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Newspaper Page TextiiViifmjiUiifr7rilnUniffiift ssrKsft'jMiAHrs'S' jwwwaujji s rnj When a limn Is sick and can only work lmlf the time he Is practically half a man It requires his whole physical enemy tc do half u mini's work. - In general the weak run down comhtion which cilts the strength und energy in half iu due to dis ease of the Btoinach nnd other organs of digestion nnd nutrition. You could not expect a half ' starved man to work more than half the time. The rntulltioti of the man with wenk stomach is that of the half starved man. He is weak through lack of nutri tion. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures diseases of the stomach and other or gans of digestion and nutrition. It enables the perfect nutrition of the body nnd so re stores the streiiL'th. "I hod .tomncli trotilt. le from birth," writes Mr. Willi Scuninn. uf wnvungtimviiie, u r mice Co., N Y., nnd milTercd Willi It mote or lew ai I grew up. At the njre of , I wus broken down with ilyjici.l:i MysniTer lK wn. Urrllile. Could not eat with ithout dltre-M. CuuM ntilvrnt n rcw cerlnltt thing nnd witt not able to work hnlf the time. lv ery thliiR I tiled onlv gnve me temporary relief My wire finally persuaded me to try rir Pierce's Ooldeit Medlcnl Dlicovery and 'Plnrant 1'clleK' I took nit bottle; ofGotitcn Medical I)lt cuvery' nnd two vlnls of Doctor Pierce' I'letmnt Pellet. I then felt M well Hint I stopped Inking medicine. Several iiioutlia have I lasted nud I enn do the hardest iud of work, can cat anything that l set before me and enjoy It, I nm 17 years old and this is the first time I have ever been well." Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pcllct9 cure con stipatlon. SALE NOW ON nil Fancy China Wore nnd Parlor Lamps 20 percent Discount To get Clilnii warn nnd Lamps cheap tako advuntngocf llio special ealo and 6.vo 20 cents on tho Dollar. I a enp 01 nor ccitoo 01 good nroinn, or Ouriiil coff.to tho8o cool mornings is hnlf tho breakfast and thnt can ht ox pectod ot Xroeh roasted toffuo from the Yokal;o:na Tea Store M. BREDEMEIER, Prop, Phone 2411. Free Delivery Portland Visitors Perkln's H)tel Restaurant W ilte Co3' uneti 10c to 25c Meals a la (tie, 20c u Dally Journal on file. 5-27 LOCAL EVENTSJ Jan. .11. "For Ilor Sika" nt tho opera llOlHU, Jfnw Are Yonr KlUuey t Dr. llobtu1 flpnr-.ru. 1111. cure oil klduer UN Slo freo. Add. Bierllni' tlaiaeilr Co.. Chlcaco c. KV HOTEL ARRIVALS. . W L Cono, Bay CJlty. 0 P Mrgnlinn, Columbus, 0. John 11 .Mitchell, San Francisco. W .1 Sclinrz, do. .1 FO Donald, Portland. (ico II Fitzjibhon, do. Mri 0 Mcl.ain, do. R D Fullon, do. G J Kiiiitumi.dp. J. R Vehelor, do. W II Z m mormon, do. M J D.ivih, ilo. Frunk M Dunne, do. Neil Commins, Misli. Frank Rogers, MnrahflHld. -K Rami, North Yamhill. II. (Iii-Jth. Salem OIihh I) Wilder, Raloigh. N. 0. F A Kni.y, Alameda, (Jul. 'Joo II llt'rincnnn, Sn Francieco. J K Weatheiiord, Albany. W E Otborne, Nev. York g?n:ai..i'iJBrfT.v'.'igc: II. to.. 'n-iini.a'-ro - Genuine st&mped C. C C Never sold In bulk. Beware of (he dealer who trie. to sell 'something Just u JncJ " saleF"- " S1LVERT0N RAILWAY Tho Citizens of Marlon County Bnd the cities ol Bllvorton and Salem, are cordial ly invl.ed to meet tho Greater Salem Commercial Olub in open conference, at the city hall in Salem, at 7;30 o'clock p. m. on Vedneeday, January ?9, 1902, upon tho iinpoitant inattur of properly disposing of th Salem-Sllverton Rail way enterprise. HnMnees men and farmer nre particularly mj irittd to bo present, nnd the inembHrs of iLe Greater Balem Oommuruul Ciiibaro oxptc'td to bs In attendance with nit fail. Done by border of tho U. 8. 0. C l,27-3t N. J. Jupak, Beoy. 'Grand Opera House JOHN F. C0RDRAY, Msnaser. THE CARPENTER CO . The management of the Grand Opera Hodse announce a play of oviabie reputa tion as an entertainer at "bargain rates" The presentation of a gpeoUoular nielo diaius, an original creation embelliehed w.th tpeoUl foenical ffeti of a pretent ious sort and commanding an unusually largo cast of well known playero at popular price, will prove something of a novelty and ought to fill Manager Cordray'a popular playhouse to the doors The piece will be seen bere next Friday night. f jWy CANOV CATHARTIC . M iOcgTaCTara.ii.i.1 ..J...,.iiiuiWg'"i M.S HIU l"l -III i hi1 mi . . . Prtnuu. SALEM SOCIAL Russian Melodrama. With tho inutinctof genuine dramntic genius, tho author of the play "For hor saks" the now Rusoo-Siberian melodra ma which is to bo prssonted nt the Graud Opera Houeo Friday night, np penrs to have drawn fioni tho uttonnot extremes of aociety for the characters whom ho purposed to involvo in llw in trigue. Tho hero of the play Is n Rus sian nobleman nnd army officer; tho horolno it n RusMau Borf girl. With tlioflo for tho central flgurca, the play- wilght hasgroupad togethorn big array of charactors, embracing soldiors, oon victi, people of fashion, travelerc, nihil lets and a half dozen otlior Borta of peo ple. The company playing tho pieco, as may bo inferred, is an unusuall largo one. Degree of Honor Ball. Tholadiosof Viola loiigo No. 88, Do greo of Honor of tho A. 0. U. W., recent ly iesued Invitntiona for a dancing party, which resulted in a pleasant social func tion in their hall in ilio liolman building last night. Tho at tendanco was quite largo nnd nil thor ouahly enjoyed themtolves. Ristino's orchestra furnished muelc and dancing wa gonernlly indulgod in until n late hour. Reception to Prof. Dawson. Tho members of tho Epworjh Leaguo WEEKLY BOOK IN EWJ4NN0UNCEMENTS Bo'ow will bo found notlcos of new publication!) ot general intoroat and merit and our readers can with safety order fucIi works from thn publNher or the local hookpollor. Publishers nre iuvitod to fend ndvnnco tiews nbout nubllcattnna. ami n i-opy of the work if they wish n ruvimv of tho ainin, addressed to tho literary editor of Thu.Toornal. Standard works m d all new books and periodicals will bo supplied to the trade nt Salem, Oregon, by Patton Bros., Booksullers, nows deal ers nnd stationers, Stato streot. New Books and Magazines- "The True Thomas Jefferson." by William Elroy Curtis, which has nlready found l:s way into Ih leading libraries, is a most readable onovolumo biography nnd worthy to rank with Froude'a Cao mir and Fureythe's Cicero, than which no highor praiso can be bostowed i'ho llfo of the immortal Democrat is arrang ed under twolve chnptor headings thnt biing tho subject out fully, vividly and make it n moat dramntic nnd entertain ing volume. J, B Llppincott Co. Pub lishers. Hon. S. B. McManus, of Elkhart, Ind., is tho author of n pretty voluino called 'Rural Rhymos," that will delight many a homely heart and mind that I ivo verses that treat of tiiemes on tho old fashioned lines. "Punkin-sred Par udieo" will awaken memories of tho an gler who in his boyhood caught tho ono null .that will bite at anything and seems to rejoice at being caught. Many of his dialect nnd religious poems are far above tho otdinary. Euton Jc Mains Publishers, Now York. "Floating Trcaeuro" by Harry Castle man is onr of Henry I. Coates ACo's., Roundabout Library, and there aro no greater favorites wit'i bays nnd girls than this series by popular authors. Another popular set of their books is the Jack Haaurd series by J. T, Trowbridgo. All these works are bound In cloth, nice largo typo and good pictures. "Tho night sido of Nature, or Ghosts and ghost seers" by Cathorino Crowe, with an introduction by Prof. Hudson, is a most fascinating book and treated from nn elevated standard of Christian metaphysics. The chapter headings In dicating tho centents: Sleep-nlklng, Doublodreaming, Presentiments, Trauce Wraiths, Dopplegangere, Apparitions, Troubled spirits, Haunted houses, Hp-c-tral lights, Poltergeists etc. Tho Pub liRlierg are Henrv T. Coates & Co., Phil adelphia. Thii paper offers to club the Weekly Orange Judd Farmer for 35centB a year. Every farmer and fruit grower who can afford ought to take the Farmer, the Pacitlc homestead published at Salem, and thus be kept in touch with both eastern and weetern farm litera ture. We are In receipt of a copy of Camp bell's Illustrated Journal published monthly In the Manhattan building iu Chicago. The pictures and the couttmts are of the best quality. This number is givsn up to the Roosevelt administra tion, but the various departments muke it of general interest. A new serial story is beguu by Willis Ueorgo Emerson, called Buell Hampton. TuoRubriofor January sustains lis ulaim to be magazine do luxe. This number baa an exhaustive critique of Tolstoi by the emiuentOhioago lawyer. ClareuceS. Darrow. Tin re are poeins and, besides a monotype of tlie Hiib.mn philosopher, a number of illustrations altogether unusual, and we uun uublutl iuulv advise sendinir teti cents to the othtte in the Studio building, Ohlnago for a oopy. The Ten-Story book for January has thetoOO prize atory wen iu its latest oon- test.and nme other stories of intunmt to lover of the art of writing short stories. Daih Story Publishing Company, ltT Dearborn street, OLieago. The Anglo Aeriean Publishing. Bureau of Berlin, S. W. -IT, Us our (S7-A ThU ctf i i Laxative YrQnrt& rcmdy WORLD -AND- PERSONAL MENTION and the Btudenta of Willamette univer sity givo a party nost Saturday evening nt tho College of Music in honor of Prof Ohnrlea A. Dawnon, who will leave next Monday for Berkeley, whore ho will take tip graduation work. PERSONALS. A V. Whtto, Walter While and Leon L. White, formerly of Snlom. now cf Kent, Wash., nnd Mm. Geo. D. Hanp ban, of Crabtree, Linn county, who wero hero to attend tho funeral of their slater, Hylvin, are now nt the homo of their parents, Mr. mid Mrs. S. II, White, in West Salem. Tboy will re turn to their reapectivo homos on noxt Tuoslny. Mrs. Eller has sono to hor homo at Vancouver, Washington, after n visit with her stater, Mrs W. G. Woatacott of this city. Mrs Ralph Hoyt and daughter,' Kath ryn, arrived from Portland Monday ovo nlngnndarothoguestBof Mrs. Paul II. Sroat. 0. A. Sohlbredo has returnod to Port land after n visit with his family in this city. Miss Lucia Cochran has returned from a two weeks visit in Albauy. Hon. D. II. Looney, of Jefferson, is in tho city. II. B. Thollson is in Portland today. REVIEW- thanks for a beautiful souronlr annual describing with words nnd picture the new Munich Prlnzregcnten-Thoatro especially srected for the production of tho Wagner operui. From August 9 to September 20 thero are to be given twenty piTorrrniuos of Richard Waguor'a operas and persons contemplating the European trip this year will do well to ongngo their seats early. Scribnor's for February joins in tho expaneion chorus with the American commercial invasion of Europe. McCluru's for February is devoted to Marconi's great achievement in wireless telegraphy. Tho ilow editor of the Woman's Home Companion of Springfield, Ohio, is Arthur W. Vance, form or editor of the Home Magazine of New York. New York Life continues to attract great attention by its hundred dollar prize anecdote contest. Frank Lelio's for Fubruarr has a fascinating program for n ton cent monthly. Tho February Cosmopolitan dibcuajos the naval strength of the nations. Current History for January has a grand review of Li Hung Chang. Some of the Popular New Books. Time ami Change, by Elbert Huh. bard, th ndronturous and romantic career f John Brown of Osnawatoinio, Gee P. Putnam's sons, New York, By tho Higher Law, Julia Holen Twells, II r , a dramatic novol of Now York aociety life. II. T. Coates & Co., Philadelphia This same firm have had a groat sale of a noted South African Book, With Bobs and Krugsr, by F. W, Ungor, a young newspaper man who mndo a great roputation as an English war correspon dent. Alice Brown's reputation as a New England story teller has boen more widely established in her new book, Margaret Warreiier, by Iljughton Mifflin & Co. A book that ought to be in groat do land with artists and picture aaakors of all kinds is Harry Furniss's Confes sions of a Caricaturist published by Harper & Brothers. Lyman Abbott has a new book out on The Rights of Man, by Houghton, Mifflin x Co. The approaching Louisiana purchase exposition, anJ Lewis and Clark Cen tennial has brought a new volume on that wonderful expedition by Noah Brooks, First AcroBS the Continent, Charles Scribnor's Sons. The newest work for dog fanciers is by II. W. Huntington, Providence, R. I. I.eeix Shepard have out two import ant books for young people, that picture the days of Alfred the Great, and the days of William the Conqueror. Geo. W, Jacobs &, Co. have out a new boy's book by John Habberton, Some Boys' Do ings. Dodge Pub. Co., 40 West 13th street, New York, announce a coljeclion of the world's beat love poems. They also of (or $100 prize to amateurs for best teries of photographs to illustrate "How to Cook llusbauds." The W. B. Coukey Co., of Hammond, Ind., aunounce the latest and mnt authoratlve Schley book by Geo. E. Uranatn, who was on the Brooklyn for a New York newspaper during the whole blockade and final destruction of the Spanish A et. It is to be illustrated with instantaneous photographs, and Is authorized by Schley. Two important new Books on training ofthildrwiare'-The Mind of a Child," by ongmans. Green & Co., and "How I' 7 bos G' tbo gaanei BrtmioOuinlne Table tlut cure a cold la va day. Aii Excellent Combination. Tho iilcubont method and beneficial ' effects of the well known remedy, Jrnup oir Fias, manufactured by the Oalifohnia. Fta Svitor Co illuitrato thevnlueof obtaining1 tho liquid lnx-u-tlvo principles of plants known to be medicinally laxntlvo nnd presentliif! 1 hem in tho form most ref resiling to th" tasto and acceptable to the system. It Is tho one perfect strengthening1 laxa tive, cleansing; the system effectually, dispelling1 colds, headaches and fovci trently yet promptly and enabling1 one overcome habitual copntipatiou per manently. Ita perfect freedom from evry objectionaulo quality nud sub jtnu"o, and its acting1 on the kidneyr,, Urn- ntul lintvAlu. wtT.liniif. wnnlrniilm- or irritating them, mako it the ideni laxative. Iu tho process of manufacturing' figs nro used, nB they nro pleanant to tho taste, but tlio medicinal qualities of the Aimcuy aro obtained irom senna ana .thor 'nromatlo plnuts, by a method itnown to tho GAMronNiA Fio Srnur Co. only. In order to get its beneficial effects nnd to avoid imitations, pleaso remember tho full name of thoCoiruany printed on yto front of every package. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. BAN FRANCISCO, OAL. UOmSVUXB. KT. NEW TOOK. N. T. For sal o by all Druggists. PrlcoHOcporbottltt to Teach Kitchen Garden" by Double dy, Page & Co. A book thnt is not widely enough known is Abraham Lincoln. Tho Flrtt American, By Curta & Jennings, Cincin nati. Harpors announco "Tho Portion of Labor," by Miss Wllkius. It will in. torcat thoso who linvo read Jerome. Scribnors'a announco tho first long novel by Edith Wharton, "Tho Valley of Dunlslon." The samo dim have, out "The Ancient Catholic Church" by Robort Rainy, of the New College. Edinburgh. Little, Brown & Co. announco a now novol by Mies Crdw!oy, nuthor of A Dughtor of Franco. The 0. M. Clark Pub. Co., Boston an nounco "Hester Blair,', na the. ttraugot but eweoteat love story ever told. Jumos Pott & Co., New York, nnnour.ee Eminont actors and their llutnex, Mm gherita llnmin. STARTS WITH A COLD Catarrh Is a lingering' cold which refuses to yield to or dinary treat ment' Catarrh usually starts with a cold in the head and if loft unchecked in this cllmato, rarely gets well of itself. As fresh cold is taken thedieenso spreads, getting deeper nnd doepor, creeping along tho mucous membranes from nose to throat, from thront to windpipe, from windpipe to bronchial tubes and from bronchial tubon to lung cells. Tho mucous membranes all con ncc., one with another. lienco it Is tasj to spread from one part to another lined with this same membrane. This ii why catarrh In tho head soon n (Tools iliu throat and finally tho stomach itself, bringing on chronic catarrh of the stomach, which Is a most obstinate form of dyspepsia. Everybody is now well agreed that catarrh is a blood disease and not a local one, and the attempt to euro by local applications simply gives tempor ary relief from the purely local symp toms without the remotest effect in staying the progress of the disease. There ia a new preparation recently offered to the public that is apparently destined to do away with every other form ot catarrh traetment. This new remedy is not a secret patent medicine, but ia a large, pleasant tasting tablet composed of Blood root. Red gam from the Eucalyptus tree, and other valuable and harmless specifies, which ' re taken internally and eeem to have a remarkably beneficial effect UDOn the blood and mucous meeibranes, apparently eliminating tho catarrhal poUon from the whole system. Tnete tablets, while being pleasant, convenient and absolutely safe to urn have mado cures in long standing oases of oatarrh that are little short of mar velous". They are sold by druggists un der name of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, and any catarrh sufferer who has 'rled inhalers. lotions, ointments, salves, etc., and realized their Inoonvenienee and uselessnets will fully appreciate the difference between a mere palliative and a permanent on re after giving Stuart's Catarrh Tablets an impartia trial. All druggists sell them at 60 cents for full sized paekages and no matter where 1 the catarib is located, in ttia tieaa, PB1I (OH 1 1 J Hi wm throat, lungs or etoinaoh, Stuart's Catarrh Tablets w 1 surprise you with tho effective result of uvn ft low days uto. 1 88 30 1 Suing Electric Light Company Duncan Ros has sued tho Salem Light, Power & Traction Co. fordnumges ti the nn tint tif 49.;U) Lbt So.'tuiiiler ho was thrown from his u.-won mi Capital tiiet, by bning struck by a car as ho was cioitlng tho tiack, Ho represents that owing to the negligenco ol die t mployo of the company, in c'mrgo ot tho car, that no ulnrin was given of its approach. He nlleiiea that his injuries from tie full were quite serious, amounting to his leftchtek b m- I eltu bolton, his toma of hearing being partially dustrojed, ell hand erusliotl and brokon, nnd bark and inteMml organs injured. Tho d image from the iccsived nnd remitt ing injuries amounts to $;i000. For special da in ii co a he nka to be re imbursed f i $) wuon pairs, $25 for physician nud $5 for Jrtigs, R J. I" la til ing is Mr. Ross' attorney. SPLIT. BRITTLE, DULL HAIR. All Come From Dandruff, Which IS Caused by a Germ. Split hair, harsh huir, lusterleas hntr, brittle hair, falliuc hair, all owe tlulr origin to dandruff, which ia cnuaed byn meanly littlo microbe thnt burrows into the scalp, throwing up tho uuticlo into dandruff sca'ea and capping the vitality of the hair at the root, canting tho sev eral diseased rouditionB of the hair till it dually falls out. Modem ecleuco has discovered n remedy todoslroy tho dan druff microbe, which U cumbined iu Newbro's Herplclilo and may be had uf any druggist. Allays itching instantly and makes hair soft ns silk. T.iko no substitute; nothing " just aa good.'' liurd Versus ILird T. M. Hurd Inn mud his son and daughter-in-law, E M. Hard nnd Hum l. Hurd, fur the Bum ol $103 05. ThU it the r.iu unit of chims nislgmd him by vxrlotiB uicichants ot this city, for goods purchnsed by Mu. liurd. Thy nie Jos. Mayors & Sons, $10 01; T. Hover son, $30.111 ; M 10. Fraaar. $l8.')d; Ors- gun Shoe Co,, $5.75. $7.35; II. D. Trover, Native Daughters T! ore will ho a meeting of Ellr.ibeMi nnr,!(iii.Oiliill Cabin, N:itivn Diuijiter I U axon, Luesday uvuniug Jmiuir) '.'8ili Important Innducs. Ad member requested to attend, 1 'J7 l2 tfMrf tee si l Kiwi "1 Haw Always Beugh: Gold hasbeon struck nt Sumap.Wash.. on the Ciuindlan boundary. W tct Sha we llavs rorDcscrtf J his question arlscH Iu tlie fnuilh very duy. Let ua nnewer it today Try .Ii'll-O, a dcllcloiitt und heal thru k'Bsurt. Prepared In two minutes Vo bolllngl un Imklugl ulmply ndit ioIIIuk water and bet to cool. Fla era: Lemon, Orange, Raspberry ami tnnvlMrry. Get a tiaeknge at your .rocer'a rotlny. 10 ct. Tim newt of M h niily ex p etol. s Stone's rolonsu I CASTOR 8 A Tor Infanta and Children. The Kind You Havo Always Bought Slsaataro or CXWc&: Poeatullo, Idaho, la exulted over the appearance there of un eight foot human nidustcr. Tho whole cectloii is being scoured for it, The Grand Canon of the Arkansas Enslent of accets among all the cauiins of Colorado, being mtuaied on tiie main line ot tlio uonvur & mo urmino ni" twoen Canon City and Salidn iu tlie front range uf the Ruckles, it is the moat spectacular, uuo-intpiring nud inxgniti- cent. Udvvii thin imghy cleft In the heart, of ilie niek-iiarner rush the rac ing wutereot thn Arl.aiunB River, lashed Into foaming fury nud dshud into ftpumiiig spray by us fcwlft dewem through tlie tortuous (lnllln. bo narrow is the panago nt ono imint that tlcre was no room for bulb road and rlvor, and theroforu a, eutwunly ouutriiotwi hridge of siefl had to he thrown length wlau of the stream, iiispendid from iron itiimorts mortised into the nanou walls on each side to the right nnd loft. Ami right here oan be seu the climax: of all the canon's grandeur, tnat which lias htun aptly called -TIih Royal (Jorge " For two thousand six hundrwl ffet tlie solid monuliths toar upward five limes us lofty as the H uelnug on Moimianni. the lilghesl pcrmaneiit structure roared hv the hand of man. No words can 'ad equutely d(orlhe tho magnltluuuH uf tlie (cone, u uy more who nave nenoiu its glories can appreciate llitnii, Thi is butouH of the many Monders of nature revealed to the traveler on the Doiivor ItiuUratiun Railroad, 'Uhe Susuie Line uf tlie World." For dftai'r-d inloruiaiirHi about this moil delightful trip Ujtt.e Kant, address J. J). M VNSl'JKLI), tion'l Agt., ItiodrKiidii System, diw tf Portland Oregon, EoU COUGH SYRUP, CU-. S If.irlilllff C'vUlui, mo J. ', llroncldtia. (.rlpix', I'licuiiioiila Mild all wvrb lungnfrectlonH, Why t h4-ii nK con-romp-t un, ukluw, Hure denth? Tak warnlii(f I A't ftt bn-4) Buy a bottls of Dr. Bull's Cougli Syrup, . doctor's preacrlptlon, used over o0yiu. PrUx', only M cant. Inaist on having It. Don't be Im--)Wxi U1H1. lUttlMO th (ioKier's bulw'ituUl It to net wi good m Dr. ilail'a. Salvation Oil curM KbHiMtlm Arbts ami i'4itu. isavacu. "SrV mw. 1l 'BXjKmBk y swi Mis , 'SjSKtS9SHSKBBtKBSHBKBKKBBUKK Tho Kind You Hnvo Always " iur over ou years, All Oountcrfolts, Imitations nml " Just-ns-jrood' nro but Experiments that trlflo with ni i endanger t?io health off Iufimta and Chlhlrcn Expcrl'.iico against Ih.iorlmont What is CASTORiA Cnstorla. 1b a harmless suhstituto for Castor Oil, Pare tforlc, Drops and Soothing- Syrups. It la Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphlno uor other Narcotio substnoco. Its P(o is its puarnntco. It destroy "VOrniB nnd allays FoverLshncss. It cures Dinrrhooa and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething1 Troubles, cures GonstlpLtlon nud Flutuloncy. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach nud Bowels, giving: healthy nnd natural Bleep. Tho Children's Fanocco- Tho Mother's Friend, GENUINE CASTOR! A WAYS Sears tlio Thb KM You Have Always Bought in Use For Over 30 Years. Till OCNTftUN eOMfXNY, TT MURIIAV TKtCT, NIW VOKN ITV. Are You Going East? Perhaps I can be of service to you. I can ticket you over any railroad running trains out of Portland; tell you when to leave home; whero to change cars; when you.will reach your destination, and what there is to bo Been on tho way. Call or write I '11 take pleasure in answer ing your questions, .xv, -v- Omaha, Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis and EVERYWHERE beyond. Cor. 39301 Bans .Market Quotations Today "Make ?s!em a Cool llcm.' Market" Wheat, Oats, etc. -fllJvu Oats-3lo Hut Icy f IT) jmrton. Mux Oust), North wol, 1.07. Hop jv.srkjt. Ilo8-llr.'c. Ki i ittilv (hniu 12, IjiMiroiil, Duo. B. Hop? at London I'ucllio Count ntOHily, JCIi . toJC4 Live Stcck Market. Stoi-rs flla. Cow. 2K:io, Shcop -..'.CO gross opyQ0 l)rodtHl VlMl III Ojfjll IIouh, IlliVil 1?4. lloKH, drossrl He. Flour, Hay, Peel, Etc. Hulod olioat J7.60. Ol'ivur 7. Fred barloy -$18K por ton, Ilrn-tl(IH. Ktiortf $18.60. Flour, wholesale $!i (in, Potatoes. Apples, Etc. Potatoos 65c. Apples -HKijliOo par Iwr. Fitnuy (mnkitd $1 00. Onions, $160 to $1.06 per 100 lbs, Dried iPrulu. Dried applos (011c. Iiulluu prunes -UX to 60i 3f to l) l'etlts 1'ruues -0s to 60, (i,lu. Wood, Peace Poits, Etc, IliK fir f 60. Hiioond Krovrtli f3,00, Asli-t3 60. l!odyoak-$l.0O. I'oih oak H.tiO. Coder posts 8 to 10c, Dairy sad Creamery Products. Dairy butter 16Jo. Croamery V0(3J6b'. 8lore loo. First-olass omiutry, per roll6o. Cream ct ortwuiery, pan sklmuiod Sle Uuparator sklminod S8c. ,. c " PouHry. KifRe 80c. lurKeys, livd lOo per pound Uwto )( per dozen. Duekv to f I por dozen. Wool sad Mobalr, Coarse wool 13c, Mwiiiiin He. PitM Ho. Molialr 20 to Via, Hides, Pelts aodPurs, (IrMtn tildes, No. 1 6. (Jrt-Aii liidfs, No. !t 4c, Calf skins l6c. Bliw 86 to TBo, . t Goal fkuiu to $1.00. Oray lox lOio-lOo, CoonlO to a6. , Mink tfu t $1.06, Oitar-fl to $6. fktmk 10 Xn'Mxi, Muskrai 1 tofo, , Wlldaat 10to86o. Stdaer's Market. Ohlckons 7fie, Ktfgs r liuiMii, oaeli 18a. Portlasd Market. PoirriAHo Jan it7. - Wbsat Wlla waiia.n $. Flour lurUand. Iw-ct irado $14.80(9 8 !' (iraham f$Su$KS0 Oats Olioiee Whit. $l.l0e $( , H.rlry IIU ( $90 Mr ton. Millstutf-iiran. 8 Ilay Timothy $Utl2 por ton, Bought, nnd which lias boon iiaa uorno to sigrnatnro ot. nnd iins been mauo tinder his per--fy-! sonal supcrvlslrn slneo ita Infhncy. Sijrnaturo of 1 A-" A. C.SiiaLDON,''Genora. Agent Third and Stark Sis., Portland, Ore. Onions $1.60 1.76. Potatoes 86 Q 00 por cental, Uuttor Doflt dairy, 18(320 fancy cronmory 2fi27cjStorp 13J&(8153.1t. KgKfl-OroKnn, rancli 23 t dor.. Poultry Ohlckons, mixed $3 60 Q $100; hens It; turkoya, llvo 13 $ Hu. Mutton Gros -lo Mors Gross 6?o. Roof Grocs ft.fri $-1.00 Vcal-GrosH. 8ca0u II-. Hops 11($12oU. Wont Vllllnv 1 !l Ot 1inll. Paninrn Oropon. 8r?12Mo; Mohnir.aiO'-Mutti, iiiiios i;rv tiiios, iu kuii is atiilup wanls, 16o ) 16V Salem Iron All kinds iron and brass cast ings. Repairs ol all kindsof farm Works nnd Pn..J- nni1 Ull'l Foundry ohlnery. nin- JAMES GILL, Leasee. 10 '21 tl S. C. STONE, ft. D. PROPRIETOR P Stone's Drug Stores HALKM ORbUON Tbe stores (two la auraber) are located at ho. 235 and 333 Coitmerclal street, aad ate well stocked with complete line of druisand med icloes toilet articles, perfumery, tmishes, etc DR. STONE lias bad some 25 years experience lathe irac Ice of medicine sad now makes no charge for oasultatloa, exsmlaaiwu vt vrcscnctloa. luilTAi7 uTry" Express and Transfef Moets all mall and passenger trains. UeiuaKO n H Prtrt'1 ot tho city. Prompt service. Teltiplione No, 2-11. WlrHJUK A IUIMYI1K Your Best Friend Whon you And youroiothos all out ol order, worn ami with buttons off, etc., you want tho rllit person to tako earn ol them und that jxirson Is your step mother at tho Halem Dyo Works, At this establishment you cnu uot any thliiKset o riKhta,(roui a pair ol kIovbs, to tiie most elaborate silk gown. A uentloman can v.ot his hat oleaned, his trourers creased, or his whole suit re, luvenated to suit his taste, also lour suits a month for ono dollar Ruttons sowed on, rips sewed up, suits pressed on short notice. New goods shrunk for dress making, MRS. C. II. WALKER I'lJS i -trim Br"1)! FOR SALE 1 will offer lor salo thu entire plant and preuiUes of tlio Crystal loo Workd kou easy lerum or will loiuo aamei lor a uumour ol years to a responsible party provided salo or luas) is consuuutwl in side thirty days. Party oan havo op tion on DO cords o fir wood iu the tim ber at cost. Apply to James Magulre on tho premise. 0-23-ti Tin Danish West Indies have receiv ed th news of the signing of the treaty without, mvrked luterest. O jCX. m " O 37T. XJ. . Br,,h --.? w r pf)" DlJlUtUTO of SI C&A&MZ&c ...B'lilffi?fTllffWH CLASSIFIED iSC X ADVERTISEMENTS Adveriisernents. Ive lines or Its, In ihl colurna lasertedihree tlraesfor 25e,"5Wwk.si so a monm. All over five lines jtthenwe rite 31 WANTED. WAIJIED-Aglrl lor general bouet woik. InqoirBiRtthlracottaRenorth of Lincoln school butldiug on South lliwli Street ,fl 3J A YoUNu MAN wblioi a place to wotk lor his board.. wilie attending johopl. Apply to V I, Staleynt Cap ltal Business college. -3i 1 m 1 " - ENGINLLR Competent, oxporfcnced, reliable, wants permanent position. "Address A. 11. M. Journal ' ofllco, . 1-8-tf. POR SALE. FOR 8ALE-Cow with twin.calTe. ritst-class animal in every rsibixt. J?1!1 ??11 J11 a ba"'Bl.Mr. Mary echniid, Turner roail. 127 g, FOR PALE Three second-hand btiBuIes rind one heavy farm wagon, Wernar Fenuell, balem Wsgoa Factory. 304 Commercial Bt. 1-H-if NEW WOob'YARD.-flawodarid foo foot wood. Largo and SKondgronth fir, ash and willow deliveredto any pnitof tho city. Phoue 2516' Black. V, II. Unrdick. 12-18tf. FOR BALE. 3000 Cedar Posts. I alsa have on hand four grades ot cedar shingles. No shingles to bt man eleowhera in ths City like our Na, 1, II. Theso shingles ar thotDtrstt brand, acknowledged by tit rtahars used them as the osst atads ahing.es on the marktt. Bold by 8,P. Mc Oracken 14 and Nebraska 'street Englewood. 1010 tf. FOB ttEMT. "' FOR RENT Threo furnlihed,.'tooai. Inquire ol A. OUnger, at 2l Mill streot, or Phono black. ' 1 T tt :FOR RENT- Nowly finished!: ode. roDma In McCornnck Blooktsaai heat, elevator. lt&fitf. LOST AND FOUND FOUND Tampa kid glove (color black) for right hand. Owner may have samo by calling at this office and pay lngfor this notice. t 27 St L')bT A thirty second degree Masonic emblem, on tho county road between llrooks and Balem, Finder wilt re- coivo sultal lo roward by leaving same nt Journal Ofllco. SPRAYING. SPRAYING and pruning.) Leave or ders at Gray .Brothers. Richards aad JMPigan. I'll sat LODGES. FORESTERS OF AM Eftftf. Court Sherwood Forest No. 10. Uetts Fri day nights in Tumor-block. Ira Hamilton, O. R. A. L. Brown, Beey, MISCELLANEOUS. AQENT8 to soil "Schley and Santiago" by tioo. E. Uraliuui. Autograph in troductlon and penonal accuuat ol battlo by Rear Admiral Buhloy. True story ot Santlauo told for first Urns by tho only oye-wltnoests ol tbe flubt. Hells (aster than "Life of McKinlay." Liberal commissions. -Free omflt ready. Seven 2-conts for postage, livwuru of imitations. Can Ua ha4 only from hoIo piihlfshoro. W. IJ. C'ONKKVCoJiPANr, Chicago III, (Jld VUOriONEI-.R S. Friedman salesroom with Uuo. F. Smith, Residence at?02 Church strout, 1 4 tf NVILLSON'S SHAVING PARLO J18 1'ho only f-hnp In theo'ty using tbe Anthojitic hsior Sterilizer. I also liavuii DandruiTCuro that cures or no pay. Jas. V. Willson, Prop., 247 Com. St. lSat. A 1 1 EN HON FARMERS-Oats, Hurley, Hay and Prunes wauted. Will buy or store. Chopping done promptly, (Jet our prices heloro you sell, Otuceop poslte Court House. Tillson-lUrtlstt Grain Co. II0PIAND.PR0DUCB BUYERS. I CAnMlCIIAEL-llop buyer. OfrtcsteBsik Ureyoiaabldc.. oilen, Onioa. baaflfS of choice bops solicited from all powers. I ILIENTIIALnROS.-fewYork1Lo49jM l Pranusco. nop merchaat. OreM ofntt. LflddA llU4h nidi. SaHin. IL J. UtUakilm. masaier. I'hone4ol. T A. LlVESmy k CO-Kop Bercka.-M- Ok- crbelm Block. Salem. Oreta.r f iws 1311. I 0. WRIGHT CO.. tuytri orrrlrirfeM K J duceof all kin Js oepoilte Capital Brewery Commercial st Salem, HS. CILB ft CO.-WboImle, (tvltttnit etc. Fruit sacks for sale, iiuyerto or etoa prunes, potatoes oad rrolweof all kJms Wallace Warehouse, corner lli(3 aad TraJt tf. Salem, Orcioa, BUSINESS CARDS.1 C. H. MACK 1 Succcessor to l)r, 3. M. Keen, In White Cornor, Salem Ore. Parties do airing euperior operation M modsrsta foo in any branch are inesptial reqaast Dr, Grace Albght Graduate of AttUrfas'Kte! of Osteopathy, t t i Every day except Su8dy Offiea Hours 0 to ll' a. m : 1 to 4 T. ni. 04 Fellows' Temple, Cor, Coari and Illfk streets. Phone. Main tail. Dr. Tacle Deal, assistant. Sal OFFIOK 01TY HALl For water terrice aopJy at oO Rills payable uicntUly in advasM Mko all comp'alots at the office B. R. JONES, Attomy-t-Lw Toledo, Orfo ffu Osr tt urn-.. Mwrjiiw u JTWlS, OOUUtT '" The Variety Store China and Olassware, tlo, ajfatf, an4 woodeu ware, dolls aad ehildro' dishes, tissue papers, najiSUM,' siatlea vry, envelopes, etc. Fred G. Keens. 94 Court Street. S0ULE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS ForSoten aad vk44ty teavs orders at Cs WltfaMuifc Start, PORTLAND OR, TO W. i ,j 4 ' i.'