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Newspaper Page TextTHk DAILY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTO&ER 22 1002. "?-" il ' ' -, n' '. ""- " ' ii i "" llMMK 4ttaAJ35!m Curtains and Carpets,.., abxCTiV. B. JSM( 2WffiWjMK w4?T3fc .28 '" - 5rjf. " i-i MT . g&STMti The-most meritorious lines ever shown in Salem See our Art Squares and Rugs. nil? r Anon 7nnuonTif m II HOM II 111 10 Next to P. 0. 308 Commercial St. -Store at Salem and Albany.. HARRITT & LAWRENC -8ELL- More Tomatoes and Better Tomatoes thai! Anybody AND EVERYTHING IN SEASON FOR HOUSEKEEPERS IN THE COM- 8EASO' OLD P. O. GROCERY. Chop! Chop! Chop! Tiresome, isn't it, to get down the chopping bowl and knife and prepare something for the next meal ? But the tiresome method is out of date. You can do the work with Sargent's Gem Food Choppe r and do it better with but little labor. The Gem chops all kinds of food in coarse, medium or fine pieces, as de sired. Useful in the preparation of substantial and desserts. You need it in your kitchen every "day. R. M. XOA.7& S3L CO.. Satfm. Jism 7 E) Vi - m eruptions Dry, moist, Bonly tetter, nil forma of eczema or stilt rheum, pimples and other cutaneous eruptions pro ceeel from humors, either Inher ited, or acquired through defeotlvo digestion and nsshnilallon. To treat theso eruptions with drying medicines Is dangerous. f ho thing to do is to help tho system discharge tho humors, and strengthen It against their return. Hood's Sarsapurllla parmnnentlr cured J. U. Illne. Frank, 111., of ucxenia, from which be had suffered for some time; ami Mia Alylua Wolter. Dox 212, Alcona, Wis., of pirn pie's on her fut-u and back and chafed skin on ber body, by which iha had. been isreatly troubled. There arc more testimonials In favor of this great medicine than can be published, Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises to euro and keeps tho promise. Don't put off treatment. Buy a bottlo of Hood's today. WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS C. V T. Koch Chicago, W. 1 Smith, San Francisco. C. W. Hawxhurst, San FranalseO. .1. P. Lockwood, Portland. 11. V. Ooddnrd, Portland. C. A. Mnboouf, Portland. A. J. I.olnnd, Portland. 4 ' .). II. Hanks, Portland. P. McKorchor, Portland. W. H. Morrow. Portland, C. P. Clnpp, Forest Grove. II. linmllton, llrownsvlllo. Miss Ellon Hamilton, Hrownsvllle. W. C. Guthrie, Chlango. II. E. Schmidt and wife, Dryad. Wn, I.. A. Kelly, Jefferson. Mrs. L. A. Kelly and Children, JofTer son. H. S. Huntington, The Dalles. W. O. Howoll, Portland. Clias. II. Lane, Portland. J. V. Ualloy, Portland. Wallace McCamant, Portland. P. K. Guonnld, Portland. C. W. Cattam, San Francisco. Wm. L. Goodwin, San Francisco. Henry M. Ahrnma, Sun Francisco Mrs. M. F. Farnhnni, Forest Grnva, Hoy W. Ijgan, Moro, Or. Holit. Ashford, Woodhtirn. : $3,000,000 mntt:mtt:t:umtuummn:ttmmtttmttmmnnmmxumnutttutttxn8mmn Worth of 80-pound steel rails, 50 new locomotives, and 55 new coaches, chair JVWJWV cars, dining and cafe cars Is the record Wabash R.R. During the past year, mal.lns It tho most modern and up-to-dnto If railroad in the country. Travel over It ami enjoy the finest equip ment on earth. C. S. Crane, Gen. Pass. ArL, St. Louis, Mo. Ross C. Cllno, Pacillc Coast Pas. AgL, Lob Angeles, 5al. UWttim:msm::mmmmmm:mimwtmj:wimumKm:mwmmRJttMm:i EDUCATIONAL. 2X JMUfrftJ Ui Are not held by incompetents. nimiitlon iinl nrafarmont III business Is tho result of ttbl'IlT to do. At this iclioul W the ti-sltilaco to otititln tho knowledge of bow tn do. There Is an Increasing demand foro upetsnt help, I'orMini ceinplellui: tho business and shorthand couiri'S at the capital business college. ran secure employment Vnrelevon years but one yoUng man lias RraduAtvd from our slioit hand department after lint romplellns tho buslneu course. Why? llecau e all loiik petitions liefoto rwAdy to Riaduste. It (mts but llltlo to secure a us.iuto education compatcJ to tho Unctlts ilorlvi'il Send tor catalogue. OH W. I. 8TALEV. Principal. Snlom, Oroiton. Hit IH- tt IIIHII 1 H-t-H-frfrhf '' Local Events Inthe t-H IIIHII IHHHIHMflht Social Realm? To Alusic Students Mist Kvu V. Cox has boon tskliiK Normal C'lii'Sj in In summer In Music Kduca Hon" t'o system ud by Mr Calvin II, Cdy of Iloston This alms above all, to the nw4kenln and devolopmuul or the siuloul'H mnilcal nature. Mli Oix will to colro pupils In I'lann, Orgun and sight Uendlug ouor after-Sept. Will at her studio, ass Front HtiUlero Oio. U!lm ARTSTUDIO Mrs. Mamlo P. Brown will resumo lir teaching Soptembor 22d. Arrange mentafor losHona In art can be mado for classes or private lessons. Studio hours 2 to 5 -p. m., Murphy bulldlnff. Residence 4G3 Front street. I'hona 2305 Dlack. 9-22-lin. Night classes Practical aubjocts havo been organ ized at tho V. M. C. A. night school under thorough and competent Instruc tors. If you are working during tho day. and aro ambitious enough ta study it f w nights a week, you ought to enter soma of theso olassos. For Six Months' Course. Arithmetic. $2.00 Bookeeplng 5.00 Commercial Law 2.00 Grammar .... 2.00 Practical Letter Writing , ZOO Penmanship 2.00 Reading and Spelling 2.00 Rhertorlc 3.00 Vocal Music 3.00 Call on the secretary for further Information. O H. MACK Successor to Dr. J. M. Keono, in Whlto Corner, Salem, Oregon. Parties desiring suporlor operations at mod erate foe In any branch are In espocla, request Our Advertisements are ALWAY8 INTERESTING. Read them. Barr'a Jewelry Store. HUIE WING SANG CO. Chinese and Japanose fancy and dry goods. All kinds of Bilk and wool goods. Mako up lino lino of ladles' whlto underwoar of all kinds, waists, wrappers, skirts, gent's ami ladlos' furnishing goods, mnttlngs, handker chiefs, dishes etc., for sale very cheap. CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Meets all mall and passenger trains. Baggage to all parts of the city Prompt service. Telephone No. 241. HOMYER & HEDltlCK. Y. M. C A. BUILDING. Corner of Commercial and Chemeketa Streets. S0ULE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS PORTLAND OR f'orSsltm sad vfclnin esve orders at Ceo Will's MosU Store S. C.STONE, M. D. PROPBIEIOB OH STONE'S DRUG STORES SALEM. OREGON. The 8toras(two In numberjare located ; v-J:Zri iT t ,at No. 235 ana za uommerciai su, j O I B l fcS J FV. and are well stocked with a complete I lino 01 arugg auu wtnuviuiu, wiici I articles, perfumery, brushes, etc., tU UBU BUIUU 4U JVUIB OiJicnnuLO iu the practice of medicine and now makes no cbargo for conoulUtion, ex amlnstlnn or prwsnrlntion Elk City. Lincoln County, E. M. MAYS, Prop Pall season for hunting and fishing now opun. Finest trout and big game in Oregon. An ideal place for a week's outing. Trolling for salmon, sea trout, salmon trout and still fishing now at Its best. Good table, board and beds, ft 2C-Jmd BOOKS REDUCED. All books on our shelVM redused. Pletutf s our window. Anaa.a . yftkh. Prop. The Variety Store 9 Court Street Woven Wire Fencing Tb,a fonce that fences. Once up, stays up. Speolal price duriag Octob er. Car will arrlvo about October SSth. Place your order at once, and bAve money. WALTER M0RLEY flcm Fence Works. JB. F. JONES Attorney at Law Toledo, Oregon. Was clerk of olroult court for U years and baa an up-to-date abstract of all property In Lincoln county... hteusfoff Bros. i ucaiera in i-.v biuvf Wbolosalo and retail butchers and packers. All kinds- of freslr and salt meats. Fine sausages, bams, bacor and lard. 31 Commercial strsst A Wedding Anniversary. Mondnj evening a marry party of friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ileckctt, at their pleasant homo on tho Wnllaco road, Sunday, October 10th, being tho ilftoonth anniversary of their wedding day. Tho surprlsod hofltosa wns laughingly forced Into the parlor, whilo hor neighbors, laden with baskets of provisions, took forc ible possession of pantry and dining loom. I.ntor, under the nble direction if Mrs. John Korgtison, a delicious lunch was sorvod. One beautifully decorntod cake, mado by tho Misses Stonohrlnk, was tho occasion of much merriment, nil declaring It too pretty to bo enten. It wns finally cut and stood admirably tho "proof of the pudding" tost. Ono of tho gentlemen developed nn appotlto for swoeUt nt onco comical and alarming, so much so that his doyotod little wife came nobly to tho roscuu and savod him from llladvlsod lnd friends, who In sisted upon heaping his plate with "plzon' 'things. , Games, rocltntlnus, rendliiKR and music furnished untmtalninont for all. A second cotemony wns not insisted upon, as nil goultl soo that tho "knot" had been woll kt'A In the Hint place. Their union has beon blessed with throo stalwart sons, rapidly approach ing manhood. When wo viewed tholr happy faces we could not but reulUo that "It Is not good for man to bp alono." Among the gifts wu noticed a hand- .. nM..nnl .I'fitn. Dnl llf UrlnOU ffll1t dish, plcklo Jar, vase, nut dish, ate. The unexpected prosence of the hos ! toes' mothor, Mrs. Southwlok, wns a j pleasant feature of the occasion. The Invited guests were: Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Her, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Gil bort. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. McMillan. Mr. nnd Mrs. Clyde Ueckot. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Temple man. Mr. and Mrs. 1W. I.uce. he Misses Stonehrlnk, Miss Wlckle Swart. Mr. A. L. Gorman, Miss Zeldn German. Miss Mabel German, Mrs. Southwlok, Mr. Frank Olsen. Mr. Fred Olsen, Miss Nolllo Taylor, Mrs. Cutler, Mr. Oscar Cutlor, MIse Jeesie Cutler, Mr. John Ferguson, Jr., Miss Bmlly I.uce. Miss Alice Fields, Mr. Russell Fields. Miss Vosta Gardnor, Mrs. L. D. Welds. Miss Greta McMillan. Master Floyd McMil lan. Master Willie McMillan, Mr. Itus soil Recket. Mr. Iferl lieekett, Mr. Catl Ileckett. PERSONALS. S. V. ThompsoM has itHrBi frtMrt a trip to Portland. C. II. Lane, of Portland, hi attending a few days In Xalani. Wallace McCamant, an atlortw of Portland, Is In the city. K. C. Cross has gone to Nlrhols. Douglas county,' for a hunt. J. A. Sellwood went to Portland to day, to remain until Saturday. J. W. Ywiiik was In Oervale toitay, looking after butHlla; rantrocta. Dr. T. a Bmltli. Jk, has limpt from a litislnees trip to HHHJF& Mrs. ImvU Tartle' ka rtrM to HI. rospoclively, of tlio Stnyton city govornmont, returned to tho city on tne Snutlam this morning, lmvlng boon In tlu city ns witnesses for tho city In the, (lainngo suit brought against that municipality by G. D. Trotter, a mdr chaTit of that place. II. W. Stoddard, of Portland, repre senting tho Uurllngton railroad, was In the city today, looking nftor tho se curing of transportation of a share of the Orogon hop crop over tho line ho represents. Miss Myrtle Huclinnnn nnd Mrs. C. D. I.ntouretto, of Oregon City, nro in tno city, attending the sessions of the stnto association of Congrogntlonal churches. They aro tho guests of Mrs. M. N. Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. II. I). Miller arrived In the city today, and Mr. Miller will nd drpss a meeting of Salem's citizens this evening nt the city hull under tho nusplces of the Salem Push Club. Mnsy Harris, tho New York export on hops, vt nl loft today for his Eastern home. He has has boun on the coast for several days looking nf tor hops for his house. 0. A. Westgate, a prominent citizen of Albany, nild tho nowly-nppolntod member of the stnto hoard of agricul ture, was In tho city Tuosdny after noon. Miss iteiuoh Holland has roturuud from Poitlnnd. whoro for sevoinl months she has beun employed as a nurse In tho North Pacific Sanitarium. Mrs. K. L. Powor, of Lebanon, who has been visiting nt tho home of W. It. Powor, In this city, wont to Port land today to continue her visit. S. P. Kimball, the prune grower, wont to Portland today. Mr. Kimball snys that lio will today finish the har vesting of his crop of prunes. W. II. Uyars was In Glendale this week to attend to business in his Hue. Mr. Ilynrs mado tho orlglnnl survey of tno tq,wnsito of Glendale. President J. II. Coleman, of WHlam etto University, nnd Itov. John Par sons, of tho First Methodist church, went to Portland today. J. D. Simmons, ropresontntlvo-olect to the state legislature from this county, wns In the city todny from his homo nonr Monitor. Hew Mao H. Wallace moderator elect of the stato convention of Con gregational churchos, arrived Jn this city Tuesday. Miss Josslo Crolghttm left today for Joseph, IftiHtcrn Oregon, whoro she will spond a mouth visiting with friends. Mrs. O. L. Dnrllug hns returned from Hubbard, whence she accompanied hoi hiiBband Tuesday for n recuperative visit. Mrs. Kills II. Haulam, or Portlnnd, Is In tho city for n visit with her moth er, Mrs. L. P. Admits, In North Salem. Mrs. Sophia Scott has returned to h'r homo nt Itnttlo Mountain, Novnda nrier a visit with Mends In this city T. D. Rowland, who has been visit ing his brother, h. S. Rowland, In this city, has returnod to Portland. II. Gates Cochran has returned from Detroit, whoro ho was stationed this summer us ti forest ranger. Ud. Fnno went to Roseburg today, whom ho will assist In tho mnnnKC mont of n rostaurnnt. W. O. Howell, land agent for the Astoria & Columbia railroad, Is in the city from Portlnnd. Hon. J. K. Weathurford, nn nttor noy of Albany, was In tho city today. A GOOD DEAL OF NONSENSE About "Blood Purifiers" and "Tonics. Kvery drop of blood, ovcry bone, nerve and tissue In the body can be renewed in but one way, and that Is, from wholesome food properly digest ed. Thais Is no other way and the Ides that a medlolue In itself can purify the blood or supply new tissues and strong nerves Is ridiculous and oh a par with Uitf fol.tle-rol that dyspeiwda or Indi gestion Is a sorm disease or that other fallacy, that a weak stomach which refuses to dlgsst food can be made to do so by IrrltatiiiR and Inflaming the bowels by pills and cathartics. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets euro Ih- digestion, sour stomach, gas and bloat ing after meals, because thoy furnish the digestive principles which weak stomachs lack, and unless tho ' defi ciency of pejisln and diastase is sup plied It Is useless to attempt to cure stomach trouble by the use of "ton ics," "pills" and "cathartics" which have absolutely no digestive imwar, and their only effect Is to give a tem porary stimulation. One grain of the active principle In Stuart's DysiieiMla Tablets will digest S00O grains of meat, eggs and similar foods, and experiments have shown that they will do this in a glass bat tie at a proper temperature, but, of course, are much more effective in the utcuMub. There Is probably iui remedy so uni versally used as Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, because It is not only the sick and ailing, but well people who use them at every meal to insure perfect digestion and assimilation of the food. People who ettjoy fair health take SWHart's Tablets as regularly as they tak their meals, because they want Trotter Gets $500Damages The Jury In tho case of (I. D. Trot ter, the Stnyton merchant, ngnlnst tho city of Stnyton, to recover $2G0O for al leged damages snld to havo been suf fered by the plaintiff from tho chang ing by the city of tho boundaries of ret tain stroots of tho municipality, re turned a verdict for tho plaintiff In the sum of $600. Judge Huruett, In homing tho enso .Tuesday afternoon, ruled na Inadmis sible the recordB of the council of the city of Stnyton, holding that tho Rnme were entltoly Irregular and void. It Is not known thnt tho city officers will nppeal the casu, tho matter being under utlvlscmont. John A. Carson and O. G. IJInghatu, attorneys for Mr. Trotter, gnvo notlco thnt tney will ap peal the caw as regards tho action of the city council in ru-cstnbllBhlng Its street boundaries. They Will have the Bnme considered by tho circuit court on a writ of review proceeding. This step Is considered necessary by tho plalntllf that ho may recover posses sion or tho land that tho city has ap propriated, before the title of tho same as a natural course of ovunts, reverts to the city. Tho case, us disposed of, was a victory for the plaintiff, Hluce ho will recover ?600 dumnges, nud, under the ruling of tho court ns to the proceedings of tho Stnyton council, ho will probably lecovor possession of the propci ty that has been In dispute. u C. 13. Fuller, one of Stato streot's rustling grocers, went to Kugotio todny. $100 teward $100. Tho readers of this papor will bo pleased to learn thnt thcro is nt least ono dreaded c. seise that science has been nun to euro In nil its stages and that Is catarh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is tho only positive euro now known to tho medical frntotnlty. Catarrh be ing a constitutional dlse.iso, requires a constitutional trcatmonL Hall's Catarrh Cure Is takon intornally, net Ing directly upon tho blood and mu cous surfaces of tn system, thoroby destroying tho foundation of tho ills-o-'.bo, and gWJng tlu patLnt Btrongth by building up tho constitution nnd as sisting nature in doing its work. Tho proprietors havo much fnlth in Us cur allvo powors, that they offor Ono Hun dred Dollars for any caao that it falls to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address, F. J. CHKNKY & CO,, Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, 70 cents. Hull's Family Pills aro tho best, o C'olhurn llurrell, nn Oirgon pioneer of 1840 died nt the home of his daughter In Poitlnnd, Monday. Acker's Dlood Elixir positively Cures Chronic Dlood Poisoning and all Scrofulous affoctlons. At all times a matchless system tonic and purifier. Money refunded If you aro not satls llod. COo. and $1.00. D. J. Fry, Drug bJbL o A Corvallls man sent 25,000 pounds of Cnscara bark to San Francisco recently. TWENTY YEARS TRIAL. There nro lots of good things tho doc tors know nothing about. Wo fro (juontly euro puoplo of dlsunsu after tho doctors havo given them up. It tho disease comes from over work, dissipation, of exposure, cunning woak and watery blood, and loss of IIobIi uud strongth, wo havu tho one sure reme dy in Dr. Gunn's Dlood nud Nerve Tonic. These tablets takon with meals turn tno food into rich rod blood, making strong stonily norves, nud increasing tho strongth, building up solid flush at tho rule of 1 to 31bu per wook. This means health. For uorvoiiR prostration, loss of memory, or n pale, sallow complexion, a butter romody wits nover mado. Doctors know nothing about this romody only tho fact that wo make euros; as wo havo been doing this fur twenty years wo know our method to bo tho right one. Druggists soil Dr. Gunn's Dlood and Norve Tonic for 7Cc per box, or 3 boxes for $'.', or sunt by mall on re ceipt of prlco. Wrlto ua for a pam phlet telling all about this great mod lalne. Address Dr. Gunn, Philadelphia Pa. For sale at Dr. Stone's Drug Stores, 1 o Wholesome Dread Is hard to find, but If you buy your broad and ltustry at the Pioneer link er', you will he satisfied. Pstrnnlxed by everybody. KOItTY YIOAIIH' TOUTI'lllt. I'o iw nMlttvml frmi ii turtiirluif dlsex urstituiitt r Hiiv mt. Wltt'M WlU'h IImsoI MmIvv illil fur C. lUMpy, utter -to y tn in' tuitur l" Ik lit wll i-uihw Hip lntVH, t). He ) "IMVItr VrTlcli Hhim.1 Hulve ctirwl mo of iiIImm Hflr I hull nurftiriNl -in want." Cure i-hIh, ImriH wuhiiim, Hkln ilhHWSt-N. Ilnwarr of eountttr felts. I'. M- Hum, UH HUt HI., OiiiihI Ojhth llm Dmi; Mtnrt. o ' The White House Restaurant has long been the favor ite eating house of the elty, and Is gaining more customing dally, livery thing first-class and up-to-date. Meals at nil hours. SURE CURE FOR PILE8 Itching Piles produse moisture And cause itching, this form, as well as Illlnd, Uleedlng or Protruding Piles aro cured by Dr. Do san-ko's Pile Rem edy, stops itching and bleeding. Ab sorbs tumors. We a Jar at druggists, or sent by mall. Treatise free. Write me about your case. Dr. liosnuko, Philadelphia, Pa. For sale nt Dr. Stone's drug stores o Notlee. To whom It may cencern: The un dersigned will not be resjionslble for any debts contracted by Hoy William son. MKH It. II. WII.I.IAAIHU.N. !0-J7-lin ' ACKER'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS cure Dyspepsia and nil disorders aris ing from ludigostlon. Endorsed by physicians everywhere Sold by nil druggists. No ctlro, no pay. 25 cents. Trial package froo by writing to W. 11. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. Y. An nxpurlmont salmon hntchury has linen established on tliu Ilfg Elk, n stream thnt Hows Into the Yuquiua tlver nt Elk City, -o- NATini.U, ANXIItTV. Moilipin tctfunl nppronriiltii; winter wllli iilieiinllieHH, clilldron Inku cold ho cnslly. No illxennc ioatq moro llttlo live tlmn croup. It'll nttiii-k In ho midilon that tliu aufTiH'or In ufteu livymul Intiiiim nlil lieforc the doctor iirrhPH Htirh ciihpm y It-Id iniiUlly to One Mlmito CoiikIi Curo- r.Uiultloti tliu mucus, nl Inyn lutlnmuiution, icioovi ilntiKer. Abso luti'ly Hiifc. Acts Imtiinlltttcly. Cures rouslis eolilH, urlp. Iirnuclittls, nil tliroitt nud liini? ti'ouulp. 1 S. ...c.Mfihoii, Iliitnptoii, (In, : "A bnil H)II remlprcd me voloelww Jutt be fore nil oratorical ooutMt. I lutetnlcil to withdraw but took Ouu Minute Couku Curt It rt-stoit'tl my toIco In time to win tlio mt-ilnl " P. (). linns. Ml Htntc HI.. (Irani! Jm'-r House linig Store. U I For the 8Uffsrers. The Kollef Corps or this city has decided to send n box of supplies to the flro sufferers of Clackamas county, some tlmo soon, nnd thoy invite- nny persons who eel so disposed to Jenvo old clothing or supplies of nny sort that will bo useful nt Tho Journal of ficii. This appeal should bo heeded, ns It Is for doaorvlng people. 92.0-3t Take your umbrellas to Slilpp & Houser's for repairs. Your Step -Mother Is still hero busy as ovor, and whoti your clothos are all out of ordor, worn, with buttons off, take tlrem to her at tho Salem Dyo Works. At this establishment you can got anything sot to rights, from a pair of glovos, to the most olnborato silk gown. A gontloman can got bis hot cleaned, his troiiRora cronacd, or hie wholo suit rojuvonatod to suit hit tasto, also four suits a month for t. Duttons sowed on, rips nowod up, suits prcssod on short notice. Now roods shrunk for dressmaking. MRS. C. H. WALKER 195 Commercial Street O. G T, Co's PASSENGER 8TDAMUR9 Pomona and Illtona Leaves (or Portland dally except Sunday nl 7 a. in, Quick Time, Cheap Rates Deck: Font of Trade St. M. P. UALOWIN. Aft I CLASSIFIED ADS Advcftlscmtnts, five lines or less, tn this columa Inserted three times for 25c, 5UcaVcek.$l 50 a monih. All over five lines t the same rate. WANTED. Wanted. (Ilrl for genernl housework. Apply at a 13 Liberty strcot. 10-21 3t Wanted. lluyurs tor full-loaded Lei cester rams, roglstorod and untegls tered. Prices from $ti to $21). Ad dress or cnll on J. V. McKlnnoy, Turner, Oregon. (Hockwoll Farm), 10-21-lin. Medical Journaf DYislros nrbprosou tatlvo In this locality. Purmnueut umploymunt, salary and commission. Address 10. T. C. IB I. IC. Ti Now York ' City. 10-20-31 Wanted lavory body u try urcgou Foot Ease for all foot ailments. Onco tried always usod. Ask your druggist or sond 25c. 8. L. Hayes. Haleoy, Oro. 6-27U LOST AND FOUND; Pound. Lodge recolpts uud bank de posit slip, propoity of Petor IIrt wig. Call ut Journal ofllco for same. 10-21-St Taken Up. A small brown maro, with three white feet and white face. Owner call on L. O. Matthes, It. V. I). No. 11. lO-lfi-tf FOH RENT. Farm for Rent. Six miles below Sa lem, on river bottom, inrpilre at 38(1 Liberty strueL or H. 0. Hmlth. Koute 3, Salem, Or. 10-21-2w For nent Nicely furnished rooms for gentlemen, nonr business pait of the city. Inquire at Journal oflire 1017tf FOR SALE. For Sale. A young cow with culf ut her side. Inquire at J. L. Stockton's store, Hnlem. 10-1 Ktf For Sale or Trade House and lot in suburbs of Poitland for Hnlem prop el ty, or acreage. Inquire at Journal ofllco. 10-I-tf For 8ale. Family residence, large grouuds, within two blocks of the rupltol; also Chlekorlng square pi ano for rent. Inquire at Journal of fice. S-H-tf MISCELLANEOUS. You will always find the 1 hi West meats nud groceries at the Ii wast prices at ICd ward's & I.tischrti, I8C and 410 State street, 'i'ltont- c 'ders given special attention. HOP BUYERS' DIRECTORY. ear-1 October Mth will be Tho Jaurnal's rnva s ii rii wntata riaieiiea iiiatf it-a n 1 k . .. ..., ,v, ...TO,, ,.,-.- .., ".c 8, dlstwunt sniw ojv " uie yso to Ht well. preveuUpn Is better than I if) M by mall and UM a yar by e Porttaiul. aftr a visit with fHemw In J cr. nu Httmrt's uyspepsia tsuisis 1 nvr en tnat. uoy nu uoia uuiy. this v. 1 olgifWM Jryent jBUjgauyr aimi j. w. ijauey, oj iwisjiHu ?vm we I " w"" ' "J", - i" aBd dairy MmmjsjIMr. a the reuuter use of one or two of Uism af. wBRwTTXritelTiaTr: wool, lion growers' supplies. No. 220 Commercial street, Balcin, Ore. Kori, Phone 1301. SPHSI 11? S,uhCnrlEL-1 '""'. W teltrr "ldlnK. Salem, "'" crnwnra Lh!EjNT5SSFp ft', . rnor cwmorclal and State atroets (upstairs,: -phono Main Ml KAUU R. Q. HnnST j, 1 . - CO-Hop morcant- or State Sifem tonWwoUi (upstaK Haiem. Phono Ma n 811. Branch n & ,08n.' Sncramonto, Cal.: Pur nllup, Wash.; at Louis, Mc .. Loufs LttClimUnt. nnnornl ,-'."' lMWB .achmund, general managor. eor8'pSI??3n,b,ock' Sfl1-' o. dUN10 PACIFIC DEPART roii LODQE8. rlZlViY.. WOO NO. 2. Anclont Or. qt;J. loa wrkmon, meots ever, Hall, corner of State and Llborty t. U West, M. w.j J. A. Sellwood, Ilocordor. FORESTERS OF AMERICA-Court Sherwood ForeBtors No. 10. fleets Friday night In Tumor black. Harry Watson.CIt.; A.LUrown, Sec. Central Lodge No. 18 K. of P.-Catle Hall In Holman block, cornor SUte and Liberty streota, Tuesday of each week at 7.30 p. ra. Caroy T. Martin, C. C; Zado J. mBBs, K. of IL and B. PHYSICIANS. Hirer, unvsician and-suroson Ofnoo In Gray blick.- Rooms 7 and 9. Phone 91i t. .,1. i. OSTEOPATHY. . rarWycTffuTDr brloht Twenty months graduates of tho American School of Osteop athy, KIrksvllIo, Mo. Dr. Wyckott Is tho only twenty months' gentleman gradunto In Salem. Odd Follows' Toruplo. 'Phono Main 2721. Dr. M. T. Bchoettle Graduate Ameri can School of Oatcojithy, KIrks vllIo, Mo. Ofllco In Tioga .block, ovor tho Spa. Ofllco hours 8; 30 to 11:30 arfd 1 to 4. Ofllco phono No. 2423 lied resilience, phono 2C03 Hod. T0N86rAL AND OATHS. ' Ryan's Shavlno Parlors. Bovon J.rBt: class barbers engai?ed. Finest bntli rooms in city. Wo use antlsopMc sterilizer. J. lljs.lv Prop. Evans' Barber Shop. Only flrot-claas shop on State strnot. Every thlug now and up to-dato. Finest porcelain Imths Shavo, lEo; haircut, 2Co; baths, 25c. Two nratxlast boot black. C. W. Uvans, proprlotor. Market Quotations TodayX X "Make Siltm a C;t lljme Msrket" X tP'iy v'T"yy"rs'sre, . v WWWAAvwr..,' ftv rftilnv- . - t W II. Qaesmer a ad Presl'Heek. city r(-rdr aal member of the rity reus- ter mtnU will demonstrate their weritj astd eaVcleaey better thasi any other areumat 10 4 any wlfli imu PisvKit lllllee wt liter ilUvnlwi. at Oris if rif'CfiUH' " I.OOK am wl ilrr iluvrtift at UiU mii fX.triU's Ultli tUrlfliUjU. T1m w lull pills ! BMt rl(. Thr ir wji twirtotMjy. asa bj ri rUHHMM sir f lb tvelr IS bwi if" fa u 1 irsHb tiut sr l (it liUB.Is V O. ffau I Jrass r U s ,ug gr 10. O. 8CHUCKINQ Hop buyer. Phono Aisiu iii 1. viuoes iti iiayue blook, fltata street. Halum. SQUIRE FARRAR,- Hon murclinnl and purchasinir atent. n ?mu. Commerolal street, upstairs, flalem. EJ?! te- Hop Market. Hops 1002 20 to 22o. Potatoes, Apples, Etc. Potatoes 3C to 30o, OiiIoiih $1. Dried Fruits. Dried Apples 4V4 to Cite Italian Prunes. 40s to 60s Slfc to 1c. Petite Prunes samo. Wood,' Fenco, Posts, Etc. Dig Fir f0.80 to $3.76 Kecund Clrowtlt $2.D0 to &7G. Ash-3.00 to 3.76. llody Oak $40. Polo Oak $30. Cedar PoStS-ll to 12c. Hides, Pelts and Fura. (Ireen Iirloa, No. 1 7c. (Iruen Hides, No. 2 60. Calf Skins I to 6c. iiliettp 76c, float 81Iiib-t25o to $li0, Oiay Fox 26 to E0& Coon 10 to 40q. Mink 2Co to $1.25, Otter $1.00 to $5.00. Skunk 10 to 25c. Muskrat 1 to Go. Wildcat 10 to 26c, Grain and Flour. Whoat C4o. Oats 28o. Uarleyravvlng l&a lm. fuc'il, $10 ton. Flour Whojosalo $2.86 io $2.10. Live 8foek Market. Steers 3K to 3j0. Cows 3 to 30. ShM 1349 KrHW ti $1.00. Dressed Val Co. Hogs, alive 14e. Hogs, ilreMwl Cits. Woo) ano Mohair. Coarse Wool 16. Fine ISo. Mohair 46s. Hayj Feed, Etc. Ilnlad CIitt-$7 tn 7,10. Clover $5 to $7. Ilran-$17J0. Shnrts-$S0. Creamery and Dairy Products. Oood Dairy lllittef-4o. Creamery Iliiltsf n to Mr. Cream, pan skimmed, at creamery 30r at farm, I80. Crssm (wparalflr iklinnied. at cienmery, illc at farm, Ue. Poultry at Stolner's Market, Chlukoiis 80, ICflKB, lr dos46 to Vie. Turkeys 10a Ducks 8 to ID. Portland Market. Wtjsat Walla Walla, CSQjBfitv What Valley Mr isjmirlfortlam!,, best - grads. $105 to Htt; (jrahanu $t.W to $340. OaS-Cholee White. $1 to $1.0He. Ilarley-Peed. $21 w ton; "4. $31-' Allllstuff Ilrau $I8.W. Hoy Vhmihy. $10 to $11 per ton. OhIohs Tic to $1 per cental. Potatoes K9fffl mw cnlL Ilutter Host dalrj', 2Qf M'c; fnlioy crtwHiery. I74twl r. llfo. legge-Orepon rBlt. to JMrC nai ilnr Poultry Chlikeas, .mined, $30 t $4.aj; kens $I.7S; trkey. live. II to lffo. Mutton grow. 3c. Hogs gross 71 Hoef grooss 3 to 3 We. Veal grosr, 7 to 8 Vie. Hops-20 to 21s. OniCAra l"ottlsml Bpcclsl k.b, to Via Huut lngtou Allantlo' KtproM 8:o p. m. vis Hunt lncton "stTpVuT' V'Mt Mail 0:lSp. m. vl Sppsanp TIME SCHEDULES Frtim Imianil, or, Ml lAke. Dfiiirnr. KL Worth, Omaha, Kansas Oltr, et. faille, Ohlos0, RUU IVIUil, ARntVK TROM flail xe, PpnTAr Fu norm, umaiia, Kansas Oltr. Ht. Louis. Chlctini --..i .. . - - auu MSI, Walla Walla, Inliton, Spokane. Wallace, Pull man, Minneapolis 61 Paul. l)lllulh.MMwiikno uniCARO, asu ttftal. 4:30 p ta 8;lPa. m. :tJ. m 79 hours .-77 PORTLAMD TO CHICAGO ' LAN 1 Chi ho Cbtnis of Cars OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE From Ponisnl' 8 p.m. ' Dallr excont HuiiJsjr 8 p. m. Balunlay 10 p.m. AllsailiDE dates subject to ohango KoranFrancltoo Sail orerjr 6 ilafs COLUMHIAtltVKIt ToAstoria and Way Landings i'p. in 1 !. m. i.sn.t , ' WILLAMBTTB RIVEN ftunmor Huth loaves Balctn (or Port landrtiidwnvlnnillntfnonTuo'dnv.Thura- dsya and Haturdays. about 7 a. ni. For uorvniiis una way lnudinKa, Mondnya, lYeunosunys aim rriuays at about 0 p. in. A. L. OUAIG, M. P. BALDWIN; Gen. Trias. Apt. Agt. O. K. & N. docs Portland, Oro. Balcm, Or A Right to Be Proud HI LSJasWSJBBSSBBBJBJJpaBJ i v " Thero Is one foaMiro of tho Durllnc ton's service of which It hftB a right to he proud the dining cars. Railroad men who have travqtcd over the llurflutftoii admit that Its din liiK enr service la without an oqiial; that the iniMtla nro the host to ho hud 011 any railroad In the country, If you lllio Kond uienls, go Kust via Halt l.ako City, Dunvor and tho Dur llnston Hotito ho surd your tlokot rpuds that way. , A. C. SHELDON, General Agont. 1 ()0 TH inn ST II BUST, PORTLAND. ItaMem minn a ... tin ItdhalP 9fi tfl XCt Telephone Main' Hides dry. 16"po"nd and upwards, 16 to I6H0. .-.,.,. .. .. . .. "w.w..w...i. iiuui-vaiisr. a w ii unite m xsusn-iirevmaii in.tn- f.i.io. .:.,:. ir.ia tt. . 1.. in...... .. ;. ' v;; : ---.. m,v uimuh, a 10 sic, juvuau. rm iu v. 1121. Through personally conducted tour 1st Bleeplue cars botweou Portland and Chicago onco a week, and between Og dun nud Chicago throo times a weok, via tho Sconlo lino. Through Standard sleeping cars dally between Ogden and Chicago, via tho Saeiilo lino. Through Standard slooplng cars dully botwoon Colorado Springs and St. Lftuls. Through Standard and tourist Bleep ing cars dally between San Francisco ond-Chlcugo, via, Los Angoles and SI Paso. Through Standard sleeping cars and chair cars dally botwoon HL Paul and Uhlongo. lie stiro that your tlokot reads via tho Orcat Itook Island Route. .Tho best and meat reasonable din ing car servluo. ng car service. T, J. CLARK, For Information Trnv. Pass. Agont. U Ii. aOUUAM. 0en. Ant.. 210 Alder St., Portland, Or. CbrvaJlis & EasternR.R. Time Oard No. 20. No, 2 For Yafjulnu: Leaves Albany 12J4G p. ra. Leaves Corvallls 1:60 p. in. Arrives Yauulua 6:36 p, ni. No. 1 Roturnlngt l,aves Yaqulim ..7:00 a.m. Leaves Corvallls 11:30 a.m. Arrives Albany 12:16 p ra. No. 3 For Detreit: Leu4s Albany 1:00 p. m. Arrive DetjoU B:4R p. ra. NOV From Detreit: Leaves Detroit, 0:30 a.m. Arrives Albany 11:05 a.m. Trains 1 and 4 arrive In Albany In tne to ormjiect with the S. P. south mod train, as well as giving two or rse hours in Albany bofora de parture of i. P. north bound train. Train No. 3 oonueets with tho S. P. trains at Corvallls and Albany giv ing direct service to Newport and ad latent beaches. Train 3 for DatrolL Dreltenbush and other mountain resorts leaves Albany at 1:00 p. tn., aftor the arrival of the Southern l'aeifle south bound train trow Portland, reaching Detroit at 4;4G It- m- For further Information apply to HDWIN STONK, J. Turner. Agent, Albany. Manager. W II OronlsA. AainL Corvallla Tb? flnne.. ft FIKK WINES, FINK WINKfl, LIQUOttB AMl-giUAlU 102 Cotirt St PgLPM gSfai." ITJZa