WEEKLY OHS.GON: STATESMAN. Tuesday pecembxii 18,-jooo, 'yt
a
six
Cup and 0 saucer for f't rent. ; Plate " cent.. Very pretty shape,
la plain white, tuuch better line 10 rents per set higher.
57-Hece Dinner Set for $4.25
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"Good smooth ware fC.no. Come
Lamps In slock.
YOKOHAMA
! Thono 2411
249 Commercial Street j
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OUR WCKipSSJCS
ARE IVEAIIIFR DffIEItS
They are a protection against pneumonia, but they should lo well
ln:ile and of reliable finalities to In of Service. Do not make the
mistake agalni and buy bait and no-called leaders, but practice
economy al '4 my a - f s
GOOD MACKINTOSH
We sell you float (Guaranteed by the Makers) for MAKERS PRICES.
They nre K(x value. The seauis.are sewed, strapped aud cement
ed. They ani just the right k Intl. j Let us show them to you.
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. W. Johnson & Co,,
X The People's Clothiers and furnishers. ; X
257 Commercial Street Salem, Oregon $
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See
anew CUT, FULL
The famous Noyes Norman Shoe
C. Q.
GIVEN;
. OUS K4TSER.!rePAIPJKu
EDUCATIONAL.
131 COURT ST., SALEM, OR. W. I. STALEY, Principal.
When one Invest In a busln education snph as may le secured at
this school he H htsured of auhstantlal dividend. It I a fajlng Invests
itieut everywhere and always Tlih fact 1 demonstrated coutlnually by
tin snece f our ;rraluates. Three distinct' and complete departments. "
v ; Business, Shorthand; ; and f nglish. v . -
Students admlttel at any time. Visitors welcome. Clas and individual
iimtruetion. We ak the fnlht Investigation of onr method.' work . and
equipment by thoe who think if securlug a thorough training for bul
hc. Scud or call for a cony of our illustrated catalosrue. . .
In Business Offices
are open to twoclasses of person. Ml) Those who write well, are, accurate ;
la fljures, understand bookkeeping, e. (2) Those who are skilled In short
hand and typewriting. Persons who .are proficient In both Hoes are bet
ter off still. They are always given Jt he preference. We teach all these
branches, anil many more. Investigate our work.; It will pay., Call- or write. ;
PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE '
V; ', Parle and Washington Strctts " ' t;': l-'-yl
A. P. Armstrong. LI. Principal. . J. A. Wesco. renman and Secretary
V Tbs (rrcat rtmdy for nervous
- nrraasoi euaer eei, s-jca an f
Iff 'lotcncy, Nicbily Emissions,
tf L'ubnera op (lDium. whieU
f fT?!! I'f order wecoeraU to cir or
wtk.) bv..di e boxes iorti.OS. k. SIOTX'S ClIivJXlCAAi CO, Cleveland! itiim
. v " a ; FOR SALE BY A LL DRUGGISTS. ,; v , - s ,
I.Y.XCIIIXtl IX IXI H ANA.
An Orderly Mob Hans a Xesrro at
l Booiteville. , . ' ;
1X1HAXAPOI.IS. Jn.1., lec. 17. A
?:.'lnl to the Sntlnel from Booue
v ill.. I nil., sny: . -v. . . , . ,
Julm 1 toll a. 'the third of the colored
men implicated .hi the murder of llol-
for Cliristnias Presents
'--.Nothing uIi-it for gift-making than
some article of Jewelry. -a golil waW-h,
a diamond, chain charm, link button,
rings, broaches, ami nu . endle var
iety of other pretty iblngs. in Ik1
found at our' store. Our liu of silver
novelties and ebony soods I - larger
than ever. We have a lot of manicure
'pie for 2-V sterling silver handles
.cordially Invite you to rlAt our
store If yqu don t Intend to bur. v
BURR'S JEVELRY STORE
it leaders in Low Frieea.
US State Street, Salem, Or.
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see us for Lamps. Over S00
TEA STORE
Free Delivery.
I Salem, Oregon
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STOCKQvIiy
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prostration and ail lisaea of the rneratlfV
- TTou jrrtwirauoa. ruling or iost Manuuoo.
Yon it fu I t.-ror. Mental Worry, jrees.slT us
la CVniiH!rt.iofi ajiA tns&nii
refnn.l IHw tocov. Hold t i
LT. With ever
Bold at Sl.OO per box.
lle Wraomltwia hsn-e! to a '-"tree 1 In
the ewni yard, 4y a tnolv of fllxJut ltMt
men fmm Kockport, at -VJtto o'elock
this evening..' Not a" shot ' was fired
and everything vwas inducted as
quietly as If the. execution had been
tuuler the sanction of law. '
Twiee-a-Week SlaSesman $1 a year
$3.50
Shoe
Agent
I i . r
i j How to Cure Croup. V ;
Mr. R. Cray, who Urea n?ar Aiaenla
Dut-ht s county, X.. Y says: "Cham
bet&Un Cousrh Jtemedy i tlte best
uiedidne I li.ve em uswL It" la" a
fine children' rnuedy for vroup and
never falls to cure. When Kiren as
soon as the child Iecomes hoarsw, or
eren after the eroupy cough- liaa de-
relopetllt -will . prevent the attack.
iui siiouia ne tiorne m mind and a
bottle of tluvflongh Remely kept at
hand ready for Instant ue as eoon aa
thee tsyniptoms aipear. For ale by
I'. J. Ilaa. drnsglst, Salem. r. I
Market
Reports.
The local market qnotaiioaa fttttf
day vere as follows:
Wheat CO cents at the Salem Floor
ing Mills , Co.'s office.
Oats 3S to 40c. j
liar Cheat bnrlne. S7 to S7.50:
clorer, ?; 1o ST; timochy, S9 to SIO.
FkiM-80 and 83 cents per sack; $3
to $3.20 per bbLI
Mill feed Bran. S1G; shorts, f 18.
Butter 17(g22 cents (buying). I
Esj? 25 eentsj ' .
I'oultry Chickens fle. per lb.
rork Fat, '4 gross; net.
Beef Steers. SV2 to 3 cows, 3 to 3U
cents good leifer, 3!je.
Mutton Sheep, 34 cents.
Veal 4S and 7c dressed. 1
Potatoes 25c, buying. . .
Wool 14 to 15 cents .market weak.
Mohair 20 cents. -
HARNESS
i ; , . WHIPS. ROBES
California Oak-tanned Leather used
ilamess Oil. etc .
F. E. SHAFER
2.1 State Street, i 'f '; Salem. Oregon
.,;.EVEBY TEACHER....
OU( HIT TO SUPPORT HIS OWN
HOME SCHOOL JOI7HXAL.
TH E OREG 0 H TfcAGH ERS ' MO NTHLY
Is the' only educational journal of
general circulation published in Ore
gon. It Is progressive and npto-date.
Price one dollar a year.
.SOME CLUBBING" RATES ; '
With Uhe Oregon1 Teachers' Monthly.
Western TenHuer (new). . . w . . .
$1 25
Western Teacher! (renewal). . . ,
1 5
1 25
l m
1 50
1 25
l no
i no
1 50
1 50
1 50
1 00
Xormal Instructor. .......... 4
Ti-a chers' World
The Teachers' Institute. . .
Out Times......;.
acific tlonieslend . . . ... i . . . .
rvIey.vWeek ? Htatesma n . . . . .
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The Pacific Monthly. ......... .
Oregon Xa 1 1 ve Ron
The American Boy . ...........
The American B.v Is one of the
best lwvw paiHr . 'pnblishett in the U.
It la a large 40 page Monthly
Journal and In publislunl at Petrolt.
Michigan, at fl.oo a j-esir. ; Write for
a sample copy.
A uy one, of these journals will he
sent tvlta the Oregon Teachers'
Monthly one year for tbe price set ap
posite the name. Address, ,
T6B igoii Jeacte1 Konliilj,
; SALEM, OREGON.
IF YOU ARE
figuring on a fence
get our prices on
Woven Wire Fen
ring. Pickets and
Poultry Netting.
Best quality shin
gles at low price
Walter lilorley
jY.tr.........A
iliMiiunuiuiimi-il
SalemFence Works, 59 State Street
The best New Year Resolution.
Take the Keeley
Thexletall of the treatment the rea
son for this iWail, and proof of its
success. Sent free on application to
The Keeley Institute, 314 Sixth atreet.
Portland," Or. r .
Money to loan on improred farms
and city property, on short and long
time at 0 per eent. per annum. No
i-ommissiou. ; Also wanted ' State,
t'onnty. City warrants and snbpeonas.
Call or adilress EUGENE RREYMAN.
-70 Commercial St, Remember the
llace. : White Corner block. One "door
north of Statesman office.
Money to Loan
On tmproved farm and lty property
t kwet eorrent rate.
; T. K. FORD,
0r Ladd Boah's bank.
IIEXS WANTED. I will iay an ex
Ma -prlw for ." dozen good young Leg
horn hens White. Brown or BufT.
ec me at the old i Huffman place,
first house on right Iiand tide of Sil
verton road, .after iKtsingtbe Fair
Graound. or addrew , I-J. IV Itlz r,
Fair (Jrounds,' Oregon. 12:14-2t (1)
RUSTLINQ TOUNG MAN Can mtke
$ per month' and expenses. Per-
manent position. Experience unnee
essry. Write quick for particular.
Clark'& Co., 4 th & Locust street,
phlladephla Pa,, 9:4-Cm-dw.
PERSONAU
MYSTERIES OF TUB TJN'KNOWN
revealel by the great Indian medi
um and prophetess of tb age. born
with double yell and second sight
revealed every hidden mystery never
known 1o fail. Know your fate .at
nee when all others fait?- Consult
ih best. Ileal by the nse of her
Revealed Herbal teas. Cure chronic
ana so-called- nncnrable diseases.
Free treatment for the poor. Con
sultation free. -132V Third street,
near 'Alder, Portland, Oregon.
. sir
THE fJEIIALm COAL
X 5 .
WHAT ItfOCLB US DOXB TO OCTtU)r
i ' f THE riKUUS.
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WoBdrfo Katarat t BHMrcM t '
; Secttoa That Shaald Dvl
- oped at OaeW '
That
What.Ia Portland going to do about
bringing Nhalem coal inliere by rail?
Several mt-tr of good Juilgientfanl f
sponslbillty, 'notably States Senator
Knlton, Touc-h for th excellent quality
of the coal, jandi Mr. Hammond,- ltwill
ti remembered, one offered- to TuHd
the railroad, provided certain conces
sions were made him. The assertion
has beeu made perhapa lt 4 exagger-
ated somewhat--44iat Uie tllfference In
cojM: ietwee a Tislt; to Paget Sound
and one to the Columbia river, grow
lug our of the price of coal at the two
places. Is, to a trans-Paciflcj steamship,
$1.0IV These figures could le shaved
down eonshlerably,t and! illl leave
margin of great incentive- to the de-
vlopment and ttellvery of; -cheap eoa
for Portland.1- It hs evident that the
project Is getting attention in raikxad
circieK, and it may yet lie carried out
by some existing railroad company,
Put if h Is not,-then Portland must it-
s-lf Investigate the Lower, Nehalem
c-oal. and if it quality ami quantity
urove as allestd, open the auine andi
build the railroad. Mn,- George T.
Mvers receatJy offered $23 tv' start a
milscription to inves't.Igate the coal
nroblem. This is not enough to do
ui Mt h with, lut we have noclonbt that
Mr. Myers will give many times ?25
to help along the eal problem if . we
are sure we have found the -right coaL
It will take something like $ L5000.000
to build the railroad. Portland can
raiso thi amount in subscriptions to
ock, easily, jr aome experienced rail
road builder Is put in elnvrge of tlie
work and If t lie scheme is. promoted
with something of the vim and deter
mination our good friend Dan MeAllen
una sdi'own In tlie matter of a World's
Kalr. The little city of ?alem has re-
ftindiful Its debt In 4 per : cent call
Ionds. all taken by it own resident
Certainly Portland can float $l,ri00.000
in railroad bonds to bring coal in liere
md establish limpregnably the citv's
ommerelal and manu-fa'cturimr su
premacy. It is the purpose of The
treaonian- to pursue its in vest! ration
of the coal problem, and Iti invites th?
aid auti co-operation of any who are
fiuaunett to assfst. Iilitorlal in Ote-
Snian.- Monday. j
iud Portland ought to k it. Coal
not the only thing to be 4anled out
of the Nehalem and Tilkimook coun
tries. There are billions of feet of
Itfmlier ; la iry products galore; fisli
front the streams; sandstone, and gar
den and farm products, and livestock.
That i irosiectively one of the rich
est regions on the coast. It only need
opening up so that the products can
have a market. If Portland will only
ste to It that' a railroad is built over
Wiere. immense wealth will
rthe-Iap of Oregon commercial me-
rronons. xhere will swiftly follow
caoital and industry and imputation
to take advantage of the great oppor
tunities that are now shut up . from
the outside world for want of trans
ortation facilities.
? A; Thousand Tongues. ' ;,
Could not expres Cie rapture of
Annie E, ' Springer, of 1 125 Howard
St. Philadelphia, Pa. when she found
that Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption had completely . cured
her of a backing cough that for many
years 4iad mae life a burden. All
other remedies and doctors could give
her no help, but she says of this Royal
Cure "It soon removed the pain in
my chest and I can now sleep sound
ly, something I can scarcely remember
doing before. I feel lrke sounding its
praises throughout the Universe." So
will every one who tries Or. King's
New Discovery for any trouble of the
Throat, Chest or Lungs. Price 50c.
and. $t.oa Trial bottles free at DR.
STONE'S Drug Stores; every bottl
trantecd.
'"' ' "
SOLD THE It. L. 8 W ARTS L4CE
Three Minnesota Men Will Convert
This Splendid Farm Icto a
Fine 8toek Baneb.
F. N. Derby, of this city, has con
cluded negotiation with tlie Kufner
Bros., of Minnesota, by which these
gentlemen come Into possesioa of the
R. L. Swart s plaee. three miles ent
of this (City. This Is one of the best
bodies of land in the country, but has
not fceeu as well Improred a It might
have been owing lo the owner, (Jen.
Geo. W. Williams, not caring to go
into the XarmJng business rery exten
sively, having held it for Home time,
awaiting an opportunity to dispose of
it. It is the purpose of the new own
ers to make a -model farm of.lt. New
fences will be built-and the necessary
buildings erected. The tlmljered land
will be converted Into fields and pas
tnres and the whole tract of COO acres
will be made as productive a- Condi
tions will Just Ify.-
It Is the intention of the new own
ers to place on the farm a large herd
of fine stock for breeding which they
have acquired a high reputation In
Minnesota. rJ There are three f the
brothers interested Jn the farm and
thejr will oil derote their time and at
tention to making a tmceesti of tlieir
enterprfaH. Tlie hop yard on tlie place
trill be leased to parties who hare had
experience In hop raising a the Kuf
ner Bros, do not care, to undertake the
cultivation of the yad.
.If you would have Jin Appett like
a lKar and a re'lao- for your meals
take Chamberlain' Stomach and Liv
er Tablets They correct disorder of
the tomach and regulate the liver and
bowels. IVIce 2T Cents. Samples fre?,
at F, . Haas, drug store; Salem, Ore
gon. . . . -.; , . : --
GERMAN TRAINIXO SHIP -
Poutulered Off "Gibraltar. Causing an
y EnormoiM Ixss of Life.
BERLIN, Dc 17. An official AU
natch from Malaga received here this
morning aceants for , 31 1 - snrrirors
out of rite 45 fierson-s wb were ' on
tmard the Gertnau uniluing frigsin
Gueiemui. which fuumkrt-d at the eu
trame to" tiv itort if M-alaga yesterday
while she was taking' refuge from the
t err I Me storm jrevailla at tin time.
It 1 rumored that the commander
Of, tlie-tlneisenani etmriultted suicide
when lie saw that all vat lost. A m
phew of tlie Imperial ClmnevMor,
Count von Bulow, umntd Benntt, -was
among te navnl. though lie was In
lured alHHit the head. A ailr wlw
snrvlvct tlie wreck, weut mad. The
first - englneeri rtlie ; assistant englutT
and a numlHg of ietty vtticers, were
drowned. , . '. '! - ; -
i UU hoiied tlmt the guns, the treas.
nre client aud pertiaps part of the hull
will lie tcaivaged. . .
5 zkO one can reasonably hope for
good lw-alth unlesM his, bowets move
owe each day. - When this is not at-
tended to. disorders of tlie stomach
ariM,'bIliousmist. Iteadache, dyspepsia
and piles soon fojlow. If you wish to
avoid these ailments keep yonr lowels
regular by taking Cbamlierlain's stom
ach and Liver .Tablet, when required.
They are so easy to take and mild and
gentle In effect For' snio hy F. J.
Haas, druggLjt, Salem, . Oregon.
HER II US-BAND A NU S.VNCE.
Mrs. Anna MitcWl of Chicago Jias
netii rel a n ' i u j u net kn' from J u1 ge
Clietla in which forbids her hustxi nd
from, stopping or addressing her on
tlie street. or stand around near her
place of aliode. -
She alleges in her bill that 1noe a
sejwrfl'!ou. wWcii occurred In April,
he has, annoyed her by stopirine her
on tlie stivet and holding lier tRinds.
tie is obo said to tin ve bnhl lier by
tlie arms so that 4i vii1l nnt nw.vo
ami then phv-liel nad choked lier. She
nlso alleges that since tlie saeparation
he lais demamled sniaill sums of mon
ey from lier and enforced ..paynieu'l
ujitler iieualty, of jmblic ridicule and
((li-auie if he refused. .
CASTOR I A
- For Infant and Children, r 7
fixe Kind Yea Hav? Always Bought
Bears the "
Signatura of
MORE ARB PRISONERS.
Boers Take Care of a Command of
' British Horse.
LONDON, Dec. 17.-General Kitch
ener, in a disnateli received bv the
War Office, contirms the Associated
lress dispatch '? from Allwal North.
Cane Colony, last night, announcing
the canture Jiy tlie Boers of tt detach
ment of Brabant's Horse. December
11th. near Zastron, Orance River Col
ony, ahd Wiys 107 men were made pris
oners n Huit occasaon;
WILL CO.ME OUT.
President McKinley to Visit the Pa-
cih Oiast In May.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 17-Preshlenf
Scott, of the I'rtlou Iron Works, of
San Frnnclsco, builders df the new
iKittleship Ohio, saw fthe Presklent to
day ami received his assurance that if
nothing occurred to prevent he would
go to San Francisco some thne tiext
May to witness the launching of the
big vessel.
SERIOUS LOSS.
Suffered by the Navy Department in
' um1ay Fire.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 17. It is said
at the Navyjleiihrrment that serious
m nas i surrerei iy tne navy tn
me nre at t lie Norfolk, X. C. navy
yanl. yesterilay. The fire destroyed
valuable record which cannot le Jre
nlaeed. and many necessary plans
which can; only he replaced at much
exoeu'we In time and money. -
O
DTon:
Bwtfsths
Mhl Koitt Yea Haw Always Btosff.
BlfiurtMS
f
m EXCELLENT BAND
SILVEBTOJTS MCeiCa l OBQANIZATION
KLKCTS XIW OrFXCEBS.
A 2fw KMdor Chosen Yiomt Brlek
Balldlas; Dostroyod bv Vlro Attracts
Mack Attoatlon.
SI LVERT02C. Or, Dec. 17.-tThe
Sllverton band held their annual meet
ing Wednesday evening and the j fol
lowing t officers - wore elected: At F;
Slmeral, juvsildent; .51. E. , Dcgnire,
Tice-preldent; II. E. Hodges. ecre
tary; Roy Russell, leader; R. 8, Whiles.
drum major. The band was organs
ixed al tout five years ago. underj the
leadership of II. L. Allen who ai the
iweseut time ha the honor of being
resiKinsible for the organization of tlio
hest aggregation of musicians in f Ore
gon. The iirononnced success of this
band is due to the self -sacrificing de
votion ami imlominatable pinck of
Band-master Allen. Also no words of
pialse for its members ore too expres
sive. Mr: Allen, besides beinsr an able
conductor, possesses the skill of an art
ist on nearly every instrument in tlie
band and his resignation as conductor
is deeply regretted hy members of the
band as well as the mtwc loving teo-
ple of Sllverton. Mr. Russell, the
newly elected lender Is a thorouzh
mnsk-Ian and it Is the wish of the -H-
izen of, -Sllverton that he will still
continue the advancement of this
splendid organization. ;
Holiday good are , tlf ntlful ami
every store in enjoying a fine' trade
in-oienty is still with us.
Jhe wreck of ,C!oolIdrze Jk ileChilne
bank building and the collanse at the
first brick building em-ted in Silveroj
caused by the recent Are attracts
many people from the country ami
small neighboring town. .
The -IJberal University have nliont
sixty-five students. Like all colleges
they want many thine they can't cet.
The latest is a set of band instruments
and a couple more-, dormltars and
1UMU. Who. will give them? .
' It Is thw unauimQiis decision that our
public M-ho.l emdiH-teI - under.. Jria
ciiial Crawford Is tlie. best for. nun.
years. ' ' . '.
Tlje mendier" ' of f the' Christian
tchnrcb heldi a very mvemi fnlr
rentlzlng therefrom the sum of fK..ii
. tue poMomce has lieeil rmovel to
tlie Hardware bnllding of ,T. R.
P.Lickerby. Postmaster Riches Is de
serving the thanks of the public for
so rarcf nlly pscrvJug. all i mall mat
ters during the Tece nt conflagration.
eyernl . vetUIIug.4 "wltll om d rvorce.
so the tnmor.goeK, will he reeordeil hi
SUvertOnVdth-ing ; the last month of
ifK). - ' .
Ci.'Aforler and wife are spending
their honeymoon at Wllhoit" Siwings.
:. Several cases of Scarlet fever are re
Iortd is town. . . , -v; ...
fLTURE OF THE FAIR
PROSPECTS ABE BB1GHT FOR
. SPUtSDlD KXPOS1TIOM. -
EfforU WU1 If Ud to Scar rsds for
t tbeParpoa of Maklac Repair
',, to Jtalldlasa.
, Tlie Oregon State Fair will lie hald
on Ihf Fair Groumls near, this, city, ou
fteptem Iter 2? to 28th next. With pros
pects of tlie liest exposition "that ha
yo5' been given on the' loir-al Fair
Grounds. x The otneers of the" Fair
Boartl mv higldy.ilcnsel with th re
sults attained last-year aBd .with the
ewourrtgetiieut' bffertHl 1 tbeui for thu
next season ihe proKH-ts art "Judeeil
bright. '-Tlie Portland -Telegram of
hist evening, 1n speaking of the Fair,-
ays: ' ' ' .
. "Oregon's jtate Fair lifts leen'placel
iipon a iaying Stasis. It start n next
vesir with a ch"ar re-owl for tlie first
t line wince Its orga niza t Ion. At the
recent meeting of . the 'Agricultural
Board several recommemlations. were
made and ther business ra unacted.'
whk-U- will gresitly assist Its interests.
M. li.'"Wbifcm,' the se-ret:irj, re
turned home yestenfciy.f from utteu
lane at the meetings of the board.
He saj s th iple of Sakm ate show
ins a tiKHi tindivhliMl interest in th:
fair flrfc yenrv and xince the meeting
f the Itonnl, liave ralset fpXMi for t Ik;
Snlem-tlay prize. ' X- general revLsioii
of tlie iH-fiiiluiu list wan made, v-lli:nn
tlu list next j-ear wil lie greatly Ini
imoved.' Anvong the prizes' will be an
1( silver cup for the let count- ex
hibit. There will lie - .other ' etrunty
prlxi whiHi will iserve to. stlmu late
interest in that direct kiu. l"Ur the
race -meet are offered 'a $1(Mi stake
foiv-the HfJti rot, and the Kame offer
to b dlvidvd ' lietween two-jear-old
trtitter and iacers. Other large stakes
for bith industrial prizes and races
will lien nnounceil later.
A recioni'meudat ion was made at
the hoard yeeting for money with
which to Imirove anl entargo Mhe fair
gimmds In oler. to keep pace with
the glowing needs of exhibitors. Be
cause of the good record made by the
fair last year he uianageeucut feel
that an amount. will 1h planted sunl
cient to cover the improvement."
Tlie North we-A Racing - Association,
which was organised a Porthmd on
Sarurihiy, luie adopted a set of rules,
provkKng for punishing jockeys who
undertake, to run things with a high
hand. Tlio text of the rules is contain
ed in the resolutloiM athipioxl, as fol
lows: 'That any repntale fair or racing"
asftociatioii In the states -of Oregon.
California. Wasington, Idaho, 'Mou
tana. Wyoming. Utah and British Col
umbia will be eligible for inemlershJp
on payment of a memJiership feet of
-!5. . . .
That thiw association adopt, for the
government of racing the rnlevnnf the
California Jiwkcy Club. and that the
by-laws of the. National Trotting As
sociation, aiui tided to auit lotl comll
tions. be doited an thct by-la ws . of
this association. ! . . .. , . 1 , ; -
'T3at a board of appeals lie selected,
one from each vtate or province, who
shall lia re the saine -jpowers aiit ilu
tk as are dt-dgnatcd.o flie .loard uf
apixmls of the National Tjtitting Association.-
... ; '''-;. .
"That all fines And penalties iminxu
eil and collected at any race meetUig
lield by imcuiliere shall lie paUl to :pil
association, and tefmrts of all sileh
lemiltles be promptly ient to the i:c
retary. - .
"That all jockeys tnusf have-a 11
nse from- this association Inrore Ink
ing permitted to ride at any nut ting
held hy Its members, va Id license to
bo cmsl for one year, and to cost $1.
"That the local officers, directors or
judges of the local oK-latk.in lmve no
power to remit any .fine once imiocd,
ami that the only tneaits of removing
any such disability slmll be through
the lioard of appeals, ami claims and
protests must le made to that txsly.
"That rlie annual meeting of the
board of directors, of which the rrrt sl
dent and Hecretarr are ex-offl lo man
iters, and the hoard of at'Kals. shall
lie held in Portland on the second Sa v
hrdiy lr Decemlier of each year,"
' PUTTING ON POULTICES.
v If for any reason, a poultice can not
be put on n soon- n it Is mad imt it
between twV hot plates and stand It
over a saucep-an,, of. 4xlling - water.
Never pu It Into the oven to kep
hot. as tlie dry hear lmnlens tlie out
side of It and It U very likely to clmfe
the skin. 'All poulth'es except .liiweel
meal ithoukl lie put Into -musllu ligs,
Llnsetl JrtHi!d lte' snrend on musliu
nmlthe tnc?I Kj-lf "put against tha
. a.t ...ill. At t . rf a 4 'i . f
S. C. STONE, M.
' ' Proprietor o!
HAL.LM, OREGON, ; i,
Tli store, '(two In number) a., lo
cated at No. 233 and 833 Commercial
Btroet. and are well stocked with a
complete line of drugs and medicines,
toilet articles, perf emery, brashes,
etc-, etc, etc . v :
-v- DB. BTONH 'f- ;. h
nas had some 25 years-' experience 14
the 'practice of - medicine and noic
makes no charge tzr eonscltatlon, eif
unlutlon or pracr!Uoa. -
'1?
SIOIIE'S
DIG STORES