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t. rtw .vfttn h to chii- no demy. In
tolleC'oas.
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GILBERT i PATTERSON.
Dealers in Groceries, Crocker)',
Glassware, Paints, Oi's, Varnishes,
Rmehw W nrfnuiF a. He. SOe
Agents for Epicure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder.
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LOCAL MARKET.
Wheat, net C21 cents irlbu
Hopw, active: 2S toS2 cent- per lb (
Fikst Come Fikst Sekveh.-
Order your turkey, duck or Rooe of
SXEI.VER.
Headquarter for candy, m&nu
factured frh every day at Jone 4
Bernardi's on State street.
The Georgia Wonder. Mrs.
Aunle Abott, who has created to
much excitement In thi country,
will appear at Reed's opera houe '
to-morrow uijht. Hear what the
presj vs: "Encore Theatre wa
fill1 with the be-t Deonle of the
citv la-t ereninc to witnew the ex-
hibltlou of Annie Abbott, the Lit
tie Georgia Wonder. And all will
te-tifv thut it wa.- indeed a marvel-
ou entertainment. They saw the
-flVetft of a. mvrterious and uuknown
force exhibltetl in a manner that left '
no doubt as to it exMence. The
little niuety-elght pound woman ,
moved -tronc men atmut like toy-.
Jted four of them at once from the '
floor and -uccessfully defied th four
to hft her. Thn aain, what wa.- f
still more wonderful, she transmit-,
.. A t. m wrwnm ... . Ik. eft fll I. hu i
u?u uri ri u w-. & ...... m
could unt be lifted. These are a few
of tne more urpnsiuc feature- of
the exhibition. There were no evi
dence of "sake." Helena iMont-t
Diiiy Independent, Nov 13, 1SH).
FilTHrCI. TO THE Last. An ex
ample of unparalleled fidelity was
xnauife-iteJ by one of the trustee- of
the Willamette university. This
faithful ervant of Salem's school
was Fatner J. L. Parrisb, who has
been one of the pillar of the school
since It was founded. He had not
been able to get away from home
for some time when he heard of the
citizen's' meeting at the University
chapel, and determined to make the
last effort to be there. He was
present and gave an earnest talk.
He wa.- also at the board meeting ou
Wednesday night and was up all
night. He wetit down to Portland
yeste-day to attend the meeting
thete last night. He is very eutliu
dastie for having the school remain
in Salem. It U certainly heroic in
bim, old and feeble as he i, to at
tend all these meetings.
A Good Tone The subject for
debate at the Alka lleieriau society
next Frldsv ven ng will be: Re
solved. "That our present Btate
prison svstein tends more toward
the degradation of the prl-oiier than
toward the prevention of crime."
Many o! wiir c.Mzeus who are pbh
antropically inclined have taken
'jnld of thU nri-on oucstion and are
doing earnest work to bring about a
jeforta. Snme of these meu will be
pre-eut Friday evening and give
their views ou the subject. The
-ciety U rapidly addiug to its mem
tsTohip, having taken iu two new
mfinlej lant Friday, J. Pratt aud
Robert Whitaker, aud three mem
lers the week before. Tbisudds ten or
twelve to the roll during the present
quarter.
Died o.v the Train. A lady on
the overland truiu which paseed .
north this morning, died about 3:30
iu her berth in the tleeper. She wa
n consumptive und vva- returning to
Portlaud from a health seeking trip
to California, rilie was a relative of,
Isaac Lawler, a prominent livery-'
man of Portland, hut her name
could not lie learned from the rail
road oQlcials here, but a dispatch
announcing her death was sent to
the above gentleman.
Htohms o.v the Coakt. Severe
storms have been raging along the
C rast for several days. All last w trek
It was difficult for ves-eU tocro-w tlie
friitr ut tlu. tnnilfli rtf th,. I ntti.nlit.i
.1.. h .. ... ....1. ...hi...
llit MM1- Ifc nur 'fill J UVtCillJU j sjsssivis n mo .wih.u j iv nit a III t I
steam vessel. Several sailing vessels ' testined to being iu the house when f Uui" D U,e yvu! we UTe uavl,'B.
have been compelled " P"t bar k to I Charley Memfield and Mr. aud Mrs. ,hv ure Dr'";e.,"0 HU"ril(' K" "r"""1d
aea to keep from being driven u.hore.Memlleld and others fcime. Hewa"ud -l)'h1I Lo- ' "e-r
by the wind sud waves The storm put out with kicks and cutis. He'UU!,Ireet a,w8lore tor tt P-'r "
lias about abated aud uo wief-ks have gave tlur prize to his father but it wa k'"' b"r" "r "M"n'
yet leeti repor'ed. tukeuaway from him. His testiinouyl Six hook coat aud hut racks 10
- lit -mil... u.ima uikoii crosH-exurulnu-1 ...... .t.
Pu 11 Lie Install.-, rm.v.-
n.ei
uewly elect. d oflk-erb ol Salem and
Pacific lodges, A. F. and A. !.,
will be publicly ins tailed ut their
ball next Friday evening. All
Masons aud their families are ex
pected to attend with well-Ailed
lunch baskets aud partake of the
lestlvltlea of the cveuiug. By order
of Com. .
John G. Barr at his State atreet
Jewelry store cau show you some
choice bargains in Jewelry. He has
a large assortment und will sell nt
living rales.
1 at Crissmaus.
THE AD1SVIL1.E TRIAL. I Mokk Wrecks. Th OrcsoaUti
rallnad, which waa rwutl.r cbang
Emmlaitlss of WititfMra aid Rrcltal 1 from a narrow to a standard
of tbr Trwusle- iKiugr, seems to be uufurtonate in
the way f having wrecks. Th
At 10) o'clock this morning t' J,,vy cPKltiwaort cars are tuo much
tlif court lioue the court chII1 fir tne o)J roadbeAl mDd poor tie,
to order to try the ow ut tneAuiua- The last wreck occurred yesterday,
vllle riot. Air. Geo. Bingham, for tout flv . ,. rth .. at ,
th prosecution opemnl the trial.
He wid th-vt the pncutlou would
endeavor to ftinu turn toe uouse iv
longed to J. K. Smith; that Jurinp
Rn-ricr's aWiicv J. K. Smith t.k
.c-I.iu; that a .rt.wd u mo-Heft-
ed aud maliciously and felnuou-ly I
set upon J. K.aud Horner H.Smltu.
using them roughly, a theirappear-
anccs conclusively show, that thej
crowd, or Reede r faction had In thtlr
p.-selon one or more revolvers, a
Hub. ulid it is Mieveii a shotgun.
He then read ndtnuition of n..i
and another section native to the
lum - "meui i n
Jude Trail for the defence nay
th.t they uill trv n show that no
revolvers or gun ere in the crowd
Iiut one and that in the haiid of J
K. Smith, anu that it tatei
from liimhv the iteidt-r faction, tbu
preventing him from committing .
muriier.
Mr. J. K. Smith who then put on
lhe wltness sl!,nd aIld gwuru. h
WBg firgl qU(Moned by Attorn.
Biucham uud then by NV. H
Holmes, who cns quetioued him
closely. Hif tetimoiiy was ratliei 1
ceurtictint: as developed by the dil-
? ferent quenlious. The f.dlowlui.
was learnel fmm his tetimn: i
Three or more years ago he reuted
nU farm nnd home to Mr. Rreder j
fr one year at the esplratiou of hi- j
time be renew ed the contract ale. (
allowing Mr. Reeder the u-e of a
.rrauery not speciueti iu me icuc.
He found a purchaser in a Mr. Clyde
who boncht vlti of his property,
and Mr. Reeder clo buying omt
which he ha subsequently h.UI.
Mr. Clyde gave notice to Reeder to
vacate hut u- the law did not corupe
him to vacate for three months Mr
Clyde became tired of waiting and
Mild the property hack to Mr. J. K.
Smith, who did not give any further
notice to Mr. Reeder. Mr. Smith
had sold the piece of ground on
v. hich the gndn house stood in
which wa R-eder' grain, to Bill
I 1 u .1 lw. rudlnfu.! Pijlura tlW.t:
i White, w ho removed Reedera Iock.allj implement. to34,tio0; money,
and -ub-tituted one of his owu thug uute-, etc, iij3,074; furniture, etc.,
lock ug up Rewler's grain. $4o."3; ".647 hurt and muies.fl93
J. K. Smith stated, when, closely a; 7 cattle, $i9,yiS; 113,1H
questioned, tnat he did have are- sntp, t'lb,501; 1,501 awine, $3,S!U;
volver which he kept laving around inueutedueas, 6ol'.474; exemptions,
tlie house and he did nut know what -iio,3ia; total taxable property, $1,-
calibre or make it was as he kew ia),u3.; No. of polls, tjini. Sbenuau
little about revolvers. The weaK)ii 103.413 acres of land, $415,76; 24U
was pnxiuced and be identified it a- town lots, t!,SS5; improvemems,
, the one taken from him, also ac- f 134,44-3: merctiaudite aud imple.
knowledged that he had three or meuu, $7i,a7a; money, notes, etc.
1 four revolvers one in his saloon at'7j,48i; unUseuuld furniture, etS,
1 Yaquiua City. When asked where 18,t5oO; 3.44B horses and mules, J97,.
and when he got tliis he stated tliatjtjij; i,4j cuttle, fcM.576; 13,33
within three mouths and since his sheep, $J),U97; 74S swine, tl,893;
contention with Reeder. He did gross value of pnqieriy, tl,10i,l-4:
not kuow the man's name as he did ludebieduesri, t3l',117; exemption,
uot a.-k him. ' 9a,o4I; tuial taxable property, o73.
Was asked if it was hi friend 4oo; No. of polls, 3b3.
Bill White.
Believed It was ,
States thai when Reeder came to
Sulem he went tu the buck door and
went in, removed. Reeder's furniture
tu a woodshed ami put in his own
furniture. Tnat when Reeder re
turned he time to the door uud I
raid they would have to excuse us
for not inviting them in as we were
unprepared to receive i-umpauv.
Bingham objected to Holme- pur
suing tile question as to what hap
pened previous to this lime but the
court allowed him to ask auv ques
tions connected with the eu-e.
Smith continued that he pushed out
Reeder while his brother, Homer
H. smith pushed Mrs. Reeder out
of the door. Next duv was arrested
nv a iustice of the tieuce while iu his
office. Kaw a crowd going from the
hotel toward the houe which I was
occupying. Mrs. Coy, my ste-mother-in-law,
my son, a boy of
fifteen and a baby were in the house
at the time. I asked to be exiu-td
from arrext and started out. Was
headed off bv Mr. Menitield who
struck at me with what I thought
was a pisto!. Reeder knocked me
down with a pistol so I hollered for
niv Irfiv lr hri.iT m. mv rpenlvpr
which he did and gave to me but c?1 W"K"U'' M Cen"" "'
Zumwald the justic-e of the peace j ,,
wrenched it from my hands. Don't ' Don't Keller & Marsh don't
know who fired the shot. He gave (claim to be the only furniture del
coHsideraiile other testimony. A ,ers nor do they claim to be belling ut
copy of the leai-e was produced aud , cost but they do claim that they
examined. Mr. Homer H, Smith ' have as line a slock of furniture as
has both his eyes blacked while Mr. is in the city.
J. K. smith has hi head bandaged
up. A considerable number were
present from Aumsville to give
testimony. Such uelghlorbnr,d
fueda are very unpleasant and dis
agreeable. The court adjourned at
llo to meet at 1:30 p. m.
AfTEKNWlN.
Court met 1:30. After a few
Ueslions to J, K. smitii, Homer H,
hinith was called tu the stand. H
i. i, -..-.iM.ti,.t.nH w-
. . -
lion by the defend,
As we go to preaa the case la sslll
on trial.
Brooks &. Harrllt for quality and
price will com pure favorably with
any firm iu the city.
The old and reliable book firm of
T. McF. Faltoti have a fine line uf1
bullday aud souvenir goods. ,
1
Wuste paper baskets at Crlssmniu
I
esincou a. rwin, at mroiigs
old stand are busy, preparing an liii-
nieiise Xiiiub dinner. ,
Brisiks St Coxc.10 showyouu very
flue Hue or perfunmes.
..,,, ii, c.T,tn.. Th rail
preod an(J aiowed tmw of the cart
nr ,i,. mWeH n.kn.-M .nr) fa-le-tit
train to leare the track. A car loud
of w )c-t wa, ditched, and one
,,r c, U1L( im,jy wrrcbeJ. The
JmltH.IIUpr coaches pasted over all
fjght, and no ow wm hurt In the
Jicciteljt,
,
WANTS SEVEN TUUL'SASD.
titarr Turrm Kiddia; far tke Hadoa
Manafartarias EstaalitbairBt.
The Board of Trade received a let
ter jt-terday afternoon frtmi theT.
H. Hudwiu 4 Sou u hich pive the
news to the effect that it w-uld re
iUire $T,0H0 to induce them to come
h. re. They stated that other neigh
iMiriug towus to Salem were bidding
for the factorv and had utlered more
nioney than this city. They ex-j
prewet as w.e.r ursor iu ....r
Salem on account of the location and
this pltv maklnir the firnt ofler. .
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These gentlemen mu.t remember
'' ",r """"r 'u,: "' ""M "",
pMpnltton, which was accepted by
IUe teople here in gmd faith. The
nroj asks to hear from the Salem
Buard of Trade before they send
their representative. It i suggested
.miong the menders of the board
(hut the company could be Induced
t,i come to this city and put ud the
factory as heretofore sMken of for
tt,e fo.uoo subsidy- and laud snough
to locale sucn an insuiuuou on.
Large clothes ba.skeu; only SO
cents ut CruMiuau'g.
All BltOk. All the county tax
rolls are now in the care of the see-
retarv exo-it that of iJultuoiuab
jeuumy, which is, of course, by far
( lne m WCulihy county in theatale.
(The last tax rolls received were
tul)Be of Morrow aud Sherman
I omjtWs which gives summaries a
r,lows: Morrow 161.9J3 acres of
uud, HGo,91U; town loU $lV9,57o;
improvements, Jfo,T52; mercliaudi-e
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Long bar
Crissmaus.
toilet soap 5 cents at
Bakek City fc 5eve- Devils R.
R. B. W. Lcvetis, Edlu Hardj,
Inadore Fuchs, J. L. Rand and Mark
W. .Musjjrove have tiled articles of
incorporation, with the secretary of
state iucorperatiu the Bater City
fc Seven Devils railroad cotupany,of j
BaKer City, capital stock Jl.UOU.lW.
Catlerliii fur photos.
A PutKEcr Geji. Occasional
study of auy large sl.K:k of gems
will convince any one that the
I Jewelers art Is steadily improving iu
artistic taste. W. W. Martin is up
to tlie latest designs aud will give
bis patrons the benefit of
a choice
from a fine slock of gems.
Brooks & Cox for flue perfumes.
Need not Wait. "Wait till the
clouds rull by" was what she said.
Come out any time is what Cher
riugtun says. The time when
'clouds
' taking
interfered with picture
has passed. He can take
your picture at any time.
Go to Crissmaus for ribbon, all
widths, nil prices from 4 cents per
yard up.
,
Guilty ok Not Guilty. Are
vou guilty of wearing a shabby old
pair of shoes around when you cau
I get u pair uf neat and stylish shoes
at little expetiseat Klein's.
Short. TI10' these are the short-
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Numekoub Pulton's stock of
good is ts numerous to mention,
but you can Call nd look over
for your self.
Xmah, The JnurtNALUvmorfoT
w"l contain a great deul isf specially
prepared Christmas matter. Old!
and young will enjoy the stories and 1
I KeniS.
Wood roK Hai.k. I have KiO
ni, ,,f urv Krub ouk for sale and
u m ,,llv.r In any part of the cliy
at fl.M) per curd, Lewis Pettyjohn.
12-12 J2u
aaaaa a aaa aaaiaaaaaa m
THE UNIVERSITY AfilTATttX.
Tip Qatlaa of Reaariac laa Wll-
Uaiftle Uairerrity Fnclkalty
Decided.
Every Salem member of tb board
or trustees was present at tb met- JoCRXaL, la an employe ot the
lng in Portland last night. Tlfe j Terminal company,
flrat Intention of several of the Mlaa Mullle Bernanlt U atteudlnB
members here waa not to attend the ' arhool at the Hoi men huiduesa col
Portland meeting, but after conMd- mge
entiR tne matter iney conciudea to'
attend In full force and aland b
the Interests of Salem in keeping
the school near thU city.
When the btatrd met lart night
the quextlou of the legality of hold
ing a meeting and doing busiue
at any other place thau Salem wa.
raliHMl, when the chairman, F. R.
Smith or this city, rfacided that
they could not do buslne except
Iu Salem. An appeal was taken
from his decision, but he was sus
tained. The meeting was then ad
journed to meet In Salem Jauuary
19, 1S01. After the adjournment an
lu formal meeting was held, iu
which the queation at uwue was
dlHCUssert, aud the best of feeliuc
preVBjIed. The meetlnit here on the
19jh wi)1 p.Jbly not touch much
a ,he gchooJ guiQK PortUnd bu
.- . , ....
now-10 oeiter equip me scnoot anas
, pu, ou & b,.tter flDBUcUl b,U .'
The auwl on ..f Its ivi.inv.l n th
near vicinity of this city will be up
for conideratlnn. Mauy of the
business men here favor its removal
to some suitable location near this
city an the best for the school and
city.
Had the question been put to a
vote last night, Salem would nave
Iwen victorious. Mr. Wood and
Mr. Swackhamer, the members
from east of the mountains, favor
Salem, which would have given this
city a majority. The following
members were present: Or. L. L.
Itowlaud, R, S. Wallace, A. X.
Bush, Dr. Reynolds, Leo Willis,
Mrs. G. W. Gray, C. B. Moorea, Br.
C. C. Strattou, Geo. P. Hughes,
Mrs. Amelia E. Miller, K. Doane,
M. C. Wire, J. L. Parrmh aud H.
K. Hines of Salem; Dr. E. P. Fm
7er, G. W. Mavnr. Rev. W. S. Har
rington, Mrs. Maria Smith, Jnn
Keuu-orthy and A.J. Hanson, of
Portland; Uev. Mr. Wood, of Idaho,
mid S. O. Swackhamer, Esq., of
Uuiau
Several of the Halem delegation
remained in Portland tMlay to view
the proposed sites near there to sat
iifv theiuselvee of their value. The
citizens of Portland held a meeting
last night to consider what was best
to be done under the circumstance.
Nothing has yet been learneu as to
the results of their meeting.
Buren sells furniture.
Use your money w iaely
nd
Reap the benefit.
Everybody come and invest
Now Is your time.
Better Pay. Representative
Hermann to-day secured an allow-
ance for clerical hire at tlie Halem
pontomcf, by which the compensa
tion of the chief clerk and two
stampers is increased, and this in
creased allowance is to cover the
entire present quarter and continue
thereafter. He also obtained in
creased mail service from Prineville,
in Crook county, to Burns, iu liar
uey county. The cost to the gov
erumeut for this increase Is $1450,
and nearly 3o00 per annum for the
entire service.
Holidav' Alippers. Dou't buy old
style slippers, get something new.
No old style carried over from
last vsar. We have the finest hi
ve ve; or plush, pat. nt leather
trimmed, to be found in the city at
prices that are Eastern. James Deu-
iijam & Co., boots and shoes, 1U
Ute street. 11M3 tf
See it, Tky it, Bvy it. The
new V. S. No. 2 Singer sewing ma
chine. Burt Case, agent 181 Coao
mereial street. 12-19 tf.
The DANOEUiua Revolver.
Four uoys, while fooliug with a re
volver at Lyons Sunday, met with
au accident that while it was not
any way serious in its results, was
etinugb to warn them not to faol
with such implements. It was dis
charged and entered the baud of one
of the boya by the name of I v. s, in
flicting a painful wound between
the first and second fingers. The
young man iu company with his
father weut to Milt City yesterday
to have tlie ball extracted. Albany
Herald.
,
A Safe iamtanat
Is one which ia guaranteed to bring
(io satisfactory re-tubs, or iu case 01
failure a return of purchust-price, On
this safe plan you can buy from our
advertisefl druggist a bottle of Dr,
Kiuif's New Discovert fi.rf.'nnsnnirw
tioii. It is guaranteed tn bring rellrf
in every case, when uea for any ar.
fectiou of throat, lungs or chest, such
as consumption, iiiflumruatlon of
lungs, bronchitis, asthma, wboopinx
cough, croup, etc., etc. It is pleasaut
and agreeable to taste, perfectly stata
aud can always ke depended Ma.
'J rial bottle free at rry ' druaaioic.
Geo. Good has the finest and
largest stock ot irfum-- and per-
mine casea vcr uroutbt to Salem
Call at WJ Comu.ercia! street al.d
see his Hue. 12 tf
Fresh made Xmas candies at
Westnri'U ft Irwiu's.
Gu to 'iiHunftri'a for -children's
lea ru; lo ceht.
777
rr""""' ,aT:"' " J wai -wery.
.. c w.fc ., urn i,,eiat.i. t..Mvta,
enjoying our personal litrrtvj bat
liitwl of us are iu physical slavar,
sulferlng from s-rofiiU, salt rl emu
..r some oilier form of Impure rxmd.
HiMsi'sSarfMiirlllA U I be great k'fvai
purifier which dbMilvea the Is ni
of dUa. eivea healiit and gmtnt
physical lUtMrtjr.
rtRTI.AND KOTES AND TERSONALS.
r. H. Raymond la In the atatlotv
cry bualsaaa ou Firat Bear Stark.
Frank Gorman la In a saloon on
First near the Staudard theatre.
r
( Bert Cola, former pressman of the
John Foley, better known as Tat,
la working tor a grocery store on
Morrison.
John Coffey, South Salem Johnny,
is clerking Iu the dry goods store of
Meyer A Co., ou First.
Winnie Diusmore and Miss Buena
Snell are clerking iu the Hardmau
stores u Third.
The Long Broa., Alvlu nnd Mark,
are running a barber shop ou Wash
iugtou near Fourth.
Miss Jeuns M. Long, teacher of
elocution, is now residing ou Madi
son Sixth.
Many former Salemltes nrv now
residing in Portland. Among the
number we notice the follewing:
MLss Auna Parmeuter is keeping
books for a wholesale Jewelry store
ioa the comer of Morrison and First
Miss Gabble Clarke, former teacher
of the Salem public schools, Is teuch
lug In the Portland business college.
John B. Coffey and Clareni-e
Crane can be found In the dry gissls
store of A. B. Croasman, former
merchant and postmaster of Salem,
ou First.
Fred Byars Is attending the Port
laud Business College, where also
will be found Perce Shielaud Frank
BurcV, a student of the Willamette
university last year.
Work on tha Oregon Ian building
Is not being done to any great ex
tent. It is situated on Alder aud
Sixth, one block north of the post-
office, aud will be one of the highest,
If not the highest, building In Port
land over two hundred feet Iu
height.
The Madison street bridge will
so. in be completed, making the third
bridge spauuiug the river at this
point, the other two being the steel
bridge railway and wagou cm
bined aud the Mbrrisou street.
The Madison street ferry will be
taken ofl as soufi as the bridge is
opened.
The steam motor and horse car
lines are fast being rbanged into
electric. Some monstrous electric
." were tet-eived by the W
;. r.
Tabor
Vo. thU week for the Mt,
line. The Fifth street horse car
j line in East Portlaud is ready for
t the electric cars and the East side
'side peupla are patiently walling
fur litem to arrive.
Tne brick work on The Marquum
Is about completed. When finished
It will be a building uf eight stories,
net counting thuee of the tower. It
U situated across the street from the
Hotel Portland, thus causing by
their height, Morrison street of
aixty feel iu width to appear as a
decent ailed alley for Salem, whine
streets are a liuudred feet wide.
PEH.SU.SAL ANU LUCAL.
Btate Treasurer Webb is a visitor
iu Portland this ufieruouu.
Senator J. II. Riley, of Umatillu
county, was in the city over uight,
returning to-day.
J. D. Hurst, proprietor of the Au
rora flour mills, was doiu.' business
iu the city to-day.
Miss Lulu Hde, who has been in
the city the past few weeks, returned
tu her home In Beulou county ibis
morning.
Sheriff George Noble nnd Deputy
Wm. Hughes, of Morrow county,
are in the city, having brought
down au iusaue man to the asylum.
F.B Cole, editor of "Wealth t.r
the Northwest," utTacoma, sloped I
iff between tralus last evening to .
visit bis old friend T. G. Albert.
FOB PIKE FIRST WATER
DIAMONDS.
You will have tu go to W. W.
Maitinswh.bas the FINEST as
sortment ever offered for sale iu
ibis city.
HlbWrt't. Kbsuswue sjm Uisr fill..
Tbstw pllaitu-T) eisntlnca.ljr oompoundort
od unUbru. In seUon. No grtplDK pulo
i comtnoaly following tb-s uk of pill..
foer art. saapted totxiib adulu andchll
lreuwllh pvrfsct taiMtf. We ruiMUf
thy bsvtooMiul In thecnreofilck hend
4CtM, euostipstiota, dysiwpsls and b.lllim.
uom atrd, as an appUr, tbey eacell any
itncr pnrpt4rsuaa 177 ly
Boall BUiusr, aoto aU.
ThtGreat
REMEDY
r OR PAIN
S500 Reward I
WK III say tbs shore reward for any
sassuT iifsr jnotstelnl, dvppsU, .Ick
as4sek. ladUsstUm, stwi.fljNllftf) or eft.
U..UU mmmmOL ears wll w ws-.t'S IW
elu.sl.Uiif rttls. wtwa the dlrretlnn. ntr
sirtottti eoiuplUd with: TUy are purely
veHtNael, aaa nerarniii n tv wtii mr,
lino. Hoaar "il1. latnre boxes. ctitMln
lDCptlC,ai IHSIU. Uvwaxs iT ..(iinier-
Lrt.riwoly T11K JOUX U. W&f
Co.irtik-ss-olll, ...
su Am E. OossL OnuBftst. M Coin
staBtavttMs,sr,
The YTorM Enrleaeik
The facilities of the present day fa
thef-roduction of everything that will
conduce to the taatcrial welfare and j
comfort of mankind arc almost unlim
ited, nnd when Svrup of Figs was first 1
produced the world was enriched with I
the only perfect laxative known, as it
ia the csly remedy which is truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt nnd effectual to cleanse
the system gently in the Spring-time
or, in fact, ct cny time, and the better
it is known t'uc more popular it be
comes. JOHN HUGHES,
Diler in Groceries, ruiiil.0il
hiiiI Window (JIilvs, Wall IV
iHr aud llnnliT, Artists' Ma
tcrialH. Lime, Hair. Nails mill
Shingles. Hay. Fml and Fence
I'trsts, Grass Seeds, Ktc.
NKW AIIVKIITISKMKMSI.
REED'S OPERA HOUSE
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Wednesday, Dec. 24th.
The rnlfum of the lJ.h entnry
Annie Abbo
-the
Little Georgia
Magnet !
VV lrs nnl j Wi poiindi, but four mm can
not lift b r.
i an tin IO pound wlttinut pbynlcul or
nisi'lmiitci.1 fii.rf.
Twn streni: 11111 cnut draw "tick
thniugh her hstid.
-'aiullnropon nr fmt.lt will ! Impn
sllile fur four locu tu throw h r ntr her hul.
aurs.
I.lfls b whnli" isorhnll elnb Hi .Hiss Mr.
AbiMiti.bf rr-llncihe iiii. if her mix h!
h inu Inioa lOjraenlit b) l. nil, tn.11
fer the in'ic r.nce lohlin. uud to mcu
annul lift hltn from tlir fl -r
Msny f.p.qimll uuenplnln-b e,
Prlc- jnil
IreiiU lteserved uts on
Mlrat fMltullH.
J. L. MITCHELL.
CIKO. HOEYK.
MITCHELL & HOEVE;
General Collectors, Brokers
AND ACCOUNTANTS
XxKnl and loreljn rulfril(ii! ltH'ndrHl in
pnnnpi.j. ICtltrikirt tirfeMf Mthl to II
purl uf ilie HifM, li kkevphu: fur IihiiI
put Mr u HHt 1 tliv. Atl eriUuitf plarfil tn
atiiy iHrti'fih I nHvMlNieai hi Hit m-at
muMiiiMnlt rutp-i. commvrt'ial jmMr
lmikrtl uflafr iinimptlj.
j9 I'oiniupretal ttrrct, up ntatr. Halrm,
Ureim.
70
0
-LAl:nCST AN -
Most Complete Stock
-or-
DIAMONDS
Loose ane Mounted
Ever bmitsht
priu. Unit
to thU lily, 10 he sold 1
DEFY COMPETITION.
A compl'lr Illif of Ootd and Hllitr
WATCHES
SILVERWARE
JEWELRY
CLOCKS.
U IU T .. P.
IV.-IIIOIIIJISUU
221 Commercial St.,
Salem.
25c Want Column.
N.ilrtu lnert.'d fur OSK CENT I'EIt
Wultli EACH INtsKUrio.V. ,Su Kdver
tliiieut inwtned In till, xiluiuu for Itw.
tau twenty.il ve tenU.
f UT. ...itieilu phIiicc an edlltirtsl not.
IJ bn.K. A pket In cover ainlaiiin h
hanx vheek.no "ikkI Ii.unyone.-M i men
h4le.-n pt.ip d. lnuur will pleae re
turn n. thixitn r
WA.Mr.u, l.ilno.HK.iMl. Ket lie mil
slr.ini; hnith und spmiK Mi.Cti n
on t Appl) nt my lesld nee on Kern
irMt.ntur itn. ttAltl'I.V ilcitA IIii.n.'
ll liti'
L"Ol'NI).-A purMconiilnlrc Hinnll -1111
T nftnnne;, Cull ut John llulin'. hi, irk
timlih.ih.ip. li:llt
irANTED An nctlve. r. lUlils man
T? tuUry ro 10 VO moulhly, Willi In
c eue, 10 r.p-eat In In. o 11 ec l.m e
reifKiii.lb'e Ne "i.irk hunne. Hel-nwio.-VUMIrALTUIlEll.
Lockbox IJH, .N
PP. HAt.K.-Vliilt three seres of li.nil
on Asiluin Avenue, kohI tluslllun
biut. convenienllv i.rrned. Iiirae kirn
une-tvu lety of fruit trie nnd ehrilti
ljery;c.iineinenl Ui Klftrle rnllwuy, neve
fHllinr wnler on pr-inl.en. tr ptr.lcii
I1.1v intUlrnnt .euii.d Ii.mimi.iii rlglit lii.nd
lue of Ay luiu A .tine giilng imiu city.
12-1 if
WAKTT.n Tntmdsn lown tot In Unpl
" J."?.'.1?. All(btl"n for lumber. A
Ullnger, IU MIILtitet. :iWlf
rX)ltHALB. A KifKt leiitn und
h'lriiftn
I1 'I hff to IU 14 tfellt.e imrl rnli..lilu
i-etl Ihe teitmor tr.ds f r s.lnii pr..'p)r)
r wll rent them m reMUin.ibie tern., f.i
lbs wltitor. Apply t-i iV. n. J(ihn,in hi
vvll
Miurtire'..ii- lluttinua's
.table, nut
01 vviiMnMlie iiuei.
II
WANTKD-AK AfTIVK llnXK-TMAK-KMliiry
liaim.miiil) Umill hlr.wltl
opporluiiltier. for iidvunce. u, repre-iui
lis-slly H resisin.llili. ew Yi.rk Imu.e
!ii("vn!?' '"''AeTtiKrit, lk li.u
K, N. I. ,,,
A II AHfl A I. V. A Initio- Hiidlwnl.il. f,
J tu.le nM.MilhMlin hi unlr WO In
iiuirenf W. II. Hluipwiu. ' .nV
Q
WKKIW f)K t-OWH.Kr .ervire. 1.
niire-iireu lieu I'n : i l,,,n t.......
cuh. At my I'lic a K.11..1,, 1
I'AKUIBII. n Ui"
UIKKNr-l'lvenlcolyfiirnl.he.lr.siir..
1-line to IIUIIH!. lull! .if 1 In l.v .
any.
ny. week or iniililll. L.irii'-r lVi,i..r ......
r rout street IK'iO-if
.Milt HKk'i-titr
Tra
M
roiy fr.rnl.hed
risiiru.
AtVtrtii,ttuji, u..,r
p.VntONIZr. Ilt.n.e Inrtn.iry. him) ii
1 lhiioiluln Itiilii. I ..utfh.'iir !...
Hineeu ... Kr rei.ei rr iiiuney relllltdefl
tm Hfas I
united lo lilve relSei or iiiuney refiii.ded
lluiiiifuiwiiruil Its' II ll 1U1 j.. I .. '
it k Old White Goner.
Latest Arrivals
TOILET CASES
INFANT SETS
GLOVES and HANDKERCIIIEF
BOXES
SHAVING CASES
MANICURE CASES
JEWEL BOXES
WORK BOXES
TABLE COVERS
TABLE SCARFS
Look
SPECIAL SALE
Musical Goods at Cost.
Pianos, Organs, Violins, Guitars, Banjoes, Musi
Boxes nnd Sheet Music.
We intend to close out, by the end of the year, out
entire line of small musical merchandise to confine our
selves to the wholesale trade only.
Holiday Presents 1
Now is a golden opportunity ts huy musical instru
ments at prices never before heard of.
Rcmeinbcr AT COST Everything (Joes.
VIOLINS for I 1 00
BANJoESfor 4 00
G U ITARS for 3 50
?75 OlvGANS for 40 00
$125 ORGANS for 75 00
Our ejitire line of "Saalfield Series" of lOc music
5c 25 pieces, Si. 00.
FREE We give to every purchaser sheet music for
Piano or ( "rgan free.
EASTON'S MUSIC STORE,
360 Commercial St. Eldredge Block.
yMMkSAe
First N.lloo.l Bank
A. t. Ajorrojo, Msaat W. X. tTAUT, XMadpd.
Business, Short'-and, T;-pewritin-;, Penmanship and English DcparusatM
IMrsad Ercnlni aeeekos. atadls s4atJn4 say Uass. Cslsleyxat. spplsiliea
n
(J
m
IE
i
Silk Handkerchiefs
Silk Mufflers, Silk Mitts
Kid Gloves, Lace Collars
Purses, Tray Cloths
Splashers, Tidies
Albums, Work Boxes
Perfume Cases, Dress Patterns
Linen Table Sets, Jewelry
Gold Headed Umbrellas, Furs
And many other things suitable
for presents at
T. HOLVERSON'S
a-v- r---,?
XXfcJfc. DEHRfB
Sash and Door Factory
Front Strent. Kalpm. Ornron.
rtil 1 l "? r -3-- --"J
with tho Jowant. Qal v
for the Holidays.
1 BABY BUGGY ROBES
BABY BLANKETS
UMBRELLAS
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS
81 LK MUFFLERS
TABLE LINEN
NAPKINS FURS ETC.
-OF-
BulkUae. Sites., Oretroa.
we and k
HOLIDAYS
-.rc. ...m.-L.--iWyT-vl-i UM
-r"'l ' -m? in
t be maUrial ium;