The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, October 07, 1902, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextiwMiUmlunnm ul :u&ro.rftMKtmftw yS3!feHist,i.-.w - wna ' " ' i- i"""!llil imiMwjiim .. a J rmiwmmm i nmi.ntmi - 'CtC!-! Jfcfc s Jl .1 0 '& jm y V - vncTn null ! ....- r ; mmmmm vrmjmruoii THfc. DAILY JOURNAL, 6ALM; 6REG0K, TUE8DAY, OCTOBER 1, 1002 atfbiSa ,CLfra pioHes one chummy with good sleep,. 5wtrctl$,flaBi of wheat and m6li-cateircoIi., f ,t r. !' w jHrrTpurrtrja hura6EW5oiJr&la5t-a wlntoi MI night ho'd toss about ahd think? But that's all pasl-hcMl no'or ondurc Jnuomrila. Ho's found a euro I ?Tlfl lForco." At night whon lights orotdlm ILuo'othos thojioryoa of ' Sunny .Jlmi' , , WouldnVDelleve at ttrT ! rwonlJnt bellere It till I tried It, but Force it a cure for Insomnia. II Bid to stay awake nlBbt Rfter nluht. Now I cat a big bowlful of 'Force' Justt efore going to bed, and sleep and 1 havo become good friends again. Wyi ty (P Shojiwk . A jV S jttfamt f utalihcd on sppllcsu'oftj) -I Grand Opera House JOHN F. CORDRAY, Manager. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 8 Farewell Tour of NEIL BURGESS Himself as Abigail Prue, In nn Elaborate Production of The County Fair With Its wealth of scenery, Mechanical and Electrical Effects. ing and Realistic HOTSC I1C6 THE GREATEST TRIUMPH IN STAGE REALISM. 3 Thoroughbred race horses mount ed by professional Jockeys running at terrific speed In full view of the audience. t Prices: $1.00. 76c, 50c, 3Gc, Box sentn $1.G0. Scats on snlo at box office Wednesday at ! a. m. Grand Opera House JNO. P. CORDRAY, Mgr. WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVAL'S. Thursday, October 9. W. E. NANKEVILLE ANNOUNCES LAWRENCE MARSTON'S DRAMATIZATION The Peniten i) From book by Hall Calntr, autllor of Tho Chrlfitlnn. Great in Construction Situations, Cast, Music, Effect. Prices: fl. 7Gc, GOc, 3Gc. Seats on wale at box ofllco Thursday at 9 a, m. Mr. tinil Mrs. Prank Davcy loft this morning for Drldgoport, Washington, whoro they will visit for n few days .llh relatives of Mrs. Envoy's. o The Latest Yarn. A Pittsburg drummer tellH this now yam: 1 always carry a bottlo of Kemp's Balsam In my grip. I take cold easily, and a few doses of tho Bal sam always makes mo a wcTl man. Everywhere I go I speak a good word for Kemp. I take hold of my custom ers I take old men and young men, ' all druggists undor a posltlvo guaran and toll them confidentially what I do, J teo- 25 cts. Money refunded If you At ,lr,,n.ntoto OK U,U '"- ..WUU. OUIJI1 IU US IOr U 4 H. C. McAllister, Chicago. C. P. Bishop, city. Thomas 0. Bloontor, Portland. C. W. Sharmnn Portland. Chas. P. Beebo, Portland. C. U. Oantettboln, Portland. .las. Jackson, Portland. S. C. Spencer, Portland, 0. C. Pox, San Francisco. T. J. Clark, Portland. C. W. Pulton, Astoria. ' """" J. L. Senior and wlfo, Falls City. J. C. Darrl, Lebanon, W. Wlthus, Lebanon. II. A. Booth, Eugene. W. Kuykemlnll, Eugonc. .Ins. Schilling, Boston. Jerry Bronough, Portland. Mis. CapL Augcrsteln, Poitlnud. Geo. H. Downing, Portlnnd. ' W. T. Hume, Portland. 0. P. Paxton, Portland. H. T. Johnson, Portland. J. O. Thomas, Pertland: H, E. Lounsbury, Portland. Julius Low, Portland. 1. L..PnttorBon, city. James A. Boggs, Prlnevllle. Win. Meaklns, Woodburn. IL A. Rosenthal, Now York A. Selden, San Francisco. It. A. Whlto, San Francisco. K. C. Johnstone, San Francisco. Social Realm? Local T Events I In the IHIIII l ! HII-HtHIIMII II Sick Headache absolutely and per manently cured by itslng-Mokl Tea. A pleasant horb drink. Cures Consti pation and Indigestion, makes you oat, Bloop, work and happy. Satisfac tion guaranteed or money bnck. 26 cts. and 50 cts. .Write to W. H. HOOKER & CO., Buffalo, N. Y., for a freo sample. D. J. FIIY, Druggist, o i -' Tho apportionment of school money 1 to the district? In this county has been made. It amounts to $2.50 per capita, and tho amount disbursed was 43, 027.22. School district No. 21 re ceived J0729.G0. H-WfH-W-HHtHIH III I 1 1' Solo "Tho Tlo That Binds," lllus- , trntcd Bong, J. Wongor, Solo Solocted, Dr. H. O. Epley. Sacred medley Guitar and mando lin club. Vocnl duot "Ybdel Song," Mr. nnd Mrs. Wongor. Solo "I Love You In the Good Old fashioned Way," Illustrated. Duot "Go Where tho Mists Arq Sleeping," Mossrs. Wongor and Eplcy. Collection of moving platuros. Yodol song "Pence, Bo Still." Admission 2G and 10 conts. Tickets on Bale nt Burkhnrdt's book storo nnd W. -A. Llston's InBurnnce ofTlce. Fv o Nell Burgess In "The County Fair." Noll Burgess, tho pcjular comcdlnn, will appear In n rovlvnl of tho ovor popular Now England comedy drama, "The County Fair," In which ho will be soon as tho amusing old spinster, Abigail Prue. All tho features nro re produced -tho husking In tho barn, with tlie singing farm hands, nnd tho famous face horso scone. Tho latter Is a clever bit of Btago Illusion, show ing threo horses racing nt tho highest speed In full vlow of tho nudlonco, while foneos nnd lnndscapo fly past. This first-class comedy will bo pro duced at tho Salem Grand Opora Houso, Wednesday, October 8th. Seats 6n salo nt box office Wednesday at 9 a. m. Prices fl.OD, 7Gc, GOc, 3Gc. Box scnts $1.50. The Dramatized Story. Of "Tho Pcnltont," by Hull Cnlne, which comon to tho Salem Grand Op era Houso next Thursday, Odtobor 8th, It) said to bo even moro powerful In conception and dramntlc Intorest than "Tho Christian." Tho latter ,irc"-j -5s: $$fZL.' rstjjj vt1 . tf&j ., ' tawu-.rfWi.TK. INDIGESTION Is the cause of moro discomfort than any other ailment. If you cat the things that you you want, and' that are good for you, you aro distressed. Acker's Dyspopsla Tablets will make your digestion perfect and prevent Dyspepsia and Its. nttondant dlsagrco able symptoms. You can safely cat anything, nt any tlmo, If you tako ono of thoso tablets aftorward. Sold by when I take cold and GO cents. freo sample. W. H. Buffalo. N. Y. HOOKER & CO., EDUCATIONAL. JoliAitfieAJ mop roqulro trained help The modern buslneia college l a result uf imilncM requirements. Tbe buslncit man nw Ionic to tie soliool to supply hit help. Therefore, a young person now hai but w;iit oppor tuplty ofsuocetsH s In buslneu without a thorough training such at ho may secure at the ' CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEOE. Tills tohool Uv au csiabllshed reputation for supplying competent help to builncM uiod. TtiUUct vlioiiltl uiitbe overlooked by young people wheo deciding which school to attend, We offer cheap living, skillful toKChersj pleasaut rooms; In fact all the advantages one could wl.li. Betid for c-ulo;uc. W. I, STALEY, Prinolpal. Salem, Orogon. Nigllt classes Practical subjocts have been organ ized at tho Y. M. C. A. night school under thorough and compotent Instruct tors. If you aro working during tho day, and nro ambitious enough to Btudy a f w nights a wook, you ought to enter some of thoso classos. ' For Six Months' Course. Arithmetic $2.00 Bookeeplng 5.00 Commercial Law 2.00 Grammar 2.00 Practical Letter Writing 2.00 Penmanship ..2.00 Reading and Spelling 2.00 Rhertorlc 3.00 Vocal Music ...3.00 Call on the secretary for further Information. Y. M. C. A. BUILDING. Corner of Commercial and Chemeketa Streets. ART3TUIDIO Mrs. Matnlo P. Brown will resumo her teaching Septembor 22d. Arrange ments for lessons In art can bo mhdo for classes or prlrato lessons. Studio hours 2 to 5 p. m., Murphy building. "Resldenco 3 Front atreot Phouo 2305 Black. 9-22-lm. To Music Students Mini Kta P. Cox. has bemi taking a Norma (Viu'se this summer la "Miu'o IMuc tlon" the syMem uil by Mr Calvin . Cady of IKMton. This alms above all. to me awakening aiwl development of tbo student' iimstcal nature. MIm Cox will re-, story was first to bo drnmntlzod nnd In consequenco Is better known, but tho wonderful run of "Tho Penitent" at the Park Theater, Boston, glvos ev idence that this play will becomo ovon moro popular than "Tho Christian," and nn exceptional opportunity Is of fered to our thoator-goorB. Seats on Salo Thurstlny, Octobor 8th, at 9 a. m., at tho box ofllco. Prices $1.00, 7Gc, GOc, 3Gc. o May Not Come. Tho success thnt Mr. Loroylo and IiIh company Is mooting with olso whoro nnd tho numorous apiilicntioiiR for tli attraction mny be the causo of canceling tho date of his appear nnco horo until a later tlmo. Should this occur, It Is to bo rogrettod, as tho play, "Other People's Money," has boon wldvly advertised and n cancelation would disappoint a groat, mnny people. Initial Dance. Tho Indies of Viola lodge, Dogreo of Honor, gave their Initial dancing par ty for the senson Monday ovonlng. Tho party was given In tho Holman build ing. There was a largo attendance, and a splendid tlmo was reported, as Is always the enso whon tho ladles of this organization olllclato as enter tainers. Tho ladles expect to give thoso pleasant parties nt Intervals throughout tho winter. TO THE NCREDUL0US CLASSIFIED ADS There Was Never the Man who was FooleH or Humbugged He Hum bugs Himself. Entertainment at Christian Church. Tho following program will bo ron dorod at the First Christian church to night, for the bonoflt of the Junior En doavor Seciety: "Paulino" Guitar and mandolin club. Banjo solo; O. J. Hull guitar nnd auto-hnrp act. Duot "Switzerland Home," Messrs. Wongor nnd Epley. Piano solo "Rondo," Impromptu by Ioybach, Miss Claudia Chlldcrs Kodol celvo pupils In llmiu, Organ and Sight Itradln mi uimwrwpi, in ai nur siuaio, so vtot StSalem Ore. 92V loi Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. Wo havo a largo supply of School This preparation contains all of tho Supplies, at low prices. Give us a dlgeatanta and digests all kinds of call. joou. it, gives insuintrcuuiunu nuvur IU1IU IV UUrV. It) UUUWB JUU IU I'Ul Ull Anaors m, . Vflrf Atv Qtnrf the food you want, Tho most Bonslttvo Welch, prop. '"cd,lciy olurL,Uoraach8cantakoIt. By Itauso many v court sirtet. j lj10uBand8 of dyspeptics havo been rrr r ; - - iured after everything else failed. It $ . Jr . vJ Qj JM tl Q ,s unequHllcd for all stomach troubloa Waa clerk of circuit court for .! OO VOU JOOU years and haa an up-to-date abstract Prepaml only by E.o.lEVirrACo.. Chicago of .11 property . UcoU! SnfSS NEHRLYaQ Decorated Lamps that we can and will sell from $1.00 to $3.50 each. Lamps are cheaper this year; last year about same style sold fiom 25 to cenls higher. The line this year is very pretty in decoration; no dark globes or shades, If you need a lamp, come and see them. No need to purchase if not suited, but vou wjll be surprised at the prices-we ask. ' ;UjLtf ) , s j Also ask to see the qheap Crockery and plassware. Iew patterns . PERSONALS. C. A. Park wob In Portlnnd today, j f. li. Campbell Is homo from Port lnnd. M. L. Hamilton spout tho day In Portland. Mrs. W. Plcknrd Is visiting with Mends In Portlnnd, Mrs. Frank Ferroll Is visiting with iolntlvos In Brooks. Miss Leona Ryan hns gono to Rose burg for n short visit. Hon. A. S. DroBser, of Oregon City, was In tho city today, Bert Ollngor hns gono to Portland to attend a dental college. . Row J. Moullhaupt has returned from Phillips, Washington. Miss LoomlH, or Eugene, Is In tho city, tho guest of Miss Wlnstanloy. Dr. M. M. Staples bus returned from n Ult of a few weeks In San Prnnols co. Mrs. A N. Bush nnd Miss Geiiovlcve Hughes woro visitors to Portlnnd to day. Mrs. J. J. Reed has returned to Port land, nfter a visit with friends In this city. J. C. Hertz, tho clothing morchnnt, has returned from a business trip to Portlnnd. ("nil Dnmon has gono to El Paso, Texas, whoro ho will romnln for nn IndAflnlto tlmo. Senators Fulton end Brownoll woro In tho city today, and hold aomo Intor OHtlng conforoncga. Row H. A. Kotchuin, of tho First Proabyterlnn church, hns gono to Eu eoeo and Grants Pass. Miss Ethel Osborn nnd Miss Fair cltllils. who wore Snlom visitors, re turned to Portland on tho ovonlng trnln Sunday. MImi Evn HnnnofiB, who hns spoilt tho summer with friends near Snlom, has returned to her homo In Albany for tho wlntor. Row W. O. ICnntnor, pnHtor of tho First Congregational church, has re turned from a six woolen' visit to his old homo In Ponnsylvnnlu. II. G. Van Duson, of Astoria, ninHtor fish wnrdou, was In tho city today, to nttond tho monthly mooting of tho stato board of fish commissioners. Miss Manila Rundlott, accompanied by Mrs. S. G. Rundlott, has gono to Phoonlx, Arizona, to romnln for some time for tho bonoflt of hor henlth. Gnvornor and Mrs. Oeor and Hon. Z. P. Moody returnod Monday after noon from Eugene, where thoy attend ed the funeral of tho late John White alter, Mr. and Mra. H. C. Flannagnn and llttlo daughter went to Portland to day for a fow days' vIslL Mr. Plan nagan Is superintendent of the Salem street railway lines. Mr. Harry Miller and Mr. Prod Ransdull, of CorvnlllR, who were the gueaU of Miss Winnie McCarthy, at her home on Seventeenth street, left on the veiling trnln for Portland. W. II. Dancy nnd Bert Waller wont to Gervnls this morning to reinstate the telephone plant of their company. The local oxchnngo was entirely de ttroyed In the fire of Sunday night. Jack Ryan went to Itosoburg this morning, where to morrow he will par tlcifiate In a trap shooting tourna ment, to be held under the auspices of the Iloseburg Gun Club, In connection with the Southern Oregon district fair. Mr. A. II. Waterman, of Spokane, is la the city, the guest of her sister. Mm. W. R. Anderson, and brother, M. L. Hamilton. Mrs. Waterman former ly reelded here, but has not visited the city for twelve years. She expect to spoiul the winter here. Adjutant-Ooneral Gantonbeln, O. P. Btebe and Colonel James Jackson, member of tho stato military board. The human rnco affords In Itself a most singular study. Thero aro nmong tho many clnsBos of thinkers, thoso who reposo too much confldonco In others, too llttlo confldonco In thorn solves, or no confldonco In anything. Tho mnn who knows It all himself, tho man who thinks somebody olse knows It all. Tho egotist and the simpleton and the skeptic. Recognizing tho fact that pcopla require moro substantial evidence than moro words and prom ises, Dr. Dnrrln resorts to tho most le gitimate method of ndvcrtislng him solf by advertising his cUros. That thoso among tho community may bo offered an opportunity or Investigat ing before calling In purson upon tho doctor, tho following names nro pub lished, bearing uvldenco of tho doc tor's ability nnd skill, ns well as suc cess. J. V. Van Osdol's daughter, Salem, discharging enrs and donfnoss, cured. B. O. Dovo'b daughter, West Salem, diabetes and kidney trouble, curt'd 1G years ngo. S. It. Ramp's son, 373 Marlon streot, Salem, catnrrh, cured. P. H. Holm, 217 Commercial streot, Snlom, catnrrh, cured. J. W. Pnto, Jefferson, Or., rhounin tlsm nnd dlabotOB, roBtorotl. Reuben Loo nnd wlfo Turner, Or., sciatic rhounintlsm nnd cough, ro stored. Mrs. Georgia MIIob, Pratum, Or., onncorous tumor In tho breast, rapidly disappearing. Mrs. C. Pfennig, Salem, vnrlcoso uj cors on both limbs,' restored. B. Baxter, Parry streot, Summ. tu mor, cured. Miss I. Ashford, Woodburn, Or., dis charging onr, cured, II. P. RIiiko, Gorvnls, Or., discharg ing onr? cured. J. S. Hoston, Snlom, liver complaint mid dyspopsln, cured. Miss I;. Stntifleld, 323 Mill street, Snlom, cured 10 yonrs ngo of donf iiess nnd discharging onr, cured. A. 0. Bynrs, Independence, Or., total deafness, one oar cured In two hours, the other In two mouths. Frod Neckormann, Snlom, weakness optic norve of the oye, pain In oyo balls and cutiirih, rem to rod. Miss Nettle Durfoo, Shuw, Or., donf nofls and granulated oyos. Hor fathor, C. R. Durfoo, doafnoss 23 yonrs, curod. Ollvor Boors, Hitlom, pain In tho back, kldnoy nnd liver complaint, curod, John II.- Smith. Woodburn, discharg ing ears, cured. Mrs, Job Mallards, Rnlcni, deaf. Hess, ami llttlo dtiughtor cured of dis charging onrs and catarrh. Dr. Darrl ii can bo aonsultddfroo nt WlllamoUjO Hotel, Salum, 'until No vember 1st, Prom 10 u. m, foil p. in. dally. Tho poor freo, except modi clnos. Thoso willing to pny nt half fonnur prices. Advertisements, five lines or less, in this column lflscrtedttiree times for 25c. 50c week.si.50 a month. All over five lines at the same rate. WANTED. Wanted. Agent to sell ono of tho heat houBohold articles ovor put out. Only thoao that aro reliable noed apply. Room 17, Willamette Hotel. 10G-Dt Wanted. Ten teams, to haul gravol, at once; enn mako $3 to $4 per day. Inquire of R. Drunk, Eola. 10-l-.1t iiecoraor. UN PACIFIC DKPAnT run Chicago Portland Special 9.-00 a. n via Huntington Worth. Omaha, Kanma uA7'.J""""i Chicago and Kast. Wanted. To borrow ?1G00 on good ronl estate security, from ono to live years. Address "J. P." Jour nal olllco. 10-1-tf Wanted. A girl to do housework; small family; good pay. Call at Cronlso Studio, over Now York Itackot. 9 22-tf Wanted Everybody to try Oregon Foot Ease for all foot allmonta. Once trlod alwaya used. Ask your druggist or sond 2Gc. S. L. Hayes. Halaoy, Ore. 6-2l7tf LOST AND FOUND. Found Two enclosures of valuable papers of Washington Llfo lusurnnco Co. Call at Journal olllco, and pay for ad. lOC-tf Lost. Watch charm, shape of horse's hoof, and mounted with tillver plate. Return to Bill Andoison nnd gut rownrd. 10-3t-tf Good Housekeepers Should know whoro the bust and mot wholosomo broud and pastry enn bo found. They all say I ho Ploneei Unkery Is tho place. Itftpeclnl sale on dnws hats and street lints Wednesday from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m., New York Millinery Parlors, Nn. 317 Commercial stroeL lO-TjBt Rev. Goo. W, Stpno. field secretary for the Pacific ilepnrtmopt of the Unl tarian church, who occupied the local Unltailuu pulpit ftundny evening, loft today for Santa Cruz. California. SURE CURE FOR PILES (tailing Piles produce molsturo and cause Itching, this form, as well n Blind. Blooding or Protruding Pllof are curod by Dr. Dosan-ko'a Pile Rom edy, stops Itching and bleeding. Ab sorbs tumors. GOc n Jar at drugglsU or senc by uinll. Treatise free. Write me about your rase. Dr. Ilosankt Philadelphia, Pa. For Bale at Di Stouo'u drug stores o Bankruptcy Notice, In the District Court of the United Htutw, for the District of Oregon. In the mutter of William Short, bank rupL No. 062 In MnUruptey. To the creditors or William Short, of Salem. In the county of Marlon, and district aferesaid: Notice Is hereby given that on the 1st day or October, 1108. the said Wll Ham Short was duly ndjtidlcated bank rupt, upon bis own petition, and that Yokohama TeaS r W - PhoS 2411 Black. Roasters of Good Coffee. toisi J 'STfilL Qelivary Ifiu firat muiitlflir nt lilu nvajMtttv tvltl rtfiirned to Portland this morning. . , u Sf. . f. "f "V,01!?.- Oremm. on Che 18th day of Or, quarterly meeting of the board In this ',,. ,... ,A ,.,. ,.. .... .." t m. i i...uin.. . .-.., """ '"- wKiiMja ,u inn iuio W ' '". ..... wiaiirauuni nann ut uhll. !,.. l.a ul.l tHir..... wgnofnmtlneoharaeter. In,?y aHemJ irflV0 Wr pJa,i)(,4 BJ Ipqjnt triW, ftxarnlns the hanRriipt Acts Immedfatejy Jjinfl transaot tnioli olhar luisinesra r j . n FOR 'RENT. For Rent. Unfurnished lfousokceplng rooms, 477 Commercial street, 10-l-Gt FORESTERS OF AMERlOACOurt Sherwood Foroaters No. in. Mect9 rlday night In Turner block. Harry WatBon,O.H.; A.LUrown, Sec, HnlMnt,8 No' 18 K"" P-Castle Hall In Holman block, corner SUU and Liberty streets, Tuesday ol each week nt 7:30 p. m. ry T, PHY8ICIAN8; imAlmm hI...J1.s"T " ,"" ""''I F"aiCian and aurnnn Office In Qray block. Rooms 7 and v. mono si. Atlantid .Eiproa 8.BO p. n. tla Hunt- logton Btraul Fast Mall oJ8pj m. Tia JIMB8CIICPULE3 Prom 1'ortiAad, or, ARRIVB FHOM ?!' lke, Denver Ft Worth. Omaha, Kansas Cltr.St. Louis, Chloigo WM ftl Uht Walla"Wa7li,TeTwrT; BiKiltano. Wallaeo, I'ulll man, Minneapolis St. Bpoltano Ohleago, aud Kai. 4:S0'ii in. 8il0a.m 79 " HOURS s7-) Ai PORTLAND TO CHICAGO L, o Chante of Cars OCEAN AND RIVER 8CHBDULD From Portund 8 p.m. wwi ajjti ,i,xiju.m OSTEOPATHY. Dr. L. E. WyckofLsnd Dr. Grace AI brlaht. Twenty uionUiB graduate? of tho American School of Oateop athy, Kirksvllle, Mo.' Dr. Wyckoff Is tho only twenty months' gentlomau graduato In Salem. Odd Follows' Temple. 'Phono Main 2721. For Rent. Pine grain and stock larm, 300 ncroB; modern houso, with water piped Into sntno; fino orchard and garden. Also 175 ncros or fine cattlo pnsturo, wltl. plenty of wntor. Heavy team, good hack, low har ness, farm ImpIomontB. Jorsoy cow for sale. Address 13. C. Ball, Tur ner, Oregon, It. P. D. No. 3. 9-12-tf Dr. M. T. 8choettle-Qraduato Ameri can School of Oatoojithy, Kirks vllle, Mo, Office In Tioga block, over the Spa. Office hours 8:30 to 11:30 and 1 to 4. Office phono No. 2123 Rod resilience phono 2603 Rod. " " II ! Ill u FOR 8 ALE. For Sale or Trade. Houso and lot In suburbs of Portland for Salem prop erty, or acreage. Inipilro nt Journal olllco. 10-4-tf Top Buaay and Catt For Sa'e. At n bargain. Call on J. L. Froelnnd, 1511 State street. 10-2-lw A Real Estate Snap. Tho right person with only a llttlo money can get a good now farm, 80 aores cultivated, 40 acres pasture, fair house, good burn, noar four good towns. A rare plok-up for somebody. Mrs. U. G. LongBworth, Turner, Or, t)-8-lm For 8ale, Fnmlly rosldoncn, lnrgo grounds, within two blocks of the capltol; also Ohlokorlng square pi ano for rant. Inquire nt Journal of fice. 8-2Gtf TONSORIAL AND BATHS. Ryan's Shaving Parlors. Seven first class barbers engoRed. Finest batt rooms In city. Wo uso antlsopUt Rterlllzor. J, Ryau, Prop. Evens' Barber Shop. Only flrst-olasi shop on Stato street Every thing now and upto-dato. Finest porcelain baths. Bhive, lBe: hair-cut, 26o. bnUis, 2Go. Two first-class boot blacks. C. W. Evans, proprlotor, C. H. MAOK Succossor to Dr. J. M. Keeno, In Whlto Cornor, Salem, Orogon. Pnrtlot desiring suporlor operations at mod orato foo Ui any branch are In oBpecla roqueaL HOTEJL BJLK. Elk City, Llscoln Counfr. E. M. MAY8, Prop. Fall soaBon for hunting and fishing now opon. Finest trout and big game In Oregon. An Ideal placo for a weolc'a outing. Trolling for salmon, sea trout. salmon trout and still flahlng now at Its host. Good table, board aud beds. 8-2G-2md For 8ale or Part Trade. My 20-acro homo at Frultlaud, 3 mllos enst of asylum; good G-room frame houso, newly papered nud painted; 12 acres In cultivation; good bam; 3 acres of orchard (variety); CO rods to church, storo and school; good water, nice location. Terms to suit, or will tako half In Snlom Inside property. Prlco $1700; also have 3 good miloii cowh for snlo. call orilaggago to all parts of the city write to W. II, H. Dunklo nt Taylor's I'rompt service. Tolop&oua No. 211, CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Moots all mall and paasengor trains Market, on Court streot. 9-22-lm HQMYEIl fllKDRlCK. Hop Cloth About 4000 yards at cost prlco to closo out. . Get what you ! want nt cost. P. Levy, Salem, Ore gon. dw-9-22-lm SOULK DROS. SSSk. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS MISCELLANEOUS. 8llver Qloss 8tove Polish Is free from acids, dirt, dust and offensive smell, It Is onslly applied and easily re moved from hands, and the only successful polish for airtight heut PORTLAND OR ForSs wliVs Saleta sad vltloltj ordtrs at uir Music Store. Barr's German Salye IKJi itl,.LIi sill A.ila i.r I.V..I.yA era and Itiisslnn pnpe. Manufactured Draws 4 Irenes out ofUme lisuk, and J. Hawlev. or Portland. Ore- orawa eiivorsoai oi noeii wiuon oitec , . . ... . ... . breukolf too short to pull Hticku Ilk' -iir emu i,r i-.ur viuuipuur. ui g,lt,klni pa,tor. Try It am ty, and It. M. Wade & Co. In novwr be without. Ily riisllS by D. gon. For thnt olty all tholr Btoros 0-ll-lm You will always find the cluteost moats and groceries ut the b west prices at Edward's & LiiBcher'i', 40G ami 410 State street. 'Phone c-ders glvon special attention. and you wll WM. For 8l at BARR'S JEWELRY STORE 120 State Street. Salem, Ore. S, C. STONE, M. D. PH0MIET0H OP HOP BUYERS' DIRECTORY. STONE'S DRUG STOHcb WMT BROWN 4 CoT I fops, mohair, 8ALEM, ORECON. wool, hop groweiu' HiipplloH. No. j.lfl Hturd8(two In numberlare locateo 220 Commert-lal street, tiulem, Ore- at 0 235 aud 207 Cowmorolal st. gon. Phono 1301. un Bre well stooked with a complott 0.0. SCHUCKINQ-Hop buyer. Phone "0 ol drugs aud MM Stato street, Salein. Dallr except HUnJaj iMn. Saturday 10 p. m. All tailing dates sulijoct Foranyranclnoo flail orery i days COUJMMA WYKIl ToAatorla anl War Undlngi i p. ra 4 pm. sxibun'-j WILLAMETTB RIVER Stoamor Ruth leaves Balmn (or Port-landandwaylandlnKBonTue'dayJllure-daya and HaturdayB.abcut7 a. m. For Oorvallls nd way landings, Mondays, Wednesdays nnd Fridays at about 5 p. tn. A.L.0RAIQ, M P.BALDWIN, Gon. Pass. Anl. Agt. O. B. A N. dock Portland, Oro. 8alom, Or Through personally conducted tour ist sleeping earn between Portland and Chicago once a week, and between Og don and Chicago three times a wook, via tho Sconlo lino. Through Standard sleeping cars dally between Ogdon and Chicago, via tho Scenic lino. Through Standard sleeping "can dally betweon Colorado Springs and 8L Louis. , Through Standard and tourist' alocp Ing cars dally botweon Ban Francisco and Chicago, via Los Angoles and El Paso. Through Standard stooping cars and chnlr cars dally botweon St. Paul-and Chicago. Bo sure that jour ticket reads via tho Groat Rock Inland Routo. , Tho boot and most reasonable din ing car sorvlca, lug car sorvlco. For Information T. J,. CLARK, Tinv. Pass. Agent. L. B. GORMAN. Gen. Agt.. 250 Aider St.. Portland. Or. HlaMIIIlKSMlMBMlBMlW Main 1311. Ofllco. In Bayne block, ",c ,e Ve.- ,. - ;--,,- Hrnrn mmm HfiiMfii .w - .. . - - the praotlco of meuioine u nu SQUIRE FARRAR. Hop marchaiit umkw no chsrgo for conuultatlon, e and purchnBlng agent. No. 21u aruluutlon or prescription. uommerrini street, tipHtaus, wniem, Oregoii VPhono 1061. FABER AND NEI8. Hop merchants. HUlt VYinU OAHU U. Otllce In Ilush-Breymau Bldg.. also NVw na 0( Chinese 'and Jupatiwc BiAlbany, Oregon. Telephone Main dry mka Iimd8 p " . ' i,s,,u whiia underwear of all kind T. A. LIVESLEY 4 CO. Dealers In WrlinMfi i, .klrts. geats ans tinny i,tl h,,i. ml ,.. 'Plwiliu 1 91 1 WntpjWm, . iMilen' furiilslilag svwds. nUtvm. M" tlrtg. etc.. for wile very shsas. 110 Btate Street, Hnlem, Or. hups am! hup supplies. 'Phone 11111. office room 18 Oberhelm bldg., Sa eom, Oregon J. CARMICHAEL. Hap buyer, offleo In Bimh-Breynian building. Sulum, Oregon. Samplea of choice hops so licited from all growers. Through Scenic Colorado Good wav east? Uf course It Is, It takes you through Salt Lake City and Denver, past the grandest scenery oil tho continent At Dunvsr you get aboard a Burllngtgit Flyor that hinds you at Omaha, Clil- rugo, Kansas City or Bt. Iiiils, safely, quickly and comfortably. Through sleeping ears dally Odgen to Chloage. Dining cars and library -srs east of Denver. A. C. SHELDON. General Aoerit, too Third St- Portland. Or. IfMaBRHaiBUflBiaiftMM Corvallis k EasternR trim aJMfi to them white )Ilii oft tfttr iflg. .- I AbuW ftv TSrUTii: WW i ff-WiOr., Ostaber 0, 1902. frlr. Otv llfniH CfHia-ti f;s fitritHl and U. Uata, M. SBH1! lunar troubla , VVlttUX. 'gba, kb, 5feii r I ! JOHN IJAYNB. 'Refree In Bankniptoy. LILIENTHAL OROS-Hpp miueJiauU H. J. ottenhelmnr, manager. QUIQ& N. E. corner Couimsreial und Htut streets (upstairs') ; 'photia Main 40). PAUL R. O. HORST & LACHMUNO CO. Hop meroiiants. cornor State and Commercial streets (upstairs), Salem. 'Phono Main 841. Dranau oflljees: North Yakima, Wash,; Hantu Rosa, Sacramento, Cat; Puy. alluji. Wash.; Ht. Jiuls, Mo. Iiuls lchmund. general matiageft , CATLIN 4 LINN Hon buvom ii,,,. 8. Bush-DryinaH blfeck. Bulem. Ore gon. 'Phone 1431. I O. G T, Co's PAS6CiGER STUAMErS Pomona and Altona Usvea for I'ortlana dally exefpt Hunday at 7 a. m. IrfuIckTIme.CIieap.Rat&s 'iViWMU Tims Card No. 20. No. 2 For Yaqulsa; Leave Albany l?lix p P1 Lsavwt Corvallis V.lft P. Arrives Yaqulna 5;3G-p, w. No. 1 Returning: T Leave Yaquijja TlOO a, , leaves CorvailU 11:00 a, m, Arrives Albany 1?;16 p m, No. 3 Pur Detreit: Leav-ts Albaay 1:00 p. ra. Arrives Detroit 6: p. W. No. 4 Prom Detroit. Leave Detroit :80 a. m. Arrives Albany tl:05 , nu time to connect with the S. 1. south bound train, ft weJJLM giving two or three hour h AlKaoy heforo d partura of 8. P. north bound train. Train No. 3 connect with the S, p. trains at Corvollla and Albany giv ing direct servlee to Newpoct,and ad latent beaches. , . . Train 3 for Detroit, Brejtenlujh nd other mountain resort letny at 1:00 p. ui.. after the arrival W th Southern Pactfle aeuth boiw4 trata from Portland, reaching Detroit at 3. Turner, Afc-saL Albany. Mfr. , IL II. OroalsB, Alt, WCWlWi VN f.-Tt.nimrTnr" ""T""is'h SJTttlWIIW