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DAILY OAI'I TAL JOURNAL, SALKM. OREGON, MONDAY, DECKMl.BIt
10, moo.
I. OF 0 '-
GLEE
CLUB
L0us College Association
WillDeligniaaiem music
Lovers Friday
n event long looked forward to
the appmrnnco or tno university
flnn nw1 f CI 1 f 1 - 1 I ""MtltiM
l Oregon uivc u .uu..uu..u ,uU0.
hich E a ono-nlgnt performance
t the Giand Opera House, Friday
veiling, December i4tn. Tiie jolly
allege bo 9 aro always welcomed
Lith outstretched arms in Salem, and
itfir coming this year Is hailed with
,ore enthusiasm than ever before.
fhfl IdCt inul UJU BL-iuur umaa oi uio
lgh school has taken tho manage
ment of tho concert in this city un-
6er its auspices lends to tho confl-
lenco of tho theatre-going public,
Lho aro nlwnys looking for good nt-
Iractlons. A gleo cluo concert comes
tat onco a year, and It Is different
Irom any other production on the
load. Tho only play by a profession
al troupe that has boon on this coast,
knd which has nny similarity to a
klce club Is Qeorgo Ado's famous
tipera, a uoncgo wiuow, n. piuy
hat has takon ovory city by storm.
The lT of O. Gleo and Mandolin
Clubs aro under tho direction and
leadership of Professor Irving M
Glen, df-an of tho collego of music at
Itao State University, and a perfect
organization Is tho result of his
kareful training. .
Tho mandolin club Is under tho
Dead rahl,) of Robin II. Nelson, of
LUbanj. Thoy have n very "lino list
of pleres In tholr portion of the con
cert, which Is alono wortn tno price
at admission.
Tin gleo club is headed by Profes-
or Glen, who Blngs tho "Prologue to
IPogllacl," and will also bo heard in
ttro selections with tho club.
William Nenl carrlos tho solo In a
flushing Song" with tho entlro
club Ho also has a solo.
Monotonous Lnnguago Lovers,"
itiy tho club Is very catchy and comlo-
al, and is billed for n hit.
A now Oregon song by Lou Hon-
derson, a momber of tho club, will bo
ting In public for, tho first tlmo In
tic r. it Friday. It Is a beautiful
MlMljn, and would do credit to a
compo- r much moro oxperionceu
Ftban u Mr Hondorson. Of course,
the fat nus "Orogon toast" Is on tho
program, and will opon the concert.
Beall s thoso tboro aro many more
Klec'kns worthy of montlon, but
pan forbids detailed enumeration.
Th comedy portion of tho concert
U as good as ovor. Roy Kelly heads
the ll t with n numbor of clever
tunt, which nro said to be slde
Pbttr i Mr. VanDusen carries the
Iwdii:,: i.nrt In tho skotch "Scenes of
follcg Life," which olosos the por
fornn" This part Is always pleas
ing, an 1 gives a gllmpso of college
If' Th latest song hits aro given.
ad !. i vholo skit Is a round of
laugh
Th whole program, tho stunts, old
toll- 3 -011K8. nonular ballads, classic
sele. iiM and tho mandolin music
all B 1 1 mako up one of the beet pro-
due' s that will visit Salem this
win "
Th i aro 30 members In the clubs
b(sid , Manager Glafko, Professor
Glen and tho piano accompanist.
Tne ttU larrlvo In Salem Friday
wornng. and In tlio uftornoon thoy
IU tlo a few short talks and a
short entertainment to tho high
school students.
Ta concert In this city Is being
managed by Ralph Cronlso, from
hcru reservations for parties con be
had
Notice of Estray.
Notice Is hereby gives that the uu
derslgned has taken up one sorrel
toare about sir rears oldl weight
about 900 pounds; white strlpo la
forehead; white right hind foot,
alte left fore foot; brand 5 circle
0n right shoulder; foretop and tall
fobbed off. Duo notice has beon
posted according to law, and appraise
mem it value made by Justice of the
Peace L. F. Evans, of Brooks dis
trict, and notice filed with the coun
clerk of Marlon county. November
10. 190C. Owner can recover prop
rty by Identifying samo and paying
ts as provided by lawi
W. H. EGAS.
1I-53-tf Brooks, Oregon
J-nglifch us Sho Is Spelt.
Teacher Spell "through."
Pnpu -Roosevelt or Webster?
p&5dt:nbia Press.
Of Interest To Women.
rft0 SVu JVOmm as, aro not Piously oul
..WU.IBUIHOQ nave exacting duties
pcrfornY either In tho wav nf ,.-.
Id caresW In social duils nnrt fi..
tlohWrlotisly tax their strengt,,,
aswcn ST to Yursing mothers, Dr. Pierce's
lavcrltoPrf Vriptlon has proed a most
valuable suiting tonic and luvlgorat
Ing ncrvliw. By Us., timely . mm-h
qvWH. 'Ljltliig tabic anil the
frtf." ,- -U otl t'nvjd t.f thigm -
vJu.aPJi v . Ali'j'r.ilnedv aw r. 4.,-V
tajnjmiw v ,0 - Favorite Prwcnt)
tldh" lias pru tn u greatboon to expectant
mothers by propsTlng the Jysiem for the
coming of 1 .), thereby rendering child
birth safo, r,.j , mid almost painless.
Hear In mind, J)Ipii--o tlut Dr. Vii row's
Favorite Proscription It not t. a-cm or
patent mcdklnr.a i,.mt'..''li tho nwt
Intelligent people ir.c q, lie. nriruily
averso, bwa. .0 uf th u.lc. .-tali .y ai to
tholr comiKioltlon and harmkMcUuracUr,
Olll IS a MRPtCINK OF tWOW.V OOMIHV I-
tio.v, a full list of nil It lusredlent Wlnt
printed, In plain Liiftlinh, on every bottle
wrapper. Ah examination of this lint of
IngredlnnU will dK-loso thu lict that It li
non-alcohol In It coinpo-ttion, chemic
ally puro, tripli-roflniil glycerine taking
tho place of the commonlj usuit alcohol.
In lw make-up. In thU connection It
may not bo out of plnco to stnto that the
"Favorlto Prescription" of Dr. Pierce ii
tho only umllcino put up for tho euro of
woman's pecillar wenlinea and ail
ments, and wild throimh dru?Blst'. all
the liiKriHll' .ltd of which havo thn un
animous ciKorgonieut of nil tho loading
medlctl wrllsrs nnd teachers of all tlw
several schouU of practice, and that too
as remedies for tho ailments for which
"Fnvorltfl l'.escrlptlon" Is recommeiuU'd.
A littlo liook of the-io endorcniBi)U w ill
bo gent to any address post-onid, and
absolutely fre If you reipiest samo ny
postal card, rtr lottcr, of Dr. It. V. Plurco,
llulTalo. N. Y.
Dr. Pierce' Pleasant Pellet. euro con
stipation. Cinstljiat'on Is tho cauo of
many dl'i . I ore th cause and yr.a
euro tho disease. Easy to take as caudy.
MARKET QUOTATIONS
"Mitku Sulciu a Good
Mnrkct."
Home
SALEM MAKKI7T.
Stclucr's Mnrkct.
Dealers In flsh, game and poultry.
Highest cash price paid for eggs.
Prompt delivery. Stato stroct.
10-3-tf
Poultry, Eqo. Etc.
Eggs Per dozon, 35c.
Buttor Retail Country, 2G ?
30c; creamery, 3Cc.
Hens 10c.
Frys 10c.
Geoso 7V4c.
. Ducks--10c.
Fruits, Vegetables, Etc
Potatoes COc cwt.
Onion 65c cwt.
Troploal Fruits.
Bananas 5e per pound.
Oranges ?4.00C ?.00.
Lemons ?5.00 ?C.OO.
Live Stock Market.
Steers 3 3 Uc
Cows 2 Q' Vic
Sheep 3Vi1Mc.
Dressed Veal G C Vs c
Fat Hogs C Vic
Stock Hogs 5c
Grain and Food.
Balod Clover C00.
Choat $G.00. r
Timothy ?3.B0e $9.60.
Oats 30 C 3 2 c
Bran J19-60.
Shorts $81.60.
Barley $0.
Wheat, 65c
Flnur-$B.iVO.
POUTIkIXH. 3WRK1W.
Vht Club. 086US ,
67c; blue stem, 07e- -,..-
Oats Ohokw will ?"
MilUtuJf nraii, $18.
H8r-Tlotliy, HfW. Mt
$11.60
Vetoh $"7.50.
Potatoes "Offftv.
Poultry-Avtrast dkl hU
18c; nilsed ohlekw, lftl'
young rooster, MCKci dr!.
chickens, U file: turkey Hj ,U
19o; turkeys. drel.Jlf-8':
goose, live. 8lc;du9l.ltCe,
Iplgeons, !..
Pork Dressed, .
rjesfDressed. c.
Mutton 67c
to
atiallty.
. ir.il.n i-AVI tO
aeihtn.
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Tiuir ot -chaaw
. TO";:lkbat tiste (M -P-
10Rg. " "' . ,
" Chko Trlua.
84 war-
rriw. Teis Wonder.
.. A.i.in.r bladder
and
DEFERRED
DIVIDEND
POLICIES
The low tommlselon which will
make rteommemtatloH for Insurnnco.
leglglation to the next sewton of the
legislature eoKdcwut itnahltnously
the Imu of deferred dividend poli
cies, but It declines to advise prohibi
tive legislation afrslnst tUetn and con
tents Itself with a measure to provide
publicity. Its reason Is that the
weaker Iowa Companies are In tho
habit of Issuing sfiich nollcles. nnd
that If they are forced to drop tholn
they will be handicapped In compe
tition with the insurance companies
of othor stales.
This It not the proper spirit with
which to seek a needed reform.
New York nnd several other statos
have already prohibited the deferrod
dividend policies, and the way to se
cure to tho pollcy-holdor tho maxi
mum of snte insurance nnd tho min
imum of needless gambling Is fpr the
remaining states to follow In line,
without standing upon tho ordor of
their following.
The convention of insurnnco com
missioners which finished Its work
In Chicago n fow wooks ago Included
among Its droits of legislation n bill
for tho annual apportionment of nil
dividends In cash or In crodlts, and
this bill will not doubt be submitted
I to the Iowa legislature along with
i. i M. .... .i.fAii tit. iiiu
IIIO WBHKer IlieilBHlw uimreu j "
home commission. As tho groat ma
jority of the state legislature nro
In session this winter, ns the propos
ed legUlotlou Is to be brought to the
attentfon of all.of them, and ns uni
formity In legislation Is of the great
est Importance, there Is every reason
why the bill ns It Is representou
should bo onncted by all. If Iowa or
any other state prefers to foBter nn
admittedly bud homo Industry It will
hnvo no oUier oxpltumUon of Its
courso to glvo than plain, downright
shortsighted sellUhnoss.
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IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS.
Don't MlsUke the Cause of Your Trou
bh& A Salem Citizen Shows
, How to euro 'inom.
Mwy lH Vil ""I thir kW"
-. If Mifferbw from a law, w"R
or'tUH tk tiiey thtnk the It H
oor wwruiw wtwk. wnew uri
rv Inwble e thy thkik H will
, otet lW. Aw it w.is
with the t' yw'" ",,H7
.ttmrJew, Yoo arwt cure tne trou
u .- ktap lead to dkbetea '
UtW
TKj ho nmmfy U
H:JtI)e.MKnJerl1HI -
M term WAiftj-e-t
x TtUia-. of ! Oswi Ner-
y 0. Hvtat at Camxtal
ttii twinge 'wM I toP orilH,Jd
jwei knight l w ",41 '
l rM m d felt laug-W
eunrium I w fuirr w-.
Otily I had beaAeb- sd
MbliBKiV weeW J- WrrL
m, was -o a ' th m
tio. My rtperlei jroved tlW
tv-.. k'Ufc-v Pill have uu mi0T
foe eurtog WMT eeIkt Bd Wk
-- T1k.- am iut t tutar W
J.i U witMl BIT
rt for t Ue4 "
taAe no
Patonml Provctlon.
It U ! P- Tk are imf
-Pa says I ,,H, " h!0
t4 l tJ aiwf
uiiMiir. rroi"
aomtrwkere up
":; ., L Wlow waits ttkiArH Alhany 1:31 Wl.
MU. ' . . .jj,u..i
lonswr you It a aw -
" m -u.au mw Hnjnr,
Us pwm'-"
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-Htrry Diwkwtft, tm "
ocTag at I fcoi. MMr:
5fki W a to da 8Bd
a U8t ..
mid t HU "" T "' h .
of'eoagklag which eO-jwJ "
ffirSr
aHd Duckwell dle4 irom -7-"-!!
Bt I Olobe-Democrat, Der
m Lave sated him 60c an
rooi7b"Djm"drMI,t0"
w -, r-ou I M III " M
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IS
"itaiir,
Tho nbovo cut shows our brick
lined Torrid Zono Furnace. Guar
anteed gas nnd dUBt proof. Econom
ical and durable; for tho particulars
Inqulro at
L. FRASER
XX.
SSH State Street.
Estimates furnished on heating.
O. C. T. CO
STEAMERS-
l05fONA
ANI) ORKGONA LKAVE
1-VIUlliAAU
.ra . .. w
MONDAY, WEDNES.
DAT AND FRIDAY AT 10 .A.
M., TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND
SATURDAYS AT (1:00 A. M. FOR
CORVAJilS TUIwSDAY, THURSDAY
AND SATURDAY ABOUT O 1 M.
M. P. BALDWIN, Agt
tfg C4i
Gold Dust Flour
I Made by THE 8YDUEY TOW.
X BR COMPANY, Sidney, Orogon.
Mado for family Ul Ask your
grocr for It. Bran and short
alwhys on hand.
P. B. Wallace
AGENT
WC HM ajaf
Highest Price
For
POULTRY AND EGGS
POTATOES
ONIONS
AND ALL
PRODUCE
CAPITAL COMMISSION CO.
267 Commercial St.
CORVALLIS & EASTERN
RAILROAD .
TIME TABLK NO. U3.
TtiifiiN I'liHii and to Viuitilnii.
No. 1
Lwtvw Yaqulim .' 6:- A-aI-
Arrl-! Cor va Ills 11:1IA..M.
Arrive AlbaHy 12:1 P.M.
No.
Lnf Alliany 14:10 P.M.
LanvM Corrallto i. 1:41 PL
Arrive Yanniiw C: li I-M.
Trnliiii U "' l'"o Detmlt.
No.
Learea Ala 7:30 A-M.
Arrlwa Detroit 12:80 P.M
No. 4
imvm Detroit l:0 VAl-
Avrtvm Albany
Trnlnjs fr t'nrvullls.
NO. iV
Lgavoa AfUairy T:M A.M.
Arrive GprrnllH Si3A.M.
No. 10
Loavei Albany l:l! P., '
Arrive Oorvallll ?:08 P.M
Kb. " ,.
tL.eaif Albany JJ"
Arrive C5eryall iei.
Tmliw for .nwyi
Ntt. 8 u
LeKVe CormUU ,?.?.'
Arjivitf Albany ' A1
No. 9
7T ... ..iw
Leave corraim '" ;, '
Arrive Albany -"
$a. 11 Sunday eain
iuvw ourTaiii !I;t;r'
Arrives AlbasO
ku. irw '- M .. .
Loave Aibay ""; - ;
Arrlvoa Corvalll , ,'
For further laforwatoa apply 10
j C. MAYO. Gen. Pa. Agt.
II II BOLK8 Agent Albany
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CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT jj
lt44MHt-H-4t-f4hHKif
iimcic
Brick furnished in largo or small
quantities. Pressed brick matto to
order. Vnrd on State Street, sottth
Of Penitentiary.
SALGM IlltlCK YARD
A. A. BURTON. IVow.
DRAYMEW.
R. O. CiunmlUN Successor to White
Cummins, express, delivery and
trnnsfor lino. Prompt service la
our motto. Furnlturo and piano
moving a spoclnlty. Stand at 156
South Commercial stroct. Phone
17G Rcsldunco phono 063. 8-4-tt
FOR RUNT.
SSVV-V
Fr Rent. Furnlshod and unfur
nished rooms at 790 North Com
mercial St. M. A. Dice, Prop. 5-1-tf
rOK RALE.
For Sale 200-ogg Incubator, good
ns now, two broodors nnd four dos
on Leghorn lions. R. L. Gllson, R. F
1). No. 3, 8nlom. 13-7-lwk
For Sale Nearly now, top buggy,
Mitchell mako, been usod only
short tlmo. Enqulro Charllo Mar
tin, cor. 17th and Loo Sts. 12-4-lw
For Sfllt, Second-growth Mr wood.
Sawed and Delivered to any part
of tho dty. Just rocelvod 100
cords. Call at Salem Truck &
Dray Company's office, 60 Stato
street, or call up phono 74 Main.
1 1-13-1 iu
INSU1UNCE.
Lincoln Annuity Union. Sick, accl
dont ana ponslon Insuranco; $2,
000,000 plodged; overy claim paid.
Good agonts wanted. J. II. O.
Montgomery, supremo organizer,
Box 482 Salem, Oregon, R, R.
Ryan, socrotary, 54 6 Stato street.
LODQES.
Foresters of America Court Sherwood
Foresters, No 10. Meets Tuesday In
Hunt hall, State street. U. a Rider,
O. H. A. L. Brown, F. B.
Central Lodgo No. 18, K. of 1'. Caitl
Hall In Holmnn block, corner State
and Liberty street. Tueiday nf each
week at 7; 30 p. m. 18. V. Hnxnrd
C. C; W. I. 8tnley, IC. of R. and 8
Modom Woodmen of Araortca.Ore
gon Cedar Camp No. 5240. Meoti
every Thuwday evening at H o'eloek
in Helinan hall. W. W. lltll, V. O i
F. A. Turner, Clerk.
Woodmen of World. Meet r$ty FrI
day night at 7i30, In Holtnan hall.
F. R. Capper. C. O, P. L. Fraxlor,
Cbrk.
MISCELLANEOUS,
Work WmMl For heavy team, ut
Potoinoe stables, 2S4 Ferry street,
or phoae 18. ia-7-3t
llcml Snwynr Wiimwt For sawmill
Apply at Postolllee atabliM. XII
Ferry street, or phone US.
11-7-31
Agents Canvaiars, mixers, ped
dlers, solloltors. mall order people,
i . i.oulil buy Kramer's Book
of Trade BotireU. Regular prlee
18.00, but balano ot last odltlon
fr I1.2S as long as they last.
Guaranteed. Order qulek. Sioux
Publishing Co.. Southland, Iowa.
lMS-lm.
DUHERNUT BREAD
It Is worth more than any other
broad, yot the price Is no higher. For
sale at your grocer's
CALIFORNIA llAICUIir.
Thomas & Cooley, Props.
At Mrs. V. II. Walk we 231 Com
MAreUl street, you oan gt your
eluthea dyod. olennod. prwed or
repaired. Anything Un P
of glovt to the most triaborate
k gpwn. Velret collars pat on,
nnd ooaU rellaed. Pboae 134.
Phone 1341.
u..in a Woiulcrolli.- -Pine
wincts
liquors and cigars. W luadle tho
.ii,rtfld Kellogg awl Castle
.bisk.,. Coo. and rt"&Jt.'W
.. -... 3.irr
m .
mereiBi wcv. -
rUlnii Iron Work- Founders, aa.
cblalsts and blaeksmlth. Manu
faeturere of all kinds of sawmill
machinery. Hop and fruit Jrylng
sieves, etc. Manufacturer ot the
Salem Iron WorK Hop m
1
XKW AM) RKCONB-MANU CSOOD.
New ami Seeoud-Hnlul Ooodrtj
Bought and sold, also range,
stoves nnd cooking utensils, dish
es, gran 1 to nud tinware ot all klnde
Glvo us n uill. O. U MoPookf 170
South Commercial St. 813-ly
OSTEOPATHS.
Dr. W. I. Moroor, Oraduato of KlrXs
vlllo. Mo., under founder of osteo
pathy. Rooms 25-2iJ Brcyman bMjr.,
Commercial St. Phone ,019. Rcl
dcn -110 North Summer street.
Phone 014. Treats aoute and ehroate
distMos. Examination free.
Dr. B. II. Wlillo Ql-adunto of KlrVi
vlllo. Mo., under founder ot Os
toopathy. Room 31, BreyHMm
building, Commercial street.
Phono S7. Resldenco 390 Sumnior
stroot, corner of Center. Phoa
1219. Treats ncuto nnd chroahj
itlaonaos. Exnmlnntlon tree.
11-17-lf
PJATKMM.
Tlieo. M. Harr Plumbing, hot water
nnd steam hoattug and tlaatag,
164 Commorola) stroot. Phs
Main 192. -My
M. J. rotsal Pluinblnp, itestn aid.
gas fitting. 8!",or to Knox k
Murphy, 236 Comme'clsl street.
'Phone Mala 17.
A. L. rraitr Snceeuor to Burreughs
& Fraxor, plumber and tlnaex. Mtn
faeturer of eopimr and galvanUoii
Iron cornice, and metal skylights,
105 Stale street. 'Phone 1511.
flALKM HOV DKALKKS,
C. C. Dounum Hop morohant; rei
rvsonts host flrnu In America. Cor
ner Commercial and Stato street,
Salem. Phone Main 137,
8ABH AND DOOX rAGTOftlM.
mak M. Brown, Manufacturer f
j -, M1. moulding. AH klade t
house nnlth nnd hard wood work.
Front street, bet. State and Cert
VETERINARY gUTKIMO.
Dr. E, J. Youug. Vetetlnsry Hurgftoer
..end dentltt, 83 yeara' exptrlenef.
All work guaranteed. Difficult sur
gleal operation a ncellty. Phoes
081. Ollleo at Club Stable. Phone
7 Hftlrnt. OrOL-nn. 8-0-tf
V -,-- w p
WANTED.
NVnntcd. 1000 ohlokena, at Wlllauv
otto Hotel. The hlghoat cash price
will bo paid. ll-19-tf
Wnnteil To cngago 10 or 12 wait'
rosso for legUlaturo In January.
Apply at onoe at Willamette Ho
tel. IMWt
Wuiilci! Iiiiiucdlntely A good boy
nnd ony U deliver papers. Apply
at Journal offlee. 11-9-tf
Apple Wmitl-W will tako elder
uppe up till January, so tloa't
let them waste. Prlees according
to qHallLr. Call and see ws. GM
on Stols Co. 11-30-lm
WniiUil Mair for braneU off
fleo we wsh to loeat here In Ha
lni. Addreee. Wh reference
Tk Morris WhoIejUBj House, Clu
clanatl. Ohio 11-3-lui
WMiird JU)ck horfV" Cor fedliK,
rhlekwits. duok aad all kinds of
iwultry. Highest price paid. IIP
m Co., 11 Commercial street,
Salwu, Or. 12-5'tt
WAT8R COMPAMV.
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SALEM WATEK C0MPAM
OrriCE OITY HALL.
Fer wUf rvl apply t 0M
BUI iwrsbl meathly la sdvsnce
(Make all cemylalat at tb oHc.
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