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II nwn u warw " WfKJwWth E fffe H H THEDANDHUrr Uwtibtirrowi up the icalp, making j$awfrutf icurf, earning the hair to Munhd finally BALDNESS. ou will have NO MORE DAN. OFF. FALLING HAIR, or UJNCSS If you use m i rrt i e nrv' HifcRPIOIDE The nly Hair Preparation on this lauoiuttiy new icientinc principle. ft?' .....,-. .. ... f ror wue oy uruisuu. rnu yi. Jocclal Inducement to w ' lYounir and Old APackage of Menlcr's Swo Choco JoVitli eflob pound of our blended ten called 'Diamond Blond, at 60c por pound. Not o pound lina been returned for not giving satisfaction, and wo know this tea will suit everybody tlmt ii a lover of tea;. 3& TrraTWHind is our word and tho tea JSMnJHS Yokohama Tea Store M. BREDEMBIBR. Prop, Phone2411. ,mi i m i m Free Delivery. T- Portlaal Visitors Rerkm's Hotel Restaurant. jttgcifai.l'uv.a te: to 25c. Mcils U cart?. 20-tT Dally Journal on Hie. 5-27 r qpl LOCAL EVENTS, Jani T7.' Collamurini Ropotto grand opera concert compiny In "Oarmon" at tno opera nouse. Jan20..r-"Tho Villiico Parson" at hoTQraud Opera House. TF" f'r x.1. .'A Mother's Favorite. Chamberlain's Cough Remely is the luotherjav Invorilo. It is pleasant and BftfellfQr-.cliildron to tako and always CMrsipt is intundod especially for coiigb!scolds. croup and whooping co'uglvfand is tho best modicino mado for thonu diseacps. Thero is not tho least dangocsln giving it to children for it roritain&no opium or othor injurious drug And may he given as confidently to a uabeTas to an adult. For salo by I)r 'gftnSJCPriu Sioro. WIUftWETrE " II dTe ARRIVALS MJlHtark, pau i)',"' WSteAaVker, St. Paul. Geo.nVJReld, do. 0 IftWitflaco, S F. '0)fH'Gardnur, Porltand. Gb8s RVrtiompBon, do 'J 8 Cooper, lmlopendouco. A V ronton, Citv. 1. O Mffvor. t'mclnnntl. 0. LoulajAi, hll ott. Agt. For Her Sake. FranKQlUakcr, J'ortl urn 8 F'L'ouRlitMirouch, S. F. FE DnniJ, Eugouo J K j4jiuen. Drtiiver. A Benton? Citv. KiBlltfiliord, Portland. JiBTpFowby.H. F. WfJ.'GSrrett, do F W?Callibort, Portland. Geo'ATOrux, do MWKliTcaiil, do UOiRViB, do rankW IK-aly, Mgr. Collamarlni iluuimriul USE Aftks'n'. J aobAHcl, IV Jdcktonvillt. L'ortlaiul. A. S1STORIA J'oIoiants and Children. Dm KM You Have Always Bought R Jh Bears-tka SlKaatarpf Grand1 Opera House. JOHN P. C0RDRAV, Wanaxer. V'J """"""bUE NIGHT ONLY. FRIDAY, JANUARY 17th Special Eneatrement of S Collaraarini- IS Repetto Opera and Concert Co. with raarlnl as Carmen BofiSlRutBO Tenor mikSalierta Soprano ua Ferrari Haritoue Pianist 1st pPEH3B-50c, 75e an! $1.00. Boxes sjl.lf. Seatsoaiale at tox office Fri' dav . m. IU QpCHi HOUSC jftHn F COHDHAY, Msniicr. ONDAY, JAN. 20th. NANKEV1LLE Presents MOST NATURAL PLAY OF THE AGE. Wage Parson Is in Climax verful la Action Intense Heart Interest All Special Scenery :ST0RY AS SWEET AS THE FRAGRANCE OF ROSES !-(! 00, lie. 50c, and 86c. ! i j wHraBfffi ASY . FTDR S ii',i ,tv if II IS WW MasMro ruauBvw HSos S A T 1IIL I I II ' ' ' - t' Qaumm Andre mme ui arti Mme MfflgDt n9BBi wMwwiniwpw;'.i"W''.yryHPrr pil"? HBrftytVT SALEM SOCIAL WORLD AND PERSONAL MENTION Collameranl Indorsed An extract from a Los Angela paper saya that Repetto and Rnaso havo the twining and art tU it lift them above their (orerunnore. Kopetto is a Qorituro eingcr of marked ability and nweelnca, conscientious and capable Hor performances woro tbo most brilliant over Been hero. Following tbo traditions of her BCtiool in tbo matter of discount ing tbo dramatic requtromont yet hor mail scono in Lucia was far more pleas ing than was Molba's proBcntation of that well known incident of thoopsra. Sho lucks Melba's velvet but in tono at tack, mesai dl voio, legato, articulation, proaouueiation and tbootbor things that onter into tho boBt sort Bort of voice pro ducthn this young singer is ofanch dis tinct and high merit that It Is more than cutious that eho Is not snapped up by our foromoat impresario. Sho is artistic and highly trained in florid work yotsho controls hor powers with tnunuo ekiii. Domencio Russo.though a young man. for his ability bos done superb work and has placed Himself at the Tory head of tho lyric tenors. His intonation is al ways certain, differing In this respect from other groat artists that wo have heard. He is n master of tone produc tion, and has the most perfect control of his beautiful voice, aliko entrancing in both forto and planlfiimo passages. Uubso does not havo to depend entirely on his singing for succeas, for his acting is tho very perfection of art. Rusto'a Rluoletto was a great triumph for tho littlo alngor. hta beautiful voice allowing to great advantage in tho La Donna ft Mobile which Is one of tho gems of tho opera. He introduced a cadenza iu this uumbor which added great to Us boauty. Prices (1. 76, CO conta. Box seats f 1,50 I HnnU now tin Bfllo at tllO box Ollko. The Village Parson. Tho Villago Parson" a Juow drama, will bo presented at tho Grand Opera houao Monday evnlng and with a well hA'nnced comnanv. The play has not orly a well constructed plot, but is oi Intense human interest throught. ilioro aroagroat many powerful situations in tho pioco. In act first whoro husband and wifo eeparato tho scene becomes )tjr ono of hearttolt interdst and brings copious tears to tho auditor,. The sit uation of act third is another strong eceno In which Lltllo Myrtle, the blind child, doos Boniu very clovor and earnest work, holds tho audience witii closest attention. Tho play proaenta a numbor of exciting climaxes which enthrall all present. "The Villago Parson" will bo given corapleto stage settings, tho sconery being brought horo by tbo man agement. Tho company includes actors of recognised ability. Mrs. Strone's Reception. Mra. Amos. Strong, assisted by Mrs. Jos. Bauingarlner, entertained Thurs day afternoon from two to flvo at her rosldence on South Commercial street In honor of her guoats, Mra Lute Westa cott, Miss Lottie Bonnolt, Miss Marion Stackpolo, and Mies Lilian Bain. Progressive douiinos and refreshments occupied the company from two to five o'clock. Miss Cospor wan tho honors and Miss Maud Hlreoh second prise. Th party consisted entirely of young people and formed n gay company for tho oc casion. Evangelistic Services. The revival meeting in the Yew Park United Brethren church, la going with ateadlly Increasing interest. on The meetinga are well attended, andl tho church la looking forward to great results. Come and bo quickened, edified, re freshed and brought nearer to Uhrlit Meeting every night. Song and praise rervico at 7 o'clock. Preaching at 7:30 by Webster Davhn The Mystic Shrine. The eeml-annual mealing and binqa. t of tho Mystic Blrrlners will ba held in number of tho members of the ord.r irorainisaiy win i .... nr tlmm urn II. P. MfiNaiV. A. A. Cunningham. J. N. Brown, F. W. fiteufloff. ltuetell Oatlln. L. II. Stlnsoo and Henry 8leusl-ff. A Surprise. IJ. P. DaVoo and mother, of West Salem, who leave soon for tho Rait to make their home, were tendered a sur prise party Thursday hvenlng by a Urge number of their friend. A phwsan evening was spent with music and iamea. and delioicua refreshment were lerved. Pink Tea. The young ladieaof the Y. M. 0. A., M ivillimniin Huivuratlv. will Rive a pink lea on Saturday 'afternoon at the home of Mies Althea Lee, on Raat 8Ut street. . Nfc-J asaJBsaBSBslieiSSi Turner Maccacees-Installed Tho ofllcera of Turner Tent No. 42, Knights of Maccabees, woro installed ut Turner Thursday evening. A numbor of Salem Maccabcos were present and I conducted tho installation exercises They wero August Huckostoln, A. T. Moflitt, J 0. Reed, II. Is. Jorgenson, William Wint and W. T. RIgdon. The officers installed wore: Sir Knight Commander, E. L. Martin. Lieutenant Commnndor, Jeff Potter. Record Keeper, H. L Earl. Flnnnco Keeper. R. 0. ThomB. Chaplain, L. 0. Lnforn. Physiclau, W. 0. Smith. Sorgeant, W. M. Blooro. Master at Arms. 0. E. Mathlas. First Maater of Guards, J. tl. Schac- Second Mnato"r of Guards, Alfred Dako. Sontsnol, Robert McFarlane. Picket, E. M. Howe. Aftor tho Installation a bountiful program was given, composed of aomo excellent renditions. Addresses wore delivered by August Huckostein and Dr. W. 0. Smith. A bountoous ropaBt was tlmn norved in the banquet hall, and Jtho evening was pleasant to all. PERSONALS I). E. Huntsingor le In Portland today. H. D. Patton was lu Portland yester day. Mra. R. F. Praehl has returned to Portland. J. D. 8lmmono, of Monitor, was In Salem Thursday. Mrs. A. McGlll has roturnod from a vlilt in Portlaud. Dr. and Mrs. M. S. Skiff aro visiting Portland rolatlves. T Holvorson returned Thursday ov ning from Portland, Mrs. E. L. Lamport has roturnod from a Portland visit. G. E. Notcalf, of Newberg, Ore , was in the city jostorday. MrB. S. M. BarnP8, of Gorvals, has boon visiting in Baletn. Mra. E. L Martin, of Turner, has been visiting In Salem. Mies Thorefa Friendly has roturnod to hor home in Eugene. J. V. Hobba, of McMlnnvlllo, was a Ralem visitor yesterday. Hon. C. A. Sehlbredo has gono to Portland for a fow daya. Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Patton havo gono to Portland for a few daya. Mr. and Mra. V. E. Rlickman, of Union, have been visiting iu Sulem. Mrs. W. II. Eldridgo, of Vancouver, Is vial ing her sislor M.ra. Win. Brown. A R Drapor, an attorney from Oregon 0 ty. was In tho city yesterday on buil npan. Mra Cnrollno Clow, of Portland, baa returned homo aftor a visit at tho homo of hor brother in-law, 8cott A. RlgRB. Lyman Leo arrived in Salem Thurs day evening from Olo Elum, Wn., on a brjef bueinoaa trip. He returned today. F. La Grange has retumod to Everott, Waehlngton, after vlBitlng at tho homo of his parente, Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. La Grange. Mr. and Mra B. L. Byera of Malvern, own, aro In tho city, guosts at tho homo of Ashley White, Mr. Byora Is a nophow of Mrs Whlto. Miss La Fayotto Cranston of Portland liaa retumod homo after attending the Snodicor-Broyman wedding and visiting friends for a few daya. J, L. Lambirth, superintendent of the S. L. P.& T. Co has returned from a trip south. He ntartcd to San Franciico on business but became ill and was compelled to return. Annual School Meeting 1 he annual taxpayers' mooting of Sa lem Bohool district will bo held Monday, January 20, at tho city hall at 8 o'clock p, m Let ihero be a largo attendance. ISeadi a Sick headache, nervous head ache, tired headache, neuralgic headache, catarrhal headache, headache from excitement, in fact, headaches of all kinds are quickly and surely cured with DR. MIIXS' Pain Pills. Also all pains such as backache, neuralgia, sciatica, rheumatic pains, monthly pains, etc. "Dr. MIJe' Tain Pill are worth their wJeht in gold," ayi Mr. W. D. Krea raer. of AiUnws City. Kn. "lW cured ray wife of chronic kttdiOBO when notniBB the would." Dr. Mile' Pln TiU. drive awy pun as if by roajrw. I am never with but a supply, and tntok everyone should keep thew hacdy. 0 1e J two pUU takea or approach of headache will nevet it every time " Mm. Judok Johnson, -aicago, iu. Through their use thousands of people have been enabled to at tend social and religious func tions, travel, enjoy amusements, etc., with comfort. Asaprevcnt ativc, when taken on the ap proach of a recurring attack, they are excellent. Sold by alt Drusaiata, 25 Dbim, 25 cnt. Dr. MHoa Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. che I CAME BACK AGAIN Travels of a Baker Tre'asuryWarrant City Lav Three months on ocean's Bed. Bakbh City, Jan. 10. lSpeclal.)-Ono doos not have .to put tho warrants of Iho Baker City treasury on Ico to keep them. They will not spoil any way. Sink tbcm to tho ocean's depth and liko tho cat, they will cotno back anyhow. Scatter them to tho four winds of Heaven and after many years thoy. will como back to George FoBtor to bo redcomed, liko a bad penny or tbo cat or nny othor oW thing that never falls to show up after It has long boon forgotten, . Mrs, L. L. Foster, separated city treasurer FoBter from J3 by tho aid of a city shin plaster that for threo montLs web at tho bottom of tho Pacific. It was food for fishes but tho fish didn't wont It. It will bo remembered that when tho LovonB family went to Alaska In January, 1808, tho Steamor Corona, with all on board went down off St. Gcorgo Island. This city warrant was in Mrs, Foster's trunk and stayed be neath tho briny deep for ecvoral months. When tho boat'was dug up, tho warrant cauio with it and wa finally rodeemed yeBterday REPETTO AND FERRARI With the Collatnarini Repetto Co. at the Grand Tonight. Musical people of this city aro re garding with p'easurabtu anticipation tho ontragomontof tho etollar aggregation of artists comprisini; the Collamarlni Kopetto Company which is to appear at the Opera Houso this evening. Tho company !b composed" of Bignorn Italia Vittoria Ilopotto, Soprano, Signor Estofonla Collamarlni, Contralto, Bignor Domenico Uusso, Tonor, Signor Giussopo Ferrari, Baritono, Mens. Andro Benoist, Pianist. Collamarlni and Rueao aro so well known as to require no further mention tho niero fact thattheso vroatartisla will hi with us in an as- suranco of a splendid porformanro. Repetto ia u Lyric Soprano and aa such Btands at tho very nead of her clasp. Sho w.is given tho namo of tho Italian Molba by tho public of Milan whore ehu aebfoved a triumph. Since coming to America. Kopotto has substantiated all tho good things said of hor In Italy. Her Lucia is considered superior to that of any Grand Opora prima donna who has essayed that difllcult role, the r,ay alio dooa tho mad scono la a rovelation and fairly tukes tho audience off Its foet. Ddrlnc tho late season of Grand Opora at the Grand Opera Ilouso It was neces sary for Impressarlo Maurice Grau to call this gifted Italian songbird to his aid, and tho manner in which alio sang MuROtto In La Bohome stamped her bb having no equal in Grau'a hlgh'priced organization. Re potto could hardly miss bolng a Biugor foriieredlty and environment botli havo bont her in that direction. Her father and two brothers havo both won fame in Italy aa musical directors, five othor members of her family aro now recog nized artiste in Europeand horeldest sis terl(-Inu TKUUULlKl will be re membered by the older generation as tho greatest exponent of the Italian school preceding Patti. Today her sietor, our Repetto, the dainty littlo song bird is no less groat for in enumerating tho Lyric Sopranoa of the world Repetto stands at the very head. Bhe made a lifo long study of coloratura work, and her perfection In tinging amazing cadenzas ie readily understood, Her voice ia of amazing flexibility and gratifying certainty, noter a note flighted nor the least dopaturo from perfect purity of tono, and tho bird like quality of it la fascinating. GlussepI Ferrari tho Diamitls Bari tone ia one of the greatest Artists that Italy, the birthplace of song, has ever sent us. Iu quality ,'of voice, purity of intonation and Ideal enunciation Ferrari la In a class all by himself, Just picture to yourself a great big baritcna with a bell-like clearness which fills the largest bouse and yon have au idea of Ferrari's organ. His voice has that mellow flexibility coupled with ringing vigor which givrs such satisfaction that one could ait and listen for hours to him. In addition to being ell equipped vocally, Ferrari is also an excellent actor. Ilia Sir Henry Asbton in Lncia has never boon equalled iu this couutry, The program for this evening Is the tent that has ever been presented in this city, the very goma of the favorite ---- - , -- --- - Italian Grand Operas being heard In one evening, and being rendered aa they are by artists snoh aa Repetto, Collamarlni, Itueso and Ferrari, the thinking music lover can readily perceive the great treat ia store. Benoist, the pianist, is apoken of veri highly, The Hong.K Filipino Junta has given the Insurgent General lukban permlsslou to surrender, Gold bearing sand has been discovered at Fort Flagler, Wash , by au ex-Nome miner. Will Exchange no lore Passes 0. W. Bullen, Chairman of tho Execu tive Commltteo of tho Trunk Lino Aso elation maken by authority of tho Ex ecutlvo OlUcors of tho Trunk Linos tho following etatoment: Tho exchange of pnesoa between rail' roadt) which began many y6ars sinco in a very limited way, has grown to bucIi proportions ib to hao entirely outrun its original purposes and had btcomo so burdeneomo and unworkable, that at eundry conferences of tho Trunk Linn PrcBidunls, continued from time to timo during tho past yoar, material reforms in tho matter had been uuanimouely advecated: and at a final conferouco held shortly before January '1st, 1002, It was unaulmously and harmoniously agreed botweon them, that exchanges of Pbbscs with other transportation com panies, should bo discontinued ofter December 31, 1001. This agreement has gono into effect and Is being fully kopt by all of tho parties theroto, tho impression that has been widely circulated that It was ape clally advocated or Instigated by, or that any particular Trunk Lino Presldont is roBponalblo for tho inception or construc tion of tho agreement or of auy of Its tortus Is without tho slightest founation in fact. FIVE DOLLARS A BOX The Price Cut No Figure With Him. "I want to say for tho benefit of aomo poor dyapeptlo that Stuart's Dyapopalft Tablota will glvo comfort and a euro ovory time. Flvo dollora a box would not yton mv purchasing thorn should I ovor euffor again as I did for a week be fore using thorn. Tho ono CO cent box I bought at my drugglafa did tho work nnd mydlgoa tion is all right again. Mauy of my nolghhora hnvo also trlod thoBO tablets and found them to hn Just aa represented and Mr. F.llms also wants me to usQ his namo in eiidoislug Stuart's Dyspepsia Tublots. Signed A. Kixm and Giiah F. Buz.ku., Asit. Postmaster, South En lbury, Mass. Mri. Jas. Barton, of Toronto, Canada, writes: ''For eighteen months I suffered from what I supposed was bladder and kidney trouble, nnd took modicino from three different doctors, without any sign of cure. I felt bo ill at last I was hardly ablo to do any work. I thought I would try n box of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets nnd seo if thoy would inako mo feel batter, never really thinking 1 had dytspi-pbla, but alter only threu or four tablets had been taken and the acid troublo disappeared aud then I discovered I had acid dyspep sia, while the doctors had been treating mo for kidney and bladder troublo and one of them troated mo for rheumatism. "My digestion is fine, my oomplexlon clear nnd I am ablo to do my work and low splritb are unknown to mo. 'I am so thankful -lor finding n cure so good und so ploaiant to take as Rinart's Dvsnensia Tablets'. 1 am sur prised at tho change they havo made In me," All druggists sell and rooommond Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, beoausti thoy contain only tho simple natural diges tives, and taken aftor meals prevent Bcidity and cause prompt digMtlou and assimilation of food. Physicians everywhere endorse them because thoy are as safe for the child us for tho adult; thoy; aro invaluable for sour stomach, nervoua dyspapola, heart bum, gas on stomach and bowels and every form of stemuoh derangement. 1-13 15 17. Tho Olnnelnnatl Safe and Look Co., has gone Into the hands of a receiver. An earthquake occurred in the City of Mux ico Thuraday afternoon. A pioklo famine is expected next sum mer. Prices are going up fast. Hon Joa It. Condon, a Isadluic lawyer . - , f . .-- --, . , w I of The Dalles, is dead aged 74 years. Tho White Star, Leyland, Amerloan and Attautio Traurport Otimpauies, it is lumoreJ, will combine. Call for City Warrauts. Notice is hereby given that more aio fuii'Jd pn IimUU appltaaUle to the payment of all warrants of the city ol Sslem, drawn oh the general lund, Indurswt ou or bW&re August VI, 1001 Holders of takl warrants will please reent them lor payment, ut Ludd& ush'a bauk, as lutorwt will ceate Horn date of this iiotltm. John Moir, City Treasurer, Salem Or., January 10, 1UQ2 16 lot Ma MMUJWK3 AYegclflblePrcpntatiortiorAs slmilatlng lucFoodnndHcdulu -liiu the SloinaUs ondDowls df Promolcs DigcalloaCt-crful-ness nrtdKest.Conlains nellhcr OpIum.Morpltlnc nor Mineral. "NOT-JAHCOTIO try ofouto-sxivutmiisn ImyJLtn Sent' JlxSnn mYMtermlTSetttt rinW.RirT lintuyrtm fJattr, Aperfccl Remedy rorConBUpn Tlon , Sour Slamach.Diarrhocn Worms .Convulsions .Fcvensh ness nmlLoss OF Sleep. FacStintlo Signature of NEW VOHK. EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. : State Is Now Paying Interest Tho Btato Is now paying 1'itorest on warranta on tho general fund. Tho money in tho troaoury haa been exhaust ed and until about tho middle of May or tho first of Juno, when the county pay. menti au tho state assessment will bo paid, all warrants will draw six por cont interest. Begluniug with Thurt- day all warrants presented wero otviore ed "not paid for waut of funds." This oxcopta amounts under $50. Iu antici pation of this statu of affairs in tho treasury, several brokers havo been buy ing up warrants for tho last two months, Warrants aro above par at present, aa tho stato paper is considered abetter investment than the usual gilt (dgo security. At present a $50 warrant can not be purchased for lesa than $51. It Is possible that tho county taxes will bo paid earlior than usual this year on account of tho 0 per cont rebate allowed when they aro paid before March 16. Beat Out of an Increase of Ills Pen sion, A Moxlcan war TOteran and proinl nont editor wrltea: "Boeing tho advor tiiement of Ctiainborlaln'fl Colic, Chol era and Diarrhoea Romedy, I am re minded that as a soldier in Mexico in '47 nnd '43, I contracted Mexican diar rhoea and this remedy has kopt mo from getting an Increase in my pension for on ovory ronwwul a dose of It restoroa mo " It is unequalled as a quick euro for diar rhoea und is pleasant and safe to take For salo by Dr. Stone's Drug Stores. Eastorn Oregon physiuians organized yestorday nt Pendleton. iM Dtari tko 9 ln hMW 'w "' wutl Blgi atare (A 8ouator Harris lias introduced a bill providing for government ownership of telegraph lines, The St. Elmo restaurant Is boaomlng mnro populur every day. It has a largo patronage und ia putting up excellent meals. Suit On Surety Bend M W. II, Wolirunget al, representing tho 8tato Hoard of Agriculture have replied to tho answer of J. 0. Goodalo and F. P. Tiilkinictoi). defendants in tho suit to collect damages for violation of coutraot by R I1, Doijham, for whom they wero sureties. Tho answer alleged tlmt the Buard paid Dunham for his work before it was accepted by tho con tractors, aud by violating tho contract in thai way, the sureties oould not be held responsible. The plaintiff i wi-h to have these parts of tho answtr strloken out. Tho first allegation they deny, and that the sureties are now irresponsible, thoy hold as irrelevant to the case. iCOUQH SYRUPi otitv-B Hathlng Coucha, Bora Lungs, Bronchitis. Grippo, Pneumonia uuu nil Mvero lunpalTootiona. Why then risk oonsump tlon, a alow, sure (loath? Take warning I A't at once I Buy bottle of Dr. Hull '8 Cough Syrup, ft dootor's preecrlntlon, iwwl over DO year, l'rlce, only 25 oenU. InaUt on liavlng IU Don't be lm jiOHod upon, lteftuo tho dealer'a ubUtut t It Is not Rfl good, aa Dr. Bull's. Salvation Oil cures Ittiuinutltm AfJi end !', IfiASScta. gjLgSfi HKBtwnM i ni For Infanta find Child, on, The Kind You Have Always Bought Use .ver Thirty Years ASTORIA TMC orNTAlin eoMfH, NIW TOKR OITT. Salem Iron All kinds lrou and brass cast ings, Repairs of all kinds of farm and mill ma chinery. JAMES GILL, Leasee. 10 22 tf SOULE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS PorSaUm sad Vicinity leave orders at Geo Will's Music Store PORTLAND OR. S. C. STONE, Al. D. PROPRinTOR P Stone's Drug Stores HALEM OREGON. The stores (two ia number) are located at No. 235 and 333 Commercial street, and are well stocked with a compute Use of druss and mea Iclnes toilet articles, perfumery, brushes, etc DR. STONE Has had some 25 years experience la the prac Ice or medietas sad now makes no chars e for onsulUtlon, examlnaiiuu ur prescription. CAPITAL UHY Express and Transfer Meets all mall and passenger trains. Baggage to nil parts ot tbo city. Prompt service. Teloplione No. 211. DIHQUE & IIOM.KR Your Best Friend When you find your clothes all out of order, worn and with buttons off, etc., you want tho right poraon to take care of them and that poraon is your atop mother at tho Balem Dyo Worka. At this establishment you can get any thing set 'o rlgiit8,(roin n pair of gloves, to tho most elaborato silk gowu. A gentlomau can get his hat cloaned, his trouiera creasod, or his whole suit re, Jtnenatcd to suit his Usto, aleo four suits a month for ono dollar. Buttons sowed on. rips snwod up, suits prosied on short notlco. New gooda shrunk for dresB making. MRS. C. H. WALKER 105 Commercial Bt. Famous Winter Resorts. A winter trip to Southern California and Arizona via tho famous Shasta Routo la ono never to bo forgotten. Re newod acqnaintanco with this section will ever develop fresh points or lhterest ami aildpil miiireuA of enlovment under ltd sunny kie, in the variety of Inter ests and added Industries, and Its pro lific vegetation and among its number less reports of muuutain, shore, valley and plain. Two trains lm vo ' rtland dally, morn ing and ovonlnu i'r Uillfornla. These trains are pqnlp-i l with tho most Im proved pattern oi -milliard and tourist sloeping ears, md tho low rates place flu, trill It, ri'fl ll i.f rill. For lllu'ira'-l guides of California and Arm ma w.uief resorts, address It. 13. Matsa, OcnM P. 4'r. Vgetit, Portland, tl 7 if Two Dsiiver glris, Myrtl" and Blylhe Miller, have diiapp-arrd. They are thought to have been kidnapped. WM ShT we llsvs for ueseit This queetlon arises In the family every day. Let ua uuawer It today. Try Jell-O, a delloloinaud healthful desserL Prepared In two minute No bollingl no baking! simply add boiling; water and' set te cool. Fls Tors: Lemon, Orange. Raspberry and Strawberry. Get a, package at your grocer's today. 10 cu. Tho Government Cennn nurenu Is rapidly bol"g cut down to a prrmsnont, workab o feme. A Prominent Chicago Woman Speaks, Prof. It x I ylr-r, ol Ultimo, Vice President J lit Woman' Alliauce, In speakint. "I n ' "' I ' Cengh Rem edy, rays: "1 - fftired with a severe rnlil tblu wlntrr whleh threateniHl to run Into pneumonia i trieu umerem romedlea, bull seemed to grow won? and the mediolne upset my stomaoh. A friend advised me to "v Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ami I foun l It was pleas ant to take and It relieved rn at once, I am now entirely lecovered. sayo' a, doc tor's bill, time and snfferli g and I will never t without this splendid mediolne Baln." For sale by Or Sim e's Drug Stores, Half a milllan Eaatern dullars will ba Invested in Oregon timber this mouth, gMEI9afH-W 1 Bears the I t I Signature Or 1 r. i ft In; i rW fi IUr For 0 ! i iTT alii, yi.. CLASSIFIED X ADYERTISEMEWTS " ' --' I AlftnWT'f AdvertlseitiiDts, five tines orte! msenca inrte ntaes lor 25ws-s a month. All over live User m WANTED, WANTED-Oak timber by Ut4;$tr IwkI, delivered on the cars aavwfcete be tween Independence and AlSwy n4 Portland. For partlculaKf,ddres Uoo. B. Jacob, North Info street, Salem, Ore. 1 is lw WANTED.To buy a hbuee with foil lotnoar buslnesn part at Balem. Ad dress A., caro Journal. 1 11 ft NGINEEH-Oompotent, exporienceiL r r61Iablo, wants rtirmsnont poiltUm, Address A. II. M. Journal offlcv k- -8-tf. JS FOR SALE. FOB HALE Three second-hand bngglea arid ono heavy farm wagon. Werner Fennell, Balem Wagon Factory, 804 Uommerclal 8t. 1-H-tf NEWOOD YARD.-9awed and font foot wood. Largo and second growth ilr, ash and willow delivered to any pAttof tho city, Phone 2616 Black; W. H, Burdick. 12-1 Stf, FOB 8ALE. 3000 Cedar Poets. I alao have on hand four gradas of cedar shingles. No shingles to be fonnd clsewhore In the City lika our No, 1, II.- These shingles are the Datreit brand, acknowledged by all who have ueod thorn as tho bast uad ihlsmlM on Lid market. Bold by 8. ivfci Crackea 14 and Nebraska trwtS Englewood. 10 29 tt. FOR RENT. NEATLY FURNISHED MOOM8.-I the business center of tho city alM board for a limited number. EeHlrt of Mre; Allen 253 Front St. Betwee Btato and Court. 1141w FOR atENTThroo furnished rooat.i Inquire of A. 01lnKer, at 321 Mi' atroot, or Phono black, 1 7 tf TO RENT Good onion, celery, and p. tato land. Apply to Wra. II. EgwtJ Brooks, Oregon, 1 2-28-1 ra. " FOR RENT Nowly finished oSctf rooms lu McOornack Block, Steaao heat, olevator. 10-2SIL ' L03T AND POUND LOST OR STRAYED. Two horses? Ono bald faced uaro. four whlto legl.1 Ono black Pony, if found or heard ot roturn to E. A. Cook and receive re ward. Jefforacn Oregon, 1 10 lw SPRAYING. SPRAYING and pruning. Leave org? dura at Gray Brothers. Richards anil ,,Finigan, 1 U mLc . 1.0D0E3. FORESTERS OF AMERICA Court, Sherwood Forest No. 19, Meets rt day nights In Turner block Iraf Hamilton, 0. R. A. L. Frown, Beery MISCELLANEOUS. AUCTIONEER 8. Friedman salooj with Geo. F. Smith, Residence at Ml) Church street. Htf WILLHON'S SHAVING PARLORS Tho only (hop lu the city tikf th Antiseptic Razor Sterilizer, I tit have a Dandruff Cure that cures or t nav.-Jaa. VY. Willtoni rop.rw Com. Bt. 13IU ATTENTION FARMER8-Oats, Barley, Hay add Prunes wanted. Will buy or atoro, Chopping, done promptly. Ott our prices before yo sell. Office ap posite Court House. Tlllson-Bartlstt Grain Co. i mm HOP ANDIPRODUCB BUYERS. CARM CIIAEt-Hop buyer. Office la Bt. J- Breymsnlidg, . Saiem, Oreioa. CM.- of choice hops solicited from all growers. lTTlENTiiAL pR0-New York. Uadoa, L 1'rsnclsco. Hob mercusnti. . orecoi offke, UddA uuih-iilf.. Salem. II, J. OtteateMHT, massfcr. I'hoao4ol. TA. LivESLBY CO.-Hoo mtrcSavts- OV erhelm Block, Salem. Oreiw. PheUH. 0, WRIGHT CO., buyers f fruit sad J. due orallklnh. opposite Cipiul.irr tc rawerr commercial si., gaum. sToiLE-CO.-WholeMlo fruits. Ke4. . etc Fruit sacks for sale. BumsiMfr- won prunes, potatoes aid pro4 ucs of H ,UMi. vWUco Warehouie, corner IUI sd Trs . Salem. Orel oa, BU3INES3 CARDS. MACK Succcessor to Dr, J. M. Keens, la White Oornor, Balem Ore. Parlies 0 siring superior operations at nioderoU fee In any branch arelnespvWryP1 Dr Grace Albright Craduatelof Anerksa Scksot f Osteopathy, t I V Every day except Sunday. 0 hours 0 to 12 a. mt 1 to 4 p. Fellows' Temple, Cor. Court sua atreeta. Phone. Main 2m. Dr. Tacle Beat, assistant. OFFICE. CITY HALL. For water service, aDDl Bills payable montbly Id cv Make all cotuplalnU at tbo Qc ' B. R. JOKBS, Attorney-t-LW Toledo, Orsiton. Wm taexk of Clionlt OourUar lx r Wtf w upVtSdau abatraotoi all PP.tSrS coontj. , '''- The Yariety Store China atd Glaisware, Ua( r wooden ware, dolll b1 ebIt1, dishes, tissue papers, pspklss, m" ory, envelopes, etc, Fred G. Kens. FOR SAILE on easy terms or will I" J"" V number of years to a S?g: provided eala or Je If vT ,ldo thirty days. ." fe!.2st tlon on 00 wrd of LJSEa& her t wet. Apply itmtSi 138W WiiM PlW L, . O. H. xlIsra3ccrpc!, Salem Water ft. l its tale oegtns sionaay ai v a, m