WiilUli
fiOCES
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Herman W. Carr
ilia Sare Sr.
We have srKeeedd-In gettin4 ome
fii!- IrargainA-In the wakh Hue. Fr
example -tv have a lady's gold-filled,
(a s warranted JO years, with pool
Waltham or Elgin works, for ?1U.
Geutieman's open face, screw, filial
rase warranted, 10 years with 7 jewel
worfcs Jf7JVO.
Same watch Hunting case ?3.50.
A to-year filled raw? "with 7 jewel
works $;.
. ; A silverino s-rew ease with 7 jewel
wt.rks 1 1. . ' ' ' ' ". '
These are all. largalns worth Inves
tlgatiiig, if in need of a watch it will
Salem) Oregoa pay yon to. call on us.
AN AGED ItESIDENT
MRS. MARY ASKA. FIIV DIED MOXDAt
1IOK.MXO. . " -
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Britain, f . ,
nonpareil, i
YuKon,
malton mystery
Strains:
Ifiariott $.itmre
Ocidlatt Rare
IRabbjtv
F.A.WELCH, Merr.
No. 391 Commercial Street,
South of Marion Square, Salem, Or.
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For Sa le A choice lot of pelireeil does bred and
"nbrctl ; also some fine youngsters from 2 to C months of age
At 8tud Britain Pride, a grandson of the famons
Lord Britain. Fee very reasonable.
TOUR P1TBOUAGE 6OUCITED. -''..,
VISITORS ARK WKL.COM e . '.
CORRK3PONDKKCX PUOMPTLT ATTENDED TO.
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Belgian Hares.
I have just received another j shipment of Belgian Hares. I
can supply your wants in any price. Will guarantee goods ar
represented. Write us your want?.! i
Engewood Rabbi try
C. b. MI1STOH, - j - . - Proprietor
XV.a th Mother of H. J. Fl-y- lb Dra((li(
Fautnl f BIrs. Clyd Bub
XjAtfttXj Attended, i-
MrR. iliirr Anua Irjr-dennrted this
life at .4:10 oelK-k yesterday luorniug
at her Iwrnie on tielleTue street. South
S;leiu, Jn lier eighty-first year. Death
was causd by tHug-Uion of the lraln,
suiieriudiieeil ly old age. ; H ; :
, XIary Anna Wieaiwl wasi i lorn ou
November ir, ,151!, at Easter Lehigh
county,;. IVimsyirauia. Iu, ,2S."5 ho
was married.' to Joshua Fry and -she re
sided in Lehigh county' until the death
of , her husband., which occurred iu
1850, wlwn 'she .removed to rhiladel-
uhi.i. where the children ''were. Itrouglit
iri and edacatetl. In 1S71 she removed
to Vinelaml, w: JerM'y. Avhere she
mad her Itonie with 'her son- ' She
made her home in . New Jersey until
1WC5. when she came to' Oregon.
Ot the six children that blessed the
marriage, four Kurvive the motlMr,
rlx: XIarctis Fry. of Vlneland, New
Jersey ; Mrs. Mary Xf. Ilerbst, Sioux
City Iowa: 3In.- Alice Eppley and
Daniel J. Fry, Inith of Salem. Mrs.
Alice Eppley will, Heconipauy the re
mains to Vinelaml.' New Jersey where
they will lw given burial in the family
lot, beside ..those of hr husband and
two childern 'who have preceded her.
NOW WE
VE
QOT
YOU
$250
Ifere are sone choice barga inl you must surely want
Will juy a nice 5-ronm oil-finish house and corner lot, all fenced,
close to school and short distance from street -car, in pleasant part
of suburbs of Salem. You should see this. It cost complete a few
years ago $1050, t .
$800
Will buy yt acres four and one half miles east of Ure business part
of Salem; good house, barn,! heh house, wood shed," etc.; two acres
good mixed orchard; never failing creek running through; good
spring and a well. Two cows and calfi one borse and buggy; plow
Karrow, hoes. etc.. also household furniture. . The whole outfit can
be had for the above figure. A great poultry ranch. . - 'j
$75
Will take 10 acres of finest kind of land almost in the city of Sa
lem. Land around it never offered for Ies than $150 to $200, an
acre. ' .. . . ... ,
64 acres
Five miles. northeast of Salem, with good house, cellar, and barn,
chicken house and other outbuildings 13 acres in cultivation, bal
ance in big fir and4 brush. A good span of horses, double harness,
3-inr.h wagon, open buggy and single harness, a cow, :3s chicken,
43cVdf wpod, IS cords of stove wood, plow, harrow and house
hold furniture. All can be purchased at a sacrifice.-. One quartef of
a mile to school. Land excellent quality. FuddJng river fofm
one boundary line. Good; road to place.' j
$700
Will buy a fine house of seven rooms and four large lots, barn,
chkkeh house, wood shed, etc.- Apples pears, cherries and small
' fruit in abundance. Tlace well improved and beauthully located in
the thriving, city of .Independence. ... .!
a em Lano
Up Stairs in the Statesman Blinding,
Office
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An Extra FinoMIch Credo Saddlo
an 1 V,-r ei:l rt Ailei -A WTliir ft tmm
.rrt?t CUa PRICE. $33.50.
Thl Saddle is made on a 1554 or
16-lncri Genuine Laaesma or
Nelson Heavy steel Fork....
etRnrrxi.r h.kcthi uKvrntnm veked
1 i. btmnd or rii coatle. ! tethrr o.Tel lrmf
O f t tn t oxiwtw irmF i hi uu, hohun warn
TPEE IS BSAPg TR STRCXG SJJ
l.it-J, a tsf-Ji kmi U' nurTup lMUbrt lli-lncu no srmjx,
1 r Unm iM-r Mt, Mnh bwkl on vffflile, by
cntton titjd tortiout k-4xk front cinrb, tw, cotUn
bmiwr funic rw.h. evountimg ptjrmpt ixxip MMtt, tut ax4
FJ.ECAttT HAND RAISED STAMPINCI
icl Icr niMifni. . buwwia. Uiuji I IS oLV AMtlt
v 5ITE f OK FREE VEMfCtE, HAR1E8S SADDLE
C L0 j'JE. hoiig lull tin ! Cooaoy aM Rawchar
tiutlis at tb lowtt price cw iuotd. AdUresa, ;
. SEnKSi r.-Ei-wCKf-C. (13.) C"iSAC3i ILL
.. &wb tOt tbtbly ya. j
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; MUR. MARY ANNA VllY,
, A Salem Octogenarian.
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Her son. Daniel J. Fry,- accompanied
by hiM wife, is on his way to Europe
and it will .lie impossible ttJ notify1 him
of I he death of lii(H mother at this time.
; The' deceased ''was anj exemplary
Christian woman and a most devoted
memlK-r of the Oiman . Jlethodist
church of I'hiladelpliia. !
i Funeral services will lx held at, the
home of the turn of the deceiiwd, lan-:
lei J. Frj. at JS'o. 4."S Commercial
street, at 4 oVhK k t ids afternoon. The
nervlcea will conducted by Her. W.
C-iKantiwr, pastor of the First -'Congregational''
.church.' - assisted by the
pastor of tbe,jerrnart MetluMllst church
f ' this, city 7 ." Tlw remains will lw
ahipiM-d via the t n. m. train i Wednes
day, to Portland, en ronte tu New
Jersey, where interment will be had.
Fnneral services over the remains of
Mrs. Kose Cn'Ighlon-Itaalh? were held
at the home of her fnotlu'fv Mrs. M. J.
Creighton.'at No. C Front street, at
2 o'clock J yestenlay afternoon, con
ducteil by liev, 1. S. Knight. The ser
vices were very largely nttended and
tlie Innumerable tloral offerings attest
ed the ixipularity of the deceased. Spe
cial music was furnished by a quartet
of local singers,, wlio sang' very hesn
tlfvlly. Interment was i ha1 In t!if?
fa 111 fly lot in the L O. C. F. t-emetery;
The" pall-bearers were: Chautieey -AL
IK-kvKMl, ;.L Towers, l W. Wa
Jers. W. .Irwin. Jordan Fnrvlne and
J. V. Iieynolds.. ' . . . '
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A FAILURE.
More years ago than I slinll name
I Roitght to win a gocxl wife's fame, :
I knew not how but all the same.
' 1 f ''" I made a shirt,;!? .? "-
I cut, I stitclKHl with many a tear; ;
Hollowed It out, lot.li front and rear,
I carvd the arnuioles wide, for fear
. ; They wouldn't fit.
John's nH-k I measurel to 1h true,
The laiid must lit that much I knew
I'd heard so oft. All else I drew
And puckered in. , ' .
At bist t as done. A work of art,
Co'nipleto. I hoped. In every part
"Come, John," I called with quaking
- heart.
1 Try on your shirt.,
. t- , . v ..- . .
Kintist confess It bulged somewhat
In .places where I tltought .'I shouhl
IV. ' ;, " ..
Hut John, the brute, yelled out"Jreat
, Sit.lt! ' : :
Is this a teut?" ' '
Aihl snch ltehavior language, well!
lie utteml things I'll never tell
I may frcet them when 1 dwell
1 ti 'hig her Spheres.-
OU woman of Ihe pres-nt day, .
To you't inscrilM' thin tiny, lay.
You little know the man you pay
. : Your homage to.
If his "true inwardness you'd kuow,
Have him your idols overthrow,
And sent linen t to four Winds blow,"
' , Make Mm a shirt. -;
; - --Literaiiian.
A CENTENARIAN CUTS TEETH.
to'birf personal kuowlel3eitIutt'Hhe ba
cut two "tetth in the'last wo years,
and that, the tetb are perfectly good
and strong. '
OUT OF THE ORDINARY.
From the London King: The two
old friends, as bag been narrated be
fore, met again after years of separa
tion. '. -' - '. 1 -
Ry the : way. Brown." said Jones,
''do you rememlHr that rsnul-nose4L
crdss-eyed little Tilbury girl with a
face on her that would derail an ex
press train? She nsed to -live ' some
where in your nelghltorhood. I think.
.-Olf,- yes. I-TememlK'r her iHrfect
l.r. riplied Brown. (
" "'balever lecanie of her?"
"l am sorry ' to disappoint " yon.
Jones here is where the variation
comes In-ribt I hareij't the slightest
Idea.' I didn't marry her. - ,
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A CflMOl Cr LLZOn VETERANS. ,
Two Amy Oa Navl Hero, wto Wr
. FrleBiU from fKJidhood, Mnt ,
'" in Salem. .
Among the many enjoyable events
In this dry, during the week of 'the
encampment of :the Oregon National
fJuard at Highland,, the best were the
reunions Of old friends and comrades-in-arms,
who, after fighting on ' for
eign battlefields; shoulder to shoul
der., met , again at the camp . ground
and around the festal Itoard, and ren
Iniscences helped to pass the time
away pleasantly. . .
One of the most enjoyable of these
gatherings was at the home of Hon.
and Mrs. G. V. Litchfield, on last Fri
day afternoon, when that, hospitable
couple entertained at i ' .dinner i three
menrRoltert'S. Hufaon. Tei Ramsey
and O..F, Litchfield who many years'
t ago were; playmates and schoolmatea
In .this city," and,- having later driftkl
.apart as the exigencies of . basiness
causeil theni tq move. they met agj"ia
on the .bhssly liatlefiel Jsojf. ar .roft
Iizon during the 'Spanish-American
war, and, .Iteing separated again, met
and held a reunion at this time.: . r
When these three- young men wer
boys they lived In -this; city, and .were
constant companions, and during their
youth formed ( friendship that lias.
neen lasting. The imrents of Mr. Hus
ton livel near the Litchfield residence,
and Judge and Mrs. V M. Ilamsei',
parents of Kred Itamsey were also
neighliors. I-rter tlie t Ramseys re-
moviHl to McMInnvHle, and the Hus
tons to Eugene and while the f riend-
snip or the. young men continued,
they seldom met.1 ; - - ; :
'-Tlien j-oung Mr. 'Ramsey, thirst trig
for a life at s-a; enlisted in the United
States marine corpse pa-hh assigned to
the - battleship . Oregon, ami spet'dtly
rose to the rank of sergeant."- tie was
on lioard Iho famous battleship when
sle made her remarkable run f from
Satle,v down the" west 'coast' and
anound CaixsIIorn tCulia.'J4o iiartiei-
pae in iiesmietion of Spain's ; Itoasted
naval squadron under. Admiral Cer---ern.,'
He remained! with 1 tlieiJfaimous
ship and Raw her make another nottnl
rnn. from New 'York to HawaiUtUenre
trt .MauiUii '' " ':';"' 1 :rfPl";' , " '
i' .When'- the- call' to. arm; 'sounded in
Oregon . af the outbreak ' of the war.
yenng Mr. IIustm, then a captain of
militia in Etigenev was employed -lis
forentan In th? Uuartl newiaiier of
fice In that rity. f He ' laid down his
"stick", and onred his -sword to- his
country ' and j Gov. W; 1. Iord com1
niissioneil him first Iicntenant in com
pany C. Second Oregon Volunteers,
and he won distinction and honor on
thd battlefields of Luzon.
Cieorge ;F. ..Litchfield, the third of
the trio remained in Salem, and had
little taste for military life. When,
however, the tocsin of war was sound
ed in 1898, ami the country' needed
his strong arm. he volunteered for
service, enlisted in company Ki, f this
city, and went through the Philippines
campaign, with honor to himself and
his native state. - I V ' i - ,
In Manila the three friend 1 met
two serving in the Oregon regiment
and -one 011 the famous battleship
named after their state. They enjoved
each others company- to the fullest
extent, , and, wheli dntyt callel ,them
10 - separate, ; iney um , so - witu sore
hearts. :;. -' , - '''.. '
Lieutenant; nuston i returned -to -JS-
gene, and resumed his -work. nd; Jis
losltion as captain In the. National
National, tluard. Litchfield ' returned
to Salem and retired 'to private life.
Itamsey remained with his ship, until,
a few months ago, his parents Iiavlng
removwl to this city, he came here; on
a three month's furlough to visit them.
"and the scenes of his ehtldhood"j Here
he has enjoyed an extremely peasant
visit, the culmination of which was
the dinner above referred to when, r on
the occasion of t the Militia encamp
ment here, the third of ., the trio- of
friends.Captain R. S. Huston.' appear
to coiiiplrte ; the ' charmed circle.
The afternoon was a most enjoyable
one, and when the time for parting
came all regretted it extremely, and
the question was naturally , asked,
"When shall we meet agaiuV"
There ire iseratches by. th ,i dozen J ':
wliere. the thorns, and- briar took 1.
- hold,- ; " f .
"When he scooted througU the jiasture
'- for the cow, -
Aud there's music In the gloaming
' When his mother pulls them outj
For little Willie's going Itarefoot
now. .
GOATS VVKClUfiZl):;,.f 'j
His mother says she'll whip him;
The hireil girl won't skip him. y
There's tsnind to be an everlasting
; row.' . ..
The devil Is to pay; " -
' Tliere'S ls trouble, so they say,
'Cause little Willie's going barefoot
. now. :
He' musses tap the clean white sheets
; '.-: mion his little bed. 7 .-.,.,
With his- dusty, jp-i my, muddtecov
-" eml feet.- ..;i' .- ? p '"-.'f"
And -every where be chases, from the
j-i.t cellar to tbei roof --y-u''
; His little muddy fot)tprlnts. yon will
; . -''meet; -. ,' : :
He never stops to wipe his feet the
: . saucy little minx; . (
, He says his ' daddy ; never learned
him how, ;..-,
And tlieres Jawln In the kitchen when
- the mop is linxight in play.
J For little Willie's ; going barefoot
'- . now. . , .
j His father savs hell bless him:
The hired girl will "dress him;"
Ills mother says she never will allow
Such footprints on the floor -r
Oli there's trouble sure in store.
For "Willie, since lie's going barefoot
!. ;..': nowl v : ;
1 ' Rochester Herald.
For the Perkins Place Southwest of
v Eugene. i
Guard, 14th: : - -. ,
Lee Perkins, who Is here from Pho--eitix.
Arizona, Inforuis ws that while
In Los Angeles, t CaL, lie purchased
four thoroughbred Angora .buck goats
and that he ordered them shlpix-d here
by express. At the same time he pur
chased a car load of finely bred Ango-ra-cnat
does, aud ordertnl ilw'ni ui.i....,..i
. ' J ' I 'J '4
at once to Eugene. He will place them
nil tfiu lorkttm fttuiti nn.h
miles southwest of. Eugene. . .
THRIFT.
his
The Judge looked down over
siMH-tacles at the fair plaintiff.
Decree is granted with . restoration
of plaiutilTs name, he said.
; "rhe, plaintiff, jflrose and. thanked the
juoge, j lien, in per mgn, clear soprano,
stie. remarked: ' C ' ! , '
l .-1 Might X ask;. yoni: honor to resen-e
the last clause of, youi; decision, for
inree moutus.' :) , ' y ....
' "Which clause do you mean?"
i. 'Tlie one referring to the, resumption
of my niahlen name."
; "And whyy- inquirel - his honor,
"aud why do you ask this?"'.
BH-ans,' replied the fair one, "lie
canseI have quite a quantity of my
old calling cards on hand and hate to
s'ee them wastetL" Cleveland ' Plain
lKaler. ' . . .
A SMART LAD.
How He Averted Paternal Censure
for An Exhibition of Pugnacity. .
;I don't'know what, to make of that
boy of tnlue, said the fond father who
is always talking about his son, get
ting his frienu In a corner where he
couldn't eseai- ?' When. 1. went home
last night my, wlff tohl me tluit he luid
iMHfii , fighting wUh one. of the iielgh-
rstya aud iKHnled a, talking, to; so
I summoned him and said sternly:
; - 'What have you ltHq doing, son?
i " 'Fighting,, lie answered shortly
looking 1 tie straight In. the. eye. ,, - .
!"'f!o 1 see. said I. looking. him over
' " 'lie's bigger than I! -be : Hashed
with a ring In bis voice,
j " Whor . . ..
" 'Jimmy Jones.
" So you have been fighting with
Jimmy Jones?' '
; " 'Yes. lie Raid. ... ',....,.,.
" Sm, aid I: sternly, have, you for
gotten what I said about. fighting?'
f " 'He Jilt- me ou tlte cheek,shouteil
my boy with, kindling .eye. , '
; Ou sou. sou. . said, J, 'don't yon
know. what the, Bible, says about turn
ing tlie other oueekr.;, - . ., ,(
" 'I renieiultered It, ist honest.. I
did and turned the other cheek, . but
instead of hitting me there lie smashed
me on t bef nose! Say, pop. wasn't that
a foul?' :
"-It looks like It, son,' said I. trying
hard not to laugh. '
" Tliafa what I ! thought. he ex
claimed as quick"' as a wink; so I sail
ed in and licked the stutfln out of him!
Tain't no use. lion. Interposed fhe
toy qnlckly, "forestalling my remark;
'he's been to Sunday school Just as
much as I have, and knows the proiier
thing to do as well as I do!
"Now . what could I say to that?"
exclaimed the.- fond father. - lienming
With satisfaction. Detroit Free Press.
WILLIE tlAREFOGT.
The Eliza betbtown Newsays: Mr.
CoP.e Crawford tells the News of a
mofct reniarkaWe ilorel woman wW.
lives 4n the-neighborhood of Coles
burg The negroes claim that she Is
o buiirtnyrand tyenty years UL Mr.
Crawrortf sjiys hiujKelf .tluit ne is over
a hundre.!. Her name Is Patty Good
win, and Mr. Crawford says he knows
Then a mud upon the carpet and
there's mud upon the stairs, ;
And there' mud inside the porch
and kitchen, too; 1 . .' '.
Tlre are streaks of muddy font prints
everywhere thnrVUHie goes, . ;
For he tracks, mud In. the bouse, the
' whole day throdgh.
He keeps his mother busy cleaning
mwd from every room, .
And the hired girl kicks np an awful
: , row. - :' .' .;- ';.!' '' -;. -r
Warm weather's here and lwyhood
.1.. ... 1 ...t 1 . f
vitijn h 1 r- iriiiuujiiiK rr whii iuh.
For little Willie's going barefoot
now. , - - I ' ' , y
j ; yyy c" ' r.t
It does net good to scold him.
Though fifty times you've fold bint
To stop and clean his feet,, but yet.
- "somehow, ; y--:y ;;',... :;.T
lie files In through tlie door. j '' i
-leavlng footprints on the floor,- -For
little t Willie's going i barefoot
now. r-'.r :-.;'-:" '-'
r '.' -: .. - " - : ; y i.- j-- ;t
There are slivers every evening khat
" his mother has to find, - T - i
And stone-bruises that , she has to
'' doctor too: : -"--v -;;;;', .'
There are toes that have collided With
a rock which she must bimL
And with arnica aaa lialment make
....... nv?: - "
5 RECENT INVENTIONS. . t.
.Small,' irisiH-fs 'are automatically
caught by the Invention of a, Maine
nian.'.comprishig a .lamp ineioseu ,,in a
eon icn I shield and rsting in a liasin
ivirtially 011el w,th a liquid into wlrfch
tlie Insects faU, after striking against
the chimney or Shield. ; ' , ' J
OF COURSE.'
He fell on his neck and . wept r.'
Of course, "to wwp was an exhibi
tion of weakness, but you fall on your
neck yourself and see If . It doesn't
hurt, 'New- York World. -
GETTING
IURKINS
SCRAPE.
INTO
Ilkks I think tliat-I have paid on
Harkins finally for tltat'mean turn be
did me. ... i - ',5-'. ..
Wicks How so? ;. "' '.'' . ' - ,
Ilicks Oh. I heard his daughter sing
at a - parlor concert last - week, ami
yesterday when I Wet M rs. 1 Iarklns I
expatiated : on her daughter's lovely
voice, and Insisted that she ought o
have it cultivated. , -? . ; .!
Noliody, I believe, will deny that
we ore to form our Judgment of the
true- nature of tlie human mind, not
from sloth and stupidity of the most
degenerate and vilst of men, hot'-front
the sentiments 'and fervent desires of
the best and. wisest of the species.
Archbishop Lcighton. . r -k.
The four Gould bovs InherltMl i.mi...
as well as millions ' tint-three of tbeia
have a fad each.' George lakes to all
kinds of wroioor sports-.-hls especial
favorite at present ls'lng ploJ 1-ldle.
fhe second, aspiqe fc h a grtl-f
ot tlie; gra test financial . imwer in
the )v0rld: Howard lr a cnpitnl ai,,a.
teur photographeY, 'fatfd 5 Frank, " the
youngest,-, has-, a great (Weakness for
dogt ha vfug given as Mgif is $io,mto
for a -St. Iternartl. - -
-. ' . ' " - " ' ",. n
fli(i (M ' O iMtti1rt traoIL
yours." growhd the city editor to the
new 'reporter. TIows that ?" aske4
tlie new reiwrter. In tones that imll
cateil a trladness over-havine commit.
ted his terrible oversight for that day.
"in your story or t lie speech of tlie
Hon. . Win D. Jammer at the conven
tion, you do not say that he sonuded
the keynote of the cauipalguL Baltl-
more American.
IN A CRITICAL CONDITION.
The condition of Wm. England, who
on Friday evening was taken critical
ly 111 with a stroke of paralysis. sui
plemented -by cerebral trouble, re
mains unchanged. Tlie a flirted - niaa
Is 71 years of age aud so s
the" shock that his recovery
ful. .'-'."' y.i :
VMhl '4i
Is iloul.t-
BEECIIAM'S PJLLS for
and Liver ills. ? . . . -
Storiuch
Ix)nion( thas , i.utj phyieituis; tlm
proylwei's. . 1 r,7!U : .Wales, 11"; Rct.
laud, YtiiZl; Ireland. 2T!.
v-w 1 vnin
j For Iniants and Children.
The Kind You Kaw Alyfajs Bought
Bears tha '
Signature of
Just So. "Jack Huggins lif'a rt is In
the right pla"." "What makes you
think so, dear?" "Why, he gave It to
me lasj; night." Haners Bazar. '
Marker
Reports.
The local market ' quotations yester
day ir-fcre as follows:
Wheat 4d cnts at the Saieul Flour
ing Mills Co.V office." ' I .
Oats-26 and a8 cents (buying). -Hay
Cheat,' buying $7 ito $750
tim6thy, '$8.50 to $ia s J - j !
' -Flour 70 and 75 cents per sack; $2.75
per bW. '. -.'.. ' I"' ' ' '
! Win tiAJJRrn- it shfrt. Sit
. tJutter-ls'to 17c. buying.
Eggs 12VJ cents., cash.
PobltryV-C!iickens,-6 to 7c pr lb;
young phickens (friers) 10c, live weight.
Pork Fat,'4J4 gros, sJntt. .
Beof Steer4-ai4c:. cows, 36
J)vc;, good heifer, 4c.. , .
MilttoW-iShe'epk Jto 3 on foot; shear
ed to 3c, ( I
V eal 6J-S and 7c dressed, j
. Potatoes 2o(32S-cenls, buying; new
potatoes. 00c. .. . !
Wool 15 to 16 cents, market weak.
Mohair 25 cents. ' 5 j !:
Hop Ttrine--i ! cif s er pounds
WHIP3,. ROBES -
California Oak-tanned : Leather used.
Harness Chi. etc. " -i
. F. E. ittAFER;L i .
2.vShvfe. Street ". SaIem,Orefoa
NEW TO-DAY.
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PUBLIC SALE. One ouile southwest
Of tBuena. Vista,. on the IndiMMidence
road, t he household " goos, cat t le.
liorsj's. hogs, etc., of Alfred Jaliiesiin.
Iet all attend. Sale takes pla-e AVwl
neslay, July 23th. . . , . 7:17 2tw."
CALL FOR COUNTY WARRANTS.
Notice Is hereby given tliat I bars
funds on hand with which to redeem
all outstanding county warrants en
dorsed "not paid for want ! of funds"
prior to and including March 31,
All of said warrants will be paid oft
presentation at my oHice interest
themtn ceasing from and jaftcr data
of this notice. i
Datetl this 15th lay of Jnly. Utio,
i A. L. DOWNING.
Treasurer of Marlon County, Or.
dOt-wl. ''"y -
WARRANTS WANTED Highest
premium paid for Marlon and Polk
county warrants, at the office of "P.
Breyman, with Boise & Barker. 210
Commercial "street" Salehi. 7:1-1
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-The Tennessee,. convict coal mine' is
a paying Institution. It is estlmatetl
tliat the enterprise will show a profit
of over fWO.UiO for the- past six
months. l- . - y'
"What kind of a man Is your, new
bookkeepersT - j "''
"He, sthis kind: if j yon.say two
words o him hell say two-hundred.
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