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Newspaper Page Text53X! o b IffflHRffflHi 1R limirtonllRfpliffl II .""; ' I Grawm ar I oiair,ffff jk 1 tho chief adjunct WMj-ia I of u-nmy J now W JL2 I placed within tlio W' 5t I ntnnh nfntnrVnnn J7! by inuan of Ncwbro'n rtcrplcluc. n new scientific illscovcry that eflec- tually destroys tho microbes responsi ble for all sculp diseases. It not only makes tlnndnilt and fall Hi if hair thl ties of tho Ist, but ilil oralcs tho lialr roots, causing a folt, thick growth to supplant tho old thin and Lirlttlu one. Hero Is what ouo happy woman fays: l'riiUnnritO,M6xt., Nor. ,. JlTlmlrwiucomlnit out Terr raplitly.ana In puen vi entirely bald) anil culling on ,oiir rhjildsn ba fitrtinulr rcominndfl llcrplcldetomr.nnd ftr Ihrcn or four ap plication! my hair (topped lulling, anil U coming In aialn ntilU) thick I iiiru to bo troubled with dandruff, or which I am cured, you ace I hare cauio to praUoNewunx llerplclde. Jliu.iUut tlRuovicii. Tor Sale at all rlrst-Claaa Drug Stores. ANY FLAVOR By furnishing the bolde any quantity can be had. It is much cheaper- than already bottled and labled. You will find- thr qliality "good and strong. "OurOwnMake" Yokahama Tea Store Phono 2411 Dlack. Froo Dolivory Portland visitors Perkin's Hotel Restaurant. White Cooks, lunch 10c to 25c. Meals a la carte, 20c up. Uilly Journal on file. 5-27 WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS J W Haas, 8 l. OAChaciuotto, S F. Howard Reynolds, 8 F. Wm Wolff, F. 0 Mi Dunnlck, Chicago. 1 II Wise, St Paul. II Kalburg, Kansas Cilv. Mrs Jano 0 Griswold, N Y. Win U Stroetor, Portland. J 11 Baldwin, rortlnml. L W Cnranahan, I'oitlund. F Tollman, Buttovlllo. Henry Pchupp, Qlympla, Wash. J A ,Paddeo, (Jllv. Lyon Atlolpli, City. Cuts and Bruises Quickly Healed. Chamberlain's Pain Halm applied to ncut, Imilso, burn, scald or like injury will inatantly nllay tho pain and will heal tho parts in loan tiino than any other trnatmont. Unless tho injury is vory oovuro it will not leavo a scar, Pain Halm ulio curi'a rheumatism, apraitia, swellings niul lameness. For aalo by Dr. Stono'e Drng Storo. BUYING U. S.B0NDS WAsiiisaros, D. O.Hopt. 111. Tlio 8ecrotary of tho Treasury announced to day that ho would continue to purchnso bonds, as for several wcoka, and also will conaldor proposals for tho purohaao of long fours at not exceeding 1.40 Hat. ' A Few Pointers Tho recent atatlatlcB of tho r.utnner o deaths show that tho lnrgo majority dl with conaumption. This discaso mao commonco with an npparontly bar ley cough which can bo cured inatantly hs Kemp's BalHain for tho Throat abv Lungs, which is guaranteed to euro nil relievo all cases. Price 25c. and and For eale by all druggists. 1 60c. It Is Surprising To ten what good meals are served at tho White House Restaurant. Wo try to please our customers and glvo them the best on tho market. The Best You Can Buy. You can get the best meal in the city at 8t mint's restaurant. They have a full line of delicious pastry of all kinds. Unasked for Parlse. The Northern Pacific Railway rrceives a great dal uuasknd.for prafou on ac count of the excellent accmiibdatlous t offers to travelers. TAbethu Northern P.ioiflc for vnttr Eastern trip thii fall. 0 IS Ot Law School Opens., The law department op Willamette university opens next Mondav, and per sons wiililpgto furnish bpaul to stud ents will please give their names and tortm to Dean K T. Richardson. A full class is expected 9 12 1 wk Grand Opera House. JOHN P COBDrtAY. Maaafer. SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT ONE MIGHT OMLY Monday 5?pi. 1G. Tbe Great Emotional Drama ERST LYNNE EXTRACT Ua4cr tbe direction of Husstll Diew. Without question the ireaiesjEmotionsl Drama of the Present Geaexatuo, ;: .. HUSBANDS TAKE YOUR WIVES MOTHERS TAKE YOUR DAUGHTERS LOYERS FETCH YOUR SWEEHEARTS They wUI te tetter for tuvtst seen THE NEW "EAST LYNNE' THE NEW HOME OF THE Y. iW. C. A. Being Fitted Out and Remod eled for Association Pup poses.l Plans of the Building and the Coming Year's Work Out-J lined. A force of men la at work remodeling tho old Insurance building for Y. M. 0. A. purposes. It will bo complied by October 15, or not lator than Novoniber 1. Tho arrangement of tho building will bo hotter than was at first expected, and tliu association officers ray tho rooms will be nltnost as convenient as though the entire building and plans woro new. All t lie llrst (loor and a few rooms on tho second floor will bo rented Tho re mainder of tlio aecoud Hoor and nil of tho third llior will bo fitted up for asso ciation pui pones. At tho entrance lo tho building a largo reception hall, 15x30 feet, will bo built. This will ho in tho direct center of the build ing, and will bo connoited with nil other association rooms on that floor. The lecture hall will have a seating cap acity of 100. This will bu used for tho Sunday afternoon meetings and for tlio evening educational classes, being well equipped with tables and blackboards. Adjoining this will bo the largo reading room, connecteu wmi mo icciuro room by an arch, so that on occasion tho two can bo thrown together. A douhlo par lor will also bo on .this floor, also tho of. flees of tho secretary and of the assocln- tlon. Both offices will bo so situated that any ono going into tlio association can bo bcoii from eithor office The greater part of tho spaco on tlio third floor will bo occupied by tho gymnasium. This will bo lighted and wellvonlilated. Tho remainder will bo need for tho baths and dresaiug rooms. The hatha will bo equipped with two porcelain tub baths, ono largo shower bath for groups, and one individual shower bath. Tlio educatlonnl classes will be con ducted as in farmer years, and several new coureos will bo added, among thorn being business correspondence, vocal music and German. There will bo ten gymnnsiuin classes por week, Uo elemrntary, also for business and pro fessional men, students and boys. Tho management intend to make Oils Association the most popular resort for young mon in tlio city this "vliuor. a series of entertainments and socials will bo arranged for later. Cured of Chronic Diarrhoea After Thirty Years of Suffering. I suffered for thirty yeara with diar rhoea and thought I was past being cured." buys John 8. Ilalloway, of French Gamp, Miss. "I had spent so much time and money and suffored so much that I had given up all- hopes of recovery. I was so f eoblo from tho effects of tho dianhoea that I could do no kind of labor, could not even travel, but by nccldont I was permitted to find n bottle of Chamberlain Colic, Cholera mid Dlnr rhoea Remedy, and after taking several bottles I am entirely cured of that trouble. I am bo ploasod with tho ro mlt that 1 am anxious that it bo in reach of all who suffer as I have." For sale by Dr. Stone's Drug Storo. WANTS """" STATE LANDS Mandamus proceedings havo been in stituted in tho circuit court for this county by O. II. Robertson against the Stato Land boartl, composed of T. T. Geer, governor, Chas. 8. Mooro, treas. urer,aud F. I. Dunbar, secretary. Tho plaintiff alleges that his application to purchase certain school lands, described as tlio east Halt oi section u, tp, 4 a, r 17 e, was not considered ty the Hoard, and his filing not accepted. Tho laud was formerly purchased by D. W..aud A. C, Huff, but was forfeited by them on account of their neglecting to make regular payments. The plaint.ff de liositod the rcuular payments for tho land at tho tiiuu bo ma le his nnnllcatlnn and tilings. Tho court issued tho wrltfl,n,,ys' ,mve Kn0 t0 Portland ordering tho Stato Hoard to honor tho application immediately, on receipt ot it. '1 ho writ is teturnabld September 25th. Chamberlain's Coutrh Remedy a Great Favorite . The eoothirg and healing properties of this remedy, its pleasant taste aud prompt and permanent euro have made it a great favorite with people ever) -whoro. It Is especially prized by .-uotlmrs of small children for colds, oroup and whooping cough, aB It always affords quick relief, and as it contain uo opium or other harmful drug, It may bu given as confidently to a baby as to an adult. For ealo by Dr. Stone's Drug btoro. Hop Yard Accident. Mrs. Draper, of this uity, met with a slight aeoidunt, which oanwd a severe uenous sliock, yesterday at Holmes' hop jards a few miles south of this city, blie was engaged in picking hops, when Miveiat of the posts which supports the wire upon which the hop vine rets, were pulled down, and the wires struck Mis. Draper across tho shoulders tad thtew her lo tbe ground. Tbiuking she was seriously hurt a physioiau was summoned, but found no Injuries that were likely to give trouble. A Great Deal Depends. n u.i,ihIi road viu take lor votir lia&t- win trip as to whether or nt job will have a good lime. If ju aregelng Kant, take the Noitbern PaolH Hallway. 0 13 Ot Nobility Recommends Nervine. The above portrait is that'of Countess Mogelstud, of Chica go, III,, whose gratitude for the benefit received from the use of Dr. Miles' Nervine prompted her to make this statement: "It affords mc great pleasure'to add my testimony to the very excellent merits of Dr. Miles Nervine. Althounh I am past 8o years of age 1 find it soothes the tired brain, quiets the irri tated nerves and insures restful sleep. I never feel contented without a bottle of It in the house." Gratefully yours, Christiana Maria, Countess Mogelstud. muSs Nervine is a nerve tonic and strength builder that starts right in re storing health immediately. Sold by all Drusslata. Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. PERSONALS Mrs. Silas Jonos has returned from Newport. J. D. Sutherland was in Portland yesterday. Mrs. R. P. Ilaiifon la visiting friends at Portland. A. W. Blackburn lias gono to Albany for n few days. Mrs. R D. Smith of Oregon City haa returned homo. James Gordon of Silverton is spend ing a week at Yaqulna bay. Mrs. A. L. Stinson Is visiting friends atSpokano for u fow weokB.'!' Adjutant General 0. U. Gantoubeln is n business visitor hero today. Mrs. K. F, Ilnrtford has gono to Cor vallis for a week'o visit with frlonds. D. W. Yoder, city superintendent of schools, has returned from Portland. Mies Grace l'luuimer of Portland ii visiting hor sister, Mrs. Claud Gatch. Ira Crosap and slater, Mlsa Viola Oro sap, of Portland were in tho city yester day. F A. Stovons ban returned to Oregon City after a abort visit with Salem friends. Hon. John N. Davis, ex-county com missioner, has been a cummer visitor at Newport. Mies Mabel Carter has roturnod from Portland to rem mo her teaching in tho University. Mrs. F. L, Crang and daughter of As toria aro visiting Mrs.. Crang's sister, Mrs. 8, A. Kosor. K. 0. Cross nn'd T. B. Kay have gono to Nichols, Douglas county, for a fow days door dunting. Mra. Chelo Stephens of Jonosburg, Missouri, who has boon visiting Mrs. II. Ringo, has roturned homo. Tho Misses Kllen and Frances Ourrln have gono to Corvallis, w hero they will teach in the public schools this wlntoi. Mrs. 0. M, Oglo and Miss Eva Cox havo scturnod from N'eatt bay, Wash., whoro thoy havo vliltoil sevoral woeks. Miss Bowman, of Ban Francisco, who has been visiting Mrs. George G. Bing ham tho last fow days, has returned homo. Mrs. A. D. Charlton and children have returned from their summer in tho mountains at Summit Station whero Mrs. 0- taught a school, Mrs. G. M. Baasett, of Drain, who has been visiting her aunt and Undo, Mrs. ! 8. A. Jones, and J. F, TIchnor, leaves I today for her homo at Drain, Mrs. Fqnlre Farrarand daughter, Miss whero at St. Mi'sFarrar will attend school Hehtn'H Hall the coming year. Mrs. Mando Cooper of Union, and her cousin, Mrs, draco Hoffman of Medical Springs, aro guests nt'tho home of Gov ernor Geer, tho father of Mrs. Coo por. Frederick Dames, of Waterton, Wis., arrived in the city yesterdny, and la vis iting Rev. II. Lasiner. He- Is looking up tho country with a view to locating. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hod son of Coos coun ty are visiting wlth-thelr daughter Mrs. Oliver Jory of South Salem. Thoy. ar rived here, on tho evening of the llth Inst. Mr. and Mrs. J" 8. Hridgeford have gone to Joi Anceies, in reside, They have resided In Nprth Salam for several years. Mrs. Bridgeford is a daughter of II. W. Cottle. County Judue John II. Scott, has re turned from Newport and Breltenbusb hot spring, muoh improved in.health. Ha will bo able to reaumu the county work immediately. Rev. Blaekwell and family, and Mrs Pratt, have roturned from a month at Newport, where tbe pastor of Leslie ohurah went to recover-from a severe ill ness. Mr. Blackwsll and family were given a cordial reception on their return home, but it will be soma time before he will be able to resume his labors. D. E. Ilusttlsf tr. Fustral Director, 107 Sttt Street, 'Pbooe Ned 2423, SalenOreioo. Best dtace 390 Court. 'Phone Black 2181. I ARE HOP PICKERS ROBBED Some Growers Using Boxes Large. Said 'to He MUClt too What Constitutes a Legal Box Defined by Law The Journal has been frtquenl y asked of late what Is tho sizo of a legal hop box? It is reported n fow growers are using boxes much larger than tho law proscribes, and with a thin crop of hops this works a sovero hardship on the packers. Tho law Is as follows, and can bo found In Hill's Annotated Laws of Orenon, Voliunn 2, Page 1775: Sec. -J210: "A hop box shall bp 30 inches long, 30 inches deep, and 18 Inches wide, measurement upon tho in eido, and shall contnln nineteen thou sand, four hundred and forty (10,410) cubic Inches." Tho report is brought to this office that several aro using boxes 20x34x40, which givs n capacity of 27,200 cubic inches inatoad of 10,440 cubic inches. This Is a cold steal oh tho pickers of about 00 por cent.and if it is trte should not be toloratod. Any person who will knowingly rob, hard working hop pickors is beneath tho contempt ol his fellow be ings, and would deserve being hi-ld up to contempt. What Stiall wel Have for Desert r This question arises in tho family every day. Let us answer It today. Try Jell-O, a delicious and healthful dessert. Prepared In two minutes. No boiling no baklngt almply add boiling -water and set to cool. Fla Fla eors: Lomon. Orange, Raspberry and Strawberry. Get a packago at your grocers today, id eta. SALEJrVS-" NEW BAND A band concort was glvon at the cor nor of Stato and Commercial streets last evonlng by th newly organized band, under tho direction of Willis K MoEIroy. This aggregation has had but one re hoarsal together, yet their selections wero well rendered, An Interest Is taken In this feature of cnterUlnmont by tho public, who will undoubtedly glvo its hearty support to tho now band. An arc light was furnished for tho band by the S. L. P. & T. Co., and tlio situa tion is good for a concort. The band Is comprised of tho following members: Clarlnota Charles Poppa, Robert Bavago, Frank Brown ; cornets W. K. McESlroy, 11. N. Stodentnoyor, A. Op llngor, J. II. Holland, Teddy loujado, Ray Parvln; altos Goo. H. Irwin, Frank Hass, A. W. Andercgg, Paul Stege ; trombone Wm. Landon, And rew Plcard, W. II. Sellwood, Ed.Sorbor; baritone A. T, Wain; tuba Kd U raw lord, John Hteelhammcr; suaro drum R, W. Holntan; bass drum Chas. E. Bier. Statk or Ohio, Citv of Torino, ) Lucah County. I BS Fuank J. Chunky biakos oath that ho is tho senior partner of tho Urm of h, J. Ciiknkv & Co., doing bueinoss in tho City of Toledo, County and State afore said, and that said Arm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each aud overy caso of Catarrh that cannot bo cured by the use of Hauh OATAnnn Cuhb. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to bjforo me and subscribed in my presence, this Gth day of December, A. D. 1880. A. W. GLEASON, (pkA!.) Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally and acta directly on tho blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials froo, F. J. CHENEY & CO., ToleSo, 0. Sold by Druggists, 75c, Hall's Family Pills ate the best. - -- T The Great Carnival Which opens at Portland ouSoptotuber lOlh and continues until October 10th, will be well worth a visit to tho me tropolis. Exhibits of agricultural and hortic- iWi..l n.niliinl. ...Inlin. nml ffiiani1 UI.UI.I )Jll,Ut.te. UIIIIMf H..U ......it. facturing Industries, athletic exercises, a norse show at wlilrti feats oi Horseman ship and tho various forms of fairy rUling will bo seen, and a magnificent military tournament, participated in by Ricked companies from the Oregon atiooal Guard, are a few of the attruc tions at tho Carnival this year. The Southern Pacific Company will sell tickets at low rates for this occasion, and will also run a special excurt-lou from Ashland to Portland and return, atonpliiir it all Intermediate stations, the date and rates for which will I' mi- nouucod hareatter. 0 ) tf The East. If you are going there, treat )ourtelf to a pleasant trip by by taking tho Northern Pacific railway Two trains leaving Portland dally, one at 2 p. in atrJ one at 11 ;30 p in. Through train to St, Paul and Minneapolis without change. Through train to Kansas City and St Louts without change. All corn forts enroute. For rates and other in formation, see, any Northern Pacific agent, or address A. D. Charlton, 255 Morrison Street, corner Thir J, Portland, Oregon. 0 12 (U Notice to Taxpayers. 'Iho Board of Equalization (or Marlon County will meet at the office of the County Assessor on Monday, September 23, 1001, at 0 o'clock a. ni , and will re main in session each successive day for one week. All parties Interested are requested to appear and exarnli e their aeseesment, a no corrections can be made after tbe ad Justment ot tho said board Cmablxh Lkxbckb, Assessor of Marion County, Oregon. 0 3ddtw3w CASTOR I A Por Infants and Ohildren, ft! m You Have Always Bought Boars tho Blgn&Uutt of (Z&tftmb, Wur mnn HEYY CAM iYNNE A New Version of the Popu lar Drama to be Presented Monday. a notanio compauy ot actors will pre sent a new version of "Fast Ijyimo" at tho Grand Oporn House on Monday night, for ono night only. This play lias Miss Blanche Stoddard Cast Lynae. Lady Isabel ia New been seen In almost every city in our land, but nevor boforo by i company ot such excellence- as tho ono that will bo seen hero next. Miss Blancho Stoddard, who plays tho part of "Lady Isabel." Is n beautiful woman and n superb actress; and tho other in-mbors of the coiapany aro in ovory respect not only equal to tho char actors, but aro specially selected for each individual part. Tho play has a splen did vol u of comedy running through it, which sorvcB to roli'wo tho intense strain of pathetic scones. No one can sit through a performance of Miss Stod dard's "Lady Isabel" without shedding copious tears, nor ran they witness tho sceno enacted by MIsb Cornoy, without boisterous laughter. "East Lyuno" will draw a big house hero, and thoBO who expect to attend will have to secure their seats In advance, O .A. S3 JT O X8. X jOl. . Bears the x Vo'J Hare Always Boojlil State Fair Excursion Rates "Tho ort-'gon Statu Fair at Salem, September 2:ird to 28th, 1001. inclusive, promises to bo tho beat this year that haa yet been hold. New features (or amusement and instruction havo boon added, and particular attention will bo given to tho Stock Exhibit, owing to tho great and constantly Increasing in terest In dairying throughout the statu. For this occasion, thu Southern Pacific Co. will iiinko a rate of ono faro (or thu round trip, front all its stations in Or egon, to ealom and return, aim u is honed that everyone who can do so will show his appreciation bv taking advant age pf this opportunity to pass a few days pleasantly and pr litably ut our Stato OapltaPJ !l 31 Kit Notice of Special Election. To ho held by school district No. 21, Marion county, Oregon, on Boplombur 23, 1001. Notlco Irt hereby given to tho legal votors of school district No, 24, Marion county. Oregon, that it special election will bu held in said district on thu 2:1 rd day of Sopifiuhur, 1001, and that nt said election tlioru will ho BtibinitUd to the legal voterH of said district the question as to whether tho ninth grado uhall ho taught in tho public schools of said district, tho voto to bo by ballot upon which shall bo written or printed the words, "Ninth grade, Yos, ' and thu words"Nlutli grade, No." Tho polls to bo opnuod at one o'clock, p ui. and remain open to four o'clock p in, By order ol tho Ijnnrd of directors ol ScljooPDistrlct No, 'l!of Marlon county, Oregon Dated this 3rd day of September, A x.,iopt. . ti ii , JOHi'.ril HAUMi.MirNi;n, uirrn. 0 3 Id O uX 13 3? O XU. X Mi. . Can the ,4 Kiad Yoo llau Alnays ecugjt alm.mm MWMiMaj m ji ! iim mm HOP AND PRODUCE OUYCKS. SQUIRE FAHHAR-llop Commission merchant. 214 Commercial St. Room 2 upstairs. T A. LiyEsTEY&CO.-llop merchants. Oil 1 crhefin tilock, Salem. Oreton. flione 1211. FAUEH A tlP.IS-Hop merchant's. Main office Alcany. Ortioo. balem office In llinli Ureyman uuUdlsg, salem, Ortioa isim. nuowNA co Hops, Mohair. Wool. Hop M Growers' suptlles. no 229. Commercial Stre.t. Salem, Orcion, Phone 1301, HENllY A. TOWHSEfiD will buy prunes. Tel ephone lied 2193. Office, residence near Llterty and 230 Commercial street, balem, Or. HS. GILP.& CO.- Wholesale fruits, produce, . etc. Fruit sacks for sale. Uuyeri ol Or eton prunes, potatoes and produce or all kinds Wallace Warehouse, corner lliih and Trade sis., Saltm. Oreton. CHAS L. DAI LEY Buyerof dried fruits At Wallace Warehouse, on Tiade tirctt, Uairtn, Onion, - THE T1LLSON UARTLETT GRAIN CO nuy- kite. 1 era of prunes, ic. Fruit sacks for Can first door south Odd rciiows' street. Salem, Oreton, Hall, illth rr e ir. wt tat See Lee & Co. FRUIT DRYFRrf Market pilcus paid for green fruits. Cottage and Trade Sts. Aeross tho laer, ts'aloui, Orr, I) 12 lui Northwest Normal College of Music Full courses in all important branches of music equal lo ad' vantages of best Eastern Con servatories at one-half the cost pirst term begins Sept. 23, Send for catalogue. Z M9 Parvin, Atusical Doc.Director. (FvJssssrVt.1,.HBHHHbssH ssasBKBssSassssskBH vslruSBsasBflssHsfli IrWlttulMrtltWiiiil,! Illl I III. Ililill IlllllllllH II JLl ASfcgclablc lVcpnrntlouror As slmilating UicrootlanaUcduIn -llnllicSloioaclsniulBowbor Promotes Digestion Clvccrfur tisss and nest.Conlnlns neitlitr Oniiim.Moriluiic nor Muicral. Not Xviic otic . flHifxofOtl)rS.SXVEt.nrcmR lnyJim Smf' AlxSenwi ft'l&rtcrtatrJiifa IttMM- rltittfd Mew ifkSvyrtwt flanr. Apcrfccl Iloirtctly forConslipvi Ilon , Sour Stonwch.DinrrhoCii Worms .Convulsions .revcrish ncss nnt1 Loss of Sleki FacSunilc Sidnnturc of NEW YORK. EXACT COPY OF WRAPPCR. 3l2a f DON'T THESE COOL MORNINGS REMIND YOU OF THE FACT That winter Is cotnlni? and that.some of you that read this will need a "Heatlne Stove." We have some of our new stock In. We would be pleased to show them to vou. :: :: .:; :: :: :: :: R. M. WADE & CO. HARNESS GOODS NEW QUARTERS bTOCK MORE ROOM GOODS And we are better prepared than ever lo serve our patrons with fir.sr-ckiss goods and work at the closest figures. F. E. SHAFER Adjoining- Ladd & (lush's Dnak. The Exquisite Odor of a Sav ory Roast 0(hue(wlll mnko your mouth water after Indulging In turkey for your Thaukr-gtvlng feast Our roasts of pr'me beef Hro royal In their doiluiotiB flavor, and our steaks, rests, chops, elo, aro dreams for tho opiiuru to indulge in. a C, CROSS SALEM OPE Phono 201. OfV. WCHr -T v s.-'e-iiassr JPP' IMC UH.ES CO The most durable and beautiful wall coatlnir. Is easily applied, will not show lacs, will not crack or peal, and Is guaranteed to (five satisfaction In every Instance Call or send for Color Card" showing x x a x 12 Attractive Colors, x x x x SOLD BY JOHN HUGHES iso state st. salem. on BALFOUR, GUTHRIE AND CO, Havo scourod and will operate the Humphrey warehouse at Salem, thu Turner mill aud warehouse aud Iho witrehousus a.t Maeleay, I'm turn, Switzerland and Brooks, conducting a general warehouse and storogo business. :: :; :t it :i tt tt :; Salem office 207 Com. St. Harks will bo held at these points for delivery on ramo terms as pre vailed previous seasons. Heo them la-fore disposing of your grain. Top Prices are Always Paid for Grain CASTORIA For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Ay A Signature m In Use or Over Thirty Years CASTORIA TMC OCNTUlt COM-AHT. Mt TSHN OfTV. Walking the Plank In what hnpponn to tho builder who buys poor lumber and pays high prfcos. Hu can't possibly hold his own. Those who buy our goods alwavB got sound, reli able, seasoned, lumber, and tho prices aro right on a small ordoi or a big one. A now lot of No. 1 t ulilnglos on hand. Near S. V. pastenger depot. Phono 051, Goodalc Lumber Co. It's the Starching That makes shirts from the Salem Steam Laundry stand hot weathor, damp weather, any kind of weather so well Tho shirts wo do keep up their shape ami polish the longest. Wo do all kinds of laundry work well. Just try our work and find out how really good it Is Salem Steam Laundry ' OOLOMBt. J. OLMSTKD, rilOCRIKTOII, DOItonS I), OLMHTHO, MOlt Phone 411 320 Liberty Street 9 9 ft Ifv fW ii1 'ssVVHry JrsHsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssK. isssm.P M JtssssssssslsssssssssssssssssssssssssssftV rHsftsWssssssssisssssssssssssssR ' ' wfSsV i,rtmiJT J CLASSIFIED X X ADYERTISEjniNTS Advertisements, rive hats or less, is tMs tmfoaut lnserte4ihreetlmesfor2Sc.sc'awinTS a month. All over f lye line j at in? mm Tfstt WANTED. WANTED.-FouFgood "girls wanted to wot k at the Cottage Hotel at oace. J. F. Statger. u 12 at WANTED.-Par.try girl right away, five or six waitresses lor (air week, good wages. Make application boom as possible. Willamot Ja.MoteL Salem. ' ? 9 10 tf WANTEDCorhpetent, person, to assist as proof readet nhd telegiVphteditor at Journal ofllco. WOOD WANTED-fJO fords at White nouso restaurant. Ueorco Bros.. Sa lem, Oregon. f ?J 7 ti BOY WANTED-To carry (Jrcgonian. Bteady Job (or Iho right boyj F, A. Baker , 8tf WANTED.-A girl to do cbatnbsr work. Apply to J. Q. Goodale.: ! ' 8 31 tl. WANTED-Mcn to work on sower. Ap. ply at tho Job, on East Centre street. O.A.Gray. 8-2ft-l( WANTED-To trade a good (rult tract with six room houso and first-class improvements. Excellont opportunity lor a good exchange. Address 3.8. JouuNAii ofllco, for" particulars. 8 23 tf. WANTED-30 cords of good Iwdy Or wood At Cottago Hotel. Part Of ft de livered at ouco. 8 21 tf LOST AND FOUND. LOST. An ico saw, between Goodale lumber ofllco and I)r.P(oreo residence. Under please leavo nt Crystal Ico Works, Jag. Magnlro. 0 12 3t TAKEN UP.-A Poland-China hog, weight about 40 Qr 50 pounds, taken up at W. A. Campbell's place In South wm.wm.. wnuu. unit uu urAjlUllIV YJ . A, Campbell. "9 12 0t FOR SALE. BAIULETT rEAU8 Quantities of ripe fruit can be had cheap for canning by calling at tho packing houso ol if. 8. GlloA Co. 0 12 3t FARM FOB SALE One mile south nf Jefferson, j5 acres, 21) acres faloared, 4 room hoaro, good largo barn.ijoung orchard, small fruits and Iwrrloe. Good rich bottom land on Santlam rlvor. Atabargaln. 0. E.Hifdelson, Jefferson, Oregon. 0'9 lm SNELL'S Flavoring; Powders have beon placed on sale at Haas', Bute tit., also Cor. Court & High. SPRAYING BOAP-A now mako of . soarrsultabld lor spraying hops, fruit ' trcs and chicken heuses: not poison ous but effectlvo, call and boo sample atSaloraSoap Factory, Forrystroot. FOR RENT. " BEDS AND ROOMS-for houBO.koop- ing all furnished nt tho Wilson houso, No. 18 Center street south aido of the blghrldgo. 8-23-lm. LODGES. FORESTERS OF AMERICA 'Court Sherwood Forest No. 10. Mosta Fri day nights In Turner block; Ira UnmUton, 0. R. A. L. Brown, Secy. MISCELLANEOUS. HUIEVING BANG CO.-Ghlneco and Jnpaneso Fancy and Dry GoodsBllks, Ladles' Underwear, Furnishing goods. Wrappers, Bilk Waists, Low .prices. UIm NOTICE. Renew your supply ot SnelPt Flavoring 1'owdors at Ifaas' Drug Btoro. CAMPING OUFIT8. Tonts, stoves, bods.nl equipments for tenting or ilrhing at J. N. BchanU, 107.'Court Btruot, Second hand storo. 7-0-lra ETTA ANDER8-W1LLMAN Piano Studio, Interstate Universl y system; diplomas granted, Studio opes Sept. Uh, Flratatlonal Bank Block. Rea Idenco, 37 Church St. WOVENWIRB FENOING-fam now taking orders (or carload shipment frour Eastern factory. Orders taken (or 40 rods or upward. Timo limited, WALTER MORLKY, Balsm Fence Works, 0 tfd lw 50 State St., Baleni. 0. Ii. WALKKR-ou south Commercial Street keeps everything in thecarrfago ' trimming line, buggy paints, also houso paints, first class In every rospect, Come and sea us one and nil. It will pay you to llgura with us. 8mm ATrENTIOJi FARMERS-Qatsftlarley, Hay aud Prunes wanted. Will buy or storo, Chopping dono promptly. Get our prices boioru you sell, Ofllco op. poulto Court House. Tlllson-ftirtlott Grain Co. "TODAY'S .MARKET, , Poiitland, Sept. 12,. - Wheat 'valley nominal Walla Waila.WJ to 57, Flour Portland, best grades t'JMQ 3.50. Graham 2. (JO. Oats Choice Whlto $1.00(3)1.05 per cental. Barley 15 to flops' per ton. Mlllstuff Bran, sl7 00 r 'shorU', 20.00 HayTlniothy IlKSJla per ton. OiilonB-Jl.'Jfiftll.IlS PoUtosOi)cll.lO per sack. Butter Best tdalry, 18320; fancy crcamory, 22cffl25 : Btore 16 :V Kggs-Oregon, ranch 20:Q 22)c doz. Poultry-Ohlckens, mixed' 3$3.75 hens 4.00(35.60 turkeys, lire 810c Mutton-Urose, '1 Hogs Gross 6.26c. Beei Groea beef, 2.78 to 3.00. Veal Gross, Octb (or small. Hops 10G4l2Jolb. Woolr-Valley, lKai3ip(ci Eastern Oregon, 812;cQ : Mohair, 2021cll. Hides Green, salted 60 to; 7g8';ander 601b, 7(37K ; SAUSU WADE XT, Now Wheat-HOo Wool, 11(4130, Mobnhr, 21c , Hops HffllS'c Oats 7076o er cental. Bar levI 13 nor ton. Hay Baled.cheat, f 0 0.80 J timothy Egs lfly. Flour In wholesale loU? 6.O0.d reUU 7086o sack. -ll l MillstuHt Bran, til 00; ahorUjlQ Oi Hogs On foot, 65Kc J , Id ve catUe-Btoers, 303 ;c f s, $ 2.7S 3 60. ' Sheep 12.60 gross Dressed Veal flJtf cents, ., 4 ButUr Dairy, lo30cn.L,fireify, 2025ni, store lOOlSWctt. ,-"-Poultry Hens, C7oB, " ' ' PoUtoes OOo irraiNieaFa vabkiet. , , t Fat hens per 0. llvo wolghtatfjiflSJc Eggsperdos. cash.,,..,.,.,TSi 10 j Fryen ffl e3 .VI ? 'I i, m '4 i M t