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nor for carrier at nou or owo
H rteifverrd, uu muse no delay In
coUeci'oiu.
Tat Knjctii CArrtAt JootsAi- rcgu
Urty receive tbe afternoon associated
xr dtopaicae.
GILBERT i PATTERSON',
Dealers in Groceries, Crocker)',
Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, ;
Brushes, Wndowgbss, Etc. Sole .
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Agents ior epicure
Can Bakinc Powder.
ftgems tot epicure tea anu Dig
LOCAL XARKET.
Wheat, net 62 cents per bu.
Hops, active; iS toS2 ceuts per lu.
Headquarters for candy, manu
factured fresh every day at Jones A
Bernard!' on State strwt.
Is STRirnn Clothes. Had all
thincs worked favorably Christina.-
nicht an amosing scene wonld have j availabJe was ped and oth
taken place at the asylum masqner- , were UQab,e t) find T
ade tall. Four fnends of I,. . McR p, WM tfae jnslalling 01
Downing, superintendent of the j ficef and j Murph v, crand mar
Oregon state prion, lorrowed suit, sfaaL At the d of the installation
oi Knpeu ciowes to ear at tue
clothes to wear at tbe
dance- Tbe warden at the prison
and tbe guards at the asylum con- j
eluded tbey could have some fun at
tbe boys' expense. So they had it
made up that shortly after eight
o'clock tbe rvper: should be sent
from the pen by telephone that four 1
prisoners had e-caped, and for the
people at the asylum to be on the
lookout for them. The guards then
intended to arrest and handcuff
those In sript.d clothes without fur
ther notice. From some cause the
line between the two institntloBs
would not work and the guards
hesitated to proceed to carry out the
joke without orders from the
warden. Had tbe scheme worked
the joke would ha v- tven complete
ana me oest.o. toe wlmu. 1
An Unlucky Day. Alvin Mc-
3 . -.
Cormick, the lS-year old son of J. i
H. McCormick. keeper of the noor ,
farm, had his share of ill luck in the -
line of accidents yesterday. The
first was while using the wbetitone J
on his ax preparatory to chopping j
wood, when his hand fclipr, the!
second finger of the right hand
Ka nm nlaavt i 'l'hie rl1 wft ttk- !
u.c w wt j .. ui. . . . ,
Urhim from working, and in the
evening aoout qu-iung ume, n ax.
canght on a hmb, deflecting it from
its coarse and bringing it down on
ms loot, splitting tne ooot open, . poor Hon-, blongnt tears to the
upper and sole for some two inches. iyes of mMV of her bearers.
But fortu.ately the ax went be- Tbough tha. ijon i, been ren
tween two toes, only shaving !deredbt.fore aiem audiences sev
pieceofthenailandflesJi from one J j Derer Mon was it so
and doing no serious lajnry. ! perfectly given. If Will Carlton
Log School Houses. In the j could have heard her render it, be
rt itto r.f Orr.r,n ihpw -rt tc i
mains ninety-six loc school hoBses. I confess he made a success in wnt
Of this number Lane county leads, ' ing iL Her mimicry of "Bobolink"
having the small number of sixteen, and her impersonation of "A
firnnt mnntr nihik in nTt with
ten. ilanyof the other counties j tained. "The Goblins Will Git
have from one to four or five. The , You." from James W. Riley, was
counties that have no log bchool 1 deci dedly a hit. The entire enter
houses are, Curry, Malheur, Marion, ' tainment was thoroughly enjoyed
Morrow, Polk, Wallowa and Yam-' by the full house who attended.
bill. Some of tbe counties east of
the mountains could not build log
school houses if tbey so desired, un
less they build them with cage
limcti 'i"i n. Ijji rlinn nnnnllui In tttft.
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valley have gotten beyond "ch
structures for educational purposes.
Stokes Robeed. On Christmas
eve two stores were robbed at Tur
ner, by some unknown burglar.
The stores were those of A. H. Mil
ler and P. G. Cornelius. An en
trance was made by a pane of glass
teing removed from a window. At
Mr. MiUer'e store they secured
$1G5 and a few small articles.
At the store of Mr. Cornelius
the two vrutcbes and (several
other things were taken. Jake's
saloon was also brokeu open and a
email amount of money taken. A
tslipper was found in the saloon the
next morning which waB supposed
to have been left by tbe tblevee.
Orr foe China. Among the
overland passengers for San Fran
cisco lait night was Lee Jule Wong,
who is on his way to Chiua to pro
cure a wife and come back next
summer. Lee has lived in Salem IT
years, 10 yeans of which he worked
for Werner Breyman and the last
few yeans he has been in the mer
cantile butUm-ae with On Lee. He
Is an intelligent and trustworthy
Chinaman.
Old Reliable. Luuu'b dry
goods store has a full block of goods.
Among other things be keeps a Hue
of fur and plush cloaks, gloves, car-
jtcU, oil cloths, curtains, window
Bhadesond poles, trunks and va
IktM. Look over bis (stock.
Foustner it Co. Tbe rush of the
eeaaou baa been great and tons of
rwi.t.. l.n..b I.oa.1 oiyA lint tliA hIiivo
firm (.till ba goodi. enough to .supply
.i .j j i,L, !.
everybody nd at prices that are
Mtrpriaingly low.
A Bio Time. Monday night will
km tbe bust meeting of tbe G. A. R.
pt for tula yur and big tiuieht
exfweted. It to unnecewutry to add
M gie boy wil) be out to enjoy it.
SOCIAL REVIEW.
Christian Chiar Ann: tkr Cksrcaes
Wht-r Swil and Literary
Crta!.
Till v ill le the l.v-t jwisl review
in theJoCKNAL for the year 1$5X
A tvirllrif- wrl fWm tn vwlv flt.
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tor may not he amiss as the old
year wanes away to give place to the i
new, and pos-iWy a more prosperous
one if such can be. The year ISM
has been an eventful cne in the
social circles of aletn. Her atmos
phere has teemed with circle of
every ssxual character, and many
have Wen the happy gatherincs
around the social hearthstone when
the outdoor weather would not per
mit the events to be on the lawns or
in the parks. The literary tates
and talents of our city have given
i of the arts numerous
CTente to f terto5nn,en, '
vounsr people are as cealal and social
young peopu
Md doing8 of
any nature as successfully as any
city extant. In her circles are as
handsome younc men and as beauti-
I tul young ladies as can be found in
society. The Journal has endeav
ored to treat all courteously and In
the social reviews of each week has
not intentionally omitted any event.
MASON FRATERNITIES.
Salem lodge Xa 4 and Pacific
lodge "o. 52 A. F. A A. M., held
their public installation of otScers in
tho lrvlrrf Twmi Wftt Tlil-ht. EveTV
,.,. fi. mlipal and literary
rcram was carried out, which for
the most part was extempore and
volunteer, though none the less en
joyed by those present. The third
part of the program and one that
was duly appreciated came next.
The gues-ts -were invited into the
adjacent room where tables spread
with all the delicacies of the
season awaited their dUcu-cion. The
good wives of the maons had done
their part nobly and was an enjoya
ble part of the evenings exercise.
On the closing of this part of the or
der for the evening no one seemed
I yet willing to go, but all seemed in
clined to tarry in the lodge room and
library where games and social con-
veT5eVere iul-ed in until they
were asain invited to the banquet
"m by sweet strains of music
Another hour was then spent m a
merry dance. The unanimous voice
ot those present pronounced the oc-
casiou a umum ut5.
xhe chapel eeadins.
Mig. LBcia B Gri2in.s re3ding at
,.T-n. .,., nn last ..
K ere.ilJg-Was largely attended
.
jonum rooaj 0f tae chapel was
Hef great
elo.;uUonist lies in her power of
mim5cn. impenotion. Her
ielecti()-a of 0ver mlh to e
would have bees constrained to
&UchtV GlTl" Were perfectly SUs-
CHRISTMAS AT THE PEN.
1 According to the custom inaug.
united by Superintendent G. S,
Downing, the prisoners of the Ore-
gou state penitentiary
m -
reudeied a
' musical and literary program in the
i forenoon, and then were treated to a
I Christmas dinner. Mr. Downing
. has found that such treatment is
j commendable, as he gets better
i work out of tne men and thej are
' not so despondent.
COMING TO SALE1I.
Mrs. Louise Humphrey-Smith, of
California, is expected to give a
reading at the opera house Jan. 10,
1691. Hear what California says
"Of all the readers that have been
heard here, and many there have
been that have come and gone.
perhaps no single one gave so much
pleasure to cultivated listeners as
the lady who appeared under the
auspices of the Charming Club of
this city. In Mrs. Louise Humphrey-Smith
was found an interpreter
of Browning of the rarest quality.
The perfection of delivery and
articulate inuic, (satisfying as It
was, was still subordinate to the
delicate spiritual Insight and power
of thought transmission that made
her readings revelations. An ellort
isbeiug made to get this gifted
reader here at the approaching
Christmas holiday season, and for
the sake of the lovers of literature
it is hoped it may prove successful."
Los Angeles Times, ov. 15, 1600.
THE COMING TREAT.
At the opera house on New Year's
night the Second Regiment band
will give a grand musical entertulu
inent and minstrel play. Nothing
will be left undone to make the
event one of the mo-it pleasant ever
given by borne taleut, and that is
(saving a great deal, lue ooyg are
w "hearsing their parts daily
:aud everything (seerns In fuvor of
and everything
a large bouse. The program will bu
new and spiced with wit and humor.
Tbe musical part of tbe program
will 1 no lets interesting than the
other parts. No one who desires to
drive away tbe cares of bubliifHs for
a few hours should uilbts this ticat.
ASYLUM CHRISTMAS.
Dt. Harry LMie, Superintendent,
gave those under his cane who were
able to enjoy such a trvat of a flue (
Christmas dinner. More or that ex
cellent dinner vas produced on the
asylum farm than probably any
farmer in the county pivduecd at
home, setting t lie same Kind of a din- (
ncr. Alter the enjoyment of the
day were over the evening's picas- i
ures were In order. From six to'
eight In the evening was given to'
tbe patience when the floor was
again put lu order for the employees
and their friends who spedt a few
hours very pleasantly in a social
dance.
SURIEISE PARTY.
About a core of young people
very agreeably surprised Mi-sManda
Combs at the residence of Prof, and
Mr. W. S. Arnold last Tuesday ev
ening. The evening was spent in
music, games and other amusements
until a reasonable hour when the
guests took their departure, all call
ing the surprise a very pleasetit suc
cess. LITERARY SOCIETY.
The Jew members of tbe literary
societies of the University who are
left in Salem to spend the holidays
had a very pleasant time in their
neat and commodious hall last
nlghu A short literary program
suitable to the occasion was ren
dered, after t Inch a social time was
had for an hour or so. On New
Year's eve they anticipate giving a
Dickens party, in which some of
the scenes pictured by Dickens will
be acted out.
CHRISTMAS AT THE INFIRMARY.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. McCor
mick, who manage the alo ve named
oounty institution, left no one of
those under their care vtilhout a
presenL There are nine inmate
there at present and all were made
happy by the kindness of Mr. and
Mrs. McCormicK. A genuine Chri-t-mas
dinner wa- rved and a very
enjoyable time was had.
Ar THE CHURCHES BAPTIST.
This church was filled to Its ut
most capacity, including the north
wing, which was thrown open to
the visitors and friends. A good
sized tree stood at each ead of the
rostrum, and between them was an
old-fashioned fireplace, arranged
with a good degree of naturalness.
The trees were ladened with many
fine presents to both young and old.
A more pleasnut Christmas eve
event was not had in the city than
the one held in this church. At the
clo-e of an excellent literary pro
gram, Albert Jessup, a Santa Claus,
came rustling down tbe chimney
and out ot the fireplace, which
caused much amusement and some
excitement among the little folks.
EVANGELICAL.
King Winter cautata was render
ed in this church on Christmas
night. The exercises were gind and
highly appreciated. The characters
were well sustained by the follow
ing persens: King Winter, Mr. I.
G. Cadwell; Santa Claus, Mr. E. G.
Casebeer; Queen of Slumberland,
Miss Ada Bowersox; Dream Fairy,
Miss Minnie Frickey; Mirth, Mi-s
LeuaBier; Love,Missdua Knight;,
Hope, Miss Daisy Beers; Joy, Mis
Lulu Saver; King's Page, Charley
Bier.
FEESBYTEEIAN.
Christmas eve was very pleasantly
spent at the Presbyterian church.
Reel tatious w ere given by the young
people and addresses by the pastor
and superintendent. The little folks
feasted their eyes on the the Christ
mas tree, which was -ery tastily de
corated. Two prizes t ere given out
by the superintendent for attend
ance. Nuts, candy, cakes and
oranges were pa-sed around, and al
together the children's mouths were
too full of the good things to express
their appreciation. Their happy
looks plainly show ed that the Christ
mas services were a success.
AT THE METHODIST.
A literary and musical program
was carried out in good style, and a
jolly time was given the children.
A forest of small trees, with numer
ous gifts, managed by Geo. Hatch,
as Sunta Clau, made plenty of fun
lor the children. The occasion
pa-.sed oir quietly, and all felt that
tbe children's time honored hero ol
Christmas had done hi- work nobly
in leaving no one of the little people
go home without a present.
CONOKEOATIONAL.
Mother Goo-e and Santa Claus
vying with each other for sujerior-
ilj'i gave plenty of amusement for
the children. Sauta Claus was the
favorite among the little folks.
The church was crowded until sit
ting room could not be bad. The
children were made happy by
numerous gifts.
CI! KIBTIAN.
In this church one large tree fair
ly groaued, uuder the load of pres
ents. The exercises coneieted of
music, a magic lautem exhibition
and tableaux.
THE UNITARIAN.
A distribution of pieoenU took
place in tbe hall tf the Unitarian
society, and a pleasant program car
ried out. The German Reformed
church also had interesting exer
ciaes. The two societies are young
lu tbe city, jet each Is well repre
sented. Soi.il CoMFoitT, That is what
oue bus wV.eu they have bought one
of Klelii'n eusy pair of shot, -bee hia
luouutolu shoe "Itnox 'tut all."
FiiAaKANT. Crub upp!e-b!oiwoiu,
iliuwutiia, Mu bloom, Queeu JieM,
Curimtiou J'lliU are umoiig home of
the delicate ierfmnu ut lirooL A
Vox'ti.
CHRISTMAS DRIVES.
What Awlted Their Ryes at tie Sew I
WilUwcttc.
The bill of fidr printed In thcRvnx
ing Journal revealed the fact that
a menu of aUml one hundred and
fifty di-ihes awaited the guests at the
inaincuo ior t. iinsiniiw tnnner.
The program was carried out lu full
excepting, a few items of imported
ptme which miac4 a train and ar-
rived too late. This was regretted
only by the proprietor, who seemed
uKiti-inHMi-naro inc uiaiicne hi
procure for Salem's high-class bote'
a high class dinner on all extra occa
sion.
THE DECORATIONS.
The dining hail was elalor.ttely
festooned, with wreath of evergreen
twining about tbe coluuisand reach
ing to the chandeliers, from each of
which was supendcd the Mistletoe.
The gas jets were surmounted by
Christmas wax caudles. At the
proper moment, as the dining room
was thrown open, the jets and elec
tric arc lights were turned ouu Only
the dim light of the hundreds of
tiny candles, flickering like fireflies.
and tbe green and rose-tinted illum
inations from Chinese lanterns re
mained to heighten the glory of the
i scene. The fifty tables each with
chairs for eight were resplendent
with snowy napkins and shining
silver service of polished pattern,
Tables of cut flowers and fruits com'
pleted the etlecL At the far end of
the room "Merry Christmas" in
large letters of evergreen welcomed
the guests. An orshestra of harp and
violins made the air sound with
music from 5:30 to S p. m., when the
last guest retired. The decorations
were the work .of Mr. Win. Dunlng-
ton, Stcrani. The art of the chief,
Mr. Wm. Anderson, was also thor
oughly appreciated.
Few of our citizens are fully aware
of the eflorts of the Wagners to give
Salem a metropolitan hotel service,
a fact which the travelling public
seem better acquainted with than
Salemites. Besides the family, a
pay-roll of thirty three persons is
maintained. There i a growing
list of a-nvals of public men, and
t the time w beu state officials and
I iecislators aud others having busi
ness at the capital camped at some
UUhUUHU iuuuiu UUUSC IU lUt' SUV
1 urbs is rapidly imssing away. Pub-
lie interests aud dispatch of public
' business demands that all such put
. up where they can be found if ueed
i ed. Many legislators have engaged
I quarters for"the session and others
tare following suit. Two car lines
that run by the state house start
from the Willamette, making it
ery-convenient,
Sing With Joy. The people
who have been at Krausse Bros,
during the past few days buying
goods have been so handsomely
treated that their joy knows no
bounds. That fine piauo is still on
exhibition there aud many are cast
ing lousing eyes at it to see whose
it will be in the sweet bye and by.
Six hook coat aud
cents ut Crissniaus.
hat racks 10
New. One thing i noticed about
W. W. Martin's jewelery Btore and
that is, he is always up with tbe
latest styles. Yon will find no old
style goods there. Everything new
and modera.
Catterliu for photos.
McCrow &. Willard
have the
choicest cuts at ail times.
1
I Montee Bros., the photographers,
' don't stand back for anything, bu
I w ill always give you the best for the
I money.
Go around and take a look at that
fine line of chairs at Keller it
1 Moreh'i
T fKit nt Him -nrb lnv
look ai lue orK tuej
are doiug in picture frxming,
Deubaiulsaald to be the boss on
bhoes. He will not take a back heat
for anybody. His clock is complete
and bis prices reasonable.
Salem express vracou No. 10.
Leave orders in my bos at Wade &
Co.'h hardware utsre, corner of
Court and Commercial fcireeU. J.
G. Harris, proprietor. All orders
promptly attended to.
The Salem Woolen Mill Store has
ai fine a display of geuU furnishing
goods as ever was displayed In the
cap! tu! city of Oreiron. Parties
wishing reliable goods at reliable
prices should not full to consider
theM; btatemeuts.
PEUSUXAL ANU LOCAL.
Mr. Louis Kuhn went down to
the metropolis to-day.
Mr. Erncat Miller, of Corvallis.ijH
taking in theaights at Salem to-day.
Contractor Z. Craven was a pas
becger for Portland this afternoon.
J. W. Miuto, weigher aud gauger
iu the custom house, returned to
Portland to-day.
Maj. Geo. Williams. Salem's ener
getic mayor, is a visitor iu Portland
this evening.
Miss O. M. Capwell, superinten
dent at the Blind school, took the
afternoon train for Portland.
Arthur Hodge, clerk of Crook
county, returned to his home In
Priuevllle to-day, after a pleasant
visit in the capital city.
Sheriff Misuer, of Multnomah
county, brought A. C. Mc.ltlsou to
the jeu last night, to serve out a
two year's bentence for burglary In
a warehouse.
Lawrence McNary, of Portland,
Is visiting at his old home iu Salem
for a few dy&, Lawrence waa re
cently admitted to the bar on finish
ing a course in the state law school.
UIrd cagou W cent at ('rlwntsUiV.
A .EW UNIVERSITY.
rrtl Ataadae4 the Thotcat
Seriria; tbe Willamette I'ni-icrMtr.
Since Portland can not get tbe
Willamette university away from
Salrm she is making an cllbrt to cs-
laMi,u one of her own. Such a
' u Rnimi If pmperly carried
4 tmli bnt bastv work ls not always
rall.nirIui.t,i The Methodist
cUureU in Oregon, while a strong
j Uk1v aml commending great wealth,
ls uot v,.t abe to main two gresit lu-
Mtutons of learning. Instead of
learning
combining aud making one great
university which could do the work
of half a dozen small, half-equipped
schools, the M. E. church is hmw
on the verge of dividing and estab
lishing small schools. The Willam
ette university will now remain in
or near Salem as Portland, the
only point making any active bids
for the school, has alundoncd the
attempt.
The Salem school has many ad
vantages over the school which may
be started In Portland, both in age
and reputation aud several hundred
graduates, w ho as time passes will
flock around their old alma mater
and will contribute the money to
her funds. Salem has all the ad
vantage of location, being the center
of the state, tbe capital aud in a lit
erary city and not a commercial
center, which, as history bears out,
is not a progressive place for a school.
Portland claims Willamette uni
versity has not, in the conviction of
many of the more progressive Meth
odists of Oiegou, measured up to
the demands of the present and fu
ture. The satne can be said of every
other school in Oregon. The build
iug of a school iu Portland to be
fostered by those same perous.who
have not properly sustained the
Willamette will doubtless not raise
the standard of education. The
Willamette has a favorable reputa
tion. While some who are not so
well acquainted with the, history
and work of the school, seak to the
contrary, the fact is proved evvry
year by the hundreds of students
bo come from Washington, Idaho,
Montana, and from nearly every
county in Eastern Oregon to seek
instructions at Willamette univer
sity. The work now remains for Salem
and the friends of the school to
stand by their time-favored institu
tion and not stoop to the low work
of throwing mud and thus both iu
juring the school and tbe city iu
which it has done its noble work.
The counsel of jHjrson who, uuder
tbe garb of loyalty try to tear down
more in a week thau they can build
in a year, cannot with safety or pru
dence be followed. Beyond a tern-,
porary enjoyment of such ebullitions
mostly by their authors, there is
nothing iu them.
Go to Crissmau's for children's
carts; 15 cents.
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CURES PERMANENTLY
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April 2i. ltX.
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IT 18 THE BEST.
Summons.
In the circuit court of tbe hlate of Ortiron.
for tbe county of Marion
ii. l. rauiip, riuintiQ, i
rn. J.
Emma K.Philllixi. Defendant. I
I to cmina r. i-unuim. tnruwTe nama
.fcn(iani. in the name of Urn Ftate of
land aonwer tbe complaint of the aUne.
I SjfJffSS S22
entitled cM!n, now
on tile wltb tbe clerk: of oald court, on or
before tne nrt day of tbe aext regular term
ofaald court, wblcb said term begins on
Monday, the nth day or February, 11, at
the court bouse in mlein, in "aid Marlon
county, Oregon, andyouare hereby noti
fied tbat If you fall toappmr and answer
t-tid complaint as hereby required tbe
plaintiff will apply to said court for the
relict prayed for in his aaid complaint, to
wlu For a decree of said court dUxilvlnr,
tbe bonds of matrimonr now exlHtlsg bo
tween you aud plalnlltfln mild canse, and
for the careand custody of the minor child,
Jennie Maud Phillip, and lur tbe cost
and dlsburM-'ments of this suit, and for
such other and further relief as may be
meet to eouttr.
This summons Is published by order of
it. r. uoise, juate oi saia court, maae at
chambers lu the dlv of kialem, Ont;on, on
tbe IKtll day of .December, 1Sj.
W.B.BILVEt'.
Attorney forFlalntirf.
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Administrators Sale.
NOTICE is hereby given, that In pursu
ance of an order of the County Court
ol tbe state of Oregon for the County of
Marion.madeontbeSrd dayofKov.7, lsuu,
lu tbe matter of the ertale ot Hainuel A.
Keel, deoeoaed, the undersigned admlnls
tratstr ofaald estate, will sell at public
auction to tho highest bidder for cash,
subject to con fir unit Ion by auld Court, on
rJaturday the Stb day oi Itecvuiber, boo, at
11 o'clock a. in. at the weat dour of the
Court Bouse of said county, all tbe right,
title, eatate and interealof the said Mamuel
A. Kelat thetlmeofhls death, in aud to
the following described real property
to-wlU Tbe north half of the JN'. K. quarter,
and lots No. 1 and J, of Section 13. T. I) M
It, J E. of the Willamette meridian, Jn tbe
Couuty of Marlon, Male of Oregon, con
taining I4I.1S acres, more or lea, saving
and excepting a small tract thereof, da
scribed a lolfows, lo-wli: Beginning at a
point la the center of tbe county road,
leading w from tbe town of Mebaruu.wlier e
It crosses tbe line between T. V 8. It's. 1
and 2 cast. Thence weat 60 feet, thence
south to tbe book of tbe .Nertu tiautiain
river, thence cast to tbe above described
township line, thence north to the pUce
bfbetrldolng. . J. U. Kiuxew,
Adufroftbe eataU of Samuel A-fKecl,
deeeased.
rioleut, Ore, Mor, 7, UM.
MONEY TO LOAN
On Parn Pfrferly.
ApiJy toW.A. HamUtou, over Capital
jsauuiuu ssaua, caucm.
dw
LS.SK1FFUU
Dentists,
a Operi HoiUs,
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QBBBp
JOHN HUGHES,
sfeAt the Oil lite Corner.
Dealer in Groceries,
and Aumlow
twr nml Ilonlr
JerinR Lime Hnir. Nnil nntl
Shiners, Hay, Feed and Foil re
rusts, Urass fceeus, Kir,
NKtY AnVKUTiar.MKNTS.
H. A. C.
30 uimns so
-At ht-
OPERA HOUSE
Thursday Ee, Jan. 1, '91
All the old and nw favorite will !
Uvclj-appear.
General admllon 50 cent, rrwnc TV.
TtckrtK on ale at Peart-onm.
J. L. MITCHELL. OEO. 1IOEYK.
MITCHELL & HOE YE,
General Collectors. Brokers
AXD ACCOUNTANTS
1K1 and topetcn rollectlor Mr nded to
nromnllT. lUllmad ticket Kld to all
iinrtu of the world. lVioUkeeplne for loml
i.inliw u kr.w!Mltf.
AdverUMDC ptaeed In
any part of lu United Slat.-, at tne mou
reasonable rate. Commercial
lrito.i nflj-r timtnntlT.
Mper
S" Commercial ktrcct, up tatr. Salem
Ortiron.
-LAi:c;rsrr a--
llosl Complete Stock
-OK-
DIAMONDS
Loose ane Mounted
Ever broncnt to thin city, to I old at
price that
DEFY COJIPJSTJTIOX.
A complete line of Gold and Silver
WATCHES
S1LVERWAKE
JEWELUY
CLOCKS.
S. IV. Thompson & Co.
221 Commercial St,
Salem,
25c Want Column.
I Nation lnwrK-d fur ONE CKNT I'EIl
1 WOHD EACH INr-KlOiO.V. .So d-r-
tlfcemrut iHM!rt'd in IhU t-olumn for le&
toan tweutr.ae cenU.
tTTANTED AS Active IIo.vimt Mas
It ahirr 5 Ml monthly If nuluble.witb
ojpnrtunltirv for adancv, to reprefnt
locally a rwponalule ew orfc bousr.
l-ferenp. MAjevrACTrsru, Lock IVix
lis", .N.V. tn
4 BAKfSAIN. A boUHtandtwoInU for
ale In houlb rail-m at only lI Ii-
(JUll
Ire of W. B. Xlmnn.
lltf
PATIIONIZE Home Indtiktry, aud n
Mountain Balm CuubCurv. Uuar-ante-d
lofie relief fir money rrfuuilitl.
Mnnufueturcd By U. H. Cr, j-alem, Ort
aron. bmitb &. etctuer Mile &grul for
balem. ldlm
I" OST. Some tlmerlnce.au edltiiial note
j boot. A pocket In oner contains a
I bank cbxk,no rt"d toanyone.u i)lneut
i mu wen kuipjiea. j- inuer r;ii pieue ro
turn to this omre.
T7AJ"TKI) An active. Tillable mau
I Milary no to ) monthly, with iu
create, to represent lu his oi'U M.cllon a
rpiinlble Ifir lora" house, ltelerene
Mjk.VUFACTUBEIL L-lc Box IMS, .Sew
York.
T7HJU rlALE. About three acre of land
I I. on Aayluin A en He. crid dwelliui;
uoute, oonvenicnuy arruneeu, J a ret1 uaru,
u vreat variety of fruit trim and shrub,
bury; couieulent to Electric railway, neer
falling water on premise. For particu
lars luqulre at xecond bouse on rlgbl bund
side of Asylum A reuue going Iroiu city.
12. If
WJ
AJtTEb- To trade a town lot in CnnU
tal l'urk Addition for luinlT.
Olluger, 12J M IU slrw-L IlrJU-U
OW.VEIW OK COVVS-Kor kerl. a
pure-bred Bed Foiled bull. Terms
.), cash. At mj place In rialeni. J. u.
Fakhihii. -
EK BEST Five nicely furnished rooms,
close to business &r of city, by the
day, week or mouth.
ixiruer ujiut and
lo-.-jo-tr
rront sirwu
IJB BENT rue nicely furnished
; roouis. Applj at WOim'LHt. it-BHf
, Suiiiiiions.
In tbe circuit court of th( state of Ore.
gon for the county of Marlon
LlizleM.Vctxcll.l'luliHIrr,
vs. , t
William K. Weuell, Iviendaut f
TO Wllllalll F WliLZell drlriutunl In !...
Above entitled actien: In tbenameofibe
state or urrgon, you ore hereby required
to appear and answer tbe complaint of the
above nnmed plalntm In tne aboe en.
titled court, IJiiWriuHle wltb the clerk of
said court by the first day of tbe next re
ular, the February, Ihvi, term of auld Vlr.
cult court in the city of Halrr. Kr)"
county, sjaleof Oregon, on Monday the
ttlb day or February, IsVl, And roil are
hereby notified that If tou fall to aniar
and answer said complaint as hertbvM.
.tlllr.wl lh. li u nt If ulll ...iu ..... -
,.., I......U..U.U i, voiue court
or the relief prated for In safd irmini.i,.,
to-vrlU 1 hal the marriage coutroef herta
tolore aud now existing between vou
William F, MiUell, and the pklutlS'
Lizzie U. W' ed, II. I, Vll.iI Ji"iV')
.. . .r .v.- . . '----..., uu in i
the plalntitr be restored to her malaen
name, aud lor such other unri f.,..i . ' ."
lief as may .beta equity just and tgdE
ble. Maid demand aud prayer being based
uuuniueKrouuuoi your willful dtseitlou
and abondonmeutof the plaintiff for more
tbanone ytarlast intst. mure
Fubllsbed lu tbeL'aWTAf. aoe4Lfor
alx weess by order of Han. itTJuJp
le.Judgeoflhrir4ili(MlrtLflbSii(;
of Oregou lor Marlon count,, muaf
chambers lu the vilr of haliui Marlon
oauuiy. Oregon, on Mouoay.ihe 15th a?l
of Ueurmbtr, iwu, t'H iTT j, on J. "y
Allorliejsturl'uilnii'ir
FOM ItE.NT. A furnl.l.ul
08 Liberty. tree,, " -''
Latest Arrivals
TOII.UT CASES
INFANT SETS
GLOVES and HANDKERCHIEF
IIOXES
SHAVING CASES
MANICUKK CASES
JEWEL IIOXES
WORK IIOXES
TA11LE COVERS
TARLE SCARFS
Look !
SPECIAL SALE
Musical Goods at Cost,
Pianos, Organs, Violins, Guitars, Banjoes, fusi
Boxes and Sheet Music.
We intend to close out, b)' the end of the year, our
entire line of small musical merchandise to confine our
selves to the wholesale trade only.
Holiday Presents 1
Now is a golden opportunity ts buy musical instru
ments at prices never before heard of.
r AT COST Evcryiliiug Goes.
j VIOLINS for
'BANJOES for
GUITARS for 3 50
$75 ORGANS for 40 00
$125 ORGANS for - 75 00
Our entire lint of "Saaifield Series" of 10c music
5c 25 pieces, $1.00.
FREE We give to every purchaser sheet music for
!pia organ free
EASTON'S
360 Commercial St.
First National Hank
A. P, AKsoTBcnsa, Msnsrrr. W. L Braurr, Prlncrpil.
Business, Shorthand, Typtwriting, Penmanthip and English Deparuaeaia.
Psy and LTcntag Scaskms. fctudecU admitted any time Catatowutoe applkatkm.
FDR
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Silk Handkerchiefs
Silk Mufflers, Silk Mitts
Kid Gloves, Lace Collars
Purses, Tray Cloths
Splashers, Tidies
Albums, Work Boxes
Perfume Cases, Dress Patterns
Linen Table Sets, Jewelry
Gold Headed Umbrellas, Furs
And
many
for
other tilings
presents at
T. HOLVERSON'S.
Sash and JDoor Factory
Frwit Strtf,blMi)0rtf"'
The be8tcloH of work i our line at price to Mmpeto
with (Ih l9wt. Op)y the bt mtrUl uI.
for the Holidays.
RARY RUGGY RORES
RARY RLANKET8 ,
UMRRELLAS
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS
SILK MUFFLERS
TARLK LINEN
NARKINS
FUKSKTC.
-OF-
$ 1 00
. 4 00
Com mi m
MUSIC STORE,
Eldredge Block.
Building. tWlcm. Oregon.
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suitable
HOLIDAYS
life.
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