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Newspaper Page TextCatarrh istltutlonal disease. IginatoH In it scrofulous condition ot riood and depend!) on (hat condition. Fatten causes liendarlio nnd dizziness. ImnalFs' tho taste, smell and henrlnc. at- : fectfilbo vocnl organs, disturbs tlio stomach. JtMis always radlcnlly ntid permanently cfirca by tho blood-purlfylng, altoratlvo ntfdtoriIc, action of Hood's Sarsaparilla This great medicine has wrought the most vroifderfuli curei of nil diseases depending on scrofula or tho scrofulous bablt. igtlOOP'B l'lLlfl at a tlio best cattiartl?. Special Inducement to ,Vbun and Old iknge of Monler's Swo Choro- ' llSycli pound o! our blended ten cnl (Dlarnond Hlenil, nt50c per pound. ins been returned for not satisfaction, nnd wo know tills suit everybody that la a liver of V to ft' TJr n pound is our word and tho tea will tell yoti the rest. Yjjtiin Tea Store M'BREDEUEIER, Prop, Phone.2$ll. Free Delivery. 4& Portland Visitors PerkinCs IlJtel Restaurant: Whfta CJ'5jui:li ID: to 25c. Mutji a la arte,i20ru Dilly Joaroil on file. 527 "LOCL EVENTS, Ib-M Jahft2CFi"Tho Vlllazo Parson" at the'GrnnU Opera Hotme. touom ptmjai eisMnjp tjoi o "0 'O JI oflS'ool VOABJO U0ysJ1W(I03 OJnO !fUBl)VQ XpOOQ taaoaino l MAV won juo0tnpa WILLAETre IIOFE L ARRIVALS Ej Smith, Chicago. Adatn.8. Collins, Snn Francisco. As O. Hilton, San Francisco. hi Loclimiind. City. !l3;j.El'ynn. Portland. .Mis. Alice Aikonf Seattle. HkN,Prirhard. Duluth. EMT). Graham. San Francisco. 8ipJ. Lelght n, Minneapolis. is j. Honor, rortinnu. 0, M. Idteman, Portland. J. K.Wfirton, Portland. II. R po'alui t .Phllaltdpha. A.j. -Barnes, Portland. MrsiConrad ICrnb, rtrookp. E Jd&Moal, Heppner. J. r.ouiapoii, Portland. Q. U. Linen. San Francisco. L, Bafchelor, City. B. S?G61db3rg, 84ti Francisco. D.iEBrpokbauk, San Francisco. WJpT Gary, San Francfeco. AWeTihlmo, San Francisce: ' -a . TryGraln-OI Try Gratn-OI l Aflk yo"ur Grocer today to eliow you ft package of GRAIN-O, the new food drink,, that takcH the place of coffee. Tliq, cfiUdieii may drink It without Injurynsf well as- tho adult. All who fry Unlike It. GUA1N-0 1ms that rich MiiU brown of Mocha or Java. biitMtMflYuinde from pure cniltiB, and the ntoangullcate stomach receives It wlthoutlfllatress. ,; the price of cof fee.F."lCfand 25 cts. per package. Sold" by jnll. grocers. J THaomrnoreial Bank ol Fulton, Mo , is In (Ufllcu)tieB. Its cashier skipped with thocoinV- Chronic Constipation Cured. The, mdjSt important discovery of recent yqrs is the positive remedy for conspiration. Cascarets Candy Cathartic,, Cure guaranteed. Genu ine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never said in bulk. Druggists, ioc. CASTOR I A Por Infants and Children. Bi KhftYou Have Always Bought 1 Boars &&& IgaAtarH Buffalo in tho Yellowstone National Park are decreasing rapidly. Genuine 'stamped CCC Never sold In bulk. Beware of the dealer who trie to sell "something just as jfHd." Albort Gllrroe, n promlnont man of odtauft, is in jiil for horai stealing He pjeaded utility to rav n inr mor friend. LOnS I nd SMOKE r Vf ' YourLlfeawavl Vou can becured of anr t orm of tobacco uln :MX, ho tttJo well, itronsr, ma new life and vieor bv talciuc Ml uarneiic, luuoi NO-TO-BAU, :ht tnakaft irck mtu itronsr. Mauv eaia tea pouHdala tea Uari, -Uier HOO.OOO itronsr. j ;iaTru. AirusHiSi. wure ruaraaiceu. uook- isaitti. Cure iruiraateeo. llook- ) FKKR Addr KliK AddreM STUKI.INU tMumy Clnco or New York. 4W 84hjf speak before the Hamilton aittb' go Jan 25 and it his been deal with topics of nation- ti'd Or at inter jajafV Art Tsar tCfmtjm 1 Dr.Hbb'8pariiruiriiUcaralllduarlllk.aaTO' ctolriw. kdd. atetlUr Kidki l'..t;lfu'uor U. r. Opera House JOUNF COHDHAY. Manner "SR'i MONDAY, JAN. 20th. E. NANKEVILLE Presents MOST NATURAL PLAY OF THE AGE. age Parson 87 in Climax werful In Action Intense Heart Interest All Special Scenery TORY AS SWEET AS THE GRANCE OF ROSES ft 00, 75c. 60c, aud 35c. said bodies Monday at 0 a. m Umasiiro.. ! S3 ? rVto CANDV CATHARTIC j, UDC AjS'' ffwm eficmSt KSfflU Grana m3e w i I m HHHH2 HnHMErasssasaTSB SALEM SOCIAL WORLD PERSONAL MENTION Enjoyed Italian Opera. The Italian opera quartet appeared at the grand Inst night. Al though tho audienco was small, it was compoto 1 of folk who wcro able to ap preciate tho artistic merit ot tho pro gram. Salem audiences do not fre quently have opportunity to boar se lections from grand opera, and it can bo said with truth that no company has over Bppoarod hero superior to this The tlrst part consisted of a numbor of suporb renditions. Tho initial num ber was Liszt's Polonaise, by Andro Benoist. Ills second numbor was a Sarabande by Ililler, and following both eolectiona the applause was enthusiastic nnd he rotponded to several encores It would bo dllllcult to say which singer pleased the nudlonco best, all wore so perfect. Italia Uepetlo possesses a sweot soprano vo'ce of a range cover ing nearly three octaves, nnd her highest notes are the sweetest Sho sang an Aria from Donizetti, and responded to tho ardent applause with "The Last Rose of Summor," which was particularly pleas ing. Husso sang Bartlett's "A Dream" an I because I lovo you," and neither wore over "sung so well before in this city. Gnieappa Teraari gave tho prologue from Leoncavlllo by Pogllacl The appear ance ot Collamarlni was hailed with cheers. She is a magnificent appearing woman and has voice of un surpassable sweetness. Her deep tones are thrilling and all are of the greatest purity. Tho second act was a grand and fitting finale of the evening. Aftor a number by Hepotto and a duet by Hepettoand Ferrari, tho grand scone from tho third act of ''Car mon"iwaa glvyuby Collamarini. It was n triumph ot the arts of mulc auddrnmu nnd atler its grand conclusion the audl onco were loud in their praise and en thusiasm. The Village Parson. Village Parson, " which has n great favorite with theatre will bo soen at tho "Tho Desome Boors, Grand Opera House, Monday Tnis play is intensely dramatic in ac tion, and, while notovor-strnlned, there are climaxes which keep tho interest of tho spectators wrought up to the highest point. Many of the passages are vory pathotlc, and there aro scenes in which tho element of humor predominated Tho plot is well defined, and as the story ends happily, thoronrn no regrets. The i flt a - LITTLE MYRTLE. scenic features are well cared for, tho carnival scene being especially fine. All of the acts, in fact, are euulnned with new and bright scenery. The Company ia far above the average nnd a finished production is looked for. The box offico will bo open for tho sale of seats on Mon day at 0 a. m. Prices $1, 76, 60 and 35 cents. Chaflne Dish Party. Ml;s Klla Kineman entertainod a number of young ladies at an afternoon party on Thursday. In a floral guess ing contest the first prlza was won by Miss Ku 11 Horgan nnd the second by Miss Fawk. The Peruna Almanac The druggists have already boen sup plied with Peruna almanacs, There is sure to be a great demand for these al manacs on account of the articles on as trology which they contain. The subject of astrology is a very a trac'ive one to moMt people. The articles on astrology lu the Peruna almanac have buon fur nlshed by a very competent nstrologist, and the mental characteristics of each sign is given, constituting almost a com plete horoscope. A list of lucky aud un lucky djs for each month are given. There will bo a great tuhIi for these books. Atkyrmr druguiet for one early before they are all gone. 15 d&w The Ninth Cavalry is from the Philippines, ordered home KILL THE DANDRUFF GERM Your Hair Will Fall Out Till You Become Bald. Modern schnehaa dis:overed that. uauuruu is oauani uy a germ tnat digs up the ecalp in scales, as it borrows down to the roots ol the hair, where it des roya the hair's vitality, causing fall ing hair, and, ultimately, baldnes. Af ter Prof Unna, of Hamburg, Ge'manv, discovered the dandruff germ, alf efforts to linda remedy failed until the great labratory discovery was made whioli re sulted InNewbro's llorplcida. . It alone ol all other hair preparations kills the dandruff germ. Without dandruff, hair graws luxuriantly. "Dnstroy the' cause, ycu teinove tho effect." Annual School Meeting. The annual taxpayers' meeting of Sa lem school district will beheld Monday, January 20, at the city hall at 8 o'clock p. m Let ttiere be a large attendance The Excitement not Over The rush to the drug store still con tinues and daily acoroa of people call for a bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lunea for t fie cure of Coniths. Colds, aV I Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption. jKemp'a Baku in, the standard family (einedy, is sold on a guarantee and nvr i fails to give entire satisfaction. Priee 25c. and 60c. 2 ''W!l'!Wg'f''l 0. A. C Notes During tho two weeks flnce tho holidajs, twenty four now students have been registered, making the total num ber 108 Indications nro that tho num bor will reach nearly 500 this year. Matriculations nro all mado and thc- classes nro In good working order. Activo operations have begun on the new Agricultural Hall, to bo added to the group of college buildings at 0. A. 0. Several enr loads of stone nro already at hand, and. tho work of excavation has commenced. Tho now structure wl'l bo four storioa high. Intentions nro that it slmll bo completed, by tho timo school opens in Septotnber. PERSONALS. Kex Bishop is visiting relatives at Jef ferson. Otto E. KrausBe of Portland is visiting in Salem. Secretary of State F. I. Dunbar is in Portland today. Dr. E. A Pierce has gotie to Portland for n few duys. Charles Scott of Woodburn was in tho city yestorday. Georue G. Illngham is in Portland for a short stay. MIbb Ilalllo Thomas is in Turner for an over Sunday visit. J. II. Albort has gone to Portland to rimaln several days. Miss Cora Wlntora has gone to Port land to'vldt friends. F. T. Wrightman is in Woodburn to remain ovor Sunday. Toll Thompson, tho insurance m n hi) returned to Portland. Mrs. 0. S. Miller is visiting frlouds in Portland for a few dars. P. A Trulllngor of Astoria, is visiting his sister, Mrs. T. T. Gcor. Ilev. D. E. Wat tors has gone to Port land to remain over Sunday. J. L. Lamblrth, of- the S. L. P. & T. Company is in Portland today. Mlf e Minnlo Taylor has gone to Joffoi; on to visit friondc for a few days. Mrs. N. Hanson has gonoto Jefferson to visit her daughter, 'Mrs. Calvort. Jordan Putvlno returned Friday ovon ing from a business trip to Portland. Mrs. Horry A Green, of Portland, is visiting her father, J. W. Harriett. Dr, J. F. Oalbronth is attending tho Scottish Rite convention in Portland. Miss Maude Klino of Silverton is in the city visiting relatives nnd frionds. Mrs. Georo Auble, of Lewlston, Idaho visited relatives in this city yerterday. Supt. D. Y. Yoder is nttonding the tonchors' meeting at Silverton today. Dr. Harry Ollntcer will leave next week for Mexico to ho nluont about two months. Prof. A. W. Miz. principal of-thoi UervniB schools, is in the city to spontl Sunday. ' Mrs. Conrad Krohs of-B'ooks Is vtilt ing Mrs. A. B. Uillls at the Hotel Wil lamette. Slate Treasnror and Mfs. C. S. Mooro and con are spending n few days in rortland. Avery 0 Hilton, traveling passeng r agent for the Erie lines wui in the city yesterday. Mrs. W. T, Perkins has returned from a mouth's stay In San Jose nnd other California cities. Mrs. E. F. Hartford has gone to Cor vallis to visit Inr sister, Mrs. Plumtner, who is quite ill. 0. M. Idloman,foriner attorney gener al for Oregon, camo up from Portland Friday evening. Mrs A. J. Woodcock ha9 gone to Cor vallla to visit her son, M. S. Woodcock for a few weeks. ' Mr. and Mrs. F, F. Snodlcor will be at home to their frionds at Birmingham, Ala., after Feb. 1st. W. S. Berdan Jr- special agont of the Norm British & Mer entile Insurance Co. is in tlio city. Mrs. Hugh Thompson has returned to her home in Portland after a short vlsi t with Salem friends. Miss Mabel Carter is visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J, L. Carter, in Port laud for n few daya. A. L Barnes is in tho city to establish a branch of the Pacific Horn Builder's Association. Boo Ad. Ex-Governor 'A F. Moody left this morning for The Dalle to attend the funeral of J. 3. Condon, Mrs. Clark has returned to her home in Portland after a vlalt with her par ents, Mr. aud Mrs. J J. Murphy. Hoadmaeter W. J. Culver has re turned from Jefforaon, where he has beon at work on the roads foi eeveral days. Mrs. Emma Dirts Thompion and Mils Stella Pitt Dorres of Eugeue, who has been vUlting Miss Jessio Breyman, have gone to Portland to viait frieids. Miss Daisy Bill, of It tzvil.e, Wash., is visiting Mr. aud Mrs A. V. McCarty at their home on Seventeenth street. She expictn to remain eeveral weeks. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Bobbins have returned to their home in Eastern Ore gon after a visit with Mrs. Bobbins' pat ents, Mr. aud Mrs. Savage, on Asylum avenue. After I um luducad la try CABCA ItRTM. 1 will iieier l without ttiem lu the liouie Mr Urar Ink Trf bad tUp. and iaj held afbedaud I luditouiMii trcwWe Now. liw tk IhK Cau-areU I fol flue Uj wife bataltQ UMd Itwm Willi Mninal nsault for tour tcmatli.' Jul Kumuwo, BSt lougrMi lit , bl Loul. ilo CANDY stacoJicvo TaAotMASN RiawrfNto IMeaunt PauUaM r(Bi Tat Oe4 fK flood. Nricko Wwatvo vr Oiip He Xciec ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... l.rUa( m; Umfuj, m, xlntl, Ink, Ml MO-TO-IAC SatoiiBMSSttfilf Sour Stomach Ijgjffc An Excellent Combination The pleasant method nnd bencflolu' effects of the well known remedy Jtrup or Fiae, manufactured by tin CALiFonmx Fio Smur Co illustrate the value of obtaining the liquid luxa tlvo principles of plants known to br medicinally laxative and presenting theniin the form most rofreafilng' to tht tasto and acceptable) to the system. It Is tho ono perfect strengthening' laxa tlve, cleansing tho system effectually dispelling colds, headaches and feven runtly yot promptly nnd enabling- one overcome habitual corstlpatlou per manently. Its perfect freedom from every objecttonnulo quality and sub jtnn"o, nd Its acting- on the kidneys llror and bowels, without weakeuinp or irritating them, mako it the ideal laxative. In tho procofia of manufacturing- figs nro used, ns they aro pleasant to the tnnte, but tho medicinal qualities of the vemedy aro obtained from eennaand .-ther aromatic plants, by a mothod Known to the Oaufoukix Fio Srnur Co. only. In order to gat 1U boneflcial effects and to avoid imitations, please ronietnbcrthr full name of UioCoTDDany printed on the front of ovary package. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO, BAN FHANOI8CO, OAL. iouiqviixb. kt. mrw TOOK. If. T. Fomalo by all Prosaists. Price tOo. per bottla JOURNAL X RAY. A Salem Republican paper, (that is making n specialty ol blackening Gov. Geer's administration) in plnco of cor recting former misstatements, makos s lot of now statements. It calls The JocitXAt. the Governor's personal organ. Tho Journal editor has no lottors on file with tho Governor asking appoint ments or to bo mado his organ, as nn othor editor hns. 9 9 r Medford Enquirer: It costs Jackson county this year nearly f 19,000 to bo a part of Oregon, with a high assessment rate in this county and a total tax lov) in the county of 20 mills, wo are all at a placo to "got off at." In fact we will be" come followers of Col. Hofor of the Sa lem Journal in his salary crusade if he will go a littlo fartlior. 46 4b Our stnto officials can afford to go slow about conferring hugo grants under the arid lands net. C ' Tun Joints at. and the Baker City Dem ocrat aro tho Dncit looking papora ou our oxchango tabic as as Malheur county claims tho distinction of having the highest tnx lovy, Stops the Couth and Works off the Cold I-iutitlve Iliomo-IJtilnln Tililelsruro a coli) 1 1 ouo day. .No Cure, No 1'ay. l'rlc M centx. ti SUNDAY SERVICES. W. C. T. U. Hev. Charlos Scott, pastor, of The Friends church will apoAk Sunday at 4 o'clock at tho W. 0. T. U. MKTIIOniST ErlSCOI'AIi John Purs.ins pastor. Soryica at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p ni, S-inilay school at 12 in. and Epworth League at 0.30 p m. RVANOKLICAL UIUIIC'II. Chemeketa and 17th street. N. Fhupp pustor. Preaching services by the pas tor at 11a in. and 7:30 p m. Sunday school at 10 a. in. and Y. P. A at (I 30 p. m. U.S'ITAIttAN. Cornor Chemeke a and Cottage straets. W. G. Eliot, minister. Service at 10:30 a. m. Mrs. T. I,. Eliot, ol Port land, will preach. Sunday school at 12 m. Evening service- omitted. C'K.NTIIAL COXaKiMATIONAL At tho corner of l'Jth. anJ Ferry streets T. H. Hendorson, pastot. Preach inn at tho usual hour tomorrow. Subject at 11 a. in. "That Holy Whine." Subject at 7:30 p. in , "What Must I Dj?" CMIIIBlZVN HCIENCK. Second Church of Christ. Scientist. 209 Liberty street. Services at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sundays; and every Wednesday evoning at 7:30 o'clock. Subject of lesson sermon : "Truth." CllUltCII OK (101). Nortli Salem. Itev. A. Wilson, paitor. Preaching at 11 and 7:30 p. in. Sunduy school at 10 a. m. Providence permit- tinir, there will be a protracted reriea ol meetings throughout tho week, to con tinue indefinitely. FIRST I'BICHilYTBMAN H. A. Kotchum pastor, Preaoiiing fervlcea at 10:30 a. in, and 7 p. m. Subject of morning sermon, Individual Efiort lu the Servico of Uhriit, John 1:11. Evening. The Sonl's Conflict and Con quest. Johu 5:4,5. UNITKI) KVANOKLICAI. CllUltCII. O.A, Kabing, Pastor. Cottage botwoon Marion and Center St. Services Sunday, Jan. 10, 10 a. in. Sunday tcUool 11 a, m. Preaching subject, "Almost is not Al together." 0:30 ii. m. Y. P. S C. E prayerrneeting. Evening service omit ted. YEW r-AUK USITBD IIIIKTIIREK. Merrltt Davis, pastor, Service at 11 a. m. audi 7:30 p, in. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morning subject: 'The Human Temperaments; aud Ke llgloua Experience," Bovlval services overy night at 7:30. An oxpotleuce moetini! will be neiu ev ry oay. nun- day excepted, at 2:30 p. m. VIJIST CONailCUATlO.f AL Rev. W. O, Kantner, pastor. Preaoh Irgat 10 30 a. ro. and 7:30 p. m. Morn ing subject: "The Failing ol Faith." Evening subject "Writiux One's Life Book," Sunday school at 12 ra. Junior Endeavor at 3:15, Peuhryu Kautner leader. Y, P. 8. C. E at0;30p. m., Mrs. A. II, Dodd, leader. I III !! aMBM O.eXJBCJCCaXTLX.A.. Attentlon-Unitei Workmen. Come out. The presence of all A O. U. W. ui umbers is requested at 1'rotec tion Lo'le tonight thi U Memorial Day. Will have appropriate exercises. m i o x. je -jr c re x jl. BantU y) 1U KM Yw Km AlaiW tofll Gilbert Parker's Latest Harper & Brothers have published the. latest novel from the pen of Gilbert Parker. His novel, "i'ho Battlo to tho ' Strong," was the greatest work of tlutiou , that has ap eared in the Atlantic ' Monthly for mnuy yearB, nnd that is ' placing him at the head of tho list ot fiction writers since the nppearanco of Tiilby. But this work duos not sustain his fame and it is perhaps not right to j.idgo n writer by his own mnator piece, i There was no reflection on Do Mnurior beeauso his "Mnrtlauu" flagged in interest nnd mtistlc excellence aftor ' tho nppearanco of Trilby, So in ' this caBo, Parker la not the less artist ' beeauso his last pictuio Is not up to the J lovol of his greatest work, But the choice of his hero a lawyer with tho drink habit nnd a leckluss disbeliev er in auytliing noble or dlvlno the mechanical contrivances of the plot are all somewhat unlortunnto aud far-fetched, from his rescue from death, his restoration to reason. Tho branding with n rod hot cross, the love making to Rosalie, the final death, there ia a strain of tho mind for effec b that aro unnatural. At his best, wheu his genius Is aroused, when his creative faculty plays freely, naturally, there ia no greater living artist of letters than Gilbert Parker, tho Canadian wizard of fiction. There- la much lino writing in this volume, and It will plenso many readers and his admirers will feel tho old deft touch in places. But the prin cipal situations nro, forced and .stilted for effect when none knoAs Letter how to produco effects by thu opposite tueaus that constitute literary art. vLIko Mrs. fluiuphioy Ward's Eleanor, it is not his masterpiece, In spite of the adver tlBementB. Too many modern writers suffer thomsolvos to be overloaded with Work; ovordriven on Uio road of famo. It ia not pleasant to contemplate nnd too result must be un injury to them and to llteraturo Half as much and t wico ns good should bo the motto of publishers aud writers Prico $1.50. Trado sup plied by Patton Brothers, Booksollers, 8alem, Oregcn. surprTsTng RESULTS A Simple Internal Remedy Makes Remarkable Cures of Calarrali. People who have used spraya, inhaluis, salves and waehos for catarrh and hnvo found how uboIcss nnd inconvenient they nro, will bo ngroeably .eui prised nt results following thu use ol n pleasant, Interna I remedy in tablet form ; druggists everywhere admit that Stuart's Catarrh rablots, which tlioy sell at 60 cents for full siz.-d treatment Is the safest most tffeclivo nnd popular of all catarrh rum1 edles. Nearly nil olienp rough mixtures nnd throat lozuuuos contnln opiates; thuso uheap medlelnes give n temporary relief, especially with little children by de stroying nerve sensation; the irritation in throat, which causes coughing ia tern porarily removed, not by removing tlio cause but by deadening tho nerves of feeling, thu irritation is not felt although it Is still there nnd will promptly return. Stuart's Catarrh Tablets is tho be t remedy to removo catarrhal eaorctlon, whether in the nose, throat or stomaih because they aru composed of whole somo, aiititeptk liku Kwl Gum, Blood Root, etc., when you use these tablots you know what you are putting Into your system anil not taking uhances with cocaine, oplutui or Himllar (Mjisona found in eo many catarrh cures and cough medicines. Dr Ramsdell lu commenting on catarrh cures tuys: "I cm heartily rec- oiumond Mtunrl'a Catarrh Tablets, be cause they contain no unctiino nor other dangerous drug found in so many ad vertised catarrh uuree, I have known of ma y eases of longstanding oatarrh of thohoad nnd .hroat completely cured by tho dully use of thww tablets for sev eral weeks. One cam in particular, wliioh I could not reach with un inhaler or spray and where the catarrh oausod daily headuohes and a nuliceablo Iocs of hearing waa entirely oortwl by this harmlewi but efUetive rHiuedy," Dr. Wainwrlglit says: "I ntver hes itate to prescribe Stuart's Catairnh Tablets for catarrhal headaches and catarrhal deafiiMS beoause I know them to be peifeotly safe for olilkl or adult and havejieeii many rnmarkaiitu cuies resulting from their regular daily uses; Icc-uko they nra advertUwl and aoUl in drug stoma is no reason why any good phytdoluii should not uw them bvcaute we should mini uiKin the mean of cure wherever found." Stuart's Oatarrh Tablets am pcially valuab'e for euUrrhal oftUls in ohildren beeauso they ore pleasant to the taito axd may lm used freely to break up se vere oolds and croup at the vnty begin ning. All drngslet wll the remedy a fifty eenle far (nil &iad package. A little book on cauMt and euro of catarrh mailed free by addrMalng the F. A. Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich. 1 U 10 18 t'l4-. M'gclablc I'rcpnr.MtoitrorAs slmilatiitg lltcl-ooilnntlHotfula -ling lite Slouwchs otulDowls of Promolcs Digcalion,CI?crfiir nctts and Iicst.Contatns ncillicr Opium. Morpltmc norMuicral. KOT "NVIIC OTIC . any oroidjirS.Mua.nraam Impkn Sad-' jilxSmmt AM,tS.te- I Hrp St J -CtmKed&ijv hbitnwm tniw. Apcrfccl Remedy forConslip,! Hon , Sour Stomach, Diarrltocn Worms .Conviilsious .Fcvcrish ncss nnd Loss of Sleep. Facsimile Signature or NEW YORK. EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. w. aril fy Market Quotations Today "MI1 Ralrm n ftnnd llnmff MrVr Wheat, Oats, Etc. Wheat 52'uc Oats 3Io Barley $15 porton. Flax Cash, Northwost, fl.07. Hop Market Hons lll2c. Sti ictly choice HKc. Liverpool, Doc. 5 Hops nt London Pncltlc Coast steady, 3 be. to L Live Stock Market. Stoera 3Ujc. Cows-2(53c. Sheep -2.50 gross to $3.00 Droseod veal flc 0)0 Hoga, nllvo )ic Hoib, dressed Ho. Plour, llay.t'ccd, Etc. Baled cheat $7.50. Clover 7. Feed barloy $18) per ton. Bran-10i. Shorts $18.00. Flour, wholosnlo $2 (15. Potatoes, AppleS, Etc. Potatoes l5o to 50c. Apples 40($G0a per Iwx. Fancy packed $1 00 Onions, $160 to $1 (IIS pur 100 lbs. Dried Fruits Dried apples JiQdc. 1'iilian prunes -l()i to 60i !l)u to 3jf 1'ellto Pru lies Ws to 6(1, (J li!. Wood. Pence Posts, Etc. Bgflr-!iC0. Second urowth $3.00. Ab1i-$8 50 Body oak-fl 00. l'o;o oak $4.00. Cedar postsH to 10c, Dairy and Creamery Products. Dairy butter IfiOiOc. Crenmerv 20fBU6c. Store 15c. Flrst-elaHH c untry, per roll 115c. Cream at creamery, pan skimmed 21c. Separator sklmnicd 2llc. Effsand Poutlr,-. Eirgs 22o. Turkeys, livo 10c per pound, Gceso $11 por dozen. Ducks $.') to $1 per dozen. Wool and Mohair. Coarse wool 13c. Medium He. Fino-4-ic. Mohair 20 to 2Cc. Hides. Pelts andPurs. Green hides, No. 1 5c. Green hides, No. 2 ia. Calf skins I -fie. Bhee 26 to 75c. Goatfkins 36cto$1.0. Gray fox 10 to 40o, Coon 10 to 25c. Mitik-2oc to $1.25. Otter-$1 to $5. Hkunk 10toa5c. Miukrut 1 to 5c. Wildcat 10 to 25c. S doer's Maiket, Ohiokens 7ffiSc. Eggs pur dozen, cash. 20a Portland Market. Pobtla.ni), Jim 17. Wheat Walla Wmla.Ot. Flour Portland, best graded $2.85(9 (3.H0. Graham 2.50. Oats Choice White $l,10o Hi $1.15. Barley $18 $10 per ton, Millstuff-BrJii, $ 8 Hay Timothy Tl(ft$12 imr toi. Onlone-$1.50 (31 76. Potatoes 85 1IJ per cental, Butter Best da ry, lHQiVO; fancy eroamory,250t27Kc;StQre 13(15 .!! Eggs-Oreon, ranch 25?doz. Poultry Chickens, mUed $3.50 $4 00; hem $1; turkeys, llr 12 fg 13c. Mutton Gross, Ski flogs Gross 6)c. Beef Grow 3.003$1fiQ Veal-Gross. Be te 11-. Hops 11 12c B. o jmi Dr. Hull's Couch Syrup will euro a Cough or Cold at once. (Jonquore Croup, WhooplHg-Couch nnd Mcaslo Cougu without full. Mothers pratao It. Doctors prottcribo It for Droiichl tin, Hoareoni8, Oripno, Pneumonia and Consumption. It givca quick, sure rwultsL 1'iico, 25cta. Ilofusothe doalor's eubatituto : it ia not an Reed, KBOHBv HUaSA eHlilf Dr.Bull's Cough Syrup Always cures when others fail. Dr. Bull's Pllla cur ConstlMtktn and Urn rreublas. 50 pUU, io m. frUI Uu, a cu For Infants and Ghildron. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears Signature In Use For Over Thirty Years GASTQRIA THt eiNtiin oourHT. nw t qkh errrf Salem Iron TUnnlrn and All kinds iron and brass cast ings. Kopnlrsof all kinds of farm and mill ma chinery. VVUIBlO Foundry JAMES GILL, Leasee: 10 22 tf SOULE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS PORTLAND Off Por Salem and vlclalty icbyq uruco ai usv Will's Music Store. It S. C. STONE, M. D. PROPRIETOR P Stone's Drug Stores SALEM OREGON. The stores (two In number) are located at Ho. 235 and 333 Commercial street, and are well stocked with a complete Use of druisand med Iclnes toilet articles, perfumery, crushes, etc DR. STONE lias had tome 25 years experience lathe prac Ice of medicine and now makes no charse for oaiultatloa. exatnlnatiuuor prescription. CAPITAL UITY Express and Transfer Moots nil mnlt nnd nassongor trains, MagKAK to nil parts of tho city. "Prompt aervicn. Tolophonn No. 241. DIHQUK A HOMY Kit Your Best Friend When you find your clothes alt out of order, worn nnd with buttons off, etc, you wntit the right purnon to tnke care of them nnd that person is your stop mother ut the Halem uyn works. At this establishment you can got any thing set o rlghtH,from a pair of gloves, to tho moat elnborato silk gown. A geiitlomnii ran got ills hat cleaned, his trotifcrs creasod, or his whole suit ro, Juvenated to suit his taito, also four suits a month for ono dollar. Buttons sewed on, rips snwod up, suits prosicd on short notice New goods shrunk for drrss making. MRS. C. H. WALKER 105 Commercial Ft. Call for Cltv Warrants. Notice is hereby given that there aro fuii'Ja on hand applicable to the Sayment of all warrants of tho city of aiem, drawn on tho general fund, indorsed on or boforo August 12, 1001. Holders of said warrants will pleaso pretiint them for payment, at Ladd & BubIi's hank, as Interest will coaiu from datoof this notice John Moir, City Treasurer, Halom Or,, January 15, 1002. 15 lOt SLOT MACHINES 47.VARIETIE8 Wo are the law' muiiiifartiirt-r of I coin operating tnachliiury In the wurlU Write rorourcatalotfuu. I MILLS NOVELTY CO,, Chicago. It to 23 South JaHerion Strati. MM Wool Valley, 111 Q 15cn.; ICaswrn OreKon,8(12"', Mohair, 21 21cu., Hides Dry hides, 1(1 pounds and up ward, 15c 15. Statu ov Ohio, City of Tolkiio, I Luuah County, 1 -ss. FitANK J. Ciiknkv makes oath that he Is thu senior iiartner of the firm of P. J. Ciiknkv & Co . doing bui-iiies In the City of Toledo, County and Slate afore said, and that raid firm will pay thu sum of ONE HDNDHED DOLLARS for each and every ease of Catarrh that can not be cured by the use of Hai.l'm Ca taiiiiii Cum: FRANK J. 011KNKY. bworn to before mo and aubsorlbed to in my preaeure, this sixth day of Decern ber, A. I). 183(1. A. W. GLKASON, ISbbl Notary Public. Hall's Cxtarrh Cure Is takeu Inter nally ami acta directly 011 the blooJ aud iiiuuou surfaces ol the yteu. Send for testimonials free. F. J OI1KNKY A- CO., Toledo, O. Hold by Druggist, 7c. Hall' Family Pllla are the best. A s rond bedrock has beeu found on Kldorado creek. It Is thirty feel below he flrat and Is very rich. What 8ba wo Have for Desert This (lucatlon arlnes In the family 1 very duy. Iet uo answer It today. Try JelhO. a delicious and healthful lesiterL Prepared In two minutes. So bolllugl no baklngl simply add boiling; water and set to cool. Fla Fla eors: Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and Htrawtw-rrv (Jet a Package at your Krocsr'-i today. 1G eta. sj i ju 8, 1 tie . if M a. of AAJX ;asggM5as..i '?ii'ri""i'iitnaigLS CLASSIFIED Arlvartlc-amnai tluiia.A- JftH f.iiii;z.viLf"& . mnV.v ... ':: M"" .?? weemn.ss) ..m.u. n UTCr live IIDCS attaSHSHftti wA?iSSr2uk &h:h?. tween Independence nnd Albany and Portland. For pnrtlculars 'adress Snlom, Ore. 1 15 lw WANTED.-To buy n house with full lot near bustnoss part at Salem. Ad dresB A., enro Journal. u fa BSfflSBt5KP?!!RS . .; v-""0 foimuuous position. Address A. II. M. Journal office. 1-8-tf. FOR SALE. FOR 8ALE Threo second-hand boggles p ;r A" . "V..u WBgo werner Fennell, Snlom Wngon Factory, 304 Com morel al St. 1-14-tf NEW WOOD YAItD.-Bawedand four loot woou. uirgo nnu second growth fir, ash and willow delivered to- any P,',,rt,?f tho.,c.,ty ruone 251S Black. W. II. Burdick. 12-18U. FOR SALE.3000 Cedar Posts. I alto hnvo on hnnd four grndea of cedar shingles. No shingles to b? fonnd clsowhoro in the City like our No. 1, H. Those shingleB are the Detroit brand, acknowledged by all who hava used thorn as the best mad shlDtlea on tuo mnrKot. Cracken 14 and Englewood. Sold h fl p. &- Nebraska streets 10 29U. FOR RENT. NEATLY FUUNI8HED ROOM8.-In the business center of tho city all board for a limited number. Euqnlr " of Mrs. Allon 258 Front St. Betwee Btato and Court. 1 14 lwn FOR RENT Three furnfihed roowa. Inquire of A. OUngor, at 321 Mill street, or Phono black. 1 7 tf TO RENT Good onion, colory, and po tato innu, Appiy to wm. u. JigaB, Brooks, Oregon. 12-23-lm. FOR RENT Newly finished offlcs rooms in McOornack Block. Bteam heat, olevator. 10-25tf. LOST AMD FOUND' LOST OR STRAYED.-Two horses. Ono bald facod tnaro. four white Icgil. One black Pony, If found or heard of roturn to E. A. Cook and receive re ward. Jefferson Oregon. 1 10 lw SPRAYING. SPRAYING-ond pruning. Leava or ders nt dray Brothers. Ricliarui and Finlgan. 1 H ml LODGES. FORESTERS OF AMERICA Court Sherwood Forest No. 10. Meets Fri day nights in Turner block. Ira Hamilton, O. R. A. L. Brown, Seoy. MISCELLANEOUS. AUCTIONEER 8. Friedman salesroom with Ueo. F. Smith, Residence at'96' Church fltroot. 1 4 tf WILL-SON'S SHAVING PARLOR8. Tho only shop in the city uslna; tht Antlieptio Rasor Sterilizer. I alw have a Dandruff Cure that cures or n I" O pay. Jaa. W.. Wlllsou, Prop., 147 oin. St. 19St( ArEENTION FARMERS-Oata, Barley, Hay and Prunoi wanted, Will buy or Btoro. Chopping dona promptly. Get our prices bnforo you tell. Office op posite Court House, Tlllaoa-BartUtt Grain Co. HOP AND PRODUCE BUYERS. 1 CARMICIIAEL-Ilop buyer. Office lnBoa, J- Ureymanllldr, . Salem, Orcjoa. Sibimb of choice hops solicited from all growers. I ILTENTIIALnROS.NewYorlc. Loadoa.Saa L francljco, hop merchants. OrtKoa office, Ladd flush Dldf. salcnt. U. J. Ottcakelater. maaater. I'tioae -t5l. TA. LIVESLEY A CO.-llop mercha ts. Ok a. erheim Utock, Salem. Orcioa. Phoaeiail. I G, WRIGHT CO., buyers ef fruit aid Wt J. duce of alt kinds, opposite Capital.Srewsrr Commercial at., Salem. HS.GILBCO.-Wholeialefrults, rods etc Fruit sacks for aaia. Burnt el or eion pruaes, potatoes and produce of all kladt. Wallace Warehouse, corner lliinaad Trale ft. Salem, Orcion. esaa m iV BUSINESS CARDS. O. H-JflAOK IDMIKraL? 1ST ' Succcesaor to Dr, J. M. Keens.' In White Comer, Salem Ore, Partial de siring superior operations at tuoderaU feo in any branch are in eapulal request; Dr, Grace Albright Craduattlof AmertcaiiScbeol of Oateopaiby. 1 t t Every day oxcept Sunday, 0H hours 9 to 12 a. mil to 4 p. tn. 01 Fellows' Temple, Cor, Court and 111(1 streets. Phone. Main 22ST. Dr. Tacle Deal. Assistant. k OFFIOK, OITY UALL. For water aorrlce apply t ofDos Bills payable monthly fu sdvsBes Mako all complaints at the offlca , 1 1 in 1 1 B. I JONES, Attornoy-at-Law Tolotto. Orovoru Was Clerk of Circuit OouxUor its yH , an np-UHlat aUuaotoi U IwpMiiW.Ui1 couuty. The Variety Store China and Olaaaware, tin, aate, , wowlen ware, dolls and clilllra'e. dishes, tissue papers, nspklni, UtrIa-. cry, envelopes, etc. t Fred G. Keens." 94 Court Street. FOR SAUp . l will oner ior aaie tno '"iM",:v: .1 n.i.. i t h ftrvf tailed Werss on easy terms or will leaw IgW , w uuuioor of years to a reapaa , r'7 provided sale or lease is eew'a" tide thirty days. Prty fa f- iinn 1,1. 00 corus 0 nr wooo . m., - ber at coat Apply on tbs premlaea, to JanAs Masrlra vwn ADVERTISEMENTS Salem M 1 l