THE UNTIL MTUUL
TUESDAY
JAN. 6. 1W1
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.18)
TKKMU OK 4l J&OUITItM.
IHIlr y uwtl rT year,
Mllr f mll per moiitb, .
A'otklr br roil per year.
Mflf not r " 4rB Ifee wife
Krd for tie tt'er-Ktr MJt5
$lSOperrtr. It paper are not dMtverea
promptly notify the offltg.
KllKEIiliXlVhUVUT UAfllUCiw
fTillr fnrrfnrln vtvY , Mel.
Ifciily (or lorn workiv-
imh t7 rooniu.
1ITKIPIED MUCK FOR Pit ISO.
' A Stbeme lo I'ai e lie Mre el f Safe a
The Col i8 nat Two Hollar
a Yard
frOM
lV.tfM.lsM.. vlil k mul f lilt flBfl Mtll
of month. Mbertt will pk '
money forcarrtei or wbtrwo n
lidHlreml, m 10 eeww bo dly "
cot feci 'cms.
fur. Krtrttno oawtai, JornAt jttv
Urty recdr tbe Rrwwn
pre dftpalcbe.
GILBERT t F1TIBRSDN,
Dealers in Groceries, Crockery,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes. Windowelass, Etc, Sole
Agents for Epicure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder.
LOC.Ui MARKET.
Wheat, net 02J oeuta perlbu.
iforwr, active; 23 to 82 cowU per lb.
Thfe most pure candy for the Jwt
txla can Iway be had at Htrorrg'
restuaratit-
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JJOAKD OF TllAK.-l$Ut few
members were In attendance at the
regular meeting of the Salem Hoard
of Trade !aet night. After everal
communications were read Messrs
HrcatA Glle wenjelected to member
iKhlp. A resolution wtw otteri-d to
change the meeting from the flrat
Monday ulgtit to the flot Tuesday
night of each month. The resolu
tion wsw laid over for n week. JHIIh
amounting to over tWO were read,
and the eccretnry stated that there
won a little Iwa than fiOO In the
treiwury, and about f 100 yet to Ihj
collected on back iIucm. The bill of
$183 for five thousand Mrdeye vlewh
of the city whh ordered paid and the
secretary woh Instructed to nII the
vlcwa at tvcnty-flve ceritu each.
Tho matter of the Hudson &. Hon'
furniture factory waa dlHcuisaed In
brief. The general opinion accrued
to Ims to let them go to Mine other
city If they were not willing to
aland by tho projKwltlon they Imd
made without even u ttugceatlon
frorrr tho pooplo hurc. It was ru
mored in tho board that Bllvertoii
wrw tho neighboring town which
had olltTetl more money Hum Httlum.
Hkiiii:h Hatw. The faro on the
river trulllo on tho Columbia river
hait boon Increnfrvd about twenty
live per cent., beginning with hint
Monday night. The pnHocngur Jure
had been three dollar for round trip
ticket, and two dollars for u Mingle
jmwtngo, nud $1.50 for n Malcroom.
Kow Hiatcroom nccommodatlotmare
J2.60 and Dingle faro (iMiO, and no
round trip tlckutH uru mid, The
charge on freight ara Increased In
nearly tho kuiuu proportion. TIiIh
Incrcitso Im not tho result of the com
panics not being able to carry on
tho trulllo at tho former rati, but it
Im thu work of combination. There
has bcoiinfltrougcomputltlouoii the
river, which Ih how united In n corn
bine, which the people must pay for.
Ni:i:i)hHi:I'aiich.-'J'Iio portion of
Center xtreet on I'lcity hill uu-ilii the
attention of the proper mithorltlua.
Blueo the niliiH have K't In tho
water ditch of the ten Inch main Iiuh
willed In many placw lis much uhh
foot. ThU pipe being at olio Mile of
tho street car track mtikOM It ulnioxt
In thuceulurof tho roadway audit
Is now in u dangerous co'dltloii for
vehlcleM puwilng on that street after
dark, An accident In liable to occur
thero ut any limy which would mnUo
the city liable for damage. The
ditch wan dug during the dry
Weather ail fall mid the nilim have
nettled tho lllllug until now there U
it dlloli from (I to IS Inuliot diHip lit
thu middle of the utrwtt.
Fix iiniMui) Uoi.iw. it hviiih
that one placo at the Southern I'u
cillo depot rhould Lo kept dry, ni
that paMtengera could gut out of the
prImi without getting In tho mud
nnd that place In, under thu veranda.
Tho ground under the veranda Ihii
few Indie lower than thittHurrouinl.
lug It, and thu water i iiuh In there
and ittaiid In u nmiI, and the Imiiii
driving through keep It cut up until
It U nluuMtt h i tidily us thv btreulH.
A few load of gravel would make
thli n dry and neat iIhm. 1 1 nhnuld
1k kept several Inolien higher thuii
tho ground Immediately hiirroiiml
lug It.
Nkw l'JUM.-4'lia ktok r gro.
cerlw of Cox it IIok-hk ha UtMi
bought by Joseph Flthburn & (u,
who will oiwn n ttoro ut tho i4d
utaud. Kverylhliig U Mug over
ImtiUM to-day and the nloru will be
on.'ued Thurwlay. Tho new tlrm
will oorulkt of JuMiiiU lltburu. J.W.
Cox mill Chntloy lJemr. 'lliare'
mt won Known nwrv, whvre Mr.
FUhburu and Mr. (x Imvo IhmIi
been In IiuIiivm rar yiwm, awl
C'liurluy Ckpor, who Im 1m a
clerk in Hmlro Kwrrcir1 clow for hv
eral yearn, U well uwiuulutwl with
tho Inulmw. Tho uuntbuiii nil
Ulng well kuowu will rtcvlto thetr
aluiruof ntrut;o.
A Kwvj Kic.,Thln U, tho era of
UrgftliK u nil Hiiwj of truile. Vvo.
plo don't buy blindly, but uru eon.
tnutly looking out to gut (ho must
for tho money. In thu dry good
llnoT, Holversoti 1 tuVng the !id
iu thU pnrtleular.
ft 0. Cyveu & Qa, ar gjvlng
tkIr Mttfu MQiutt iyiurkaWv &P
gduafufehoe
Tfiere tefeorac Ulk among the bus
Jii( men rf tilts cKy to rve the
etreeU. It bae eve wiggested Itself
fttrong enough among eome to Induce
them to Inquire Into the cost of dif
ferent kinds of pavement uwi jn
some of the dtles in the East. Mr.
A- Wowser, of this dty, Imw Juet re
ceived the plans and crl of paving
the streets of a amall olty in unia
They were furnished him by Mr.
Jacob Wosser.
He stated that when the subject
I of paving the streets was orougni
up a committee was appointed to
vWt mme of the cities which had
jved streets, and report the cot of
different kind". The committee vis
ited Cincinnati, Columbus, Canton,
Cleveland, iJellalr and Toledo, and
Wheeling, Weet Virginia, and in
two of the they found where brick
had been used for ten years and
eerned as good as new. The oities
using this kind of paving material
are well satisfied with their venture
and claim It ii much cheaper than
any stone pavements.
The bricks are burned harder than
those used in furnaces. The rnaD
ner In which the bricks are put
down Is a little different from the
iiRiial method of street m villi;. The
proper excavations are made, then
the ground Is rolled with a three ton
roller. 'ext, twelve Inches of
crushed stones are put in which Is
also rolled dow n solid with the same
roller. On this four inches of gravel
is unread with the came rolling pro
cess; now cornea what Is called the
vitrified brick. These are jdacetf on
their edges, so each brick fills a
space '2x8 inches, or In a pavement
about 72 to 75 bricks to the yard.
When tho bricks are then also
rolled with a one-ton roller, the
crevices are filled with hot tar and a
little sand Is sprinkled over it, when
tho work Is completed. The cost of
all this work in Ohio, not including
tho curb, was tii.10 per yard when
West Virginia brick wes used, or
11.76 per yard with Ohio brick. A
pavement put down In this way,
they claim will last scores of years.
Tho tlmo Is alwut hero when
Salem must have paved streets.
Home of our business men have ex
pressed themselves as willing to
undertake such a fechemo and have
protiorty ownors pave tho street in
front of property, and not go to the
expoiuo of having the public do the
work. There seems no reason why
rialcm cannot have such work done
as cheap as any city in Ohio. Barely
they aro not better situated for mak
ing good llro brick. This matter
should not bo allowed to rest until a
few of tho principal streets In this
city aro paved. Jlcfoio another
summer pastes by, State and Com
mercial streets within tho business
portion of tho city should bo out of
tho mud,
FlHIIINd lOK flltAYI.INOH. A
good many small boys and some not
so small put In most of their time
on tho hanks of tho Willamette
river fishing for grayling. These
area Hull of the genus Holuioulilie
and aro nil u In Oregon. It Is said
they werolmporUd Into the streams
of Ohio a few yours ago and are now
very pleutlfdl but aro a natural
uueniy lo tho young trout. They
are much more prolific than trout
and ubutit as good eating.
HTATK I'lllttON UlU'OUT. Kupt.
Downlug's report for tho miartor
ending Dee. .11, shows total oxHud-
lturus, 0MVti.U,l; total earnings,
fM0,H8; receipts cash, $ianiL2Ti. No.
convicts at el(Ho of (piarter, .121; In
crease, 11, Number received for
quarter, ftitj number dlsohurgcd, -11;
for now trial, one. Hupt. Downing
Is sick abed.
Do.v'r Mi.vi) tii ii Mt;i. The man
who has a pair of Dunham's ('.'.Ml
ualf shoos need not bo afraid to go
out doors for they are mud and water
proof.
An I.NTKUttrriMi Km Tho suit
that Is erttitlug greatest Interest to
day In Bulcm mid surrounding coun
try Is one of t ho remarkably low
priced wkjIuii Milts nmilo and sold
by tho Thu. Kay Woolen Mill Co.
Just Kuom Chicmio, Borne
ohuluo family maokorel in Uirntls
mid kits, also silver loaf and (limrgu's
wlrelwl oodlUfi ut Jim. Clurk't
Court street grocery liuuw. t-U-2 1
Wantku. A good man to soil
sowing mnehliiHs. Iu olty or eouutry.
Apply at thoHltiMur Mauufuoturiug
Co.'s yJlloo 181 Commwoial Ht. 14) tf
1 ii -
Maul) ItriM. U hwd iiurtwrs fur
law-prtwd 4iutogmp)rs.
V. J. CMttMllll'N vlwwa of IIIOUII-
Ulu mul uoMSt Mattery taUtw tho
land.
The4 Uiltw iteUOtf t slimwut
W U lr at It. IInm, hn il iKry.
whwoatftUO.
A IIMtrmiM) HtWMM whs hMm
froiH the MHinty owk' utltw tunlay
la IUm vn IMirtut ami It. C. 1UI
man, Tho growing utl f A. II. llu.
rw U tho Ut iNHtmittMtnry on hU
gixxU mid prW. lt ,toio u
'liuokfuUfU gmdwior gHHl.
Wlwl U tit imttUr at Krauum)
llnw. Oh iwthlug enly u tx out
Hug m lm mid l& u onlar tu
inako rowii for largo tprtug khlp.
iiioma.
Kraut) Hrw. aro iiMiklug a $m
lead Jul new ki umliiroof foot
wwarfjr Jmllw mid gitUemou. If
ym wHt NMiudhlHg fiddd lliore Is
tho plueo to kwk.
TjikHweoihii NioinijroALi -Tliere
is no uiMaklngthe faet that a
tpJendhl muskal treat is In store for
us upon the occas4ou of the appear-
once of the National bwedtsn la- I
dies' concert on Friday the th Inst.
En route from the East ami Mbcc
their arival on the coast the ladles
have met with nothing short of en
thusiastic ovations wherever they
have sung. Their singing not only
delights the people, but arouses the
greatest enthusiasm among mu'to
lans. It Is the only company in the
world combining extraordinary nat
ural voices with the most perfect cul
ture. This the critics everywhere
recognize at once and praise with
out limit. Heretofore we have had
to be content with hearing the great
singers only when their voices are on
the wane.givlngus but the remnant
of what was once a great pleasure to
hoar. In the adveutof the Swedish
octette this Is reversed, and we are to
listen to voculism which will in the
near future give its posessors a world
wide fame. Sweden was the home
of the two greatest singers that ever
delighted an audience. Here Jenny
LInd and Christine Nilesoii were
bora. It was from Stockholm they
went forth to reflect undying honor
upon Sweden. It Is from the same
place, from the great musical conser
vatory of Stockholm, supported by
the government of Sweden, that the
National Swedish Ladles' Company
comes. No musical event of our
city equals what Is promised for
Friday evening. At Seattle, Ta"oma
and. Portland the company sung to
crowded and delighted houses. Let
us see to it that the same is done
here.
Work
EW UiHIMSTKATlO.V
For IB New Cosnd! VTM
Meets Te-.isl in
alar Se,iea.
1
U and
.. .. ... .not rtf.
Want the most we can get ioruur mwur,
CHRISSMAN & OSBORN'S.
(Success t H. 8. Crissman.)
Vn .n o-afc more for one dollar than you can get at
wd'anv other store in the city.
few of the articles which we sell all the time
TUm nflbwre (4mI and the hoW-
orer ofSeors of the city grvrar6t
will meet in the eowneH chiuBbw
for the first time to-rtehL TheH'y
fx,s the iw-nt. ; in cit SVe give special bargains in .
in me way m iuiiw.c. -.- .--, pti... TTiulerwear Uveralls ana ranis
reform in rfty aflkirs. The nt , Tinware, bboes, Itubbers, underwear, ei-
thln wbteli needs the attention of t?p1iiw are a
the CMJiidl Is tke imniveiit o( ttne snme 0sy prices.
the streets, wliicn ean oojj vk rvPred Pails 15c
...,...i.. i. o itu. mln Cmi.trMner ner. oc . 3-Qt Covered i aus
tljorousrhfares. Tbh cannot Ml be lodry Soap---
done at once bt If eity mut do J Z"-"!
if !j. Iii donebvexneodlngnie n rvt nnloo oc
of the money which 1 laid out in 'Two-foot Rules
i.o..iir.o. .rrmrel. whleh will never i Two-bladed Knives.
make 3 good street, ami have good
mivemeuts put down. This of
course, would ixs slow worn, buhu
the end it will be well spet money.
Another matter that needs lookinc
after is an electric light at the South
ern Pacific depot. City bridges, and
the disposal of tramps areonly a few
of the matters that the council will
have to attend to during the year.
c
Tjik Discharged Laborers.
"IDS OPENED
The Itids for Furnishing Supplies at
the Asjlnm Opened this Afternoon.
Tho contract for furnishing su
plles were let to the lowest bidder.
The following are the various bids:
Groceries Gilbert & Patterson,
$3083.07; John Hughes, $3060.01; J.
G. Wright, $3412.17; Jos. Clark,
$3005.
Shoes and leather Win. Drown
fe Co., $1.70; A. Klein fc Co.,
$420.55.
Klour-Salem Flour mills, $3.50
perbbI;D. W. Swurkck Co., $3.70;
Corbltt&McCleay, Portland, $3.C0.
Vinegar Pacific Cider and Vine
gar Co., 14 cents per gallon.
Krult-John Hughes, $481.00;
J. G. Wright, $127.50; Gilbert &
l'uttersou, $195.
Meats E. C. Cross, $8.75 per 100
lbs. for the best tho market affords,
$7.75 for the best he can afford; Mc
Crow it Wlllard, $8.S0 j.er 100 lbs.
Tea J. (J. Wright, $2.11.81; John
Hughes, $238.05; Gilbert &. Patter
son, $235.98.
Splces.-J. G. Wright, $10.
John Hughes, 111.87.
Gilbert & Patterson, $51.55.
Soap. John Hughes, $112.50
J. G. Wright, K. & C, $00; K. &. L.
$112.60.
Gilbert .t Patterson, $112.50.
Collee. John Hughes, $589.20.
J. G. Wright. $581.50.
Gilbert A. Patterson, $502.
Crockery. J. G. Wright, $250 80.
Granite Iron ware Stelner t
illoiser, $07.02; It. M. Wade, $131.85
Hardware It. M. Wado it Co..
$155.21.
Stationery -K.S Dearborn. $53.15.
T. McK. Patton, $01.10
Tluwnro Stelnerit llliwisor, $313.30.
It. M. Wude, $231.15
Paints and oils Gilbert it Putter
son, $81; I). J. Fry, $S0.O; John
Hughes, $87.50.
Dry goods J. J. Dalrymplo it Co.
$1780; John Crnn A Co. $1007.05.
Plumblng-Potelll & Uarnardl
$118.60.
Druits-D.J.FryMOI.
Cloth-Thos. Kay Woolen Mill Co.
$2 per yard.
Uio World llnrlrhml.
The facilities of the present day for
tho production of c cry thing tlmt will
conduce to the material welfare and
comfort ormaukiad arcaluiotl unlim.
ited, and when Syrup of Pigs was first
produced the world was enriched with
the only jwrfect laxatUc known, as it
Is the ouly remedy which is truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
ami prompt and effectual to cleanse
the aystem gently in the Spring-time
or, in fact, at any time, and the butter
it Is kuowu lb more popular It be
comoa. Ill Memory of Anion Foerster.
ICt). Jouhnai.: It Ih customary
forallmwlotlw), either religious, so-
olal, or benevolent, to pa resolu
thins of some kind when a moinboror
frloud dlw, therefore, wo, thu under
signed, would ittmootfiilly usk you
to give tho following smeo In your
celumns:
WllituiSAS. Our follow workman,
Anton Poorwtor, was hlrluken down
with heart dUuiiho while nt work at
hU boiiuh, without warning or
kuuwlodgo of lniHtiidlug death,
Thewfiiro, Wo win, only twtlfy,
1st, to his wbrlHly and gwiitloiuauly
bolwvlor.
1 To his workinaushlspaN A 1.
.1. last hut not toiut to hU lion
wty, whlsh wo oousidor as 101
imints. Wo blgn ourholveH,
J. It. M.VAb,
John (1. llAKtt
B. V. TltoMI-wiX,
W. W. Mautin,
Jvt4erot Srtlum, Ontgon.
The latect news concerning the dis
charged laborers of the Union Pa
cific railroad says that the company
expects to have the money to pay
them off this week. A letter re
ceived from Portland saj's the con
dition has not been exaggerated by
the papers. It says the situation I"
bid enough. An effort Is being
made to secure work for all who
want employment. Word has bten
sent all over Oregon and Washing
ton lhat laborers for any kind of
work can be furnished by applying
to the secretary of the board of char
ity of Portland.
An Lmporta nt Decision. Judge
Deaciy was to have given a decision
iu the U. S. circuit court to-day in
the case of the slnkiugof theDritish
ship Clan McKenzie by the U. S.
steamsnip Oregon. This accident
occurred in the Columbia river lust
winter. The defence is that the
shlp.was unchored in the channel.
10c
lOc
CIr.u Vimhs 0
Hatchet ?-
Monkey Wrench
JO-Qt Slop Pail -
HandSaws
Che&smen "J1
Dust Pans J05
ItoHine Pins jOc
Hair Curlers iw
Shoe PolUh 10c
Toilet Soaps 9
Coate's Thread 2 spools -oc
Steel Hatchet - c
Horse Brushes - 0e
Clotlies Brushy 10c
Shoe Brushes Jj5
&rub Brushes --J0c
Stove Brushes J5c
Best Shoe Blacking 5c
sunford's Ink c
Mucilage ,5o
2-Qt Covered Pails 10c
ImkLWtMftWhffiim " U'1 l0 A" K"" f W
PPKPWSi.i!XiiUY mi 4
llmfigzSSn V ISithe Country Ufeit.g WttB
SS Tiri ra&PRfv& "ml (lol"K ,,ret"clnss work t!l H
: PlnCKvrnTBrrQSkl &&? to illHDCCt OUT nrnrw. -. u.''tM W9IH
&tTm&kWJwi )&jJ?m work. ' ' a( m
ia HHf-By U .giMfaTKi BH
gljg2aiSiMii 23 Libertv strc
SALEM IRON m-:
Gem Pans i"c
Itazor Strop -
Fire Shovels
Pokers Wc
Iron Shelf Brackets per pair -oc
Tooth Brushes Scaud 10c
Tooth Picks per box -oQ
CoatandHat Backs 10c
Men's Under-shirts -40c
Men's over.8hlrU 3
Men's Wool Hose 2oc
Men's Drawers ;0c
Lamps, Trimmed 2oc
Coflee Mills 50c
Whisk Brooms 5c
2-Qt Tin Cups - 10c
l.QtTin Dippers 5c
Children's Shoes 55c
Flour Sifters 15o
Pearl Buttons per doz 5c
Dress Shields 10c
Garter Web per yard 5c
Chamois Skins -5c
Egg Beaters 10c
Steel Hair Pius ---
Corset Stays 10c
Wood Potato Mashere oc
CKISSMAN & OSBOEN,
261 Commercial St.
Skk it, Try it, Buy it. The
new V. S. No. 2 Singer sewing ma
chine. Burt Case, agent 181 Com
mercial street. 12-19 tf.
Waste paper baskets at Crissmaus.
Society
Oregon
I'EIISUNAb AM) hUCAL.
W. D. Fen ton went to Portland
to-day for u few day's visit.
John A. Carson went down to
Woodburn thi-) afternoon, on legal
business.
Mrs. Phillip?, daughter of Captain
Howard, and wifu of J. P. Phillipi,
editor of the Pacific Journal, Wash
inston, returned home this afternoon
after a few week's visit with her
parents.
Specimen Casps.
S. If. Cllflbrd, New Cussel, Wis.,
troubled with ueuiulglu and rheu
matism, stomach disoidcr, liver af
secled, appetite fell uway, and lie
was rcdifcd in strength. Three
bottles Klectiic Bitters cured him.
Kdwnrd Shepherd, Hurrisburg, III.
had a runiiiiig sore on his leg. Used
three bottles of Klecflc Bitters and
Bucklen'H Arnica salve, and his lug
is sound and well. John Speaker,
Cutuwaba, O., had fever soie on his
leg, doctors said incurable. Klectrlc
Blttorsund Arnica Salve cured him.
Sold by Fry, druggist.
State Agricultnral
Warrants.
All persons holding any of the
above warrants, will please send
them to, or deposit them wltn jeo.
v. Watt, at Salem. Oreeon. on or
before January 15, 1S91. A pro rata
payment will be made upon all of
said warrants presented on or before
said dav. Payment will be made
after Jan. 15, 1891. J. T. Giieoo,
Secretary Oregon State Board of
Argriculture. ll-22-w-dtw
S-alem, Nov. 22. '90.
REPORT
Of the condition of the
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK,
At Balem, Oregou, at the close of busi
ness, Dec. 19, 1890.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts J7,87a
Overdraft), Becured and unsetfrd mm in
it a itnrla tnHwnrn circulation- 19 000
8 319 18
14 819 M
4 511 &
3 3USC
4 180 75
143131
945
42 35
33 890 60
2 812
855
Htocks, securetles, claims, etc
Due from approved reere agts.
Due from other National banks
Due from state banks & bankers.
Ranking house, furniture, etc
Current expenses and taxes paid,
premiums on U. S. Bonds
Checks and other cahh items
Hills of other banks
Fractlona' paper cur., nickels, 4c
Specie
Ix-gal tender notes
Redemption fund with UJ.Treas
JOHN G-, BARR.
Watches and Silverware,
JEWELLER, 169 State St.
SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN.
Special attention to measuring defective
slcht and Kin fitted. A stock lhat will
Qi all c e. Glasses for critical cases ground
and titled to order.
WATCHCS, ETC.
A new stock of clock", silver and gold
watches silverware nud Jewelry; whlcf
will be sold cheap. Also a lot of
PAWNED WATCHES
will besoldnt lesthau half their value.
Call and convince yourself.
M.T. RINEMAN
PKALKIt I
Staple an;l Fancy Groceries,
Crockery, Gl nsw.ire, r,imp. ';i ened
and Willow ware. All kinds of mill feed.
Also .eeetablesund fruits In their season.
"Highest I'rlce paid for country produce.
Wet-onca abuare 01 your uiuuuwc.
0. D. BUTTON, Prop.
Costings of all kinds made to order
MILL MACIIINEKY,
1'I.AKINa JtlLLS,
COKKICKS
MKTAL FllONTS,
and special castings ol auy hljleor,. i
n.rt-k iiimtn I ft Lhnt-f nrit.,1. ...!. .. vl Wf-
llnblffln eve, v nart culfir. anli
Repair any Machinery in Short Offe
Turning lathes, engines,
anu uup bii)u uuuu iut
on any Iron work needed,
paid for old iron.
hnn .-
'S
3-18-lm
M
ltate -tree!.
.taoott & Irwiii,
Successor to Amos Strong.
Pioneer Bakery
271 Commercial Street.
Instrnmcnts Filed tor Record
Conntv Hccorder's Olilce.
J H IJauBhinaii to H T
Haves, 4 acres in 1 5 a, r 1 w; $
V Carby arid vf to H T
Haves, 20 acres in t 5 s, r 1 w;
Clian. 15. Moores and vf
to WniLlck 8 acres of Sunuy
side fruit farms nn 3
O B Arnold and wf to Mo
Kinley ilitcliell 15ucres in 1 5
s r 2 v.
Woodburn Pkg Co te H E
Wilson loty 7 8 in blk 2 W
I'kij Co to Wood bum
Thompson Kcmington and
wf to F M George lot 3 o blk
VI in Highland udition to Sa
lem. John Monre aud wf to M J
Childs 81.70 acres in t5s r 1
w.
at the
80
1340
485
300
10-5
250
1200
Total .
S30U 261 9.1
LIABIHTItS.
Capital stock paid in $75 000
riurpltis fund 15 000
Undivided profits 8 715 09
National Bank notes outstanding 17 100
Dividends unpaid 2M)
Individual deposits subject to chk 190 210 22
Demand certificates of deposit 62 099 37
Certified checks 200
Due other National banks CJO to
Dne Stale banks and banKcrs 4 1J7 25
French and German Wheat aud
Rye Breads in City Styles.
Vipuna Eolls.
SPECIALTY OF FANCY CAKFS
Pastry aud Confectionery
Baking in Full Stock.
Our new bread and cake bakevt.
are Hist-class artists iu their Hue,
aud we aim to have
Everything as Fine as the Finest.
Total
.&Hi9 2C19i
The tendcroht steak at aicCrow it
Willard's.
No lives were lost iu the wrecked
frieght train on the North Pacllle
near Bpokuno Falls.
CSivi-N Away.- A lilrd's-cye view
of the city of Salem with one dollars.'
worth of goorfs at (Jco. F. Smith's,
307 Commercial street. 1-otf
Illlibard'H KlieuuiHtlu ana Liver I'llls.
These pliis are sclentlft cully compounded
aud uiilfoi in In action. No griping pain
m commonly following the use of pills.
Tney aread.ipted to botli adults and chll
ilreiiwlth icrft(!l K.ifety. We guaiantee
they huu no equal In tiiecureofslck head-
acne, uinstip,itloi),uspep'4ia and biiuous
ncis ai'd, iih nn appctler, lliey excell any
other prtparutiou 177 ly
Smith .(. blclner, solo ugts.
airs. M. K. aicCoy, physician and
Hiirgeon, No. 2!)0 Commercial street.
Chronic di-ieaes a specialty. Con
sultation free. 12-S tf
Better still. A good calf boot
J2.C0 a pair at Kruuso Bros.
1 wood
An Kuellont Itrim-ily.
Dr. Heldun: I consider vour
Ktluireul Cough Syrun an excoilmit
remedy for all the disea.us for w hlcli
you recomniend it.
U.vviit Hioiiaut, Modustn.
Largo h1o 1.(K), small 50 cents.
I'or sato by all druggists.
Long bur
CriMinuus.
toilet
soap fi ccnLs at
Clo to Crlwniuim for ribbon, all
widths, all prieos from 1 cents per
yard up.
Fou Hunt. A
60:1 Liberty wtreet.
furnished
room,
tf
Closing Om Sale.
J. W. Cmwford Is oliwlng ut his
Htoviw and tinware, preferring to
noil those porUoiM of liU stock at
grwit roiluctions to aguln movim
,. il-Jcwtf
IIuvUIkii
TU
Hrui
liWhMbt
OWUUUtlHllHlUlt
Ariilwvithttt
Uvti wm hii ur i nSTJSEJ
or , ift.3t. H7low, rSuS?
Urge ol.nbw liHskfU; onlv
vuuUnt CrWnati's.
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils
and Window Glass, Wall Pa
per ami llorder, Artists' Ma
terials. Limp, Hair. Nails and
Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence
L'osts, Grass Seeds, Etc,
m;v ahvi'ktihkmknts.
5U
-11Y-
LOOISE IIUHTIlREY-SMiTD,
AT-
REED'S OPERA HOUSE
Saturday Jan. 10, '01
At S p. m. TICKETS 60 cents.
Swit8 reserved without rx.ra charge, at
Dotirltorn's hook htoro.
REED'S OPERA HOUSE,
Friday Evening, Jan. 9.
SWEDISH
State of Oregon, County of Marion ss.
I. J. II. Albert, cashier of the above-named
bank', do solemnly swear that the abo o
Hiaiemem is irue, 10 tue oim oj my jtiiu i
edge and belief.
J. II. ALIIKRT, Cashier.
Bubscribed and sworn to befwre me this
3!stdjyoriJec,(18yO.
M. W. HUNT,
Notary Public for Oregon.
Correct-Attest: W. W. M AUTIN,
T. McF. PATTON,
W. A.CUHICK.
Directors.
MARION TOWNSEND
(SUCCESSOR TO JAY C. SMITH)
PliOPItlETOR OF
"THE CLUB SRABLES."
Special attention given to transient stock.
II rses boarded by the day, week: or month
Cult. LIDMtTV AND FEURY STREETS.
Tclcplione, No. 25. SALEM, OR.
J. L. JIITCIIEI.L.
GEO. IIOEYE.
MITCHELL & HOEYE,
Brokers
General Collectors,
AND ACCOUNTANTS
Local and lorelgn collections attended to
promptly, llallroad tickets bold to all
parts of tho world. Bookkeeping for local
parties a specialty. Advertising placed In
any part of the United States at Iho most
reasonable rates. Commercial papers
looked after promptly.
259 Commercial street, up stairs. Balem,
Oregon.
25c WantColumn.
NUmb inserted for ONE CKNT PEH
WORD EACH INSERTION. No adver
tisement Inserted In this oolumn for less
than twenty-nvo cents.
filltESH MILCH COW FOH SALE. Fresh
V cow and young calf for sale, cheap, J.
IT, McConuacK, at Poor Farm. 12.jawt
ANY person knowing thomselvcs to havo
Jacklscrows belouglng toO.C.'IIoward
Artou, please return them. The persons
having them are known and will Prevent
trouble by reluming them tm.inedut.tel) .
ia:SMm-dw
Cheapest, Neatest and Best,
SCHOMAKER'S COMBINATION
FENCE."
I make and put up all kind of fences, city
andcountry. Oetni) lermsbefore fencing.
11. bciio.MAKKit, Salem, Or.
CALL and SETTLE.
Those knowing themselves Indebted to
J. A. Kotan please cull and hettle between
now and January 1st, ns I nin obliged to
collect All accounts then unsettled will
be placed iu hands of a collector. ll:2!i lm
Cattle !
A good legging outfit for sale, five ol.e cutt'e,
twowawns, etc. Address or c til or J. O, Dor
ranee, Saleui, Oregon. 12 3-lia
S. SKIFF i CO.
Dentists,
Near Ooera House,
Salem, Or.
Gk. L
Hpijjfet-giSp
INSURANCE
Company.
"Kiro and Sla-
riue.
JO.S. AL1IEHT. Agent. - - Salem, Oregon
ffl
FOUNDED IN 1808.
Tho oldest nnd largest BanKlng House
north of teacremento and south of
Portland.
Laid & Bnsli, Bankers,
SALEM. IRON BUILDING.
Accounts kept, loans made; oxchangopn
every part or the world sold nnd bought;
letters of credit Issued to travellers; collec
tions made throughout tho United States,
Ilrltish America and Moxico.
This banK has monetary connections
with bank's in Oregon, Washington, Idaho
nud Montana, and correspondents in all
thu principal towns of those states.
Drafts of eastern banKB tajcen at par.
WANTED AN ACTIVE, IIONBST ' MAN
Salary 100 monthly If suluible, with
onnortunltles for advauce, to represem
loillv a resrtouslble inow
References. M.
156. N. Y.
York house.
ANUPACTUHKll, LOCk OX
in
AHAUQAIN.-A Ijousb nnd twolots for
salo Iu South Salem at only SSOu. In
re of V. U. Simpson. 11:"
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ikmhmmi ms nrtehr. UVmhm. Ih (Si
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PATRONIZE Home Industry, and use
Mountain Halm Cough Cure. Guar-
imteed to give rcllet ormowre".
Mttuufacturea uy n. ii.vivi -""". k
iron. H1U11U is riuiucr " ""." -V,
Haiem.
for
1-bUlm
r OST. Some tlmeslnee.an editorial note
I J book. A pocket in cover ranuira.
bauk check.no good to anyone.as payment
hasbcVu stoptvtd. Finder will plwso rv
FOREST GROYE POULTRY YARDS,
Founded in 1877.
1000 YOUNG FOWLS FOR SALE
And tho flnost over bred on tho Faclflc
Coast. Hook your order early
for choko selections.
Send Stamp for Catalogue.
Address J, IYI. GARRISON,
10:ll-dw Porest Grove, Oregon.
turn to thUottlce.
n actlvo, rellablo mnn-
AVUlflvnouoofiholrUrarit CoucertB, tu
sUtcd liy
MR. MEIiYIN R. DAY,
TU KHNorlto lUtoton HumrUt
lite kdis Mill appear tu their plctur
MM)ue ootum of the native land.
Hirvd kouts on salo nt lttttou'
VM H. miNNINOTUN. Proprietor Will-
winHttt IlarlHtr Mtto uudor W.llan
Ml' hotel. Uuly nrt cIujji workmen om
flu) d,
1Vmi." itpii iKit Look llbx liiS. New
Man UK
York.
UMT MUMMt HH
Arw.twri.
jssswe?
Vublio Salo of School llulldlng.
mda .ainwro
KOMPTLY
p.
MIK Uxurd t dlrni iif school dUtrlet
N.UI, MrMnHiniy,urvsou,vriuku
UuUlU- ftticUwH Ui thu hUhel blddtir ou
NiiunU . JuMU-y Will, isn't, at 3 p. nu. fr
hh iwMiiuiu inv wuwii uio u uie nri
Mt,lb iwoM'boul Uutldluc In North ba
lui,juktHCMMMl liwiiK'u given In ii
vmr .(.(Wtr MtW. Kl tu Uko pUce on
! nrwt m the tr)(f(Wboru a Co,
ny uMr ul ta hwtru. IVrin cuti la
W. H. MUrsON, Ulrk. I.Wt
F
THJR SALE. About three acre of land
on Asyiuni Avenue, mu unuuu
.TT.... AnnvAn .ntiv arniniftvi: larve lurn.
avretlvuitety of fruit rvcn and hhruh.
bery; couTeulent to Wectrlc rullwuy. never
falliug water on premise. r lurtlou
Ur luoulrC at soooud house on rlgta t haud
lde of Akyluin Airtnue going trom city.
-ttanteO"To trade town lot In Ckipl
Y 11 rlc Addltlou for lumber. A.
Oltuger, li Mill kt reel, !l:Mf
-vWSKHS UK tX)VS.-Kr senie. u
J purobred lied lS)lt4 hull- Terms
$5, cash. At my pUoe tu Sulom, J U
t'AHKlall. ll-I-cl
)RKKXT-FtveulcelyfuruUhedroottH,
cl.e to builui jiart of alu, ay t)e
..week or mouth. Ceruer Center and
Front utrvet.
lftftMf
$
7K)H UBNT-rle
nicely
r?iv,.ii
fumbhed
room. Apply at 307 Coiu'LSU -lS-t
ASK OF THK UVHQT hSTAHLISlL
ymeuts u the htate.
Lower rates than
Largeot slook Legal lllauks It
tlie State, a d biggest discount. Hendfoi
price lut or job priming, ano
legDj blanks. E. M.
and catalogue ol
WAITE.
Bteau Frtnter Salem Oregon,
THE ODELL
TYPE WRITER.
fJU will buy the "Uhki-l T vr WHitkh
with 7S otmn.oters. and ?15 for the Si.sqi.e
CvbEUuKLL, warranted lo do better work
than any maontxe made,
ItoombiueeStui'LictTY Willi DritADlL
ity, Si'Eni), Kask or Oi'Eitvrrox, weurs
louger without cost of repitlrtng thau any
other machine, lias no iuk ribbon' lo
bother the opera tor. It U neat, substan
tial, nlrkei plated, irfecl and adapted to
all kluds of t) pe writing. Ltkeuprtnttug
prev. It product, kbarp, clm, legible
uutnuserlpt. Two or leu copies can be
made at one wrtuug. Auy Intelligent per
win ean bouuiue au opemtor Iu two days.
eotler JltvD tn uny oimator who can
quHl the work of the Douhle Cask
UniiLU
KeiUhle AxtnU and mUesmea wanted.
SnHMl IwducMiMni Ut dmler.
uddrttM ODBLL TY i'S WH ITKl 6o
tSudb7 6tb Ae, Cbleago. III.
"THE WILLAMETTE;
Salem, Or.
Hates $2.50 ami $5.00 a Dav
Open to the public Thursday, 8erL II
l&W. Het hut el between Ferlland and
San Francisco. Alms to be flrst clasj in
all Its appointments. Its tables arescrved
v.lth the choicest fruits grown in the Wll
ametto ulley.
A. I. WAGNEfy
Proprietor
SAVE MONEY OX
BOOTS, SHOES and RUBBBL
C. G. GIVEN h Co's.
Bottom
OUR SPECIALT.ES.
Cash :-: Prlc
I. "lleliables," for men, Pebble call,
ureeumoor style, a jsj.cu suoe lor ss.ii
II. "Common Scn-e," for Ladlen, I
brlgntDonola, stylish as any made,a!iW
shoe for S2.7o.
III. I can savoyou money on boy's tnj
children's shoes. 1'osltlvely low prices.
Ilepairlng done. Custom work solicited.
,ll:4-tf
SINGER SEWING MACHINE
Office 181 Commercial St.
All styles of the Famous Singer constant
ly on hand; alo repairs and needles foraL
kinds of machine.
BURT CASE, Agent.
EAST
SOUTH
AND
VIA
Southern Pacific Route
Shasta Line
CALIFORNIA KXPRESS TKAIN RUN DAIIT
BCTWEKS FOKTLAFD AND S. F.
Bouth. "
TyorthT
7.a" p. m,
!):!& p. in,
10.15 n. in
;l
Lv.
Lv.
Ar.
1'ortland
Salem
San Fran.
Ar.
Lv.
Lv.
:35a.m.
7:26 a. m
9.00 p. m
Above trains stop enly at following sU
tlons north of Hoseburg, East Tortlani
Oregon City, Woodburn, tialem, Albany
Tangent, shedds, Halsey. Harrlsburg
Junction City, Ii vlng and Eugene.
itosnnuito mai.i. daiLy,
R:C0 a. in.
10:5'J a. m
5:10 p. m.
Lv.
Lv
Ar.
Portland
S.ilem
Kosebutg
Ar. I 4.00 p. m.
Lv. 1KM p. m.
Lv. BS0 a. m
Albany Lcienl, IJally (Kxcept Sunday.)
5.00 p. in.
7:52 p.m.
I) 00 p. m.
Lv.
Lv:
Ar.
l'oitlnnd
sal em
Albany
Ar. I U.oo a. m,
Lv. fi-OSium
Lv. 1 .0.00 a. m..
PULLMAN BUFFET SLERPERS.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS..
For accommodation ol second class
passengers attached to express tialus.
lYest Side Division, Between Portland
and Cervallls:
DAILY (UXCEIT SUNDAY).
7:SJa. m.lLv.
12:10 p. in. I Ar.
"Portland '
Corvallls
Ar.
Lv.
"5:M0p.ni.
153 p. ni.
At Albany aud Corvallls connect with
trains of Oregon Pacltlo Itailrond.
EXP1IES3TU UN (DAILY KXCE1TSUNDAY
"S?Ai a, ra.
6:45 a. ni.
4:10 p. m.
7.aip. in.
L7v. Portland Ar.
Ar.Mc.Minnvllle Lv.
Through Tickets
To all points m
EAST and SOUTH f.
Kor tickets aud lull inlormatiou regard, j
ing rates uvips, etc, apply to the Coiupa.
nys ngent Salem, Oregon. 0
E.P. UOGEIW, Asst,U. K. uud Pass. Ag't T
R. KOE1ILEU. Manager l
From Terminal or Interior Points the
fowl
Mi
ttwiiuiuuiiua
Is the line to tako
To all Points East and South.
It is the dining car route. It runs through
veotlbule trains oery day lu the year to
ST. PAUL AND
(No cUuuro of care.)
Coinpohed of dlnlugcars unsurpassed,
Pullmuu drawing room sleepers 8
Ut latest equipment j
TOURIST J
Sleeping Cars, j
Bet that oun be constructed and In which m
jccommndatlons are both free nnd lur
nUUiHl for lioliers of tin. t uud kecond-claiJ
tloket,uud
KLEGA1-T DAY COACHES. .
'.tee nonnesting with all
-il-iV end unluterrupt
A contluuoc
Hues, attordlu
I'ullroau kl - Ions oun be e-
cured In udvi any ageut 01
the road. , ,,
Tliruush tlokeU to nnd from all Iln,,
lu AnierVm, Hugland and Euroie can o
pureluie4atauy ticket oOlce ol thU cow
iMuy. Full InlbniMUon concerning rates, tlioj
of tr.ktu,rouuwandotbrdetalUfuruUea
ou uppikkitkm u any agent or
A. D. CHARLTON,
ASUtABl
sUtant Qeueral lasenger AgentV'
1SI Plnit ktreel, oor. WruUlngwn; rorv
land, Oregon
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