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iBOUDlf TIKI
JH Is the time when a
"WBIB Alin mncf rtneirac n M
W "DRESS WELL" g
"'Jl HofeolBnt pence wflh himself I
Ilofeolsnt peaco wfth himself
and nil tho wotld, nnd this feeling
of entlsfnctlon is euro to result in
his buying a now suit, Ho Hill
want a good suit, anil no matter
liow email liiti purse inny bo, liu
can get ii eult that will look well,
by buying from this stock, at
prcaont reduced priccB.
SWELL OVERCOATS FROM
S6.90 IP
DALRYMPLE'S
The Quality Store
Portland Visitors
-Rerkin's Hotel Restaurant.
FWhlte Cooks, lunch 10c to 25c. Meals a Ii
lie, 20c up. Dally Journal on I le. 5-27
LOCAL EVENTS.
'Dec-13. W 0. W. Mask ball.
l'.Ul Dec.lL Woman's Club.
Dec. 16. "Black Pnttt" at Jho
IlOU90.
oporn
Time and Experience
fhaR made tho LaCoroun lOcent cigar
king of its class. Mndo in Salem witli
boat quality nnd workmanship. Aug.
llluckeetein.
OV.S"l?03E5.Iwau.
iBetn th i inn Mna iou Haw Always Bough!
ri5S?
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS
J G Van Orsdel. Dallas.
M P Burnett. Corvnllis.
D E Swank, AuinsvtUo.
Dc A A Jossttp nnil wife, Salem.
W P Campbell, Chumawu.
II M Stnudmiojer, do
Oecar Btoelhanmor, Fort Steilacooui
i.
,0 F Lans'ng, city. .
T Ford. do.
W F Jeffress, Portland.
F Coo. 8 F.
F D Shields and wife, Portland.
,1' A Menzies, Portland.
(Walter B Day, Chicago. .,
i A Unix, h v.
Vni Beet, do.
tiv Uiirtou. do.
2
"DE Brockbank. do. '
James j uannin, Uoj t
Ge"o A Beavis, do.
F II Purdy, Chicauo.
Ralph G Whltlock, Louisville.
Geo 8 McCarthy, Brooke.
J M Grant, Dallas.
Branson & Rairan
Take pride in showing tbeir lino of
n urude uanned uooda, iry Borne
Kf'tho fancy cunuod peas, asparagus,
pumpkin etc. Just opened a tine lot ol
iulk Olives. Try them and you will not
1)0 disappointed.
Uo-to-date. Caoltal City flour has
no super! or.try it. Sold by all grocers
OASTOH.IA.
Stars th 1 1 R MM imi Hai8 WWW BOSgB
BJgnature T SJtfe. ,
of -vtS7X. -aXSuU
Grand Opera House.
JOHN P. CORDRAY, Manager.
'THE PERPETUAL SUCCES"
1 UK WOULD lAHOL'S
I
fs
Thirty f f the ninU talentod sinners.
lutincprK and rotorcd comedians hi the
jrld headed by
te-
BLACK PATTI
The creattst singer of her race, and
re-- innw Diimr?r
JUIIM lULtCI
"Tho Alabama Blossom"
'remntlrnr r; i new 'ratuiej embodied in
W FilinlniMiH-Mt." SpngofDixey,"
'Tliij Oivr.-Wic Kaleidoicono." and rp.
Snol vaiffWes
Prices 76o. 'OchihI 8fio,
kox oiiico ore-i for rale of sails Mou
BlackPatl
Troubadou
sy aiu a, iq.
SOCIAL, FRATERNAL, ,
. PERSONAL MENTION
Woman's Club Has a
Christmas Program-
Wompn'sClub.
Tim last meeting of tho Sitlcin
Woinnti's club beforo tbo liolidays will
bo hfld fntnrtlny nt thflr rooms in the
Hotel Willamette. MIbs Etliel Hnghos
will presido nvor tho mooting. Tho sub
Jccttn bu vonslilori'd, Rtul on which pn-
pcrs have Ixon proparnl, is "Oliristmna
Obft-rxniicrs of Many Natfons." Tliid
will bo of ecpi'clal inturert from tho fact
that it bar not received from many n
great deal of study and nt lent ion.
Colored Entertainers,
A delightful feast of melody and mirth
inny bo contldeniy nntieipnkd at tho
performance of "Illack Pntti's Trouba
dours." This mammoth nrunnizatton ia
endited with giving an o itcrtninmtnt
which never falls of exciting genuino
en huBioHii. There are forty nrtlsts In
lie cf mpsny, and many of them havo
nroputntion which is familiar iuetcry
city where thero is a theater, lilock
Pulti, the Mar of the combmntion, has
won fame and high lyric honors through
her incomparable tinging in every part
of Uncivilized world.
Her recent tour of Europe was n con
tinuous eeries of grand public ovations,
It is said that no singer of tho presont
feneration attracted such iininumo
throngs ns thosn which attended her
performance in St. Petersburg, Berlin,
Paris. Vienna and London. In the latt r
city bIio not only received tho tribu
of tho niaises, but royally paid her he
or through King Edward VII when i
was tno l'rlncoot Wnlep, who bestow i
upon bur his distinguished patronage. '
Tho ropcrtolro of tho Troubadours I
this Bcneon is entirely now and embodies
tho new laughing hit, "A Filipino ML
Fil," witli John Buckor, tho Alabama
BlofcBom, in tbo leading comedy ro'oj
ten groat specialty acts nnd Hlnck Pattl,
in a new mueical creation called 'Songs
of Dixlo." Thoy appear nt tho Grand
Opera IIoueo next Monday night.
Cast of Local Drama
. "Tho Senator's Wifo," tho great Now
York success, will bo presented at tho
Grand Oporn Honeo Wednesday night,
December lHth, under tho nusplces of
the Ladles' Guild cA St. Pnnl'a church,
Tho cast Includes tho follewing: Misses
Myrtlo Naomi Bufie, Musa Geer, Laura
Beiry, Mamie Babcock, Mrs". Berry and
Mrs. Anna B. Scovillo. Messrs Batil
WnKiier, Henry Pnpo, Edwnrd Thioleen,
Fred Fontaine, Louie Orant nnd Percy
II Levin.
Tho play affords opportunity for tome
vjry hnndsoma stngo effecta nnd olnbor
ato gownb, tho action taking placo at
Newport nnd Washington City.
Admission reserved seats, 60 cts.
Tickets may bo had from tho ladies and
nt tho box ufllco Wednesday, Deccember
18th.
Enlisted For the War.
An excellent showing was made by tlio
members of thcSt. Joseph's dramatic so
ciety who presented "Enlisted for tho.
I War" or tho "Home Guard" at tho!
j Grand opera house last night. Those j
put ciratin fnt o play worn W. Wlcko, '
I W. E-ch, August Huckestein.W. Crives- i
tin, Ed Ristino, F. Seidlinuer, MieECBi
Lena lieaolt, Ruby Goulet nnd Alicoj
MiUeo. Tho Blory of tho drnmn v-ns
particularly interesting, being a scene
enacted beforo tho opening of
tho civil war, tho trials of enmr
llfo and of the ones waiting at
homo. Mr. Wicko as tbo Union
soldier, wna in every way ajl that a
Boldior bhoufd be The part of the plot
ter was well taken by Mr. Eech. Mr.
Huckeatoin was worthy of tho great
npplaueo ho received nnd his son was a
good repro'entntion of tho "mere boy"
of his part. Ed. Ristino surprised all
by his excellent poitrayal of tho negro
character. Tho ladies wero all welluited
to their parts. Mies Benolt being tho
leading lady. Misa Goulet was admira
ble in Iter rolo as aleo was MIbs McGeo,
thoy being tho mother and sister, if
epectively, of the soldier.
Tho rimeic furnished by the Mt. An" I
Glee Club mado a decided hit w i
the audience. Not many had hen 1
thorn beforo, anditsoemed that tin y
would never tire of thoir singing last
night. Their selections wero rendered
under the direction of the Rev. Fatho'
Dominic. Of their number, the Chi
nese song, by Messrs, Maloney and Crc
nln, was seemingly tho favorite, as they
wero recalled to ropoatlt entirely.
Unity Church Baziar-
Tho Onriatmas bazaar conducted by
tho ladles of Unity church is proving a j to tho public this evening and Saturday
Buccuasjudglngfrom the largeattondanco j aflornoon and evening so that all may
therolastovenlng, nnd tho conaequen ; havo an opportunity to eee tho improve
saleamade. Beautiful and useful article i ments and become, hitter acquainted
aro displayod in gaily decorated booths J with the work. Everything will be in
and the Christmas shoppers can chooio roadineea for work ntxt week, and those
and find a hatr-pln from an artistic pat- wishing to join tho association should
td down to the uaeful but prosaic flat- make application at the office this eve
Iron holder. ' nln8 or tomorrow afternoon or evunlng,
The candy booth deserves eepiclal I eoas loonier upon the privileges at once,
mention wi'h its be vy of handsome Any young men desiring to enter any
young ladies in attendance. Cream and of the classes in the night school ebmild
obooola'.o caramels, also all kinds of nut do eo at once as the classes begin their
and tugar dainties aro temptingly di work in the newly equipped and well
playol, and guaranteed to be of the lighted olosirooms. The gymnasium
purest quality, a factor emulated to classes will begin work next week, and
anterinto the well being of the sin ill ai d thote desiring to enter should ! ave their
viraci'Mis consumer of Christmas goods, names with the general secretary.
The nfrethment booth is supplied' Next Sunday afternoon tbeie will be
wiili a toothsome and varied menu,
particularly invitlnr, and was largely
patronised. The ladies in charge of the
different booths are ae follow :
RtfreehnienU Mra. Albert Dlique.
Mrs. L. B. A.oClaue and Mrs N.J.
titallle. '
Candles Miw Frankie Chase, Miss
A Pretty Salem Wed
ding and Personals.
Carrie- Aekormnn, Miss E. Sehoenfeld
nnd Mins Mtolla Hurst.
Dol b booth Mrs, II Cnrtwrlirlit.
PictureR nnd book Miss Carrie Wil
lis nnd MIps Carrie Hitist.
Aprons and bugs Mrs M. V. Moy
or. Mrs. W. F. Osborn, Mrs. Bristol
Ke'eher.
Fancvwork and bnndkorchief booth
Mrs. J. II. Ackennan and Mrs. Ed. Ba
ker. Tho bazaar is continued this aftomoon
nnd evening.
Wolf-McCorkle Wedding.
An uuostHtitatloiM but pretty wodding
took place Wednesday evening at tho
roaldenco of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Mc
Corklo, at 538 Front street. Tlibir
daughter, Miss Li.zlo 11. McCorklo. was
mnrriod to Mr. Willirfm H. Wolf, tho
Iluv. Goo. 0. mtchey of tho First Chris,
tion church, otllciating Promptly at 8
o'clock tho bridal couple entered tho
parlor, as the stralnB of n beautiful wed
ding march woro played by tbo bride's
youngest brother, Joseo McCorklo. The
bridesmaid was Mies Grace Gill, nnd tho
groomsman, Mr. Geo. McCorklo, eldest
brother of tho bride. The iinpresslvt
ceremony was performed wlillo tho
couplo Btoood benoHth a bowor ol smilax
and Ivy Beautiful cut Honors were nr
tistically nrrnnged t iroughout the
rooms. At tlio conclusion of tho cere
mony a lunch was served, The guots
wero tho relatives of tho contracting
ptrtios. Tho bride wns becomingly
gowned in a wldto organdie nnd carried
fragrant white carnations. The brido
hn1) been a reaident of this city only
:'ico last September, coming nt that
i mo witli hur parents from Howell
Prairie. Tho groom is tho book-Veeper
i tho J. G. Wright & Co. commission
uibo, and both havo n largo circle of
fiionds who havo uxprcsod unlimited
wishes for their wedded lifo. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Wolf will reside in South Salem.
PERSONALS.
County Judge Scott ia in Portland to
day. J. B. Tuthillis in Portland for a few
day.
J, L. Lnmbirth ia a Portland visitor
today.
Mr. and Mra. Jos. II. Albert nro in
Portland today.
I U. L. I.acox and
registered in Pondlo
U. h, Lacox and wife, of baloin nio
ton.
Mr. an 1 Mrs. J. II. Brooke of Silver
tdto havo returned homo.
W. C. Clarke, of S.ilom, is n guest nt
tho Geieer. Baker City Republican.
Mrs. Thomns Holmnn will leave fcr
Sin francieco next Wednesday to re
mjiu several weeks.
It. W. A, Cherry has beon returned to
S tletn as permanent night operator 1 1
the southern Pacific passenger (bpot.
N. II. Spojr, from Junction City, has
taken tho placo of Night Operator
Onorry, who has beon transferred to
Silem. Woodburn Independent.
II. II. Hoggins L P. A.ofthoNorthorn
Pacific Ry., was in tlio city Inst night.
Mr. HuggiiiH has been trttneferr J to tho
Los Angeles division for several months,
and will leavo for that place Sunday.
Tho Woodburn Independent saye:
"The morning papors might havo had
the Presidan 'a mdiugo in tyud .twenty
four hours before issuing it, but tho
evening papers got tljere first. How
well do wo remember when tho first
evening papers appeared what a doubt
ful experiment It was considered."
SALEM
Y. M. C. A.
OPENING
New Headquarters to be
Thrown Open to Visitors.
Outline of the Work to be
Carried On This Winter.
'I ho large gymnasium of tlio Y. M. C.
V., with a seating capacity of nearly
00 was Inadequate for tho crowd that
attended the opening on Wednoeday ee
ning. Thootowd was so largo and tho
time so short that not enough opportun
ity was given for intpution of ttie
rooms. It has therefore been decided
that tho rooms should bo thrown open
an open meeting neiu in m gyuuiatimu
ai I o'eloek which will be aidreHed by
IV. u. haniner w, u., ami uie singing i
led by the Glee Olub. Kvejryone invited
to the earvlae.
" ,-..-., ,
Kearohl windliagMirgan has putan
other canal bill into tho Senate,
WADE IS
WILLING
TO HANG
Prepared to Part With
His Life
Still Insists that Dalton
ed the Shot.
Fir-
Tliat
Took Sweet Life From
Aorrow.
At tho trial of Jack Wado. hold in,
Portland yesterday for the murder of
James Morrow, tho prisoner was found
guilty of murder in tho first degree. Ho
mado tliH following remarkablo speech
in tho court room, saying ho wanted no
one to feel badly, that he deserved his
punishment and wns fully prepared to
face it. "I havon't much toiay, I havo
no excuse for the crime I am guilty of.
I went acro's tbo river with Dalton to
do this fob, and I am eauallv iruiltv
with him, nud I am willinc to give up
my lifo. I know I stanu equally guilty,
although Dalton fired tho shot, nnd-1
wish I could bring back Morrow by giv
ing up my lifo.
I wouldn't havo given wayon Dalton.
You couldn't pile monoy enough in this
courtroom to umko me tivo nnv
on him if In had not broken faith with
me. Ho did it all for that f 300. King
ami tho others wore going to help him
about that, and when ho was froo he
intended to have somo ot it. I am glad
my life is worth something.
I never meant to kill a man. When
I wont acros tho river there was no
tntiruer in my Heart, as to Uiceo men
who tried to throw mo down, I guess
they wanted tho $500. They say lifo is
Bweet, but I havo run over tho bit'erest
road, and I hope it is no worBO where I
mn going. I havo not been a bad man
very long, as you will find if you look up
my record. I novor thought of holding
up a man in my lifo until 1 mot that
man uiuion. no uiutrtcoax mo to go
with him. He told mo ho was success
ful in hold-upi ami I said I would go
with liltn. If I had done this thing
alone, I would havo sal J bo; but I did
not do it alone and I will never Bay so.
Thcbo fellows planned a urent Bchemo
to get that $500.
"My father and mother livo in Penn
sylvania. Thoronro fourteen of ui nnd
I am theoii'y one ever nrrested. They
say the black sheop will come, and I guess
I am that one."
"You havo pleaded guilty as chnrged,"
said Judge Frazor, addressing himself to
Wade, "and tho law makes it the duly
of tlio court to determine the degree of
niurdir. According to your statoinoi t
you wero a party to tho robbery in
tho
course of which lifo was taken, nnd un
der the law it mnkea no difference who
fired that shot. Tlio court tees but one
tinding, and that la that you aro guilty
of muider in the first doieo."
"I don't want niiyouo to feel dieheart
oned," broko in Wado. "I don't want
anyone to feel badly, for I tell you, men,
I don't feel badly. I don't know why,
but maybe it ia because there is some
thing that holds me up. Don't feel bad
ly about sentencing me to bo hung. I
was equally guilty with Dalton "
Overstocked With Felt Hats. Prices
Cut in Two for the balance of the sea
son. At Mrs. D. L. Flestcr's Millinery
Parlors.
Carefully compiled statistics of .the
British Empire, published' by a tradu
paper, bring out tho rather startling
fact that out of n population of nearly
400,000,000 about -18,880,000 or lesa than
ono eighth aio ol lirltlsn ulrlii or
descent, nearly 4000 are non-British
wiiito men and the colored rice number
343,000.
If You Want
A good moal on short notice, try the
White House Restaurant. This place
is open day and night, and nothing Is
served but tho best.
At a meotingof the rice growors and
handlers in Crowley, Ii., tho rice asso
ciation of America was organized, hav
ing for its object the promotion of tlio
industry.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W, Johnson went to
Jefferson today to visit their old time
neighbor and friend, A. O, I.lbb), who
is reported quite ill.
The II oily "I ChrUI.
No lodge or gHtlii-rliiK of any kliid
can compare or be mibBtltuted for the
church of Christ. MuUe no mistake ns
to the body of ChrUt. It Is no Htntue,
no galvanized corpw or dummy or
mnnulkln of nny nort.-Blshop Warren
A. Candler, Metuodlat. Atlanta.
SALEM
SEISMIC
SHOCK
Distinct Earth Tremors
This Atornins.
Felt
This morning a distinet eartlHiiake
shook was felt In this city. Masted three
iMHJomh. The vibrations were from
n irtli to south. No damage is reported.
Senator John Daly, who framed the
t ex' book law that overthrew the soheol
book trust in Oregon will stand for a t
nomination' He is tahl t know mun
about the state land system than any
Symptom
The blood may be in bad condition,
yet with no cxtcmnt signs, no 6kin
eruption or sores to Indicate It. The
lymptonw In such cases being n variable
Ippclitc, poor digestion, an Indescribable
weakness nnd nervousness, loss of flesh
and a general run-down condition' of the
system clearly showing the blood has
lost Its nutritive qualities, 1 as become thin
and watery. It Is In just such cases that
S. 5. S. has done some of its quickest and
most effective work by building i.p the
blood and supplying the elements lacking
to make it strong nnd vigorous.
"My wife used sev
eral bottles of S. S. S.
as n blood purifier nnd
to tone up n weak nnd
emaciated fiystetn.with
very marked effect by
way of improvement.
"Wo record it n
great tonic and blood
punlicr." P.Dui'l',
Princeton, Mo.
Is the greatest of nil
tonics, nnd you will
Hud the appetite Im
provcsatoiicc,strcnglli returns, and nervousness vanishes ns new
rich pure blood once more circulates
through all parts of the system.
S. S. S. Is the only purely vegetable
blood purifier known. It contains no min
erals whatever. Send for our free book
on blood nnd skin diseases nnd write our
physicians for nny Information or advice
(ranted No charge for medical ndvice.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, 0A.
mnnon tiiooutsnio ol tho stnto houao
nnd If I o comoa back ho will make
n fight to clean up that mnttor.
How to Cure Croup.
Mr It. Gray, who IIvob near Amonia,
Duchess county. N. Y., seya: "Cham
berlain's Cough Itomody Is tho best
medicine I havo ever urod. Ills a (Inn
children's remedy for croup and never
in ism euro." wnon given ns soon ns
tlio child becomes hoarse, or even nftor
ttiocroupy cough has developed, It will
prevent tho nttnek. This should bo
borno in mind and n bottlo of tlm
Cough Remedy kopt nt hand ready for
instant uo as soon na these ymptoins
appoar. For ealo by Dr. Stone's Drug
Store.
Tho modern miuistor wakes up and
takes eomo Intoroat in tho struggles of
humanity this sldo of tho goldon gates.
$100 Relief. $100.
Tho roaders of this papor will bo
(leased to learn that thoro 1b nt least ono
dreaded diseaso that science has been
able to euro in all its stages, nnd that is
( atarrb. Hall's Catarrh Cure ia tho
only posltivo cure known to tho medical
fraternity. Catarrh being n constitu
tional disease, requires a constitutional
treatment Hall's Catarrh Curo Is takon
Internally, acting directly upon tho
blood ami mucous surfaces of tho sys
tem, thereby destioying tho foundation
of tho disease, nnd giving tlio patient
Btrongth by building up the constitution
nnd assisting nature in doing its work.
Tho proprietors havo so much faith in
its curative powers, that they offer Ono
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails to euro. Send for list of testimoni
als. Addrocfl,
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, 76c.
Hall's Family Pills nro tlio host.
vjjSL
I FARMERS FARMERS 1
i
SMftRTER MEN
Than Old Noah Use Newspaper Advertising.
How the Want Columns of the One Cent Dally
Enables You to do Business at Home and
Never Leave the Farm or Ncelect Your Work.
A Sample Adlet, 3 Times for 25 cents, including once
in New Today; One Week for 50c, or $1.50 a Month
in the Daily Journal will Buy or Sell any Article.
Noah Is said to havo been the first man to adver
tise. Ho advertised the flood and kept constantly
at it until tho flr.od came, Tills is nut one more
proof of tho efficiency of advertising and one
that should bo imitated by all farmers. : : :
flow fo DO the Easiness j
Every farmer has sorrothlng to sell that hu can
turn into money and there aro plenty of people
who want that particular thing, Many have land
to sell or rent, stock to roll or rent on shares,
money to lend on real estate, fruit to sell in the
orchard, young slock to dispose of, horses or
breeding ('utile eating their hu. ds off, that some
one would buy if tliey only knew where to find
them. Hero Is the way to get tho business going
that will "avo you trouble, put you long on cash,
savu you time, wear and tear on teams and travel,
havo people, coming to you Instead of your run
ning after them; ::::::
1. Write down la as few words at possible Just what you have to sell or want to fcuy
from a wife up
2. Put down your full name and poslcfflce address by mall, so that people can write you
and your location so that people can come to see you.
3. Enclose cash with your order and state Just how loot you want the ad, to run, You
may not sell or buy at the end of ih- time for which ad runs, and then you can ex
tend It at the same rate and pay difference.
The Fophr of th? fid.
Hero is a concise form of an ad. for the Wanted
and New Tmlay column, and tho gentleman who
rui h this ad. does riiiitH a Urge real estate biil
uese through Tiik Jouiin'ai. want nit. : : : :
river road. K. r. 1). Ko, a, 10 '.tt-tl
The above ad coes three times for 25c ( including
one time in the "New Today" nnd two times in
the classified Wuut Column ) In this time it will
reach about ten thoiifaud poiple and some of
them are sure to want what you have or to have
what you want, if it'a a Mormon B ble : - ;
FARMERS!
fri-fri5f-!tVtf
ENGLAND
IS AT A
STANDSTILL
The Heavy Storms
Stop Business
Nearly Every Wire in
Country is Down.
the
And Ainnv Provincial Tnwnc
are Snowbound.
Lovdon Dec. 13. Tho Btorm has
caused a telegraphic brenkdown through,
out tho United Klnadom unequaled
since 1871. Tlio North is practically cut
off from tho South. Many provincial
towns are snowbound. Tho galea in tlio
channel nro nbatlng. Tho largo Austral
steamer Neritca which Imd just left hor
yards at London Jdorry line been driven
on tho rocka off Warcnn Point.
ANOTHER
FIGHT IN
PANAMA
Many Casualties Reported on
Both Sides.
Nktt Yore, Ciias. Alban has received
n cablegram from Buena Ventuin giving
an account of a big light at Rio San
Juan near Ihionn Vtnturn on Monday.
Buys tho Colon correspondent of tho
Herald, The revolutionists sent an ex
pedition ol 100 men ovorlnnd from
Titmnco This expedition waa surprised
at tho rivor by govemmont troops. Thoro
were many casualties on both sides.
Nkw Your, Dec. 15. A dispatch to
tho Herald from Colon, srvb Goneral
Fellaco, a Colombian Government of
flcor aays that, according to tho latest
nowa received Chilo and Colombia havo
Blgnod a treaty of nlllanco.
The Best Plaster.
A plcco of limine! damponed with
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound to
tho affected parts is Buporlor to any
plaster. Whon troubtod with Initio bnck
or pains in tlio side or chest, givoitn
trial nnd jou nro certain to be mnro
than pleased with the prompt relief
which It nffordn. Pain Balm also euros
rhoumatiBin. Ono application gives ro
lief. Foi sale by Dr. Stono'a Drug Store.
Try Capital City
croccrs handle It
Is made in Salem
Mills' fleur: all
It Is the Best and
The St. Elmo Restaurant
Is tho placo to cet first class meals. Wo
are prepared to give you tho best on tho
market and nt a low price.
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FOR SALE 5, 10 and If) aoris orchard
nnd chicken ranch. New house and
barn. Well water. Two miles out.
See G. W. I'earmine, '2 m lies north mi
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NOW IS THE TIME-
Seasons change. We -can't
change them. We can't jfre
vent the coming of "cold arid
damp airs.
But we can prevent? th'e sore
throats, the coughs, colds find
lung troubles by taking Scott's
Emulsion. Nothing docs more
to make the tender threat
tough. Nothing gives such
strength to weak lungs.
Don't take risks when it's
easy to be safe. Now is the
season lor takiner -Scott's
Emulsion in season.
We'll lend iou a ltl In Irr. If rnn I.V..
SCOTT St 110WNK, w Ttarl ttreet, New Vork.
Open Evenings
To accommodato the Christmas tFaclo,
I will keep my s.oro open overlings
until that tlmo Geo. O Wiu,,
Dealer In Pianos, Organs and Sewing
Machines. 1202w
Mlll'nery at greatly reduced nrftw.
M'.ssE. Smith. State St. 12 1112
Dears xh N Kind Yoa Hhj Almn Bj9
CLASSIFIED SC
ADVERTISEMENTS
Advertisements, five lines or less, la this column
lnsertedihreetlmesfor25c. 50ca Week. $1.50
month. All over tlve lines at the same rate
WANTfcD.
WANTED. Girl for goncrnt work, cor
ner 12lli nnd Oak strcota. Mra. J. C.
Goodalo. 12-10lf
WANTED Mon to learn barber trado;
tools furnished; also opportunity for
earning board; export instructions;
position guaranteed ; writo for partic
ulars. Aider's Barber College, Donvor
Colorado. ll-25lm.
FOR SALE.
FOR HALF VALUE-Sevon-room
house, barn, woodshed and well, lot
well fenced, close In, clear tltlo. Call
nt once. A. W. Dennis, North High
stroot. 12 10 3i
GOT8WGLDS. 10 head pure brodcoti
wold owes for sales nt a bargalu, In
quire of J. B. Craig, Shaw, Oregon.
FUR HALE. 3000 Cedar Posts. I also
havo on hand four grades of cedar
shingles. No shingles to bo found
elsowhoro In tho City llko our No. 1,
II. Thusu Bhlngloa aro tlio Detroit
brand, Hcknowlodgod by nil who havo
used them ns tlio bust made ihing.ea
on tho market. Hold by S. P. Mc
Cracken 14 and Nebraska streets,
Englewood. 10 20 tl.
FOR SALE-G, 10 and 15 acres orchard
and chlckon ranch, New house and
barn, Well water. Two miles out.
Seo U. W. Pearmlno, 2 miles north on
river road, h. F. I) No. 8. 10-25-tf
CALL AT FARRINGTON'8-New nia7
ket (t he old Frcuhurger market) for
choice beef, pork, Iamb, veal, poll! try,
etc., Statu and Twelfth streets. T.
Farrliigtou, proprietor, 'PhonoMain
jm O-lB-tf
FOR RENT,
FOR RENT. Largo, well furnished
room, for ono or two gentlemen. In
quiru Cor. Court nnd Liberty strcota.
12 10 tf.
FOR RENT Good house .onUnlon
street. Call at 424 High streot. A
A. Sclirelbiir. 12-4-lm.
FOR RENT Newly finished ofllce
rooms in McUornack Block. ( Stiaia
heat, elevator. 10-20tf.
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LODGE9.
FORESTERS OF AMERICA Court
Sherwood Forest No. 10. Meets Fri
day nights in Turner block. Ira
Hamilton, O. R. A. L. Brown, fieoy.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CALL FOR CITY WARRANIH-'Noi
tlco Is hereby given that there aro fund
on bund applicable to the payment of
all warrautsof thecily of Salem, drawn
on the general fund, Indorsed on or
boforu Juint 1 11)01. Holders of said
wurrnuts will please preaunt them for
payment, at Ladd & Bush'b hank, as
interest will cense from date of this
notice, John Moir, City Treasurer.
Salem, Or., Dec, A, 1001. , 5-lOt
PRIVATE BOAR!). Rooms and meals
ul 401 Cottage street, ono block from
Unitarian oliuroh.T-Missea Bayloy.
11 21 lmt
wTlLKON'S S I IM'lU PA RLO R8.
Tho only eliop in the uHy using the
Antiseptio RaKor Sterilizer. I also
iiave a Dandruff Curo that cures or no
pay Jus. W. Willsou, Prop., 247
Com St. 12 2t(
A riENTION FARMERS-Oats, Barley,
Hay and Prunes wanted. Will buy or
atore. Chopping done promptly. Get
our prices beloro you sell, Oluce op
posite Court House. Tilluoii-llurtlott
Grain Co.
H0PAND PRODUCE BUYERS.
S CAHMICIIAEL-lloetuver.
CAHMICIUCL-
Office In (lush.
J lireyniantildf, . baltm. Orcion. bampies
of choice hops solicited from all irowers.
I ILIENTIIAI.IIR0S.-New York. London. Saa
L. l'rncis:o, hop merchants Orcion office,
Ladd & Uush Uld(. Siltm. II. J. Ottenbeimer,
manaicr. Phone 461.
SQUIRE FARItAR-llop Commlson merchaat.
14 Commercial M. Room 2 u Malrs.
T A. LIVE5LEY&CO. -Hop mercha -Is Ob.
I. erhciin Ulock, Salem, Oregon. I'hoae 1211.
llM. I1ROWN&CO
Hon. mohair. Wool. Hop,
TT Growers' supplies.
no iiv vommertiai
I'honelJOI.
Streu, Salem, Orcion,
MCKINLEY MITCHELL - Uuyer or wheat,
oats hops, wool potatoes and produce ol
all kinds. Orryals, Orccon.
J.
G WHIGIIT & CO, buyersor fruit and pro
due of all kinds opposite Capital urewery
Commeiclalst . biem
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S. CILEA CO.- Wholesale fruits, produce.
etL- l-'iuli cacks for tale. Uuverao Or-
econ prunes, potatoes and produce of all kinds.
Wallace Warehouse, corner lllb and Trade sis.
Salem, Ortion
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piano tuners
AND REPAIRERS
if, PQWTi.ANn nw
For Salem aad vlclajt
leave ofdera at G oi
" WUtTs M lilf Stors.
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