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About Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1890)
-tWj . - -, . - TT7fi'rTp-,n ,flCT:l','3', ie jp"W r ase MS HE CAPITAL M'SML, THUiWDAT DfcO. 18.1800.' ThJtila Of aUMftCltllTlUM. I ttalljr by Ub.ll per yrnr. .. --W w Cjulty by null wt mould, ..-..... M Apkly by nmll per jr,..-- -. 1 W SVlf l Pld l ndMiice the prim eorgil Mr the VfcKKI.Y JoUiixal will h lll perymr. If prr an- not delivered prompUy untlly inHiiilUv. KIIKK DKMVKKY BY I'AKIMKIl. iMIly Mr liulf week,... ...... ....... I5rt. lVill f.irtwo wrvkn 3 cm. Ikilly liy mouth,............ .... k'CU 01ltvHoan vrltl be m ide on lt nnTl&h of month MttwrlberH will Imm- hMV moiie; r.irmrrtersal boie or wherrou 'I redelivered, o s ti wiims no delays In enllect'ous Tub HvknimiiChttalJoukval regu larly receive the Hnernoou mwoclated pre-w dlnpttebn. GILBERT k PA1TE1LS0X, Dealers in Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Windowglass, Etc. Sole Agents for Epicure Tea and Big Can Baking Powder. LUC.U. MaRKEI". Wheat, netO watt per,bu. Hops, active; IS to 32 ceuts per lb. Headquarters for candy, uanu laclured frejh eyery day at Juum & lteraartit's uu Stale strict. THE NKT IKAU'S JOURNAL. Tbe work uu our special edition of leu thousand copies to allow what improvements Salem has made the past year is well in baud. Tile Knowing will bo one no (rieud of Salem or Oregon need hesitate to feel proud of. Without exaggera tion, the actual facts will speak loudly In favor of the Capital City. Over oue-balf of this larite edition is already engaged. There will be uu effort nt padding to make a vol umiuous mass of printed aper but every effort will be put forth to make the record complete and relia ble. The state, county aud city pub lic institutions will be fully tle-scrib.-d. There will be a lare mae of valuable information useful all the coming year to show the pro gress and advantages of Salem and aurroundlng country. The papers will be sold at the regular price and we urge all inter ested iu business or real estate to order copies to eud to your friends. Tbe Nkw Ykak's Jouiinai. will contain just such Information as will be valuable touuswer thousands of questions that will be asked about Baleen the coming year. So ordvr what you can use for the whole year. We desire every business house iu Salem shall be noticed in this issue aud our representatives will cull on you. Hufek line;., Eos. A KaUB ESTKRTAINMENT. The elocutionary entertainment at the University chapel next Saturday evening by MUs Lucia B. Grtlln.tlie celebrated impersonator aud charac ter sketch artist, promises to be an excellent atfaii. Bhe came to our city well sustained by tbe public press. I'Vw speakers have a better endorsement than this lady who will give one of her splendid read ings iu our city this week. Miss Uriftiiu will have on sale at the reading that night a small book containing a number of choice se lections and among them those which she vlll give iu her enler 1 11 in men t. About Taxes. Strangers to Ore gon's complicated tax laws often make the mistake 111 thinking that when they pay their taxes to the sheriff at the coiirtlinuee, and the rreeipt reads for "state, county aud school," this if all tbe school tax they will have to pay. The stato ecb.ol tux is very small, but the real local school tux is payable only to the school clerk. At Kalem this person is air. W. B. Simpson. In Puoeatc. Iu the matter of the- estate of Helen J.eilie, deceased, B. A.Htarr, executor, Hies his Itouds in the sum of $600, which were approved aud letters issued. Iu tbe matter of Juliu Barger, an iusaue persou, the resignation of Rebecca iUrger, guardian, was accepted, vital Iouh to issue returnable on Jan 3, 1891, to show why T. C. Bliuw should not be apjwintedaa guardian, ' June It.UNb in Dkci:mukk. A ullil Oregon ralu began to fall lust night about 10 o'clock aud ciutin Md almost all uiglit, aud a steady precipitation of rain has been the order to-day, TI10 weather has heeu most a warm as during Mini- men Tbu ludicillousuru for a uid rain before the showers aro over. Holiday Slippers.---Iioii't buy old stylo sllppTn, get something now. Ho old style carried over from last ar. We have the tluett in ve'.val, ur plush, patent leather trimmed, to be fouud In the city at priuM that are Eastern. James Deu bam A Co., boots and shoe, 118 8Utetret. 12-13 tf Madb to OHUtu. Oeo. W. John a A Bon, the enterprising clothiers. have aioat of their stock made to r. (baa controlling the quality styles of their goods. i" Wamtbo. -To enifiigu a number sTbHstersat Davis A While's fish, ! tasMsuiyottUry muikut, M Court I WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY. . The Question of Removal .jet Undecided. i RL1L ESTATE SimilTIOX. Tho Board or Trustees lit Ses- Kiou ull Night To Meet iu Portlunil Mouthy Night. The committee front the cltUeii" of this city, met with the bimrd ol trustees of the Wihaiiielte univer sity, at tlie Woman's Colle.ro l.t-t ulght, where an luforui.il discussion of the question took place, until tin arrival of the members from Port laud, shortly titter midnight. Dr. Strattou read a telegram from Dr. Harrington, stating that It sould be late lioforo they could get here, on account of a railroad accident Iu Hast Portland, but for tbe numbers here to wait for them. F. It. Smith, vice president of t In board, called the meeting to order, aud invited Dr. 11. K. Hiues to lead in prayer. The committee who werenppolnt ed to look Into the prux-ed sites foi the location of ihe Uuiversily, weri asked to rend their report. Mr. Leu Willis made a motion that the coin mil tee be instructed to make a de tailed report. This unit ion prevail ed. Mr. Willis also asked foriufor in ition on the question with reuanl to whom the final declsiou lay, Willi the board, or did the coiiinilllec.whu were appointed by the Conference, ha en vote in the matter. Dr. Strut toil said that, iu his opinion, the trustees alone should decide that qilestioo. The chairman so ruled. W. S. Wallaceltlrst spoke on the subject of moving the i-elnxil. lie said that he did not wtwit to hear any projoi!iiu, he did not ls!ieve that an institution had any husims of gnlug into any gigantic laud speculation, he did not believe that it was to tlie best interest of the school to entertain such or any priqi- siiion to move tlie school. He said i hat it was not tlie intention wluu he and Prof. VanScoy aud n few other gentlemen first tuirgested the scheiiieoriiiovinulhescliisjl to lauds near the the city which were les-s valuable, but no thought of a land speculation suggested itself to them .it that time. Dr. Strattnn f.illnwed Mr. Wallace and answered by stating that hesaw nothiug wrong iu going where it would do best. He called the atten tion to the schools that had pursued sucli a scheme and hd profiled by it. He gave his ideas on the subject of the removal which was in favor of Portland. Hesald thatit t-eemed to him very feasible to move the University to Portland and there equip It and make it u first class school in every mqieci, to leave the academy here iu Salem, repair and make it also first class, ulid it would not only pay us current expenses but could be made to bring hi u lev etiue annually. He referred to the Pacific university of California, in which tlie acadtmy not only pays for Itself but largely aids in defiay- ing the exjienses of the college de partment. Iu regard to the laud speculation, he said that the North western university, of Kvaustou, Illiiioii, had lecome very wealthy and influential by just sucli a move as this M-hool was now anticipating. A large number of speeches weie made, aud an unprofitable meeting was conducted until midnight. No deli ui to proposition was made. The question ot the legality was agaiu brought up, as was that of the whole mutter Ijeing sprung on Ihe people here. Hours were de voted to these mooted questions, which did not at all pertain to the meeting in session. It is to be re gretted that u more harmonious spirit wax not manifested iu the meeting Sl ween didereut members of the board and the committee. While such a spirit exists, it is doubtless for the best Interests of all concerned, that the decision of (lie removal of the chool could be bet ter and rtiore wisely given at a laier time. One fact is d .miu.iiit, that the citizens of this city iu general are not in sympathy with tliomove. Itiueluia fact that this move has been talked of for more than u year, yet it Iiioj rot been uudersfod that tho move meant a great deal, and they are just now being awak ened on ihe subject. The discussion last night was not confined to the subject before the board. The speakers went ofl on tangents until their arguments weie completely lost ill space. Few qius tloiiH on religion or education were left uutouelieJ to the detriment of the meeting's success. Early in the evening tho question was ralseu as to whether tlu pro ceeding should be made public at fhislimeuiidtislo whet'ier members of the press snould bo udiuitied to the meeting or not. Dr. Strattou I favored the board keeping the pro ceedings among themselves, but was not u-lniiied by Ihe chairman, who thought that the fullest details should he given In the public press. Mayor Williams took except ions to the remarks and declined to slay. The other nieiuliers 01 the citizen' committee remained as did Ihe re porters. TJIK FULL SESSION. At ebout 1220 o'clock this .morn lug Die board was again lulled to order with Ibe rnritu,,l .,.!,. Port Ih nd nifitibera present the train from Portland having arrived about midnight. Df. Btrattoa was Willed on to state the object and the business InMoro the mretlug mid what had bvcii done In the uieetitigdurlug (he rarly part of tlie evening. TliN he did t vi timt the board ad- j'nim iu unci 111 x oriiauu on ueai Tuesday evening. This motion not meeting with the favor of either the Salem ur Portland uiviubera wii! wlihdmwu. 'I ho chairman then declared the board leaily to hear pniMisltioiiR. Dr. Stratum spoke at some length 011 tbu proposed sites 11 -ur this city. CI. V. Blaverncxt gave his pnipiHlilnimfrom I'ortlaiid. He spoke of the Caiubridge addition near the town of Selwood which Is an oiler uf'JUi acres at tSOO an acre. Kruin this fotXW would be deducted making the liact itt $175,000. Al ready 7U0 lots are laid otf which Mr. Slaver .ild would sell for $i"0 n lot. The 700 lots coiupr.seil Just 100 acre. Ill a lew yeais he believed the lots would sell readily for $400 a lot. He irave the account of the laud aud the possibility iu detail which, iti d evil was a bright picture for the schixil. 1'. h. Willis next set forth the advantage of Portsmouth as a grand locution for the school and where he ;.iid a great offering was extended to the University. Here he said were something like 100 acres as .rifts if the school would locate uu that point and iu addition to this lie had a laud scliPiue similar to that of Mr. Slaver whereby the school would soon be u millionaire. He also gitvea detailed account nt this (Kirticular locution setting forth tile superior advantages to be obtained by the school making IU home there. Third proposition was made by J. D. I.ee aud another gentleman. Tills is yet farther from Portland lliau either of the others. It Is on the east side of the Willamette river aud west of the Southern Pacilic railroad. It is at a point Mime tM thirds of the way from Portland to Oregon City. It i- at a iMilut where the laud iu- erases in value as they approach either of these cities. Owing to that fact ami it tieinira line site for the school to eirdnw Itself. Here about 1200 acies could be had at about 1:150 an acre. No offers of gifts here in lauds Here spoken of. This land wax claimed to in worth some $400 or foOOnnacre, but should the Univer sity locate tlicie tbu deductions of that oiler would be made. These were all 'the propitious that were submitted from Portland, but these weie sutlicieut to satisfy the people of Salem. The question was practically set tied lat night that the school will go to Portland. A vote was taken last lilt-lit deferring the matter until next Monday eveuing when the mat ter would lie voted on in an ad Jourued meeting to lie livid iu Port land. The Salem friends vo'.ed in f bo ly against tiiis motion whi v the Portland 1 eople favored it. Of the tweiily-tlve pretent twelve stood lor the drci-i .11 to tie rendered last night while. tbiruen voted for to weit uu ttl Monday. The Salem delegation will not be well represented iu Port laud ami the decision will necessa rily go in favor of that city. Salem may cnu-,ider tin; school voted to betaken to Portland. 'I be board adjourned ut 6 o'clock this morning. FACTS WOKTI! Mm.NO. Tber.: are many -facts about the removal of the University from Sa lem, an I especially ab mt thao loca tion in ill.; vicinity of Portland that arj well worth the considerate attention of the friends of thesch ol. One that bears lietvily on this ques t!on Is this: Some time last Mini mer, during July or Aiuust, a young mail, formerly of this city, but now uf East IVrtl-uid, bought some sixty acres of laud, in the very near vicinity, and on one of those beautiful locations so urged before the board last night, for about $105, an acre, with a good long time iu which to pay for It. Another gen tleman, as late as September bought a tract of some eight or ten acres of tills Hue laud for something like 511i)orSllo uu acre; and a minister of the M. E. church, who was seek in,' to invest in real estate, refused a tract of the game ten acres, in this very viciuliy at $115 uu acre. These are facts aud known to several iu this city, and are surely worth the couslueration of the board. Boiiiu of the Salem member of the board of trustees left there this morning tilled with the impression that the real estate men of Portland were llgiiriug largely in the matter, not so much to benefit tho school us tit make money oil the school. This Mine thought has been given out freely iu town to-day, uot only among the citizens but among tho resident members of the hoard. NImI Dues II Mean? '100 Doses One Dollar" means simply that Hood's Siiwiuirllla is the limit c-couoiiiloil llledlciuu to buy, Itecau-e it gives nioru for the money than any other preparation. Kacli boille colilaius 100 doses mid will average to last a moiilii, while other prepcratlous lukeii according to ilirvcliniiH, are uoue Iu a week Therefore, besuie loget Hood'aliar H.iparllla. The best blood purifier. A Friend To Tlie Family. Dr. K. S. Heldeii: I have used your Kihereul (.'ough Syrup In my family for muiiyii year, and I believe it my duty to recommend it to ull as s sure and clleelual cuie for colds uuil ull diseuw.-s of the throat. L. Collin. The Dallif.Or. May 18.1880 Lurge sizo $100 50 leu Is. For sale by nil diugglst. Geo. 12. Hood has the finest and largest slock ot iierfunu-s and er fume CUS.-S ever brouuht In Salem. 4 ...II ... 'Jtyll ..... ..!. it .... . I " "' " v-wMiuiviviai Buret uuu BB,,n(ll, iir Foit Hknt, A furnished room. If xu Liberty street. LOCaIj AND HINISKSS MKNT10N. Anal li Ilflsx lne aboat the Csil- tat. Retort! fsr Tharta1!)'! Kratlrr. A pretty maiden fell overboard nt New lUilford, thu other day, and her lover leaned over the side of the boat ussluriwe to the surface and said "Give mo your hand." "Please ask papa," she gently mur mured, as she calmly sunk fur the second time. Kx. A man In Jackson county Inn been nlowlllir this fall with a st.vmi engine and has found that It works how mul Rcnttiii. quite successfully. Ho pulls eight h,ltCt'- 'Hie woiild-U' rascals found plows with his engine ami turns niMlllllculty linlUnliigif tliec.lii over tho soil at the rule of sixteen I l,,Us ,ve" Uwm nml Krly )U' scn-s jierday. Athena Pn-ss. If you don't believe that Uuren has a flue stock of furniture Just drop around and see his stock. A good look will couvliicii you. Kansas farmers arc organizing with a view to holding coru from the market and forcing the price to $1 xr bushel. Natural gas has been struck In the heart of the city of Pittsburg. Klein would like to see you If you arc Iu ueed of a pair of shoes. He will show you a great variety of styles at an equally great variety of, pneen. lie win sen you n suoe as cheap as is consistent with good wear. Canadiau police are kept busy In preventing Montana cattle from entering Canadiau 'territory iu search of food. Over 6000 head are knowu tit be iu tbe Milk river region. Fodder la scarce iu Mon tana. Pultun's State street book store has a beautiful Hue of cards on baud. A recent week's arrival of Immi grants ut New York reached 9998 chiefly Huns and Italians. A sheep raiser recently brought into Albuquerque, N. M., SWO.HOO pounds of Hue Merino wool in sixty three wagons, '-ach drawn by four oxen. Kven if you do not buy anything, it will pay you to glance over Pat ton's stock of Christmas novelties, which includes the handsomest line of leather goods ever brought to this city. Two dollars invested at Cherrlug ton's will give pleasure to u dozen of your friends. In other words, you will get a dozea baudsouie photos for your money. Brooks & Cox, tbe State street druggists, have some handsome toilet sets on exhibition, ami a fine line of perfumes. The street car lines of Salem, Or., have been purchased by a Chicago syndicate, which has also invested largely in the suburbnu lands of that town. Chronicle. Montee Bros, are busy these days turning out Xmas photos. Only $'2 per dozen. "I have seen many beautiful things, Ihe product of modern In vention," said u Salem matron the other day, as she returned from the stores, "but I have never yet seen such uu exquisite pair of blankets as those I saw nt the Woolen Mill store to-day ; aud then they were made right here in Salem, too." "Music hath charms," all wilt ad mit, Moieso than slio-s, If they don't fit. But no one ueed siiflcr from ill- fitting shoes if they will but select from the mammoth stock of Krausse Bros. Santa Claus may be a fake. Aud its wruug to deceive the boys; Yet lor sw.et infancy's sake Don't forbid him to furnish the toys. Ben Forstuer & Co. can supply everything ueeded to make your family and friends happy. McCrow &. Willard don't hesitate tn pun hise the finest stock at any price to supply their patrons with the best. CaUeriin is said to be taking fine pictures at $1 per dozen. Tbe German JMehUag has ad journed for the Chrismas recess. A newly married couple are often In perplexity as to where they can mt spend their money in furnish ing their house tastily. All Lunii asks of you is lo examine his stock aud he is satisfied that you will in vest Iu some of the uttratlons he is offering. A handsome frame sets oft a picture's merits wonderfully. Kel ler & Marsh make a specialty of framing pictures. Au easy chair is a luxury that every one should af ford; see our Iurgj Hue of rocking 'jbalrs in every style. Salt has been struck, at Kanopoles, iu Kansas. The exports from the Ottuwu dis trict lo the United State, for the cast three mouths, amount lo fSSO,- 000, more thai! $100,000 iu excess of Ihe similar period In 1880. Wheat over the entire slate aver aes9) buihvls per acre; otts, -12; al most every seel ion of the stale re IKirts thuqujlily of the grain above Ihe average. If you want to get a present which Will be u Minrwj of gratification to ihe recipient jiiid a coustatit re minder of the giver, go around to W. W. Martin's, Slate street Jewel rysiorc, He has au elegant stock of Jewelry. A thing of beauty ln Joy foiever. Martin, the "Jeweler has a beautiful line of jewelry mi hand, What next GoiwiiKTsuud cloaks t'lMt at B, Forstuer A Co, Six) 'I'd ealeo' Lad'ei' Gossamers will atyUsat oast -at B, Foiatuer A Co.' Deiilintn's shoe store arc proud of tho title they have acquired The firm that sells good goods at Eastern pr.ee. They have a large stock on hand and will make prices ns low hs the lowest. A cose occurcd iu Los Angeles lately of the biters being bit very ui-atly. A couple of foreign crooks are credited with swindling tome sliudy characters of that town by selling them u supposed secret for making $5 pieces. They showed I uieiil lira iipKiraius iinu luioeii inn , " ""i uul "' '- process ,vi men me chased lilt outfit Ladies', now is your time to get n due French kill hand-sewed shot very cheap as we will sell them at low rates iu order to Introduce them. Never before have you bought these shoes so low as we oiler them. At Hon Forstuer's Farmers' store. 12-11 fit Don't fall to call Saturday next, and sec our big bargains for Cllllst mas trees, at Strong's resturaut. Westacott & Irwin have 12, IS, '20 aud 25 per pound mixtures, fresh aud uure candies Calvert( K. Inluer, is selling hats way down. His prices are to cheap that ..o one need go without hats. He oilers them so tow that those whocuuuot allord to invest l.e w III give them one. 12-18-71 The Court street Jeweler has au as-orlmeiit of watched which are positively as chesp as can bo bought iu Chicago. I Westacott & Irwin have gotten , their fruit stand fixed uu ver I, iBI.,ui,. ...i.i. i. u .. ..lll.nuI.C-.J , OT.tll UUIIitllUS, finIVT. pineapples and oranges. New Fiiuit. Uiverslde, Orli Fresh supply of ile and Japanese oranges at Strong's restaurant. See the 10, 25 and 50 cent counter at Moore fe Osboru's before buying your Xmitstovs. 12-15 Ot Candies. Strong's 25 ucut French mixtures is the finest for the money, ever sold in the city. The most elegant Hue of holiday novelties Iu Salem is to lie fouud ai Geo, I'.. Good's, K09 Commercial street. 12 8-lf Amber coffee, samples free1, Great ICi-leru Tea Co.'s store, 317 Com mercial street. Whalebone whips at cost nt Moon &. 0-born's till after the holidavs. 12-15 fit Look Out Far Tlifm. The secretary of stale, who is ex officio insurance commissioner, gives out the following asau item of news which he hopes will bu published by the newspapers of the state, as a matter of public Interest. Several a allied "mutual benevolent insur ance associations" that are unable lo prove that they have sufficient capi tal to entitle them to do business iu this state, have recently sent agents to the state to solicit insurance oil theasses'iueiit plan. For the pro tection of Ihe public the Insurance commissioner states that the travel ing agents of all duely licensed life- iusiiranoo companies have licences from the insurance department to act as lifelNsurauce agents, l'ersuiis professing to be such agents should le requested lo exhibit their li cences. Fraternal benevolent socle tics, such as Masotih, Odd Fellows, aud Knights of Pythias, are not required lo have licences to grant such pecuniary leliefas is authorized by their regulations b.t such socie ties o uoi employ agents lo solicit iiisureucv. The insurance commis sioner requests that lie be notified whenever the agent of any untie euced company solicits Insurance In this stale as it is his iiiientien to se cure tlie prosecution of such vio lators of the law. lie sends out this item Iu the hoc that the newspap ers and the public will co.oerate with him in his elfnrts to uphold the law aud protect Innocent persons from being deceived aud defrauded, Albany Herald. AM TO 1'OL.IUY. So many nuwspaiiera have much Ih say about their Milicles. The Stuteiiirin isn't a policy paper. Sa lem Slatesriau. It will be satisfactory In some por tiousof thu public to learn that the Statesman has uo olicy. No poli cy Is better than h bid one. Mrs. M. K. McCoy, physician and surgeon, No. 200 Commercial atreel. Chronic diseases u specialty. Con- sultullon free. 12-8 If DY Ccsbi PKOwmr Uftt lCRHAirnm.r RHEUMATISM, 9TEURALGZA, tliotv Tlirtutt. KwelliuM. rrat-biu, B a X A T X C A. , Knuiiu, Mnilci, llurm, fcciUO. THE CII4RIO A. Mutllk CO., Iinixttt. US $500 Reward! WK will iiy I lie Rim vo reward ror sn LMof liver comnlulnl. ilvBDeiiaLn. kI cum; of jiver complaint, ilvipeiulu, tied inv headache. Indigestion, anullpsl Ion or i-os llvenens weo iiinol cure wltw we.l's VW eunuieiJijer run, wnen ineoirwiioan.Mfe trlctlH iioiiipllrd with. They ar purely veKetuhl, and never fail In glvu will ftiiv tlon. Hugareomed, Mm boxes, ountuln. lug an plt, !M cviiti., Ueware of coitnier f.iMii(l nilliHoni The genuine menu-r.u-t.rednhl) by T1IK JOlIN t). WKsT . Co. i:iilmolll, holdbylleo K. flood, DruUt,W Com. IstrssaUeui.Or, REMErSlAltv Tli WorM Sfartahmt, The frtcllltles of the present day lbr the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind aroalmott unlim ited, and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world wns enriched with tbe only perfect laxative known, as it it the only remedy which ia truly pkating and refreshing to tlie taitc and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently In the Spring-time or, in fact, ct any time, and the better It ia known the r.torc popular tt be comes. FOR TURK FIRST WATER DIAMONDS. You will liavo to go to W. W. Maftlns wlio has I ho FIN'IWT as sortment ever olfered for sale In til la city. W. L. Wade, of North Salem, linn a Dill lluu of general merchandise and Is giving away handsome books with cash purchases. tf JOHN HUGHES, Dealer In Groceries, Points, Oils iiHtl Window Glass, Wall Ta per and Ilorder, Artists' Ma terials. Lime, Hair. Nails unu Shingles, Hay, Feed nitd Fence I'osts, Grass Seeds, Etc, NKW AIIVKKTIHKUKNTH. Grand Eutdaiiiniciit For tliu beiirnt of the mu um niml oriUe WUImtiel)ulcrlty. MISS LUCIA B. GRIFFIN, -Thr Oletirntftl- Costume Impersonator and Character sketch artiste. AmUicsI by Minin ot KhIihii'k brt muni lit iiileni wilt kIvchii rntertHiumoul Iu thu University elm pel Saturday Evening Dee. 20. dm Union X't renin. 12 16 it J. I,. MITCHELL. (IKO. HOKVE. MITCHELL & IIOEVE, General Collectors, Brokers AND ACCOUNTANTS Local nml toreliiii collections Attended In promptly.. lUllnml lickeir wiht to ull purls nfihe wcitlil. Ho. kkeepliiK for looil luiitleiHtpccl'iliy. Aitorllaluicilacetl In my lurt of ths llnltcl HtnicH at llm mnt reumnublu rule. Loiiliaerclul pupern looked nfler pnnnptly. i Oniiuierctul urett, up itjilm. hulem, Oregon. -LA no BIT A- Most Complete Stock -OK- DIAMONDS Loose ane Mounted Ever brought prices that to this dty, to be sola st DEFY COMPETITION. A complete line of Qol.l and .silver WATCHES SILVERVVAUE JEWELRY' CLOCKS. S. W. Thompson d Co. 221 Cofhmercial St., Salem, 25c WantColumn. ..?'' '."." lB"rtst for ONE CKNT I'KK llaeiueiit Inscrteil iu this .olumn for lorn,' tuua twenty.nvo renla. (.VlttND.-A P'imeoinl.ilnlh wi money, Call st John IITilin's bliiek .v kriifill .ii.ii smith nuop. lilH-Jt WANTKD-An sellvc, rellnbla man MUrynoiotW mniiihiv. ,in7i. eituue. m reprmeut In hi own ectjon u t?""r?!'.,'b.l?.5,!r rk "". Itel"reii."v York l-ockllox 1AA5, New rll 8AI.K.-Abont three sere of limit I on Anyluiii Avenue, k'kkI dwelllnir boune. eonyrolenlly iirruuXel; Inrice uVr i. airieHtvBilely or fruit triSw una hriiti' bervj com eulrnt Ut Kleetrlc mllway, jmver rullliiK water on premlMw. Kor pirllcu. nr Inqulro at .(s'oii.l houra nn rlntit IimuiI Id of Asylum A enue kuIiic Iioih city Wan roil lotradnn town lot In Cup!. VV lal I'srk Add tlou for lumLor A Olloger, liU Mil ilreet. !jif ' P.. Tbe t ;ni is Kent.0 nod rtll,ibin ioi eiiliioiamortnideriir ssiwin inon Vv or wll rent Ihein at rw.kciiialil " tlf Ps for nt .77.... "''';,i,p; iiMiiovin s of WllUmetlebotel. mine, nn II WANTKH-AN ACTIVK Homkht ) AN HAlarvllcUiniiiiiiosir...u ...''"v'.T ..pportunltlo for Hdvttnci, to re V. , iim-jiiiv n rtuiitnnuiriin ..., . .- - iv-:v 't.v: ::" ." rt iivinriiimt ilAMUfAVTIIMKII, llc nVx 1W), N. Y. A MAKOAIN.-A Uouisi and two lou ror A J?J',1!l,lHiileinatonl suo It' iiuTreof W. II. rllinpnon. ' inViV 9 WWKIIH OK COWH.-Kor servleo u Biirobred lied lHilu.,1 ,ii rXK?'... cah. At my place in Knl.,i , "' I'AHMISII. II lit EKIIKNT-H vsuloelynirnl.hdninm Cbei4ibuilnusit of (.Ily7by t'w - - wor montU. Corner tVnler and Kioat trt ll',Wf PR IlKNT rive nlolv r,,rni.i..... rooms. Arply at aw Coiiri.ni, e-nnr PATltllNI'K Moms lndulry, and uu Miiuntaln ILilm ('...iuI.i'mVJ ,1..' . snleed In give rellel or nmney rt'fiiiiilr WnnuMolii Hy II. ll.croj-.lsnieV;, TC nip, Imltb HUluer sole ageuls rr geuls for si 4W It lo i Latest Arrivals TOILET CASES INFANT SETS OLOVES and HANDKERCHIEF BOXES 8HAVINO CASES MANICURE CASKS JEWEL 110XE8 WORK BOXES TAULE COVERS TAHLE 8;ARF8 mi SPECIAL SALE Musical Goods at Cost, PiunoH, Organs, Violinn, Guitare, Banjoen, Musi Boxoh and Shoot Music. We intend to close out, by the end of the year, our entire lino of small niUBicnl merchandise to confine our selves to tho wholesale trade only. Holiday Presents I Now is a golden opportunity to buy musical ijwtru ments at nrices never bofore heard of. Hemember AT COST Everything Goes.. VIOLINS for $ 1 00 BANJOES for 4 00 GUITARS for 3 50 75 ORGANS for 40 .00 $125 ORGANS for. :. 75 00 Our entiro line of ".Saalfield Series" of 10c music r 5c -25 pieces, S1.00. FREE We give to every purchaser sheet music for Piano or Organ free. EASTON'S MUSIC STORE, 360 Commercial St. Eldredgo Block. c&Affim&(Mae rirtt Nitloii.l Bank A. P. AwaTMtCTO, Manfr. w. I. tTAUrv, MadfiL Buslnetg, Shorf-and, Typgwritin;, Penmanship and English PtparMttatt. nvandliTentngBttou. tttudtnU edmitted ny Urn. QgUtogm ggglliillig WM. BROWN & Co. loots and Shoes! J' (Paid 7&to&Z 231 fggVCauli Paid lor Wool, HAm ud PJ Commercial st. xzlj xraiB Sash and Door Factory Front Ktnuit. S.iUm.,nr4WAn. Tho best class of work in our f liite Corner. St for the Holidays. ' daby ijuoov robrh baby blankets umbrellas silk handkerchiefs linen handkerchiefs silk Mufflers table linen napkins FURS ETC. -OK- luuduur. Kale. Orcgoa. line t prioos to oorape Come and See ! 'i T .v viiu lowest,, uniy the beMiWHwruu uimi -r "tvj&gM i uifmtnmut &lMit-ktmilbA KM J III 'Wig1 1 M, j'm.s Jwi ifc:-L jmi . .J6.'v ,A.ii. tSi,ttim i ,fiiuJc?ifcto-.-;-.. :J,. Iglyaiffl . . r j, .aiiiyiartir- -A -M