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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1902)
""" -t -ftfrtiHWHiMgnifhn - -iHWin, ijAtiirfint Utu ia&. ar a.f nrf. jm i.alntMtoa, fca, AUNHEALTHYHA! eft FALLING HAIR finally BALDNESS Destroy the cause, you remove the effect. Kill the Dandruff Germ WITH NEWBRO'S HERPIOIPE The onty preparation (hit will destroy those parasites. ...EXCELLENT HAIR DRESSING... Por Sale by all DrujjIsU. PRICE $1.00. ar SALE NOW ON nil Fancy China Waronnd Parlor Lamps 20 per cent Discount To pet China war ami Limpi cheap take advantaged the special ealo and 6avo 20 cent nu tho Dollar. A cup of hot rnff-o of pood nroina, or Ci'rnil coffct' tht'SH cool ninri.iiigB ia half (he Im'iiKfnst nml that ran be ex peeled of fiofh roasted coffee from the Yokohama Tea Store M. BREDEMEIBR, Prop, Phone 2411. Free Delivery Portland Visitors Perkin's Iljtel Restaurant White Co3'9 Jlunclt 10: to 25c. .Meals a fa carte, 20: u Dally Journal on file. 5-27 LOCAL'EVENTS.. Jn.v3l."Ftir Her Sako" ut tho opera house, HOTEL ARRIVALS. A W Whltner, Portland. I Cohn, S. F. Mrs Allco Valley, Portland. I Frend, S. F. II lUmburirxr. R F. Dr. F M 1! rook a k wife, Silvcrlon. G O Powell, Portland. C F Mumper. Brooks. D , llnnua, Portland. A G McCarthy, 8. F. P ZeinmiRUv. S F. Wm MoKnlght, St Louis. E L Pnrrott, Rosehiiri!. (J M Parrntt. Rneebuig, .1 H ItmMP, Clncnjrii. T Ford. Cnv, Char A Brown, P F. D-ll S Laahur.H. F. Ilea Tine take a pleasant horb drink, tho next morning I feol bright and my com plexion in better. My doctor says it actn gently on the stomach, liver and kidneys, ami is a pleasant laxutive. It is in ado of herbs, nnd ia prepared aa easily as tea. It ia railed Lane's Medi cine. All druggists cell it at 25c. and 60 cts. Lane's Fannlv Medicine) liinvea tho bowels each day. If you-cannot get it, tend for free -ample. Addrees, Orator Woodwool l,..Rny N Y Governor MvHritioif Wiidiiiictoii may call u tpeeial aeeslou to deal with rail way questions. A Prominent Chlcaeo Woman Speaks. Prof. H xii Tyler, of Clm-aiso, Vice President Iltinois Wouiitn'e Alllaico, in sptakiiipnf ChuiiiLrriiiliiV Cough Rem edv. bivhs "I suffered with a fevero cold tlitti winter which threatened to run into pneumonia I tried d ffrent remedies, butt Feenrnl to grow worte and tho medicine tipm't niv otnincdh A friend advised mo to try Ohnnr eHnin'a Cough Itemidy and I found it wh pleas ant to take and it relieved me at once. I am now entirely lecovored, aavod a' doc tor'a bill, timo and suffering, and 'I n 111 nover ho williout this fcplondil mtdtoino again," For tale by Dr. Stone's Drug Stores. Minnesota me reliant? have slgnnl petition to have Van Scam ell off the fight with the merger. aw II State or Onto, City of Toledo, I Lucas Coontt, j ' Frank J. Chknev makes oath that he is the senior partner of tlm lirra of F. J. CtiKNsr 5c Co . doing business in the City of Toledo. County and Slate afore said, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each atid every case of Catarrh that can not be cured by the use of Hau.'s Ca TwtHu Cork FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before mp and subscribed to in my presence, thhV sixth day of Decern bar, A. D. I8Sfl, A. W. GLEASON, IPu.tO Notary Public Hall's Catarrh Cure ia taken inter nally and acts diiectlv on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY &CO Toledo O. Bold by Druggists, 75c. HaH'sFamlly Pills are the best. Bjatlle inflered to the extent of $33, 000 by Friday'a storm, A Mother's Favorite. Gharaberlain'a Cough Ilemedy is the mother's favorite. It is pleaiaot and safe for children to take and always qhres. Is is intended esteeially for coughsivcolds, croup and whooping cough, and ia the best medicine made forth-ee diseasos There is noi the least dauger ing-vlng it to children for it contains no opium or other injurious drug and may be glvhn as confidently to a bdljAac to an adult. Forsalejby Dr Stone's Drug Storo. CASTOR I A For Infanta and Children. Tfia Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tha Sianatexeof na 4N0RU cS SALEM SOCIAL -AND- SALEM WOMAN'S CLUB. Was Addressed By Mrs. Dr. Thomp son of Portland. The Inet mooting of the Salem Wo man's Club held Saturday afternoon was n partiuulaily successful one. Tho at tendance was largo and an increased In term continues to be taken lu tho club wrnrlr nn.llttt tlm titlatnuaa ai.ii.tri.1 tin. naa.es of four now member were passed I upon and accepted. The program aa previously announced In tho Jooh.val1 was enacted. Tho first number was an oapeclally ablo paper by Aire. Emily! Hendricks. It was entitled "The Re imiBsaneo, tho Acsncy Leading to the Discovery of Amorica." Miss Llllio Stegc, next gave a violin solo. Tho next paper wai "Comparative Uirlurism of the Aborigine aa Illustrated lu the Iroquois of North America, tho Az- tcs of Mexico and the Incas' of Peru," by Dr. BrUtol-Kolllhar. It was well prepared, showing many original ideas. The subject of "Colonial Times an 1 Mannors" was made of in turestlnthopaperby Mrs. Jonnlo Stump Hamilton. A vocal solo by Miss Ina Nicliols complvted tbt regular program, which was followed by a brief address by Mrs. Dr. Thompson, a prominent club woman of Portland. She poku of the duties of womou, and of tho various Ions clubs of tho Btate. Slio told of tho work being done by the do mestic science department of the Port land club. They havo lustituisd a cook ing school for girls, and tho claeM of at tendants aro not limited, Her talk was heard with pleasure by the audience, and she presented now ideas of work for tho adoption of tho local club. Altogether the meeting was a highly successful ojo. Jefferson Myers Married A Salem special says; Jefferson Myers and Dr. Annice Jeffreys were married in Michigan about two weeks ago. The news occasioned greatturpneo to the many friends of the parties, for it had been supposed thai Miss Jeff rera was in Europe and Colonel Myers in Texas, Mr. and Mrs. Myers were until recently residents of Salem, wioro they are well known. Colonel Myers is an attorney, was a member of tho Oregon Lseislaturoof 1801 from Linn County, I and has beon prominent in lodgo and political circloi hero. Iu 1890 he was the Democratic nominee for Congress in this district. The bride is a physician, and for several years has enjoyed a lucrative practico in tills city. Colonel Myers left Salem nbout two weeks ago, telling bis friends that he was going to Toxas, where be would reside except whan his affairs hero required his at tention. It Is now evident that Colonel JJyers and Dr. Jeffreys had planued u stirprico for their Ortgon friends, and in this they ware succesdul Colonel Myeri is about 40 years old, and has beon con sidered a confirmed bachelor. Basket Ball. Two games of basket ball were played at the Willamette gymnasium Saturday. They wero both laigely attondod and wltntiFed with great enthusiasm. At 4 30 in tho afternoon the game was between thaelrls of Willamette 'aud of Monasouth. Tho result was a score cf 4 to 3 in favor of tho home team. In the evening a( 8 o'olock a game was called between the Willamette boys and tbtiMcMlnnvllle team, which also ended in a victory for tho JVillamettes, the score being 30 to 0, The Monmouth young ladies team has been considered the champions of Ore gon, which gives all the more credit to Willamette, aa this was really their first match gams. It also reflects great credit on Willamette's coach, Prof. W II. McCall. The Monmouth team was accor anied by Mrs. Campbell as chap eront, and their managor, Mr. Forbes. Thfy played a good brisk game but Br' m was onu too many for them. Skatlnz Is Enjoyed. A largo number of young folks of this city have indulged In the rare sport of skating the past two days In several places near the city. Tho principal placts were on the slough eouth of town, and near the poor farm north of the city, and at the Miller place about 2 miles east of town. The Ico was found to be thin In places and broke easily but no accidents wero reported. Frank Harritt received a fall that ren. dered him unconscious for about two hours. He tripped on the Ice in Mich a way as to fill on his face, and had to ba c.rrled off the Ico and it was several boura before he was conscious of his surroundings. Salem Brewer to Marry. Mr. Mathias Spsnial of this city and Miss Mary A. Borkrooyer of Sublimity will be married Tuesday afternoon at the home of the bride's parentc. Mr. and Mrs Henry Borkmyer, Father Lainck officiating. Mr. Spanial hn iun f.tr some timo the manager of the Capital Brewing Company of this city, formerly living at his homo in etaymn They will go to Portland for a few day-, then return to saiem to rnano home. their Hard Frosts General Another inch of snow fell at Balem Sunday night, (severing the gronnd n'cely and protecting grain and straw berries from upheaval, fix inches of the beautiful would benefit all kinds of earth cope. A teV gram from Gle dil a tt ous es that the overlan 1 trlr is three hoar Uto, ul that there ara bard frost- U over Southern Oregon. WORLD PERSONAL MENTION No Bowline Contest The bowl'ng content dated to occur Saturday evening hatweon tho Portland club team and tliu Illiheo team did not occur. Th date of tho contest was post poned indefinitely. PERSONALS. A ". Pre,cc,lt M m 1,ort,and M; ' F T Wrigbtman went to Portland Sunday evoning. H W. A. Ohorry, of tho S. P. Co., wai in Portland yesterday. John Holmau, of Albany, spent Sun day with relatives in Salem. The Nativo Daughts rs'a Cabin, of Sa lem, will meet Tuesday ovening, Janu ary 28. Tlioro is a gay season ahead among fraternal ordurs, evtral having dates for ! dances. I Mrs. Theodoiia Geer Downing re turned Sunday ereniug from a visit in Portland. I Judgo E F. Cowing, of Oregon City, Is I visiting Ids daugliUr, Mrs. Frank Do Pare of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh P. McNary of Portland wero tho guests of Salem rel at! ves yesterday. Rudolph Schlodock, the 10-yoar-old son of Frank Schledeck, bioVohlsarm by a fall whilo skating Saturday. Miss Lillian Motscban of Portland ar rived in Salem last night and will bs the guost of her sister, Mrs. B. F. Mere dith. Waltor Morloy returned Sunday oven ing from Portland. He reports a heavier enow fall thore and that cutters weio numerous on tho streets. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Garland, who have been over at the coast for a tow dwys, wM arrivo horn iu time to ro-opon their school Tuesday morning. Phil Motfchan Jr., son offormor State Treasurer Metechan and well known in this city is one of a 'company to estab lish a banking institution In Canyon City, Grant Connty. Hard Cases Headed this Way Allen Goucher and R. D. Spsncer, who wero Implicated In the murdor of Patrolman Robinson in San Francisco last week, and for whose arrest tho California officials are anxious, are known to tint po'Ice of this city. About a year ago thoy both set ved n sentence of 60 days each in tho Marion County jail for the larceny of an overcoat, Goucher is an exceptionally clever criminal whilo Spencer is of tho typical hobo typo. Uoucher'a record is known in Fresno, Call ornla, where he was reared. From tils earliest youth he bore an uniavorv reputation. Six years aro he began his criminal career by break iuc Into the offico of the First National bank at Fresno and stole a pair of opera glasses and sonio othor small articles. The crime was traced to Goucher who escaped arrest on the strongth of his father's inllttence, who was then stato senator from Fresno. Gouchor's favorite occupation was rifling tho clothing of bathers while the bath houses were un protected. He la said to have relatives residing in McMinnville, B,th Goucher and Spencer have evaded the San Fran cisco officers and are supposed to bo on their way to Oregon. Marion County Probate Court Mrs. Pettyjohn, executrix of Lewii Putt) John, liae completed her labors and Is discharged, John Patterson, administrator of tho ostate of Harriet Patterson, baa authority to sell porsonal property to pay bills, D. C, llua slnier Funeral Dlrtctor, 107 State Street. Pose Hed 7X23, Maien Oregon, Hei' desce 390 Court. PhoaeBl.ck 21SI. Giant or Pigmy. What aro you in your business giai t or pigmy an ace or a iwo spoji Judicious advertising in the best paper will make you a power In the community it will raako your store the goal for he dally crowd of shoppers it will In crease the volume of your business and make you satisfied with yourself and your efforts. ... Only see that your advertising is done rightly and all will he well. Try an ad In the Enlarged JOURNAL SALEM- SILVERT0N RAILWAY The XJttiwns of Marion County and the oitiesof Silverton and Salem, are cordial ly InvLed to meet the ureaier oaiera O mimereial Olub in open oonference. at the city hall in Ha'em. at 7:30 o'lock p. m. on Wednesday, January 20, 1002, upon the important matter of properly dispoilBg of the Salein-Silverton Rail way enterprise. Bunness men and farmers are partwalarly requested to be present, and the members of the Greater Balem Oemmerelal Club aro expected to be In attendauce without fail. Done by order of the O. 8. C C 1-27-St N. J. Jbdaii, Bwy, GeBeral Vileaael will organise a Bo r corps to fight oaWtuu'ii J uu. 7 " " - Tired that's all. No energy no vim, no vigor, no ambition. The head aches, thoughts arc confused, memory fails. Life becomes a round of work but half accom plished, of eating that does not nourish, of sleep that fails to refresh and of resting that never rests. That's the beginning of nervous prostration. "I was very l ervou. and so tired and exhausted that I could not do my work. One dose of Vt. Miles' Nervine quieted my nerves nnd drove away the lassitude. Seven bottles did wonders in restoring my health." Mrs. M. 12. Lacy, FortviUe, Ind. Dr. Macs' strengthens the wonvout nerves, refreshes the tired brain and restores health. Sold by druggists on guarantee. Dr. Miles Medical Co- Elkhart, Ind. MmmmBmmmm The Marion CountyExperts The exports practically completed the examination of Sheriff Durbin'a books on Sunday and this morning began work on tho books in the County Record er's office. Expert Buchanan thinks it will requlro about throa weeks longer to comploto tho examination of the county officers' bonks. CATARRH OF THE STOMACH A Pleasant, Simple, but Safe and Effectual Cure for it. Catarrh of tho stomach hai long bren considered the next thing to incurabl. riio usual symptoms aro a full or bloat ing rensation after eating, accompanied sometimes with sour or watery risingr, a formation of gasrs, causing prhcmre on the heart nnd lunus nnd difficult breathing, headaches, fickle appotltc, nervousness and a general played-out, languid feeling. There Is oftou a foul tasto in the mouth, coated tongue and if tho interior of tho Btomach could bo seen It would show a slimy, inflamed condition, The euro (or this common and obsti nate trouble is found in a treatment which causes th food to ba readily, thoroughly digested before it has time to ferment ami lrritato .tho dellcato mucous surfaces of the stomach. To so cure a prompt and healthy digestion Is the one necessary thing to do and when normal digestion is secured the catarrhal condition will have disappeared. According to Dr. Harianson.the safest and best treatment is to use after each meal a tablet, composed of Diastase, Aseptic, Pepsin, a little Nux, Golden Seal and fruit acids. These tablets can now be found at all drug stores under the name of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and not being a patent medicine can be used with perfect safety and assurance that healthy appetite and. thorough I(e)tlon will follow their regular uto after meals. Mr. N. J. Booher. Ohloaeo, III., writes: "Catarrh Is a local condition re sulting from a negleetod cold in the bead, whereby the lining membrane of tho nona becomes Inflamod awl the poisonous discharge therefrom jmsb ng baokward into the throat rea- lies the stomach, thus produoing catarrh nf the stomach. Medioal authorities preserved for me for thn-e years for eaUrrh of stomach without cure, but today I am the happiest of men after using only one box of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. I cannot find appropriate words to expisis my good feellug. I hava found flth, ppetitJ and sound rest from their ue " Stuart's Dysrpsl Tablets ia the safest prepa-ation as well ts the simplest and most convenient reratdy for any form of indigesUou, catarrh ol stomach, bllllousnees, wur stomaoh, heartburn and bloating alter meals. 1--7 W dl I trs A.frOfz.xi. . .v. a 1 I n wn Bwjli ll'l IIW IIMMil I "in iH N r&&z&u MARION COUNTY COMMITTEE Has Been Completed With Two New Names. The Republican Stato Central Com mittio la willed to meet nl Portland Feb 8 Chairman F T. Wrigliimnn and Secretary John-W. Roland wont over tho list of precinct uoimnitteometi tho p.ist week nod supplied vacancies in Woodbnrn and Yew Park Pnclucts. Fnllnwim? ntn tlm nininhnra of thn (Marlon County Central Committee; Aurora H A Snyder. Atimavllh V I) Hlmw. IJrooks J O McFniland. Uutlovil.u i: A M Cone. Breltenhiish J A W H I lecke. Champoeg Jrts K Smith. Klkhorn J P Caeo. linglowood W 11 SaTBgo. Pntrfleld John Fahcy. GervnU J O Selgnmud, Heroh Robert Qulnii. Howell Grovtr Simmon'). Hubbard J L Calvert. Jefferson A J Shoemaker. '? Macleaj William Short. Mt. Angel Charles Long. Monitor J P Shuck. Mhnma-F U Hull. Marion W J INdley. Prospect S A Himhes. Salem No lO L McNary. Suloin No 2 K M Lnforu, Sulem No. 3 John Knlsnr, Salem No. 4 J S Grnliam. Salem East s 8 Aphenbrenner. Salem North T J Crnnise. Salem South W M Bibcock. Btayton Lomitol Hnbjon. Sidney R O Donaldson. Silverton, South O F Hicks. Silverton, North A O Kteelhammcr. Silverton T R Hlhbard. Scotts Mills O A Dunnignr. Sublimity F J Wrlghtman. Silver Falls Jay lib aknuv. St Paul 1 L Conk, Turner O II P Cornell i . Vixd .urn A Kml'1.'. Yew IVrk A W Drager. Tho county committee will called together until iif'or tlm not bo meeting of the Statu Central Committee when dates will he cot for tho county conven tions nn I rlmarios. Asked as to qualifications for voting at tho primariui), Mr. Wrighttiuin said anyone who was entitled to register at a voter could in his opinion voto at th primary, whether reglstoru 1 or i ot. But tl.e county Central Ocminitue will have to adopt some rulo in Hi J mat ter. The Grand Canon of the Arkansas KiuioH of access muting nil the cauoiif of Colorado, being nituatod on tho main lino of tho Denver it R'o Urittulo he tveen Canon City nnd Silida in tho front runni! of the Rockies, It in the liiunl spectacular, awe inspiring and magnifi cent. Down tine mighy cleft in tt o heart of tho rnek-barrler rush the rag ing naletH of the Arl.ansi River lashe into fimmlnu fury iitul drtHhed lnt Miiimliik' cpray by it wi't detceu through the tortuous delib. bo narrow is thu puau nt "lie point that then ai no room lor notn roan nun rivei, iind therefore n curiously constructed briduo of sh-1 hid to bit thrown length wise of Iho s p-iuii, Micioi did fioin iron ut ports tiHirtlM'd into the ration wall on cmcIi side to tlm rbiht and left And right here can ho t-een tlm climax of nl, tho uanoii'i ffraiideiir, tr at which ban boon npll uiiluil ''I'liu R .yal Uorgo." For two thousand six hundred fret thu solid innnolitlifl toar upward live tlinun as lofty as tho Washington Mouumeiit, the highest permanent Htrnctiiro reared by tho hand ot iimn. No wordH can ad u'ltiutely describe tho magnificence ol Iho econo. O jly thoro who havo heboid its glories can appreciate them. This Is butoun of Uio iniiny wonders of naturu rnvealod to tho traveler on the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad, "The Sonio Lino of thu World." For detailed information about this inoit delightful trip totho Kast, address J. D. MANSFIELD, Gen'l Agt., RloUrando System, d&w tf Portland Oregon. Mrs. Addio Richardson of Plnttsburg, Mo., lias bsen acquitted of the charge of murdor. W tat Sua we Have forDeicrtr Thlx queatlen arlHoa In tho family evry diiy. Lut u mmwur It today Try Jcll-O. a dollcIotiH mid healthful dcHHert. I'ronarud In two mlnutea. No boiling! no baking! simply add boiling wutiT and Hot to cool. Fla orn; Lomoti, Orange, Raspberry and Strawberry. Oct & package at your froccr'a today, 10 eta. G. L. Pngh of McMinnville sitlcldod Saturday. Ho opened an artery with a pocket kqife. Beat Out of an Increase of His Pen sion, A Mexican war volp-an and prom! mint editor writes; "Fuwlng Iho mlvr tl oment of Olminlwrlain'H Oollo, Chol era and Diarrhoea RVmedy. I am re minded that a a soldier in M-xlro In M7 and MB, I contracted Mexican dlar rhoea and this remedy has kept niefniu gnltinx an inoroao In my pHnslon for on overy renmal a ! of it restore inn ' It Ih iinwjiinllwl as a quu-k cure for dlar rhoea and la pleasant and wfe. o take For sale In Dr. Msne'a Drng storar. Ezra Duncan who elnpop frona Wall Walla lenvlig a wife ami aight libs Uei loeatod at Svua Rots, Cal, He will be brouxht butk IZojmi Dr. Bull's Cough Byrup will euro a Lough or C'ohl nt once. Conquers) Oroijp,Whooplnr'-UouKh and Mwule Coiign without imL Mothers praises It. Doctors proerrlbo It for Ilronchl Ws, Hoanench CJrlptio, 1'neumonla and Consumiition. It glcfl quick, euro results. t'iico,2fictn. Itefusotho dealer's substitute ; li Is not as Reed. Always cures when others fa Pr. Bull's PHI curs CoruUpatfea n4 Uv roublu. to pUU, to ca. Trll Ux, a tu Vomsi? Gou&h Svrun n. 9HBKKBKKKHEXSni SsttffiattsBaaaVHaflHBViVHHaaWatatataVBVH Tho Kind You Ilavo Always in uso for over 30 years, dU& ,,. and All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-asood" aro hun Kxporhncnts that trlllo with an t endanger XSa health of Inlautfl nnd Children Expori'aco against Eiriorlmoufc. What is CASTOR I A Oastoria In n linrmlcpj nuhstltuto for Castor Oil, Poro goric, Drops and Soothing Syrnpg, It Is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphlno nor other Karootio Btibstar.cc. Its ago la its guarantee. It destroys "Wrnut and allays FevcrlMhucss. It cures Diarrhoon and "Wind Colic. It relieves Toothing Troubles, cures ConstlpCJion nnd Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and Botvcls, giving healthy and. .natural sloop Tho Children's Panacea- Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTOR! A WAYS Koaira tho (tjry!&&zitM Thb M You Have Always Bought 6n Use For Over 30 Years. thc eNTun oonMNT. it muhhay tbit. niw vesn orrv. !ureaui The Httrlington ticket office in Portland tan veritable DuroQU of Information for travelers a plnoo whera they can learn what it will cot to reach ANY point in America or Rurope; how long tho trip will take, and what there is to see on the way. If you are figuring on an eastern trip, drop In and get full information, or, if you prefer, write mo nboutdt Omaha, Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis and RVERYWHRRE beyond. PmimTiUR Cor. Market Quotations 1 oday X"MU Salem a Good Heme Market" Wheat. Oats, Etc. Wheat G'.'o. OatH-Ulo Hurley $15 per ton. vl'lnx Oftuli, Northwest, $1.07. Hop Market. Hops lKar.'c. Htilutlvi'linlce 12c. Liverpool, Due. f. IJopi at lxindon i'ucitlc Const stonily, it fs. to -1. Live Slock Market. Stpors 8(2)HJifc. Cows 2Mffl!Jo. HIieep-fL'.&Ogrofls tof.'LOO Drossod veal (to (ljjc lions, nllvo l?c llims, dresaed (te. Flour, Hay, Peed, Etc. Hnlod cheat J7.50. Glover $7. Feed barley per ton, liran-tinA,. Hhorls 18.C0. Flour, wholesalo 1 05. Potatoes, Apples, Etc. Potatoes f5o Apples lOnioOo per bor, Futioy packfd $1.00 Onions, $160 to f, 1,06 per 100 lbs. Dried I Fruit j. Dried apples ft0o, Italian prunes -I0j to50i Hi to 3I4 l'otite Prunes 40s to 60i,-.lo. Wood, Pence Posts, Etc, Dig fir-ii 60. HmhwiI growth 13.00. Asb- 50 Podvoak-fl.OO. Pole oak fLOO. Cedsr pot 8 to 10c, Dairy aad Creamery Products. Dairy butter IGfflslOc. Oriiameri 20!o. Htoro 16c. First.ulass oMintry, per roll flo. Cream at ureauiery, pan skiiiiineil lie Separator akimrnod 38o. Euiasd Poultry. KK 20o. In r xeys, live 10c per pound, (ieoe ffl perdoxe '. Duekt X t' $ I pe' dozen. Wotl aad Mobalr. Coarse wool-18c. Mmjiihh Ho. FlHt 1 Id. Molwti 0 to Wc Hides, Pelts anJFurs, Qreen hide, No. lffo. tifH-ii hkles, No, fc 1j, Calf sklii ISNki. Slump W to 75a. (Kmi i-kiiis Wintotl.0. ' Oray f. 10 to 40a. ' Conn 10 to36o. .Mink S6e to 11.96, Oiler- fl to6. Hkunk ill to 96a. Mni-kral 1 to 6o. Wildcat into9i5c. Seloc'tMsikit, Ohlokens 7(8c. KKK per dozen, eaib 18o. PortUd Mirk if. Pobtland Jhii 5J7. - Wbwt Walla , Walla. ttSKeKJ, Flour Portland. vrajlea 12.609 3 40. Urahain f 2 5 $8 80 ' i (at-Choice Wbltn fl IOo $ fl.26. tiarlay Hl SIN) per too. MlPstufl-Ura. , $18. Uy Timothy llf 13 lr ton, Bought, ruul which has been has homo tho Rirmatnro of has bccuuiado under his pcr- Signature of A. C. Suxldon, General Agent, Third and Stark Sts., Portland, Ore. Onions $1.60 & 76. Potatoes 86 00 per cental. Butter Rest dairy, 18020: fanoy creamery 2527&c (Store laQlB'.tb ERHS-Ort'Kon, ranch 23idoz. Poultry Chlckons, mixed ftt 60 Q $4 00 ; hena $ 1 $ turkeys, live 13 & 1 1c. Mutton Gross. 4o Hokb OrosB 6?.(n. Reel (irons 3.76 m 100 Venl Gross, 8o bo 11, Hops 11012c lb. Wool Vnlloy, 13 Q 16on; Enntorn Oregon, Siai'.'Mo; MoTiair,2121(iclb, IlldoH Dry hides, 10 pounds and up wards, 16c & 16). Salem Iron & kinds iron brasa cast- Repalra of TT7-nlrn Htirl nil kindsxf farm nf iiiira," - 1 Foundry and mill cliinery. JAMES GILL, Leasee, 10 22 tf S. C. STONE, M. D. PltOPRlETOR P Stone's Drug Stores BALKM OREGON The stores (two la number) are located at Mo. 235 and 333 Commercial street, and are well stocked with a complete line of dmisand ned kloes toilet articles, perfumery, trujbes, etc- DR. STONE Has had some 2 5 years experience lathe prac Ice of medhlne and now makes no chane for ontuHatlon, examlaatHMi vt preKriptloa, OAPITAK OfTY Express and Transfer Moots all mail and passenger trains HagKiige to all parts of the city, Prompt torvlco. Telnphono No. 241. IHWHJK A IIOMYRR Your Best Friend When you find youro!ntlics ull out of ordur, worn nnd with buttons off, etc., you want tlm rinht person to take carx of t bein hiiiI that porvon la your step mother at tho Hnltmi Dyn Works. At this estuhliabmentyou oan not any thltiK set i rights, from a pair of (ilnves, to the most elaliorate silk icown. A uimtlomau can net his bat cleaned, bis trouers ureased, or bis whole suit ro. JiivuiiuhmI to snit bis tactrt, also lour suits a month for nno, dollar Iluttpn sewtnl on, ripe fHwrd up, sujte prtifsfd on short notice. Now gooda shrunk for dresH makltiK. MRS. C. II. WALKER l6 ommepial t FOR SALE 1 will fbr fur fa t 'he finire plant anil premJ-fM o1 1 1 e t ryual Ice Wurk on twuv lerm or ' 'ni aamn tor a niiiniwr ol Har to s roiwmsfliit" parpr nrovxitnl ale o I bku la onxi m nod iu (Mleilinn iimn Party can nave op- lion on vut-Miis ui wviu ju uie ma be attMHi Aii'iy tu Jauivs Mauuire on Hut (itfin s. 0 23 The Danish West Indies have roeelv ml the news of the signing of tUa Uea 7, Wllliuui maraiHi iiuurcf v. JWntas ' MlWHalArM)Bii vm5 WANTED. A iuUNG MAN wishes aplsce to work for hip board while ajtendlua fchopl. Apply to W I. Stated at Cap Ital HiisinePH collrgf. 26-3i WANTLD. Retponsible Manairer to take chargo of ware rooms and office to bo opened in Oregon to further" busi ness Interest of old established toanu facturlng concern. Balary $160 per month and extra profits. Applicant mnst furnish good reforenccsand have $1600 cash, Address Superintendent, P.O. Rex 1421, Philadelphla.Pi.. ' 1-20-27 ENGINELR-Competcnt, experienced, roliablo, wants permanent position. Addresa A. 11. M. Journal offlce. 1-8-tf. FOR SALE. FOR PALE Three second-hand buggiea and ono heavy farm wagon, .Werner Fenncll, balem Wagot FactorV, 804 Commercial 8L J-14-tf NEW WOOD YARD.-Bawed and four foot wood. Largo and second growth fir, ash nnd willow delivered to any P.'1.?1 ,!ho.,cJly' lhone 2516Blsck. W. II. Burdick. 1218tf. FOR HALE. 3000 Cedar Posti. I also havo on hand four grades of cedar shingles. No shingles to b fonnd clsowhoro in tho City like our N. 1, II. Thesn ehinitles are tho bstroit oranu. acKnowiedsed by all whu hava used thorn as the bast Mad thlns-iM on tno market. Oracken 14 and Englewood. 8old bv B. P. Me. Nebraska ttrsett 10 tt. FOR RENT. FOR J1ENT Throe fnrnlsbed rooi. Inquire of A. Olinger, at 821 Mill street, or Phono black. 1 7 tf TO RENT-Qood onion, colery, and po tato land, Apply to Wm. H.tfEftsa, Brooke, Oregon. 12-28-la. FOR RENT Newly finished om rooms in McCornack Block. Steal boat, olovator. 10-25tf. LOSf AMD FOUND' LOST A thirty second degree Masonlo emblem, on tho county road between Brooks and Balem. FitiQor will re ceive suttabto roward by leaving stu at Journal OUlco. SPRAYING. SPRAYING and pruning. Leavaor- uers at Gray Urotliers. Rlcharda and Flnigan. 1 11 ral LODGES. FOREB1ERB OF AMERICA -UraU Bhorwood Forest No. IU. IJeeta Fri day nights In Turner block. Ira Hamilton, C. R. A L Brown, bcy MISCELLANEOUS. AGENTS-tosoll "Schley and Santiago" by Geo K. Graham. Autograph in troduction and pertonul account ot battlo by Rear Admiral Schley.- frue story ol tiatiiiauo told fur Hret Mass by tliu only eyo-witnesses ol the fight. Null Jitotwr tliuii "Life of McKInloy." Lltieral commisnons. Free outfit ready. Buveii 2-ceuta for postage. Brwuru of luiitations. Can be had mil) from Nolo publishers. B Lo.nkkv Company, Chicago III. 0td AUCUONEKR S. Friedman aesroom Willi lico. K. Smith, Residence nt ,102 Church slieet. 1 4 tf Wll.LSON'S MIAVINU PARLOR8. 'Jbu onlv fhop iii thecUy using the Autlseitic huxor Slerihxer. I also have a Dandruff One that cutes or no pay Jim. W. Willton, Prop.. 247 Com. St. 12 3 tf A 1 1 EN 1 ION FARMERS-Oats, Parlay, Hay and Prunes wanted. HI buy or store. Chopping done promptly, Get . our prices beioru you sail. OUlco op. iiokite Court House. Tlllsou-Bartlatt Grain Co. MOP AND PRODUCE BUYERS. I CARMICIIAEL-lloa buyer. Office -In Bosh. J- Urcymsauldr. , Silcm, Orctoa. akl of choice hop jollcltcd from all trowera. I ILIENTIIALBROS.-NewYork. Loado.S L Francisco, hop merchants, OrefM. ettke, Ladd A uuih Bids . balem. It. J. Otieafcefawr, manaier. Phone 461. " T A. L1VESLEY A CO.-llop merttia M 1 crheim iiiock, Salem, Orejoo. f now 1211. I G. WRIGHT A CO.. buyers of fntlt a4v J. due of all kinds opposite Capital BrewMy Commercial St.. Salem, HS. GILE CO.-WhoTeiaie fruits. prHses el' dull sacks ror sale, tiuyers e Or c ion prunts, poiatoek and produce or all Mhi VVaJUce Wareboue. corner ilita aad Trad SM. Salem. Orcfou. BUSINESS CARDS C. H. MACK Bttcccessor to Ur, J. M. Keen, la White Corner, Salem Oro. Partis de siring superior operations t moasrata fee iu any branch are inespoial truest, Dr, Grace Albright Graduate of Americas School : of Osteopathy, t l i hvery Uav except Sunday. Offloj ours 0 lo 12 a. m, J to i p, n,sJd l-ellows remple. Cor Cuiirt and ligh tr-H I'lioue Main 2iHl. Dr. Tacle Beal. assistant. oKMcii. trry uall f-nr wauji riic aunJfrt'oae Kits pavauie monthly In adaiM Mhkm km -oi lnt at iuo.fBt,t "B. P. JQIM0B, Attornejy-at-Law wai u-to (im aisiraotw all PKw,7H,Vni. aa a 'TlieVarietytore (Jl.inaundbUMware, tin. KfJft V uoo.Ua ware, do!l ttf.Jffi; tlishi'v, tieiuw papers, await. H ery , niivvlopes, etc jt Fred G. Kecis. 94. Court Strce S0ULE BROS PIANO TIUMERS AND REPAIRERS srSAteaaaal vtetaky pnTl AND OR v iirw " awe. CLASSIFIEDS-A ADVERT1SEMEM1S Advenisements. nve Honor teja. tfttaVSttaina Insenedihree times tor 25c, 50Wlctvi so a month. All over tlve line's ai the H 'mi . , H i J i Salem fc ft, u, N- ft . i N, c Tfh
