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1 GR AIN BUYERS AND SHIPPERS OF QR AIN J
Warehouses at Salem Brooks Switzerland, Pratum. Macleay.
'Shaw, Derry. Turner, Shedd. Ilalsey- Loans made on Farms. :
2 HOP GROWERS SUPPLIES
J J. G. Graliaill, Agent, 207 Commercial St.,Salem, Ore. 2
NBW CLASSES
In Comraorclal Law, Arlthmotlc, Grammar, otc, aro now bolng com
monccd at tho ,
CAPITAL BU3IM533 COLLEGE'
On this account, it Ib an unusual ly good tirao to begin a regular
courBO. Students, howevor, aro ad in ltted at any timo. Send or call for
catalogue.
HARRITT & LAWRENCE
Sell more Groceries and betterilGroceries than ANYBODY
Fresh Walnuts, Currpts and Raisins
AND EVERYTHING IN 8EA80N FOR HOUSEKEEPERS IN THE COM.
ING SEASON. OLD P. O. GROCERY.
Wood
Good seasoned fir wood
to any part of the city, at
P. S. BBNTLBY
181-183 Commercial St.
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CAPITAL CITY
Express and Transfer
Meets all mail and passenger trains
tuuago to all parts of the city
Prompt service. Telephone No. S4L
IIBCKMAN & HEDRICK.
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ASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
In
Use
Over
Thirty Years
THE OtNTAUR OMFrt NCW TORK CtTY.
We buv nnlv the verv bet
and cieanetseed to be had
complete slock of r;iss
Rye grass, Orchard grass,
and get new seeds, at ih.il f
Court Street. SALEM. OREGON.
sawed and delivered
4 per cord-
Phorle 691 Main.
You Get a'Full Quart
an honest quart bottle of as fine
a liquor a ever passed your lips
whan you buy the whiskey wo sell. It
may pay for a while to dilute, to de
duct, to adulterate; but in the loaf
run "boneetyM In the liquor business,
as well as others, "Is the beet poli
cy." We wish you'd try a sample oase
or a battle of some of our brands.
J. P. ROGERS, gga-
Wholesale and Retail
Liquor Dexter. . . .
SAEEM WATER COMPANY
OfFICE UITY HALL
ror water serrtee apply at offle
Bills' payable 'monthly In advance.
Make all complaint at tke otle.
Bears the I t
Signature m
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pLttOO
fRUIT
GROWERS
UNION
Held
Annual Aleeting
. Saturday
on
Offices Elected and Fine
Prospect for Organization
Tho Salem Fruit Growors Union ou
ters upon Its rocond year with In
creased membership and a good finan
cial showing. A ton por oent assess
ment on tho capital stock last yoar
met nearly all oxponsos, nnd tho fruit
growors dorlvod substantial bonofits
from co-operation.
Tho rotall market was kopt from
being glutted, and tho prico at tho
cannory was Increased abovo any pre
vious yoar, and tho only complaint
mado by tho shippers and tho cannory
was that there was not Btrawborrlos
and" other smnll fruits onough to
meet tho domand. Strawborrlou not
ted tho growors $100 to $300 por acre.
The use of artlflclnl fertilizers has
bean begun, and largor profits will bo
mado this yoar than over boforo. Near
ly overy membor of tho union hns boen
able to sell all tho plants that ho
could be raised, some dorivlngt largor
profits from plants than from fruit.
The retiring board of olllcors, who
handled the union the first yoar, made
a splendid showing:, and If their suc
cessors do as well, with the splendid
start they have, there will bo no cause
for complaint.
Tils attendance at the annual meet
ing Saturday was Inrg) and Inspiring
to all present. The members ox
pressed n determination to stand sol
idly by the organisation', nnd an effort
will be made by the next meotlng to
tulil to the membership all growers of
small frutU who aro not already in
the union. An effort will be mndo to
organize tho growers of larger fruits,
such as poarhet apples and pears and
got for them the boiuflt of co-ojem-
tlon, nnd an Improved product that
will double tho prlco of the product
The Proceedings.
J. R. Shopatd was called to the
chair, In tho absence of Prosldent
Reynolds. Secrotary Thlolson road
secretary's report Showed membership
assessment of $37 reoolved. Total of
$201.11 for cra'es nnd boxes was re
ceived. Expense, totnl $263,3G. A bal
nnco of about $10 was duo secrotary.
An Item of $C wns duo for oxpross on
nine boxes of penches shipped to Min
neapolis by Dent Joneo for the union.
The roport wa rocelved and npproved
and a vote of thanks was tondorod the
secretary. Mr. Thlolsen stated, In re
turning thanks, that he had given the
union nil tho time at his disposal.
A ton per cont asseesmont' was lev
lod by voto of tho union.
J. It. Shopard, A. Vorclor, A. Au
france, S. H. Hatch. 13. Hofer, D. W.
Matthews, II. B. Thlelson nnd L. D.
Reynolds woro nominated for direc
tors flvo to bo olectod. Ballot showed
tho following olected: Thlolsen, Au
franco, Reynolds, Matthows, Hofer.
B. Hofor suggostod that all mombers
of tho union propare to contribute a
small numbor of crates of gilt-edge
product,, to bo usod to oxtond the mar
ket for the Salem Fruit Union. D. W.
Matthews said he favored that plan,
nnd believed that co-oporatlon on that
line wns feasible Mr. Thlelson said
by means of the union thoy had so
cured a cont a pound moro than would
have boon possible without W. C.
Price heartily endorsed tho union. It
was increasing In membership right
along. Ho favorod contributing ten
crates of oxtra cholcja hordes to ex
tend this markot
A. Verclor favored using one or two
cars of bonis to advertise the Salem
Union.
S. H. Hatch favored that plan of
sending choice fruit out In small ship
ment to test njsw market.
J. R. Shspard was Impreased with
the respect which this organisation
had Inspired among shipper aad can-
nery. He urged that all members
staad by the officers.
By an uuaalmous rising vote was
decided to contribute at least ten
crates each for the purpose of exteaei
log the market of the Salem Fruit
Union.
Mr. Thielsen made a plea for batter
apple and pear product.
It was suggested that O. A. P.
manager of the Wallace fruit farm, hm
Invited to address the union at its
seat meeting, and so ordered.
On motion of 0 rover Henaley. the
manager of the eannery wan Invited to
meet wlUi the union, and conference
to be arranged with the board of di
rector.
On motion the union adjourned to
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IB COUU wuiua; in wuvn, .-
The board of directors met. qualified
aad elected E. Hofer prealdeat D. W
Matthews vloe-preaideat aad L- T
Reynolds secretary. The Capital Na-
That's the proper propor
tion of animal and mineral
matter in the bones of a
healthy child thirty-seven
per cent animal and sixty
three per cent, mineral. The
bones of the average rickety
child show about seventy-nine
per cent, animal and twenty
one per cent mineral matter.
Its this lack of sufficient
mineral matter in the bones
that makes a child have rick
ets. Deformities of the chest
and head.bent legs and curved
spine are some of the results
of rickets.
i The disease is one of early
life, and the first symptoms
are shown in the digestive
organs. Usually the appetite is
poor and the child grows dull
and fretful. There are pains
in the limbs and joints. The
pulse beats quicker and the
veins become slightly swollen;
gradually the whole body be
comes tender and the face
shows signs of waste, depres
sion and weariness. Then
the action of the disease be
gins in the bones. The legs
are first to show the effects
when they fail to support the
child properly. As a matter
of fact, the bones cease to
grow at this stage. Proper
nourishment for the whole
body, and particularly for the
bones, is the best possible
treatment; in fact, it is the
only treatment.
Scott's Emulsion is there
fore the natural remedy for
rickets, as pure cod liver oil
is the most effective of all
remedies for this disease.
The hypophosphitcs of lime
and soda contained in Scott's
Emulsion feed the bones and
furnish them with the means
to grow properly. It also
helps the digestion and pro
vides nourishment that can
not be secured so well in any
other way. It quickly enables
the rickety child to make up
lost ground, and insures a
healthy, natural growth. Be
ing as palatable as cream and
more nutritious, Scott's Emul
sion is easil) accepted by the
most delicate stomach.
These cl.'im are not made off-hand.
We know from nearly thirty yean contact
ith such rates that Scott's Kinulilon will
do just what we say it will do. We will bo
glad to send you a sample free so that you
can judge for yourself.
SCOTT & BOWNE,
409 Pearl St., New York.
tlonal bank was continued as treasur
er.
A resolution was adopted ordering
a ton por cont assossmont on the cap
ital stock, and authorizing the employ
ment of a shipping manager for Uio
union.
Tho union Is stronaer than ever,
and the acreage of strawberries and
small fruits Is nearly doubled. Salem
Is becoming n recognised center for
fruit shlpmonts and Uie growth and
distribution of strawberry plants. All
growers have made money the past
yoar.
Stockholders who have not paid
thnlr assessments can leave them at
The Journal olllce. or pay them to Sec
retary Roynolds. The work of the
union will be pushed as never before,
and the now ofiloers ask the hearty
support and oo-operatlon of all the
members to make this the red letter
year In the history of fruit shipment
from Salem.
Wm. Lansing, of the carpentera'
union, brought up the matter of Iden
tifying the Fruit Grower' Union with
the Federated Trade, of tale city, and
the matter will be further diacuseed
at the next meeting. Saturday, March
14th.
6lok Headaehe absolutely and per
manently cured by using Mekl Tea.
A pleasant herb drink. Cure ConsU
naUen and Indigestion, make yon
eat, sleep, work and happy. leMfat
tlon guaranteed or money back. J
cU. and M cU. Write to W. H.
HOOKRR & CO., Buffalo. N V., for a
free sample. D.J. FRY, Druggist
Irn. N. Y
Sold in Salem by S. C. Stone.
Call for Free Samples.
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CLASSIFIED ADS
Advertisement, five lines or less. In this column
Insertedthree times for 2Sc. 50c "Week $1.50
a month. All over five lines at the same rate.
WANTED.
Wanted Men. Wo teach Uio harbor
trado In tho shortest posslblo tlmo
nt smnll oxponso, and guaranteo po
sitions. Wrlto Molor's Barber Col
lego, Salt Lake City,' Utah.
2-lC-2m
2000 head of Stock Cattle Wanted
Cows and helfor calves, yearlings
and 2-yoar-old holfora; flv bulls to
tho hundred hund, to ralso on shares
by reliable and porfectly ro
sn'onslblo lifelong cattlo men. Fine
grass rango In westprn part of Lnno
county; halt lncrenso for six yours.
Address A. J. Thompson.. Gardiner,
Oregon. 12-lC-lm
FOR
SALE.
HaTrreJBlntK
A flno assortment or
goods, consisting of first-class work.
Combings rooted nnd put up nlco aa
cut hair. Old switches dyed to any
shade. Hair Jowolry nnd shampoo
ing a specialty. Mrs. C. A. Spauld
lng. Corvalll8, Oregon. Call at 383
Front stroot. 2-28-Gt
Auction Sale. 2 horses, 08 stock
shcop, 2 good brood sows, G shoatc,
4 cows, 3ycarllng8, 1 Shorthorn bull
2 yonrs old, binder, mowor, sulky
rako, broadcast seeder, 4 plows,
spring-tooth harrow, 2 Iron lovor
harrows 10 and 11 foot, 1 3',i-skoIn
wngon, 1 buggy, hnrnoss, hoiiBohold
furnlturo and many othor articles.
Terms of sale, $10 and under cash;
all sums over $10 six months' tlmo
with approved notes at C per cont
Interest Froo lunch. Salo at Cor
nelhiB farm, ono mllo northeast of
Marlon, Marlon county, Oregon, on
Saturday, March 7, 1903. A. H. Cor
nelius. 3-2-3d-w
Strawberry Plants For sale; Wilson
and Mngoon. Call on T. J. Clark,
opposite the county poor farm.
2-27-lm
Por Sale. 16 acres, with good house
and barn. Two ncres In fruit nnd
grapes, ono mile east of Frntum,
Marlon county; good school,
churches, mill stdros nnd sawmill
near by. Will soil cheap. Addross
John Rich. Pratum, Oro. 2-17Ca4w
For Sale, Itont or trade, lor country
or city proporty, n country hotol;
first-class building, benutlful loca
tion, on lino of railroad. Ryan,
Woodward & Co. 2-23-lm
For Sale. Throo good farms. Host In
tho country. Inqulro of Dr. Cuslck,
over Capital National bank.
I 2-12-lm
Typewriter for Sale flood bnrgaln In
llrst-clnss machine. Call at Journal
ofilco. 2-12-nt
Cows for Sale. A few good full
blooded Jerseys. Inqulro at David
son's, Momlngslde. 1-13-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
Wood for Work 25 to 80 loads of
good green fir wood free for burning
brush. Fred Achilles, M miles
north of Salem, Mt mile wost of
Kaiser school house. 2-271w
Buy the O. K. Grubber and Stump
Puller. Manufactured nour Brooks,
Or. Throo state premiums; host In
the stato; ono horse has power of
90. Send orders early and grub an
acre a day. Jas. FInnoy, R. F. D.
No. 8. Salem. Or, 11-Ctf
You will always find tho choicest
meatu and groceries at tho lowest
prlcoa at Edward's & Luschnr's, 40C
and 410 Stato street 'Phono orders
given special attention.
HOP BUYERS' DIRECTORY.
SQUIRE FARRAR. Hop morcluint
and purchasing agont No. 210H
Commercial street, upstairs, Salem,
Orogon. 'Phono lfiKl.
T. A. LIVESLEY & CO. Dealers In
hops and hop suppllos. 'Phone 1211,
ofilco room 18 Oberholm bldg., Sa
lem, Orogon.
PRODUCE BUYERP.
jamEs " mT'R y le " rcarfJghSs?
cash price for potatoos, onions and
dried prunes. 175 Commercial
street Salem. Oregon.
LODGES.
Ce-ritVal TodoV flo." WlZTZnttZZTo
Hall In Holmaa Block, eoruer State
and Liberty street. Tuesday of each
week at 7:30 p. m.. A. IS. Strang
C. C, R. J. Fleming K. of R. and 8
PORISTEctS OF AMERICA Court
Sherwood Foresters No. 10. Meets
Friday night in Turner block. 8.
W. Minturn, C.IL; A L. Brown. Sec.
Med or n Woodmen of Amerlea Ore
gon Cedar Camp No. Ml. Meets
armry Thursday evening S o'clock.
Holmaa Hall, Frank A. Turner, V.
C; A. I Brown, Clerk.
Protecton Lodge No. 2, Anoient Or
dor United Workmen, meets every
Saturday evening in the Holman
Hall, corner of Stato and Liberty
street. Visiting brethren welepm.
J. O. Graham, M. W.; J. A- Sell wood,
Recorder.
OSTEOPATHY.
S----N
Drs. M. T. Sohoettle, Frank J. Barr
and Anna M. Bsrr. Graduates
American sohool of Osteopathy,
Klrkavtlle, Mo., successors to Dr.
Qraco Albright Ofilco houra 9 te
12 nnd 1:30 to 4:30 o'clock. Odd
Follows' Tomplo. 1'hono Mala 2721;
rostdenco phono 230G Rod.
Dr. H. H. Scovcll, Suggestive Thera
peutics and Osteopathy. Nervous,
functional and menial disease's, neu
ralgia, headaches, nervous prostra
tion, dyspepsia, constipation, diar
rhoea, rheumatism, asthma, etc.
D'Arcy block, Stato otroet Phone
Main 2855.
TONSORIAL AND BATHS.
Ryan's Shaving Parlors. Soven first-
class barbers engaged. Finest b&t&
rooms In olty. Wo use anUsopU
sterilizer. J. Ryan, Prop.
.vans' Barber Shop. Only flrat-claia
shop on Stato street Kvnry thlcj
new and up-to-date. Finest porcelain
baths. Shave, lEo; hair-out, Ha;
baths, 2Go. Two first-class book
blacks. O. W. Evans, proprietor.
VETERINARY.
Dr. E. E. Jackson, Veterinary Surgeon
and Dentist Ofilco, Rod Front
Llvory. Phono Main 851. Raul
enco Phono 2016 Red. 12-5-tf
White Bronze Monuments
Never chip, crack, tar
nish, moss or corrode
Ttio only kind that nev
er needs cleaning. For
the truth of the above
sec them In all the Sa
lem cemeteries; some
of them have been there
for 17 years. If you
want the very test at
half the price of stone
that will last ten times
lone, call on or ad
dress
T R WATT 190-I92 CommerclaiSt
x . u. VVXXJ.A. Salem. Oregon.
S0ULE BROS.
PIANO TUNERS
AND REPAIRERS
PORTLAND OR
KorSatem and vicinity
levc order at Geo
Will's Music Store.
O. PL MACK
Successor to Dr. J, M. Koono, In
Whlto Corner, Salem, Oregon. Partlew
desiring superior operations nt mod
erate fee in any branch are In especial
request
FARMS FOR SALE
150 acre stock ranch, house, barn, No
1 orchard. Price $1500, $900 v
cash. $300 In trade, $300 on 3
years time.
80 acres, house, barn large, 25 acres
In cultlyaHan. Price $600. Over
50,000 acres outranire Jolnlne this
place.
82 acres. 60 acres In cultivation,
house barn, out buildings. 1-4 mile
to No. I school) church. store and P.
O, No. 1 hop land, Price $3000,
on good terms, write for full par
ticulars. CO. BURGESS,
Agent,
Sheridan Oregon.
THE ELITE CAFE
208 Commercial Street '
OYSTERS
Served In tho ocst of stylo and with
tho most sultablo accompaniment.
E ECKERLEN, Proprietor
THE NEW
Center Saloon
Will Ocen Tuesday Nifat, the 3rd.)
WeluTlteallofour frlemti to lo prtsMrat We
vrill Kivti a. dee ImioU
FRANCIS & DAVIS, 221 Commercial St.
Your Step Mother
Is still here busy as ever, and when
your clothfls are all out of order, worn,
with bu'-ons off, take them to her at
the Salem Dye Works.
At this establishment you can est
anything set to rights, from a pair ol
gloves, to tke most elaborate sllh
gown. A gentleman can get his hat
cleaned, his trousers creased, or hi
whole suit rejuvenated to suit his
taste, also four suits a month for Jl
Buttons sewed on, rips sowed up, sultn
pressed on short notice. New goods
shrunk for dressmaklug.
MRS, C. H. WALKER
1ftl Commercial Strait
Harper's Whiskey Is the best
Get some Into your vest
Ous. Sohrclber keeps It
And you know the rest
FARMER'S HOME
183 Stat Street
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