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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1902)
umumwiiMJwi unwmmi.iin.ij uJMJWif.'" K!31 " ,1 i!.!''l."8l!,',,tl ' ya, Facing Hair vanish M before tho magic touch of Newbro's Herpicide, the latest scientific discovery. It kills tho dandruff germs. Destroy tho cause, you rc movo tho effect. Kill the dandruff germ, and vour hair will grow abundantly. .. , , Br, Amtiiont, Idaho, Dee. S, '05. , Itcrplcldq doe nil Hint you clnlin for It. II lias cleaned my Item! from (lnndruff, nml left tnj hair flno and toft. OiunghJI.C'eomdhr, For Sale at all Flnt-Clau Drug Stores. 2 SALE NOW ON nil Fancy China Waronnd Parlor Lamps 20 per cent Discount To get China warn nnd Limps cheap tnko advantage r.f tho special sale nml save 20 cont! on the Dollar. A cup of hoti'i.fftjo of good nroma, or Cornil coffjtt theeo cool mornings is hnlf tho breakfast and that, can bo ex peeled of fresh ronfitcd coffco from the . M. BRBDE.MEIER, Prop, Phone 2411. Free Delivery Portland Visitors Pcrkin's Hotel Rastaurant Wfitte Cou c.5ia:li loci to 25c. Meals a la carte. 20c u Daily Journal oa flic. 5-27 LOCAL EVENTS. Entro Nous party. Jan. 24. -Whoso B.iby Are You?" at thu opora house. Jan. St. "For Hdr SiW nt tho opera lionid. HOTEL ARRIVALS. W. L. Marshall, Portland. Then. Kenny. San Frnncicro. Win. W. Seymour, Now York. A (!. Hummer, Seattle. W. W. Tnit, Toledo. O 11. A. Daunti, Portland. J. A. Kirkliatn. Portland. Carleton Gilbert, Salem. A.T. Odb-rt, Salem. .1 O TliomiH, Portland. J. J. Mulvev, Corvnllls, . R. L Taylor". CorvnlliH. J. P. Ooylo, Now York I'. Ford. City. F. W. Eckel row, San Francisco. Alf-ed Ivolnor, Nw York. J. W. ritreit, Portland. J. V. Nelson, Porlbtd, W. L. llntchelor, City. II. N. Ktoudemeyor, Chemawa. A. Soldner, San Franoisco. W. C. Burrett nnd wit'o, San Francisco. W. P. Smith, San Francisco. McKlnley'a blrt!idv will bo observed next Wodnoaday in New York. A Prominent Chicago Woman Speaks. Prof. R xa Tyler, of ChlcauS, Vice President Illinois Woman'i Alliance, in speaking of Chamberlain's Cough Item oily, says: "I sufforod with u eevere cold thi-i winter which threatened to run into pneumonia I tried d fferent remedies, but I seemed to grow worse and the medicine upaot my stomach. A friend advised mo lo try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and I found it waa pleas ant to take nnd it relioved me at once. I am now entirely lecoyorcd, saved a doc tor's bill, timo and suffering, and I will nevor ho without this Npleiidid mudlcino again." For tale by Dr. Stone's Drug Storea. Anothor OIho bid more strings it than the last is boluro Coiigri-ss. Users the A 1 Kft(l YiW HW Alaft Do!p John D. Rockufollor lias gtveu f 100,000 to Syracuso uulvoraity. Beat Out of an Increase of His Pen sion, A Mexican war veteran nnd promi nent editor writes: "Soeing tho adver tisement of Chamberlain's Colic, Chol era and Diarrhoea Remedy, I am re minded that as a soldier in Mrxico in '47 and '43, I contracted Mexican diar. rhoeaand this remedy has kept mo from geltinjj nn increase in my pension for on every len-wal a doso of it restores mo." It is nneqi,!d as a quick euro for diar rhoea nnd is pUmsaut nnd safe to lake For ala b Dr. Stone's Drugstores. Grand Opera House JOHN F.JMHDI1AY. Manycr. Friday. Jantary 24th. MR. MYRON B. RICE Prei-onta JWhose Yokohama Tea Store Baby eMHMHHIMtWMMHHn Are You? A Kajoe or laughing purposes only By Mark K. Swan, with MISS MAY VOKES Chas. W. Bowser. and stronj company of Comedians Prices: 7 c. 50c. and 35c. Box seats $1.00 Eoxof rue open Fildar at 9 a. n. HTZHUGH CAME HIGH- Pendleton TJiought Too Alucli. $500 A short timo ago a young man of this place noticed that Jlnjor-Genornl Fit. Hugh Leo was to deliver a number of lectures on tho Sp-ni-h-Amerlcan war, and was open to engagements through tho Southern Lyceum Durban. Ho wroto to the bureau Ufking for the fig- nros nt which the distinguished military commander could beeccured for n lecturo in Pendleton. Ho received n reply neatly written nnd paying; "Youra of tho 12th inet. Is hero, rc coipt of which we acknowledge with thankB. Regarding tho engagement of General Fits Hugh Lto for a lecturo In Pendleton for tho benefit of the Pendle ton academy, wo hope to mnko him a dnto there, and will quolo you a special price of 500 for one night. Hoping to hoar from you at once, we are," etc. The special low prico of $500 etng gored tho young man, and, when ho haa sufficiently recovered, ho will writo declining that splendid offer. Tho bureau's letter goea on to eny that tho demand for General Leo ia tremendous. 'Applications are pour ing in from all oror tho United States and it ia found the simple announce- mont that General Lee will lecturo has' suilicea to create a deslro to hear him everywhere The general, according to tho letter, will bo unable to visit nil tho places from which applications have come. Pendleton, E.G. CASTOR! A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of CL&ffi&&&: Have you heard about the Pacific Home Rig Association? "Whose Baby Are You?" It Is n generally accepted fact that the chief purpoio of the stage is to unitize It is tho concensus of opinion that the theatro should furnieh the necessary re laxation to tho avorage man nnd woman of business who seek to escape for a few hours each week from tho urindlng com mercialism thatchnracterlzes the pres ent ago. It was n recognition of this social truth Hint impelled thu production this season of that funniest of all farces, " hose Baby Aro You?" Hint makes its appearance in this city nt tho Grand Operu House tonight. The piece is so dexterously cons;ruatod that it is a veritable tangle of ludicrous mlstekoi, whero a group of eccentric characters are perpetually playing at cross purposes with thoroault thutat tho end of I lit) second act everything is topiy turvy and the most side-splitting situations and amusing complications ensue. It requires th) pen of a genius t; unravel tho tangled skein in -thU funny fabric of farce-all onussd by the prosenco ol an innocent baly in a sludto of n somowhat rapid younz artist, whero it is found by his mischlovous collego chump, . "Whose Baby Ato You?'' has already bocomo n catch-wor.l. It was written to mako peoplo laugh, nnd how well it has imceeoded may bo judged from lU phenomenal success since tho date of its opening. ...TO LYNCH ilTCRtatZAf). fXtAWlMN Neighbors of Nellie Otoy tatiMir to avenge her by stringing up her fonnr sweetheart and wppowd lamderer, James Wilcox, to tbe neartt tie. Dw teotives are still biwy trying to selv the Lmyatery of her death, - . ti .. , . v vvi . -,jasstj,yK r; -' ,u. . nj-jX?j'.'uiih i.rv3Jri:rxs-rM..-j 'SfSVJifX -: -? VAUrYJSetySKi-VPtt'V in it! VZmtkKSXS S- nfTIMi r Xi'- jar - . ,mUXiL . . .11 J'.7X .'&OM1 Hfc ill I , lrArJJsTi st-VX x jmKwmrmm. v XX ' '" ' jfi&F -r-- 'jm cennrrrci: arrive? PERSONALS. Dr. V. D. Scobio is In Portland today. Mrs. Nora Card is homo from n visit n the metropolis Mrs. M. A. Dice has gone to Browri6- villo to reside. L L. Lachmund has gone to Portland lo remain u few days. Major Lcabo has gouo to his Lincoln Couiitv timber claim. George E. Waters, tho cigar merchant, Is In Portland on business. Mrs. L. R. Stlneon kns returned from a visit with Portland frionds. Hon. O. A. Sehlbredo has returned from a butlncaa trip to Portland. Hon. David McCully has gone to Pott land to remain nbout two weeks. Mrs. A. E. Strain: has cone to Port land to visit friends for a few days. Dr. Harton, a prominent druggist of La Grande, was in tho city yesterday. Mrs. F. A. Moore and daughter, Mlsj Calista, have returned from a vIbU in Portland. John A. Carson has roturncd from Roseburg whero he had Ecvernl cases In tho circuit court. Mrs. M. S. Skiff returned Thursday ovonitig from an extonded visit with friends In Portland. M. L. Hamilton, I). C. MInto, P. J. llcckett and Geo. E. Waters were In Portland Inst night. Mrs. S. Hcckman nnd Mrs. It. P. Hanson have gone tcr Jefferson to visit their sister. Mrs. Culver. Prof, nnd Mrs. A J. Garland, of the ; Northwestern Normal school, have gone lo their timber claims near Toledo. " utahitm of Portland will arrive tills evening, to remain icvernl dayfl, tho guest of Mrs. O. A. h'olbredo. County Judgo John II. Scott nnd County Engineer W, J. Culver havo re turned from a business trip to Portland. Mrs. A. N. Gilbert has returned from Harrisbiirff. when alio has beon attend ing her nuiit Mrs. M. J. Lane, who diod lust Tuesday. "Bill" Anderson, who has been under the doctor's care, is up nnd around the house now. If it were not for tho doctor' orders, ho would bo out uow. Rl. Gulsa has returned to his Home nt Woodhurn after n brief visit to his sistor Mrs. E. O. Putton. His nlfco.MIss Hilfii I'atton, accompanied him home. Mrs. Saran Hovonden, of Hubbard, ulth her daughter, Mrs. P. L. Kenndy, of Woodhurn, nnd grand-daimliter, Mias Lida E. Jottec, of Salem loft Inst night for n brli-f visit to California. Attornoy-Genoral Blackburn is seri ously ill at his home on Ohemekt-tn street, differing with typhoid fever. His phyeicfan roporla that ho will be con fined nt homo for nt least threo wesks. Bert Foyo, of Minneapolis, Minn., who has spent tho last few months In Salem, expects to leave Innfowdaya for Colorado. After a ehort stay thero he will prococd to his home. EASY TO FIND When you find a medicine that makes your regular food taste good, when you find a medicine that strengthens a weak stomach then you know you're going to put some flesh on. Scott's Emulsion does these things. We recommend it whenever the system needs more flesh. If you are thin and able to eat begin regular doses. That's your part. Scott's Emulsion will do the rest. Not flabby but solid licsh. We'll Mnl you a Halt to try, If you lilct . SCOTl' & IIOWMi. 4) I'mM itrctl, Nc York. 3LTRAGl2DY.TH.Vr EXCITES, THE STATE OF NORTH xm, -.jjiiffiijjiLL ' wMJBi ARE QUICK TO SEE Good Doctors Are Quick to See nnd Appreciate Heal Alcrit in New Medicines. Stuart's Dyspopsia Tablets aro a dis covery of great valuo to tho medical pro fession and tho public. They are an unfailing specific In all casus of dyspep sia and disordered digestion. Almost everybody's dieeBtlon is die ordered moro or lese, nnd tho common est thing thoy do for it 1b to tnko some one of tho many so-called blood puri fiers, which in many casos are merely strong cathartics. Such tilings nro not needed. 1 tho organs are in n clogged condition, thoy need only n little help and they will right thomtclvea. Cnthar tlic irrttato tho sonBltlvo linings of tho stomach and bowels nnd often do moro harm than good. Purging ia not what is needed. Tho thing to dots to put the food In a con dition to bo readily digested and assimi lated. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets do tliis porfeptly. They partly digest whnt is eaten nnd give tho stomach just tho help it needs. Thoy atimulato the so crotlon nnd exortion of thn digestion of thu digestive fluids and roliovo tho con gested condition of tho glands nnd mem branes. They put tho whole digestive system In n, condition to do Its work. Wbon that ia done you need tnko no more tnblots, uuleas you eat what does not agree with you. Thou take one or two tablets give them needed help nnd you will havo no trouble. It's n common sense medicine nnd a common souse treatment nnd it will euro ovcry timo. Not only euro thodis- oaae, but euro tho cnuse. Goes about it In n perfectly sensible nml eclotitlfic way. Wo havo testimonials enough to fill n book, but wo don't publish ninny of thorn. However Mrs. 13. M. Faith, of Byrd's Crook, Wis., says: "I havo tnkon all the Tab lets I got of you nnd they havo dono their work well In my case, for I fuel liko n different person nllogothor.. I don't doubt if I had not got them I si ould have been at rest by this time." II. E. Willard, Onsbw, Ia.,says:"Mr. Whlto, of Canton, was telling me of your mspopula utliluta curing liim of Dyspopsia from which lie had Buffarod I for eight years. As I am n sufferer my self 1 wish you to send mo a package by return mail." " Phil Brooks, Detroit, Mich., says: "Your dyspepsia euro has worked won ders in my caeo. I suffered for years from dyspepsia, but am low Untirely cured and enjoy life as I never havo bo foro. I gladly recommend them." It will cobt 6)c. to find out just how much Stuart's Dyspepaia Tablets will help you. Try thorn that's tho boat way to decide. All druggists sell them. A llttlo book on stomach disonses will bo mailed frco by addressing F. A, Stuart Co., Marsh nil . Mb'h 1 "ft 'J4 1HIM... 1 CAROLINA. -us r v,-' r tXihlXlZJt, rcan y-reii. lu the piature is seen the jail in which James Wiloox Is uider euard of a com pany of Mama Ileeervei, portraits ol members of the CommitUe of Five or lanized to avenge Nellie Cropsey'i death, and a vivid photograph ol the Chief of Poll who is guarding the pile-cner, UGEME PUSHING ALONG Woolen Alill Alachinery There. is On Wednesday nlghtV train two car loads of machinery for tho Wlllametto Valley Woolen Manufacturing Com pany's now mill in tills city arrived hero f on Fremoit, Nebraska. Tlio machinery consists of (ha follow ing pieces: One set of cards, two spin ning jacks of !M0 spindle each, ono 10 foot glgg'oiui mixing piuk-r, one spool or, onu dresser, one grinder, six luoms nnd nil tlio necessary accessories thoroto. Two moro onr loads of the machinery are now duo and are expected to nrrlvo in duo time nnd tho mill will bo in operation by tlio timo specified in tho contract July 1st, Tho machinery will bo moved to tho building in a very short timo. Tho in-' side of tlio building ia not thoroughly ' dried yet and tlio a hi:e washing ia not quito lluished, but thn work ia being I rushed, nud tho machinery will bo ' placed in position Inn few days. Guard. ' Two Found Guilty. A. II. Hart who recently killed n Jap. at Roseburg was found guilty of man slaughter and sentenced to oun year in tlio poh at Rocolmrg yeatorday. The trial of L. L. Welch charged with rapo on the persan of Elllu MuCulloch, who subsequently committed suicide, was nlso concluded. Welch was found guilty and will bo eoutenced today. Tho now Gorman loan' has been over Hiibfcrlbed sixty times. The Pioneer Bakery. "To tho manni'er: Ah onu of vour customers I desire to say tho cakes wo had for our parly wore tno host wo have , over had, so near the homo-made in (act) bettor than our help can mako. I do not see how yon ean pioduce them so cheap-' iy." A J'ATUOK 1 W M eod Thu British transport stranded at Queenstowu. Minnesota Is WtiatSna we Have for Desert? TlilH queetlou urlsex lu the fumlly every luy. Let us uuttwer It today. Try Jt'll-O, a (Jelloioua and hetilthful dessert. Prepared In two mlntttcs. No boillngl no buklngl simply ndd boiling water and But to cool. Fla Fla eors: Lemon, Orange, Raspberry end Strnwberry. Get a package at your grocer' today. 10 eta. Flour is selling in thn uow mining camp at Tnundur mountain for f50 por sack. Famous Winter Resorts. A winter trip to Southern California rind Arizona via the famous Kliastn Route is r tie never to In furgottnu Re newed Acquaintance w th liiia section will uver develop fresh points n( interest ( and added sources of oiijoymont under I its sunny kim, In the variety of Inter-1 eats and added industries, and IU nro- lific vegetation and among its number- less ii'-ona 01 moiiuiain, snoru, vanity and pinin Tno trains Inavu ' ortland daily, m ru ing and veiling, for Oilifornin. These trains are equipped with thu moat im proved pattern of standard and tourist doeplng care, and thn low rates place th trip in reach of all. For illustrated guides of California nnd Arizona winter roaorts, address R. II. MlLLKIt, Geu'l Pnsi'r. Agent, Portland, 11 7 If Call on local agent for tho Pacific Home Big Association at Willamette Hotel. Portland people will build a Hue to Goldoudalo, Wash,, to tap thu Kllukltat valley. tied lime tako a plonsant herb drink, tho next morning I fool bright and my com plexion Is bettor. Aly doctor says it aots gently on tho stomach, livor nnd kidneys, and ia n plwunnt laxativo. It is miulo of herba, and ia prepared as easily na tea. It is culled Lnue's Medi cine. All druggists soil it at '-'fie. nnd 50 cts. Lane's Family Medicine imves tho bowels each day. II you cannot got it, end for frco sample. Addrote, Orator Woodward, LwKoy, N. Y. oo a'OKXA. Hears tl 31fMtnr it lhs Kind Ym Haw Wrs ?mi - 1 11 The California Rl CroM H'Milaty has entered u protent aiiit lint tula ot the goVMrninuiii'a Pacific tranaport. A Mother's Favorite. Ciinmbttrluiu'u Cough Itomwly ia tliu mulhor'a favorilt. It is pleanunt and wfu for ehildrMii to lk and alway curiui. Is ia uittttidod wiieeiHlly f,r ouughs, colli, croup and m hooping cough, and is lliu bt iiiwdiume inutle fur th so din8 Thvrw la noi th Idait daugtir in giving it to cliilJrou (or it uuntfllnano .iiiiuui or other iiijurlous drug and may I givhu as conmlfnlly lo a ul as to an adult. Furaalby Dr Jilouu's J)ug Siore. Thu TrtM,t)-nuith Infantry now at Fort Hlitfriditii ar oruied to Manila. ll imm&Fwwm iCOUGH SYRUP our'-8 Hi-cking foiiKlm, Bora Lu '.J,', Lrwiciiitla. Gilppo, I'l.uumoiila una ail wvi -r lunjruii'.Milonii. wiiy injn ik cMosum tlon, rhIow. auro deftth? Take wn rniurf 1 A' at oucel Buy v boUld of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, a dootor'h preorliUon, uaadoverAOyoan. lrk-, only 85 cant. Iimhtt on having It. Don't Imi lm noAed upon. lUftioa ths dwtUr's BuLVilute; (t la not u good aa Dr. Bull's, Slvatln Oil eur IttuumatUw GZA8&sCkt 0 ..gk HHSLf I'? Mhe sod Vol a. IS&iatU. ififPsrnTRfSi VMUJL'MSU&i YVegclnblc PrcpnrationTorAs -slmilalingilicFooclnndllcrftila-ling (lie Stomachs aiulDowcls or Promotes Digcslion.Chccrful ncss and Iicst.Conlnlns ncllher Opuim.Morplimc nor Mineral. Kot "NAHC otic . Ivy ftSOtttti-SAMmXPnVUKn MxJmiut ffaiint f)ifti hhtrtyrfft fiatvr Apcifccl Remedy forConsllpfl Tion , Sour Stouuich, Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions .Fcvcrish ness and Loss of Sleep. FncSiimlo Signnlure or NEW YORK. EXACT COPy.OF WRAPPER. .--i KHXKH 1 Are You Going East? Perhaps I enn be of service to you. I can ticket you over any railroad running trains out of Portland; tell you when to luavo home; whero to change cars; when you wjll reach your destination, and what there is to be seen on tho way. Call or write I '11 take pleasure in answer ing your questions. Omaha, Chicago, Kansas City. St. Louis and EVERYWHERE beyond. Cor. Market Quotations 1 oday, "Make Salem a Good Kim: Mrrkel" Wheat, Oats, lite. Whoat-r.2JttU. Oata-!llo Barley $15 per ton. Flax Cash, Northwest, Hop Market, lions Uaic. $107. Btilullvchnlite I'Je. Liverpool, Dee. 6. Hops at Uuidon Pacific Coast steady, XX be, to 4t Live Stock Market. Bteors-n:iu. uows KQfiao. huen-4'-'.60 gross tnC'J.OO i,DrosHod veal On OJtfo l ,ilogs, alive )ii. J Hogs, dressed do. I'lour, Hay, Peed, Utc. Bnlod cheat 7.50. 10lovor-t7. Fced Imrloy $18)b' per ton. Brnu-fl0j. JBhorte $18.80. Flour, wholesale 12 05. Potatoes, Apples, Die. Potatoos loo to 60i Apples 4()iR00e por lox. , Faney piuikod fl.00. Unions, J I HO to $IM per 100 lbs, Dried I Fruits. Driwl applet ftdJdo. I ulian uriirms HU U) BOi !! to 3? I'Htito Prune 404 lo 60s, KX 4iJ. Wood, Pence I'osts, Etc, IUgllr-fH60. Kflwid urowlh-?3.C0. AhIi- U A0. Ho4lr ok - f I Poe oak 1 C'txlar post- 8 to 10. Dairy and Creamery I'roducii. Dairy butter loftlano. Cruflinery )(0(s1o. tore lfto. Flrst-elaim u'liiitry, par roll SCu. Crnuin at oruainitry, pan ski mm) flu. liKirator sklwmwl 2Ro. Utfi and reultr. Bugs ao. 'I'urkeyc, live 10a mr jioand. Gi-iwd -tfl per doxaa. Dweka X to $1 per down. Wsl and MoNlr. Oor wool 18t. Milium lie. Flaw-14 Mohair-Q to Ma. lljde. Pells aadPurs, Qnuin likiM, Ko. 1 fio, Uiu hkltw, No. sta Culf iklna IrJNSu. BlieeH-Jafi to fflu. Goalikinb-tfotollOO. Gray for 10 to 40. Coou-10 to m. Mlnk-J-itoll.), Otter- (1 to fi. l-ktink-lOtotta. Musk rat 1 to fi. WIMmt lOtoiafia. SteJ tier's Maikt, Chlokana 7e. Rggj r down, eaih !8. Porilaad Market. . Pobtlanu. Jun JH. - Whwt WalU Walla. MH 63K. Flour I'orUand. bt irradt K.S0 8 -10. Graham f2G032.80 Oats- Ohoiee Whit f 1.10c Q f 1 Si. Barley IIU & U0 iMr ton. MiPjUift-Bran, $18 Ha Timothy 113I12 Ir ton. i) i vo fei iiirn For Infants and Childron, " "' INI MM t The Kind You Have Always Bought Use or (1 Thirty Years TORIA TMC eCNTAim COMPANY, HIW YORK CrTY. m A. C. Sheldon, General Agent, Third and Stark Sin., Portland, Ore. Ontons-11.50 1 70. PotAtoos 85 DO por cental. Butter Host dairy, lfiQ20 fanoy creamory,26(t$27Ko8tori)l,1tj(!SlSj.Di Eggs-Oregon, ranch '.'.Isdoz. Poultry Chlckons, mixed $'.M O t4 00; hens ft; turkeys, live 13 & Mc. Mutton Gross. Ic Hogs Gross fi?.tc Boof Grota 11.76 (fill 00 Veal Gross, 8o do II'. Ilopa ll12oMi. Wool Valley, 13 A I5ulb: Eaatorn Oreiron, 8fl)12Ko: MoltnIr,'.U21(icni, Hides Dry Tildes, 10 pounds and up wards, 15o 16. Salem Iron All kinds Iron and brass cast ings, Repairs of alt kinds of farm and mill ma chinery. TirAiilro and and Foundry JAMES GILL, Leasee. 10 22 tr S0ULE BROS PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS K or Salem aad vicinity ave orders at Ceo Will's Music Store. PORTLAND OR. S. C. STONE, M. D. PHOfHIETOR P Stone's Drug Stores RALEM ORKGON. The storea (two la number) are located at No 235 and 333 Conmerclal street, actt are well stocked with a complete line of druisand tned Iclnts toilet articles, perfumery, bruilica, etc- DR. STONE Has had tome 25 years experience In the erac Ice of medicine and now makei no cbarre fot omultitloa, examlnatiuu or vfprieiloa. oaVitai7T7iTy Express and Transfer Moots all matt nnd nussenuer trains Baggage to all parts of the olty. Prompt servlCH. DIRQUK h HOMVRR Your Best Friend When you find your clothes all out Ol ordtjr, worn and with button! off, eta., you want tho right person to take art el them and that person is your sto; mother at tho tialein Dyo Works. At this establishment you oun get any thing set n right, from a pair of gloves, to tho most elaborate silk gown. A gentleman tan got his hat cleaned, lib trgufors eroasod, or his whole suit re Juvmiatod to suit lily tasto, also fotn units a mouth for one dollar Buttoni sowed on, rips sewed up, suits pressed on abort notion. New goods shrunk foi dress making. MRS. C. II. WALKER 106 Commercial fct- Call for City Warrants Not lee ia huroby given that there are fuirls ou hand applicable to tilt navtnent of all warrauta of the city ol Salem, drawn ou the general fund, liiuUirsed on or before August 12,1001 Bears the I Signature u flJ f$ 0 W nx uver Holders of said warrants will plane present theut (or payment, at LuddA Bush's bank, at Interest will coaw from date of UiU noilae. John Mpir, CIt Truaw rer, Halem Or., January 16, 1002 15 1UI fgWMMiy CLASSIFIED ,&, ADVERTISEMENTS Advertisements, nve lines or Jejs.iaiw.tftiu.lJ Inserted three limes for 25c. SOca Week xt a a month. All over five llnea.fft,??1:'? WAWTED. --'3 WANTED-Oak timber by tlie car loir? delivered on tho careVnTwhYrobJl tween Independence and Albany and Portland. For particular, d&m Salem, Ore. x 15 j ENGINEER-Compotent, experieet roliablo, wants permanent pcaitloa Address A. II. M. Journal offlc 1-8-tf. FOR SALE. 1'OR SALE Threo second-hand bugeloi and ono heavy farm wagon. Werner I-cnncll, Saom Wagon Factory, 304 Commercial St. 1-14-tf NEW WOOD YARD.-Sawed and four foot wood. Largo and second Browtk fir, ash and willow dolWered to anr iutt of tho city. Phone 2516 Black. W. II. Burdlck. 12-lttf. FOR SALE. 3000 Cedar Posts. I alt hav on hand four gradsa ol cedar shingles. No shingles to be fonnd e lewhoro In tho City Uko our No. 1. II. Thoio shingles nro the Detroit brand, acknowledged by all who have used them as tho litst made shinties on tho market. Sold by B. P. ftc Cracken 14 and Nebraska streets Englewood. . io 29 tf, FOR RENT. FOR KENT Thrco furnished rooms. Inquiro of A. dinger, at 321 Mill street, or Phono black. 1 7 jf TO RENT-Good onion, celery, and p tato Innd, Apply to IVm. H. Eras, Brooks, Oregon. 12-28-lm. FOR RENT Newly Ilnlshed offlce rooms in McCornack Block. Bte heat, elevator. 10-25tf. LOST AND FOUND LOST A whlto English pointer dog nbout ton months old, with light brown ears nnd tall, Last seen near Liberty. Auswors to tho name of Sport. Addross all information to Geo. Palmer, Jefferson, Ore. l-23-3t. LOBT A thirty second degree Maaonto emblem, on tho county road between Brooks and Bnlom. Finder will re ceive BUttablo roward by leaving same nt Journal Olllco. v L08TOR BTRAYED.-Two horses One bald faced uare. four white legs. Ono black Pony, If found or heard of return to E. A. Cook and receive re ward, Jefferson Oregon. 1 10 In spraying! " SPRAYING-and pruning, derant Gray Brother. R Lear or- Kich.'!rMJLB fluigau. A ii HI LODGES. FORE8TERB OF AMERICA Court Bherwood Forest No. 10. Meets'Frl day nights in Turner block. Ir Ilnmilton, O. R. A. L. Brown, Bety, MISCELLANEOUS.. AUCTIONEER 8. Friedman taletrooaa with Geo. F. Smith, Residence at 318 Church street. H tt WILLBON'S BEHAVING PARLOR!. Tho only shop in the city using the Antiseptic Razor Bturilixor. I alee have a Dandruff Curo that cures or n pay. Jas. W. Wllliou, Prop., 7 Com. Bt. 13 8 tf ATTENTION FARMERB-Oats, Barlay, Hay and Prunes wanted. Will buy or store. Chopping dona promptly. Gat our prices before you soil. Office Of poalte Court House. Tillson-lUrtlett Grain Co. cue at HOP ANDlPKODUCB BUYERS. I CARMICIIAUL-llop buyer. Office la Dsti' of choke hops solicited from all irower. I ILIENTIIALDROS.NewYork. Loedoa.fUa - Pranclsco, hop merchant!. Orenoa office. Ladd tt UujIi Dldc Salem. II. J. Otteakelstr. manaicr. l'hoae4), T A. LIVESLEY & CO.-lloo mercba '! Otr. crncirn uiock. saiera. ureioa. rooae ran. I G. WRIGHT ft CO., buyers ef fruit aad re J. dice or all kinds, opposite Capital Brewery Commercial st Salem. sTciLB COvr-Wholeaale frnlta. prodaee eto. Fruit aacks for sale. Buyers ei Or- eion prunes, potatoes and produce of all klaJa Wallace Warehouse, corner Witt aad Trade at. Salem, Oreion. -wW! BUSINESS CARDS. O. H,MACK 8ucccior to Dr, J. M. Keen, I White Corner, Balem Ore. Parties d slrlng superior operation at moderate fee in any branch are In oapwial request; Dr. Grace Albright Graduate of Americas Sckeel or Otteopatby. t t '- Every day except Sunday, Ofllc; iours 0 to IB a. mi 1 tat pr . OaM Followa' Temple, Cor. Ooart and niga atreots. Phone, Main 2261. ,' Dr. Tacle Deal, assistant. v. Sa OFFICE CITY" HALL. For water wrvtce aoply at offlce Bills payable monthly In adTaaae Mako all complaints at the ofllce. Attornoy-ftt-t.aw hj Clark of ctinutt Oounfor ilx ioi &V9 winatv. ftla voiitr The Variety Store China ond Glassware, tin, agate , b4 wooden ware, dolls and chlldrene dishes, tissue papers, nopkini, stotloa ery, onvolopes, etc. Fred G. Keens. 94 Court Street. . FOR SALEf" 1 will offer for sale tlje ,nJf-5V and premtiei of tbe OtjttaLh VPj on easy terms or will Uu Jjfi. number ol years ta a ?affiJ: provided aale pr lease U t.! ,PIde thirty days. Party W tion on 90 eorda o fir wood l l""!1.' ber at cost. Apply to Jus & ft ' 9 P JAMES WICOX I ou tbe premliea. s-JU'H