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Newspaper Page TextRsKcicZri V' isasBHEsywBsesEHSHaas Scrofula Fow ate entirely free from It. Ii ma develop so slowly as toeanso llttlo It any disturbance during tho wholo parlod ot childhood. !Llt inny then produce Irregularity of the tomarh and boweU. dystHinslit, catarrh, firad marked tendency to consumption Sbeforo manifesting Itself in mUcu cutaneous kSniptlon or glandular swelling, nit Is best to he sura that you aro miito jfreo from It, and for Its complete eradlca IMbu you can rely on food's Sarsaparilla Be bent bf nil medicines for nit humors. Special Inducement to Young and Old A rackige of Menier s Pwo Choro- ita with tcb pound of our blended ton lld Diamond Blend, atGOc per pound. (oi pouud has beuu returned (or not fffWInjt satisfaction, and we know tills ?ta will Butt otervbodr that is a lovur of xviaw r. -war fry pound it our word and tlio tea lull you tha rest. hkohama Tea Store raasMO Hsll! Is IS jjj If. BREDEMEIER, Prop, fcrSfSoae 24-11. Free Delivery. I? "H .ae $ Portland Visitors rkin's Hotel Restaurant. i.Watte Cooki, Iuo:m 10c to 25c Mean a la tarts. 20c a Dally Journal ou file. 5-27 LOCAL EVENTS. Ban. 11. Woman's Club Meoting Ed- fiicatlon. fPollard'i opora company at tho Grand. Ran. 15. "Day of Atonement" at Opora Ihouio. WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS &.'.. . . . ... , ., . ., . rpreaencx waru, xtow xoric. TfMlii May Ward, do. jMiss Aahton, do. '-Alloa Trascott, do, ,DaTidTraitcl. do. atry Johnstone, do. II flaussman, S. F, K Waldinan. do. OFPeareon, Portland. RH ratiy. tin. 'John A Grain, do. F II Paap, do. G DGrpoloy, Oiakls, Minn. Gha L Hunter, Albany. P M Davis nnd wife. UoisoCity H J Si-htHffor, Seattle. Mrs 0 0 T inmo, Tncoma. 'JO llaytn, Dallas. W P-itter, Ohenmwa. Hb.-rt LOt, Woodhnrii. HM Co?,er,8. F. 'A DGiu ham. IMriot. L 11 i htm N V. Oha A I'rtrk, Oiiy. Balelvli Moores. I.t'lmuoii. .Will llAtcholor. Ulty. WaM Kelly, 8, F. fcS-tops the Couch and Works off the Cold. iLxatlvo llroiuo Ouiidno Tahiti oiuo a cu'd 1 un day. Net Cure, No l'ay. I'rio. ii ointi.. n ilaiproteniouta to ho mado nu lint Bal - tlntoro A Ohio lystrin during Ihuyear .grffjjjoit t least $30,000,0(0. A large TJwrtTan of this sum is to bo expended on tiSEs" ne,i ' Iitla,mrJ to Chicago. 4Wk &ircp Your Bowels Strong. .Constipation or diarrhoea when ,j?j)5Jbowels are out of order. Cas JcjftU Candy Cathartic will make meat ace naiurauy. ucuuiiic lauicia Swiped C. C. C. Never sold in Ail druggists, ioc. University of California wants K4ft races struck off the list for its 'ttaltib contsst with Pennsylvania in SWtiniTinf no wall Tflth CmeareU. VIa4? m. lLln nA nnal(tl Irtr fAr f.a4f a a O. fall, drugclata rf and money Hmy.ot tbo fastest horses in tho oantry aro entered for tho Brighton Kae&inMtlng. ' ?T JfjKaw An Tf.ur Kidneys f ftrlItM'flar(iBt rilUear nil kldnsr I Ilk. Bam. '-., Aa. BttUa Beaxdr C. Chlaga or A. T. ttrA- ftlj favorablo to tho project of iJlia.J.awricn oulsial represeatatiro to the VUa is i rowing in Rome. Crala-0 Crala-OI i XWatember that name when you nSmftiL delicious, appotltlnc, nourish ijBMi& drink to take the placo of paJrtaVfioIfl by ail grocera and liked PrmjrHho hare used it. urain-u la tZ pure rrain, it aiaa aigesuoB eoKthana the nerres. it la not tant but health builder ana tllrea as well aa the adults can wlta great benefit. uoaia axa much aa coffee. 15c. and packace. Ask your grocor IfVAinl'wti m TWvpottea business during tlx last jMtwa the greatest alncer lBtfO. Oetten goods manufacturers will pro t against tho exclusion ofChineae. as Gaud Opera House 'JOHN F COBDRAY. Waatfer. rday Jan. 11. One Kltbt , ..0aly MOVELTY OP THE SEASON. LARD'S USTRALI AN JUVENILE OPERA C 0. fc5 Youni? 6 weeks at the TIy oll Opera House S. F. AJtists IN THE MUSICAL COMEDY be Gaiety Girl" BRING THE CHILDREN MCES-33C 30C. 75c aad SI.OO. raaaMasUlKAiardar?. at. iMiatr eTtttaitiM - Sstitj IwwL SALEM SOCIAL - AND - Warde In the Alountebank, Frcdorick Wardo in tlio MoiintobooJti is tho greatest sctor who lias over played in Salem. ilo wns hero Jan. 0, 1000, in tho Lion's Moutli, but oven in that short lopao of Umo shows dovclopmnut toward higher quality of dramatic art. In tho last ten years Salem has hnd Melbourne McDowell nnd BIbiicIio Walsh inLtiToeca, Robert Mnntoll in Secret Warrant, Eugenia Hlalr'a Lady of Qual ity, JUndmann in tho Morclmut o( Venice, Louis James in Bpartncus, and many other good plays by good com panies, but nono so flulBhed and com pete and sustained by such n perfectly balanced support as Wardo in this pres ent nlav. Wbllo rendering this part of clown and juggler combined, wo nro never left to feel that thorn is otbor than a eplondid manhood battling tho un toward circumstances that have cast his lot in hard lines. This noblo mnnbood illuminates the whole play, aud yet it is oaly mado prosent a? n subtle quantity, not paraded Smiles and tears, sighB nnd laugbtor chase over tho faces of tho beholders and few actors possess the genius to sway tho nudionco from ono extreme to tho other by a look or a gesture, Mr. Wardo does not produce bis effects by subcr llnntiug his support and oncb would bo worthy of panegyric. MiasAshton as Madeleine, wife of tho Mountebank, Mies Dertello ns his son, aud Miss Warde as tbo dancer and ptln coes, nro nobly sustained. Tho refine ment of tbo play that is cast in the throes of the Fronch revolution Ib shown in the tromonduous background of devo tion between man nnd wife that is pro duced on young and old. Thoso who underestimate tho moral valuo of the stago should have been prcsontand bavo realised what thoughts woro carried away by thoso who regard tbo marriago Gaiety "A Gaiety Girl" to be produced to ; night at tho Opora Houbo by Pollards Australian Juvonilo Company is an' n,ir,in.i mnitnnl vimnHv tlmt im mHt I with big success in London and t 1 "" i York, it will bo seen hero fortbotlrst time. Tho story opons at Windsor bar racls, tho headquarters oi the Oih Lifo Guards, They havo invited somo so ciety ladies down to a garden parly and Major Barclay has taken advantago of tho occasion to invito somo galely girls It is the mixing of society with stuge bond lightly, air. Wardo paid tho opera house a great compliment, as well as the high character of our liberal citi r.ons who mado it poBsiblo to havo such a templo of amusement, which ho said was second to none in tho Northwest. Tbo Company left today for Rosohurg, and are certain of a cordial welcome at 8alem at all tlmoi in tbo future Tho house was packed, as it has been at all first-class presentations that havo ap peared, and at tho end of the second act Mr. Wardo and Company were recalled twlco, and at the end of the third, four times, and it was then that Mr. Warde mado a vory agreeable and porfeoily worded speech to the audlenco. which was again appreciated to tho utmost. Tho annual meeting of tho directors of the American Hackney Horso Sucioiy has been postponed. BEST FOR TH BOWELS U ion b Tn't a rmilr, by-llbr "V1""0 ' rj d jour 111 r .lTW. P.yo ms tullitoeil ivi-rc tit tb tfcaimif ta bovalt c boweWopa bntcbTilei . ,.... -- ".---7 i ...i7k. i..ik . ...II tutar,it i. JiLMruUl TkMKAottl il! ti Mf, CASltll iu- .irand cKan ! to t" jjinc. - w. -.m. .mw vw- CANDY OATHABTIO sbswHsbBSsBsbHibKS ,4BaW3JH aflsBHBHnaKom'lwbi'-'' ifc'faJ8lUKMm 16sH8h9bbHb11bu6m1Hh Hnv BHsnVsBllllllftlllsllllllsH EAT EM LIKE CANDY piuMBt iautu mi '5id.,.9l2a ur Us. fnu tot In MU.I-U m-i b.kiM bMHti. .44r " numio uatsT toar.rr, cuumco ra lefif- KEEP YOUR BLOOD GLEAH szc WORLD PERSONAL MENTION Taken From Les Miserables "Tho Day of Atonement" will be picronlcd Wednesday evening Jan. 15, by the local cat of 45 players organized by Mr. F. N. ftodgars, Owing to tho length of I ho play, the curtain will rise nt 8: 15 Bliijrp. Tho Bttlo of tirkots will or on nt tho box nfllce in the opora Iioueo Wednesday nt I) a. in Regular prices prevailing. This grand production bay llug been so highly recommended by press nnd public in botb Portland ntid Snu Frnucieco nhoto it was produced iU lately will bo in buforo produced strictly on its merits. Tho Portland clergy Bald "A greater lepeoii of kindness wns never before to beautifully displayed upon tho stage. It is something novor to bo forgotten, Beautiful in every rospect." ''Tbo Pay of Atouemont" is notllko ninny dramas, more or less of the samothing, but vory unique and tho most iutoroatlng drama ever witnessed by an nudionco. It con sists of It) prominent characters, 5 acts aud 11 difforent scenos, with spoclal music, econory nnd costumes. A Noted Actress. Mrs. 0. 0. Thorn.formerly Katberino Cogswell, too noted uctross, nt a tiino n momber of tho Frederick Wardo com pany, was in the city last night. Sbo now resides at Eugnno and was onroute to Cacoina to visit friends. She attended the porformauco at tho Opora Houeo last night. PERSONALS. The marriago of Miss Lena Broyman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Broyman, ti Dr. Frank Snolocor of Birmingham, Ala., is announcod to take place in this city Jan, 15th. Mrs. W. 0. Knighton of Portland, is visiting her mother, Mrs. E. E. Waterw, Girls celebrities that causes many of tho funny complications. Tho S. F. Call of Nov. 21st says; "Tho Pollard Children of tbo Famous Austral- 1 m Ti.Hnk.ll.. f,mn Or.vns.nn. n A llfllflnn. luu .juu..iio viuin viuuiiia.. mo .n..n o vnrv Biwronafiil rniBimmnnt at the Tivoli Onera Houto. with "A Gaiety Girl" for this week's piogramo. Thl organization offers n unique ontortain moot. Tho children aro tho cloverest that havo over boon soen hero in this lino singing, action and dancing with all the capacity of "Grownups" who know their business. Misa Lura Pugh has returned to her homo at Albany, after a visit with rela tives here, Mrs. G. W. Jones and Miss Church have gone to Portland for a few days' visit. MisaSira KennoJy of Champoey was thoguest of friends in Salem yestenUy. Mhfl Kate Godfrey has gone to Port land to visit friends for a fow weeks, T. Holverson has returned from spend ing a few weoks at Boswob Springs. Miss Ethel Gulss of Wood burn is visit lug Iter aibter, Mrs. E. 0. Patton. Mrs. W. Carlton Smith, o! Turner, is visiting friends in Salem. Mi. and Mrs M. M. White have re turned from Portland. Miss Bess!.. Stevens has gone to Wood-: barn to visit relatives. Julius Rankin has gone toPort land for a fow days. The La Corona, iheent olgar is Wia kind that suits. By far tho bust, apd always ou hand. Aug lluckuufctein, bulem. l(4,presntative Lowing, of Massaohu e.lts wants ex-preaidunts put on a sal ary of $36,010 from the date of their re tirumsnt. Jaww Le, a Seattle druggist, rallied a bronzM elatuto in his store and has lost i de otfl'' ' dnrtmnt potmaster. H)dwj UiMiviitM wno Mas jHHod as an Kaj'lali pser for ytMn. has lwm arrested ai Hoi KftriugJi, Ark., (or swindling. OkiatwiiHAruona and Now Mxko will plaal for statehood during tho month. Coagress pasted Friday dUemelng the, Permanent Census Bureau bill- An Excellent Combination. Tho pleasant mothod and beneficial effccU of the well known remedy, Jrnur OP Fias, manufactured by the OALiFOimiA Fio Syiihp Co illustrato thoValueof obtalninrr the liquid luxa tlvo principles of plants known to be medicinally laxntlvo and prearntlng thumiii tho form most refreshing to tho taste and ucceptablo to the system. It is tho oua porioct strenjrtheuiti(; laxa tiva, cleansing; tho system offeotually, dispullhi(f colds, headaches and fevom ruutly j'ct promptly and enabling1 ono - overcome habitual oovatipation per manently. Its perfect froedom from overy objectlonaole quality and sub 3t!Minn, Qi'd its actlnff on the kiduoya, llvtir and bowels, without weakening; or irritating them, make it the ideal laxntlvo. In tho process of manufacturing1 fljje nro used, na they nra pleasant to tho tuNte, but thn medicinal qualities of the remedy nro obtaiued from stnnaand otlior 'aromtitic plants, by a method known to tho Oaupokkia, Fi Srnnr Co, only. In order to ff at ita bancflcial vfi'octs and to avoid imitatioaa, please remember tho full namo of thoComDany printed on tho front of overy package. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. BAlf FltAirOIBOO, OAX. i,0UT8YU.tj:. xr, jnrw tore. k. t. foraaloby all PructrlaU. Price Mo. porbottlft DON'T WAIT FOR THE FUNERAL Say Kind Words for People Befoe They Die. "If folki could havo their fuuorals when they aro alive and well and strug gling along, what a bulp it would bo 1" sighed Aunt Jerusha, folding hor Paisley elinwl with gient caro. Now thoro Is poor MIb' Brown," sbo added, as sho pinned hor Sunday bonnet Into tho green vol!. "How unoouratcd sho'd Iihto boen, if sho could have heard what tho minister eald today I I wouldn't wonder ono mite if alio'd hnvo got well. 'And Deacon Brown a-wlpon his oyos and all of them taking on so I Poor soul, sbo never dreamed they out so much by hor. "MiV Brown got dlrcouragoJ. Yor soo, Deacon Brown, ho'd got a way of blaming everything onto her. I don't supposo the deacon meant it 'twas just his wny but it's nwful wearing. When things woro out or broke, hp ncteil just as if Mis' Brown did it horsolf on pur- pofo.nnd thoyail caught it. llko mo . .. .. meufilos or tho whooping-cough, .!. I "And tho minister n-telllng how tho deacon brought his wife hero whon't wa'n't nothing but a wilderness; and how pationtlv sho boro hardship, and what a good wife sho'd been I Now tbo mlnistor wouldn't havo known anything about that If tho doacon hadn't told him. Dear, dear I If ho'd only told Mis' Brown herself what ho thought, I do beliove bo might have saved the funoral. "And when tho minister eald how tho children would miss their mothor, seemod as though tlioy couldn't stand it, poor things I Woll, I guess it is truo enough. Mis' Brown was always doing for some of them. When tlioy wero singing about sweet rest In hoavon. I couldn't help thinking that was some thing Mis' Brown would havo to get used to, for sho never bad none of it hero. "Sho'd havo been awful pleased witli the flowers. They woro pretty, and no mistake. You soo tho deacon wa'nt novor willing for hor to havo a flower bed, Ho said 'twas enough prettier sight to see good cabbages a growin ; but Miss Brown always kind o' hankered after awoet-smolling things, like sweet peas, and such. "What did you ray, Levi?, Most timo tor supper? Well land's sake, so it 1b 1 I must have got a meditating, I've been thinking, Levi you didn't tell the minis ter anything about me. If the pancakes and tho pumpkin pies are good just say so as wo go along. It ain't bout to keep everything laid up for funerals." Auno Jerusha, in Evening Herald. Sketch of an Oregon Pioneer. Wra. T. tagati who died Jan. 8th at the homo of his brother-in-law James Simpson in the Waldo Hills, this county, was born in Missouri, and was about sixty years of age at the time of his death. Ho was a son of Win. Logan and came across the plains with that, family in 1861, locating in Marion county. Ho wasmarriod to Miss Alice Pritohard who died some years ago and was buried at Boio, where his retrains were also laid at reat on Friday, funeral torvlees beiug held at the grave 'and conduoted by a local minister. The fu neral procession started from the Jas, Simpson place at eight o'clock Friday, Deceased was a blacksmith by occupa tion and followed (its trade at elo a great many years, and there had many frUmbi aud his conduct made him so well likd that it oan bo truthfully said that he had not an enemy in the world. For a number of years he lived in Yam hill county, conducting a livery business at Dayton and at Me Mlnnvllle, and come years ago ho reti'ed from bunine.s and bought a home in this city, resid ing in Yew Park, whara be leave soma' I property, as well as at Boio aud at Mc-1 Mlnnvllle. Ho leaves two sisters, Mrs. I W. P. Simpson ot South Salem, Mrs. ix; Uptlio Shrtver of Seattlo, and one brother, KubsoH Itogan, of Woods, Ore gon. He had no children living by his marriago but brought up from childhood a young lady who became Mr. Phil Tioiuasof Salem, now of Santa Paula, Cal, ilo was a dovoutChnstlan and his wholo life was lived in tho fear of God and animated by eincero regard for his followman. Mr. Logan leaves a largo circle of friends in this city. 'Among thoto v ho attended tho funeral woro W, II. Logan nnd wlto of Mc Minn illo, a nephew. SUNDAY SERVICES MlNISTKHIAti IINIOX. Salem Ministerial Union will meot n tho Y. M. C. A. parlors, Monday, mm at 10 n. m. Piof. P. J. Hondley will road a psperupon tin "Inscription and au tliority of tho Biblo" All ministers In vltcd. Gko. O. RtTCHKV, Socrolary. FinST nAPTIBT Rov. John O. Douglass of Portland will conduct the srrvlcos at tho First BaptiBt church Sunday, morning and evening. V. M. C. A. Rov. Winans will address tbo moot ing for sien at tho Y. M.O. A , Bund ay anernoon at 4 ociock. All mun aro cordially invited. church op cioo North Salem, Rev. A. Wilson, pastor, rrencning nt ii a. m. anu at 7: so p. in. Sunday school at 10 a. ui. Mtd-wook prayer meeting Wodnosday ovoning at y.30p, m. CKNTHAL CONOItHOATIO.VAL. Corner of 19 aud Ferry stroets. T, II. Henderson, pastor. Subject at 11 a. in. "A Wlthorrd Branch" 8ublect at 11 a. m. "The Uncovering of l'ho Hidden Things of Tho Unlverao." CII11ISTIAN BC1EKCK Second Church of Christ, Sciontlst, 21)0 Liberty street. Services at 10:30 a. in. and 7:30p, m. Sundays; and overy Wednesday uvoning at 7:30 o'clock. 8ubject of lesaon sermen: "Life." I.UTHKRAN. On East Stato stoat. Rov. Ad. Eherlo. pastor. Sunday school 10 a. in. Altar sorrico 11 a. m. Sermon 11:30 a.m. Gorman Parochial school Saturday from I) to VI a. m. Strangers wolcorao. UN1TA11IAN Corner Ohamekota and Cottnce ets. William G. Eliot, Jr., mlnistor. 8ur- vlco at 10:30 a. m. Subject of sermon : "Tho Dutv of llannlnoss." Snndav- school at 12 m. Evening sorvice omit ted. UNITKI) KVANQBI.ICAI. CHUIICH. 0. A. Rnbing, pastor. Cottago hot. Marlon and Conter. Sorvicos Sunday Jan. 12, 1002, 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a. m. Preaching Subject "Whoro art thou?" 0:30 p. in. Y. P. 8. 0. E. Prayermoeting. Evotilng service omit ted. I'lltsr rilKHIlYTBHIAN CHUIICH. II. A. Ketchum, pastor. Proachlng at 1:30 n. m., and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 12 in. Young peoples' meeting nt 0:30 p.m. Subject of mornins sermon. "Tho coming of tho Kingdom." Subjoct oi evening sormon, "uniting." MKTHODIBT EPISCOPAL. John Parsons, pastor. Sorvice at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School nt 12 m,. and hn worth Loamio at 0:30 n. m Subject of tho morning sermon "What Conversion Did," and ot tho ovenlng sormon, "Tbo corans of the Biblo." Special music by tho Choir. Prof. Fran cesco Suloy, director. CiritMANJIAP IHT. North Cottago st. F. Hermann, pas tor. Sunday school at 10 a. in, At 11 o'clock, sormon by tho pastor, Topic, "Tho l hurch tho Body of Christ." At i .,, BM,, n,. r (? ,r'i'i"" .UI. III. II. til.. !.. II. ..... .1I.T ! I.. . . --- . " " - -..... .-.w Invited to come and nsclntn with uc. In tho evening a good tr.iinod choir will sing. KHIHT CONUItKUATION VL. W O. Knnlner. I). I) . Pa-tor. At 10:30 a m, there will bo a brief sermon 'on "Tha Three- Cros'es of Pnlvary" fol lowed by tho communion rorvlco. Sun day school at 12 m. Junior endeavor at 3:15 p. in, Miss Alma .Monro, leader. Y. P. 8. 0. E at 0:30 p. in , Mr bidnoy Morrison, loader. At7:-0p. in. thoro wl'l bo a sacred concort for which a rich program has been prepared. YKW PARK UNITKI) HUKTI1KKN. Merrilt Davis, padtor. Services at 11 a. m. mid 7:30 p. m. Morning subject: "Tho Kaglo and The Rick." Evoning Tepic: "St. Paul's Convercatlon." Sun day will bo the beginning of sp clal and continuous Evangelistic meetings. Con ducted by the Pastor. Preaching to bo gin overy night 7:30. A short proiea and rong servico of 30 minutes will procedo tho preaching. Como early and participate. fiiibt ciiuiariAN. 0 irner High and Center streets. Goo. 0, Rltchor, minister. Services com mencing tho rovival. 8errnon at 10:30 a. in.: "Plonty of Work, But Few Workers." Seimonat 7:30 p. in.: "Tho Importance of Coming Into thn Church" (Will uso diagram.) Bllle school at 12 m. Senior C. E. at 0 30 n. in., Miss Clara Scott, leader. Junior 0. E. at 3 p.m. Berean New Testament History classat5:30p m. Sunday ln rtead of Monday evening on account of tho rovival sorvlcea. All very heartily invited to all services. The Farmers of North and South Da kota and Minnesota have expressed con fldenco in J. J. Hill and incidentally tho merger. DON'T looAccusprr and SMOKE YourLlfeowavf You can b cured of any form of tobacco, uilnu ciiily, be mad well, tronr, magnetic, full of new lire and vigor by taking KO-TO-BAO, ttiat make weak mux strong. Many gain ten pound in tea diri. Over 300,000 cured. AlldnifrUti. Cur cuirnleel. Hook Ut and adfic VUliU. Addreu 8THRUNO iUVlHDV CO., CUlcaao or New York. XJ A revolution 4s imminent in Servia. The treasury is tmpty and the troops are dltcoa tented, iCOUGH SYRUP cures nacktorr Coughs, Boro Lunga, Dronchltla, Grippo, Pneumonia and all aevoro luntrniTocilona. "Why then risk consump tion, a slow, euro death ? Take warning-1 AH at once I Buy a bottla of Dr. Bull' Cough Syrup, A doctor's proscription, used over CO yearn. Price, only 25 cent. Insist oil .having It. Don'b bo Im posed upon. Reftiao tlio uealor'a enbatltatot it la not m eod av Dr. Hull's. Salvation Oil carta RbeumatUro AjuaoudPa-ia. laajaci. Br.Buils BMSMIiMBaHnMsnaSHBaJi aSSSBkniBflBHBHBagSMsjS. , - feA -jajfSM4pSSSSSaSpsSSJSJsajSJSJSJSJSJSJSJJSJ Tho IClntl You Ilavo Always iu U8o for over 00 yenrs, nnd -rV2. HoiiulBtipcrvislru sinco itsinfltncy. wl5 ws All Countorfoits, Iinltntlons nnd " JuHt-ns-jjood" nro hufe Experiments that triflo with m l omlnnger tho lienlth oC Infants and Children Exiicri' nco ngnlnst Hxporlniont What is CASTOR I A Gnstoria is n hnrnilofj substlluto for Castor OU, Pare goric, Drops nnd Soothing- Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphino nor other Knrcotio substnucc. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroy "VTsrins nnd allays Povorlshncss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Ooltc. It rclloves Toothing Troubles, cures ConatlpCAlon nnd Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy nnd natural sleep. Tho Children's Panacea- f ho Mother's Friend CELINE CASTOR! A ALWAYS Boars tho J aalBi Thb KM You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TMt CIHT1UR OOI1MNV, V7 MURRAY fIT. NCWVORH eiTV. MAJESTIC S X A NEW WILL ARRIVE SOON v When we will be able They have been over six months on the way, but many customers have waited. R. M. WADE & CO. District Attcrnoy Jeromo iu but-lly In vcstluatlug tho recent tunnel disaster in Now York. WbatSba we Have for Desert Thin quostlan arises in tbo family overy day. lot ua anHwer It today. Try Jell-O, a delicious und healthful doHHert. Prepared In two minutes. No boiling! no baking! simply add ' boiling water and Hot to rool. Fla-' rent: Lemon. Orango, Itaspbtirry and . Strawberry. Got a package at your grocera today. 10 eta. A riotous nntbBrltlsh demonstrallou occurred yesterday at Ualsburg, Ilungitry. I Statk of Ohio, Citvof Tolkdo, ). I.U0AH COUNTV, J Fiiank J. Oiiknkv makes oath that ho is tho senior tmrtnor of tho llrm of P. J. Oiiknkv & Co , doing buslnos in tbo City of Toledo, County und Hlato aforo said, nnd that snld firm will pay tho sum of ONK HUNDHKD DOLLAH8 for each and evory capo of Colnrrh that can. not becurod by the ueoof Hai.ih ua tahiiii Cuk. FRANK J. CHUNKY. Sworn tobbforo mo and subscribed to in my prosenro, this sixth day of Deceit) bor, A. D. 1B80. a aa - t Itintil A. V. tJJ.I'ABU, IRkblJ Notary Public. llall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally and acts directly on tho blood and mucous surfaces of tlio system. Bend for testimonials free. F. J CHUNKY A CO., Toledo, 0. Hold by Druggists, 75c, Halt's Family Pills aro tlio best. Carnegio has named tbo trustees of Ills ton million dollar gift fund. At their head Ib the president. Bed Time - take a pleasant herb drink, the noxt mornlnz I feel bright and my com plexion Is Iwtter. My doctor says it acta gently on tho stomach, liver and kidneys, and la a pleasant laxative, u is made of horbn, and Is prepared as easllv as tea. It 1b called Lanos Medi cine. All druggists sell it at 26c. and CO eta. Lane's Family Modlcine moves the bowels each day. If you cannot got It, lend for free sample. Address, Orator Woodward, LoRoy, N. Y. Eerious riots aio recurring I" Harco- iona, Spain, DO YOU Know Where vou can gft a first class meal? Everyone sars the White House Restau rant Is tho host placo. The report that a government cilsls was Impending in Chile is untrue. OAb-fOrtlA. Beartlo lr KW YmHiw AhranBMgll Tho British war ofllee ha) istued a call for WM volunteers for South Africa. Ask your grocer for (J. Stolx's home made mincemeat not as your mother mado but as you'd make it yourself, 12dtf, Baker City Is about to supply power to small concerns of that city. CASTOR I A Tor Infant and Children. Be Kffld You Have Always Bought YIamm tiam I ftlgnatwreof 4K?tV 1Wias &J 9 Botight nntl Avhlch Ims been has homo tho signntiiro of Ims hcen mndo tinder his por- Sifrnaturo of CARGO to Fill all Orders? Troublo In browing among tho Ohoy ennofl on tho Liunu Door reservation in Montana. Oj3,H OllIA. Btur tn B'natnn .he Kind "ou Hate Always Boiihi Affiafe SLOT MAOMINES 47 VARIETIES Wo aro tho lurm-a mniiiifarturcr of coin oiMiraunir murium ry in mo worm. rllo for mir ciitulouue MILLS NOVELTY CO., Chicago. aft iM11C...lk I.H..... CI...I ii iu j euutn iDiigtivn oirooit Your Best Friend When you find yourolothos all nut of order, worn and with buttons off, etc., you want tho right person to take earn of thorn and that person Is your stop mothor at tho Hitlem Dyo Works. At this ostabllBiimontyou can get any thing set o righto, from a pair of glovos, to tho most elaborate rilk gown. A gnntlnman ran got his hat cleaned, his trnufors orcasod, or bis wholo suit ro, Jtivotiated to suit ills tasto, also four suits a month for ono dollar. Duttons I sowed on, rips sowed up, stilts nrosied on short notice. New goods shrunk for dress making. MRS. C. H. WALKER 105 Commercial Et. Salem Iron XlTfvw and All kinds Iron ami brass cast ings. Repairs of all kinds of farm and mill ma chinery. YVVliVD Foundry JAMES GILL, Leasee. 10 'it tf Royal Insurance Co. A. T. Gilbert, resident agent of above InstirautHj Co, is now prepared to do a largo Insurance business, Will alio handle real estate. I have a team and carriage which Is at rny customer's ser vice and I will tako ploaBitro In showing parties what I havo for sale. Ollloe ai present with T A. Llvesluy k Co, CAPITAL UiTY Express and Transfer Moots all man and natseugor trains Haggago to all parts oj the olty. Prompt service. Telephone No. 211. DJ8QUB A HOMYICR SOULE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS For Salem asd vklnlty leave orders at Ceo Wlir fnuitc Store. PORTLAND OR. S. C. STONE, M. D. Ml PROPRIETOR OP Stone's Drug Stores HALEM OREGON. Toe stores two la number! are located at Ho. 235 and 333 Commercial street, asd are well stocked with a complete line ef drusssad ncd kutei, toilet ankles, perfumery, brushes, etc- DR. STONE Has baa soma 35 years experience taibt prc- let of iaeikla aad bow. makes no chare. for oajultatlon, txamlaaitua or prtKnpttoa. TfflRAME : CLASSIFIED "X, ADVERTISEMENTS Advt ttlitraentr. t t lines or lets In thl, cMmr. lnsrieaihreetimesforaEc.5oeawtekitso a ntontli. All oer flvaiicea .f ih?::!Lv':f "aIVK1UV iajfj WAMtD. OVlfi iWANTED-Wc pay 2"ctsTer l.llliliul Irt. l.lUlft IIAl. I. .llt.. . ....... .. uuuu von ii univereu at otio Ppcks luinltbcil. lltowster & White, 01, Court stieel, Sultm, Ore Eon. l.QBt. ENGlNKIilt-Comprti'iit,' eitoriehced, reliable, wantB permanent poiftiou. Address A. II. M. Journal office 1-9-tf. FOR SALE. H0G8 FOll PALK-Wo havu a few stock liogs for sale also a hw cholca brood Bowffat tho llatich on Garden roud 'A miles cast of this city. Geo. Swegle. l 7-3t. NKW WOOD YAKD.-aedBnd four foot wood. Largo and second growth fir, nsh and willow delivered to any pat of tbo city. Phone 11515 Black. W. 11. Uurtllck. l2-18tf. FOK SALE.300irCedar Poata. 1 also lmvo on hand four grades of cedar shingles. No Bhingles to bo fonnd clsowhore In tho City like our No. 1, ii. 'ihoso shingles aro the Detroit brand, acknowledged by all who have UBod them as the best made shlng.es on the market. Crackou 11 nnd Englewood. Bold by 8. P. ilc- Nubraska streets 10 29 tf . . a FOtt BEHT. FQlt KENT.k-Four furnished rooms for light housokcopluo; at 45 South Com mercial street, ihreo blocks from hotel- I-8-3t FOR KENT Threo furnished rooms. Inquire of A., Olinttcr, at 321 Mill ttreut, or Phone black. ' I 7 tf TO ItENT Good onion, celery, and po tato land. Apply to Wm. H. Egan, U rooks, Oregon. 12-28-lm. FOU KENT Nowly finished offlce rooms in McCornack Block. Bteam heat, olovator. 10-25tf. LODGES. FORESTERS OF AMERICA Court Sherwood Forest No. 10. MeetsFrl day nights in Turner block. Ira Hamilton, 0. R. A. L. Brown, Bccy. MISCPLLAWE0U3. Au6flONEKiti. Friedman salesroom with Geo. F. Smith, Rcsidonco at 302 Church stroet. 14 tf WILLSON'8 SHAVING PARI.OR&. Tho only shop iu tho city using tho Antiseptic Razor Sterilizer. 1 alia lmvo a Dandruff Cure that cures or no pay, Jas. Com. St. W. Wtllion, Prop., 247 laxtf ATTENTION FARMERS-Oats, Bar ley, Hay und Prunos wanted. Will buy or store, Chopping done promptly, Got our prices butoro you sell. OUlc'e op posite Court Houao. Tillson-Bartlett Grain Co. HOP AfiD PUODUCE BUYERS I CAHMICilAEL-llop buyer. OfflCO la Buih J urcymanUlK. . Salem, Orcion. saaipies uf choice hops solicited from all iruwers. LILIENTilAL DHOS.rTew York. Lofldos. 8aa Francisco, hop mercbants, Ortton office, Lata & uusit Dug., aalein. It. J, Otteiacitaer, manater. ilioao44l, T A. UVESLBY&' CO.-llop mercha its. Ob. crueini Ulock, Salem. Oreiofl. I'soasUtl. I G.WRICIiri CO., buyers of fruit aad rr J. dueof alfktnlj.otpojlid Capital Brewery tomtuetclai st.. Salem. HS.CILB&rToWholeiale fruits, produee, . etu. Fruit sacks tor sale. Uuyers oi Or eton prunes, potatoes and produce of all klads, Nvaiiace Wareaouse, corner tin h and Trade its. Saicm, Orcean. DUSINE33 CARD1, O. H. MAOK x3032raa:sTL? BucceoBsor to l)r, J. M. Koeno, In White Cornor, Salem Oro. Patties do slriug superior operations at moderate foe in any branch are lnespwialrequoit, Dr, Grace Albright GraduatelofiAmerkaalScbool or Osteopathy, t i t Evory day oxeopt Sunday. Offlce lioura 0 to 12 a. in : 1 to 4 p, m. Odd Fellows' Temple, Cor. Court and High stroets. Phono. Malu 2231. Dr. Tacle Beat, assistant. Sa r Co. OFIUOK CITY HALL. For wutor service apply at orac Rills puynble monthly Jo advaooe Mako oil complalnta at tho ofOf B. P. JfONBS, Attornoy-at-Law Toledo, Oroion V7j Work of Clrcalt Courlfpr Ix yjars and M in up-UMlata auuaetw alt proper ly la Uneala wuiity. "" t The Variety Store Just rocelvwl a new lino of fine China, ...... nmt tinwaro. del sand dollulspet, stationery, euvelopos, etc, Fred G. Keens. 94 Court Street. Pcloubet's Notes. Gist of tlie Lenens Torrey. Bob, Son of Battle. Ail $1.50 Novels Reduce . iirnif. WXiCam. St- Annora m. ytcu. - FOR SALE I will offer KVAh.Vftt and premises o the Cry'talke WorM o easy terms or will lease sm for number of years to a rtrKj. & provided sale or lease bf3, ildo thirty days. Party etr have op tion on 00 cords of flr wood lo the i U Kooat. Appl to Jame Maadre on thonrenilses. ' " Nlcc' L ,u The annual meetly of ftMrfSS .,. o( the Capital MSJrtr?S rin for tho olectloti of Director! w t w I 12 J Jim caieiHi u ., - fib