The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, January 20, 1902, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextwawgwreWM'MIIPHL'! Eczema It reddens tho skin. Itches, oozes. EfrlJCand scales 1 S&iopeoplocall It tetter, milk crust or tfrfaeuni. rfielsullerlni: from It Is sometimes In- tcnsSrSlocul utinllcntlons nto rosortwl In- "fliainfntf titnln luif ... f.f- .... s Jltfprocceds from humors Inherited or nc quired and persists until theso have beet removed. Hbd's Sarsaparilla positively removes them, has radically tmdjpcrmancntly cured tho worst cases, and 19, without nn equal for ull cutaneous 'Eruptions.. iiudliy i;fLi.s ure tLu but cathartic. lVU-oiiceut ScecIal Inducement to .. utpiing ana uia APaclcngc of Monier'a Sue Ghoco- i BtajTfiSWh pound of our blended ten calfpjgmond lilend, ntCOc per pound. Nowpbund has bien roturnrd for not giving satisfaction, and wo know this tea-will autj. everybody Hint is a lover of War? " Try a pound is our word and tho ten wfll tell yen tho rest. Ipliiia tea Store M.nUUDEMEIER, Prop, Phoned 41 1. Free Delivery. .'IS' Portland Visitors Rerjcln's Hotel Restaurant. m.tia:h I0: to 2 3c Meiln a la Dilly JourniloolMe. 5-27 LOCAL EVENTS, ).-"Tho Villaco Parson" at tho Grand Opera IIous. Wbat Sha Ye nave rornesertf This, question arises Id tho family every lay. Lot ua answer It teday. Try Jrll'O, a delicious nnd healthful dessert.. Prepared In. two minutes. No bolllngl no baklngl simply add boiling, .water and set to cool. Fla vor:--t.enion, Orange, Rospberry and Strawberry. Get package at your grocers today. 10 eta. WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS ; W T Perkins, City. TFo'k, do. K Hi ftr. do. August Huckostnin, do. , rPat or son, do. SttHjMoulton, li" Irnllli's00' iMittilrvto, do. .SWHHSdgeP, do. Wllplon. do. ilHruloddiB, Minneapolis. ,01olSSurliiiii. Jefferson. iOIIIlMooro, Portlnd. tOlWSUnar. do HlIfXNkh.lnB, do. Bed Time akoTainloaqant herb drink, ttiu next mornlne I feel bright and my com- ploiloajis bettor. .My doctor says it aoiafgetuly on tho Htomnch, livor and kldneyi? nnd is a pleasant laxative. It isfmada of herbs, and is prepared as osisilvfiva tea. It is called Lnno's Modi- clnemMl druggists sell it at 25c. and 50 otgMEaho'a Famllv Medicine moves the bowaliqeach day. If you cannot net it, seiidifmjfroo sample. Address, Orator Jl""l" 1 1- T IF oouwaru. t.3uoy, . x. S-A.&X'OXit.Xu3u. iSSFi? si Thfl Kind Yob Haw Alms Bocgfo '- 0. EHltu wealthy farmer of Green Lake, Kaj. and his niece wore murdorod Kndiy night by burglars. mt Prominent Chlcatro Woman Speaks. Prof, II xa Tvler, of Chicago, Vico Ereim nTST.Inn TlllnAlo U'n,nnnlu illlKixn in Bjiftakiagof Chamberlain's Cough Rom ftdSjAya: "I aufforod with a sovoro jo Ulfct tiT& win, er which threatened to rualmtOJrpntM.inonia I tried d.fforent ifltfledlhs, but I seemed to grow worse imlKhlSjiodieine upset mv stomach. A frTF.rdFafiv"jaed mo to try Chamberlain's Ooiigh.RSmrdy and I found it was pleas ytl$Oi(Slce and It reliovnd mc at once, 1 imjacwcutirely leoovored, suod a doc .orOQIJtitiiu and suffering, and I will lovewbo jWlttio it litis Biilondld medicino igai' For ' ulu bv Dr. Stone's Drug 3to'roa. ' Fefd Marsli.il and Countess Von WaldBreeo are plaoning to visit tho (Jolted Btatee hi nril. M,A. teaOurof an Increase of Ills Pen sion, A Mexican war voteran and promi lent odlteravntea: "Soolng the adver teiuanC nf Ghamborlaiu'a Colic, Ohol irafaud Dlarrlnea Remedy, I am ro oludadithat ai a soldier in Mexico iu l7tSP$tty! I contractol Mexican diar hoeAaudithis remedy ban kept me from ettlns anlnoreaeo in my pension for on iVorrreuywal a doeo of it restores me " I is nitga'alled as a quick cure for dlar hoea 'anil is ple.ts.mt and safe to take MVB'WWW AIIIIIUIO If UUtilU C UKIBIIWl . iCr wiiroy Ur. Htomva lirughtortw, '.? Pastor i a 'ygflnfants and Children. Tin MfYoi! Have Always Bought WKntaye of C&&jf7&&&M Bearntli Gwd Opera House OHN v coiiDitAY. maniter IfiNDAY, JAN. 20th. ME. NANKEVILLE BK Presents EnmrtOST NATURAL PLAY OF THE AGE. ,-,DC?,3BCE8 page Parson S&Hnir In Climax werful In Action Intense Heart Interest All Special Scenery STORY AS SWEET AS THE WAGRANCE OF ROSES p $1 00, 75c. WK, and 36-. its sale Logins Monday at 0 a. m Smasbiio.. awe ittrtciBOciu CHkL JauVrZl SALEM SOCIAL AND i Grand Opera House There aro many exciting situations and interesting scenes that nppeal to tho emotions! of tho boart in "Tho Vlllago Parson," which is presented tonight. 1 ho play is built with much cleverness and effect, depicting the Hfo of a cler&yr man whose happiness ini9 been clouded by supposed unfaithfulness of his wife Tho plot brings out a rascally lawyor whoso sole nmbltion is to eeparato bus band and wlfoao that he may gain her love and fortune. In this he lias been desisted by his brother, for whom lie has ittlo or no respect. In order to accom plish bfa purpose of deceltfulncss, ho sends nn incriminating loiter to tho wife which by chanco falls into tho hands tf tho parson. Tho parson, whose whole heatt lias Icon wrapped up iu bia wife's welfare changes on leading its con tents. The wife noble and true; clings to her husband who spurns her from him and a very Btrong scene between them is the result. Ah tho play pro gressos it finally brings about a joyouB reconciliation and thi guilty are pun ished. Tho play 1b elaborotely put on in fivo acta with genuine comedy neatly interwoven. Prices $1, 75, 60 and 35 cnntB. Tho attraction next Fridny night "Whose Baby aro You7" comeo 8 ronglv recommended for Its fun-making propen sities. It was written by Mark E. Swan author of "Brown's in Town." It is interpreted by n clever company of rec ognized comedians. Masonic Visit. A number of Maeons from this city went to Kickrenll, to vIbU Hickreall Lodgo and assist iu tho work of Riving tho third degreo to candidates. A most cnjoyablo meeting w as held, A numbor of MaBons from Dallas wero also in at tendance. Those going from Balom were: Past Grand Master II. B. Thtel sen, A. II. Bteinor, Win. Warner, James E. Godfrey, Sherman Burroughs, George Burns, Win. S. Mitchell, G. II. Dins ford, Jos. Bornordl, Dr, T. 0. .Ssiith Viola Lodge Celebrates Viola LodgeNo 88 Degree of Honor, will celobrato tonight tho first anni versary of tho organization of that order. An excellont program has boon prepared and u dainty lunch will be served iu tho b.inquot hall. Among tho numbers on the program are the follewing: Music, Ilistino's orchestra. Rortrilnu, Mrs KobttrtB. Vocal Solo, Mrs Fred J. Wilson. Instrumental Solo, Miua Loulbo Mc Geo. Recitation, Miss Velma Glover. Normal School Literary. Tho Frlioy night lllorary meeting ol thu Northwestern Normal College die- cussed tho subject: "Resolved, That tho Nicaragua Canal Bo Constructed." Tho alllrmative won. Tho program pro coodlng the debate consisted of a read ings by Miss Beatrice Short, Miss Emma Selilbrcdo and Miss Iter hi Selilbredp. All responded to encores. Methodist Ladles Receive. The Ludles Aid Society of tho Meth odist church will receive in thu parlors of the First clinch next Wednesday ufter noon. A number of invitations have been issued. Some music will bo hoard during the afternoon and refreshments will be served. The hours nro from two until five. . Lodge Memorial, Protection Lodge No 'J, A. 0. U. W held their memorial exercises Saturday night aftor tho regular lodgo session, Tho names of tbo deceased members wero read and tho ritualistic memorial orvices conducted. MANAGERS OREGON HOP POOL Sailed for London on the 15th Instant. Francis Follor writes Tiik Jouiinal from New York of date Ju. 15: I arrived hero yesterday uud having but little timo to look around I will liavo but little to report concerning tho grow ers Hop Peel. What little I have beon able to learn ii that thu price of hops are looking upward. Mr. M. L Durst and I ill take the steamer Teutonic this day at IS o'clock m. for London, whom I hopj to find tho market for hops in favor of our pool, 1 will try my utmost to di ail things for he interest of those concern ed Trusting everything la O K. in the Land of Red Apples, I remain, . If BANC IS FkLLKU. TO HAVE THICK, LUXURIANT HAIR I the mart longed (or de tiro oi o v c r uiowau bin. knowbwlwtft tower Jul aid u. beauty It it, uud endtiavon to xnaVci ber own m soit, gly nod tolck m Kwtltle (Ajiopamtiv) lew of tbeu aw aware us yet tbftl Nuwbro's Uerpti !!-. a recent MsUmtlBo ill covt-ry, will etubk trm to ibwue balr m ttii. it Ad luxuriant w odjoio txwVl defcirft. It woili on a new the ory ol d4ro)lng tl o gtnu that itaU uin fie hair root, and tfciu Jimk. iDK(Utklrulf and lUag hair ItapaiUa. It tbt Iocodi to ifodiK a itohOi ol thfck, fcUxsy Lair that uua teitjru,4 Uw pnd o( Iu owuur 0 trial wtlleoftvtoco youollUvlrtUM. torn Maui at tu nrr- m ocaaa nnuo rroai. u il WORLD PERSONAL MENTION PERSONALS. J. Oak Stt'nn was in Portland today Arthur-Day tob, of Astoria, is in tho city. Miss Miua Huolat is visiting friends at Portland. C. D. Gabrielson has eono to Pondlo'on rn business. Miss Janottu Meredith has roturncd from tho Dalles, Mies Emmily Pfoiffor of Albany was in the city today. Mies Miunlo Ireton has returned from n visit to Portland. Mis. A. J. Dayton of Astoria is visit ing friends in the city. W. J. Clark, of Gervais, waB in tho city today on business. G. W. Johnson has returned from a business trip to Portland. W. II. Roddis, of Oehkosh, Wis., is n newcomer tolocato at Salem. J. W. MeKinnoy and N. W. Silver of Turner wero in Salem Saturday. Mrs. E, P. Morcom of Woodburn has been visiting Mrs. U. L. Barkloy. Mrs. Emma Costnau of Salida, Col., ii tho guest of Mrs. S. It. OrniBby. Mrs. W. Carieton Smith, of Turner, spent Saturday with Salem friends. Mrs. Arthur J. Dayton, of Astoria, is visiting at tho homo of S. B. Catterliu. Mrs. M, E. Barkuyer haB gono to Sub limity to visit relatives for a fow daye. Ex-County Commissioner J. M. Wat Bouof Turner was in tho city Saturday. Rov. R. McKillop preached at tbo First Baptist Church in Albany Sunday A goat, sheep and poultry show is to buheld nt Dallas, Polk county, bob. 20 and 'Jl. A. Ramsey of Salpm has gono to tuko a position as stationary engineer at Eugene. Miss Clarlta DuMara of Portland fa in tho city to attend tho Bello Younz. wedding. Miss Miriam Hnulat is spending a fow days witli hor sister Mrs J, W. Bickford in Portland. Ed. N. Edos for many years city re corder is down from Seattle visiting Salem friends. M. E. Poguo, thu Salem lawyor and stenographer was in Dallas Saturday on legal business. Romeinbor tho tnx payors meeting of tho school district nt tho city hall this evening at 7:30. Mrs. T. L. Eliot, of Portland, is visit ing at tho homo of hor son, Ruv. W. G Eliot Jr., iu tliis city. Mr. and Mrs. John Crnwder of North Dakota, havo arrived on n visit to the- family of Joseph Martin. Charles Elgin, wiio is employed on tho extension of tho 1001 Marion county tox ull, spent Sunday in Albany. Judge R. P. Boise lias gono to Rost burgto hold court for Judge Hamilton. He expects to be abeeut one week. Miss Marian utackpolo, w ho has been a guost of Mrs. Amos Strong, returned 1 1 hor homo in Portland yesterday. Mrs. Mary Carver, who has been visit lug her slater, Mrs. W. W. Hall, has gone to Cervallis to visit her parents. Lyman Leo of Clallam, Washington, is visiting at tho homo of his parents, Prison Superintendent ami Mrs. J. D, Leo. R. A. Witzel, of Turner, prominently mentioned ns a randldato for shoriff on tho Republican ticket was in town Sat urday. Deputy Sheriff Geo. W. Kearns, of Grants Pass, was in tho city today, hav ing brought some prlBonors to tho peni tentiary. Hon. O. B. Moores, speaker of tho homo iu 1805, and rogiitrarof tho Oregon City land olllco over since, was in town Saturday, Dr. A. I. Niekliiij who formorly lived at Salem died at Portland Saturday. Tho remains wero brought hora today for interment. J. J. Murphy, Geo. II. Burnett, Albert JoMup, It. 8. Peon nnd Win. Cherring ton ent to Portland Saturday to attend the Mystic Shrlno order of Free Masons. F. A. Turner ot this olty and O. In man for a time in practice at Hunting ton, Ore., havo formed a law. partner ship. Mr. Ionian has resided at Salem aiout soven years, Mr. Albert Heea of the Polk Directory Co. arrived in Salem Sunday night. He will supervise tht work of preparing tho Salem directory w hioli ii uow hair g vigorously pusheJ. II -n. D. II, Looney, of Jefferson was iu Sal m Saturday. Ho says he will not be a candidate before tho Republican co inty convention fprsjierlfl this year, but is Intf rested ia the candidacy of his brother, W. II. Loonay, who seeks re nominatlon as statu fenator from this count". The marriogsof Mta Blanolie Bel e ( tbl olty to Mr. Thad Young of Walla Valla, will tak place on Tiiewlay at one o'clock at the Itome of the bride's pare its on Uliuroh etroet. The cere mony will be witnMBtedonly by relatives and a few intimate friends, and the Happy couple will tnakn thttlr home in W alia Walla. Mia Myra E. 8prry, tl well known Halam photographer, ha been a student i at the Par!fi School ot Osteopathy at I os Angetwi. am) Is graduated January 30 in a foil eouia as en ot a elaes of six. four u'fcniUtiMsH aud two ladkta. MUs ;perry wa a popular hi amber of Saturn socntv ami hor maw friends wHI Ujfn In consratqlatMns h her dislinetfon in . , -... ,--a ...B... -- .-.. am mmwk How About Heart Feci your pulse a few minutes. Is it regular? Arc you short of breath, after slight exertion as Roing up stairs, sweeping, walking, etc? Do you have pain in left breast, side or between shoulder blades, chok ing sensations, fainting or smothering spells, inability to lie on left side? If you have any of these symptoms you certainly have a weak heart, and should immediately take MUeV Heart Cure Mr. F. II. Oaks of Jamestown, N. Y., whose genial face appears above, sajsi "Excessive use of tobacco seriously affected my heart. I suffered evere pains about the heart, and in the left shoulder and side; v. hlle the palpitation would awaken me from my sleep. I began taking Dr. Miles' Heart Cute and soon found permanent relief." Sold ly all DruEslata, Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. Carnodo has offered Louisville Ky. a $2i0.000 publio library. Slieopmen and oil operators aro clash ing In Southern Wyoming. ARE QUICK JTOSEE Good Doctors Are Quick to See and Appreciate Real Merit in New Medicines. Stuart's Dyspepsia TablotH aro a dis covery of groat valuo to tho medical pro fession and tho public. Tliey nro an unfailing specific in all easel of dyspur sla and disordered digestion. Almost ovorybody'8 digestion 1b dis- ordered moro or Ices, nnd tho common est thing they do for it is to tnko some one of the many so-called blood pur.- flora, which in many casos aro merely strong cathartics. Such tilings are not needed. I' tho organs are in n clogged condition, they need only a little help and they will right thomsulves. Cathar- tisc irritate the sousitivo linings of tho stomach and bowols and often do more harm than good. Purging Is not what Is noeded. Tho thing to do is to put tho food In acon- dltion to be readily digested nud assimi lated. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets do this perfectly. They partly digest what Is eaten and give tho stomach just tho help it needs. Thoy stlmulato tho so- cretion and exertion of the digestion of tho digostivo fluids and rolieve thu con gested condition of tho glands and mem branes. They put the whole digestive system in a condition to do its work, Wbon that Is done you ueed take no morotablots, unless you eat what doos not agree with you. Thou take ono or two tablets give them needed help and you will havo no trouble. It's a common Bonee medicine and a common senso treatment and it will euro overy time. Not only euro the die case, but euro the cauee. Goes about it in a perfectly sensible and scientific way. Wo have testimonials enough to All a book, but wo don't publish many of them. Howevor Mrs. E. M. Faith, of Byid's Creek, Wis., says: "I have taken all the Tab lets I got of you and thuy have done their work woll in my rate, for I feel like a different person altogether, I don't doubt if I had not got tiinin I should havo been at rest by this timo." II. E. Willard, Onsbw, Ia.,tays:"Mr. White, of Gaston, was telling me of your Dysepsia Tablets curing him of Dyspepsia from wliioh h had suffered for eight years. A I am a sufferer my self I wish you to send rne a paekago by return mail." Phil Brooks, Dbtrolt, Mloh., says: "Your dysMHila euro his worked bon ders in my oae. I suffered for years from dyspepsia, but am i.ow entirely oured and enjoy lite as I never have be fore. I gladly reoommend them." It will ot S to. to find out Just lion much Stuart' Dyspepsia Tablets will help )ou. Try them that's the bt way to Ueekle. All drufglsts sell them. A little book on stomaeb disease will be walled free by add rawing F A. Stuart Co., Mareb all, Muh. I 30 ft U o a. m a? o zevx jsu . CARRIED OFF T HONORS The Tale of an Editor's Blushes. Some timo ago tbo editor ot tho Eu geno KegiBter fuhertied that ho had found an articlo made ot black elastic wob, which looked too Email for n belt nnd 1o3 large for a alcovo holder, which the owner could havo by calling at tho Register ofllce. Ko feo for notlco nt attached. The next Saturday n young lady and asked for tho articlo. The editor blttehed deeply, but stopping to the wall took it from tho nail w hero ho had hung it, handed it to her. She thanked him, slipping tho web over hur Bible and proBeeded on her way to Sunday 8chool with a look of Bwect peace that is known only to those who llvo puru liven nnd havo their names written in tho Lamb's Book of life. Roecburg Plnindealer. Lucas Could Not Be Held It has been decided that thoro could bo no advantage gained in reluming R. Lucan, tho abscondlngconlractor, to tl la city for trial. Tho nay tbo matter Btauds, there seems to havo been uo crime com mitted, Hia cmplojors, Messrs. 1'tigli and Van Patten, gavo him a check for 400, half of which was duo tho ttono mason working under him. Ho cashfd tho check and left for Seattle. Although an attempt was made to arrest Lucas on tho charge of "larceny by bailee," it vns unsuccessful nnd ns a man caunot be Imprisoned for debt, there Is no caeo against him. A requisition was issued today by Governor Geer for tho artest of Jas. S. Lucas now nt SoatUo on chargo of cm bczzlomeut. Tbo warrant is sworn out beforoJudgo Judoh of this city, and ArchillusL. Headrlck, ns special police man left today to arrost Lucas. He Stole $5 in Nickels "it A theft, unusual becauso of ltd pettiness took pluce nt Btooks last Friday, a Swudo, presumably a hobo, wuh passing through the town mid during tho absence of tho family entered tho residence of John Sparks. Ho stolo five dollars in llvo cent ptecos from a little boy's safe and got away from town be fore thoboy's lose will dhcovorcd, Tho olllcers havo an acuurato description of tho man as he conversed with several arties whi'u m Brookn. A Mother's Favorite. Chamborluin'H CoiibIi Remedy in tho mother'x faxonio It is pleasant nnd safo for chililroii to take and always cures. It iH Intended eapwally for cougliH, hie, croup and who -ping rough, and in ihubesi medicine lundo for those diseases, 'inure is not the loiiBt .lntn.,.1- In i Ivlmr ii to children for It contains no opium or uther injurious drug ami may no given hb conmienuv to a bilieiiH toan niult. For uale by Dr. Stono'e Drug Store ramous Winter Results. A winter trip to Southern Cal.'rruia and Arizona via tho famous Shasta Routo is ono never to bo forgotten. Re newed acquaintance with this section will ever develop (rush points of interest ami added souruea of onjuvtuont under its sunny skies, in tlm variety of Inter ests and added industries, and its pro lific vegetation and among its number. loss resorts of mountain, shore, valley and plain. Two trains Icivo Portland daily, morn ing and uvouiug, for California. TIimo trains nro equipped with tho most im proved pattern of standard and tourist sleeping cars, and tho Ion rutus placo th trip in reach of all. For illustrated guidoe of Ca'ifornia aud Arizona winter rowrte, addrow R. B. Millmii, Gen'I Pass'r. Agent, Portland, 11 7 tf Giant or Pletny. What aro you in your busbies giant or pigmy an aco or ft two spot? Judicious advertising iu the bept paper will mako you a powtrin the, community it will mako your store the goal for lie dally crowd of shopper It will In- uroase tho volume of your buHlnoae and makovnu satisfied with ymrfelf and your efforts. uniy nee mat your Buvuriiniig m umi rightly and ull will be well. Try an ad In the Enlarged JOURNAL H4f ti. A M " "J" WW INM The hrgost check ever drawn for life lujuranoe was paid the heirs of F. Peavey, the Minneapolis millionaire, Saturday. Its face hi one million dollars. HIS B8iywaB Alwuun iriuri cuns Kaclclner Canjia, Boro J unge, jirrrnvnuin. (iripiH, 1'ueumonM end nil 6vw tv luiiy affW.i9ii4. Wliv then riek ooueump- t.on, ahlow. aoro (kuituf Tjko uuroirjgl A-t .it oncul Buy Uotlie of Dr. Bull's Cotth syrup, a iLjctoHa pioacftriton, ueed over GO yam. l'riw" duly U-1 cenU. lutfirft on IiMVlnt; It. J)!! tfe tm jwl upon. Rofvieo tho dealer's BtirUtui t It iw not uh good sw llr. Cull'. Salvation Oil tut MieHfuUSM Arhes aa4 1'uJaj l4 2fH. fyynfSr.i . niitl il hi., ii,, I.I...I ': in Trail H H 13 wJ" M U I IB IB In flffi ?tvmknm?m I vWM-JdWstJ AN'eCctablc PrcparolioulbrAs slmilaUng tlicrood nnUltcdula -) img me bimnaciis anuuowis oi Proniolca Digestion Cheerful ness nnd Rcst.Coiitalns neilhcr Opiiini.Morphme nor Muvcral "Not "Nviic otic . v jfoidj'SMtva.mcmR fatyit.ui Serti' Ax Snma KAetU&Jtt- lfrrttmt -HiCiittcnakSbda Ctmfird Aiptr UiUrijtnn Vhinr. Apcrfccl Remedy forConslipa tlon , Sour Slomach.Dlarrhoca Worins.Convulsions.Fcvcrish ncss nnd Loss OF Slsep. FacSunito Signature oT NEW YORK. r EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. ,jE uir im i jBrr.'iig; 'Tj"5. ""m ireiuilni Tho Durlington ticket oIuch in Portland la n verltablo Hurunu ot information for tmvalrfra a place whero thr-y can loam what it will coat to reach ANY point' Iu Aniqrlon or Kurope; how long (lie trip will take, and what there ii to see on the way. ' , If you are figiiting on an eastern trip, drop in and got full information, or, if you prefer, write mo about it Omaha, Chicago, Kansas City, St, Louts and EVKUV WHERE beyond. Cor. j Market Quotations Today : 'Make Salem a Cool Home Market - wwvwvwvvv Wheat, Oats. Etc. Wheat 52Ju. Oat :ilo Ilarley 115 per ton, Flax Gash, Northwest, f 1.07. Hop Market. Hops-110J12ic. 8ti ictlv choice II jjfci. Liverpool, Dee. 5 Hopi at Loudon Puuillu Coast steady, 8 64. to I. Live Stock Market. Stoers 8ac. Cows 2W!lo. Slieep-'.'.50gross to $11,00 JJroeeixl vo.tl lie ujsu Hogs, alive l?:. Hogs, dressed le. Plour, Hay. I'eed, Dtc. Haled clieut J7.B0. Clovor-17. Feed barloy )4 per ton, liran-l)&. Shorts-flH.oU. Plour, wholosulo f2 06, Potatoes, Arties, Dtc. Potatoot 16c tu 5Uc. Apples lOOjeOo per Ikic. Fauey jmeked f I 00, Onions, $1S0 to 1.05 per 100 lbs, Dried Fruits Dried apples 60o, Dalian prunes -10a to 60i K to 3X( mlto Prima 40 to 50a, 8)6 (go. Wool, Fence Costs, Utc, Rig flr-18.60. Beuond growth ?8.00. Asli-fX 60. Jlody oak fl 00. Pom oakfLOQ. Cedar Mts 8 to lOo, Dairy anl Creamery Products. Dairy butter I6(30o. Urecunery aXlefSoe. Mtoro-lOe. PirsUolaiw oiuntry, per roll-6o. Oream at creamery, pan skimmed tie. Uoparator iklminetl !Me. Cegs and Poultry. gatt. Turkeys, llvo lOo per pound. Gom 10 per diwee. Ducks 13 to f l per dozen. Wool aud Mobalr. Court wiKil llks. Medium He. Pine I In. Mohair 3 to 'Jr8. Ilkles, Prtts and Fuw. Greeti hfilea, No. 1 a, Orneil hides, No. 2 lu. Oulf nkjiii-lfla. Bheeif 06 to ynu. lioal skjrii m to f 1.00. liray fox 10to40o. Coon 10 to Site. . Miuk S6ctolJ6. - Otter-l loft, t-kuiik 10 t2fte. Mijajcral 1 to fl. Wildcat IOtoUo. S'elacr9Maikitj Ohlukens 7ft. hgj per doKHti, uaih, 'JQ iPorlUsd Market. Poktunp. Jau 17. - Wheat Walla Wila.t. Flour Portland, best grades UM t&tM. (iraliam 1 60. OaU-Ciioice White $1.10 ft W, Barley $18 g 1U per ton, Mllbjtuff Bran, 118 Hay Timothy lllfttl'i tor ton. , OnionB-11.60 (31.75. ymsmammsm For Infants and Ghildron. is Kind You Have Always Bought ver Thirty Years Tilt CtNTAlin OOMPNT. NtW TORN CITY. IB A. C. SuEt-noN, General Agent, Third and Stark Sts., Portland, Ore Potatoes -85 00 per cental. Ruttor Host dairy, 18(020 1 fancy creamery,2 &27i4c jHtoro 18MJ016".ib Poultry Olilckonfl, mixwl $3.60 f l uu; liens xi; turkoys, live 12 tg 10c. Mutton Gross, 34 Hogs Gross fi'dc Ileol Gross 3.00 $3.D0 Veal-GroBs, 80 bo II-. Hops 11 Qr.'cll.. Wool Valloy, 13 15cll: Kastorn Oregon, 812Mo; Mohnlr,21216on., Hides Dry hides, 10 pounds and up wards, 15c 16)6 Salem Iron All kinds iron and brass cast ings. Repairs of all kinds of farm and mill ma chinery. WOl'lfS Cry JAMES GILL, Leasee. 10 '21 tf S0ULE BROS PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS For Salem and vicinity leave orders at Geo PORTLAND 0 Will's Mtnlc Store. S. C. STONE, M. D. PKOPHICTQK F Stone's Drug Stores HAEKM OKHUON. The stores (two In nuratcr) are located at Mo. 235 and 333 Commercial street, and are well stocked with complete line of drutiand ncd. iclnci toilet articles, perfumery, trusties, etc- DR. STONE Has had some 25 years experience lathe prac Ice of oiedlcloe and oow make, no charge for oaiultatloa, exaoilDaiwa or prescription. CAPITAL OiTY Express and Transfer Meets all mall and passenger trains. Uatfgage to all parts of tho city. PrompV lervieo. Telephone No, 211. DIHQUK A IIOMVPU Your Best Friend When you find your clothes all out of order, worn and with buttons off, etc., you want the light person to take care of them and that person is your stop mother nt the Halem Dye Works, At this MbtabluhiueiHyoii can get any thing set o righto, from a pair of gloves, to thfl most elaborate silk gown. A gentleman can get his hat cleaned, his trouiera ereased, or his whole suit ro. Juveuated to suit hi taste, also lour oilUi a month for one dollar Buttons lowed on, rips sowed up, suits pressed n tlmrt notice. New goods shrunk for drew making. MRS. C. II. WALKER 1U6 Commercial bt. Call for City Warrants. Notice is hereby given that there aro IHirlH on hand applicable to the payment of all warrants of the city of Balem, drawn on the general fund, Indorsed on or before August 12. 1001. Holders of Mid warrants will pluaao preionl them for payment, ut I.adu limb's bank, as Interest will cease fioui date of this notice John Moir, Olty Treasurer. Halem Or., January 16, 190 16 tOt Bears the i Signature AiT fit w 'n xj1 nt u sssBEKasKaatssazs CLASSIFIED X S 1 MrH ;ADYERTISEMEN!FS i mi ! ii ije,jMjBiija Advertisements, Ave lines or lets, la tkl eta. Inserted i three times Tor 25c. 5 Oca Wctk.srfo a month. All over five linn Tit fhVJJi'L?" n iiMmj ' - www f V WANTED-Oak timber by the car hid, delivered on the carsny where Ijv tweon Independence and Albany aud Iortland. tor particulars address Geo. B. Jacob, North Front street. Balom, Oro. i 15 lw' ENGINEER-Competent, experienced, i . ;? Vuu.. l'ermaneni position. Address A. II. M. Joutnaroffla. 1-8-tf. FOR BALE. FOR SALE Three sccond-Jiand buggies and onp heavy (ortri wagon. Werner Fenncll, Salem Wagon Factory. 804 Commercial Bt. l-l4f NEW WOOD YARD.-Hawedand four foot Wood. Largo nnd second growth fit Al. A. t.l mlllMM .1..II. J . i. 1 anil mU niiiun uouvcrcu vo any lull nt tlm tlt l)tii.. nn.! n, ? pV. U. Ilurdick. 12-1 8tf. .! v. ...u v,iy. luuiiu uiu iftiarr. V FOR BALE. 3000 Cedar Poets. I also havo on hand four grades of cedar' shingles. No shingles to be found, elsewhere In tho City llko our No. 1, 11. Tbeio shingles are tboDstroit' brand, acknowledged by all who have used them as tha beat made ehinrlee on the market. Bold by S. P. Mo Oracken 14 and Nobraska .troeta Englewood. 10 29 tf, FOR RENT. WJ" NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMB.-Iu tho business center of tho city ls board (or n limited number. Ennuir of MrB. Allen 2G8 Front St. Botwro Slato nnd Court. 1 14 lw FOR RENT Tlirco lurnishcd rooms. Inquire of A. Ollnger, nt 321 Mill street, or Phono black. 1 7 tf TO RENT Good onion, colery, and po tato land. Apply to Wm. H. Egan, Brooke, Oregon. 12-23-1 m, FOR RENT Newly finlshod office rooms lu McGornaclc Block. Bteam heat, elevator. 10-25tf. " " LOST AWD FOtlWD' LOST OR STRAYED. Two horses. w..vi UfltU MlbUU MIHIVI AUItft ITIIktO V(. On.o black Pony, If found or heard of roturn to E. A. Cook and rocoiva re- ' ward. Jefferson Oregon. 1 10 lw" SPRAYING ond pruning. Leave or ders nt Gray Brothers. Richards and Flnigan. 1 11 ml LODGES. FORESTERS OF AMERICA Court Sherwood Forest No. 19. MeaU Fri day nighti In Turner block. Ira. Hamilton, O. R. A. L. Brown, BeoyV MISCELLANEOUS. FREE Upwards of 200 yurdsof good dirt to bo given away (or hauling nwoy. Enqulro at oflice (of Capital Lumbering Co. 1-17-Jt AUOTIONEKR-S. Friedman salesroom with Goo. F. Smith, Reuldonce at 303 Church streot. 1 4 tl WILLSON'S SHAVING PARLORI. Tho only shop In the city using the Antlaoptio Razor Sterilizer. I also have a Dnudruff Cure that cures or pe pay. Jus. W. Com. St. Wlilson, Prop., E47 12 2t( ATTENTION FARMER3-Oats, Barley, Hay and Prunes wanted, Will buy or toro. Chopping done promptly. Get our prlcos boloro you tell, onice op iiosite Court House, Tlllsou-Bartlett Grain Co. HOP AND PHODUCB BUYERS. I CARMICIIAEL-llop tuycr. Offke In Beth J Ureymantllde, , Salem, Oreion. saaiptes of choice hops solicited trom all imwert. I ILlENTirALlio3.ewerk. Londos.Saa a- I'ranctico. hop merchant!. Ofetoa otrke. Ladd Ii uush Uldt. Salem. II, J. OlieastlKtr.' oiasaier. t'hoaefil. irA. LIVESLEyi CO.-Hod nerctia ts. o- erheiui Utocfc, Salem. Orczoa. Thou fill. I 0. WRIGHT A CO., tuyers of fruit aad tti J. dbceot all kinds, opposite Capital Brewery Commercial St., Salem. HS.GILB& CO.-Whotesale fruits, sroduee li). Frulf lacks for sale, tiuverial Or el oa trunes, potatoes and produce of ell loads. Wallace Warehouse, corner Itlibaal Trass sts. Salem, Oreion. BUSINESS CARDS O. H. MACK Succceaaor to Dr, J. M, Keeue, Iq White Corner, Salem Ore, Parties de siring superior operation! at moderate foe in any branch are luespulaUegueit, ' Dn Grace Albright Gradttstelof Atactica a School of Osteopathy, t t I Every day oxcept Sunday, ' Offlcf t hours 0 to 12 a. m; 1 to 4 P, w. Ofd h Fellows' Temple, Cor. Court and HIjh streets. Phoue, Main 2281. Or. Tacle Beat, assistant, OFFICE. OITY HAM. For water &ervlca aoply at offlce Bills payable ruonthlv In advance AUke all couipiainta ai tup mm." B. R. 'vJOiNfBS, Attorney-at-Lnw Toledo, Orovon. Vaa (flerk 0 (Hieull Oouiifpr six yn "J ? jitandAte auuaotei ail properly tauia The Variety S.tor.e 1' Clilno and Glassware, tin, agate, am and wooden ware, dolls and cuiWrftai 't dishes, tissue papers, napkhw. eUtloB- ery, envelopes, eto. Fred G. Keeas, 94 Court Street, FOR SALE: ou easy terms or will leM F. numuer o yeare to s respvun-ar, ,-;" provided sale or lease (?owtHu. ilde thirty dayi. Parly ea taw. g UouonfiOcortlaotfltwoodlfl . Ut. beratooet. Apply to1 Jaw Mmb h on tha premlice. SEC Salem Her Co. a