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T JHTfTy - TWWf jj f "lFT t " fef ? Ji .Tr im.!-.. IF ? r. .'& l' vs m , r - wf!iiv; . i $& lH., W. V SJr .?. M. r ." " ' iK . ... i - i in Jswi i " Oaiif CapitaNoufnal BY HOintR DKOTHBK8, acuKpaaY STEAMERS Altona and Ramona -LEAVE DAILY. Portland, CMS m Salem, 7'4S " Independence, 0130 ft. m. SUNDAY. 9:0011. m. 10:15 A.m. 6:00 a m. Freight received up to to p. m.Sl C ck time, refiuiar Ve'rvice and cheap ,,,. rates ... ,,., M. 1. UALDWIN, Agent, Salem. Sousas Band Coming Reed's Opera House, Wedesday, Feb, 19th Scats on sale for Saus's Coiv cert Band Friday morning, Feb, 7, at 9 o'clock sharp, to sub scribcrs only, R :scrvcd scats, SI and 1.50, PATTON;BROS T.o-al Manaccfs for Sousa's Concert Band. PERSONAL. V. W. Elder and W. H. Cooper, of Stuyton, wore In town today. Ilonry Kecno, Sr., ono of the pio neers of OrcKOii KopubUcnnlwii, wns In town today. Geo. (liirrlson, of AIhcii, Is In tlio city upending it few days with Ills 'InyfilliSEjJliS-J3ruM lYivtaun. MToroniun of thoSnleni Iron Works. Ho In a practical machinist and me- ulmnlo, ami will put u great deal of now life Into tliu business. PATitiOTiBM.-At tho Portland Re publican club convention Delegate Patterson, of Salem, moved that the stage bo appropriately dccoiated with an American Hag, which had lieeu overlooked, and a committee was ap pointed to attend. to that matter lie forj the owning of tho afternoon ses sion. Before an adjournment was taken to 1 o'clock, "America" was sung, led by tho Woodburn quartet, by fully 1,000 patriotic voices In a manner to bond a thrill of pleasure through the souls of all llstuers. Tim Woobuni Gleo club Is one of tho llnest quartets heard In a iwlltlcal conven tion. l'or Dr. Ilyrd, Several hundred taxpayers of this district havoslgned tlio following call: Dr. W. II. Byrtl, director of School District No. 21: - The undersigned elt Irons and voters In school district No. 21 rooogntelng your osjieclal fit hum for school di rector, .would respectfully request t nit you permit the tiso of jour name atfccliool director at tho forthcoming wlioul elect Ion. We have boon much pleased with the mauagoinciit of tho alfalrsof tho district, while you have neon chairman of the board. Your etToits In behalf of tho IkwL Inteuvsts of tlio district are worthy of coin monil.itlonaud have met tho general approMtl of all ponoiiH In t crusted In icrvMi'd In the welfare of our excel lent public school system. (Slimed). Hr. Byrtl Is still cogitating whether to accept, mil ho will prolwbly con sent to be u candidate. UOMMISHIONKIM' COUUT.- TlloMlir- Ion county commissioners' court Is In wssloii for the February toun.wltli County Judge llublmitl, ,1. W. Watson, mid J. Frank, Anderson, commission ors, in lUtoiidaiHo. There are u num. bor of Important bridge UIIU before tho court. Elactrlo Bitter. Pewns ittuer ti mediclnt tulttd (ot any wason tuti ptrhapi mora generally needed wlen the IWtr li torpid nud Iuj8h1, and the mrxl otA ter.lc sJ ahciaiUc UMt. A riu.npi iMe of ihli mllclne hat often awted lantf and peihapa fatal Ullloua fver, No medicine will act moreiurely In counteract, ing and frcelnc he ) teo froni the malailal Hion. Headache. Indleeulon, Coniiipa. iimi, wuiinw jcim to i.iccttlc niltcri. t0 rm and f ,lw rr Uvtit at Fied A. Lrcu'a 'wjr, wtur, " WEDNESDAY, FEB. 0, 1300. mmmiim ', I'lillUZZZZTZZZ- ! it CHRONICLE. of Social and Fraternal Event,. I jv fob all ..., 4i,r,mnii.Uenm Local News TON FOB ALL rtronks and Macy, tho funniest team jrooKB nnw -"" .., ..., " on earth, strikes saicm uxiuy u..u ... m on the public at the o,a hone to cvenlnir. If you don't like to 9. CVCt ,.B. , ,",L .me ,,tti,v. for open this iniitfii vott had better slay away for . nni who attends will linvo lo laugh most of the time for two hours tnun mr,1 Mines or anything clsi itirs. else make you feel blue be sure and attend for Brooks and Macy are warranted to cure the wort case of blues In Salem. Adinslslon M cents a special tate of 25 cente will be made to members or tlicY. M.C. A. Y. M. C. A. AUXIMAItY. The annual business meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Salem Y. M. C. A. was held yesterday afternoon nt the Y. M. C. A. parlors, and the following olllcers were elected tor me year: President, Mrs. It. B. Wallace; Mrs. Jcssup, Mrs. Habcock, Mrs. Sav age, Mrs. H"dgklii ana .Mrs. uiihur hiiin being elected vice-presidents, Mrs.Cavanaugh, secictary.MIss Uolse llnanclal secretary, ad "Miss Kirk treasurer. The date for the turkey unm-i-hits l)eeu llxcd. Tlieatrangc- innnt for tin; feast arc about coin pletcd and next Saturday night at 7 o'clock the war on turkey will begin. As Is well understood, the winning side, only, nnd Invited guests arc to partake of the good things, while the losing thirty will content themselves with mush and milk as a means of satisfying the Inner man on that occasion. The tables will Iw spread In the gymnasium and while the feast Is In progress Ihcic will bo sovcral mints and lesnonses theicto. Tlio reds were tlio winners by 138 against 113 members secured by the yellows, Charged With House Breaking. Hermann Upendall, Henry Hlosser, Otto Hlosser and Tims. McNary of Atitora were sent up fmm .Justice W. S. Hurst's court last night on it charge of unlawfully bieaklng Into a dwell ing house on the farm of A. Hlosser of this city. They gavo ball to Justice Johnson In the sum of $250 each, for their appeaianco Iwfore the grand inrv. The trouble arises over con struction of a lease. Mr. Hlosser Hit) s his lease says when lessees fall to pay the lent ho can ic move them. Hut ho could not got papers served, so llc l,ut ',,,10s Jfc Nary on the place and thus got pos KfHMlim mid had papers on all of the parties, with the uIxjvo result. Mr. Hlosser says ho was forced to. take this step to get a settlement. Ci No Action Ykt. Attorney Gen- oral Idleman Is still engaged In lead ing tlieuiimemarmirt. ilwUlmUi tlv lias not decided thai he can in lug a suit, as that quest loads raised in the decision Itself, but Is ghlug It ills earnest attention. Revival meetings are still in progress at Leslie M. K. church with good re sults. Bible leadings each afternoon al 2:110 and picachlug eacli evening at 7:30. Itov. C. M. Bryan Is assisting the pastor. All are coidlally Invited to attend. Lccrruiti:. Mr. James McCourt will deliver a lecture on the Metric Sys tem of Weights and Measuies, for the bcnollt of all Interested In this sub ject, at Mr. Pearson's writing school In Kast Siilcin, next Saturday at 2 p. in. Teachers espeolally Invited. Tkn Days Moiu:,-Then the Wiley B. Allen Co. will close their Salem store. Until the 15th everything In tlio store, Including a lino lino of pianos and oigans, will po sold at cost prices. Hkquihitiqn -On request or tho governor of Montana, Governor Lord today Issued a requisition for n man named John Bojd In Grant county, who robbed a woman. Hols In jn at Portland. On -run RiVHit. -SteamlKiat men ro port business as picking up, with iv IIIktiiI liicreaso of freight and soufb passengers. Tho river stands at about H feet, and Is slowly falling. Rk)kdku'8 Couht. - Joseph N. Hiatlley, charged with Indecent ex posuro or his jHirsou, and Beit Dunn, for disturbing a religious mooting, will have a hearing More Recorder Edes 011 Thutsday. Brooks and Macy, the great humor- lists, at the opera limco to night. Two hours pure fun. Marvelous RtuuHs From a Utter wiitten by Rev. J Gunder. man, pfDlmondale, Mich., we are permitted to make ihli extract 1 "lhe nolietiiatlon iiuccomend nu Dr. Kiiu.'. ,i .,n,.... .1 the rendu ci uliuoit nurelou In the case ' of my wife. Wliltc I way panor of die lbp. i . .m. . """ p'or 01 uie nap. list Church at KIks Junction she wasbrouclu I dvn ltli Pneumonia aucccditii; U Uilppc ' Icrilble paroxysms of coiiRhlng would las j.v.. ...v.. ..mc uuciupiion ana n seemed as If she could not suture ihem A friend .ceo memUd Dr Klnc'j NmJIw,,,,, ...... qutck In us work and u oik .ml highly a..ficto,y i Tilal bottles frcv at Fred A. lec'a lesuit Drufi btwe. Regular sue o cents, ami $,.,, The Ut S, Gov't Reports teT Rtyat Baking Pqw4 SOCIETY Mniiiiiiii'ii'Mill""'J'll"'"T?"llMW,w A Mother's Inquiry. j0URNALnB follmV9! J It f B? ' and lf M !c tlio. no a bjr wMc J could be enforced aprlnst it 1 I mca ..i.. ia miinc nn nil the time In tlio '." e" .7 "" rn.ninrtI.iiiU. , rooms in i... '" j "" , , tc fr0Ilt tolJjn, jjj can(y ctc ., arc sold backout orsigui. .."..,: Biw,tinc their home ditties are men ih.-k"k """ "T ... are playing cards for chips, wiuiu young men and youths arc looking on and taking lessons. What dark spots In our fair city. 1 ask for Informa- tlon Katie Putnam. ..T"t:::'rr S n ,:'?;;",;". s-ss-a e Dazey'splay "The Old Lilme Jvim," ivcrnMinwoik of Miss Futtiniii, her-' self, who Is an accomplished artist ffiLSrSetWS: past summer and spent two weeks sketching the various points of inter- est that are reproduced In the play's scenic equipment and will be shown at the opera nouso lihuhuuj nihhi, mw. .tut,, nf Katie Putnam's engage-. nient. Anvlum Rcnort. mi.,. w,...-f nf Uiuioi'lntondnntPninc. lliuiriwi.u,". - , of the asylum, for January, shews: Expcndltures for articles con- 0iSffnV,cVnptoyM.,...,..:...,.,. Monthly pay-roll 73 Monthly per capltncxpenso S0.33 , Patients, January 31 Increase over preceding month. Received during the month.... Discharged 1051 11 34 20 A Orcat Entertainment. The Brooks-Macy entertainment, which was given at Portland last night, was a great success. The fol lowing note Is self-explanatory: 1'oktland, February 4, ibihi, Mil. PAiaE:-Say anything, you ..1 .. f tHul.tn lt tlw. 1tlVtll.a.M !llVf cnmiiiiiiil Ien: nml nt tliacloso of the II ' M 111 lfl illilU LVI VIIU Iivuii7i-iivj enteitalninont your audience will go away saying tfhe lialf was never told. Mr. Duinniitt and myself nio glad and anxious to have you know that wo con sider It a great cntcrtninmcnu W. B. Knai'P. Chairman Star Course Committee. Divine Healing. Sai.km, Or., Feb. 3, 1800. To the Disciples of Christ: By re quest, I give my testimony to lhc( power of divine healing, by the laying on of hands, through the blood of Christ, by faith In His name, having been healed January 8, 1890, of neuralgia In my head, when by the grace of God and faith in the Lord, Jesus Christ, T have been made whole. ' Mita. K. Gamiim:. iv k'.iiii wiisTuniTlng away tndnj up the middle of Slate street. "That's a Populist team." "How do you know?" "Tliey keop tlio middle of the road." That settled II. DIED. G1KSY At tho family home, Aurora, aii naiociocK-p. in., iuontuiy, Ken ruaiy 3, 1805, II. V. Glesy, son or F. Glesy, of heart failure. LETTER LIST. Tho following letters remain in tlio Salem post olllco uncalled for. persons calling for tho same, please say "advertised." Abbott Dora Miss JonesJos Applegate W C Linton Stephen Bushcy W L McClan J li Miss Hawker AV V Murray II Cunningham Mrs Moscr Grace MlssB Win Myers W M Cook Virgil Ott Win Collins W B PortorirKmiiiaMIss CrltchlonKllzaMrs Reeves Cora Miss Casey Josle Simons Joo Dunn Anna MMrs Shepley Mlnlshla Davis Sarah Mrs Miss Fleming Ida Mis Steams Thos Gardner FM Tharp.TG GIliuniolIallioMlssThorn J II Howell J B Mrs Wise M C Mrs Webb Ellsworth B. F. Honham, P. M. Make Yourself Stronr;. If you would resist pneumonia, bron chitis, typhoid fover and perslstont coughs and colds. These Ills attack 1 no weak and run dow 11 system. They hid no foothold where tho blood is kept pure, rich and full or vitality, thoapiHJtltegoixl and digestion vlgi orous, with Hood's Sarsaparllla. the one trim hlnnil linrltw ..... --.,-.-,, I'OMIIVII noon's iMiiscuro liver Ills, const! illstl- Sick- patlon, biliousness, Jaundice, lllTill idaclie. Wr.ATimn FoitKCABT.-Raln to night. Thursday cooler. Uathsl Dathal Dathsl fprti. Children's halrcuttlng, .under 12 years of age,15 cents, 1-4-1 111 J. 0. Mills, Prop. Warrant Call No,i Qrvwv, County trgasuukr, j Marion County, Orkqon, t v.i , , SAtiai, Feb. 1,1890 Notice U hereby given that I have funds on hand to pay nil outstanding county warrants issued prior to FerE iMW; nnd that Intoivst will St0,) m fca,ne' fr0In tills date. 1h12w County Treasuror, ' - - I IAV .IINTO, Children Cry for Pltohtr'i Otorla. SOLDIERS' HOME AWARD. 'StSi to the IlllBty in which the n.ea.bfcn of jj j bo;ird nd tcd a uioduiuiu u ,..,.,,. ,1,. nrn. set of Plans MOiiuny nw " r ' ' posed hospital In connection wiiu wte Le. - Salcm Statesman. . ormabv "What are tlio facts ? Col. OrmsDj . 4i nn,i 0r the txwrti was been iw., Rtatct tlmt no hasty snap Judgment tnkon A, uml n Portland ()f gtntcs. jinan with the news, hence Its howl. . Mn 0nn9by of the board says the board says the matter of building a -. t- - rl" oard for several moium, unit ' nn,i,,nt, .Hvars had been instructed nndlmd W1ittcn to other soldiers' homesforall data obtainable about hospitals for those homes; this In- formation was fully considered by the board; that every plan submitted f(l (.0l,si,crC(i; to the board was that Col. Ormsby did ask the board to hold II n,ht session because (,'0 lo Portland lie wanted to Hie next day; that at that ... , ,..., .1D,1 session tne pmns wcic nuV v.u..D.u- crcd and compared; that during tne BCSslo the Statesman repo.ter ca.ne n, asked if a choice liad been made; ho was told the board wns still consid- nrlntr the nlanst that a plan was Hn- ". ..','..,..,.- ,.. nA ally (ICCUICll on laiO unit uuuini;, iuui after the session, Ormsby met the Orcgoiilan icpoiteron tlie street and told him what hail been done, hence tho Stati'inan was scooped. Out of Hint grows the above charge of unfair action by the board, but it may be stated that the board will not reconsider Its awaid to Neer. It's the . J,, -. . ... opinion or uipi. urnisoj that if the other repoiter hud got the news llrst it would have been all right, and the plan an exceedingly line one In the estimation of the Statesman, and that hereafter ho will carry a gun for icportcrs generally. WHAT IT MEANS. The supreme court in three times evading the construction of the con stitution has .virtually decided that state Institutions can be scattered all over the state. Unless a new suit can be brought . to foico tho court to say whether tho l.VyVimtlIAln,Mra!i:e,gV.!t SfiSl Vw built and will cost not less than $250, 000 befoic llnlshed. If Hint can bo done, branch asylums and penitentiaries nnd reform schools can bo built as fast as they can be lobbied through the legislature whether needed or not. Scattering Bread. The lino delivery team of J. M. Huber had a remarkable runaway. On Ferry street this morning, whllo driving along at a moderate rate, tho read In the Bakery wagon broke. The front wheels pulled out, the horses throwing tho driver Gordon Crossan, 18yearoldsonof Robt. Crossan, out over the dashboard. Tho team ran away, and qii Twelfth street collided with a farm wagon, throwing one of tho Huber horses, laming it some and cutting 0110 leg some. They woro stopped near tho bakery, after run ning over to Asylum Avenue and then down Chcmcketn. Young Crossan jWas bruised some but not hurt seriously. Ho had a narrow escape. Blackburn Gaining. ; FitANFOivr, Ky., Feb. 5. Blackburn gained two votos for senator today. The ballot stoed: Hunter CO; Black bum, 02; Carlisle 3; McCreajy, 2: Hate, 1. ' tiucklen's Arnica Salve, The bet Salve in the world for Cuts liruhe Bores, I Ulcen, &U lneum. Feve, Sores. Tetter. Chan i hLu T rMtiXf.lV ,! .11 um u ,1?: ',' ..".""" and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cure I lies or no nav renulrr.l. I, U nmnnlu,! n oiye perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 25 cents a box. For &ale by Fred A Awarded Highest HonorsWorld's Fair, Medal, Midwinter Fair. w CREAM BAKING WIHDIR tMost Perfect Mode. aYr6thS4,siclanl , VALLEY LOCAL NEWS. AUM8VHXE. Beit Caslmtt, of Mohaua, visited friends in Aumsville thUweck. He is looking strong and well again arter his recovery from typhoid fever. Mrs, Jerome Foley, of Leady's mills, Is a guest of Mrs. C. Traver this week. Miss Clara Lfce, of Salem, Is visiting her home near Aumsville. Hcv. Alderson, of Portland, spent a day or so with his daughter, Miss Anna, at tills place. Mr. lhno passed through tlio city Satuuliiyonhlsway toSlunv. Geo. Martin who was hurt last week by tlio falling of a tree is very much better. Mr. and Mis. Merrltlekl, ofWhlto- akcr.are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Reader, r. Traver has gone to the mount ains on a hunting expedition for a week or so. Mrs. Hutler who lias been very sick for some time is slowly recovering. Titi'.vHinH HiciYCi.ns. The Lock- wood Messengers arc mounted on wheels. "Why should they not he swift? Blue Boxes or Telephone 40. tTI "' i '". Z T L,J We don't wind our mouth up to hear It go Just for our own amusement, for the benptit of the who c community, if they will only bo kind enpusn Istento it for a few minutes. Wo have Just llnlshed Invoicing and find a but to listen list of GENUINE 1 lot Ik,Vs' knee pant Hultmw..,,. 1 Ot or boys' knee pant suits, vi.z SV,Y,V,r,V T'tK 1 lot or boys' kneo pant su ts. 42.00 SSJiSSrt tn I 'l a 1 lot or boys' knee pant suits, $2.00 S, SVS' 1 lot or men's suits only few, $5.25 "Sfrll t J-ffi' 1 lot of men's strong pants.'fl.M USSSS tn iifr 1 lot of men's strong pants, 85c R?,d' w0,Vt & 1 lot or children's wool mitts, 10c . .Itcduceil to Co 1 lot of chlidriMi's wool gloves, 25c Reduced to 15c. 1 lot of children's plush hats, i)0c .Reduced to 25c. 1 lot or baby hoods 40c and 75c Reduced to 20c and 40c. 1 lot of men's heavy winter caps, 35c, 45c and 20c Reduced to 20c. 1 lot or ladies' tine drc-s shoes, $1.50 v ' ' ' ; - o 1 lot of cotton back ribbon, former price, 4c, 5c, Oca nd 7c yd jsow-c. Still a few men's and boys' long leg rubber boots at cost. Decorated and white dishes at cost. All winter wojlcn goods nt cost. M, J, Matson, HARD TIMES FACTS. GOOD RUADINQ TOR THE FAMILY ciucli:. Every reader of Tin: Journal should look up the list or premiums given absolutely free with this paper. The "Weekly Journal at $1 n year Is the cheapest paper on the Paclflc coast, yet with it wo glvo yearly sub scriptions to any of tlio following vnluablo publications, each known to . vt.mmivi 1,1 u7jiuill. The Toledo Blade, The Queen of Fashions, "Womankind, The Farm News, The Child Garden. These valuable publications are each worth a ?1 a year, yet wo glvo you your choice, ono year free, for a $1.50 subscription to Tin: Journal, either tlio Daily for six months or the "Weekly for eighteen months. See the list, and don't neglect to profit by it. Don't be deceived into paying for so-called premiums offered with high priced papers at a slight advance. Remember Tn3 Journal is the cheapest newspaper on the Paclllc coast, and it gives you high grado premiums without additional rhargo Children Cry oitohor'6 Castor, a- jwwavsaw FRAMK LESLBE'S POPULAR . MONTHLY :ontalneach Month 1 Original Water Color frontispiece 11 128 Quarto VSt ol Rcaulne Matter, inn Natu i.n.1 iiii. ..... .V. .'" lions ! More Lllernrv Mill.. .( in...;"" p.uV. iiun uny oincr fljajranna in America. I 23cts.; 53 a Year. iTrank Leslie's Pleasant Nonrs ,. "., . .; ;"". ' ..iuira. FOR DOYSANDCIRLS. A Dn!8b JVholesome. Juvenile Monthlr. lJ!iUu,,.rfl.l81.- Tb? bMt writer fo youS eopla oontrlbuta to It, 10 cts. ; $1 n j ear. SETO ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS TO ,: j3 5". Frank Lewie's Pia, i7' Undoubtedly the Best Club Offers 2 Popular Magazines! FOR THE HOME. 13il3tfiw'itp iBm KCjMSaS5 ! "" iij 1 SPECIAL FOR VV4V v TovJds ! Every towel in the store at reduced price, A full size, all linen, knotted fringed towel for 19c at this sale, All others in the same proportion ft & E. ft STOCK 257 Commercial street i -Rcwr, fifewJ BARGAINS: 5!!JS 142 State st, THE MARKETS. Chlcico, Feb. 5. Wheat, cash 6$tc. Mi, t7J New York, Feb. 5. Silver, 66c; lead, 3 3. SAN FRANCISCO MARKET. San Francisco, Feb. 5. Wheat, 1.13& Wool.. Oregon, choice, too; .Inferior 8c, valley, 9 lie Hops Quotable at 46c. Potatoes 50 to 80c per sack. Oats-Milfing. 8o8S. PORTLAND MARKET. PortLiwl. TT. - "..-. ---, ., wana wana, uo. Flour Portland, $3; Benton county, 3; tjraham, $2.20; superfine. $2. 15 per bbl. Uats-white, 2324c;Erey, lo2i;rolIed In bags, $4.25S-2S, barrel, 4.50 7.00; cases, 3.75. Potatoes.. New Oregon, 30(0)500 per sack. Hay.. Good, 5.50(38.50 per ton. Wool.. Valley, 9ioc; Eastern Orecon, p8c. Mlllslufls..llran, $11.50(13.50; shorts,$t2 Apples Joe. Poultry.. Hens, 5c; rocsters, Jt.So perdoz and not wanted; ducks, 2.5oj.co per dox.. turkeys, live 7c; eggs 12JJ cents cash. i3;chopfeed,i2l5 per ton; rye, Socprrc HideH.. green, salted 60 lbs 5c; under uo iuMl3i4'tC,sneeppeus, 10700. Hops. .Oregon, 4 to 5c, according to qual. ity. Hutter. .Oregon fancy creamery, 4o45; fancy dairy, 35; fair to good, 3o35; common, 17c. Cheese .Oregon full cream, I2i2lc, Eggs.. Oregon. 15 per dor. Poultry.. Chickens, 250 per dox ; ducks, $5.oo6; geese, $6.007.00: tur. keys, oioc; dressed. II3VJC. Ueef..Topsteers. 2Ji23.5c per lb; fair to Reed atecn, 9tK2 3 5c; cows, 2Ji2c; dressed beef, 45c. Mutton.. Hest beef, 2.oo2.25; ehoice Hoes.. Choice. i "Oiv'.uu, iiiccu, 4C. and eeders; vn;...v-uu.. ucuvy, 300(0)3.40; ligh "J"?; 2 75; dressed, 4c per lo. eal.. Small, choice, 56c; large, 34c veal per lb. SALEM MARKET. Wheat. .53c per bu., market firm. Oats .17c. Hay .Baled, cheat. iA.zrThe on. .!.,. 1... $6 50 .--WJ.-, ..-.vv, Hour.. In wholesale lots, 2.85; retail 300; bran, bulk 0.00; sacked, 1200: shorts, 11.00 12.00; chop feed, 12.00 VeaL.Dressed. axA. Hogs.. Dressed. 3, Live Cattle.. 1 i2X. Sheep.. Live, 2.00. Wool.. Debt, l2Vc. Hops,. first, 45o. Eccs..Cash. 12c. Butter,. Rest dairy, 25c 15c; fancy creamery, Cheese .ioi2c. Farm Smoked Meats Ba". 7ci hams no; snouiders, 7c. Potatoes .. 20c pe sperbu. Onions.. 2c. - "' "When Baby was sick, wo gave her CastorU. When aha was a CUM, she cried for CastorU, When she became Mho, she clung to CastorU. When she had Children, she gave them Caetorta. Don't Tobacco Soft or BmnV-A vn , Life Away NcLT0,l?ihrU.L,ttr,,lD,R ,It,e ot ok about eliminates the nicotine poison rnalTe vrVvo n &&& manho5.SWYo2 run no Dhvsirar Cac is soldbv n. I v. """ ?' f N u "oancian risk, as No-To- aatee ,n ,X. -.',''. ?S"S unaerarniar aatee diess Sterling Remedy Co. New ,0 in rtit-M A.r..j. 1 . . - ' . ui icniniin iin.i. r . CMcag' W .,. SflTORDFJ. Towels! NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, LOST A deed for property from Wm H Scott and wife to Thos. Town enh !. . Iwnd. Finder will leave at Journal, WANTED Place by achl to J housework. Apply 187 Cottage it, ii3 run aawi-iiOTire iicau or uairy cove Hood stock nt n barguin. Call on d. W.Eol mnmcii, vi. I 31 bt A"VOMAN With baby three monlhT wants n position to do general housetori, T.nqulre at C. W. Scribcr's,Suuth Silcm, & DlV'fNK llEALlNO SEKVlCiUOn S day, Feb. 9, 1896, at 2 p. m , at 115 M Mreet, Salem, Oregon. All earnest people nrc cicfliuc. umi your inuics. jjm I'.O.NEWS STAND. -Headquarters lot c learilnc dally newspapers of the coast. Sst acriptioni Mken for the Weekly Ehibm, Une stock ol cigars and conlecttonery, P V, , Miller, frop. I14 i' PAPERS Portland, Sacramento, iei Tacoma and San Fianelsco papers on nit Miller's I'ostotiice diock PUUL1C MEN, POLlTCiANii AND BiJ iness houses can obtain all newspaper inti mation from the press of tho state, cowl ul I country from the Pres Clipping Burnt, i (Allen's) union uiqck, rortumi. i;;d FOR SALE OR TRADE -The best lit fruit and stock ranch In Oiegon, conU2 200 acres. Will sell cherp, on caiy tcrai,i trade lor good liotol, ror parttcuiarsiDqu.i at this i.fllce. II. A. B. 1311s Brooks and fltinROPisfs! Opera House, Wednescfay, Fcb.S X, CTwo Hours of Pure Furut Admission, 50& Tickets on sale at Y, M, C.A. 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