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Daily Capital Journal
BY HOFJ3SR BROTHERS
MONDAY, MAItCII 23, 1800.
iSHSB5?S
DAILY LINE TO PORTLAND.
STEAMERS
Altona and Ramona
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SOCIETY CHRONICLE.
LEAVE
DAILY.
Portland, 6145 a. m.
Salem, 7145 a. m.
Independence, 6,3 n' m-
SUNDAY.
9:00 a. m.
10:15 a.m.
6:00 a m.
Quicklime, regular service and cheap
.... rates ...
M. P. BALDWIN,
Acent, Salem.
Bgryggpxq'J-t"J-"l;Uin.i3J; lii :--
From Quattzvlllc.
8. Autiet of lloscdnlo returned from
Qtmrlzvlllc todny. He has been in
there since Tuesday, and reports times
lively tliero nnd at Gates. The latter
town Is building uj very fast. A now
road has been surveyed from Gates to
llie Silver Dollar mine. A petition
will bo In the county court to open
the road. lie says tliojr make a clean
up at the Luwler mine every 21 hours,
and at tho rate of ."0 a ton, and grind
00 tons of quartz u day. Another nilll
will go up on Canal creek when Luw
ler returns.
Justice Court..
Mr. KrelMiuirt brought suit aginst
l'hll Nela & Co. for $i!).80 commlHslou
money. Owing to absence of part of
tho witnesses tho case 'was continued
until Saturday before Justice II. A.
Johnson, Jr. However tho testimony
of several witnesses were taken. W.
II. Holmes appeared for tho defend
ant and P.H.D'Arcy for tho plaintiff.
A New Paueii. "Tho Modem
Student" Is tho name of a neat little
quarto paper published In Salem by
Murray L. Wade. Tho editor, It
Bccms, Is nn artist not with the brush
alone, but In the world of letters as
well, lie will make tho Modern Stu
dent mi organ of tho schools, and
hopes to mako It a medium of Infor
mation between tho teachers and parents.
Mr. and Mrs. II. P. McNnry left on
the morning train for Portland
Dr. A.F. Jeffries returned from
Marlon this afternoon.
Miss Bertha Tccts, of Mehatna, who
has been staying in Salem fo some
time returned today.
rr. find Mrs. Will Clarke, of Ger-
vnla nm irnpifn of Mr. nnd Mrs. it.
George Meyer over the convention
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hrcymnn will
tomorrow eve entertain the Old Folks'
whist club at their residence on Court
street.
Mr. and Mrs. It. II. Flemming will
tlilu nvpnliKT pnfnrfnln 11 number of
friends at their home on Cottage
street.
Mrs. It. fi. ficcr returned to -Port
land Saturday morning after a visit
with the family of Hon. T. AV. Daven
port. Miss Elba Mock, of Eugene, who
has been the guest of Miss Lizzie A.
O'Nell of South Salem rctnrncd to
her home today.
Misses Millie Kirn and Lcla Tarp
lcy will be passengers to Portland to
morrow morning wlicro they will
visit friends until Saturday.
Mrs. Susan Conklln, of Galllon, 0.,
Is In the cltv vlsitlntr her son. Iwaac
Conklln j mi employe of the Southern
Pacific railway. Mrs. .Conklln Is a
sister of Mrs. Sampson Jones.
On Mondav nlirlit. Marcli .'10th. the
ladies of tho Ilebckali Lodge. No. 1.
of Salem, will give one of their de
lightful entertainments nnd suppers
in the beautiful 1. u. u. J lotlge-
'
nrnnni inumniTlirn personal.
raLyNouAiuth
The County Convention Is
Almost Assembled
IN STREETS AND LOBBIES
Meets In Reed's Opera House on
Tuesday at 10 a, m.
room.
AN r.LEQANT SI'ItKAD.
The family of Thos. Holmaii. John
Ilolman and J. If. Lunn enjoyed a
big family dinner given by Mrs. II.
George Meyer at her homo on Capital
and Oak streets In honor of Joscnli
Holmaii of Chicago,
That Gukkn I'lac Tho green
streamer that floated from tho Wil
lamette university ling stnff last
Tuesday has caused coasldcrablo com
ment. It lias sluco been learned that
omo members of tho 6ophomoro class
hoisted tho ling without tho knowl
edge of tho faculty. Presldont Hnwloy
did not discover tho llag until tho day
following, otherwlso It should not
unvo neon Hoisted.
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Oami: Euom Mii.waukik. Ono of
tho finest table delicacies known Is
Savelatao Bummer sausage, suporlor to
anything of Its kind. If you would
try It, cnll at Sonneiuunirs Htato
street grocery, tho only place whore
It Is kept in Kalcm.
Orchestral concert tomorrow night
Mm. McDowell and othor skilled
vocalists will sing. Miss Ethel
Hughes will rcclto. Como early tho
opqnlng ovorturo will bo worth tho
entire admission.
A Nkat LuMi.-Couuty Treasurer
.lap Mlnto today received 11 check for
$7800.711, In payment of tho Oregon
Paclllo railway taxes for I800-oi-02-o:
This Is a good lift, and will imy a
largo grist of stamped warrants.
Fueb Lkotuhe. Hoy. 1"W. Fisher
tho missionary, wlio has recently re
turned from Japan will dollvcrn freo
lecture on Japan at the East Salem
Evangelical church tonight. All
nre Invited.
bKcitKT SEKviuft-l'rouipt delivery
of notes and packages. Lookwood
MouQiigcr System. Uluo boxes or tel
ephono 40.
Qooi) OAT8.-TI.0 farmers uro got
ting 20 cents n bushel for good oats at
O'Utilll.
OLD MANUHK-Aud plenty of It.
Snloin Trucks Dray Qo. a-icat"
Children Cry for
Pltoher Castoria.
KKAUDSI.HY-ltKAI) NUITIAL8.
Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock oc
curred the marriage of Mies Jessie
M. Bcardsloy to John J. Read, both or
Salem. Tho ceremony was performed
by Itcv. P. S. Knight, at tho home of
Mrs. S. J. Woodruff, and In tho
presence of only a fow relatives and
friends. Tho parlors had been beau
tifully decorated In Orciron crane
and floral tributes by tho young lady
friends. The bride was dressed In a
handsome traveling costume and tho
groom In conventional black. All
present concurred in tho belief that
they were ono of the handsomest
couples ever wcddcdln Salem, as well
as ono of the most desorvlnir. After
hearty congratulations by thoso
present and best wishes for a nlcasant
Journey, tho contracting parties took
the afternoon train for a short visit
In Portland and points north. Upon
their return thoy will take up their
homo In Salem. Tho brldo Is a native
of Salem and known to lmuta nt
friends as an exceptionally bright
young woman. After holding busi
ness positions of trust, she has during
tho past year most acceptably per
formed tho duties of local and sooloty
rciKirtcr on tho Capital Jouiinai..
Her literary work In addition to this
has mado her known to thousands of
readers, and given her a wnrm placo
in tholr esteem. Tho groom, whoso
former homo was at Spokane, holds
tho responsible position of traveling
salesmun lor tho Salem wool milt.
and has charge of pushing tholr ox
tcnslvo business .Into all tho Pm-lfli.
coast Btates.
Thoso present at tho wmIi1Ih wm.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. P. Bonnlisnv. Mr
and Mrs. Edwin L. Smith, of Sllvor-
1011, (uncle and tituiti Mr. mi m
0. P. UlBliop, Mr. and Mrs. E. Hofcr,
Mr. and Mrs. A.F. Hofer.Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. M. L. Chamberlain, Mrs. s. J.
Yoouruir, Mrs. D. F. Wagnor, Misses
Alllo and Hose WoodrulUI.E. Sporry,
Lucy "Williams, Gertrudi Roberts,
E ma Wellor, lleatrlco Shelton, Cora
Litchfield and Adda Davoupert:
Messrs. Will Habcock, J,M. Woodruir
Carey Martin and Clms. Weller.
Many lino presents wore received.
Tomorrow night tho grand concert
t tho HaptU church. Don't fall to
at lend. The opening ovorturo will bo
worth tho price charged for admission.
The U. S. Gov't Reports
fiow Royal Baking Pewdw
wr f uil oitwt.
Tho Marlon county Republican con
vention meets at Reed's opera house,
Tuesday, March 24, at 10 a. in. E. M.
Crolsan, chairman of tho Marlon
county Republican central committee,
will call to order, and Is a candidate
for tcninorarv chairman. F. 1). Mcrl-
tilth is secretary of ttic committee.
Out of 247 delegates from 30 precincts
it will tako 127 delegates to nominate
a candidate.
AMONG THE CANDIDATES.
The Woodburn delegation of 13
members arrived at 11 a. in. and took
up headquarters at Hotel Willamette.
Assessor Is an olllce that Is not go
ing begging. Bent Patton, of Mnc
leay, Chas. Strain, of Ablqua, Phil
Fctz, J. A Van Eaton and W. T.
lllgrion orsalcni, M. J. Courier nnd
Ben Gcsncrof East Salem, Wesley
Smith, of Turner, Chas. Cannon, of
Yew Park. J. W. Hobart. of Garfield.
Win. Hlllcary, of Turner, and L. Hob
son, of Stayton.
Samuel Kerr, of St Paul, Is ono of
tho candidates from the north end of
tho country. Ho is out for county
commissioner nnd will develop consid
erable, strongth. IIo Is after a very
undesl'rablo but very Important olllce
to tho farmers.
Webb Smith, of Howell, is men
tioned for county commissioner. He
Is said to have the solid support of J.
Frank Anderson's nrcclnct. That
gentleman wishes to succeed himself,
and has n good following In the county
among the men who want their tax
receipt to show Just as small an
amount us possible.
Elder Barkloy and Win. Waldo nro
named as Mitchell men for chairman
of tho convention. Either would make
a good presiding olllcer.
McKlnlcy Mitchell has mado a pro
nounced fight for John II. Mitchell
for United States senator. IIo has
been with him In adversity and In
prosperity, and Is with him now as In
tho past. Ho is a man of positive
views and not afraid to state them In
tho most public manner. Ho has
boon fought by the bosses in tho nast
and they have no lovo for him now
but ho will get thero Just the same.
W. T. Grimm, better known as
"Will" Grimm, of Hubbard, Is a lead
ing candidate for county Judge. Ho
served as county eonimlsslonornccept
ably and faithfully from 1888 to 1802.
Mr. Grimm Is a native son of Marlon
county, born In I80O, ono of tho first
whlto children born in Oregon. Ho
is a farmer and taxpayer, and an en
terprising man In his town.
Green H. Cornelius, of Tumor, is
mentioned as ono of the legislative
possibilities.
It Is proposed by some of J. S. On.
hum's friends that ho Is as much en'
titled to a third term as D. W. yw.
Both hall from tho samo region.
The Discovery Saved His Life
Mr. G. Call outte , Drueeist, Bcaversville,
III., says "To Dr. King's New Discovery I
owe my life Was taken with La Grippe
and tried alt the physictans for miles about,
but of no avail and was given up and told
I could not live. Having Drying's New
dbcovery In my store I sent for a bottk and
began Its use and from the first dose txnan to
get better and after using ihrec bottles was
up ami about again. It is worth Us weight
.7ia:: 1. ., "."" '""P Vre or house
I-egg's Drug Store.
free trial at Fred A,
Judge O. II. Bylnnd of Hubbard
in town. -
W. E. McElroy was a Chemawn vis
itor today.
M. L Jones of Brooks is a conven
tion spectator.
J. W. Grim, of Hubbard Ib an In
terested spectator.
R. G. Kecno came down from Stuy
ton tills afternoon.
McKlnlcy Mitchell of Gervals Is In
town to stay a. few days.
Hon. Jefr Myers came down from
Sclo on tho afternoon local.
Dr. J. M. Kconcjsatno down from
Turner on the afternoon train.
Chas. Hodgkin was nt tho reform
school today on a business visit.
T. J, McCleary, of Gates, Is In town.
He speaks at Chemawn tonight.
Rev. C. E. Kllewcr is homo from
Turner where he spent Sunday.
II. L. Reese -of Buttcvlllc, a clerk
In the last legislature, Is In town.
Paul Grlinui. n 13 vear old son of W.
T.Grlinin, of Hubbard Is quite ill.
Mrs. Geo. W. Davis, of !Nob Hill, Is
well over an utack of rheumatism.
Edgar, the 10-ycar-old son of S. R.
T. Jones, of Hubbard, Is quite 111.
Phil Ncls. tho hon-biivcr. left this
afternoon for Portland and Seattle.
Hon. Edward Hirsch was a Port
land passenger on the nf tcrnoon train.
W. E. Her, of Buttevllle, Is a de
cided Mitchell man for the legislature.
Dr. E. 13. Philbrook mndc a profes
sional trip to Woodburn this after
noon. J. W. Hendricks was a Woodburn
passenger on the Salem local Sunday
morning.
Elder Barkley Ik at home not feeling
well. He worked very hard at the
primaries.
Sheriff C. F. Cathcart, o.f Douglas
county, came down from Roseburg
this afternoon.
Rcy, F. II. Gwynnc was a passenger
to Portland on the Salem local Sun
dny morning.
Cant. B. P. Paeuo nnd Mr. .Do vers.
of Portland, are In-town on Immgra
tlon business.
W. C. Calkins, collector for the
Salem Steam Laundry, was a Port
land visitor Sunday.
R. R. Dunnlway. of Portland. Is tho
guest of liis brother, Private Secret
ary W. S. Dunnlway.
Secretary of State Klncald returned
this afternoon from a Sundav visit
with his family at Eugene.
C. V. Ilellenbrand. who is runnimr
a bowling alloy at Albany.wltli Homer
Craven, spent Sunday at home.
Editor Churchill of tho Aumsvilin
Record was In town ovor Sunday. He
Is building an olllcoand residence.
II. St. Helen, the plnno tuner, ac
companied by his wife, left today for
Albany and Con-allle, to return in
about a week.
John M. Hlmclinan. of the Wlilrn.
Smith Music Co. Chicago. Is In tho
city visiting his old time friend Prof.
R. A. Heritage.
President Graham, of the Oregon
City Transnoratlon comrmnv. win,
headquarters nt Portland, was a Sa-
lem visitor today
Charles B. HodL'kln. mull i-wi, r
Northwest Insurance Association of
Portland, Is visiting his parents In
mis city expecting to return Wednes
day. Bishop Mills, of the U. B. church
WCIIt tO PhiloIllOtll tOdlU- in nttnrwl ..
big revival there. About forty con
versions are reported thero by Rev. A.
Bennett and tho Bishop.
Jos. W. Ilolman, of Chicago, a
nephew of Thos. Ilolman, who Ik said
10 no me youngest traveling man on
the road, left for Pnrflnrni inet. ni..i.
........ ...uuiiiih,
Ho Is the pride of his unnln Timmnc
and when Thomas Is nroud ofmmii,
ho Is awful proud.
Linn County Politics.
Editor Jouknal Thinking likely
the readers of your paper would like
to hear how politics In this part of
Oregon Is moving along, I will
try and give you a few Items. Candl-
r1ntis for most nil of tho county
ofllces on tho Republican ticket arc
numerous and we expect a hot light
In Mm winvnnf.lnn. The Renubllcan
county convention will bo held April
2, and 215 delegates will compote me
convention. Thero arc only a few
names mentioned for representatives,
nnd much concern is felt as to how
most of tlieni feel toward the re-
eieciion or jUiicucn ior senator.
This Is a very Important question
and the people should watclt very
closely" or thero will be jobs put up by
thcschcmeis to defeat their will and
wish.
The ilng nroDosilion says, don't
bring up the senatorial question In
tills campaign, as It miiit divide the
party, and at the same time they ate
using their utmost endeavors to get
men on tne ticket who will work di
rectly against the will of th" people.
We, of Linn county, want men who
will stand firm against all rings and
cliques, and work for tho interest of
the majority at all times. There, is a
fair show of the entire Republican
s
PKCIAIv
Sai
TOMORROW.
. SfllRTlffllSTS ,
Bargains in this line,
Received Saturday line of elegant drape
STOCK
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Phone 112,
257 Commercial street
Celebrated WorldBeater
sonp
20 Ounces for
5c,
TTJST RECEIVED ANOTHER LOT.
HAKRITT LAWRENCE
P. O, Grocery,
FRY'S SQUIRREL POISON
IMPROVED-CONCENTRATED.
The Original 25-cent Squirrel Poison.
All f I III) -dMta "ISm.
,UV ffiflttt TCI
f will n (GUTjjRmBk H
". A I 1 kI-'l-SS,..1,LUiT.f IH
mmwwmo
miJ-wmmk
In i-pound cans. Guaranted. Thousand
of farmers from all over thli tmr lisvo
learned that FRY'S SQUIRREL POISON
m s cenis is as gooa or better than more
expensive foreign brands of uncertain
Strength. Krv' U lliA m.miln nnl m.... ....
liable poison. Use no othrr. For sale by
ueo. L.. Haskett, Fred A. Legg, G. W.
11 uwam.anuaietner Urug Co., drufjglsts, Salem.
When Baby wm clcV, ra est her Castoria.
Ybea sho u a OitU, alio crIM f or Castoria.
TOiea alio became Mfca, aho chiujr to CattorU.
WfcM ahs had Children, aho gate theia CMtoru.
fl Spring Day-?
Tlrtiiiisi Hj .1. .11.-1 '
WlM. Mich as wo c urrv il- ..V,'0"1'1 8t.ock f ro-
lHO ,mvwt P'i. ako our siotT S "s
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H. mf ; BRANSON & CO,
At tl old J, A, Van Eaton siort,
Help a little by leiullm? vnnri,,.,..
encoattho Hapt 1st orchestral concert
tomorrow nlKht. McKlroy and Law-
vunuu win muy solos.
'
Cheap Rates to Frisco.
a,1Vl!!!!!oabii,
nnd wiV f XPV. i"""'' ww
n 11 - -v A", ol,.u " ec6 on tlio
1 ,li ..? Cos- steamers from Purr,
land to San Francisco. ort
hteamors leave Porthuul every live
ua' a-0-1 m
JX"t" the concert
Donton will play i,9 ij M,
large orchestra of 10 pieces will sur.
prise you by tholr Eklll.
The new proprietor of tho Florence
t Is Geo.O.Knowcls, of Seaton.
Mi. Children Cry for
Pitoher'f Castoria.
The Time for Dulrdlnr;
ZSi 8iflem '8 t this season. Tlio
ji
a - ,""; " "v v.iio auasuil. J.I10
Weatlior lm mnrln nimcnal,l...i..,
uiwu tho vital forces. Tho blood has
becomo Inipovorished and impure,
all the functions of tho body stiiror in
consequence. Hood's Snnuinnr '1 in
'"SflMSFXJnia
Hood's vm !..... !. . ..?... a".,u 'Ksiui, anu unless tho in.
cathartic wlti a IwlmoTi, " or. E X"''" .?" ft 'taken out and this
rliif.l.... .a. "" "Mviiti
ticket bolnc elected in this county, If
mere is Harmonious action. But if
harmony does not prevail there may
bo a chanco for defeat. The Populists
have put up n weak ticket which can
not bo elected only by a lnrtfo major
ity which they have not got. 1 know
of very few gains they have made and
I think their losses are quite heavy In
iiij iuixs. xue jjcmocrnts are
trying to get-up a little cutliuslnsni,
but It grows very slowly.
Mnny of them feel exceedingly blue
ovor their prospects of success.
Linn county wants Hermann re
nominated for congress, as we havo
no one who Is aspiring for that posi
tion. AVo expect a largo crowd in Al
bany on the day of tho district con
vention, and thero is litrniv i
quite a strong pull made bv Mm ,,...
aspirants for that honorablo position.
All but one are doomod in nnrn
and we hopo will bo manly and work
for tho success of the Republican
ticket.
Scrtinc
Deafness Cannot be Cured.
rMM "P.PHcatlons, ns thoy cannot
ffllVi0 Useased I)0rtlons or the ear.
ni e '? on.0 way to euro deaf!
rompri Z vEXt ,s uy. colls"tutlonnl
remedies. Deafness s caused by an
11 lamed condition of tho iniicous
n?f the Eustachian tube. When
t Is tubo gets Inflamed you have 5
Important to Farmers.
Wnkeleo's Squirrel Exterminator
the original and only article of It,
kind giving complete satisfaction.
Aow reduced from CO to 30 cents per
can. I or sale by Steiner Drug Co.
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.jLn-MnwitKun a-4-im
THE MARKETS.
Chicago. Maroh 23.Wheat, cash 6oVJc.
May 62 '
New Vork, March 23.SUver,66Xc; lead,
' SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
San Francisco, March 23.Wheat, 1.07V
Wool. .Orfffnn pintM a..-. t' . f'5
W?c. vallev. colllr J
lions Quotable at t(7htn
Potatoes fx to 90c per sack.
Oats Milling, 7J0.
v .1 F9PLAND MARKET.
Portland. f!l.K tut . ...,i. .. ,
Walla Walla, 57. J' "uw vauc "
'&SS5&, fSSS: !S Per bbl.
i . ; - -jvs' nicy, matij:
casesf 3.7S.253,25, hmeU S7;
Potatoes.. New Orrrnn -.rO,-. ,
Hav. .Gol. rTiV-' "a.?JW- '" "CK-
ool.. Valley, 9,; Ewtern Oregon,
Appferan',,,-SOI305tsl$,a
louirry.. liens, jc; rocsters. 1.80 i.r,i,.
J-S4.So per doz
The Coster Singer
New YoitK.-Albertnw.,,,....
celebrated Coster singer of h. 1
clonniusic halls, wllfnl1
,,"""'","w nierica this evecin,
in this city, Chevalier was fan.. J
an actor In the leadlne !,,''
nfnta Knf. t.
tu;q Lnjiuic no ever apncarivl ins
sic hall.and tho training which kl
lu,KU ""rougn ma association m
"u,m ilure r. and Mre. Keo&L
uco. Alexander, Mr. and Ma E
uroit, nnu otner representative fc
uuu aciors, gave hlru a finish vi
arusuc poise which one seldom U
on 1110 variety stage.
The new dry dock nt Pnr n..A
in - 1 .1-m . .vhuh
j w w runny ior ouslncss todaru,
tho first warship to test lUutA
wm uo iiie Aiontcrey.
1 V
it. matt and Jns. TinnMi v
Lebanon, have received a silver ttf
irom weaeruurn & Co., of Wa3hli
VUJJ, Ull .tttUUIll) Ol IMft BTWC ill MM
01 inoir Dicyclo patent.
Bronchitis Cured.
Maoleay, Or., Jan. 30, 18M.-Afta
imvuiK liio grip 1 was icrt with m
matlsm and bronchitis. The data
cured tho rheumatism, but m; threat
"uo omi 111 u liau condition, ju
mother had been uslnir ITond'a w
urllla and I thought I would tni
iviiur i nun iiiKCIl ono nouie 01 tu
incuicino my throat was allrtft
mia. X.11111111 vj. ouncrai.
Hood '8 Pill's cure biliousness, Imt
KUKIlOll.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED,-To buy a bicycle, for eisi, t
iuo iiuijrpc irni, souin v.ommeraii it Acp;
iuuajr or wcuncsuay, as 1 imena n
move soon. i)jt)
FOR SALE-Three acros of Und is ret
Park, with good house and htm, loo ii
trees, all rich rrartlen land, for tile tta.
Apply to Rewis Pettyjohn. 31111
FOR SALE CHEAP, OR RENT.-? s
Large house im bw,i
trees, PM7?
d eitinvi,
i acre timber land, will mUiP
JOT
in West Salem.
acre variety bearlm? fruit
small fruit and crapes, rood
fruit
: tlr
poultry ranch
Box 145.
WANTED Situation by man with'firtKfc
rrf ffimtw fntntiUn tn nn inr4 trVfi tt
repair the Wcstinghouse air brake q?
ments complete. Address II. C, Brw
uurij, loverpon, ny. ixixy, j"
druggists. 2o cents.
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair,
Medal, Midwinter Pair.
Da
CREAM
BAMNG
IHIMDIR
iMost Perfect UiiU.
40 Yi tke SUsd
A11 aaj?B?FI?a'BC
ga'!SLi8fS",rur.fe
to) w" Pffi. "M":,a '
Jffigrj5r'
A inlnd-readnr rnnri n ., .
a select .audience in JfonSS
eis. After the fenr, wna ,.,.,..1...... ,
one of tho vnn ;: "ir,1,Ub ,e
therxon,,ri;,nrtoaSVha
v., A '"' II cauco dress
Eugene Guard.
under
and not waninl. .l.b.
turkeys, live 8oC. '
60 .fe?5e"'.Lw,ieJ. .? lbsSc;
ifnn. O' M,CCPPI IO700.
i(yHops. .Oregon, 4 to 6c, according to qual.
Butter.. Oregon fancy creamery, ofa.
fancy dairy, 4S; dlr to Z. 1'.
t w-vrjji
WANTED An honest, actl?ciienito I
lady to travel for reliable esUWuaea
Salary $780, payable US weeklwl
penses. Situation permanent. JR"0??
Encloso self.addressed sUmped niaf
The Dominion Company, 310 Uau
inc. Chlcarm.
TREES-Pruned and spra;ei ToppJ
a sneclalttv. also bees transferred ra
pood aliiru Tall nr addres InO. ff. W
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n commerc ai street. s-"iz-
common, fiV.c.
v-neese .Orecon full nim r.,i
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hues. .Orcffrin rST, .. V
to ol- te'VtK? 3-Sc per . lb; fair
drelsed beeU?jfc '' Cm 2XW
Mutton.. Best beef, 2.oofa2.2' chalc
BMSSkwaT
per lb. '""i 5t2oc; large, 34c
., SALEM MARKET.
nil!at:-c ' b- "rket firm.
j6Hay.. Baled, cheat, 54.5oS.oo5 timothy,
i ,ftS.e,.!! 3.oo; retail,
hor8, .iioS,': J id' . 23
12.00. r ,vvu .M9
FOR SALE OR TRADE.-The W J
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Will sell cheap, on ess; lf
t?a. n.rfiraua "
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2V) arr
trade (or nrocerv stock
quire at this office. II. A. B.
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FOR SALE-Eieht milch cows u&tn
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year olds. Inquire ol ..tgw, -s
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CARPEl' PAPER-Large ' "U
brown wrapping paper for sale clhJ,t
the thing for putting under carpets, w
Journal office. - -stF
PUBLIC MEW, POLITCIANb wyi
ineas houses can obtain all "e,wfP,
matlon from the press 01 ' j :
country irom inc -re v-rr-. (J
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Oil
A medium
Lost.
sited black"
leather hand
dock?t7,,;8?E!' 3.ooa3.Sowr doz.;
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Keys, 9ioc dressed, llfaVic
Veal..Dressod. 4Vi. ,zc'
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Hops T1..j tV
Live Cattle.. 2i
Sheep. . Live, Jfof"
JV00I. .Befiti l2Oif
Hops..Bt,4grCf
Eegs..Cash. 8c.
uutter..BestfllrV
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P. O. NEWS STAND.-Lottl Sub
Agency for all n.wspar.ff
Fine stock of cigata am
Miller, l'rop,
id contettw"";;:,
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Tacoraa and San Francisco pp
Miller's I'ostoltjce diock
-neese ,1214
x'arm Smoked nr....
gtip, containing Ien " .ltMti" band
k'h M?Lai". Rewrt oS,M.:s Wi balder,, cr '
N"'Ward, " -Vo.7fl SC'fl'".
Sc; fancy creamery,
43teMS!?JeJfate-1.7. ham,
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TERSEY 1 BULL-Pure bred Jew "Tj
i.i. 'nn-nfihe finest aniB T. j
.m..i w.. w. .- -- .. . ra
Oregon. Terms $J cash, w" " ojl
Dairy. on Kailroaa ano u . '...ui
prieior.
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Makes a spwlalty of fine w3M
horau clockv, etc., 315 Co
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