possibly these wero not tho Canada thistle, hut some Asiatic importation, 'One gentloman said the only way to kill tho thistle is (to dig it up nnd sift tho soil. Mr. J. B. Karly stated that Angora goats will kill off tho thistles if fonced up cloiely whero tho post grows. Ho also stated that common woeda were easily killed off by a crop of hld peas. The Evenlne Session. Dr. TJas. Whitbecouibo of Corvallis, was the first speaker, treating the sub Joe t of dairying, in which he Ib much in terested, having assisted in etabll?hing several dairies throughout the state during the past year. lie anticipates a great future for dairying in this stato and even prophecies the time 'when croaniery butter will be shipped from here in carload lots, The difcussinii brought out points rel ative to shipping butter and the feeds which will produce the best flavor in butter. Prof. K. It. 1-ake next gave a very in. teresting talk on Franco as compared to Oregon, espeolally ns regards the prune industry. He displayed samples ot Frenolj cured primer, which woro ex- amlued with interest. Much siirprite! was evinced by some of tho andiouco at the condition of the affairs of franm. These wero followed by a paper on tho value of the State Fair to tho agricul turists, by (Ion. G. L.lteos of Albany, a reprofunativoof the Statu Laud board and a few remarks by Hon. Tiluion Ford on Co-operation among producer. TIicro were heard with interest, lieing of particular practical benellt, no doubt, to most of thoso present. TI10 alteiidence was very good, nud the wibjoeta iHting treated in masterly way, wore given every iittentiun from thiMH present Tuesday forenoon Sfivloa, Papere were read oh Swine Breeding, by J. U. IJarly. The Flok in Sheep, by I. 1). K"w?er, V.B., awl Heiatlwis Ifet j twepn the Farmer and the IUtlroads, by 0. H Markbam of Ua S. P. Co DU cuBsfon followed each bt theso papers, Election of, Otflctr. , t ' Followingwore chosen fdlr tho' ennid- ingyear: W. II. vWchrung,Hlll8bord,tl,ileBulQntif M. ir.Jony, "Brooks, Vice 'PrcsUlenq M. D. Wisdom, Portland, Secretary. J. W. Bally, Portland Treasurer. lied Time tako a pleasant herb drluk, the next morning I feel bright aud my com plexion is bottor. My doctor saya it acta gently on tho etomach, ltvor nnd kldnoyB, and is n pleasant laxative It ia tnado of herbs, and is prepared as easily ns tea. It is called Lane's Medi cine. All druggists sell It at 25c, and 50 ctB. Lane's Family Medicine moves tho' oowoiB cacti any. n you cannot, got u, eend for free sample Address, Orator F. Woodward, LoRoy, N. Y. ' SCOVILLE REVIVAL AT ALBANY Tho Albany Democrat has this ac ac eount: Tho greatest meeting ever held in Al bany closed last night, 232 woro led to Christ, -10 went forward in responeo to tho Invitation last night M in ono day. A small per cent, of this number wero Cbriatlana boforo nnd only went forward to tako membership in tho church, whllo tho largo majority of this great number came confessing Christ for tho first tlmo. Mr. Scoviile, is cortninly a wondorful man. Although ho has spout nearly six months In foreign lands this year, still through Christ ho has led i:;i:) people to God Binco Jan. 1st, 1000. Ho is an earnest worker and prosenta the gospel aa it was given to man, with tho firm conviction that it is ttlll "tho prfwor of God unto salvation to every one that heliovoth," A public reading room and library is to boarr.mged for soon at tho churc'i and it is to bo hoped that all will tako An active interest in making this a suc cess. Watch for further announce ments. Sneeze and Blow. Thnt is what you must do when you have catarrh in tho head. The way to euro this disease is to purify tho blood with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Tills medicine soothes mid heals tho Inflame! surfacos, rebuilds tho delicate tissues and per manently cureH catarrh by expelling from the blood thoscrofuloustatntBiiiion which it depends. Be sure to gel Hood's Tho nnii-irritallng catharticHood's Pills. J Tiro I'olutera a u the Uoat. "Vou may go Into the gout business nnd cducato tbe peoplo of the middle west to ent goat meat," said Wiley O. Cox yesterduy, "but you will not learn from books what my father lenrncd from experience," nnd then Mr. Cox gave nwuy a trick of tho trade. "Tho man who goes lu for Angoras will llnd thnt It la true they will Jump anything under 100 feet high nnd climb a sapling. They will get at tho neigh bor's wash ns sure as It goes on tbe line, nud thero will bo llngerlo to pay for. But If you would bo on the safe side and keep tbe billy there turn him up nnd cut awny tbu little creeper that you will find at the bottom of the hoof. It will not hurt him to lose It, but It ruins lite ambition as n mountebank. It will save lots of troublo to bavo n chiropodist get t the Angora with a nail trimmer." Gont meat cannot be distinguished from mutton ordinarily. In every car of sheep that comes from Now Mexico there nre sure to bo from two to a doz en goats lu the lot. They all go to tho same block at tho packers, uud the good wlfo who tnkes homo goat's chops for lntnb chops Is never tho wlier. Nor Is tho butcher. A gont H ouly u goat when he has his -pell on. After that ho Is n sheep. Kansas City Journal. Ckrnpcr 'I'hKii Kunrrnl. In a certain North Dakota town there ate two physicians, ouo with u long record of cures nnd tho other populnily rntedns"uogood," The fuvored doctor fouud his services lu great lequest, but ns payment wns not ulwuyn forthcoming he muile a rulu that a certain class of hU patients should pay In advance. One winter's ulglit he was roused by two farmers from n luiuilet ten miles n way, tho wife of one of whom wus m rloimly 111. He told them to go to the other doctor, but they refused, snytug they would prefer his services. "Very well," replied tho medico. "In that 'i case mv fee Is SIO. fhn mniiev In lie paid now." The men remonstrated, but the doc tor was obdurate and shut down his window. Ho waited, however, to hear what they would say. "Well, what will we do now?' nsked the furmer whoso wife was III. And tbu reply that whs given must have been as gratifying us It was amusing to tho llstciilug doctor. It was; "1 think you would better glrn It. The funeral would cost you more." Sbabeapenr la the Ulble. In Shakespeare's name lies the key to n wonderful cryptogram. The spell ing "Shakespearo" was tho poet's uoin de plume, whllo "Shukespere" was his name, nn evident change from "Shakes pour." In each of tbe two spellings lubt given aro ten letters four vowels nnd six consonants. Combine thon , two figures, uad we have the number -10. tho key to the mystery, Turning to the Forty-sixth Psalm hi the revised version, It Is found that the psalm Is divided Into three portions, each one ending with "solan." Ilemeni bee the number Id- Counting -Id words from the begin nl n f of the psalm, one rends the word 'shake" In the first portion, and count ing 40 words from the end of the panlin one Touches the wont "spear." There Is MHiink'iejir" as plainly u letters imiii make It.-lmdou Answer DHESSMAKINC by the day in families, liv nronumleiit porwm. Inquire at :175 Hlifh stns-t 12 11- Ha.- CASTORIA For Infants nnd Children, The Kind You Have Always Bough Bears the 6lgnaturti"of 7sj&-f?y, ' Wtafir&JU44 i fcii.A'ifflVw fiMU. Willamette Joa. Casock, New York. William Friend, Now Yorki Clliss. Drako. Now York. It. h liounabury, Portland. ( has. IN. Linn, Now York, F. A. Httitkcmpor, Portland. II. A. Gibson, Syracuse, N. V. J Gair, Chicago. E, It. Lake, Corvallis. 10. J. Mack, Now York. W. J. Ball, New York. II F. Jordon, Whlto Ilonce Tavern. J. W. Hutchinson Portland, D. .1. Hauua. Portland. P. 15. Stowell, Portland. T. A. Donnelly, New York. Dell 8. Lashor, Portland. Geo. K Burton, San Francisco. Dr. I-:. S. Clark, Chcinawn. C. H. Now, Portland. J.A. Waddle, Port laud. M L. Jones, Brooks, Dan Tnrploy, Salem. A. L. Porter, Dallas. Thos. Leese, San Francisco, Win. Smith nnd wife San Frnuciico. James Willi) c mil o.Corvnllls, Henry Jacob, San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. J P. Kennedy and lurao, Now York. Chaa.S. Dixon and wlfo, San Francisco. A. Wolf, Sllvorton. Julius Low, Portland, The Cottage, Mrs. Cliaa. DoLnrd, Mr. York. and Now Frank Gorman, Now York. Miss Mary Andorson, Now York. Mlss'Ottilio Do Lane, Now York. W. II. Wolirin.K, HillBhoro. M. D. Wisdon, Portland. J. W. Balloy, Portland. B. L. Banco m, Portland. Geo. W. Wilson. Portland. G. L. Hoes, Portland. ('. L. Weaver, Sllots. Thos. Prince, Dundee, Or. Fred Grofior, Scholia, Or. 11, A. Townseud, Liberty, Or. Francis Follor, Buttevllle. Alex. M. LaFollett, Wlipatland. J. VoorhooB, Woodburn. Tho?. Paulson, Gardin Home, Or. State of Ohio, City of Toledo,), Lucas County. j Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is senior partner of tho firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business In tho City of Toledo, County nnd stato afore said, and that said firm will pav the sum of Ono Hundred Dollars for each and every enso of Catarrh that cannot lie cured by tho ueo of Hall's Catarrh Cure. Fiiank.I. Ciik.vky. Sworn to bofore mo and subscribed In myjiresonco, this tlth day of December, A. D. 188(1. A. W.Gi.khox, hkm- Notary Public, llall'H Catarrh ('tire Is taken internal ly, and acta directly on the blood and mucoiiB aurfaccanf tho system. Send for testimonials, free, F. J. Chunky t Co., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, 75i!. Ifall'n Family Pills nro tho best. The Castellane Cases. Nkw Yoiik, Jan. 7. The adjourned hearing In tho Castellane cnue is up again today. Tho plaintiff, Asher Worth eimer, n Loudon dealer in antiques, claims 177,(100. The Count Cnstcllarc makes nlllldavit that the articles sold him were not genuine, Tho question ia upon un application for an injunction Jo restrain George S. Gould, Howard Gould, Hdwiu Gould, nnd Hclon M. Gould from paying over to their Bister, the Countess Castellane, any part of her income until thoJWorthoimer bill is paid. This case, if n favorable decision is reached, is the forerunner of a num ber of others of the same charntcer. To-Nlitit and To-Morrow Nlctit. And eucli day nnn night during thlf week vou cuu uut at nnv druuulst's KemnV Balsam for tho ThrnuL and Lungs, acknowledged to be tho most successful remedy over wild for Coughs. Croup, Bronchitis. Asthma and Consumption. GcL a Ik ttlu to day and keep It always In the house suyoiicari check your cold at once Price 2io and MM. Sample bottlo free, emlA'.w TODAY'S MARKET, Poi'itlani), Jan, 8. Wheat nominal Walla Walla. 51. vnll.y Flour Portland, best gradea I'-'.OO at T.i.'iu. uraiiam -'.(H), Qata Clioico Whlto l!iICe, grey H (& A2n per bushel. Mlllatuff Bran, $15.r0t ahorls, fJ7.00 Hav Timothy l2Itl(J per ton. Onions 111.::0 PotAtoes fit) to 0c per suck. Butter Bust dairy, i5:i0: fancy rroninery, fiOlo firie. Store 'm. lV2)i ier ton. Eggs-Oregon, ranch 27 c. per do.. Poultry Chickens. $2.75 to 3.50: hens tS.M) to -LOO; turkoys, live 10 to He. Miutou pressed, iik to 7c per pound. Hogs Heavy dressed 5 to(lic. iier pound. Beef Kteorfl. :l.W) i ? enw. ina.'t r,n - dressed beef, ft to 7e. , Veal Droaaod, H Qfi o. HJfor small. Hops (l7c. for lMill oroji, VAX to Hkje. for now crop. Wool Vulley, BIQlIc -.EusUirn Ore gon, 0lZojMolmlr,26. Hides Green, salted U) lbs, 7(So; undor (SO lbs, 7j2$H6 ; sheep pells, 15(t 20c BAI.KM VIAHKkT. Wheat 68 iounds and over, W) Wool, 13 to KJe, Mohair, '.'rie. Hope 11 to Ifk) Oats 3c. to Hk Hay Baled, cheat, 7; timothy, I0 Egga-aSc !6V, Flour In wholesale lots, flt.OO; retail BOu sack. MlllettifTs-Bran, flfl; shorts, $H. Hogs Dressed, fir. Live cattle Btcers, iH; cows, 'Ai to fiheei 3(jj3.r)0. I)reKs Veal 7 ceul'. Butter Dairy, Ifitisi.'Oo; nitiamiiry, ao Poultry Hens jior Ih.JtC ?; spring chickens per b., ik-. to 7e. PotntrM-s 'J5c per bushel Apples :!0c to IIV. Do you. ! Cougli? Dr. Bull's Couch Syrup will euro a Cough or Cola nt onco. Coiuiuon CrourijWhooplng-CouL'h ami MojihIo Cough without fiili. Moth m pralso It. Doctora prescribe It for Bronchi tls. Hoarseness, flrlppo, I'nounioniA ana Consuinntion. It glvea quick, auroroaulta. I'rico,W5fUi. JteAisolho ilealor's Biibatltuf ; it la not ns good. Dr.Bull. Cough Syrup Always cures when olhem fall. Dr. Uuira Pilla cur Cn.tlpiioo J Lu IreublM. so till, 10 tu. I rial l, r Ml Hii m ""I i ZwSk rW -dak yyi ZMT Hra Bw K i iWaUI WmilWkm Tho Kltul You Iliivo Always in uho for over 30 yonrs. anil lias bctm irnuto innlcr his per-ly-TjZ-' honiil Htiiu'rvlsiou slnco Its infliucy. (cucAfrK Allow no ono to tlccolvo you In tliftf. All Counterfeits, Imitations nml " Just-nfl-good" nro bub , Ilvped incuts thnt trlflo With nml endanger tho health oC Infants and Children Esfperleneo ngalnst Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castorla Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pnro- gorlc, Drop and Soothing1 Syrups. It la Mcnsnnt. It; contains neither Opium, Morphino nor other iNarcotio Huhstauee. Its ago is its guarantee. It des'troy tvrnm and allayH Feverlshness. It cures DiarrhojlV nnd Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, euros Constipation nnd Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, ghing healthy nnd natural sleep. The Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORJA ALWAYS Booi'tf tho av rw .air jmxmmjm rv w r - -v&i ?& 'tH The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THC OtNTAUn OOMFAN. ft MUKIItr ntlKCT. NKW VOMN OITV. mmHmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 'MID POTS AND PANS And an endless variety of all conceivable housekeeping utensils and implements, the woman with agenlus for housekeep ing simply revels at WaiIo'h hardwaie sto'c. The inventors and manutantuiers of labor H.ivlng dnviciw.for the home set n fast paci but we are fully abreait of the limes, as you will ascertain If ou give us a visit. R. M. WADE & CO. SALhlYI UKtGON &k ' kS?s On New Year'.s Diy The minutest dulalt (of your nttliv should command your cloncst attention, for formal calls require the bust dress, As to your linen, you are safe if it has been laundered nt the balnm Slciim Ijiundry. Just tho right finish icqnlriHl by good form and good taste Idontlcul. by the way, always In be had hore. Wo usk as a special favor to our employe that you solid your ordeis early we like to celebrate the day (iuriolve. Saiem Steam laundry COI.ONKI I. Oi MMTKAI) CIIOI'ltlKTOII. DOIIOCH I). OI.MHThAI), MOII. Phone tit. 2.M) Liberty Hint. t. To Your Health for the New Year Ihe Hinitar) pbnnlier Is vury iiui-eMiny, if the health of your family is iilfnrh)K have your, plumiiiiiu nvvrhauleil an I (in iirovisl oei .'uinliiiig put in. that U Iwsed on hMiiiiiin H'lenlilk- principles. We are sckuowlelgel musters of this trade, and will do anything in lh lino of plumbing, gas and fcteum llltiiiK at reaiMiiiablu prn'im BARR&PETZEL 2U COMMKHCIAL KTHFKT. TehiiihoneK7l. STAPLE 5s&ssfim5L Bvervlhin needeii In stock up your ot best llotn to a yeast cak. ami for a nmckerel. bifcou and uiieikmut. :i full ni;rirtmiit nf ihiIk ivmlv ... - -: . 1 i ltW'"MMVl --! HI'VI Vll i prices Harritt 4 ui.u Howrj(JK mjK'i m4UMOmMHU. Bouiit ami trhlch Ims been 1ms borno tuo fliorntunro of Signaturo of $444 A Good Breakfast I'or tho dainty Appetite or for the hourly enter i.an bo maite from our tempting lamb chops or million chops, beVfatcak, or pork chops. Our ineatH me of ox julsite flavor, mireuleiit, luloy uid ten l.r, and aro cut and trimmed by ex pel Is for your table.. If you haven't ampl(hl our choice numt.i, you have mmied a treat worth remembering. E C. CROSS SALEM OR. Phono 2i)l. With Our Compliments And our best wishes for your continued good health nnd happiness, we present for our New Year's, 11KII a fiun variety of champagnes, other wines and liquors, luijxirteil and dnmestie, for the seacou. It is our itsiwMilnl 'pun that no hiferinr brand shall llnd its way to our MuilvOf or cellar. Hhvu J'oii uvor tno Tom Howh whiskey at fl.QOn IhiIIIk. J. P, Rogers 21H ittmiiiiuitiolHl rtlnl tJHT Wholualu mid Ittuail tjipmr dealer - FOODS pantry ficin a, sack i-rflilf pJii fceLsall ' Newt ornntrei. lemons and 1 . h ai . vbs -r ia .in .tl'0iherliine ai lowest Lawrence nuoujiftv h 3p As i SACafltaAM ' . JWr fV i i Liiniiai urtfitr vn fi " m -- JL 1 1JI la iTm YkV 1 1 am -fIJliJ : yoKwSSfeaSto ' --'"jM mm c& & vt I WANTED Now today. ntlYortlsomontd ftiur 'linoo or leno in this ooluj throe times for 26p, l$ niaaoiumn Inserted ilLo. sua a ua Oo a vvk oopor month. Aifover four lines at tamo rate. A RARE CHANCE JSfeW Jfi street, four tlockj south of tbe court house will te sold nt half Its value. Cood house, flata view, In the city, fmlt trees, etc. Apply Journal office WANTKbTobliy or rent immediately two roller-top desks. U'iilnmotto Hotel. I 7 tf LOST A huly'fl, slieli. )nck, comb. lfnd(-r will plenso'lcAVq a tjin Capitol Journal office and lecolvo r'owartl. l-7-.'lt BOOMS TO ItENT.-Fui'iifdhoa' rooms to rent within Ihroo block Of tho Slate Houso. J121 Mill St. A Olfnger. 16 tf FOIt RENT A six-room modern cottage corner asylum a venue and J7tn street. Apply loW. W. .TohnFon, Oily Hall , , ... . J-4 lw TOKENT-Firat clnsa onfonijttnd, lo t'ntcd 24 milos i northwest' jofBrooka, WnLir.'E&X.v. 12 2Sl.ni .Biyqka.Ora. WANTED A Iwyof good nddress, nml must furnish roferonce, to work In store. Address Jouns-Ai. otllce. 12-25tf. AT Tho old stand, with the best ciasa of help tho'MlIIsliarbor shop is again prepared to offer inducements to nor inanont patrons. Finest porcelain baths nml boat all-around service Op posite Hotel Willamette. 12 27Jm FOB KENT-Dwelllng with hot and cold water, and both. Also a 7.. room houso with barn. Call nt 121 High street. A. Schrolber. 12 17 tf MARItlAGK, papur for 10 coinX with addresses of advertisers, ladles person tils inserted free. Tho 'Spefllal Club, Iwiic 2.11, flalom, Oregon. 12-15-Imn FOR 8ALK A snddlo horto, saddloand bridle. Broke to drive, Apply to 15 Court 8t. 12-1-lf FAKM T6h HA LE iii? ucresfth goo.1 buildings and fences, over half under cultivation, half mile west of Kaiser school-house. Price And terms reason able. Address F. A., caro Joiik.vai,, Salem 1-1 I in I-UliNOlI LEs'sONsTlven nt homo or to class hi any part of city. Born and educated In Frnuco. I.vdin liich, D, Street, Ealem. ' 11 27 tf SALEM LODGES KOKicancwti oh AMitmor Ciiiirt HIicrwofKl Knreu No 1U. Meet KilUnr nlshu lu Turner liUiok Jolni M (.Iiam, U.K. X I llnivtll IH-cy. II 17-lff nids Invited. Wo are now ready to receive proposals for supplies to bo furnished to the Or egon State Keforiu School for the six months, ending Juno 30, 1001. A Hat of supplies, ne-tttal will lo furnished upon application. II. E. BICKERS. 12 28 lOt. Superintendent. Bottled Beer KUnger ft Uct.W.HuccenKim to UauttiUnltic Lkmtit.,r Wonts. All orders for bottled lwer will be tilled At tho brewery. Kept on cold storage. Free city delivery. Telephone 2131. (Al'tTAi t, 1 1 v Express and Transfer .Meets nil man and pmisengor train. Baggage to all parts of the city. Prompt service. Telephone No. B51. IHSQUK k I10MY.KK T. J, Sullivan, State Street Tailor. KiiauitinKiuii Minn froui riili-ai; W imiiu IA The Obomitortt vi- ll'Chtl Dfl l)IUlllf1 .illW I Ti. B. F. JONES, Attornuy-ut-Lawi Toledo, Oroton. Wa.l'loik of Cltculieoiitt i I U rMU'M.lbi an iii-to-Ui Almracini ai 'tnjrhi Uncolu miinty. Il-llia White House Restaurant lZay of access. Courteous reception. First-class cookiiitf. You enjoy what you order at lo6 State si GEORGE BROS, Props ' Noonday Rest. The laditts of the W. t:. P. U. desire to aououiMHi to the pubhu thut Ihey have mhiiiwiI a Noiii Hast at their rooms, 12) Court slrent, wheru coffee, tea, breml. butter. SiUidwieliM, meal, H)tatoc, pie or pudding will lxi served daily except Huudn.i '. Iwui 1 1 :") a. in to I -.DO p. m. ut nominal eharge. ) 3 I in Tlottof Train Car. KiLioi, Oregon, Jan. 1, )(H)1 Comnigiwlng January 1, 11)01, and until (ill til r uotlae, the iidW)t ear wilt leave Wilmtitte Huu4 m fdllo wa : North ovrInd 6:16 a m. Mlxfny U ikth .... f TjwI'a in -n. . 1 ,10iWa. ni.a N A Ami il:80,p. tn(fi All... ..mmI couth 0:00 p. uij, ; nth overluu.l 10105 p. in, J L- lHMllk (lmTr)ii 8tfjt. ROCKY MOUNTAIN SCENERY BY'tfAYLlGHT Dj)lijUtSiopovrat MuaraFaUa. Th rough first class Umlfltalejerloi t'uvifio Coast weekly furChlcai.JkMtoii, Xew York, and other eastern popif. vu Itio Orande Westsru, (Great BaltUk? Route) Dnver ot lltu Grnie, 0UUI and Illinois Central to ChirtR., connect. ingiiMheUnioe Depot with ,Mlflin Outlaid sltnllai ear fat KilhIsst. ForpaMknilarH wll on or4'iwli AxnuU or. wm. c-ms ii 1 i "Hi iiiiii