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DAILT CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMUER 1. 1000.
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IJV HOI'KH BROS.,
IMi.sllsIicirt mid Proprietors.
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BUHSORIPTION KATES.
Hy Mali.
Dally Journal) one mouth .... 3Gc
Dally Journal, throo months . .$1.00
Dally Journal, ono year 4.00
Wcokly Journal, one yeur .... 1.00
Hy Carrier.
Dally Journal, por month .... GOc
HIMjI) annual MHET1NO.
Solum Conimerrliil C'ltili Mt Lnst
Night anil Elected Ofllcerrt.
Tlio Salem Commercial Club hold
Us nnnual mooting last night In tho
olty hall, Tho attendance was email,
and but llttlo Interest was shown In
tho moot I UK. Tho following officers
wcro elected for tho onstilng years:
PreBldont, II. H. Thlolscn; trcasuror,
J, II. Albort; Bocrotary, "Frank
I)nvoy.
' Tho nnnual report of Secretary F.
A, Tumor Is nppended:
Fob. 13, bal In troasury. .. .$127.90
Fob. 7, Salem brewery . , .
Fob. 13, A. 13. Aufranco .
Fob. 13, A. H. Aufranco . . .
March 3, postngo
Juno 9, pontago
July 2, Patton Ilros
July 9, U, F. Meredith . . .
July 28, Oregon Statesman.
C.70
3.00
13.55
3.00
COO
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2G.00
9.90
4.25
COO
3.50
20.00
Sept. 10, J. p. Itogora
Sopt. 19, pontago ..
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Sept. 20, W. S. Low
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Sopt. 21, C. II. lUnges
Oct. 2, N. D. Elliott 13.50
Oct. 3, ad In Chnmbor of
Cominorco Ilullotln ..... 5.00
Oct. lG.Hostlno & Qrcouhnum 11.75
Oct. 15, A. Huclcostoln . . .'. 8.77
Sopt. 20, to cash collected on
duos 'and deposited with
treasurer, $115, loss 5 per
cont collection feo 109.'Jri
Oct. 3 J, lmlanco In hands of
trennuror 97.39
Tho llrst throe ordorH above wore
luHtied prior ( my election its Hecro-
tnry, but woro not presented to tho
troaHiiror until after February 13,
1900. HoHpect fully Hiibmltted,
F. A. TUUNHlt, Sec
o
AhjIiiiu Dance.
Tho Unllowtiun cliineo that waH
gtvuu hiHt nlgjit, for tlio iiHylitm nt
teudauUi, woh ii Htiecawiful affair, and
roduaUd groat credit on the ladles
who gnv It.
A hull with myriads of yvllow
pumpkin hwuls, hllnkliiK through au
tumn Iwivm. urtUtloHlly plncail for
tuuo tollors, rnbod In gunnonts of
whlto, hud tho nwoel utmlus of an
orolioMtrn'n music uh 50 oottple glided
ovor a smooth floor, ijnd ono oan plo
turo tho scuiiH hint vonlug.
Tho 'footlights of tho flings w&ro
Jaok-o-laiituiKH, and tho docorntlnns
autumn lonvoH, whllo boblnd Htood u
tout with a cauldron at It entmnat)
Th tnt, ivt It doorwny, was lighted
by a candle, which shed Its palo
ItKht, and. n Iirt urtt would tmy
tnllow through a Hkull that was hu
man, Hiid tho peopla who entered loft
all hop behind. Anionic thoMt sur-
roundlngi two witch shI and ro-
xmtoX to tli.tr Kut.u th scroti, of
"fu
All was enjoyed. ovn tho rofrwli-
Illunlkl. u)llnh nntmlal.t.l nf aI.I.ih it
.... .....v.. .-..-.x,.. ... .,.... v
npium una uouguuum.
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Home say olty girls nro poor, Ignor
mint things. Home of thorn cannot
toll a horso from n cow, hut thoy
do know that HoIlUtor's . Rocky
Mountain Ten U oiio. of tho greatest
biumtlflors known. Ten or Tablets,
35 cents. Dr. Btonft'a Stoit.
Why You
Should Save
1'IllKT UctniikO U will noon glvo
you tho possession of n vory
Ming hum of nionoy nnd a ills
lHHlou anil clnmicter thnt
HioniiN hiicofM. It product'
thrift, fnsIoin fnm worry, nml
it fiMllng of ludcpctidonco.
RHC)XI lU'iui.o thorv nrt'
"mliiy Liy" ahead when on
account of iuvlilint, illsoaso or
old ng your Iiicoiuo ulll bo rut
olf or roiliirt-U. If you luivo
Kavril nothing, who Is golnu to
tuKo t'utv of you mid yours?
Open a Having nfcouut with in
mill bt'glti (o fciyt) now.
Savings Dfuurtt
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS?
X Marlon County Land Tha In
I Ohannlnff Ownership Prices I
T That Obtained.
ItH-H-frH-H 1 1 I 11 HI I H 1 1 I I I
Tho following real estate trnns
tsrs havo been placed on record In
th office of tho country recerder:
Clins. U. Barlow to Mary 13.
Whlto, undivided Vk, lots 3
and A, block 8, town of
Roy, w.d $ 150
J. H. and S. II. Mack to Geo.
Phlllpi, 3550 square feet,
block 1, Add. A, Woodburn
w.d 400
First ProBbytorlan church of
Woodburn to O. W. Philips,
5000 squaro feet of land In
Woodburn, w.d. .' 400
Cnrl It. Thompson, ot al to
John Scott, lot 85 Friends'
Oregon Colony, q.c.d 1
L. and L. Sandors to A. San
clor, 55.625 acres, T. 9 S.,
R. 2 W.J w.d 2000
Ellzaboth Dower to Lolla Wat
Ion, lot 1 and 2, block 10,
Truckoy's Add Salem GOO
Anna Scofl to Robert II. Scott,
lots G5 and G7, Frlonds' Col
ony; q.c.d 1
John Steolhammcr to Jnno
Adams, lots 20 and 21,
Frlonds' Coleny: q.c.d 1
Waltor Scott to Jano Adams,
lot 22, Friends' Colony;
q.c.d 1
Jnno Adnms to Robert II. Scott,
fruit lot GG, Friends' Col
ony; q.c.d 1
Anna Scott to Walter Scott,
lot 5G, Frlonds Colony; q.c.d. 1
E.nud J. S. Korb to Annn Scott,
lot 17, block '41, Scotts
Mills ,ond Frlonds' Colony;
q.c.d 1
E. and J. 8. Korb to Anna
Scott, lot 4, block 43, Scotts
Mills; q.c.d : 1
Oswnld West to Louis Aral,
land In T. 5 S R. 2 W., un
divided Vi Intorost; q.c.d.. 100
W. M. Mnhnny to Louis Arnl,
fi4'.7G acros, T. 5 S., R. 2
W.; w.d 100
13. C. Knlppor to C. W. Stogo,
lots I and 5, block 3, In
Engu 50
Oswnld West to Louis Arnl,
land In T. .5, R., R. 2 V.;
q.c 100
Stnr Land Co., to O'Nolll llros.
and Cnlbighau Co., 2 nnros,
Hoc. 2S, T. 9 8., It. 4 E.; also
lots 13 to 21 Inoluslvo, block
7, Nlngnrn; q.c 5
W. A. and O. Qullhot to 0'NI11
Hrott. and Callaghan Co., 100
Koriw In T. 9 S., R. 4 IS.; q.c. 700
E. C. Knlppor to J. J. Crnhnne,
lots 1, 2, 3, nud 7. In block
3, In Prutum; w.d 100
Mrs. M. IS. McCoy to George
W. I'eiirmlnn, a traot of
land onst of block 57, North
ShIfiu; w.d 10o
R. and Anna l'orllnh to A. Por
Hob, lots 40 nud 41 In
Hampden Park In Salem:
w.d 800
Total ?G13
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Hack limn low a.
John F. Sahrunk nud wife bnvo
r.lllr,1tl fmm .. tplll (o ,.,... wll0P0
t,,w vUUu,, llt t,ielr ,,, homo ,,,.
,llC rouml ln cnyton 0OHnly ,n-
eluding BUch ecntorH ns Elkndor.
M,vm0i auttonborg. and Colosburg.
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,n DQiawnro county. They woro
gouo about four months, nnd also
vUltod Wostorn town, Mapleton nnd
paubury, whero thoy also havo rola
tlvo and frlonds. Thai- put In four
months lucking four days, and then
did not get around to boo nil thoy
wanted to. Thoy found old Iowa
prosperous, although thoy had to
koop buijy getting out of tho way of
floods. Ono town was covered about
four foot In plnces with dirt wnshod
down hy summer rains. Tho floods
cost tho counties nntmnlly thousands
of dollars nnd nro a terror to tho
taxpayers. Thoy also Btopped at
Spokane. Pnlouso City and Moscow,
whoro thoy saw tmmenso wheat
crops. Sizing it nil up ho concludes
tljnt Oregon Is good enough for him
and ho would a lltt,le rather bo hero
than back In Iowa. Ho also 'stayed
in Sonttlo and Portland aud consid
ers both good cities, nolthor ono
much ahead of tho othor. Ho Is not
(frnldt to recommend tho west to
unyono who wants to pull up aud
.leavo tho east. At Pnlouso City nnd
I At Moscow there 1 n great deal of
jstroet jmvlng going ou and a lino
,cl:a of publlo buildluga going up.
file says electric rduds nro doing It
Thoy got homo all right, set up tholr
1 phonograph and had music ot tholr
own. right nway.
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Hew Dr. Rollrtud, presiding elder
of this dlttrlct for tht M. IS, church,
U visiting la the city.
OREGON'S
BIG RED
APPLES
Willamette Valley to Regain
' Its Old-Time Rep
utation Apples from Hood River havo a
rival.
From tho Wlllametto valley comes
a now Richmond ln tho field, and the
growers from Hood River and those
from tho Wlllametto valley will soon
bo struggling to soo whlqh can bo
euro tho highest prlco per box. At
present tho Hood River orchards are
In tho lend, but
Well, Just wait until tho farmers
Up Woodburn way pray, spray and
send their Baldwins to market, that's
nil.
Six hundred boxes of apples "us
aro apples" arrived ln Portland to
day from Marlon county, and they
Immediately began making a nolso
llko Hood Rivers. When they nro
placed In n down-town show window
Portland consumers will realizo thnt
Hood River Is not tho only npplo or
chard In Oregon.
From up Woodburm wny camo an
apple enthusiast this morning with
W lino of blUBhlng Baldwins of tho
first water. Listen, ho speaks for
himself.
"Evoryhody knows," said the
booster, "hat tho Wlllamotto volloV
can ralso as flno apples as Hood Riv
er or any plnco olso on earth. The
troublo Is, howovor, to convlnco tho
growers and mako thorn cultlvnto
tholr orchards. When flno npples
como from tho valley tho dealers
only wnnt to glvo 75 conts or 80
conts a box for them. Sometimes It
Is posslblo to mnko them glvo $t.
but what wo want nt least, Is $1.23
wholcsolo, and thoy nro worth $1.75
to $2 rotall. But If wo will tako thoso
groat Wlllamotto valley apples to
donlors and sny thoy nro from Hood
River woll, wo can namo our own
price.
"Whnt wo want Is to havo the
Wlllamotto valloy opplo recognized.
Wo'ro going to show what can bo
dona ln tho npplo lino up our wny.
Today wo will havo ln Portland n
carload of porfoctly sound npples,
rnlsod by W. M. Cllno, noar Wood
bum. Thoso will compnro with any
Baldwins that over camo from Hood
Itlvor. Wo aro starting n campaign
for good iipplos In tho vnlley. The
growers need only bo shown thnt
they can get n good prlco to Induce
them to oultlvnte tholr orchards and
pick tho fruit properly.
"Very .few growors pay attention
to tholr orchards now, nnd no von
dor. Thoy only rocolvo four-bits or
so a box. In truth wo receive many
apples which aro In no condition for
the murkot, and wo feed them to the
hogs. But If wo can Induce n smalt
number of fanners to specialize on
npples nnd mako thorn attractive for
the market, others will Imitate tholr
exnmplo, nnd In a fow yoars the Wll
Inmotto valley will bo putting out ap
ple which will mako Hood Rlvor
hustlo to keep up."
Tho war for supromucy for good
npntoB Is on. Plonse pass the apple
snss.
Heart
Like a Clock
The pulsation of the heart
marks tlio passage of the blood
through the veins, just as the
ticking of a clock indicates the
flight of moments of time.
Palpitation, fluttering or irreg
ular action reveals the fact that
the heart is running down
and unless strengthened, is
liable to stop at any time un
der some weakening influence,
such as excitement, overwork,
or intense mental or physical
strain. To regulate the heart
action, you should take
Dr. Miles Heart Cure when
any symptoms of a weak heart
is apparent. It has no equal.
Sometlmo niro I had a very seven
pain around my heart, and most ct
the ttico I had iv heavy beating or
throbbltur of tho heart, it would beat
co that whon I lay down at night It
would sound like a small clock lu bed
vlth me, 1 could count the ticking.
With every little tueroUe. or walking
I felt like my heart would glvo out.
and I wouU bo o tired I would have
to lie down and rwt. I suffered qulta
. whlU In this way. then 1 concluded
to trr Ir. Miles' Heart Cur. I had
not taken It Ions until I boron to feel
eaalr, and wo continued, and tho med
icine entirely cured roe. I am very
trrauful for the treat Kod I received
front Ur, Mlle.v lU rt fSr "
JOSEPH muUPHRAD.
' KlBdUy. Illinois.
Dr. Mile' He-art Cure la told by
your druqoUt. v. ho will ouarantee that
the first lettla will benon. If It fall
M will refund your money,
Uiim Mtdical Co., Elkbart, lad
Accidents
' Wil
Happen!
PiilIWrUifl
And whoa they do
need a
liniment and
need It nt once. At '
IwWAwmsii war cv n unnu a
i
bottle of
PROF. DEWS
KIKG CACTUS OIL
This ?rcat manetl7cd,-oothlnff nnd
healing remedy speedily cures ult hurts
ot man or beaut nnd always
Heals
Without
A Scar
It curo'i cuts, snralns, bruises, sores.
I swcllltisjs. lnmoncwi, old wounds, lum
linito. chunncd hands, frost bites, etc .
nnd Is tho Htnndnrd remedy for barbed
lro cuts on animals, harness nua
I Kiuldlo calls, scratches, grcaso heel,
calscd udder, Itch, mango, etc.
it boils wound from tho bottom up
nnd Is thoroushly nntlseptle. KINO
CACTUS OIL Is sold by drults In
' iJc.&oo. und l liottlos, 3 amnW decor
ated onns, or fcnl prepaid by tho mapu-
.rtcttirers, OLNEV & JMcUAlo. Clinton,
low, If not obtalooblo at your drug-
e stv.
Accspt no Subatltuto.
Kor halo by
O. W. PUTNAM' CO.,
Druggists.
135 North Commerctai
SALEM. OREGON.
DR. KUM
Wonderful CHINESE DOCTOR
17111 treat you with Oriental horbi
and euro any disease- without operation
or pain.
Dr. Kum is known everywhere in
Salem, and bus curod many prominent
pooplo hero. lie has lived in Salem
for 120 yeras, and can bo trusted. He
uius many modlclnes unknown to white
doctors, and with them can cure
catarrh, asthma, lung troubles, rheu
matism, stomach, liver, and kldnoy dis
eases. Or. Kum makes a specialty of dropsy
and fcmalo troubles., Ill remodioi
euro prlvato diseasos whon everything
olso fails. Ho has hundreds of testi
monials, and gives consultation freo.
Prices for medicines very moderate.
Persons In tho country can write for
I blank. Bend stamp. i
If you want some extra flno tea, (rot
It from us.
DE. KUM BOW WO CO.,
1C7 South High street, Salem, Oregon.
Opposite Hotel 88lem P. O. Box 1R5.
General
..Machine Works..
K. M. KIGIITLIXGEU,
Mnclilulbt nnd MantiKcr.
17H South Liberty St.
VKmilLI) ANYTHING THAT
aN IJB MADE FltOM IRON OH
STEEL. NONE HUT FIRST-CLASS
WORKMEN EMPLOYED.
General Repairing Solicited
9-10-lm
Southern PnclAa-TliuoCard, Effective
Saturday, Aug. IB.
Toward Portland Train Arrives,
No. 1G 5:30 n. m... Oregon ex
press. No. 14 8:23 a. m Cottage Grove
express.
No. 12 4:49 p, m Oregon ex
pross. No. 22211:18 a. m., through
fast freight.
No. 22G 11:65 a. m., local way
freight. Departs 12:45 p. m.
Toward San Francisco.
No. 15 10: G6 p. m California
oxpresa.
No. 13 G:23 p. m., Cottago Grove
express.
No. 1110:38 a. m., California
express.
No. 22511:25 a. m., local way
freight. Departs at 11:55 a. m.
No, 2213:20 a. m., through fast
frolghu
HOLLISTEr.'S
Mcky Msimtain Tea tfuggtts
A Btiy Mdkla f Buy Popl.
Irlirt QMm HwJta aai Rtd Vhjw.
aud avkrb It m It Ky Miiiu JltTllauS
q " Ti n tii7xr, Mdii,wu. '
uAJOZH KWiCETS FOR SALlOW fftf
TiSJrao ty -iLM
docsn
YOU
WISE?
lins "let down the bars" to tho inrouds of competition,
No matter how complete nnd flno your stock Is, tlio Improprr
lighting mid worse ventilation of your store will turn away nun;
probable purchasers n grcnt ninny more tlinn you Imagine or
admit!
Tho Full trudo in the majority of enscs is that part ot the yearly
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business which Is grcntcst hi ntuoiiut nnd profit. Tliere Is ample
time between now nnd tho first of November to wire for Electric
Light or to erect an Electric Sign.
salespeople. Our reduced rntes' for current on meter hnslj pot the'
use of Electricity within tho reach of every storekeeper. Iara ,
the truth nbout costs; our representative with facts nnd flgnrtil
Is nt your service.
Portland General Electric Co,
tovia..TftVjBffivgSlSSCjafe?j?
TUB TOWN OBIEB.
Couldn't make an announcement
that would please the publlo better
than when wo tell them that their
laundry work will be done to perfec
tion and the Salem Steam Laundry
can't be competed with anywhere ia
the country for the perfection of Its
work oa linen, sllba or woolens. "We
defy competition in this line, because if
ihere wore any better methods we
would havo them at once. Try the
Salem Steam Laundry. Prices right.
SALUH STEAM LAUXDKY.
Colonel, J. Olmstead, Prop.
PHONE 26. 136-160 8. Liberty St
li. S. Gilc & Co.
Wholesale Grocers and Com
mission Merchants
In the market at all times for
dried fruit and farm produce of all
kinds.
Special
VO haVO for RMlA A fAW nnnln n
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lag and slicing machines; equipment
for a large dryer; will make a low
prlc.
THE BEST
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Is what the people want, and A. L. HARVRv
Knows that want. Hl3 grocery lino Is nlways complete
esn't handlo nny other. His vogetablcs aro first-class ' 1Cl H
A. L. HaVetV Co? C? and
' mgn Streets
w
A store or plnco of business which is not lighted by Elcclrlcltr
An electrically lighted interior nnd exterior arc just as nci-
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snry for successful store trade ns the right line of good nml clever I
SALEM, OREGON
Band
Instruments
Phonographs
Records
Stringed instruments
miiojrnl ciirwirics.
Don't forget that we fc
the goods and that they
for sale at reasonable p
f. L. SAVAGE J
At J. Wenger's Old .
247 Commercial '
Sepalrlng instruments S-
i..i. i. thn source rf
satisfaction. Why not spec'
of it wisely now ow
a rrtfTS'
us?
Bkir, Uwreoc&!
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