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CRIMINAL.
Associated Press l(erorl niul
Digests of all Inpertitnt
NWseflVDay.
MARKETS.
W18KAT.
Ciiicaoo, I)cc 27. Cloie, wheat
wy; cash, .88); January .88Jj May,
FINANCIAL.
THK POUTHF.HN PACIFIC C10K8 INTO
UnUMi'HOOMIIINK.
Ban Fkancisoo, Cnl., Dec. 117. At
a meeting of tho board of directors
of the Southern Pacific railway com
pany, to ratify the plans of the new
western railway combination, C. 1
Huntington ami J. u. riluubs wcro
chosen an representatives of this
company on tho advisory board of
the new combination.
STATE
SUIT AOA1NSTVAN II. DKI.ABHMUTT.
Pouti-and, Orcgonlan, Dec. 27.
Yesterday a suit was begun against
Van Jl. DcLashmull, mayor of Port-
land, by Mir. M. Collier, who asks
judgment in the sum of (10,400.
For cause of option she alleges that
In May. B8-, she lent the defendant
2700, which he has not repaid; that
lie gave her his promissory note for
f2T$00, and afterwards asked her to
let him see It, which shedld, where
upon he destroyed It; that he owes
her $1800 on account of keeping the
American Exchange hotel In this
city for htm at his request, and
J3G00 for keeping rooms for a num
ber of years at Fifth and Main streets
iu this city..
Evidcutly the suit is one of the
kind sometimes brought against a
man under the supposition tbat be
will pay money rather than let the
case go to trial and make defense.
In other words, this Is beyond doubt
an attempt to extort money un
warrantably, and the public has
seen evidence that bears out this
conclusion.
It may well be supposed tbat
there are matters Involved In a cose
of thts klud which a man would
prefer should not obtain notoriety.
Nevertheless is it right to resist
efforts to extort money In such
cases, tuau waicn nothing is more
dlsplcable or immoral. Portland
has witnessed enough of this sort of
thing, and the man who resists It
deserves public commeudatkin for
the act. It Is understood that if
this case is pushed to trial the de
feudant will meet it fully. Persons
who bave no moral injuries to be
redressed, and whose only purpose
is to blacken others or make them
pay for secrecy, too often have their
way.
WASHINGTON.
UHIUWAV MOIIIIKKY IN fli!.ini.i
Nkatti.K, Doc. 27.-Tlieodt.re Me
Council, proprietor of the MMon
lodging house, on Jackson street,
was waylaid by a man named Pat
Foley last night. Foley jumped out
on bliu and said, "glvo me your
money or 1MI cutymir throat." A
policeman was but a block nwny mid
hearing cries of help, murder, etc.,
rushed to where tho men were, and
parted them. "What's all this
ubout?" demanded thecftUvr, hold-
ing uio men apart.. "Ho tiled to
rob me," said Foley, with rare pres
ence of mliirf. MeCouncll averred
that he, and not Foley, was the one
attacked, when Foley again ex.
claimed, "He robbed me of $12.30
and he has tho money In his pocket
now 5" Tho otllcer handculllng
both together marched them to the
police headquarters. There It was
learned that McConnell was tho
man robbed and Foley was held on
a charge of highway robbery.
kim.kd nv iiuhukks.
Chicago, III., Dec. 27. A saloon
keeer named Frank llrown was
found dead behind his bur this
morning, shot through the heart.
The theory is that burglars were at
work at the money drawer, and ho
surprised them ami was shot.
resTOKKici: ioiihki.
riiGDOMA, Kansas, Dec. 27. The
poslotllce at liuflalo, fifteen miles
norm or this city, was robbed of
its entire contents last night. No
clue to the robbers.
A IlltUTAI, MUltDKK.
8ayvii,i.k, L. I., Dec. 27. News
of a most brutal murder at Bohtml
ville, two miles north of here, was
received this morning. The body of
Winnie Croup, an attractive Hun
garian girl, was found hacked to
pieces and the limbs had been sever-
ltl.
ed northeast storm Blgnals hoisted
all along tho Atlatilln eimi. imm
Norfolk to lioslou, and along the
titilf from l'cnsacol.i to New Or-
llMIIH.
A HANI) OP KltlK.NIII.Y INDIAN!)
1OKTK1j KlI.t.KI).
Ciiiston, 8. I)., Dea. 27.-Tho
Indians are still carrying on depre
dations, and nro growing much
bolder. A hulMuceil ciutio Into the
(iinip nu the Clie.UMino river niul
was Interviewed about the hnstlles
In the Rid Lands. He says ho lea
Pine ltlilgu agency u few days before
with IfiO friendly Indians who wont
to Induce the hmt lies to return from
the Dad Lauds. There are nt the
least calculation fiOO or 000 warriors
among the hosllU-s. All are well
armed, and all are declaring that
they would light. Ho entertains
great fears as to the band of friendly
Indians, as ho Is almost certain that
a majority of them are killed.
TWO DIVISIONS llMK'KI'.l) HY SNOW.
Sl!S(JUi:iIANNA, Pu., Dec. 27,
Owing to the great full of snow, the
JeH'cftou division of the Erie rail
road nud the Pennsylvania division
of the Dele ware and Hudaon roads,
are blocked since Friday morning.
On tho main line trams are iwreral
hours late.
LABOR.
SITUATION
SKKIOUS IN
JIL'STON wmiDKAWS HIS nKHIUNA
TION. Washington, Dec 27. What
came near being a row in the In
dians phalanx has been averted by
the withdrawal by United States
Treasurer Huston of his resignation,
which was presented to the presi
dent last July. There h-u beeu
some bad blood between the presi
dent and Huston, and It grew out of
what the latter thought lack of con.
slderatiou by the president and Airs.
Harrison toward Mrs. Huston.
Huston is one of the strongest re
publicans iu Iudlana, and a rupture
with him meant a break In the
president's support Iu his home slate.
It was found necessary to keep Hus
ton In Washington and in an Im
portant ofllce. The matter has been
adjusted satisfactorily to Huston,
and he remains here Instead of start
ing a disagreeable fire iu the rear ot
the administration In the Hoosler
Mate.
POLITICAL-
THE 8I1.VKK POOL.
Washington, I. C, Dec. 27 -The
final conclusion In respect to
the Dockerv resolution, providing
for the investigation of tho charges
against the senators and representa
tive interested In the silver pool,
will probably be reached by the
committee aoou after holidays are
over.
FOREIGN.
DISASTER AT 8EA.
London, Kujr., Dec. 27.-Further
advices from China, as to the bum
lug of tbe steamship Shanghai ueur
Woo Hoo, abow the disaster to have
been much more serious than was
at.nrst reported. Now it seems the
number of lives lot t to be over two
hundred, all by drownlug.
flkAVIN TO MKCT 8UM.IVAN.
London, Kog., Dec. 27. A lues
age lias been sent to America auth
(log a well known Utter to match
ttavln tokuoflkgulllvuiiout In six
"muds, Blavln bring anxious to
' feteet the big Anertcau.
THK BAILWAY BTBIKE.
Onmuw, Dec. 27. There is a
Hunt change for the better luthe
Mlroad strike. The number, regu
"ity aud puuotuullty of passenger
Jus 1 iiwtwslug with this lin
lavement. IttabopexJ theebauces
fooaia will grow awaller. No
CIKOWINd
l'OUTI.ANll,
1'ohti.ani), Oregon, Dec. 27. The
situation of the discharged laborers
from the Union Pacific and Puget
Sound extention is growing serious.
At present there are about one thous
and in this city and the number is
Increasing hourly. A large number
aro being fed nnd lodged by the city.
Some sorely pressed are discounting
time checks at fifty per cent. J. H.
Smith is nnW ItlOmnlin nw1An....t-
ed from the trunk nnd the body to scenre money from the U P. Co
Itself cut to pieces. Suspicion Jin- Upon'hlsarrivnl there he telegraphed
that the company had promised
him three hundred thousand dollars
this week, nnd on this assurance tho
men quieted. To-day Mr. Smith
telegraphs: "I will leave for Port
land money or not". Iu speaking of
me situation to-day, oue of the con
trading firm said all dependson the
actlou of the U. P. Co. If we obtain
the money duo us we can pay ofl our
menatouce, if not It is dltllcult to
fursee the outcome as tho men are
growing desperate.
mediately fell on Frank Krullsche
and he was quickly arrested. When
confronted with tho mutilated re
mains of tho girl, he admitted the
killing but nothing further cculd be
obtained from him. It is said tbat
Krullsche, who was in love with the
girl, was jealous of her.
KKVEAI.1NCI ItKVCNUn FRAUDS.
Nkw York, Dec. 27.-A Wash
ington special says: "Frauds, by
which the government has been
robbed of over 1,000,000 within the
past twelve mouths, have bseu
brought to the knowledge of the
treasury officers; and a searching
inquiry is iu progress. Tho frauds
were committed by consuls and
consular agents of the United States
in Canada aud by exports of Cana
dian goods to tho United States.
Some twenty consuls, a larger num
ber stationed in the province of
Ontario, are Implicated in the
charges.
ACCIDENTS.
MOST UNFORTUNATE MISHAP.
ClNCINNATTI, Ohio, Dec. 27.
Louis Cehwiug, worn out witli
watching at the bedside of his
daughter, who was III with diph
theria, gave her by mistake a dose
ofearbollc acid. The child died In
two hours and the father had to be
restrained from taking his own life.
TKRH1ULK KXl'I-OSION.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Dec. 27. The
boilers on the premises of Gus Low
eustelu, butcher nnd manufacturer
of sausuges, exploded tills morning.
The explosion was terrilllc, and no
less than seven dwellings were
wrecked and lorn so that they will
have to bo taken down. JJertha
Gray, aged oue and one-half years,
was killed, and Mrs. Lowenslelu
had her back broken and cannot
live. A number of others were
seriously Injured.
F I RE S-
l'RISON I1URNKD.
AunURN, N, Y., Dec. 27.- A fire
broke out In the broom shop of the
Auburn prison this morn lug.
Uroom shop, collar shop and chair
shop, were badly damaged. Two
firemen were beriously hurt by a
falling wall.
The tire was extinguished after
causing a loss of $18,000. No
trouble was experienced with the
convicts.
FIRE AT IIAI-SIIY.
Albany, Ore., Dec. 27. Tho gen
eral merchandise store of O, How
ells, at Halsey, burned this morn
ing. Loss about $1800; uninsured.
MISCELLANY.
GREAT HN0W6T0MM AM OVRH Till:
KAST.
New York, Dec. 27.-The pre
dicted suowstonu for yesterday ar
rived. Pedestrians are few aud far
between. Burfaoe cars aro making
joor progress, Iu spile of tho fact
thut four horses are trying to do tho
usual work of two. Navigation In
the rivers aud bay is seriously Inter
fered with, fit) fat no accidents are
rejwrfed. This storm, which Is
promised to be tho worst sluco tho
bllxwd of March, JBSS.hus beenglv
lug the South a taste of Us quality
since early yesterday morning, h
center has worked wny up front
LouMana to Tennessee. The storm
pressure Is trying to get up un area
of high barometer n Lower Canada,
As New York Is lu the center of the
track, she will have u full share of
n,.i..iiresslou. The weather bureau
scut out warning butt ullfUt tofbe
offices of all Hasten, railroads to
Walkino Match. There was a
walking match In Salem t'other day
between two young men of leading
families. It was a close ruce and
both men got to G. W. Jnuusou &
Sons nt ubout the same second. It
was oue of those flue ties they were
after.
Never Disappointed. That Is
the condition of those who trade
with JJureti as then they get their
money's worth and bave uo cause
for dissatisfaction.
KKMUIOUS SKKVICK.
Fmsr Uaitirt. To-morrow will
bo tho 31st. anniversary of the
church and tho pastor will preach a
memorial sermon in tho morning.
Evening subject: "New Year IU-so-lutlous."
Sunday school at 11:45 n.
m.j young peoplo's meeting at 0 p.
in. Hubert Whitcakcr, pastor.
Christian Church. "Our In
tercessor" will be tho morning
theme, and 'Tho Irreparable Past"
a sermon for the times, tho even
ing subject of tho liov. J. B. Joha
son nt tho Christian church, corner
or Church and High streets. Scr
vices at 1 1 n. m. and 7 p. m. Sun-
duy school at 0:15 a. in. Christian
Endeavor at 0 p. in.
Unitarian .Society. Hall cor-
uer Court and Liberty streets. Ser
vices at 10:30 a. m. nud 7 p. m., by
Hev. Thomas VanNess, of San
Francisco, superintendent of tho
American Unitarian association.
Themes, "Modern Heroas," and
"Tho One Thing Which Unitarians
Emphasize." All aro cordially in
vlted.
Evanoelicai.. Third quarterly
meeting services. Presiding Elder
J. liowersox will preach at 10:80 a.
m. and 7 p. m. Communion after
the morning discourse. Sunday
school nt 12 ill. Endeavor meeting
at 0 p. in. All will be made to feel
at homo with us.
Presbyterian Church. The
regulal services will be held. Tho
pastor will preach lu the morning at
10:30, subject: "Tho barren fig tree,"
and in tho eveng at 7:03, "A special
communication from heaven" will
be tho themes. Sabbath school at
noon. Y. P. S. C E at Op. in.
Sunday Dinner at Stroag's Restaurant.
MENU,.
Soup
Green Turtle Cream of Chicken
Fish
Baked Salmon
Entree
Tenderloin Steak with Mushrooms
Lobster Patties Lamb Chops
jjoneu (juicKen
French Peas Oyster Sauce
itoasi
Chicken with Dressing
Beef Mutton Veul Pork
Vegetables
Tomatoes Corn Potatoes
Pastry
Cocoa nut Apple Grape
Dessert
English Plum Pineapple Custard
Fruit
Apples
Tea Coffee Milk
Candies and Nuts.
Broke His Arm. As Major
llodgUin'rf little 12-ycar old son was
riding his bicycle at n fast gait
around the White Comer this after,
noon, his wheel ran Into a crack In
thp sidewalk, nnd being engaged
looking down tho strict he was
taken unawares nud was pitched
head foremost on tho crosswalk,
breaking his arm between tho elbow
and shoulder. He got up aud
walked around saylug his knee hurt
hlni a little, not feeling tho arm
until somebody noticed tho blood
dripping aud called his attention to
It. Ho shook tho arm a little nnd
cooly remarked "I bcleivo its brok
en," Sure enough It was nud the
plucky llttlo fellow was taken to
Dr. Btchardsou's ofllce, ' whero the
fraoturo was set and the sufferer
mndo as comfortable as possible.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
A
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eased
See it, Try it, Buy it. The
new V. S. No. 2 Singer sewing ma
chine. Burt Case, agent 181 Com
merciul street. 12-10 tf.
Just received direct a shipment
of the famous Whittakcr Euglish
sugar cured hams and bacon which
we guarantee finer lliau anything
lu Salem. Sroat & Gile, 120 State
street.
It Will Stay. Whether the
University remains or not, be it re
membered that S. FarrarA Co. will,
and continue to lead iu choice gro
ceries and necessaries of life.
Unequaled. Cherrington Is not
excelled by any one In tho city In
tho taking of photos. Examine his
stock.
Sunday Dinner.
Till: WILLAMETTE SUNDAY DINNER
Menu.
Bluepoluts.
soups.
Chicken Broth Puree of White Peas
Fish.
Boiled Chinook Salmon Celery
Sauce.
Boiled.
Leg of mutton, caper sauce, Tongue,
bral.ed ribs of beef with brown
potatoes, corn beef and cao.
Entrees.
Chicken Frlcasse a la maccdoiiie,
btufled Shoulder of Lamb Parsley
Sauce.
Oyster Patties.
Sponge Cake Fritters Brandy Sauco
Boast.
Surlolu of Beef Mutlon Veal
Pork' with Apple Sauce Turkey
with Cranberry Sauce.
Suckling Pig Ktull'ed with Eastern
Oysters.
Behshes.
Chow-Chow Olives young oulous
Lettuce
Vegetables
Mashed Potatoes String Beans
Baked Sweet Potatoes Canned Corn
Stewed Tomatoes
Dessert
Apple Grape and Custard Pie
Coooauut Pudding Wlno Sauce
Cheese Crackers A&Mirled Cake
Nuts aud ltulsins J-iults lu Heason
Teu and Coliee
Merit Wins.
We desire to say to our citizeas,
that for years we bave been selling
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption. Dr. King'aNew Life Pills,
Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric
Bitters, aud bave never handled
remedies tbat sell as well, or tbat
bave elven such universal satisfac
tion. We do not hesitate to guar
antee them every time, and we stand
ready to refund the purchase price
ii satisfactory results ao not ioiiow
their use. These remidies bave won
their great popularity purely on tbelr
mprltfi- At. Krv'a rirticrfrlftt-
FOR PURE FIRST WATER
DIAMONDS.
You will have to go to W. W.
Martins who has the FINEST as
sortment ever offered for sale In
this city.
Large clothes baskets; only 00
cents at Crissman's.
THE WILLAMETTE.
G A Steel, O L Long, H C Fraes,
R B May, J II Man, 8 P Garrison,
Portland.
T J Black, H S Bend, Halsey.
L It Looney, HUlsboro.
Miss Mary Vaugb, C Bogle, Sti
ve rton.
J B Loonoy, Jefferson.
J Condon, Tucoma.
M H Gllbertson, G Malckle, Au
rora. A Lealllng, C A Lealllng, Mil
waukee. J A Yackam, Coos Buy.
It A Bensetl, Yaqulna.
cook hotel.
Profl J Giles, Sclo.
M Scott, H KloKars, M S Shan
non, Albany.
John Boyle, Silverton.
Geo S Blank, Albany.
F James and wife, S F.
B Blrkes and son, S Dak.
Sam Cohen, Minneapolis, Minn.
L C Hunter, Portland.
F D Hunt, Chicago.
M D Gilbert, SM Seeuary N Y.
S D Chapman, Gardener.
Jos K Smith and wife, Turner.
Joe DudoIs is in the city visiting
his father. He has been for the
past some time in the vicinity of
Huntington.
Good, Better, Best. That is
what Strong's Sunday dinner is
going to be. Just cast your eye over
their bill of fare lu another column.
Fine candy at Strong's.
Brooms at Crissmans.
very i
THE LARGE ASSORTMENT, SUPE-
rior Quality and Remarkably Low
Prices of Holiday Goods at
; m e
c ojyc
Stale St Book Store!
SURPRISES ALL WHO VISIT HIS STORE.
Such prices were never before known in Salerri,,
Crowolls' Edition, Red Lino Poets GO
Fine Silk Plush Albums 3 50
Fino Leather Albums, decorated inside 3 50
Scrap Albums, cloth binding o
Chatterbox 75
History, U. S go
Life of Grant and Sherman, each 50
History, Naval Heroes 60
All kinds of choice leather goods. Glove Cases, Collar and Cuff Boxes, Toilet
Cases, Magazine Cases, Music Rolls, Card Cases, Etc. Etc.
TIE IKM MEW ID MIT EMS.
Four . lis Em Salem the Capital of Oregon
W. L. Wade, of North Salem, has
a full line of general merchandise
and is giving away handsome books
with cosh purchases. tf
Pure candies at
rant.
Strong's restau-
Tbe most clegaut line of holiday
novelties in Salem Is to be found at
Geo. E. Good's, 309 Commercial
street. 12-8-tf
See the 10, 25 and CO cent counter
at Moore & Oaboro's before buying
your Xmas toys. 12-15 Gt
Go to Crissmans for ribbon, all
widths, all prices from 4 cents per
yard up.
Geo. E. Good has the finest and
largest stock ot iterfumi'S and ier
fume cascH ever brouirht In Salem.
Cull at 309 Commercial street and
see his Hue. 12 8 tf
Wasto paper baskets at CrUsmans.
Lone bar toilet soai C ceuts at
Crissmans.
Mrs. SI. E. McCoy, physician and
surgeon, No. 290 Commercial street.
Chronic diseases a specialty. Con
sultation free. 12-8 tf
Closing Out Sale.
J. V. Crawford is closing out his
stoves and tinware, preferring to
sell these portions of bis stock at
great reductions to again moving
tnem. a-s-w-tr
Ono Thousand acres of as fine land as there Is In the northwest, divided Into one hundred small Imeadow
and fruit farms. These tracts for the FJBBT TIME are now placed on the market, ranging in prices trom 50
to $100 per acre one third cash, balance onetime with Interest.
No Better Opportunity for Investments
In a small way basbeen offered to the public Thousands of dollars will be expended "within the next H
mouths lu improvements in the Immediate vicinity of this land, while upon the tract itself, In the way of
roads, fencing, etc., a large amount of mouey will be used.
A Free Hide to aid From tie Place
to anyrone wishing to see or invest. Call at the oftlce.oi.'J
SM
Wl
LL-IS &. CHAMBERLIN,
Court St., Salem, Agents, for Plats, Description and furilierparticular?.
1 Sorts of Real Estate on ill Sorts of Terms!
The president has approved the
act to authorize building a bridge
across the Willamette river at Al
bany, Oregon.
Miss Theresa and llosnllo Friend
ly, of Eugene, are the guests of their
uncle, Mr. H. S. Simon.
Call at Catterlln's aud examine
his $2 per dozen photos.
Pattou's for school books, birth
day gifts, New Year's gifts and flue
stationery.
Personal Liberty vs. Physical Slavery.
We are all free American citizens,
enjoying 'our personal liberty; but
most of us are iu physical slavery,
suffering from scrofulu, salt rheum
or some other form of Impure nlood.
HOocrsBarsapriiiaisiiiegreat uioou
puriner wnicn dissolves
of disease, gives health
puysicai liberty.
the bonds
aud perfect
An Excellent Itrmedy. ,
Dr. Helden: I consider your
Ktbereal Cougb Syrup an excellent
remedy for all the diseases for wbicb
you recommend It.
jmvip uiciiAitT, juocieno.
Larura size tl.OO. small 60 cents.
For sale by all druggists,
A Safe JnvMtmeut
Tcnnowhlohlsifuarauteedto brim;
you satisfactory results, or u case of
iuliurea return oimruiif puiM.-, mi
this safe pluii you can buy from our
advertised druggist a bottle of I)r,
Kind's New Discovery forConsump-
lion. It Is ituaraiifeeu to bring relirf
in every case, whu uhhI ror any ar
crilnn of throat, luuirsor chest, such
us cousuiiiDtlou. inlluninmtlon of
uug, bronchitis, asthma, whooping
cough, croup, etc., etc. It Is pleasant
and agreeable to taste, perfectly saro
aud can always bo depended uiwn.
Trial bottle freout Fry' drugstore.
A Ort UveriModioln,
Dr.OMPo'n ImroJ IJver lll r
(.uMcurufori" M uwtocli, Ollllou im.
(!)rpidlv0r,lo. TltwJplll Iukuw iwrfiwt
dltft-llou.oomx-t ll lvr uod sUmjimu,
tslu clur. Ttiey uUo pnlu a Reed sp-1
ueole. aoainvioniuu iiituimeu uj
tutlniualciu ly tuelr Uinlo action, Hold
.iHwaUi bo by Moltli MUlar.
SCROFULA
Is that Impurity of tho Wood which pro
dines unsightly lumps or wellhij on the
I'Liiidsuf the neck; causes painful ruiinlni;
sures on the arms, legs, or feet j developes
ulcers lu the eyes, cars, or uose, often caus
ing blindness or desfnessj Is the origin of.
pimples, cancerous growths, or h many
u.l.cr manifestations usually ascribed to
" humors j" and fastening upon the lungs,
c.iuses consumption, and death. Jlelnu
the most ancient, It Is the most general of
ill diseases or affections, foi very few
persoiu ro entirely free from it.
W CURED
lly taking Hood's BariaparllU, which, by
the remarkable cures It ba accomplished,
fien when other medicines bT9 failed.
his proven llwlf hi bo a potent slid Pul
lar meillclna for this disease. Seine ol
ll.cso eurei are really wondorful. If you
suffer from scrofula or Impure blood, be
suie to try Hood's Barsaparilia.
Kverv surlni my w lie and children hare
wen troubled with scrofula, lores break.
iiib out on them In various places. iy
tune boy, Hire8 years old, ha, been
terrible wffeirr. It spring l' W one
hum of sores trow ed 1 'rb I was
advised to uw Hood's rUrsaptrtllH, Wld
have all taken It. The result Is that all have
beeu cured ol the scroiula, my M boy
Ulug entirely lr from sorei, ud all four
ot my children look bright ami healthy."
W. U. ATIIPBTOK, lasal City, . J.
Hood'f arMparllla
!ibrn.iut.. i.ifcr. rwwu-i
Jt 1. HOOC CO, AflMilM, lwU( Hut
IOO Pnm On Pollur
nibbard's Itlieunatlo auu Liver l'llls.
These plhi are scientifically compounded
ud uniform In actlou. No griping pain
u coinmoHlv following the use or Dills.
Toey are adapted to both adulu and chil
dren with perfect surety. We guuiantee
they have no equal In the cureofidek head
ache, constipation, dysnepala and bullous
now and, as un appetiser, they excel 1 any
other preparation 177 ly
Hmllti a Btelner, sole agU.
Lumber.--Contracture and par
ties contemplating bulldiug, should
not full lo cull on J. F. Jacobson for
estimates on rough aud dressed lum
ber. Yard and ofllce near agricul
tural works. 0-20-e o d-tf.
We bave lots on the Installment tilan. farms and suburban nronortv on easv terms, and overv class of
real estate for cosh. The property we handle is in first bauds, thereioie purchasers got it without speculative
values nut undo it. The larire list nf our will's. fnnprlnllv of farm nrniwrtv. reeentlv. attests thn fuel-, thai, rnu
cannot aflord to buy xeal estate without first consnltiug us.
SHAW & DOWNING,
B67Also general auctioneers.
Salem, nnd guarantee satisfaction.
Will
264 Commercial Street, Salem!
take charge of auction sales in any part of tho state, including
-RlEYrrimrcfflMF
'ANION
Specimen Copies and Beautiful Calendar lent Free.
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"No ethtr Wuklg Paptr gives to gnat a Vanity of Entertaining and Instruclivi Reading mi to low a price."
THIS
SLIP
FREE TO JAN. I, 1891. -
To aay NEW HL'BHCHIBEB wko will eat oat and send thla slip with name stoat
addrea. and $1.73 (In Iiital or Krprttt Monev Order cr RegUtertd Letter at our rtJ w will .end
THE YOUTH') COMPANION FREE to January. 1801. vid for a Full Year from that Date,
Thla.Ber Include, thn FIVE DOUBLE HOLIDAY NUIUUKKH for Thankagtrtnc, ChrUtmaa,
New Year'a, Easter anil Fonrth-of-Jalr, and all tb. Illustrated Weekly Hupplesaenta.
1 Aidrett, THE YOUTH'S COMPANION, l T.mpla Place, Boston, Mass.
WITH
$1.76
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The Oregon Land Co.
-with Its-
nueklen's Arnica PIv,
Tbe Host Mulve ia tlio world for Outs,
lirulses, Hore, Uleers, Suit IUieum, Ktver
riores, Teller, cnuppea nanus, uuilolalna,
Corua and all Hkln Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Mien, or no pay required. It
Is guaranteed to give perreet sutuiuctlon,
or money refuuded. I'rice, ii centa per
box.
HILLENBRAND'S
8Q0 Commarotal Stratat.
,UVI UnWlln.mw.H. IWi UW. HUU
VotTue, Tea or tlbocolateand Cake..
-.....I5 cents
uk and Eux . ....H5 cenu
bop and Es...... ....ia oeuu
i Chop and fcts-ii....-..s5 ocnu
HlOlTKAHKj ,
iuo., lao. ana s cents
eand Uake..l0 centa
Mush and Milk lOeeuta
I'late of Soup... ......... 10 ceuta
not uaKea, Uinee or Tea.,
iieentieaa ana
-ork Cboi
Mutton L'bon
Venison ana Kaus V cents
8auaaeand Matsi - !KeeuU
Jiam ana r-tflfs -......-.. centa
'recb Oysters any style.....as eenU
25 Cast iilr Olsntf 8rrd from II lo 3 O'Clock
A nine variety of vegetable, eto., etc.
Also lea, coffee or Milk wltb all iB cent
meals without extra charge.
Choice Cigars, imported an Domestic,
always on band,
Porter House Mtoak and Egga- o centa
Tender loin Hteak and Kggs,.. au oenu
Home
Ice
Salem,
Oregon,
JOH. AL.BKKT, Agent. .
INUUUAMCB
tiomptar,
Fire and Marine,
. Bali m, Oregon
fHrawberry.
HaMfromMa
III froat.nieaeHiBve pnoe llal flree
,WrnHT, wwrw,w.
(In tho State Insuranco Building)
aud brunch offices in Portland, Astoria uiul Albany,
Has for sale a lurso list of Oruiu, Stock and Fruit Farms; also
City and Suburban Property.
The Oregon Laud Co, was esneclully organized for tho purpose of buying
and Hub-dividing large tracts of land, and hits during the past two years
bought and subdivided over 3,200 ucres Into
Five to Twenty Acre Parcels
The success of this undertaking Is shown iu the fact that out of 260 tracts
placed on the market, 225 have beeu wild. We claim that ten aures ot
choice land lu Fruit,
. Will Yield a Larger Income
tlmu 00 acres of wheat in the Mississippi Valley, We also make valuable
improvements in the way or roans, clearing the land, reuces, etc. We
can ge a suiull tract of laud for the nunie price per acre as you would
bave to pay for a (urge farm,
Send for Pamphlet and Price List.
DRUGS.
Salem, Or.
ia k .i due ru Tr r ?
IIULCH 9.UU UHU ?u.uv K Vmg -,,,'-
Open to tbe publlo Thursday, Sept. U,,.
18yo. Bent betel between I'ortland abet
Sua f ruucinco. Aims to be arst ciusa iu -.
all Its appolntmcuu. Its tables are served ,;,;
witn ineonoicvatrruiu grown in me wit. ww
tauiULUi luucia 'Ji
A. I.WAGNER,
Proprietor
Notlca of Final SotHewokjU
VTOTiOE lit hereby uleu tbat the undeiv'l'
jli aigueu executrix or tueeauiio or shhi- . ..
ry Vox, dceeused, line tiled bcr aiuil":,'f
ui'couutoribeKiiia OHtnie, lu tbo oouuiy, i
fturl. f.r IIiii utulM fif fr.tfnii ISiir mJ"-j""' y '
couuty. and that tbo court has flxed atr-j',3
uruuy, January 10tb, lbUI, at one o'oUWtfcJX
p. in. oi aim a ty lor muring tno Kara,, auet
ohjectlng tliorutn. at Ibo couuty aawtjl.
riMiiu. lu thocountv court bouae 1st Maakisi
county, Ortgou, nnd tbul tbe aauie y 1)1 ha -,
riikcu upon at anUltliuo nud place. '
Dated mis ueceuibi,r lum. imsj, -'.,
TIIK&WA BKLU
Kxccutrlx ortho last will aud. teal ama,
nnd estate of t-nld dectiuufd. litUM
Cheapest, NeaW UMij,
SCHOMAKER'S COMBINATWs
FENCE.
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andcuuutry. HctinylvrmabeAH'e
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carry a full line of drutpi, toet arMoies, pwfwniery
and m oil ua. ffiafiPtlowi ev)fully eoaiHd.
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