Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, October 21, 1904, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text"ffiJfT T,F' ni i Rf DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1904. CLASSIFIED ' i WANTED. Wanted. A middle-aged lady as a companion for a lady. Address "A,"' care Journal office. 10-20-3t Wanted. German boy, to learn bak ery trade. Inquire at California bakery, 33 Court street 10-19-tf Wanted Dressmaking and plain sew ing. W1H go to houso and Bew by the day. Children's clothes a spe cialty. Address Mrs. Ella V. Wil son, Salem, or call at one block east, then one block north of North school. 10-19-3t Wanted. Good, reliable man wants employment in Salem ' or vicinity. Best of references. Address "M.," Journal. 10-19-3t Wanted. By a young ,man, a placo to work for board, while attending school. Call at 475 High street. 10 17-3t Wanted. To rent small cottage close in, or near car linos. Must bo on lease of one or more years. Address L. J., care Journal. Wanted. Two dry .goods salosladles. Apply at the Chicago store, Court etreet, Salem. James McEvoy. 8-30-tf Wanted. To purchase a piece of land suitable for potatoes, hops or hay. Address, with particular, lock box 488, Salem, Oregon. 7-1-tt roTSaTGChcapTsquaroC piano, also n buggy, surveyor's chain and compass. Inquire at Fair banks & Hutherford's, over Wcller Bros. 10-17-lwk" For Sale or Trade A AO-acre fruit nnil chicken rnnch. Good house, barn, and other out buildings. Excellent home. Mile from railroad, good school nnd trading point. "J. G.," Journal. 10-8-lm" Tor Sale. A team. Inquire of B. F. Baxter. East Salem. 0-4-tf Tor Sale. Moving .picturo outfit, in first-class condition. At great reduc tion. Addross "L. F. H.," Salem, Or., care Journal. 8-20-tf For Sale. Tnree-fourtnB or an acre of land, within city limits, .near school house, good bouse and barn, fruit of all kinds. A bargain at reason able terms. Inquire at Journal of fice. '8-2-tf FOR RENT. For Runt. A 7-room house, 7 blocks south of business center. City water, sceptic tank, on car line. Ad dress P. O. box 203. 10-20-3t Booms And board, with privilego of bath. Iteasonablo rates. Iuuiro at 103 High street, 3,i blocks south of State. 10-14-lm Rooms to Rent Twolvo furnished or unfurnished rooms to rent Loca tion on street car line, and one block to S. P. depot. Call on J. O. Ooodalo, 12th and Oak streets. 6-20tf MI8CELLANEOU8. Lost Between Salem and Marlon, a Lady's Ion gcloak. Return to Jour nal office. 10-19-3t O. K. Grubber and Stump Pullor Beats them all; thrco state premi ums; grubs an acre a day; ono horso has the power of 09; investigate. Jas. Fiuney, Brooks, Or, ,10404m Fuel and Feed. Tho Smith Fuel and Feed Company is prepared to fur nish sawed wood, coal, etc., on prompt delivery. Office with Salem Abstract & Land Co. Phone Black 2201. 10-5-lm $300 Can bo invested to bring IS per cent. Only one opportunity. Apply to M. care Journal office. D-2fl-3t Shingles I Shingles. New lot received, $1.25 to $2.35 per 1000. Mathoid and P. & B. ready roofing and bnlldlng paper. Poultry and Hold fencing. AH at lowest prices, Walter Morley, Salem I'enco Works, 00 Court street. Cab Service. New cab .just arrived. Can bo found at Lowe's livery stable Phone Main 1601. Best service and reasonablo rates. E. Townsend. Hotel Scott Newly furnished, every thlnj clean and first clas. Rooms at reasonable prices. In Cottlo block, Salem. A. Scott, prop. 7-6-tf. New Lodging House,-- Everything new, clean and comfortable. Schrelb er block, 149-151 State street Mat tie Hutching, proprietor. Phone Main 2S74. 6-9-tf Bay Have you tried Edwards & Lusch er's for meats. We have tho best sausago in town. Come and try It, and be convinced. 410 East State street Salem Truck and Dray Co. Oldest and best equipped company In Sa lem, Piano ard furniture mor.cx a specialty Office ywie, 8L W. W. Brown & Son, jr dr. Offlc No. 60 State Btrf 9-1-lni "-' V'l v.Cnl8;.r.,---..-n.-Z Undertaker. We carry the lirfM and finest lino of undertaker! good la the city. Price to unit alt Black and wait bears Proa$ reliable. Save money by calling al No. 107. A. M. Clougb, A. J. But) l-t-tf HOPPJJYEgnpigpCTOttYr' JACK CARMIOIIAEL-Hop buyers TO...... t t..i. t- t...!t. Jr5 41UUUI 4, A)U3UDrUJ U1UU UUUUIU? Phono Main 1851. 9-27. WM. mtuwn at oo. ttops. Mohair,. wool, nop growers' supplies, ne: 229 Commercial street, Salem, Oro- gon. i'lione iaui 8QUIKE FAlikAJi liop merchant and purchasing agent. No. 21GVi Commercial street, upstairs, Salem, Oregon. Phono 1051. T. A. LTVESI-ET & CO.-Doalors In hops and hop supplies. Phono 1211, office room 18 Obcrhoim bldg, Sa lem, Oregon. KEEBS BEOS. Hop Merchants, Sa lem, Oregon. Phone 1301. KOLA NEIS Dealer in Oregon hops. Bush-Breyman block, Salem, Oregon, also Albany, Oregon. lONbOHIAL. AND UATHb. Evan's Barber Shop Only nratrvuu. Bhop on State street Every tilaj new and up-to-uato. Fluent pore lain baths. Share, 15c; hair-cat Jt baths, 26c. Two first-class boe blacks. C. W. Evans, proprietor DRAYMEN. Welch & White do a general dray and transfer business, meet all trains. 'Phones, down town, Main 2181, residences, Blue 15, red 207C. Stand 218 Commerslal street 8-12-lm BUSINESS CARD. DR. W. L. MEEOES--Graduate of the American School of Osteopathy, Kirksville, Mo. Offico in Broyman block, Commercial street, over Stock ton's store. Booms 25 and 2G. Phono Bed 2413. Besidenco at 360 Summer street. Phone Bed 2541." Miss Eva Cox Teacher of piano nnd organ and sight reading. Evening lessons given. Studio, 333 Front street. Phone, Whlto 75. 11 124m WHeTB. Smith On Monday, October 10th, purchased a half interest in tho blacksmith shop formerly owned by him at 181 Commercial street, op posito tho Willamette Hotel, nnd tho now firm of Arnold & Smith is prepared to do nil kinds of general blacksmith ing and horso shoeing. 10-10-lm ASSAYERS. S. E. HASSAN Mining engineer, as- Bayer nnd mineralogist nnd consult ing metalurgist. Mining properties cnrcfully examined and reported on. Thoso having mining properties will do well to call on him. Boom 15 Broyman block. 10-7-tf Dr. Z. M. Parvln Beturns from ITls Eastern trip about Octobor 6th, and will resume his music teaching at 207 Commercial street, upstairs, on nnd aftor October 11th 10-1-lmo ttNUIUV k SMilNbLEB-Ilave pur chased tho oil stand formorly occu pied by John Knight, and are now prepared to do horseshoeing and gen eral blacksmithing. All work war ranted. 217 Liberty streot. 9-22-lm Sidney Hayes Teacher of violin, man Uoiin nnil guitar, lormony oi oioin way Hall, Chicago. Pupils desiring thorough instruction at lowest rates ' ploase address or call at Will's mu sic store. 9-20-lino Dr. M. Teresa Schoettle, Osteopath Graduato of founder's school. Grand Opera House, Salem, Oregon. Of fice phono Main 2721. Besldonco phone, Bed 2603. F. E. SLATEB, M. D., Has opened an office in iho Eldrldge block over Fry's drug store Office hours, 0 to 12 a. m. and 2 to G p. m. Beaidcnce North Capital Btroet. Phono, office, Main 2703; rcsidence,Bcd 91. Spe cialty, uiso set of children. 9-20-3m LODGES, Olive LcaoeTNoTliri. O. O. F7t. O O. F. Hall, Saturday each week, al 7:80 p. rn. B. B. Herrlck, Jr., N. Q.; Frank FToevs, recording secretary 8alem Camp, No. llfl, Wooamen of th World Meets in Holman Hall over Friday at 7:30 p m. P. L. Fraslex Consul. Wylle A, Moores, Secre tary. 1-12-lyr Valley lodge No. 18, A. O. U. W. Mcu in their hall In Holman block, cor ner State and Liberty, every Mti day evening Visiting brethrr welcome. Emll Donaldson, M. W. A. E. Aufranco Recorder. Central Lodge No, 18, K. of p-CoauT nail In Holman block, corner SUtt and Liberty SU. T-esday of a week at 7; 30 p. m. H. H. Turner C. C; W. I. Steley, K, of R, and 8. Foresters) of America Court Uh wood Foresters No. 13, Meet Frt day In Tumor block. H. O Meyer, C. R.; A. L. Brown, Sea Modern Woodmen of America-Orb gon Cedar Camp No, 6240. Vf'a every Thursday evening at 8 o'elJ Holman Hall, 3. E. Mattes, C; .A. L. Brown, Clerk. . WATER COMPANY. SALEM WATER COMPANY OFFICE CITY HALL. For water erric apply t oMt Bills payable Bostkiy la &rmm Uao all complalata at tie oSe. lie Price if Meislre. U is hard for a lovely woman to forego the pleasures of the life which she was created to enjoy and adorn. She may have to be busy all day in office or in store, yet she cannot deny herself the tociai pleasures which are offered her. But tne tattgue is often too gTeat for her, and she suf fers from headache and backache as a . conseouence of . ove -exertion. ft Women who are tired and worn out will find a perfect tonic and nervine in Dr. Tierce's Fa vorite Prescription. It cures headache, backache and the other aches and pains to which women are subject It establishes regu larity, dries weak ening drains, heal inflammation and ulceration, and cures female weak ness. Itmakcsweak women strong and sick women well. "I am io Dleasrd with yourlmtmctloat, I hardly know what thank to give you for your kind favor." write Mrs Mllo Dry ant, of Lota, Thorns Co., Ga. "I iufTtrtcl so much with rrrat pain In my back and thf lower part or my stomach and palpitation of the heart, that at time I could Yurdlv lie down. Could hardlz eet up In the morning but after ming three bottles of Favorite rreacription and twovialj or Dr. Fierce': Pleatant relict, I am like a new woman " Sick women, especially those suflerlnjr, from diseases iof long standing, are in vited to consult Dr. Pierce, by letter,)w. All correspondence is held as strictly pri vate and sacredly confidential. Address Dr. R. V. Tierce, Buffalo, N. Y. Testimony of a Minister. Bov. Jno. S. Cox, of Wake, Ark., writes, "For 12 years I suffered from Yellow Jaundice. I consulted a num ber of physicians nnd triod all sorts of medicines, but kot no relief. Then I began the uso of Electric Bitters and feel that I am now cured of a diseaso that had mo in its grasp for 12 years." If you want a reliable medicino for Liver and Ividney trouble stomach disorder or general debility, get Electric Bittors. It's guaranteed by J. C. Perry. Only COc. roxix. Btars tit 4 ' A "u I' w"a5 The Kind You Harc Always Boojht NIGHT SCHOOL Fall Term Opens Monday, Septem ber 26th. Subjects Fco 3 months. Arithmetic .... . $2.00 Bookkoping 4.00 Ponmanshlp 2.00 Grammar 2.00 Beading and Spelling .... 2.00 Othor subjects taught if required. For particulars call at Y. M. C, A. OFFICE White Lily Flout I Manufactured by Rikcrea! Milling Co. Ia the Flour for Family Use Try a sack l It it don't suit you, your money back. I Capital Commission Co. Baiem uisinouiors VITJ-ORB S& Bhenrootl, i (Vim I HI OllwrtA liaker. Balem, ore Bicycle Repairing We are -fitting quite a number of bicycles with STEEL RIMS Now for winter riding. Let us put a pair on your wheel, Salem Gun Stote, Pa1 H. Haraef, Prop. 15? VAl,i slljM r i. - aWftfi5Prflla SACRED HEART ACADEMY Celebrates lis Forty" Fifth Anniver sary. Historical Event In the Con duct of This Historic Institution The pupils of Sacred Heart Acade my, in this city, wore given a holiday on Friday. II Is an important day In tho history of the, order of Sisters of tho Holy Names of Jesus and Mar'y, who own nnd control tho school. For ty-five years ago today October 21, 1859 tho first, delegation of those pious sisters 12 In number arrived In Oregon from Montreal, having made tho voyago by tho way of the Isthmus of Panama, w'lth many trials nnd dangors. It was through tho request of Arch bishop F. N. Blanchet, tho pioneer prolato of tho great Pacific North woat, that tho bravo little company of teaching sisters was procured, and he accompanied them on their voyage to the "Far West," In tho samo o sel with them General Winflold Scott, then an Idolized hero, was also a pas senger, and in their annuls of tho Journey tho sisters record with great gratltudo hla romarkablo kindness and consideration to them. An account of the landing at Portland, written a few years ago, closes with this paragraph: "An oxpoctnnt throng of spectators lined ono of Portland's wharfs! on tho morning of October 21, 1859. The arrival of General Scott and his staff was an auspicious event tha' called forth hundreds, In whoso hearts tho great Amerclnn gonoral hold his place as an Ideal hero; 'tho return of Ore gon's apostolic prelafo to his flock was joyously welcomed by tho few dovoted priests and tho pioneer Cath ollcs of Portland, whose gratltudo was bound'ess on beholding his of forts to procure an educational sis torhood rowardod" Tho 12 sls'ers compoilng tho devot ed and unsotflsh band wore Sisters Mary Alphonso, Mary of Mercy, Mary Margaret, Mario do la Visitation, Francis Xavlor, Mary du Calvalro, Febronla, Florence Porpetua, Arson lu's, Julia and Agntha, and a romark ablo tribute to tho climate of Oregon. lo-that after, 45 yeari of unceasing and laborious toll, six of thoso, or 60 per cent, are still allvo and In active sor vlo, vl: Sisters M. Margaret, Fran els Xnvior, Porpetua Agathn and Fe bronla, the last named being ono ol thoso In hargo of Sarod Heart Aad omy In this Ity, tho othors being at St. Mary'a collogo and academy in Portland. Their coming to Portland found veil, cheerloss surrolundlngs. Where now stands tho magnificent brick structuro between Fourth, Fifth, Market and Mill streets, thero was a small wcodon building with nono of the comforts of life. Their first nights wero spout with their satchels for pll lows and tho aval'ablo contents of satchels for bed- coveilng. The Incnn ronlencos, and, ono might say, hard ships, of tho early dayB for thorn wore many, but thoy wero consecrated to a cause, and they boro all with pa tience. Four years' lalor In 1863 a fow of those sisters camo to Salem and start od their 'first school In tho old Ma sonic hall at the corner of Chemeketa and church streets, whoro Dr. Rich ardson's residence now stands, later securing tho property which thoy now occupy, and whore thoy havo built up an education Institution that Is a sourco of prldo to this city. At tho Portland collogo and acade my thoro is also a holiday today and a colebratlon of tho anniversary, In which SUtor Febronla has joined her five remaining fellow-pioneeM In lok Ing back ovor this long lifetime and renearsing tho scenes and oxporloncos incident theroto. It ourtalnly forms au event In Oregon hUtory well worth remembering and honoring. Notes From Woman's Club, Tho Salem Woman's Club feel very grateful to Mrs. Park and Mrs. Wig filna for their pleaant afternoon of last week. Tholr next mooting will bo held Saturday, October 22d, at the library rooms. HUIE WING SANG CO. Great sale of Chinese and Japanese fancy goods. We also make up all kinds of wrappers and waliits, under wear and skirts. Gents' and ladles' furnishing goods, fancy goods, laces and embroideries. Court (treat, corner of alley, Salem. Tho Kind Yon lliwo Always in uso for over 30 years, and 72. sonnl supervision slnco its inflmcy. f"C6CCA4fci Allnwnri ntm in docnivo vou In this. AU Counterfeits, Imitations and" Just-ns-good oro hut Experiments that trlllo vrlthnnd endanger tho health of Infants and Children ISxnorlcuco against Exnorhnont What is CASTORIA Cftstoria is a harmless substitute for Castor OH, Pare goric, Drops and Seuthing: Syrups. It is Pleasant. 16 contains neither Opium, Morphluo nor othor Narcotio substance. Its ago is its guarantee It destroys Worms and allays Fevorlshness. It euros Dlarrhooa and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething- Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, gh ing healthy and natural sleep. Tho Children's Panacea-Xho Mother's Friend. GENUBNC CASTORIA ALWAY8 Bears th loy fcuc&M The Kind You Haye Always Boup In Use For Over 30 Years. tw oiRTMin eoMKitv, t MunftAT tmt. Htw Ton errr. eeeeeeeeeeecaeeeeeeeeemf i GENERAL REPAIRING -AT F. J. MOORE, Court Street, All work guaranteed. MS(IIMMimtHMHH Star Restaurant Dost 15c meals In the city. Coffoo with cakos 5c. 21 meal tlckota for $2.76. 204 Commercial streot. OREGON STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, MONMOUTH Boglns Its 23d year Soptombor 20, 1004. Four torms la each school year, affording equal opportunities for beginning a course in Sop tombor, Novombor, February and April. THE BEST TRAINING FOR TEACHERS is tho Normal Courso, with Its assuranco of good positions at good wages'. Write for new cataloguo containing full Information con cerning courses of study, training in actual teaching affordod under roal conditions In town and country schools and full detail! about advanced courso of study, with tho additional advantages attachod. Addross Bocretary, J. B. V. DUTLER, or President, E. O. RE08 LER, Monmouth, Orogon. ininiuunnnmi ewt-eieiefiatiiee 4 MHieief iete wiannewwiMM8iwi t:::::::A G E N BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO J GRAIN BDYER3 AND 8HIPPBR80F GRAIN Oats For Sale. HOP PROWERS SUPPLIES. Crude and attck Sulphur. J J. G. Qraliam, Agent, iaiatHHlflllM4atWf ! WffM I iaMiiiaiiiaiaiaiiaitm8iaiaaiaiiii' Bought, and -which bns boca has homo tho slgnatnro of has boon nmdo under his pcr- Signature of : Wall Paper Latest designs in stock, and good work guaran teed. We have the small store and small prices . E. L. Lemmon y 299 Liberty St Phone 2475 B C Y O F::::m: . 207 Commercial 8t., Salea, Om. I Tlie Epicure's Delight Is a properly broiled nnd richly Ha' vored jiortorliouio or sirloin steak tlmt is juicy, tempting and delicious, mid tlmt is appetizing on tho warmest day. Our prime beef, mutton nnd pork is tlio nemo of oxeclionco In meats. Our prioos are always low, considering tbo quality of tho mnat, E. C. Cross. GUte etreet Market THE- PICK OF THE FOREST Ilaa been taken to supply the stock ofT lumbor in our yards. Our stock lsf complete with all kinds of lumber: Just received a car load of No, Ji i shingles, also a car of flno shaks.J ', Wo are ablo to fill any And All kind; ; of bills. Come and let us show yon; ; our iitock. Yard and office near U. P. paMafrx depot 'Phone Main 661, QOODALE LUMBKR CCv J mwi s nw