The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, January 22, 1902, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texti. ijijginMpfww wn ,, heumaitsm at la tlio nso of tclllns tlic rheumatic Pho feels aa It lils Joints were being Mo od? ' ii. -i i.i- ...rr ! ... SBRUan JU1UW9 luui ma duuviiii&d c twj EftertAU lllrn Mm tftrtiirnii nf flin rnplf. aPfflFhal Ite wants to Know Is what will per 'KiHenUy euro hla disease. TmH, according to inouannas oi umiciui twttmonlals, Is Hood's Sarsaparllla It promptly neutralizes the orkl In tho blooil'on wlilch tho disease depends, com' pletotjScllrnlnates It, mid strrnnthens tho ytttemTagaluBt Its return. Try Uood's famasliiro.. lib .& h?.&L. Seclal Inducement to f : IYounir and Old ttf'ATpiekaire of MenUr'a fiwo Ohoco Lpte;w)i eaoh pound of our blended tea onlfefDJnmond Blend, at50c per pound. : txusam1' , , , . , , ;apounu naa ucen reiurneu ior nor. lafaction, and wo know tin? : everybwly that Is a lovor of .Try li'pound la our word and tbo tea trill tell'vou tbo rost. a Tw. qliVJLkUJlUlllUI 1 L'lV itj$j,liREDEMEIEtt, P'OP. Pfoone&ill. Free Delivery ms Portland Visitors Persia's Hotel Restaurant. Walts Csks,J!ua:li 10: to 25c. Meals' a U cart, ijOcUj Dally Journal oaJMa. 5-27 LOCAL EVENTS. rn.l 22si.fi i nslor Palom Conimcrcih CluM?etiiitt. .EntrSvNoua party. Jan. 2tf"WhoBO Baby Are You?" at the biJera bouse. JftW8l&"JFur HorSako" nt tbe opera nous HOTEL ARRIVALS. AGfgliomeon, San Francisco. WmfGroat, do. AMJlGflenn, do. ,W HiNorman, do, KO Jo'bnston. do, Robt'E'Reld. do, J EOSDonald, Portland. OH Wolfe, do. IVSllJabj, do. JWBaUiwIn, do. W W Harder, do. J LowvWo. V E Eairlo, do. W h Pb'illip, do. Lewhf.Cpnu, Now Yoik. IrGdodrich, 8t. Paul. tKordOlty. -GjH'Cnflpinan, Dallas, Or. TO Chapman, Ovid, Mich. "'T'wiNowland, Spokane. i-QMitelium, do. 4JennljBryan Bbellnberser, Jefferson, , MteKEmma Bryan, do. A Prominent Chicago Woman Speaks. Tjf$Itixa Tyler, of Ohlroso, Vice President Illinois Woman's Allintico, in BpeaCTg of Cbutnburlnin'n Cough Itcm edfSijiyfl: "1 Buffered with h eovero coldMnjo winter wbieb threatened to rulftjnfijjpneumonift I tried dfforent remedies, but I seemed to prow worse andtthojmediclue upset my stomach. A friemllulYiscd mo to try Obamberloin'e Cough Rnmidy and I found it was pious unt'to lakr) and it relieved me nt once. I amnovMintirelyiocovttrod, aavod a doc torbUfplme and auffirine, and I will novur fragwithoiit thia aoleudid medicine sgalHO'SSt'or tHie uy U(. tttoiiea wrug BtofWI CainijhalJrso, n fumous Yiobni UMdayJlnNew York. at, died EeatOufof an Increase of Ills Pen; fT slon, 'AfWellcan war veteran and proml nestieditor writes: "Seoinu tbe adver tl,sep)gntjr( Ubamborlain'a Colic, Chol era, ndilJiairbuj'ft Remedy, I am re ulriaedjEthat m n eoldier in MxIro io '47 9ali43, I contracted Mexican dlar- .rhqeaand this remedy baa kept ine from ,gttjng auincreapo in my pension for on every j-ehewfll a doeo of it restores me." 'it unequalled as a quick cure for dlar rliooa 'arid la pleasunt and safe to take Fqreala(by Dr. 8tone'a Druu Stores. TpCMfl. fe -T" C 32. X j2i. . fiErK?r v Ts.3 Kind Yoti Hate Mwar fcf.1 'fi&cA Ilonoluiu labor unions are combining Rgalnst'ABlatle labor. i i i t f Craln-OI Gmln.OI K momlipr that nnmc when you want a "ilellcloua, appetizing, ueurlBh- jnif lOOQ unilK iu n&c iuu pinco ui coffee. Sold by all grocers ami liked iiy all who bare used It Graln-0 la aitde-of pure craln, it nlds dlgpstloa aad 'siccngtbens tbe nerves. It Is not a atlBBulant but a health builder and the obllllren as well as tbo udults can drlnlc It with great benefit. Costs . abo;Ki4 as niucn as coaee. ioc. ana raln-O. insurgent force lias surren- Batangas. OP iANDRUFF ! FALLING HAIR and BALDNESS pill the Germ that I Destroying the Hair KooL NEWBRO'S .HERPICIDE IS THE SCIENTIFIC REMEDY THAT KILLS THESE PARASITIC GERMS. ' For St! by DruuUtj. Prica ?LW. r iiHI Store MMMflma A :m ding? CAIKE SALEM SOCIAL WORLD PERSONAL MENTION Birthday Party. One of the pleaeanteat coclal ovotits of the aenson in Salem was tbo birthday party at the reMdonru of Charles Watt nt Mill and High streets on Monday evening. TLe oceas'.on of tbo fostlvltios was tbo coming of ue of Mr. Ivan Mar tin the son of Mrs. Wait. Nearly seventy five guests were present and one aud all wiro sated with enjoyment dur ing tho course of the evening. Tho featuro of the affair wns a guess ing contest In which Mr.' John Graber carried off tho first prize and Miss Cora Litchfield captured tho booby. A gui tar solo by Mies Bello Grouse, a recita tion by Miss Maud Oriswold, nnd a vo cal solo by Mrs. Wilson wero given with pleasing effect. During tbo even ing tho band, of which Mr. Martin is a member, played several choice aelec t'on. Tho evening was concluded by tho sorvicoof an excollent collation to which all proaent did amplo justice. Those present ware: Mr. Bnd Mrs. Joo Bornardi, lit. and Mrs. Eploy, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mitahell Mr. and Mrs. John Kirk. Mr. nnd Mrs. 0. L Watt, Mr. and Mrs. Stovor, Mosdamos Kato Watt, Stinaou, Ziun and Roberts, Misses Carrio Campbell, nolle Crouso, Bertha Andrenarthur, Sylvia Jones, Jennie Coil, Jessie Mitchell, Celeelo Liston, Pearl Zlnn, Lola Civanaugh, Maud Griswold, Jennio Jones, Frances Liston, Itb Little, Agnes Stinson, Lounn CavBnaugh, Altha Jones, Helen Litch field, Cora Litchfield, Marinu Bofman, Mabel Schomaker, Miss Haatinge, Tessio Lirkin, Alma Watt, Ollvo Howe, Meesrs Obaa. Schomaker, Floyd White, Frank Churchill John Buoly, Jay Avery, Wal tor Warner, Andrew Auderigg, Billy Sellwood, Ivan Maitin, L. R. Steelham mor, R. Savage, Osborne, Jack Wlmor, R. Fiahbom, John Graber, Roacoo Leo, Ed Rlstinb, Elmer Polingale, Paul Stege, Howard Churchill, . Fred Bernard, Frank Litchfield, Elbert Wntt, Mr. Summer Logan Stinson, Horachel Rob erts, Frod Kerte, Cley Latkin, Mr. Me Poland, and Waltor Kirk. Salem Woman's Club The literary section will bo In charge of tbo program for Saturday Jun 21, with tho chairman Mm. Dr. Bristol Kolllhor presidenlng. Tho following In an outllno of tho program that will bo carried out : Tho ronnaiH8anro agencies leading to tho discovery of America, Mrs. Emllio Hendricks. Violin solo Miss Lilllo Slejre. Comparative barbarism of tho Ameri can Aborigines aa Illustrated in tl.e Iroquls of North America. The Afctece and Incds of Mexico and Peru, Dr. Brlatou Kolllhor. Colonial Times aud Manners, Mrs. Josaio Stupm Hamilton. Vocal solo, Mlsa Ina Nichols. This Is ono of tho moat elaboratp pro grams yet presented by tho Salem club, which tr.unbore In its ranks somo of tho moat Intelligent and cultured woman of the city. Revival Services. Revival Services at tbo Christian church tLIa weok. Good interest ia manifested by tho largo attendance throuBhout the woek as well as on Sun days. Aa a visible result of the first week of tho meeting flvo porsons were added to tbo church and tbo church itself aroused, A cordial Invitation Is extonded to all. PERSONALS. A. 0. Condlt Is ia Portland today. Rev. H, A. Ketchum was in Gervals today. Jno. Giesy'has gono to Aurora for a few days. Geo. W, Gray was a biuinesa visitor to Portland today. Miss KmmaBrien, olJuffurson, is via itiug iu this city, Mrs M M. Coffi-y has returned from a visit in Woodburn. Mrs. E M. Hurd has gono to Port land for a short visit. Mrs. Anua B. Scovill has gone to Wood bum to yh-il frienda. County Clerk W. W. Hull wsb In Woodburn last night Mrs. Basiie MiOmtll of Roseburg is vieitng in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Whlto of Scotfa Mills wore in the city today. Senator N. H. Looney of Jefferson was in the city yesterday. E. F. Felner left last night for Odi lyle, Penn., on business. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Itlehea o.Tuinar, wjre Salem vUltorsyenteidtty. Mr. M. M Coffay has rotarnel from a visit with relatives iu Woodburn. Mr. and Mrs J. 8. Wright, of Wasco, visited friends in this city yesterday. Mr and Mrs. S Friedman are spend ing a few days In Portland with friouda Mrs. A. A. Jossup has returned from a aejk'e visit with friends Iu Portland Mr. and Mrs J. S Wright of Wafer were vi-iitiug Salem friends yestertUy Mra. F. A. Moore and daughter, Mi;- Oiliata, are visiting Portland friends. Dr. aud Mrs. W A. CnsU-k have hi: (or a two month's visit in CalLoru'a 1 W. 11. Daney attended the funeral ol I bis aunt, Mrs. M. J. Leva at HarmtHirg o'ay. i Mrs. A. N. Gilbert ajd daughter, M'i Katherlue, are visiting friends iu InUml. Ml? E. Phillips, of Wilba', Wash.. la tho guest of tbo family of hor uncle, II G. Guild. County Clork W. V. Hall wont to Woodburn Tuesday for a visit to his father, who ia qtilto ill. 11. M. Wado aud son Walter woro In tho city from Portland yeatorday attend ing to business matters. Mrs. Albert Manshtp has returnod to hor homo In Portlnnd, after attending tho Belle-Young wedding. Arthur Meyer has returned to Mt. Angel, to attend school, after spending n few days at bis homo hero. Miss Jeanette Booth has gone to tho reform school to spend a fow days. Sho roturned Saturday from an extend ed visit in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Oil Gibson, of Oregon City, vlaltod friends at Turner today, after a brief vlait with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Glbeon, of this cltjv Mrs. W. U. Dancy doparted last night for Harriaburg to attend tbo funeral of her aunt, Mrs. M. .1. Lovo, who dlod at hor home la that city Tuesday. Mlaa Miriam Ileulat ha roturned from Portland, wheroebo bus boon vis ftlng her slater, Mrs. J. W. Bickford, Sho waa accompanied by hor brothor, A. Ileulat, ol Ialaud City, who will Hpeud a foff days hero. Prof. 0. A. Dawson, one of tho toaoh- era in the department of Natural Science in Willnmotto University, will loavo In I tbo near futuro.for Borkeloy, Oal. whoro ho will attend College Prof. Dawson has mado many friends in Salem who will regret his departure. I . Dasket Ball. I Tho McMinnvlllo btakot bnll team . will play against a team from Willamette next Saturday in the univoralty gym- naaium. A gaino is alaoboing arranged betwoen tho young Indies team of Monmouth to bo playod hero Friday witli a Willam oteo toam of young ladies. TORYOFTHE CONVICT'S CLOTHING A package containing convlr.ta' clotheF wns found at tho Salem postofllco a few days ago and aroused conio curiosity in their regard. Tho package wns left there over two mouths ngo by tho drlvor of tlm Stlvert,on stage, who Bnid it would he called for. Ittomulued there until n few days ngo, no callu being mado for It and as thoro was no address it waa oponed toiiecuro if posslbln a cluo as to its owner. It contained twosu ts of con victs' stripes, and n theory wob ad vanced that they woro worn by prison ors who had escaped from tho peniten tiary, who had returnod thorn. It Is morn than two years since anyone has escaped from thoro, so tho Idea Is imprac ticable. To oxplaln tho affair, Supt., Lee of tho prison waa notified of the fact, which was soon explained. About three months ago a macquerado ball was given atSilverton, aud by request Wardon Janes loaned tbqee two suits to a couple ol tho dnncors, On returning them they failed to correctly address tho package, thus causing what appoared to be a aor ioua matter. Famous Winter Resorts. A winter trip to Southern California and Arizona via tho famous Sbaata Route ia one never to be forgotten. Re newed acquaintance with thin soctlon will ever develop frosh points of interost and added sources of eujoyment under its sunny ekles, iu tho varloty of Inter ests and added Industries, and its pro line vegetation aud among its number !le?s resorts of mountain, shore, valloy anu pinin. Two trains leave Portland daily, morn ing and evening, for California. Thoio twins are equipped with the most im proved pattern of standard and tourist looping cars, and the low rates place thn trip in reach of all. For illustrated guides of California tnd .Arizona winter rosorts, addrens R. B. Millkr, Gen'l Pass'r. Agent, Portland, U7tf Mrs Wiuifred Carroll. 104 veara old' died Tuesday at Helena, Mont. She was tbe oldest womau in the state. What Shs we Have for Desert r Tula question arises In tbe family very day. Let u answer It tday. fry Jell O, a delicious and healthful lcssert. Prepared In two rolnutea. Vo bolllngt do baklngl simply add boiling water and set tt cool. Fla- era: Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and ttrawberry. Get a package at your ruivr'a vlav. 10 eta. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tho Signature of II. W Corbett of Portland has been elected president of the Lewis and Clark ex ositlon. Bel Time take a pleasant herb drink, the next iMirning 1 feel blight and my com plexion is better. My doctor taya it acts gently on the stomach, liver and nidueys, and is a pleasant laxative. It s made of herbs, and is prepared aa asilv as tea. It ia called Lane s Medi dne,' All druggisti sell it at 26c. and 60 :ta. Lane's Family Medicine moves the towels each day. If yon cannot get it, crd for free cample. Address, Orator Woodward, LeRoy, N. Y. U" &m$$gm$is There is no poison so highly contagious, 60 deceptive aud so destructive. Don't be too sure you arc cured because all external -ig-ns of the disease have disappeared, und the doctor says you are well. Many per sona have been dor.ed with Mercury and Potash for months or years, and pro nounced cured to realize when too late that the disease was only covered up Uko Bewte Uhc. SflCcftXeak out again, and to their sorrow nnd mortifi cation find those nearest aud dearest to them have been infected by this loath some disease, for no other poison is so surely transmitted from parent to child as this. Often a bad case of Rheumatism, Catarrh, Scrofula or 6evere sklu disease, an old sore or ulcer developing in middle life, can be traced to blood poison con- KrlS! Th Sln f ih POtlt. life, for it remains smoldering in the sys tem forever, unless properly- treated nnd driven out in the beginning. S. S. S. is the only antidote for this peculiar virus, the only remedy known tliat can over, conic it and drive it out of the blood, aud It docs this so thoroughly and effectually that there is never n return of the disease lo embarrass or humiliate you afterwards. cures Contagious uiooci Poison In any and nil stages; contains na mineral to break down vour constitutien: it is purely vegetable ana tne ouiy uioou puri fier known that cleanses the blood and st the same time builds up the gcneml health. Our little book on contagious blood poison is the most complete nnd instruc tive ever issued; it not only tells all about this disease, but nlso how to cure yourself at home. It is free and should be in the hands of everyone seeking a sure. Send for It. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATUWTA OIL School Election Next June The annual school olection this yoar will he held Juno 10, inatitad of in March as formerly. At this eleoilon tho dis trict clork and ono director will to olcct ed, tho rotlring director being H. A, Johnson. Tho directors ore elected by ballot for a term of flvo years, Whose Baby Are You? "There's nothing takes tho loneliness and the bitterness out of llfo like a baby" wrote Mark Twain years ago. A dramat 1st evidently recoguir.ed tho domett o truth contained in thoao linos when he wrote that sparkling fnrco " hoo Uiiby n ro You7" that makou ita appearance at tho Grand Opora Hiuao Friday night. The author of this funniest ol (arcoR It Mark E, Hwan who rroto "Bromv'e U Town " Ilia latPPt effort, "Whoso Uaby are You? ' exceeds In t!!ovtrne aal orighiuliiy the former productions of hla facile pen. The efforvcEcont pi" o( this piece revolves around an innocent baby who causes complications and ludicrous situations enough to puzzle the moot subtle mind. From the rice of tbo curtain till its final fall a aeries of funny incidents follow each other In such rapid suc cession that there is not a dull moment in the entire evening's en tertainment. "WhosoBsby are You?" in spite of the absurdity of its title la really a farce ol a high order, at times approaching the standard of refined comedy. I's incessant bombardmont of jokes, en (lading fire of wit, and rbe'ls of tho lydittoof laughter clears away the kopjes of care and establishes freedom from worry In every community whoro It has been seen thin season. Mr. Rice haa elected Mias May Vokes and Mr. Chin. W. Bowser, aa tho chiefs of mirth provokers, who will be seen iu this farce. Prlcea 75, 50 and 35 cents. Box olhco open Friday at 9 a, m, Bowline Contest- A delegation from the Illlhro club wont to Jefferson last night for a contest In bowling I'll tbe Commercial club of that city. Thoe going from here were: A. A. Jossup, J. I). Sutherland, W. D. McNary, W. II. Cook, Frank Hughes aud Doug. Mlnto The Salem clubnero difeated three out cl four games, A return game will bo pliyed soon. geirftM he Kd "w Hiu AfaarJ Baiti! A wuo .l.tltnn l.aa K.an In t mil Mf-A.t fntn congress interceding with the British government, io spare iiu. euiiecjin, a Boer sentenced to death. tBiiifs COUGH SYRUP4 curra Ilaclrlnc Cougha, Orippo, Pneumonia and all fcovoro lungaflectiona. Why then risk: consump tion, a slow, uro death ? Take warning I A"t nt oncol Buy a bottlo of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, a doctor's prescription, used over $0 yearn. Price, only 25 cents. Insist on having It. Don't be Im posed upon. Refuse the dealer's aubstltnto t it U not aa good aa Dr. Ball's. Silvatfcta Oil cure Khunutl m ArbeiaaiiPaJiM. IS&2JCU. putu jjujiko, mii.Hnn FIRST BORING Derrick Erected and Well Driven Thirty Feet First Day. A. R. Campbell, of Campbollnnd Watson is putting down two wclli to proapect for oil in tlits part ol the Willnmotto valloy. Ho ia drilling a ton "woll on tho poui tontlary grounds nt Salem, Whero tho boring Itjtlown rove y feet, in boulders nnd quicksand, aud when piped through tliOEO trcachoroua eloments will proccedimo tho bowela of old mot ho -earth atn rapid rate. Tht second dorrlck has loon eroded on tho B. F, Whltoalcur tract west of Sa lem. Tho land lies north of Monmouth and consists of HOO ncroa which ia un der bond to II. Hirachberg, tho Inde pendence banker. Mr. Campbell was twelvo days getting his derrick up and the first day from ono to six o'clock went down 30 feet to a soft Bonpstono and bogan drilling through that. Tho plant, consisting of n rotnry bor ing machine, driven by a 12 horao power engine, ia cood for ainking n well 1600 feet, nnd will bo nmplo, na it la thought that 600 to 1000 foot wilt be all thnt will bo required to ascertain what wealth the earth contain a nt that point. A ID-inch pips will bo sunk. Tho first afternoon, the drill waa sunk VQ fool through clay, and at thnt jtoint struck soapstono. There aro aix men employed with the oil-boring outfit, three employed to a shift, and tho work proceeds day nnd night. ARE"QUTcir TO SEE Good Doctors Are Quick to See and Appreciate Real Merit in New Medicines. S uarl'a Dysi'op-hi Tablets aro a dis covery of great value to thu medical pro teflon und the public. They are nn unfailing specific in all casus of dyspep sia and disordered digestion. Almntt evoryholy's digestion It dls- ordi ri d mi rn or lee, nnd tho t-nuitnnn-H8lll.nu' they do for it ts to tnke somo rue of thu many so-rnllud blood pun (lore, whu-h in many cuioa arc merely strong iMthnrtio. Such tuingd are not needud. I' thuorgnmi nre'n a clogged condition, they need only a little help and they will right thotmelveB. Cathar tiec Irritntu thu ronaitivo linings of the stomach and bowela and often do mora harm than good. Purging ia not what ia ncedod, Tho thing to do is to put tho food In a con dition to bn readily digaatod aid assimi lated. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets do this perfectly. Thuy partly digest what is caton and give the stomach just the help it needs. They stimulate tho so cretlon and exertion of tin digeatiou of tho digestive fluids and roliove tho con gealed condition of tho glands nnd mem brunee. They put the whole digestive system in a condition to do its work. When that ia done you need take no more tublets, unless you eat what dnos not agree with you. Then toko one or two tablets give them needed help and you will havo no trouble. It's a common aenae medicine and a common sense treatment and it will curejrvery timo. Not only durn the till eaeo, but euro the cause. Goes about it in a perfectly sensible and scientific way. Wo havo testimonials enough to fill a book, but we don't publish many of them, However Mrs E. M. Faith, ol Byrd's Creek, Wis., says: "I have taken all tho Tab lets I got of you aud they havo done their work well In my case, for I feel like a different person altogether. I don't doubt f I had not got thmn I should have been at reat by this tlnj." 11. E. Wlllard, Onshw, Ia.,wys:"Mr. White, of Canton, was telling mt of your Dysjwpsla TablaU curing him of Dyspepila from wliloh b had suffered for eight years. A I nm a sufferer my self 1 wish you to tieud me a paekae by return mall." ' Phil Hrookf, DsUnlt, Mloh., says: "Your dyspepiia oure Ims worked won ders in my ease. I differed for years from dyspepsia, but am low entirely cured and enjoy life as I never have be fore. I gladly recommend thsni." It will oobt 6)c. to find out Just how much Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablt9 will help you. Try tlmni tbut' the boat way to deolde. All druggists sail them. A Utile book on stomseh dlseasM will In n a 11 free by addressing F A. Stuart Co., Marsh all, Mich. 1 30 U J Btinti, 0miMm)WmHU4$? BiMtw 9f b A f &a&$j(fa i' mm mmm wmvwzm.zm?smh mm&miM&M'Kmm mmmm sws 1 " IW I AV'cgplablc PrcpnMltonrorAs slmilallnfi Ihc Food anil Kc6 ula liiiJ UicSloinachs and Dowels of i w Bvi ai sr? wj&m i s b n a it Promoles DigcalioivChccrruI ncas and Rcsi.Conlains neither Onium.Morplune nor Mineral. Not NAnc otic . ( vf(HdDrS.iKVKtnrCHKR tyii Sent Jtx.Smttn siiate&rft Jhfitnratt - in ttuttntUfOifa rw- roiA'tJ Miv hShtoyvm flaivr. Apctfccl Remedy forConsllpa lloni Sour Slomach.Dlarrhoca AVorms .Convulsions .Fcvcnsh ncss ami Loss OF Sijiep. Facsimile Signature of NEW YORK. EXACT COPY OF WRAPPCR mu. Ksscsa 0 wSFiimQW Thu Burlington Route ranks among tho greatest of tho -world's railroads. Over 8,ooo miles long; employing 35,000 men; reaching 1,300 towns nnd cities in tho eleven stntuB traversed by its lines; having through-cnr arrangements which extend mora than half way across tho continent nnd earn e&Uy striving to give its patrons absolutely tincqualcd Horvicc, it is the line YOU should Hclcct, next time you go east. Omahn, Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis nnd f.VF.RY WHERE ireyond. 91 Cor. AQuiXUr.A.AtV A ift , A, ,., A. A Market Ouotalionn Today T"Make Salem a Cool Home Market" Wheat, Oats. etc. Wheal rj'.'e Oats-IUo Barley J 15 per ton, Vlax Cash, Northwest, $1.07. Hop Market. Hopa 11 12c. Htimtlvrhulct 12cT Liverpool, Dec. 6 Hops at 1uidon Pacllio Coast steady, 3 6s. to I, Live Stock Market. Steera 3Q3jo. Cowa-2X3o. 8heop-fJ.60groB8 to$3.00 ' Dressed veal Oo flo Hogs, olive JJfc. Huge, dressed tic. Flour. Hay, Peed, lite. Baled cheat (7.60. Olovor 7. Feed barley f 18! per Ion. Bran-flOfe. Bhprtt $18.60. Flour, wholesale $2.05. Potatoes, Apples, etc. Potatoes 4Go to 60c. Apples 10M)o per box. Faiioy packed tl.OO. Onions, $160 to $1.05 per 100 lbs, Dried 1 Fruits. Dried apples SfflOo. Dalian prunes 40l to M1-&H to 3JX Petite Prunes 40n to 60s, U &4o. Wood, Fence Posts, Etc, Big flr-$3.60. Second growth $11.00. Aah-$ 60. Body oak-$100. Polo oak-$4.00, Cedar posts 8 to 10c, Dairy and Creamery Products. Dairy butter 15jfi'i0c. Croamery 20aoo. Btore 16c, Flrst-olass onintry, por roll-35fl. Cream at creamery, pan skimmed 21c. Separator skimmed 26o. EfisaodPoullr. Kzgo-20c. Turaeys, live 10o per pound, Geese $0 per dozen. Ducks $3 to (t per doiou, Wool aid Mobalr. Coarse wool18o. Medium tin. Fine He. Mohair 20 to 36c Hides, Pells solFuja. Oreen hldei", No. l6c Green hides, No. 2 To, Calf skins 4ffioc, Bbeei 36 to Too. Goatskins 25otofl.(X). Gray fox 10 to40o. Coon 10 to 2fio. Mlnk-to$1.26. , 0'ter-$l to $6. Hkunk 10 to 26o. Muskrat I tofin. WHdoHt 10to3rc. Sielner's Market, Chickens 73c, Hgga per douu, pajh lfte. portUsl Market. Poistland. Jan 17. - Wheat Walla Walla,02K(8 0SK. Flour Portland. bt itradea (2.803 $3.40. Graham $2 69 $2.80 Oat-Choice Whlto $1.10o & $126. Barley $10 & $20 per tou. Mlltufl-Brau, $18 Hay Timothy $11C?$12 per ton, OnlooB-U.W SB 176. For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought Thirty Years THf OCNTAttn COMPANY, HCW VOP OITVt Hites Lnj A. C. Sheldon, General Agent, Third and Stark Si., Portland, Ore, immm$m-M& 1 n. mi Potatoes 85 00 per ronlal. Butter -Peat dairy, 18(20 i farcy crcumoryOMzrHC j-h-m ioii(flllOi.ii- EggB-Orogon.ianch 23 j dux. Poultry Chlckona, mlxedi $3,CQ $1 00; hens $1; turkeys, live 1:1 Mb. Mutton Gros 4c Hogs Groea 6?e. Boof Clrobs 3.7(fl$l00 Voal-Grpss, 80 Oo . Hope HQlSclb. Wool Valley, 111 & ICclU ; Etstern Oregon, 8l2Ko; Mohair, 21 21fio lb, Hldos Dry IiMoa, 16 pounds arid up wurds, ICc 16, Salem Iron llTnTilrft and All ktuds iron aud brass cait Ings. Repairs ol all kinds of farm VVUlHOFi OUndry chlnery. JAMES GILL, Leasee. "' ' -J I022 tr S0ULH BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS PORTLAND OR. For Salem aud vicinity leave orders at Geo Will's Music Store. S. C. STONE, M. D. PROPRIETOR F Stone's Drug Stores HALEM OREGON. The stores (two la Dumber) are located at ho. 235 and 333 Commercial street, add are well stocked with a complete Use of druisaod roed Iclncs toilet articles, perfumery, brushes, etc- DR. STONE Has bad some 25 years experience la the prac Ice of medicine and now makes no charge for onsultatlon. examlnatwa or prescription. 0 A PIT Al7 oiF Y Express and Transfer Meets, all mall and paspenger trains. Baggage to all parts of tho city. Prompt service. Teiepnono no. z-u. DIPOUR A TIOMYBR Your Best Friend When you find your clothes all out of order, worn and with buttons off, etc., you want the right person to take car of them ant) that person Is. your step mother at the Salem Dye Works. At this establishment you can get any thing set to rIghts,from a pair of gloves, to the most elaborate silk gown. A uentleman can get his hat cleaned, his troufera creased, or his whole H'lit ro. Juvenaied to suit his taste, alio lour suits a month (or one dollar. Hut tons IQWfxl on, rips sewed up, suits pressed on short notice. New goods ih unk for dress making. MRS. C. H. WALKER If '5 Commercial St. Call for City Warrants. Notice Is hereby given that there are funds on hand applicable to the Saymeut of all warrants of the city ot aleui, drawn on tho general fund, Indorsed on or before Auuust 12.1001. Holders of said warrants will please present them lor payment, ai i.auu Bush's bank, as Interest will cease from data of this nUca. J"hu Moir, City Treasurer, Salem Or,, Jauuary 15, 1003 16 lOt Bears tlie J i Signature 'fW h Jp ..,.lni .dskx isasMn sa& MSJav H ssm (TODIfl HI illll 1 flSSB- , B CLASSIFIED X X ADVERTISEMENTS Advertisements, rive tines or lew ia thk - Iflsertedihree times ror 25c 30c a Wtsfc sifS a month, ai nvr tivii. i?lu7;?,cJs. - '"- "nroHn raw WAKTED. WANTED-Ottk timber by the car load, delivered on the cars anywhere be tween Independence and Albany wad Portland. I-or particulars ttidtttt Goo. B. Jacob, North Front street, Balem, Oro. 1 15 ; I?(?,I?L,RComPetcnt experienced, roliabI6, wants permsnebt pbsitioa. Address A. H. M. Jonrnal office. mi. FOR SALE. FOR SALE.Two helfors, will be fresh in about four months, Inquire oCO. r. Anueraon. i;$ miles north of tbo steoi ortuge in Polk countr. R. F.D No 1. 20-3f FOR BALE Three eecond-hand buggies nnd ono heavy farm wagon. Werrler Fenncll, Salem Wagon Factory, 304 Commercial Bt. I-lJ-tf NEW WOOD YARD.-Sawcdaad four foot wood. Ijrgo and sscond groiyh fir, aeh and willow delivered to say turtof the city. Phon? 2516 Slack. W. II. Burdlck. 12-1 8tf? FOR SALE. 3000 Cedar Posts. I alsa have on hand four trades of cedar shingles. No shinglts to be foifsid elaowhero in the City like our Noil H. Thoao shingles are tbe Detroit brand, acknowledged by all who bare used thorn as the best mads shlurfM on tho nmrltot. Bbld'bV 8. P. 4 Crackon 14 and Nebraska streets Englewood. 10 29 tf,;1 FOR RENT. ' ' - ' FOR HliNT.-My houee In polk county, on Wallace road. Apply at place 'ar 207 Center street, Balom. F. P. R&lh Hn. 120 NEATLY FURNISHED R0OM8."U thu-business centorof the city als board for a limited number. Enqair of Mrs. Allen 263 Front St. BetwM Btato and Court. 114 1 JfOR KENT Threo furnished room. Inquire of A. Ollnger, at 821 Mill street, or Phono black. 1 7 tf TO RENT Good onion, celery, and po tato land. Apply to Wm. if. Era'tr, Brooke, Oregon. 12-28-lrn. FOR HUNT Nowly llnlshed office rooms In McCornack Block. Eteabt heat, olevator. J0-23tf. " - 1 - frfifYni M Tl I L LOtlT AMD rounrr LOar OR STRAYED.-Two hpraes. One bald facod taare. four white legs. Ono black Pony, If found or heard ot return to E. A. Cock and receWa re ward, Jefferson Oregon. 1 1(7 In .I. 1 in it 1 .11 SPRAYtHC. --fc ai'RAYING-and pruning. Leave or ders at Gray Brothers. Kicbardsaiw Fluignn. 1 Urul tODCES, j FORESTERS' OF AMER10A - Court Bhorwooa luiudi No.'lO. Mwtf Fri day itil.ts in Turner Mock. Ira Hamilton, 0, II. A. L. Brown, yv MISCELLAMEOUS. FRIJE Upwards of 200 yards ot roo4 dirt to bo given away (or hauling away. Enquire at ofllco of Capital Lumbering Co. 1-17-31 AUOTIONEKR S. Friedman talesroon with Goo. F. Smith, RealdonCo' at S8J Church street. 1 4 tf WILI.BON'S BHAVI.NQ PARLOIW. lho only shop In thoo'ty uiinjthe Autiseptio Razor titsnliier. I als have a Dandruff Curo that cures or n pay. Jas. W. Wlllson, Prop., t47 I'ouiBt. 12 8 U ATTENiToN FARMEBB-Oats, BarUy, Hay and Prunes wanted. Will bay 0 store. Chopping done promptly. Qft our prices before you Roll, Oaks otU poulto Court House. TUlson-Bartlett Urntn Uo, HOP AKD.PRODUCB DUYERS. I CARMICHAGL-IIoaraytr. Office la Bus-J- Ureymanlildr, . Balers, Qrtioe. NshHH of choice bops solicited from all irowcrs. LILIF.NTIIAL 11R03.-KCW York. Utim.Un Francisco, bop mertuaats. Orejoa offWe, Ladd&UushUids.. Salem. II. J. OtteaiKlfMr, nransicr. I'bone46l. TA. LIVESLBY A CO.-lloo mercba us. w- crbelm Block. Salem. Oreios. Psoas I2II. I C. WRIGHT & CO., tuyers of frell aal J. duceof all kinds, opposite Capusl.srswtry Commercial St.. Salem, H8. OILH & CO.-Wbotesala fruits. ko- etc Fruit sacks tor sale. Bums r Or econ prunes, poutoes and produce of all klsis. Wallace Warehouse, corner llljh and Trae st- Salem. Oreson. BUSIttESS CARDS. O. H.JIACK Succcessor to Dr, J. M. Kesne, Is Whlto Corner, Salem Ore. Partly de siring superior operations at ratMwaW fee In any branch areinespMialrevjiawt. Dr Grace Albright Graduate ot American scaol or Osteopathy. J t 1 Every day except Sunday. Oftea nourri 0 to 12 a. mil to 4 P. rn, OH Fellows' Temple, Cor. Court and Hlfh streets. Phono. Muln 2281. Dr. Tacle Deal, asslfltant. QFFIQB CITY XUh For tr jervlcoBDplat b Bills M'ablo monthly R,f4w- Make all oompiftmia ai too wJr" B. R. JONES, Aftninityilt LAW . """" w:.7.:'... . v. Tlk.ln 7laA trtrt Was rirx or wtouu iwuruw m miTTiai an up-UHlaw abitraet ot til profwjr Ht1 The Variety Store China and Qbmw', W. Wth " wooden ware, dolls and WW dishes, tlssua papers, napklo, Clust ery, envelopes, ate. Fred G. Keens. 94 Court Strm. FOR SALE 1 will offer for sale the '? and prerolei ol tbaOrjaWIca WwM on easy terms or wllllfM numlwr of years to a rwponi m JJ'gj provided eslo or ease ft euata4 i side thirty uav.. Jurty caa hava o on to pramUM, Salem Water to, aeuassmummammmi