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Daily Capital Journal
BY IIOimR DROTHKR3.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 0,1800.
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DAILY LINE TO PORTLAND.
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STEAMERS
Altona and Ramona
LEAVE
IMII.V. UDAY'
'.Portland, 6:45 m 9:0 a' m
B t.1.nmlrnr fino a. m. OJOO a m.
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Culck time, regular service and clieap
....rMes ...
M. I'. IJALDWIN.
Agent, Salem.
Reed's Opera House,
I'ATTON PROS., Lcescit and Manners.
Friday and Saturday,
M.W 8 AND n.
Engagement Extraordinary
Prof, J.Alex, Mclvor
Tuna
In his marvelous tests of
Psyche-Somnambulism
Or Occult Demonstrations,
The wonders of Ghostland rex
vcalcd,
Startling!
Thrilling !
Overpowering !
Kerythlng will bcilone In full view of ilic
audience. Everybody bewildered, dumb
founded, nonplussed. Door open at 7.
Demonstration at H115. (ieneral admission
50c. Reserved icati 73c. Children arc.
Free ! Free !
Sec ilic fiee open air lettt from llie Wll
Inmrtte hotel, 1'ilday nfiemoon, at 3 o'clock,
Tyndnll In liU fuiloui blindfold drive. Seati
now on iule at 1'Jlton llroi, linokttoie.
Lust evening State Hupl. O M. lr
win uml l'rort. Cmuplwllor Monmouth
wont to Mcdford to attend the Jack
Kon county Institute. Nt.pt. Irwin
cxpcctH to go from thuir noioss the
innuiitnliis Into Lnlo county If the
weather will permit.
lNHANi:.--.Infot Malillierg, aged HI
years, a resident of Coos county, was
today brought to I ho asylum.
Notary. A. A. Tossing, of Hrowns
villi', was today commissioned a no
tary public.
'ii'i m
While drilling for an artesian well
at The Dalliw, a seven foot vein of
coal was struck at a depth of 70 feet.
Tlio subsidy for a fruit evaporator
at Aumsvllle is nearly all raised, and
It N a go.
New Things , ,
Belt ribbons and buckles,
Silk plaid winsdor tics.
Silk mitts, 25c and up.
Black Jersey mitts, 15c and up,
Negligee ovcrshirts, 50c and up.
New neckwean collars and
cuffs.
Tan Oxfords and button shoes,
Crossctt's fine shoes for men.
Call and too us. Wo wunt your trade.
Host goods; lowest prices.
Willis Bros. Co.
,. , Court and Liberty.
The fash Dry (ioods, Olutlilng anil
Shot llotK'.
SOCIAL REVELATIONS.
Some Pcrsonala and News of the Doings
of Oregon People.
Mrs. Oarngus, of Heppncr, will
come up from Portland tills evening
and spending several weeks visiting
her sister, Mrs. Ella J). McDowell.
Mrs. .T. 51. roormnn, Mrs. W. I.Ttny,
r.. u r finUaiinfi Mrs.l.S. Lc'jnurtl,
of Woodburn, came up last evening to
nnrtlc iwite in the special scmii ...
the Eastern Star older.
WOOLEN MILL RECEPTION.
Friday, May Ifith has been decided
upon ns the date for a grand reception
and ball at the new fcialoui woolen
mills. Everybody Is inylted to be
proscnt.as the building will be thrown
open for Inspection from 2 to r o'clock
p. 111., during which time there will
be speech-making and music. In the
evening n grand conccrMind ball will
be conducted on the mammoth floor,
which Is 00x140 feet. The ball will be
for the bcnollt of the saicni iiospiuu
TAKE A TRIP TO ENGLAND
with Itev. K. P. Hill, of Portland, as
guide. A party will start from the
Pr.mlu-lnrliin clllircli tilts OVCnltllf lit 8
o'clock. The fare for the round trip
will be but 2.5 cunts, children 15 cents.
This Is u rare chance of taking a
uii.ii4!iiit. mid Instructive till) with one
of the most congenial guides In the
..itmtri' Alt iirrr.'iiiL't'inentH are In
charge of the Y. M. C. A. which in
sures a suriessrul trip from toe start.
Til 12 HOWLING CONTESTS.
The (list of the scries of games of
cocked hat for the championship of
Etitrenu. A bativ and bulcui, was coin-
tiieucedat Hollcnbeck & Peel's bowl-
Imritllev last evening. The result was
a score of OT points, or -101 points to
tho player. This Is not a very big
score, and a better one will probably
lie required to championship the con
test. Eugene (I mud, May f.
The score In the bowling contest
last night was as follews: Revere
House. Pfelfer. fill: Sower 11. Ilrown
01, Watson 40. Total 201. average 25,.
St. Chillies, Howard .'Jli, Cannon 50,
Morton (10, Holmau 40. Total ISO,
average 2.'IJ. The contest will be
closed tomorrow nlght.-Albany Demo
crat, Miiy.
EASTERN STAR
Last evening at Masonic hall the
ladles order The .Eastern Star held
a regular session, conferring degrees
upon some new candidates, after tho
routine work, the lodge adjourned
and all present partook of a liberal
repast at the regular banquet room.
Reside the Salem members there was
a good attendance from abroad, A
party from Independence and Mon
mouth coming down on tho Steamer
Altona, which was chartered for the
purpose, and returned after tho festiv
ities. Among the excursionists were Mr.
and Mrs. K. W. Cooper, Rev. and Mrs.
Raldwln, Mr. and Mrs. J. W Klrk-
laud, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wolcott, Dr.
and Mrs. O. 1). Rutler, Mr. and Mrs.
.I.A. li. Rutler, Mr. and Mrs. .1. S.
Coopor, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander,
Miss Essie Robertson, the Misses
Rutler, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Ed. Clod
felter, Miss Ts'elllo Hill, Mrs. Kinney,
Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. (3. L. Hawkins,
Mrs. Zlcber, Rev. Khmer, Mr. Hodgln
and W. S. Jacobs. They were es
corted to the boat by tho entire
assemblage "after the ball."
Watku Rki'aihb.- The Salem Wa
ter Company today took out a Joint of
nursted water plpo on Front street,
near State and replaced the same, the
accident Imlug tho result of a defect
ive hydrant lu that neighborhood.
Water consumers were without tho
aqua pura for several hours this after
noon. Steamers Albany and Hoag will
limko trips betweon Corvallls and
Portland dally except Saturday.
Leave Salem for Portland II a. m., for
Corvalll:i p. in.
TiikStati'.Shwkk. -Owing to the
bad weather, lalnirors on the state
Mwor Job have not boon working this
week, but expect to resume operations
tomoirow. The brick-lay Ing will be
gin about Monday.
Do Not Do This.
Do not be induced to buy any oilier if vim
lave mmle up your mind to take Hood' Sr
aparllla. KcmemW llut Hood' Sarsapar.
ilia cures when all oilier fall. Da not give
up lu despMr became oilier medicine have
failed lo help you, Take Hood's Sarsapar.
ilia faithfully and voumay reasonably expect
lo tx cuied.
I Iood WIU are purely vegetable, carefully
prtpaied from the best ingredient. 25c.
COUNTY COURT.
The Judge and Commissioners Meet in
May Session.
Judge Hubbard nnd Coinmlssloneis
Anderson arid "Watson met In legular
session this morning.
Leo Willis Hied a remonstrance
against change of road on the Shruni
donation land claim.
A petition signed by W. II. ITobson
and about twenty others asking for
$2 per day, boatd, clothing, medical
attendance and care of J.J. and Nancy
J. Cole, two very old and poor people
of St ay ton.
Assistance Is also petitioned for
for Charles Millet, living near Hnys
ville, by about 50 signers.
H. L. Itltclilc, supervisor of road
djstrlct 2s'o. 43J, asks for :t(K) poiindsor
powder to blast out stumps on the
Parkersyllle and Sllverton road, nnd
on the Sllverton and Gervals road.
Itoad district No. 57 also potions for
powder to blow out XO stumps.
Thomas 0. Keene petitions for the
return of $11.50, taxes paid to the
shorltr of Marlon county on land In
Linn county.
PERSONAL.
F. S. Dearborn, the bookseller, Is In
Portland today.
W. Cuslck returned from Albany
this afternoon.
Squire Farrer Is spending the day
in Portland on business.
Hon. G. W. Davis-wont to Newport
on the morning train.
J. C. Johnson was a passenger for
Portland this morning.
J. C. Cooper, tho Independence
banker, Is a Salem visitor.
II. C. Wahlbcrg, the liopman, went
to Portland this afternoon.
Mrs. P. S. Knight went to Portland
today 011 a visit among relatives.
11. H. Fleming, of the stove works,
was a passenger to Portland today.
Geo. F. Rogers, the slato binder, Is
In Portland on business font few days.
Geo. C. Dlngham and E. M. LaTore
returned from Portland on the morn
ing train.
Hon. Win. Harlow, tho great Bar
low merchant, was In the city today
on business.
J. W. Crump and family loft this
afternoon for their old homo in north
ern Illinois.
J. A. Dlttor, tho Sublimity mer
chant, came to the city this after
noon on business.
Adjt. Gon. R.R. Tuttlo and Attor
noyGon. C. M. Idleman today re
turned lo Portland.
Undo Win. Miller was a passenger
to Linn county tills morning, where
he will visit relatives.
J. M. Poormau, of Woodburn, came
up last night to attend the great
meeting, returning home this morn
ing. R.J. Marsh, the Portland printer
who lias been visiting his sister, Mrs.
P. S. Knight, returned homo tills
afternoon.
Hon. Phil. Metschnu, accompanied
by his sou Kdward returned today
from his recent trip east of the
mountains with the state olllccrs.
Hon. T. W. Davenport, state laud
agent, started this morning for the
Deschutes country to Investigate somo
land matters lu which his department
Is Interested. -
J. C. Stuart, nianagor for Poof.
Tyndall, Is In thoclty, arranging for
the production or the grand seances to
bo given by that prince of occulllsts,
on next Friday and Saturday nights.
Hon. Thus. H. Tongue left on the
morning train for Atimsvllle. He
took the stage from Turner and spoko
'there at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Ho
will drive to Jefferson and speak
there this evening.
Rlshop Rownian nnd wife left for
Portland this afternoon, where lfo '
this evening dedicates a church. '
a.m. . 1
j no situs rrom there for Japan to hold
a conference of tho Evangelical Asso-
j elation at Yokalioma Juno 10. !
I Hon. Geo. S. Downing wont to Sell-
wood today to visit his son Waltor,
who Is there undergoing treatment
for his hearing ami 1111 oye trouble.
Tho young man has undergone an
optical operation and Is constantly
gaining.
i STAYTON.
.Too Kern Is up and around again
after quite in nttack of la grlppo.
Mrs Dr. JCItchens left for Albany
last Thursdiy where she was called to
Iheslckbedddeor her mother, Mrs.
Wheeler.
Miss TorUr, of Turner, was visiting
Miss Ollio Itjbortson last week.
J. M. Dtnnivln mhdo a business
trip to Albany the first or the week lu
the Interestof thoStayton mills.
Her. M tears, of Mchaina, occupied
the pulpit at the Methodist church
Sunday.'
Mrs. J. Richardson returned Satur
day from a isit 'in Salem with her
sori York anil family.
Arthur Elder came down from Min
eral Spring College Friday. He re
ports a largo attendance and excellent
results being accomplished.
Mrs. li, P. Taylor has been on tho
sick list for the past week but Is rap
idly recovering.
AUMSVILLE.
Mrs. W. A, Pearson, or Waldo Hills,
spout Saturday and Sunday lu Atims
vllle. Wednesday the Oth there will bo
given a basket dinner and public
speaking by tho McKlnlcy club. To
bo held in the grove If pleasant, and
if stormy in the city ball. Everybody
invited, especially Popullstsand Dem
ocrats. Rorn To Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mar
tin, May 1, a daughter.
Friday evening a farewell danco was
given at the homo of C. Traver. There
wore about forty guests. Mr. and
Mrs. Traver will leave soon for Gates
ville. Mr. E. Nolt, who has been very
sick for the piist two weeks, Is able to
be around again.
The subsidy Is about raised for the
new evaporator, and men are at work
preparing the ground.
Mr. Win. G ilium, who has been vis
iting friends here, lias returned to his
homo near Union hill.
INVENTOKY FlLKU. Clnilll Glltcll,
assignee of F. A. Lcgg's drug store,
Hied Ills Inventory with tlio county
clerk yesterday. It shows the total
book accounts to bo $1,009.00, and the
value of the merchandise $2,100.40,
making a total of $.'1,280. The assignee
Hied his bond also, It being in the sum
of $(i,:mo, with A. and A. N. Rush as
sureties. The establishment was re
opened yesterday afternoon by Mr.
Gatch placing Mr. Legg In charge of
the stock, which will be disposed of
as rapidly as possible.
Gkhman Refoiimkd. The Portland
Oregon Classls meets tomorrow at 8
o'clock p. 111. in Its annual session In
the German Reformed Church In this
city. There will be service tonight at
8 o'clock p. m. As tills year no dele
gation rrom Washington will bo pres
ent, the attendance will not be so
largo. Ministers and delegates are
expected tomorrow, and the sessions
will probably be extended over Sun
day. NTi:v Homk. Rids tor the new cot
tage to bo built by General W. 11.
Odell, on East State street, were
opened yesterday artcrnoon at tho
olllcoorc. 11. Rurggraf, the architect.
They were: Harrlld & Olinger 81,705,
A. Stanton $1,517, Frank Ault $1,
252.27, Welch Bros. $1,177, Cainpboll
& Hewitt $1,1123.40, Young & Hobln
son $1,478, John Shlpp, $1,315. Tho
contract will bo awarded today to the
lowest bidder.
THE JEFFERSON MEETING.
A Few Kicker3--Othcr Speakers Will
Be There.
Editor Statesman:-Tlic article ap
pearing In the Jot'HNAii or My 4t
111lgl1t.be construed to bo an Invita
tion or republicans or this precinct
Tor Iloror to speak at JcHcrson, but Is
in fact the copy of a typo-written let
ter sent hero from Salem and circula
ted by a Populist, a member of the
Populist county committee and secre
tary or tho Jcirersou Populist club,
ami signed by live Bcpublicans, ilvc
Popullstsand threo Democrats who
contributed the necessary amount to
derray expenses or hall rent, etc.
Wo have a Republican club that
will attend to arranging for Republi
can speakers and pay nil necessary ex
penses for tho same, without calling
on the Populists to solicit contribu
tions.
Mkuukus Ok Tjik Jkppijhbon Hk-
i'uulican cluu.
Jefferson, Or., Aprils.
The above appears in the morning
Statesman. It need not prevent the
.Tcilorson people meeting Saturday
night.
The meeting rercrrcd to Saturday
night will be a frco and open mass
meeting of tho people of that precinct
without regard to party. This Is still
a free country,nnd tho right to assem
ble peaceably ror public discussion
cannot be denied. Those who arc
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-TOMORROW
Special Sal!
Wash "- Good
To arrive tomorrow 11 largo line of stanipod linens and ,ii.i,. 1
Jewel and other work. Make your selections boforenii iftWteJ
selected. Ule wst stjwA
.,
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$25J
1
257 Commercial street,
DIRECTFROMXVERMONT
S&S iS&S tN f
MAPLE
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SYRUP
The best, pure Maple Syrup ever
brought to Salem. Could get only
ten gallons, but it is extra choice,
Everybody invited to taste itCC
HARRITT LAWRENCE
?, O, Grocery,
afraid to hear tho truth about tho
last legislature and political rotten
ness In tills stntc had better remain
away from the Jefferson meeting
next Saturday night.
With kindness In our hearts and
truth on our lips lot us go forvard
and try to Improve our state, county
and national government. Wo have
the promise or other speakers Repub
licans for tho JelTorson meeting.
E. IIOKRIt.
DIG CIRCULATION.
Campaign subscriptions arc rolling
Into Tun JouitNAr. olllco every day
it Ml every hour.
Tin: Wi'.kkly Is going to nearly
every taxpayer in the county and will
until after election.
The One Cent Daily is the only
one outspoken people's paper-antl-ringand
iintl-inachlne In the state.
It goes like hot cakes. '
Advertisers who arc economizing
and cannot afford to glvo nils, to all
kinds of publications can reach pract
ically all the people who trado at Sa
lem in our Daily and Weekly.
Tho steamers Hoag and Albany now
make dally trips lietwcen Corvallls
and Portland.
tr
Saixm W. C. T. U. Has taken up a
new work that or gathering lu the
children who do not attend Sunday
school at any or tho various churches
and running n school or them at W. C.
T. V. hall. Mrs. Snell Is annolnted
superintendent and on next Sunday !
at 2-30 p. 111 tho llrst meeting will bo '
held. '
Eighteen ounce all wool clay worsted
suits Imported in sacks and frocks
only $10. Johnson & Son.
j
' . T j em Is thc namc of thc ncw Jai,a a"d Mocha '
jusc introduced by Sonncmann, the grocer. It gives the finest
cup qualities ever known, No srch coffee ever offered in Sa
lem, atid no extra cost to consumers,
Our Teas are all new stock, incIuding grccn and
uncolored Japan, Young Hyson, Ceylon, GunpowdcF, English
Breakfast Rcmcmbcr-Hcadquarters for fresh fruits and vc '
ctablcs, Everything in season, Including ncw grccn peas. !
SONNEMflNN'S GROCERY, 124 Stat?.'
Awarded !
Highest HonorsWorld's Fair
Medal, Midwinter Pair.
B5R;
Two Lives Saved.
Mrs. Plimbe Thomas, of Junction
City, 111., was told by her doctors she
had Consumption and that there was
no hope Tor her, but two bottles or Dr.
King's New Discovery completely
cured her and she says It saved her
life. Mr. Titos. Eggers, 139 Florida
street, San Pranclsco, Buffered from a
dreadful cold, approaching consump
tion, tried without result everything
else thou bought ono bottlo or Dr.
King's Now Discovery nnd In two
weeks was cured. Do Is naturally
thankful. It Is such results, of which
those are samples, that prove tho
wonderful nniiniv nf tliU mmllnlnn I..
Coughs and Colds. Freo trial bottles
at 1 red P. Legg'sdrugstore. Regular
size 50o and $1.
CREAM
BANNti
nmm
.Most Perfect Made.
it Yearn the SI tr lard
When Baby was alcfc, wo save her Castorla.
When alio was a Child, she- cried for Oastoria.
When the become Miss, she clung to CastorU,
VyTimi the had Children, the &yo them Castorla
BORN.
Sunday,
Mr. and
CHARLTON.In Salem,
. May 3, 1890, at 10 p. in,, to
I M rs. C, M. Chnrlton, n son,
Mr. Charlton'U temporary turnkey
at tho state penltentliiry.
Nervous
People And just tho help thoy bo much
need, in Hood's Sai-6aparilla. It fur
nishes tho desired strength by puri
fying, vitalizing and enriching tho
blood, and thus builds up tho nerves,
(ones tho stomach nnd regulates the
wholo system. Read this:
"I want to pralso Hood'a Saraaparllla.
My health run down, and I had tho grip.
After that, my heart and nervous system
wero badly affected, so that I could not do
my own work. Our physician gave mo
some help, but did not cure. I decided
to try Hood's Saraaparllla. Soon I could
do all my own housowork. I have taken
Cured
nood's Pills with Hood's Sarsaparilja,
and they havo done me much good. I
will not be without them. I havo taken 13
bottlesotllood'sSarsaparllla.and through
the blessing of God, It has cured me.
I worked as hard as ever the past sum
mer, and I am thankful to say I am
well. Hood's Pills when taken with
Hood's Sarsaparilla help very much."
Mrs. M. M. Messenger, Freehold, Penn.
This and many other cures provo that
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Is the One True Wood Purifier, All druggists. JL
Prepared only bye. I. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass.
THE WILLAMETTE HOTEL.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
On and after May J5, 181)0, tho fol
lowing reduction In rates will be
rnado to the travcllug public:
50 rooms suits $2.50 per day, for
merly $3.
50 rooms suits $2 per day, formerly
$2.50.
50 rooms suits $1.50 per day, for
merly $2.
Itooms without 'board, 25c, 50c, 75c
nnd $1.
Table board, $20 per month.
No extra charge will hore'rftcr be
made for sample rooms to those who
remain over night. Special rates will
bo given to families who desire table
board during tho summer months.
Considering the high character and
strictly firstclnss service at all times
given to our patrons the above quoted
rates are an innovation. Tho Wll
lametto Is tho Inrgest and best ap
pointed hotel north of San Francisco
and south of Portland.
A. I. Wagner.
Hood's puis sssr
Notice to Taxpayers.
Tho tax rolls of Marlon county,
Oregon, for tho year 1895, will bo
closed on tho 30th day or May, 1893.
All taxes not paid by said date will bo
delinquent nnd costs added. Dated
May 1, 1800.
John Knight,
Sheriff and tax collector of Marion
county, Oregon. 5-t 4d lw
REED'S OPERA HOUSE.
Mny 8 Prof. Tyndall, mind reader
and clairvoyant.
May 0 Prof. Tyndall, mind reador
nnd clairvoyant.
May 29 Republicans.
May 30 Decoration exercises.
Juno 12 Prof. Hrestnl's educated
horses.
Juno 13 Prof. Hrcstal's educated
horses.
Of course it's imitated
anything good always is
that's endorsement, not a
pleasaut kind, but still en
dorsement. HIRES Root
beer is imitated.
Mad Qlr kr Th Chute, K. Him Co., rhlUdtlpfcU.
A tic. rwk nukal i iiIWdi. gol4 T;rktt.
State Treasurer's Fifteenth Notice,
State Op Oregon 1
Treasury Department
Salem May 5, 1890 )
Notice is hereby given that there
are funds on hand with which to re
deem all outstanding state warrants
endorsed by mo ''presented nnd not
Said for want of funds" between tho
atcs of October 8, 1895 nnd January
11, 1890, both dates inclusive, with
tho exception of warrants drawn on
tho swamp land fund, and that all
such warrants, properly cndorscd,wlll
bo paid upon presentation at tills
otllce, interest thereon censing
from, nnd after, the date of this
notice
Phil Metsohan
40t
State Treasurer.
No" MEETiNa.As stated yesterday,
there was too much politics in the air
last ovenlng for n meeting of tho city
onncll. ' - .,. '
regon, nc per dor,
pjteerj. 3.OO03.1J ,Mb
THE MARKttx
CMcaeo. May fUUfc.j
3NewVo,k, Myr,-.S1IM,,1
PORTLAND MARKET
Portland. May 6.Wheat wl
6ti Walla Wallafejasl n!l
flour Portland, $i, w iu.
3.00; graham. $2.65; superfine lii-S
Oats lite, 2a26c'BTff ,P8
'"bag., M.aSsS liSS"?
Potatoes.. Oregon, loffiite Jl
Hay.. Good. Ski JZ 41
Wool.. Valley, 9,; Kutoi qJI
Militufls..l)ran1 $li.(oaii.liMlf
Poultry- Chicken;. ffi3fe
?'!',. 5,.00; duck,, S
Hides.. green, tailed 60 lU- J
60 lb. 44Kc; heep pelu, nfi,' ".
Hops. .Oregon, a to 3c, .eUjfi,
Duller. .Oregon fancy creameir, j
fancv dalrv. fii.i .j"..,W
common,'i(ul2oc. '
Cheese .Oregon full creira, itfiji'
"BB.i.vivijuii, "Ik JUT Q5Z
iicci., ropsieers,
to good steers
drexted beef.
Mutton. .Ewei. 2.7(! AtnrA .ir...
I logs Choice, heary jjjg
and feeders; 2 75! dressed, 4c per Id, ,
Veal. .Small, choice, 4ciUiR3j,
per lb,
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
San Francisco, My 6..-WW li
Wool.. Oregon, choice, (JiwjjMmi
Sc, valley, oioc.
Hops Quotable at24c.
Potatoes 3e per sack.
Oats Milling, 7S8j.
SALEM MARKET
Wheat. .49c per bu., nutlet Era.
Oats ,i82oc.
Hay .Haled, cheat, Sj.ocgj.jo; ts
7-oo.
Flour.. In wholesale loti, 300; e
3.20; bran, hulk 1 1, 00; tacked, tw
shorts, 12.0013.00; chop feed, imj
12.00. j
Poultry.. Chkkenj, fi7c;dncU jii
MAC J Pnf M fiirlrv.
Voal.-Dressed,3.
Hogs.. Dressed, 3.
Live Cattle.. 2i&
Sheep.. Live, 2.So3.
Wool. .Best, 12KC.
Hop..Best,450. '
Eggs.. Cash. 7C
Butter,. Destdal, i; tuxj oal
ISC
Cheose .14c '
Farm Smoked MeaU.Beo,W
90; shoulders, 5c'
l UIUIUCJ. , ljt,p: m. O
Bucklen's Anuea ftlw '
The best Salve In Ue"te
c. c.c niz-m Salt Rita,"'
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