Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, January 25, 1894, DAILY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextwanaTOW f fi BTBNINGr CAPITAL JO.UNAL.TITUvRSDAY, JANUABY 25, J.&U4 1 ' "" 'iimmwwii iwaaa . V ii. :M .CAPITAL JOfflUML JPOBMSHED DAILY, BXOKPT BUN1M.Y, BT THE Capital Journal Publishing Company PoitotUce Block. Commercial Street. HOFER BROTHERS, Editors. Dally, by ca-rler, per month, Dally, bv mall, per year, Weekly, 8 pages, per year, SOfti 3on 1.&1 BUPPEE1NO ON THE SAN1IAM A Man Spoaks Who Has Both Intel ligence and Liberality. Mii,l City, Jim. 21 Ed. Journal Sir: I semi ou llile in reply to the statemeut made to ou, about people about litre, of "muii.x fumlllos li vuk on vegetable sira'hl" is literally true. I Imve been told Uf day by some persona that they huv neither 11 hi r nor meat to eat. I know ofono family that li'xl nothing bu' carrots and beet. I (eft tbem a hu cl ef flour until they can give one back, a lain very much lu need of (be neces saries of life, bavinira wife and novel children to provide for, who buve ree nothing but Hour to eat for the lust l weeks. My little nlrls are wliboii. shoes today. Hut I did not Intend t complain as I believe we arc bles-eil to what many others are. Several of the families that are lu need are good Inm ost hatd working people that would notboai they are if they had t belt honest due. They have put thousand! of cords of wood on the II. It. track for which they cannot get their pay. Stores are closed for the time being, ao that the working men shall not have any credit. The mily store in Mill City, now open, will not give credit. I know ofsomothat have killed their only co V to eat. I can uoot tell how we will get money to pay our taxes. Could It not be put off for a while? It ought to be so arranged that It become due lu the fall as it Is easier to raise the money thon, thati any other part of the year, There certainly ought to bo Home one appointed here to receive gifts for the needy, a good honest man, one that Is in sympathy with them. Signed W. II. Hayne3. NEWS "NOTES. . Scarlet fever Isopidemlo at Poo valley. 40 conversions In the result of the late revival at Oartleld, WuhIi. Josepbliie,enuniy Is buying Its coun ty tieasuror'a books ex period. The Spokane gun club's mednl has fir the eighth time been won by F, B. Waro. Fire deHtrnyed the $17.0(10 solnml hoiHeut Bluluo, Wash. Instirud for ?U',X)0 The house of J. V. Norrln, of Oivkoi. O 'y wuh entered one night ln-a week. $4 1 win the amount stolen. John M. Cowan, of Jtusehurg, Init io n appointed iiHKihtitnt kie or at the xi -oih na ligni-hou-te, nj eolltel-T ofcimtouiH, Muck. Itoneburg, April SOrb, '91, has been appointed tho time for the next clvl service exainlnntlon for railway clerk chips und the Indian service. When the siuumr Lottie ('. uji transferred from Upper to Liwct K'amulh lake lust week, where ahi wdl carry freight und pusHciiKers till season, the Journey was mude on run. ncrs, the motive power heluir suveii of horses unil a yoke of oxen. Dr. Dorchester, tho superintendent of Indian school, uhieily known In Southern Oregon as the ofllj.il who caused Gen. Llsh Applegatu's removal from the Klamath Indian agency, la himself removed, and Is succeeded bj a Mr. Ilalluiau. Henry Weeks, a Klamath Indlam horsethlef, was discharged by United States Commissioner Parrlsh upon tin Interpretation of an old Indian custom, that one Indian uuy appro)rlate an other's goods and chattels provided be nfiHrWurda make sutlsfuotory resiltu- Comets und ClirlntlanllJ. Whether women shonltl or should not wear corsets, they wear them all tho same, and the harm dono by voluntary tight lacing is balanced by the recent noblo deed of Dr. Warner, corset maim facturor, of Bridgeport, Conn. Next to articles of luxury, the last things on earth to bo purchased in these hard times are corsets. A pair of corsots may justly be said to have great staying qualities. Panics may cotno and panics may go, but well mudo corsets will go on forever. Natnrally, therefore, Dr. Warner feels Hie financial stringency keenly, and not only is he obliged to reduce timotothrce d iVB in tlio week, but U forced to "lay off" many womon employees. Does ho leave them to choose between starvation and tho street? No. Dr. Warner actually does unto thoso unfor tunate women as innocent of the pres ent wicked panic as tho rest of their sex precisely us ho would bo dono by. Ho has read his Now Tostntnent aright and applies to this century Christianity a? taught by its founder 1,800 years ago. Dr. Warner offers his ex employees free board durinir tho continuance of trade stagnation. Thoy havo helped him make tho inonoy which ho returns in tho hour of need. I want to Bhnko hands with Dr. War ner and to thank him for setting so no blo an example. In thte era of criminal selfishness, which makes uiqny men a little lower than cutthroats, such evi denco of humanity stands out liko a dia mond glitturing amid offal. Kate FieldV Washington. TURF TOPIC9. Three Million l'or nmlmrment Orders. There Is over $3,000,000 lying in thr commonwealth's treasury in tho stall house at Boston nwaiting distribution among tho certificate holders of the de funct endowment orders. In order to facihtato a settlement tho supremo ju dicial court proposes to tako an activ stand in the matter, and to that end E. C. Bunipus has been appointod by tin court a special master to cxamino into tho situation of tho several endowment order corporations, to confer with the re ceivers and to report to tho court a plan for an immediate dividend to the claim ants, with tho draft of a decree ordering Euch a dividend. Judge Bumpus hat taken such a courso of inquiry na will probably result In a practical solution of tho endowment cases, tho court evident ly having coi.to to tho conclusion that tho only way to scttlo them up is to take a common bonso vlow of tho matter and nrrnngo a settlement which will not al low long litigation ending In a wasting of tho ussots. Boston Lottcr. A Mud Stolior's Freak. A strange railway aceidont, which might havo had terriblo consequences, is reported to havo happened ut tho Bologna station on Friday. Tho stoker of an en gino which was stopping at tho station of Galilei u on tho Ferrara-Bologna line, In tho cngino diivcr's absence and ap parently in a sudden fit of m idness. bet tho engino going at full speed, running toward Bologua. Tho telegraph wus Immediately bet In motion, warning Bo I031M and tlio four intermediate stations and forluuulcly tho lino was clear, and the engine was shunted onto a sidclini where tluro wero only bix empty car riages, and into Iheso it dashed at full speed. Tho r-tn-cr had during tho whole tlmo continued to heap coal on tho firo Tho oiigiuo and cirri, tge.s wero of cour&o telescopi-d, and tho stoker was so badly hurt that ho died 1.0011 afterward. St. James Gazette. Next season Domino and Dobbins may be expected to incetin somo stirring con tests. Ed Corrigan has done much to keep the causo of steeple chasing in public View. Many n great horse started in life from tho auctioneer's block and was bought for a song. Budd Doblo and John Diokerson wish t J know who offered John Curry a largo turn to pul Alix at Chicago. Tho oldest English saddle in existenee Is that of Horry V, representing tho er a tuples in use in tho fifteenth century. Lucky Baldwin says the evil of owners racing their own horses on tracks they own and control should bo eradicated. 1 ho saddle of Charles I was of crimson velvet richly embroidered, while the sad die cloth was covcrod with seed pearls. James W. Page, who brought out Ita rus, Maxie Cobb and Westmont, 2:24, dlol at White Rlvor Junction, Vt., re cently. Tho chestnut stallion Poison, that won tho cowboy race to Chicago, is royally bred in the paternal lino. His siro was Mahdi. Uncle Bob, sold to G. V. Hankins the day beforo ho won tho Derby for $17, GOO, was disponed of in Montana for $30 recently. La tho calendar of stato papers for the year 1570 there is a description of a saddle used by Queen Elizabeth which cost 200 Ills. 4d. A novel kind of cab has appeared in Berlin. It is not unlike, a largo bath chair, with two seats, and is propelled jy a petroleum-naphtha motor. Blowing It. Mudgo I was jiiBt thinking of the resemblnnco between my salary and my breath. Ynbsley How's that all wind? "No-o. Not that exactly. But as ioon as Idraw it I have to blow it" How's Taisl We offer one hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be ured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. b" J, Ciiknky & Co., Props., Toledo, O We the undersigned, have known F. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be eve him perfectly honorable In all indness transactions and financially l)le to carry out any obligation made a- their firm. West & Truax, wholesale druggists, 'oledo, O. Waldlnjr, Klnnau, & Marvin, whole tle druggists, Toledo, Ohio. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internal v, aoilmr directly upon the blood and iiucous surfaces of the system Price, 7"o. p r hot t Ii. Bold by all druggists I'isllmouiala free. tlon, Women Wantcdj Between the ages of fifteen and forty Ave. Must have pale sallow com (plex)oni, up appetite, aud lie hurdlx able to got around. All answering ttuV description will please apply for a liol tie of Dr. Pierce's Favorlu-;i'rwerlptloi aud luko It regularly, tucording ti directions, und then uo'e the goneralls Improved condition. By a ihurougi course or sclMre-atmeut with this vuhi nblo remedy, tho extreme eases ol nervous prostration aud debility no cullurtn women, are radically ouit.i A written guarantee to this end au compuutcs every bottle. Iiixci't I.lfo In Kumnn. The hi t. milling air briugn fronh ter rors iu tlio lorm of wiii'ied insects and thiugn that creep. Bnga as bi'r as clot bus plus pounce upon tho wayfarer andcluw and scratch until hurled from tlio neck and btamiwd under foot, Thon there i3 a green bug wliloh coiuus out of the night hko i nflo idiot and binkn all its feet into one's flush. This boast is now iu season. Grasshopper as lung as the llltlo finger of a grown man crawl lei surely up tho screen of your window, stopping from tlmo to tlmo to tako ob servations and finally tumbling back into the stieot to find temporary lod'j- mont in the whiskers of tho untivo, who is almost certain to bu (n range. Kan uis Cor, Chicago Herald. Frank Atkinson, of Sand Lake.Tllla nook county, smoked a bear out of u hollow cedar, wounded Itwlt'i Iho only ad of ammunition be had, pulled it ut of ibestump by the ear and bialned t with an ax. Health in old a a. '"dward Collluson, Queens, N Y. sayf : ' commenced using Hkani hktii'h P11.L8 ovr fifiy-llve earn hko. I fir t 'uglil tlitlii in London, and have Co luiied uxlug them Hluce I came to this untry In 1830. I am now over et-ntv (Uvyeirs old, hale and heart, n I aitrlliuie my wonderful health fn He pernls'ent ue Bkamikki it's IMS O rai-iouallv I have bad 11 bud Id or Kevere hi tuck of rheumatifiii, diuHHiloti or billousiiess, but four or tveillHPrf of llUANDHBTU'd I'lLI.sal- vivHeuro me. W'onevir my child 11 have hoeo lok with searlet fever, eiitlo-', acid Hlomaeh, diHorded dlges 1 in or oiHtlvenwB, a fw dost'S of titANiMti-rri.i'a Pills restored their eiilth at lie.' " Live cattle 2 to 3. Sheep alive $1.50$2. MILL PKIOES. Salem Milling Co quetes: Flour In wholesale lots f2.60. Retail I3.IK). Bran $14 bulk, $15 sacked. Shorts $16 16. Chop feed $10 and $17. WHEAT. 43 cents perbuihel. HAY AND OKAIN. Oats new i!530c. Hay Baled, new $S to $10; old $10 to 12. W.ld in ulk, $6 58. FARM I'KonOCTS. Wool Best, 10c. Hops Hmall sule, 17 to 18c. Eggs Cash, 18 ( Butter Bm.i dairy, 2o30; fancy creamery 2025. Uei-ws -'Z lu 16 CIS. Farm smoKed meats Bacon 10j banm, 12; sboii liters, 8. Potutoes 2530c. VUIOUS Z OrtUlS. Carrots, $0 00 jier ton. Beeswax -31c. Caraway seed, 18c. Anise seed, 20c. Ginseng, $1.40. LIVE POULTRY. Poultry Hens. 10c:' roosters. 67c: duckH, 8 10; luikes, slow sale, coulee, luc; geeseOto 7c. PORTLAND QUOTATIONS. Grain, Feed, etc. Flour-8tandard, $2.75; Walla Walla, $3.00; graham, $2.40; superflue, $2.2-5 per oarel. Oats New whIte,34operbu.,grey,32c; rolled, lu bags, $U.250.60; barreit, $6 757.00; cases, $3 75. Hay Best, $l(l12 per ton. WcmjI valley, llillc. Mlllstufls Brau, 16 00; shorts, $16 ground barle, I8; chop feed, $15 per ton; whole feed, barlev, 70 cts. pel ceutal; middling, $2328 per ton; chicken wheat, C51.15 percental. HopsNew 10 to 1G. Hides green, salted, 60 lb. 31c, tin der CO lbs., 23 ; sheep pelts, 10C0c. DAIRY PRODUCE. Butter Oregon fanovcreamerv. 30fS 32ie;fnncy dairy, 2527je; fair to good, zutajzzjc; common, iu to I7jc per id. fneexe Oregon, 10(oM3 V nng Armrlcan, 1215cper pound; California 14c; Swisa imp., 30d; Do.n., io(aib. Eggs Oregon, 1517c per doiSeu. Eastern 17 Poultry .Nominal; chickens, mixed, $3 003 60 tier dozen; duck8,$4.005 110 gese, $8 00; turkeys, live, 12Jc ; dressed 14c Beef Top-tperi,2J3cper pound; fair togood steers, 221e; No 1 iiiwh, 2u; tair cows, ljc;dres?ed Oeef, $4 0P5 50 1 er Mutton Best sheep, $2:50; choice ewes, $2:2-!.. Hogs Clioiee, heavy, $4 004 25; medium, $4 004 50; light and teedere, $3 004 (Ml; dressed, $0 50 7. Veul 40o SAN FRANCISCO MARKET. Woel: Oregon Eastern choice, 10 12o; do inferior, 79c; do valloy, 12 15c. Hops 15 to 18o. Potatoes Krly Rose, 4555. Bur ns n kB, ,3545c. Oa' Milling, fl 001 15. 11 CARTER'S ITTLE IVER PIUS. 1 YO 61 IOC Sick n padchf and rellere all the troublM Jncf dent to a bilious stute of the Wem. such as Dizziness. Nausea. Dron sines. Ditrefs after eatlnff. Pain In the Side. &c While their most remarkable success has been shown In curlne ITeadache. yet Oirtkr's Litti b Lrrta Pitts are equally valuable In Constipat on. curing and preventing this annoying complaint, while they also correct all disorders of the stomach, stimulate the liver and regulate the bowels. Een u Uiey only curoa HEAP che they would be almost priceless to those who suffer from this dltrelnK cemplaint: but fortunately their Roodnev does not end here, and those who onre tr them will find these little pills valuable In so mnnv ways that they will not be willing to do without them. iSUl alter au sick neau i1siilksi Hood's Cures rjKte A JullyOl.l Mujor. Don Jose Galeudo, mayor of tho city of Alh.t, is in a parlous plight indeed. News from Madrid proclaims that his worship has been taking unreasonable libortiea with tho public treasuries and has iu fact been proved guilty of 317 distinct forgeries, robberies and so forth, Tho penalty for each separate crimo Is 14 years' imprisonment, audits sentences do not run concurrently by Spanish law poor Bon Joso must go to prison for 0,038 yours. Thin would amount to life sen tences for three or four Methusolahs. Black and Whit TODAY'8 MARKETS. rices Current by Telegraph Local and Portland Quotations. Bai.ksi, January 24, 4 p. m. Oftlce Daily Capital Journal. Quota 'Ions for day and up to hour of going to ,iress were hs follews: BAI.K1I PRODUCB MAHKHV, VHUIT. Apples 8O0 to 6O0. a bushel. mrrcHKU stock. Veals dressed 5 cts. Hogs drefHed 5 ?Sh?$!w V 'ivfl . -&&&J&mbaiJJliY i I 5F3Kit r.tST.r5ffH 1 Is the bane of so many lives that here Is where we make our great boast. Our pills cure It while others do not. Cirteb's Lrrn.E Liter Titm are very small and very easy to take. One or tw 0 pills make a dose. They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action please all who use them. In vials at 2i cents: five for SI Sold evervw here, or sent by maU. CaSIS UE01CIH2 CO., Uv Icrt Ml Small fa MM.. Rhoumatlsm, Lumbago, Sciaticas Kidney Complaints, Lame BacK, ac. CTR1C DR. SAHDEH'S ELE BELT With Electro-Magnotlc SUSPENSORYt Latest Patent! 1 llct Tmnroveiiientft I Win cure without medicine All Wtiknew resulting from THIH offer Is made to you alone in your community Will you Act? We prcent below the most valuable list of premiums for clubs of the best selling newspaper printed on the Coaat. Tie Great One Cent Daily, lie Daily CAPITAL JOURNAL, The Peoples' Paper of ' Oiw. EVERYBODY WANTS IT. EVERYBODY WILL TAKE IT. Only $3 OO a year. $1.5o for six months. $1.00 for four months, jS5TNo papers pent after time is out for which It is ordered."Tj YOU. You are the :;iau. If we cannot jzet you to act, haod this to wimoone w ho wantB one of there grand premiums for pimply getting up a cljb Almost anyone will lake thlB paper upon merely eeeiuc It. It Bells itself. Itli -o cheap no one cun nfloid not to have it. It tiults readers In ity and couatry of all classes and parties. Jl An Oregon Newspaper California news does not suit 'ou Eastern papers will not answer This is distinctively the Oregon Newspaper entirely cover ing Oregon interests. ff ereMMtlon of brain nerve forces t eicereca or ladl debility, sleepiemness, languor. eretion, us nervous rheuRutlsm. kidney, liver and waieuocK. iumi Jr.1 III heal aderfal Imcr nearer or we forfeit $(,000.00, and rr jrl in health, eto. naderftil Inpre.faeBU over all other. Curreut la bladder complaint, electric Belt contain! me back, lumbago, sciatica, all female complaints. leaun, etc. jms inctanUrfeltliv wiucnreal ot the ahore O Kates or no car. sands hayo been cured by this mawelous inrentlon after all other remedies failed, end o frlre busdredi of tesUmoulals In this and ovary other rtate. Our Pomrfal Iaproreit EUCTRIC Sl'SPfSSORT. th (rn-jtcst boon ever oQred ealc men, FUEE lthal V.llk Health and Vlr.roai Slreaith GUilMKTEED In 00 1 fOdars Send for Illui'd Pamphlet, mailed, sealed, treo 8ANDEN ELEOTRIO CO., Vo. 1 7 JFIrsS Street. I'OlHXAMli OKE. W. A..UUSICK, 1'rtfl ldent. , 11. ALHKKT. Cushler. Mai N j, tiui.tii luuiuiia OF SALEM. a d Premiums: TrnnFa"tsa general banking dullness. i unptHtieail n punt to lullections. I ounn n,fH, rl'cunnite Dojgut unit sold on tne print 1 ml cMlesof tho uu Id I VknIJUYN, J Jl. Maktisj. K. M. KdESv-f, V A U-ICK. . V. Maktiv. j. ii Aiiihiir. ' v Mai rUfwrJ. iilr.-elnr. Tk Oregon Land Co, Atalem, Isenjigedln seilln fnut ands n in ilc-lnilynf no n.ilrt-gan. vrfre nior. uiiu uuWi.-ro.viin; binluany iMrl nf tht " UiwK AllNTHilltN, lnli-'" Mmi.ters Owluui(tik) JurK'e tiniiiiinl nf fallen tlrnVer lt tbu Neliulttn umiuiry Uu tiMdnare m umtiy pluced lnipaeublt. hdfieetit rtorniii are Hie cuice. i ai Oatarrli in fcaa llad. la U'ldoiUHt-lv a durtaHH nf tho iilimd. . ,i anil am such only it relUMa IiIimhI uirl v.,ler,CfU 'Ji-t't u Effect uiul MrHinei .ouw. XIiknI'sj BarsuiMrilla I tlie lw- itiSrVd MViflw, 'd t nan curetl nmn' vfryi'prK mnm n cuitirrtiii. uwiHrii 'Iihiiui.iihi. ThK ' rirt it u l 'a i' A lliiiutile Dri-as Itaftirmitr. AtMuiicieliut iiifc'ht Frt'ifc'lit Conduct, or LelK'e Love of tlio Dig Four found a frail liHikitiKinrl on ton uf a bos car of Ids train drwwetl in boy's clothe. The girl tuiid she was from Stctibeuvillo, O., aud had taken to tlie lift of a perennial tramp iu order to ueo the world. Blio exousod the aarb alia wow by declaring that eho was iu favor of dreiw reform for women. The veutunvoiue ltibw refuMxl togivo lier tiHine and noted wry liidiipouduiit. In diauiiiKiljs Journal. I WWUWUUUll UliuUU .IIUU UtfUOUjU, Hair Death. Jlnslntitly removes ml forever dtstrovsob-! Jevtumahltt tmlr. wkeihtsr utxm hu ImncU S i -.. ... sr: . 7 -H mvn nriiisur uecK, wuimui aiscoloratiou; riuiiry to ma iiim iiiit-utaairiti. n: wrtstor any ymni Hie seoiet orniuiantj r.ruauma u)n, HCSuowledtftMl by t'tlist ...u , ins uiKutv sutnoriiy uuu tlie' IKM' emlueut d. rn HtolKisl und liulrKiwI inllst ttmtnvrrllvd. lun-in hi. nrivuisl Ij uctloHoi ullftviluie amouK tbs uobllliyi . "vuj r.urujxj u tireacriueii j iiUrwillx. j'rice, fl ny mill, sts'urelyl imstu. -orrtspmtleurooundeutlal. MoleS acuta mr iuvriut Aunrens Tilt SK00KUM ROOT HAIR GROWER 0. rpt. It. 67rouih Fl tU ATenue.Nevr VorKl '(w .m in' wmrifi .i vy oooi Kvn ' v Ollle L. Archer Saved His Life I have teen suffering from hlii illse.ie for eight ycnrt,lu Ins tlneo running sores on my hip, I begun to taito Hood's Sarsaparilla and It has plvon mo a perfect cue. I feel confident that it saedmy life." Olliu L Aixncn, 13.1 IHi .ley Street, Da)ton, Ohio. Hood's Pilrs ilst illge.tloa ami cnil HOWARn . .V lllllliv, Fhe House Mover. 451 Marion Street. Has the best facilities lor movlui; nni rui. ng houses. Lotve orders at ,ruy llnw. m A LADY'S TOILET Is uot complete meat Without Steamer flltona FOR PORTLAND. Leaves IlolM'Mdnok Mondays, Wednesdays JM r rldu s 7.iD a in., arriving lu I'ortlhUd ht MAf p. Ill, UKTUItMNH, leaves IMrtliud Tuesdays. TbuisdaysiindrJiituidayiiitHa. m. Kajt i-irie for niiH.fiiger eervlee: no way Jindlngfreigbt huiidied. ' ItOUND ritlHrnulltnlinni frm u. 11:2,. ' ' wnu, MEALS 28 OENTS ,.K9.r.rT'!Blu f"1 Rml '"k'-ts apply io Mlti h . WrUlit .t () lloiiimn b'oo" us",,. S. 0. V. MARKET, 365 Summer Street. LEWI.-, & PUAl'HlSlt, Prop. Tim ber-t meals of all UIiiiIh sold ni ti lowent nriues. Itnimidu .. ...!., tiiiK dellvtrv. China Set Free, Por It dull of twent five venrlv Rllhsprlhpra n sal nf rtnnnroloJ D..M..J chinM, l'J9 pieces, pnld u-ulilly at 7o io J, 100. from Damon Brn.fialem (nl PPtilli, nt Kllu plilnn,..r.. n,....l,.,l .1 n- ' """"t Silver Cutlery Free. it i a, l" , , VPar,y suhpcrll.ere, a set of Roger Brrm. best , r..... iiim r.invr uuu KirKB, o oi ojcu, irem Damon Bros., vorthf6 00. $25 Suit Free. For a ,. lull of Hiriit einVcribers the best $2.5.00 puit of clothes in the Btorecf A. h. limstielil & 1:0., bulem, your owu fcelemlou. I Steel Plow Free. i. 1.. . . li.?.1 "Ponnem a steel beam, steel Gale nteel wait ...k ,...., ...D w. in us Kino, ironi uray Bros., Buloui, worth J25.00. Silver Spoons Free. tiiL;i..Ji.". lVM) ieary "uwerlhem, a dozen Roger Bros, best'. f iTOnfiuiiuH, mini jjrtmi n liros., worth $4 00 Organette Free. r.-r a ciun of eight yearly Btibpcribprs a woil oruanetle Ironi J G. Wrislit. worth S Sewing Machine Free, c: 1 w : " I"f.?!u,,f.!!f,ir". 9"'?. blKh,rm,drawer,!il J-55 00. ' "n"uuieai aoni ueo. C. Will, Balem, wortn, first class German Rom- E. 31. WA1TK PK1NT1XG CO , V (ID 1)1) I W -AN Lcinl BlunkPublMieiv, Bush's Sew U'loH,overih9b,ulc tx,ni'l Mree. vrry,jMjBre omnm ii ci fyuljli,e(t to cm HootldtWupttrNU ' Hood PHI '!. b t ni-t "'iaijill),ful.ii ye. puiii r v'l ttudtflli'lii.i j. A ltullruml's Slruiinrss. The rweiit ontdown in wagea among uililo.vee at th (ntneral ofllceof tho li. and A.ruKd ieein. bonmwlmt iiuonruous with the ytwrly rejiort. which bhowwl a wonderful liiuruu lu the nut ourmnrrs of the road. It mwiiu to be uuly a case nf a "oufc6Mloitwrtuuiiy,"not tutatre-iBtod by a railroad coiuwuy auy mure tlmn tbu man wboe wife U out of town. 6iringllld (Maw.) Uruiduc. H'ho -niy tlwt proiiocos to lay a cable between Australia and California will obtain unuLwsdy froui IheUermuu Koveniuieut fr the sectttHw f iho lino bvtW'H'n the feejtM aud baiuoui) riau4J W4 Uouololu. rOMPLEXION POZZONI'S Combines every element of beauty and purity. It is beauti fying, soothing, healing, health ful, and harmless, and when rightly used is invisible. A most delicate and desirable protection to the face in this climate. Insist cpon haying ths paula. Hotel Jlontcrey. Newport, - - Oregon. Located on the Beitcb.two mllt-n ninth orrtewnort on (JiiVh I'liw.. i.,nr.,ii.. sheltered HMd, wonderful scenery, sea bat ling, line drive to Cape Foulweuth- 1-1 iiKiiuioiise, Mouse nexv, riKiins utkv ami airy. Finest n-r-ort f.ir faiullies in invalid. Open all winter. Terms moderate by day or week. Intending visitors can drop a pwlal card to New port and bo met by back. JOHN Fnzi'ATRICIC, it 'ii'iHior. flSBn"!!&rta'ie iiu ituuu ruiisning, Blve pKid references. Estli.int ,., Silk Hat Free. i:,z: iSnd?' 'lssSiT of ur best w,k Hots from c-E c h. :i:KSlS,ztca imported 8llk hat ff0D oieam Washer Free. -' n uiliu 1)1 1li tu.l.t ....u. ,i - . .1-1 . ..wo uuo ui j. x, uiuwu ruu"" Can e.l. refprAnra. C-.l. .- .. . . iddre... ni, V:V.',..V'"J'U.CT mrnisb' d-meon -alen . l, inr it" ".r'vtt'e"' . i" isomer, at, mum li IVcVh?" "T.53 GEO. C.WILL Emer- 1KALKK in Htelnway, Knabe. Webber .. ..... ...uri J Utt HUM. lH,"r!t"LM,-E"rh-'TprBa.,8. ......w.,,ui,iU or new II1M. d-2m SMITH BROS,, CONriUCTOKS & PLAbTKltEItr dilute Smaller makes of meutsand sunnlles uenuiiie needles, oil and for all makes of machines blng machines ttUj iwimi nim cleaned 5 ltnVOlXM,tk)int1 W"ck.mon, Thoreujhbred Poultry for Sale. musical iuatru- new paris orgaus re oTwod,Hs north of,st,ni,e1 Salem Steam Washers, worth Io!o0 Welch Clock Free. fulniw, $16 U eftr,y bUbsJrs one Eight Day Welch Clock, be-itf Scholarship Free. ne,s(",lleK" Kalemf ry eubsrrlrs. one Pcbolanblp Id Caplt.lll Worth ko ' ' (for c,,luuete business course) good for Wojert5 Silver Wtoi-. T3S. A$ZC, SrTh'Sroo'! 'high c,aB8 8ilver watcb- fromW,1 i nuure tSe ir u club nf Hfmi, 1 urniture Set PrpG stead, dresr aud stand fn.m a n n SnII(, k- oarved-bed roorr ret, Wi W.irih H5 00. ' ,r"ua A' B- Bur-'u & Son, furniture dealers, BIeo Cook Stove Free. best made0,", the Pacmc P?m'h;rfl B ,lU're '' No. 8 cooking slojjl Salem, worn. tSi U"C Coast' frm Perry & Co 'a stove and olow WOfUj Laf.9,?1dWatch Pre,. - ... vim, ui u tMritLiiL,..ii . .. r . ... r-i W W. Mar u ,f Ji '"er .t0"? '"' gold watch, WaltMmo-l n.. n.. vmii.uJi LUH IIHBr lnn1 I h eh -ol ovrlmr nrlal h .miuhh-vrt i jpa ".sis w. iiimi 1 Hnnv t- w pou lor rhaivf 1M.I M-.'liS '" " UM ' H' Vrr '' fl nl 1 IT IS FOB SALE EVERYWrUSE. ! 1 While l,"hwn (MkrU J'" Ugaoru cookrw. uro ver 0B : COPYRIGHTS mMklSL 1sgtiZ2 ,i"iuin case, from retail prlce-J30 00. Shot Gun Free. " a uiuu iiT fitti.t Salem, the best made stem winder aud mWJ BaugHBlioiiiuu. ,u"., ,"..?' w n Richards nt.il.. i7 ' ".-". "nrreis, c leekeil -!. .a :. blocks; ,ur ""U-'' m A eeUon rlr ''. itott. Br. & Haiw, y ZV. '3 ' English double barrel id forw and, euRravrd m xtenslon rlls, r-,"1" aud a thoroughly Qil,, . ' "irin, worm I Silyerine Watch Free ., ....... m. v. ninrtln nf ci . ' "., -'".. 1. 'ie reiH Isai fn no ' " "iciu, civea as u-ooi SBivlceastuo uit Trees free mane Fn ..? We,.R,ve m Ttnllan nrune tree, fro"1'' ix. m rrhiiiii t.ti. en: V--J. tixriltl n.t,tk.l . mmi . ' Ut) .-, wniwi strum.) ' Kpnl.U eockrsti ioaf. M 'n ljtLUrt Itl uu...i.i. h,,,..hL... WS.J-lXl W6.ll -'-"ii .ivttr OKI. I'll laniM 4u, aua fi. r. - - .-, iiriiu'i P or cam a RAA tt- AvuZ7:??t?Vn'"A Peaches "" Uy ,,N-a,e, f..r,,au;,r ?, lf. " -r" rlp ce nt . y,K .p h?r """"s; ,',;: !ji?. . . uaiuea unil nimiuu tlona among as mny cau senn ie "" . .1.. ... ononis. 00" r. . . . " uiti iB.uiy mr ""' ocu postutllce order or bank draft. mouev MM 1 Z ny ovo lr-wms are all bona Ma nnA nf. ran! selvos. n,w,Me lven,that agents may satisfy H HOFER BROS., Publishers, smri&rxz - - W10JU1WAT, SALEM, ORE09 i i i L .- ,4Jl. il Jb 1 a gjjglgtmmmtmtiti 11 m si, ii inliiiiiiiiinsriiillssWWiassM(rs