! ."VBWSBJ'! J",?"""' v - o ess rt li c f Aviiii . ",- - f Ulllt I S3 .m. 0 au cine, a eat 1C1TIP w. " W CV .riVB7,r,V"' 5 -?UA I0PS IN THE EAST S Kepnnea oy me water- ville Times and Hop Peporler Tho local market tho past week las remained In about tho samo po- . ktlon as heretofore as lack of de- aand from brewers and nbsenco of f ... . ... leavy arrivals oi new nops make tho Jarket very dull. Wo do not hear""" '"' "" ,nsc even" any further export buying thlsl Lt. nn thn lornl tnnrtnf rn M,nvu" DluR "" "10 as OVOr naS laclflc coast wo hear of buying for V . ,.., ...... i ir u'iraiuiuieu wuru urusiB in UlOir lino. Ktl'U'l uuuuuub iu uiuj,uu ub u v ICc, but tho purchasing has not been leavy. rrimo to cnoico hops nro re sorted sold at 14 to lGc In Oregon, End scvoral hundred bales havo bocn old In Yakima, Wash., at 13 to 15c. In Now York Stato buying for export las beon of vory small proportions Ellis week, and tho market for lower trades has also boon qulot. Prices bid rango from 19 to 23c, tho lat- lor for export. Tho London market reported In tho samo position as Iho market here. Tho German mar kets arc active and slightly higher. Notes. Tho Morrlsvlllo Lcndor, Octob- Cth says: Tho transactions In hops n tno local market Blnco our last port havo not boon largo, although I iovoral of tho smaller lots havo beon'"" .".. "" "co. "" '"r"u" . (old at about former prices. Tho Oneonta Hernld, October 25th rays: Tho local market is moro nc-i. , . . i i Ive. A number of sales havo boon undo at 20c, and for choice export grades from 21 to 23c hns boon paid. Tho Otsego Farmer, Octobor 2Gth, lays: it is estimated that botwoen tOO nnd 400 bales havo found their vay Into tho dcnlors' hands during Iho pnBt week at prices ranging from &0 to 22c Many growors nro hold ing for n higher price. , ThoTho Morrlsvlllo Leader, Octob or 25th, snyst L. W. Burroughs In forms uo that ho has purchased sov- feral hundred bales during tho past veck at a uniform prico of 20 cents Zomparntlvoly few growths in this lection remnln unsold, and by tho end of tho month fow lots of tho new brop will remnln In tho growors' bands. It looks ns though 20c iould bo nbout as much as will bo realized this season. Tho Coblesklll Indox, Octobor 25, fays. Tho local market displays a gardening tondency nnd slightly In- Ireased prices. Among tho lots pur- Iliased nro thoso of Arthur Tlnguo Ind tho George A. Shnfor estate, Tho Kind You Havo Always In use for over 30 years, . and has hecn matio uuuer i !:- yZ-t- sonalstipervLsIou Blnco Its Infancy. 7s!77jiA. a u...,.n aha fminpnivo vou In this All Counterfeits, Imitations 5dcpeimeuis uiat iru ..... " r ,. lKfkt HHd ChUdreu-Experlonco airalust kxpoo WU What is CASTORIA flutoife te harmless Buhstltute f.nlTt gorlc, Drois uiid Soothlnsr Syrups. It ti"!v" ontahia neither Opium, Morphtoo g2 substance. Its ago Is Its guarantee. , W ,d WtaS and allays Fcvcrlshncss. It cures P jj Wj Colle. It relieves Tcethlngr Troubles, cures Conjao and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, WjJ"JJ tea,Aaud Bowels, siilnk? bca "O "Jtural Tlw CWldrfta Tanacca- Tho Mother's I rleud. GENUINE CASTORIA -WAY8 Btfa tht &Ly4ffl The Kind You Haie Always Boit In Us For Over 30 Yeart- . MMTf. W rkZrrTT "ryrccioraltsareEularcmi,,hrtir i"."5 ""'.??" oodofs nejlclne. cmn. ..j!.i . . -..- coughs. If your doctor fully endorses It for it. Never no contrary t,i ,:,. "Lc.r E0 "ntrary to his advice. J.C.ArrC.. - urfnirtuDnt. Irfnr.ll. Mm. bought by J. h. Tator, who has also purchased about 200 bales In Seward and Sharon. Tho usual nrlrn nnt.i r I Tho Schohalrle Republican, Oc .tober 25th, says: Favorable weath er for baling hops has enabled grow ers to get their crops In shapo for delivery or snlo during tho past ,weok. Many lots have been weighed (and shipped. Few sales havo been iuuuu, uui mo market Is firm, es pecially for shipping quality. Tho largest sale reported Is that of P. J. Mattlco, of Mlddlcburgh, 115 bales. t0 Borst & Sldnoy of .thls village " ' "" B,Mra M,uom hccu " , i,,u UVUKn K "owers- minstrels in chnrcn nf .T. TT Smith ni.fi , .,,. , w u "b iae PcninB was oxconont and H 8C m lj0au aua tn08Q w artists In tholr lino. Tho opening overture by tho com pany was well received, tho band be ing an excellont one. Solos by Earl Flynn, John Hlgglns, Harry Porrlll nnd Den Horner woro nbovo tho or dinary, but when Barney McConncll sang "Gonovlove," ho brought down tho houso and It wns necessary to ito respond to several encores. When iRoswell J. Wright, tho phenomenal mnlo soprano, sang "Would You Caro" tho audience went wild and many would not bellevo that Mr. Wright was a mnlo Impersonator. Ho Is Mr. Wright nnd Is all right. Tho arrival of Sousa and his band mado tho audlcnco act llko over- I grown children, and this act which la stlrrltin1 !! Tlnnnti i Tsttnci , , tons in lino direction, mu suconu I part of tho program was as good as t ft n float i wl tnrilai ri wt flAiina , , ., ,,,,, . , ijuki's ui ii biuu-h;jiiuiuk miiiiru nuu ' . . ..? othor good specialties, anions human which Qarlos Brothers springs easily ranked first. Thcso mon nro cxcollont ncrobnts nnd mndo n lilt wltlj tholr special ty and numerous features which nmusod tho nudlonco. J. II. Smith tho manager of tho compnny Is striving to mnko Ills show of tho kind that ranks first nnd auceceds admirably In his efforts. Thoy ilinvn nnnenred' in Lend several times and tho prosont attraction by far oxcolls that of any of tholr previous ongngomonts. D ondwood (South Dakota) Plonoor Tlmos. This attraction ' Is nt tho Grand Oporn Houso Friday night. o Famous Rtrlko llrcnkcrn. Tho most famous strlko broakors In tho land nro Dr. King's Now Llfo Pills. When liver nnd bowels go on Btrlko, thoy quickly settlo tho trouble and tho purifying work goes right on. Best euro for constipation, head acho and dizziness. 25c at J. C. Perry druggist. Bought, anil which has beea hns homo tho Rlffnntnro or nd Jiwts-irood" hub fiynature of " T'L DAILY CAT1TAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON. TllUItSDAV, NOVEMBKK 8, 1906. COOK SAYS CAN'T STAND FOR STRIFE Tenders His Resignation to Board As Superintendent of Portage Railway Superintendent L. S. Cook, of tiro stato portage railway, yesterday aft ernoon tendered his resignation to tho portnge board. His reasons for taking such sudden nnd unexpected action, ns represented by him, woro that thero wns too much friction bo tweon himself and Traffic Manager Smith, of tho tho Open River nsso- cintion, and I. H. Taffe, tho wealthy fish canner of Celllo, and ho does not caro to servo any longer undor such unpleasant conditions. His resigna tion was not nccepted by tho board but definlto action upon it has boon deferred until tho members of tho board meet with tho Open River as sociation In tho office of J. N. Teal In Portland on Saturday. No Information could bo obtained from tho board ns to tho naturo of tho troublo betweon Suporintondout Cook nnd tho other parties and the news was not to havo boon glvon out at all but It leaked out Inadvertent ly. So far as can bo learned Mr. Cook's services havo beon entirely satisfactorily and tho dlfforoncos nro thought to bo purely of a pcrsonnl character. In his report to tho board for tho month of October, Mr. Cook Btntos, that ho was ' obliged to dlschargp Locomotlvo Englncor Colllngs, on ac count of his excesslvo thirst for that cup that cheers and Inebriates, and for other misconduct, which rondor cd his services uncertain nnd unsat isfactory, and ho hns employed in his stead a man by tho namo of Os- borno who, Mr. Cook snys, has been an engineer for years and nppcnrs to bo a first class man and without vicious linblts. Ho also reports that tho heavy shipments of grain nro moving out gradually and satisfactorily nnd that, up to tho closing dnto of tho roport a total of 29,151 sacks of wheat had beon moved from points on tho uppor rlvor, and estimates that thuro aro about 27,000 snckB at different points nwaltlng shlpmont, mnklng tho total number to bo hnulod dur ing tho soason G4.000 Backs. Thoro nro nbout 11,000 sneks on hand nt Big Eddy at present, awaiting shlp mont. Tho total cost of oporatlng tho road for the month of October, including salaries, repairs, otc, Is DG9.39. I'nlth nud Fact, Faith Is ono thine nnd fact Is an other, It soino tlmos tnkos any amount of faith to produce ono fact. Yonrs of earnest work and fnlth havo p rod u cod ono fact about medicine that is dosorviiiK of mention here. If pooplo who nro troublod with son- oral weakness through overwork, dis sipation or oxposuro can got a roniP- dy that will mnko rich rod blood from tho food thoy eat, tholr rotum to health Is assurod. Good blood Is tho llfo of tho body ns woll ns the norvos. Woak, sickly, jmlo people who suffer with Indlcostlou dyspep sia, Blck.hwidache, loss of stronKth and ambition, having dizzy spoils and always tried, can bo eurod sound nnd well with Dr. Ounn's Blood and Nerve Tonic Sold by druBfc'Ists for 7Cc per box, or 3 boxes for $2. This tonic acts in a common sense way, curing disease by giving strength to resist It. . o Mrs. L, D. Oeor and son, Iiort, who have boon enjoying llfo In thdlr cot tage at 8oat Rooks, for a couple of weeks, returned yesterday to their homo In'corvaillsT' Bert 'exp&ts to go to Pendleton to occupy .tho por tion of nlgnt eoitor on mu inuun 1 -Toledo Leader. Mado Happy for Life. ' Great happiness camo lnto the home of S. C- Blair, school superior tendent, at St. Albans, W. Vs.. when his little daughter was restored frotu tho dreadful complaint he names. Ho say;s "My little daughter bad Sg Vitus dance, which yielded to n treatment but grew steadily wors until as a last resort we tried Elec tric Bitters; and I rejoice to say three bottles effected a complete; eure." Quick, sure euro for nervou complaints, general debility, femali weakness, Impoverished blood d malaria. Guaranteedvby J.f Q. perry 1 drug store. Frfeeiesc o p Salmon will bt cureel by a cew lroces at the Tmcoft cannery, t Aitork. " , j. i ii i aiiitt(itiit !(! ttiiHKiaiamtciigitnntmiaiB i timj X CLASSIFIED. DEPARTMENT ;i ria llCltICitll FOR RUNT. ?or Kent.- Furnished and unfur nished rooms at 790 North Com merclnl St. M. A. Dlco, Prop. 5-1-tf FOR WAXB. fFor Sale or Rent. My 80-acro farm at Liberty, on torma to suit tho purchaser. Call on O. J, Daniels, C50 North Winter street. ll-7-2w fFor Snlo. Flno corner lot nnd small rottngo In tho best rcsldonco por tion of tho city, two blocks north of State hoiiBo. Lot largo enough for three houses. Inuqlro of F. W. Powor, 390 North Summer street. 1 1-2-1 w WAHTBD. Wanted. A placo whero a young boy con work for his board and room and go to school. Address Wlllamotto University. 9-24-tt For Railroad Work Men and teams wanted by Wil lamette Constt uctlon Company. Ap ply at ofllco. Ladd & Bush bank build ing, upstairs. 10-1-tf Wanted A girl or womnn for gen eral housowork, must bo good cook. Wages $25 por month, 57S Stato streot. ll-7-3t IjOST. Iahi a imckngo of dry goods, sun- 4K4W4A44 posed to bo lost bctwoon Stock ton's storo nnd Brooks station. A sultnblo rownrd will bo given by sending package or lettor of infor mation to Mis Eva Davis, Brooks, Oregon. 11-7-lw IHt -A gold stick pin; owl's head with ruby eyes. Finder rotum to Salem bank for rownrd. ll-7-3t Iiost. A 22-WlnchoBtor ropentor rlllo, botwoen Salem nnd Shorldan; $5 reward for return of samo to Journal ofllco. 1 1-2-2 wk MISCELLANEOUS. Tiilu-n Up. Ono Jorsoy cow nnd spotted heifer. Both fonco break ers. Owner como and pay chnrgos and tako away. George Swegle. 1 1-7-3 1 Hohh & HrlggN Cariontcra and con tractors. Job work dono to ordor promptly. Shop at 19th and Stato ' streots, opposlto Kpploy's storo. Tliono 424. ll-C-lm 1'lfiiHo Pay Up All who owo tno will plonso pay at onco, ns I can not further dolay sottlemont. F. A Wiggins. 10-10- At Mrs. C. II. WnlkorH -221 Com morclnl street, you can got your clothes dyed, donned, pressed or ropnlrod. Anything from a pair of kIovcb to tho most olaborato silk gown. Velvet collars put on, nnd nil goods paid for If Injured, Phono 1245. Ilutto & AWmlrnitli. Flno wines, llQiiors nnd cigars. Wo handlo tho celebrated Kellogg and Castl whiskies. Cool and refreshing boor constantly on draught, South Com mercial streot. 0-3-lyr finleiii Iron Work. Foundors, ma chinists and blacksmiths, Manu facturers of all kinds of sawmill machinery. Hqp and fruit drying stoves, etc. Manufacturers of tho Salem Iron Works Hop Pross. BUTTtRNUT BREAD It Is worth moro than any othor bread, yot tho prico Is no higher. For salo at your grocer's. - - OALIPOIIKIA HAKERY. Thomas & Cooley, Props. At tho Old Ktmul Bam Casto an nounces that lio is still at the old stand, at tho fair grounds, pre pared to broak or trnjn horses for road or track. Prices reasonable, and satisfaction guaranteed, Alsc fine road horso for salo. 10-12-tf lttuinrss opprtuni,lr','A manager to tako charge of office and also do road work In ronnoctlon with magazine subscription agency es tablished 20 years, doing a busi ness of 1200,000 per year. A person who Is responsible and ex pressive In meeting people and canvassing, who will not object to appointing agents and working with them ia bis territory. To such a person wo will pay a month ly salary, a commission, ana" also a further Interest la tbe business of said torritory that will bring la a permanent return and Income. Address Tbe Home Magatine, Box 46 Indianapolis, lad, 9-25-od-6w aUUsM AX9 200 rAOTOKTm rtsirifircsws! asBUctarec 9k. diwrs. sseuldisae. All klaik U fcocee iaM aa4 seM we4 wek. Trot skeei, bet 4 M 0Mi. ! 'ltltillltttitfitilf I H LODGM. raesters or AMffiM Court Sherwood Foresters, ICo, 19. Tsedy la Hunt hall, Stat street. U. S. Xldftf, O, R.; A. L. Brows, Y. 8, Central Lodge Xe, 18, K. ef P. OatI Hall in HoIuirh block, eeraer Kt and Liberty strcots. Tuexlajr cts week at 7:30 p. in. J. O. Gfba. C. 0. W. I. Stly, K. of R, aad 8. Modern Woodmea of America. Ore gon Cedar Camp No. Q240. Meets every Thursday ovenlnR at 8 o'cloek In Holmaa hall. W, W. UUl, V. O) P. A. Turner, CTerk. Woodmen of WorW. Meet every Fri day night at 7:30, ia Holmaa hall F. R. Capper, C. C. P. L. Frasior, OIk. NKW AND SKCOND-HAND GOODS. cw anil HccoHU-UaH Bought and sold, also ran gee, stoves and cooking utensils, dish es, granite and tinware of all kinds Gtvo ua a call. O, L. McPeek, 179 South Commercial Bt. S-13-ly UXTWtiB9GW Dr. K. J. Yowiff. Veterinary Burgees . ,aad dentist; 83 years' experleaee. All work guaranteed. Difficult sr glesl opemtlona a specialty. These 081, Offlce at Club Stables. Phoae 7, Balcm, Oregoa. 3-9-tf riATKBBKS. lieo. ai. iiarr l'lumuiBK, not water and steam heating and tinning, 104 Commercial stroet. Phone Main 192. 9-1-ly M. J, Petsel Plumbing, stoam and gas fitting. BuccMior to Knox t, Murphy, 220 Commercial street, 'Phono Main 17. A. I. Fraxer SucccMor (6 Burroughi & Fritter, plumber and tlnne--. Msau faaturer of copper and galvanise.1 Iron cornlco, and metal skylight, 103 8tato stroet. 'Phono 1011. Spent wisely Is tho Bourco or much satisfaction. Why not spond a little of It wisely now buying groceries of usT Baker, Lawrence & Baker Successors to Ilarrltt k Lawrence. TficFashiofl Stables rorawly sMmpeoa's fMaelea. Up-to-date livery ana cab line. Funeral turnouts a specialty. Tally ho for picnics and yxeurilooi, PLone 44. OHAS. W. YANNKB, Prop. 247 and 810 High Street. Highest Price Por pouiriiv and v.aas POTATOES ONIONS AND ALL PHODUCB CAPITAL COMMfSSrON CO. 267 Commercial St. HOTFI ORFGON Contf rf sereaia aad itark aRrH n.,.. zwl,.. Fortlaad, Orefoa. The bmw a4 atedwa koM of ke eHy CsUrs parttcalarly te reeideate ef aW lea Sad other Oregon citiee. Kvreeea plsa. Free bus. Hats 11.09 fe &j aa4 vpward. HaiUoaiw4 grUI la te Weet, as4 prleee as low ae la a4e Iri attractive. Dally Capital JowimJ m Ale. WMMnX'MOKMXBOVl KOTKL OO. H. S. Gite & Co; WkokIe Grcr and Com miswloai Hswcfeaat In the market at all times for dried fruit and farm produce of all kinds. We bare for sale a lev apple pew Ing and slicing wacblaee; HHiasseat t lr tW W,H w - Ml sW'bssbbbbSbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbV DMAYMEW. , i It. O. Cumml cceseorto?ftSrrE5 Cummins, express, delivery am transfer Hao. PromjK .Mrvk irn1, our motto. Furniture and pk, moving a specialty. Stand at IS I South Commercial BtroeL Pene 175. Residence phoae 9C8. S-4-tt OSTXOPATKS. DC. W. L. Mercer. Graduato of Klrhr vllle, Mo., under founder of oetee patsr. Kooas 83-28 Breymsa bldg., Commercial St. Phoae 910. Rest dcaea 419 Nc-rik Summw street. Fhone 614. Treats ut'e mA eareeU dlwaves. KxaMlsatleft free. WATKR COMPANY, SALEM WATF COWfAMlf ornc otxT xaia. I'or water srvlee affly al Bill payable asoataly la adrtiec Make all eowplalsVs at tke oe. 2 INSUltANCR. Lincoln AaHulty Vnleii. llek, aeV' dent and peailoa lasuraRee; S,' 000,000 pledged; every, claim fHild. 't Good agents wanted. J, It. O. Moatgomery, supreme organiser, Box -133 Salem, Oregon, K, X. Ityan, secretary, 546 Slate street. ui..iii.i,aijiipa SALUM HOP nKALMIM. ji . U Krvbs llros, Growers of and eav ers In hops, Salem, Oregon. FhoM 131. Office over Salem Kate Bank, 116 Commercial street. O, C, Donovan Hop Hiorckant re rosonts bost firms In America, Cer ner Commercial and 8tate streets, Balom. Phone Main 137, Tho nbovu cut shows oir tjrlcJs; llned Torrid 'ono Furnace. Guar anteed gas and dust proof. Econom ical nnd durnblo; for tho particulars Inqulro nt - ?A. L. FRASER J.1H Htnto Kdwt. Ultimate furnished on hunting. HOT RATIONS That's 'v'ant you waut these chilly days, ami at our placo you got nothing cold, and always tke bost thu market affords. Wliito Houso Restaurant (IKOItOK IlltOH, Props. Ordor a iiackage or tktsf famous health and bralji bV'l'U'ig oiira eW)r soma good old 'fasbloaed New KHglawl Hrews Hrt'Nd, A chance at right hot loaf will make you. think you aro In Boston.' With MUrn' Hvlf-rUlHg U. H. H. Kkmr you can make bread just like the Puritans used to tnako. tt-It PMHrak Klowr Is also a puro food; solf rtslng and all ready to mix with water and bake on a hot griddle. B B Trado Mark. ALLEN'S B B B TLOUR CO. PwclMo tot Factory, 8m Jwr, CV1. KMterii Kactory. W4 Wolf MUK Hwa, Wis. I If ittltffl MltMNIrlOftt Mumtwin 'AK.M.CUUUI tWM t WM Wli Wn mm ies re tut. . ti KSfXa-U-Tr fc,,,l4J.l-rt wvw - I MVeWICA(.SO..4MT4. g fu oi isBsiBSlBliBHPV aBSsHBaEBBBBBBlBBBBBBBBBBV Jbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbibbbbbbbiibbsbbbbbi ' VBBBBBBBBBWBBsH ' SsUBBBBBBBraflHsBBBBBBlBB , TdJSlBBBlBBBBBH SHBBSKBaMBBBBHBa'- i ssWWubbVHhBbbbbibbbbbbbbbh ' nrBSBBBBBfclBBBBBBBBWHr- ymiia X. 'sBBBBBBv MP UP WffKm 4 - 'i 'il I S ml n ft