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EVENING CAPITA- .rOTTRNAL WEDNESDAV, FEBRTTABY 28, 189.
TUB CAPITAL JOURNAL.
PUBLISHED DAILY, KXCK1T BUMDAY,
Capital Journal Publishing Company
""WstofHoo Woelt. Commercial Street,
HOFER BROTHERS,
Editors.
Lially, by carrier, pr mouthy.
I'Riiy.pr rnau, par jenr,.
,iy
I-.-goeA
Wel
1 8 pages, per year,.
.3X0
IJ50
6,000 OPINIONS WaNTKD.
Tub JovBVXh will publish the opinions or
flvo thousand men, or as many more as will
exprn themselves, aa to the beet war to elect
thentt jUnlled States Henator from Oregon,
wbetblsr (1) by popular vote, (2) by instructing
candidates to lha legislature as to wbo they
shillcjeot for Senator, or (3) or by leaving It
to the legislature ofter It Is elected? The re
piles should not contain over 100 words, In.
tndflrcMOl writer, ana will be pnnuxi
most universally signed by employed
of tho road, nnd Is now being circulat
ed among creditors aud citizen, and In
being very liberally signed, and will bo
presented to tbe court next Friday, at
which time it ails iu an adjourned term
here to consider the Oregon Pacific
"sale.
PETITION.
To the Honorable J. C. Fullerton,
Judge of tbo Circuit Court of the
Btateof Oregon for Benton County.
Sir: The signers of this letter to your
Honor are either the present or tbe
former employes of tbe receivers of tbe
O, P. R or creditors of tbe receiver
ships, or business men deeply inter
estod in tbe succvw of the Intended sale
of tbe road.
We now approach your honor to
express our earnest hope that in fixing
tbe date for the approaching sale you
will allow sufficient time after the Just
rho recent change
itiniftr unarauni wrnr. unci win db onnun
l .W...rv Tr...v 4nrfn (ha Minfll rtf fltteiimted fUllC. titflll
ilarclw.'t.t'ersons writing cam also -expresa' of receivers, for all possible purchasers
their choice for B.natorir they desire. to complete their arrangements to bid.
Ordtt&rnB Own crkt DAilt during that
. ' rtf-it.. nnnu ll.llakaH
, balem, Oregon.
A LlTTLb
TKUB INWARD.VES&.
Tub Capital Jouhnal, of Salem
has bben- threshing over a Jot of O. P
Btrawpd tbe mont of their uttering
bavabeen vapid and HUH0otjB;butHhu.v
lmvet'rnado one ucuusatlou agulpui
Judge Fullerton iliut Bhuuld'Jjo denied,
if unir(l$, aud the paper punished for
its utterance thereof. We iefcr to the
charstetthat W. H. McFndden, of Cor-vallls,-was
appointed attornay for Itu
celvetGfark, to pay for political eer
vlcoilronderorl the Judife during the
lost eitopalgu. If this charge onlj
mfToctod'tho jud4o In person -it would
not roat(or, but It uflecta tbevery truth
and pilrjty of tbe court, and if allowed
to gofunelialleuged by tbe Cdurt.-It'lu 6
tacit iadrulsslon of guilt, and there!);
robs tbo .court of much of the respect
of the' people, which it should hold,-
LIuooIn'County Leader, Dem.
We'oopy the above because tho Lead"
or is flvptPer of Mr. MoFudden's own
political 'penuislon, and to slibw that'
po!ltlbalnd corporation corruption In
this state Is not oonflned to any one
party For instance, tbo last legisla
ture olocted n railroad commission.
whlofraccoptcd tho very same schedule'
of freight rales 'which their 'proijecca
sors, M easru. ColvlgV Olow and Hamil
ton, had refused to accept, and whlcb
had been defeated in all tbe courts.
Tha formor commission, like ltssuo
cossors, was oompood of two Itopubll-
cans aud dne Dombcrat. Yet, It 1b per.
fodtly apparent that tbey were abso
lutely opposed to oaoh othor.sofar as the
peoplo of Oregon are concerned. Tbe
fact la men eorvo corporations because
they buy them. The outrage Is com
mitted whon men takb pay to serve the
peoplo and thon sorvo tho corporations.
That explains how a JDomoorat like
Mot addon can help oloot a Republican
Judge. That explains how McFaddon,
a' woll known enemy of the Oregou
Pacific camo to bo appointed attorney
for tho receiver. Tho peoplo are going
to get their eyes open after awhile and
declare all such political methods pub
lic treaohory.
UUaUKSTED COMMKST.
It Is reported that J. II. Upton, of
Denmark, Is coming up to Coos to
direct tho Populist campaign for tbo
next oleotlou, and that be will got
iu with both feet bgd. Marsh
field Mall. That Is about the beat ar
gument we havo heard against Upton
his feet am too large to make good
lawoi
Just now we read In many of our ex
changes of teams being stuck iu the
miry roads, aud of their drivers cutting
harnessed to pieces to extricate them,
Tho road question Is one that neods at
tention. Our roads should not be
treated in tbe same manner as the roof
of that Arkansas fellow's house. Wo
uoed good roads mora in tbe winter
than In the summer. Wo can stay at
homo In the summer, but man In a
companionable animal, and tho long
winter oveulngs ho needs company.
He wants to visit. Bkatuokawa ISaglo.
ohecion PAomqKASefBpr
Postponement of 8alo Copy of Peti
tion Boln
Circulated.
r -
g Circuit
COKVALLI8, Fob, 28.
We are reliably Informed that pro
vided ft postponement of the sale of
the Oregon, paclflu can bo bad' lintll
Juno lqi, that negotisioWuVe pending
whloh will culniluato In a bona fide
aalej tavljlfc from Iom all creditors. If
uoll'a poatpaneaiout can bo had, wo
are naviieu mat ono ir not more parties
will ' bo Iu tf ioeltlori to bh.1, A'salo
odtreJ nowirbuld probabl rwufk lu a
wuiwitw uioftovci" ora rvpoilllOU 01 lUe
late (Kilo .
The'followlng petition has boon al-
tJiAjUJMyi uuUiivOy uJOvJJXKJ'
jair jueatn
k tut an Ur remove and forever dcetroys ob-i
without dlKuloratlou
eHMBbl hair. t heiber uiwu the hauda, i
w,wuirww,
vt o "
m.
he fiiont dclaaio akin. Hi
rlalur
fa)hK Jtftr JMni Mto MKirtt formula oil
sua wiuoii Kcaimwieuffea oy puym-j
mi Aa tha JtUbWl 4UiMf ity udth
ricut Hlat)t drriuttolwtt and hulrtpe
i pnva
i UoUlll
be ik-aanrlbi
Mallet UtUvrHikd' Ifurlfli hit private'
r turn iuhuii
:-,i
ai llf-UH emoot; il
ieaanr rfiirupTje ;
Im. frtwa. it by- hm, uurayl
. fiiira ifaniM rl an rin a-iti afl rfla Hul ajvt.H
waVTV. " PnpWi mwW9Vm wrmantwiNMi UMVJ
iMIMW AmttlOUAHSUmt ,-i.t
TH SKMNCUM.MvT HAIR ilOWUCO.
Ii)it. K. WRoHtk yillli AT8Us,Nw. Yor
Ksisvsa
complete their arrangements
We are fully ailvo to the necessity of
your setting the salo at the earliest
practicable date, but, we recognize that
after'tho 'events of be last salo purchas
era must have time to make entirely
different arrangements, aud we have
faith that, if thd next Bale is set for not
sooner than Juno 1st, a different out
come for all tbo creditors of your hon
or's court may be expected.
We know tbatyour honor Ib anxlout
to niake such orders us shall lead to a
sale foh tbe best price possible, aud we
also think It may assist your honor in
corning to a decision on this most Im
portant matter to know that tbe parties
mostVlially interested, have come to
the opinion expressed iu this letter.
Good men are in favor of better roads.
And good women too.
Exporienco of an Ex-Champion.
Athletes and men who take outdoor
exorcise uch us walking, ninuhiK,
bicycle riding, Jumping, Bwlmmiug,
tennis, etc., are often subjects of acute
troubles. Tbe oxnorloucu of an ex-
champion walker will be of interest t
all wbo are ufflluted. Harry Brooke
writes:
"No. 324 East 10th St., New York
April !2. 1880 Numerous statements
relative to tbo merits nf different
plasters have beeu brought to my at
tention. I tako this opportunity to
state that I have used Alluook's Porous
Plasters for over 20 years and prefer
tbom to any other kind. I would
furthermore state that I was very sick
with catarrh of tho kidneys, and attri
bute my recovery entirely to Allcock'f
Porous Plasters.''
TODAY'S MARKETS.
Prices Current by Telograph Local
and Portland Quotations.
Salkm, February 28, 4 p. m. Oftlco
Daily Capital Juubnal. Quota
tions for day and up to hour of going to
press wore as follews:
BALtfll PIIODUOB MAItliKT.
VUUIT.
Apples 80o to COo. a bushol.
BUTOHKn STOCK.
Veals dressod 6 oU.
Hogs dressed 5.
Llvo cattle 2J to 8.
Bbeep allvo $1.G0$2.
MILLIPUIOKS.
Bnlom Milling Co. quetes: Flour
In wholesale Iota (2.00. Retail $.'.00.
Bran $14 bulk, $16 saoked. BhorU $16
10. Chop feed $10 aud $17.
W1IKAT.
40 cents per bushel.
HAY AND OIIAIN.
Oats tie w 2680c.
Hay Baled, new $8 to $10: old $10 to
12. Wild in bulk, $0 to $8.
FAHM I'HOTIUOTH.
Wool Best. lOo.
Hops Bmall sale, 17 to 18o.
EgRH-CaRh, 1218.
Butter-r- Best dairy, 2025; fancy
creamery 25:.
Cheoflo 12 to 16 els.
Farm smoked meats Bacon 10;
hams, 12; shoulders, 8.
Potatoes 2.5030a,
Onions 2 cunts.
Carrots, $0 00 per ton.
Beeswax i! to. Caraway seed, 18c
Anise seed, 20o. Ginseng, $1.40.
I.1VK POULTKY.
Poultry nens, 7o; roosters, 6fn Oe;
ducks. 7: turkevs, slow side, choice,
lijLiwimniiM'nivujeyigwwwi jut --?- yga
10c, geese.
POIITLAND QUOTATIONS.
Groin, feed, etc
Flour Statidord, $2.76; Walla Walla.
$3.00; gruham, $2.40; sdperfine, $2.26
per oarrel.
Oats New whlte,34cperbu.,grey,32c;
rolled, in bags, $6;750.00; barrels
o wcjjO'5"; capes, 3 70.
Huy Best, $1012 per ton.
Wool volley, lorailc.
Mlllstuffs Bran, .$10.00; shorts, $10;
ground uaney, $; chop reed, $16
per ton; whole feed, barley, 70 ets. ptfr
cental; miuunng, vzhoazh per ton;
chicken wheat. 0501.16 per cental.
HopsNow 12 to. 14.
Hides green, salted, 60 lbs, 8 Jo, un
der X0 lbs., 23m; heep .pelt, 10C0c
DAIRY PIIODUOE.
Butter Oregon fanoy creamery,27i
80c: fancy dairy, 221(5260: fair to kooi
16017jc; common, llto 12c peflb.
Oneese Oregdnj 10018: Young
American, l2locper pound; California
iic; wiss imp., soKi-: uoni., jus.
Eggs Oregon, 1415o er' dozen.
Poultry-iWominttlj chickens, mixed
$3 0003.60 per dozen ducks.$4.OO06.OO
jreese, $7J$8. torkeys, live 10011
dressed 130
Beef Topsteers,203cper pound; fair
togood steers, 22c;iNo 1 cows 2c; fair
cows, lo; dressed beef, $4 0006 50 per
Mutton Best sheep, $2:50? choice
owes, $2.-2o.- '
Hogs Choice, heavy, $4 004 25;
medium, $4 0004 60,'' light aud'feeders,
$3 904 OOjTlressed, $0 5007. f
SAN FBANOlEido MAHKKT.
Woel: Oregon Eastern choice, 100
lie; do Inferior, 79c; do valfey, 12
16c. t
Hops 15 to 18o.
Potatoes-rErIy Roe, 4060. Bur
banks, 8040c. l
Oatfl-Milliug, $1.1601.. 22j ,
m
$100 Reward $100. '
Tbe readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure In all its stage, and
that Is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh- Cure is
tbo only positive cure known to tbe
medical fraternity. Citarrh being u
constitutional disease, requires a consti
tutional treatment. Hull's Catarrh
Cure Is taken Internally, actnlg direct
ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of tho system, therby destroying the
foundation of the ditwu-s, aud4 glying
the patient strength by building up
tho constitution and assisting- nature
iu doing its work. The proprietors
hrtvopo much faith In its curative pow
ers, that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that it fulls to cure.
Bend for list of testltiibniuls.
Address, F.J. ChkheyA Co., Toledo, O.
ftSTBold by druggists, 75c.
mim wifEs
Wo otter you a remedy which, it used
as dlrectediiasures safety to lite
ot both mother and child.
"MOTHER'S FRIEND"
Kobs conflmment of its Paw, IIonnOB and
lliBK, as many testify.
"My wife used only two bottles of Mother's
Friend. Sho was easily and quickly relieved;
Is now doing splendidly."
J. d. .muhtux, iiauuw, a. v.
Bent by express, i
oi pnce,i.&vperc
maiieu iree.
lrcpald, on receipt
K "xojioiucra
BRADFIELO REQULATOn CO.,
Boldty all Druggists. Atlasta, Oa.
PROPKBSrONAL AND BUSINESS CAKDS.
P. U. D'AHCY.
OKO, O. BJNOHAM.
S'AUOY 4 13INGI1AM, Atlorneys at Law,
Kooms 1, 3 and 3, li'Arcy llutldlng, HI
le street. Special attention given to dusl
nous lu the supreme and circuit courts of the
stale. 2 11
mlLMON KOKD, Attorney at law, falem,
JL , Oregon. OUlco up stairs in Putton block.
TT J. inaGKK, Attorney ailaw,Halein,Ore-
XJLm eon., unico over isusn-a oanx,
T J. SHAW. M. W. UUNT HHAW & UUN1
t) . Attorneys at law. Ofllte over Capital
Rational banlc, Halein, Oregon.
JOHN A. OAItON, Attorney at law, roomB
fj a ana i, uuhu d.iuk uuuaing, oiiiera.ur.
11. f. 1JONUAM. W.H.HOLMEa
iSONHAM A IIOLMEM, Attorneys at law,
J Olllce In Hush bloclt, between State una
Court, on Commercial street.
JOilN BAYNK, ATTOKNKY.AT.J.AW.
ColleciloiiH mudo aud nromntiy remitted,
Muiphy block, tor. Statu and Commercial
streets, Balem, Oregon. B-Wf,
QTKLLA HUEUMA.-TyportmlnK and
O commcrcla, xteuogtutiliy, Olllce, room
II. Urav block. The In mi. uf work aone at rea
eonuble intcs. 12-2U
Park's Cough syrup.
Has beeu so highly recommended to
us that wo took tho agency for It and
now ask our friends who are suffering
with a cold to glvo it a trial aud if it
does not glvo satisfaction your money
will bo refunded. Evory bottle Is sold
on a positive guarantee. Price 50 cents
andii ;0. Bold at Capitol .Drug Store.
wavxsaMBjiratf?ay'!
3x3
Ispeaknotoutofweaksbrmlses, J
5 but from nroof ." 3
1 LARD I
I musT i
WO. KNIUirroN-Archllect and superin
tendent. Ollce, rooms 'I and 3 buth
Hreymau hloclc 9- li-U
Stt 11HOWNK, Al. U.. PUyBiclau and Bur
. geon. Olllce, Murphy block; residence,
j, Commercial Mreot.
DH.T.O. H.Mll'Il, Heimt. 92 State street
Salem, Oreyou. HiiihIioU dental opera,
lions of every description, i'alukbs opera
tions a specialty.
SONS OK VKTKKAMx H'Jinntcr Camp No
8,tionsot Veleiuus, L'.H. A. raeo s Wed
msday evenings tit 8 o'c lock al tho I. O. O. T
hall. Vlsttlue brotliern are cordially Invited
to attend. lu. a. c. Hkownb, Uapt.
WANTED AGENTS
-to sell-
BROWN'S NEW FOUNTAIN WASHER.
Heat Steam Washer known. Hample
Washer with full ltihlru tlons henttoAeent,
ezpreHSOhurgeij prepaid on receipt of S.1.50,
Address J, U. llrwu, ltox 2u!t. balem, Or.
1-JO-tf-
Since COTTOLENE has come to
tnWc Its place. The satisfaction
with which the people have hailed
the advent of the New Shortening
evidenced by the rapidly Increas
ing enormous sales Is PROOF
POSI riVE not only of Its great
value as a tev article of diet
but Is also sufficient proof of the
general desire to be rid of indi
gestible, unwholesome, unappe
tizing lard, and ofnlj Hie Ills that
lard promotes, 'fry
at once nnd waste no tlmo In
discovering like thousands of
others that you havo now
mo use
nCrUBC ALL SUBSTITUTES.
Uenuint nuilo only by
N. K. FAIRBANKS CO.,
ti. luuis and
CHICAOO, NCW VOHK. BOSTON.
JUIsi Danttt MoJJit
In Danger of Consumption
' 1 vrnt tfek and dUcouraccd when 1 called
nttieMIMR doctor, lie Intimated I h4
touiuuiplioa and vrould uot llvo lone, I do-
Hood's Cures
' v l to tako Uood' RanaparllU and I aia
voll ami hearty." Miss mux. ilof
f J.'X 73, AJhnwro, JlltuoU. $
iiocrVo riil'f"'i iidty, yet rrompuj
.id aeotl ly, on the Uvr and bowcU. 4
SMITH BROS.,
CONTItACTORS & PLABTERERB
lAavoorders at (XUtle-Parkhunt block.room
5,Haleiu,Oreifon.
HOWARD,
The House Mover.
451 Marlon Street.
Ilaa the beat faclUtle for moving and rait
in houM. Leave orderot MtX Uroa., or
vrvaMfl-ww IMVIU VITMU,
THE INDEPENDENT STEAMER
' EIWGOD,
Leaves Portlaud for b'alem and Cor
vallls on
Sundays &, Wednesdays
6. A. M.
Leaves Balem for Portland Tuesdays
aud Saturdays at 6 A. M. Passen
ger rate Salem to Portl'd, 50c.
REDUCED RATES to Ban Francisco
F, J. Smith, Agt., Trade St. Dock.
1
THE WILLAMETTE,
SALEM, OREGON.
Bates, $2.50 to $6.00 per Day
The best hotel between Portland ad Ban
Francisco. Fint-class In ail Its appointments.
1U tables are served with the
Choicest Fruits
Grown In tbe"WliiamtU Valley.
A. I. WAGNER. Prop.
LOOK! L,09K!
1 have 7 acres of land; foilr-room boue,new:
eood barn: bulldlnrt all new, one acre 01
wheat on the place, SMW strawberries will
bearnisvspilnt'. Tils , place Is watered by
Mill Creek; runnine water.the year round on
I he place, tSOO .part, tlmorf Will sell 10 or ai
acres Jotnlng. alf n strtnmer rallow. Wheat
at S30 per acre; buyer gets one third ol the
crop. This Is the finest little place In roik
county lor a chicken ranch.
1.10 lm O. O. BUHGKH, Bheridan.
Steamer flllona
FOR PORTLAND.
Leaves Boise's dock Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays 7:38 a. m., arrlvlnz in Portland at
1. SO p.m. i
HETURN1NO, leaves Portland Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at Oa. m. -
Fast time for passenger service; no way
.finding freight handled.
ROUND T1UP (unlimited) $2.00. One way,
fl:2J. ..
MBAbS 25 OH5NTS
For freight rates ahd'tlckeU apply to F. A.
BLhlQHT. Agent, at the dock, foot of State
street.
Z-16U
GEO. C. WILL
DEALER IN
Hteinway, Knabe, Vebber, Emer
son and other pianos.
Storey & Clark'and Eorheff organs.
All first claps makes of sewing ma
chines. Smaller makes of musical instru
ments and supplies.
Genuine needles, oil and new parts
for all makes of machines.
Sewing raucuines and organs re
paired aud cleaned.
Two doors north of postofflce, Salem,
Oregon.
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS,
PLAN8 AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE
new building of the Oregon School lor Deal
Mutes will be received by the Board of Trus
tees untllTuesdciy, March 1, 1644
Bald plans mubi Include lighting and hrat-
liig oi me new Dunumg.
Architects desiring additional information
will call unon or address Mr. Bent. Irvine. Su
perintendent, Oregon Bchool for Deal Mutes,
Malom, Oregon.
The Board of Trustees reserves the light to
reject any and all plans and specifications
submitted In accordance with this no ice.
Tho ontlro cost ot tbe building, eta , above
inenuuneu, nono exceca me sumoi sio.uuu.
All plans and specincatlons shonld be filed
with the Secretory of tbe Board.
E. B. MoELROY,
Secretary Board of Trustees.
Salem, Oregon, January 27. 1891.
FROEBEL SCH00LS-4th Tear.
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On Monday, Wednesdoy and Friday
from 2 to 4 n. m. Classes mpet fnr
study of Froebel system. Mrs. P. 8.
linlgut, Principal.
MOTHER'S CLASS.
Meets Friday from 2 to 4 p. m. with
training class, conducted by Mrs.
Knight and Miss Ballou. Fortermsor
information npply at Kindergarten
rooms, corner Court and Liberty 6treets.
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HOUSE Painting, Decorating,
11 HardWpod Finishing,
? lVdfe2?atriere
donee on Halem Alotor Knway, N0ru, Ba
LeAve orders at Htelner A mgers. iua
Insiutljr f.li Vr m.-r or W&MitiS."l
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING.
ATOTIOR 18 IIKKKHY OlVPw .ho. .....
B.JEEJM.1. .f.1 'the ASS or
Balem. Oregon, until March 6th, at noon lsw
for the erection nnd completion or a new'
building lor said Institution. ew
,h-iiLu h 8eole1 PropoKals must be filed with
the Hecretary orthe Hoard not later than the
dy:ud 5'ite above mentioned. lUe
The bulldlnrls mh.nfu.JT... ... .
tMaipKaasa
tot te'hSS'SJn fP"'etobid
lllds mukt be strlctlr in knrorSiV. ....u
piaus aud smclUcaUou- and each bid mnit hi
contract be svnniiui YX .,l.ZlZ " 'he
utvin tt. ki . .1" !M m?u umaer. n will.
?.ffJl,W"KS. ntr into .'
cooaandsuf
perlormanee.
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C. H. LANE,
MKROITANT TAILOR
272 Cotntuerolal Istreet, Baletn, Oregon.
Forrcorly, of Mprrlqn Btreet.
Portland, Oregon.
Thoroughbred Poultry for Sale.
l nv the roitowUe rinitclsu thoroo.hbre4
nouiirr w sate at prices stated, orated rrady
IHf..ft1iwl k. . U.iUt.1 iW
rovei;l White liharu 'oockrels, Tery ntxe.
It hcX HjuntsU cookrsls, 4 to 5 months old.
ffl.ttj.
Il'owu Uuliorn 111. HpanUb, Ind. tlamea.
Ullrahina ,, .iWiiriltlni", Htnd tcr
oaUIOtf. K. itonr
Qoo. Fondrioh, Proprietor,
CASH MARKET.
l$ot uiMt aua km JUTtnr.t'' '
I3S Silt Stmt
OLINGER & RIGDON,
Undortskcrs anil EniMincrs.
Cablwt fork and repairing.
Lourt;.lr.t,t.l.o.lto Opera House, Blind.
BALEM, . . OkEOON
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SSSSk?ks
Oretnn. ' ' """",ul'lar"le"l'nd, Balem.
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iST " fcutS Institute"?
BIDS FCR ELECTRIC WIRING.
W. A. CtJsiot.
ireiaent.
M
for the
mot
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Capital
ALBKKT.
Cashier.
NalioDiil
.V?0"" r aay aru fetds u reserred
. CUL!
wortice on
lltdt wilt be an
Wednesday anual
By order ot the
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ruary a, Ui.
UUVUll
OF SALEM.
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For a club of twentyfive yenily subscribers a set of decorated Havlland
china, 129 pieces, sold usually at 67o to 100, from Damon Bros,, Salem,
collection of fine chlnaware, marktd down to $67.
Silver Cutlery Free.
For a club of tbree yearly subscribers, a set of Roger Bros, lest
silver plated knives and forks, G of each, frrm Damon Bros., worth $6.00.
$25 Su.it Free.
For a club of eight subscribers tbe best $25.00 suit of clothes In the store of
A. S. Brasfleld & Co., Salem, your own selection.
Steel Plow Free.
For a club of eight subscribers a steel beam, steel Gale Hteel walk
tag Plow, the best of its kind, from Gray Bros., Balem, worth f 26.00.
Silver Spoons Free.
For a club of two yearly subscribers, a tlrzpn Boger Bros, best
silver plated tea spoons, from Damon Bros., worth $4 00.
Organette Free.
For a club of eicht vearlv Riihcprihra n firot ninoo n. ,., tj.
wood organette from J. G. Wright, worth $25.
Sewing Machine Free.
For a club of llfteen subscribers, a Climax high nrm, 4-drawer, oak
carved sewing machine, warranted, from Geo. C. Will, Balem, wortb,
Silk Hat Free.
Mm?Lnrn p 'pYi0 Jrr, ?uJe,r'u' ue of our test Bilk Hats from C. H.
Meusdorfler, Portlaud. Retails for $0.00.
p RMfnbrenynrly.BUb8cr.,berB onpfifst imported silk hat from
C. H. MeUBdorfter, Portlaud, retails at $10.00.
Steam Washer Free
8tfamwirs0,SthSy fcUbeCriberS Ue f J' B' Brown's Fountain
Welch Clock Frep.
rufSaS.w'S f flVB J'early subscrlLers 0De Eight Day Welch Clock, beautt-
Sctiolarstiip Free.
neScollpLUnb Sw,y7rrly 8ub7"r". "ne Bcholarshlp In Capital Bus..
WortMoof' comj)!ete business course) good for two years.
Silver Watch Free
wJSn! jjftsa1. wjjffgv 'lii8h c,ass B,ivL'r wa,cb-ucm w-w !
Furniture Set Free.
stead dresiera.dSi 5IIb8Cr'lT T ol oak, carved bed room set, bed
Worth Wfi iM ' frm A 1J Bnreu & SoD' furniture dealers, Salem. .
Cook Stove Free.
beSlaVConh0ecmor7i,rer8:r.,nn'3Jz No- 8 noting Btove,
Balem, worth $2a ' f",n re,ry & 0-'8 stove on(i d1ow work''
Ladies' Gold Watch FrPP
case, fromW? VMarS' f &e,?,0l,,e ''.goW wntch.Waltham
retail DrU-om ' hulem' the bf8t niado stem winder and s
Shot Gun Free.
BaSSShSJuu Richards' English double barrel 12
0 S-IftMSSte - thoroughly good ,
Silverine Watch Free
Bette0r,afrorn wlT MtSf1 7 "e B!,ver,,,e Wh,cb- em-wlndcr d
made, retalla at $6.00'. ' fcalem g,Ve8 as 8d eerylceoathe Lttt
Fruit Tre fr- '
For a club of five subscribers
""""J uureenes or Urownoll
Bom
setter
we give 600 Italian prune trees from tbe
& Morrison, worth $25."
les.
early subsrlptlons among oa many"
Iscuons. Loans
oia oa tha
ii...niM.;x-.,'.""u" io oivi
SC. J.ui .u"anwi ""stead of Ave for o.ir vVr :'ti.T. "" i io ' fr fix
celptof'the name, 'and SonS'' Snd 1? T ready fo7 agents, on re-
"UU "JOuey. twtld noatOflloe ordflr nr hanlr ilrnir.
rotS Jt P;eUU,nB ave ftU bona fide quoted at regular
ffC,aDdthena'nes.ofthfldafll Ho aro among our
solves M men' aro Ilven' that a-ents may satisfy thcm
HOFER BROS., Publishers,
BALEM, OREGOJf.
I
,w A. MU.NLEY.PceKttry.
V. UxTtUMin,
-Director,
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