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Newspaper Page TextTHfc NARRITT & LAWRENCE SsocMrS Hfc 0 AILY JOURNAL, OALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1902 -SELL- IllthC t-Hum imii miiiikIih-t More Tomatoes and Better Tomatoes than Anybody AND EVERYTHING IN SEASON FOR HOUSEKEEPERS IN THE- COM- Q 8EASO' OLD P. O. GROCERY. LOVERS OF GOOD MUSIC Will Be Given a Treat by Hearing the Royal Italian Band. Lovers of -music anil who Is not a lovor of niuslo? in this city should eongratulato themselves on tho oppor tunity to Uo given them shortly of hearing tho Itoyal Itnllnn Bnnd, which, If pross roports aro true, is tho grcat eot concert band that lias ovrfr toured Pmmntloii auil nrirnrmont In hliMticM li tho rcault of ability to do. At Jliln tchnnl In thn ' Amorlcn. RlXlnlfll mill llllKtlntod lirnlHn bait plana toobuln tuc knowledge nf how todo. Tlicto la an increasing ilemaud for competent ia ,,. .., ,n au imiu help, rcrsom coraploilug iho bmlneM and ihorlhand courses at the ls accorded the director. .Slg. hinillo EDUCATIONAL. ikUtumJ Are not held by incompetents. W Mrs. CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEOE. ran ecnra employment For cloven yoars but one young man has graduated from our idiort hand department utter flrl completing the business course. Why? became all took positions beforo ready fi uiadiHte. It rents but little to secure a tmblo education comparel to tho benefits Uerlrcil Hund fur catalogue W. I. 3TALEY, Principal, Salem, Oregon. an C. H. MA OK craw's: siaST Successor to Dr. J. M. Koeno, in White Corner, Salem, Oregon. Parties desiring superior operations at mod orato too In any branch aro in ospoclai requont Grand Opera House JOHN F. CORDRAY, Manager. SOULE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS PORTLAND OR. Por8alem and vicinity leave orders at Ceo Will's Music Store. S. C. STONE, M. D. PHOPRIETQR OF STONE'S DRUG STORES 8ALEM, OREGON. The stores(two in number)aro located at No. 235 and 297 Commercial sL, and aro well stocked with a comploto line of drugs and medicines, toilet articles, perfumery, brushes, etc., HaB bad some 25 years oxperlenco In tho practice of medlclno and now makes no charge for consultation, ex amination or prescription. Thursday, Oct. 30 Tho Snlem lodge of Elks presonts ELLERY'S ROYAL ITALIAN BAND ELLERY'S ROYAL ITALIAN BAND ELLERY'S ROYAL ITALIAN BAND ELLERY'8 ROYAL ITALIAN BAND 55-Muolclans-55 20-Cetebrated Sololsta-20 Directed by Italy's Knighted Band- maseter Carl Emlllo Rlvela THEH BAND THAT INVITES COMPARISON Conceded to be the Greatest Band That Ever Toured America. Woven Wire Fencing Tho fenco that fences. Onco lip, stays up. Special price during Octob er. Car will arrive about Octobor 25th. Plnco your ordor at onco, mul huvo money. WALTER WORLEY Salem Fence Works. CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Meets all mall and passongor trains. Baggage to all parts "of tho city. Prompt service Teluphono No. 241. HOMYKR & HEDRIGK. Prices: 50c, 75c, $1.00. Seats on Halo nt Boxofflce Thursday !) n. m. WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS ' IUvola, for his marvelous control of his musicians, and his original Inter pretation of tho greatest composers. Tho organization comprises 55 musi cians, and Includes some of Italy's llnost Instrumentalists. A romnrk ablo fact, notlcoablo Is the composi tion or the organization Is the num ber of wood Instruments, and tho nb sonco of a cornet or slldo trombone. Nearly one-half of the band Is wood, and tho effect ls said to bo quite dif ferent from anything ovor honrd In this city, Tho program for tho con- cort has boon arranged with a viow to catering to tho well-known musical tnsto prevailing among tho cltlzoiiB of our city. Tho bnnd comes to tho Grand Opern House. Thursdny, Octobor 30lb, under tho auspices or tho Salem Lodge of Elks. Prices, $1.00, 75c, 50c. Seats on salo nt box olllco Thursday 0 a. in. PERSONALS. B. F JONES! Attorney at Law Toledo, Oregon. Was clerk of circuit court for six years and has an up-to-date abstract of all property In Lincoln county - Your Step Mother Is still hero busy as ever, and when your clothes aro all out of ordor, worn, with buttons off, take them to her at tho Salem Dyo Works. At this establishment you can get anything set to rights, from a pair of gloves, to the most elaborato stlk gown. A gentleman cau get his hal clenned, his trousore creased, or kit whole suit rojuvenated to suit hlr taste, also four suits a month for $1 Buttons sewod on, rips sewed up, suits pressed on short notice. Now goods shrunk for dressmaking. MRS. C. H. WALKER 105 Commercial Qtrast THE ELITE CAFE 208 Commercial Street. OYSTERS Served In tho boat of stylo and with the most BUitnblo accompaniments. & ECKBRLEN. Proprietor K. J. Dodd, Perln, 111. George Portorns, San Francisco. 0. A. Malboeuf, Portland. Mr. Speer, city. S. J. Frccdman, New York. Chas. II. Glenn, Portland. F. C. Kelly, Snn Francisco. G. II. Knox, Dos Moines. W. A. Knox, Dos Moines. M. S. Hnrt, Portland. A. L. Clark'o, Portland. Thos. Colllnsou, Portland. C. W. Lawronco, Portland. J. S. Dnvlos, Rochester, New York. It. C. Hunt, Seattle. Allon Blocker, Seattle. 1. L. Pattorson, city. Jns. Harris, Dallas. John H. Green, Duliith, Minn, o Bed Time I tnko a pleasant herb drink, tho noxt ; morning I feel bright and my com plexion is better. My doctor says it nctu gently on tho stomache, liver and kidneys, and Is a pleasant laxative. It Is made of herbs, and ls prepared as easily as tea. It Is called Lane's mod Icino. All druggists soil It nt 25c and 50 cents. Lane's Family Medicines moves tho bowols each day. If you cannot get It, send for freo sninplcs. Address, Orator Woodward, I.oltoy, N. Y. o Notice. The milkmen have raised tho price of milk, commencing November 1st, six cents for quads, and $1.00 a month for a pint a day; IS cents wholesale; 10-28-It Umbiellas recovered at Shlpp Housor's 258 Commercial street. & Good Coffee. Whon buying coffee you should pick out tho best brand that can bo found. Chase & Sanborn's famous coffees are the best. BRANSON & ItAOAN. The White House Restaurant has long boon the favor ite eating bouso of the city, and Is gaining moro customers dally. Every thing flrst-olass and up-to-dato. Meals at all hours. NATUKAL- ANXIMTY. Mothers regard approaching winter with uueasluess, children take cold so easily. No illHtuue coatB more llttlu liven thuu croup. It's attack Is so sudden that tho sufferer ls often beyond humiin aid before tho doctor nrrlves. Such cases yield rapidly to One Minute Cough Cure. f.hjullles the mucus, ill- mjs iiiuaminaiion, removes danger. Abso lutely safe. Acts Immediately. Cures coughs colds, grip, bronchitis, all throat and lung trouble. I', H. ucMahon, Hampton (Ja. ; A bad cold rendered me voiceless Juit be ruro an oratorical content. I Intended to Withdraw hut took Our Mlnnt IVinirli r'nru It restored my voice In tlmo to win the medal." K (J. Haas. 00 mate 8t., Grand Opera House Drug Bf v. -o Charles Newell, aged 23, while fell ing logs at Congo Prairie, on the SIus- law, was crushod beneath a falling treo Octobor 25th, from tho offocts of which ho died two dnys aftor. De ceased had uo known relatives In this stato. INDIGESTION TUB WOIIST POHM. Multitudes are singing the praises nf Kudol, the new discovery which Is making so many sick people well and weak people strunir by digesting what they eat. by clean sing and sweetening the stomach and by is tho cause of more discomfort than any other ailmonL If you eat tho things that you you want, and that aro good for you, you aro distressed. Acker's Dysnensla Tablets will mako your digestion perfect and provent'lon, of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, were S. 11. Ormsby wont to Albnny today. Tllmon Ford has returned from a few days spent In Portland. Fred Whlttler, of Oswego, 1b visiting his father-in-law, Mr1. E. L. Brlggs. B. Frank Meredith roturncd today from a few days spent In Portland. W. W. Zlnn has roturned homo rrom a visit with Ills paronts nt Pomoroy, Wash. Miss Lena Bonolt, or Cottage Grove, Is visiting ror a row days with rela tives In this city. C. D. Gnbrlelson arrived homo today rrom San Francisco, whore he has boon spending a month. Miss Kittle Harhord linn returned from a visit with relatlvos nt Spoknne and Davenport, Washington. Mrs. J. It, Hlnkle has returnud to Hubbard, after n visit with hor daugh ter, Mrs. O. L. Darling, In this city. Miss Millar, who has heon receiving troatmont nt the Florence Snnltorlum, roturned today to hor homo In East Portland. Rev. W. C. Ktintnor was In Aurora Tuesday ovenlng, to tnko part In tho Sunday School convoutlon that Is be ing held thoro. J. M. Howo roturnod to Eugene to day, having been called to Solum to attend tho fimarnl or his nloco, the Into Mrs. John J. Roberts. John Holuian has roturned to Al bany. Mr. Holman was taken III In this city nbout a wook ago, and was unnblo to rot urn' homo boforo. L. D. Simmons and Mlnnlo Cox. Win. Sharer and Maud S. Welnor uro tho latest couplos to sectiro maningo llconsos from County Clerk Roland. Hon. W. A. Carter left today for his homo nt Gold Hill, aftor a visit In this city with Mrs. Carter, who Is visiting with hor parouts. Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes. O. L. Darling Is convaloscont from his recent experlonco with rhouiun- tlsm, and oxpoets to rosume work as local S. P. pnssonger agent within .a few days, Mrs. George M. Orllloy loft today ror Bolso, Idaho, whoro alio will spend tho winter with her son, Albert M. Grllley, who Is secretary or the Boise Y. M. C. A. Mrs. Eunice Roberts, Miss Geitrude Roberts and C. 9. Roberts returned to Portland this mornlngniuvlng come to Salem Tuesday to attend tho funer al or tho Into Mrs. John J. Roberta. Rov. John Parsons, pastor or the First M. 13. church, loft today for Philadephllt, and points in New York, where, as a membor of the general committee of that church, he will at tend" meeting of the various hoards or tho church. Ho will be absent about n month. O. 8. Ritchie and William MPnd Tupman. a nrnmincnf lady of Richmond, Va., a great sufferer wifli woman's troubles, tells how she was cured. "For some years 1 suffered with backache, severe bearing-down pains, loucorrhir-a, nntl falling of the womb. I tried many remedies, but nothing gave any positive relief. " I commenced taking Lydln fi. Plnklmm'M Vegetable Compound l JVKVA001, WhrM 1 ,md " the first half bottle, I felt a vast Improve ment, and huvo now taken ton bottles with the result that 1 foul liko a, new woman. When I commenced taking the Vegetable Compound I folt afi worn out and was fnht npprotiohlnir complete norvnus collapse. 1 weighed only t8 pounds. Now I weigh 100J i""lll" " "in improving every day. 1 Bladly testify to tho benefits re ceived." MlU. It. P. TlMHAW i'tl .i 30th St., Richmond, Vn. f5ooo fvMt It original of abom tetttr proving gtnulmntia cannot 00 produita, "When a medicine 1ms been site ocssitil In more than a million cases, Is It justleo to yourself to sny. without trying it, "1 do not believe, it would help me?" Surely you cannot wish to ris malii weak and slek. Mrn. IMnkhani, whose nddroNH Is Lynn,3uKS., will answer cheer fully nnd without cost all letter addressed to her by slolc women Perhaps sho hns Just tho knovrl- etige iliac win Help your caso try her to-diiy it costs nothing. SALEM BIRD STUDY CLUB Program for Next Meeting of this Active Society. The Salem lllrd Study Club Is now having Interesting mootlngs ovory Fri day ovenlng, a program being provldod by the different mombors taking up a discussion of tho feathery tribes, iholr plumage, characteristics, haunts, otc Mr. Warner, who Is ono of tho bostj authorities In the Northwest, sup plies the club with spoclmons of birds and eggs from tils lnrge collection, thus enabling the youngstors as woll as their elders In tho recognition or the birds they meet from day to day. The subject Tor tho nsxt mooting, which will bo hold at Unity church noxt Friday evening, will bo "Wood peckers" In genornl, nnd Gardlnor's woodpeekor In particular. Tho follow, lng program has bean arranged ror the evenlng: "Plumngo." Mrs. W. C. Hawley. "Life and Habits," J. W. Cox. "Eggs nnd Roaring of Young," Clnr- once Hendricks. "Food nnd Food Conditions," Clar- onco Mason. Recitation, "Tho Woodpecker." An Interesting paper on the "Flick er," was road by Mrs. A. W. PrOscott at the Inst mooting nnd others will follow. CLASSIFIED ADS Advertisement j. five llaes or les, la this column Inserted three times for 25c. 5 Oca Week. $1.50 a month. All over five lines at the same rate. WANTED. Glrla Wanted. At book blndory. Court and Llborty streets. 10-25-tf tttmaummmmwtimMtitM.. H """-"""""Rwiw:KiwmttntmmtmH Worth of 80-pound steel rails, 60 new locomotive and 55 new coaches, chair cars, uininu. and cafe cars is the record : $3,000,000 "Wabash R,R- Wanted. Ideal and Ruby strawberry plants. I hnvo more ordors thnn 1 enn fill, and can use Bovernl thou mind. K. Hnfor. During thn in .-. . ... .. . railroad In the M n' T".i " "'?. m3t mo,,orn tip-tcloto. ... .. .. --. .iu.ui uvor it nnd onfnv nMt equip- II inoni on earth n q n, , J J UIU ""esi camp- Wanted. To get about 1500 hop poles ninde. Inqulro or F. I.ovy, Salem. 10-24-dw-lm Wanted. Buyers for fullbloodod Lei coster rams, registered and unrogts- torcd. Prices from $5' to $20. Ad dress or call on J. W. McKInney, Turner, Orogon. (Rockwell Fnrm). 10-21-lm. L08TAND FOUND. Found. A long-folt want, a comploto mnp of Orogon, showing population of ovory precinct, town and county In tho state. Cost only 10 conts, nt real ostato ofilco of It. It. Ryan & Co., 292 Commorclnl stroet. 10-28-lw g,ZZ l fts- A8t. 18 Angeles, Cal. ,WMmMWlR'mWTMtmttmrmmim,mmM,M....... . """"...... Market Quotations Today . "Make r-slem acood Home M.ri,.... sV LARGELY ATTENDED The Funeral of the Late Mrs. John J. Roberts was Held on Tuesday Afternoon. Snd and Impresslvo wore the ser vices that attended tho funeral of the late Mrs. John J. Roborts.of this city, The riinernl party left the honio of Mis. Sarah K. Ynntls, on Winter street, shortly before 2 o'clock, and proceed ed to tho First Congregational church, whoro tho sorvlces woro hold. A largo concourso of friends of tho doconsod young womnn and tho members of tho family gatherod nt tho chapel as a last tribute or respect to tho dopartod. Tho services woro conducted by Rov. W. C. Knntuer, or tho First Congrega tional chinch, nsslsted by Rov. P. 8. Knight, the pioneer Congregational clergyman or this city. Aftor scrip tural rending by Dr. Knntnor, Rov. Knight offered nn Invocation. In his brief funeral discourse Rev. Kant nor spoke eloquently of the departed young woman, whose beautiful dispo sition and many exceptional heart qunlltlo were ever prominent during hor short life or 20 yon in. He offered words of comfort and sympathy to the heart-broken mothor and bereaved hus band, together with the other sorrow ing rolntlves. During the services a quartet, consisting of Mr. nnd Mrs. F. A. Wiggins, Mr. Jordan Piirvino and 'Mr. Kills Purvlne, sang three bwiutl fill selections, as follows "Asleep In Jesus," "Abide With Me" and "Some Sweet Day." At (lie graveside, a brief service was conducted by Rev. Knight, nnd the body was lowered Into tho llower-llnod sopulehre. Tho pall-bearers were: Dr. W. II. Morse. P. II. Sront. '.. J. Rlgga, jo, o. Mvans. J. W. Cochran and Geo. M. Munger. Jr. A greater number of beautiful and costly lloinl pieces Is seldom seen at n funeral Jn this city, than were strewn over, the grave of Mrs. Roberts. Among the pieces were several pretty set pieces, including a pillow n mini her of hearts and the "Ontes Ajar." The riinernl was one or the saddest that has been held In Salem. Tho two plno needle factories at Grants Pnss nro turning out nbout COO pounds of plno noodle fibre each, and consume about a ton of plno needlos each per day. The two factorlos nro tho only ones or tho kind In Amorlcn. THEORIES ABOUT FOOD Also a Few Facts on the Same Subject Taken Up. A small brown ninro, with threo white feot and whlto face. Ownor call on L. C. Matthos, R, P. D. No. 0. 10-lC-tt tii i lift ii it iiimn -n tt FOR RENT. Farrrt for Rent. Six miles bolow Sn lem, on river bottom. Inqulro nt 320 Llborty street, or 8. G. Smith, Route 3, Snlcm. Or. 10-21-2v For Rent Nlcoly furnished rooms for gentlemen, near business part of tho city, Inqulro nt Journal ofilco 10-17-tf Frenchmen Buy Prunes transforming their fuol Intu tha kind nt pure, rich, red blood that makes you feel good all over. Mrs. C'rantlll, of Troy, I. T , writes . for a number of years I was trou bled with Indlgwtton and dyspepsia which srew Into the worst form. Finally I was induced to use Kwkil and after uslns four bottles I am entirely cured. I heartily rec ommeud Kodel to nil sufferers from Indices nun uuu iii BiiriiBiii. inin ib iiiihh uiiur . n nrr niinnn unn a . mi,lp, 1.7. .1... ;-... .r"?il"u " ""' "" " uo iur n nii..i- ...i-i "'- """ JV".'- f rao ilmnM W Tl lfrVVTt P. on v,,iuilll lltllllllK IirUUVriY ll.l llfl.MI lln.iA I W OT....lf,W. .. A.. AAWW.feUtV 0b WW.. " w Dyspepsia and its attondunt disagroe- In tho city toIay. the gueetx of their able symptoms. You can safely cot eoBln MrH f L,P,ii,aii Mr w.. anything, nt any time, if you tako ono ,, , J ' Fr,e1'-. A,r- c' of those tablets afterward. Sold by ' ,'n Is HiiporJntendent of the Hemp all druggists under a positive guaran.jhlll-Melntosh steel work at Pittsburg l J2 lB;,.llOa0yaa?t- 'L?0? ni"1' wlt" Mr- Wtclile. InterasU. meals, lleas, DO State St , Urand Drue Store. Buffalo. N. Y leave tomorrow for California. They WW ARRIVED! J CD "2. o co Z 9 tt " r , ff v ! - o " . rii - if 2 3 m ? K 3- b o s 3 f. ;i win. Jardlnlers arrived, from 15c to $4.00 each. Come and see them; new designs. To your satisfaction, Yu will find our Aged Mijaba and Java at -We per pound. YOPnsar Jlpoha' and'Jaya a SC pr pounds 3 pdffrida far 9,' " " Tor ur Porto R(aa at 9 pr fitfrt Wlllaaette Koast. 18e per pound. 3 . pounds for Sec. , 1& grade. huntM paikac oT, t potsuds for He Cw u? B csj O sssP sissi'sl jut f"Tr S3 mi wr c w u Ji U, Ll st o as I Chegamy. of I.e Hbvpv and P. 1-. Jluitliieun, of Bordeaux, France, representing large commission houses of those respective plaroa. wnt to Purtland today, and will depart Uh night for Skin Franelsco, whence they start ror their destinations. Berore leaving (his city, the gentlemen an nounced that they had purchased from the Willamette Valley Prune Asaocte Uon 13 carloads of French prunes for Immeillate shipment to Prance. While the prlc that waa paid for the lot could not be torned, it Is said that the transaction amounted to about 111,000. The gentlemen report thai the prune crop in ranee this year was very poor, awl that the commission merchants of that country are de pendent on the Pacific eoost crop (hie year. The shipment 0f the 13 cars that were purchased In m,u pi.v ,, begun, veral cars ,inB Parted on UBMIHJ'. We hear much nowadays about hoalth roods uud hygienic living, vog- utariuulHtn nnd iiutny other fails along the samo Una Restaurants may bo found In tho lnrge cities where no meats, pnBtry or coffee Is served, nnd tho food crank Is In his glory, and nrguinouts mid theor ies galore advancoil to provo thnt moat was never Intended ror human stomachs, and almost mnko us bellove thnt our sturdy ancestors who lived four score yonrs In robust health on roast boor, pork and mutton must have been grossly Ignorant or the laws or health. Our forefathers hnd otbor things to do than formulate theories nbout the food thoy nto. A wnrm welcome wnB extended to any kind, from bacon to acorns. A healthy appetite nud common sense nro excellent guldoa to follow In matters of diet, nnd a mixed diet or ginlns, fruits and moats Is undoubted ly hu best. As compared with grains and vege tables, moats furnish the most nutri ment In a highly concentrated form, and Is digested nud assimilated more quickly thnn vogotublos nnd grains. Dr. Julius Renimson, on this sub ject, says: Nervous persons, people run down In honlth and of low vitality. should oat moat, and plenty or It. ir the digestion Is too feeble at first It may be easily corrected by Stuart's Dyspeiwln Tablets after each menl. Two or those oxcollont tablets taken after dinner will digest sevoral thou sand grains of meat, eggs or other an imal rood In threo hours, and no mat ter how weak the stomach may he, no trouble will be experienced ir a regu lar practice Is made or using Stuart's Dyspeiwla Tablets, because they sup ply pepsin nud diastase necessary to pei reel digestion, and every foim or ludlgoHtlon will be overcome by their use Tho large class or people who come under the bond or nervous dyspeptics should eat plenty or meat, and Insure Its proper digestion by the dally use or a snre, harmless digestive modlolne, like ftunrt'a Dyapejwla Tnblots, com posed or the natiiMl dlgestlvo prin ciples, diastase, fruits, acids and salts, which actually perform the work of di gestion. Cheap cathartic medicines, masquerading under the name or dys pepsia cures are useless ror indiges tion, us they have absolutely no efTeot umu the actual digestion of food. Dyspepsia in all Its many forms Is simply a failure or the stomach to di gest rood, and the sensible way to solve the riddle ami cure the dyspep sia Is to make dally use at meal time of a preparation like aHwart'a Dysiieji sia TableU. which Is endorsed by the mwllcnl profession, and known to row tnln active digestive principles. All druggists sell Stuart's Dysjwpsla Tablet at sOc for full treatment. 1U-27M-31 r- -O FOR 8ALE. For Sale or Rent. Six noros 3 miles from city, ono ncro cholco orchard (variety), three acres garden, two acres pasture House, well and pump, on rural route, cheap fur cash or on time. G. W. Poarmlno, two miles north on river rond. 10-24-tf For 8ale. Tho Valontluo Doncor farm of 1C8.5 acros, situated I'j mllos south of Snlem, Is for sale on renHon ablo tonus. Apply nt tho placo or to Bonhnm &. Martin, nttornoyn, Salem, Oregon. 10-23-2m For 8ale or Trade. IIouso and lot-Hi suburbs of Portland ror Salem prop erty, or ucreage. Inquire nt Journal office. 10-ltf MISCELLANEOUS. Change of Firm. Tho blacksmlthlng nnd wngon-mnklng business on Clio muketn street, just buck of tho Now York Rnckot storo, horotoforo con ducted by Wledinor & Rlgolmnn, will bo known under the firm namo of Rlgolmnn & Schttltx, nnd will bo bettor prepared than over to sorvo the public with ijood work la this line, nt fnlr prices. 10-23-1 in You will always tlnd the chrlcest moats nnd grocerios at tho lewost prices at Edward's & LtiBohur'i, -IOC and 110 State street. 'Phono orders given upoclal attontlon. ISfsl)nHiB HOP BUYER8' DIRECTORY. wTwiowTrXcom wool, hop growors' suppllos. No. 229 Commercial Btroot, Salem, Oro gon. mono luui. Cood Home Msrket" -Wirwr HOD Mart., Hops -1902 50 to 22c! Potatoes, Apples," Etc. Potatoes 25 to 30c. On'lons--l. r. i , a ,Dr,ed Fru't. Dried Applos 4 to ct4c iSi'i? B V,runos' 40s to'60i-aii to 4c. Petite Prunos same. " Wood, Fence Posts, Etc Big Flr-$3.50 to 3.76. Socontl GrowthJ2.E0to J2.7C Ash-$3.00 to $3.76. Body Oak JiBO., Polo Oak $3,60. '- ' Cadnr Posts-ll to 12c. Hides, Pelts and Fura. Green Hides, No. l-7c. Oreon Hides, No. 2 Eo, Calf Sklna-4 to Ec, i ' - Sheep 7Bo. . Goat Skins 2Gc to $1,00. uuiy iox 26 to BOO. Coon 10 to 40c, . Mink 2Cc to $1,25. Otter $1.00 to $5.00. Skunk 10 to 25c. Muskrat 1 to Be. Wildcat 10 to 25c." " " ,i "QJ-inaiFlour. Wheat B4c.n-. Oats-28c. hh "ft Barley browing, 455bifci feed, $10 ton. . Flour Wholeaale, $2.85 to $3.!o. Live BtoclCMarket. Stcors 3H to 314c. Cows 3 to 3Hc , Shcop $3.C0 gross At $4.00.' Drossod Vcal-SeHcS Hogs, alive BHc, Hogs, dres8etl 6c Wool and 'Mohair. Conrso WooI-14c.. Fine lBc "Mohair 2Bc - , , uHaK Feed Etc Baled Cheat $7' to 7.50. Clovor $6 to $7, Bran $17.60. Shorts-$20. y j r Creamery and. Oalry Products. uuou uairy uuitqr-Z2c. Creamery lltittor TiTVi to 30c. Cream, iinn ikimriled, at oroamory 20c. nt ramr; 18a - - ' uroam separator skimmed, nt irenmory, hoc, at rarm, 23cw , . Poultry-at Qtelier's Market. , Chlckcii8-8c ' Hfigs, jior doz 'i , , 17c, Turkeys 10c. ''.. , Ducks 8 to 10c Portland Markit. "' ." Whoat Walla yolla, C5dCc,' Wheat Ynllo. CHo. Flour Portland, Mst ' sfade, $2.05 to $3.C0; groham, f2.S0 to $3,20. JL ISW P rrtW J . A -- T fjr UVl Si lAM I II iLMNI ffrlll '"JaWiMAll mm Moijiri m jVfiUmPMMQ DBPAUT FOR Chleacn Portland Special 9.-0) a. m via Hunt. Ington Atlantlo ' Ks press sfUm. via Hunt- Infton SL Ilnl .Put Mall TIME SCHEDULES From lDrtlaad, Or, feiti!0' .S00"' Oltr.et Louis, Cblcagrt ana East. ARRIVB FROM Sy'LJ'0' "enver PL Worth, Onuha, Kansas Wa'lia Wt'l"lii.i,in RnttanA U'aII.. t...it ll p. m. ntan, ttlnneamlls 8L B '. Dulnth.Mllwaukee Bpokano rhlcago, and East. 4:90 p m. 8:I0a. m '! m 79 HOURS w 70 Ll rORTUND T0.CIHCA00 . rio Ctisaie of Cars OCEAM AND RIVER SCHEDULE From Portland ''p.'m. Pally nt Bun Jay wcon Sn. in. Saturday 10 p. m, All tailing dates subject KoranKrancl Ball crory S days COfiUMUIAHlVKn To Astoria and Way Landings. nt p.ro- or, t.& m. :urt,sy WILLAMUTTE RIVER Btonraor Ruth loavoa Halein for Port and Saturdays, nbout 7 n. ta. For Coryallla ond way laniMngs. Mondays, Wednesdays nnd Fridays ni about 6 p.m. A. L. ORAIG, M. P. BALDWIN, Gen. 1'aaa. Act. Agt. O. R. & N. dock Portland , Ore. Salem , Or Write Me About Your Tito D. O. 8CHUCKINQ Hop buyer. Phono Main 1311. OIIlcos. In Dnynd block, Btnta street, Salem. SQUIRE FARRAR. Hop merchant and purchasing ntfou't. No. 210V& Commercial street, upstairs, Salem, Orogon. 'Phono lnTil. FADER AND NEIS. Hop morchuuts. Olllco In Bush-Broymnu Bldg., ulso In Albany, Oregon. Tolephonu Muln 1821. Oats-Cholco WJilto, $1 to $l.02o. llfll'll.C L'Ulll 401 ..AH ...... 1,A., ....... v ,-wii, fi pur tun, iuiiuii, $22. Mlllstuff Uran $18,60, Hay Timothy, $10" w $11 per ton. Onions 7Eo to $lpor cental. Potatoes 09'6EtMier c,onlal. Hutter Host dolrjj gboZajSe: fancy (ronmery. 27li3(f sforo lDiJ17c. Kggs Oregon' rchch, 20 to 27Mic por doz. Poultry Clilckona, mlxcd $3.50 to $4.25; bona $!.75J turkeys, live, 14 to lCc. Mutton gross, 3c Hogs gross 7c. Beef groosa 3 (o 3Vic. voal gross, 7 to-8Ho. Hops 20 to 210, Wool Valley, 12 to 15a; Knstern Orogon, 8 to 14c,; Mohair'. 28 to 30c. Hltlog dry, 10 pounds and upwards, tC to lBVic, It will pay both of us If you will Just Jt down and wrlto mo about, your trip Toll me whoro you'ie going, and when, nud I will toll you tho lowest) rntos In offoot, and give you a tow good reasons for going Host via the. llurllngton Rotito. A. C. 8HELDON, General Agent. lOO TJITHD HTRIflETi PORTLAND. T. A. LIVE8LEY & CO. Doulois In hops and hop suppllos. 'Phono 1211, oiuco room m uuTiioim niug., Ha-, loin, Oregon, vtllo, Mo. OIlco In Tioga block, over tho Spa. Ofllce hours 8:30 to 11.30 and 1 to 4, Olllco phono No. 2123 Rod residence phone 2C03 Rod. J. CARMICHAEL. Hop buyor; olllco in Jiiisii-Jireyman building, Salem, Orogon. Sumples of cholco hops so licited from all growers. LILIENTHAL BROS. Hop merchants II. J. Otteiihelmer, manager. Olllco N. 13. corner Commercial and Stutu streets (upstairs); 'phono Main 401. PAUL R. a. HOR8T & LACHMUND CO. Hop merchants; cornor State and Commercial streets (upstairs), Salem. 'Phone Malii 811. Branch olllces: North Yuklina, Wash.; Suutn Rosa, Sacramento, Cal.; Puy allup, Wash.; St. Louis, Mo. Louis Lachmtind, general maiiuger. TON80RIAL AND OATHS. Ryan's Shavlno Parlor, Sovon first class barberi'engaced. Finest bata rooms In city. We use antiiepUc sterilizer. J. Ryau, Prop. vHLHH Evans' Oarber Shop. Only firat-chua shop on State stroet Krery thing now and up-to-date. Finest porcelain baths. Share, 16c; hair-cut, 26a; baths, 26o, Two tlnt-chus boot blacks. 0. W. Evans, proprietor. CATLIN & LINN Hop buyers. Room 8, Ilush-llroyman hlook, Salem, Ore gon. 'Phono 1431. 'in i i ii a i . Sick Headscha ah.nii.i.i,, . . faaeatly cprl a7 M w T A JtllOsant barb .Irlnlr .. JLTS' f&ri nhi Tu,Z:.::?' w" wimu rSiTJ: . ""'swuon, maki t "jii, irK guaranteed Htate Pish Commissioner Van Dusen Is making war vn the numerous dams across the fish-producing streams In "Kusturn Oregon, and will enforce the Jaw In regard to providing flshwayji. LODQE8. Protection Lodge No, 2, Ancient Or dor United Workmen, moets every Saturday evening in tho Ifolnian Hall, cornor of State and Liberty streets, visiting brethren welcome V. L. West, M. W.; J, A. Sell wood, Rocordnr. W FINH WINKH.LiqUORS ' ANnCIOAIlB.... 102 CotJPl 51 rT3RE8TER8 OF AMERICA Court Sherwood Foresters No. 19. Meets Friday night In Turner block. Harry Watsou.C.R.; A.L-Hrown, Bee. Central Lodge' No. IB K. of P. Castle Hall In Uolman block, corner Htate and Liberty streets, Tuesday of each week at 7:30 p. in. Carey T. Martin. C. C; Zado J. Rlggs, K. of IL and O, PHYSICIANS. Our Advertisements re ALVYAVs INTERE8TINQ. Read them. Darr's Jewelry Store. Through personally conducted tour tat sleeping cars botwoon Portland and Chicago onco a wook, and between Og don nnd Chicago threo timoo a week, via tho Scenic lino. Through Standnrd sleeping cars dally botwoen Ogden and Chicago, via tho Scenic line. Through Standard stooping cars dally botwoen Colorado Springs and St. Louis. Through Standard nud tourist sleep ing oars dally between San Franclap and Chicago, via Los Angolos and El Paso. Through Stnndard sleeping cars and ohalr oars dally between SL Paul and Chicago. Be Buro that your ticket reads via tho Groat Rock Island Route. The host and most reasonable din ing oar sorvlce. lng car service. For Information T. J. CLARK, Trov. Pass. Agenu L.B GORHAMT Gen. Agt., 810 Aider St.. PortlandOr, m " . Steusloff Bros Dealers In Uve Stock, Wholeaale and retail butchers and packers. All kinds of froah and salt meats. Fine sausages, bams, bacor and lard 3s CammereUI strsst. SALEM WATER COMPANY OFFICB UITY HALL For water servlae apply at office. Dills payable monthly In advance. Make ail complaints at the office. SURE CUBE FOR PILES Itching Piles produce moisture and J. H. Brewer,- physician and surgeon. Office In Qra'blc-ck. Rooms 7 'and 9. Phone 01, OSTEOPATH Y, .yv Dr. L. E. Wypkoff and Dr. Oraco Al - bright Twenty months graduates of the American Hohool of Osteop- iotiun. niasee youlciumi ttauimr m rr. n. .n r.a !?- alal Blind. tmaTtim mrmtis i,.ilrtiy-i(liyiiie. mo. Dr Wyckotr i. USt .SM W ta. WrlU tZ w FMrecured lfplftuitn.ffimli9 Hetfii Bjo onltwpnty9ontb8' gentjwnan 'r j. Fifti&S.! fei- h-.fe Temple. 'Phone H.i,.mi. 0W" We are UW we Iwve handkerchiefs at tin- lowest prtees lu town, wTpw ThC Vari(jty Stre Wekh. Prep. ?4 rBrtMrf V" I m j.iil ". .a " t.i, 'wj rae AiKHit vmir innjtd HoumVioV MMlS"1 t0 8h''', i,'dIPhla..Pa. For sate at tit. Df' M' T- Schoettlo-Oraduate Wrl. 8teue's drug stores. cau School of Oateoritby. Wrka- ohep. IIUIE WING SANG CO. Ohln sua Jusassse fancy atid dry uihuU All kinds sf S"R ami ww. jjoods. Mak g "M ' white uudrrwear B W- waUrt wrappere. shlrtg. &' 0Btf ta4,,M' lurnHjilH goods. HaUlm. bandUr oli'iMs. iHek sf . ew ver' . U:4o a, in .11 3o a. in .12 10 p. in , . T Od r. ni .1 n p m Corvailis & FasternR.R. No. t lr Yaqulna: leaves Albany 12:41 ii. in. leaves Corvailis 1:00 p,jm. Arrives Yaeulna ....... 0'96 pJni. No. 1 Returning: leaves VaflnTna ., ljtavis CorvallU Arrives Albany . . , Nu. 3 For Detroit. Leave Albany . Arrives Detrlot ... Ko, I From Detreit: leaves Detfolt 13.45 p in Arrives Albany 5 3ft p. mu Train Nu. 1 arrlvf i In Albauy- In time to roHNSot with the 8. P. south iMHiud train, as we'l m giving two or Uirve Ikhus lu AUwy Iwfore deparuirft i if P BortlibeUHd train. ? Trala No. 3 onunvcts Wth tho 8, IV trains at Cervalltg, anu Albany giving direct service to Newport and adja cent benches ' , Train No. 3 for DUrolt. Dreltenbush and uthei moNulftfH resons leavee At busy at 7 UO a in., reaching Detroit at wmw, gtyjjig ample time to reach the arinns name dgy, For fttitber iMfaratUtH apply t BDWIN 8YON. MaMT- J. TfJUNHR. Sft Albany. 11. H. OUONI8B. Agent, CorvatWs. o 1 j.r J 'WJ.: U -ft Wl MM WHfWMi. !! assTlfsBalahisslii s , ;mmtmmammn i.a.' ". .4 J" vjl i irit;Av.. -.r M