, . cmncorr etatccmah Tuesday, februart sl.uc2. J ,
It would make you fee blu If ?ou get
tlwj treatment your watch gets. How
long since It was cleaned and oiled?
I!or many time ha 1t fallen on the
floor: In the ist year? Why did you
let that Ma kmith Me that runt off the
mainspring? When are you joins to
bring It .to --" '
raw
STORE
Loaders hi Low rrlc
118 State Street, Silent, Or
RleV Wiiolesale Shoe House
w
carry
'4 With eomplitt line of both artistic and reliable foot wear.
a complete lino for city or country wear.
Catalogue mailed to dealers, on application or our representative will
tall. -if:: -'":,:f ' - ' ' . . '' ' !':'
s. 9789 First Street. f
PORTLAND, OREGON
THE CENTRAL
This meeting was willed by the county!
, uprlatendenL and Is the first f (
series, the aim being to secure co-opef!-.
f II rl r 1 iTT H- I l the lnterst of the public schools.
UUIWitlll IUU.I prof. J. IL Ackerman. the Stale su
perintendent, expects to be In attend-
ourt If you try
ChaJrcaa f. T. Virl.Mn.a iMsed
Ills Cell Vcstertfay
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REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE MEETS
ON. NEXT SATVRDAY'NOON IN
THIS CITY.
In Throe Precincts Vacancies Have
Been Filled by Appointment The
List of Member Who Will Attend
the Meeting, to Fix the Dates for
Primaries and Convention.'
CrausseiG Prince,
i
MSMnTADIS
The Massachusetts Mohair Plush Company
. -'r-'.j ', -: df Lowell, Mass. ' V;J ' k;
are in tho market for year's growth Orcgou Mobair.
special prices for araperior grades
A. J. RAY, Agent, ;
334 Sherlock Bclldlog J ; Portlaod, Or.
Chairman "F. T. yrigtittmn has
called a merging at tbe Marton County
npuWican Centml Committee for 12
o'clock, noon, Saturday, March ist, at
the Willamette Hotel, for the pirpoae
of flxinK the dwtes for the ReputHee,n
' primaries, ahd for the county conven
tion, and for apportioning; the nttmber
' of delegates byi which each' precinct
111 be represented In the county, con
vention. .;: ." "
Chairman Frank T AVrlgntman has
. filled three vacancies In the committee,
j on account of removals. In Sidney pre
( eJrct, where IL ' O. ponaJdson had
' nerved aa committeeman, but who has
removed from the: precinct. TO. 8,
Thorm waa appointed. In .Woodburn,
'"A. D. Hall rertgned, and Columbus
Knjrle was named to succeed him.
V Waton Townaend, of Tew Park, having-
left - the BBate. A- W. Irasrer waa
: named to succeed film. ' '
j The commit tea wnnlKs of Chairman
F-. T.WriKtitman, Secretary John W.
Roland, fiml the follow nir member
1 Aurora. ,V. . . . .. ... .. . .H. A. Snyder
Aunwvllfe. . .............. . W. D. Sna-w
Dmoks.....
RuktevUl.':.
Breltenbuflh.
Champoea;. . .
ance.
Say H Was Tortured.
1 suffered such pain from com I
rould hardly walk." write If. Itobln
son, Ilillnborouich, nis. rbut Hucklen's
Arnica Salve completely cured them.
Acts like manic -on sprain, bruises,
cut, sore, scald. lurn, boll, ulcer.
Perfect ; healer of skin diseases and
pi lea. ' Cur miaranteed ; at ; PK.
ST O NETS drug; stores, i j
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Kt?i ? , - . m Irl, A V
' ten :$smh
C HiOT
Piled High and Wide
b Ih?' condition-our our Carpot
lcpartmnf. Never before have
' voit h.il uch an opriortunlty to
Kj-t the ijHt and newest at so
rawahle . a price. ; Our rcm-n-ants
artsprac t leal ly all out and
. the' i fortunft-tp- purthancrs have
rnor than t hehmomty worth.!
Kxci flinty havy buying: has
lai rd u In a Blifrm. to offer
n ; patterns, dexlgns antkcolor-i
Ins at prl; H never; bcforoNat-
tcmpted in this locality. Dorr
forget tlw? place
THE HOUSE FURNISHING CO.
308 Commercial St. Next Door to Postofflce.
. STOUF.S AT FALEM AND ALBANY. FACTOIIY AT ALBANY.
Salem, Kat.
Balem, North
Salem, South
Stayton..
Sidney........ .
Lsilverton. Souftt.
Stfverton, North)
Silv-erton. . . , ; I.
Scott a Mills.
SublimMy.
Silver Falls.
St. Paul....
Turner.. ...
WoKlburn. .
Yew Park..
DROP OFF
AT
Tlie Pan-American '-Exposition is going to give the
A'orliis Fair n hanl rub. Those New Yorkers are preparing
a whole lot of eurpTiscs and wonderful things to dazzle the
people w!m visit their Fiu'r this year. Money is hchig lavishly
expended! in creating Wantiful scenes, noble huildings, artistic
cHcets, etc;,-and the low rates will draw crowds lo the sixt,
wiiero Niagara ailds iti wonders toHhb ran-American attrao
tions. . . .. i
The point of this preachment is that the NORTHERN
PACIFIC s tho first link in the! steel chain4 that reaches to
nulTalor-tjt- if yo prefer to go by water from Dulutli-, well
and godt it reaches Duluth, too. t j ,
THE -NORTH COAST EIMITEIV'AFI EH MAY 5th,
will bo the : Crack Train of the Northwest more thari ever. . : -I
Call on pur local agents for rates and other information,
t;':" ' A .- D. Charlton, : : V:: . 1 1 - :
Assistant Genl Passenger Agent, ' Portland, Oregon :
mm
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TRI ItMtOr TMT CUItl B siCVCBir TBS
EPIDEMIC now RAGING among
HfiRP ' r"1 Cmr them of Jtemrta, Cotrei or
wltwW) titmpr, is l'ru.U ltar Powders.
i ceaco a NoasKt.
! o4 Um hari(t It komd Scm. r f IMmir sf rtman
ev. o eM.
t
a, rt,i' ! I mmImiiu
' V3f i run, k.mln.1 Ml
.' .1' I ml tarn. .
- I'V !" ! tHrMHrlaWt JW All IM IwMTn, f IniimntrK rif R1!hIM
-.. fciTr ia rtnry cgt4Mi M ksiwrtuca. tltaSiMiugb?j
"I i r-wwxt 'n-nr r mr4 Ky fn MOSS pi rf tac IimMM Wiiti lralllllL
. rrril ,1M)ir kM rn' tamr, a-lth.Hii rn oir.i:i. bis tkm.-u A r,'i
' j i,nH wiMt mi4 wwr rr-l if l-i.- tt-ma mH fT, p.1""" WHi 1 LO bcx t l Sue
!'. ' I ! tw.ir i,JB".i . i . .
wM.Mrsi. M.ai .; r.p. t i rrw-tan.ri.
' :. FOU liALK llV It. J. ltliiCsi lKL"JailsT, SALKM, OKECON.
Subscribe for the.
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Statesman
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Fairfield. . .
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Hometl, . . .
Hubbard. . .
Jefferson. . .
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Mt. Anpcl. .
Monitor....
Mehama. . .
Marion. . . . .
Prospect.
Sfilem No.
Salem No.
Salem tio.
Salem No.
...... J. C. McFarland
...K. A. M. Cone
J. A. W. Heidecke
, .-. .... ..(....Jaa. E. Smith
.., .. ...... '....J. P. Case
. . ... .... .- .W, IL Savage
....... ......(John Faher
.. ........ J. CV Stea-mund
, ... . . ...... Robert Qulnn
....... .... .O rover Simmons
... ...... 4. .3. 1 CaJvert
.A. J. Shoemaker
. . t ....... . William Short J
........ Charle Long
.. .... ......I .jr. p; Shutck
. ... ... . -F. .IT. Hull.
. . 1... ...... W. 3. Hadley
. . . .... ..... S. A. Hufrhes
....;. C. L. McNary
. . .... .K M. La fore
.John KaJsjer
i J. S, Graham
.8. S. Aschenbrener
J . . . . ... -T.- J. CronSse
. .. ..W, M. Babcock
... ; Lemuel Hobson
........ G. S. Thorn
C. F. Hicks
..A. O. Steelhammer
. . ...T. R. Hlbbard
.C. A. Dunnagan
. . . . F. J. Wrlfchtman
. . .... .Jay Bleakney
n. . . . . . .J. Xa Cook
Q. H..P. Cornelius
. . .Cojumbus Enirlo
W. Draeer
1.
2.
3.
4.,
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Six Million 3oxes a Yea.
. In 1895, none; in 1900, 6,000,000
boxes: that s Cascarets Candy Ca-
Ihartic's jump into popularity. The
people have cast their verdict. Best
medicine for the bowels in the world.
All druggists, ioc '.
PRESIDENT COLEMAN -GIVES
A RECEPTION
Ein heriliche AVUlkommea In Amer
ica, Prinz Ilelnrich.. und rnaar Ihr
Ilesuch von alien Unannehmllchkelten
frel eln. "Hoch der fcalaerf f
' . ' O O -. ;;-;'"t
Pitchfork Tillman ouaht to be kicked
clear out of the United States Senate.
An example ought to be made of him.
: : -- v Us . . .. o , ; -
The ervKagrement of one company here
for a week roes to chow that t?alem is
becoming "a good show town-'J j
OO0 ::
All the people of Salem, almost with
out exception, it Is believed, are ready
to assist In the boom now to be started
for Old. Willamette. There-must h no
- J t . 1 1 I ..
prnmj paca or zatierina;.
'Frank Morrison, for years connected
with the Statesman, but who for sev
eral months has been working- on the
papers at Boise City, Idaho, has , re
turned He will commence working for
the Statesman again today, in the ca
pacity of -collector and solicitor. , Mr.
Morrison Is a very, reliable, and com
petent man, and no. doubt many of his
old friends will be glad to see him
again on his rounds. He will, however.
have little to do with the collections on
the city ; routes. Part of these routes
have been leased to v.oung men who do
tnetr own collecting. j ,
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There Is every indication of a big Im
migration to Oregon this snrlnc. The
newspapers published In the Statesman
building are receiving hundreds of let
ters asking for sample copies, and for
Information about the country. .This
has been especially noticeable In the
.past few months, and it' is on the in
crease. Yesterday about a hundred
copies of the Oregon Poultry i Journal
were sent out In answer to these re
quests, beside a big. batch of. letters
answered. This ort of business Is not
profitable to the publishers, though In
some cases subscriptions follow, j But
It Is good for the country Ity the .way,
the forty-page February issue of the
Oregon Poultry Journal la not a bad
thing to send to Eastern people inter
ested in poultry, who sJeslre to come
West. It shows them that there Is
something doing in the poultry Indus
try out here. There Is indeed a, sur
prising growth going on in this line ail
ver the Northwest. ,
VYlfir - TAfTII will Kiss
strong I ss
I." . s 1
Shiloh's
Consumption
'II t rurmnl a ct or ritl
wf W B , mosrv, sd we scad Vra
f ree trial bottle it yom write tor H.
auilJiOtl'a com mUi and will care CNv
samptioa. pteoinnia, Rrottchili and all
Lsns: Trotible. Will core a coujrh or cW4
las day,aMl thna prevent arrlmw, mults.
It has been doina; th thlnr tar SO year.
. C. Writs ft co Le aw. N. V. -
ksrfs Clover Pool Tea corrects Mm &toavsxk
1
TELEGRAPHIC REPORT.
OP WORLD'S MARKETS
parallel with, and only a few raUa to
the. east of the meridian of Paris. Ul
timately theset," three 'lines prolonged
will meet the projected Trans-sah irsn
line from Algeria, and 00 give to the
French ,'the commercJal v and military
control of their immense West African
domain, from the Mediterranean to the
Atlantic on the west and the Bight of
Benin on the south
The Oermans apparently are no In
tbe same hurry to endow ther colony
of Togoland with railways, but are
giving attention In their uaual method-
Its
pro
teal manner to the development o(
resources, particularly in cotton
duction. . With this object in view they
brought over from this country some
little time ago a number of expert
negro cotton ; cultivators to Togoland.
and the first reports received describe
the experiment as promising great
cess..,.,
sue-
HeN
eeommends Chamberlain's Cough
Homedy. i
I have 'used Chamberlain's! Cough
Remedy tor a number of year and
have no hesitancy In-saying that It is
the best remedy for coughs, cold and
croup I baveever used in myj family.
I have not Wotnis to express my con
fidence In thls Remedy. -Mr. J. A.
Moore. North StafvMlchj For sale by
STONE'S DIIUO.STDRKS
OLIM ATE IT DOES
CHANGE.
NwT
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To tbe Students, Faculty, Trustees and
Friends of Willamette University,
at the M. E.' Church Tonijiht..
President J. II Coleman, of the Wil
lamette University, wilt, at 8 o'qlock
tonight. ijlve a receptl6H to the stu
dents, faculty, . trustees, and friends of
th University. t the First M. E.
4-hurrh. All friends of the old school
are Invited to be; present. A Short pro
gram will be rendered. Prof. F. Seley
hlng! charge of the music. Miss
Mabel ju Carter will render a choice s-iM-tlon
! during the evening. Adtniaslon
will be free, and refreshments will be
served to alt. I
The Jktard of Trustee of the I'nl
verslt.y held a brief business session
last niaht and discus.d the need of
the .old sehwir. The tard adjourned
to meet tomorrow evening at 7;30
'cl'M-k.
INSURANCE COMPANIES
MAKE THEIR PAYMENTS.
Ta see on Their Net Premium for 1901
Received from Them by the State
Treasurer Yesterday.
; At regular Intervals, eomepne more
or liw fot"d, advances the cfntentlon
that the climate of the MlddlV West
Is changing, that rainfall is Increasing
and the severity of winter Is relaxing.
AS matter , of fact, observations ex
tending over m pcrioa or roriy years
give no UPiort to the Idea that chang-
s are taking place. Climatic phonom-
ena-sare the result or operations or ucn
stupendous forces that real changes of
climate must be slow ahd the result of
correspondingly widespread and deeply-eat.-d
changoeNln physical changes.
Itainmaking humbug no longer has a
single. disciple. The"TPOsmIc and terrcs-tiai-agencies
that determine rainfall
are so tremendous that wtKmay safely
assume that on tne average ivsm not
be seriously altered within anrTiod
of time which is of pra'tical
to us. The simple, truth Is that
Middle West has been and will be sub
ject to periods of summer drouth and
to winters of extreme old at regularly
recurring Intervals. No change in In
our llmste Is taking plaro or, ,If it is.
the change la so slow as to Impercept
ible. So quit saying, "the climate Is
changing." . ; J
interest
hat theJ
Jw Art Tmmr KMarra t
'ttr. HoW'SMnMniaP11laeireall Mnf Ilia- "am-
US HflOMMl
RICANJI
WEST AFRICAN J RAILROADS.
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Great Britain and France Hurrying On
Construction.
West Africa Is entering on an era of
railway enterprise which wlU have an
irnfortant bearing on the politics! nd
commercial future of that, part :rf the
Dark Continent. In the' British protec
torate of Sierra Leone k line is under
construction into the j Interior ' from
Freetown, which wilt open up a fertile
country; a ad In. the Gold Coast Coly
another has already been built from
the coast to the Tarkwa oll fields and
U being prolonged to Koomassle, the
capital of tbe former kingdom of Ash
antL Owing lo its military Importance
a railway ha been carried at consld-
A number' of insurance mmrwin! eraoie cot from iago. in tne colony
, . . , .. . of Lago through to lbadon, with a
lolngr business In Oregon yeterday . Dranch Une th UmniiM Toraba city
pal I their tases on premium receipts to j of Abt cuta with its 1S0.000 Inhabi
ihe Htate Treasurer. They are: ' I tants; from , Ibadan the- line wliL be
The Lancashire Fire Ins. Co...$ i It on within- a ahort period, t
The Hartford Steam Boiler In- ,I1orin. and from there to some polo,
rptctlon A Ins. Co........... 12 M probaMy nabah. a th NIgr; and rt
Metropolitan. Plate 1 Has Ins. Co 4 t 1,1 construct a railway as
Missachnsctts: Vuitul t.ire iir Kir'y PsIWe frtmn the terminus of
A-.uiudi iier.eni ure jns. co...., r. ZQ
Aetna Life Ins. Co,,...
Liverpool It London it. Globe...
the Logo line on the Niger to Kane,
the capital of. Northern Nigeria, .to
ward Lake Terhad. . ,1;
In th French Weat Afifcaa colonies
railway -are being energetically push,
ed Into the inujrtor from, the coast; A
railwsy teveril hundred mile In
length already unite. St. Iruis on the
wenegai wim tne I'pper Niger and an-
I1AN8 APPRO VEDThe State
Ijsnd lUtard yesterday approved appli
cation for thirty-one loan, agregaiing
tns.sTJ, and rejyted two. for 45. The
board meets today to dispotw of a ou .n- other is about to be undertaken from
tlty of routine businesa. Kanaknr. on the roast a short distance
. !;north of the Sierra Leone protectorate,
FHt BETTER 'SCHOOLS. -On next threogh the Fouta, DJallon gold llelda
Saturday the school district boards of ta the uppr Nlgr. TJW moat important
Clackama eotinty will meet in Oregon line, ' however, la that which was be
Clty. when they win discus "School gun In Dabormr. It will run due north
Uuildings and Their Surroundings," t from. Torto Novo to Lay on the. Niger.
A MATCH-MAKING MATCH BOX.
. : .; . I ll l
v When Wm. F. Craig, of EvanWton
took the xver off a new match box what
he bought two months ago, he found
the name of Lillian Campbell of Mor
rloonvine. Pa, on a slip of paper on the
inside. Mr. Craig has now announced
his engagement to Miss Campbell,
though the two have never seen etu-h
other. Craig is a member of the
Evanston . Fire Department and is 28
years of age.
The match-boxes were made by
firm n Morrlsonville and Miss Camp
bell, who is a stenographer' In the tm
ploy of the company. In a spirit y of
fun, as she said later, put her name In
side one of them and asked the nnlk-r,
If an unmarried man. to write to hHr.
vraig acceptea tne invitation aiai a
correspondence : began which rljuHned
fast into a warm, friendship. . Art ex
cnange or photographs was made a
short time ago and now the fire, laddie
has announced hla betrothal. (Chicago
Record -Herald. i
Maude Why didn't
whetfe klsned you?
, Mitlicnt -I couldn't Just then,
after It? Was all over, what was
use?- Ohio State Journal.
you scream
nd
the
ty.
Money to Loan
on improved.rarm and city prppe
at lowest rates.
r THOMAS K. FOR
Over Ladd & Bush's Bank.
Salem, Oregon.
S; C. STONE, M D.
I'irOPRIETOR OF
IMS.
STONE'S DRUG
STi
ORES
SALEM. OREGON.
The stores (two In number), are lo
rated at , No. 233 and 237 Commerdlal
street, and are, well stoeked with
complete line of drugs and medicines,
toilet articles, perfumery, brushes, etc.
DR. STONE -
-
Hki had some 23 years' experience In
the xpractice of mrdiclne, and now
makesxno charge for oortuitati--n, ex
ami nation or prescription.
lie aoes cash business. ' lie neitner
buys on tltne nor sells on time. . Ledg
ers. Journals,day-boks. bookkeepels.
bill collectors, and all the modern para-
ajhernalia of credit drug stores, are ufn
known in his business, hence a full
stock and correct1 ortces.
f INK UCKNSK, A mar
waa Issuexi, yewterday, to
G
ftge llcen
Chor
Morley arwl Miss Eni;Oart
E. Given signing the aHlda
a witr
Mr
Work
There' no
tie workers Dr.
nils. . Millions are
Hours Day.
for those tireless 1
Ing's New
way busy.
t-
iJfe
cur
Ing TonId Liver, Jaundice. Bllloti
ness. Fever and Ague. They banllnh
Pick Headache, drive oirl Malaria
Never gripe or weaken. Small, taste
pice, work wonder. Try thethv 2tc.
at DR. STONE'S drug stores.
MARRIED.
SNYDER OIESY. At the residence of
-11. J, Hendricks, In Ha lem. Oregon. kn
Saturday evening. February 22. YMfl,
es
Received by the Statesman Daily from
Bolton p Ruyter oV Co. of Portland
" I e
--Pluotwations in the Eachangss of
Europe and America. . ;'
Xogan A Bryan's Chicago grain let
ter and latest .market quotations to
DoHon De Ruyter A Co. of Portland,
aelt by telegraph from Chicago. t the
trios of the market yesterday after.
noon, says; . , . '
t neat--IJverioolf , lower; pari. i
...... - '
to 1, hlgnerr Antwerp, unchanged. The
world" shipments 're e,so,ojO. The
amount on passage increased 24.fio'
TheLvlslble supply decreased I.oofl.ooo,
againstj a decrease of lt.nl.a Ut year,
and :1s now 63.400,000 Kalit 67.WH).Oisl.
Here the market was agsln weak and
loweti ' Conilnued favorable weather,
poor cash. . demand, alow speculative
support., and the prospecta of Inrreas
Ing receipts were the reuse. VTh re
walv decline, attended by liquidation.
The tendency.of price seem to us to b
lower. Cara 65. f v;
Corn Liverpool, 4 to Ti lower. The
visible aupply decreased 343.000 ssalnM
increase of 1,157,000 and Is now 10.700.noo
against 18,200.000. The tone of the mar
ket 1 heavy and the decline, has been
brought about by considerable scatter
ed liquidation. The high priced cereal
is the most bearish feature, but the
market ha been without cash demand
of any Importance for many, weeks, and
been supported by scattered speculative
buying. There is no Improvement that
we can see in the cash demand; larser
receipt are likely. .: We arc inclined to
think. it will keep iup for the time Ih-j
ing. Cars 833. . ; i
Oat-i-Th wndltlon in , corn . are I
nearly duplicated in. oat,-. except, that
inMay. there ii large concentrated
local holding., . ; The situation Is unfa
vorable, however, and 'the market in
an Illegitimate condition. The visible
supply dettreascd 278,000 snln.t 26."i.OtN),
last year and 1; now t.ooo.M'O against
10.000,000 last year. Estimated cars.
325. :. -. .i -
IroIsions Market steadier than in
grain. but tone heavy, and prices .
shade easier. Itwclpla of b Xt.wnn
against $0,000 Jasl ycar and . the' large
mm ement continues to be a dl.av
Iointmcnt to tbe. bulls.
Chieao Markets.
These Quotation are furnlshsd by
Bolton Do Ruyter A Co.. $-T Chsmber
of Commerce, Portland, members Chi
cago Board of Trade: V
Osen.
Wheat
Mar ........
Joiy ... ..
Corn ...
Maf
July .... i...
' t)u
May.....
July ......,
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Mtr .
Julr .... ....
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Mar .....
juir.......i
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July..,!-..,..
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irifO. I.9W. ClOM.
lt Mt'i
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41 lt" : !' l
3H 1'.
I SO
Sf
8 60
4
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-I 70
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I5TBI NEK'S MARK KT.
t'lilcketiK 7 lol H cnits.
THE MARKETS.
The lK-al market julMll.iia ycster '
day weiT. as follows; , -
W.hcal--S3 ftiils.
Oats-!5c whltt; M gray:' i-r -cental.
Hay Cheat. 7t7.60; clover, C t
7; timothy. fJ to Itf; win at, $7.' .
FJonr 70 and lj crtit per sack; $2.60
lo $3.20 x.r barrel.
Mill Feed Bran. $I7.CV. Iiorls, t5.-0.
2l(ei
t-r lb. tbujlng)-
Butter 20 to
Creamery, 27c.
Egga 15 cents cash. .'
Chikna 7 to cents;
lotk Gross, 4 cents.
Beef Steers, 3'4c; cows.
helfCrs, 3c, :
Mutton-heep, iQc.
. eal 4ljC, dressed. -j
Potatoes 60 to 65c per bushel.
Wool 11c to 13c
?'jc
good
Han
$1.08
Francisco, Fb. 24. Wheat ?ca1i.
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Gksy to David
Ii.
Mis Augusta
.-Snyder.", ";..- f.. ; - .--'
The wedding ceremony was condu
by Rev. W. C. Kantner. of the Flk-st
Congregational church. In the presence
of only a few relative and int. im Me
friends of the contracting part Us. Thy
left on last: evening'a train for San
Francisco. 7
Mi Uly is well known in Salem
and Marion county where she has sj4't
her whole hfe, first at Aurora and. d
ing the past doxen years or more,
Salem. Her friends here and where
rjim tm avnown, are legion, and tna
were the tokens of kind rernrtnbraaee
to her upon t hi the most important
event of her Jife. X .
jr.'-;nnyaer is the traveling rcireeht-
afire of The MarMIIlan Comoanv. the
great, btwdc puVlUher ot , - ,V Yofk.M
na 1.1. ....... . f . . - v.t.1. i
tTif.,, .a'1'jirH f ,ew p fr it
t'ity. , Buthi home and buslaeas-Jnt
est mtt at Wllrnerding. a suburb
Mr. Snyder t U s
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ny
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. . THE MARKETS. '
IORTLANI. Or., Feb. 24. Wheat.
Walla Walla. .5r; Uluestem,; c.
Tacomn.! Feb
.66-; Club, Cra.'
24. Wheat. Bluestem.
Chlcsa Feb. 24. Wheat,- May. open.
Ing. 774C-Vlosing. 73S73c. Barley,
Cic. Flax. $!.; North westerrn $t VI
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BALFOUB, GUTHRIE & CO.
y Buyers and Khlpprs
Pitta but g, 1a
class business roan and every ljebf
gentleman. : jiei has been known eisjce
boyhood by some of tbe people of s
Mr. and Mr. ny6tr w 111 tr-e
mom', month on this coast, while Mr.
Snyder continue on the road represeht-1
Ing his house, and it Is fxslbl Mt I
Mr. Snyder will accompany him on his !
travel throughout the East and Souh. f
He ha been on the road for ten yesjr. j
representing various book house. In
cluding tb Bible house of James Pott
& Co.
Dealers fn
Hop Brora' Supplies
Warehouses t ,
TfftNKR. MACLKAY.
lit ATI 'M. iHlfXMH.
SlfAW. SALEM. .
SWITZERLAND.
MFOR1. OF "ROYAL"
FLOUR.
J. 0. GRAHAM,
Uizzztt
207 Commercial .gt., Salem.
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