The Daily journal., April 10, 1902, Image 3

BEST FOR THE
BOWfELS
It you liarcn't n rnrutar, healthy moTtmtnt of th
bowlcrcrr ilajr, you'ra III or .will U. Keep your
bowtMjnprn Mill be well. o roe. Ill tlio lhfoof tIo
Irnt put lcirplH)Olon,M tlanearoui. The amooth
rtt.rutlptt. inuitpcrfoctnuy or keeping tli bowtla
rlearand clean lto take
CANDY
tmviAii
EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY
Plemnnt, 1'olatnlile, l'otrnt Taste llooil, Dodood,
Merer fllckcti, Wctken. m urlpr, Id, U, ami 64 cent,
per bux. Wrlto for llco aample, ami knokltt on
health. AiMrcM 131
iTKiutsu itEiror cosmr, rmano or skit irons.
KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Win. Power, Portland.
M. I. Boch, Portland.
It. Jnndorf, Cleveland, O.
A. L. Clarke, Portlnnd.
C. H. Bortlo, Portland.
P. M. Itoonoy, Sacramento.
It. W. Montgomery, Portland.
H. M. Stevens, Kalama, Wash.
W. V. Yoolc, Tacoma.
13. J. Smith, Chicago.
E. D. Rathbane, Chicago,
R. Dralntlngam, Chicago.
13. K. Smith, M ,D Portland.
Charles Qauld, Portland.
H. Symes, Portlnpd.
Mme..-Emmo ffovnda.
Dr. Ray Palmer.
Leon Mareau.
Elvln Wlxom.
J. A. Finger, San Francisco.
THE HAIR DRU8H.
Breeds Dandruff, Which Causes Fall
Ing Hair and Finally Baldness.
Prof. Unna, Hamburg, Germany
European authority on skin diseases,
says that dandruff is as contaglouB as
any other malovolcnt disease, and that
ono common sourco of tho spread of
dandruff is tho use of tho same hair
brush by different persons. Tho way
to avoid catching dandruff or nny oth
er dlsoaso from another's brush, Is to
Insist on tho uso of Nowbro's Herpl
clde. It not only Id Is tho dandruff
germ, but it is also an antiseptic that
will prevent tho catching of any dis
ease whatovor through contagion of
another's brush.
Articles of Incorporation.
Articles of Incorporation of the
Hopo Presbyterian church, of Wood
vlllo, Or., woro filed in tho office of
tho secretary of stato totlny. E. Stev
ens, Mrs. J. H. Whipplo, J. Ii. Hair, D.
II. Swogert and A. Caley appear on
tho papers. Tho capital stock Is $300.
' 13rown & McCabo, stevedores, of
Portland, have filed papors on which
John A. Brown, James Watts and
James Gleason nppear. Capital $1000.
Supplemental artlcloa Increasing tho
original capitalization of tho Masonic
Temple Association of Portland to
f :il,-uu woro also placed on record. O.
W. Hosford, F. S. Dunning, A. W.
"Lambort, D. A. Grout and H. IJ.
Adams appear jib tho Incorporators.
O'
.. Deafness Cannot Be Cured,
by local applications, as thoy cannot
rach tho diseased portion of tho ear.
Thoro Is only ono way to euro donf
ness, and that Is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by nn
inflamed condition of tho mucous Hn
. Ing of tho Eustachian Tube. Whon
this tubo gots inflamod you havo a
rumbling sound or Imporfoct hearing,
and when It is entlroly closed deaf
ness Is tho result, and unless tho In
flammation can bo taken out and this
tubo restored to Its normal condition,
hearing will bo dostroyod forovor;
nlno cases out of ton aro causod, by
catarrh, which is nothing but an In
flamed condition of tho mucouB sur
faces. Wo will glvo Ono Hundred Dollars
for any enso of deafnoss (caused by
catarrh) that cannot bo cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sond for circu
lars -froo.
F.J. CHENEY & CO.,Tolodo, O.
Sold by druggists, 7Bc.
Hall's Family Pills aro tho best.
. o
Tho quarterly receipts of tho post
offlco for tho last term aro larger than
ever before.
Branson 4 Regan.
Am fust recolving a frosh lot
of
their Charfe & Sanborn coffees. Some
thing now in English Breakfast Teas,
also a new shipment of several grades
of Basket Firod Japan Teas. Try this
firm, and you will ana that thoy keep
Uio best
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
lfaKInd You Have Always Bought
Bears tho
Signature pf
&&
Do You Eat.
Your meals in town? If bo. go to
tho White House restaurant. Positive
ly the best meals served In the city.
are Stubborn Things
Facts
SOMETHING NEW
cc
Toecres aaroas
Only the finest wines, Hauors. mineral
waters mi clears kept in stock.
ALEX COFNOYEK, Proprietor
Cor. State and Commercial Street
SALEM SOCIAL WORLD
AMD
PERSONAL MENTION
" " i ' ' I L i I !
NEVADA FRIDAY NIGHT.
The Diva Will Warble at the Grand
Opera House.
That Mme. Nevada, will bo greoted
by a most brilliant audience on the
occasion of her appearance, hero to
Morrow' evening at tho Grand Opera
Houso is more than assured by tho
unprecedented demand for seats.
Among tho famous coloratura sing
ers of tho world, Emma Nevada now
stands alone, on tho stage. All tho rost
navo gono into retirement, or havo ac
cepted tho conditions which have
brought out a raqo of dramatic prima
donnas, and becomo singers of tho
uroauer style or music which camo
.nto voguo with tho advent of Wagner,
rho blrd-llko execution of Mme. Ne
vada In tho Shadow Song from Dlnorah
and arias from La Somnambula, La
rrayiata, La Perlo du Ureal! and other
oporas, brings up tho question, "why
ire such oporas loft without compo
te nt lnterprotors?" There Is no Just
reason why tho beautiful school of
(Vittl, Grlsl, Mallbrau, Crcsceutlnl,
Jennie Llnd, Nevada, Gerster and a
noat of others equally famous, should
becomo extinct. Because some of us
may lovo Wagner more there is no
jound. excuse for Jetting tho matchless
lyric school pass Into oblivion. It was
tho great school for centuries, and pro
duced tho greatest artists tlint tho
world has over known. Emma Nevada
Is tho solo survivor of that race of
lyric artists, and Is truly tho living in
:arnatlon lof tho old Italian Bchool. A
young woman still, sho has many
years In which to sot a modol for those
who will dare to take up the old school
In doflanco of tho present popular de
mand, and It Is qulto posslblo that she
will yet sco a change In public opln
ion; and, find tho great school of tho
old masters rehabilitated In public fa
vor.
Leon Moreau, tho eminent pianist
and composer, Is ono of tho musical
Idols of Paris. No Fronch pianist of
recont years has created such a fu
rore. His recitals Jiavo boon crowded
with tho elite of tho city, and his ap-
pearancos at tho Lnmourex concerts
havo been greeted by throngs of ad
mirers. As a composer, ho stands
foremost among the younger musi
cians of Franco, and Is tho great ex
ponent of tho modern school of music
Moreau has twlco won tho Grand Prix
do Rome, in competition, and his flno
symphonic poem, "Sur la Mor Loin
talne," has been a favorite work of tho
London, Berlin, Paris and other great
orchestras during tho past season, In
his determination to visit this country
Moreau rocolved much oncourago
mont from American musicians, who
havo heard him on tho Contlnont, and
who know ho would recolvo his full
share of appreciation here.
. -a
SHAKESPEARE AT THE GRAVID.
A Big House Looked for at the Revival
Tonight,
Manngor Meredith has glvon evi
dence of his doalro to pleaso tho host
class of theatre-goers In tho city by.
booking Charles B. Hanford in tho
sconlc revival of "Tho Taming of tho
Shrew," which will bo soon at tho
Grand Opera Houso this ovenlng. This
play is regarded by authorities as tho
most amusing of Shakespeare's come
dies. Thoro Is no modern farco which
can oqual it in respect to gonulno fun,
Nearly every lino In tho ploy conceals
a laugh, and ovory situation Is a mlno
of morrlmont. As tho d-hlng, royB
torlng Potruchlo, Mr. Hanford has
scored, it is stated, tho most consplq
uous success of hla career, Tho rolp
of Katherlno will bo portrayod by HoJ
on Grantly, who has already won gold
en opinions for hor portrayal of UiIb
character, both in Groat Britain and
this country. Included in tho support
ing company are Mfcrlo Drofnah, Em
ma Haynor, William J. Shea, Irving
Knight, Roland Gibson, P. A. Nan
nary, Harold Fluko, Paul Anderson, II.
O. Meech, L. W. Browning, John C.
Davis and pther will-known 8hakos
porlan artists. Tho groat . intorest
takon In Tho Journal froo box cop-
test for tho most popular saleslady
has resulted In a victory for Mrs. Anna
Culbortaon, and it goes without saying
that hor many friends will bo on hand
to participate in her triumph,
Free Methodist Quarterly Meeting.
Rev. William Pearco, district jcldor.
will hold quartorly meeting servlqeH
at tho Froo Methodist hquse of wop
ship, In North Salem, commencing on
Friday evening at 7:30 o'clocK, ana
continuing over tho Sunday. Every
body will bo welcome, bo come ono,
come all.
An AnnlverMry.
Rov. P. S. Knight on Wednesday cel
ebrated the tho forty.plnth anniver
sary of .his departure on foot from his
boyhood home in tho East for the Pa
cific coast It was a weary tramp
through on foot, and Rev. P,S. Knight
(who don't like to be called by that
title) has not been a sluggard since
his arrivaL No man has a longer pr
AND UP'TODATE.
99
raoro useful record as minister of tho
goapol and educator than ho. or is
hold in higher esteem by tho people
of all classes and denominations. It
Ifl needless to say that.Mr. Knight cel
ebrated his anniversary in a quiet
manner, and kept perfectly Sober.
PERSONALS.
... , . .
Wm Brown Is homo from Portland.
L. M. Crolsan was In Portland to-
Mrs. N. A. Pdrter Is visiting In Port
land. Hon. S. A, Dawson has returned to
Albany.
Hon. S. A. Dawson, of Albany, is
in tho city. I
Mrs. W. II. Welch hns returned from
u visit in Portland.
Mrs. M. L. Hamilton Is In Portland
iui uor son, i.auu.
W. A. Benson has gono to Wardnor,
Idaho, where ho will locate.
F. G. Robertson, tho Turner post
master, was In Salem today.
. Mrfl. J. Connor has returned from an
oxtonded visit at Stockton, Callfor-
nla I
., ,..,- , , ., ..I
, t. w. Stousloff attended tho stato'
Hftmnprntln nnnvnntlnn In It1nti.l In.
day. I
Harry A. Symes and Mabel May
Savage, both of Salem, today procured
a marriage licence from County Clerk
Hall.
Ansel Booth left today for Los An
geles, after a visit with Salem rela
tives. Ex-Unltcd 8tatos Senator Geo. W.
McBrldo and E. C. Glltner havo gono
. , .
to i oruanu.
Van Sutherland hns returned from (
Portland, and .Is visiting his fatner, J.
D Sutherland
ftn0 nt..,i. r,..u.f , ,.
MIbb Mamlo Rundlett has gono to
Lostlne, Eastern Oregon, to remain
1 for tho Bummer.
Snnrntnrv of Htatn ruul Mm. Dnnlinr
and Stnto Treasurer and Mrs. Mooro
were in Portland today.
Captain and Mrs. J. Q. Bnrncs nro
visiting their daughter, Mrs. J. A. '
Mills, at Independence,
Mrs. W,
E. McElroy hns returned to
Eugene, aftor a visit with hor parents, feol easy; glvos Instant rollof to coma
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Johnson. nnd bunions. It is tho grontost comfort
Circuit Judge Uolso and II. J. Big-' discovery of the ago. Cures and pro
gor havo returned from Albany, whore vonts swollon foot, bllstors, callous and
thoy havo boon attondlng court. , sore spots. Alton's Foot-Easo Is a cor-
Miss Elizabeth Lord, recont guest tnln euro for swoatlng, hot, aching
of Miss Sally Bush, has returned to
Portland to resume her studies nt St.
Helen's Hnll.
Rqv. and Mrs. Isaac H. Knotts, who
nttonded tho meeting of tho Willnm
otto Presbytery, at Salem, Wednesday,
havo returned to Albany.
Rov. J. 13. Snyder and Eldor W. A.
Templeton roturnod to Brownavlllo to
day, having attended tho semi-annual
meeting of tho Willamette Prosbytory.
George Gowsell, of Scattlo, is in tho
iclty, visiting nt tho homo of O. Stein-
or. Mr. Gowsoll Is in tho government
employ as government geographical
survoyor.
Miss Gladys Farrar has returned to
St. Helen's Hnll, in Portland, having
spent tho Easter vacation with hori
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Fnrrar, in
this city. I
Wm. Kalsor, W. U. Holmes, B. B.
Colbath, Wobstor Holmes, J. 13. God
frey. Goo. S. Downing. I. W. Borry, D.
J. Fry nnd II. L. Barkley aro in nt-j
tondanco at tho Demooratlc state con
vention In Portland.
J. C. Goodalo wont to Coburg and
Eugene today to purchase lumbor with '
which to supply the demand of tho Sa
lem market Mr. Goodale sayB tho de
mand for lumbor for building purposes
In Salem and vicinity this year is un
precedented. D. O. Stevenson, representing tho
Buffajo-Pltts Company, is in tho city,
negotiating, with tho city and county
authorities for. tho purchoso, Jointly,
of a steam road roller as an addition
to tho machinery for road construct
ing purposes that Is now owned by tho
two public corporatipna,
O'
Officers Chosen
for Year
Before adjourning Wodnosday aftor-
noon, the Woman's Presbyterian Mis - ;
slonary Society hold ita annual oloc-!
tlon of officers, with tho following re- j
suit;
President: Mrs. A. W. Stowoll, of
Salem; vice-president, Mrs. T. Broull-!
lotto, of Nowbqrs; recording score-,
tary, Mrs. Joel McCornack, or Eugene; ;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. J. II.
Horner, of CorvallU; treasurer,- Mrs,
M. M. Davis, of Corvallls;. secretary of
literature, Mrs, W. H. Ioa. of Albany;
secretary of Y. P. S. C. 13., Miss Helon ,
Rawollff. of Dallas.
Tho next meeting of tho sooloty will
bo held In Eugene, in connection with
tho soml-annual meeting of the Wil
lamette Prosbytory.
DEAD- AT
EUGENE
James H. Gratam
Has
Crossed the Divide
.HUQBNB. April 16. Jamas I. Gra
ham, i wejl-knpwn resident of this
oity. died suddenly (rora heart failure
at bjs, hqrae yostorday pttornfifil?. H
was born In Schuyler eounty. Illinois,
October 26, 183. coming to thiB coun
try .19 years ago.
He leavea a
Wlj
and
ano
on son. Ilarry W., In Bugenrwt
tW sjon David X, JaCWHfonila
The fuaral will be bold e
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5
V
bwAwL
Tbe Ausrieaa ihfp I
foHBdarad Is the Java t
read it la
feared that, the erew (a
are lost
SipHP)
THE MAN WA8 BENNETT.
Fuller
Girl's Murderer Supposed
to
Havo Fled North.
VANCOUVER, B. C, April 10. It is
now certain that Bennett, the murder-
er of tho Fuller girl in San Francisco,
was in Vancouver. A, P, Maxwell, pur-
j ser ofatho steamer Mnlnlander, Is sure
i . .. . .
no nnu mo man on noaru on a recent
trp ,rom th,8 dty to Beatt, nnd B,nco
Ulon hnB rocclvcd n do3or,pton of tho
alleged murderer from tho Bay City.
Tho two men tally exactly. Ono very
peculiar mark was a spot of gray hair
among tho dark immediately behind
ono of tho ears, which is very unusual,
and which was noticed.
Tho man's actions aroused tho sus
picions of officers of tho boat nt tho
tlmo. It Is now thought that Bcnnott
uccooucu In escaping to tho Klondlko
i,v nnhl nt flin ms.nv iir)ftB which havo
sailed north crowded with with Ingo
ing gold-scokors.
o
KILLED BY A TREE.
Thomas Colton' Met Death Near Rose-
y bur-
Thomas Colton was tho victim of a
ftttal ftCC,iont which occurred near
tr....... ci..lt... .....! ... n tvlllln
creek, some ten miles Bouth of Rose-
burg Friday. It seems that Colton wna
engaged in foiling timber with Fred
Huntlov nnd another omployo of tho
camp, and woro engaged in sawing
down a big tree, whon their saw be
came pinched nnd a wedgo was insert
ed to relcaso IL This started tho troo
to falling In a dlfforcnt direction than
was contemplated, and Colton, bolng
crippled in ono foot, Was unablo to got
out of tho way, anil tho troo crashod
upon him, cnuslng instant death. Cor-
onor j c Twltchell was summoned,
uut, upon careful investigation decided
that an Inquest was unnecessary, and,
ntter making arrangements for tho tin-
fortunato man's burial, returned to
Uosel)UrPi Tn08 CoItol( Was nn Eng-
Ushinnn nbout Gl years of ago, and has
no relatives In this country, bo far aa
IS Known. llO nau nauiruusuviuu m
pors which woro Issued In Montana.-
I ltoseburg
Plalndealor.
-o-
Ladles Can Wear Shoes.
Ono slzo smnllor nftor using Allen's
Foot-Easo, n powdor to bo shaken into
tho shoes. It makos tight or now shoos
foot. At all drugglBtfl and shoo stores,
25c Trial packmjo FREE by mall.
Address Allon S. Olmstod, Lo Roy, N.
Y. 1
CAIS70KXA.
Bom tkd s) ltlB A u HavoAlways BouglP
Blgnntoio
Tillamook Taxes.
Tho 1900 bounty tax for Tillamook
county was yostorday paid In to tho of
flco of tho stato treasurer. Tho
amount It $1100.03, with additional In
terest $01.72.
o
Fresh Meat.
Wo always keop a full supply of
fresh meats of all kinds; also frosh
sausages and smoked ments, nt Fond
rich's Market.
a..feu.,e3w.x.i..
vi u. j f... i it..... nu..ia
Jf'irithe
Dean the A i Miw W nan mniin wiiu
No Breach of Neutrality.
WASHINGTON, April a. -Tho un
reasonable partisans, who are insist
ing that Great Britain shall not buy
mulos nnd othor animals In tho Unttod
States, ovldontly forgot Uiat It esson
tlal for this govornmont to mnlntnln
tho unbroken precedent that holllger
onts may purchoso ovorythlng oxcept
munitions of war and supplies for
warships In a uoutrnl country. It Is
pointed out by tho officials of tho stnto
department that In coso tho conten
tions of thoso who nro trying to stop
tho sale of supplies to Great Britain
woro carried out In tho future tho
United States would not bo allowed to
supply any bclllgorent. It is also said
that if England and Gormany wore nt
war tho producors of tho country
would bo glad to furnish both coun
tries with not only food products, but
horsos and mulos and such other sup
nllos as aro not prohibited by tho
trcatlos. Of courso, It Ib woll undor-
I stood that most of tho nolso made In
favor of tho Boors is for party capital,
c)g0 tho Bocretary 0f 8tnto.
- -
M. Pierce5
Golden
Medical
Discovery.
I wm weak, ntrvoui nf dlxry. with
fjHUK MBUlWa when nalkiog, "write!
itoeiin
Co Tenti
SihJicM, 8q . of -Samuel SulUran
KCuuld uof walk ov rtUUiKe:
lway lU
La4 a tut iig, Ull u tbavxb
omrthler " Mltklat in 7 Xhtaat, U
wayi uovauB m umucn uoaoitti
wfih three ibyltiau but they did nU
ntieve nit I crew worx ana ww
cvrtvlWor I couUl thiak of
evnylMor I count miucoi, ww-Dcuiy
tMdy to gtve up and then tome one tela
nt Out in Piefeca roedldiui wm yeod.
mi 1 Uem Ukis hi 'Ootdm Mrdlesl
rtijooviiy.' t bare taken ttita tttlo(
UHt now and am Uput u ever, aad en
MK hrahh much a ever JW. I
Vw)"4 all wwistr a4 tbta vitf aa
nih-li a anjr ou My ta wu
hu uJ uraw iYonU of wIJh yel
HMdKMHr fc ewd . Iu Sf.tHUr
jttgTftg.
M M awnM w ixmbm, "
aect y uoett inasjia.'
cfam&u
lira
S Llvor
Disease
II OURED BY
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fflBLhr
LI'I1.UV1.
KlWUiUttl!J
Ht-W-t,rrl
AM'gctablc PrcpntnUonlorAs
slmilallng UicFoodnndHcuIa
Ung ihc Stoinarte andBo;sicls of
Promotes Digcslion.ChecrfuI
ncss and Rcst.Conlatns ncillicf
Opium.Morphme nor Mineral.
ISOT "NVRC OTIC .
Maxafoi4jy&wun.NTcrtnt
AlxJmnn
KxkttUSJlt
sl-uteSrrtt t
JJtt&rrnil
inoaunm
ItMa
Srfd-
flanr.
Apcrfccl Hcntcdy rorConsllrvi
Tlun. Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea
Vorins .Coiwulsions .Fcvcnsh
ncss and Loss of Sleep.
FacSimilo Signnlure of
NEW YOnK.
To Prohibit
Salmon Fishing
Petitions, slcnod by ovor 100 por
Bona, woro proBontod tho stato board
of fish commlflslonoro Tuosdny aftor'.
linnn nHUlnL' tlint flglilut frn- anlmrtt, m !
tho uppor Columbia rlvor bo prohib
ited. Tho petitions, which woro nllko,
camo from alt aoctlojis of tho stnto,
and reel to that tho prohibition of sal
mon HhIiIiir on that part of the Coliim-)
bla, which In tho natural upawnlnir
grounds, Is essential to tho llfo of tho
salmon Industry. Tho movotnont Is
fathered by tho Columbia Itlvor Fish-,
ermon's Protectlvo Union, which has
nlways been opposed to tho operation
of flBh whools', which nro Konornllyi
omployed nn tho uppor Columbia..
Since n legal quofltlon Is proHentod nH
to tho powor of tho board to comply
with tho prayer of tho petitioners, the
niuttor will bo roforred to tho nttor-ney-gonernl
for an opinion beforo any
action Is takon.
Master Fish Warden Van Dunon
says tho stnto will UiIh year opornto
flftoen ImtchnrloH for tho propogntlon
of -salmon In different hl-uIIoiih of Uio
stnto. Appllcantn for nppolntment nH
superintendents of tho vnrlous hatch
orlos nro under conBldorntion by Uio
board, nnd appoIntmentH will soon bo
mmle.
o
lluv Are tuur Jtidrmyi t
nt nnbti'flpnriiEUllllteiiroftllkjilricrlUk.iAm
JoltrM. M, hterllim ItcnieUr .. Clilro or N '
Great Strike
InVirginia
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., April 9. An
order for u groat utrlko In tho Wont
Virginia bituminous coal fields may bo
Issued within tho noxt two or throo
days by tho national oxoautlvo board
of tho United MInoworkors of Amor-
B5sT33fnffn
W
iMuryiuni i ixrw gi ib UHIt E
EXACT COPr OF WRAPPER. m II
vstor:Krn ot y p- .-nirr'-
uiau. inu iiimiu wuinuia iiutu uwb
nbandonod hopo of a aottloniont, TjuL
tho olllclahi Indicate that thoy aro well
prepared now for making n vlgoroua
light. It 1h likely nlno that thoro will
bo a Htrtko In tho Indiana block com
floldri, whoro about 6000 nro omployed,
as tho minors havo voted to reject tho
operntorH' final proposition,
o
CU u en tn Your llnr! M'llli Vttvcaroti.
Candy Cntliortle. euro eonattiailtm forover.
I0o.s5a. If a a. a. fall. UrugxUts ret una uiodcj
Improvement Notes.
Tho now liayuo block Ib to bo put
undor way In a fow dayB.
Mrs. Ilodrlck's restaurant la to bo
moved from Stnto Btreot to tho Tur
ner block,
Tho Iforst & I,achniund hop offices
havo gono Into new quortorB over tho
Noble Baloon.
Tho Dearborn building Ih to be ro
constructed and have uoino new ten
ants nfter May Int.
o
Twentieth Century Medicine.
Cascarets Candy Cuthartic arc at.
far ahead of ancient pill poisons and
liquid physic as the electric, light of
the tallow candle. Genuine stamped
C. Q. C. Never sold in bulk. All
druggists, ioc.
0
Another contingent of two thotinand
CanadlanH U to be sunt to South Af.
rlca.
OOiNJ I "d SMOKn
ISZJtorA.X ,.?... YourLIfeawavl
YourLlfenwnvl
uu ch tcirrlof any farm ef letxeco tuli
CMil.
,.V-J "ow. ".., ..-&, -n-.E-.-, .w.
1. ni..(. iim11 a.rinM. M.Mtl.lu. ..lt..
Lul
a.
ntvr life ijd vlror ly uktHt; HO'TO-UA
I Ibat ruake weak men noiig.
Many Kiln
i if ijounat in iru us;
tru dara. utrer 600,000
rrtU, Cure euaranicvd. UoC)a
i l'Uitn. AJdlr HTKKI.INO
Cblcao or Mew York. V ,
flirrd. Alldrur;
i t and a !
i 3J'.MKDV CO. Chtcajro or Mew York.
I.i i i i O '
Cprll Rlipde' real proJocL uccnrdllift
to William I. Stead, was tho forming
of a world-wide Anglo-American socle-1
jO-
The Excitement Not Over
The rush to the drug store utlll co
tlnupa and ilally sfior of people oa
for a bottla of ICamp'a Bdhtam for tho
Throat and l4int for the euro of
Coughn, Oohla, Athma, Bronchitis aird
Consumption. Kemp' Balsam, the
standard family riHdy, Is sold or a
guaranty and nvr falls lo give oJ-i
tiro satisfaction. PUpa He and 502
h Bf m W H -7 BKII II
ijor Infants and Children,
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears
Bignati
of
in
Use
or Over
Thirty Years
AS
thc ttuytun commny. niw tour eirr.
Market Quotations Today
J "Make Salem a fJood Home Market"
Wheat, Oati, EIC
Wheat -D2.
Onts 3Co
BHrley (10 per ton.
Flrtx-Oiah, NortlnvoBt, tl 70.
Hop Market.
Hope 13.
Mn ictlv choice He
Lherpool, Dec. 5 Hops nt 1 ontli n
l'Hultlo Coast Bteady, 3 6e. tbfJC-4.
Live Stock Market. .
Hteorf lOlc.
Cowb 3!i,dJ-lo.
Bhcop-3.50Rro8R to 3,75
l)nirvo(l veal Hjo
Hogs,' all vo Co
' How, ilreMeil H)ii ,
Wool and Mobalr, , ,
Coorfio wool l'lo.
Medium lie.
Flni Ho.
Molmlr 21 to 22c. .
Flour, Hay, Peed Btctti
Baled cheat $7.50 to f 3. . ,
Clover 7 00.
Feed Imrlny f.10 per ton,
Hron-tlH .
Short 110.00. i .:
Flour,) whulnefl(v-f2.jlof ,
Potatoes , Apcl(j.,Et'c
I'ototoee -tOci to 60 "
Apples 40rj(t0o per box.
Fancy aokeil $ I 00
Onions, J1.25to 1.76 per 100 Iba.
Dried Fruits.
Dried apples fi(5J7c,
Iiulian nrunefl -I0 to Wlr Jtf lo H?.f
I'otlte I'runon 40i to 60c, 3J 'lo.
Wood. Peace Coits, Etc,
Dig fir-f3 60.
Bi'coml Krowth $3.00.
Ash-13 60.
Ho.lv oak- $1.00.
Polo oh k 14.00.
Cedar poets 0 to 10c,
Etrtand Poultry.
KviiB-11
Dairy and Creamery Product!.
'Dairy Duttor-PJkQlCc. " i '
Uronmerv 22326or Jf
K'toru-16c, ,. .
I'trat-cUKB country,' perro'i;jrc.
Separator eklmmod 24e:
lilies, Pelts indFurs
Gri'flii hides, No. 1 Oc.
Green hides, No. 2 Ic,
Gulf skin lCc. , - . i
Bheep-:7rc. JM H '
Goat r,klue-2oo to l.Wr i
Gray fox 26 to 60o. j
Ccbn 10 lo 40c. , ,
Mlnk-26o to 11.26.
Otter-$t to6.
tkunk 10 to 26c.
Miidkral 1 to 6e. .
Wildcat 10 to -tfk
Steloer's Market,
Ohlckenf 8c. P
SpriiiK l'-'Ku.
Kfg4 per (Itiren, lie.
PORTLAND MARKET,
PoBTLANf, April 6. Whnat Wans
Wnlln.OKaOlty.
Flour Portland, boat KradH $2.80.3
J3i40. .Grahnro f2.60tbUkati. .
Oato Choice SVliltH 1 . 1 6c I i&,
Uarley $20 21 par ton. r
MiPftturf-Ilnui, 18
HHy'rimolh-$l2r,i:i per ton.
nnlone-tl.60 (32 10
Potatoeo 1 00 (1 30 oor rental.
Butter Beat dairy, 16(20; funpt
crHiiiery2226o;hk)ro 13 16 lb
EifKB-Oroion. ranch 13 14
Poultry Uhlukgns, mixed $1 00 y (
$460; hena $1 60, turkfcys, lite II 12J
Aluttou UrosH. 4c
Houh Gross 6J4O.
Bel-flroM 3.76$4 00
Val-rGroed. 7Jio & Bu -.
Hops 12 rf 13c.
Wool VIley, 13 I6ctti i Kastnrji
Oregon, '12''yi Mohair, SldtSlWett.,
HI,"p'Ury lildeo, 10 ixjiinda and up
wards, I60 16.
0
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Pnlflilu
Genuine itamped CCC Never sold In bulk.
fUwarc of the dealer who trio to el'
"Mmttikinjt just at twi."
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StaiUM Ul.,w. MmUm Ikuf, i'liiia.i'i
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The Rook Island has purchased, the
Choctaw, Oktahama & Qulf railroad.
ire wu
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'f&3mssss.
PENRVROYAL PILLS
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CLASSIFIED C. A
ADVERTISEMENTS
Advertlsemcuts. five lines or less. In tbls column
laserted three limes for 25C. 5uca wec(c,$l,50
a month. All over five lines at the same rate.
WANTED.
Monuments. Just what tho peoplo
want to ltcep down monopoly and,
combines. Tito, soxton of tho City
Viow comotory hae taken tho agon
cy of a largo marble and granite
works, whereby ho Is ablo to supply
tho public with nil kinds of marble
and grnnito monuments at' reason
able prlcos. Sco him beforo buying.
Kcstdcnco, corner of Lincoln and
South Commeralnl streots. ' 'Phono
Kod219G. 4-7-lw.
Wanted. Girl for gonoral housowork.
Apply at 340 Church Btrtot. 4-9-3t
Wanted. A good horso for Bttrroy,
weighing about 1200 pounds. A. V.
Hofor, Jr., Journal onlco. 8-3t
Wanted. A blaoksmlUi; muat b first
glass on now wagons,' hacks, bug
gies and In ovory place In tho trade.
No cobbler need apply. Wernor
Fonnoll, Salem Carriage & Wagon
Factory. 4-7-tf
Wanted. -Flrst-claas waltross. Steady
Job. Willamette hotol.
Wanted. A good cook, woman" pre
ferred, nt Goodalo 'boarding houso,
corner of 12 th nnd Oak streets.
3-31-tt
Wanted. Four" or " Blx""unfurnlshed
rooms; close in. Inquire Saturday
or Sunday at St. Klmo restaurant,
244 Commercial street 3-4-tf
Wanted. Energetic "peoplo" to" sell up-tq-dato
publications In each township
Wo furnish books to rollablo4 agbnts
on a credit system. Wrlto for tonus
and doscrlptlvo circulars. Continen
tal Dook Co., Goodnough ' bulldliig,
Portland, Oregon.
lm!TrwTfmiUnlmproved Land "In
Binall tracts and good locntlon for
snlo cheap, part cash, part work, In
cutting nnd hauling wopd. John H.
Scott. 3-11-lm
Wanted. Carpets and rugs to clean,
by tho now contrlfugnl procoss, car
pets not injured nnd thoroughly ren
ovated at Binall oxponflo. Loavo or
dora at 300 Marlon stroot. Work
cnlled for and doUvorod. Grovor &
KwnrdB. 'Phono lllnck 2C 1C. 2-27-tf
Wanted.-r6 buy, BoooirtMiai?d sot of,
double light ' hnrnosa. Willamette
Hotel.
FOR RENT.
For Sale. Flvo to 'fllx'lhbuidnA Claris
Seedling BtrawborrloB. Apply It. Kt
for, Kaloor Iottom. : ' d-lvf
LOST AND FOUND.
Lost. A gold bar to a llnk'cWliut
ton. Pleaso leavo at thlB offiyo.
4-9-3t
Fo"und. A watch. Apply to Claud
Oatch. tf
Don't YouKnow Anything about Ed
wards' Market? At 410 Stato atroot.
Host placo to buy frosh and cured
mentH at tho lowest prlcoB. Phono
2024. II. Edwards, prop
FOR"GALE.
Snoop for 8alo. 90 owes, Shropshlro
and CotawoldB, with wool, averag
ing about 10 poundH each, nil with
lambs. two-thlrdH owo lamha. Frod
AchllloB, -IVi 111II0H .north ot Salem.
Mi mllo wohC of ICnlBor School
Houbo. - 1-0 6t
For 'sale. A thorougijiired Joraey
holfor cnlf, four woukb old. A. F,
Hofur, Jr., Journal olllco. 8-3t
For Sale. Good rucondUmnd wagon.
IncptliM ntF,' E. Bhafor hnrnosS
Hhop, Commurulal Btrout, noxt to
IIuhU'b bank. 4-7-lf
ProtectFon Lodoe No. 2, Anolinit' Or
dor United Workman, tuaeta ovory
Saturday ovoulng iu tho Holman
Hull, cornor of Stato nnd Liberty
streets. Visiting broth roil welcome
8. A. MoFaddon, M. W. J. A. Bollwood,
Itecorder,
FORESTERS OF AMERICA Court
Sherwoud Forentura No. IU, Moots
Friday night" In Turner block. Ira
Hamilton O. It.; A. L. Hrown, Sue.
Contral Lodoe No. 18 K. of P. Custlo
Hull In Holmau bloak, corner Stnto
and Liberty titrootu, Tuesday ot
each woolc at 7:30 p m. Claud
TowiiBend, 0. C; Zodao J. Jllgi.'iC,
Ol 11. HIIU D. 1
TONSORIAL.
Evans' Barber Shop. Qiify nrit-fllaas
Bhpp Oil Stato etrW Kvery.tiilng
now and up-to-date. .Wtiosuorqojaln
ft baths. Shavo", llJoj halrfpUt, 26o;
rl Imtliu ?r.o Tu'n flfHf.nfUHH boot-
...., -w. ... .-.
blacks. O. W. Evans, proprlator.
Ryan's Shavlno Parlors. Suvon Brut
olass barbers ongagwd. Flnt bath
rooms In oily. Wo use nntuoptlo
Htorillzer. J. Ryan, prop.
C. H. Nicholson Barbr'shopand
porcelain ImthM, nt old Mills shop,
300 Commercial street Anttssptlc
trsatniBiit of all tools and baths.
"hop"Xnd 'PR0DUCEDUYER8.
J. Carmlchael Hop buyer. Olllco in
Busli-Bryman building. Salenf. Ore
gon, SnmplH of choice hops nolle-
ubii trom mi KruwBfn.
BUSINESS CARDS.
Parmers Teama Standing In front of
the haritMH store next to the water
lug tank nt the I-aild & Bush bank
and being fitted with new harnosu
Ih a common night. Por particulars
Inquire of Shafaru IlafuftM Shop. 23
qommerolal Btroot. 2-1-Hm
v OSTEOPATHY. JS"
oS tfMblfnItiTftpt a theory, but
a prnducally demuhtiatetl aclenoe.
II. firnnc Alliriull, lut IiIiIIbIi Oil In
praotioe -Ihoo lilpO Graduate uf
American Bcnooi ot wsie-iinui.
KlrkBvllle. Mo. 8otid floor I.O.0.
V. Temple. Ph'ene Main 2721- -Nc
knlvee. no druse, no faith, Offln
houra 0 to 12 and 1 to 4 o'clock.
Dr. M. T. Sohoattle Graduate Amerl
. .en grhool of Osteopathy. Kirks-
villa. Mo. Offlco In Tlow bleek,
over the Spa. Oflleo buuw 8:M to
11;30 nnd 1 to i. ,..... 3-a
" PRO"Es"sLOriAtr"NUR8ES.
f.TrXTrirn?bc5Ml Nujaj-,
rtwildenott Wlh OHd W street-.
Phono Red 2H3. -9 lm
O. H. MAOK
1 m ,, f
Successor to Dr."J MvjKoeno, In
Whlto Cornor, SaleniOrcgori. Parties .
desiring superior operations at mod
ornto fco In any branch nro In especial. '
roquoat.
CEDAR POSTS AND 6HINQLE8
I now hnVo plenty of shlngloB on
hand to fill all orders promptly. Thcy,-
aro sawed Bhlngles nnd you havo four
grndos to Belect from. Corao nnd got
my prices on fonco posts beforo buy- '
Ing olsowhoro.
8. p. Mccracken,
14th and Nebraska sts., Englewood.fa,
(
-PROPRIETOR OF
Stone's Drug Stores?'
8ALEm, OREGON.'
1110 stores (two In number) aro located'''4
at No. 235 nnd 207 Commercial st.ta
and nro woll stocked with a coiniHoterg
lino of drugs and medicines, to'llot
articles, perfumery, bniBhcs, etc., -
HnB had Bomo 25 yearn experience In' '
tho prnctlco of mcdlclno and now"
makoa no chnrgo for consultation, ex
amination or prescription
HU1E WING SANG CO.
140 Stnto Btrect,Salem, Oregon. New.
lino of goods. Embroideries, laces'
goods, hose of all kinds, skirts, Wo
mako fancy whlto underwear andrp
wrappers. Waists a full stock. SolcLJ.
ViiUUl. W-J7'AU4
CAPITAL CITY
U
Express and Transfer?
Moots nil mall and pnRsouger trains.
Bnggngo to all parts of tho city, '
Prompt service. Tolephone No. 241.
HOMYEIt & HEDRIOK. . :
$1,500 Guaranteed Yearly;
To high olass man or woman, with
chimco for promotion and advanced
salary, to havo chargo small ofllco at
homo or In homo town to at-- 1
tend to' correspondence, ndvortlslng
nnd othor work. Business of highest '
order and backed by solid men finan
cially nnd politically. A groat
opportunity for tho right porson.
EncloBo sclf-addrosBod stamped envoi
opo for full particulars to WALTER
B. REDMAN, GENERAL 8UPERIN.
TENDENT, Corcoran Building, Oppc
Blto United States Treasury, WASH
INGTON D. O 3-20tf
THE ELITE CaFE
208 Commercial Street
..Meals at all hours. Opon day aod,
night. Only placo in tho city handling
tho famous Olympla Boor la the Recep
tion Saloon. Wholesalo and retail.
B, ECKERLEN, Proprietor
Portland .Visitors
Perkin's Hotel ; Rcstauranfl
White Cooks; Lunch 10o to 2So. ,.
Meals a la carte 20o up. Dally
Journal on file.
STEUSL0FF BROS."
Dealers In Live Stock, ,
Wholosalo and rotall butchora nnd
pnekors. All kinds of fresh and Bait:
montfl. Flno eausagos, hams, bacon?
and lard. 316 Commercial street.
Your Step Mother",.
Is utlll hero bUBy aa ovor, and when',
your clothoB aro all out of order, worn,
with luittonB off, tako thorn to hor at
tho Salem Dyo Works.
At this establishment you cangot
anything sot to rights, front a prUr'bt
glovos, to tho most elaborate. Bjlk
gown. A gentlomnn can got hla hat
cleaned, hln trousors creased, or 'his
wliolo suit rojuvonatod to aulf his
tnsto, also four suits a monthforl.
Buttons uowod on, rips sewed up, cults
prosMod on short notlco. Now goods
shrunk for dressmaking.
MRS. C. II. WALKER-
105 Commercial Street
S0ULE BROS.
PIANO TUNERS
AND REPAIRERS
for Salem sad vicinity
leave orders'. at'Ceo
Will's Mulc Wore.
POnTLAND OR.
Siskiyou Water
At wholtiKftlo, and will deliver' In dos
un lots to families. Put up pure ut Bis
kyuu BprliiKS without any artificial pro
council. The greatest health water on
earth.
J-Gt Wright & Co.
Telephone 1001.
Salem, Oregon.
B. P. JONES,
Attorney at Law
Toledo, Orerjon.
Wiih L-lnrk of circuit court for six
vouru ninl htm nn un-to.ilato abstract
of all property in Lincoln county
IF YOUR HAIR IS TURNING ORAY,
DON'T HULL IT OUT. IT HURTS.
"Gray tilr are hoaoratle. thorn- not always
dctlratle" The only preca atita that wltlpos
lilytly reitorr he orltinaftolor to, erajr or fadti
hair. If the Msowaed "AUHVKL HA It TOMC"
aaaturaitulrrritoratlve. not a hair dyt. It
promptly stops hair falllnc out. prcvtatlac tal
ocas and CUKES dandruff, too-or atoaey
turiiei. 30Ytar80fsue.nofalurji. FOHir
dlstloct vital virtues fa every full plat bottle, all
f.r 51.00. Expresi trepald, AaJren. ,
J. I . QUInM CO. Sato ty-oP".
St. -nivi0.lu.
O. C T, Ck's
PA38EH0ER 5TEAMe,
POMONA
Leaves for Pertiaal Meaday,
Wednesday aa. frldaydOa-m.
For CoryalUs ruesiay.Thius
day aed -aturflay at 5 . m-
Quick Time, Cheap Rates
OFFICE. CITY HALU
for water aervlce apply at omce,
BIIU Tpayahla mQnthly In advaac.
ifftke all conxplaWt at tlyg3s
" " ' ' I1"'- . - fi, .
fClOTSIEV
For you in dalrylnK to buys hanA
separator m 1H Um jaQatltly 1.
taUmoHUi. and sell utt your re
We loaa opy to wr natroaa to lny
eowa. ' . 8-l7fC
8ALEM CREAM KRY CQnrM,XM,OR,
$'. 0:ST0NE,.. D.i" ij
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