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Newspaper Page Textmtmma X THft BAILY JOURNAL, BALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1902, laiftMtrtiii Grand Opera'Housc JOHN Fi CORPRAY, Manager. ONE NIGHT ONLY iC .iMMH'&V ltf-V - .V Olllc Mack Presents those Merry Monarchs. Gallagher and t Barrett, In the Evergreen Success, Finnigan s LLEs GINGERED . D-11 UPTODVTE ' uan Rlggest fnrco comedy cnBt over on record, Including Gallagher and Bar rett; the Tossing Austins, Dainty Fan nlo Trumbull, Kate Dahl, John J. Flynn, and a big chorus of pietty girls. Prices 7Gc, 50c 35c. Seats on salo at box office Monday nt 9 o'clock a. in. iin.ui-Bgy WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS. Charles Zclmor, New York. H. L. Latz, San Francisco. II. II. Cornwall, San Francisco. I). G. Aridrows, San Francisco. J. Peterson, San Francisco, J. 8. Hush, San Francisco. Jas. C. Aretram, San Francisco. D. C. Sehwclzer and wife, San Fran, cisco. J. J. Reed, Poitland. Clias. W. Pooler, Now York. Fredorlck" Medley, New York. J Ismail Nod, Now York. Miss Flora Fnlrflold, Detroit. Miss Alice Moitlock, Detroit. C. H. Rumsey, Detroit. J. B. Putnam, city. M. A. Miller, Lebanon. Tom Allen and wife, Burns. J. V. Simmons, Portland. O. Is, Warden, Portland. Harry L. Bents, Portland. M. II. Durst, Portland. T. W. Potter, Chomawn. W. II. Parker, city. Wm, Faber, Albany. Jas. A. Magulre, Now York. t V. V. Carana, Portland. W. Q. Westacott and wife, Salem.1' J. C. Shaver, Oregon City, ; W. S. Moody, Oregon City. H. R. SmlUi, Sllverton. Kola Nels, city. D. J. Hannn, Portland. B.'Ooodman, Philadelphia. J. II. Hlllcr, Chicago. Clell Nash, city. A TUANKHOIVINO WNNRll. . Heavy entlne Is usually the tlrst citusgof ImllBcatlon. Ueprated nttncku Intlanio niie mn, ii. .im inMntirniii'H llnlne the ntomncli, xponen lite nerves of the stomnr Ii, njr ilucliiK n hwoIIIiik after entltiR. heartburn. hefluaclie, sour rising nnu imnuj- en i;ii r tim utninnch. Kixlol relieved the .In- llnmmntlon. protects the iwrvc nnd cures the entnrrh. Kotlol cures indigestion, ays netmln. nil stomnch troubles by cleansing nnd sweetening; the glunilii or tno Stomach. K. (I. Unas. 00 Stnto Htreet. Hvfisfl r M Shingles and Shakes ' The roof is shingled best if you use tho kind of 3hlngles and shakes 'we Bell, and wb ask yoit to note tho good wear and economy of tho roof for which wo furnish tho shingles or shakes. Wo carry a largo stock of shingles and shakes of good quality, carefully selected to mako a sound, tight, durable roof, and we aro al ways ready to glvo estimates. Goodale Lumber Co. Near S. P. Pas. Depot. Phono 651. A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner you can enjoy from nt of our tender and delicious meats, steaks, Iamb or mutton chops, veal cullots or pork, Our meats aro all cut from the fattest ntl nmeHtintIol and wo can' supply your table with (resh, iintrltions'and wtinlH-oriio mcrtis at bed rock prices. E. C, CROSS SALEM ORE I'linn 2fll MSa& &'" With Your Thanksgiving Turkey The bovcrago thnt goes' host nnd "that rheors Instead of inebriates" is pure and appetizing beer, llko the Sa lem beer. Its healthful properties makes It tho standard of perfection, and Its delicious llnvor makes It a fa- Vorlto beverago with epicures and thoHO who love good cheer nnd socln Illllty. Order a trlnl case for Thanks giving, nnd you will glvo us thanks for tho tip. CAPITAL CITY BREWERY AND ICE WORK8, Mrs. M. Beck, Proprietor. IIIIHHHinilllllllllH' Local Events Inthe W-HHllllllllllllUill Social Realm! BRAIN A Shirt Spoiled My mlschlovous mud-throwing lads Is scarcely worso than ono spoiled by poor or lndifforent laundry work. Most people In town know our reputation for flrst-closs work nnd prompt deliv er'. If you no not nnd will glvo us a trial order, wo will mako you a pleased and satisfied customer. Ooods called for and delivered. Salem Steam Laundry Coi. J. Olmsted, Prop. Dorous D. Olmsted, Mgr. Phone 411. 230 Liberty 8t Our Rugs and Carpets 1 'CSSV vmp t j C' -ir-r-- m V - THE WfUPlease you a new lot of 9x12 rugs just in Prominent Lodge Visitors. Tho members of Oregon Cddar Camp, Modern Woodmen of America, received a visit Thursday evening' from three of tho prominent state, offi cers of the organization. The visitors were: Hon. "M. A. Miller, of Lebanon, state lecturer; Hon. J. W. Simmons, of Portland, state deputy bead consul, nnd lion. J. O. Davis, of HolllBtor, Cal., natlonnl lecturer. Addresses along fraternal lines, particularly of tho Woodmen order, were given by tho visiting gentlemen, and a very en- Joyablo social session followed. Messrs. Thlelaen Entertain. Ono of tho most pleasant social events that has been hold In Salem for a long tlmo was tho card and dancing party given on Thursday ovenlng by Messrs. Frederick D. and Edward W. ThlelBcn, at their homo on tho cornor of Court and Capitol streets. Tho olo- gnnt Thlelsen homo wns prettily deco rated In autumn leaves and plants for tho occasion, nnd tho genial hospitali ty of the popular hosts was fully on Joyed. Tho guests woro received at tho door by llttlo Miss Thlelsen and tho hosts were assisted In entertaining by the. Misses Bertha Kny, Calbronth, Rlncmnn and MncKny and Mr. II. Wllllnm Thlolson. In tho progressive gnmo of cards, tho first prize went to Miss Miriam Heulat nnd tho conSoln t'on to Miss Musn Geer, tho presenta tion In both. Instances being mndo by Pnsll II.-Wagner, In a style both clovor nnd appropriate. When the cards were abandoned, 'refreshments were served nnd dnnclng followed. During tho ev ening Mr. Qcorgo Snyder sang two- of his best selections. Upon disbanding, tho members of tho pnrty congratulat ed tho hosts on tho success of thp nf lair and their clever cnpnclty as on tcrtnlnorsr Tho Invited guests were as follews: Mr. and Mrs". J. Frank Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Graham, Dr. anil Mrs. T. C. Smith, Jr., Dr. nnd Mrs. W. B. Morse. Di nnd Mrs. A. A. Jessttp, Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Ottcnhelmer, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Meyers, Mr. nnd Mrs. K. D. Gil bert. Miss Mntio HurburLof ls'owWhnt ccm, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. lf. Ii. Sroat, Mr. and Mrs. George M. Munger, Jr., Pi of. and Mrs. C. A. Dawsoiif Mrs. W. A Cnrtor, of Gold Hill; Mlfls Bonnott. of Astotln; Misses Hoi tha Kay, Matth ews, IMnomnn, Qnlbionth, MaoKay, McGce, Coshow, Berry, TalKlngton, On- I rIclson,Iluron,Hughcs,Glltncr, Houlnt Price, Coohrnn, Cnrtor, Jones, Marlon Oiny, Qeitrude Gray, Kny, Hurst, Es t"lla Hurst, Schoonfeld, Fnwlc, Mario I'awk, Lena Fawk, Becltner, Schlndlor, Gilbert, Broymnu, Bolso, Warflold, Tillsan, Florence Tlllson, Mao Tlllson, Hess Tlllson, Geer, Maud Hlrsch, Cor noil, Mooro and Grlswold; Messrs. Chester Murphy, Charles Blor, Paul Wallace, Wm, Burghardt, Wm. Evans, J. G. Evans, F. K. I.ovoll, L. K. Adnms, O. J. Wilson, E. C. Glltnor, J. W. Cochran, Itnlph A. Glovor, II. E. Al bert, Dr. W. D. McNary, O. L. MoNary, C. E. Fuller, U E. Hooker, Harry Molr, 12. F. DouglaB, C. D. Jessup. E. K. Mil lor, Frank Hamilton, Prof, L. A. Korr, Howard Catlln, Winn Poorman, Hugh Wllllnmson, 0. It. Bishop, Chnrlos Tlll son, Bert Geer, A. L. Stolnor, T. J. C'awford, G. A. Moldon, Prof. 0. A. Warflold, Dr. II. II. Ollngor, George Snyder and BnBll n. Wagner. o "Just For Fun" Ono of tho advertised linos of "Fin negan's Ball," scorns to bo particularly appropriate and fits tho caso exactly. Apparently GnllageT and Barret nnd their merry nssnclntos are just for fun, and the "hall" Is a most npproprl ato vehicle for their morrlmont. Tho now piece, which moans that tho old songs, dancos, etc., have- bceu laid upon tho shelf, and their placos filled by now, up-to-date and bright matorial, will bo seen at tho Snlent Grand Opera Houso on Mondny, Novombor 10th. Tho company consists of 22 people. Tho costumes aro now, as well as the dnneos. and tho Ball for 1002-1903 flliltiofl Hko'a now, dollar. Seats on salo at tho box office Mon day 9 a. in. Prlcos 75c, 50c 36c. FOOD s ofv-Llttle Benefit Unless It Is Bested. Dl. Nearly every ono will admit thnt.jis a nation, wo oat too" much meat nnd too llttlo of the vegetables and the grains. For business mon, office men nnd clerks, nnd In fact ovoryono engaged In sedontnry or Indoor occupations, grains, milk and vegotnbles aro much moro healthful. Only mon ongnged In severe outdoor manual labor can llvo on a heavyment diet and continue in health. As a goneinl rule, meat onco a dny Is sufficient for all classes of men, wo men nnd chlldron, and grnlns, fruits nnd vegetables should constitute the bulk of food oaten. But mnny of tho most nutritious foods are difficult of digestion, nnd it is of no use to advise brain workers to cat largely of grains and vegetable whero tho digestion is too weak to as similate thorn properly. It Is always best to got tho best re sults from our food pint saino simple and hnunlesB digostlvo should bo taken after meals to assist tho relaxed digostlvo organs, and several years' experience have proven Stuart's DyB pepsin Tablets to bo a very safe, pleas nut and effective digestive nnd a rem' ody which may he taken dally with tho best results. Stunt t's Dyspepsia Tablets can hard ly be called a patent medicine, as they do not net on tho bowels, nor nny par ticular organ, but only on tho food enton. They supply what weak stotn neliB lack, popsln diastase, and by stlmuln'tlng tho gastrin glands incrcaso tho- natural seeietlon of hydrochloric ncld. People who make a dally practlcQ.of taking one or two of Stunrt's Dyspep sia Tablets nfter each meal aro suro to havo perfect digestion, which monnB perfect henlth. Thoro Is no danger of forming nn in jurious habit, as tho tablets contain nb uolutely nothing but nntttrnl dlges tlvosj cocalno, morphlno nnd similar drugs havo no plnco In a Btomach medicine, nnd Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab lots are cortnlnly the best known nnd most popular of nil stomnch romodloa. Ask your druggist for n fifty-cent package of Stunit's Dyspepsia Tablets, and after a week's uso noto the Im provomont In health, nppctlto nnd nervous onorgy. 11-3-D-7-. V HOUSE FURNISHING CO, 308 Commercial St. Store at Salem and Albany. On the Stroke of Twelve. In splto of othor largo gatherings there was n good house to greot this stirring melodrama. Tho play movos off with groat spirit and constant no tion, and has enough humor to make ovon tho killings pass off pleasantly. Thore are no long passages of heart rondlng woo and mined llvos. bunging ovor tho whole, thing with nn atmos phoro like that In an undertaker shop Next tO P 0 Tn ,,r,8on B(0no ,s VBry realistic, 'nnd ' ' tho applause glvon the humane war- 'den. and tho hlssws for the r-ruel Ktiard, 9howed whero tho hentts of a Salem audience nro tending. Tho roles nro nearly nil leading, and the old Hebrew caused as much- muniment ns uaiiul.' .PERSONALS. Itov. N. Shtipp went to Albany to' day. Attorney (lonornl Dlaakhurji Is In Albnny. J. G. Grnhnm wont up tho vnlley this morning. Mrs. J. E. Allison Is visiting with her pnronts nt Brooks. Mrs. W, II. Chatten tins returned to Portland aftor a visit with hur paronts, Mr. nnd Mrs, George Collins. E. D. Itessler. presldont of tho Mon mouth Normal school, was In tho city Thursday, in attendance at tho county teachers' Institute. L D. Hnttmnu was In the city Times lay fiom his homo near Scotts Mills. Mr. Ilarlmnu has not yot sold his hops, for which bo hns received an offer of liG'j cents. Miss Emma Elgin, n grndnatod trained nurse of this city, has gone to Lostlno, Wallowa county, whore sho axpocts to lornto and eugngu in the pinctlco of her pmfosslon. Stnto Senator and Mre. 12. M. Grolson havo roturnod from a visit In Portland, vorton, bringing with him his daughter Miss May who was taken 111 with ty phoid fever while visiting with friends at Sllverton. The young lady will be treated at tho Florence Sanatorium. mrs. ida Mcdonald, Supreme Deputy or the Maccabees of the World. M1 ns. Mcdonald, No. 477 Beaubien , I Street, Dotrolt, Mich., is a worn Jnent woman who was BTeatly benefited by the great woman's medicine, Wing of Cnrdui. Mrs. McDonald is tho supremo deputy of the Maccabees of the World, nnd ono of tho most widely known women in the United Slates. Thousands of wotnon gather to henv .icr lccluro everywhere sho goes. J 'he great work sho nas done for tho laccabecs is appreciated by every member of tho order. Sho was so ab sorbed in her work that sho neglected to givo her health projicr caro failed to tnko warning that tno symptoms of approaching kidney troubfo gavo licr, tno sallow comploxlon nnd torpid liver But Wino o Cardui cured her tho enmo as it has cured thousands of others and Mrs. McDonald has written this letter in order that other suffering women may Bocuro from Wino of Cardui tho samo relief sho got from it. Tor four years I suffered with torpid liver until my tkln looked yellow and dull I then found my kidneys were affecttd and had severe pains across my back, and I felt Ittt. tio Vtthnald. Il.m that I must do something to regain my health. A friend advocated your Wine of Cardui treatment so stronslv that I decided to try It, although I had Utile faith In patent medicines. 'am now very thankful that i am so, tor witnin ten nays blessed relief came to me, and In less than thret months I wis cured, and have tnloved fine health ever since. I know there Is nothing bttter tor a sick woman who wishes to enjoy per. feet health and am very pltased to jive my hearty endorsement." No suffering woman can afford to ignoro such a letter as Mrs McDonald writes. Her plans and ndvico havo firoved valuable in building up ono of he greatest women's organizations in tho United States and she takes timo to give advice which sho knows wll help you. Do not delay in securing this medi cine There is nothing to Rain and everything to loso liy delay. Tho choice is before you Will or will you not secure relief now by taking wino of Cardui? All druggists sell $1.00 bottles of Wino of Cardui as well as l!5c pack ages of Thcdford's Black-Draught. Ml- II' " i I WINEofCAHDVI -A million suffering women havo found relief in Wino of Cardui. iiininmrmiiiifiniiiMni Btaito equivalent to service by publl- the genernl public were originated by cation, and when personal servlco out him, nnd he is known to havo made of the Btnto can bo had, doing nwny thousands of dollars out of bin with tho necessity of nn affidavit for schemes. Tho pollco records of 30 nnd nn order of publication. , -10 years ngo show that ho opornted Sixth An nmendmbnt liermlttliiR n bxlonslvoly In Now York, Pennsylvn- mnjorlty of the Jury to return n vor ' nln, Mnssnchuaotts, Ohio, Illinois, Wis- diet. I cousin, Texas, Utah, Kansas, Callfor- Those subjects will bo introduced nln. West Vlrglnln, Georgia and Wash- by leading members of tho bar. MRS. MARY QREGOVICH. ,CU3" Ha vi land and German China Arrived! New Pdlterns in pUin white and decorated pretty shapes and; dainty designs. Portland Prices guaranteed, winch can be provm with an up to-date catalogue. Out of 18 Patterns, 13 of them are sold in single pieces or sets akoiiama Tea Stop, it it 2 CTD n Oregon Code Changes. The Oregon Stnto Bar Awtodntlon. it Its annual meeting to bo held at Portland on Novombor 18-11), will iho bmmeud tho following changes In the ?ode: Klrst An nmondment permitting Uio use of tho general denial. Second An amendment permitting lie commoncomuiit of an nrtlon or mil by the sonico of supimons. Third An amendment permitting 'ho aorvlco of summons by nny person vor SI years of nge. not a party to the mlt or action. Fourth An amendment lefonnliig '.hs nttnehmtmt law. Fifth An fuimnrtiiiont inaklnjt pr lonnl sarvkv of summons out of thw s at 5 !? t- o "3f' (. S! a - a 3 & tao a o . & w ! Q a a. ;,5 He o rpr & tiw&z i - 1W . A BREATHING SPELL. If the consumptive could only keep from getting worse it would be some encournge ment. Scott's Emulsion at least gives tired nature a breathin spell. The nourishment and Utrength obtained from Scott's Emulsion are a great relief to the exhausted sy&tem. This treatment alone often qnablcs the consumptive to I Of PhlllpBburg, Montana, Tells How She was Cured of Dandruff. Mrs. Mary Grogovlch, of Philips butg, Montann, under date of Nov. 20, 1809. wrltes: "I had typhoid fovor this summer, consequently was losing my hair terribly, and my hend In plncss was perfectly bald. Nowbro'a llerptcldo had Just come Into uso in PhlllpBburg, nnd tho doctor strongly recommended It to mo. Aftor threo or four applications my hair stopped fall ing out, nnd Is coming In ugnln quite thick. I used to bo troubled grontly with dnndiuff, or which l'nm npW qulto cured." Kill the dnndrilff germs with llerplclde. For sale by Dnnelel J. Fry. Send 10 cents In stamps for sample to The Herpiclde Co., Detroit, Mich, o- THINK OF HINGES, In his New State St. Store. DEMAND MORE THAN SUPPLY George D, Goodhue, Salem Creamery Operator, Says Increased Population Is Greater Than Can be Served, "Tho domnnil for dairy produetn In tho Willamette valley fnr oxceods the supply, nnd this condition Is Increas ing constantly," remnrked Oeoigo I). Uoodhuo, a local creamory opurntor, this morning. "Tho output (vf tho eroamoiies hero Is now lnndoiunto to meet tho demand. This condition Is Iniguly the result of Increased popula tion of this section of the country, which Is being rapidly nnd extensively nettled by now puoplo. Another oiuiho Is tho scnrclty of dairy cows nnd tho somowhnl limited numbor of herds. Conditions wuio novor moro favorable lu this valley for tho dairy business than thoy aro at the present tlmo. Fanners nro very gonorally enlarging thair herds, but" the dlllloulty Is that new peoplo aro coming to- those parts lu greater numbers thnu is the vulu ablo cow." Mr. Ooodhuo Rays thnt tho volume of dairy buslnoss lu Snlum Is ginwlng steadily. BtJll ho says thoro Is plenty of room and tin oncoiiraKlug outlook for thu expanding of this Industry on a lurgo senlo. We sell the greatest of blood puri fiers, Acker's Blood Elixir, uudor a pos itive guarantee. It will euro ail chron ic and other blood poisons. If you havo eruptions or soros on your body. or aro pale, weak, run down, it is Just what you need. Wo refund money If you are not satlsflnd. CO cents and 11.00. D. J. Fry, druggist. i, . . - -Take your umbrellas to Shlpp & Houser's for repairs. ', CARREER OF A PROPHET AtToid Offender Against the Law Turns Up in Australia Chlc-aw, 111. Not 7--AdvleN from Austrul'a tell of the urreat of Artbui Huntley Worthlnutoii on the chargM of obtAlnlnx A lartte sum nf money by falft prttttiM f i oin a wowttn who had btM-oiB iHtertMtUMl in his trtuhliiKH and work an a Iwuler of h Hilrituallatle movement ealld 'tiuintH of Truth " Tliwt advice iHve th local polhe Uitr Drat infurmatian as to the Avlierw- aboiiu of a man who. a nimitor of a Ington. Ho nppears to have boon born In Now York stnto In 1817 or 1848. his real nnmo being Snmuol Onltloy Craw ford. Ho enlisted In tho Union nriny In 18C4, Btudled law for a short whllq, but In 18(17 professed religion, nnd prenched as a Mothodlst minister In Now Jorsoy. In 18G8 ho married his first wife, ono Josophlno Krlcson Moore. Tho following yonr ho do sorted his wlfo and infnnt daughter, and shoitly nfter turned up In Albnny, Thoro ho obtained a largo sum of m6n- oy from nn Ignorant fnrmor, wnj ar- rested, and In 1870 wns sontonced to three ears In tho ponltentlniy. When ho wns released ho was falily launched on his enroor of crime. In 1871 ho mnnled (No. 2) In Chica go, tho daughter of a Boston clair voyant, whom ho speedily deserted, for Intor In tho sumo yonr lie was In .Ohltr getting mnrrlod to No. 3, who was tho daughter of a well-known Judge, whoso nnmo ho foigod to n noto for $.1000 Knimns City afforded him, now ns "Ea gone Uonnor," n brief rofugo from those complications onrly In 1870. but ho tort his shelter with u rowaiil of G0 offered for his enpturo. A brief period of law work lu Peorln, uiulor tho pntionugo of n, lending light of a I Christian nssoelatlou, was Interrupted by tht) expostulation of wlfo No. 2r which ondoa lu his night to San Fmn. clseo. Hero marriage with a woulthy widow, of whom ho bnd borrowed a trlflo or 12000. was diamatlcnlly frus trated by the rocolpt of a telegram as tho ceremony wns beginning, and tho bnlllod but persevering brldogroom sought a moro congonlnl spliel'ttlu Salt l-ako City, whoro ho boenmo a Mon mon, and Is mild to havo prenched In tho Tompla, and got away to Texas In 1875, with great expedition and tho host part of $R()00, lont by tho confid ing followors of Brlghnm Young. In 1878 tho npostlo of truth had found It well to remove to Detroit, whoro ho Joined a traveling company of netors. In this city, nguln, lu the snmo year, ho married, (No. 4) a MIhs Elizabeth Iluiitou, under the nnmo or "Bunnoiton" Abandoning tho stage ho settled In New Lisbon, Wisconsin, whure ho practised iih a h.Vyor for somo time, gaining groat coiittdiinco In tho plnco, but borrowing money nnd forging n numburnf bonds and (-hacks Whon nn Indictment for forgery was found acnlnst him, his pnrtnur stood ball for him, mid the piophet wcupod, lenvlng wlfo No. 4. During 1882 nnd 1883 the reuords show thnt "Woithlngton" traveled thu Noitjiwost im an ICiirIIhIi tourist, visit ing many towns on thu Noi thorn Pa clflo railway, and cashing drafts for unknown ninounts, which proved wprthlufts. In 1888 ho wont to Boston, whare ho entered Into partnership with a lawyer, and lived In great style Ilete lux made the ntqualutniico of a Mrs, John. P. Sargent a married wo man, with a binning toward spiritual Ism, nnd tho control of Kdino money I Having met hor at a seaneo the prophet developed great assiduity in splrltiiMllHtlu studios, and in Fehiunry, 18SS, ho Iiidueod thu woman to fly with him to West Vlrglnna, lwivlng her husband, but not lir mony, b& blnd. The pair reelilwl hi Charleston, where a Mrs. Dana was vIctlmlsMl to the tune or $30u0. About 18ii(i th man disupiienred altonether, nnd the notice nutliOrltitM of Hit lending eltles In this country, whrw he was wwll but hoi fnvurably known, bud supihhhxI tt tut dt-ud until word wn relvd this WKtih from Melbourne showing that he was nt his old tricks In that furoff land CLASSIfD ADS Advertisement! fly. iL' .,.-" ' inserted three iiB"fi5W m. I Jbls cotumti month. All over MCm .,cA"k-,'50 VVAf4TED,r show n Khts ih? 0pcm uouo ' ll-4-3t lrnA lM-tf Wanted.-To t-auTiBOo hop poles made Inquire of P. Levy, Salem. 10-24-dw-lm w Wanted.-To bxfhlngo 60 sheep tor 00 goats. Wk a Cuslck, Salem. .-..it JU-Z9-2W. Wanted. Irloal ji r.... . , . uu ny 8trawl)Qrry Plants. I havo more orders than I can nil nnd can useseveral thou sand E. Hofe Wantednuycrs for fullblooded Lei coster rams, registered and unregis tered. Prlcc3"'frora $5 to 20 Ad tltosB or call on J. W. McKInnoy, Turner, Oregon-. (Rockwell Form). 1 10-2Mm. - LOST AND FOUND. Taken Up.A small brown mare, with threo whits iti and white faco. . Owner call on I c. Matthos, 11. P. p- No- 9 . 10-lG-tf FOR RENT, For Rent.-Uarnone U,oclc from bust VA.T? ' .'."' ol lown "nt" May l, 1003. Call at.3t7Lrluerty street. ll-G-3t l-or Kent or tor le.--Famlly real denco, larKogrpimlB, stablo, etc., two blocks fronrcapltol; also Chick orlng BQiiaro pfano. Inquire Journal " cc; 11-3-lm For 8ale. About 30.000" Wllsoa straw berry plants, one-hftlf mllo east of Oregon Insane asylum. N. Welch. 10-30-im, FOR DALE. MJMUJJl 11WU For Sale or Rent Sir acres 3& miles from city, one hero chOlfco Orchard (variety), three acres gardeu, two ocros pasture. Uquso, well and pump, on rural route, cheap for cash or on tlmcd. W.Pc'armlno, two miles north on liver road. 10-24-tt For Sale. Tho Valentino Doncar fnrm of 108.5 aerol, VfnJated ib miles south of Salem, Is for sale tm reason able terms. Apply at the placo or to Bonhain $ Mai'tlti, nttornoya, Salem, Oregon. 10-23-fm For 8ale or TrdHouso ami lot In suburbs ot-I'ortlnnd for Salem prop erty, or acreage.- 'Inquire at Journal ofllce. 10-4-tf MiSCBUANEOUB. To Loan. Beyeral thousand dollars at 16 w rate ofjtitorest. App!y to II. S. Belle, corner of Ktato andrCominoiv clul streets, Upstairs, U-C-31 Quy tho 0. K. Grubber and Stomp ..Puller.- Manufactured near Brooks, Or. Threo stnto premiums; best in tho stnto; ono horse has power of 01). Send orders early and grub nn ncro n-day. Jas. Flnnoy, II. F. D. No. 8, Salem, Or. 11 Otf Wood Saw and Feed Chopper. For servlco In Pdlk and Marlon counties. Will visit any point whoro work will JiiHtlfy. Send orders to F. A. Wig gins, Salem. Clomens & Vlncont. U-3-2m Rudlmental 8inaWfl-And choral oass at Dr. ,1'arvlh'a muslo studio; 12 los sons fl.00. Krco t(J allfnext Wodnea doy ovonliic. 1M-31 Chanoe of Flrm-Tno blaoksmlthlng mid waBQn-maklng huilness on Clio mekata street', Just baok of the New York Racket ntoro, heretofore con ducted by Wledraer & lllgelman, will bo known undw-tbo firm name of Itlgolnmn &'8ibultt, and will be better prepared than ever to Borvo the public with good work In this line, at fair prlcos. 10-23-lrn You will always find tho chricosi meats and groceries at tho h-west, prices at Edward's & Luscher'H, 400 nnd 410 State street. 'Phono crdors given special attention. HOP BUYERS' DIRECTORY. iam nnrWMA Co. Hota. mohair. wool, hop groweri' auppllos. No. 230 Commercial Blret, Salem, Ora gon. j;honojl3Ql. 0. O. 8CflUCKINO-Hop buyer. Phone Main 1311. Offices In Dsyno blook, Stnto street, Balein. SQUIRE FARRAR-Hop merchant and pprohaslnB asent. No. Jim Commyrclal Htreet. upstairs. Salem. Oregon. Thon'a 1-1- T. A. LIVE8LEY CO-Dealers lu lmpa and hop supplies. Tbono 1211. oltlco room 18 Oberhelm bldg., Sa lem, Oregon. It's Just a Cough J. CARMICHAEU-Hop buyer, otllco In BuiU-Ureyman uuuuiu, . Oregou. Samples of choleo hops so ll ited from all growers. ULIENTHAL 0R08Hop raerehants II, J. Otteubelmer, manager. Oflloo N. IS. corner Commercial and State streets (upstairs), 'phono Main 4CI- Roasters of Cood 'Coffee. Rhone 24 11 Black. fel htmtm m$ gnllior oroe Qnough lo llirow Lm- , K Thnt cots your limsrs sore and weak and paves tho way for pnoumoum or eonsuinptlon, or both. Acker's Cngffsh orl sumption, asthma, bronchitis, and all tiiroat and lunsr froiies. I'oaltlvely 1st nrioiiHi- knriwf J urntMi, ana money fofunUed if WWfWfMyau arg not Mtlsfled. Wrlto ua for PAUL Jl. O. HOR8T & LACHMUND CO. -Hop merchants; corner State and Commercial streels (upstalrsJ Halein. 'Phone Msl 8. IJranoIi oflltes- North Yki. Wn.j Hnnta Hoiw, Sacramento. Cal.; Puy alluii. Wash.. St. Iil, Mo. Louis Larhmuml, general uianager- Hpob) oontur, oKo. was on,of II,. beet Iwn JJ"?" fc SWrf ?SS TAZJJXt erlinlnaf In th Wnltwl 8tnto. but of Und benl your lung: It will euro con- 8- flueh IlreyiMn wpeft Baiem, ww wlinm nnll.l i.iu liiin liMurd nr I milliriMOn. SJthtDU. IjrOIIPlllflH. fllld alt . Kllll. HM"" "' nr. !&k .a tm ifc. i. . ammo aisoasaiaiiotrouiar. wmiIUi,i eZta r. .Ti.fl.i ifu-j . .T'lmlS ';"' ""vjf VvJjyou arg not Miisnea. wrl f wihhisium' j" U"K 4" im4mjry SWIR juHeri rrw MiitiHev W. If. IJookor & Co.. sironiiin.io inu iunaaim iiesn pwnwv - ri ttiin mmimur.i ""''" "- " . ry. oruamsL tO thf body, ptrWHt. Jtrjur, iIk mw- j XT ,, you' umbrellas to ShlppHB iar a lyt orKsHr WKamjiit ana o- " " V" 'j""" M(rK4tatl4, B8l mB KWWHUy. snj 01 inni tmimis OF MIHQE8. scorr mwnz.ChMuit, 4vuu.tH.Y. 'fifld ewMi v well known to L0D0E8 n hi. Nw 8tato fit. Store, i Keeorir. Protection LodperNsJlt1 Awi,euif Jer United Wprt9U to Hall 'mm. i,t fitatd and Liberty tnt, VUitlBjr brethren ' F. I Wt. M. W4J I1 A. Sellwood. FORE8TER8 OF AMgRICA Court Sherwood Foresters No. 18. Aleets Friday night In TiirnVu'ldak. Harry Watson.C.K.; A.LBrown, Sec, Central Lodgo No. 18 K. of P-C&sUa Hall in Holman block, corner State and Liberty streeta, Tuesday of each week at 7:30 p in. Carey T. Martin, C. 0.; Zado J. Rlggs, IC of R. and 8. PHYSICIANS. Office In Gray block' Rooma 7 ,ind 9. Phone 81. OSTEOPATHY. ""l'fjSL"IJH.LU.lliJ Dr. M. f. 8choettJoradtmo"'7iSofl can School of OatoofSthy, Kirks vlllo, Mo. Ofitco in Tioga block, over tho Spa. Office hours 8:20 to 11:30 nnd 1 to 4. Oltlco phono No. 2423 Red residence phone U603 Rod. Dr. L. E. Wyckorf and Dr. Grace Al bright. Twenty months graduates of tho American School of Osteop athy, Kirksvlllo, Mo. Dr. Wyckoff Is tho only twenty months' gentleman graduato In Salem. Odd Follows' Temple. 'PhOno Main 272L ' ; joNSORi ArTtB Af hs; ' Ryan'e Shaving Parlors. Sovon first class barbers engaged. Finest bath rooms In city. Wo uso antlsepMo sterilizer. J. Ryan, Prop. Evans' Barber Shop. Only first-clues shop on State street Every thing now and up-to-dato. Finest porcels.Su baths. Shave, 16c; hair-cut, 2Cc; baths, 25c. Two first-class boot blacks. O. W Evans, proprietor. 'WIWUHP'S HWSH 'PHUMtHJ.l.M Your Step Wother Is still hero busy as over, and whaa your clothes aro all out of order, worn, with but ons off, take tkem to her at tho Salem Dyo Works, At this establishment you can get anything sot to tights, from a pair ot glovos, to tho most elaborate tlk gown. A gentleman can got his hat cleaned, hla trousers creased, or Xls wholo suit rejuvenated to suit hla tasto, also four Butta a month for $1. Buttons sowed on, rips sowed up, suits prosaod on abort notice. New roods shrunk for dressmaking. MRS. C. H. WALKER 19B Commercial Street THINK OF HINQE8, In bis New State St. Store. The White Houso Restaurant bus long boon' tho favor ite eating houso of tho city, and Is gaining moro customers dally. Every thing llrst-elnHs nnd up-to-date. Meats at nil hours. Umbrellas recovered at Shlpp' & Houser'a 25S Commercial street. Wholesome Dread .Is hard to find, but If you buy your bread and pastry nt tho Pioneer Bak ery, you will bo satisfied. Pntronlzod by everybody. A. M. Ctouah, Undertaker, 107 State street. Phone Main 1351, Salem, 'Ore gon, successor to D. E. Huntslnger. Residence Droadway and Mill, North Salem. Phone Main 221. WOMANB' DUTIES. a woman who hoops her houso In or der and has tho caro of a family, haw Just as much responsibility as tho man who provides Iho menus to carry on the housekeeping. Sho Is deserving of tho mora crodlt since tho demands on lior strength Is greater, Tho ever lasting snmonoss about hor duties, and tho confinement necessary to Carry thorn out Is very trying to tho norvoua system, this produces a strain on tho mind that malt - her Irrltablo, cross, and dissatisfied, which Is just an much a disoaso as rheumatism or ca tarrh. K nerves can bo built up and mmlo strong by tncdlolno of some kind this feeling Is changed to oue of cheerfulness nnu pleasure in hor du ties. Tho medlclno that makes strong steady nerves, and prevents dlseaso by building up the ontlro system, is Dr. Dunns Blood and Norvo Tonjo, a tablet to take at meal tlmo. Cures nervous prostration by making rich red blood, feeding, tho norvos, and making solid flosh at the rnto of 1 to 3lbs per weqk. This medlclno Is sold by druggists for 76o per box, or 3 box es for 2.00, or sent by mail, post-paid, on recolpt of pricq. Write us about your caso. Address Dr. Qunn,,Ph!la dolphin, Pa. For sate at Dr. Stono's Dnig Stores. 3 t you ri" UIUIwm nnd :klHj m1lr, flv lutrs l.lttU Hurly ltlir, Jiift botiro Ktil II U to bed, oti will mn! on tho tiwruwr, Vim sr rltl nt jrmir tfurrow Ihst's U: Ju( riwuch said. , , Tlisse fnuwwi ill do nst, ttlp. Iut (Br tit iuwU genii suit rmjljr, ?lpiQtUR the llvw THuIr tonle fffwt kWwi stffugtU W tliK Klauttn, prrvrutlilH a rctwm of tli dlri1r t ii iiutM. nn Htai Htreet. 8U R E cImE"FOnPlLES Itching Piles produce moisture and ruiiHO ltehlng, this form, aa well as Ollnd. Bleodlng or IrotrudIn File aro cured by Dr. Bo-san-ko'a Plla Rew cdy, stops Itching and bleeding, Alt sorbs tumors. BOo a Jar at druggists, or scut by wall. Treatise free. Write me about your case. Dr. Bosanko, Philadelphia, Pa, For sale at Dr. Stone's drug stores, Umbiehas recovered a 8jilpp. Houser's 203 Commercial street. Ocod Coffee, When buying cotlm you sboutd plok oHt th best brand that can be feund. Chas St Sanborn's famous coffee ar the bwrt. UltANBON & RAO'AN. --- Take your umbrella to Shlpp & Houser'a fop repair it UKUUV 1'll.kW ,AWKHW Vvi 1U. ..r ftty '. ,1tr".w1aftff kik-Ii III alw euKHfWw wmimlmly. m .Hhr Aht SW. UlstM the www ItwWItt ua H iwaVsiK l oto r -I.MM worttilM fHHrWm. V U . Hial Htriwfc IHUIE WING SANG CO. Chines and Japanese fay a 3f goods. All HliuJi of aJlk M W goods. Make Raa Hue of 1 white uuderwwir of all kinds, w wrappers. VUt.. aWt' iw fumishlDK ooA, tflutmw, chiefs. dUhw. A At Ceb OMt mo e. - jiii u 1 1 t-JV w "ii( ffW