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FEED STORED
. O rcio g Se o d s ' :
' A complete stock ot grass and clover
weds, at the lowest possible prices for
first class seeds. . Give as a call be
fore bny ing. - -,
7 B2tW$U8 t iVSITt Tfc fee Mes
No. 01 Court St, Salem. Thone 1781
DEALERS IN GRAIN.
WPAT BOUGHT
or exhsitged for flour and feed at
trench office of Aurora Roller Mills,
warehouse on Trade street, .near High.
Salem, Oregon. : i ;
W. 8. HURST & CO.
Aurora, Oregon. Wholesale dealers
In Wheat, Oars, j Hops, ; Potatoes,
Onions and Onion Sets, etc. Salem
- Agency n office Aurora Roller Mills,
on Trade street, near High. .
TINNING AND PLUMBING.
T. S. BURROUGHS
T1NNIN0 ANd PLUMBINO
Gas. and Steam "'fitting.! Manntact
nrer of Hop arid; Fruk Pipe.
ioj SUte St.. TeL 131. Salem, Or.
PHYSICIANS.
J.F. COOK, M. D
BOTANICAL DOCTOR
Cures Consumption, Cancer, Tumors,
Grave' and Kidney Troubles. Asthma.
Skin and Borre Diseases, wiehout knife,
plasters, posdsens or pain. Also Blind
I I Salem, Oregon.
LIVERY STABLES.
FAVORITE STABLES
41 Sikt St., Salem. ; Telephone 701
Livery, Peed and Boarding
Hi - lioarded fbjf day. week or
month sit reasonable! prices. The ac
commodation are iEgHd and the rigs
are first- class in every resieet. A
1 specialty made of rigs for commercial
men. RADABAUGH & FltANCIS.
Proprietors. ; 7
"A. R. PAGE W. A. STEPHENS
PAGE & STEPHENS
Horses weH fed, (food accommoda
tions. Fine Rigs. Good Rig for
commercial men a Specialty. 'Horses
boarded by day. week or month.
Red From livery, Feed and Boanflfo Me
164 Commercial St., I Tel. 8st. Salem
RESTAURANTS.
You are most cordially invited to
call at the 1 4 .
Elmo Kestaurant t
214 Commercial street. .Salem. Oregon.
ami try our 20elMEAI,S. No better
can i had in ilo city. (
D. . LI G I ITN E It ! Proprietor. '
The Wonder j Restaurant
MEALS ao CENTS
Open day and flight When in the
city .we - solicit your patronage.
I'OU WAltD & HYDE, Frwps.
2f Oommerelal Street Salem.
Ilir RELLENBRRND'S RESTAURJiHT
2I." Comuiercial Street Salem. .
Ood Square Meali far cc
Thlrt .v-two yertf. lu business In this
city and have fed more iieoplovthan
thre are- in Oregon: all were well
pleaded. 'Meal sit all honrs. ?, I
U. W. ' II E L LE N I II A N !.. i
Kilt FENCE IP3T, coated with
..Carbolineum Avenarius..
Wilt out rnr Cedar It Is afao a Radical
fimedy Attalast tThloken Li.
ItM applicaUmi to th itimle walls of poul
try house wUl psTrnaticntly ex
' tirmint nil I.JCK.
Rnult: liraltfcr. Chlfh,ii3 I'lenty tgfs.
'Write tor circular and prices and men
"tlon thl- pnpr.
R. M. WADK CO., Agents.
i BALiK.M. ORKQON.
WILKES' STALLIOM, "JEROME"
NO. 296JI
Will fttand for Slarxs the eomins sen
son at lJncnr ,of Ferry and L.IIerty
nt reefs. For Pedigree and particulars,
call on . ' !
Dr. W. Long
Yenlerlnary Fnr2on. Salem. Or.
B i CYCLE R E f IRUG.
Don't thrown nway you delapidaled
Umbrellas. '' - ! - i
G. A. Roberts
Cai mt ud It for you as good as new.
Take t to htin.l
tO!i STATE STREET
r.icycle Kewlrlnj?- i Specialty. . s -
MARRIED.
FOKE.MAN-IiHNTLEV At the Sa
lem 'Iltel. Ka!"m. Oivson. Tuoiy.
r'nnlKT 27. 1 !. lh Hanmih uM.
i( nUrv to 'Mri Ira l'foremin. lw1h of
Fat!. i'itr. Ptiik eminty. Kev. P. O.
nvrlt, iwsfor of tin? First Christian
-hnrer. vtticUiiin. : ; ' '
KEYXOU -! PINX.-AI XewlH-nr.
tnaoti. Tlmrsikiy. NovemIxT ..
J;k. fMi Maryi-llnn,' of Ohict, -to
Pior. C. . Kcynold. of f a!em.
The Iviippf iKiHle will t-ome to
Ichi twlay.-where tlny;wHl make tlw-ir
future home. jTlw rnHm is the on
of W. ( IteyinrttK,of this city.
DIKD.
SHANKS-At Ailinjrton. ;illiain chuh
ty. Oregon. Sunday. iXovenrber 2Tth,
little KenmHli I'foy Shank, of nen
In.iiitia itf tin, lira In. aged 3 years, S
iinrnitU and V fciy.. '
' llejas the prMle of Ida parents and
all who k hint nnt! was an nnom
monly bright little l.v. He lrT
failr nedniotlwr il-Vrnandi and Josl
Shanksi'and.uiany friends and rela
Mtcs t monru'hi tk,mie. Tlie fuuer
tit was, held at t.he Maeleay cemettry,
.ou.thtt 2.7Ui iut.. . .
' ..- ;':::.:y; ; j
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for infants and Children.
The Kind Yon Have Always Bousbt IxaA borne the slgna
tore of Chas. II. Fletcher, and lias been made tinder. his " .'
personal supervision for orer SO years. Allow no one
to deceive you In this. Counterfeits, Imitations and '
Jttst-as-grood are but experiments, and endanger the
health of Children experience against experiment.
The Kind You Harve Always Bought
S7
.Bears the
In Use For f Over 30 Years.
.. GRASS
Our stock of Grass Seed for fall .sowing"
is complete, and we invito. all seed users
to call and examine same before purchas
ing, as we feel sure, that the qual ity, .as
well as the prices, can't be beat.
SAVAGE & REID, Scedmcn
322 and 324 Commercial Street, North 0' P 0.
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LIQUID FUEL IN STEA3IEKS.
A1 , Trarels" to Ixudon From
IJoraeo, "X'sJn? Only Oil to Fire '
; ? Ita Fnrnacca. - - - -
In October the steamship Cowrie
steananl ad the way from Koetel u
Fotwo to London, a distance of 9,235
uIk, tislns nothing but Liquid fml.
"ben flie te-inor reaebe! Ixndon
ttH. boiler for inipplylns steam foe
rne cnlocMung - roaeliinery wrt fired
by 'the Kiae material. The o'A waa
not burned by a thin layer of Iix-amle-tcent
coal, a a is the cae' In some sys
tems, but was reduced to a spray by
mearw of a steam Jet at the fnrnae?
door wlxre It .was tinlirered from
tanka above the boilers.
The Cowrie wa formerly fired with
coal and wr owners tay that tier eon
rTIon to liqnkl fnvl 8kis been attoml
ed with ndTantagtoua result;". Only
Il stokers am now reiuired, fJKjCh
sixteen were newtenary wIhh coal waa
ttI." A jrreat deal of bunker pn
is al.-w acTed. . The eonsranptlon of oil
at tra 1 only twenty-two tOiw a. day
wTiS;the daily wuuniitkn of coal
uned to le thirty-fire ten, and a ton
of oil; occupies only thirty-Xotir cubic
feet apa Inst forty-fiw feet reinlml
for coal. The oil Is also taken on Iwnrd
much more quickly than coal, awl re
cently utHi tons were imiiped Into a
German teteamer In an hour..
The oil yielded 4iy the Borneo' oil
fiekKi is said to make an excc&ent fin4
jnsft a it coanes from the gTouull. aul
itIs beginning to be much used for
flih pon"le by tlit Hamburg-American
ami otiier steamers that are en
raacd In ttie Eastern trade.
j A YOUNG MUIIDERER,
Chicago Iad ' ConTleted Yesterday
Goes to I reform School.
CHICAGO. Nov. Nov. 28,-Richartl
Novak, ajrwl 14 f years, -was today
found sndt.r of murder. Novak stab
IumI and kilUnl lil esinijniiilon, AllKrt
01stn, during a quarrel on Septeuiber
17th. Novak is ald to be the young
est murderer ever convictel In Cook
f-cuuty. He will be sent to the re
fermatory nutkr the Inchterminate
act, where he wilt be coullned until
lie fc re!ea.WHl on parole, or sent to
t ha state prison when he is of age.
STOCKS AKE HIGH.
NEW YOIJIv. Nov. 28. The sle of
Standard Oil KhareS lu tlie open mar
ket toifciy aggregated 157 shares at
f 750, the new high record for the
stock. x
PIXPL1-Are flocking to the New
York Racket to nee tlie new line of
4toJid;iy good-v You ought to join tbv
crowd. ' d2t wl t.
FAVOU "AltlUTIlATION.
: PA It IS. Nov. 2S. The general coun
cil of Siu today uiiaulninisl v
adoptiHl a resolution, that , t lie .-French
.trorernieent siiould take the Initiative
in the 'endtivor to bring aliout an
arbitra'tion f tin Issws between
tJnat lirHiilu and the Boers.
QUICK WORK.
A Convict, a a Expert Safe Blower,
Borrowed to Oien a Safe.
' . C II IC At JO; Nov. 28. A sihh ial to
tin Tribune from Columbus, O., kjijs:
In order to immediately tK-cure valu
able psiHTs iH-loniUng to lwr k-id liutt
JkiwI, the late (louel F. J. Pkkard. n
iJvil engineer wiio diid a few years
ago. an expert safe blower, now n con
vict in tlie state ienltentiary Irere, waw
toamWl to Mrs. Ph-kard by the warden
longcnoush for him to oien the strong
ltox in which the important jwikts
were kept. Tlie entire affair was kept
s-rer, and tlie prisoner was -conveyed
through the city in elosetl carriage
to the safe, wliich he blew oien and
was returned to lus celr before daj--light
tills morning:. '
AH irivate iprm were locked up in
I'olonel Piekard's mfe, the dead man
alone having known ttie combination.
The town was sea relied In vain for an
exiM-rt to ois'n thr safe, and the novel
phin of securing the services of a bur
glar was adopted.'. It took, the convict
twelve minute's to oien tlie safe.
MAYORS IN COUNCIL.
LITTLE- ROCK, Nov. 2a Tlie may
ors of tlie diffefent eitie'of tlie state
of Arkansas began their session, here
today..- They win prepare plans for
the furthering of legislation Iwfore the
next Jiegislatim. lkmrls of trades,
birsims men's leagues arid ctmmcr
chtl orgsinizations have delegates in at
tendance. WILL GO TO ASIA.
NEW YOltK. Nov. 28. It is eonsid
ereil likely In naval circles, says a
Heraht-fK?e:al from Washington, that
Rear-Admiral Freder'ek Itoilgers.
president of the Inspection TUnard, will
N assignel to duty on the Asiatic sta
tion. It cannot be ascertainett that he
Is to succeed either Rear-Admiral
Remey or Itear-Atlmlral KempfT,
though there are m mors that he will
relieve the latter. It is Intimated that
with the large- force of American war
ships m Asiatic' waters thre should
lie a Comma uder-in-Chief and two sub
ordinate flag officers.
FIRST .SNOW.
All through the day Plie winter massed
The angry armies of tlie sky.
And when tle darkness fell at last!
We heard the jsavage liost sweep by.
Now breaks Pbe morning, bright once
- moTe, ' ''-
- Anl 'silence lies upon tlie world;
Pence conies, rlw long sif ge being
' ' o'er - " - " ' v
I'eaee. wltb,her great whit? flag un-
: furled!
FraaJi Dempster SSierman in the Ie
tiuilter Woman Home Companion.
FIVE IIUXIRBn .'MILLION
' AMERICANS BY THE YEAR 200O.
TlM-re will L proljalrCy be from SjO,
OJ i0,0Oi to 300.IWI.0f lO people in .Vmcrl
ca and It possessiont by the lapxe
of auoiher ten tnry. Nicaragua " w CI
ask fT snitiib-.ion to rar Untoa after
lOr.fenssfs KIDNEY I
Backactie Gure.
Fnr aii KKtivr, mmttr 1 nm ry
Km, Hd WrtUtut. V.
Uniaiiin5iJireTjaaleVv"eaknes.
thj completion of the great canal,
ilexko wi3 1h next. Euroe, risk
ing more territory 10 sIm? south of us,
wi3 causo "many South ami Central
American republics to be voted into
the Union by ' ttelr own people. De
ecanber Ladle Home Journal. '
SUIJSTITUTE FOR
.; PLUM PUDDING.
Cheaper, More- Easily Made and as
Good as the Ioular Chrrstmas
Dinner Dessert.
Plmn pudding, the traditional
Christinas pudding. Is expensive, and
few people can aflord( either the tkne
to make it or the cost of the materials.
Substitute a Saratoga pudding, and
few win know the difference. Tv
make one, roM aiAl Sft one pint of
stale brcaikTumtw; ackl'one ctipfnl of
flour, a teas--pooinful of cinnamon, dial
of a grated nutmeg, a -cupful of brown
sugar, a pound of seedless raisins, a
quarter of a iKuud of khndiUil citron,
floured, and talf a jxnmd of raw suet.
freeI from nKtoibrane nisi diofiptsl
fine; anlx tlioroughly. Dissolve one
tea.tsuful of Uiklug soxla In two
tablefpoonfuls of water, aud add It to
one etipfua of New Orleans lm-lasses;
adSl one egg well lieateu,'' the jn!t
"ami grated rind of oxrc lemon, ami
ixxur it Into IIh1 dry ingredients. Aork
aa carefully together until It Is moist,
not wet, ami pack It down into a
grt"ffid ktttte or tnould., Cover and
lioa continuously for four 3iours. Lift
the lid of tlie mould until tlie pis Wing
is cvOi, then cover and eland aside.
Reheat at rcrv Ing time. An onllusiry
rani kettle way le usunl lu laee of a
mctiliL Tliis iHiddlug may 1k anado a
week before Cliristiiiaa ami iuatexl for
Cltrlsrwas 1 inner. Servo hot witlt
lianl sam-e. iMik. S. T. Rorr, in the
Deertnber Ijwljes'. Home Journal.
SENIOR REAR ADMIRAL.
WASHINGTON, ov. 28. IJear Ad
miral Frederick G. McNair died at his
residence. In this city, today, from a
stroke of apoplexy. He was tlie rank
ing tvr admiral of the navy, aud tlie
officer next in line to Admiral Iewey.
SUDDEN ILLNESS. Miss Ertillne
(iwr, private secretary toand T6i ligh
ter of State-sLand Agnt Ij. B.
became seriously ill in the State Iiind
Office, at the iipitol. yestwday morti;
Ing. She had a fainting qll, and a
physkhin was hastily sum nioned. who
soon gave- her relief, and the patient
was removed to her home on Capital
strvetv She was rcporteil somewhat
Improved fcist evening, and she Is ex
pected to oou recover.
At Bed Time
I take a pleaunt herb drink, the next
morning I feel bright and my com
plexion is better. My doctor tajra
it acts gently on the stomach, 'liver
and kidneyi, and is a pleasant laxa
tive. It is made" form herbs and
is prepared as easily as tea. It is
called Lane's ; Medicine. All drug.
gists sell it at 25c. and 50c. Lane's
Family Medicines moves the bowels
each day. If you cannot get it, send
for a free sample. Address. Orator
F. Woodwcr. J Rot. N. Y. 5.
t h .
BEAUTIFUL OMBSTONE
THAT jTELlvS A ROMANCE.
This Is a Moiihnieut of Love, Hewn
'Out by a Ievotcd 1 1 11 si ki ml to I'er-
. pctnalp tin? aleiiiory of His Wife and
Two Infant Children.
Pliiladelphia
Nov. 21. Recent in
ives. concerning n man
qnlry, byv rela
wlio once inadj Philadelphia his home
has revived interest in a beautiful
monument In 'South Laurel Hill cem
etery... ' i ' .
One would- scarcely; liok for ro
tnanee among the little mounds that
mark the lied of the quiet sUperS1,
and yet a story from real life-may' be
read In Iiurtd Hill by any pssst-r-by.
-'Overlooking 1m river and East Fa tr
ump ut Park Drive there Is the status
of a woman 1m a ring two Indies In her
arm's. Tills is a monuim'tit of love,
hewn out by a devoted husband to
lSTtietuato tin" : memory of his wife
and two infant cliildren.
The story of Henry Dinoehowsfcl
has passed from the- recollection of
most "PhHadelirii Jans, but flicre are a
few still who remember it.
. DinoehowskI was a IVilisli patriot
who wed one Helena Ashaaf in the
pretty Rhine country of German fifty
yearago. It (was 3ils Intention to live
In Poland. 1iu?. atiaing to free his na
tive country from f he Russian yoke,
lie was exileili af tt tlie-uprising of
IHin by goyetlttiicntal authorities.
With his wife jlie came to America anil
took np his residence in the Quaker
City, 'Assuming tl name f Sauinlcrs.
In a short time he was well known aw
a sculptor of ability.
In 1ST.7 his wife died at the Wrth of
twin children. The children a'.so died,
and w!t!h thef passing of the dearest
object of liis jife and Inr two pretty
babies the artist' seemed to lose Inter
est In liM work and did only enottgli'
to bring him a scant liveliliood.
After a time b Iegan to woiTt at
night ami his neighIorv wlien they
saw his light -burning, said that' the
"foreigner" was picking tip his cour
age again ami was ambitious to, earn
money, as tie bad been of old. For
many nights from tlie "forelgner'a"
cellar there. came" the uud of chisel
and htmmer.
But tlie curlons were wrong. Tlie
sculptor ws not wrkiig late to eain
money. He was hewing out from tl;e
cold wftite stono an linage of his wife
and children. In a slKrt time after
Its completion it was placed over the
grave in Laurel Hill, where it still
sta nds. ' '.-'. '.
On one side of the great stone block
that fornrt the pedestal oiiear the
iron's r "-,' ' .'--p-' -- :
,We live in leelit. not years In
tbonghts, not Jmmths In f-lhis. not
in figures on a dial. We slionld itHint
time by hcait throlis. He most lives
wflio thinks most, feels' the noblevt,
acts the Iwst." '- '
On the liack ; one reads' In Iatin:
"Henry Dims-howskl Sauuders with
his rwn band made this exact Image
of bis most beloved wife, atsl coiw."
cratel It to her memory in 1S-VC'
Tlif tsjls with wlkti be worked and
a likemv- of fin sculptor's face art?
done on other part of the stone. .
Wien bis tank was unis-hed Dino
ebowskl disjipeared as completely as
though he liad never existeI. Whsth-'
er he killed hmis-lf or went to some
foreign Uind9ias never been learned. !
SU Lour Republic. :
Those w-lto are always necking tiratse
rarely get it.
DELICIOUS CHRISTMAS .Il'M-
DLLS AT SMALL COr. !
are exin-nsive; tiniple ones, wheir w 11
mad. are gooi mix nair a ciipi-m y
eartfnUy reudtTcd ct. or auy of the
lanl tmlistitutcs, with two tatIt!!iKKii
fuls of butter. Dissolve a "tcaspoourul
of msla in two tablespooufuls of wa
ter; stir It into one cupful thalf a pint)
of New Orleans niolar-es. When''
foaming, add a cupful of strong lull
ing coffee; add this to the short ulag; ..
mix, and add a teasHonf ul o ciuna
mon, a tablesiwonful or ground fin
ger, and sufficient flonr to make a soft
dough, about three cupful.- Roll th
diHigh -half n inch in thickness; cut
with a' round. entKT, ami Isike In a .
moderately qukk oven for fifteen min-
utcs. ThlssptH-eipt, omitting the dsl
and rolling the dough thin., may lw
nsed for snaps. Snaps must lie Jmkl,
in a slow oven. December Ladies'
Home Journal. " . ,
Tlie girt wlio cah be aoeable wlft
the toothache baa aji Idealdisposi
tion. ' - :-- '"- - - ''
Market
Reports
The local market QaoUtiomi yetteif-
. . - ; -
day vere as fouowt: - -
Wheat 30 eenta at the Salcni Flour
ing Mills Co.s office. ' f
Oats 37eGSe. '
Hay Cheat, buying. $7 to ll&O;
clover, $0 to 7; timotiiy. ft to'JIO.
Florn St ami S3 emts per eacki $;l
to ;L2( ixt bid. ' !
Mill feed Bra u, $10; shorts, $18.
Butter 17$22 cents (buying).
Eggs 30 cents. ;
Poirltry I'hkkeus Se. per lb. j
Pork Fat. 1'a gross: mt.: j .
Beef Steers. 3M to cows. 3 to S'4
trills gootf lieiier, jvc.
heifer, 3Uc.
Mutton-yieeis 3Vie on foot;
A'eal G and 7c dressed.
Potatoes 25e, buying.
r Wool 14 to 13 cents .market weak.
Molialr 20 ccn,ts. . - 1
WH1P3, ROBES - U
California Oaik-tanned Leather used.
Harness Oil. etc I
F. E. CHAFER
2 SUte Street Salem. Oregon,
NEW TO-DAY.
TO PRESERVE j
Your Home the ttappiness of your
family. Iong life, and Ik the Amert
eau 'Citixen. . 3-0U should and can be.
Take tho Keeley-Cnne. ComsoiMl
cimx Invited by The - Keeley Iitst.lt litu
314 Sixth st reet, Portland Oregon.
The Only Im-tltute J41 -the State.
IF YOU Altli
flgurlngpn a ft nco
get our price's on
Woven Wire Fen
j..
-l-Vt
cing, Pickets and
m VI 1. , . 1 .
Netting.
ruJr; 51 S"t quality blu
'.ii.- '- p at low price
Bii'iliiiiiuiiuiiiii J
Walter Morfey
Salem Fence WorksJ
59 Htate-Strect
EVERY TEACHER
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