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DAILY OAPITAI. JOURNAL BALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1904.
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CLASSIFIED
WANTED.
Wanted. A renter for a 500-ncro stock
ranch, fivo lnllos west of Perrydale.
Plenty of plow land, wood to cut
without charge. 100 goats nnd 150
sheep on the place. Will rent for
cash or shares. Don't delay by writ
ing. Come and seo me at once. C.
Marsh, 93 High street, Salem, Or.
D-lG-3f
Wanted. Girls for the bindery. Geo.
P. Rodgers & Co., Liberty & Court
streots. ' 9-13-lwk
Wanted. Two dry .goods salesladies.
Apply at the -Chicago . store, Court
etreet, Salora. James McEvoy. 8-30-tf
Wanted. To purchase a qlece of land
suitable for potatoes, hops or bay.
Address, with particulars, lock box
488, Salem, Oregon. 7-1-tf
FOR 8ALE.
For Sale. Vetch seed, both kinds. Fred
Achilles, four miles north of Salem,
half milo west of Keizcr school
house. 9-C-2md&w
Wood for Sale. Good second-growth ,
fir delivered for $3.00 cash on deliv
ery. See T. L. Williams, L'eslio street,
between 23 and 24th streets, or ad
dress by mail It. F. D. No. 5. 93-lm i
For Sale. Moving .picture outfit, in
first-class condition. At great reduc
tion. Address "L. F. II.," Salem, Or.,
caro Journal. 8-20-tf
For Sale. Three-fourtns ot an acre of
land, within city limits, near school
house, good house and barn, fruit
of all kinds. A bargain at reason
able terms. Inquire at Journal of
fice 8-2-tf
Screen Doors Lawn and field fence,
barb wire, shingles, P. & B. ready
roofing and building paper. Exten
sion ladders, gates and gate hard
ware. All at lowest prices. Walter
Morloy, 60 Court street, Salem.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tor Sale. Old established hotel in
prosperous valley town, doing fine
business. Will trade in part for Sa
lem real estate. Address "F. W.,"
Journal office. 9-lG-tf
Tound. A small memorandum book.
Owner can havo same by calling at
this office and paying charges.
9-10-3t
Grand Ball Tonight And ovcry night
this week at Tioga hall, corner of
State nnd -Liberty streets. 9-15-3t
Notice. Ladies wishing small children
or babies taken caro of by the day,
during fair week, ploaso call at north
west corner of Winter and Mill
strots. 9-14-3t
Lost or Estrayod. A bald-faced bay
horse. Address J. F. Savage & Sons,
Buttercup Dairy, 1 miles north of
Fair Grounds. 9-14-3t
Cab Service. Now cab .just arrived.
Can be found at Lowe's livery stable
Phone Main 1001. Best sorvico and
reasonable rates. E. Townsend.
Salem Steam Dying and Cleaning
..Works. At this establishment you
can get anything cleaned, dyed and
repaired, from a pair of trousers to
tho most olaborato silk gowns, also
suits prosso dby tho month $1.00, by
the suits 50 cents; velvet collars on
overeats, coats rolinod, buttons
put on, hats nnd gloves clcauod.
Suits called for and returned. La
dies call and wo- will perfume your
handkerchiefs free. Mrs. C. H. Walk
er, 195 Commercial street. Telephone
2685.
George H. Hall & Co. Livery and
transfer lino, Newport, Or. Special
attention given to handling baggage
and camp outfits. Hack to Otter
Rock and Lighthouse. Good saddle
horses. One block east of steamer
landing. 7-13-2m
Hotel Scott Newly furnished, every
thing clean and first class. Rooms
at reasonable prlcos. In Cottlo
block, Salem. A. Scott, prop. 7-6-tf.
Now Lodglna House. Everything
new, clean and comfortable. Schrelb
er block, 149-151 State street. Mat-
tie Hutchins, proprietor. Plmno
Main 2874. 0-9-tf
Say- Have you tried Edwards & Lusch
er's for meata. We have tho best
sausage In town. Come and try It.
and be convinced. 410 East State
street
Salem Truck and Dray Co. Oldest
and best equipped company in Sa
lem. Piano ard furniture mov.ng
a specialty Office 'phone, 8L W.
W, Brown & Son, proprietor. Office
No. 60 State Btreet 9-1-lm
UNDERTAKERS.
undertaker.. -We carry the largM
and finest line of undertaker's good
la the city. Prices to salt all
Black and white hoarse. Promt,
reliable. Save money by calling al
No. 107. A. M, Clough. A. J. Bgmj
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FOR RENT.
i or Rent Willamette University
scholarship. Apply at Capital Jour
nal office. 9-1-tf
For Rent 7-room house, with well
water pipes In house. Inquire of
A. Schrelbor, 424 High, or 153 State
street. 8-15-tf
booms to Rent Twelve furnished or
unfurnished room9 to rent Loca
tion on street car lino, and one
block to S. P. depot. Call on J. C.
Goodalo, 12th and Oak streets. C-20tf
lUtMCtUKIAL. AND UA1 no.
Evan'o Barber Shop Only flrst-claat
shop on State street Every ttdaj
new and up-to-uato. Finest poret
lain baths. Shave, 15c; hair-cut Sl
bathB, 2Bc. Two first-class bo
Mnci Q, W. T3vans. DroDrlntor
nop Baskets.
Hop Baskets. All klnda of baskets.
Hold yout orders for Walter Mor
ley, 60 Court street. Salem.
Changed His Office.
Dr. E. E. Jackson, the veterinary
will bo found at Gilliam & John
son's Old Postofflce barn, 62 Ferry
streets, instead of at the Red Front
stables. Office phono. Main 2341;
residence No. 17, South Commercial
street; telephone Red 2011. 8-25-lm
DRAYMEN.
Welch & White do a general dray
and transfer business, meet all
trains. 'Phones, down town, Main
2181, residences, Blue 16, red 2076.
Stand 218 Commerslal street 8-12-lm
LODQE8.
Olive Lodge, No. 18, I. O. O. F. I. O
O. F. Hall, Saturday each week, at
7:30 p. m. B. B. Herrick, Jr., N. Q.,
Frank F. Toovs, recording secretary
Salem Camp, No. 110, Woodmen of tfii
World Meets' In Holman Hall ever) '
Friday at 7:30 p. m. P. L. Fraalet
Consul. Wylle A. Moores, Seer
tary. 1-12-lyr
Valley lodge No. 18, A. O. U. W. Mt.
In their hall In Holman block, eoi
ner State and Liberty, every Mm
day evening. Visiting brethr
welcome. Emll Donaldson, M. W.
A. E. Aufrance Recorder.
Central Lodge No. 18, K. of P. Casu
Hall in Holman block, corner Stat
and Liberty Sts. T-esday of ai
week at 7:30 p. m. H. H. Turner
C. C; W. I. Staloy, K. of R. and 8.
Foresters of America Court Bki:
wood Foresters No. 19. Meets m
day In Turner block. H. O
Meyer, C. R.; A. L, Brown, Sec.
Modern Woodmen of America On
gon Codar Camp No. 6246. Mt
every Thursday evening at 8 o'cleet
Holman Hall, E. E. Matten, V
C: A. L. Brown. Clerk.
WATER COMPANY.
SALEM WATER COMPANY
OFFICE CITY HALL.
For water service apply at offle
Bills payable monthly In advan
Mae all complaints at the office.
Star Restaurant
Best 16c meals In the city. Coffea
with cakes 5c. 21 meal tickets for
2.75. 204 Commercial street.
ACADEMY OF THE SA
CRED HEART
' GALEM, ORE.
The forty-second scholastic year
begins September 12; Sanitary and
othor Improvements lately mado In
the building. Acadomlc, commercial,
grammar grades Intermediate and
primary courses. Puplla prepared for
teacher's certificates. Full course in
music. Particular attention paid to
health and moral training. Addross
SlBter Superior.
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1 Capital National i
Bank
of Salem, transacts a general
banking business. Only Na
tlonal Bank In Marlon county. I
: : Savings
:: Bank
: Department
'. Pava three per cent Interest
I on savings accounts. Deposits . .
' of ONE DOLLAR or more re- ',
reived at any time. Pass book
Issued to each depositor.
The diver files without nlr in
ibrcflthe. The consumptive dies
without lungs to breathe the air,
or of lungs rendered incapable of
breathine bv disease. The blood
as it flows in and out of the lungs
indicates tne consumptive's pro-
1 press. As tlie lungs grow weaker
i I lesi orvtrrn is itihnlpil and the
I blood changes from scarlet to pur-
, pie. Oxygen is the life ot tut:
blood as the blood is the life of
the body.
The effect of Dr. Pierce's Gold
en Medical Discovery upon weAle
lungs is to strengthen them, to en
able the full oxygenation of the
blood, arrest the projgress of dis
ease, and heal the inflamed tis
sues. Lung diseases nave been
i and are being cured by "Golden
nieutcai uiscovery," in
cases where deep-seated
,cough, frequent hemor
rhage, emaciation, weak
ness, and nidht-sweats
"'have all pointed to a fatal
termination oy con--sumption.
"Some ycr po i
was almost a help
lens victim of that
..dread disease con
sumption," write
Mr. Chas. Pros,
. P. M of Sitka.
White Co.. lnd. "I
was confined to mv room for several months;
my fticniU and neighbors had given up all hope
or my recovery, until one day a friend advised
me to take I)r Pierce's Golden Medical Discov
ery, and after I had taken the contents of the
secoud bottle I lieRkn to Improve. After taking
sir bottles I was. I honestly believe, delivered
from the crave and entirety cured. I am now a
strong and hearty man."
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse
the clogged system from accumulated
immtritles.
CLOSING DAY
AT OREGON
STATE FAIR
(Continued from pago eight.)
Oregon contributes "n great portion of
this vnst sum, and will receivo the
least participation of its benefits. Tho
accumulation has been much more
rapid, than wns anticipated, nnd it will
bo 10 years boforo it will bo exhaust
ed, in view of tho delays nnd cam-in
selecting the feasible sites for reser
voirs, nnd in surveys and construction
of tho grcnt anil enduring works neces
sary. It may bo ndvlsnblo that furth
er sales of tho public lands should for
some years bo set npart for good roads
constructions, as was the early policy
of tho rmtion. This suggestion should
moot tho approval of tho pcoplo of Or
egon, whore tho public land sales ex
ceed that of any othor stnto or terri
tory, nnd wliero tho common roads nro,
perhaps, us bad as they nro in nny oth
er state, and require more aid than
the state and counties can possibly
contribute. This suggestion is with tho
proviso that no uid enn bo secured by
direct appropriation,
Brownlow Bill.
Another attempted rolief in this di
rection, and perhaps tho most hopeful,
is thnt of tho Brownlow and Latimer
bill in congress, providing for nn ap
propriation of $24,000,000 for good
roads construction, to bo distributed
among the sovcrnl states in proportion
to population except that tho mini
mum to nny stnto shall not exceed
$230,000, providing thnt such state
shall raise an equal sum for tho same
purpose. To Oregon this would pro
vldo u half million dollars for good
roads.
This nction Jn congress is prompted
by tho awakened -public spirit among
tho people. It is n rovival of tho sonti
ment in this country of 100 years ago.
I am glad to seo it. Tho Latimero bill
has so far progressed that it has boon
agreed to by tho sonnto committee, and
on tho sonnto calendar. Petitions nro
pouring into congress from all portions
of tho country, urging tho enactment
of this relief. The most encournging
sign comes from tho great stato of
Tho cost on government freight was re
ly memorializes congress to pass the
Brownlow roads bill, in thoso enrncst
werds: "Bolioving In the principlo of
fXM
Hops
Ftuit
Big Crop?
The crops in this lino aro not
ot;
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tho largest, but good. As
result many will need repairs
made on their driers. We are Z
prepared to do quick and good
work In this line.
BURROUGHS & PRASER
8heet Iron Workers and
Plumbers.
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national, state, county and town cor
poration in tho construction of main
highways, not only for tho bonofit of
tho agriculturist, but for tho benefit of
the consumers of agricultural products,
and also believing in tho great propo
sition that tho expenditure of public
moneys for tho' purpose of improving
tho internal wealth and cotnmerco of
tho nation is of equal importance to
tho spending of money on rivors nnd
hnrbors, heartily endorso tho pro
visions of tho Brownlow bill."
Othor legislatures havo likewiso giv
en expression. In thoso bills tho states
are to designate tho roads to bo im
proved,, and to raise one-half of tho
expense, and, if found worthy, plans
are drafted and surveys mado by the
government.
Good Roads Aid Our Foreign Com
merce. Good Roads Now tho Nation's Duty.
Give us cheaper nnd better land
roads at home, from tho farm to tho
ship, and wo shall more certainly se
cure nnd hold tho now markets of half
the world, and hold our prosperity by
doing so. To our nation it is a vital
question, nnd today no grentcr one con
fronts us in our industrial operations.
Once tho government enters on good
roads improvement, it will novor go
bnck. It will be oven moro popular
than river or harbor improvements ns
they benefit only in certnin portions,
whilo good roads reach ovcry commu
nity in tho laud. Of tho revonues con
tributed for government support tho
farmers contribute tho most. Thcv
now receivo tho lenst in direct nation
al expenditures. With good roads im
provement thoy will enjoy a general
benefit.
In conclusion I announce mj support
to any legislation that will contribute
a largo sharo of our surplus revenues
to tho roads of our country. In that
way wo shall add to our prosperity,
to our defense, nnd to tho everlasting
glory and rcnoun of our magnificent
republic.
The Awards.
Tho nwnrds made iu tho various de
partments are as follews:
Division 2, Class 81.
Mrs. Fanny Mulkoy, Salem, mono
chromo drawings, 1,
Jessio Martin, Salem, portrait in
monochrome, 2.
Sophlo White, freohnnd drawing, 2.
Mabel Jones, Salem, poncll sketch, 2,
Edith Bellinger, Salem, pencil skotch,
1; charcoal skctc, 1. i
Mrs. F. A. Wiggins, Salem, portrait
in monochrome, 1; charcoal skotch, 1.
Margaret Oiil, monochrome drawings,'
2; Inndscnpe, 1; iinimnl life in crayon,
1; head in Sepia, 1.
Division 2, Class 85.
Amateurs under 10 years of nge:
'" Ilnzol Erixon, Salem, monochrome
drawjngs, 1,
Dorthcn Stousloff, Salem landscapes
in colors, 1; monochrome drawings, 1;
wnter color painting, 2.
Lmma Mnplothorpc, Snlem, wnter
color painting, 1.
Ruth Mitchell, Salem, landscapes in
colors.
Zoo OlniHteiul, flowers in pnstel, 2.
China Fainting.
Allen Eaton, Tugene, collection of
china, 2; best design, 2.
E. Dorris Katon, best conventional
design, 1; specimen china painting, 2.
Mrs. T. T. Oeer, Salem, best collec
tion, fivo firsts.
Miscellaneous Works of Art.
Mrs. Claud Hatch, Salem, colored py
rography, 1.
Mrs. F. A. Wiggins, Snlem, design
for furniture, 2.
, Mrs. So) Durbin, Salem, best collec
tion of curios, 1.
Mrx. M. V. Wood, Portland, pyro-
graphy on
grnnhy. 2.
leather, 1; colored pyro-
Margaret QUI, Snlem) poster, 2; fa
vor cards, 1.
Mrs. F. A. Powell, Snlem, pyro
graphy on wood, L.
C Dorris Knton, Eugene, furniture
design, 1; pyrography on leather, 2.
Hurry Murphy, Portland, collection
of cartoons, 1,
Photographic Portraits. '
Aunne, Portland, group of photo
graphs, 1.
Tom Crajiise, 2; collodion of photo-
gruplils, 1.
Oil Paintings.
Mrs. P. A. Powell, Balom, flowers in
oil, 1; M. Y.. Pogue, Snlum, landsqnpes
in oil, I.
Mrs. Claud On tali, Siiloi", contact
print, 1.
Mrs. V. A. Wlggln, contact print, 2.
Oil Painting.
Mrs. Jr. N. Chapman, Salem, fruit
in oil,' 1; flower painting, 8.
Mrs. Jennio Wallace, fiuttcvlllc,
landsoape in pas to!, 2.
Mabel Jnme, fialem, flowers in pas
tel, 1.
Edith Bellinger, Salem, landscape- in
pastel, 1; fruits in pastel, t.
Mrs. F, A. Wiggins, Salem, collpotlon,
one first; three, seconds.
Mrs. M. V. Wood, Portland, picture,
lj tapestry painting, 1. t.
M. E. Pogue, Salem, landscape, li
(Continued on page ten.
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i Largest Eye Practice
i la Salem .
But that's easy to understand. Wo havo convlncod spoctnelo and oyo
glass wearers that wo understand our business. Wo havo recently fitted
complicated cases on which all othors failed, and thoso oiutomors aro
becoming so numerous you cannot go nny place In" tho county, but what
a testimonial-bearer lives there. Wo also glvo you valuable advioo,
which is free. Eyes 'tested free, and When glasses nro required our
prices nro tho cheapest.
Chas. H.
Plonstr Optician. 88 Stat Strait
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And Ty It
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R. M. WADE & CO., Sacm, Qe.
Good Printing
Good printing is like good clothes.
It looks better, gives a better im
pression and commands attention.
"Good clothes make the man."
So does good printing make the
business. We do good printing,
printing that commands attention.
Call up 2824 Main and we will
call and get your work.
The Gaulfc Printing Company
ON TIME
Y. M. C. A, Building
71 Chemeketa Street
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