Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, March 09, 1894, DAILY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text' s. Oufc THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. rUBMHHEU DAILY, KXCKPT BUMDA , Capital -JdlJrnal Publishing Company I'oetofflo Hlook. '.Commercial Street. HOf ER BROTHERS, Editors. iMlly, by cairler, per mouth, iMUy. by muU, per year, -jo no , 3UU MO weekly, pagoe, ,w;r fam 8UGUK8TED COMMENT. Of COUVBO BOUp. free trade Includes free Let's Btluk to It till roads. we have belter The Wilson bill it) still not out of the bands of the committee In the soutte. Mall orders are coming from all parts of Oregon (otTnn One Crsv Daily. A Democratic club has been organiz 1 at Dallas. The Oregon Democrats are not all fusion Cuckoos. There would be Utile need of putting God In the constitution If people would put more of Him Into Jhelr lives. The people ure gradually sustaining The One Cknt Daily with their sub ecrlptlons. The political orators who talk of set tling great reforms by resort to arms w- rule shed more wind than blood. At 26 cts, a mouth prepaid by mall The One Cent Daily Is cheap enough oven for a Populist. There Is as much seuco In basing wages on the price of pumpkins a wheat. Yet that is a populist's Idea. fiome things are too cheap to Indulge in For lustonco reading somebody else's copy of Tin: One Cent Daily. forking men from all over tho East are hurrying to Washington to protest against the free trade protection abor tion, known as tho Wilson bill. allow it to your neighbor hut tell him It la too cheap to borrow Tin; One Cent Daily. The Democratic party of Oregon should never bo guilty of child-stealing. It should not kidnap the Populist Infant. Republican victories from New York to Seattle shew that the people ure al ready tired of the Cleveland H.ihco unit take the shortest out to get rid of it. Cbarloy Moores gave tho Balem Re publicans a sample of what he can do, but not by any ineuns up to what we belloyo to be tho level of his ability. 'I ho cranks who want to put God Into the constitution do not seem to know that bo Is alroady in tlioro. That Is the most divinely Inspired document that ever emanated from human wisdom. Governor Penuoyer wus Introduced at Seattle as tho man who would be President if ho did not live so fur west. Tho people of tho United BtateH can he thankful (bat Oregon Is his residence. Archbishop' Grown, 0f Portland, very sensibly does not resent tho uttuolts of the Portland A. P. A. Ills letter Is full of tho truo religious spirit of the gen tle Savior and utterly devoid of pre latlo arrogance. Col, J. H. Eddy, tho Union p.millo Railroad's member ot tho llullioml commission, is inoutloned for mate priuter. A Ropublluau state ticket tnado up of that kind of corporation oolonola, would draw like a mustard poultice. L- - T ; n Northern Republicans have been dla cussing for s line time u proposition to obautcethe plan of orguulzutiou for the next national convention of their party. ..Two plans wore diseased at the recent meeting of tho executive committee in Washington, as tho culmination 0f tho tuvuijr nuiuu uuuuires mm, inusmueii as the South gives tho Republican can didates uooloctorlul votei, Its Iniluoiipo in tho nominating convention should be decreased to tho smallest dimension to diminish obstruction Uud mlulmtxe Cauda', j" i . ' I. IrtptJpn of tho akin Cured. Ed. Veuuey, Ifowkvllto, Ontario, Canada, snys: "Ibavbuied Rnuidreth's Pills for the pasHlfteeti yearn, uud think them Hte best cat hart lu uud nutl-blllou iWMwiy known, For eomo live years I wlfefed with eruption or tho skin that 5",J,Wt ! l iwuioymioe. Iriwl 1 Ulllereiit b ood ruini.dl.w but rb mining streiiuth the Itchlmr VW MHMNoved. I llnully concluded to KWfttiwrwigh course of lirnndrvlbV U. J. took x each night for four Kw, jma nve, four, three, two, i feeft Mkm by one, uud Hum for kmmmm.kmhc one every night, with kmnHrt'snlt Jlmt uow my skin Is Hlf qfcwr Hiu) has been so ever 'Ooods.A reporter was ur tbk Morulug tn se tliu &,vfnrW goods lulion In et y', Court street grocery. Ml ,pl' fhe llntKt quulily TODAY'S MARKETS. Prices Current by Telegraph Local au -ortland Quotations. Salem, ..lurch 7, 4 p. m. Odlco Daily Capital "Jouhnal. Quota tions for day and up to hour of going to press were us follews: HALliM I'HODUOK MAHKKT. rituiT. Apples 30o to 60c. a bushel. JIUTCIIEK STOCK. Veals lreuei Sets. Hogs dressed 5. Live cattle 2i to 3, Sheep alive $1.50?2. MILL.I'ltlCES. Balem Milling Co. quetes: Flour In wholesale lots $2.00. Retail $3.00. Drill $14 bulk, $10 sacked. Shorts $15 Id Ciiop feed $10 uud $17. WHEAT. 40 cents per bushel. J1AY AN CJKAIN. Oats now 2G30c. Huv Ruled. iifW $8 to $10: old $10 U 12. Vild iu bulk, $0 to $8. KAIUI I'JMHIUCTS. . Wool Rest, 10c. Hops Hmull sale, 17 to 18o. Eggs-Cash, 12013. Rutter Real uulry, 202o; fancy ureumery 258'J. Cheese -12 iu 16 cts. Furni siiioised meats Rucou 10; nams, 12; shoulders, 8. Potutoes 'StOhMc. Onions 2 OUHIH. Carrots, $0 00 per ton. beeswax 3 lu. Curuway seed, 18c. iibu seed, 20c. Giiiuetig, $1.40. LIVE l'OULTHY. j uu. try ileus, 7e; roosters, 60'.,i iu'', 7; tuikeys, slow sale, choice, lo geehe. I'O KTL A N I) Q UOTATIONB. ' ilrulu, 1 isdll, cite. Flour Sluiidunl, $2.76; Wullu Wulla, fcJUO; graham, $2.40; mi pel fine, $2.26 per onrrel. Oats iSaw whlte,34uperbu.,grey,32o; rolled, in buys, 46 7600.00; barrels, $0.0000.26; wises, $.J.76. iiay HeMt, $10012 per ton. Wool valley, lt)011c. MlllstuHs limn, $10.00; shorts, $10; ground barley, $18; chop feed, $16 per ton; whole feed, hurley, 70 cts. per cental; middling, $23028 per ton; chicken wheat. 0601.15 percental, Hops - New 12 to 14. Hides green, salted, 00 lbs. 8c, un der 00 lbs., 203-; sheep pelts, 10000c. DA1HY PRODUCE. Rutter Oregon fancy creumery.27J3i .'lOej.fuuuy dairy, 2226o; fair to good, 160174c: common, II to 12o per lb, ; common, Cueese Oregon, 10013; Young Amerlcin, 12016cper pound; California 14c; Swiss Imp., 30032; Dom., 10018, Eggs Oregon, 12J er dozen. Poultry Nominal; ctilokons. mixed $3 0003 60 per dozen; duoks,$3.6O04.6O geese, $7J0J8. turkeys, live, 11012 dreshed 14o Reef Top,teern,2J3uper pound; fuir ogood sleeis, 2021 o; No 1 cows, 2c; fair cows, ljejdiesied beef, $l006C0per Mutton ileal sheep, $2:50; choice wes, $2:2S. Uogs-Choiee, lieavy, $-1 004 25; milium, $1 0001 60; light and feeders, $3 0001 IK); dieted, $0 6007. HAN KUANCIHCO MAHICET. Woel: Oregon I'Justeru choice, 10 lie; doinleilor, 7lc; do .valley, 12 I5c. Hops lfi to 18u. Potutoes Krly Rose, 4050. Rur bauks, 40050c. OatHT-ullliiHr,$1.101.15. State or On 10. City op Toledo. liUCAs County. j SH Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is tho senior partner of the llrmof F. J. Cheney & Co,, doing business in the City of Toledo, county and stuto ufore Huid, and that said llrm will pay tho sum of One 11 uidred Dollars for each and every ease of Catarrh that cannot boomed by tho use of Hull's Catarrh Cure. KitANic J. Cheney. Sworn to before mo and subscribed iu my presence, this (1th day of Decem ber, A. l lhSO. j SEA!. A. W. Olkason, Notary Public. Hall's Citarrh Ctiro is taken In ternally and nuts directly on the blood and mtioons surfueei of the system. Send fur testimonials free. F. .1. Chunky it Co., Toledo, O. BQJuHold by DniKgists, 75contH. Wood, Wood, Wanikd. TheCAPt tal JoimxAi. wants Ilfty cords of wood at once, from persons owing us on ticcouut,ur from thosowho want the Jouunal. If you are owing us wood bilug it hi, for wo w 111 not need It next July. llOI-'Elt 1)1(08. Park's Cough syrup. Has been so highly lecommeuded to us that wo took thu agency for It and now ask our friends who ure sutlerlug with a cold to give It u trial and If It does not give satisfaction your money will Ih) refunded, Every bottle Is sold on a positive guarantee. Price 60 cents aiul$l 00 Hold at Capitol Drug Store II fl lMipil H HI j I I l II, III. "M ll.i'f boy 1 uiituu.i.'.n huisAl n.t lu, luUtnivl ly . ..:.. ij. Vw ? li.m Uuw ImiUK f 1 t r..ti,ai .l.bOti li H now a rijg -! t !' ivuul vm1 W Hood's Cures mi. I 111 nHMUtQ It pood. UU tttilH u W.e twin iut a4 Im k ' ''?." iln. ium LAMM.nd , i iu iiMt, Hood'e Pills im ijutiuu and he : io 1 . !. -u'lw. WW 8HOOTINQ STARS. Bow the ttenntirat Rtliereal Pyrotechnic Dttplaya Are Produced. Many people bavo probably noticed tho phenomenon known as falling or shooting stars. Although they nro bo frequent, however, tho true ex planation of them, is not very widely known. Tho stars themselves are bo far off (so far indeed that tho ordi nary mind cannot grasp tho idea of their distance) that wo cannot ns cribo to them the long trains of light that we see so frequently in tho heav ens. Thero have been many ex planations given at one time or an other, ,bnt tho oho' faow generally nc cepted as tho result of closo investi gation is that tho phenomenon of shooting stars must be attributed to bodies entering our atmosphere. The stars that wo seo have no connection with "shooting stars." But, independently of tho great planets, thero exist in tho planetary regions myriads of small bodies which circulate about the. Bun in groups of sones Somo of these zones intersect tho' elliptic or earth's orbit and aro encountered "by tho earth in its annual revolution. It is these small bodies entering our atmosphere that produce what are called shoot ing stare. Thbro nro eovoral periods of the yeAr in which these zones of small planets aro so encountered, but tho two chief periods aro from about tho 10th and 13th of August and about tho samo timo in November. Iu tho first of the twq periods tho phenomenon has beep called St. Lawrence's rain, on account of- his festival falling on tho 10th of August. Tbcso brilliant lights were poetically looked upon by tho Irish Catholics as tho burning tears of tho venerated saint. Fow people, howovor, aro bo fortu nate as Humboldt, tho great explor er, who on tho ,12 th of Novorabor; 1709, whilo in Brazil was witness of a remarkablo exhibition of shooting stars. Ho relates that tho number of luminous bodies traversing the pky Was bo great that oho would have thought it was sojno magnificent dis play of firoworks a$ a prodigious height. Tho average height of theso. bodies at tho time of their entrance into our atmosphere ifl about 73 miles and at tho timo of their extinction 52 miles. Their velocity is about 85 miles a seo ond. Their weight bos also been as certained and has beon found to vary from two ounces to two hundred weight. Tho emallor ones, by the great "rapidity of their motion, are soon converted into heat of sufficient strength to changd them into incan descent vapor, and theso wo seo ns shooting or falling stars. Tho larger ones resist tho action of the atmos phere much longer, andBomo of them oven comploto their fall, pprhaps burst and spread masses of meteoric iron over largo areas. London Tit BitB. When Miiuulmnii ami II In Jon Fight. Tho odd foaturo in thoso riots is their immediato causo. This is al ways reported to bo "cow killing," but Mussulmans kill oxen all tho year round for food, and so do tho Europeans. Tho griovanco is not that, but a display of tho old feeling of as cendancy on tho part of tho Mussul mans, -who on tho day of their fes tival kill a cow closo to a temple in token of high rohgious doflanco. Thou tho Hindoos, who do not mind about tho killings during tho rest of tho year, turn out armed, and thero is ti battlo royal, which but for tho English would in 21 hours, de velop into u religious war. Tho Eng lish, howover, teU tho polico to firo impartially ou both sects, and tho polico, though thoy aro thomselves MussuhntuiH nnd Hindoos, do it with dolight, and thero aro pcaconnd good fooling for the ensuing year, If that is not a stato of nffairs to puzzle Englishmen, thero is no such stato. But Irishmen would under stand it at onco. Tho armed polico in Ireland in a "religious" row plays just tho part it plays in India, only, boing English in discipline and arma ment, it takes lower lives. Loudon Spectator. No Siiiuini;. A woman at least 60 years old was soiling popcorunml candy ou n ferry boat tho other day, when u man who had invested a nickel "in her goods bluntly iuquiredt "Aunty, aro you a widow?" "I urn, sir," was tho prompt reply "Perfectly froo to marry K. nro your Yen, sir." "In enso tho right man enmo along I BuppoooI bupposo" "Wlmt d'yo ijieau, wrl" sho de manded as ho hesitated. "If you in tend to mnko n projMnl, go abend ; if it's nnothor cuke of sugared pop corn yer want, hero's tho samel I'm n busiuosa woman, Bir, nnd I hnvo no timo for Bupposin cases 1" Detroit Froo Press. No Iliulnr I)rrtlii. "I your bushnvis goodr' nskoil tho burglar of tho counterfeiter. "Good I" roiHNttHl tho counterfeiter. "Well, I should bay it was, I have been just coining money." Souier villo Journal, Sickly IJUmturr. It la ti ptotty healthy man who can rend a ikntvnt medicino ulniauno with out Buddenly discovering that ho b aflliotc4 vitli about 150 of the 200 dUonsos described thoreiu. London ODDS AND ENDS. Admiral Field considers the average life of a seaman to bo a little over 12 years. February was named from Febrno, god of the dead. Iu old times it was tho last month of tho year. For ages there has been a flow of gems as of silver from Europe to India, and none ever returns, the people of India preferring a gem to any other form of investment. The rosin of commerce is u very dirty mass at first. It is purified by meltingit, and then, boiling for somo minutes iu a solution of chromic acid with twico its weight of sulphuric ncid, it U washed with ammonia water and is then ready for trade. HtKbUNAL GOSSIP. Queen Victoria's household comprises titled and salaried officials, from tho lord steward down, to tho number of nearly J.ooo. Whilo ho was in India tho Austrian Archduke Franz Ferdinand shot 2,000 head of game, including 5 elephants and 0 tigers. Tho Baroness Burdett-Coutts of Lon don is the proud possessor of tho first folio edition of "Hamlet," a very raro book, for which Bho paid $1,000. Senator Voorhees is a great student of tho standard authors of English style. He reads the old masters and rigorouslj eschows all modern trash. Hoyt, tho playwright, is said to he worth a million or two. When ho en tered upon his managerial career, lie and his partner had a combined capital of 3,000, The first porson to receivo a decora tion from the new Duke of Scixe-Coburg-Gotha was Baron Ludwig von Embden of Hamburg, anephow of Heinrieh neiue, tho poet. Miss Salliq Matthews, who died in Louisvillo recently, was for a time in command of an Ohio river steamboat, with fully 100 men subject to her orders. She was 88 years old. Miss Agnes Mclby of New Richland, Minn., who was recently graduated at St. Olafs college, Northfield, is tho first lady to take a full cotuso at a Norwo. gilui-Amoricaii lege. At tho wedding of John Smith nnd Mrs. Ella P. Stover at Portsmouth, N. B, Mrs, Elizabeth Marden was ono of the bridesmaids. Mrs. Marden officiated in the same capacity at tho wedding oi tho bride's grandmother. Cottolsue iCotloleiie t-otiolrne Cottolenc Cottolcne LolioleneCnliolencf ottolcnc volloli enc tottolcne 'v.ene To assure both the above ends, good, wholesome, palatable food is demanded. It is next to impossible to present a sufficient variety of appe tizing bills of fare for our meals v ab out a llbcr.il allowance of pastry and other food in which shortening is required. How to make crisp, healthful, digestible pastry has puzzled the cooks. A difficulty in all 1400(1 cookiugin the past lias been lard, Always fickle, nc er uniform, most unwholesome lnrd lias always been the bane of the cnok and the obstacle to "good digestion." ene ene ene ene ene ene ene ene ene ene ene ene ene ene ere ene ene ene ene ene Loltolrnet'otiolcnc touul m i nttolene l oltolcns C ollolcne C ottolcne 4. oUolcne A-ottoleneiCottoleno Cuitolene XJollolene t ottolcne C'ottolcne Uottolene Couolene V ottolcne Cottolcne Cotlolen' 1 ottolcne totl conies now into popular Cot Cot? lotJ Cot Cot) Cot) (.01) Cot) Cot) lot) tot) tot) ol (ot( Cot favor as the new shorten ing better than even the best of lard with none of , lard's objectionable quali ties. And EOTTGIil comes attended by both APPETITE AND HEALTH." Grocers sell it all about. nCFUCC ALL EUQOTITUTES. tol( (ot (ot lot? Inif I'otolcne C I otuilciie l ottolmc I. oltolcite I oulenrvptiiili I otu'lene Cottolcne I ottolcne Y,'T?.r."Trrr iene N. K. FAIRQANK & CO., ?c, ST. LOUIS and " CHICAGO, NEW VOnK. DOSTON. S!" Rhoumatismj . Lumbago, Sciatica, Kldnoy Complaints, uamo bqck, etc. OR. SAHDEH'S ELECTRIC IE IT Wrth Electro Magnetic 3U3PENSOFIY. m I'.lmui llet InpraTroifuU I iSLff.rV"UMiu! '"'' i! nlm rwuliln, from K!lS.,,.,il.l"J.T.,,: 1'Winy. lNVImn, luiguo? ujJiii,Vr.i,,"rr orr for'" .x.o. uj Jj L!?i "rt-T" ' tui, and v.. kH tumlrsdi fw""1 ? "" " T iJ """"" lAlT nvtffil UmitaJ llliruin ui uvdAH .& I rUS 0.lfclfOrlllu.l WullI.IlllkJ.BlaJ-fril W- , V.NDEN CLBOTRIO OO.. . niir.nnruroKTi.xD our. IteuiDVi'U Id ur, tuna ttaa ou a, ,, d. lrilna, Or, THE WILLAMETTE,! SALEM, OliEGOX. I Hates, S'O to $5.00 per Day j The bt hotel btwea rwUttud rt Kn IU tabic are fTt Willi Die '"'',"""," t Clto toast Fmtts Uruvru In the WtUMtu VMtr. CmS " Now good digestion vait on Co! appetite, t;ot And health on both." ) EQTTOLEIEl A, I. WAGNER, Prop. "Mothers Friend'5 mm CHILD BIRTH EASY. Colvln, U., Dec. a, 1886. My wife used "Mother' Trlend" before her third confinement, and say she would not be without It for hundred! of dollars. DOCK MILLS. Font by extire on receipt of price. $1.50 j?r bottle, llook "To Mothers" mallort free. DSADFIELD REOULATOR CO.. For f alo by all drugglBts. AUanta. Oa. GEO.C.WILL UKAIjEK in Htelnway, Knabe, Webber, Emer son uud other plnnos. Htorey & CMurk nnd Earhefl organs. All first elahs makes of ttewiug ma chines. Bnialler makes of musical luatru mentsnnd supplle3. Genuine needles, oil and riew partf. for all makes of machines. Hewing machines and organs re paired nnd cleaned. Two doois north of postofllce, calem, Oregon. FKOEIIEL SCHOOLS tlh Year. si i Tivrrm TEN. M MP v Infant, Connecting and Primary clas every week day from 9 a, m. to 12 in, except Saturday. HISS 0, BALLOIL Principal. TRAINING CLASSES for teaelieis' daily praotice work from 9 a. in to 12 m. iu Kindergarten. Ou Monday, Wednesday and Fridsj from 2 to 4 p. iu. Clasfe meet for study of Frr ebel system. Mrs. P. 8 Kulght, Principal. MOTHER'S CLASS. Meets Friday from 2 to 4 p. m. wltl training class, conducted by Mrs Knight nnd Miss Hallou. For terms oi infoimutiou apply at Kiudeigartei rooms, corner Court and Liberty streets E. 31. WAITEPIUNTIXG CO., BOOK "AND JOB I'RINTEItf AND Legal BlaiiU Publishers. Hush's New Ilrluk.over tho bank 0m'l tree Combines every element of beauty and purity. It is beauti fying, soothing, healing, health ful, and harmless, and when LI richtlv used is invisible. A most H delicate and desirable protection to the tace in this climate. Insist upon having tho genuine. THE INDEPENDENT STEAMER j Leaves Portland for Balem and Cor vallis on Sundays & Wednesdays 6. A. M. Leaves Kalem for Portland Tiies-days ami Saturdays at 0 A. M. Paen- ger rato Sulem to Portl'd, 50c. REDUCED HATES to San Francisco P. J. Smith, Agt., Trade St. Dock. W. A. ClMK'K, J. 11. ALBKKT, Ctihler. Gipilii a iu u OK SALEM. Tiiinu'tin ytncml baiiklnir IiubIus. .m,i,I"uV'r"" lvilitUieolleHH,ii,i. Loans. prlunlmil clltw. oTlhe win Id, i nin.,..?ii.-.7" : - """ "" "c I, j Van lli' v K. M. i Hiu v.s, W. MKTIS, 11. V. Maitiuw-i, J M.JU1.TIN, W. A.ClTSICK. J. H.AI.HH1T. IHrwtors OLINGER & RIGDON, Unilcrlakeis and Emtakcrs. Cabinet work and repairing. t'ourt strict, OiuHitlio opera lluiue, Al.KM, . . OKKCION COPYRIRHT.Q OAV ..... . w foraiMiou cimcwrmiS1 l'ii.l. .iil,K'"k of In' ib tbm inn imrXAJflViliJS?1 h?w w ob- ' m tlie i hou wiii ptaaHtuM KitST"1 ' " i'a GALi (Pa LADY'S TOILET 1 H Is not complete fa H without an ideal E POBfflPLEKIOIJ ' $ POWDER, IB ! pnzznMrs - w I 2 i Hj IT IS FOR SAtE EVERYWHERE. ? fi wrtnn nilllU dl M. "". . a if. iMnr,'."r' .i1trj3r.,7Sr 1 THIS offer is made to you alone in your community- Will you Act? Wo present, below the most - aluablo list of premiums for clubs of the best selling newspaper printed on J;he Cpast. Tie Croat One Cent Daily.. - The Daily CAPITAL JOURNAL, The Peoples' Paper of Oregon. EVERYBODY WANTS IT. EVEEYBODY WILL TAKE IT. Only $3. OO a year. $1.5o for six months, $1.00 for four months. jBSfNo papers sent after time Ib out for which It is ordered. t YOU. You are the man. If we cannot set you to act, hand this to someone who wants one of these grand premiums for simply gettlngup & club. Almost anyone will tnke this paper upon merely seeing it. It sells itself. It is cheap no one can a (lord uot to have it. It suitB readers lu city nnd country, nf all classes and parties. Aii Oregon Newspaper California news does not suit you Eastern papers will not answer This is distinctively the Oregon Newspaper entirely cover ing Oregon interests. List of Grand U China Set Free, "m tor a club of twentyfive yearly china, 129 pieces, sold usually at i-untx-uMM oi uue cniuaware, marKea Silver Cutlery POT a ClUb Of tbrea vpnrlv sliver plated knives and forks, C of $25 Suit Free. For a ClUb Of eicrllt Sllhcprldprs Mm A. ti. Brastleld & t3o.. Klptn. vnnrmun auluntlmi Steel Plow Free. ., .v.u .,H. tfiir O n1llt nf oi.ilU n,iln.!1 Ing plow, the best of ita kind, from Silver Spoons for a club of two yearly subscribers, a dozen Roger Bros silver plated tea spoons, from Damon Bros., worth $4 00. Organette Free. lor a club of eight yearly subscribers n ..wwv. .uuciic Hum j. vjt. wricm, Sewing Machine Free! For a club of niieen subscribers, a machine, warranted, carved sewing W5 00. Sill: Hat Free. MMinSkl! ii l m y5arl 8ubscrlbers one of our best Silk Hats from C. H. Meusdorller, Portland. Retails for f6 00. p iir ArCJ",,0fhre?1ye.!5rly,8Ub9crlDer8 oue finest imported silk bat from U it. Meusdotiler, Portland, retails at $10.00. Steam Washier Free. StJam Washbers0vonhooy 8llb8Crlbera e J- . Brown'. Fountain Welch Clock Free. ful case $15. ye"rly 8ubscribers Scholarship Free. i.esVnllP "b SL" yefly 8UU8'ber8. one' Scholarship In Capital Bm. Worth joof ' ( comP'ete business course) good for two yean. Silver Watch Free MSKIfiS, woh'&V 'h,sh ,asa 8llTer toh' from w W Furniture Set' Free. BtS -diSSr SL-ete 5ub3c;ib ' "olll oak, carved bed room Bet, bed Worth S' aUd'fltaud- from A- B- Bureu-A Son, furniture dealers, Salem. Coek: Stove Free. liJmiuieConl,0e8.?eifl7Abier8 "go Jslze, No. cooking stove, Salem, worth f2u! ' om Perry Co''" Btov Bnd d1ow work, Ladies' Gold Watoh -ft n,.llTflM, XT)y subscribers case, from W retail price J30.00. JO 00 " ofi5ttleiu' Shot Gun Free. gugeslu.t1L'uuelSv!1i?hsCr)h?rs,on.e WchanW English double barrel 18 an mo K&d i, ,fblVre9' cbe.cked BfiP aMd fore end. engrared locks li Z ' lockl ow ciron 'ultH,oc'k "Ba Httlf Pl8to1 Kr,P. extension ribs, rebound g.u, &'MHU. !"irrsdf"bber.A iJ' e, and a thoroughly good Silverine Watch Free Better, "from 0rv,WvyeMlyHUbscJlbr? one B"verine watch, stem-wludr and niade,etail3ar.O0. IUrUU'f Balem' s,ve" M good service as the best Fruit Trees free, AlhHnrm.lrrfieiVof6Uiw.ben Z?W, 600 I,alan Prune trees from tht tliey til,-..,.. f..V i.7vt.1.r V!:. .J -.b.-i'Sj S2 bII3 lus : iCOUJ uio ueaiora wno aro among our solves mCU' ar ivn'. that aSentB mV them' remium subscribers, a set of decorated Haviland $75 to $100, from Damon Bros,, Salem, aown to $07. Free. anhnnrllinra n aat nf T)nmr Tti-na V.o.f each, fr m Damon Bros., worth 6.00. hput $"-, OH amf nf n1ln,a In tho ofnrn nf U.,U CWVIVIWU. - il t. i - i n Gray Bros., Bulem, worth $25.00. Free. beat first class German Rose- worm tzo Climax hinh arm, 4-drawer, oak from Geo, C. Will, Salem, worth, 0De E'BUt Day Welch Clock, beautl- one ladles' told watch. Waltham Boss tne best ma(le stouj winder and setter ye"r 8Utrlptlin. ainone a. ranuyiu SEAHP" H0FER BROS, Publishers, BALEM, OREGON. 2 ""? N . w, ..w 1UHX, auj BsaiowAT.