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THE DAILY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 190& r Gtamd Opera House JOHH F. CORDRAY, Manager. .Monday Jtoyember 17 "ON OUR WAY TO PORTLAND" The great Musical Burlesque Weber & Field's "FIDDLE - DEE - DEE II FIVE FUNNY COMEDIANS. FORTY PRETTY GIRLS. D. L. Wlort, Bend, Oro. Andrew Zumwalt, Harrlauurg. V. A. Monzlcs, Portland, (leo. 11. Ilummcll, Gold 11111. J. Morgan, San Frnnclscu. L. Camp, San Francisco. J.'W. Selover, San Francisco. 11. Levitt, San Francisco. L. Goodrich, St. Paul. One Whole Year In New York 81 Months Pan-American Exposition 111 Nights In San Francisco. " D ON'T MISS THIS I " 1'rlcQs: $1.00, 76c, GOc, and 3Gc. Scats on Bale nt boxofllec Monday at 9 a. m. ....unniL.. b noluL ARRIVALS. Goo. S. nillman, San Francisco. O. W. BvnhB, Portland. Mrs. Uvnns, Portland. Miss Kvnns, Portlnnd. Walter Jackson, Portland. J. C. Llndsey, Portland. C. A. Mallioouf nml wife, Portland. A. N. Smith. Portland. J. P. Mampel, Portland. M. F. Drown, Now York. V. B. Bennett, Now York. C. A. Farr; iNew York. E. V. Glronx, Portland. Acker's Blood Elixir positively Cures Chronic Blood Poisoning and all Scrofulous affections. At nil times a matchless system tonic and purifier. Money refunded If you ro not satis fled. GOc. and $1.00. D. J. Fry, Druggist. Take your umbrellas to Shlpp & Houser's for repairs. A NATURAL RESULT. It Is vory rcasonnblo to suppose If the foundation of a structure was removed that the building Itself Is bound to come down. This 6ame principle can to applied to disease. Tako a medi cine into the system that will remove the cause of sickness, and tho illness leaves of Itself. DyspcpBla, indiges tion, sick-headache and biliousness have tholr foundation In stomach dis orders. Remove this weakness and tho other symptoms are no more Tlieio Is one euro for all this that all druggists sell for 25c per box, It Is called Dr. Gunn'a Improved I.Ivor Pills. They got right at the beginning or these diseases and make the cure by taking away tho cause of it. We will send a mnall box free by mall, or a large box on receipt of 2Gc. Address Dr. Gunn, Philadelphia, Pa. For salo a. Dr. Stone's Drug Stores, j 3 j 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n n i i SSocial Realm: HHWHHmi ItHlimill Shingles ani Shakes The roof Is shingled best If you use tho kind of shingles and shakes we J a. m sell, and wo ask you to noto the good wear and economy of tho roof for which wo furnish tho shingles or shakes. Wo carry a large slock of shingles and shakes of good quality, parcfully selected to make a Bound, tight, durable roof, nnd wo are al ways ready to give estimates. Qoodale Lumber Co. Near 8. P, Pas. Depot. Phone 651. A Big Attraction Coming. Of all tho dramatic offerings to come to tho Snlem Grand Opera Houso this season, none- should attract moio at tention from tho lovers of mirth nnd music thnn tho forthcoming produc tion of Wobor & Flold's Burlosquo, Fiddle-Deo-Deo." If tho proBS of tho country can bo tnkon as a critorlon, "Flddle-Dec-Deo cortnlnly must bo a groat show. "Flddlo-Deo-Doo' Ms aw fully funny (that Is what Now York says). It ran a whole yonr In Now York City, six months nt tho Pan American Exposition, and 111 nights in San Francisco; that Is suroly a record. Ono of tho fonturs In "Flddlo-Dec-Doe" Ib tho Florodorn Soxtotte, which Is said be ovon better than tho original nnd twice ns funny. "Flddlo-Deo-Dee' Is the brightest nnd most clever burlosquo that was ev er wrltton, and gives great scopo for dramatic action, nnd a whirlwind of :un. Thoro arc three comedians, who rank with tho best tho public has evor seen, nnd to these three fnll the duty to make you Inugh, while two beautiful prima donnas sing, supported by n choroiiB of 40 protty girls. Withal tho performance Ib a triumph, nnd should not bo overlooked. This attraction will be hero Monday evening, November 17th. Box ofuco for reserved seats will opon Monday, P Prices $1.00, 7Gc, GOc, 3Gc. -o A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or 'tinner yon can enjoy from tnn of onr tend r and delirious meats steake, lamb or m itton chops, veal cutlets or pork, Onr meats nr n cut from the fattest and rimetlcatt o, and we ran supply yonr table with 'roeb, nutritions and wholesome moats at M r.nk prircs. B, C, CROSS.SALBM ORB Fbon 291 WMfffi Fix reir tsmmm iOBriij V " &&zz , I JVith Your Thanksgiving Turkey The. byvorngo that goes best nnd "that cheers Instead of Inobrlatcs" is pure and appetizing beer, llko tho Sa lem beer. Its healthful properties makes it tho standard of perfection, and its delicious flavor makes it a Ta vorlto bovorago with epicures and those who love good cheer and socia bility. Order n trial enso for Thanks giving, nnd you will givo us thnnks for tho tip. CAPITAL CITY BREWERY AND ICE WORKS, Mrs. M. Beck, Proprietor. A "Come On" a victim of thu poorly conducted laundries will appreciate tho differ ence when ho has his linen looked af ter by a good laundry. Como to tho Salem Steam Laundry and you will bo satisfied. Your linen will always look right and It will last longer. Wo call for and dellvor. Tolephouo, or sond your address on a postal card. Salem Steam Laundry Coi. J. Olmsted, Prop. Dorous D. Olmsted, Mgr. Phong 411. 230 Liberty St. rjvr,c7 llllhee Club Officers. Tho annual mooting of tho Illlhco club Wednesday ovenlng Bhowod a mcmbcrBlp of 112. An effort will be mndo during tho not 00 days to In nenso tho club membership. Ofllcers for the ensuing year woro elected as follews: Piesldont, Dr. Rlchnrd Cart wright; vice-president, Wornor Brcy nnn; Secretary, B. Frank Meredith. (ic-Hoctod); treosuror, Claud Gatch (.o-olocted; trustees, T. B. Kny, Dr. T. C Smith. Jr.. J. D. Suthorlnnd. Dr. J Cnlbreath nnd It. II. Coshow. PERSONALS. C T. Pomoroy la In Portlnnd on busi ness today. W. D. Torroy has returned to Port lnnd after a visit in this city. Miss Klsle Hill, of Stayton, Is visit ing In this city, tho guost of Miss 15 vn Cooper, Murray Wade, tho successful car toonist for the Portland Uvonlng Tol oginm, has returned to Portlnnd. HAVE i YOU ANY 0FTHESE Symptoms of a Very Com mon Trouble? There Is no disease so common In tho Unltod States as cntnrrh, bocnuso It appears In bo ninny forms, and at tacks so ninny dlftoront organs. It is n common mlstnko to suppose that cntanh Is confined to tho nose nnd tin oat. Any Inflammation of the mucous membrane, whorovor located, accompanied by abnormal secretions, Is cntnrrh. Cntnrrh of stomach or blad der, or tntostlnes Is nearly as common as naNal cntarrh, and much moro seri ous, nlthough It is true that stomach cotnrth nnd catarrh of other Internal organs Is the result of neglected nasal catnrrh. A new remedy has recently appeared which so far ns tested soems to bo Vo mnrknbly offoctlvo in promptly curing cntnrrh. whorevar located. The pre paration Is sold by druggists gonornlly undor the name of Stuart's Cntanh Tablets, nnd In addition to bolng vory palatable and convenient, possesses extiuordlnnry merit, in mnny cases giving immediate relief from tho coughing, hnwklng and constant clear ing of tho throat and head, those symptoms with which overyono is fnmillnr who has ever suffered from colds In the bond and thront. Catnrrh Is simply n continuation of those symptoms until tho trouble bo comes chronic nnd grows gindually worse from year to yonr, Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, aro com posed of Hydrastln, Bed Gum and sim ilar antiseptics nnd catarrh specifics, from which It will bo seen that no se cret Is mnde of tho ingredients and also that no mlnerul poisons nro used, as Is the case of many well known ca tarrh modlclnos. For cntarrh of tho hobo, thront, bronchial tubos, for cntnrrh of the stomach, Intestines or bladdor no pre paration is so safe and gives such rap id and permanent rosultu ns Stuart's Ontanh Tablets. All druggists sell thorn for GOc for full nUnd pnekngo. , You can uso them with ansuianco that you will not contract tho cocnlno or morphine hnblt ns tho rosults from thin catarrh cujo nro apparent from tho first days' usfl. 11-11-13-15 Kll I Tin it n ySi I that burrows up the iclp, maldnj dandruff icurf, uuilnj the hair to fill, and finally BALDNESS. You will have NO MORE DAN. DRUPP, PALLING HAIR, or BALDNESS If you uie NEWBRO'S The only lUIr Prtparitlon on thli I bo!utely new scientific principle. I For sale by drujjlsti. Price $1. I For sale by Danelel J. Fry. Send 10 cents In stamps for sample to The Herplclde Co., Detroit. Mich. $3.00 A YEAn. CHEAPEST OREGON DAILY. Journal Bargain Day -- November 22 8AVE $1.00 ON THE DAILY JOURNAL. On Saturday, November 22d, The Journal will have another Bar gain Day. Subscriptions will be received on that date only for THE DAILY JOURNAL at$3.00ayear by mall, or at THE JOURNAL office, . ' or Free Rural Mall. $5.00 a year by carrier. Regular price, $4.00 a year by mall or $6.00 a year by carrier. Positively last chance to net this reduction. Good on that day and date only. Terms cash In advance. Our Program for Business Administration 1. A Flat Salary Law, and all Fees In Public Treasury. 2. The Initiative and Referendum put In full force and effect. 3. Taxation of all untaxed franchises. 4. Direct nomination of all candidates. 5. No World's Fair Appropriation unlets these measures prom . Ised the people are enacted Into law. Mrs. O. It. Thomns hns returned from n vacation visit with rolntlvoB In Corvnllls. W. A. I.nldlnw, a prominent Port land business man, was In tho city Wednesday afternoon. Mr. nnd Mrs. D. B. Smith left this morning for Delmnr, Novndn, whom they will tnnko their future homo. t. I). Wolst, of Portlnnd, who Id em ployed by tho Pilot Butto Dovolopnumt Company ns onglneor, was in tho city on Wednosday on business befoio the Stnto Land Hoard. C. F. Lnnslng, the nurserymnn, hns gnno to ICnstoru Oregon and Idnhn. Mr. Lansing says that the domnud for fruit treos of nil kinds Is grontor this year thnn evor boforo. Nursorles And it nlmost linpoHslblo to supply tho ile innnd for trees. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. J. Ilolmoe, who for thu past two yonrs hns boeu living on a farm In Polk county, loft Wodmm dny ovonlng for tholr foimor homo nonr Carthago, Mo., whore they will rosldc. Mrs. Holmes Is tho daughter of Mm. C. II. Wnlkor of this city. W. T. Jinks, of tho Willamette Val ley Pruno Association, hns returned from Benton county points whoro ho wont In senrch of piunes. Ho roports that tho crop of this fruit In Benton county, ns well as other secthns of tho state, was groatly reduced from tho yield of a year ago. Goorga L. Dlllman, state onliitfr, who was In the city WodnciNday before the state land board, tins gone to (east ern Oregon to survey more. lands for which there Is an application for theli reclamation under th arid land law. Mrs. A. II. Wilson, who was cnllwl to Salem by the sIcknosMi and death of her mother .the lat Mrs. Mary Jane Stnrkey, hns returned to Portland. ok III c. " a 3 fe lii Haviland and German I no .2 1 1 i zs CLP j Nw Palterns in plain white and decorated pretty shapes and China Arrived! dainty designs. Portland Prices guaranteed, which can be proven with an up-to-date catalogue. Out of 18 Patterns, 13 of them are sold in single pieces or sets Yakohama Tea Stoji Roastersof Gosd iCoffee, Phone 24 M'Bbck Pree OelW a p CO 3s - s?r CL, a c a ' ' ' 1 5?i si : i 00 - A 89 3 & M r t tr , I " ' wwtg." ,a "g5'RlB.-' Fresh eggs and butter from our stores at Aumsvllle and Mehama, at Speer Bros. 'Phone 2491, 111 1 tf Boats Run To Corvallis llenlinilng today, the steamer Po mona will run thruugh to Corvallis for the llrat time Mince June. Hay the Poitlaud Journal. For the pant four months she has bem koIiik no further than Snlem. and on account of low water It has been very difllcult to x. ther even. Corvallis U 48 miles be yond Salem, and will require two days to make the round trip from Portland It la 118 miles from here, and is one of the kHtgeet steamboat trips in the West. 'Hie principal towns passed en route are Oregon City. Iluttevlllf. Ni-w berg, Salem. Indepnden(-e. Albany and Corvallis. STATb NEWS ITEMS. During the absence of the night clerk at the overland Tuesday morning some one entered the Imperial li"te ofllre. at Cottage drove robbed the till of 7.SU and took a rifle which n in the offlfia. There ia no cltw to the robber. Oliarlws Fontnim. an old-time miner. nji. Uy Hnnoipai mimnt jiysyyffi !i!iii' j"-" w'' '"' aamtvi .w&Mhiaumi uhii in 3ni nt'IfSKgrratarraunay. The 0tuie wna HI yars of a. V. P. Teleardohsra-Oet a Raise. . - .'AJWfc i. -- . wix. tu ua ion vatmi JOURNAL BARGAIN DAY Fixed for Nov. 22 and Al ready Being Improved Upon Tho Journal bargain day last month, when all who paid a year in ndvanco for the Dally Journal got a roductlon of one dollar, In bolng duplicated for November 22d, when the bargain day will he repeated. On October 35th about three hun dred peuplo ordered this paper in ad vance, nnd showed tholr faith In tho publication by paying a yonr In ad vance. This month we hopo to double that number, and wIbIi to cnll atten tion to tho fact that this reduction in price tnkos offect on that dny nnd date only. Tho Journnl by mall, or at tho postoirtce or Jouiunl delivery, Is $1.00 n yenr, 35 conts a month, or $1.00 for threo months. By cnirlor ?G.OO n yunr, or 50 conts a month. On November 22d only the mnll rate Is $3.Q0 n year and cnrrler late $5,000 a year. By pay ing nt tho regulnr rato to November 22d you enn order now, or any day be fore November 22d, nt tho reduced rate. .A, A. A. A. AuSK jJk. AA Jk. A Market Quotations Today X 7 "MXe Salem a Cool Home Market" T Poultry at Stelner's Market Chit kens 8c. Hggs, per dozen .10c. Turkeys 12Vdc Ducks 8 to 10c. ' Hop Market. Hops 2225VjC Potatoes, Apples, Etc. Potatoes 25 to 30c. Onions CGc. Dried Fruits. Dried Applos 4 to C,4c. Itnllniv prunes, 40s to 50s Go Potlto Prunes 4c. Wood, Fence Posts, Etc. Big Fir $3.50 to $3.75. Second Growth $2.50 to $2.7G. Ash $3.00 to $3.75. Body Oak $1.50. Polo Oak $3.50. Cedar Posts 11 to 12c. Hides, Pelts and' Fura. Oroon Hides, No. 1 7c. Green Hides, No. 2 5c. Cnlf SklnB 4 to 5c. Sheep 75c. Gont Sklim 25c to $1.00. Grny Fox 25 to GOc. Coon 10 to 40c Mink 25c to $1.25. Ottor $1.00 to $5.00. Skunk 10 to 2Gc. Muskrat 1 to 5c Wildcat 10 to 25c. Grain and Flour. Whont GOc. Oats 28c. Barley browing, 45c bu, food, $10 ton. Flour Whllosttlo, $30$3.2G. Llvo Stock Market. Stoors :i4 to 3V4c Cows 3 to 3 Hs c. y Sheep $3.50 gross to $1.00. Dressed Veal C',4c Hogs, nllvo 5V4c. Hogs, dressed Oo, Wool and Mohair, Conrso Wool 14c. Fine lGc. Moholr 25c. Hay, Feed, Etc. Baled Chont $7 to 7.G0. Clovor $G to $7. Bran $17.G0. Shorts $20. Creamery' and Dairy Product?. Good Dairy Buttor 30c. Croamory Butter 32&c. Cream, pan skimmed, at creamery 21c, nt fnrm 22c Cronm separator skimmed, nt croamory zbc, nt farm 26V4c. Portland Market. Wheat Walla Walla, OHCO'Jc. Wheat Valley, 70c Flour Portland, host giuOo, $3.20 t3$3.30; grnham, $3.00$3.G0. OatH Choice White, $M2$1.16. Barley Feed, $23 per ton; rollod $23.S0. Mlllstuff Bran $10.00. Hay Timothy, $10 to $11 per ton. Onions 7Go to $1 por cental. Potatoe 605Ge per oentnl. -Buttor Host dairy, 2022'4; fniuy crwamory 3032 'j; store, lG18o. Hggs Orogon ranch 8l7J30o por dozen. Poultry Chlokens, mixed, $3.G0 to $l.afi; hens, $i0,$4.60; turkeys, live, l2V4S13o. Mutton gross, 3c Hogs Gross, Giro Vic. Beef grnoss 8 to 3e. Voul 7V48V4f. Hopit ascaiic Wool Vulloy. 12V4I8; Kastern Oregon, 8llVic; Mohair 2C(28o. Hides dry, 1G pounds aud upwards, IG to 160. SURE CUBu" FORPIUE8 Itching Piles produce moisture and cause Itching, this form, as well as llllnd, Blooding or Protruding Piles are cured by Dr. Bosau-ko's Pile Horn edy, stops Itching and bleodlug. Ab- jrbs tumors. GOo a Jar nt drugglsU, or sont by mall. Treatlso fr6o. Write me about your case. Dr. Bosanko, Philadelphia, Pa. For sale .at Dr. Stone's drug stores CLASSIFIED ADS Ad vcnlsmrnt, five lines or less, la this column lastrttdtbreetlmtsfor2Sc. SOcs Week, $1.50 s month. All over five lines st the ssme rite. WANTED. Turkeys Wanted. Turkoys and all kinds of poultry, llvo or dressed, wanted, for cash, nt Speer Bros.' stores, Salem, Aumsvlllo and Me hama. IMO-dw-tf Wanted. To got nbout 1500 hop poles made. Inquire of F. Levy, Salem. 10-24-dw-lm Wanted. Buyers for fullbloodcd Lei cester rams, registered nnd unregis tered. Prlcos from $5 to $20. Ad dress or call on J. W. McKlnney, Tumor, Oregon. (Rockwell Farm). 10-21-lm. LOST AND FOUND. Dog Found Red Wator Spaniol dog, with old collar, no name. Owner can got same by calling on Philip Keizer, R. F. D. No.8, Salem. 11-11-3 FOR RENT. For Rent. Sovon-room house, with stable Call on A. Schrlbor. 421 High street. ll-12-3t For Rent or for Sale. Family rosi ilonco, largo grounds, stnble, etc., two blocks from cnpitol; nlso Chlck erlng squnro pin no. Inquire Journal ofllce. 11-3-lm nmtmitofmi $3;ffo,ooo w'WttttttmtMiwwimmtttutttMOttmmttmmKtt Worth of 80-pound steel rails, 50 new locomotives, and 55 new coaches, ehafr !., ' cars, uining ana cajo cars is me record ash. R.R. A X V-. clL) m Uurlr.p ih k... rallm,i J'i yenr maKlnS u wo most modern nnd up-to-date raont on .35? CUntry- TraVo1 0Ver ,l nnd enJy tUo flnc9t GUP (Minn' vMG' a Crnue Gon- PnB8' Agt, St Louis, Mo. Ross C. mtmttmmtJmw,,mmK;Bn tmJWtttW'm:w-wmmttttJjmmmjm. unPd nruniS. 176 street, Salem; Oregon. Commercial PrdQerCUnitriKa 2 Ancl0f Or Bai,.S Ftown neoU ovory V T (vn! (Ul,HareUr wclcomo. I. L. West,-M, w.j J. A. Sellwood, Uecordor. fUHtblUW Oh AMERICA -Court Sherwood ForcsterB No. in. Meots Friday nlghl fa Tumor block. Harry Watson.O.R.) 'A-LiUrown, See. Central L6da' N. IB K. of P.-CaaUe nan in itolnma block, corner SUte and Liberty, streota, Tuesday of each week at 7W p. m. Carey T. Martin, a aj.Zalo J. RiggB, IC of R. and a' IPHYaiciANir FOR 8ALE. mnpfiMAn -.-. r. n..w WBfl1W( Offlca In Qny block. Rooms 7 and Draft Stallions. Fnrmers of Marlon nnd Polk counties can secure such ' nuimns ior improving biock wiinoui nr. L. E. Wwi,n Va n. ' ." .TT ..vWf( HIIW Wt umw ni O8TK0PATHY." Investlm: cash. Innulro it St. Ktmn roatnurant. Salem. ll-12tf I Onions for Sale. 10 to OU cents per . bushel. Walter Morloy, 50 Stato streot, Salem. No dollvory. 1112-3t For Sale. Black MlnorcuB, VV F. Uockfl. Single blrdB, trios or breed-' Ing peiiB. T. II, Bluudoll, Morning- side Poultry Yards. Phono 20Cfi. 11-12-St Farms for Safe. Of all slzos, A $12, - 000 fnrm of over 4Q0 ucrea foV $8500. A bargain, sure Como, boo aud be como convinced. II. C. Porter, Aumsvllle, Oregon. 11-7-lm f-or"8ale. 340 ncres west of Hubbard; 03 near Woodburnj also 35 near lat ter placo; good hop yards on each. ' Cheap If purchased soon, Inquire of C. W. Corby, lawyer, 259 Commor clnl streot, 8alom, Or. 11-8-lm For Uala or Rent. Six ucres 3 Vit uiIIoh from city, ono noro choice orchard , (vnrloty), threo ncros garden, two( acres iasturo. Housu, well nnd iiiimii r iMtfnl vnilfn nliofilt nt ' !lllll' M it llllttl Ul4(.VIf VIIM' Vf caBh or on time. O. W. Pearmlno, two miles north on river roud. brloht Twenty months graduates of tho American School of Ostoop athy, KlrkatMB, Mo, Dr. Wyckoff It tho only twenty' months' Ecntfcman graduate In 8nlem. Odd Follows' Temple. Thono Main 2721. Dr. M. T. bchoettle Uraduato Amorl can School of Oatcoithy, Kirks vllle, Mo. Offlco In Tioga block, ovor tho Spa. Ofllco hours 8:30 to 11:80 and i tol. Office phono No 2423 Red resldetco phono 2S03 Rod. . TON60RIAU AND BATHS. " Ryan's Shaving Parlors. Seven first class barbori engaged. Finest bath rooms la city, We use antiseptic sterilizer. J. Ryan, Prop. omi AMD DKrAUT FOR Uhlcago fertUna: Bpoclkl Tl Hunt-lngtou AtlnnUo Kxnrew t.10 n. ta, Tl Hunt-iDKton St. Pnul Fut Mtll 0.15 p, m. Tin Bpokne TIMHBC11DDULE3 From fortluad, Or, Ml Lskr, PetiTcr, Ft CUT, Ht, Loul, Oht$o 3lt Lke, Vtnrot Fl. I'UIMi, SLUaUH, iVMlUKH Oitr, St. Louil, ChlCMC indEtit. WU Wstla, Uwi.ton, Bpoktiie. WlUoo, lull mn, Mlnnraroiit nt. I'nul. Duluth.Mllwiukp uuicaffo, na Mt. Anmvx FBX) 1:30 p n, 6:10, m. TiOOs, m 72 HOURS v RTUND TO CHICAGO Mo Chaaie of Ctrs 72 OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE! From PortUna 8 p.m. Dallr xnt KuudnT OX OOP In. m PiUunlnj 10 p. a. AllMlllnit data tnbjoct ForsnFrDClaoo Halt rcry 6 rt)r COLUMBIA BIVRR ToAtotl sod WT lAndingi, p. m 4 p. n. ez,Hait,s7 Evan' Barber Uhop-Only firat-clasi shop on Stata street. Every thing now and upto-date. Finest porcelain baths. Share, ISo; hair-cut, 2Go; baths; 25c, Two flrtt-class boot blacks. 0. W. Brans, proprietor. , Just Received. A largo shipment of Tillamook full cream cheese. Alto a flno lino of tho 10-24-tf . Hcnsnn'H beet and froah vegetables, at For Sale. Tho Valentino Dancor farm Brnnson & Rngan'. of 1G8.C ncics, ultuuted 4M: mlleH south of Snlem, Is for salo on reason able torniH. Apply nt tho pluco or to Bouham & Martin, nttomoys, Salem, Oregon. 10-23-2m For Salo or Trade, Houso nnd lot in suburbs uf Portland for Snlom prop erty, or acreage. Inquire nt Journnl office. 10-4-tf THINK OFHINQE6, In hit New State St. Store. n 0- & MISCELLANEOUS. Turkey Shoot At Llhorty, Tuosduy, Novomlior 25. Target rlllo ami clay pigeon Hhootlng ut 0 n, in. Ralph Gibson. 10-1 l-3t Duy the O. K. Qrubber and Stump . .Puller. Manufactured near Brooks, Or. Threo stato premiums; bent in tho stnto; ono horso has power of 09. Send orders early aud grub an aero a day. Jas. Finney, It. R D. No. 8, Salem, Or. 11-0-tf Wood Saw and Feed Chopper. Por service In Polk aud Marlon counties. Will visit uny point whoro woik will Justify. Send orders to I A. Wig gins, Snlom. Clemens & Vincent. 11-3-Sin Channe of Firm. Tho blucksmlthlug and wagou-maklng business on Clio meketa struct, Just back of tho Now York Rackot storo, horotoforo con ducted by Wlodmur & Rlgulinau, will bo known undor tho II nil nuino of Rlgolmnn & Hchultz, and will bu bettor propurod than over to serve tho public with good work In this lino, at fair prlcos. 10 23-lm You will always find tho chrlooat meats and groceries at tho li wost 'prices at Edwurd's & LusohorV, 400 and 410 Stato stroot. 'Phono cdoru glvon special attention. Urrbrellai recovered at Shlpp Houser's 258 Commercial street. o " The Pioneer Oakery Has tho reputation of being tho boat bukery In tho city. When you want goud bread or pastry, glvo them a cnll. O H MACK Buccoasor to Dr. J. M. Koono, In Whlto Corner, Halem, Oregon. Partloa desiring superior operations at mod orate fee in any branch aro In ospoola requost Your Step Mother Is still hero buiy an ever, and when your cloth's ate all out of ordor, worn with but .one off, take them to her a) the Halctn Dye' Works. At this estabuiamaot you can gel anything sot to right, from a pair uf gloves, to the moat elabornto silk gown. A gentleman can sot bin bat cleaned, hln trouiora creased, or hU wholo ault rejurenated to suit hli tamo, also fpur auIU a month for fl Buttons a ewed on, rips flowed up, suite preaaod on ihort notice. Now coodt shrunk for drewmaktng. MRS. C, II. WALKER 1S Cemwerelil fltrt. THE ELITE CAFE 208 Commercial Street. OYSTERS red In the beit of stylo ar moat suitable accompanies E BCKBRLBN. Proa -r WILUMBTTD UIVER Bteomer Ruth leaves Balom tor Port- and Saturdays, about 7 a. m. For Oorvallla uud way landings, Mondays, wrunesuaya anu friuaya at aboat o p. m, A. L. ORAIQ, M . T. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Act. Agt. O. R. & N. dook Portland. Oro. Balem, Or" The Gentleman From Idaho Narrates this ploaslng bit of truth: "Our mother wont Kaat on your lino Inst fall, nnd greatly prefers re turning on tho snmo to nny other." 13. 13. Alford, I.owlBton, (Idaho) Trlb una. Well, of course, thoro's only ono Burlington. Wirt bo plsnsod to toll you moro nbout It. A. C. SHELDON, General Agent. 100 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND. Through personally conducted tour lat sloeplne cars between Portland an4 Chicago unco a week, and between Ol den and Chicago three Uniea a weak, via tho Scenlo lino. Through Standard sleeping c&ri dally between Ogdon and Chicago, vk tho Scenlo line. Through Standard dally botwoou Colored SL Louts. Ina ileeplng oara-. WPHDta M rm. HOP BUYERS' DIRECTORY. WM. BROWN & Co. Hops, Ift, i STONED aALEM, :' wool,. hop growora' uiiMllo.JiT-0ISvlrt W-k 220 CoiiiuiiMulal stu.ot, Halem, iZ nt .N'ln stocked M nun aiu .-.-- , m "- i.-. aiin line of ars 'JT . i.lMcit. MrtUBlBW.I gon. Phone 1301. 0. O. SCHUCKINQ Hop buyer. Phone Alain 1311. Olilooa In Rnyuo block. Htuto streot, bulem. SQUIRE FARRARr-Hop morohant and purchasing agonL No. 210M. Commercial streot, upstairs, Salem, urcgou. -mono iiini. MfWmmPwm&eh && COUGH SYRUPQ cures Ifacklne C.hiaIi.i, U Horo Lur.RH, Jrrn't tls. (irlKno. l'ru unioiiia iiini nil wvero IniipafTt'etloiiH. Why then rink cousumj Hon, a slow, nuro doath? Take wnritiiiff 1 AH nt onwjf Buy a bottlo of Dr. Duff'a Cough $yrfjp, a iaelBrtt TtrtmtttnHai. I " "tto4l avdVdO vsoba. l'rlcc Itofll as oonU. Insist on riavincr lb von'i ha jn- poood uion. lleflvm Uut dealsr'n eubntltatet It In not as good as Dr. Bull's. lUi vaifaMi OH Mm (thfumuUtia A')i4aa4 lia. t A 2 J ill. T. A. LIVE8LEY & CO. Uealora In hops und hop supplies. 'Phono 1211, olllee room 18 Oberhwlm bldg., Sa lem, Orogon. . CARMICHAEL-Hop buyer; olilco In Bush Breymun building, Salem, Oregon. Ham plea of choice hops so licited from all growora. LILIENTHAL BROB. Hop merchants H J. Ottonhelmor, manager. Olllre N IC. corner Commercial and Stata streets (upstairs); 'phono Main 401. iini t,o!i fl&no 2S y tho prac)lcaof DJ84 amloatlon nr precr v , H'i yak Steusloff Bi Dealers In Live 84 Wholeeale and reUH t paokers. All klndfl of tr meats. Kln sausages. U' miK 0 and lard 31 Coinrntr PAUL R. O. HORBT & LACHMUND CO. Hop merchants; -corner State ami commercial atreeta (upstairs), wauim. -j'noiio Main mi iiranou omce: norm Yuxima. wash.; Santa Rosa, Snorainento, Co I., Puy. auuii, iviuui.,- nu IMUin, aio. JX)Ufl ijiiimuii, KBiivrui manager. SMILE BROS. PIANO TUNERS ANDJtfJ'AIRERS pORTLAHi i sal vUInll V(r M prwrmi 8d HepatHoj Nwy Don u' r,,w,..u'"" "ou huyora. Room gon, 'Phone H3I. v,.. ' Willi, PRODUCE BUYERS, Jacoib US IWLst. TTr j"' ' ' ' wisi Jtf HuntilniHr. fuffiT 41 IH the wKtf 0( telfljtraph Its entire system aul MB M. KYLE A CO.-.llT,T; M. IU.Irf. rnV average or in per eeat cas prlc for potato, onlona sad - i court ".. jy WSSSXi