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Daily Capital Journal.
aV HOF-ECR BROTHERS.
SATUBDAY, DEC. J2, 1698.
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DAILY LIKE TO PORTLAND.
STEAMEBS
STILL AT OUR
SLACK SALE I
IN THE COURTS
C1RCCTT COCKT HCTV1TT, J.
Marx Si Jor&eDon. of Portland,
dealer; in wines and whlkles,have In
stituted a suit against L. H.Fortin to
recover the sum of ?604.3 with luter-
Its dress goods you know, and Its
surprising liow tbe trade appre
ciates a pood thing In that line.
We would call especial attention
lliA fli Atr.rltitaulu of 429Q .
andMeents. Many of them are.et on tbe sani of 115.95 since the 18th
less than one-half the original (of May.lSM. with 10 percent. Interest,
price- Owrue and see them. Every-together with interest on 1349.55 at 8
4
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Altona and Ramona
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LEAVE
dAily.
Portland. 6:45 a. in.
i Knlptn 7uc a. ra.. except Sunday.
Xj KQ"5ck tim 'eg,ar and cheap
....rates ...
M. P. BALDWIN.
Agent, Salem.
thing plainly marked.
BONAZ EMBROIDERY,
The newest effects in dresser
scarfs and -pillow shams. Beauti
ful patterns and prices low, 75c
to i50. A Tory acceptable Christ
mas gift for a lady. Now on dis
play inside. See them
20 PER CENT OFF
On all jackets. Bear this in mind.
We have tbe best ralues ever
shown In Salem, and with 20 per
cent off ihe'rc snaps.
T. flolversoo.
EVERYTHING
In capes and Jackets will be closed
out by January 1.
3 values go at 2.2.j.
84 values go at 13.25.
3 values go at 34.
SO values go at .o.
$8 values go at Sfi.50.
810 values go at 87 .j0.
812 values go at 810.
820 values go at 8b".
Buy now while we have your size.
J, J, Dalrymple Co,
OREGON PERSONALS.
Judge C. E. Wolverton went to Al
bany this morning.
Attorney B. J. Fleming had legal
bulsness in Albany today.
A. J. Johnson, sheriff of Lane
county, Is at the Cook hotel.
Jeff Myers has returued from a
brief business visit to Albany.
Mrs. L. B. Stinson returned this
morning from a short visit in Port
land. State Superintendent G. M. Irwin
was an Albany passenger this morn
ing. Supt. W. B. Lawler, of tbe Santiam
mines, came down from Albany this
morning.
Grand Lecturer D. C. Ilerrcn, of the
A. O. U. W., is in the city from The
Dalles.
HAPPY
Will be the woman who receives on
Christmas morning, in a neat pack
age, a dress pattern from one of the
stylish fabrics which we are fuelling
at such reasonable prices.
82 will buy an 8 yard pattern of all
wool serge or new mixed dress goods.
84 will buy a pattern from a choice
of foreign and domestic novelties.
80 will buy a pattern from tbe
choicest black and colored, plain or
fancy weaves. One dollar more will
buy tbe linings complete. Such a
present cannot fail to be useful and
acceptable.
3 clasp kid gloves, all shades, 81 a
pair.
WILLIS BROS, S. CO,
Court and-Llberty.
Goods, LClotblng and
1!he Cash Dry
Shoo House.
Miss Johnson, of Eugene, was regis-
istered at the Willamette hotel this
morning.
J. C. Goodale returned tills morn
ing to Coburg, after a short business
sojourn in this city.
Bev. and 3Irs. C. E. -Kliewer went
to Albany this morning, expectingto
remain about a week.
Hans C. Wahlberg, the hop and
wool commission merchant, of Port
land, is In Salem on business.
J. L. Bowman, traveling salesman
for the Salem woolen mills, left this
morning for Southern Oregon.
E. K. Taylor, of Union.and Thomas
John and F. Mahon, of Gervais, were
guest at the Cook hotel, Friday.
Prof Z. M. Parvin, musical director
in the Albany college, is in the city,
to spend Sunday with his family.
W. P. Babcock is being employed
tne county clerk's offllce revising
the Marlon county mlllitary roll.
Bov. John Parson-, went to Turner
this morning. He will also visit Jeffer
son and Mehatna before returning.
Mrs. Wm. Robinson returned this
morning to Turner after a short visit
with her son, II. J. Singleton, of this
city.
Whit Holman and Walter Gray
went to Albany today to witness the
football game between tbe "Salsm
Cyclones" and the Albany eleven.
Ernest Piper, telegraph operator for
the Great Northern at Hope, .North
Dakota, arrived in Salem Thursday
to spend the holidays with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. E. li. Piper, In South
Salem. lie will return to his post of
duty immediately after the holidays.
Miss Ella M. Hendrick, daughter of
Hon. M. B. Hendrick. of Amity, after
eponding several weeks at the home
of Mrs. W. C. Kantner and yisitlng
old friends m Salem, returned to her
home today by way of the boat to
Wheatland. Miss nendrick was
formerly a Willamette University
student.
per cent, since Nov. 16, lSM.togetber
with interest on 840.76 at 10 per cent,
since September 20, 1806,togothor with
interest on 8114.05 at 8 per cent, since
April 20, 1S5, together with interest
on &S3.G3 at 8 per cent, since October,
1S05, and ith &0 attorney's fee.
These sums are claimed as due on
promissory notes and for goods par
chased. In tbe matter of II. P. McNary, re
ceiver of the Williams & England
Banking Co., hearing of creditors who
demand a new receiver came up, W.
T. Slater appearing for receiver and
W. II. Holmes for petitioners. Coun
sel Slater presented arguments for a
demurrer to petition. Overruled. 3Ir.
Slater will prerjare an answer.
In receivership of State Insurance
Co.,Dr. W. A. Cuslck offers 810,000 for
Insurance building property Beceiver
asks 811,000.
In matter of assignment of Leo. Wil
lis, the order of continuance was set
aside yesterday and the petition to
sell certain premises of the estate at
private sale was granted. '
H. P. McNary receiver vs. N. II.
Burley,forcclosure;default as to U. II.
and Carrie I.Burley and decree of fore
closure.
Alexander Tercotte vs.ZendaIda Du
Bcnte et al., and C. Marsh vs. J. E.
Eldriedge et al., motion for orders on
the sheriff to make deeds were filed.
The taking of testimony in the in
junction suit if J. II. Albert vs. the
city of Salem was concluded last evening.
MAKES WOMEN WELL.
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Astonishing Record of Paine's Celery Com
pound Among the bick.
Dress Goods til
The Hog. "The Salem Hog must
have hominy," says the Statesman,
and advises farmers to raise more
corn. A delinquent tax sale of 1500
lines at 50 cents aline for advertising
fee comes to 8750. What more does
the Statesman want of the farmers.
SflNTfl
GLAUS
Will have his headquarters at the
FAIR STORE!
For the next two weeks, He has lots of
toys for girls and boys, and older people,
too, He would like for all to come and
see and he will try and please you with
low prices,
The Fair store !
SALEM, OREGON,
Ov P, DABNEY,
Proprietor,
' J3$5- ('
For Stealing.
On criminal information of B. A.
Smiley, a Chinaman named George
Sing was tried before Justice Johnson
this afternoon at 1 o'clock, on charge
of larceny.
The theft consists of carrying away
from a house a crosscut saw. a sledtre-
haramer,and two steel wedges belong
ing to Smiley worth in all 88.50. The
state is represented by District At
torneys. L.Haydcn,and W.II.Holmes
ior tne ueiense
The accused was bouud over to tbe
grand jury in the sum of 8250.
Sale ok Land. Following deed
was recorded with County Becorder
F. W. Waters this morning: Donald
Morison (unmarried) to John Hofer
and Caspar Zorn, 221 acres, located in
sections 1 and 2, township 4 south,
range 2 west. The consideration was
84,150.
Caught a Porcupine. Fred Brus
sler this astcrnoon brought in a mam
moth hedgehog, which he had caught
on the W. II. nolmes hop farm up
the river. The animal was occupied
digging potatoes when captured.
Aching Joints.
Announco the presence of rheum
atism which causes untold suffering.
Bheumatism is due to lactic acid In
the blood. It cannot be cured by lin
iments or other outward applications.
Hood's Sarsparilla purifies the blood,
removes the cause of rheumatism and
permanently cures this disease. This
is the testimony of thousands of peo
ple who once suffered the pains or
rheumatism but who have actually
been cured by taking Hood's Sars
aparilla. Its great power to act upon
the blood and remove every erapurlty
is the secret of the wonderful cures by
nood's Sarsaparilla.
Insurance Adjusted. Fire insur
ance adjuster this morning made a
settlement with the owner of the
Cook hotel, by paying $20, the office
of the hotel having suffered damages
to that extent, as a result of the
coal oil explosion of several days since,
which was reported in The Journal.
A Bevelation. Not many people
but have tried the White House
meals, but the first one is always a
revelation of cheapness and good
quality.
kevenqe. The Salem man who
gets treated to all kinds of gutter
snipes, has sweet revenge when he
smokes a La 'Corona cigar. They
always give satisfaction.
Bemoval. Knox"& Murphy, the
plumbers, are removing their busi
ness from State strecfi.to Commercial ,
near Burcn'a furniture establishment.
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There is a great deal of dress goods mi- in .i
will do:p We c will meet all n,i J" tl'e
win uo:u w e c will moot.!! Vi... ""." '" me nano .. ..
staple and.fancy dress good's for the nnr "W"3 mm JtS1'
we will refuse no reasonXh nLL ne?,t,30 "ays and mMW
nniK.m nu .. ;::,. ""- an uressi'.,rv!c "eiean.
majv isu I Ullbll iuuMinnr linn d" II A
buy
I you see our line
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FRIDAY AND SATUKDAY
SPECIAL SALE OF
HOSIERY
Every tiling in the above line at reduced
fnas.
FREEvA handsome book with everv
or over purchase until Xmas,
The fact that Paine's celery com
pound is today relied on and recom
mended, both in public and in their
own family circle, by so large a por
tion of the most prudent and thought
ful people In every community, should
not be overlooked in determining
one's choice of a remedy.
Paine's celery compound is the
most successful, the most warmly
praised remedy just as it was, at the
time of its discovery, the most talkcd
of ever offered by a physician to his
fellow practioners and to the public.
Paine's celery compound has more
than fulfilled the great things that
were expected of it when it was first
announced to the medical men as the
discovery of that distinguished scien
tist, Prof. Edward E. Phelps, M. D.,
LL. D. It is tbe grandest iovigor
ator and strcngthener in the world.
It offers an escape fiom nervousness
exhaustion, neuralgia sleeplessness-and
dyspepsia to every man or woman whp
is robbed of health.
"I have taken a number of bottles
of Paine's celery compound," says
Mrs. E, Warren Davidson of 305 War
ren ave. Chicago, "and consider it the
best in all cases of insomnia, arising
from torpid liver, neuralgia, rheuma
tism, etc. It has done for me all that
is claimed fer It, and I cheerfully k
dorse it."
We all know women v ho are living
on the '.ragged edges" of nervous ex
haustion. They eat their food without relish,
sleep without refreshment and worn
along day by day half sick, but refus
ing to believe it.
These women who are farther along
in poor health than they think, are
the very persons who would find an
astonishing help in Paine's celery
compound. Its regulating action on
their jangled nerves, and its-re-yivify
ing action upon digestion and assl.n
ilation are just what their system is
in need of, Why should any one not
try it?
257 Commercial st
300
New, Plain and Plaid
s
A
SUITS
CJust In
DDNT
KNOW
IT
before, but found it out the other
day,that the cheapest place to buy
shoes in Salem is at
HR2LUSSE BROS.
Don't buy old goods when you can
get new at a lower price, In mackintoshes
and gents' underwear we have the largest
assortment in the city, and at the lowest
prices
MARRIED.
COUNTBYMAM LABOUBITE.
At the residence of Mrs. -Buby Mc
gee, on Thirteenth street, Salem, at
a p. m., Friday, December 11, 1890,
Mary B. Labourite to Alvin Coun
tryman, Justice H. A. Johnson, officiating.
DIED OF PNEUMONIA.
Two Lives Saved.
Vou Can Be Well
When your blood is pure, rich and
nourishing for nerves and muslin.
The blood is the vital fluid, and when
it is poor, thin and impure you must
either suffer or you will fall a victim
,to sudden changes exposure, or over
work. Keep your blood pure with
nood's Sarsaparilla and bo well.
iioou'si'iusarotliebestafter-dlnner
pill; assist digestion, euro headache
25 emits,
Xmas Gifts.
Musical Instruments belncr In
demand for Christmas presents. My
store will bo open every evening till
Christmas. Geo. 0. Will.
12-1 1-d 2 w 1.
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Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction
City, 111., was told by her doctors she
had Consumption and that there was
no hope for her, but two bottles of Dr.
King's New Discovery completely
curcu tier ana sne says it saved nis
life. Mr.Thos. Eggers, 139 Florida
street, San Pranclsco, Buffered from a
dreadful cold, approaching consump
tion, tried without result everything
else then bought one bottle of Dr.
King's New Discovery and in two
weeks was cured. He is naturally
thankful. It is such results, of which
theso are samples, that prove the
wonderful efficacy of this medicine in
Coughs and Colds. Free trial bottles
at Fred P. Legg's drugstore. Begular
size 50c and 81.
Jonas Lauflin,
Engineer
School.
of the Indian
woowsi
Counter and Bailing. For sale
cheap address O. M. Lockwood Salem,
Or.
We can afford to say:
"Get every sort of Schil
ling's Best tea of your gro
cer, and get your money
back on what you don't
like."
Your tea-tradofor the rest
of your life is worth the risk
r-and there isjnp.risk.
A Schilling & Company r ?'? "
Friday night Jonas Laullin,who has
for several years been engineer of the
Chemawa Indian school, died of pneu
monia, after about a week's illness.
Deceased was about 52 years of age,
and came to Oregon from Illinois. He
leaves a wife and six children, who re
side at the school, there being three
boys and three girls, The funeral will
be held Sunday forenoon,probably un
der the auspices of the masonic frater
nlty.of which lie was a member. The
remains will be brought to Salem on
the 11 o'clock train, and interred in
Bural cemetery.
Chicken Dinner at the St. Elmo
Bestaurant Suuday will be superb.
Mrs. Geo. F.Smith, proprietor.
Electric
Lights
Paffon Bros.,
the bighearted book
sellers have won the
Christmas trade, as
hundreds throng their
beautiful store daily
and take advantage of
their generous offers,
Everything reduced !
Everything new 30
cases of brand new
goods, Plenty clerks
to wait on you. All
are authorized to save
you money on all
your purchases, The
only exclusive book
store that make Christ
mas gifts a specialty,
Patton's Book Store
Put in the shade by the
magnificent new stock of
LAMPS. Gilt and wrought
iron -In the newest pat
terns direct from the
factory. Prices dow -at
SONNEMANN'S !
124 State St.
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Go to 263 Commercial Street for your
Calling Cards.
ORDINANCE .NO. 3-
A bill for an orduwee to amend SalkaH
of Ordinance No. ay. entitled, 'to
ordinance to provide for tie pwdcaJad,
good order, health, peace and deasEtea
oftheciiyand of pei sons, and for tbe p
tection of persons and property, and to
peal cerfain ordinances and parts of cri
ances relating thereto.
Be it ordained by the common cowed of lie
No. 203. entUled-'an ordinance to
for the good condnct, Bood,0',
peace and cleanliness of the city
sons, and for tbe protect wrfjjg
property, and to repeat certam 0
and parts of ordinances re wwk -
........ tw no Deoonnoiaiw h
ot y ars" shall l
uponor wander .boat the W ff .
public parks or the city after O t
&clockPat niBhtduringtheofS
bcr. October, Norembe r. - S l, &
and February, or '' ''ig'g,
during the PU
such person shall Wvr-s
writing, of his or .VZW
shall bo "WNRuUrJelV
guardian, and it teJ"SiJU'
the city marshal to win y
causing the wUto
bell of the city to be Jf,
,0 8 o'clock at n' fWft
during the montB I of .jgSjtfng.
xt r. December, InnrTB
and at fifteen b?I"Ti
and at Wteen .-- eaiaaa
each and cverj ''& .'
of each year, and all P shall
1... .k. nrnvislonSOl f" V.. . n30S
SSstt-SBBrsfrA
Hair Dressing,
Manicuring,
Scalp Cleansing,
Dandruff Treated,
Scalp Cleaning, dandruff Treated,
AHair dressed daily by the month'for
Eld'ridgeMock: A. M. ELKINS
public repremand, W ngctoJ
recorder; and for .fore ihn
a fine of not less thM ;J? ,n eases?
:nd cts of the acdugrf
such person shal ,& fkhij
upon him, under the proy ntrrtrt
he shall be imprison ' .
dollars of such fine. rfijertj
Passed by me ""Xe Itf d "
of Salem, Oregon, on tne i
&r,A.D.896. M$.
W. Atb i1
Approved bythe : n TW
December. A. W'Wyli'
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