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HANDKERCHIEFS. LADIES' JAPANESE SILKS', Plain and Fancy, Embroidered Edges, JTcm Stltclied and Brawn Work. All colors and wonderfully cheap. CHIFFO NS , Ve'U Miney Dress JIandkerch iefs. LINENS AND MUSLINS. Too many varieties to enumerate. Fancy sites and Initial Handkerchiefs in Abundance. T. HOLVEB.SOH 301 Commercial Street. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. TUESDAY, DEC. 20, 189.2 Dealers in Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Windowglass, Etc. Sole Agents for Epicure Tea and Big Tan Baking Powder. tIKO. D. GOODHUE. K. OAIIILL. BUILDING MATERIAL. Jjinte, cement, plaster, huir, fire aud building brick, lire clay, saw!, gravel, blacksmith and house coal, wood, nil kinds, wholesale aud re tail. Oillco 95 State street. Goodiiub & CAIIIIiL. THE SPA. We can guarantee the quality and purity of ourcaudy because we inufee everything we sell. It is a deccptionl and a suare for anyone to guarantee their goods without knowing what is In them. We guarantee because we make. The Bpa 114 State street. W. T. Stolz, Mauager. DECiiAKED Insane. A young man wusorderul Bent to the asylum today by County Judge Hublmid, after examination by Dr. S. It Jes sup and Prosecuting Attorney Con dit. He was found wandering on the streets late last night when the police arrested him. He was labor ing under the belief that some one was follwing him to kill him. He was about 35, well dreBsed, and re fused to talk. No letters or means ofindentiflcation could be found, and all he would give was nis name, Thomas McQuire. It was learned he had lived at St Paul ten years ago. A Pleasant Sukprise. On last evening a number of Rev. J. Bower s x's congrt-getion met at the Evan gelicul church, aud after arranging aa abundance of good things iu the sh ipe of provisions on the rostrum a committee called on the Rev. and bis good wife that their presence was wanted at the church. Upon their arrival they were preseuted to Rev. Bollinger, who with a cabbage underarm aud squash iu hand made an appropriate speech which was heartilly responded to by the pas tor. P. J. Strayer followed aud on behalf of the company preseut and of those who sent their contribu tions, preseuted to the pastor aud his wife a purse of J52.50. As the Rev. was taken completely by sur prise it was quite an enjoyable af fair. After a good sociable time all dispersed feeling better for the event of the evening. Merry Christmas. We wish jou all a merry Christmas, aud this is to remind you to have your. Chris mas offerings delivered by the Lock wood messenger pystem. Notice. There will be a meeting ut 7:30 p. m. Tuesday, December 20, at the old school house of South Sa lem, for the purpose of considering the question of taking South Salem into the city limits. 12-19 2t I A New Rule. Hereafter the Capital City railway cars will stop on y at the farther street crossings, as Is the custom In most cities. To Wed. Marriage licenses have beiu Issued to Cllsta L. Miles aud Henry J, Powell; Maude Smith aud Win, H. Pape. Storm rubbers best cents at Krautso Bros. make 40, They Back Us. We aim to keep the best and freshest groceries, fruits aud vegetables iu the city. Our customers are our best backers in this assertion. Squire Farrar & Co, HOLIDAY GOODS. From now until after ChriMmns we will give special values In all kinds of Holiday Goods, j-romuow """' "Fuucy Jlrtadktjrcuef. Japanese Silk, Chiffon, Linen. MTiirpr i?i?3 FASCINATORS. MUFFLERS K1D gloVEH. faILK MITTbNS, LAVE CURTAINS. APIuniTn?iiKB I OEN r'8 FANCY NECKWEAR, POIU INRbS. SSQH p BHiIire, SILK SUSPENDERS, SILK UMBRELLAS, TolistRoan Perfumery. Parlor Limr. Bunging Lamps, Library Laratw, Crockery. Glassware, Silverware, lolIetScapj re"UDieric,'jcr jj.iiduy Bllpj". Fine Shoe, Hosiery, Underwear, etc. WILLIS BROS. & CO. nppPA HOUSE BLOCK, - - Salem, Oregon. Ol A WU-Mi waning.. aud Men and lJoy Clothing. Special wiue I u u y , TflEOITY TAX CASE. Judge Burnett Holds that the City Has No flight to the Road Tax. I Under the new law the county couit last year levied a two mill cash road tax ou all the assessed property In the county. The mayor belelved the city was entitled to the road tax money levied as above, upon city property. The county refused to pay it o- City At torney ichardson was In ucted to bring ui. w k been de cided In the Circuit court, upon a writ of review before Judge Burnett adversely to the city. Mr. Richard sou advised the council at the time that the suit would result disastrous ly to the city, and declined to com mence action unless the council would assume the responsibility of the expense. Acting City Attorney Bingham and Mayor D'Arcy brought the suit with the above re suit. Doing Tiii;iii BEsr. Cherring ton Bros., Silem's popular artists, arejust more than rushed these days, but they are doing their best with extra help, to turn out all the work. Their new process pictures on thai beautiful stock attract the oye of everyone. SUPREME COURT. BAt.Ksr, Dec. 19, 1892. A. K. Veltou, respondent, vs. M. A. Cormac, et al., appelluni; appeal from Multnomah count.; judgment of the lower court alllrmed. Opin ion by Moore J. George T. Hardwick, respondent, vs. The State Insurance (Jo., ap pellant, appeal from Yamhill county; judgment of the lower court uf firmed. Opinion by Beau J. T. B. Wait, nppellant, vs. Wheel er & Wilson Mfg. Co., respondent, appeal from Marlon comity; judg ment of the lower court alnrmed. Opinion by Beau J. School district No. 70, appellant, vs. Elizabeth Price, respondent, ap peul from Multuoniah county; the decree of the lower court reversed and remanded for such further pro ceedings, not inconsistent with this opinion, as may bo deemed just aud equitable. Opinion by Lord, C. J. A. L. Miner, respondent, vs. Wra. Cuples and Nancy Caples, appel lants, appeal from Multnomah county; suit dismissed. Oplulon by Lord. C. J. FROM MEHAMA. Died at his home near Mehama with consumption, Silas Clark McKune, aged 70 .ears, 1 month and 0 days. Mr. McKune was born in Su'quehuim couuty Penu. Nov. 11th, 1822. He lived there until he was 23 years of uge then moved to Illinois, lived theie for 35 years and then moved to Kansas. From there bo moved to I nva staying there a short time when he came to Ore gon, in May '91 bought a tmall farm near Mehama where he lived until his death Dec. 17th '92. He leaves a wife 3 children aud 4 step child ren. His last hours were spent In grout expectation of seeing his bro tlier before he died. His brother left Pennsylvania lust Monday and was expected to be here Saturday night. Mr. McKune leaves a host of fi lends to mourn his death. Mrs. Mi-Kuue will leave iu a few days for her old home In Iowa. The reuinlus were interred In the Fox Valley cemetry Monday, Dec. 19th. Shipping Dklicaces. Davi6on & White are making tome heavy shipments of holiday good things, having sent some fine turkeys to Tai'oma and venison to New Yofk cit v this week by express. Reduced, those silk embroi dered slippers for gentlemen frc m $1 25to76crntsatKraus60 Bros. If you wuut the 'best cundyevtr made in Oregon get your ChriBtmaa supply of Jones & Beruurdl. GREAT CHITON MV. LOCAL A1SD PERSONAL. R. T. Humphreys is in Portland today on business. Gen. W. H. Odell was a pas senger to Portland this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Holman return ted Sunday from their ex tended tour in Southern California, and aro settled at the home of John Holman on" High street. Mrs. Tina Abraham, of Benton couuty, has been brought to the stale asylum. T. T. Geer was in the city yester doy, looking np bis chances for the speakership, Salem Masonic lodges will observe St. John's Day, next Tuesday by an installation ceremony, supper and ball. A. J. Basey is raising a subscrip tion to put the south Commercial street road in better order. Turner's English Girls company has arrived in the city and will give an exhibition at the opera bouse to night. See the show window of Jones & Bernardl for the finest thing in Christmas caudles. They make on ly the best. Ayer's Sarsaparilla makes the blood pure, rich, and vitalizing. Sold by all druggists. D. McDonald, for forgery, and James Jordan, for larceny, were brought up from Portland last night and placed in the penitentiary. Wm. H. Beeson, an insane patient, was also brought up for the asylum. Finest stock of gold pens and holders, pencils the celebrated Aikln, Lambert & Co. make, at J. G. Bun's, 106 State street. Superintendent Smith, of the state reform school is a state official who believes in being early on duty. He rises at 0 and Is in the city ufter a four-mile ride before many Salem men aud some public officials are out of bed, Tuesday night is full of business. The city couucil, Turner's English girls, South .Salem incorporation meeting, Willamette club and sev eral religious meetings are all set for tonight. Suppression of the Menses may lie relieved by a dose of Ayer's Pills which produce the desired eflect through sympathetic action. Mrs. J. S. Glltner, of Portland, who has been the guest of B. F. Giltner'e fumily, returned home to day. Gold watches, diamonds and jew elry in latest styles at J. G. Burr's, 100 State street The Silverton Trombone baud will have a grand new year ball Dec. 30. A handsome invitation is issued to their friends. Do not fall to have a Christmas tree for the children. Men's best rubber boots $8 and $8 85 a pair at Krauso Bros. Jewelry, Watches and Silverware. In prices we defy competition. 8. W. Thompson & Co. 12-18-2t d Bestsllverplate tea sets, water sets, cuke baskets, fruit and nut dishes, ut J. G. Barr's, 100 state street. Miss Helen Osburn is spending the day at Portland. Archie Gardner aud Mr. Loucks, two O'Brien county men, are in the city, and may conclude to form a permanent part of Salem's Iowa col ony. Toys of all kinds at actual cost. Wm. Surgeant, 313 Commercial St. 12-20-31. Beautiful vases, lamps, salad dishes, parlor lamps, and other at tractive Christmas gifts given away by Clark & Eppley, who have the best baking powder of the kind ever in Salem. Ciina sets and Individual nieces. just the thing for the holidays, at Harritt & Mclntyre's. Jones & Beruurdl lead on Christ mas candle. A fine line of linen towels for Xmas at the Now York Bucket. HOLIDAY GOODS. IN THIS CIRCUIT COURT. MONDAY AFTERNOON. Huttle E'iston et nl. vs. City '-f Salem, damages; motion for new trial overruled, judgment for defend ant. David Simpsou vs. F. M. A'baugh et al.; argued and taken underad vlsement. G. W. Woodworth vs. John Knight; leave to answer Thursduy. C. B. Smith vs. Robt. Wakefield; settled. J. C. Johnson vs. J. J. Roberts; settled. Inez E. McComb vs. L. A. Mc Comb, divorce; continued. Alfred Aplln vs. Jus. S. Aplln: dismissed and decree for costs and disbursements. DIAMONDS. Largest stock of diamonds out side of Portland, We buy direct from importers. 8. W. Thompson & Co. 12-19-2t Our Advantage In keeping a number of candy makers is this: What one does not know the others do; and what they together do not know about making Quo French creams and Broadway buttercups is not worth knowing. The Spa, 114 State St. W. T. Stolz, mgr. Social Tonight. A slumber robe of silk patchwork to be given away and a rich literary progrum,to be followed by an elegant lunch, is Ihe layout offered tonight at the W. R. C. social at the G. A. R. hull. A Present for Everybody. Jones & Bernardl give a box of Christmas tree ornaments with evury $2.50 worth of candy. Other places sell them foi $1,00 per box. Ladies' Auxiliary. There will be a meeting of the general committee of Ladles' Auxiliary ot Y. M. C. A. in the parlors tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Important business. John G. Wright will give you one of those World's Fair Souvenir coins on purchase of $5.00 worth of gro ceries. Ladles' gossamer rubbers 25 and 05 cents at Krausso BroB. Toys of all kinds at actual cost. Wm. Sargeunt, 313 Commercial St. 12 30 3t Christmas groceries in the great est perfection at Hurritt & M du ty re's. Fresh debsicuted cocoa nut, in bulk, 'at Harritt & Mclntyre's. Christmas tree committees will absolutely lose money by not getting prices on Christmas goods and tiee decorations gold at The Spa before buying. Quality, purity and quantity for the money all go together iu our Christmuscaudy sales at The Spa, 114 State street. Candy is an appropriate Christ mas present If put up In thoo cellu loid boxes at The Spa, 114 Stale street. W. T Stolz, mgr, Fresh imported swiss cheese ut Hurritt & Mclntyre's. TUTT'S PILLS invigorate body and mind. Have you seen the counterpanes the New York Racket is ofleriug so cheap? Toys at closing out prices, at Wm. Sargeant's. Get a bargain. If you do not know that the stock of chocolate creams and cream dips we make at the Spa, ure the finest the city come aud see. 114 State St., W. T. Stolz, mgr. Surgeant is selling out all lilsstock of holiday toys at cost. Dining chairs of every description at Keller & Marsh's. Have you seen the new ones? The tight-rope exhibition will not comoofl today but Keller & Marsh will display some rare things In fur niture novelties. See the reception chairs they aro duiuty the latest artistic ettects In the art. Get your albums at the New York Racket. Holiday Slippers Krausso BroB. reduced at Ouit Motto. "Quality of goods and neutness of pucknge," is our motto for candy for Christmas pret ents. The Spa. Found A sum of monoy. Own er can have the same by proving proi erty und paying charges. Cull at Jouk.nal office. 12 12 m Wood, Wood. Plenty of It sawed and ready for delivery. Leuve your orders at Ryan's stuble, corner of Ferry and Liberty. dlO-lOff Tvi'K Wjuti.no. The under signed Is prepared to do type-writing, copying and office stenogruplo work, ou reasonable terms. Hooui 11, Qruy block. Htej-i.aSukhman. Pronounced Hopeless, Yet Saved. From a letter written by Mrn.Ada E. Hurd.of Urotou, S. D., we quete: "Was tuken with u bud cold, which settled nn my LungH, cough set In and dually terminated In Consump tion. Four doctors gave iiw up.nuy Ing I could live but u short tlmo. I gave my sHf up to my Saviour, de termined lr 1 could not clay with i my friends on earth, I would' meet jjjy uhxeut on en abovo. M v liUMbund I whs advUed to get Dr. King's New . Discovery for Consumption, Coughs' and Odds, I gave it uu trial, took In all, eight boltie; it has cur.d iih, and thank Clod L am now a well and hearty woman." Trial bottle free at Dau'I. J. Fry'a drugstore, 225 Com'I. Su Regular tslze, 30.. and 51.00. The Verdict OF ALL who liuvo nwil Ayer's Pills for Biliousness and Liver Com plaint Is tliat they are the best ever miulo. Being freo from any mineral ingredient, and sugnr-contcil, Ajer'a Pills aro adapted to all agos, coustitu Ioih, ami climates. "IIaIng used Ayer's Tills for many years in my prnctlco and family, I feel instilled in recommending tlicm ns nn xcellcnt cntlinrtio and liver medicine. Tliey sustain nil tlio claims rnado for tliem." W. A. AVestfall, M. D., V. P Austin Si N. V. It. It. Co., Burnot.Texas "Ayer's Pills keen my stomach nno Ivor in perfect condition. Five jean Mjo I was iiflllcted with enlargement o. lie lhernml with aseero form of dys epsla, most of tlio tlmo being uimblo t etrtin any solid food on my stomach. J iin.illy licRan to tnko Ayer's Pills, and after using only tliree boxes of tliesi magical pellets, wns a well man." Lucius Alexander, Marblehcud, Mnss. If jou liavo Sick Headache, Constipa tion, Indigestion, or Piles, try Ayer's Pills, rnnrAnrD ut Dr. J. C. Aycr & Co., Lowell, Mass. Sold by all Druggists and Dealers la Medicine. DEATHS. Monday evening, Dec 19, at her home ou Center street, after a brief illness, Mrs. E. L. Burns, The Plain Truth Is good enough for Hood's Sarsapa rllla there is no need of embellish meut or sensationalism. Simply what Hood's S.irhupaiillu does, that tellt the story of ha merit. If you have never realized its benefits a single bottle will convince you il is a good medicine. The highest praise has been won by Hood's Pills for their easy, vet efficient action. Sold by all drug gists. Price 2a cents. MARKETS. PoBTiiAND, Dec. 20. Wheat valley, $1.10, Walla Walla, $1.12 51.05. San Francisco, Cal., Dec. 20. Wheat, Dec. $1.20. Chicago, Ills., Dec.;20. Wbest 695. Good Looks. Good looks aro moiethan skin deep, depending upon a healthy C'liiditiou of all tht) vital orgaus. If tlie liver be inactive, you huve u Bilious look, If your stomuch bo dis ordered, you have a Dyspeptic Look and if your Kidneys be ullect ed you huve a Pinched Look. Se cure good health und you will huve good looks. Electric BltterH is the greut ultOrutive aud Tonic .icts directly on these vital orgaus. Cures Pimples, Blotches, Bolls und gives a good complexion. Sold at Duulul J. Fry's diugstore, 223 Com'I St. 60u. per bottle. Buby cried, ' Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed : Custoria Church Directory. Kvanoklicai.. Corner of Ltber'y and Center streets. Hunduy services 10.30 n. m. mid 7:30 p. in., Sunday bdiool 12 in., Y I'.H. C. K, 0.30 p. iu,; 1'rnyer meeting Thursduy, 7 30 p.m. J, ltowersox, paster, resldcnco 127 Liberty street. I'UKsnvTKiiiAN. Church street, between CUemekuta unci Center. Preaching mom ing und evening; Bubbath school ut 12 m. Y P. S. C. K. at 0.30 p. m.; proycr meeting Thursday ut 7.30 p. in. llev.F. H.Uwynue, D, l) pustor. houni Bai.fm M. H. church. Preach ing ovory Sunday at 10.30 n. m. und 7 p, in. Sunday school nt 3 p. in. Player meeting Thursday nt 7 p. m. Kpworth League, Friday at 7 p.m. itov.Chas.il, Lte, paMor. CUMnuitLAND PuE.invTKUiAN. Salem, Oregou, Itev. J, E. Ulalr, Pastor. Hunduy hchool every Huuouy, 10 a. m. Preaching every Hunduy, 11 n. in. and 7:30 p. in Church louie on High street, t'etween Marlon und Union, Everybody welcome. Unitkij UnETUEitN. Two blocks south. west of passon er depot. Service every riabbutbat 11 o'clock, and at 7:30. Bubbuth school at 10 h. m, Pruyer meeting every Hal irdiiy night nt 7.30 Kverybody cordlaly invited. Hev. .1,8. Jennings, Pustor. Methodist KrincopAi.,. Bervlccs onfab b.atli ut 10i30 nud 7; JO. Hunduy school at 12, Kpworth LeagueH ut 6:15; 1'rayer meet ing every Thursday evening. Itev. 0, L. Kellermuu, pustor. The Ciiuiich or God. Holds rellgeous services In the Oood Tcmpler's hall Tues day, Thursday and Krlduy evenings. Hun days at W:.0 a m. aud T.3Q. Sunday school al 3 p. in. Elder K. N. Mathews, pusior. Hr. Joseph's Catholic Ctiuitcu.-Che-meketu und Cottage. Sunday services: Low muss 7.30 a, m.; high mass 10:30; Hunduy school 3 p. m.; vespi-rs 7:30; week days, low mass 7 u. m. Itev J. B. White, pastor, CoNOitKOATjoNAi.. Corner Center and Liberty Service Hunduy ut 10:30 u. m.und 7 p. m.; Hunduy tichuol 12 in., Y. P. 8. C, E. ut B M p. in.; pruyer miollng 7:.i0p.in,Thurs day, KvAKOF.iiaAi, Mjshjon.; Corner Che labketuuud 17Ih streets. Service In Hug ll.h uveiy Sunday evening at 7:30; Hunduy school ut 3.30 p iu ; prayer ineellug every Wtduekduy tveulng ul7.IO. Bt. Paul Ki'ltCoi'Ar, Ci'uncii, Corner Church uud (,'heineketa. Bfivkts 10:30 a. in, und 7 p. m.; Humluy school 11:15 u, in.; Fcrvlce" Thursday 7J0p m, Itev.W. Luud, rector. OiuiBTrAN PciKNCe. Hervlccii lu Unl Urlan iiullut lu-.Ulu.in.aiid 7; HO p m.; tab bath school 13 in.; lllble study Thursday evening, Uhitakiw Cor Chemcket and Utah Mrrei. ttmiilny kivIm-. I0''0 uud 7;M). Sunday cchool ut 12, T. V lluvim, pus ior. CAPRICE'S r:o3lHBaking USJiPewcler: The only Pure Cream of Tartar Used in pillions of Hom.4o Vears tue SUadard I SmI It fit-ISr . . J "-" i.5kiSssd- i 5S5 Qs "-. T. McF. Greatest Holiday C. G. GIVEN Beats Them All. BARGAINS IN SHOESi Q Men's Calf Shoes $3 00 worth 3 Milwaukee Oil Grain Shoes ,. 2 50' " 3 Veal Calf Congress Shoes I 75 " 2 Boy's Oil Grain Shoos 1 75 " '2 Men's Holiday Slippers 1 25 " 1 Best Kip Boots 3 50 " 4 Oil Grain Boots 4 00 4 See ladies' reduced list tor cash. JN oxt door to .Lamport s big horse Fiust Baptist. Liberty and Marlon. Services 10-.30 a. m. mid 7:00 p. m.; Sunday school y in ; young people's meeting at 6 p. in.; pruyer meeting 7:30 Thursday. Itev. Ilobert Whltakcr, pastor. Frfk Methodist. Hev. 1!. K, Bmalley pastor. HcrvlceB Sunday morning and evening, Sunday uchool at 10 a m.; prayer meeting Friday night; Church opposite North Salem school. Fiiibmds. At Highland park on car line. Services 10.30 a. m. and 7.80, p. m.; Hunday school 12 m.; Christian Endeavor 6 p. m.: prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 p. m. Rev, F. M, George, pastor, ar.KMAN HAPTJOT.-Sorvlceg In Gorman UnptNt church north ol Cottage street. .Sunday school at 10 a.m. Preaching at 11 u m. Kvenlng tervlce ut 7.80. Hev. John Fechtcr, pastor. Ciihistian. High and Center, Hunday school 12 in.; preaching 10:30 a. m.; young peoplo's society 6 30 n. m.; preaching 7:30 p. in. itev, w. ii. wuiiams, pusior. Ukkham Hefoumki). Canltaland Marl' on.; Hunduy service 11 a, m,;Hunday school iu a. in.; pruyer meeiins w euuesuuy v;ou p, in. Itev. J. Muellbuupt, pastor, , KvANOKLioAr,, Corner of Liberty and Center streets. Gorman service every flrst und third unduys. J, 11 llsher, pastor, (1EUMAN Lutiikuak, North CottageHt. Hervlceson 1st and 3d Hunduy of each month at 'J p. in. Itev. a.K.Meyer,pastar, African Methodist, North Halem. Services at 11 a. m. aud 7.00 p.m. Hunday school at 1 p. m. Itov, O, W.-WMto, pastor, Tkmpkbanck. Union Lodge ol Good Teniplurs, No, 60tf. meets every Friday ulgbtut Uruuge Hull. Travelling mem buisuro corUlully Invited. Hollnchs und Divine Heallng,at 115 High street, e ery Hunduy uftcruoon at S o'clock. HALEM MAKKETS. Wheat- BOo per bushel. Oats 3540o per bushel. Potutoes 4060o per bushel. FIour-$4.00 per bbl. Brau (Backed) (17.60 per ton Shorts (Bucked) $10.60 per.ton. Egfjs 30c per dozen, Chickens 7 per lb. Chopped feed -(Backed) (10.00. Ducks 10c per lb. Geese 7o per lb. Turkeys llo per lb. Lard l2JlCoperlb. Butter 2.r)35o per pound. Beef 712Jc dressed, Veal 10 tit 12jc, dressed. Pork 712Jo dressed . Wool 1518o per lb. Hops 1018Jc per lit, Aro ou Squirming? And Is It pain Hint caus you to squirm T HliiiiioulUin will make uuyoun wince uiuntetuct It, nsynutuu reuuny do.utthe outset Willi Jlimit'lter's Htomncli Hitters, which exilh Hit) rheumatic vlrun from Ine blood unii promptly relieves the torture l hut It produces, 'the evidence In I U be half on I lils point Is ample and ronclu Hive.kiideiubrHceiilhedtllbcnite afllrniu tliinsofmunyineiJlculpuctlionen. Like ull siundnrd prepurutloiiH, the lilitersde serves HrrslsUnilrlal,whlch If It receives, the happli-xl hiiU mo.t lb trough results may bec-uilldently aotlciputed1 For liu lurlal, kidney unci llv,r eomnUlnts, neu rnlgiu, ntrvoumii-M, tndlgiution una )o of tlmh uud uppitlio II Is ii world famous remedy I mivMlooenoe after debilitating allmtuU U much fuclllluted by lb Powder, No Ammonia! No Ahua. SNOWED UNDER. ; We are snowed under with orders for thos$ fine blankets, those magnificent white,-'all wool blankets, and allkinds of woolens 'at :. the lowest prices. '? .: M00iEl VMi STORE PATTON &. SONS. Headquarters in Salem. next week. We can save C. G. PARLOR LAMPS, HALL LAMPS, EVERYTHING IN LAMPS,' Fine Patterns and Lara Assortmeot - Call and soo AITKEN 4 CHRISTMAS Procrastination is the thief of time. Buy now. We can please you In quality, quantity, and price. Dolls. Doll beds. Doll trunks. Doll cabs. Work boxes. Dressing cases. Perfume cases. Cull and collar boxes. Mirrors, Blso statuary. Gluss baskets. Purses. Beads. NotlODB. Drums. Toy tea sets. Rocking Horsei. No trouble Brooks L Harritt, 94 State MAI JOHN G. WRIGHT, Ttair; Extends to tho poople of Salem and vicinity tho eornpli-,. mentB of tho season, and begs leave to announce tho fol fel fol eowing: - Wishing to wake room for the arrival of an import stock of Crockerv for 1B93, 1 now offer an immonw Him of Holiday Goods to bo closed out at ,, , Bedrock Prices, Consisting mainly of Austrian wara, ImporUd Cipui Berry and Salad Set, Dinner and Tea Si, Qum Mid Saucejw, Uayilands, Cliocolata Fqt, etc,,1 Bisque Tntgmm. , Jardinieres Vases, Koe Bowls, Children!? Ts Sta, Bell Waijons, Box Wagous, Dolls, etq. " s1 227 and 229 Com'I St., - vv - SAIJBMQREGQN, - A' -i See this space tomorrow; you monoy o n all purliasda, i . J$ GIVEN. IN - our goods. PALMER, 12G State Street. K L Hobbv horses. Bhouliles. Boy'H carts. Boy'a Wagons, Iron trains. Bteam trains. Tin toys. Rubber toys. Bells and chimes. Mechanical toys. Building blocks. ABO blocks. Games. Hatiks. Tops. Rubber Animals, Stoves. to show goods. Street. 11 III 1 1 III. Xi h. '!( H m i , m m r- r,t a. '.V . r 51 i "rr r ". ' l.y
