J 'WEEKt,T'0RECl05v STATESSTXIFIIIDAT. "DECEMBER 23:- 1903.
J
IS NOV ASSURED
SALEM W11X HAVE NEW TIIEAT-
xa roa inj ii class vaude-
i-VILLE ATTRACTIONS.'
COLILIISSIONERSf '
COURT
DECEMBER , f -EM, 1903.
gHngcr Building Leased to P. A. Wll-;
son, of Seattle, and Work of Ee-' ,r
modeling m seEin u unc Attrae-!
tlons Will B Strictly Fir, Class
To Open January 4.
Bridge. , "
, Claimed-
de Co4 u. M..;..tiso.oo
Cliae. V, M.. . ; . . . . 20 .00
Boadi sod Highways.
FESTIVE PIGSKIN!
Adiemaa, John
Boutley, I). S. . .
Booth-, John IL......
Boehsler, Chas. V.....
Britner C. J ......... .
Brown Son, L.. -
'ap. ; LelT.b. Co.. . . ....
Capital btiAles . .....
Cote Bros. 6i (o......
be Klioger building, oo tLe north ideifn,VvfJ"-
if State street, tor a . period or ' one i)S!T hT "'
v(Krom Thursday 's Daily.)
flero Is to Lat e a first elasa vande
viUe.'tbe&ter ' and' the work of prepar
leg a suitable building will te began
at .once. A contract for the lease ,cf
tie
Tar; bai Uwn dram MtrivV V. t tj -r.n -vr.
S. Wilson, of Seattle, and M. Klinger, ilaic, Victor .", ..'..
the wer The eoatract haa beeajDcneer.-Ed, .... ""
signed and the venture, which will be; Ieata4 Fred .!."
the first f7 its kind ever undertaken! Downing Everett,!!
in the Capital City, is now assured. Mr. i Dove, Wilbur . . . ,"
Wilson, who is an experienced ahow-tufcabirvjClvde.f."
man, is confident that bis Undertaking t Bit mar, tY'A. Y '
will meet .with- success, Vad . willing Karl, U.,lS.. '''ZJ.Y.W
to expend a eonsiderame snmj of nonev j English.' Willis
to place the building In a suitable n-'Ekew, Jl M. .. '
dition Tor the same. He proposes to Garnjobst, ! Win. . ' .
bring here vaudeville attractions of a (Oeutrr wi T '
high clas order only, such as will af-! O,' jr j V"" '
ford agreeable entertainment to the j Grim, Thurst
very best class of theater-goers. He Uncsleyr dove
will run bis bous along strict lines f Hepburn, Albert
t i J r ' ' IO ) "iV Adolpb
Tbs tttiWmg which has been secured
3.20
- 10.00
12. 00-Cont'd.
Allowed.
150.0C
20.
i
3.20 i
10.00 i
9. t a
.
41. 5d
120, S7
10.00
: 20,72
34.55
1.50
4 .50 -
2.00
h. SI
9.00
.3.00
2.20
6.40
6.25
2.45
1.50
31.75
'.1.50
6.
75
41.59
120.87
10.00 f
.20.7!
34.
l:
501
50 J
2.86
.2.00
: S.81I
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3.00 1
2.20 !
6.40!
6.25
2.45
1.50
1.50
LAST FOOT BALL' GAME OF SEA
- SON WILL BE FLAYED ON
WILLAMETTE FIELD.
" ; - --, ' t
Cbemawa. Indites an Multnomah See-
ood Team to Contest for Supremacy
- on the; Gridiron at 2 O'clofck Thiij
Afternoon Indians Hop to Eren Up i
. Old Scores. - I
S.fM ContM.
for j the - purpose will be entirety rv
waalM. A partitioa will, be; "built
.through the middle of the spacious
room on the ground floor, and the west
half "will be transiormel into tai neat
and up-to-date theaten A, false' floor
will be placed in the rnom. to provide
far raied Meats, ana the stage will oc
cupy a. position, in the rear end. - The
front of the building will alv be re
modeled, and Kuppliel with fancy plate
glass, and, it . is thei iatentionj of Mr.
VVilsoa to make the place' attractive tn
the outside as well m the inside. ler
niission has been seeured from he city
council to suspend an electric light sign,
twelve feet in length, aeros the1 sid'
x4nk in front of the building, and this
itself will be an attractive feature.,
Jin the exst half of the lirge room
will be' installed a confectionery and
eigat stand, ana an alley way through
this room will provide a way of exit
frm the theater, which will bo lined
with large plate glass mirrors,-for the
convenience of the lady patrons. The
main c-nfrance, ' howevjr, will : be in
front of the theater proper,' the aide
at ranee to be only an additional con
venience. No intoxicating, liquors of
any kind will be permittel in the th e
ater; neither in front nor tiehind "the
wene,V Wd everj-thing will be trA'
dnc.ted on a strictly first elass plnn.
Mr.. Wlon expects to open his theater
en January 4, and will glve three, per
formances each Aay, one in the after
tvoon and two in the evening. '.The
rice of admission' to each- performance
will probably be from 10 to 20 cents;
in faV the manager -is now seriouidy
eonsideriog. he .ad t inability of fixing
the admiwion ar 10 cents. Mraighi.fTho
new theater wilt be on the lMinon cir
cuit, which is en ' asi'dranee that only
tne best class of r.t tract Ions will be
billed.. There are five. thestcr of thin
class in catJl and one in I'ortltn 1,
had all are receiving the, patronage -f
the best claws of people, and are doing
a thriving business. The managersrT
these Louss make a- special effort to
secure attractions suitable' for-the en
jtertainnicDt of . ladies and children,
jwfiich is the means if drawing a large
jafternoon patronage. Xs .
j Mr. Wiison in roaicing elaborate Wen-
arations for his Halem venture and pro
poses to spend from $1500 to 20O n
remodelingthe building, besides carry
ing out other details at ho small rx
peqse. It is hoped that. the venttlre will
proVo a' success and that the new the
ater may become a permanent ' play
house in Salem. 1 " . ?
Hobart, A .LP.
Hobart, S. T. . .
KauCmau, K. 1L . .
Lampavau, C. r
Itng Conrad . .
Lathrop, "has. . . . .
Martin, Kili. ... J.
Mascy, j. . . . ...-.. .
Miller, J.T1-. .. .. ..
Montgomery, K. K. ;
Montgomery, Frank
Morley. Walter . ..
J
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BASSET SOCIAL.
Enjoyable School Entertainment at the
Queeuer School Last Friday
, Evening., . ' .'A.-V.
was
two
" (From ThutsdayV Daily.) ; !
An intciMiEJ?"'et'rta-injn-,ttt
held at' the Oueener s'hot house.
miles south of Ktayton, on the-evening
of December IS, followed by a Ivasktt
Focial. which netted $35.05. The money
thus raised geies toward buying a aew
nrcin for' the school house. -
There was a jolly erwa id atteml
nnce, tne nouse ,ieing jihi- "
flowing, and everylxvly ' seeine-l happy
and contented; "for tk- av to a
man's heart is by his stomach.". ad
these ladies understood : getting there.
An excellent acHtol is reported at this
place, being taught by Mr. W. H.
JVson. . ' . -
Paid by. Owners.
3.00
4.50
' 3.00
7.50
1.25
. 7.25
3;00
29.06
5.25
4.50
2 .-20
1.00
.00
1.50
6.00 .
3.00
52.06 '
Olsen, Martini. . 13.00
Ohmart, ltoy.-V. J. 6.25
OUon," Martin : . . . ' 7.0
Hamsev, tlyd j .. .... 4.50
KicUlRrt, E. V. .. i . . 1.51
Uorlon, A. K. . . . . 3. W
Koek, led i ; . . 1 . . i. 4.05
K nmbangh, Clyde .... 1 . 50
.Shott, Louis ...... 12.00
Shepherd.' Adam' . . . . 9.00
Shaw, Ilarrv .- 2.20
Shultz, L.i 1 .50
Siewert, A. A. ; . . . . . 13.50
Siewert, A. D. .! ... .. , . 1 9 . 5
Siewert, D.-. . J. .. . . 13.30
Hiewert, I'.. C. . . . . . 3.00
Smith-, Martin .... . : 3.00 .
Smith, C..E. .w .J. . . . : 3.00-
Knydcr. A. f..,... 4.30
Stowell, A. C. . . . 12.00
Rtigmire, John ...... ' 2.0"
Tucker, A." IV k Hon ". . 7. SO
Vandale, J. IK-. ..... U.o
Vaoghw.'' Ftslixr,.4f . 1 V
Voget4 Bros. .1 . " i , . 23 ,2H ;
Wade, It M. & Co. .t. . .35
Wal kerr C; V. ; . . . 41 . 73
Wagner. D. F. .'" .. 8.00 r
White, Will . I . 1.50
Wrggras, F; A.v. . . 3.73
Wrny,K,,M. ' i, . . : .2.00
j Current Expense. -
nurghardt Co,...; S.4
crolbath. U I. i..r 5,00
Drake, Geo. . . . ... . . 2.X
Gervais Wkly Star;. 4.50
Dietzgenj Kngentt. . . . 34.1.
Hart, J.-N. 3.s.
llerriek. )L It. Jr. - 3.25 "
McCorkli. M. A. . . . : 2 . 00
Fatton'Hros. .. . s, 4".r0
Uoland, John W. .. 1.00
Kichardson, W. V.. ... l.CR
Heott,M. II. ... - 3.25
lae, U.-nry ." 5.00
Kiegmund. J. C ...... 6.00
Hiatesmau Job OtKce.. 7.25
; ' ; 'Court House Expense.
Citueit I I T. Co. 45.00
P. Utaes T. St. T. Co.. . 15. SO
Koilgers Ooo. F. .... "".to
Salcna Mater Co. .. ... 22.15
HiatesrWan Job CHble. 8.00
batten. F. A- . . . i . . 2.' ;
" .3.00:
4.50 1
.3. CO
7.50
1.25
; 7.25
3.00:
29.96
5.25
.4.50
. 2.20
1.00.
6.00
1.50
6.00
3.00
52.06
2.25
13.00
6.25
5.25
4.50
1;50
3; 00
4.15
!.&.
1 12. 0O
0.CKI
2.20
1.50
13.50
19.50
I3.t50
. 3.00
3.00
3.tK
4,iil
1.5Q
7.50
9.00
r.l.r.0
23.26,
.35.
41.73
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3.75
2.00
r At
! .40
5.00
4.50
"31.1
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"3.25
2,00
47.00
1.00
l.8
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6.00
Aboolutcly Puro
WEIiE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
Small, Kube" '. .
Stastny, John '.
Thpmas, Koy . .
Townsen L.
Waterman, B.-.
3.0i)
12.00
t.5i
3.00
75.00
H. 5
21.0O
17.40
Jostice Court.
3.85
2.80,
5.3rt
9.2
5. 45
2. SO
4.05
l.Sff.
Juiah, N. J. . .
Oihaon. f- W.
Horgao, E, I.
IWts. John li.
Uorgaa, 1Z. D. .
CollKHh.;"!!. II.
Urgrin. il- D
Lewiv J H-i
j Cirenit Court.
W- f- .. - 2.2"
Xewtcut.r Mrs. Th. 2.20
Palmer! Jl. F- ....... 2.2
-jRrowti.'-l'uiina M 13.
Coroner's Ofitcs.
5.00
6.20
I.vm h'.
44.10
15.5
77.10
23. 15
8.00
2.50
3.85
' 2.0
.3
M.20
5.45
2.50
4.05
2.2'
1...73
. 3.00
12.00
. ij . IS .0 .......
- ' ; 5-25 .5.25
.Election Expanse. ,
Culve WJ.L...- 10.0 10.00
Fideli ty Lodge No. 36 2 .30 ; 2 . 50
' " Jail Account.'
Celbath, I'-.B. ..ip 90,30 90. 3)
' Assessor's Office.
IC, A. A. .. .. ...$ 24.00 24.W)
. .Bebate Account.
Turner i Jnman 5.W 4
Stock Inspector.
Kcele-r, I. If. . . .. 75.0 $
Statesman Puh. Co. , ; 10.25 -Milev,
Wm. .. .... .. 21.00
Necdham. I. C. ...... 17.40
In the ,matter of the petition of
T). N. Drown et al for the location of
i county road. Dismissed.
In; the matter of the petition of
Ichabod Barager and Krnesf Itaragcr
for the location of a county road.
Board of coujity road viewers to meet
December IS r,03, to survey and locate
said county road and make repOrt to
county court at ritxt regular session.
. In the niittrr of " paying : taxes on
property bought in at tax sale for. the
year 1100, by Marion county. Ordered
that! a 'warrant te 'drawn on the general
fund In pavment oF- taxes for the vear
1&02L. - . '' ii.
"In the matter of the resignation of
T.-W, Rutherford as. Justice of the
Peace for Marion' dUtricf. Aecpted.
., SIOOREWABD JSlOO. t'i'i '
. The 'readers of this paper "win be
pleased to lee. m that there is at least
one. deaded disease that selence has
been able to cure a all itn taces. And
that i! Catarrh llaJl'Sf Catarrh. Cure
Is the only poeltive cure known to 'the
medieal fraternity. ' Catarrh being a
j constitutional disease, riniuJ res a con
stitutional .treatment. - liqirs , Catarrh
Cure is taken Internally., acting direct
ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system, thereby? destroying the
foundation of the dlsehse. and giving
the patient strength byibufKUng up th
constltutSoi) and assisting nature in do
Inz its work-' The proprietors have o
much faith in Its curative powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for list
of testimonials. i .
Address, K. Jj CHEKT CO To
ledo, Ohio. . ' J '
Hrid by druj3ttsts. 7$c? !
Hall's Family Pilia ajre the best.
ANOTHER BRICK
HANDSOME BUSINESS STRUCTURE
' TOhEE EEECTED BY BBEWEE ;
DRUG COMPANyX
Building to " Cost $6000 and Will Be
' Modern "In Architecture .and Convec
: ient in ' 4 Arrangement Erection of
Brick. Will Open Building Sea -on for
1904 Work Commenced., .
The pleasure loving public will bej
given an opportunity to witness a fine!
exhibition of football cn Willamette
field this afternoon. Chiistmas football
m & a K,-a tnni, tuun iiAtinlflr u itll Si .
I " - i
Ida people, as well as in other cities.;
and some of the best games of .the-sea-
son are always scheduled for that day.
Appreciating this fact, the manager of j
the Chemawa Indian team has arranged )
for a game with Multnomah second
team, to be played on Willamette field,
and called at 2 o'clock p. m. "
The Indians have always been ac- j
knowledged as masters at. the game of;
football, and are vcrv popular wit h1
ithe general public, and this game will;
ij prove of especial interest, when it' is?
J known t hit there is a ossibility, nd 1
I a great probability, of. the Multnomah;
'bovs being huinilitated bv defeat. j
With tee Athletic Ciuh, the players;
are all grown men who have had iong'
experience in kicking the pigskin, so j
there, is , vcrv little difference betttten
j the first and second . teams. With t he ,
remembrance f the" severe "drubbing j
which was administered tohemawa by
the first team from Fori land, there wiili
be great .jlca!ure over the proipfet .of
returning the compliment. -V j
This is abo the last fw'tl-all geme f f
the season. in Salem, and the lovers of I
this royal sport will not ' miss the op
portunity of witnessing it, after having
enjoyed a bountiful Christmas, dinner.
w
e riave n
Your wife wants it. vYou Imy it and
. all ot ns will be Iiapp - ; C ;
A ! Iir-noonV ft llnflrAr n I loci.- n Tnlllft. a PlCl-
ure;
China
Tree,
The great popularity of ill5. se things as holi
day (gifts is attested by tlifiir rapid sale during
the past week. r ' :
We will be able to deliver every tinng ii
' "-, . .. . . . - - ' ' . .: - ' -
i and Book Case, a Sideboard, u uimei, iuv
Closet; a.iing, an Art iuare: arii-"
ra Dinning Earldr or Library Taoie, a uov
time.
:- . . i
Tho House
Furnishin
Stores: Salem and Albany
Gompan
y
r ' (From Thursday 's Daily.)
. Another 'substantial brick building is
to be added to Salem ' inajy handsome
structure. The Brewer Drug Company,
recently . oiganizod and . incorporated,
ndcr the Oregon laws, of which Dr. J.
H. Brewer, of this eitjyis the principal
stockholder, has a force of men jt work
excavating, preparatory to the erection
of a moleVn --brick building, on the
northeast cottier of-Cjjurt. and Iiberty
fitreet. -;Dr. Brewer, some , t ime ago,
purchased the corner lot, off ' what is
known Ja the Ibwland propertv, being
owned hf, .and for . mahv-- venrs t iJ
home of Dr. and Mrs,i I. L. Bowland,!:,
and later. the lot was tra,n?f erred to the
jconipany
1 feet.
Clouih. A. JL .
Cloogh, A. M. -Clongh.
A. M. .
Cone. Ai U. ...
Lewis, L. If.
Kinvon,' J. F. . j
Wimble, F. C . .
WimMe. r. .
Wo,drotl.'K. i -Kchurer.'
AV. R. .
Marreck K- If.
IarntMll. V. v.
(From ThtSrsday V Daily.
A short -time ago a-correspondent of (Barman, Lewi
the Statesman intimate,! that tuere
was loose work id - the graveling f
Commercial and other streets doten
vcars since. It wwdd seem tberf eer-
tainlr was. It was thought
more than $0 per
that not
cent of the money (Sawders Alfred
.,.-. e-.. .tuiiiN Mit into the
improvement of the streets, and tfcat
the "selcctM (seleeted by eoatractors)
gravel V was selected -f cotirs, from
the most -easily obtained. A Salem
publication has state,! that
streets have up to this time -been built
..ut of general taxes. The fact th.t
all eo2deraMe improvrirent of the
business strict of the iown. . . .
the owners - "
fitrsioe. tt. O.
Withv. Carey W . .
Mclatnsh.-John W."
K-aa Wm.
l1nardf.Eva
1-ecn paid "for by
abutting property:
CITIZF.X.
2H.70
1.00
1,00
1.00
1.00
1.0.1
i.rsi
1.70
1.00
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.70.
1.70
1.70
.1.70.
10.fi
THE MINNIE HEALY CASE.
Sanlers, Will E. ; v.
teiv, Pr. Ik 1
' '.. Poor Aeconnt.
1o.TgK4A. M. v.. v..$
High. M. M v,.-
IV States T. t Tel. r. l.
: Eoad and Hijhway'
:, ' 6.oo
. . 1 .5
.127.8J
... 15.75
6.73
9.01
Claireett. C. . . .
Clarpool. ' Wm. -. -,
Dot v. 1..R-
EwaUU.F. 0. ..
Hughe-, O. C. .
Keech, tcorge .r
Kestr.F. O. . ..-
illtonr. CLas.
HELENA, Dec. 23.-Th hearing on ;jurP9ee, J. B
tho order to show rause why an if"1' iMsoa.-H
tion should not issue to prevent tri,'r! Monitor Tr.-s.liag Co...
mining in the Minnie Healy KMi.tiOjf Monf Bol t.
the determining of the appe' .fT?T eedbam, I. f.
Judge Olanev'a decision was e..memdt;d Katei,elurg, F.-....'-
iu the -ipri:me ewurt this afternoon RWkrflt n. u
and the r:hfi SHbm'Mel. . T ".... . iRiiFell; C .
- ; mm " - iRu.ell. Mov
Le:a bUa'ss at JSUtosma'a Job Offi Scftoir.. N. F- ,.
13.50
5.25
7.50
4.00
1.50
10.51
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15-00.
t 5.00
6.00
28.10
c l.tm
1 .00
1.00
I. CO
1.0)
!. l.oo'
1.70
1.00
1.70
1.70
. 1.70
1.70
1.T0
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.70
lrt.60
t 5. CO
95.
1.50
f 3.1'si
6.V
1.50
127.85
2.25
3.O.
15.75
6 . 75
9.t
13.50
CITIZENS ELATED.
Def sated Both ' People's' ' and
dependent" Tickets in the
.Monmouth Election. ;
In-
1
The election hela .n this town on
Monday, Ieceroler 2L resulted' in - a
vinery for 'the citizen . every .'man
nvn0 which ticket elected. The
opposing ffces were " t he ' people's"
and independents."' ttriffa, the de
feated candidate- for snarwhal, was on
both of, the latter tiektts. but was le
fcated.. Newly elected officers folios:
For mayor IL Hawley... "
For reeorder J. Sampson. .
t Tor marshal W. O. Meadow.
Fr treasurer Ira C. I'owe-ll. ? -
For councilmen II. II." Hosner, 9i.
Mulkey. , , ' ;
: Monmeruth, preg!m s Dteenilr 22."
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE OAY
fake Laxative Brotno Quinine Tablets
All drugs-tsta refund th money If It
falls t cure. E. W. Grove'a signature
la on each box. ?$c - l' "-A
Brewjc .Irug t.'Qjupapy,. ,'f bis &
will Ibuild a brick bloek, 25x57.1
and ,tW6'-'stories- high?1 The1' building5
willjbc strictly -up to date- in srehitcc
turej and will have all the modern -cof,
vchieiiees. The brick--arorkrw-fll be done
under t he .urvion jFruk, Lonon
and 'it Is ilxb. inf tot ton o'f "the'"ci)mpany
to make it one of th"enio!t attractive
business bloeks in the city.' ;:
The : building will' front on Cinirt
street, and t'.je .entrance .to thi scond
story
street
in'odefh and" ''convenient store,' rooji
while he MHiOnd - flor 'will contain
many oHiee and other-rooms. The front
of the new. business block will be pro
vided with fine" plate glas, and the
building will alo have, a spacious base
ment. The estimated cost is about
$6000, and will be a valuable addition
to the Capital City ..'s .rapidly growing
busi-.ehs center
. It is not known what kind of ,s busi
ness will be' establihhed in the new
store room when eompleted. but " there
is no doubt 'but., that, there- will be
pb-nty of applications for the ue of
the new building. The erection of this
lrU-k will ojen the building season for
the coming , year, ami - judging . from
present indications, Salem will bavo a
''genuine'' building "boom, in 190:,
HEE LOVE WAS BUND.
Pretty , Montana . Girl Weds a Homely
Son of the Flowery , ,
' Kingdom.' '
ARE ABOUT READY.
History of Second - Oregon Will
Distributed After First
of. Tear.
Be
(Front Thursday's Daily.)
Adjutant General W. E. Finaef was
in the city yesterday looking after the
matter of the printing and disirfhntion
of the history ef the Second Oregon
Regiment, during the Spanish-American
Wars. 15oO copies5 of which. were or
ilerssl nrinted' bv an act pass"1! at the
last session of the 5 Legilture for dis-i
. . . . ' . M
tribntma amoug rue privaim i iae
regiment. These looks are now nt of
the hands. of therprinter and ia the
hands of the binder, and it is expected
the distribution of them C trill, eom
recnee shortly after the first or the
coming year. .- f J ' ' - ;...";.;,',
i CHARGED WITH MURDER.
DES MOINES 1- Dee. 3. Winnie
Reader, or Mrs. Walter Halbaeh, the
actress, within twenty-four tonrs after
returning home, swore oat as informa
tion charging her tep father, C. W.
Graves, with the murder of her raothr.
The eoroner V jury had returned a ver
dict to the effeet tl s.t Mrs. Graves fc 1
been choked t death and fire had 1-eee
u-.Tile.l t ker lody afterwartb Mrs.
. -.l. .krral -r-ndv rwas 1 oead la
l5ol'Vri.ly:": Crave" i now in jaiU: ,j
7.5AJ
.1.30
10.50
1 HUTTE, Mont, Dee. 22 Kather than
stand trial, Charley Kain, a Saa Fran
cisco Chinaman, - yesterday afternoon
married Leta MeCcrmiekj a pretty 18-yejkr-old
girl of Li vingstOa.Motit, while
nijder the guard of two oftieers. Kam
conducted a restaurant, for a while at
llirinjjston and Miss MeCotiuiek .was
one of his patrons. Their aeriuaiatance
ripenel into love. ' 4 .,'
, Kam disappeared one day ond ." the
girl followel him to this city, wlu-re
site felate-I hex story to the nicers.
The Celestial was finally . apprebende.!
at Focatello and returned to Butte., He
disclaimed aay intention f abandon
ing the young woman and prof civi a
willingness to tosrrr her at oriee. T
make his argument I, Kam said he
was able to taae care ot a wire, and, to
the snfprUe of the cfliceis, pulled aboat
sa"St0 in bills 'from t'he hosom.'of his
shirt. ""After the wedding Kaia pur
chased iekets for himself and wife to
Portland, .whence he -goes to Hong
kong. .... - , , -.
The friends cf MI?' McCormki; are
at a b-.! t expLtin be strange affec
tion for the Chinaman, . who is one of
the Jiomliest of his race.' - - .
i ; HOW; TO FEE VENT CEOUP.
It will be good newisxto the mothers
of small children to lekrn that croup
ean; te prevented. The flrst. sign of
crpup.Is hoarseness. A day or two be-
-bourse. This is soon followed by a
peculiar, rouh cough. Give Chamber-1
Iain's Cougrh Remedy freely as soon ss
the rouirh cough appears, and it will
dispel all symptoms of croup. Jn this
n-ay all danger and anxiety may iw
avoided. This remedy is used by I
many thousands of mothers and has
never been known to fall. It is, in
fact, the only remedy that can. always
be depended upon and that is pleasant
and safe to take. -For sale by Dan. J.
Frj druggist. Salem,, Oregon.' I
Merry Xmas and Happy Now Year.
ivhen I came to SAle:n, about four Nonths ago, I advertised
(o clJso out certain lines of coods. This 1 hive about rocoiu
plished, as thcrt- are few articles in those lines left. Our many
patrons know where to trade when they ncd e;o;ds in our line,
and have takcu advantage of the rrreat bargain ?ale which we
haveibeeu holding for the past four months. Only lasteek we
adyerti-tl a social sale on .Mackintoshes. The.ncxt day we
clost! out 4,'T, Other goods have gone at the same Fate, r
When I came, to Salem I intended to return to Portland
when T had dosed out certain lines, but the longer I remain in
in v old home townHhe more I wish to locate here. Many ot my
fnVnds are here whom I have known almost from WIiockT. I
likje the citv and Usurroundings. -I have lein well treatcxl, and
my jlatrons urgo that I should remain with them. I am at pri?
ent undecided whether to return to Portland or locate here. If
the latter is my decision, I shall open out a nice, clean, up-to-date
men's clothing and genU furiushing goody store, which 1 am sure
will meet the approval of the most critical and' more than pica
my many friends. Thus sayeth , T
irriTnfcinvnT Rsi the poor
IT li u iu 1 vii im i N
149 STATE STREET.
MAN'S FRIEND
INFANT MARRIAGES.
According to a receat eeosus reiMTrt,
113 Iw'v a ndt i7 girls,, under one yeajr
of age' wcr rna'tried i"lndrailnrlng a
single yi ar"1' TW tceei-il" ' dwlng'. -the
tame year :pfi marriage of children un
der fise years was, 297; , ftM-u b?i"s- and
333t "for irjs. . Xh a eonsequence of
this state of affairs.: at the time the
crnsus was takenrwtnoweTS and 27
k ido ws in5MT(J Pf 3 " J"a r;- 5rd 4 nd some
30 less, t ha u fivejyeas eid. The evil
reWhlts of this svstem haVe been so ex
treme and' alarming amonp 'certain' of
1 1 i n. 1 dl., - Ho -l.i It koa l.tnttf
$ will be at the rear on libmyfheen drafted in the proYH'ce.of. Barod'a
t. The ground .floor "is to furnish whi:-h limits vthe marriageable age' at
H years for boys and 14 years for
girls. -Harper 'jn Weekly. ' ? '
. i '"
The other day' be funned the ac
quaintance of on of New York 's prom
inent politician and his new ajupiaint
anee. thinking him to 1h' an ex-judge of
the county in which he was residing,
sskel him in an informal way how long
it-was since e ljad Wn on the bench.
WhV, Idess yoiu' said the judge"
I haven't ' waxol a thread for over
twenty-two years. The business is
done differently. ) now, since all thjee
machines. wer- introluced."
'Yes, that s so,',' said the interroga
tor,, aciqui.escing. to what" he thought
was be ."judge -s'.' jwlitical view It
the present state of affair-, i"They
certainly know bow to handle them.
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- EEVOLUnON IMMINENT, '
A Sure slffn- of approaching revolt
a,nd serious 'trouble in your system is
nervousness, sleeplessness, or : stomach
upsets. Electric Bitters will quickly
dismember the troublesome cause. It
never falls to tone the atomaeSi, regu
late' the kidneys and bowels,, stimulate
the' liver, and clarify the blood. Hun
down system benefit particularly and
all the usual attending aches vanish
under its searching and. thorough ef
fectiveness. Electric Bitters is-only
60c, and that is returned if It don't
a-lve perfect satisfaction. Guaranteed
by O. J. Fry. druggist.
'. TIME RIPE FOB TREATY.
GUILTY OF MURDER. ;
Mrs. Mary A. Rogers . Convicted
XilllBg Her Husband In '
' Yenacnt Totra.
ef
Presbyterian Ministers Say United
States and Great Britain Should
Arbitrate Differences.
NEW TOI.'K, Dee. 22. A special
committee of the Presbyterian Miui
ters Association r-ppoititel to study
the nefiori of artdtration le1 ween the
Cnitcl States, and Great Britain has
alopted re.vklutions doclarieg that the
time is ripe for the conclusion of a con
vention capable ef being applie.1 to all
fjneiios of' difference thJt"lay -.arise
Wt ween' the two eonntriev
7 BOTH WOOD AND COAL.
' ,
' '"' Also headfiuarters for lime, Hair, Cement and Piaster,
Fire Brickiarid Fire CI ar, Adamant FJaster, Chimney
Pipe and Sewer Pipe, jiuildiiig l'ltper, -lith, Cedar
Posts, Shingles, Sand and (?ravel. - ; ,: . -
,f .A GENERAL, TRANSFER BUSlNEfift' DONE.
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT
319 Front St.
RESIDENCE PHONE -
Phone RIain 301 .
- ; ' K -v ' - :v' : ' BLUE OO 5.
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Capital National
riksailKj
Only National Bank in Mar-
ion County -Transacts aj
general baukirjg business. ;
' OFFICER "
J. M. Altet - te Aidant
E. M. Crolkan ' ' Vlca-Was
J. M. AltMet. ' . Chle
; Savings Bank ;
Dejartnient oilers . Intluee
tueuts to thorn who wlub to
save money, lib ptial 1 J thM
who can save only iu syjall
atutuints, ajru to those who
"have money 011 hand .which
is not earuiug, interest."
. leposits of 6ne dollsr or
mole raeilved at'auy time.
Fass book issued toTaoh le-
iKsitor. luU'rest credited 011
anuary 1, and July 1.
Nasal
CATARRH
In s!t Us stage . .
Ely's CrE3n Balm
cicsnst-Sj-Boot- sl bra Is
the li't4 tnmtriri.i
It tafrt9tiirfk an4 dr'it rS -
if a cold ia tht hU j
qiwOklT.
Cream llatia U j4arrl tr.tntlie BrxATif.fprmio
(rrrr the BH-mhrsiiw sn4 i .' 0. KeiStfislmr
iMd"e stui-S Crafo'Jown. It Is t.lrjing4-i!"
Dot j.rx!iiro i:trtiiv:y Large Size, 60 Cent airPnij;
jiet. or by ; TViai SUc; IS cTit. " 'j,
KI.T 1IUOT11KI-S, 66 Warrentr.-t. ?Tw iYork
ECS
jwm f-nTa im -.far
ImHian'
fcisjts an
wsjrvcs atcstcsc e.. mi t. i.ae.
rrrr; ,. j'.r
Mnm-
Organised ,
1834. ,
$14 270 113 .
Insurance
In force.
Saved our
members
In Ml
U.K. JshstM
lalem. Ore.
Agent for
Marlon Co.
A.CCfeaerilrr
tsecy,
' McMlnn
vllie. Or.
Salem Iron Worlis
H. M. tDGAK, Man.
-! Vj-rt 8;r VIHB.. Si J ... .... -..., HUUi
ttZ&rr n AU Klnds of MacfiineW'ork, Ca.n
W jincsn Etc House castliics a snc-
Sold In .Sale 1 By S. C. 'Stone
IIELLO CENTRAL, GIVE
' . . " , HE A VEX.
min'tltV. W hare' o ;laiM IaI.
1-- J - , - - J v . imiv 1
Window weignuj of all standard
'sizes, also cast washers. Give u
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B1LVXIXGTOX, .Vt, Ie. 22,-lrs.
Mary A-lloger wa lo-lsy -foacd guilty
of murder -in the first degree of silling
her hnsJUsnJ, 3Iarcn IK Bogers, Acgttst
12, 1 1902. The verdict eaxried the
death penalty. Irs. HogerSj met her
hi'shao.l. f ftvTt whom she was separated,
on pretense t affeetiog reconciliation.
nnt. assleil by ' Lern Perhala and
Siella Ilatts. gave bin eklorfrnv The
lio-ly wj throw into- the. rivers Lwe
for acot Le ma a. and a lej-ire to' get
her. hnsKind s life iasirane were the
alleged "n-oiivea. " ' "- ' ,. .-..
IT WIU. SUBPKIS. .YOU-rTBY IT.
It is .the mediciae. above all others
tor catarrh" and is worth its weight ia
gold. : Klv's Cream Balm does all that
j is ebiniol for it. B, W. Sperrr, Hart-
' r 1 ...
iori, i.oan. .
, Mr sw was afnicted with catarrh,
lie used Ely's Cream Balm and the dis
agreeable eatarrh all left hira.J.-C
Qlrastead, Areola, IIL ' -t
The. Balai does not irritate or cause
saeeaiagr ri'i jv nroggists at &o cents
Pra'I'm-aoai and lonely
Sobbed. . tearf nl little child. I
Since dear' Mamma's gone tt hn
Papa darling you'ie not smiled,
I will speak to her and tell ner. 1
That w? want her to come borne.
i Just you listen and I'll call her i
Through th telephone.
- Chorus: . ' . . 1
Helio Central, give nte heaven, ,
. For my Mamma's there, i , '
Tou w ill find her- w ith, the angels, r j
On toe golden stair, . j
BreH be clad. 'tis mo who's speaking 1
' Can tier, won t jou please,
For I want to surely tell her, '"'.
We're so lonely here. -' - - r 5
TO
THE PUDLIC
Keleet votir
HOLIDAY O OODf
NOTICE
HASS Drug STORE
AT:
F. G.HASI
for maile,! ler ElyHrotbers, 5C Warren ; .v. , !
street, yew York-. I tT? ! n
- 1 . Coming o'er the telephone. ? . ...
t? -tbai writMiaMa 14 1
TEIXGBAFmC- S KIEFS.
j now Jier heart thrilled In that moment i
I " And the wires seenxd to moan.
wui answer jast to please ier..
bf --u . tm ty J-iSs Cow,
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.CHICAGO, Itec. 2. The entire plant I
01 the, Illinois Steel ompany swas Yes. dear heart, III soon be home
tr; "t- i"-""".. rne. jwrama, kiss yoar darllns
throwing &xV.aaea tit of work. j rowgii the telephone. ;
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