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.THE DAILY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, 6REQON.-MONDAYi-JANUARY-1r1903. " PA'QE8EVEN. I NEW ROOK ON STRAWBERRY CULTURE I BY I E. HOFER. 'he Strawberry Industry In The Pacific Northwest. Fllll Instrilrtinnfl ntinilt"rnrOnaratlOU ( of soil, growing of plantHipTnntlng tho, rop, cultivation, ioruuzauon, piciuus nd packing tho crop, shipping nnd,1 arkets treated fully In separate 1 aptcrs. 1 THE STANDARD &hii 1 1 mil mum iniwi iiiiiinmii mm hi i i i m- Sun Typewriters They arc constructed on tho plan of tho $100 machines. Strong typo bars; direct stroke; alight, rapid touch; carriage, platen and paper r rolcanos; perfect alignment; marginal stop, etc. Seo tho one at tho offlco of tho Capital Journal. I AN UP-TO-DATE MACHINE. PRICEONLY $40. W. F. KETCIIUM, Salem, Oregon. Agent Marlon and Polk Counties- f4l 1 1 M"M IIIIIMIIIIHIIIWIIIIIIIHIIHII Ifr-H-M-M-frfr Wood Good seasoned fir wood sawed and delivered to any part of the city, at $4 per cord- D. S. BBNTLBY 81-183 Commercial St. Our Reduction Prices Reduced on every iawl Fascinators were 50c now undry Bags were 50c now undry Bags were 35c now c wool was 16c ball now ool Silk was 10c spool now iadics' Wool Hose was 35c pair indies' Wool Hose was 23c pair now i 5c Musses Wool Hose was 40c pair now 25c W 2o per cent reduction on all white goods, "Muslin Night gowns, Chemise, Drawers, Skirts and Infants Wear. One Third reduction on millinery Greeflbaum's Dry Goods Store ext Door to tho Postofflce . IHARRITT & i Sell more Groceries and better jresh Walnuts, Currants and Raisins M5 EVERYTHING IN 8EA80N FOR ! SEASON. lMHl1IMlMlHKHHt iffilanhiin TinhtiTifl rjiiiiiiii in i iiv uiii iiv SAFEST CIEANEST MOST CONVENIENT No Matches. No Odor. No Smoked Ceilings. A Good 8tronoi Clean, Clear Light of.. m m Candle Power costs WNE CENT PER HOUR. f Power at Low Rates fper Horsepower. SALEM LIGHT.POWER $ and ACTION COMPANY. B-HM1HSHBE4-I4HM lite Bronze Monuments Never chip, crack, tar nish, moss or corrode. The only Kind that nev er needs cleanlnsr- F6r the truth of the above see them In all the Sa lem cemeteries: some is : or tnetfl nave ceentnere . -- - --.-..-----. - -- srU for 17 years. If you zxu i want the very res ai liv-J half the price of stone i mat win last ten Times &&? ss Ion?, call on or ad- t WATT 0-i92 Cossureiust n il i Tllltafrnt All wIHi nbntArrrnnlia inltbn on wrltcr.s flold8( ncar Salem$ rrIc0 ., ... , . .. ma,1 or,at Tho JourIml offlco 25 cms per -copy, xno omy.woric on this Industry. Phono 691 Main. Sale Now On , article except spool cotton ' 39c 39c i 9c XOc . . 8c now . 23c 302 Commercial 8L LAWRENCE Groceries than ANYBODY HOU8EKEEPER8 IN THE COM OLD P. O. GROCERY. Harper's Whiskey Is the best Get somo Into your vest. Gus. Schrelber keeps It, And you know the rest. FARMER'S HOME 153 8tato Street. Cash Saving Offer! Two First-Class Weekly Papers for the Price of One, Weekly Journal and Weekly Ore gonlan, $2,00. Weekly Journal and Orange Judd Farmer, $1.35, Weekly Journal and Trl-WeekW N. Y. World. $1.75. Weokly Journal and Woodburn Inde pendent, $1.60. Weekly Journal and Gold Beach, Curry County, Recorder, $1.50. Weekly Journal and Amorioan Boy, $1.50. . Weekly. Journal and Courier, Spray; Orogon, $1.50 Weekly Journal and Bxpross-Ad-vanco, Lebanon, $1.00. Weekly Journal and Globe, Condon, Ore, $1.50. Weekly Journal and Oregon Mist. St Helens, $1,60. Weekly Journal aud Town Talk, Ashland, $2.00. Weekly Journal and Herald. Lake- view, $1.60. Weekly Journal and Men of To- Morrow, $1.50. Parties desiring oan get the Dally Journal three months Instead- of the Weekly one year in the above combi nations. ilOFISR BROTJLEItS Salem. Oregon. The White House Restaurant Is growing In popularity each day, and you will be In the swim If you takeVonr meals there. Every $4oo thing up-to-date. BIGGEST GUN ON EARTH Was .Triedat ProvfagiGrounds Saturday Shell Covered a Distance of 7 Allies Before Lost New YorkJnn. 19. Tho first shot from tho biggest gun on earth was fired last Saturday afternoon at Ban dy Hook proving ground. "Tho gun wag moved out whoro, If It exploded, tho pieces would full on tho sand only. An Immenso crowd of specta tors wcro taken to tho scene of the ex periment on a special train. When tho gun was fired nil went Into bomb proofs. The gun Is tho famous 16-Inch gun and Is probably tho last of Its slzo that will over bo made. A small wnrmlng-up 'charge was fired with a blank cartridge then tho 2500 pound proJecUlo and 650 ioundH of smokolcss powder, equivalent to 1120 pounds of black powder, was dis charged. The shell struck four miles off shore, rlchotted In quarter mile Jumps for nearly three miles fnrthor, and then was lost sight of. NOTED INDIAN JJEADER Valuable to Whites in the Matter of Treaties Tacoma, Jan. 19. General Marcel ins Spott, more properly known by tho Indian name of Mureollus Squo-dup-I-kan, an aged, and noted leader of tho I'uyallup tribe, died In tho city Jail last week as the result of alcoholism and old ago. Ho was found In n .help loss condition early In the evening by Officer Nelson near East B and Twenty-fourth Btroots, and was convoyed to ffho contrnl station In the patrol wag on. Ilia condition was so alarming that physicians wero summoned, who ndmlnlBtered stlmulantB and did, everything posalblo to rollovo tho aged chieftain, but ha was beyond medical aid and survived only n few hours. Coronor R. M. Brown was notlflod and gnvo directions to have tho body removed to tho undortnkdr's, whpro It now lies awaiting tho directions of rolatlvos, who have boon notified. Tho deceased loft a brothor-In-law living on tho Puyallup reservation and a stop son In Yakima, After Inquiring Into tho facts Coro nor Brown doomed no formal Inquest necossary. Friendly to the Whites. Goneral Spott was a man upwards o.f 80 years of ago and had hold a prominent placo In tho councils of tho trlbo, but ho was frlondly to the whitos, and had frequently boon of valuablo sorvico to them, especially in tho oarly treaties negotiated by Govornor Isaac I. Stovensr His lovo for flrewator was perhaps his besotting sin and led to his final taking off. About a year and a half ago his family was In Tacoma and left for homo In tho ovoning In a two-seated wagon, nil muoh tho worso for li quor. In going over a bad place In tho muddy road Mrs. Spott was thrown from tho wagon Into a pool of Wator whoro sho was drowned. The othors wore too much befuddled to miss hor and drove home without her. Next day her body was found. The general and his son indulged in moro liquor, and on tho following night the son was struck by a street car and killed while driving home His Recent Troubles. Not long afterward General Sjxjtt took an Indian woman named Kate Arquette to live with htm. She had another husband living, who shf claimed had abused her. Spott and the woman went to live temporarily in a shack near tlw county road, and had been there hut a few days in Junr last when an Indian known as Tommy Santiago Howard called at tho plao one night and demanded admission eying he wanted something to eat and he wanted-to Me Kate. Spott told him she wag sick, bnt he could see her If ha wanted. to. As Spgtt afterward told the story in court, Howard at one began an as sault upon the woman, but Spott drove him out of the shed. Howard came back with a knife and Spott ran away Presently Howard came out dragging the wretched woman. Next morning she was found dead with evidences of baring ueea eltoked to death. Howard was eosrleted of wan slaughter and sentenced to 30 years' imprisonment. He is now (a Jail pending an appeal to the supreme court. ', ... J75 SCROFULA Bad air, poor food, insuf ficient clothing, dark, damp or crowded apartments are frequent causes of scrofula. Perhaps this explains why the ailment is so common in. the poorer sections of large cities. Scrofula, however; does not recognize city limits. It pre vails under all conditions of lo cation, soil and climate. More over, it is but a step to cqnsurnption, and herein lies the great danger. It is just as well to avoid the step. It is rather strange that Scott's Emulsion should con tain just the very things that nature requires in curing scrofula. The pure Nor wegian cod liver oil.'helps to build up the whole body and enables one to acquire new, healthy, solid flesh. The hy pophosites of lime and soda act as a tonic on the blood and tissues, replacing the waste and giving strength and new structure where it is most needed. Because of its mild action, pleasing taste and nutritive properties, Scott's Emulsion is vastly superior to plain cod liver oil. There is nothing that will do more good in the case of scrofula than Scott's Emulsion. We 11 tend you a sample (rt upon request. SCOTT & BOWNE, 409 Pearl St., New York. From tho tlmo of Howard's arrost In Junn until the trial In September Spott was also detnlned In Jail as a witness, and during thnt time he got woll sobered up; but when tho trial was ended ho foil back Into his old hnblt of 'dissipation, and has boon rap Idly going to tho bad over since. According to Spott's own statemont ho was born In Stoilacoom and wnB about 20 yoors old when Uio first whlto settlers enmo to Puget Sound. Deafness Cannot Be Cured Ily local applications, as tlioy can not roach tho diseased portion of tho ear There is only one way to euro deafnoss nnd thnt la by constitution al remoillos. Deafness Is caused by an Inflamed condition of the mucous lining or the Eustachian Tube.- When this tube gots inflamed you hnve a rumbling sound or Imporfect hoarlng, nnd when It Is entirely closod donf uess Is tho result, and. unlosfl tho in flammation can bo taken out and this tube restored to Its normal condition, hearing 'will bo dostroyod forevor; nine casoB out of ton are caused by catarrh; which Is nothing but nn In flamed condition of the mucous sur faces. We will give Ono Hundred Dollars for any case of deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be ourod by Hall's Catarrh Curo. Send for'olrcu- lars free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by druggists, 76c. Hall's. Family Pills are the best. o Attend the taxpayors' annual school meeting at city hall, Tuesday, Jan uary 20th, at 8 p. m. 3t ONK IIUNOHKn DOM.AUH A IIOX Is tlie vale II. A. TUdnlc Hummirton, H (', .lncen oo DeWltt'a Witch Ure Hnlvo. He turn'. "I had the nil for 20 yearH. I tiil many (factors and meillelne. but all tailed exerpt DeWUt Witch llazal HbIvp It cured me' It la a romlilnatlon of Hie healing propertle of Witch Hoiel ultl. nntlseptlfti and emollients , relieve nti'l perroaiiently cures, blind blevdlne, H h!n,- and protnullnir piles gore rutu, iruuo8 enema, nalt rheum ami nil skin 1Ik. ,t ! V O Haas fl Stnto Htreet flAKrtK hraJ JPHYSlfciANS PRESCRIBE I H IT FOR THEIR MOST DELI I I CATE PATIENTS. I I OLD AND PURE- I 9 For Sale by I I A. SCHREIBER, Salem. I I 153 State 8t. 1 I FARMER'S HOME, 1 'llllllilllstjMWIWi"llllslillllMlsjllHMillsr CLASSIFIED ADS Advertisements, five lines or less. In this column lnscrtedthreetlmesfor 25c 50ea Week $1.50 a month, ah over five lines at the sane rate. WANTED. Wanted. Manager for now brnnoh of our business hero In Salem. Ad dros at once, with reforonCos, Alfred Morris, vholosaler, Cincinnati, O. l-17-2t Wanted. A young girl to nsslst In light housekooplng. Apply at 335 Capital street. l-17-3t 2000 head of Stock Cattle Wanted ' .... . .. jowb anu noucr caivos, yearungs aim 2-year-old hoifors; flv- bulls to tho? hundred head, to raise on shares by rollablo aud porfoctly ro sponsible lifelong cnttlo mon. Fluo grass rango In wostorn part of Lane county; half Increase for six years. Address A. J. Thompson,' Gardlnor, Oregon. -12-16-lm LOST AND FOUND. Lost. A nurso containing somo mon oy3ind cards of Mrs. O. F. Patton and Ida N. Funk. Lost botween Meihodlst church and city hall. Finder leave at this office. l-17-3t Lost. L,nUicB' gold watch, with ini tials "M. S,," on case. Finder please return to No. 436 State street MG-3t FOR RENT. For Rent. Housekeeping rooms and other roomB, furnished. Call at 390 Court street. 1-17-Gt For Rent. Furnished rooms nt 321 MIll-Btroot, resldonco of A. dinger. Phono Black 2481. M7-3t For Rent. To a lady, furniBhod room, with or without board ; or rooms, for light housekeeping. G18 North Commercial street. 1-1B-St For Rent. Wlllamotto University full scholarship. Enqulro Capital Na tional bank. M0-3t For Rent. An olghty-ncro farm, with about 50 acros cleared, bnlanco tim ber. Good hop.'grnln or potato laud, ur will sell at n bargain. Call on Mrs. It. Crayton, ono block wost of North Salem school. 1-13-tf FOR SALE. Teams for Sale TwousavlMfoluntn outfit and about CO corda of wood In tho timber. Clioap for cash If taken soon. Inquire of M. II. Utor or J. A. Colgan, South Salem. 1-ll-lw Cows for Sale. A few good full bloodod Jerseys. Inquire nt David son's, Mornlngslde. 1-13-tf Wood. Flno body fir and ash. Geo. F. ItodgorB, 130 Court stroot. 12-10-lm Snap Bargains 207 ncroa In Waldo Hills; 407 southeast or Gorvals; 300 adjoining city of Woodburn, for salo cheap. Inqulro of C. W. Corby, lawyer, 2G9 Commercial stroot, Sa lem, Orogon. 12-13-ltn MISCELLANEOUS. A. O. U. W. Notice. All mombers of the A. O. U. W. and Dogroo of Hon or nro hereby 'notlflod that to ho at the rogular moating, In tho Holmnn hall next Saturday evening, Janu ary 17th, whon wo expect to havo an official visit from our Grand Mas ter Workman. Let us glvo him a fratornnl wolcotno. Ladles of tho Degree nro roquefltod to bring a cake. By order of tho commltteo of tho four lodgos. l-16-3t Ten per cent Discount during January Call nnd hoo now stock beforo buy ing. The Vnrioty Storo, 94 Court street, Annora M. Welch, Proprietor. Ouy the O. K. Grubber and Stump Puller. Manufactured near Brooks, Or. Tliroo stato prcmlumu; host In tho stato; onn horse has powor of 09. Sond ordorH early and grub an acre a day. Jas. Finney, R. F. D. No. 8, Salem. Or. 11-0-tf You will always find tho-choicest rneata and groceries at tho lowest prices at Edward's & Luscher's, 400 and 410 Stato stroet 'Phono ordors given special attontton. HOP BUYERS' DIRECTORY. D. O, 8CHUCKING Hop buyer. Phone Main 1311. Offices In Bayno block, Stato street, Salem. SQUIRE FARRAR. Hop merchant and purchasing agent No. 21CV& Commercial street, upstairs, Salem, Oregon. 'Phono 10E1. T. A. LIVE8LEY & CO. Dealers In hops and hop supplies. 'Phono 1211, office room 18 Oberhelm bldg., Sa lem, Oregon. PRODUCE BUYERS. JAMES M. KYLE & CO. Highest rav.h price for potatoes, onions and drrd prunes. 175 Commercial strrot, Salem, Oregon. LODQE8. Protection Lodae No. '. Analeut Or der United Workmen, meets every Saturday evening In the Holman Hall, corner of Stato and Liberty BtreeU. Visiting brethren welcome. K. L. West, M. W.; J. A. Sellwood, Recorder Fc-RgST'gtiS Of AFRICA -Court Sherwood Foresters No. 19. Meets Friday night In Turner block. Harry Watson.C.R.; A.L.Brown, Sec. Central Lodge No. 18 K. of P. Castle Hall In Holman Bloek. corner State and Liberty streets. Tuesday of each weok at 7:30 p. m.. A, E. Strang C C . It. J. Fleming K of R. and 8, OQTEOPATHYj Dr. M. T. Schoettie-radudto, Amorl- ., can ucnooi or ustooratny, Kirita- vlllc, Mo. Offlco In Tioga block, ovor tho Spa, Offlco hours' '8:30"kto 11:30 and 1 to 4. Offlco phono"; No. 2423 Rod roBldenco phono 2603 RgL Dr. H. H. Scovell, 8uggo8tlve .Thora- peutlcs and Osteopathy. Norvous, functlbnal and mental diseases, neu ralgia, hcadachos, norvous prostra tion, dyspepsia, constipation, diar rhoea, rheumatism, asthma, etc. D'Arcy block, Stato strodL Phono Main 28CG. TON80RIAL AND BATHS. Ryan's Shaving Parlors. Severn Erst olaoa harbors engaged. Finest hc,ui rooms in city. Wo use antiBepUe Bterlllzor. J. Ryan, Prop. Evans' Darber. Ono'p. Only?flrBt-clas shop on Stato ttrooL Eyory thins now and up-to-date. Finest porcelain baths. Shave, 3,5c; hair-cut, lUoj hatha, 26o. Two I first-class boot black. C. W. Evanfl, proprietor. illl'BUBaBSJSJJLI.ll.gi-iL' Jl-iaMiBl M VETERINARY. Dr. E. E. Jackson, Vctorlnary Surgeon and, DontlBt Offlco, Rod Front Livery. Phono Main 851. RosN onco Phono 201G Rod. 12-5-tf Fresh egos and butter from our stores at Aumsvlllo and Mehama, at 8peer Bros. 'Phono 24D1. 11-11-tf 1 '''"' iii i iumiii.jixujj C. H. MACK Succossor to Dr. J. M. Koono, In Whlto Corner, Salem, Orogon. Parties desiring Buporlor operations at mod erato foe In any branch aro In especial request THE ELITE CAFE 208 Commercial Street. OYSTERS Served In the best of stylo and wlpi tho moat sultablo accompanlmontn. E EGKERLBN, Proprtcto HUIE WING SANG CO. China ware, Japanese fancy end diy foods All kinds or silk and wool foods. Make up flee line or ladles' white underwear of all kinds, wals's. wrappers, skirts, cent's and ladles' rumlshlni coods, matllnr. handkerchiefs for sale at cost. 100 Court St. DLUB PRONT R1lHXXlKMH-HMK I m Residence s I FOR SALEJ 4. U 4 A rare bargain in resi- S dence property close in, 9 being a good house, two lots and barn, g sightly place and dt- sirable location, apply m at once, to 5 M 4 M I 4 M E A. F. Hofe, Jt.t S ; Journal Office. S BBlM. HlIMMI4-IH)i JLl. Jj. fliijlW I Renting Agent Good Ilartrains-FalrTrcalment. List Your Property with me. 230 Commercial St. Two Jersey Bulls Best full-blooded Jcraoys bulls for Borvlco. Terroa cash. A. Rich, on D stroet; ICnglowood. Cast of railroad, 12-20.1m T SALEM WATER COMPANY OFFICE CITY HALL For wator service apply at office. Bills payable monthly In advance. Mako all complaints at the office. S0ULE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS PORTLAHD OR. Wo?i iWll """""- Will's Music Store, CAPITAL CITY Express arid Transfer Moots all mall and passenger trains. Baggago to all parta of the olty. Prompt service. Tolophono No. 241. HBCKMAN & IIHPJtIOK. I LHieHr&Trn's knaLibm EHHYROYflPiy-S unbiiiciiKit'i'itu'H i&vauSu U 1KI l (..14 mi11i Uw tMitt lu Wm iIUm. Tl. ma llMlUAw lua ilmJU I . tWuk Al t .-kUkr.ttM. Dr. Mi- .. VtUk-UrVfmlfijl. nhuh an rani. w 'Tr-V' r.i irau. ItoUHlAttMl BtiMnmtmttammianiaMitiUJi icu Jir