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* V rting you. ¡ Mr. W hite and Mr. Carey, of Fall* — Mis* Id » Bryant. 1 City, were up at our spelling school. | Song— Christmas W elcom e— Twelve *ew Id«»»« In tb« HUtor!« Ribbon. 8uch dainty fantasies are to be seen in the way o f irarters that they aseeredly deserve a place in chronicles o f fashion Many women are, we believe, strong minded enough to resist these pretty trifles, aud discarding the historic ri band sustain their hose with patsnt sus penders. For the benefit o f those, how ever, who are faithful to the old tradi tions, we describe some of the newest ideas iu the way o f garters. A pretty pair has the i tusuc concealed by puck ered rose colored silk and is trimmed with a flor.uce o f cream lai-e. The fas tening consists o f a paste hook and eye, and at the side ia a rosette of silk and bows of ribbon. Another variety cov ered with pale green satin lias frills o f mauve silk muslin all round, culminat ing in a green satin bow at the side. More costly garters are clasped with diamond buckles, though it must be confessed that in many cases the dia monds are Parisian. Others fasten with a tiny l>ouquet o f artificial flowers— orange hloSBoras fo r brides and clover leaves for luck. HOW TO CARE. FOR APPLES. adio« Bazaar indi- Mr. Oliver is boarding at Mr. Shreve’s 1 ixl place to go for and working on his brother's land near Km S in g le * \ isit I f Clad Car« fallv, It W ill Iloubla the Tims women and » children. T. Murphy's. May Kunsn.an They Will Keep. eelegant things for new I , . Class Ex. r c s e -C h n s t is B o m - There is no question abont the impor John Robinson ha« gone over to • X wel ve little gir la. I Chitwood station near the Yaquina to Recitation — The Strange C h ild 's1 tance of so far as possible preventing the braising of the fruit. It may be safely S bring out some cattle. Christmas— Edith Montgomery, basons, we mean the cloth- a t t the » candy „ h , m illing at at John Tnhn Far Par. Christmas Stong— Filteeu small girls | assumed that germs of decay are lurking A pulling men, are happy .fo r in spite of the I J * £ and boys. ! about everywhere, ready to come in con ley’s the other day, little Lee Haggard tact with any substances. A bruise or other fellows advertising to sell suits A Visit from 8t. Nicholas. come out champion puller. out in the skin is therefore even worse at about cost, their old customers all Distribution of Presents, Last weeks iTtm zgK says kill cats 1 Tlie present* were very numerous. . than a rough place caused by a scab come back and bring many new ones. They carry the best goals and their with chloraforin. I kuow a woman up but of a class that a.-e more useful than | fungus as a lodgment provided by ths prices are low enough, hence the re- | here that if she catches the cal that ornamental. The order was excellent I minute spores o f various sorts. I f the caught her chickens would not wail for so large a crowd. All those taking Juice exudes, it at once furnishes the for chloraforin, part acquitted themselves very credit choicest o f conditions for molds to grow. An apple bruised is the fruit for the de A number of the neighbors bad a ably and esi-eciallv the songs by the - cay o f which germs are specially in N ot another soul in the city under stands so well as T. J. Cherrington the pleasant Xmas evening at Mr. Hal children were very enthusiastically re- j vited, and when such a sjiecimen is placed Notes caught art of taking negatives that will print lock’s, with a good supper, a tree full ceived by the andience in the midst o f other fruit it soon be up to the best advantage. W ith him of presents fo. the little folks and songs on the wing: Arthur Starr says he lias comes a point o f infection for its neigh it has been a study for years and he and instrumental music, A solo from sufficient Graham and to spare, while bors on all sides. Seldom is a fu lly rot has it down to a nicety. Therefore go the one that field out the longest at i Have Grant says those shoes were rath- ten apple found in a bin without several to the Cnerrington art gallery for the the table was the order of the evening, j er permature and as to Ralph it is others near by it being more or less af but it wa« a draw between E. T. K e y - 1 hard to say what he says or thinks of ery best to be had in that line. fected. A rotten apple is not ite broth nolds and John Farley, the former com- his Xmas present, hut it is reported iug out a head on coffee and the latter 'hat tie will for .-words, shields, batons, er’s keeper. The surrounding conditions favor or Brooks & Salisbury have made many- showing the most chicken bones, so war clubs, etc., call on Guy White, retard the grow th o f the decay fungi. young heart happy with their Christ- we had no solo. j How to M a c e a Library Attractive. I f the temperature is near freezing, they s goods. They hud a big trade and are com paratively inactive, but when A good cartridge paper, in a soft. light to clean up odds and ends will be t h a t MAsycKBAUK. Miss May Bind, of Lafayette, is visit the room is warm and moist the fruit olive, a clear gray bine or gray, is one of to sell many articles at or even be- cannot be expected to keep well. Cold the best medium priced coverings that The hall given for tlie benefit of the *nK -'Natives here. . I t m ight pay you to go and hand was a success, and netted quite a Mager W alker and brother, C. C., storage naturally checks the decay. The can be selected for a library wall. Ri J anxious they are to sell. ideal apple has no fungous defacements — which is ideal as an evening cole«-, and sum for the boys. Over fifty maskers par are both quite sick. ----- W --------- aud no bruises. I f it could be placed in also for its daytime warmth—cau only BRIDGEPORT. licipated, some of the costumes being James Broylsand family, of Fairfield, a dry, cool room, free from fungous be safely nsed in a very sonny or a well regal and some exceedingly grotesque. srd and family go sleigh rid- spent Cnristmas here. germs, it ought to keep indefinitely until lighted room. Otherwise it absorbs too Excellent music was furnished by Mc ' we have no snow. Minnville parties. Here is a list: Captain Clark is able to be out again chemical change ruins it as an article o f much Light. Certain shades of old red and old pink have not, however, that food. ___________ * . j X mas tree was enjoyed at L illie Dudley, Night. after a siege of la grippe. drawback. The dull colored tiqiestry • ( .ft' which friends and neigh- Maud McTimmonds, Fancy Dress. How to Prepare Camphorated OH. Preachiug at the church next Sun papers with much blue and green make jk 3 rV in vitcd. B--lden Grant, Ralph Williams. Put 3 ounces of gum camphor cut in a quaintly effective background in a li day at 11 o’clock by Rev. Robinson. Smith, Bohemian girl. pieces into a bottle and add a pint of brary. bnt they, too. require a bright i&Xce Yoakum is expecting a Minnie Miss Ingram , of Am ity, is spending sweet oil. P u t the bottle in a pan of I. N. Woods, Salem Fire Department U f f t h e r from Tennessee early next room. I f a library is little used as a the holidays witli Miss Addie Clark. W’ . Worthington, Dude. hot water on the stove, raising it from daytime workshop and is well lighted » l ’ °tb . H e will make his home at J. Mary A. Brown, Morning Oregonian. 1 F. Mason’s. W . II. Cooper wants a woman to the bottom o f the pan by setting it on in the evening, any cplor that is not too Maud Chitty, I tem izer . / splice out the pants he got ou the nails or keys. Leave until the camphor delicate may be ciiosen. r Mrs. Sarah Bilveu has been quite Rose Logan, Red Mitten. is dissolved; then shake well. Christinas tree. -iek with pm-umonia, but is some bet- E. S. Cattron, Mascott. How to Clean Glove., Blbbon. and Lace». er. Mrs. H ill is very sickly and Mrs The entertainment at Lincoln last Bertha Collins, Tambourine Girl. H o w to R e d u c e In W e i g h t . A popular preparation for cleaning such fason does not gain any ground. Friday night was a success socially Frank Rowell, Dude. A young English g irl afflicted with an articles is a mixture o f a dram sulphurio and financially. About $18 was raised Emma Ludwig, Dusting Maid. undesirable amount o f adipose tissue has jM r. Oliver, of near Portland, is grub- for the church aud the supper was ini succeeded in ridding herself of a large ether, a dram chloroform, 2 drams alco Orville Shul'z, Clown. g on his brothers tract of land latelp me-.c.e, John W alling and H. Coyle amount o f it without injuring her health hol and a quart deodorized benzine. Pearl Kersey, Marguerite. ned hv Mr. Bobbins of eastern Ore- Pour the fluid into a bowl and wash the eating a dish pan full of chicken. A tlia Elkins, Chrysanthemum. by fo llo w in g the regimen given below. articles, rubbing them gently. Rinse in u. Mr. Oliver has a winter’s job Sam Elliott. Golden Slippers. end of him. A b ird times sociable will he given She began by getting up at 6 o’clock a fresh supply, then pull them carefully Mrs. F. J. Coad, Night. at the Lincoln ware house. Pork and every morning and taking a three mile into shape and hang them in a current Í V yfT h e school term finished Friday, M. C. Syron, Jack The Ripper. beans ipi supper, admission 10 cents walk before breakfast without consider o f air for a short time. *>ut will he continued two weeks in or- AUie Kersey Queen of Hearts. and children 5 cents. Anyone wear in g the weather. A t 9 o’clock she had a *; der to use the fund mi hand, Mr. Ora W ill Rowell, ’’Baltimore” Sailor. ing good clothes will I * fined 2a cents large cup o f coffee, with very little is .......„ giving general satisfaction as , , ham ----- .. I«ee Fentou, Knight Templar. or sent home, but 6veryl>ody come and sugar, and a slice o f dry bread. Then teacher and tin • - -mrtc the attendance has been Mrs. I. N. Woods, Question. have a gotxl time. No trouble to find she occupied herself as she liked until 2 good and regular. ■•Siiess very 'e Joel Shaw, Dutchman. Id clothes these times, in fact it is the o’clock, when more bread and some vege ^-dbbers will j Jennie Snyder, Oriental. "Who form erly resided in Connecticut, but first social we have been able to attend. tables composed her meal. A t 4:30 she Oi<i .Santa Claus. W tm m ■ •• J. T . Thompson. Independence was o ff for another long walk, followed w h o now resides in H onolulu, w rites: “ F o r Perhaps never before were the little Band A soqisl at-J, L. ITirvynes W ed n es by a cup o f tea and a few dry biscuits. 20 years past, my wife _ g TkiWrfTf Of"HnHit." g"o mlicli excitetlfover W and 1 have used A y e r ’s day n igh t was the event o f the season. Ninety days o f this regimen reduced her Maggie ^ y k ir o r S p f.iis h Lady. * c- \ \ the coming of Santa Claus as were the H a i r V ig o r , and we Mrs. P u rvin e kind ly invited the Chris w eight from 1S5 to 145 pounds. Satie Snyder, Bopeep. 1 100 wtio early last week receiver! from attribute to It the dark tian E ndeavor society to .-ueet at her Mack Grant, Jack of Diamonds. • _J*d him letters saying he would arrive at hair which she and I house for tlie occasion and the entire H o w to M a k e B u c k w h e a t C ak es. • • Ed. Shaw. Mexican. x>.’/ You the school room of Mrs. Wash Friday n o w have, w hile hun society with invited friends met tlieri The old fashioned rule for buckwheat Walter Williams, Mr. Pickwick. dreds of our acquaint V- X ' . ’ the new afternoon and wanted to see them and had a grand tim e. A nice pro cakes is undoubtedly the best, and it Fannie Gilson, Fireman. ances, ten or a dozen things w h i c h * ..• ity so much there. The room was crowded with gram m e of recitations ami music was calls for 4 cupfuls o f buckwheat, a small Curt Hawley, Tennis. years younger than w e, need and desire. Take a good look visitors when W illie and Charlie Stan rendered and a splendid supper enjoy cupful o f Indian meal, an even table are either gray-headed, Gertie Paul, Name It and Take It. through Chapman’s stock of furniture. ley came hauling in old Santa with white, or bald. W h e n ed and truly no such a gath ering can spoonful of salt, a h alf cake o f com Hom er Leman, Sunflower. many their team of goats. A great bear skin asked how our hair has he seen w ith ou t a band of youn g Chris pressed yeast. 2 cupfuls o f water and 2 V Emma Black, Fancy Dress. »iiy possi- retained its color and tians in the lead. cupfuls of milk, mixed together and John E. Smith is ail adept at ham coat covered him from head to feet, Lot Slireve. Charles II. fullness, w e r e p ly ,4 By added when lukewarm. These cakes mering iron and entirely reliable. Try and a red cap surmounted his flowing Jessie Kersey, Old Woman. Christm as tree exercises well attend the use of A y e r ’s H a ir snowy white hair and beard. The must be mixed up over night and le ft to him. George Richmond, Webfoot. ed, church tilled to overflowing. T h e V ig o r— nothing e ls e .'” goats and wagon were driven right in rise till morning. In the morning they t men Mrs. Fenton, Fancy Dress. “ In 1868, my affianced tree was n icely decorated and well fill to the schoolroom, when old Mr. Santa should have risen and fallen back. This Henry Farley, Sitting Bull. w a s nearly bald, and e of the ec with nice present , though nothing Is r o t your old stove cracked or jumped out and began making fun for condition o f the batter may be told by Violet McNamara, Fancy Dress. the hair costly. F ifty pounds of candy and inspecting the sides o f the dish, where msny burned out so as to I * both ugly and the children. For an hour it was one , kept fa ll Nora McDonald, Bopeep. nuls were distributed to the children, ijjS..,’ uunr TlllvricairtN^ been up inconvenient. Suppose you begin the round of jollity and giving out presents the mark to which the batter has risen ing o u t Dr. Mason, Mexican Cavalier. not a child b ein g o ve rlo o k 'd by ttie w ill be found. and down in tlie acali. of prftmlarity new year with something new in that to the little folks, by J. C. Wagner, every Lydia Paul, Fireman. com m ittee even though they did not line. Fanil A Co. have them of all whom the youugsteis will always re day. I This w ould not be a desirable state o f several times o v r r / Somii that were Mrs. O. J. Cosper, Nothing. belong to our Sunday school. T o see I things in the case o f any other batter, as sixes and kinds and are prepared to member as Santa Claus. in d u c e d Ben Harris, Aristocrat. obseeure a dozen v»ars ago are uow give bargains in them. the brigh t happy faces was to pay for j it w ou ld indicate that it was sonr, but her to use Charley Black, Jockey. all the work o f the older ones. T h e the slight acidity which would exist in a Who W a n t s a (rood Home. A y e r ’s H a i r V i g o r , and very soon, it not well Ufrtttiwant* the rr jn t and some Maggie Woods, Gypsy. Sunday school owe a vote of thanks lo properly raised buckwheat batter i f it only checked any further loss of hair, but W e know of a place in this county CMKAP THINGS IN HALKM. that were Ihi is^irigh*, ,fghts have flick Ed. Blessing, Band Boy. produced an entirely new growth, which has Mr. and Mrs. P urvin e and Mrs. Page were not corrected b v soda is complete where the right kind of a voting or ered and gone oul, W. E. Gladstone Ab. Burnett, Mother Hubbard. rem ained luxuriant and glossy to this day. A t Mrs. Reed’s millinery emporium middle aged woman can find an excel for their help iu arranging and d ecor ly done aw ay w ith when an even tea I can recommend this preparation to a ll in Id England is a conspicuous example. you can now get things at almost your lent home on favorable terms and for atin g the tree. E very com m ittee done spoonful o f soda stirred in half a cupful need of a genuine hair-restorer. I t is all FALLS CITY. its part w ell, even to clearin g up the o f lukewarm m ilk is put in in the m orn LaiifTerspd, tunes in the past he has own figures. She still has a good vari an indefinite time. Social companion that it is claimed to be.” - A n t o n io A la m m , ety from which to select and is sure to ship, light work and pleasant surround church and leaviug everyth in g in nice in g just before the cakes are baked. Christmas has come and gone once Bastrop, Tex. i « U * most important man in the take any half way reasonable offer you ings. A mother with a good child more with its joys and gifts, labors and order. W hen the soda is added, the cakes and then again he haa waned ir may make for the goods. should foam up like yea*t. would not be objectionable. No one disappointnieu ts. .’l * - , . ... Just now Ids followers are not The Dallas gun club will slaughter desiring a place for only a little while ’ The entertainment and Christmas H o w to C le a n M ir r o r s . umerous as some tim e ago. Did you know that Harritt A Law need apply, nor one who would feel out trees were in the upper rooms of the clay pigeons today, and defy any teanj Wash tboiu off v,uh a chamois skin rence are offering greater inducements of place in a Christian home. By ap school house. The sliding partitions of five men to make a better score . ^ x «re ■MU showing their than ever before. Their stock was ne plying at this office, interested ones were slid back into their recepticals A petition has been presented to the w rung out o f clean water. They w ill larger or better here trying or threw* ver _____ _____ ___ and they have fig- can lie putin communication with the thus throwing the two upper rooms in council asking for the vacation of cer dry b rillian tly and need no polishing. This is the easiest w ay to waeh glass in o'*'.-ite ^ i ^ - L...U ,,r ured things down to a very close mar- parties concerned. to one, thereby making ample room tain streets in W h ite m a n ’s addition. doors or windows also. for the large number in attendance. New Year Calls. H o w to P r e v e n t a C o ld . A t the parsonage new year’s day be Tiie two trees were nicely arranged, R e la t iv e V a lu e a n d A m o u n t o f F o o d F o r V a r ie d O c c u j ik ! Jong. • ' f extras of all sorts all ginning at 2 o'clock and continuing one on each side of the stage with a Do not allow yourself to feel “ chilly.” 1-eautiful arch brightly illuminated In many ccses the most nutritious fare l are among the best through the evening, Mrs. 8. A. Starr It may indicate a circumstance or phys^ ‘ Jfumbtrs in the state, will receive callers, being assisted by and nicely decorated with appropriate is l>oth simple and cheaper than the v i ical condition, either of which can be P L A lfT F K R H V '-iS P F IW lettering. J. N. Hart managed all the ands that are foolislily bought by people uteir new and convenient these young ladies, representatives of , this year, and nink*- up f r lost tima A modified by prompt attention. I f you F e r r y ’* S e e d A n n u a l for 1 SW will f departments in a manner that showed who need economy in expenditure, be pipe. Perhaps it is just what the Epwortli League: Misses G.-ace are ch illy from a draft, move away give you tuany valuable hints \ about what to raise and how to £ cause o f habits of rich— which is very from it, stop it off o r put on more '^«d. Chapin, Della Palmer, Ruth McDevitt, him to lie equal to the occasion. The raise it. It contains informa-J^ often unwholesome— living. following is the programme of the ex ^tlou to be had from no othei clothes. I f the coldness arises from Minnie Austin, Addie Wagner and k source. F r e e to a l l . i For example, most people think a ten a physical condition, you are probably ercises : J > . M . F e r r y * Co.^ Druggist Fry has been having an Florence Elliott. It is sure to be one derloin steak must be a much more nour taking cold. Heat a brick and sit with Music— Band. Detroit, of the most pleasant occasions of the iiustially good holiday trade, seeming ishing article than a plain steak, because yonr feet upon it until yon are heated Opening Remarks— J. N. Hart. M' have precisely what so many want- season slid many will no doubt then it costs more. The same principle actu throueb. Invocation— Rev. H. H. Starr. It is not yet too late to get nice avail themselves of the opportunity to ates many buyers in purchasing high Anthem— Hark ! the Notes of Joy— get better acquainted with the pastor’s articles for new years gifts. priced butter, fine flour— w ith much of Choir. family. the nutriment bolted out o f it— and deli Address— A. H. Dodd. Select Reading— The Christmas Tree cate fish and vegetables. To Ihfl Public. tilings combine to make Hellen- Professor A tw a ter classifies the bene ,"s {hatters enjoyable. Owing to thestringom-y of the times fits we get from food under tw o heads— we are compelled to change our man protein, which nourishes the tissues, ir’s feed yard has become very ner of husine**- W e have in the past and caloric, whence are derived heat r with Polk county farmers who been doing a general credit business, and energy. A round steak costing ‘T w ill be a hapnv voungster whose j in treating their horses well and now find ourselves with all opr a n * ns o f the 15 cents a pound contains us much of 1 .-osta but a trifle. Leave your surplus capital on onr books and un com ing o f old both as a tenderloin costing 60 cents able to collect, forcing us to either San ta Claus - 1 the end of the big bridge. and is jn st as digestible. Oysters and quit business or adopt a cash system siiallall befu l- eggs are very lo w in protein, and butter or it* equivalent. As we have a big fille t l. No and sugar have none, yet how many peo yiake any new year stock id goods, we cannot afford to sac reason w h y ple think these things necessary to their JJeo. F. Smith’s, rifice them entirely, so after January they shouldn’t nourishment! They are richer in the • • ok at his store 1,1894, we will do business on a cash be. Our H o l the reverse order, in the fatty elements • • iseful tilings of basis, paving the highest cash pricss iday stock is which make heat and energy, but Pro- com plete w ith for all kinds of proidoce, aud selling fewor Atwater's figures show that then' e v e r y th ]n g goods so much cheaper than you have are foods preferable to all o f them for the tot could both the principal benefits needed. The „entist, gives no pain been in the habit of buying them that yearn for, and you will gladly pay the cosh in order following table, based on his researches, The very best place to get p ric e s lo w e r to get the lietietit*. Now we ask all of gives the order of value o f foods for the then w e ever our old customers to come and see us two purposes: NICE TH IN G S TO F IL L IT b e fo r e knew ,es, the candy man. ha* been »ell for we have a word for them. Those w oruitH M Eicr. RlfKBOT. them to be. J in A If. Hyde .ushels of it in the cutest little owing us will please call and settle 1. rornfneal. L* Cornm eal. Is at the popular book and station fi. W h o « » A m . S. Wheat floor. * you ever saw. Now i* the Line ♦ lieir account- an we must have the ery store of M y Christmas stock is now complete 8. O atm eal. 8. O atm eal. to make children happy by such gifts. money Do You Ever Have Boils? C raven B ros . consisting of Xmas cards, books leather 4. S alt rod. 4. S ugar, PATTON BROS.. SA L E M . "F orssvsral ysars prior ts lfifll. th.rs was ft. B eef (neck), ft. Potatoes, goods, fine stationery, picture frames Nvw KntMrlnt.ml.nt at llroarimmds. fi. Cheese. ft. Salt pork. Take a peep into their show win hardly a day that I was frs* (ram boils and and a large stock of Gold and silver holidav goods in ; 1. P o ta to ««. 7. W h e a t bread. dows and you will get some idea of W. H. McEldowuey. who has so suc •thrr srapUons o l U s .kin arising from tmpur JAPANESE GOODS. great variety at Barr's jewel -ry eat ah-j 01 W h e a t bread, 8 . C'heeee. the Don’t forget to see cessfully managed the Ladd A Re«d fi. Chicken. 9. Butter. lishment. A nice pair of spectacles j F. S. DEARBC.tN, Bookseller. Salem. Or. 10. Mflk. Land Company's property, at Keedville, 10. Beef (neck). BE A U T IFU L P R E S E N T S IN SID E. uenceof hor j would be highly appreciated by some 11. E 'fs . I t M ilk . for the past five or six years, lias been ttte» #f the blood. I began to tako Hood’s Sar friend needing them. 12. Sirloin. 12. Sirloin. Tell all your neighbors to be sure i promoted to be superintendent of tlie saparilla. and before I had finished the third 13. M utton. 13. S alt cod. to go there for same ronipnny’s property in Yamhill bottle I found myself entirely cored.” 8. N. 14. Salmon, 14. M utton. lft. Oyster?. 15. Egg?. Have you forgotten about the pit- county, known as the Hroudmead farm, Hyde, of Vaa Valer A Hyde. Real Estate, De Cheap and Useful Holiday 6oodi. Ida Salt pork. Tonic M. Chicken. Builder tores you promised to have taken for That farm ia perhaps tlie most valuable Long Bolldtng, Fresuo. California. 17. Salm on. several of yoiu-friends, but it it net - tract of land in the state. There is IS. Oysters. g vet too late. Go to the Cronise studio j under ruitivuiiou 3,000 acres of land ¡b id they will get you up a dozen finv besides what is used for pasture. I t is S T . PA L ’S ACADEM Y. I Th 4 elegant and conmwdiou* building I b flttffd ”5ipe* in short order. Locati.wi near j said that f 1,000,000 have been *|<ent thirnitfhnut ri».:t every a pot inure o# n first ctesa ©dti [ ill the purchase and improv* menl of g , url house. • iticmal i. stituti mi . .ii<i is Mir.iiu’idcil by extensive j ¿rounds, thus making it \ innet. e^rsble hoarding the place. The large barn will house I and da> r h *1. Tuorough ami practical inetruotion w - — °— i in the basement 100 head of cattle, in tiie prim .ry and higher branches of education i* af- Filing For .«m e week* p«»t th* W hite j f >rded. I>rmi« mod-'rste Music, painting, atenog- 1 and on the first floor there is room for raphy and typewriting f »rm extra chargee. For fm - * ! * • <’f ‘ lion*«' Corner folk* have he«n giving 100 head of horses 9even hundred tber part ulars apply to SISTERS OF T 4 2 H O LT ’. VTLUANS’ ' perpetual mime remarkably good bargain*, but MEDICINE CO., NAMES, St. Paul, Marian county, Oregon. their stock i* not yet down to what ions of hay are required to fill the gg*ry. p e r b s i i Schenectady, ff.Y. they want it and they will continue to ! mows. Heretofore the dividends from S P R A I N S , B R U IS E S , S W E L L I N C 8 , B U R N S . • for fJ.JO. .»•! Brockvllle, Oat. last 8un- alasli prices to whatever extent may la* ! Broadmead have not been golden and itt «zero Holy necessary to sell the good». Go and Mr. MrKIduwney ha* teen transferred j there with a view to maksng those pro 'T rn zte ««, Mrs. Itaac Leven, see about it. | due live »ere* profitable— Hillsboro In- Milter ; oidora. B F Mill- | dependent. John Leach, Proprietor. and J. C. Adams; Try Strong’s for »11 kind* of pastry Lady and H. L. Rutz; ami contectionerie* and a* good a meal O A K D A L rt. D. Oo*p*r, Mr*. Dr. E. H U G H E S & S u N as vou ever ate. Take vour folks at Morrison, Mrs. W Roads horible. ra. C. 8. H eadley; home a nie. now yoar'. troM. Have again opened their wagon and ''* * * ^rOBB U*1* * blacksmith shop at the old stand *° inches in diameter. Days longer up here.- How is it with Morrison; financial The Now York Rocket store has no yon? Near Covered Bridge. P R IC E S P E R 1,000 FEET: will meet with the old eause lo complain, for they have had Adial Tate is grubbing out his ranch Early in the season they bought sparingly, but recently some wholesaler, | They solicit the prtronage of former __ it Thursday »veiling in more than a fair share of the holiday this winter. had to unload and they got many lines of choice goods at almost their own fig cu»tomers and other*. They are get- „ * 'lrp?ln . ch ................................. ............................»16 8 o’clock to organize the I trade Good good* at low price* will Mr. Cook and Frank Morphy are off ure*. Their customers are now getting a genuine benefit from it. The abev ting some seawmed stock from Port Four in c h ....................................... 22 for th * •n »iim g year. ¡a la *v s take among lbs people at F ire inch................... ............... .. jj hint ia intended specially for land, but the bulk of it comes from tiie to the mountains on s hunt. 8ix inch ......................................... 42 turkey* wee* disposed i ^ east. Our school house is quite comfort Seven inch....................................... flO match near l ’arrjU*te 1 0 OREQOJf^ Eight inch....................................... 7® M by A* Richard«in * dee Dr. Coulris about doing your able since it hae been papered. I A Gentleman j m •CZ A Y E R ’S HAIR VIG O R Don’t Lose Heart. Dreams Fulfilled NEW YEARS STOCKING H o o d ’s ^ C u r e s Nerve Blood RHEUMATI8M, NEURALGIA, SCIATICA. LUMBAGO, The Largest and Best STOCK OF DRY GOODS IN SALEM IS AT • J. J. D&lrymplg & C°’S- itfiE LADIES OF POL« COURTY-i TILE WORKS. REOPENING. DALLAS^ OREG.