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Newspaper Page TextKtAnd Opera House j.VO. F- COIUmAX, manager. jIlCTlSHAY, DECEMBER 18. Wetty torn AILT CAPITAL JQUKXAT, SALBM, ORMGON. THURSDAY, DKCKMI1RR 1a. lOOfl c . I " i ' - state INcws Keiy" COMPANY Clean, refined, moral high-class .j.. Tim flintllftst sllnw nlnna cjmeujt - ......... iima began. Superior Uniformed Concert Dand and Orchestra. Parado al noon. Don't mias it. Prices, ioc, 50c ana 25c. Seat sale at box office Thursday at 9 a. m. Grand Opera House jXO. P. CORDRAY, Malinger. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11. Under the auspices of tho senior diss of tho Salem High School. U. of O. Glee and Mandolin Clubs 30 COLLEGE BOYS 30 College fun, sparkling wit, college- Iiongs, catcny music, couego spirit. Don't miss it. Prices 3Gc, COc, 7Cc land $1.00. NOT HARD TO SELECT CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AT OUR STORE Diamond Rings, S8 nml up Gold Pilled Watches 88 and up Rings 75c nml up Rrooclics, $1 and up Tiu Plus, 75c nnd up Gents' Chains, $1 and up Ladles' Chains, 2.25 and up Neck Chains, $1 nnd up Bracelets, $2 and up Clocks $1 and up. Tho finest lino of Cut Glass, Sterling Sllverwaro nnd Gold handled umbrellas ever shown in Salem. Store easy to And only ono on Commercial street, next to Capi tal Nntlonnl Dank. Chas. H. Hinges. Jeweler and Graduate Optician. Engraving Free. Southern PacIOo Co. Tlmo card No. 40, ottoctivo Novem ber 25, 12:01 a. ra. Toward Portland. No, 1G 6:23 a. m., Oregon ox Press. No. 18 8:30 a. m., Cottage Grova express. No. 12 2:G8 p. m Oregon ox press. No. 14 9:28 p. m Portland ex Press. 1 No. 222 11:03 a. m., departs at 11:30 a. m., Portland fast freight. No. 22611:55 a. m Departs at l:5 P. m way freight. Toward Sab Francisco. No. 131:31 a. m, San Francisco impress. No. 1111:08 a. m., California itpress. No. 176:32 p. m., Cottage Grove iipress. No. 16 9:66 p. m.f California ex 'resa, ' ' No. 2212:33 a. m., Portland fast "lent. No. 225 11:25 a. m., departs at 1:56 a. m., way freight' lb Be Sure We Have Other and cheaper brands of cot 03 and toas but for full value re Jlvod, dollgbtful flavor and refresh S ettoctwe guarantee Daker'a ARRINGTON HALL COfTEE o be the best blended Mocha and &ra coffee In tho market. Once ted you will bo satisfied with no toer brand. Wo also carry a full of Llpton'a choice grades of H. M. Branson "2SUtL Mrs. Walter Reed, the well-known Portland contralto, will S.ng at LV gene Saturday night. A strike nf ,.ii. hasiu8tbeennin7e:-7- Z J.' Ith? Broup be,onB,B to ..?, !l'Ticm Coi)yer Company, situated 25 mlloa east of Baker City A crowd of drunken men broke up a .oeial dance at Halfway, Oregon. Monday night, by shooting Out the lights, and cruatlns other disturb ances. 'em . ...... . -"an, viiwnion. prominent capita 1st of Baker county, dropped dead In the Baker City hospital Monday, where he hart imnn .... a slek friend. Captain S. n. Cnllff. nf n-.... City, died Wednesday, lie enlisted as a private in Company K, Thlrtx olghth reclniont. Inu-n vnii,n.. and served during tho Civil Wnr, his deeds of valor winning him the rank of captain. He leaves six children Fred Fisher, nf Tim n..n,, , Invented a Baco brush rnWo. wi.ini, bids fair to make him famous. Tho Dalles is soon to have a free reading room. tho the Heart Fluttering. Undigested food and gas In stomach, located lust below heart, presses against It and causes heart palpitation. When your heart troubles you in that war take Hor- blno for a fow days. You will soon bo all right. COc a bottle. Sold by D. J. Fry's drug store. Cnughlng Spell Caused Death. o Company for tho Dog. A minor In tho coal Holds of Penn sylvania not long ngo surprised his frlonds by marrying an extromoly un-propo-sosslng woman. Ho had heon reckoned a conflrmod hntor of. the othor box. and so It was with consld orablo curiosity that his friends sought out tho reason for hts step How Women Occupy Themselves. The total number of women en gaged In gainful occupations In the United States in 1900 wns 5,319,397, says the Technical WuiM Maaailne. At tho rate of increase between lS9(n ami 1900 there cannot be short of C.00O.OOO fit wn-i, . . ... ... nous trades and occupations in tho Pnlted State of America, About 1,000,000 of America's live mllllon odU gainful women In 1900 woro on OTgeil In what tho census calls agri cultural pursuits. There woro also 100 women lumbermen and raftsmen and 113 women woodchoppors. Thero are more than 32R.00O teachers and C41S atitrSMM. Than, irani line women ' clergymen actively engaged me rsnsious ure or many denomi nations. Forty women wore classed as civil engineers, 30 ae mechanical and elec trical engineers and throe as mining engineers. Incidentally thero wero 14 women veterinary surgeons. Thoro wero also 3125 women librarians. 20SC woman saloon-koenors nnd 440 woman bnrtondors. In tho building trades thoro wero 1G7 masons. 545 enrncntora. 45 nlas- torors, 1759 painters, glaziers aud varnlshors, 12 G plumbers, 241 paper hangers and two slaters nnd roofers. Plans woro prepared by 100 archi tects, and 150 womon entered Into competition for tho erection of buildings. "Tho only occupations In which women nro Koine backward comnarcd with men," says tho Technical World, "aro thoso In which they mlcht bo expected to go forward, nnmcly, sow ing, tailoring nnd drossmnklng. Thoro woro fowor sonmstressos, tntlorosscs aud drossinakors In nronortlon to tho numbor of mon In thoso occupations In 1900 than thoro woro In 1S90. "Tho numbor of womon at work Increased 33 per cont during tho do- cado. In that porlod the total num ber of women In the United Stntos Increased only 22 pur cont. In other words, tho numbor of womon at work Increased half as fast agnlu as tho to-. ,'1,wiuiui)vi I Copyright 1904 Th Houm of Kuppnhttmr UM XMAS GOODS ! Our Stock is full of useful Christmas Presents for Men and Boys. SUIT CASES, BATH ROi&S HOUSE COATS. .' SKU - Handsome Suits and Overcoats. Newest and Latest Styles. New and up-to-date Neckwear . 25c, 50c to $1 .00. SALEM WOOLEN MILL STORE Salem, Oregawi 136 Commercial $t. Hear r. Heritage slug nt tho CamlVnl, Dec. 11-18. m im Tho Harbors of California. With n coast lino of 1200 miles, Including nil tho Indentations, Cali fornia Is romarknblo tor Its paucity or harbors nnd for tho mugnirtconco pf tho fow that It possesses. On tho Atlantic const, botwoon Dost on (which Is on a lino with tho north- .., ,.,roVod as to Invito orn boundary of California) nnd Sa- from ttll ovor tho world thoro will bo fornla's harbors mndo tho best lu tho world. Tho day Is nt hand, nml will bo hero much soonor than most peoplo oxpoct, whon tho mnrta of Asia and tho Islands of tho l'ncino will bo cnll Imr on Collfomla for hor product", ami with her harbors so aafoguardod VOMOllI w i - i iiiureunuii nun us iubi bi "What did you go an' git spuceu ml numbor of all tll0 womon ,n tho 10 uiai oiu incu lur. iun u.nuu sqmeone. I "Sho ain't no beauty that's right," Sgreod Dick. "Tho" fact Is, that thore dog of mine, ho was simply pluln for somebody to look after him whon I was away at tho pit. I couldn't bonr to loavo him by hlssolf, so I hits on tho Idea of marryln'. Sho nin'f hniulsniiio. that old ctrl. but 'she's mighty good company for tho dog!" Now YorK Times. o Good Tlmo Promised Don't forget the Mld-Wlnter Car nival given by Willamette student Dec. 14 and 15. Every nmusement conceivable will be here. Come and hnvo a good time with n Jolly orowd. Genernl admUalon 10 cents. o Special "IllUm." "Jason, the storekeeper down at Apple Dend. Is selling a lot of patent medlolnoB slnco he offered hla apiOlal inducement." said Fnnner Jlmeon af ter tho meeting was over. "Do tell!" exclaimed Deacon Elder berry. "Is he cutting the prlo of tho modloino?" "No, by heck; he U offering a package of cloves with each bottle." Now York Tlmw. o His Little Joke. Mrs. A. Dear, I would Ilk you to write me out a cheek. I want to by a ntw umbrella, a mackintosh and pair rubbora. Mr A. I am not giving out any rain checks tho-e duye. The baball reason Is over.-Chleago Dally Ne. o Weafnea Caunot ? Cured By local application, as they ca n- not reach tho dUeasod porUon of tho ear. Thoro Is only one way to cure doafaoaa, and that Is by eonitltu- tional romodlos. Doafneaa by an inflamed condition of the mu- :. ,.-.. nt ho Kutachlan Tube. When thU tubo la inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imiw -" ing. and whon It la entirely closed. Deafnoas I. tho rcu.t -----;; the Inflammation can u u . 1 . :. .. tnrt-d to Ita normni ana ww iu" " . . ,. SndiUon, hiring will be decoyed ,nrnrflr. nine oafie oui u v- f0re.!evJ Ahurh. which is nothing ruTan inflamed coudlUon of the mu- rjSe Ono Hundri Dollars . "A f nfnoea (caused br ror any v . . ..ii that cannot bo eurea vj catarrh) tnai w Hall's Catarrh """. c0.. jara fre. J- w"" Toledo, O. Bold br druggist. - Tako Hall'a Family Pill, for con- atipation. country. Houghly speaking, It may hi said that while In 1S90 ono wom an In ovory six wont to work. In luOQv tho proportion had tnorensod to ono lu evory five." ...:.. m Cured raraiysis. , W. F. Bally.P. O., Trtio, Texas, writes: "My wlfo had boon suffer ing tlvo years with paralysis In her arm, whoa I was persuaded to uso Ballard's Snow Liniment, which vnnnivli. On., which Is opposlto San DIsko, thoro aro mauy harbors, but ot thorn all thore la not ono which will equal tho hnrbor of San FrnnolB- co, nnd but one or two whloh com pare with San Diego or Kuraka har bor. Kvory atato on tho Atlantic const whloh boasts of a harbor mnkos muoh nf It. and more nttontlou la paid to Ita dovolopmont and main tenance thnn to nuy othor tntorost In tho commonwealth, for tho peoplo thoro fully reallxo tho value of n harbor to tho Interior as woll as to opportunity for development that will bring tho atato forward to a po rtion that will cauao caslorn capi talists to Hock horo with tholr wonlth to furthor tho dovolopmont. California la nn otnplro In Us do main and InexhauBtlblo rlchoa of in I no. soil and cllinnto, and ono of hor grontost nssota In tho develop mont of (bono Ilea In bar great shore lino nnd hor harbors. Chlco Itocord. o UhcouscIous Irony. . A Now Cngtnml man any that oae night, last winter when tho thoimom otbr foil bolow aero, hla wife ox- prosscd hor concern for the now Swedish mntd who had nn unhontod room. "Kllxn," anld aho to tho girl, re mombortng- tho good old custom of hor jouth, "as It la blttorly cold to ulght, you'd hotter take a llntlron to bod with you." "Yea, m'm," anld Hllxn, lu mild and expressionless nssont. I in mo mnrniug me gin wna rbkuw how situ ltassed tho nlitht. With a slith. alio replied) "Wall, m'ui, I gat tho Irron mo vnrm boforo morulng." Harpo'r' Weekly. The Mhl-Wlnter Carnival ntvmi liv llin Hiilnntit nf Wllliitn. tho special location ot tho outroport. lotto University, promises to bo tho In tho past 'California has paid hut groatuut event ot tho auaaon and mum, '"""initio nttoniion to nor nnrnors. tiiq.biiouiu recoivo mo nenriy auiipun curod hor all right. I hnvo alaoinooj0 ot tno jntorost hnvo had so'and patronage of tho peoplo. 271 fiatlilrna n.1 I . i... ' ie m. ninny uurwiH w ixiuBwrvw iiuu uuuiiuuroini nu PUBLIC SALE used It for old soros, frostbites aud skin eruptions. It does tho work." Sold by D. J. Fry's drug store, o L'm'Io.s Nolsu, "Johnny, dear," oalled Mr. Fergu son from the foot of the tUldway. "it's six o'oloek. Time for you to get up." "All right, maw," awtwared John ny. Then he ourlod hlmaelf up for an other imp. "Talk about your 'iiMltw nolaea , hi muttered airily. Chloago Tribune. o- thoy have been prone to overlook the advantage to be derived from a Hystom of harbors whloh ulve the whllo state waay access to the mnr kota of the world Ducka In Cliliur. There are mora ducks In Olilun than In nil tho rut of tho world. IM.n tr..K.l ai',.la nnvurt.manl ! CIllllU. literally. U WllltO With tllW9 being conatnntly called upon by enat-jlJlrda, and day nnd night tho country urn enmimmltlM for harbor and r v-'roeouiiun wun i.uir i.i.uuiiu .. or Imnrovement, nnd through united scornful voltwa. effort or the people thero the appro- Children herd duoka on vory prlntloim provided for by congress roan, on ovur jiwu.i, u vioi .. aro carefully watched and offorts "P ovory uiko, on ovory nror. .Mitei'liniith. Pathen. Metlm: Hvarvbody will take luaeh at the Mld-Wlnter Carnival Saturday. Dec. IB, from 11 n. m., to 1:30 p. mi. only 6 ceuU. 271 commercial i o- Obliging, Mandirt Mae Spare a copper, beautiful lady. Fan Ho. yus. Juet wait un tlnlahod 'la his then I eon afnre em. Ally Sloper. Tl rv, mill Tako I.UIIoil At he Mld-Wlnter Carnival si'r-, day, Doc. 16, and hoar Dr. nerum?, Mr. S. Huk and othora sins wane ,.. at. launch 25c. 271 Commercial m. New Crop tseans 4 Iba lima bcana J'o 6 Iba email white beans... -5e 7 iba largo whlto beana .26c 7 Iba pink beana "'11 5 tba Bayo beana ;,,- Fine Country Cured Hams. 10 His. Merced Sweets 25c Moir Grocery Company -o- mado at ouoe to got a largo aharo of unimportant harbor. If tho peoplo of California would unite na do those of tho Atlantic atntee. tho harbors of California would be In far bettor condition, and In addition to federal work such Influence would be brought' to bear on the atate legislature na would Im effective In havlnc our har bor properly oared for. San Franclsoo harbor la the lineal In the world, and if It belonged to any other country, woum ue o u veloped and Improved as to make It what nature Intonded it ahould be tho bout and aufeat haven for ship ovor known. At the meeting of tno National Hlvers and Harbor coti' cross, to be held in Waahlnuton, D. O., California will have delegate who wilt use their beat endeovora to have California harbora reeelro the recog nition to whloh they are cutllieu, in order that a proportionate part of the millions annually expended by tho United State government may oomo to this atato. Every Callfornlan who hoe the In torost of hla atate at heart can ma terially awfct In tho development of tho harbora of the atate. ana u i matter that come home to every producer, no matter In what Indus try or In what part of the atate he may reside. The Interdependence between the harbors and the Interior U ao well wtnbllehed that argument Is unnecessary to ahow that the miner In the mountains, the fruit grower and cattle and sheep ralaera la tho footblllB. and the agricultural 1st In the great Interior volley have ....i t,.nnt from the hnrbor, nnd are equally Interested In having CftU- Thore IU duck- la no back yard without house. There la no boat, llttlo or. groat, without Ita duck quartora. i Hveu In the cities ot China duoka abound. They dodge between tho coollen' lege Thoy lilt squawking out of the way of tho horaoa. Their Indignant qimek will not unaeldom drown tho roar of urban commerce. All ovur tho land thero are great duok-hatohlng catabllahiuent. many of them of a oapaolty huge enough to produce tO.OOO young duoka ovory year. The Chinese duok Is extremely tender and delicate tho beat tame duok for eating In the world. Duok, anions tho Chinese, la tho ataplo deli cacy. It la wilted and amoked like ham or hoof, and duck cgge are eaten na chlokon ugga aro In America. Tho boat opportunity In yoara U got a good horao nt a low figure, an I hnvo only good horaoa. 1 will offer my band of horaoa, containing 23 head, at auction ante at Sllvorton, Or., Saturday, December 15. Ono span of maroa four yoara old weighing 3200 pounds; one span 6 nnd 8 years old, weight 3900; one coaoh maro 5 years old. weight 1400; one horao 0 yenre old, weight 1350; Ouo niaro 7 years old, weight UB0; otie mnro 9 yvar old, weight 1C00; ono groy home 8 yoara old, weight 1300; On aaddlor and driving horao combined, 8 yoara old, wulght 1000; ono driving horse, 5 years old, Multnomeyi one driving mnro, 4 year old, Cordllen; ono 4-year old Corbet colt, weight 1460; ono anddte horao S yoara eld: ouo saddle ponyt one 3-year old Caesar qolt; two yearling colta; on aprlng colt, onu of the beat Bhetland ponloe In the northwest, with buggy aud hnrnt. One Studebfcker wugous ono aot ot medium harness; ono good jrey cow; three good mou' aaddlw and onu ladles' saddle. ThU property will all be held until this data of sale and besides, will be sold at auction ai I nut goln out Of the hor bualnoM. Terms of a&le, enah. J. It. BIDSON, 12-12-2t Owner. x HlVfiWCte ati Uia. TT. uXm. yL.uaiiklfc The Texas Wonder. Cures all kidney, bladder and rheumatlo troubto; aold by all drug glata, or two montha' treatment by raaU for $1. Dr. M. W. Hall, 238 Olive atroot, St. ImuI, Mo. Be4 for teatlmonlnls . Sold by Btoue' drug atoro. dw-lyr o - " ' " -New Cure for Kpllepsy. J. n. Waterman, of Watertown, O.. rural free delivery, write: "My daughter, afflicts for years with opllcpay, was cured by Dr. King a New Life rill. She ha not nau nn aUack for over two year." Heat body cloansor and llfo giving tonic pill on farth; 25c at J. O. Perry's drug store. ... i i o- CASTOR I A er lafaat and Children. m m Yn Km Mwijs ImM Br tU Everything Of the Best mi The Best Of Everything: Tell tho roni4ft orf Harvey's Hp-(o-ito sok 4 grorerie. Vo uf go H 1414 r W wtelilgeaUy wl tlw rcauH Hill In tbo mimt. HKT TUTMENT ,IIKHT G0048 HKfiT 18W7W At A. L. Harvey's for, Cort awl Mll .. 1om ! Ma4. AtfZS -- . . Ik.., 4M &Uto 6. Hmnm lMt u L., form- "0,A -.it i , Hi. W SiSwiS -