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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 2, 1894)
& EVENING CAPITAL JOHRNAX,3rEIDAY,rEBIirAIlY 2, l4 a I li ft I'' THE CAPITAL JOIMAL :" i in i hi mi ' '' " J PpBiaHED DAILY, KXCEPT BIWDAY. "" " BT TIM Capital Journal Publishing Company Rwtomce Block. Commercial Street. HOFER BROTHERS, - - - Editors. Daily, by carrier, per month,- Dallr. br miill, per year, Weekly, ( page, per year, -1060 aoo .LfiO BDOOESTED COMMENT. Uo good tiling free trade times are brlnglDg,dorn rents. Of coure( abuse Tiik Journal. Every thief is ready to do that. If the unpaid Jatorereon the 8antlam were Italians Fennoyer mlgbt help them. Tbe Salem rainy day club are pray Ing Tor rain to be able to wear tbclr suits out Why not run Col. Eddy, tbe brllllani member of tbe Oregon railroad con mission, for governor. Tbe pilots ou tbe Columbia win have 'nothing to do are invited to Btud, tne navigation of Oregon roads. McElroy, Hermann, Baker, Hirscb; It Is safe togamblo ttmt two ofthetx gentlemen and jMjrhupH tbreo wilt be on the next It -publican state tictcct. Fennoyer is not placing to tbe poo pie at present. He is playing to the politicians who will cuuko up tbe nexl legislature and who will elect a senator. After all tbe tlk about silver in terests, our country exported in 1802 twice a? many dollars in value of hog products as the wholo country prnduc ed of silver. 4 -J LJJ : They can explain bow nit the high priced officials on the Oregon Pacific get their fees and salaries; but they cannot explain how a single dollar can be got out of it for a singto laborer. Cleveland good times have not come yet but then be has not been In a year. By the time he has been in office two years we shall certainly be near those good limes if we can livo until then. As congress is through with the tantr It mlgbt concern Itself with a postal, telegraph, postal sayings bauks. frco rural mall delivery, cheaper tele phones and several matters of public interest. The Salem Populist managers want to start ahother People's Party paper nt Salem. Tbe ono they have don't suit. It is not reliably for Feuuoyer. MoMahon may bo erratic But bo can not swallow Pennoycr's record. Carlisle's Issue of gold bonds gives employment to a lot of extra clerks in tbe treasury department. All the gold bonds that could be printed would not help one unemployed laborer to get one days work, In 1802 the balnuco of trado lu favor of our country was $202,876,080. The first nine months Cleveland was In turned this balanco into f 22, 154,003 against our country. No wonder Now York Democrats refused tooomoout and vote tho other day. Tbo Walla Walla JuteTnillls have been ordered to go to work on hop ejtiiklog for Washington's crop next year. Tho Oregon Jute mill will never be built and Oregou will continue to purchase tho Iudla imported hopoloth, whllo her 830 stato prisoners are main tamed at stato oxpeuse in idleness. Tbo Democrats uro saying it Is nil John Sborman's fault that gold bonds are Issued, He Inul n coufereuco with Carlisle aud that settled it. Woll, Sherman was in tho senate when Har rison was presiuom aim tueru were novor any gold bonds issued. Hut then the treasury was novor bankrupt under Harrison, and novor would have have been if bo had been re-elected. A case of oppression of laborers oc curred In Colarado, whore the Santa Fe railroad treated Its employes very much m tho Oregon Pucllla has. Gov ernor WaUe referred tho matter to the supremojudgo of that state who has taken steps to protect the men. He has at least uot referred them to the poornouse. in i in Popular Everywhere. IlfKlunluK with n email local sale in a retail drug store, tbo business of Hood's Banutparilla lias steadl v in creased until there is caroelv a village or hamlet In the Uulted HtuU-s where It Is unknown. Today Hood's Barsaparilla stands at tbe head lu tbe medicine world, ad mired In prosperity and envied In SWltby thousands of would be coin fMtltern. It has a larger rale than any etfew wedlciun before the American public, and probably greater than all 41m MriAparillas and blood purifiers mtabined. aack tweeee prove tnorit. If you are sick, In it nut tbe medicine ftryv tQ try? Hood's tiirsaparilU cm. - i i i- t n i"y Tbe total indebted me of the city of HwUIe up tQ Jsuuaiy , 1, W $3,60,- f0W PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. Local Correspondence from Towns In the Valley. SUBLIMITY. Mrs. A. H. Lncrolx went to Salem today. Mr. Dltter was In Salem on business lat week. Albert Weldner went to Portland last week. He will be abseut about four months. Jno. A. Dltter has been appointed postmaster of Sublimity. O. O. Cone has been residing with us the past week. He was taking an in ventory for Mrs. Lncrolx. Our pchool will be out In a few days. Mr. Richardson, as teacher, has done exceedingly well. Sites Mary Spanlol Is visiting rela tives for a few days. She will return to Salem soon. Several of our young people attended the sheet and pillow case ball In Stay- ton last Friday evening and report a pleasant time. NEWS NOTES. Tho county court of Jackson county oskb for $ 13,3000 more this year than last. The Christian church nt McMlnn vllle lias n "Boy's Brigade" of 00 mem bers. Monday, Feb. oth. will occur the election of putting u toll on the Albany bridge. A $12-5 cup for tho football team of the Corvallis college Is being made at Corvallls. The creamery men of Elleneburp, Wash., say they cannot get half enough milk to run at full capacity. Judge Burnett offers tho agricultural college football team $.500 If they beat the Stanfords. Yamhill expects to save by changing from a fee to the salary system, $5008.00 on its sheriff and clerk. Out of 20,000 Chinamen in Oregon, Washington and Alaska 670 hnd reglf tcred up to Monday morning. Twenfy-two salmon canneries are now in operation on Fraser river, and six more will be added this season. Seattle Is Just now being worked by n gang of bighwnymen who waylay women with tho intention of robbing them. Astoria will vote to bond or not to bond Its school district ou Feb.JDth for $12,000 to pay tho present indebted ness. Sheriff' O-tborn, of Benton county, will set nut 28,000 hop plauts on his farm near Corvallls. He procured his plants in California. B. H. Springier, of Amity has a pen bolder made from a cedar feneo post that stood sixty years In Illinois aud ho helped build tho fence. A Chlnock has prevailed In tho Akanogan county, Wash., consequent ly much suffering by stock has been avoided. Walter Kay, a young Englishman, near Independence, was left $10,000 by his father, in iSngluud, aud expects to make his home lu Polk county after re turning with his prizi. It has been nuuouuced by u Corvallls paper that tho Multnomn'j Seniois will not play a game of football with the O. A. C. team of CorvulIK Tho lack of sand Is said to be tho cause. George Cabbott, of Winston Creek, Lewis county, Wash., was nccldently shot whllo hunting last week. Ho was mistaken for a deer by another hunter. Ills Injury was very serious, but his re covery Is expected. Under the laws of tho Dominion all fishermen ou tho Fraser river are re quired to bo citizens of the country. They are also requited to have been bona tide residents for eight mouths prior to taking out naturalization pa pers aud must pay mi annual license fee of $10, Tbe Salem taxpayers commlttro do uot want another Judge In this district. In this they arc right. It Is as useless a luxury as spending $1200 to tit up elegant apartments In the Marlon court house when litigation Is declining. An old gentleman named Howard, attempted to cross tbo mountains to Collee creek, the deep snow prevented him making much headway aud he was lost when darkness came. He spent two days and nights lu the mountain and froze both bauds ui.d feet. A rainy day club has Won organized lu Salem by a nuinbor of that city's aoelety women. They have Invented a skirt to be donned for street appearanio that Is about eight iuolies shorter than the conventional garment. A gaiter is worn that meets the storm rubier ou tbo shoe aud exteuds to the kuee. The fashion Is a a-nslblu one for our wet climate. Hlllsboro Independent. John Ilolfe, of Albany, met with n serious accident while varulshlng the Inside of a beer tank, using a uaudlo Ju ste d of the uvial lantern. The tut etuce Oiujjht (Ire ami he ww Impris oned In a nery oyen, surrouuded by a pitchy blaze, and bis only avenue of escape was a manhole In the top of the barrel. He was immediately rescued by one of the bands but was very badly burned. An Introduction to the Queen is an honor conferred upon only a favored few. But every lady of tbe land may have ready access to the Queen of Remedies Dr. Pierce's Favor ite Prescription. Once known, always a valued friend. It promises to po-tlve-ly cure every form of weakness peculiar to women and confirms this promite by a written guarantee of satisfaction, guaranteed in every case or money re turned. This Royal Remedy is care fully prepared for women only, and Its efficiency is vouched for by countless happy homes aud countless thousands of testimonials. A trial will convince you that lUls Invaluable In correcting all irregularities and weakness for which it Is designed. A benefit entertainment was given In Albany by home talent on tbe 1st of February for tbe benefit ofSanttam sufferers. $100 Reward $100. Tbe readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure lu all its stage, aud that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is tbe only positive cure known to tbe medical fraternity. Catarrh being n constitutional disease, requires a consti tutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, actnlg direct ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, tberby destroying the foundation of the diseaes, and giving tbe patient streugtb by building up tbe constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors havepo much faith In its curative pow ers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it falls to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address, F.J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. JtSjrSold by druggists, 75c. IS PAYING TEN PERCENT. The Portland Savings Bank Not Forced Into Liquidation. Portland, Feb. 1. The Portland Savings bank opened today and is pay ing a dividend of ten percent Deposi tors began to gather long before tbe opening hour. When tbe doors opened a rush began and the bank was filled with a struggling mass of humanity. All were trying to get at the tellers window at the samo time. But little deferenco was shown to women, of whom thero wero quite a number. Tho payments were mado slowly, some time being consumed in identifying each depositor and his ac count. Probably It will require several days to pay depositors. It Is under stood tbe court Is not disposed to force tho bank into liquidation, but will graut further time to enable the di rectors to secure further extensions from creditors. Ask Your Friends. Who havo taken Hood's Sarsaprllla what they thluk of it, and tho replies will positively be in its favor. Simply what Hood's Sarsaprllla does, that tells the story of its merit. One lias been cured of indigestlou, or dyspepsia, auother finds It Indispensable for sick headache or biliousness, while others report remarkable cures of scrofula, catarrh, rheumatism, salt rheum, etc. Hood's Pills are purely vegetable. TODAY'S MARKETS. Prlcos Current by Telegraph Local and Portland Quotations. Salem, January 21, 4 p. m. Office Daily Capital Journal. Quota tions for day and up to hour of going to press wero as follews: H.VLE1I I'KOUUOK MAHKET. rnoiT. Apples 30o to 60c. a bushel. BUTCIIKH BTOCK. Veals dressed 6 ots. Hogs dressed fi. Live cattle 2) to 8. Sheei allvo $l.60$2. MILL l'KKJES. Salem Milling Co. quetes: Flour in wholesale lots $2,00. Retail $3.00. Itrun $14 bulk, $16 sacked. Shorts $161 10. Chop feed $10 and $17. WHEAT. 41 cents per bushel. HAY AND OKAIN. Oats now 2530c. Hay Baled, new $8 to $10: old $10 to 12. Wild lu hulk, $0 to $8. FAHM PRODUCTS. Wool Best. 10c Hops Small sale, 17 to 18c Eggs-Cash, 15. Butter Best dairy, 2580; fanoy creamery LQ25. Hair Death. ifctiutantly removes and forever dettroyi otJ srjrollouKble tislr, xheiner upon tb hands,1 wllxw. arm or neck, without discoleration: Star Injury to tbe most delicate aklo. It' flwaifor nny yeurs the secret rorrau'aor A tvMsuiu WIImui, acknowledged by phyil-i i olaui a the hUhm authority aud the I ni eminent dtrmatologut aud hulr spa i i-tuUit that ever lived. DurlUf bis private i pmriHMiui a wr ume amour me aootuty mil arlntrarary of Kuroue he nreacnbnl tin rtMltw. I'rloj, ft uy mill, nx-urely ,-ncKfu. iwrapnauenreoQuaaentiai. eiie Keut fur America. Addnwa r. Tilt SK00KUM ROOT HAIR GROWER "0. lt. It ."7outh Kirch Avuue.New YoiK iVyvy ww vvwwv iwwvi orwvnnn WANTED AGENTS tO Mil I ROWN'S M FOUNTAIN WASHER. Uft sum WmW known (mpla Wuhfru'Mh rail InttriMtloot MUt to Acvtit, eitfrtcbrrs prepaid on rjlpt of Aai, Addr,( J, It. nruwn, I)x W, rUWsi, Or. Cheese 12 to 16 cts. Farm smoked meats Bacon 10; bams, 12; shoulders, 8. Potatoes 2530c. Onions 2 cents. Carrots, $4.00 per ton. Beeswax 34c Caraway seed, 18c Anise seed, 28c. Ginseng, $1.40. LIVE POULTRY. Poultry Hens, 7(o,Sc; roosters, 66c; ducks, 8 10; turkeys, slow sale, choice, 10c; geese 6 to 7c PORTLAND QUOTATIONS. Grain, Feed, etc. Flour Standard, $2.75; Walla Walla, $3.00; graham, $2.40; superfine, $2.25 per oarrel. Oats ftew whlte,34cperbu.;grey,32c; rolled, in bags, $6.2o6.50; barrels, $0.767.00; cases, $3.75. Hay Best, $1012 per ton. Wool valley, 10llc. Mlllstuffs Bran, 10 00; shorts, $18; ground barley, $18; chop feed, $15 per ton; whole feed, barlev, 70 cts. per cental; middling, $23 28 per ton; chicken wheat. 651.15 percental. Hops New 10 to 18. Hides green, salted, 60 lbs. 3c, un der 60 lbs., 23; sheep pelts, 1060c DAIRY PRODUCE. Butter Oregon fancy creamery, 30 82c;fancy dairy, 2527Jc; fair to Reed, 2022Jc; common, 10 to 17jc per lb. Cbeese Oregon, 1013; Young American, 1216cper pound; California 14c; Swiss imp., 3032;Dom., 1618. Eggs Oregon, lT15c per dozen. Eastern 15 Poultry .Nominal; chlckeus, mixed, $3.003.50 per dozen; ducks,$4.506.00 geese, $89; turkeys, live, lie; dressed 12 1 3c Beef Tojwtet-rs,2J3cper pound; fair togood steers, 22(c; No 1 cows, 2c; fair cows, 1 Jo; dressed beef, $4 006 50 per Mutton Best sheep, $2:50; choice ewes, $2:2-!. Hogs Choice, heavy, $-1 004 25; medium, $4 004 50; light aud feeders, $3 004 00; dressed, 6 507. SAN FRANCISCO MARKET. Woel: Oregon Eastern choice, 10 12c; do inferior, 79c; do;valley, 12 16c. Hops 15 to 18c, Potatoes Eh rly Rose, 4050. Btir banks, 3540c Oats Milling, $1.001. 15. Mr. Gluts. M. Zaucr "Norvos Shattered Generally broken down; at times I would tall over vrtthn touch of tho vertigo; was not able to goany (Ustancofrqra the houso. I was a miserable lnnn. Tb.9 day I com menced on my second bottle of Hood's Sar saparllla, I began to feel better and I now Hood's Cures feel llko a new man. I nm working again and do not have nny of my bad spelts. I havo a perfect cure." CHARLES M. Lauek, UCO Vfeit Market Street, York, fa. Hood's Pills aro Uio best after-dinner Mb, assist digestion, euro headache. 2Bo. DR. GUNN'S rarnoviD LIVER PILLS A MILD PHYSIC ONE PILL FOR A DOSE. a morement of Iho boweU ach dy. Is ntonurr or health. Thesa pilla supply nmt tho yiteu iMki to mske II rcular. Cure llroxUcht. brlihtea th Eye. and olsar the Complexion better than joimetloa. They act mildly, neither irlpe nor ileken a other pilla do. To oonvlnoa you of their uerlta we mrll aamplea free, or Mil box 25o. Sold ITtrywhere. lioianko Med. Co.. Philadelphia, Pa. Bold by Baskett & Van Slype. C. H. LANE, MERCHANT TAILOR 272 Commercial street, Salem, Oregon, Formerly of Morrison street, Portland, Oregon. SMITH BROS., CONTRACTORS & PLASTERERS Leiweordernntt'ottle-rarkhurBtblc-ck.room 6, Haleui.Ortcmi. HOWARD, The House Mover. 451 Marion Street. Hu the bent faoHltltw tor moving and mis Inr hous. Lt orders at ury llros., or address fUlfm, Onvon, Thoroughbred Poultry for Sale. I have th I ol MMtafe IbwtMuhbrrd poultry N- Ml m nrlcM s'ateei; enttfei ready ' for shtnnivbt. tut hAar Ui nav Mtt cbrM. AddiMM. crr, rJOUiXAl. olllc,, I bevetal wini I. bnrtt eokrU, veo-flne, , (no pu'lets ftr .!,! M so. I I ") OpuDUb nkkrh, 1 to 4 moatbs old, , 1 . ,lJ,Tn lSn IM- SwinU, lad, Oatue. I Ullrahmn wi;, f.'.00 pwr ssitiax. 8ort fcr , , ratalog, K. Iluir ' E. 31. WA1TKPKL.NT1XG CO., BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS AND Zeyal ltfan k PublLsJi ors. Bash's Nw Utlok,evr t&eibak,Oam'l itrwt ' .if 11 r Yll 1 l I v.V 11 11 tt?. lUr They Know a Good Thing whentheyseeit That'swhy Bright Housekeepers use 00TT0LENE the Nru Shortenirtgmptece of lard. That's why Phy sicians RECOMMEND 00TT0LENE the Healthful Shortening, in place of lard. That's why cooking Experts Endorse the use of OQTTQLEN the Vegetable Shortening, In stead of lard, and that's why Competitors Imitate OOTTGIENE instead of selling lard. Watch the name. Get Cottolene. Accept no "something else." REFUSE ALL SUBSTITUTES. N. K. FAIRBANK d. CO., Sole Manufacturers, ST. LOUIS and CHICAGO, NEW YORK, BOSTON. Rheumatism; Lumbago, Sciatica Kidney Complaints, Lame BacK, etc. DR. SAHDEH'S Vlth Electro Magnetic SUSPENSORY. ArflieRl j'Blcni.l net improvement, t Wincnre without mMlclne all Wlat resulting from oreF-tazatloDof brain nenre forces i exceife. or indts cretion, aa Derrous dbttltj, sleeplessness, languor, rheumatism, kidney, liver and bladder complaints, lame back, lumbago, sciatica, all femal. complaints. Waral ill health, etc. This elcctrio Belt contains wl.rrnl Inprorfat.ts orer All other. Current Is instantly felt br wearer or vre forfeit S,0O0.0O, and will cure all of the abore diseases or no par. Thou sands hare been cured br this maweloua Invention after all other remedies failed, and we Brire hundred of testimonials In this and every other state. Our I'ow.rr.l laprsfnl EUCTIIIC ECSPISOST. tbe EiNttest boon ever offered weak men, FKKK wltaall llh lltalta ail Tlnr... filrv.rlh Ol'AIUXTEED la 00 1. SOaars Bend for lllus'd Pamphlet, mailed, sealed, free 8ANDEN ELKCTRIO CO., K'o. 3 lO Fire Street. I'OH'CIjAXU OUX. W. A. COS1CK, l'lenldent. J. II ALBKIIT. Cashier. u OK SALEM. Traofa-ts a general banking business, P.ompl attention pant to collections. loans made. Exchange bought and sold on tbe Frlnclpal cities of the vio Id. . Van 1)uvn, J. M. Martin, E. M. I'ltOISAN, V. A. C03ICK, W. VV. MAltTIN, J. H. ALUEHT. H. V. Matthews, Directors. BURTON BROTHERS Manufacture Standard Pressed Brick, Molded Brick In all Patterns for Fronts and supply the brick (or the New Salem Cltv Hall and nearly all the fine buildings erected In the Capital city, Vards near Penitentiary, Salem, Dr. 8-3 dw Steamer fllfona for ; Portland! Leaves Boise' dock Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 7:S9 a. m., arriving In Portland at 1:30 p. ra. IIBTURNINO, leaver Portland Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday at 6a. m. Past time for patheuger service: no way jtndlngfrt'U'bl handled HOUND THIP (unlimited) J2C0. One way, MBALS 36 OENTS. For freight rates aud tickets apply to Mitch, ell. Wright A Co., Uolman bloc. n 8-lm GEO. C. WILL DKALER IN Htelnway, Knabe, Webber, Emer son mid other pianos. Storey & Clark nud Karheff organs. All first clars makes of sewing ma chines. Smaller makes of musical instru ments aud supplies. Genuine needles, oil and new parts for nil makes of machlues. Sewing machines aud organs re paired aud cleaned. Two doois north of postofilce. Salem, Oregon. OLINGER & RIGDON, Undertakers and Maimers. Cabinet work and repairing. Court Stroitt, Opposite Opera Home, Salkm, . . Oregon SUAVtftl 0, 1 IWUL MARKS P UUHYK GHTS. - - - a ti.V:rir., v mbo "te tuut nearly UftT .ear." irrtcD Iq ths tl brcmiSiL -i " " .""wsij --" i m i nuviBios a,. S.S.ttS . CO, ixv .gas, 3 01 Sdit. Capital Fi THIS ofler Is made to you alone In your community- Will you Act? . We present, below the most valuable list of premiums (br clubs of the best selling newspaper printed on the Coast. Tie Great he Cent Tlie Daily CAPITAL JOURNAL; Tlie Peoples' Paper of Oregon. EVERYBODY WANTS 'IT. EVERYBODY WILL TAKE IT. Only $3cOO a year. $1.5o'for six months. $1.00 for four months. PSTXo papers sent niter time is YOU. You are the man. If Bomooue who wants one of thes-e graud Almost anyone will Ij k this paper upon eo cheap no one can nftord not to have it. or all classes anu partien. An Oregon Newspaper suit you Eastern papers distinctively the Oregon ing Oregon interests. ELECTRIC BELT J?irf China Set Free, Ior a club of twent.vfive yearly subscriber, a set of decorated Huvlland china, 129 pieces, sold U3tially at 75 to $100, from Damon Bros,, Balem, collection of flue chinaware, marked down to f67. Silver Cutlery Free. For a club of three yearly subscribers, a set of Roger Bros, best silver plated knives and forks, 0 of each, frrra Damon Bros., worth $6.00. $25 Suit Free. For a club of eight subscribers the best $25.00 BUit of clothes in the. store of A. S. Brasfleld & Co., Salem, your owu selectiou. Steel Plow Free. For a club of eight subscribers a steel beam, steel Gala ateel walk iDg plow, the best of its kind, from Gray Bros., Salem, worth f 25.00. Silver Spoons Free. For a club of two yearly subscribers, a dozen Roger Bros, best cu.ci (jiaicu tea siuuus, iruiii iamon Organette Free. Pur a club of eight yearly subscribers a first tfass German Rose wood orgauette from J. G. Wright, worth ?25. Sewing Machine Free. For a club of iifteen subscribers, a Climax high arm, 4-drawer, oak carved sewing machine, warranted, from Geo. C. Will, Baled, worth, Silk Hat Free. m?w!I!? ti U.V. y5ar) BUJiscrib"8 one of our best Silk Hata from C. H. Aleusdoriler, Portland. Retails for 16.00. p h ?rcl",fhrer,y(;;)rly,8Ubserlber8 dp finest imported silk hat from L. H. Meusdorlter, Portland, retails at $10,00. Steam Washer Free. cf', wcll!b of Uvo. -yearli' subscribers one of J. B. Brown's. Fountain Steam Washers, worth $5.00. " ' "uu, Welch Cloclv Free. fufca'se.S 0f"Ve 5'early 8Ubscribers one Eieut Day Welch Clock, beauti- Scliolarsliip Free. ne2,Collelreb S"?!? eUb9.c'l'.,beB' .one holarshlp In Capital Bu8i Wolthecof ' ( comP'ete business course) gobd for twp years. Silver Watch Free MiSnjS., PK, S&hlSM 'b'gU C,a8a 6ilver Wntcb' from W W Furniture Set Free. stead", drSr andtd ZTn a BolIds.Dak- car bed room Bet, bed Worth f asm. U8tand' frotu A B- Bureu & Sou, furniture dealers, Salem. Cook Stove Free. leiMj Salem, worth ?"o. ' fnm Ladies' Gold Watch Free nSVSUtV11? ,a.dle8' Bold watch.Walthsm Bcs retail prlee-jso.OO tu' the bfBt made 8ttIU wln&er and tetter Shot Gun Free gang"; shSguVl SSt SrrCil9bec8hXHRichad9,, EnB,,Bb double 12 andmountlugs waliu "stock and ffd 3' P, aB.d fore eud- engraved looks lug locks, low circulai bSmSfen r.hhrrP " gr,,p exteD8lon ifts, rebound, gun, from Brook" & Bali-K JlA?1. J'i ? thoroughly good Silyerine Watch Free wtter, from V?.Zta rfZBM,l.lwlM Watch' 'tem-winderand made, retails at J6.00. ' b Iem' clv'9 M Reed Berylce as tbe best Fruit Trees' free, aSv nuVffiSSSf Ifin m I,aUan Pninetiw. from tho they please, for iMtSKd SnS oroL8f "rt,0M araoD " mU uiouths,or20for three monUs Tha nrlm f Jcsr. they can send 10 for six ceipt of the names and money!' yff1r'SJ rVTh quoted at regular best businnaa .T "teaeaiers who aro-amonff our solvos " D,en ai0 ven that aSt8 may satisfy them- HOFER BROS., Publishers, Daily. out for which It is ordered."a we cannot Ret you to act, hand tbla to premiums for simply getting up a club. merely seeing It. It sells itself. It la It suits readers in city and country, California news does not Avill not answer Newspaper entirely This is cover miums: liTOS., WOrtU $4.UU. No- 8 cooking Perry & Co, stove and plow Btove. works, IU 1 $ BALEM, OREGON, r&mm. -B.,,;,