WEEKLY OREGON STATESMAN, tue.sday, xovkmber 27, iox.
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A TOCHO WOUAX SUOT BASLT SAT
t'SDAT MOBMXO.
1 ncr Mother CIiIb It Vu
Accident -Tfa Authorities Art
gaJpletotts.
young man. however, t- II about tlit?
t ui v lry tli.it ! tl by flic woui.in.
1 lie otficers are watvliinjr the
c!cely, and feel confident they, will Ik?
nb'e to clear up the -cage in a few
days.
IIQPS ARE COO'iiuQ
v 1 - w . v i; J;.' t 4 .
DESIA3TD lit THE WO BUD'S HABKR
i i is stboxg. ;
Tlie Kakiu police are prwbjng Into
the inysttries of eae Which came
to their attention Sunday sftrrncou,
and the more tliey ticnr about it and
nie uioie tLvf lnvstli?nte it. taa im t-
cv Jw their difficulty In arriving at tt
tfJtljffi-tory -onojkn. On tarurday
morning; bout 1 o'doi-V, Ir. John Rey
nolds was called to one of tin cotrage
on Ferry wtreet, between Church and
High, to e a young -wtanan, wIkj )
was suffering from a guneibot "wound.
Tliu doctor arrived and fount! tSie im
tient Weeding quite fieely from tto
wound.' Us found that the ball, wbkSi
.wai evidently not larger tlan a. 22
csilH er, hdd iM:"d thavuiih tie girl's
body, enuring the right rouWer and
coning out through the right breast
The young lady gave her nuuie as I lose
, Jctme, daugbtitr of Mrs. Kate Woeh
rop, tin; t4hnm(TUKikl at rbe.WiLain
ctte Hotel, who has n.tdeJ in the
J'ernr street cottage for more fliaa m.
year. Mr. Wojebrop tcid Jr. Rey
nold Umt lie uud !hvr daughter had
gone to tlie iiill offlee, on North Front
wtreet, to a young man who Wa
on duty llwrc as night watch, to con
sult hku about t-ome wirk lte wMjcd
to hare ki In her diouse. ..While In
the oHi-e dixe:-Ing the matter with
the young man, tin? daughter started
away, wiying she wnt going Imiuc.
A the conversation was going o
Wit? youiijr fellow wan l'aniiij? a 22
tiillb!r rifle, and; after It Jmr Ikcu
cleaned m put hi n 3hH and iwinting
1'Im pun out throng! t lie door, tire. t
Ko mitcry or any other nolKe wa
:e:iid to attnrt-t their attention. On
ally tlw nioUnT weut lioimHHl found
the daitslHir woumknl as wtuted alovo.
KI) tlw jtirl im l!ot iic--ldeiitn.1y
by tine boy. a be ljad not one lioiue
ha they rupceeuVbiit nt down on tlie
jHjreh to wait fr ber mother. AflvT
Khe wan. . hot t-Sie 'went Jkmikv witliout
j'lM'aklnf to any one about tlie inattter.
Dr. IteynuM wan reiuestd to keep
die matter a wnner, tlit-y dkt iuk '
wlsu it known In tlMclty, lut tlK facts
ktikcd out In wme way ami the e
eitvy, with which they -endeavored t
Iihle It. "Imi aroirw.'d the mRipicion of
he oilletT!.
TlJi iKtile iVt 3t lmir the lest rei
ntaUou. aial It fcr the opinion of Wiif
tJl"Hn. Htat Mm plrl wsu not rhot in
th way hiljinil. 4nt tn1iev- rlKit 1k
wa !ot by onw? one wflio-e tiou-v 1m
wan cudciTXJrinz to bitrrlarlze. n
rcia CoMt rrodact la ttetag SUppad to
i VomAom-Thm Uopm Lft la
i : TbU BtatC ..
Tlie' Xew York Hop Reporting Com
pany iiu its circular issued, under -date
of ps'oTtfuiber 22d, reports the ; bop
markets throughout he world as ex
tremely . active ajid strong. The c.'r
cular. gives report from the, various
bop centres as follows: , ' ; 'L
;"Ixndon Market Our market shows
considerable firmness and a Iar$ bus
iness Isa a been transacted during the
week;-tocks are getting into narrow
circles, and if the present beattiiy de
ma3d continues, we niust see a fur
ther 1 advance in - prices. American
Hotm bavo met with & fair shore of
attention, and ninny important parcels
11 re changed hands; values, however.
show very little ahteratloo, althou?n
tlm fact uf Wiieir moving off most im
prove the situation for those left on
band ana future ishtpments. ?
; 'Continental MarkUs Our markets
show a decided improvement irion the
week,, awl becter inquiry prevails for
all descriptions. Tle actual trade
pausing is not extensive, : many con
uiuers i leaving bount satnesent to
last i hem, for some little time, but
there Is qui-to enough, doing to koci
u in a iienlfhy and sound condition.
Values are now extremely Arm, and
tendency point to improving figures.
TXew ,Y'ork. Market very firm with
stroug upward tendency.
I'aclfle Cosist. Active demand for
all descrrtions and full rates have
been realized." Large quantities of
our hoi- ari now going forkard to
London direct. "
Interior (X. Y. State.) The interior
markets, are all excItetL Buyers are
payrcg rreeiy, for cnolee, cents.'
' "i'rieert, (X. Y. aty.) Twtuty-one
ctmts toi price bere for choice states.
lSHa cents top price here for choice
i"aeines." . :
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According to a report published" re
cently in a. Portland psjper there Is
nothing left of tla Oregon hop crop
eiecjit : the culllngs remaining : from
4he big1 crop whicn are not desired by
buyers: Tiiis h manifestly unjust to
those holders who liuve sought to get
a higher price , than rhe market has
yet gone. The fact is. the hops sold
first were the inferior in quality, as
Special
holiday
Discount Sale
" To encourage early CJiristniai buying wo liavo' bcided to offer n
peal lO.pcr t-Wit CASH DISCOUNT, until Iecembcr 13th.
This Is ft grrat opportunity for you o buy watches, clocks, silverware
or anything for Christmas prevents at cxcctnliugly low prices. Our stock
is bigger and better nan ever,-
We Invite comiarisou of our prices with' others,
plain figures. .: . - ; ;. - i - i - : ? -
Goods marked in
Barr's Jewelry Store
Leaders In Low Prices j 118 State Street
6 SIX
Cups and saucers for 63 cents.) 't'lates r3 cents. Very pretty shapt,
In blaiu white, much better line 10 1 cents ier set higher.
57-Picce Dinner Set for $4.25
!kkI smooth ware $i.U.
Lamps In stock. .
Come and see
us for Lamps. Over 300
YOKOHAMA ! TEA STORE
. Tlione 2111 Freo Delivery.'-2-49
Commercial Street j Salem, Oregon
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In figures, understand bookkeeping, ct c. (2) Those who are skilled In short
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PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE '. .
' . - . Park and Washington Streets , j
Q.UR CnlRHSTMAS BOX
This year contains lots of nice things for
young and old- No old, stale goods, but
the best that money can buy, and the
cash value of the contents is as follows:
f;you.dont
KNOW
Ai
You can make his acquaintance yet
tbs year at a profit to yoarstlf.
5 lbs. Raisins, new stock,
.5 lbs; Popcorn ' !;
I doz. New Navel Oranges,
5 lbs. Mixed Nuts -
5-lb. Box Fancy Mixed Candy
large size,
i i i
' f -i
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$ .50
.30
.40
.75
.65
$2.60
We will send you this box for $1, provided you send us au
order for $ 10worth of other goods quoted in our Buyers' Guide of
24 pages, copy of which may be hadjfor the asking.
We just want you to get acquainted with us this year so wo
can havo your trade all of next year.
Jones' Cash Store,
108 and 110 Front Street,
Mention this paper when you write for
the December Buyers'. Guide.,
Portland, Oregon
a grower with good hops lias no fear
but, lie can ? secure a good twice lor
bis product, while those with a poor
bop are always anxious to dispose of
their crop at tbe earliest possible
moment. -. -"..--
Manag?T Jamea Winstanley, speak
ing yesterday of the reiwrt that the
hops remaining in the hands of grow
ers are culls, said:
."This report has no foundation in
fact. I know of 2000 bales In this
county, tflmt are as good bs any that
have been sold. Tbertet are undoubted
ly nnny mon-e than this in tbe couuty.
probably double : that amount. These
bops are held by responsible parties
who can afford to take the chance of
a higher market and at least two of
the bolders Grave bieen offered 16
cents, but tfbey, ha v refnel to sell
at that figure.' It is an injustice to
the growers holding hops to circulate
a report that may drive buyers away
rrom tills section. : . ,
TUB CEXTCRY1S s
LAST CIIItlSTIAS.
Wonl was revelved j-estltrdav. In Sa-
leni, that bois ; grown on the Dove
ffci nn iMiir ' Indeiieudence owned by
Horat Bros, won tbe gold medal at
tbo , Porte KxpoMltibn, The Oregon
hops wviv ' placed in connetitlon wit-b
the product of every , hop-growing:
country in tlie world and it Is a
source of niui'U pride To Oregon grow
ers that the hops grown here are the
best tlie world produces, according
to the : most competent - judges. This
will make Oregon hops sought for
from every, quarter of the world more
than flier are at the 'oresent rime, and
Insurm for the. product of the rtate
the toi pnee ia tbe markets of the
world. - I , I : v ; a .
A ItEOCISITIOX. Oov. T. T. Oter
jtisteidrty tneil u rtHjuUitlcci on th'
tiovernor of fnllfornra for tlto delivery
to tlw agent of the sla.te of Oregon of
im O.-fMiwni-zrock. now under turttrt
In Ran FratK-hHco. a a fugitive from
loftth-e. " i4wansrock wat XoruKrIy
t.l' lmrtiettokT In tlie Hokl ttheinptalz,
in Portland, aisl on tlie evening of Xt
vendjer lcth received $1jsi frciu A. K.
fV'ttk-. u giHrt at tiie liokl. for --safe
keiihig, but when the gnewt wfnt iiif
ter his money.1 the harteniler bad de-
eamisd. tnklilg lilie'.anouey.-wlfli him.
.Hh wa rxrock went to . San Frnm-k-o,
wlieie hs wan arrested nnd is b-1mr
rffl. rH JHtim? i)ri mrliral of .ietectJvo
4.im C-cnlano, rlK state's agent. ani
li' will le Ini2ht liflck to Partfciml
" hin-l trial on a ciiargt? of larceny
by bailee. . .
A flood Time to Turn About and
aiake the Day's Celebration Sim- .
. ; pier and More Rational. "
; Making an appeal for; a simpler
Christmas, Edward Bok, In the De-
i cember Ladies' Home Journal, con
siders . 1his Christmas because it is
the Jast of the century a good time
io change about and go back to the
simpler Christina's of earlier dayg.
Wby not respond a little to our nat
ural eelves; 4he selves that were given
to us as chlhlren?'' he asks. ("Itf other
words, why not be simpler, and be
true to ourselves? Why . not give a
true remembrance 4o our children to
carry them, through their Jives the
remembrance that comes" of true giv
ing. Not the giving that we feel, for
some reason, we should or ought to
practice. Not tlie giving that is meas
ured by what the gift costs. Not the
giving that comes of any artificial or
conventional motive. But the giving
that comes of great gladness; the' giv
ing prompted by real loving-kindness;
the giving of einceritjr; the giving of
tlie heart. It makes ifo difference how
simple may lie the giving. It need
not be a gift; even a few written
words .Willi suffice, i believe that
there are certain things ' needed to
evoke the highest power of Christmas;
its rarest gladness. . It shines bright
est and best, and discloses most where
material expression of It Is wanting.
It ' tells its best and sweetest Ktcrets
wlKTe love is found. , It grants it
highest endowments to hearts thai
are eiinpk ami true and gladden the
lives of others. The material surround
ing matter not. Upon truch a Christ
mas the Master of the feast bestows
the dearest, most, abiding Influences
that can come into the human heart."
Market
Reports
The local market quotations yestei
47 were as follows: ,
Wheat 50 cents at the Salem Flour-
n Mills Coi ofBce.
O.U$-37Sc. , - "
Hay Cheat, buying. 7 to 7Jm-
clover, $5 to $G. timothy, a to $10.
Hour 80 and 85 cents ber sack:. .l
to fX-JJ per bbl. ; -
Mill feed Bran, ) $13; shoris; $18.
Butter 17Q22 cnts (buybjg).
Eggs-fco cents. - - ;
Poultry Chickens mjje. per ib.
I'tMkFat, A gross; C 3-5. nit.
Beef Steers- rtlAi' mw ' rv. rr.t
heifer, 3V4c ' "V,
Mutton Sheen. 3e on foot- Klmr.
ed 2Y to 3 -, . . , ,i
VeatHJ and 7c dressed. -Potatoes
23c, buying.
Wool 14 to 15 cents .market weak.
Mohair 20 cents. -
DIED- SinI)ENLY-Mr. Henry J.
Hopkins, of Altai iiy, of the hardware
ttrni or Hopkins' 'IVros.,' dknl KtKklenly
in Alliany Snmkir afternoon of ik
Iexy. Mr. Hopkins was xsltel
Unler of; tlx All any lodge. B. P."0.
ElkK,' anl it- wil known ml promi
nent citizen, and,; had numtTous
friends in Salem. ' He , kavee one
dsiURhter, - Mbw 1 Margaret Hopkins,
Who ia in Li Angeles for tier health.
lie Is expected to roach Albany on
Thursday, wlien" the funeral will by
held. .
PIIETTY, PEUSECITTKH
pwior
EATON.
'Ok! Hkkory" Could Not. (Jain Ad
mission to Social Olrcks for the
-Inkeeper's Daughter.
disposed io (Sympathize ; with : lier,
gave a aimdlar entertainment. The
wife, of the Minister . of Holland was
especially exhorted by Van Iiuron to
take a. sesiit.at the sutler-table by the
side of Mrs; Eaton, ; But when, after
some embarrassing descent on her
part, she reluctantly consented to le
escorted to the! table. she deliberately
walked out , of he room on discover
ing that .Mrs.; Eaton was , seateil at
the head of the table." i
TIIE NEXT CKNTTJItY
WILL BRING LONGER. LIFE.
The. American, will be taller by from
one to two inches in the next hundred
years. His increase of stature will re
sult from better health,-dm to vast
reforms In medicine, sanitation, food
and athletics. He will Hve fifty years
instead of thirty-five as at present
for 1m will refclde in the suburlwc The
city house wili practieally 1h no more
Building 1n Mocks will be illegal. The
itrip from suburban home 1o ortke
will require a few iuinutes only. A
penny will ny the fare. December
Ladies Home Journal.
.Utercarlon about ;trifles is a fmit
ful source of friction, and stm-k sub
jects of deputation - Ibcget si. eliroulc
"toucljiness." .: One seldom convince
by exclled and voluble argument, ami
wlien a suspicion of temier apjH'ars
good-iiy to success' Politcm eotti
pels a conciliatory manner, au oimu
mtnded hospitality to tlie views" of
others which will lie most effective if
the object bolo Influence, rather than
to vent our Irritation. Deeeniber La
dies'.' Home Journal. ,
PENNYROYAL PILLS
They overcome Weak
ness, breguLwity and
omissions, increase vig
or and banish "pains
MOTTO
J of njenstruation.'' They are LIFE SAVERS " to tirls at
'uJ frii womannooa, aiding development of organs and body. No
W'jf' known remedy for women equals them. Cannot do harm life
S4 becomea a pleasuro. ftl.OO IEIt BOX 1IY MAIIj. Sold
fJ drUfiTgists. DR. MOTT'S CHEMICAL CO., Cleveland, Ohkv
- I - - FOR SALE BY AUL DRUGGISTS.
NOW LOOK AT THIS
RIBBED BACK
RUBBER ...
! those Ribs? Wliat gooI ere they? Why. tlKit rlbU-d pi.s-e folds
down under the heel, giving double thickness and double wear right at'
that poin t. The heel won't breakout. '-', i
They fit, they wear, they stay on. -
. Water and mml wont soak up io wot the skirts. 1ie-au tJie llilw pre
vent the tJuction. You will find tbi. HOOD COMPANY SPECIALTY at
SALEM SHOE STORE
M Next Door to Bushes Bank, State Street
R. H. LEA BO f Manager
A. P. Aruistrvug, LL, V.t lrlnclpaL
J; A. Wesco, Pcuuian and Secretary
HARNESS
' WHIPS, ROBES .
Califcmta Oak-tanned Leather used
(tiaraess Oil. etc.
i P. E. tHAFER : i
23 State Street. Salem, Oregon
"Tlie war whldb Presiifent Jackson
tiegau against the s United States
Bank did not teHt' his heroic nerve
more I hair the war whicfi ojiened in
his Caldnet over the question whetlK-r
Peggy: Eaton shoulkt lie recognired
by fhe women of Washington a a
Cabinet lady," " writes William Per
rlne, in the December IiQdles Home
J ourna 1. "The prominent .. ladles - of
the Administration generally reached
Ltbe coticlnalon. .that IVggy Eaton
s iron hi be ostractzl.'f The i social re
bellion against ' 'Old Hickory' even
broke out in his own household. Hie
one -oipicuous public man wSio did
not yield to the feminine crusade was
Martin, Van Buren, the Secretary r of
I State, who had the advantage of be
ing n waiiower and who had leterndn
ed with hi nave dexterity to please
be iron will of the President in all
things. Jackson was lelighted with
! conduct, but the dhlonwtlc finesse
of the 'Little Magician' failed almo?
as much as tflie ficriv-HMtndates of
'Old Hickory. The British Minister,
wlio v-as friendly to Mrs. Eaton, was
prevailed upon to - give a ball and
suner, but it was impossible to keep
togetlKT uny eotilhrti in which Mie
took.ixirt. or to direct the conversa
tion at ; tlie a ble - toward her. . Tle
' the Russian Minister, who was also
o
For the Benefit of Qur
Out-of-Town Patrons.
W1io may liave 1een uuabhV to avail themselves of our SKial Seliofd ;
Suit Sale we Jmve.hideI to continue this Sale another week, $2.25,
$2.50, $2.75 suits for-' - , . . y
s
and some excellent blues In $3, $3.26 asd $3.50 suits at $2.45
Tbexe are tlOOD VALUES at regular" prices nird Extraurdlaary
Values at Sale Prkis. If yoti are interested come in and look them
over, we will appoint you Judge and Jury. There will be but one
verdict "The Best for Itlio Least f Money." .. .v
" Special Mackintosh S'ale. Monday
G. IU. Johnson c Co,,
. Tfce People's Clothiers and f crclsbtrs. - 1 -
257 Commercial Street Salem f Oregon