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Newspaper Page TextUltfTi-f ww"- y-f- gWfF": TT ""jfT"" ...' . ( '1 wturtt 1ST FOR THE BOWELS l hartn't a rcuulAr, haaltbymoTf mrnt or in 1 Terr ar. yuu-re in or will uo. in onrn andba well Force, lit tlie hr ap your ifMl, mint perfect nay of keeping the bonele the emooth Will TIV WM1WIIMI ""! , -;" " t.u clean It to take vSmr OANDY CATHARTIC EM LIKE CANDY rnMht. PaliUatilt. l'ottnt. Taat Oood. Doflood, , tlerrftHIck n, Weaken, m orlpe, 10, n, and v eaiui (xjflliox. write lor irie eampir, nu imtuia iimkdt roarm, Chicago er saw ton. Mi? YOUR BLOOD GLEAH mwt. . CfAitn1 f n4ttAtrtntif A '- Young ana Old lfiicknRe of Menler'a Swo Ghoco- 1 a1Th ufloh pound of our blomlcd tea Mamond Blond, nt60c par pound. Tpoutid has been returned for not satisfaction, nnd wo know thli suit everybody that is a lover of a pound is our word and the tea ell you the rost. loliama Tea Store K, BREDEMEIBIt, Prop, LWsflie2ill. Free Delivery. Portland Visitors llSKlns Hotel Restaurant. i Csexs.Ilusct 10c to 25c. Meals a I '20: u Dally Jourisl od file. 5-27 LOCAL EVENTS. 17 Coltatuarinl-Ropotto grand 'opera concert company In "Carmen" the opera noueo. 20. "Tho Village Parson" nt Grand Opora House ijJtdncdteTonr liorraU TTIth Caicaratc. -Candy Cath-rtlo, cura eotittlpatlon forertr. tOa.'SSc ItaOiO, rail, arugclsts refund money i-LAHETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS ' SuS5 Budgor, Spokuuo. ifJiW; Hobbs. McMlnnviMo. Clms Ntickola, Now York. .Will Romaino. do. EJJiOliuss. San Francisco. 'James 0 Murray and wifo.'do, LWJII Bull, do. iTtlR Hasan, do. GIF William, Sacramontb. fWill K Rapmin, Seattle. 'KLbh atabssbv . ...IAT ; 4pa8biTo. ScilillSs !sTisSrHl ' tSrm vsr wH'j ? 11IJI - aBSS rriKi mwhi' iWSSSSST KlanTt Pitn WRfatftfr TOSS c-.t mu riummer, no. 2RjLonn, Hcnpooie. t Al.HMn"oii, Oi'y. IV Jal llutton. lima". Has 11 MiKihbon, Portland. Hlottry Luiir, tin. flHC Friendly, do. IU (Jranu, tlo jATotiln, do. Iwj Edwards, do. Jpttojlliovmun, do. fJiWillutclilneon. dn. Jpcnrer, do. Thompson, do. Robf Aahford, do jrfqSf the Couzh sal Works off the Cold. iInQr Urotuu (Jtlntt'e Tablet ire- a cold lnpuUy. Nq OuiO, No I'ay. I'rlo iiwiiU. w r$& 'J!?9Li.i- .-..i..l- miimm o uuuuinviuu ia oillcially an- noonccqas o,;iU'j,uuu. IHmv Are Tour JkCIUueyt f 'AEI)rlSSWSrarairiirilUcur aorej.U.''l hlrUnlrioilT u rilUcura all kldray lllk. ?, r iM., tnii acu or n. i.' iiPIP1? flvo 1,uni,reJ medals v ,'Vdl8Wb!ite(l to the AmoricaM Ho'tli Till be era who uV ?1nl.i tt.n HnKiin natrmstitti t' " MJ Win'"" -.-tIrta, ennd Try a Box Tonight. He you think of it, go buy and 4irviiaiuax oi Lascurcis .uiiuv ui T ' . . A tbatllc?ideal laxative, tonidit. You'll jfBevteRret it. Genuine tablets .i?-i . I XT 1.1 I-. staiaueu . u. . itcver auiu u buljKAll druggists, ioc. ting Bob" Evans lw beon de- svereeo the arrangements for Ttlon of IMnve Henry of Prna TOBACCuSPlT and SMOKE Your Life away I You be 11 tllit mVes weak tueu atroufr. Many gain. tea pound In ten day. Over 000.000 tere4. All UIUEHiaiB. kUIS KUII.I lata. Cure arantced. Uoolc- ". -t wr and dvics l'RHR. Address STUIU.INO WXHV CO., Chicmo or New York. 4B rMiMissauri Legislature has un- awinMSly adopted resolutions declaring iWJtbo hero of Santiago and thank- for th victory, A Mother's Favorite. iberlain's Cough Remedy Is the Javoriio. It is pleasant and children to tako and always It is intended especially for kcolds, croup and whooping ,d la the best medicine made for lUeases. There is not the least In giving it to children tor It eetttaias no opium or other injurious ,.iK UHedloB tbelrecei jimi, LJ l.M!i (aJKVs&' qeVW iM thMf dttBgSP ,, flTUK and may bo givea as conuuunuy to ' ' Mb a to an adult. For sale by Dr ItSWs Drug Store. mKmmmmmwmamBy and Opera House. JOHN P. CORDRAY. Maosxer. ONE MIGHT ONLY. (IDAY, JANUARY 17th Special Engagement of 'he Collamarini- Repetto xOrand Opera and Concert Co- with Xollamarinlas Carmen neniro Kuiso ..Tenor 11a Yittoria 8oprano itssenne Ferrari Baritone idre Benoist Pianist rPirP1, 7?e ial SI.OO. Hoxei i.n. .(! at bo. orriM Fri- day a, aa. SALEM SOCIAL WORLD AND PERSONAL MENTION Odd Fellows' Installation, ! A jilnt In-tnllatlon of tho officers ol tbo lndopondcnt order of Odd Fellows wftshold lost night in their temple. Tho ceromony was public and n largo number availed themselves of tho oppor tunity toiwitneas tho sceno. Tho or ders wore Ollvo lodgo No. 18, Chome keth Lodo No. 1, and 8alom Rebokah LodKo No. 1. T o installation ol tho Rnbekah ofllcora camo Qrst, and was conducted by" Mrs. Fatlma Baldwin, deputy district president, acting as grand president and assisted by Mrs. Lillio Brown as ?rand marshal; Mies Linnlo Stutoaman, grnnu wardon; Mrs. FhiiiiIo Bloper, grand treasurer; Miss Anglo Slover, grand sec retary ; Misa Nolllo Brown and Mlsa Molllo Bornardi, grand guardians. Tho officers are: Mlsa Olara Slover, noblo grand; Mlas AugUbta NowtOu, vico grand; Miss Mary Parinentor secretary; Mrs. Lotty Ross, Unanclal secretary; Mlsa Anna Parker, treasurer"; H. A. Thomas, R. 8. N.G.; Mrs. Lillie BroNvn, L. B. N. G ; Mias Ltnnie Stutesman, R. 8. V. G. ; Mrs, 8. Ilelmroth, iusiue guar dian; MissBollo Brown, chaplain. Tho ofllceraof tho two lodges were then jointly installed by a past grand master assisted byOharles Lembko.ol tialteviiid Lodge, as grand marshal: J. Q. Wilson, ot Olivo Ix)dgs No. 18, as grand warden; .1. D. Leo, ol Friendship Lodge No. 0, as grand secretary, and A. 0. Dilley ol Cuomoketa Lodgo No. 1, as grand treas urer. Tho oiDcwrs are: Ohemekola Lodgo No. 1. J. W. Frost, noblo grand ; 0. P. Dabnoy, vico grand ;B F. West, racording Becrotary; 0. 0. Worrick, permanent secretary ;H. A. Thomas, treasurer; J. W. Pettlt, R. B. N. G. ; 8. Hoimroth, L. 8. N. G. ; W. J. KeliyJ warden; G. G. Gana, conduct or; Elmer White, oulaido guardian; G. II. Dunsford, Insido guardian ; 0. T. Pomoroy, It. B. V. G.; W. 0. Hubbard, L. 8. V.G.; It. J.Sponcor, R. 8. B.;G. II. Mudgo. L. 8. 8. Olivo Lodgo No. J8. J. A, Foland, noblo grand ; II. A. White, vico grand; Jo. Baumgartnor, recording secretary ; Atnos Vass, permanent, secretary; J. Q. Wilson, It S. N. G. ; A. A. Leo, L. 8. N. G ; Webitor Holmes, conductor; O. L. Darling, outside guardian. Aftor the installation refreshments wurosorvedln tho banquot hall, and a pleasant timo was had during the ovo niug. Collamarlna and PattU Frank M. Bonner, representing tho Collimarini-Repotto grand opera com pany, was In the city tills week. This noted singer, Oollamarini, will prate tit rcones from Oarmen at the opera houso in thid dty Friday night. In explana tion of how eho happoned to take up thii studv ol Carmen, the cigarottu girl of Seville, is interesting, Ronner as follews: as told by Mr. While Estoinnia great contralto, ono of tho Collatniirlni, tho now waa studying In leading cotieo vtoriei of Mi a i nod a short timo prior to her graduation, Collimarlnl mot Adeline Patti, iho most boautlful ot soprano singers, who was visiting the great City of Music. Being a bright-looking and handsome girl of fifteen summers, she attracted tho attention of tho great Patti, who invited hor to sit by her sldo. During tho few minutes ot conversation which followed, tho beautiful Diva asked tho girl to sing for hor. .Tho young novlco immediately com piled with the request anu sitting at tho plan sang the famous Torador soi g fr m tho beautiful opera, "Carmen." Though wholly unprepared, tbo glri sang with such feeling and sincerity and the voioe being eo soft and llexible, tho tones rang out bo sweetly, that the great Adeline eat in pleasant amazemont. The song waa so cleverly executed that the young muelclau was overwhelmed with praise by tho great lady. A few days later Collimarlnl received an earnest reque.t from the great prima donna to call npon hor and during t'ae short moments devoted to her, Patti asked her to slug her favorite selection, at which tho ever-ambiiious girl sung! and acted a whole scene from the third act of Carmen, with such wonderful dramatic forco that tho great Queou of UongwaB bo thrilled and charmed by' sucu wonuenui execution umv ur a few minutes sho could not speak. ro-Jto covering tierseu unauy, run ujuk wiu . .. . . .1 blushing maiden in her arms and ten derly kissing her said: "My dear, sing Carmen." Such encouragemeut from one so great was indeed enough to spur her on, and now the great artiit looks back over that one scene with a sigh as she thinks ot the sweet little lady whoso words camo liko whispers from Heaven, A Surprise Party. AtBurpriso was given Saturday eve ning on Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Edgar, at their home, No 488 Mission street. A vory enjoyable evening was spent in games and music until a late hour, when refreshments were nerved and the party adjourned to their several bomfs. Thoso present were: Mr. and Sirs. E. K. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs H. M. Edgar, the Misses Lylle Mee, rJmma Van Fleet Linnie Perkins, Dollie Elklns, Aita Trester.lGoldle Short, and Messrs. Ed, Bhaw, Web Bnyder, Chester Mee, Har ry West and Chester Van Fleet. Wait Do the CbUlrea Drink? Don't give them tea or coffee. Have you tried the new food drink called QKAIN-0 It is delicious and nour ishing and takes ths place of coffee. The more Graln-O yon give the chil dren the more health you distribute through their systems. Graln-0 Is wade of pure grains, and when trlr nrenared tastes like the prop - choice '. VI as B" ui evuew uut wo ."-- v -- 1 .,.... fn- MAD t Itnitft' 1 aA mncu- " Srocera sell It. 15c and 25c. Broyman-Sncdlcor Tho second ol four weddings that aro booked to tako placo in prominent Salem families waa celebrated Wednes day evening at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Breyman on Court street, when their daughter, Miss Magdalona Broyman, was united In marriage to Dr. F. F. Bnodlcorol Birmingham, Alabama, Rov. P. 8. Knight of tho Congregational church officiating. The brldo was attended by bor sister. Mlsa Jerslo Breyman, tin maid of honor, and tho groom by W. 0, Knighton of Portland,' aa bpfll man. Mrs. Stella Dorrin of Eugene rendered a vocal solo and Mrs. Helen Edoa Moyor tho wodding march. In tho llttlo after contests for bonon Miss Greta Phillips of Zena was so fortunato aa to got tho ring, Mrs. Hugh Thompson of Eugene tho thimblo, and tbo bride's bouquot was caught by Miss Margaret Cospor of this city. Tho company was a brilliant ono, composod of most of the younger society set of tho city nnd many of tho moBt promlnunt people Tho hospital ity of tho Broyman maneion was un limited and a aplondod wodding suppor was sorvpd in the dining rootn. immed iately after tho corcmony which took place nt 8 :30. The bridal couple took their position under a lover's knot in a boweT of smi lax nnd whito ribbon festoons caught up with Hying doves. Tho brllo and hor maid carried shower bouquets of white and pink carnations. The brldo woro full veil caught with pearl creaont, a whito lalrro laco ' over white taffeta on train. Hor maid was attlrod in whito point d'esprlt over palo bluo. Tho staircaso and hallway woro Bcrcon- ed with On-Kon grapo, the parlors rib boned in whito nnd pink, with green fosloone. Tho library was all in rod with gieen garniture, and tbo dining room in whito carnations, with candles in green holders. A grand clustorof tho uatlvo mistlotoo hung In tbo ball way. Tbo mantles were banked with holy and potted fornn. Mr. aud Mrs. Snedicor rocoived the heartiost congratulations of tho wodding company and of their largo circle of friends in Sulttm and all Oregon. The esteem in wliicli they nro hold was shown by many rich and beautiful wedding presents. Thoy loft on the morning train for Portland, whoro tlijy go odBt over tho Northern Pacific and Burlington to tholr now homn in tho principal city of Alabama, whom Dr. Snudicor is well established in his pro fession. PERSONALS. Mias Mary Aitkon It at Chemawa to day. Gcorgo DorcaB was a business visitor to Wood burn. Mrs. A A. JeisupJa in Portland vis Ring frionds. Laud Harrilton waa at Portland yestor day on business. Mrs. C II. McAcrea returned to her homo in Portland. Mr. and Mra. C. M. Vorhahl have 'gouo to Portland. Mrs. G. II. Iscoc, of Portland, was in tho city yostorday. Captain 8. U. OrinBby wont to Albany last evening en route to Detriot. Mrs. F. A. Mooro and daughter, Mlas Oaltsta, have returned from Portland. Miss Florence Brown has returned to hor home at liilvorton for a britf visit, Mrs. 0. D, Irvine and children re turned Wednesday evening from Port land. Archio Irvln is in Portland today. Ho in.aoon to begin traveling for a grocery house, Mies Laura Eploy has returned from a visit to her homo in Jefferson aud is again tho guoat of Dr. 8taples. Mestrs. Wertzweiler and Thompson1 I prominent merchants of Piinoville, woro in the city yesterday on business. State Superintendent J. H. Ackerman went to Mrytlo Creaks, Douglas county, today whero ho will attend -tbo Douglas connty Teachers' lustituto. Dr. and Mra. W. T. Wllllamton went porll.ml yesterday afternoon. whro ,w -- W - the doctor delivered a leoturs before the Statu Medical Society last nilght. Otto Breyman and Fred Breyman camo up from Portland Wednesday even ing and attended thoBreyman-Suedlcor wedding, returning to tho metropolis this morning. JOURNAL X RAY. Tiie latest Invention for wholesale land grabbing the Caroy Irrigation law. 9 Salem has added another link in the chain of progress a cash shoo store. 9 a a It should 1)6 called a dovico to destroy popular elections the Oregon registra tion law. a Woman does not easily grow too old in Oregon to take a seat in the matrimonial kindergarten circle, Pi m 9 This community has had no smallpox, but has been smitten severely with home entertainments. A Pew Pointers The recent statistics of thenuraoero deaths show that the large majority die with consumption. This disease may ootnraenee with an annarontlv harmbss ! eoHgh whlsh oan be cured instantly by Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and T.untrt). which ia rua.ra.ntMu! in aura and relieve all cases. Price 25c and 60c For sale by all druggists. 1 Help for Women Who Ara Always Tirol. "I do not feel Tory woll, I am m tired all tha tlrno." i You hear those words orory day ; m often as you rneot your friends Just so often aro these words repeated. Moro than lllcoly you speak the samo Bignlfl eant words yoursolf". and no doubt you do feel far from woll most of tha time. Mrs. Ella Rice, of Chelsea, Wis., whoso portrait wo publish, writes that sho Buffered for two years with bear-Intr-down pains, hcadacho, backacho, and hod all Kinds of miserable feelings, Mas. Kt.t.a Bice, all of which was caused by falling and Inflammation of tho womb, and after doctoring- with physicians and numer ous medicines nho was entirely cured by Lydia B. Plnkham'a Vcgetublo Com pound. If you aro troubled with pains, fainting spoils, depression of spirits, roluotanco to go anywhere, hcadacho, backacho, and always tired, pleaso re member thot thoro Is an absoluto remedy which wlD. rollovo you of your BUfforfng as it did Mrs. Rice. Proof is monumental that Lydia E. Plnk ham'a Vegetable Compound is tho greatest mcdlclno for suffering wotnon. OREGON CRIMP KINGS Practices of the Sailor Board ing House Men. Sailors are Herded Like Cattle and Sold Like Slaves. Poutland, Jan. 10. Almost every ono in tho atato hns hoard moro or less about Portland "crimps" or sailor boarding honpo men, but not a great many know just how they operate and how absolute ly they control the sailor maiket; how they make tho agents aud captains ot sailing vobboIs bow to them whon thev wish a aren ; nnd bow tliov make a sailor ask tfaolr permission before seeking employment. But soinu day tho peoplo all over the state will llnd it nut aud then if all their finer footings aud sym pathy towards mankind is not dead aomothlug will bo done do drive this unholy business out of our state. '1 he proprietors otsomo of thoso board ing houses aro tho lowest typo 61 human ity, and have in their employ tho worst gang of thugs and would be prizefight ers that ever lived outside ot a atato's prison, who oboy their em ploy or as a slavo his muster, even to tho commit ting of the foulest crimes. Every incoming vessel ia watched for. and ovory moans rosortod to, to induce tho Bailors nboard to desaort, As soon as a sailor sets his foot ashore ho is en ticed to the boarding houso. Somo go readily, others may not, but they all gut there in tho end, for nine tenths of them liko whiskey and whiskey is tho long suitof tho boarding house man. If asailor bo can't handled eobar ho can bo handlod drunk, Bailors naturally drift there any way.for that 1b where thoy are apt to llnd acquaintances and fellow sailors; aud then there is no place elsa for them to Whon once they are iu the hands of tho "crimps" thoy aro herded liko a lot of swine. They aro fed on poor food, given enough rotten whiskey to keep them in a drunken stupor, and an opportunity to associate with the vilest women until thoy can be shipped again, A crimp has no more feeling for a suitor than tho lowest slave driver that ever cracked a whip had towards thu black he was driving to mark-it. When agents and captains of out-going vessels want sailors they aro obliged to go to the crimps and buy them like thoy were buying horses or cattle, for so much a head. Ths piico is usually from thirty to sixty dollars. If the captaiu ot a vessel attempa to hire men independent of the crimps, he is blacklisted. Ho will find to his sor row that he Is "up agalust it," and wil never get sailors enough to get out of port until be bows tt the King Crimp and atones for his offunce. People ask why sailors submit to bo ruled as they are. Sailors know what happened to others who got guy and showed their independence: - A biff in the ear, A smash in the-jaw A kick off the pier "To hell with the law." Many of tho sailors that come ashore are foreigners! who do not understand our langaage and are easily taken ad vantage of; and then again they are moro or less used to a kind of slavery at borne and take it as a matter of course over here. The other evening a schooner, out ward bound witli a cargo of lumber from Portland, dropped anshor in the river in front of Attorja. The oaptaiu being abort-banded, sent the first and second mates ashore to see if they could hire three or four sailors. They walked up town, and, like any men would be expected to do in a free country, an- noUnced that they wauled lb engage1 some sailors. Tho nows soon roached tho crimps, who thought that any ono who offered employment to saildra with out their consent ought to bo punished. So thoy Bent out a number ol tho.r gang to biro out to thu two mates rs Bailors, and to offer to tako them wlioro other Bidlors could be found. Tho mates were decoyed down to tho water front where thoy woro nssaulted by n gani? ol rut-throats who knocked tho tecond mato down with a club and would no doubt have served the first mate the samo way but ho pulled n elx bhootor and blew out tho brains of his assailant. Ho was arrestod for murdor but after a preliminary examination was discharged, and boardtd his ship with tho bloseitigs of all tho good citizens of Astoria whoso only regret was that ho d dn't have a ro o t ug eliot gun and bo that ho might havo bagged moro of them, Tho legblaturo can pass n law that will drive these poopla out of biiBlnoea, but it will have to bo introduced and passed by members who do not llvo in our Bea-port towns; (or tho crimps aro a poorer iu politics, ami ofllco seokors from the eamo towns nro too anxious for thoir suppoit to do any thing to nutngonlzo them. Frank T Butler, tho English author, who wrote tho ''Orulso oi tho Cachulot," nnd other sea stories, devotoj a chapter or two iu ono of his books to the tolling of his adventures ftith tho "Crlmpa" when his vessel visited tho Columbia River. Thia was iu tho days when Jim Turk rubsd our ports. Jim Turk is dead but Ills diBciplea aro all alivo aud aro carrying out ho teachings of their mat tor to such an extent that the eea ports of Oregon havo bocoroo notorious all over tho shipping world. SURPRISING RESULTS A Simple Internal Remedy Alakes Remarkable Cures of Catarrah. Pooplo who havo used sprays, inhale s, salvos aud washes for catarrh and hnvo found haw useless and Inconvenient they aro, will -bo agreeably suiprised at results following tho uso ol n pleasant, Intorna Iromody In tablot form ; druggists overywhoro admit that Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, which thoy soil nt 50 cents for (ull Bizd troatmout ia tho safest most effective nnd popular of all catarrh rem edies. Nearly all cheap cough mixtures and throat lozsugoB contuin opiates, there cheap medlcliiHB give a temporary relief, ospooiolly with llttlo children by de stroying nerve Hensatlon; thu irritation in throat, which causes coughing is tem porarily removed, not by removing tho causo but by deadening tho norvos of feeling, tho irritation ia not felt although itia still there and will promptly return, Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Is tho be t remedy to remove catarrhal Bccrctlor, whothor in the note, throat or stoiniwh becouso thoy are composed of wholo somo Biitlreptlc like Bed Gum, Blood Root, etc, whon you iipo these tablots you know what you nro putting Into yoursystom and not taking chances with cocaine, opiates or similar polBons found in so many catarrh cures and cough medicines. Dr. RaniBdoll In commenting on catarrh euros sayst "I t-au hoartily rec ommend Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, be cause tiny contain no cocaine nor other dangerous drug found in bo mnny ad vertised catarrh euros. I have known of many cases of Ionic standing catarrh of tho head nnd throat completely cured by tho daily uso of these tablots for sev eral weeks. . One caso In particular, which I could not reacli with an Inhaler or spray and whore the catarrh caused dally headaohes and noticeable loss of hearing was entirely cured by this harmless but effective remedy." Dr. Walnwrightsays. "I nover hes itate to preicrllw Stuart's Catarrah Tablets (or catarrhal headaches and catarrhal deafnets because I know them to bo perfectly safe for ohlld or adult and have seen many remarkable cures resulting from their regular dully uses; beoaufo they are adveitised and sold m drug stores la no reason why any good physician should not use them beouuse we should eol.e ujwn the means of oiiro wherever found." Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are especially valuable for catarrhal eolda in children because they are pleasant to the taste and may ut uted freely to break up se vere colds and croup at the very begin ning. All druggists sell the remedy ut 0(ty cents (or (nil sited paukuge. A little book on cause and oore of catarrh mailed fre by addrsMing the F. A. Stuart Co , Marshall, Mioh. I 14 10 18 The St. Elmo reit aura ut is (rooming more popular every day. It has a targe patiuuage and is putting apexeeileiit meal. O J. J5U X O SO. X -A. o. ,ihhmwifHm)i MOSS? MM rZ I ylaTDRIft MMUUU& 7 AVcgclablc Prcpn.ralion.ror As -slmiiaiiiig ihcR)otf nndHcdtila ling the Stomachs andBowel3 of Promotes Digcstion.Cliecrfiir neasandRest.Contains neuter Opium.Morpliitie nor Mineral. TSOT TSAJIC OTIC . rryw afMArSWUaiYrVfW? m4n Sertl' JufotcruMJbrfa HitlMjprfti rlatvr: Apcrfccl Remedy forConslirw Tlon, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea and Loss of Sleep. Facsimile Signature or NEW YORK. EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. Vbb. rf Salem Man's Accident Claudo Hlbbard, formorly of this city met with a peculiar accident according to a lottor received by frionds. Ho was skating with a party of frionds on tho Harney Hlvor nour Burns. They had gono several inllos up the rlvor,Mr. 1Mb bard boing in tho lead, when ho (ell Into an nlr holo In tho ico. The current was eo strong that ho was draggod under tho Ice and after being carried about sixty yards camo to tho surfaco through an other air bole. Ho waa there assisted out by his frionds and escapod without being injured. Beat Out of an Increase of Ills Pen sion, A Mexican WBr veteran and prominent-editor wrlteBt "Seeing tho adver tisement nt Chamberlain's Colic, Chol era and Diarrhoea Remedy, I am re minded that as a Boldiur in Mexico in '47 and 'III, I contracted Mexican diar rhoea and lliia remedy has kept mo from getting ouiucruaee iu my pension for on ovory renewal a dote of it restores mo " It is unequalled aa a quick cure for diar rhoea aud ia pi en mint and safo to take For ealo by Or. Stone's Drug Stores. Oja.(3l'OriIA. Dears the Q wx ma m "'"'' Al"i"? WW Bljpstwo S0 . Z r ''Of &&K Lost Ills Arm Word lius been recoived that Bort Amend, a popular young man whoso homo Is nt Sublimity, Oregon, has met with a sad accident, causing tho loss of Iita right arm. Mr. Amend was head sawyer in a ablnglo mill near Contralla, Wash., and had juut returned to work nftor spunding tho holidays ot his old homo. Whllo making r-omo repairs hia coat sleovu caught iu tho saw, nlilcu drow in lila arm. cutting It off above tho elbow. Ho was taken at onco to "wen- trsllu, and nt last itccountB was doing woll. A Prominent Chicago Woman Speaks. Prof. R'ocu Tyler, of Chicago, Vice President Illinois Woman's Alliance, in speuklngof Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy, says: "I suffered with n sovore cold thlJ winter which threatened to run into pneumonia I trted different remedies, but I seemed to grow wono and tho medicine upnet my stomach. A friend advised mo to try Chamberlain's Cough Roinnly nnd I found it was pleas ant to tuko and it relluved mo nt once. I nm now entirely lecovorod, saved u doc tor's bill, time and 8iiffrlng, and I will never be without this splendid medicine agalu." For sale by Dr. Stone's Drug Stores, Hon. C, W, Fulton of Astcrla has an nounced himself as a candidate (or Bonator to succeed Joseph Simon. Statu ov Ohio, City of Tomno, I I uoas Countv, J ' Fkank J. CiUNsr makes oath that lie la tho senior iia'tuerof theilrinof b. J. n-HRv ,t l'n . duinif husinois In tho Olty oi Toledo, County and Stale afore said, and that t-ald (inn will pay the sum of 6nK HUNDUKI) DOLLARS for each and every core of Catarrh that can not bo ourod by tho use of Hall's Oa takiiii Cukb FRANK J. 0I1BN1SY. Sworn to before me and subsorlbed to In my presence, this tlxth day of Decern ber,A.D.188fl.A wau5ABoN( iRkhl Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Care is taken juter nally and aots dlreotly on the blooJ and mtieous surfaces ol tho sytteu'. Send for testimonials free. F. J. OIILNEY A CO., Toledo, 0 Bold by Druggists, Ta. Ilnll'e i'jinily Pills are the best. Cough? Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup will euro a Cough or Cold at onco. Conquers Group, Whooplnff-CouKh and Moosle CougU without iitll. Jfotheru pralso It, J)ootors preeerlbo It for Bronchi tis, lloarsences. Grippo, 1'noumonla and Consumption. It glvea quick, Miromulta. rilco,25cte. ItofuBotho doalor's eubfltltuto; Jt la not as Reed. Cough Syrup Always cures when others fail. Dr. Hull's PIU cure CcnaUnatlow and Uve I SriwWM. pW. TrW U, a u 'zr?r. z For Infants and Ghildron, 9ammmMmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmtmm0mmmmmKamaK The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature jfMW" (I IT se xF For S ver Thirty Years STOMA THf CCNTUn COMPANY. MIW VONK SITV. Salem Iron WOltendrv All kinds iron and braes cast ings. Ttepalrs of all kinds of farm nnd mill ma chinery. JAMES GILL, Leasee. 10 22 t( SOULE BROS PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS ForSslem aal vicinity leave orders at Ceo Will's Music Store. PORTLAND OR. S. C. STONE, M. D. PROPRIETOR V Stone's Drug Stores SALEM OREGON. The stores (two In number) are located at No. 235 and 333 Commercial street, and aro well stocked with a complete line of drursand medj Iclncs toilet articles, perfumery, trusties, etc- DR. STONE Has hid some 25 years experience In ths crac Ice or medicine sad now tnskei no chirje for onsullatloa, exsmlnstwu vr prctcriptloa. CAPITAL UITY Express and Transfer Moots all mall aud passenger U passenger trains. Baggago to all p arts of the city. Prompt service. Teiepnono no. zu 'I " . . -s .. DISQUE A IIOMYER Your Best Friend When you find your clothes all out of order, worn and with buttons off, etc, you want tho right person to tako care of them and that person Is your step mother at tho Salem Dye Works. At this ostnbllshmentyou can got any thing set o rlghts.from a pair of gloves, to the most elaborato silk gown. A gentleman can get Ills hat cleaned, his troueors creased, or his wholo suit re. juvonnted to suit his taste, also four suits a month for ono dollar. Buttons sowed on, rips sewed up, suits pressed on short notice New goouB shrunk for dress making. MRS. C. H. WALKER 105 Commercial St, Famous Winter Resorts. A winter trip to Southern California and Arizona via tho famous Shasta Routo Is ono never to be forgotten. Re newed acdnalntanco with this section will ever Oevt lop fresh points of Interest aim HUUCl soun-ua oi uiijuyuioiiu uiiuw. Its sunny ski. in tho variety of inter ests and adilril luduetrles, and Its pro line vogolattoii and nniOiig its numbor leas resorts or muyntaln, shore, valUy and pfhiu. Twotriiliisl-ivn ''firtlaiid dally, morn ing and uveniin;. (or California. These train! tiro eqilpp"d with tho moat Im proved palturn ol atamiaru anu tourist sleeping cars, nd the low rates place thu trip In reu h of all. For llliitrrv, i guides of California and Anz mi Mt..tur resorts, address R. B. MllXKK, f-nn'l V iw'r. Vgont, Portland, 11 7 A CASTOR I A For Infants nnd Children, Hie Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tho Slgnatora of Tho Burlington trains are to enter Los Angeles via Bnutor Clark's new road (torn Salt Likrt City. What bus Vie llva (or baC(ff ThU iiucstleu arises Iu the family ever) d Ut us answer It today. Try Jll O, a dellcloua aud healthful dessert in pared In two minutes. No boiling! no baklngl simply add i.niiinf. tvut.tr tul ant iA eoa. Flsv vors;Leiuon, Orange, Itaspbetry snd Btrawberry. (let a package, at your frocera ipiix. v Tha Pi-oi.lh's Party of Idaho will put a straight Populist ticket In th Held. .itmitM ilamrwd CdC Ntvir tM la bulk. I .k ..L.J.f. ...La. I.IaA . M.tl ItMWStt M WW Btaiir vi M -omDOfljl tilt u gwi" uL0M& -1j CANDY CATMArmtJa mtaMvijunmi jewii,,n iBcr.i !CLASSIFIEu Jx. - IAJQVERTISEMENTS , . a-, . ,. . . ., ..a-rr Advertisements, five Uae or " I liHM.HS, invrrirri urnp iimran irw r r a month. All over five lines at ? rH WANTED, WANTED.-To buy a meto, sWJ nouso. i-rico isuu to C00. , Mast r a bargain. No agents. Call or write t T. J. Cheshire, Annex Saloon. H48t WANTED.-To buy a house with full lot near business part at Saleis, Ad" dress A., care Journal. i ENGINEER Competent, experienced. roliablo, wants pormanent pot'.Uoa, AddreaH A. xi. m. joarnai oltlce; 1-8-tf. FOR SALE. FOR BALE Three second-hand boggle andne heavy farm wagon. Wernor Fennoll, Salem Wagon Factory. 88 Commercial Bt. 1-H-U PUflLIO SALE-Ot hodsohbld furniture ,' farm stock, and implements. Ffiur miles northwest of Salem on tha Lin coln road. Tuesday Jan, 21, 1003. MrsM. J. Magoo. l-13-3d-lw NEW WOOD YAUD.-flawedand-Ioar foot wood, Largo and second giotrth fir, ash and willow delivered to any pAttof the city, Phone 515 Blsck. W. H. Burdlck. 12-1 8U. FOR SALE. 3000 Cedar Posts. 1 alsa havo on band four rradai of cedar shingles. No shingles to b fennd elsowhere in the Olty like our No. 1, II. Tbase shingles are i,the Detroit brand, acknowledged by all who hats used thorn as the bast wade' shiMkM on the markot. Bold by S. P. Mo-r Crackon 14 Englewood. and Nebraska street 10 29tf. POX MMT. NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS.-Ia the business center ot the city alse board for a limited number. Enqa-ira of Mfs. Allen 253 Front fitr BetwteaW Stalo and Court. 1 14 lw FOR RENT Three furnished rams. Inquire of A. Ollngcr, at 321 MHl street, or Phone black. 1 7 tf TO RENT Good ontdn, celery, sad jk- . tato land, Apply to Wm. If. Ega,' Brooks, Oregon. 12-28-la. FOR RENT Newly finished c-Mc-. rooms in McCornack Block, Ststea heat, elevator. 10-2511. - - - - " - SPRAYING. SPRAYING and pruning Leavsor- dors at Gray Brothers. Richards and ( l'lnlgan. I 11 ml. LODGES. FORESTERS OF AMERICA Ooart . Sherwood Forest No. 19. Meats Jrl day nights in Turner block. Ira Hamilton, 0. R. A. L. Brown, See. MiaCEtLAHEOUS, AUCTIONEER S. Friedman salesroom with Uoo. F. Smith, Residence at So2 Church street. , 14t( WILLSON'B BUAVING PARLOR!. Tho only shop iu the city utiof the Antiseptic Razor Steriliser I ! have a uanurun uure mat cures or m IS av. Jas. W. Wlllson, Prop., I IT p.. Ill laltf 'om. St. ATPENTION FARMER8-Oat, Barley, Hay and Prunes wanted. Will buyer store. Chopping done promptly. Get our prices before you sell. Owe op posite Court House. Tillson-Bartl-stt Grain Co. IIOPIAWD.PHODUCP MUYE3. I CARMlCIIABt-Hootuver. Office tafcsjj. J. UreymasBliTr. . tUleas, Orefon. JHmnM of choke hops solicited t rem ali growers.- llilBfiTHAt BROsl-Wew Yor6. LoeioaJfas L Trancis:o. hop merebsats. oeo ofti. Udd k Uujh nide..juiea. H.J. Ouefclaf, msasfer. Phone iol. frA."LIYESl,BY A CO.-llop merchs 'ts. 0 Jl. erhelmliiocK. 841cm. Oreios. Pfcoas U I oIWRIOUTA Tco., buyers affratt ac4 J. duceof allUiads.opplts Cwtsl.fwry Commercial si., Salta. rf iiTTni in a rn.WhaKiile fruits, tmiut. II a etc. Fruit sack for sale, Bayers iffi eson prunes, potatoes asd PfodiKs of rt Ju WaUace Warehouse, corner IhihacdTra a. Salem, Orejoa. 1 1 iii j "jLLjnxsmsmm BUSINESS CARDS. Oa H. MACK Bucccessor to Dr, J. M. Kswrti l White Cornor, Salem Ore. Prtls a siring so- it operations t mod f eo in an anch are In epfcJll ifn6 Dr, Grace Albright Orsdusttlof Atucrtas Sckwl of Osteopathy. t rwurv dav npAnt Sandav, Omss hours 0 to 12 a. m; I Ml pr w. OM' Fellows Temple, Cor, Court mim streets. Phono, wain zwi. Dr, Tacle Beal, asslstw. OFFICE. CITY HAlifJ, ... ... ..... nnnlv .at Bills payable monthly IB mwb Make all complaints at ths Qfr B. R. JONBS, AUorney-.t-l-v Toledo, Orn VTMOl-rk of ClrenttrifWjUjJ? WJ au uUHlts abstract U WWHrWp (ounty. i i ror wnier oojtivw . -w.--ii The Variety Store Justiocelvetl a newIlM ?, fl igate, and tinware, dolls 4bmm, stationeiy, hii"i ". Fred ti. ats- H Cxa "WW, j j a-'--1 i " I1 t iurr FOR SALE ou easy terais or will !?, 2JJ. pumber of years w a ,TT.".;-r.ilj ji. oa tha prwals-M. - .alM9"P aMax.sa SSRBJav X2JE1TSTX-XMV a m I I ' M" " Salem fate Co.