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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 31, 1902)
, l li"lltl.y I " WT l. 3. ,- v HlVmn " " $ "r- ( V A HtX BOWKS I, 1 . I if! M i ; v PAGE BIX. THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM OREGON. WEDNE8DAY, DECEMBER.31, 1002. 1 JBi!JZ ffl For Infants and Children. Istofifii!1'0 Kind Yu Have SWTil 1 Always Bought 1 slmUatingHwFoodhndllcgula- M ., g I ting the Stmacls andBowela oT ffl JoOaiS til8 Promotes Dige3llon.Chccffur- JriiP I nessnrKlRest. Contains neither nf ifoJifr I Opiumorplune nor Mineral. H UI lv I NOT "NARO OTIC. (iLVilP I fkyAm Sent' i H V JR V I AunS., I in A KMa& 911 JlftfrmiHt - . ) Ma Hi HI I Bit ?fo6crJK&fe Dfl lift CtmtiUSuMr I OT AAk Tf V IB )tiftrjrtM7fcr: BJ W Ul a n ApctfcclHcmcdyl'orConslipa- If U F 15 O U Tlon.SourSlomach.Diarrlioca 9 1 17 Worms .Convulsions .Feverish- m NT 5ftW flirftu- ncss and Loss or Sleep. H y y f p FacSunilo Signature of jfj ggl Thirty Years' TMC CtNtU3 COMPANY. NtW TORN CITY. K&k5fiEE!E&a HARRITT & LAWRENC Sell raore Groceries and better Groceries than ANYBODY Fresh Walnuts, Currants and Raisins AND EVERYTHING IN 8EA80N INQ SEASON. FOR HOUSEKEEPERS IN THE COM OLD P. O. GROCERY. Trustee s All goods formerly in the John C. Heriz Clothing Co. stock will be sold at 20flper cent discount to close out the entire stock which is entirely new. 0JU I lUUIjJ i I UcjUUU 95 Commercial St. B. A. White & Son Successors to Brewster & White Feedmen and Secdmen. 91 Court Street. Salem. Oregon. After Jan, lt, 1903, thu film mime will bo changed as above. Thoro will bo no chango In tlio mnnngomont of thu luminous. Wo thank our many friends ami patrons for their many favors shown 71s and assure thum wo will try and merit their conllrianco In thu futuio as in tlio past. "With host wlshofl for a Happy and Prosperous Now Year, wo Invito you -to call whan In nood of anything In our lino. JkuZfoiJ- Are not held by incompetents. Frpmotlon and proferment In builiiw ft the remit of ability to do. Atl tliU icbool la'the wetplace toobialnthoknowlodgoofhovrtodo. There U au Inercatlng demand forcomretent kelp. l'croui completing tlio butlueu and khorthand courtea at the can aeouro employment. IIUII CAPITAL BUSINESS COJ I.EQE. derived. -8 reemployment, lor eleven year but one young rar- hat graduated from our hort department after flrjt completing' the builue courie. Iij T llecamoHll took potloni 1 ready to graduate. It coda but little to wcure t. usable education oompaml to tho be ueflti WILL ASId FOR HOP INSPECTOR 0. 11. G. A. Is Drafting a Bill for Such An Officer Think Growers Are Entitled to Some Protection The Orogon Hop Orowors' Associa tion Is having a bill drafted for presen tation to the state legislature, asking for tho appointment of a hop Inspcc tor. A Salem attorney has boon em ployed to formulate n bill covorlng tho subject. Tho purpose of the pro posed measure Is to nfford tho grower groater protection, nnd is Intondod to further simplify and oxpodito the transactions as botweon grower and buyor. especially where a disputo ntis oh as to the natality of tho hops con corned In any transaction. In discussing tho mattor today, .Ins. WhiBtnnloy, of this city, soorotary of the Hop Orowors' Association, said: "Tho hop industry Is the largest In dustry in the state of Orogon, nnd -still tho statutes of the statooffor less pro tcctlvo legislation in Its bohatf. This Industry annually bilngs into the atnto more' money for this product and for Its cultivation than does any athoi product that is grown hore, and lt.J not unronBonnhle tlint tlioso engaged In the growing of this crop should nek Home legislation for their protection Oregon is the only ono of tho hop growing stntos wherein thoro la not some provision regulating the dealings botweon the producer and tho donlor." Tho outline of the proposod measure has not yet been complotod, but tho growers interested in too legislation that will be asked for aro of the opln Ion that the ofllce should be crontod for a hop Inspector, the same as the fish commissioner ami gnmo warden. nnd that he should havo an ostab llshod ofllco, and. in addition to acting ns arbitrator as noiweon tiro, grower and the dealer, that ho shall dlssomin ntc at all times Information concern lug the Industry to Inquiring parties. Tlio association will favor the appoint ment to tlio olllce that will he roco monded only such n man as an ox port in the hop business, nnd who is In ev ery way qualified servo in thu ca pacity. Tlio grhweis will also favor the plarlng of the inspector on n good salary, to he paid by tho stato, rather than to compell the exponso of main taining tho ofllcer to bo borne by the grower and thu dealer, for tho time that the ofllcer Is nctually employed. In taking thin view of the mattor of compensating the inspector, tlio pro ducers feel tlint the exponsc should be mot by the stnto. and tho cost shared by all taxpayers in the same nmnnor as the fish and game warden nre com peusnted. since the hop growors me obliged to contribute to the suppoit of these o flic en. from which tlioy re celve no direct benefit. The bill will not lie draftfHl for a number of days, and nit exact synopsis of Its contents ennnot bo anticipated at tills time, but the kernel of the proponed law is giv on In tlio above. When the hill has boon foi initiated In piopor shape it will he prosented for tho consideration of the hop growors at n mooting of the Assoalntloii, before being referred to tho stato leglslnturo for onnctmont Tlio annual meeting of the Oiegou Hop Growors' Association will be held in Woodhuru about Jauunry loth. President W. If. Upnn tins not decided on tho dato. but o.vpeotfi to Issue the call for tho mooting within a few days. Oflleors for tho onsulng year will he oloctod, and other luislnoss pertaining to the work of the association for the uoxt year will bo considered. AMarkct Quotations Todayili mane smem uuuu uumv hot-. j r"V Poultry at Stelner'e Market. Chickens Dc. Eggs, per dozen 30c. Turkoys 12lCc. Ducks 8 to 10c. Chit kens 8c. Hop Market Hops 2225i6c Potatoes, Applet, Etc. Potatoes 25(S30c Onions 65c. Dried Fruits. Dried Apples 414 to 6c. Italian prunes, 40s 0 GOa 6c Pctlto Prunes 4c. Wood, Fence Posts, Etc. Dig Fir $3.G0 to 3.7G. Second Growth 12.60 to $2.76. Ash $3.00 to J3.7G. Uody Oak Si.Pf). Polo Oak ?3.G0. Cedar Posts 11 to 12c. Hides, Pelts and Furx Qroon HldoH, No. 1 lJ7c. . Oreon Hides, No. 3 25. Calf Skins 4 to Gc. Shcop 7Gc. Goat Skins 26c to $1.00. Gray Fox 26 to GOc. Coon 10 to 40c. Mink 25c to $1.25. Otter $1.00 to $5.00. Skunk 10 to 25c. Muskrnt 1 to 5c Wildcat 10 to 2Gc. Grain and Flour. Wheat C5c. Oats 32c. Uarlcy brewing, 46c bu. feed, $1C ton. Flour Wholesale, $3.25. Live Stock Market. Steers 3W to 3V&c. Cowb 3 to 3V4c Sheep $3.G0 gross to $4.00". Dressed Vcnl 0c. Hogs, alive G'c. Hogs, dressed C'.ic Wool and Mohair. Coarse Wool 14 0. Fine 16 c. Mohair 25c. Hay, Feed, Etc. Haled Cheat 809. Clover 80. Bran $20. Shorts 21. Creamery and Dairy Products. Goud Dnlry Buttor Mo. Creamery Buttor 30c. Cronm, pan skimmed, at creamery 22ftc, nt farm 20c. Cronm separator skimmed, at pi earnery 27V&C, nt farm 35c. Portland Markst. Wheat Walla Walla, 70c. Wheat Valley. 7r.c. Flour I'm tlnnd. boot guide? 3.10 $3.06; giahaui, $3.20&$3.G0. OnU Choice White, $l.lG(JJ$1.17yj Barley Food, $23.50 per ton; rolled, $24.50. MlllstuiY Bran, $180$1D. Hay Timothy, $10 to $12 per ton. Onions 75c to $1 per cental. Potatoes GOtPGOo per contitl. Buttor Best dairy, 20dp22; fancy creamery 27 30; storo, lGtfpiSc. HggsOregoii ranch 25i33Gc par dozen. Poultry Chickens, mixed, 9c pound; hens, 010e; turkeys, 13c. Mutton (Jioss, $3.2H. Hogs Gross, 6lQ)6Vio. Boof Gross. $3.0$3.75. Voal 7V4C8MC Hops 22(ff2CMc. Wool Valley. 12(fi6c; Kastorn Orogon, 8llc; Mohnlr 2G28o. HldoB dry, 16 pounds nnt' upwards, 1G to 15VjC lior live Wore ready to inaduaie. Iicoitabut little toucure t. usable education oomraml to tho bfuefltioi.iij-. r... - Beua lor vataiojur """ w' I, W. I. STALEY, Prlnnloal, Snlem. Oroaon. Fletcher's Castorla. Open Letter .r TO ONE AND'-ALL Wishing you a Happy and Prosperous New Year. And we sincerely thank our patrons for their LIBERAL PATRONAGE in the past; Hopintr we have given entire satisfaction, which is out aim again for h coming year, and to make many more new friends.. Wishing you agajn the best of wishes. Yours Truly, KL Bfcdcmcfcf . !:l Phone 24,11 k FIne.Goffees a Specialty, The Sure Way to provont Pneumonia and Consutnp tlon is to euro your cold whon it first nppoars. Acker's English Remedy Will stop tho cough In a night, and drive tno cold out of your systom. Al ways a quick and suro euro for Asth ma, Bronchitis, nnd all throat nnd Jung troublos. If It docs not satisfy you tno druggist will rotund your money, wrlto to us ror free sample. W. H. I100KHR & CO., BufTnlo, N. Y. D. J. FRY. DrugglsL , Miners Get an Advance. Huntington, W. Va.. Doc. 30. Tlio operators of the Flat Top cpal field 111 give th olr miners an advance of to 20 per cent beginning January Bt. Twelve hundred men nre af footed. i Sick Headache absolutely and per manently ourod by using Mokl Tea. A pleasant herb drink. Cures Consti pation nnd Indigostlon, makes you gat, sleep, work and happy. Satisfac tion guaranteed or money back. 25 Ct8. and GO cts. Wrlto to W. II. HOOKER & CO.. Buffalo. N. Y.. for a rroe sample, u, J. fry, Druggist. O H MAOJK BuccesRor to Dr. J. M. Koone. in White Corner, Balero, Oregou. Parllen desiring suporior operations at mod orate foe tn nny branch aro in eopocls. request HUIE WING SANGCO.Aor,io?.? dsy roods. China ware, Japanese fancy and dry (oods All kinds of silk and wool loola. Make up fine line of ladles' wblte undtrwear of all kinds, wats s. wrappers, skirts, gent's and ad lea' furnljhlnr. foods, mattlnf, handkerchiefs for sate at cost. Moved from Mate Street to 100 Conrt Street. I1LUE FR0NT Corvallis & Eastern R R. No. 2 For Yaqulnn: Leaves Alhiny 12:46 Lcnvos Co-vallis 2:00 Arrives Ya.ul a 6:2G No. I Returning: Leavoa Yaquir.a 6:45 n. tn. Lcav Coryalllfl 11:30 n. m. Arrives Albany 12:16 p. m. No. 3 For Jetrelt: Loaves Albnny 7: 00 n. m Arrives Del riot iz:ut p. No. 4 From Detroit : Loaves Detroit 12:45 Arrives Albany 5:35 tu, in. in. m. P. P. m. ui. Train No. 1 arrives In Albany in time to connect with tho 3. P. south "bound trnlr, on wo'l or giving two or throo hours In Albany boforo departure of 8. P. northbound train. Train No. ? con' cts w.'th tho S. P. trains at Corvallis n . Albany giving direct servico to Newport and ndja cont beaches. Train No. 3 for Detroit, Brcitonbush nnd othor mountain resorts Icavca Al bany nt 7:00 a m., rcnchlng Detroit nt noon, giving nmplo time to roach tho Springs snnio day. For further Information npply to EDWIN STONE, Manager. J. TURNED, Agon', Albany. H. H. ORONISE, Agont. Corvallis I Electric Lighting B-ta-tHBKHnBfl-tH4-:B-fXB-4 H ti id 1 SSS5?ig!;!.llM cOJ?Hip Shotiine iBuiUWIOM PACIFIC DBPAUT FOR Chicago rortland Bpcelal .-00a. m Tift Hunt ington "Atlantio' KxproM 8 60 p. m. TlitHunt lntiton "8f VauJ" Kmi Malt 8.15 p. m. via Spokane TIMD GCIIEDULE9 From t'ortinnd, Or, AtlMVK FROM Bait Lake, DonTcr. Ft j mm. winiuiK, juuiaH City, Bt. Louta, Cblcago and Eaul. Salt Lake, Dcnrer Ft Worth. Omaha. Kanian Cltr, 81. LouU, Chicago U BJWl. Walla Walla. Lwliton Bpokano. Wallace, I'nll nuui, Minneapolis til I'atll. Dulntli.MlliratikM Chlcjuro, and Kat, t Jo p m 8:10a m' :tf a m 70 HOURS PORTLAND TO CHICAGO Ho Chante of Cars 70 OCEAN AND RIVER 8CIIEDU1B From Portland' Rp m 11 ally except Hunuay 8 p. m. Haturday Op. m , All tailing dauta subject to ciianifo Korean Ft aiicltco Hall every & days COI.UMIl'AKiVKR ToAatorla un1 Way Landings p. ui 1p n it Hurj . WILLAMETTD RIVER Stoamor Ruth loaves Salem (or Port-landnn(lwaynnding8onTnenlny,Thnra-dnya nnd Snturdayf , about 10 a. m. Fo Oorvullis nil way lntullnga, Montlnye, Wcdncednyu and Fridays nt nhout 0 p. in. A. I,. ORAIO, M. P. BALDWIN. Qpn. Pao. Agt. Agt. O. R. & N. doc I'ortmnii, ur )ro. Salem, Or SAFEST CIEANEST MOST CONVENIENT No Matches. No Odor. No Smoked Ceilings. A Good Strong, Clean, Clear Light of. 16 Candle Power" costs ONE CENT PER HOUR. Power at Low Rates per Horsepower. SALEMLIGHT.PQWER and TRACTION COMPANY H4nlHBa- HHBBaaH Change of Partnership. Ndtlce Is horeby given to whom It may concern, that tho undersigned has sold out all his Intorost In the 1 rt Gni.nn.m Pit DaI.1 .Irt.i. I.llntliniju ' null ik otiiiiu tx. ikoiu, iiuiiifi uiiamvmn o,t Nos. 322 anil 324 Commercial street, In Snlem, Or., to H. C. Fletch er, who contlnuos tho buslnoss witli O. O. Savage,stinder tho firm name of. Savnge &, Fletchor. Tho now firm us stimod ehorgo of tlio business Decem ber 16, 1902, nnd the final trnnsfor was complotod this day. All bllla due tho old firm must he paid at onco. In rotlrlng from buslnoss in Salem the undersigned dosiros to thank the many friends of tlio old firm for their I liberal patronngo, and heartily recom mend to them the now firm of Savage & Flotcher. GEO. S. REID, Rotlrmg Partnor. Dared Salem, Or., Doc. 37, 1902. 12-29-lm Happy New Year Hope you are going to start the . year nnd your trip East via Uirjj lingtou Route. If so you wl right. f&& Perhaps you may not know vJrtjyy the Burlington Routo offers bpII-aJ.o. train servico East via Billings, Dorivcr and St. Paul. Moreover, it Is tho only railroad off orlng through-train sorvlco from the Northwost to tho Southonst, from Port land to St. Louis, vin Tacoma, Seattle, Spol.anc. Butte and Billings. A. C. SHELDON, General Agent. IOO THIRD STREET, PORTLAND. i lliHOKiFiffin All portions in the Stnto of Orogon sliould subscrlho for Tho Journal. WOMANS DUTIES. A woman whe icenns her house In nr. tZ ""aJ!"l tii!.1l!.rol.R fnn!!,y' ha"'D8 car service. jmdv hb itiiivii luajuuotutjiijr ua lltu UllMI Through personally conducted tour 1st sleeping cars between Portland and Chicago onco a week, and between Og don and Chicago throo times a week, via tho Scenic lino. Through Standard Bleeping car dolly between Ogden and Chicago, via the Scenic line. Through Standard sleeping cars dally between Colorado Springs and St. Louis. Through Standnrd and tourist Beep ing cars dally between San FranclBCO and Chicago, via Los Angeles und E) Paso. Through Standard sleeping cars and chair cars dally between SL Paul nnd Chicago. Bo suro that your ticket reads tU the Great Rock Island Route. Tho beat and most reasonable dio 8URE CURE FOR PILES Itching Piles produce tnolsturo and cause Itching, this form, as well as Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles aro cured by Dr, Bo-san-ko's Pile Rem edy, stops Itching and bleeding. Ab sorbs tumors. GOo a Jar at druggists, or sent by mall. Treatise free. Write me about your case. Dr. Bosanko, Philadelphia, Pa. For sale at Dr. Stone's drug stores. ONE MINUTB COUQII CnilH Is the only harmless cough cure that clrea quick relief. Cures CougbB. Colds, Croup, Pneumonia, Ironchltll. Whoonlnc Pouch. Aathirm. I.n'Jrlnno nml nil Thnuit f"lit iiud hunir troiihlea I ot auakvtl by lulu, y QcrtruUe K Keuner ilu Ho, tnd nnd irnaieu n ficie com ana cougn. foeftgslij&ryj. C( nfliM rapidly, lust 48 lla. My dniBpIst resommendeU One Sllnule Coujli Cura. The fjrst bottle brought relief; verul cured ft. Mpit4 I mat im 1 eiylitren, !'. 0. liana. r llAmni' for I 1 nui bAi-k tn mv nlil n-nlohi. 1J !). M1BIU4 Cough Cue etita the nblecin! eves tB evuga nt one draws out In. cw croup. An Meal reraedr 00 State Street who providos tho moans to carry on , ,nK car serv,ce tho housekeeping. She is deserving T. J. CLARK, of tho more credit since the demands on hor strength is greater. Tho ever-j lasting sameness about her dtitlos, and tne coniinomout necessary to carry them out Is very trying to tho nervous systom, this produces a strain on tho mind that mak t. her Irritable, cross, and dissatisfied, which is Just as much a disoaso as rheumatism or ca tarrh. If nerves can be built up and made strong by medicine of somo kind this ' feeling is changed to one of cheerfulness ana pleasuro In her du ties. The medicine that makes strong steady nerves, and prevents disease by building up the entire systom, Is Dr. Gunn's Blood and NorYe Tonic, a tablet to take at meal time. Cures norvous prostration by making rich red blood, feeding tho nerves, and making solid flesh at tho rate of 1 to 3lb8 per week. This medicine Is sold by druggists for 75o per box, or 3 box es for 12.00, or sent by mall, post-paid, on receipt of price. Wrlto us about your case. Address Dr. Gunn, Phila delphia, Pa. For sale at Dr. Stone's Drug Storos. 3 For Information Trav. Pass. Agent. L. B. GORHAM, Gen. Agt, 260 Alder St., Portland, Or O. G T, Co's PASSENGER STEAMER POMONA ! Leayes for Portland Monday, I ednesday and Friday, 10 a.m. For Corvallis Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday at 6 p. m Quick Time, Cheap Rates Deck: Foot of Trado Street M, P. BALDWIN, Agt The White House Rostaurant is growing In popularity eaoh day, and you will be In tho swim if you take your meals there. Every, thing up,to,date. Steusloff Bros, Dealers In Live Stock, Wholesale and retail butchers and packers. All kinds of fresh aud salt meats. Fine sausages, hams, bacon and lard. 318 Commercial street SALEM WATER COMPANY OfFICE CITY HALL For water service apply at oflce. Bllla payable monthly In advance. Make all complaints at tke office. "t i 4 1 M it mi it miiHiiMlwr -vim, . KTSS 1 5 ,