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N THtOAlLY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, 6CTOBER 30, 1902. ,1 HARRITT k JELL- More Tomatoes and Better Tomatoes than Anybody AND EVERYTHING IN SEASON FOR HOUSEKEEPERS IN THE COM 3 SEASO' OLD P. O. GROCERY. EDUCATIONAL. 'M,rtitloinlirfBimriiUnl)iilne Is tho result of ability to do. At tli school Is the litiiliii motiiilii (Im knowlrtlgoor how todo. There Is an luoreaslng tleuiaml for oomtwtent iivtii ivrmitM c-otiiiilekliiK the business and shorthand courses at the CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEOE. ransociiroumplnyinent Hir eleven years but one youug man , hat gradiiaUd from inur Miort haail department after Orel completing tho business course. Why' llecau c all took p-mltlous before roft'ly tt madume. It nuts but llitlo to H'cure a usable education compare)) to the bf nellls derived Send for calaloKUe. U-8 W. I. STALEY. Principal, Salem, Orojjon. Grand Opera House JOHN F. CORDRAY, Manager. Thursday, Oct. 3Q Tho Salem lodge of Elks prcsonts ELLERY'S ROYAL ITALIAN BAND 'ELLERY'S ROYAL ITALIAN DAND ELLERY'S ROYAL ITALIAN BAND ELLERY'S ROYAL ITALIAN BAND 55-Muaiciano-55 20-Cclebrated Sololsts-20 Directed by Italy's Knighted Hand- mnseter Carl Emlllo RIvola THEH BAND THAT INVITES COMPARISON Conceded, to be the Greatest Band That Ever Toured America. Prleis: GOc, 7Gc, $1.00. Seats on salo nt Roxotllcc Thursday 0 a. m. IWBmll'UIMHU ' WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVAL8, 10. M. Rosenthal, Portland. .1. A. Waddle, Portland. I.. Allehorf. Pot Hand. A. J. l.eland, Portland. Walter V. Jcffress. Portland. C. W. Lawrence, Portland. W. O. .Martin. Portland. M. Sorofiotd. .Monmouth. .1 ntn oh J. Dennis, San Francisco. Newton Philips, San Francisco. T. Wclcher San Francisco. 1. Irving, San Francisco. W. P. Swarts, San Francisco. K. H. Vesper, San Francisco. Geo. II. Oravos, San FranclBco. Mrs. 13. T. Weathorred, Portlnnd. .Inmes W. Abbott, Denver. L. H. Home, Now York. W. 13. Gorman, Now York. K. J. Palmer and wife, Chlcauo. C. F. Mumper, Brooks. A. II. Thomas, Sheridan. A. H. Perry, Suver. A Ministers Mistake. A city minister was recently haudca a notice to bo read from Uls pulpit. Accompanying It was a clipping from a newspaper bearing upon tho matter The clergyman started to read the ox tract and found that It began: "Tako Kemp's IJalsam, tho best Cough Cure." This was hardly what ho had expected, and, nftcr a moment's hesitation, ho turned It over and found on tho other sldo the matter Intemlod tor readlng.3 o Good Coffee. When buying coffoo you should pick out tho best brand that can bo found. Chase & .Sanborn's famous coffcos are the best. 1IRANSON & ItAGAN. The White House Rostnuiant has long been tho favor Ito eating houso of the city, and is gaining moro customers dally. Every thing first-class and up-to-date. Meals at all hours. SURE CURE FOR PILE8 Itching Piles produce moisture and causa itching, this form, as well as nilnd, IJleedlng or Protruding Piles arc. curod by Dr. Bo-san-ka's Pilo Rom edy. stops itching and bleeding. Ab sorbs tumors. COc a Jar at druggists, or sent by mall. Treatise freo. Write mo about your case. Dr. Bosanko, Philadelphia, Pa. For salo at Dr. Stono's dmg stores. Thousands of salmon aro at tho mouth of tho Umatilla river In the Coluii'bla, unable to gut up the former stream, because tho water Is so low. Illthnrtc tno Umatilla has boon a para ill ho for sportsmen to Its headwaters and those of its tributaries.. INDIGESTION la tho causo of moro discomfort than any otbor ailment. If you eat the things that you you want, and that aro good for you, you are distressed. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will mako your digestion perfect and prevent Dyspepsia and Its attepdant disagree ablo symptoms. You can safely eat anything, at any time, if you take one of these tablets afterward. Sold by all druggists undor a posltlvo guaran tee. 25 cts. Money rofundod If you aro not satisfied. Send to us for a freo sample. W. II. HOOKER & CO., Buffalo. N. Y tntn CD O CD 9 sr "" f 5-i s S13 S 5 5 f F cf sir S 2. x S n - 9 3 0 Z $ I 9. LAWRENCE Are not held by incompetents. Had Dispute 0yer Bill Jesso Martin, an employe In a local llvory stable, was arrested Wednesday evening by Constable Lewis on the chaige of assault and battery. The complaining witness was John Patter sou, and Martin will have a trial be fore Justice Horgau at 2 o'clock this nftornoon. It appears that Pattorson engaged a team and buggy, and gavo sotno of ills acquaintances a drive. Up on returning to tho stable a dispute followed as to the amount of the bill. Falling to settle the difference In an argument, the disputants proceeded to a moro vigorous discussion of tho mat ter, In which lists, feet and heads fig ured moro or less prominently. At the finish it developed that Patterson had come out second best. County Judgo Scott, on the petition of Mrs. Hose Daniels, has ordered the commitment to the care and custody of Uio Hoys' and Girls' Aid Socloty, of Portland, of tho following chlldien: Charlotte A.. Walter P., and Cora 13. Daniels and Alice Pctklns, aged 11, 10, !) and 2 years. Sick Hoadache absolutely and per manently curod by using Mokl Tea. A pleasant herb drink. Cures Consti pation and Indigestion, makes you cat, sleep, work and happy. Satisfac tion guaranteed or money back. 25 cts. and CO cts. Write to W. II. HOOKER & CO., Buffalo, N. Y.. for n freo sample D. J. FRY, Druggist, o Take your umbrellas to Shlpp & Houscr's for repairs, o The sauerkraut Populist lady has boon dropped by tho X-Itay man for be ing too slow. Tho lady who wants all tho wheels kept off the sidewalk will not do either. Sho Is too fast. $100 J e ward, $100. 1 Vho readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that thcro Is at least ouo dreaded ( seise that scloucq has been nun to cure In all Its stages and that is cnta ill. Hall's Catarrh Curo is tho only posltlvo curo now known to tho medical frate:.ilty. Catarrh bo lug n constitutional Ublmso, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's catarrh Curo Is taken Internally, act Ing directly upon tho blood and mil cous surfaces of ti. system, therohy destroying tho foundation of tho ills o"so, and gUIng thw patl.nt strength by building up tho constitution and as sisting nature In doing Us work. The proprietory havo much faith In Its cur ative powora, that thoy offer Ono Hun dreu Dollars for any caso that It falls to curo. Send for list of testimonials, Address, P. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills are tho host. o Tako your umbrellas to Shlpp & Houser'o for repair o Notice. Tho milkmen havo raised tho price of milk, commonclng Novomber 1st, six conts for quarts, and 11.00 a month for a pint ajlay; IS cents wholosalo. 10-28-U Umbiellas recovered at Shlpp &. Houser's 258 Commercial street, o WHAT TIME PROVES. This thing of being sick and looking for a cure Is a mighty serious busi ness. People aro not given to Joking oven at the first symptom of the ap proach of tho grim destroyer. Thoy do not want to be the subjects of ex periment, but want medicine that has ..nl the test of years behind It. A medicine that has been made and used for 20 years gives assurance of its worth, and can be taken with a faith that thoy havo the very best curo the world affords. AH this can he said aoout Dr. Ounn's Improved Liver Pills as a remedy for sick-headache, dys pepsia and indigestion, it boglns right, at tho source of the trouble and re moves the cause. We will send a sample box of these pills free, or a full box on receipt of 25c. Sold by all drugg.ats for 25c per box, or address ur, uunn, Philadelphia. Pa. For salo at Dr Stone's Drug Stores. 2 ARRIVED Jaidlnlers arrived, from lie to 14.00 each. Come and see them; new designs. To your satisfaction, Ycu will find our Aged Mocha and Java at -i0o per nonnd. Vounsar Meaha and Jaa at ixfiruu, j pounus fnj- f 14J0. Try our Porto JU0a at 2$ P9r pound. .Ytfhamette Roast. 18 per pound, 3 pounds for 50c. 15 suacWu packag pouada lQfz in ii i n n i n in immii! I ..... . ii E social Realm f M--H- I H IIH It I II t II II THE ROYAL ITALIAN BAMD At the Grand Opera House Tonight Under the Auspices of the -Elk's Lodge. A festival llko tho Royal Italian band comos raroly to a small town llko Salem. Musicians hero are preparing for a great feast of music next Thtirs- , day evening, when the band appears at i tho Grand Opera House. All Salem musical circles havo been sot agog since tho posltlvo announcement that tho band will appear, and the enthusi asm has spread all tho moro when It was announced tho band would bo un dor tho special pscort of tho Salem Lodge of Elks. Tho band would never havo appeared but for tho efforts of tho lodge. All lovers of band muslo nro indebted to tho lodge boys for this treat In store tonight. The Elks havo made up tho program, a courtesy which wo venture to say. Is rarely, If over, accorded any one, by such com plete and remnrltable aggregations as the Royal Italian band Is known to lie. This bund carries ono of tho most ec centric lenders tho world has over known. Ho has been christened the "Whlto Leader," and Is a power In tho musical realm. Ho Is said to havo the most acute ear of any conductor now wielding n batooti. Some of his own compositions will be honrd at tonight's concert. Tho band is a revelation In point of melody and sweetness of tone. All harshness of brass has been taken out by the uso of rood nnd wood Instru ments. Tho usual blaro Is conspicuous by Its absence In this baud. Even In tho heaviest passages not a tone lnsos Its native quality, nor borders on what Is properly called noise. Many bands, when attempting heavy effects, loso all Its musical qunllties and become n mighty roar of sound. A pleasing dis tinction from this common habit in bands, will bo found In this roynl ag gregation. There aro 55 men with this bnnd. and each man Is a professed ar tist on his special instrument. Tho people of this city are excusable for getting enthusiastic. Tho Elks would not escort this band hero unions It was tho boat. Tho Elks' reputation on the matter of sparing no expense when once It undertakes anything, to make it tho best of tho kind, Is conclusive evldenco that the affair given under ItK auspices this evening will ho no excep tion to the rulo. Tho program linn hoen selected by the lodge, nnd Is said to contain many gems from favor Ito numbers. Light nnd lively bursts up to tho solemn and dignified majosty of tho higher music, brings tho musical numbers Into a happy mixture of both tho popular and classic, and cannot fall to plcaso tho audlonco. Too much cannot bo sold of the louder Cavnllore Emlllo Rivera. He Is tho greatest Ital ian production of the baton ever known. When ho lifts his hand, RR ANOTHER C5TV EDITOR Brlglit't DIhcuhc und Diabetes Arc I'oultlvcly Curable. Kdltor Ktigulke, editor and proprietor of tbi California Journal, the Qertnau paper of -tin Moutgoirry St., ricui Krnnclseo, Interviewed;- Q. Will you help us com luce tbo people tba HrlKQl'a DUttaku uud UlabetM are positive! our u bin by raierrlug to yourrecoteryt A. I've told It to a groat many myself, anf fit we of them prutlted by It and were eured. Q. How long ago nan It I A. About .six years ago. I was so ill wltt Ilrltiht'a DlU'ftbe that the doctors, being unabll to help me, advUed uie as a last resort that try some of the springs. Deforo going I heard o' the Fulton Compound and took It und dldn'l have to go, J begnu to get better, and kept oc with It till I vrns anally as well as ever. 1 Any symptoms of a return of It! A None, although I don't permit a year U paw without taking some of It. Q. You say you told others J A 1 told Charles V, Waeker of 131 Sixth St. about It on leurnlng he had dlaoetes, Ito took It and Is entirely well. I told a well-to-do Oer man lady n filleted with Ilrlght's Disease, Shi had been to Kurope for treatment without re suit. She, too, took It and gat well, I've totd a great many. I know these Compounds to b certain euro In Ilrlgnt'j Disease and Diabetes It Is ho Inoredlblu that one has to be oured tc be coavlucod, and It eveu then dawns oa oat slowly. Medical works agree that Ilrlght's Diseass aud Dlnbetvaare Inourobln, but W per t. art positively recovering under tlie fulton Com IHiuds, (Ooromoo form of kidney complaint ana ibaumatum eJtr but abort raalstaaae) Price II lor the Ilrlght's Disease aftdllfdfer the Dlsbetlc Compound. John J Pulton Co., it) Montgomery St., San PraaeUou. sole eom pounders Vrtm tests made for patterns. !) soilptlv pamphlet ntalUd free. C. C. Comfort, &le Agent. D J3 n$ M K CO XJ cri Qm SV U. f-J- tf jgaat? to el o (X aimVmir tf ff Wt Mc pr . coff. 2 I O O fD men cease In their personality and bo - como one with him In his own Individ- uallty. Tho wonderful proolsion and mastery this organisation commands In Its musical feats havo attracted tho attention of musicians, and thoso who like to hear music, from every part of tho globe. Every whoio It Is necorded a cordial recoptlon, and, from appear ances, Salem Is gottlng In lino to make this event, its second concort hero, a royal wolcoino to the royal bnnd. PERSONALS. Mil, H. P. McNnry Is visiting In Portland. E. C Little has returned from n trip to Albany. Wm. Fnbor, tho Albany brewer, was in the city todny. Mrs. J. R. Linn went td Portland to day for a visit. C. A. Park has gone to Medford on a business visit. Mrs. H. S. Roan and little son nro visiting In Eugene. Mrs. Frank Ferroll Is visiting with relative at Turner. C. D. aahrtolson and L. It. Stlnson wont to Portland today. Chester O. Murphy has rutttrnod fiom a short visit In Portland. O. F. Roberts, tho Turner post master, was In tho city today. W. H. nurghardt roturned todny from Oregon City and Poitland. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. (leorgo have ro turned from a visit nt Oregon City. Mrs. 'A. V Moody has gone to Port land for a visit with her eon, It. E. Moody. Miss Church and Miss Cinders, of Poitlnnd, are visiting in this city, the guests of Miss Mabel Jones. Mrs. W. P. llabcock and daughter, Amelln. havo returned from n week's visit with friends In Albany. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Nye nnd Mrs. C. E. IJruco havo returned to Portland, nftor attending tho funeral of tho Into Mrs. I. M. Wagner, In this city. Ex-United States Senator and Mrs. (I. W. McHrldo, who havo been visiting In this city at tho homo of II. F. Olltner. went to Poitlnnd todny. MANY"' TRAVELERS Observations of a Strantjer That Sub stantiates Claims of an Increased Willamette Valley Population. "Where do nil tho people come from that travel to and from Salem," wob tho query of a strnngor In this city this morning. His question was Justified by the nlr of bustle about tho passong er depot of tho Southern Pacific Com pany Just beforo the nrilval of tho morning local. Inquiry of the raliioad olllclnls elicit tlio Information that the sale of tickets over Its lino i tinning through Salem was never Inrgur than It has been during tlto pnst year. Local tlckot sales this year, It Is loarned, oxj coed In (ho aggregate tho sales of the corresponding months Inst yonr. and aro Increasing monthly. The monthly receipts from the salo of tickets, It Is stated, aro more than double (hose of a year ago. Frequently as ninny ns KM tickets ate sold In nu average day from this point to Portlnnd, and It Is not In frequent that the aggregate of ticket sales nt the Salem ofllco Is throo or four times that of tho corresponding month a year ago. There Is but one expjaiintlon for (his Increased travel, nnd Hint Is the large Increase of new settlers to this section, for, In the words of tho inquisitive st i anger "those that are traveling do not appear to ho Invalids or persons of wealth, but rnthor the oidlimry etnas of people bent on luminous missions." The populnllon of Oregon, and particu larly (he Willamette valley, has been much Increased during the pnst yenr by Kustern Immigration, nnd this bus been followed by an Increase In mim snnger tratllc. In considering (he mut ter of tiavel in and out of gnlem, the buslnesa of tho river steamers must also he figured. The boats at all sett sona of the year have good iiasseuger lists between Portland and ('orvallls. and Intermediate point. JOURNAL X-RAYS. The yoiingt of Hie gteat world iwwera Is Die pretw. Pull and pitch do "wnndlnga" soimh- times. lwt not always, Hilton and Rear are now making !' es at otu-'b other In Cape Colony. Carnegie In the role of a 0HMndin niuat k tllitt-MMinK to (lie crowned beads, Borne man work harder at the slot uiathlntM than tby do at the family wood pi . 01 court. ( Interior I)wrtinnt Kr about Invtwliftntins law! frauds lit Oregon Is all a bluff. Tk OracoHMist. too, thinks) The Journal Wad bttr confirm itwlf to writing about atrawbwrrit. VVbaU' tba matter wltk I lay II and Han Domingo? So relorttl revolution or drawn raxors there fur several weeks What's I he mattr-r with the Halm rt'iKntr-ra who are frying down an ex oT"6UtStfMfkH,fTniS rtWWYR Vrfl i.u. Ian M..H. IN.UM TbmIII.IiI.1. IM1h'HBW om PILLS .,,..'.'::fMI3!f!i! SAiU HKU u.4 AJJ MldStf WW MM WH,"'"" Tl0.fr. 1U.U Vn S J'MfMi HaUllUUM 4 IU1 1 Of u'i- 1 C fr r i.f 5-TS I kT mi rnj,iwit I mhwmjiii I S,?. .. 'fr U( 1ftr'f' 1 i mi I r" 1 A Ml 1 1 1 1- A 1 MEDICINE A New' Discovery Which Cures Forms of Catarrh. all Tho tablet Is the Ideal form In which to ndmlnlstor modlolno, but until re contly no succcossful cntanli tablet had over been attempted. Thero Is now, howover, an excellent nnd pal alablo icmody for catarrh in tablet form known as Stuart's Catarrh Tab luts and sold by druggists, composed of tho most rocont discoveries In modi clito for euro of cntnrrh, and results from their use hnvo boon highly gintl fying. The oldtlmo treatment of cntanh was In the form of Inhalers, washes, douches, sprays, otc. Later on In ternal tcmedloH woro used with greater success, but being in liquid oV powdor form were Inconvoiilent to uso, and, llko all modlcinoB In liquid or powdor form, lose their modlolnnl properties when opened or exposed to tho air. Stunit's Catarrh Tablets, contain highly concontrntod antiseptics, Hy drastis Illood Root and Rod Otim, which kill the catarrh gorms In the blood and mucuuus mombrnno, nnd In this respect are strictly scinntlllc nnd modern, because nil nitthoiltlos aro now agreed that-fiaUirrh Is a constitu tional blood dlsoase, and local applica tions can havo only a transitory ef fect Tho uru of Inhalers, douches and npinys Is a mtlsnnca and Inconveni ence, mid can In no wIbo compnro fa vorably with. tho same antiseptics giv en In tablet form Internally, whore they can rcncli tho stomnch nnd blood nnd kill cntnrrh germs right whoro thoy arc produced. A prominent lnwyer aud sponkoi' of Pittsburg says: I havo boon troubled with cntanh of tho hoad and throat for 12 years. In tills cllmnto It seoniB Im possible to get rid of It. The continual dropping of mucous from tho noso Into the throat caused Irritation and hoarse ness, seriously Interfering with my public speaking. It took mo an hour or moro of coughing, gngglng, oxpec tornllng mid suoexlng ovory morning before I could settle down to work, nnd tills condition gradually brought on cn tanh of the stomach, rnuslug loss of appetite, poor digestion and a foul breath, which annoyed me exceeding ly. My physician advised mo to try Stuart's Cntnrth Tablots, and I took tlioiu for two months, nnd wns aston ished to find how quickly they cleared my hend. throat and stomach, nnd I have no hesitation In tecomiuondlng them. They nro not only pleasant to tnko. but thoy seem to got nt tho very root of the trouble, bucnuse since us ing them I huve had no tiace of en tarih. Druggists sell Stuart's Catarrh Tali lets at 60 cents for ftill-slxcd pnekngo. They can bo carried In the pocket and used nny time nnd ns ofton ns do slied, since thoy contain no cocaine, mercury or any other Injurious drug. lO-28-.'IO-t tin session, at so much a cry? Have they served (heir time? It is n perfectly safe ptoposltlon to sell hops anywhere along In the 20- cent region, and very unsafe to hold them. wo Tha auloin iidWMpapor boys should not bo discouraged. Tho special ses sion has furnished columns of paid stuff, ami the fight's only begun. The Republicans cannot fairly In volve (lovernor Chamberlain In their ttoubluM. He 'will have troubles of his own when ho gets Into olllco. The pieaent (lovernor Is quoted at Raker City as "apparently against" a special session, but still "waiting for (he people to ex prong themselves." There Is one paper In Oregon that Is not blown about by every wind of doc (ilue. No one complains but that The loirnul sticks to a apet'lnl session. The Portland New Age Ooloiod) -Is alio against a special setwlou. That ends It; we cannot whip the Iilsh. the Africans and the Mlswoiiiiiins com bined, .'.'.ilk tills predictien: If theie la not a si-WMil MMlun to put the leforendqm and Cat salaries! In effect, thero will be a couatltiiUonul convention ordered by tbo regular wMwlnn. One of the humors of the political situation a one faction of Republi cans lliraaUuiiiK the other, that If n siMM'ial session Is called Chamberlain will us ilelrHl for Coventor. Shall tha Referendum he put Into af fect In aeoofdnnt-e with the express will or (ha paopl. or shall the legisla ture ha above the popM That la what is Involved In a spatial aaaalou. If thews are any lasHiiMtlbl people wbo are Hot yst oh Judgo llolae's di vorce) docket, they have until next Monday to get oh. Tkar arts only 31 couples! eutereo for aosaraUuH at that term. a There la nothing to the claim that the fJevernor has to give the legisla ture 30 days' notlos tv-hohra special seaalon. At leajit a carWul scrutiny of the eotiNtltutlSH falls to reveal a word oh tae wibject, lis ean rail them on any reasonable mi. That ssems to I one of the many nations Invented j to wHfHe Uao pihlla while the soHtJIe- .). tuillllfilaiii. iirw on thalr L'ajilca. CLASSIFIED ADS Advertisements, five lines or lets. In this column lasertecithreetlmesfor2Sc,SOcaweek,$l.50 monib. All over five lines st the same rate. WANTED. Wanted. To exchange CO sheep for B0 goats. W. A. Cuslck, Salem. 10-29-2W. Wanted. Ilookkuoper. Ulvo rofor ences. Address "Ruslness," caro of Journal. 10-20-tlt Girls Vanted. At book blndory, Court and Llborty stroots. 10-25-tf Vanted. Ideal nnd Ruby strawberry plants. I hnvo more orders than I can fill, and can use several thou sand. E. Hofor. Wanted. To got about 1C00 hop poles mnde. Inquire of F. Levy, Salem. 10-24-dw-lm Wanted. Ruyors for fullblooded Lei coster rnmB, registered and unregis tered. Prices from $5 to f 20. Ad dross or call on J. W. McKlnney, Turner, Oregon. (Rockwell Farm). 10-21-lm. LOST AND FOUND. Found. A long-folt wnnt, a comploto map of Oregon, showing population of ovory precinct, town nnd county In tho state, Cost only 10 conts, at real ostato olllco of R. It. Ryan & Co., 202 Comtnorclnl street. 10-28-tw Taken Up. A small brown maro, with threo whlto feet and whlto face. Owner call on L. C. Mntthos, It. F. D. No. 9. 10-lG-tf FOR RENT. foi- Rent Throo conuoitnuiy iur- nlsliod looms, with bath room, for light housekeeping. No children. Ap ply nt 45 South Conimorclnl street. 10-29-3t Sheep on Shares. About CO head of good Cotswold and Motlno sheep to lot on shares. Address Leo Davis, R. F. D. No. 3, Salem. 10-29-1 w- Farm for Rent. Six miles below Sa eom, on rlvor bottom. Inquire nt 320 Liberty street, or S. O. Smith, Route 3. Salem, Or. 10-21-2W For Rent Nlcoly furnished rooms for gentlemen, uonr buslnoss part of thu city. Inquire.' nt Journal olllco 10-17-tf 'l ! fW FOR SALE. For Sale. A good heavy team, weighs about 3000 pounds, also a good gen tle driver, weighing about 1000 pounds. Apply to 11. L. lionty, Route 0, R. F. D.. Salem. 10-29-lw For Sale or Rent. Six acres 3V& mllos from city, ono aero cliolco orchard (variety), threo acres gardon, two iicios pasture. House, woll and pump, on mini route, cheap for cash or on time. 0. W. Peniinlno, two miles north on rlvor roud. 10-2 l-tf For Sale. Tho Valentino Doncor farm or IO8T1 acios, Hltuutod Vj mllos south of Salem, Is for salo on reason able toriiis. Apply at tho plnco or to Ilonhnm & Martin, nttnrnoys, Siilum, Oregon. 10-23-2m For Sale or Trade. House and lot In suburbs of Portland for Salem prop erty, or acreage. Inquire at Journal olllco. 10- l-tf MISCELLANEOUS. Change of Firm. Tho hhicksinlthlng and wagonimikliig business on Clio iiiekata stroot, Just hack of the New York Racket store, heretofore con ducted by Wledmur & Rlgelmau, will bo known under the firm name of Rlgelmun & Schtilt., mid will ho butter ptepniod thou over to servo tho public with good work In this line, at fair prices. 10-23-lm You will always find tha ch (cost muuta nnd groceries at thu ii wost piloou at Edwaid's & Luschor'H, I0U and 410 State street. 'Phono cdon given special attention. HOP DUYER8' DIRECTORY. WM. DROWN &. Co. Hops, mohair, wool, hop growers' supplies. No, 239 Commercial street, Salem, Ore gon. Phono 1301, D. O. 8CHUCKINQ Hop buyer. Phono Main 1311. Olllces In llayne block, Htato street, Salem. SQUIRE FARRAR.- Hop merchant aud purchasing agent. No. 'IWh Commercial street, upstairs, Salem, Orogon. 'Phono Iflfil. FADER AND NEI8. Hop merchants. Olllce In Riish-llreymau llldg., also In Albany, Oregon, Telephone Main 1821. T. A. LIVE8LEY & CO. Dealers In hops aud hop supplies. 'Phono 1211, olllce room 18 Oherholm bidg., a lum, Oregon. J. CARMICHAEL. Hop buyer; olllce In Ilush-ilreymiin building, Huluin, Oregon. Samples of choice hops so licited from all growers. LILIENTHAL DROS. Hop merchants II. J. Otteuhelmer, manager. Olllce N. IC. corner Commercial and State streets (upstairs); 'phone Main 401 PAUL R, O. HOR8T &. LACHMUND CO. Hop merchuutH, comer State aud Commercial streets (upstairs) gatem. 'Phone Main 811. Ilruncb ulQces: North Yakima, Wash.; Santa Rosa, Sacramento, Cat.; Puy allup. Wash.; Ht. Iiuls, Mo. Louis Lachinuud, general manager. CATLIN &. LINN Hup buyeis. Room 8, Dush-Ilreyman block, Salem. Ore gon. 'Phone 1431. II na IU1. LODQE8. Protection Lodge No. t, Auoleur Or der United Woriuuen, oioets ever) Saturday oveqlnK In tLe Ifolrnar Hall, cornor of Bute and IJbcrtj atreets. Visiting b.ethron welgome K. U West. M. W.; J. A. flollwood. Recorder. FORESTERS OF AMERICA Courl Sherwood Foresters Nu. )0. IsitH Friday night In Turner bleak. Harry Wstsou.Q.H.; A.IUrown SeaT Nv I iMIl f If ifl ou-pouna steel rails, 60 new J? VOiUuUiUUlj loconlot,v". and 65 new poaches, chair caro, Wab During tho nast vnni- mt,i., u -niirr,n,i i ii . railroad In tho country. Tmvnt i ment on earth, n. R n .' n. ,L " :i n.no twin- n r y ""' U '"" '-""si 1'as, Agt, Los Angeles Cnl m:mt:mmmnmfttmtmmummmmm:m,mmatttm: Market Quotations TodayT HOD Market Hop8-222Gl4c Potalnitn Annl.. p.. IPotatoes-asIoboc:" ' ' Onions 11, . , . ,Drled Frult Dried Applos 4H-to 014c. Italian Prunos, 40s td 60s 3V6 to 4c. Pdtlto Prunes same. Wood, Fence Potts, Etc. lllg Flr?3.B0 to $3.75. Second Growth J2.B0 to $2 7C ASh $3.00 to $3.76. ' ' Rody Onk KBONS Polo Oak $3.50. Cedar Posts 11 to 12c. Hides. Pelta anrl rrn,. (Iroen Hides. Nn. t7n aioen Hldos, No. 2 6c. Calf Skins 4 to 6o. :'V Sheen 76c. (lont Skins 25c to $1.00. i Gray Fox 25 to 60c Coon 10 to 40c Mink 25o to $1.25. Otter $1.00 to $5.00. Skunk 10 to,2Cc Muskrat 1 to 6c. " " ' Wildcat 16 (3V26cJS '& -QralhlandAElbur. ' Vhcat-5Gc mmy ?' Uarlcy-brcwlng,- 45o buT' ' feed, $1C ton. Flour Wliol6oale$2;8r tb$3J10.-- - Live Stock Market. Steers 3Vi to 3 Cows 3 to 3.V4c Sheep $3.60 grogg to $4.00. Dressed Veal GHc " Hogs, allvo 514c Hogs, dressed-rGHc Wool and Mohair. Coarso Wool 14c Fino 16c. Mohair 26c. Hay, Feed, Etc. Hnled Chont $7 to 7.6(1. Clover $C to $7. Uran $17.60. I ' ,' Shorts $20. ' ' ' Creamery and Dairy Products, flood Dulry lluttor 22Mc OrenmeryHiitter 30or- -i -Cream, pan Bklmtned, at oroamory 22c, at farm 20c. Cream sopnrator slflmmod, at creamery 27c, at farm mt. "" Poultry at SteltieVs Msrket Chickens 8c ' ll ft ' . Eggs, per doz ' 27c. Ttirkoys 10c t' Ducks 8 to 10c Portland Mark... " Wlient-Walla' Walla. Il800c. Wheat Volloy, CQc Flour Portland, hwt grado, $3,111 lli$3.20; graham, $2.00(t$3.30. Oats Choice White $1.0714ff$1.10. Ilailey Feed, $22 por, ton; rolled 2. . , p - MlllBtulf llran $ltT.OO. Hay Timothy, $10 to $11 por ton. Onions 76o to $1 por contnl. Potatoes COTCCo pur uontal. flutter Host dnlry, 2O0122l4o; fancy creamery .lOflWiij; "lore 12lfic. Eggs Oregon rtincli 264J30C per do.ou. - Poultry Clilokens, mixed, $3.60 to $l.2r; buns, $lf$4.C0i turkeys, live, 12 '41 13c Mutton gross. 3c Hogsgroat, OHffOWo- Roof grpons 3 tD 314c. Venl-71aG8t4e. Hops iitHc. Wool -Valley, ISliflSc; Kasteni Oregon. 814',4o; Mohair J8c Central Lodge, No, 18 K. of P-Cutlt) Hall In llolman block, cornor Bute and Liberty streeU, Tuesday of each week at 7:30 p. in. Caroy T. Mm tin, C. C; VMo J. Illggs, IC. of IL and S. PHY8ICIAN8. J. H. Brewer, physician and surgeon.' Office In Gray block, nooms 7 and 0. Phone 91. ii I HI 4. -J, U " "' ' " ' ' OSTEOPATHY. Or. L. E. Wyckoff and Dr. Oraci Al brloht. Twenty months graduates of tho American 8chool of Osteop athy, KlrkBTlHe. Mo. Dr. Wyckoff I tlio only twenty mouths' gentleman graduate lu Salem. Odd Fellows' Temple. ''Phone Main 2721. Dr. m t. sehaettla Graduate AtuorP can Buhool ef Oiteojithy, Klrka- I lidos dry, 10 paenas ami upwarua, IC to lOtta vllle, Mo. Olllce In Tioga block, over the a. Office hours 8:30 to 11: JO and 1 to 4. Olllce phone No. 2123 Hat) residence phone 2008 Red. TON80RIAL AND DATH8. Ryan's Shaving Parlors. Soven first clsss harbors engaged. Finest batfc rooms in lty. We uso antlispMe sterlllxor. J. nyau, i'rop- Evans' Barber Bhop. OoJr flrsobui shop on SUte street. Kvery -thins new and up-tcwlate. Finest pnreelaln baths. Bbave. 16c; hair-out. Wo baths, 25o. Two first-ola" boot hlaoka O. W Evans. nmpr'dnr The flnpeis,. w FINK WINBH, I.IUUOIU ASI) UHiAua. 402 CoflPJ 51 -nr Our Adveilm,'t ar0 ALWAYS INJOESJINO, Read then). , Barr's Jewelry Store. dlnlnjjtand cafe cars Is the record 8 t... . . . . " U1U moHl motiern nnd tip-to-dato i nn - -.... .., - F . I l" ."'. ""JO l,,e "npfll c I iaBB- rtBl- Ht- J-oois. Mo. Ross C. Olllcani rtfrtlaua rtwlsl .W a. m Tja lluut tattoo " Atlantic spo n. m, via Hunt ington tit. Paul FMtMall 6:15 p. m, via Bpocane Salt Lake, Peavor, Kt. Vorth. Omaha, Kamai Oltr, jt. Louis, Chlcairo liSOp Dl uu nuh !alt Uke, Deurcr T$, K ina. m C'ltT, fit. Umls, (jbletgo IVltll li'l'l'l.' l.wl.l.n Spokane. Wallace, Pulli nmii, MlnnosiioUs flu I'mil. rtnlntli MllwatiVn. ua m i iiicaxu, auu aas. HOURS r'Je)i PORTLAND TO CHICAGO JUL Mo CtUDie of cars T - OCP.AH AND RIVUR SCllliDULE From PortUna' All sailing datos subject S p. m. m U1KQKB For $ an Francisco sail every s daj-s 4 Pm Dallr !iivnt OOLUMBIARIVKIl ToAstorla and War Landings. i n. m. Sundar loi,ann'-. In m SaturtltT 10 p. a. WH.UMBTTB RIVER ' . Ktoamor Ruth leaves Salem for 'Port-lftiidrtiulwRylinillnnsonTnedfty,Tfmra-days and Saturdays, about 7 a. m. For Corvallla tmd way landings, Mondays, Wfdncedays nnd Frldayg at -about 6 p. m. A. L. ORAIG, M . P. BALDWIN, (Ion. I'bUj. Agt. Agt. O. It, & N. dock Portland, Ore. Salem, Or Write Me About Your TriB laai . It will pay both of us If you wllljunt sit down and wrlto me about your trip. Toll mo whero you're going, and when, and I will tell you tho lowosb rates In effect, and glvo you a few good reasons for going Kant via tho llitrlliiKton Route. A. C, SHELDON, General Agent. lOO Til lit!) STKISBT, PORTLAND. Through personally conducted tour ist slooplng cars botwoon Portland and Chicago onco a woek, and botwoon Og don nnd Chicago throo times a woek, via tbo Scenic line. Through Standard slooplng cars dally botwoon Ogdon and Chicago, via tho Scenic lino. Through Standard slooplng cars dally botweon Colorado Springs and 8L Louis. , Through Standard and tourist sleep ing oars dally botwoon San Francisco and Chicago, via Los Angoloa and f El Paso. 4 Through Standard sleoplng cars and ohalr cars daily between SL Paul snd Chicago. X He suro tli at your ticket reads rla tho Great Rook Island Route, The best and most reasonable fin ing oar sorvloo. Ing car service. For Information , & T. J. CUVRK, Trnv. Pass. AgoijU L. 11. nOUHAjMf Gen. Agt., M0 Abler SL. Portland, Corvallis & EasternRfR. No. 2 I'r Yaqulna. leaves Albany 12:4S iu.ni. leaves Corvallis 2:00 p. in. Arrives YhiiuInu 0: p. Ill, Nu. 1 ReturntHK: U-vbs YuipUaa 6:46 a. m, l4ava Uarvallla 11 a. m Arrive Albany ... it 16 p. m No S For DaUvIt: leaves Albany ... 7 00 a, m Arrtvaa Datllot 12 06 p. in No. 4 Prom Detroit Iaaves Detroit ... 13 45 p. m Arrive Albaay 5 3a p. m- TralH Nu. 1 arrives in Albany In Uhm to fHRSt Willi Uio S P. smith Uwad train, as we'! as giving two or Uiraa hours in Albany before departure or t P. sortblMiuiul train. Train No. 2 ronnvi't with the S, P train at Corvallis anu Albany BtYlnfl dlrtn-t sartlae to Nswport and adja caul, Uatielissa. rm&tn S for Detroit. Rreltenbuah and otww mountain raaoria leaves Alt bany at 7:00 a m., rweblng Delrolt ut BAojt. gltfng am ilia time to tmm tha 8rlngi twin day. . ' HW rurttier liiroimaUou apply t0 wx. Manager. J TURNI4R, Agent. Albany. II. II CJIONISK. Agent. CtervaWs. j DKiT J'MBBCHHDULES ARRIVE FOR yroa Portlana, Or, FROM . .M.pa...MH 72 uxum t m". ra u rs. ,..-.--.- ,., . -- .- A atflPilSVvSBBlVr'liaBBBBBBlH --Sspr n& ' '...: j w