IEST FOR THE
ROWELS
I1 ' i ararr oar, yoirroju urwi i. itetp yo
r'Ua "l"n il'i w.ll. orcein tU il.t.oofT
""IVhTJlouriilllJiOlioii.lt.ilangerouiu Thp (moot
!?.';? VnS clen U to Uk.
MtHtlB Tr'...l lU ll tTAreA. In thai tlilhnnr'afA.
p yonr
IUI T1V
mootti-
POWtIS
5l.rmci
fiANDY
OATHARTIO
EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY
tioaaixnt. l'atatnlile. TnUnt. Taste flood, Do Good,
15, bu. write for ire. iMiiio, nnd booklet on
Kilth AtldroM MS
MrPLIJ.ll REUET1T 108PANT, ClllriOO .f W YOKS.
KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS.
O. W. Hoar, Portland.
T. M. Word, SL Paul.
J. C. Murray, San Francisco.
W. Minor, Portland.
C. A. Carlisle, Portland.
K. 1). Rogers, Chicago.
MIhb M. M. Bryan, Ohvlllo, Va.
p. w. Palgo, San Francisco.
J. M. Wells, Now York.
Sterling Hughes, Chicago.
L. Macleay, San Francisco.
13. McMahlll, Salem. y
H. W. Hickman, San Francisco'.
J. D. Scharff, San Francisco.
A. N. Smith, Portland.
V. H. Saylor, M. D Portland.
C. H. Raftorty, Portland.
J. Loulsson. Portland.
K. A. Bowor, Huntington, Pa.
Geo. N. Patterson and wifo, City.
M. D. Valentine, wife and daughter,
Snlem.
A. L. Clarke, Portland.
J. C. Friendly, Portland.
Wheat. Oats, Etc.
Wheat -5-'i.
Oata-32c
nirlMy-H!) per to i.
I'i,ir--0 ish, Nor-.hwost, fl
Hop Market.
Hona-13.
Stilctlv choice He.
Liverpool, Due. 6 Hops at Loudon
Pacific Coast-steady, 11 fin. to XI. ' ,
Live Stock Market.
Stcors 4lc.
Cows :iJn4c.
Sheep-$3.60groB9 to $3.75
Dreeecd veal fi)i:
Hoits, alive 4?.
Hobs, dressed Gc.
Wool and Mohair.
Cotro wool 13c.
Me limn Mo.
Fin 14c. .' -g -
Molulr t to 22c. - i-f"
Hour, Hay, Fd, M. -C
Haled chea $7.60 to 3.
Clover $7.00.
reed b-irlay flu per Ion,
Bran-fl8
ShorU 110.50.
Flour, wholesale f2 05.
Potatoes Apples, Etc.
Potatoes 40c. to 60
Applea JOfldOo per box.
Fancy packed $1 00
Onion?, $1.2i to 1.7fi per 100 lb?.
Dried Fruits.
Dried apploH 57c.
Italian prunes 40i to 50j 3J to 3J
l'etito Prunes 40a to 6II?, 3.li:.
Wood. Pence Posts, Etc,
Wgflr-fSM).
Second growth 13.00.
Ash S.1 60.
Body ouk-f t 00.
Poin oak 14 00.
Cedar poets 0 to 10c.
Errs and Poultry. '
El-ks 11
TurKoyp, live 10c per pound. ,
Ot'OHe 10 per dozen.
Ducks $4 to $1 KPer doron.'
Dairy and Crea-nery Products.
D.tlry' butter lOlSc
Creamery 2G30o.
Store 16c.
First-class country, per roll 36c
LMatjket Quotations TodayX
jT "Make Salem a Good Home Market" 7T
Zl
I
i
70.
r irat-ciass country, per ron-.oc. , D w H Snyier roturnod to Port
Cream at creamery, pan aklmme.1- " ' silvered
21c
Separator akimmod 24c.
lilies. Pelts andPursr
Green bides; No. 1 5c.1
Greeu hides, No. 2 4o.
Calf skins i5c.
Sheep 76c,
float akina 25o to $1.00.
Gray fox 25to60u.
Coon 10 to 40c.
Mink :tfo to $1.25.
Otter-$1 to (5.
bkunk 10 to 26c.
Mnskrat 1 to 6c.
Wildcat 10 to'25c.
Stelaer's Market.
Chickena 9 to lOil
Egx per dozen; caeh 11. f
Portland Marker.
'
Portland, March 31. - Whnai jWanji t0n
Walla, 04)6 00. ' Hd Huffmtn has gono to Astoria to
sTtiS2r&2&i Brd08' ,5W -Si "UMraBnarran8fu,flllig a plumb
Oats Choice White $U0o Q f 1.26. Ing contract.
Barley $19 $19.60 per ton. ( Mr8 L q, ciarko has returned to
nW7th?nilo8iis oer ton hor homo ,n Portland, afteran over-
O&Wtif'&S SaJ8r.Tlt With her mothe Mrs. J.
Potatoes 1 10 1 1 26 per cental. J. 'Murphy,
Butter Beat dairy, 1520; fancy Mrs. W W. Sklnnor Is visiting with
creiraery.27H30c;tore ia is io;.u
Kcri7-Orf nn. much 13 & 14
Poultry Chickena. mixed $i 00
$450; hena $4; turkey, live U 12c.
Mutton Uroa. 40
Hogs Uroea bic
Bee3-Groi.B 3.7af?$4 00
Veal-Groaa. 8c 81o .
Hopa 14c lb MKc
Wool Valley, 13 & 15cH : F.aatflrn
Ontod, 8 412Ue: Mohair, 2121sctb,
Htdes Dry hides, 16 poun la aud up
wards, 15c Ibii
SrBuirs
ICOUGH SYRUPi
euros nndtlnff ConchA
Bora Langs, Brancwtu,
Grlppo, Pneumonia and
all severe Inner affections.
Why then risk consump
tion, a slow, euro death ?
Takq wnrnlngl Afc at
oncol Buy a botUo of
Dr, Bull's Cough Syrup,
a doctor's prescription,
txsed over 60 years. Price,,
only 23 centa. Infllst on
hanng it. Don't bo Im
posed upon, ReftaBO tho
dealer's substitute : it is
not as good as Dr. JJnU'ft,
SUrctloa 03 curt DbeanwtUs
ArbttudPaJiu. jszscu.
SALEM SOCIAL WORLD
AND
PERSONAL MErJON
LOCAL EVENT8.
April 1 Menoloy Quartet, at M. E.
church.
Women of Woodcraft Entertain.
A very successful entertainment was
glvon .on Friday evening V Sliver
Bell Circle No. 43, Women of Wood
craft, In tholr hall In tho Holman
block. A splendid literary and muBlcal
program was rondored, and tho largo
nudlonco In attendance was dollghtod
with tho treat received. Tho ladles of
this lodgo aro cntortalncrs of tho first
order. And havo good .material among
tholr membership for ontortalnment
purposes. Tholr excellent program
rendered on Friday evening consisted
of tho follewing:
Piano solo Mrs. Edwards.
Reading Miss Lucy Edwards, "How
Uio Church was Built at Kehoes Bar."
Song Mr. Muollhaupt.
lleadlng Edgar Avorlll, "Mr. Brown
Has His Hair Cut."
Ladles' Quartet Rendered by Silver
Bell ladles, consisting of Mrs. Dlckoy,
Mrs. Hutchlns, Mrs. Toevs and Mrs.
Chapman.
Reading Miss Lucy Edwards, two
numbers.
Duet Mrs. Hutchlns and Mrs. Dick
oy.
Vocal solo Miss Mattlo Southwlck.
Reading Miss Musa Geer.
Piano solo Mrs. C .11. Lange.
Reading MIbs Minnie Delong,
Encores were tho order of tho ovon
Ing, and tho program closed with a
beautiful" tableau, representing want
and protection.
o
Interdenominational Missionaries.
Hiram Hill and Mary Allon, of tho
Christian and Missionary Alliance,
will conduct Bpcclal moctlngs In Salem
on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings, April 2d, 3d and th. Those
pcoplo aro interdenominational, aud
tho place of mooting will bo tho cor
nor of High and Court streets, the
Crawford Mission hall.
PERSONALS.
Miss Motta Davis left this morning
for Shanlko, Eastern Oregon, whore
Bho will temporarily remain.
Governor and Mrs. T. T. Geer wont
to Portland this morning.
I Dr. and Mrs. F. E. Smith and Mrs.
.1. N. Smith wont to Portland -this
morning. Dr. Smith rocntly disposed
of his business at Lakeview to his
partner, Dr. R. E. L. Stelncr, and will
locato In Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Rodgqrs wont to
Portland tills morning, tho former to
attend tho stnto convention, while tho
latter visits friends.
I Stato Treasuror C. S. Moore, A. N.
Gilbert, J. M. Brown, W. W. Hall, J.
W. Roland, J. F. Goodo, R. E. Mooros,
M. S. Skiff, T. J. CroniBo, V. J. Culver,
T. B. Kay, A. O. COndlt, L. K. Adams,
D. W. Early, and W. L. Simoral today
joined the Salem f-ontlngent of poli
ticians In Portland in attondanco at
tho Republican stato convention.
M. Kllngor spent tho day In Port
land. Mrs. J. M. Kylo Is visiting In Port
land. Mrs. Amos Strong and daughtor,
MUs Araa, aro visiting with frlonda In
Woodburn.
A. A. Churchill, was In Portland to
day. Gcorgo Dorcas and Kola Nels had
business In Woodburn today.
land this-morning, having dollvered
tho chargo to tho W. U. Medical Col
lego graduates Monday evening.
Hon. W. A. Carter, of Gold Hill, waa
a Stato House Caller Monday after
noon. Mrs. Eugene Snolllng, who has been
tho guest of Mrs. G. H. Burnett, has
roturnod to Portland.
E. P. McCornack, A. W. Blackburn.
M. B. Poguo, Earl Race, A. W. Pres
cott, S. Farrar, A. L. Downing, B. F.
Moredlth, Dr. J. N. Smith and J. H.
Roland wero among tho Salemltes go
ing to Portland Monday aftornoon to
attend tho Republican state convon-
PortlomL friends.
Mrs. Arthur Hall has returned to her
homo in Portland, after a visit with
hor sister, Mrs. Qeorgo Patterson.
Miss Jtaalo Crelghton, stenographer
to Superintendent Cal breath, at the
nnvlum. is vlsltlnc with friends In I
Portland.
Edgar Averlll has gone to Sllvorton
to spend bla Easter vacaUon.
Hon. W. II. Hobson came down from
Stayton Monday afternoon,
Dr. J. L. Hill, of Albany, attended
Uio W. U. Medical Collefp graduating
exorcises last night, Dr. Hill Is a
member of the Medical College fao,
Mrs. W, D. Pugh has returned from
a visit to Stayton relatives.
., a. noimn'ci nil about frOBt)
vegetables from two counties was a
TOs week they. want to call your at.
tentlon to their choice stock of canned
goods and dried fruits. Preferred stoqk
Sf corn, tomatoes, etc.. are the beat in
the market- Good standard corn and
tomatoas. three cans for Xc. Ueraem
bor It is Branson & Ragan.
O-fla-l
. rtifTWL.
MkiwyHM2
I
Banta
lifaatara
LIFE
WORK
CHOSEN
Medical Class Graduates
From University
Five Young Alen and Two!
Nurses Are Honored.
Graduation honors wero last even
ing conferred upon a class of flvo
young men at tho First Mothodlst
church, tho occasion being tho thirty
fifth annual commencement exorcises
of tho Willamette University Medical
College. Tho largo church auditorium
and gallery woro filled with tho admir
ing friends and relatives of members
of tho class, which was composed of
Messrs. Frank E. Beauchamp, Walter
W. Bruce, Orlnnd W. Bean, James W.
rnonia,i anu Augustus u. Tamtesle.
At tho samo time Miss LIda L. Thomp
son and Mrs. M. M. Patton woro given
certificates of graduation from tho
Nurses' Training Department of tho
Salem Hospital, whlch Is supervised
WHEN -SHAKESPEARE
On April 10 the Journal Will
to the Most Popular
With a vlow to ascertaining who fa tho most popular among tho many
ladles who sell goods to Salem pcoplo The Journnl, with thla lsauo, Inaugu
rates a voting contest, having for its prize a box at the Grand Opera House
on tho occasion of tho porformanco of "Tho Taming of tho Shrew," by tho
Hnnford Company, on tho evening of April 10th.
Tho moro announcement of tho contest In last evening's Journal caused
no llttlo interest, nnil many of tho young men of Salem aro already planning
campaigns calculated to land tho prize for tho fair ono thoy most admire.
In anothor column of tills Issue will bo found the conditions of tho contest,
which closes on Uio evening of April 9th, and tho comparatively short timo
of thq. competition is expected to produce sonio lively hustling on tho part
of the young mon who deslro to stand high with somo of the pretty sales
ladies of the city. As tho ballots como In thoy will bo doposltod In a
specially prepared ballot box, and each ovcnlng's Journal will contain n
statement of tho stato of tho poll up to tho timo of going to press.
It Is hardly necessary to stato that tho voting will bo conducted with tho
strictest Impartiality, and tho young lady who rccolvcs tho majority of tho
ballots cast, In addition to having tho plcasuro of Inviting four bt her
friends to attend the best dramatic production over brought to Salem, will
havo tho further satisfaction of knowing and, Incidentally, having ovory
ono olso know that of all tho pretty and amlablo ladles employed In the
storos of tho Capital City, she litis bcon soloctcd by. a fair voto as tho most
popular.
Wednesday evening's Journal will contain Uio results of Uio first day's
balloting. Now Is tho time to got In nnd work. Tho first blow Is hnlf
tho bnttle.
and directed -by Uio medical cojlogo
faculty. In addition to their diplomas,
each of Uio graduating nursos was
presented with a beautiful gold medal,
on behnlf of the trustees, of the "Unl
vcrslty. Dr. W. H. Byrd, dean of tho Modlcnl
Collogo, opened tho program with a
pleasing extemporaneous - talk, In
which ho brlofly reviewed tho history
of that department of Uio Unlvorslty
during Its llfo of 36 years, and also
mentioned tho wondorful progross
that had boon mado In medlolno and
surgery In rccont years.
Following an InvocaUon by Rov.
John Parsons, Uio Gesnor string quar
tot oxecuted a selection from Haydou.
.This was tho first appearanco of tho
quartet beforo a Salem audlonco, and
tho playors -woro warmly recolvod.
Tho formal annual address to tho
class was dollvered by Rov. Wm. G.
Eliot, Jr.,, of this city. Tho speaker
selected as his text "Tho Progress of
tla Scientific Mind- and Spirit," has-
ing his remarks on Uio life, charctor
apd work of Wm Beaumont, a medical
practltlonor and Investigator of tho
eighteenth century.
Mrs. Halllo Parrish-Hlnges again de
lighted hor many admiring friends in
singing "Because I Ixivo You. Doar,"
With violin obllgato by Mr, Gesnor. As
usual, Uio favorlto was recalled and
aang a beautiful love- song. The com
pleteness of any program Is lacking
without a contrlbptlpn from Salem's
nightingale.
Degrees woro conferred upon Uio
members of Uio medical class and Uio
trained nurses by W. C. Hawley. pres!
dent of tho Unlvorslty, and tho Oesner
string quartet rendered anotjior selec
tion from "Faust." that was equally
worthy of pratso as was Its InlUal
number.
Dr. W. II. Saylor, of Portland, deliv
ered the charge to tho claas. Dr. Bay
lor is an alumnus of the Unlvorslty
Medical Department, anil a prominent
physician. and.surgeon of Portland. His
remarks were as btlef and pointedjis
they wore practical and his "do's" and
"don'ts," as onumorated. to tho young
graduates, were deserving of SerlotiB
consideration.
Tho Stalwart Quartet, consisting of
Messrs. Eppley. Wenger. Snyder and.
Judd, gave a number and deserved the;
encore thoy received. They responded
with a second number. Tho Capital
City may well bo proud of this organ
ization of sinters, whloh Is rarely
A. E. Tamleslo was elected as tho
class valedictorian, hut Instead of de-
TX'TXSSZSZZ'to m You " A'ways Bn0l
an Intelligently-, and, sarfuUy. pr-1
pared-paporlniwhlahyhakdluf8! the
BrovtUuand' afa5iaeraenir of mwllflal
and surgical sclenco In tho past cen
tury. Tho young man showod an In
tricate knowledgo of tho history of his
chosen profession, aud, . was warmly
complimented for tho completeness of
his paper. .
A benediction, pronounced by Rov.
Parsons, waff followed by tho distribu
tion of gifts, boqucts and congratula.
tlons to tho young beneficiaries from
admiring and well-wishing friends.
Thla concluded tho program, which
proved of unabatlng interest, although
throo hours wero consumed In- Its presentation.
BIG MONEY
FOR HOPS
Large Contracts Filed
12 l-2c Per Pound.
at
The record prlco for contracting
1002 hops was established Monday af
ternoon, when a contract for 12,000
pounds of this year's crop at 12 Vt
cents, was filed In Uio county record
er's office. Tho parties to tho contract
woro James B. Hunt, of Gorvnla, and
Llllonthal Bros., of Now York. Provl
ous to this document, tho highest coiu
tract figure recorded was 12Vi cents.
A contract covering 8,000 pounds of
COMES TO TOWN
Present a BOx at the Grand
Saleslady in Salem..
Uio 1902 crop at 12 cents was also
filed yestorday hy W..F. Bucknor, of
Jefferson, tho contracting firm being
tho E. Wnttonborg Company, of Now
York.
1 Al. Jorman, of Howell Pralrlo, has
sold his 1901 hop crop of 1C0 bales to
Fabor & Nois, of Albany, at 13M
cents, Thin salo practically cleans up
last year's crop In tho hands of grow
ers, nnd-augurs well for favorable mar
ket conditions for tho 1902 crop,
.. Deafness Cannot Be Cured,
by local applications, as thoy cannot
rnch Uio diseased portion of tho ear.
Thoro Is only ono way to euro doaf
noss, nnd that is by constitutional
roinodloB. Deafness is caused by an
Inflamed condition of tho mucous lin
ing of tho Eustachian Tuho. When
this tubo gots Inflamed you, havo a
rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing,
nrwf whnn II la nntlrAlv nlftflrwl ftnnf.
nMg ,B th(j ro8U, Bnfl un,0Ba tho Jn.
flamnmtlon cnn ,)0 tftkon out nnd tn8
tubQ rofltonjd tQ Jtfl normo, condltloni
ho ym bQ d(J8troyod foroyer.
nlno cases out of ten aro caused by
catarrh, whloh is nothing but an In
fiamod condition of the mucous sur
faces. Wo will glvo One Hundred Dollars
for any case of dqafnoss (caused by
catarrh) that oanuot bo cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sond for circu
lars froo.
F.J. CHENEY & CO..Tolodo, O.
Sold by druggists, 7Cc.
Hall's Family Pills aro the host,
o
EdarMnYour iiavpl TVMJi.Cuiearatc
Canity C'nifi'ortlc. euro comllpatlon forever.
10e,2Se, If (X O.C. (all. druf glataif tuod mooe
Tho oleomargarine bill was under
consideration in Uio Seuato Monday.
Bed Time
I take a pleasant herb drink, tho noxt
morning I feel bright and my com
plexion Is better. My doetor says It
acts gontly pn Uie stomach, liver and
kidneys, and Is a pleasant laxative. It
Is made .of herbs, and Is prepared as
easily as ta, It is called Lane's Med
lolno. All druggists sell It at 2Cc and
50 cents. Lane's Family Medicines
moves the bowel -euah day. If you
cannot get It, send for free samplos.
Address, Orator Woodward.IeRoy.N.
Y.
Vjf JrJ I aFI I "
xor infants and Children.
Bears tho
Signature of
Za$m&
rjLm m HliLthW iB iiB iiiB I Ba iB WmM iVl
Thq Kind Yoxt Havo Always
In uso for over 30 ynrs,
All Ootmtorfeits, Imitations nnd'Jii8t-ns-jrood"nro hufc
ISxiiorhncnts that triilo with n 1 ontlnnpcr tho health of
Infants and Children Exnerl' nco against Kiporlinont.
What is GASTORIA
Castoria Is a lmrmlc.3 suhstltuto for Castor OH, Faro
gorlc, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant It
contains neither Opium, Morphiuo nor other Narcotio
fiubstar.co. Its pgo is Its guarantee. It destroys "Wrnis
aud allays FeverishncKH. It cures Diarrhooa and "Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures CouBtlpCtlon
and Flatul'jncy. It assimilates tho Food, rcguhitos tho
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sloop.
Tho OKuU-cn's Panacea- J'lio Mother's Friend.
GEFUINE CASTOR! A ALWAYS-
Tyoars tho
WV&
Thb KM You Have Always BougM
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THt OINT.UR OOUMftT. TT MUflRAY THIIT, NIWVOMR CITY.
O. HMACK
Successor to Dr. J. M. Keeno, In
Whtto Corner, Salem, Oregon. Parties
desiring superior operations at mod
orato foo In any branch nro In especial
requost
THB ELITE A.FB-
208 Commercial Street.
.'.Meals at all hours. Open day and
night. Only placo in tho city handling
tho famous Olympln Boor Is tho Itocop
Hon Saloon. Wholosalo and retail.
E ECKERLEN, Proprietor
Royal Insurance Co.
A. T.GIIbort, resident agent of nbovo
Insurance Co, Is now prepared to do
n largo lnsurnnco business, Will also
handlo roal estate. I havo a toam and
carrlngo which Is at my customer's
service, and I will tako ploasuro In
showing parties what I have for salo.
OHlco at present with T. A. Llvcsloy
& Company.
Your Step Mother
Is still horo busy as ovor, and whon
your clothes nro all out of order, worn,
with buttons off, tako thorn to hor at
tho Salem Dyo Works.
At this oBtabllBhmont you cnn got
anything sot to rights, from a pair of
gloves, to tho most olaborato silk
gown. A gontloman can got his hat
cleaned, hla trouaors creased, or his
wholo suit rejuvenated to suit his
taste, also four suits a month for $1.
Buttons sewed on, rips sowed up, suits
prosscd on short notice Now goods
shrunk for dressmaking.
MRS. C. H. WALKER
195 Commercial Street.
B. F. JONES,
Attorney at Law
Toledo, Oregon.
Was clork of circuit court for six
years and lias an up-to-date abstract
of all property In Lincoln county
Portland Visitors
Perkln's Hotel Restaurant
White Cooks; Lunch 10c to 25c.
Meals a la carte 20c up. Daily
Journal on file.
STEUSL0FF BROS.
Dealers in Live Stock,
Wholesale and retail butchers and
paokers.. All kinds of froflh and salt
meats. Pine sauBagos, hams, bacon
and lard. 316 Commercial street.
$1,500 Guaranteed Yearly
To high class man or woman, with
chance for promotion and advanced
salary, to havo chargo small olllcu at
nomo or la noma town to at
tend to eorroHpondunoe, advertising
and othor work. Business of highest
order and backod by Bolld men finan
cially and politically. A groat
opportunity for tho right porson.
Knoloso self-nddressod stamped envel
ope ror run particulars to waltkk
B. REDMAN. GENERAL SUPERIN
TENDENT. Corcoran Building. Oppo
site United States Troanury, WASH
INGTON. D. C. 3-20-tf
IF YOUR HAIR IS TURNING ORAY.
DON'T PULL IT OUT. IT HURTS
'Cray tialrs are boaoratle. tbouib sot always
uraeie" inrooiy crrpa aiwo inai
lilytly restore me orltieai color to irai
feair. Is the renowned "MAH VtL II All!
a natural balrreatcvatlve. sot a hair
Breineily atoeshalr (at)ir(out. crcvtal
liar baia-
Binitd CUMf SdaaJruff. loo or money re
turoei, 30 years of aucccta.aofa llurja. pour
oisiincf vital vinuea id every iuii uai come, an
trsji.oo. extreaatfeea.u Aooeai.
j. ii. uuinn t-u. M iiw
Old Postoftice
Livery Stable
B. 8. RADABAUOH, Sole Prop'r. . .
LI Very and feed stable. Horses
boarded, groomed by day or week.
C2 Ferry St- - Salem, Oregon
S0ULE BROS.
PIANO TUNERS
AND REPAIRERS
For SaJen tni vklrlly
ttayj5ordtr .tG e
WlsMuticS&M.l- -
PORTLAND ORi
,1 ' .
Bought, nnd which hruj hoca
1ms homo tho signature of
niul has hcon inndo wndcr his pcr
y Bouol stiponlslru elnco Its InfUncy.
Signutiiro of
IP-
Your bicjelo is out of fix tako it around
to Frank J. M6oro, ho will do you a kooi!
job and do it quick. Good tiros nnd
Bundriea. :::::::::
Notick On account of my Incrcae
inir butincas, on or about April first. 1
will movo from 228 Liberty stre6t to tliu
building occupied by W. T. Rlcdon'a
undertaking parlors on Court Street,
whore I will havo moro room.
Phono 2851, lies. 2634 Black
HUIE WING SANG CO.
140 Stato stroat.Snlom, Orogou. Now
lino of goods. Embroideries, lacos,
goods, hoso of all klndB, skirts. Wo
mnko fancy whlto undorwonr and
wrappors. Waists n full stock. Sold
cheap. 3-14-lm
CAPITAL CITY
Express and Transfer
Moots nil mall and paasongor trains.
Baggago to all parts of tho city.
Prompt sorvlco. Tolophono No. 241.
HOMYER & HEDRICK.
SS?EaSaSjBi6Bj0
When Mr. Shakespeare
....Comes to Town
THE EVENING JOURNAL will give Private Box Seats at
"The Taming; of the
To
This .Is a yoft'for.
ill Vmlki&Sr Jm w
f MISS HELEN GRANTLEY. ?s Katherlnc In "The Tralnlnsr of the Shrew"
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candidate for private box at the Grand Qpera House, for the performance,
April. Jp, pi
tc
The Taming of the
tW 1. S Wrlto the ns
Journal ottiee before
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CLASSIFIED X X
ADVERTISEMENTS
Advertisements, five Hoes or less. In this column
Iflsertea unee times for 25c, 30caweek,$l50
a months All over five lines at the same ate.
WANTED.
Wanted A good cook, woman pre
forrdd, at Goodato hoarding 'house,
tornjJi- of 12 Ui and Oak'Btroots.
3.3btt
Wanted. Esllmatos on oxcavaltngriAd
fllllng.lii at Yow Park Twolfth and
Loo streets. Call at premises.
3-29-3t
Wanted. Four ' or six unfurnished
roouls; clOtfd In. Inqulro Saturday
or Sunday at St. Elmo restaurant,
244 Cpmmerclal slreot. 3-4-tf
Wanted. Energetic pcoplo to sell up-to-dato
publications In each towtiBhlp
Wo furnish hooka to rollublo ttgonts
on a credit syBtom. Wrlto for terms
nnd descriptive circulars. Continen
tal Book Co., Goodnough building,
Portlnnd, Oregon.
Wanted. Cnrpots and rugs to cloan,
by tho now centrifugal procosn, oar
pots not Injured and thoroughly ren
ovated at small oxponao. Leavo or
ders'. at Huron & Hamilton's or 300
Marlon strdot. Work cnllod for and
doltVbrod. Grover & Edwards. Phono
Dlaok 2646. t 2-27-tf
FOR 8ALEr" "
Two Farms For aalo orjont. Also
two"- cottngos for Bnlo dhoapiAil
dross A..F. McAtoo, Salem, Or,.
3-29-3t
Improved and Unimproved Land in
small tracts and good locaUon for
salo cheap, part cash, part work, In
cutting and hauling wood. John II.
Scott. 3-ll-lm
Good Chance For tho right man to
make somo money. Will sell ''half
or wholo Intorost In a brick nnd tllo
factory doing, a good business ; plen
ty of thb'Ycfry boBt clay; ship both
by river and rail. Am a druggist
nnd cannot uttond to both. Only ono
factory horo. Address O. F. Mooro,
Newberg, Oro. 3-3-lma
For 8ale. 40 acros, 1G In cultlvaUouj
3 miles from Salem, $2,000 your
own torms. Patton Bros.' Book
Btoro. 2-4-tf
FOR"RENT.;
House for Rent. Sovon rc-dmsT'Cnll
tt 421 High Btroet. A. Schrolbor.
3-29-Ct
" TONaipRiAL.
Evans' Barber Shop. Only flratolaiis
shop on Stato street Evory- thing
now and up-todato. Fluoat porcelain
baths. Shave, lCc; hair-cut, 20o;
baths, 2Cc. Two flrst-claas boot
blacks. C. W. Evans, proprietor.
LODGES.
FORESTERS" OF AMERICA Court
utierwood Forostors No. 19. Moots
Friday nights in Turner block. Ira
Hamilton C. H.; A. L. Brown, floe
j Protection Lodge No. 2, AnoiorirOr-
uor unttod workmon, mouts ovory
Saturday ovenlug In tho Holmnu
Hull, corner of Stato and Liberty
strouts. Visiting hrothron wolcomo.
S. A. McFaddu, M. W. J. A. Sellwood,
Recorder.
Alost Popular Saleslady in Salem.
OT3r3$N3S- o-ocTiapoasr
MR. CHVKLoa 18 tIAOUD
me of your fuyor'lle on the line above am) eend
VI o'olooV noon, VJaday. April 0
HOP AND PRODUCE BUYERS.
J. Carmicbael Hop buyer. Office in
BiiBh-Broiman building, Salem, Ore
gon. Samples of choice hops Bolld
Itcd from all growers.
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BUSINESS CARPS, '
Farmers' Teams Standlnu In front of
tho harness store next to Uio water
Ing tank at .the Ladd & Bush bank?
and bolifg fitted with how harness'
Is n common eight For particular'
Inquire of Shafcr's Harness Shop, 23
Commercial Street. 2-l-8m
CEDAR ROSTS AND SHINCUiES,,
I now liavn tilnntv nf nhlni'lnn W
hand to fill all orders promptly. Thoy
I are sawed Hhlnglos nnd you havo four
grades to select from. Come and' get
my prices on-fonco posts bofore buy
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8,
P. McCRACKEN
ska sit., Englcwood.
14th and Nebraska
MON BY 7
For you In- dairying to buy nihand
soparator on long timo monthly itf
Btallmonts, nnd soil ub your vieubi
Wo loan tuonoy to onr patrons to b'u'y
cowb. 3-17tf
SALEM CREAMERY C0.,8ALEM,0Ri
OSTEOPATHY.
OSi'EOPATHY la not a thoory, but
a practically demonstrated science.
Dr. Grace Albright, established In
practice since 1899. Graduate of
American School of Osteopathy,
Kirkuvlllo, Mo. Second floor I.O.Q.
V, Temple. Phono Main 2721. No
knives, no fnlth. Ofllco hours 9' t6
, knlvos, no drugs, no fnlth. OfTico
hours 9 to 12 and 1 to 4 o'clock.
Dr. M. T. Schoettle Qraduato Amorl
..ran School of OsteopaUiy, Kirks-
vlllo. Mo. Office In Tioga block,
over tho Spa. Ofllco hours 8:30 t6
11:30 and 1 to 4. 3-12 '
ter to.
OFFICE CITY HALL
For water sorvlco annlv nt office.
Bills paynblo monthly in advance.
Mnko nil complaints at tho office
Siskyou Water
At wboletalo, and will deliver In doz
en Iota to families. Put up puro ut SIb-'
kyou SpritiKS without any nrtlflcial pro-
ceret'8. the greatest health water on
earth.
J. G. Wright & Co.
Tolophono lOQt.
Salem, Oregon.
S. C. STONE, M. D.
PnOPRICTOR OP
Stone's Drug Stores
SALEM, OREGON.
Tho gtoruuUwo In number)aro located
at No. 236 mid 297 Commercial st,
nnd n,re wolj stocked with a complotq.
lino of drugs nnd modlclnos, toilet
nrtii'lfts, perfumory, brushes, etc.,
Has had somo 26 yenrs oxperjonco in
tho practice of medicine nnd now
makoB no chargo for consultation, ex
amination or prescription,
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Vote for Your
Choice...
The Evening Journal has
ever fceen alive lo the Inter
ests of the younir ladles of
Salem, and with this In view4
this pacer lias purchased a
UU IUI I I1C pCMUIIUOIIkV UI
Shakespeare's "Tamlwr of the ,
Shrew." which the well
known star, Charles B Han
ford, will present In this city
at the Grand Opera House, on
Thursday April 10- The Even
In? Journal will present Ihls
box to the saleslady who wMI
receive the largest number of
votes.
The plan of voting Isslmple.
All that is reaulred for the
casting of a vote Is to fill and
cut out the coupon printed
below and send It to this of
flee Inasmuch as the box
holds five persons, the lady
for whom tho larees number ,
of ballots Is cast can Invite
four of her friends to be iter
guests on the evening of
April 10.
"The Taming of the Shrew"
Is one of the most amusing as
well as Instructive or Shakes
peare's comedies. It has not
been revived for several years
and the production given by
Mr- llanford and his company
is said to be adequate in every
respect The Evening Journal
will announce the progress of
the balloting each day by pub
lishing the list or contestants
wlttithe numberofthelrvotes
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