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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-25
PERSONALS

Mrs J. G. Hooker is in Portland to-
day,
Q Mrs H. g. Guild is visiting Portland
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. o. Buren were Port
land visitors Tuesday.
Mrs A. Gesner has returned from
visit with friends in Portland.
The Misses Genevieve and Ethel
Hughes have returned from a visit In
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. ]. Damon and fam
lily have returned from the summer out
ing at Newport.
Mrs. M, L. Leonard Of Grants Pass
has returned home. after visiting the
State Fair several days.
G, W. Talmage, McMinnville
attorney, is among the prominent state
fair and Salem visitors todays.
Guy NJ, Powers has gone to Watson
vile. Cal, for the winter. He will re.
present the Oregon Nursery company.
Mrs. i. Shelley Morgan and daughter,
Miss Helen, are in the city from Port
land, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Bozorth.
Homer Davenport is on his way to
Silyerton from New York, to be at the
bedside of his father, who recently met
with q serious accident.
Miss Lillian Applegate has gone 10
Dayton, Washington, where he will visit
her sister and brother, Mrs. Cyrus b.
Woodwork and A. Applegate.
Mrs, NJ. A. Cough and daughter, Miss
Maude have returned to their home in
San Francisco after visiting Mrs. Coughs
daughter. Mrs. I. o. Smith, Jr.
Miss Ethel Knight has taken posi-
tion in the suit and cloak department
ofone of the large salem stores, she
having filled that position with the
firm Of Meier & Frank, Portland, for
several years.
j. M. Long, chairman OF the Provis-
ional committee OF the Lewis and Clark
centennial, came up to Salem Tuesday
evening, and took the place Of Editor
Young Of Baker City, on the Press day
program. He made an impressive
and eloquent plea for the great fair Of
1905, that made deep impression on
the vast audience assembled.
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With opens at Portland on ssp1embe
18th aud continues until October 10Th,
will he well worth visit 10 the me-
tTopOlis.
Exhibits Of agricultural and horlie-
ultural products, aiming and manu-
fReturing industries, athietic exercises,
morse show % which ieaie Of h0raeman-
hip aud the Wartime lorms Of laocy
riding viii be seen, aDd magnificent
military tournament, participated IA oy
picked Companies from the Oregon
National Guard, are . lew OF the ettrac.
tions al the Carnival this year.
The Southern Pasihc Company will
cell tickets at low ratos for this occasion,
aud will also run a special excursion
from Ashland % fOrtla0d and return,
stopping At all Intermediate stations,
the date and rates for which will be an
nOunced hereafter. y ~ q
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CARNIVAL AND EXPOSITION AT
PORTLAND.
Greatly Reduced Rates to Pioneer Day
Celebration. October 3.

"The Great Portland Carnival and Elk.
position is now in full swing, with q
splendid array OF attractions and CwO
full military bands playing afternoon
and evening. On October there will
be a grand celebration of Pioneers and
Native Sons and Daughters Day, and
Portland's Front Street will be repro.
duced just as it was 30 years ago, and
those OF the Portland pioneers who are
still living will be back in their old places
OF business for the day aud evening. 1t
will be a very enjoyable occasion for
everybody.
The Southern Pacific Excursion train
will leave Ashland at 5 a. IN. on October
2, reaching Portland the same evening
Fares will be only $l0.25 from Ashland,
round trip PEUnix. $40; Mediord, So
So; Grants Pass, $9 30; Glendale, $500; /;
Riddles, 800. Other points at proper.
tionately low rates.
On these excursion tickets, passen.
gers will be allowed full days in Port
land, during which time Hermann, the
daredevil OF the diamond frame will
make hair-raising rides for life on BIZ
cycle from tower 80 feet high, down $50
ateps, with no saddle on his wheel. "
Yours truly, Il. b, MILLER,
C-2j.4t General Passenger Agent.
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The diary exhibit is one Of the neatest
on the grounds, although it is not as
large az it should be. The new diary
building is as neat as pin, and built on
practical plans. It iS supposed to be in
charge Of State Food and Diary Com.
missioner j. w. Bally, but in that gem
tlemsn's absence at the Buffalo show IL
is in the hands Of his deputy, r, r.
Carlson. There are only eight cheese ex-
hibitors and fifteen of butter, and while
all is in shape, there ought to be twenty
times the number OF persons interested,
besides a working exhibit constantly in
operation. Really the most interesting
display in the diary department is that
of the Salem Cheese Factory, by f. A..
Schubinger. 1t contains about twenty.
five varieties Of cheese, including the
plain American cheese, cream and brick
,heeses in many varieties, the fragrant
Limburger, fromagod de brie, Fruehstueck
Kaese, Russian cheese, and many little
delicacies in the cheese line that would
stagger the average reporter to name.
taste, or appreciate. But to make all
these articles in a marketable manner,
and dispose Of them requires not only
great skill as q manufacturer, but as
clever business operator as we'll. Mr.
Schubinger is gaining a wide reputation
for his products, an1 while no one person
can use all OF these articles, the fact that
a market for them exists is evidence OF
their commercial worth. This cheese
factory converts a great deal Of milk pro.
duct into cash, and thus adds just that
much wealth TO the community.
The judges in the diary department
are Messrs. A. A. Underhill, Of Wiscon-
sin, and Prof. Kent, of Corvallis. The
samples will be given these gentlemen in
a private room at one corner OF the build.
ing, in such manner that they will not
know whose product they are passing up.
on, thus securing absolute justice to the
In the past the judges h ave
pasaed about among the exhibits, and
almost invariably knew whose product
they we're passing judgment on, thus be-
ing open TO the suspicion OF partiality at
least, and there are always plenty OF
people ready TO cast suspicion. Mr..
Carlson is entitled to the credit for this
j. L. Murphy. the tile man has good
exhibit OF his wares on the
and while he claims his tiling
will overcome the bad effects OF too
much rain on any kind Of land, it will
not cave State Fair from its bad
effects.
The Salem Soap works is another To-
cal manufacturing institution that has a
good display Of lite wares, and they are
credit to the town as we'll as the manu-
features.
Roth & Graber have a neat booth, and
are exploiting the merits Of q coffee
cooker to advantage.
Ed S. Lamport has full fedged har.
ness shop in one corner OF the arr de-
partment, ard it properly belongs in the
art department, for it is thing OF
beauty.
The art department, under the man
agement OF Mrs. J.. n. Brown, is in fine
shape, and has much meritorious work
in the different lines represented.
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Police Court.

In police court these days Recorder
Judah has the usual quota Of uniortu .
mates brought before him for drunken
ness and the smaller offences. They
are all disposed OF to the best s1yanl-
age Of the city aud the victims. Where
a fine is deserved and colleclable It 10
imposed. Where there is simply an op-
portunity 10 pay board bills for impro-
vidents they are hustled out 0i town,
where they will the sooner come 20
their senses, and not be burden 20 the
Taxpayers.
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The Excitement NOT over

The rush TO the drug store still con-
tinues and daily scores Of people call for
bottle Of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs for thecure of Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption.
Kemp's Balsam, the standard family
remedy, is sold on guarantee and never
fails TO give entire satisfaction. Price
25c. and SOC. 2
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TODAY'S MARKET.

PORTLAND, Sept. 25.. Wheat valley
nominal Walla Waila, 63k @ 6i.
Flour-Portland best grades s2.0b@
81. 80. Graham 2,60.
Gate Choice White 600 81 90.
Barley SIS a Sl5H per ton.
Millstuff.-B Sl7; shorts, I'D % $40.
Hay Timothy-tll@tl3 per ton.
Onions-.Sl. al 10.
POtatoes-Sl.O 90 @ Sl.l6 per sack.
Butter-Best dairy, 1920; fancy
creamery, 25@2716ci Store l25R@lbab
Eggs-0regon, ranch zoe @2b3 doz.
Poultry-ChickenH mixed t3@b4.OO.
hens 4c a 41ec; turkeys, live ll@l216c.
Mutton-GrOes, 3A
Hogs-Gross @6l4c.
Beei--Gross beet, 3.CJ @t3 20
Veal-GrOes, 8@9eb.
Hops-l0@llcb
Wool-Valley, ll@l3&cb; Eastern
Oregon, s@l216c; !; MOhair, 2O@2leb,
Hides-Green, salted 6Ob, 7@Siunder
60ib, 7@7H;
SALEM NARKET.
New Wheat-44c
Wool, ll@l3c, MohaiT, 2lc.
Hops-ll@l3I6o
s--70@76o per GENITAL.
Barley-Sl4 per ton.
Hay-Baled, cheat, t6@S6 bOi timothy
5000.
Eggs-20c.
Fiour-In Wholesale lots, t3.0Oi retail
0DSEc sack. /.
7OMillHtufis-lIran, $500; shorts, tlS 90
Hogs--On foot, 6@5Ac.
Live cattle-steers, 3@316 COWS, f2.7b
@s3 90.
Sheep-t2.60 gross
Dressed Veal-6J6 cents.
Buttsr-Dairy, l6@2OCb creamery
20@26b, store l0@l21kcb
Poultry-Hens, 6@7cb.
Potatoes 45c per bu.
sTEIEER's MARKET.
Fat hens per N live weight ..,.. 7@sc
ffyers. s......s...sss.. sss ss'ss. o" "
Eggs per doc cash ............ 2hc
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STATE OF Ono. Cry or TOLEDO, a.
IuqAa GCuNTY

AsltAn kbANAig
FRANK J. cheney hakeG oath IA I he
ia the senior partner OF the lrm Of h. J.
CHEEEY 4 Co., doing business Ia the
CITY Of Toledo, County aud State aioTe-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case OF Ca,arTh that
cannot be cured by the uss oi HALL's
CATARKH CURR FRANK J CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before noe and subscribed 10
my presence, this 9th day Of December,
A. ID. 1885. A W. GLEASON,
leEALl Notary Public.
halle .Caiarrh Cure il taken inter-
naliy and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system send
or te4tiin )niAls free
| r. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, U.
Sold bv Druggists 75c.
Halle Family Pills are the best.
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what shsII Wei RsYe for psssnt I

This question arises In the family
every day. Let Us answer II today.
Try Jell-O, a delicious and healthfui
dessert. Prepared In two minutes.
No boilingl no baklngl simply add
boiling water and set TO cool Fla
Vors:-LemOn. Orange. Raspberry and
Strawberry. Get q package at your
grocers today. 10 cts.
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wednesday Evenings Program.

Mrs. h. f. Wands has fine display
Of canned fruits, vegetables and meats,
to display the superior qualities Of the
Acme steam canner
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-25

s0AP-A new make Of
soap suitable for spraying hops, fruit
trees and chicken hOusoa not poison
Gus but effective, call and see sample
at Salem Soap Factory, Ferry street.
bfll
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MILK DAIRY TO LEAsE-with 20
head OF cows, wagon and harness, bot
ties and cans and feed. Will rent farm
70 parties buying a good paying busi-
ness. Enquire OF II. M. brown, At
stable, 62 Ferry street, or az Browns
Dairy, one and one.hah miles north
east Of Dallas. l0-l4.2ws
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Sheep and Goats.

81 Rambouillets and Delaine Merinos,
owned by Baldwin Sheep & Land Com
pany, OF Hay Greek.
81 Delaine Merinos, owned by II. w.
Carey.
s Rambouillets, owned by Mr.. Goff,
OF Macleay, Or.
p Angora goats, owned by Craig Bros.
of Macleay, Or.
3 AngorA goats, owned by Mr.. Riddle,
OF Monmouth,
3 Angora goats, owned by G. W. Owen,
Of Kings Valley.
10 Angora goats, owned by John b.
Stump, Of Monmouth.
l2 Southdown sheep, owned by Chas.
+. Ladd.
Is Shropshire sheep, owned by G e.
Ladd.
l6 Shropshire sheep, owned by Chas.
Cleveland, OF Gresham.
shropshire Hheep, owned by j. t.
Hunt, Of Whitteaker.
10 Shropshire sheep. owned by Smith
Bros., Of ohubel, Or.
Is Dorset Horn sheep, owned by
Richard Scott, OF Milwaukee.
20 CotaWold sheep, owned by Richard
Scott, OF Milwaukee.
6 CotsWold sheep, owned by Thomas
w. Brunk, Of Eola
II Cotswold sheep, owned by j.. B.
Stump, Of Monmouth.
20 CotsWOld sheep, owned by O. n
| Ladd
so Lincoln sheep, owned by Patriel
| BrOss.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-25

At Bueuos Ayres Preident 9oca has
signed decree declaring that the port
OF Rio is affected with the plague.
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FARM FOR sALE-0ne mile south Of
jefferson, 50 acres, 20 acres cleared,
A room house, good large barn, young
orchard, small fruits and berries.
Good rich bottom land on Santlam
river. Atabargain. o. u. Hudclson,
Jefferson, Oregon. 98 I'm
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FOR SALE

viii offer for sale the enilre plant
and premises Of the 0rystal lce Works
on easy terms or viii lease same Cor =
number Of years 10 responsible perty.
provided sale Or lease is eoayumaled h.
alde thirty days, Party can have OPP
ton on 90 cords Of Or wood Ia she sim.
Der At cost. Apply 10 james Mcguire
on the premises. tMu
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LODGES

OF AMERICA =. Court
Sherwood Forest No. 10. Meets FRI
day nights In Turner block. Ira
Hamilton, @. r. A. l.. Brown, Secy.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-25

Another attempt to rescue Miss Stone
the American missionary. failed.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-25

ETA ANDERs-WILLMAN - Piano
Studio, Interatate Univerai y sysiem (;
diplomas granted. Studio open Sept.
4ih, First National Bank Block, Res
ldence, $40 Ohnrch sL.
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Think Of Hinges when YOU think Of
watches and iewelry. Why7 BE-
cause you can't help IL. he leads.
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CAMPING OUF1Ts.-Teata, stoves,
beds. al equipments for tenting or
hRhing at j. N. Schantz, i07 Court
street, Second hand store. 7-9-lm
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sPECIAL--I offer my dne euburban
home with 40 acres Of land at q
bargain. See John N. Payne over
Ladd 4 Bush bank. j. MoRLocK.
Q Is 3Ws
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1880 TO $500 A WEEK salarv for an
intelligent man or woman In zach
town. Permanent position. 30 cents
per hour for spare time. Manulac.
turer, Box ll02, Chicago. 9-l9-1ms
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-25

WANTED-Men 10 work on sewer. An,
ply at the job, on East Centre street.
q. A. Gray. 26-H
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ITALIAN PRUNEs WANTED. --Hieh-
eat market price paid for good stock.
atthe Salem cannery evaporator. All.
len Evapora.or Co. 9ieW
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-25

WANTED--Ladies and gentlemen 10 in
troduce Dr. Whites Electric combs,
locally: also, TO travel to Caliiornia.
where we will canvass this wnter.
Agents make e5 to $40 day. Cures
all kinds Of scalp ailments, headaches.
etc. Send SOC In stamps for sample.
Wilson A. Bailey, General Agent, sa :
lem, Oregon.
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POR RENT.

ROOMS --Beds and rooms for rout
through lairtime at Ss2 Marioa Street.
923 3t.s
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There is no foundation for the rumor
that Wardon Catron, Of Washington,
will be removed.
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Press Day Program.

An immense andisnee thfonged tie
pavilion tuesday night, when the Salem
Press Club, assisted by Mrs. Hinges and
the Alpine Glee Club entertained the
visltors. The best Of order prevailed
q "a the speakers aud mu -ical performers
r ndered their parts In very ereditable
manner. The rain did not interfere with
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WANIED.--A FIRST and second girl, by
October lst; sisters preferred. In
quire at northeast corner Of Court aud
Winter streets. 9l0.lw
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Hogs

22 Poland China hogs, owl Q by At
kins0n Bros Of NeEber.
Poland China hogs, OWn6d by j. b.
Early, Of Salem.
20 Poland China hogs, ov nsd by the
HazelwoOd Company, OF Sp, kane
81 DurOc Jerseys, owned by w. y.
Stuff, Kalispell, Mont.
5 Berkshire hogs. owned by John Red
moud, Of McKinnyIlle.
10 berkshire hogs, from HazleWOOd
farm, Ladd estate, Portland.
IA Chester White hogs, owned by ii
West, OF Scapp lose.
II Chester White hogs, owned by I'D
School, Of Albany.
~ Chester White hogs, owned by II
Bateman.
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WANTED-To trade good fruit tract
with six room house and arst-claas
improvements. Excellent opportunity
for good exchange. Address }. s,
JOURNAL Office, for particulars.
S23 n.
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Kruger will not send a mission to
America.
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When yon need repairing for you
watch think Of Hinges.
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CALL AT FARRINGTON's-New mar.
ket (the old Freeburger market) for
choice beei, pork, lamb, veal, poultry,
etc, State and Twelfth streets. 4.
Harrington, proprietor. Phone, Main
1924 0.i6-tl
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WOOD wANTED-5O cords at Whita
House restaurant. George Bros, ea
lem, Oregon. g7u
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ATTENTION FARMERs--Oai.. iiaflsy,
Hay aud Prunes wanted. Win buy OF
store. Chopping done promptly. Get
our prices belOTa yon sell. Ofilce OPP
pasite Court House. Tills0n-Bartlett
Grain Co.
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FOR sALE.7-An end-spring buggy and
light hack, In good condition, at
Bargain. 9, l.. Parmenter, Cor. 2iBt.
and State streets, Salem. Q 20 6tt
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COOK WANTED--lnust be frst.class
Call on Mrs. j. l.. LambIith, Corner
Liberty aud Union streets. 917u
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HUE WING SANG 60. - Chinese aud
Japanese Fancy and Dry Goods, Silks,
Ladies' Underwear, Furnishing goods.
Wrappers, Silk Waists. Low prices.
9ll1m
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LOsr AND FOUND.

FoUND-Return ticket to Albany. Cali
and pay for ad. 8 "a tt
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FINE LIVESTOCK EXHIBIT.
Prominent Feature at State Fair and
One Seldom Surpassed.

|
The stock exhibit OF the fair is one of
it's most prominent features. Some of
the finest animals, representing the best
herds, are on exhibition. Professor
James Withycombe regards IL as the sec
ond best show in the United States. He
is Of the opinion that only the array Of
livestock at the Illinois State Fair is SUI
perior to the one at Salem. At the Ore
gon State Fair there is q wide represen.
tation Of cattle, sheep, goats and hogs.
The exhibit of cattle is perhaps the COM
pletsst Of any at the fair.
Among the animals on exhibit are:
10 Aberdeen Angus cattle, owned by
NJ. McPorter, of Benton County. In
cnded in the number is a calf for which
the owner paid $1,000.
12 Holsteins, owned by the Hazlewood
Company, of Spokane.
Is Holsteins, owned by p. A. Frakes,
OF Columbia County.
10 Ayrshires, owned by Honeyman
Bros, of Portland. These cattle we're
imported from New York from cele-
brated stock.
Ia Brown Swiss cattle, owned by +. A.
French. These are the first ever
brought to Oregon. They are Of
superior stock
8 Guernseys, from Hazel farm, Ladd
estate, Portland.
s Jerseys, owned by II. West, OF Col.
umbia County, two OF them being from
the Miller & Sibley herd, Of New York.
Jersey bull, owned by j. M. & S. w.
Atkinson. OF Newberg.
Jerseys, owned by Charles Cleve-
land. Of Gresham.
7 Jersey aud Guernsey, owned by
Hazelwood Company, OF Spokane.
shorthorn bull, owned by A. @. Froom,
OF Clark County, Washington,
7 Shorthorns, owned by w. o. Minor
Heppner, including the noted prizewin-
nsr Collisim, $500 pounds, bred by
Robbins Bros, Of Indiana, and Sallie
Girl, champion OF the United States
circuit in 1899.
l5 Shorthorn. from North Yamhill,
owned by Charles f.. Ladd; including
bull Baron Linwood, never yet defeated
in premium competition. This herd
was champion OF the Oregon State Fair
last year, and OF the fair at New West
minister, b. O.
lO uerelorub, oWneu Dy amos wilkins.
10 Jerseys, owned by ID. II. Looney,
OF Jefferson, including noted bull IdR's
Landseer,
10 Herefords, owned by John Sparks,
OF Reno, New. This is the champion
herd OF the West, and includes bulls
Perfection III and Lelax, the latter sired
by Dale, which sold at public auction
for 1890.
Ii Hereiords, owned by q. b. Wade,
st. Valentine, bred by Robbins Bros, OF
Indiana.
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When youthlnk of e lasses think OF
Hinges.
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CLASSIFIED S y
ADVERTISEMENTS

AdyerIlssmenis. five lines Or less. n ihs tolanu
Inserted three times for use. SOC Weot Il r6
= monih. An over FIVE lines q the same fais
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BOYS WANTED. TO register their
names and give reference. Steady
position, wages ti3 per month. None
but boys Of good character aud furn.
ishing best Of reference need apply.
street hoodlums not wanted, Lock
wood Messenger System 28S Coml. st.
0203t
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FOR THE BEST meals in the city 20 10
the white ioute Restaurant. You
can get just what you atk Tor.
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McKINLEY's L1FE--By Muers TIal.
sted best author; best book beat
terms retails $3.50; will duplicate
any offer on inferior books; credit
given, freight paid; outfit free. J. 81.
liegler q Co., Chicago, Ills. 23-ets
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IA s. CHE 4 CO.. Wholesale fruits pfodue'.
~. efr Fruit sacks for sale. Buyers Q Or
Wallace Warehouse. corner high and Trade sis"
5slem. OREGON.
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MCKINLEY MITCHELL - Buyer OF wheat:
w oats. hOps wool pOiaiOes asa bfoduee OF
al kinds. Ctfyais. OREGON.
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I ILIERTHAL BROS. New York, LondOn. 81 a
l. Francisco hoo merchants. OREGON OifAe
lad 8 Hush Bldg Sslem. u. J. Otienheimef'
manager. Phone 46i.
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HENRY A. TOWNSEND wlli bay prpnes, Tel,
VI ephOne req 2lo3. Office. Ttsidenee nfar
uheriY and 3 so Commerllal sIleel. salem. or.
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tAJM. BROWN AGO HOPS. mOhair Wool HOP
w Growers suChlies no. 2l0 COmmeFe Al
SIRE, !, Salem. Oregon. PhOas 1901.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-09-25
MOP Ard PRODUCE BUYERS.

HUBBARD & CROssAR- -Hoplbuyers, Room
N and 81. ROtau Bul dlag. Salem. oregon
Samples OF choke h0pS SOlleMed. hes! hastefn
ana European connections. Phone llOl'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-01-19
Shooting the Chutes.

The Jun moves as fast as its title
is what an Eastern critic says OF Muir
ray & Mack's latest and merriest
bunch OF mirth and r,e-rinent, which
for advertising purposes happily en-
titled fShooting the Chutes.' 1t is a
jolly affair from start to finish, laugh
ter and song and plenty OF both, a
wealth of sumptuous scenery ana
costly costuming. A glorious bunch OF
beautiful girls, \ corking contingent OF
funny comedians and there you have
shooting the Chutes" in a nut shell.
1t is just the kind OF an entertain ment
that pleases the old as well as the
young, nothing to Offend but all to
amuse is the attraction at the Opera
House next Tuesday evening. Seats
on sale at SteinmetZ's.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-01-19
Good News for the People Of
Carson and Vicinity.

Commencing Thursday, January 3,
we vii! place on sale the elegant stock
Of D. W Lane OF Saa Francisco, con-
sis.ing OF dry goods, clothing wrap
pers, skirts, underwear, shoes e5c., in
connection with the +. W. Day bank
rupt stock which has been marked
down and will be sold lower than ever.
The f. w. Day stock need not be
described, as tor years Mr.. Day has
carried none but the highest class of
goods, which fact is best known to the
public in general.
This sale will continue daily until
the entire stock is disposed of. To
accommodate our patrons those who
cannot do their trading during the
day, we will Keep the store open even
lngs until o'clock. Pasch Bros.