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v THfe DAILY JOURNAL, OALBM, OREGON, TUESDAY, OTOBER 28, 10oi 4iiMKMantM HARRITT &. LAWRENCE -SELL- HIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIHW :: S Social Realm; ; 'Mrs. W. H. Snvrtgo, Mrs. Woodcock,) 111m t tl nt . ... . I I'llD. tl More Tomatoes and Better Tomatoes than Anybody AND EVERYTHING IN SEASON FO R HOUSEKEEPERS IN THE COM. a SEASO' OLD P. O. GROCERY. EDUCATIONAL. MtttfflJ Are not held by incompetents. To Music Students MIm Ura P. Cox im been taklna a Norma) Uourse thin summer In "Munlo Kdiua tlnti" the svetem uil by Mr Calvin 11. Gaily or Ponton. This films aboyo all, to the awakontfit; ami development or tho atulont'H mimical natnrc. MIm Cox will re Colro pupils In t'Janii, Organ and Bight Heading nnur after Kept. U9tl at tier studio, 388 Front III Jalntn n.n D!Hllmt monioui uiwi -- O H. MACK ' Successor to Dr. J. M. Koono, In tWhlto Cornor, Salem, Oregon. Parties -nleslrlug suporlor operations at mod 'ornto feo tn any branch aro In ospoclaj Xroquost HUiE WING SANG CO. Chinese nud Japanese fancy and dry .'.goods. All kinds of hIIIc nnd wool ' goods. Muku up lino Hue of ladles' white underwear of nil kinds, waists, 1 wi uppers, skirts, gent's and ladles' furnishing goods, mattings, hnndkor- chiefs, dishes etc., for sale very cheap. Wo aro told we havo hnndkorchlefs at tho lowest prices in town. Ana.ua m. Welch. Prop. The Variety Store 94 Court Street. SOULE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS PORTLAND OR ForSslea and vicinity leave ordera at Ceo Will's Music Store. Grand Opera House JOHN F. CORDRAY, Manager. Thursday, Oct. 30 Tho Salem lodge of Elks prcsonts ELLERY'8 ROYAL ITALIAN BAND ELLERY'S ROYAL ITALIAN BAND ELLERY'S ROYAL ITALIAN BAND ELLERY'S ROYAL ITALIAN BAND 55Muslclans-55 20-Celebrated Sololsts-20 Directed by Italy's Knighted Hand masctci' Carl Emlllo Hlvela THEH BAND THAT INVITES COMPARISON Conceded! to be the Greatest Band That Ever Toured America. Prices: Cue., 7Gc, $1.00. Scats on salo at Doxolllce Thursday 9 u. in. WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS. A Delightful "At Home." One of tho most delightful "at home" iunciion was given Friday aiiernoon by Mrs. Hussoll Catlln and Mrs. Honry B. Thlelflon, at the home of tho latter, cornor of Court ami Capital strcotsi Tho pnlatlal Thicken rosldonco was beautifully decorated In ferns, palms and potted plants, and tho hostossos wcro assisted in receiving and enter taining the 250 guosts by Mrs. W. P. " . . . .. ..... ,- .1 ...ll f .l.llll- l .l tl II. I. ..1..1 I. Ik. II IIIIIIIIIDVU, HUB, d. K4, UIUI, HUB. biMttitara toobti'lnltiiB0nnnlod(teorhowlodo. Thcro U an lnoreuluj; demand for competent Thomas Holman, Mrs. A. P. Hofer, Jr., help.' venous completing, tho bu.lne and .borthand coue. at the Graham, Mrs. E. C. Cross, CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEGE. caU( antc g of V&FSS&i&tl&'S n$TCuAW&JMmi VATZA Dawson, Mrs. William Thiolsen and derived fend fJr catalogue. M,B8 Qraco Cntt,ln- MlBa Kny nml 9-h x W. I. STALEY, Prlnolpal. Salem, Oregon, miss uauin prcsiitoti at tnq puncn bowl. Thoso In attondanco were: Mrs. Harry Holllstor, Mrs. J. A. Rich ardson, Miss Richardson, Mrs. Z. J. Hlggs, Mrs. M. T. Illnomnn, Mrs. Chas. A, Gray, Mrs. Hugh McNary, Mrs. J. M. Kyle, Miss S. Shaw, Mrs. J. P. Rob ortson, Mrs. C. II. Robortsou, Miss Robertson, Mrs. M. U. Chapman, Miss Chapman, Mrs. E. A. Plorco, Mrs. L. U Poarco, Mrs. Kolllhor, Mrs. 13. S. Lamport, Mrs. R. Cnrtwrlght, Mrs. M. Ij. Chamberlain, Mrs. Shormnn W. Thompson, Mrs. Chndwlck, Miss Chad wick, Mrs. L. D. Honry, Mrs. W. T. Slater, Mrs. P. A. Tumor, Mrs. Cloorgo L. Rose, Mrs. J. A. Sellwood, Mrs. Clarence Hamilton, -Mrs. 5?.M. Parvln, Mrs. J. N. Drown, Mrs. 11. P. llonham, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. C, H. Klng, Mrs. E. Y. Ixnslng, Mrs. II. Pohl'o, Mrs. C. J. Atwood, Mrs. David Junk, Mrs. C. II. Darby, Mrs1. P. W. Durbln, Mrs. W. T. Perkins, Mrs. Joo Albert, Mrs. J. II, Albert, Mrs. L. B. Geer, Miss Geer. Miss Ramsey, Mis. A. N. Mooros.'Mrs. W. S. Mott.-Mrs. A. N. Gilbert, Miss Agnos Gllbort, Mrs. Ray D. Ollbort, Mrs. Why. Brown, Mrs. fleo. Brown, Mrs. Honry Meyers, Mrs. Jordan Pur vino, Mrs. I. W. Berry, Miss, Barry, Mrs. Saiah Dyer, Mrs. E. E. Waters. Mrs. P. W. Waters, Mrs. A. P. Hofer, Jr., Mis. J. R Calbreath, Miss Cal breath, Mrs Ida Babcock, Miss Giace Babcock, Irs. Mary Payton, Mrs. S(iilro Pnrrnr, Mrs. Geo. 0. Bingham. Mrs. Milton L. Moyors, Mrs. W. A Cuslck Mrs. W. B. Morso, Miss Marga ret Cosper, Mis. J. II. Ackorman, Miss George Glltner, Mm W. T. William soil, Mrs. L. P. (It limit. Mrs. J. C. arlnith. Mrs. P. B. Strong. "Mrs. A. A. Jossup, Mrs. W. C. Tlllson, the Misses Tlllson, Mm. Honry Belle, Mrs. E. Wellor, Mrs. Char). Wollor, Mrs. David Tuthlll, Miss Tuthlll, Mrs. R. B. Flem Ing. Mrs. T. T. Geer, Mrs. P. I. Dun- bur,' Mrs. J. M. Martin, Mrs. J. G. Gra ham, Mrs. D. E. Hiintslngor, Mrs. Kirk, tho Mlssos Kirk, Mrs. P. A. Moore, Miss Callsta Moore, Mrs. II. D. Patton, Mrs. 13. C. Patton, Mrs. 55. P. Moody. Mrs. E. P. MfiCornnck, Mrs. O. S. Mooro, Mrs. J. J. Murphy, Mrs. N. J. Damon, Mrs. C. P. Bishop, Mrs. Kit gono Broyman,Mrs. W. II. Byrd, Miss Thomas, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Washburn, Mr A W. T. Eakln, Mrs. II. J. Otten holmer, MrB. J. N. Smith, Mrs. P. E. Smith, Mrs. P. E. Doparcq, Mrs. T. B. Kay, Mrs. Thomas Kay, tho Mlssos Kay, Mrs. E. C. Cross, Mrs. J. II. Scott, Mm C. E. Wolvorton, Miss Edna Price, Mrs. Koons, Mrs. A. N. Bush, Mrs. J. K. Trultt, Mrs. Thomas Hoi mun, Mrs. Geo. Pearco, Mrs. E. C. Small, Miss Whltloclc, Mrs. K. Illrsch, tho Mlssos Hlrsch, Mrs. M. Plnmondon, Mrs. Henry Papo, Mrs. W. a. Westu- cott, Mrs. II. Stapleton, Mm. Amos Strong. Mrs. Will Kinney nnd Miss Bonnott, of Astoria; Mrs. J. Baum- gartnor, Mrs. T. Ilolverson, Miss Ellra both Holvorson, Mrs. Paul Sroat, Mrs. R. J. Hendricks, Mrs. A. W. Olesy, Mrs. J. 1). Lee, Mrs. Houlat, Miss Hon lat, Mrs. Ooo. H. Burnett. Mrs. R. P. Boise, Miss Bolsu, Mrs. R. P. Bolso. Jr., Mis. Wornor Broyman, Mr. T. C. Smith. Jr., Mrs. C. D. Gabrlolson, Mrs. Win. Conoy, Mrs. J. II. Mlllor, Mrs. S. L. Hayden, Mrs. Dr. Orneo Albright. Mrs. Hartford, Mm. Claud aatch. Mrs. P. A. Wiggins. Mrs. John Hughes, Mrs. Prank Hughes, Miss Hughes. MIm Bush. MM. 0. W. Jones. Mrs. J. D. Sutherland. Miss Maud MacKay. Miss Mabel Carter. Mrs. John 0. Wrlsht. Mrs. A. H. aillls, Mrs. T. A. Llveeley, Mrs Alias. Llveeley. Mrs. J. A. Morri son. Mrs. It. J. Linn. Mrs. A. MeQIll, Mrs. M1. McDonald. Mm. IS. P. Park hurst. MIm Parkhurst, Mm. Homer Smith, Miss aatts. MIm Itlgdon. MIm McCulloch. Miss Mellen. MIm Kramer. Miss Olover. Miss Oray, Mrs. Chas. A. jPark. Mrs. H. N. Goekerllne. Mrs. John Farrar, Mrs. Mark Skiff. Mrs. W. W. Skinner. Mrs. W. Merrlman. Mrs C. L Dick. Mrs. Goldstein, Mrs. Ray Parmer. Mrs. W. II. Odell. Mrs. W. O. Hawloy. Mrs. Clark. Mrs. O. J. Scovell, of tho mute school; Mrs. Thomas Sims, r. coieman,' tho M.Bses ceie: As Old Age Creeps Onl flT i A SRTFTRD ARK rfT,,mm i. o. Ktmonii, miss Kimunn, 'w , . n , vm-wm- m.-is a. - . men auu women uan iveep inem selves Halo, Vigorous, and Happy S. C. STONE, M. D. PROPRIETOH OP STONE'S DRUG STORES SALEM, OREGON. Tho stores (two In nuniber)aro located at No. 23G and 207 Commercial St., and aro well otockod with a complete line of drugs and medicines, to! lot articles, perfumery, brushes, etc., f Has had some 2G years experience In ; tho prtictlco of medicine nnd now , makfls no chargo for conaultation, ex-, nmlnatlon or prescription. j Woven wire Fencing Tho fonco that fonces. Onco up, stays up. Special price during Octob- mi "n i.lll nHalirn nlwint AntiiltkM ' U ui. win win uiimu uiium. uuuuu , A,,.1,in if ,na Hlntitnc from lllnn.. .n.,. ni.ilni. nl nim.i .11, 1 I ' . .. . IIIIU JUIII VJIIIVI 41V 1IIIV.V, llllll Jack L. Caswell, Chicago. R. B. Braentlgam, Chicago.' W. II. A. T. Wallace, Cincinnati. O. II. Hart, San Pranclsco. Simon Caro, San Pranclsco. i Harry Cohen, San Pranclsco. O. W. T. Koch, Chicago. Mlko Jacob, Cincinnati. . J. T. Bradloy, St. Louis. C. S. Jordan, Portland. B. P. Tobln, Portland. Thos. C. Bloomer, Poitlnnd. II. 1), Thomson, Portlnud. Oeo. E. Chamberlain, Poitlnnd. I). Soils Cohen, Portland, Mac a. Colin, Portland. S. L. Venzle, Portland. II. T. Went!!, Portland. E. Reltor, Cleveland. Jos. Rosenborg, Now York. II. R. Pant, Toledo', Oro Murtny Wade, Portland. J. C. Pltzhonry. Worcester, Mass. L. Klein, San Pranclsco. II. Knrm, San Pranclsco. S. A. D. Puter, Portland. Mrs. Watson, San Pmnclsco. R, O. Merrill, St. l.ouls. J. It. Han Is, Dallas. o A Ministers Mistake. -A city minister was recently handed notice to bo read from bis puipu. man, Mrs, Mrs. E. M. LaPoro, Mrs. 12. E. Pent land, Mrs. VnnWngnor, Mrs. C. A. Whale, Mrs. P. H. Raymond, Mrs. P. E. Scoble, Mrs. Harrison Scovoll. Mrs. A. A. Underbill, Mrs. Goo. W. Woeks, Mrs. J. A. Gnrson, Mrs. P. S. Knight, Mrs. H. W. Thlelson, Miss Catlln, Mrs. L. S. Robe, Mrs. P. B. Dayton, Mrs. J. Lowls, Mrs. Geo. Irwin, Mrs. Jno. P. Miller. Mrs. Lindsay, Mrs. M. N. Chap man, Mrs. Mllos Cartor, Mrs. II. Geo. Meyer, Mrs. H. E. Blckors. Meyer, Mrs. II. E. Blckor, Mrs. W. II. Dancy, Mrs. J. h. Stockton, Mrs. An na Culboitson, Miss Breyman, Miss Rlneman, Mrs, II. B. Holland, Mrs. N. I j. Looney, Miss I.ooney, Mrs. Allco Dodtl, Mrs. R. S. Bonn, Mrs. W. O. Eliot, Mrs. J. B. T. Tuthlll. 2Gth. save money. Walter morley Salem Fence Works. CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Moots all mall and passenger trains. Baggago to all parts of tho city Prompt lervlco. Tolophono No. 241. HOMYER & HEDRIOK. B. R. JONES Attorney at Law Toledo, Oregon. r' Was clerk of circuit court for six years and has an up-to-date abstract of all property In Lincoln county... .. a newspaper bearing upon tho matter, The clergyman started to'reud the ox tract and found that It began: "Take Kemp's Balsam, tho best Cough Cure." This was hardlywhat huhad expected, and, ufter a moment's hesitation, he turned It over and found on tho other side the matter Intended lor readlug.3 Good Coffee. Whon buying coffee you should pick out tho best brand that cano found. Chaso & Sanborn's famous coffeos aro the best. BRANSON & RAQAN. Your Step Mother Ib still hero busy as ever, and when your clothes aro all out of order, worn, with buttons off, tako them to her at the Salem Dyo Works. At this establishment you can get anything set to rights, from a pair of gloves, to tho most elaborate silk gown. A gentleman can get hlB bat cleaned, bis trousers creased, or his whole suit rejuvenated to suit hU taBto, also four suits a month for JL Buttons Bowed cm, rips sewed up, suits pressed on short notice. Now goodf ebrunk for dressmaking. MRS. C. H. WALKER 195 Commarclal Street The Sure Way to prevent Pneumonia and Consump tion la to euro your cold when It first appears. Acker's English Remedy will stop tho cough In a night, and drlvo tho cold out of your systoni. Al ways a quick nnd suro euro for Asth ma. Bronchitis, and all throat and lung troubles. If It does not satisfy you tho druggist will refund your money. Write to us for free saniplo. W. H. HOOKER & CO., Buffalo, N. Y. D. J. FRY, DrugglsL THB ELITE CAFE 208 Commercial Street. OYSTERS Served. In the best of stylo and with tho most suitamo accompaniments. j E ECKERLEN, Proprietor! SALEM WATER COMPANY OFFICE OITY HALL For water service apply at office. Bills payable monthly in advance. Make all complaints at tke office. Ellery's Royal Italian Band. Of nil tho roally first-class foreign musical organizations that have ovor visited America, this band is onslly the host. It Is a well-known and al ways conce'ded fact that tho Italians excel other nations of tho world In tho arts, particularly music, and what America Is to the world In a commer cial way, Italy Is In art. Her suprem ucy has never boon questioned, honco when It Is known that tho Royal Ital ian band Is composed of D5 of tho lending band musicians of their na tlvo country, It will bo readily seen that it Is a most superior organization. Whon tho band was organized the ut most cure was taken to get only thoso who wero cnpnblo Bololsts. Prior to the organization of this baud, tho mem bers wero all Identified with lending bands, which aro sustained by the cities and provinces, and It requites as much Influence nnd red tape procedure to get them roleasod as It would to se cure a ninn's dlschnrgo fiom tho United Stntos' Btandlng army before his time expires. "TnBT'K .MSK&46S&. .& A s IS. O. C, T Co's PASSENGER STEAMERS Pomona and Altona Leaves for Portland dally except Sunday at 7 a. m. Quick Time, Cheap Rates WW CD O CD f tf 2" cr i ff s" 5 ? S J e? i., n & 3 - pi S. . i c it- 5" 3 Sx , P 4 S M 3. a W n ARRIVED! Jardinlers arrived, from 15c to $L00 each Come and see them; new designs To your satisfaction You wil, find our Aged Moha and Java at 40c per pound. -Younger Mo4ba and Java at 2ff per 'poundj.3 pounds ffpfl'K). ' Try our Porfo RJaa a 26j per pound, Willamette Reast. lSe pur pound, 3 powBds for 50 16o sn&er boat nackag coffao, 2 pouudi for 3Cc - u u ctf QUI JBBSF nj OS -ir - O T2 csJ KrOU Cavallerc Emlllo Rlvela, Director. A remarkablo feeling of mutual nf fectlon and respect exist between tho momhers of tho Royal Italian baud and Its organizer and mauagor, Mr. dimming ICIIery. Mr. Ellory Is a musi cian himself, nn artist by tempeia- mem, nnu a iiueiu spoaxer oi iiniinu, Is In porfect sympathy with the young men of his band, who regard him with tho same love of suns or brathors, nnd who respect or admire htm for his chnmploiiHhlp of the nrt of their native land In Amerlcn. On tho last night or the recent 15,00(1 mile tour of the great band, the musicians proMeutoil Mr. ICIIery with a beautiful watch charm set with a solitaire diamond. Tills great muslcnl aggregation gives Its concerts In this city under the nusplces of tho Salem Iidge of Elks. Pi Ices. $1.00, 7Bc and 50c. Seats on salo at box ofllce Thursday at 9 a. in. ' o Take your umbrellas to Shlpp & Houser's for repairs. o Thirty-fourth Anniversary. The Members or Protection lodge. No. 2, A. O. U. W., and Degree of Hon or lodge. No. 19, held a Joint social seMlon Saturday evening, nnd cele brated the 81th anniversary or the fouudlng of this fraternal organisation. Address were dellveied by Prank Davey. O. Stole, P. II. D'Auy. 8. A. McPudden nnd Mrs. It. D. Holman. Miss Helen McCoy gave an Instrumen tal selection on the piano. Miss Van Wagner wing a solo and Miss Merle Davey gave one of her best reltn tlons. It was one or the pleasnntest anniversary programs- that has been carried out by local rmternal siwle ties. On Mnnilar evening the members or Valley bulge. A. O. U. W . nnd the Indies or Viola lotlge, D. or II.. held an niversary exercises In the same had The urogram Included a baritone solo by Mr. Baker, recitations by M Olover and Maater Batumi Olover. fallowed by addressee by P. H. D'Arcy. Prank Davey and S. Prtedman. Light refreshments were served, and the re mainder of the evening waa devoted to dancing. Alt enjoyable time was had. as i always the ease whew the popular lodge people entertain, o If you are troubled with Impure blood. Indicated by sores, plmplos, headache, etc.. we would recommend Acker's Blood Elixir, which wo sell under a positive guarantee. It will al ways cure Scrofulous or Syphilitic poisons and all blood diseases. 50 cts. and 11.00. D. J. FRY. Druggist, o Umbielus recovered at Shlpp A Houser's 258 Commercial street. - . o by UseiDg Paine's Celery Compound The human systom In old ago must havo a sulnclont store of nervous en ergy, and rich, nourishing blood, so thnt tho liver and kidneys mny he kept In porfect action, nnd tho body froo from pain. Pnluo's Celery Compound Ib the true Invlgurator when old ngo creeps on and tho vital powots com mence to fall. Palno's Colory Com pound gives tho needed Btlmulus to digestion nnd assimilation thnt tho sys tom requires; it mnlntnlns n regular supply of pure blood, and romovos such troubles as rhoumntisni, neuralgia, norvous wenknoHS, hentt pnlpltatlon, liver complaint and dlgostlvo disturb ances, that mnkoB tho lives of old peoplo miserable. Rov. John Rice, Scotch Grove, In., says: "My Wife and I have usod two hot tloe of Palno's Colory Compound with great advantage to our health It cured her rheumatism and proovod n good regulator of tho systom in gon oral and a tonic for the norvos. In my own case I havo found It a euro for kidney trouble, arising from old ngo, as I am now in my 75th year. In this trouble It hnB given me almost Instant relief." 8HI IHWH4HIM H III II fr Do not throw away old clothes. Make them look llko new with . . DIAMOND DYES Direction book and 45 dyod i. samples free. Diamond Dyec, J Burlington, Vt. ',', nun him 1 1 ii 1 1 Hi mill- Advertisement!, five Hoes or lets, la ttils column Inserted three times for 25c. 50ca Wttk".$l.5C a month. All over five lines attnesaou rate, WANTED. Wanted. Evorybody to know that tho Onto of tho Royal Neighbors' ball In tho Holman hall Ib Thursday night, October 30th. 10-24-3t PERSONALS. August Schrolber was n visitor; in Portland Monday. Mr. and Mrs. I.. Long, of Sllvurton, were In tho city today. Collector Pattorson, of Portland; came tip to Salem today. P. A. Baker has roturnod from a short visit In Southorn Orognn. Miss Gnhrllle Clark has roturuud from an extended tour of Europe. Mis. C. S. Mooro and Mis. 12. P. Mo Cornnrk went to Portland this morn ing. Andrew G. Steolhammor, or Silver ton, is visiting with his sous In tlilH city. Mrs. T. O. Davidson nud children havo gone to Ashland to spend tho winter. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Baker roturnod to day from a trip to San Prnnolsco. nnd British Cnlumblu. Murray Wade, tho caitoonlst, lias roturnod to Poitlnnd, nfter n wools spent with hlu paronts at Salem. P. A. Pord, of Portland, wns In tho city today, to tranufor a piece of prop erty ho hns owned nt Woodburn. J. N. Rynn, of Rosebiirg, Is visiting In this city, the guest of his daugh ters, Mrs. A. II. Mooro and Miss I.oonu Ryan. E. C. Miller has roturnod from Bos ton, whence ho nccompnnled tho re mains or his wire for btiiinl a row weoks ago. Captain Henrietta Blgnoy, who hns boon on n riirlouu.li at Salem n few weeks, left today for California. She has boon stationed nt Bolso. Mrs. P. II. Southwlck and daughter, Miss Nolllo, havo gono in Tumplo, Ari zona, for tho benefit of the health of tho latter. Thoy will spond tho win ter In thnt stnte. Mm. (I. M. Bassett and sister, Miss l.ydla Proninn. r Drain, were guests of thulr aunt, Mm. S. A. Jonos, having como to attend tho funeral. of Mr. Tloh- nor. Miss Promau will remain until the holidays. Henry McCrtnn and John M. Cloni'ln. of PorUand, woro boforo tho supremo court todny, arguing n suit In which dnmagos wore sought agulnst the In-man-Puulson Lumber Co. Mr. Strode, of Portland, was also In the cuso with Mr. McGinn. Ulrla Wanted, At book bindery, Court nnd Liberty streots. 10-25-tf Wanted. To got about l&tio hop poles made. Inquire of P. Levy, Salem. 10-24-dw-lm Wanted. Ideal and Ruby Btrawborry ' plntits. I have moro orders than I can fill, nnd can use several thou sand. E. Hofor. Wanted. Twonty teams at onco, haul 1 lug gravel. Can mako $4.00 to $4.50 a day. Board $2.50 a week. Barn room froo. P. R. Drunk, Eoln. 10-24-3t Wanted. Buyers lor full-loodod Lei coster rams, roglstorud and unregis tered. Prices from $G to $20. Ad dross or call on J. W. McKlnnoy, Tumor, Oregon. (Rockwell Farm). 10-21-lm. LOST AND FOUND. Taken Up. A small brown mare, with throe white foot nnd whlto face. Owner call on L. C. Mntthos, R. P. D. No. 9. 10-1 G-tf iimi i wit- ii lii n I Ti ilwiin iilisum iii iimnn FOR RENT. Farm for Rent. Six miles below Sa lorn, on river bottom. Inquire nt 32C Liberty street, or' S. O. Smith, Routo 3, Salem, Or. 10-21-2W For Rent Nlcoly furnished roomB for gentlemen, near business part of tho city. Inquire nt Journal ofllco 10-17-tf FOR 8 ALE. Sale. About 300o Wilson straw berry plants, onc-hnlf mile east of Orogon Insano asylum. N. Wolch. 10-2G-3t Cows for Sale. Throo milch cows, ono Oorsoy, ono Shorthorn nnd ono grade Shorthorn, nlBO ono yearling bull. Call on or write to R. R. Rob arts, Salem. 1024-3t For Sale or Rent. Six acres 3 mlloft from city, ono aero choice orchard (variety), three acres gardon, two ncros pasluru. House, woll nud pump, on Turnl routo. cheap for cash or an tlmo. O. W. Pearmlno, two miles north on river road. 10-21-tf For Sale at a Bargain. A S-lnch sec ond -hand wagon, nearly uow, ror snlo nt a bnrgaln. Mitchell, Lowls & Snvor, Salem. 10-24-3t For 8ale. Flrst-uhiSH (Irop-frnmo Tribune wheol, In perfect order, und little usod, for $15. Inquire or Frank Mooro, Court streot. For Sale. The Vnlontlno Doncor farm or 108.5 act oh, slluuted 4'j mllos south of Salem, Is for salo on reason able terms. Apply at tho plnco or to llonham & Mnrtln, attorneys, Salem, Oregon. 10-23-2m W or oalo or Trade. tiouso ami 101 in Buburbs of Portland for Salem prop erty, or acrcago. Iuqulro nt Journal olllco. 10-4-tf MISCELLANEOUS. Chango of Firm. Tho hlneksniithliig nud wngou-maklng business on Clio muketn street, Just back of tho Now York Rocket storo, horotoforo con ducted by Wlodmor & Illgelmnn, will ho known under the firm name or Rlgelmau & Schult., and will bo butter prepared thun ever to servo tho public with good work In this line, ut fair prlcos. 10-23-1 in nuutttmmxt Worth of 80-pound steel rails, ''60 new locomotives, and 55 new coaches, chair cars, dlr J(g and cafe cars Is the record $3,000000 ntxu i T-. vv cLUctLn FC1X JulhTl ';."' "0,"" " lh ' "' a M!.e. -....,.,. irnvoi over t and nnlnv M.n ! i. men i on earth n h p.n n . ---- " " wiuij nine. Pac,c,Coa,tV"nL?!..i8t St. L'B' Mt VVlarkct Quotations TodayX ' lvr "Mike SAlem a Cood Home Mrkn T I irWr I'-brovtIng, 456llm3.' You -will always lnd the oh tuost 'meats and groceries at the h west prices at Edward's & I.uscher'n, 400 and 410 Stato streot. 'Phone errors glvon special attention. HOP BUYERS' DIRECTORY. WM. DROWN & Co. Hops, mohair, wool, hop growers' supplies, No. 220 Commorclul street, Salem, Oro gon, Phono 1301. S10O toward 9100. Vho rondura of this paper will bo pleased to learn that there Is at least ono dreaded c sonse that sclenco has been unit to euro In all Its stagoH and that Is cata rh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is tho only positive euro now known to tho medical fraternity. Catarrh be ing a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, act ing directly upon tho blood nnd mu cous surfaces of ti. systom, thereby destroying tho foundation of tho dls ho, and gllng tho patl.nt strongth by building up the constitution and as sisting nature In doing Its work. Tho proprietors have much faith In Its cur ative powers, that thoy offer One Hun dred Dollars for any case that It fulls to cure. Send for list of testimonials. AildreM. P. J. CHUNKY & CO.. Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills ure tho best. O"' Umbrellas recovered at Shlpp & Houser'a 258 commercial street. o Notice. The milkmen have raised the priro of milk, commencing November 1st, six cgnts for quarts, and $1.00 a month for a pint a day: 18 cents wholesale. 10-3U B. O. 8CHUCKING Hop buyor. Phono Main 1311. OIIIcub in Bnyiio block, Stato street, Salem. Card of Thanks. ITiia- MnjeriKRja wih io i Her neighbor and friends (or tb many KUttineases, assistanea nnu jioww so & MW0iy rurnisneu uuriBK w in- Bg4 aso niaerai or ner hu unnnsr. f,TJHiaf. MRS. 8. A. JQNB8. ? -Umbrellas recoysred at Shjpp & Hooser'a 26S Commectal street. 8URE CURE FOR PILE8 (tolling Piles produce moisture and eauso Itching, this form, as well as Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles are cured by Dr. Uo-san-ko's Pllo Rem edy, stons itching and bleeding. Ab sorb tumor. COo a Jar at druggists, or sent by mall. Treatise froe. Write mo about your case. Dr. Rosauko, 'niinfaiririiii ',. nop miih I Stone' drug' store. " in ' "O ' SQUIRE FARRAR.--Hop merchant and purchasing agent. No. 210'i Commercial streot, upBtalrs, Salem, Oregon. 'Phono 1051. FABER AND N El 8. Hop merchants. Olllco In Bush-Broyman Illdg., also In Albany, Oregon. Telephone Main 1821. T. A. LIVE8LEY & CO. Deulers in hops and hop supplies. 'Phono 1211, olllco room 18 Ohorhelm bldg., Sa lem, Oregon. i Cool Home Market" r V WW Hod MarL.I Hops 1902 20 to 22c. Potatoes, Apnle. Etc Potntoos-26 to 30o. Onions $1. t, , . .Dr,ed Fruits, prod Applos-4V4 to CHc. tal hm PrunoB. 40s to BQs-3W to 1c Petite Prunes same. i Wood' Fence pot. Etc. Big Fir $3.50 to $5.75. Second arowth-$2.E0 to $2.75 Ash-$3.00 to $3.76. Body Oak $1,50. Polo Oak $3.60. Cedar Posts 11 to 12c. Hldet, Pelts and Furs. Qrooa Hides, No. 1 7c. Green Hides, No. 2 5c Calf Sltlns 4 to Go. Shcop 75c. ,. Qoat Sklns-25c to $1.00 Gray Pox 2G- to 60c. Coon 10 to 40c. Mink 25c to $1.25. Otter $1.00 to $5.00. Skunk 10 to 25c. Muskratr-1 to Gc, . Wlldcat-10 (o 25c. QralnfanrliF'IniiF ir iiuui OiCJ' Oats: Barloy food. 1C ton. Flour Wholwalo, $2.SG to $3,10. Live Stock-Market. Steors 3 to 3&c. Cows 3 to 314c. Shcop $3.60 gros to $4,00. Drossed Veal 5J4c Dogs, alive 6J4c Hogs, dressed GMc. ' Wool and Mohair. Coarso Wool 14c, Fine 16c. ' Mohnlr 2G& Hay, Feed, Etc. Baled Choat $7 to 7.G0. Clovor $0 to $7. Bran $17.G0. Bhorts $20, Creamery and Dairy Products. Good Dairy Buttor 2214c Crenmory Ihittot 27 H to 30c. Cream, pan skimmed, at orcatnory 0c, nt farml8c?, Cream separator skimmed, at creamery, 2Gc, at farm, 23o. Poultry at 8telnerjs Market. Chickens 8c. ,i'"" Eggs, jiur doz " 27a Turkeys lQc, v ' ' Ducks 8 to 10c. ' i Portland Mtirh.it. Whent-Wnlla Walla, CGfTGCc, . Whpat-Vnjloy. (IGHc. ' Flour portinn,, best grade, $2.95 to $3.00; graham, $2.80 to $3.20. Onls Cholco-Wlilte, $1 to $1.02Hc Bailey Food, $2 per ton; lolled,' 122. , Mlllsttiff Bjan $18.60. liny Timothy, $10 to $11 per ton, Onions 76a to $1 per ccntnl. Potatoes BOQIiBc per oonrat. Ilultor Host dairy, 202214o; fancy irenmory, 27i53()o; storo, 1tlc. Eggs Orcgnu rtnch, 2G to 27V6o por doz. Poultry Chicken,, mixed, $3.50 to $4.25; hona $i.7Gj "turkeys, llvo, 14 to 15c. Mutton gross, 3c Hogs gross 7a Boof KrooHS 3' to 3Kc Veal gross,' 7 to 8VjO. Hops 20 to 2lc Wool Valley, 12 to 15o.; Eastern Oregon, 8 to 1404- Mohair, 25 to 20c. Hidesdry, 10 pounds and upwards, IG to lGHc. jHmviiiKMr n B yrfl 3efaJ?Mr SHOI5fElilE AHD!NimPAiFIG DKPART FOK 8 p.m. t Uhloago rortUmt Special 9.00 a. ra via Ilaut Ingtou Atlantld" Rxprcu IJto p. m, tla Huntington St. fu) Fait Mall Jill p. in. via Spokane JIMBBCIIEDULES rrotu lrtlaaa, Or, ARMVK FROM Salt Lake. Donrer. vt wai. n.i.. w:-:.. i.w.11, UIUWJI, AH1UH8 Oltr, fit. Lout, Cblcago and Kaat. Salt Lake, rnTM Ft, iiucm. uDim. i CUT, Bt. LottU, 01 KU'J ABV. Kaniiu lihleifco Walla Walla. LnwUtnn. Bpokaao. Wallace. Pull man, Minneapolis Bt, i'nal, Dnliith.Mltnaiike unicaxo, ana kmi. IsSO p xitf 8:1 0i. m. nw nt 79 HOURS 7,) I t POHTLAMD TO CHICAGO 0 RTLAMD 0 Ctu: ate of Cars OCEAN AND RIVER BCHBDULB from -PortUniJ' exeep Dally CM HumUy Sp. m. Batonlay 10p.M All salllnn datoa subject! IToranPrancloo Ball ororr 8 dars OOLUUBUBtrKR To Astoria and War Landings. v'p,-m 4p.n, x.Hun'M WII.LAMBTTB RIVER r Hteamor Ruth loaves Salem for" Port land and way landings on Tuoklay.ThtUB days nnd Saturdays, about 7 a. m.T For Corvallls und way landings. Mondays, Wedneodaya' and Fridays at about 6 p. in, A. L. ORAIG, M. P. UALDWIK, Gon. Pass. Agt. Agt. O. It. A N. dock Portland, Oro. Salem, Or each week ut 7:30 p. in. Caroy T. Martin, a 0.J 7mo J. Rlggs, K. of R. and 8. PHYSICIANS. J. H. Urewtr, physician and surgson Office In.Qrsy.bloek, Rooms 7 and 0. Phono 91. .iiimwrirfii . OSTEOPATHY. DrTEyckoH rnd Dr. Graco Al bright .Tjventy months graduates of tho Ataorlcan School of Ostetp athy, Klrksyllle, Mo. Dr. Wyckoff Is the only twenty months' gontlemaii graduate In Salem. Odd Follows' Temple. Tbone Main 2721. Dr. M. T. 8choettle Qraduato Ameri can School of OitoojJthy, Klrks vlilo, Mo. Ofllce In Tioga block, over the Spa. Office hours 8:30 to 11:30 and 1 to 4. Office phone. No. 2423 Red residence phono 2C03 Red TON80RIAL AND PATHS. J. CARMICHAEL-Hop buyer; ofllco In Bush-Breyman building, Salem, Oregon. Samplou or choice Jiops so llcltud from all growers. LILIENTHAL BROS, Hop merchants II. J. Oltenhelmer, manuger. Ofllco N. K. corner Commercial and State streets (upstairs); 'phono Main 101. PAUL R. Q. H0R8T & LACHMUND CO, Hop merchants; corner State and Commerolal streets (upstairs), Salem. 'Phono Main 811. Branch efllees: North Yuklma, Wash.; Santa Rosa, Sacramento, Cal.; Puy allup, Wash.; St- lxuls, Mo. Ixiuls Itchmund, general manager. CATLIN &. LINN Hop buyers. Room 8. Bush Breyman block, Salem, Oro gon. 'Phono 1431. LODOE8. Protection Lodae NO. 2, Auclout Or dor United Workmen, meet ovorr Saturday evening iu tle , Uolmar Hall, corner of Stato and Libert) street. Visiting brethren welcome V. I. West, M. W-; X A, floliwood Koeorder. at Dr. FORESTERS OF AMERICA Court Kherwood Forester No. 10. Meet Friday night Io Turner block. Harry Watson.CIt.; A.L.Urown, Sec. num'i Ohavlna Parlors. Soreu first class barbers engaged. Finest lath rooms In city. We. use antlsepUo aterllUer. J Ryu, Prop Evans' Barber ehopv-Only flrst-cUs shop on State street. Every thing now and urKwlato. Finest porcelain baths. Shsve, tto; hair-cut, JSof baths, 25c, Two flrsUlass to bUcks. q'W, Brans, proprietor. Whoeome Broad I hard to And, but if you buy your bread and. pastry at the Pioneer liak- Central Lodge No. 18 K. of P-rOatle err. you will be satJaflwl, Patronized Hall in Holmao block, corner auta by sverj;ljpd , i and Liberty street, Tuesday of Tb? flnne.. 102 CoiiPfff Our Advertisement are ALWAYS INTERESTING. Read them. Parr's Jewelry Store. StcusloffJBros, Dealers lf tlv Stock, meat, fine auaj "f"' beos aad lard. I1 Cmmr""' "" Write Me . About Your Trip nil mmm It will pay both of us If you will just' sit down and wrlto mo about your trip. Toll mo where you'ro going, ioirt whon, nnd I will tell you tho lowosti rntes In effect, and glvo you a, tow good reaBoiis for going Hast via tho Burlington ltouto. A. C. SHELDON, General Arjent. lOO THIRD STREET, PORTLAND. Through personally conducted tour 1st sleeping cars bctweon Portland and Chicago onco a week, and botween Og don and Chicago throo times a week, via tho Bconlo lino. , Through Standard deeping car dally botween Ogden and Chicago, Tla tho Scenic lino. Through Standard slooplng 'car dally betwoon Colorado Springs and St. Louis. Through Standard and tourist Bleep ing cars dally between San Franolsco and Chicago, via Los Angelea aad Ei Paso. Through Standard sleeping car .and chair cars dally between St, Paul and Chicago. Be suro that your ticket reads Tla tho Orcat Rock Island Route. Tho beat and moat reasonable din ing car service. Ing car service. Fur Information T. J. CLARK. Trav. Pass. Agent. h B. GORIIAM, Gen. AgL, 250 Alder St.. Portland, Or. Corvaliis & EastoniR.R, Time Card No. 20. No. 2 For Yaqulua; Uaves Albany ,12:45 p. m. Leaves Corvallls Is 60 p. to. Arriyn... Vaqulna 6;3 U, Bi. Na 1 Returtelng: Lvea Yaquina , 7;0iL ft, bb. Loaves Corvallls 11 :SjF a, m. Arrive Albany .12:16 p tn. P. 3 For Detreit: r lAs Aiuauy !ww v "- ArriT. Detroit 5:45 p.m. IffikA, ffrcru Detreit: BSYwi, jDetrolt 0:30 8, to- AtxfvW Albany 11:05 a. m. TtaJB 1 andJLnrrlvo In Albany in tltee. to MimetfOtVltu tho S. P. south bound. ImJ, aill BlliK two or threbour jfAlbany baforO d partjiro of afcTBorth bouud train. Trwa NtlS conuecta with the 8. P. UaluB at CorvaUi ol Albany gl lux direct service to Newport and 4 Jarent beaches. Train 8 for Datrolt, Brelteabush d other mountain resorte Ipavea Albany at 1:00 p. tu after tho arrival o Uo Southern Paoiao south, UousJ train from Portland, reJtte DetWt ftt 5i4( p. ra. I For tatibtr- lafomatte ajirtr to J. Toraer, AgeaJ, Afbaw .. It fl. Croai, Au'ent, Corvj!8, N i-i lgmmmmmmi -at- . v ,..