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By theilumo orfsingle piece Clothing for
Men and Boys. The greatest opportu
nity. The Lowest Prices. The best
goods ever offered.
PERSONALS.
Father J. 8. Whlto wont lo Albany
today.
T. T. Gcer, of Maclcay, la la the
city.
Gideon Stoz returned to Portland
yesterday.
Jos. Meoker wont to Drain this
morning.
Dr. Catboy, of Woodburn, roturnrd
homo today.
Clarence Bishop returned to Eugene
tlila morning.
Joseph Vloranl left for Portland
this afternoon,
Ghas. Livcsloy was a paiseugor for
Jeflerson toaay.
H. L. Benson, of Grants Pass, was
In Balom yesterday.
D. H. Loonoy, of Jeflerson, was n
Balom visitor today.
Rev. 8. A. Bturr, of Dallas, was a
passengirtoEugeuo today.
Dr. J. A. Itlohardson wont to tbo
Reform.Bchool this morning.
G. W. Putnam, tbo druggist, had
business In tbo metropolis today.
Dr. J. W. Btrango, of Itoseburg, Is In
the city, a guest of his brother dentist
Dr. Bkl(l.
T. P. Welch and V. M. Weloh loft
this morning for Los Angoles, Ual.
lfornla.
H. P. Mlnto returned today from
Idaho with tbo escaped convict George
Memoir,
J. W. Hamilton and W. It. Willis,
Itoseburg attoruoys, wore In Balem
yestorday.
Rov. II. F. Wallace, of Portland, i
In tbo city visiting his brother, J. M.
Wallace of tbo Wutor Company.
WebBtor Holmes was ti passenger to
Portland yestorday, where ho will re
main, practicing law In that city.
Mr. E. L. and Miss Alice Guorin re.
turned to Balom this morning from
a visit with Woodburn frlonds and re.
latlves.
Mrs. K. Albrechtnud daughter Mlia
Ioa camo up from Portlaud this morn,
log and will uttend tho IIuelat-Blclc-ford
wedding Wednesday, are return
lng homo.
Olarouco Biohop camo down from
Eugene yesterday, whore ho Is attend
ing tbo XT. of O, His father Is a fitook
holder lu tho woolon mill which
burned yeatorduy.
Thanksgiving Dinneh. ltemom
tho Thanksgiving dinner to bo given
from 1 to 4 o'clock In their now church
parlors, by tno Ladles' Aid society of
tbo Baptist church. Mrs. R. B. Jea.
sup has full chargo aud families want
ing a family tablo will apply to her
forsuuh accommodatlou, Mlnnlo E.
Farmer, secretary .
A BimaLAiiY. The general mer.
ohandlse Btore of M. llatala, at Mt
Angel, was entered and tho safe robbed
early Sunday morning. Tho kuob ot
tbo safe door was broken off and tho
door opoued with drills. Fifty dollars
lu money was taken, and thero is no
clue to tho robber.
Fleeced flos?
Plaids,
Handkerchiefs.!
Gentlemen's NeckuJ?ar $&
New line of popular priced goods just opened. All
t Y I C L. wild b c' best make and latest style toes. Price
anTPQ NnnPs $t.6o.Si.75,$:i,2.soiul$3Pernatr. We will save
you money
WILLIS
Court nnd Liberty.
'js
iMnyrt
ENTIRE STORE
P'OH,, , , , ,
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Mrs. R. O, Thoma, of Turner, Is in
tho city.
Mrs. A. B. lirosdold Is quite 111 with
material foyer.
Mrs. h. V. Eblon is much Improved
after ntorlous'spell of Illness.
Mr. aud Mrs. W. A. Hamilton wont
to Roseburg this morning for a few
days visit.
Mrs. J. Voorbcos.of Woodburn, came
up this morning, and will be the
guest of Mrs. J. W. Crawford for a
short time.
Dr. A. J. GlcHy, of Portlaud, came
up from Portland to visit Mrs. Eblen,
who is his sister, aud returned this
morning satisfied that ber recovery
would be cortaln and speedy.
CALLED MEfcTINd.
Thero will bo a called meeting of
Sedwlck Corps, W. R.C, Wedneadoy
at 8 p. m., to receive tho Inspection.
All members urged to bo prosout. By
order of
Lizzir Smith, President.
The River and Boata.
Tho stago of tbo wator now stands at
1.2 feet, having fallen from 2.6 last
weok.
Tho steamer Eugene will bo up from
Portland tonight, and will return in
tho morning at 0 o'clock.
Tho Gypsy will bo down from above
this evening.
FnuiT (Shipment's. The Oregon
Fruit union has packed aud shipped
from Balem to tho Eastern market 48,
000 pounds of dried prunes. These
prunes aro all graded to tho four sizes,
packed in neat 25 pound boxes with a
handsomo lithographed label bearing a
Marlon county brand, which cannot
fall to bo of great boueflt to tho prune
growers of ibis vlululty.
Pkof. Bkiogs Acquitted. Prof.
W. L. Brlggs, whose arrest was caused
by ono of bis pupils' Clarence Hill,
aged 17 was exhouerated ut his trial,
which took placo Saturday beforo U.
W. Powell, Justice- of tho pcaco at
Btayton.
Umbrellas, Keys, Guns, Em
Wm, Mitchell Is tho mau. Satisfac
tory repalrlug at a reasonable price.
Hnvo you been In yet? No, 288 Coai
morclal.
Gekman Lksson. Dr. Bobroedor
will give lessons In tbo German lan
guage. For particulars call at Medical
college. 11-14-tf
Fahmkh Gunk. Grant Manning,
who couductod a hop farm near Ger
valsBlDCO mauy years, aud was born
aud raised uear there, has gone away
and leavos debts of about $5,000.
i ii ii. a w i in
Wluter tauB and heavy soles, also
Invisible cork coles sollingat KrauBSO
Bros, this week. 18 2t
NO OHANQE.
Tho report that the crocory business
of MoCall 'Bros on Court Street bad
changed hands wob u mlstako. Tho
old llrm will continue- tho business in
better shape thin over
Hue values in tbc "Albert" fleeced lined,
fast black liose, just received. Price 25c
per pair, Also grea: values In wnol and
cashmere liose.
New ones just opened. Handsome ami rtyllsh and very moder
ately priced, Uuy yaurself a new waist, Remember the $50,00
silk dress to be given away,
Elegaut swlss embroidered handkerchiefs
openeit, very preuy, rrice 10c,
20c. 2c,c. 35c, 50c, 75c. We cau
ease all
latest
See
Swell,
on footwear,
BROS. & CO.,
The Cash Dry Goods, Clothing nnd Shoe House
TO NI1W HUHrtUHIHURH,
A W Word ah lo tho I'llnelpU
W AdveoAlOi
TlIM JUIf.V tUl'ITAIiJlllliltfAf.gOf
to sflytirnl liiiiiilrril now rrndnra today.
Thoy aro lnvllcd lo mwI In n silver
two-bit plpco tut n trial mibnflrlitloii.
TlfMOrlM OllNT IMII.V (firt CfltlU n
monlli by tunll) In Itio people's daily of
Western Oregon,
Tlis "no tmy no papers" tylo of
doing htultitMi fliiltrt all oImm of !?)
pie,
Tub Daily Jimiiimai. by iimll In
Wayrnr, Wkkki.y JotmNAii tl. No
itMiPM kiinf liiit.ni,l llfam tMil,l fur.
'I'iim .liiltliMAf. In tlniiiihllnnll. It In
progressively ami Independently Jtc
publlcnn for tho people, ilgliln IiomImii,
ring rule, extravagance mid corrtiptlnn
high and low, wherever found.
It behoves In truo education for the
children and true Christian culture for
tho home, It advocates good tchoolr,
good readlilg matter ntid good books
tho year around,
lu national politico wo bellovo In
making our senators and congressmen
truly representative, and responsible
directly to tho pcoplo Inutead of being
nominated nnd controlled by tbo "ma
chine." Tbo greater luiprovomcnt of
our rl vera and harbors, Tho develop
ment of internal comiuorco aud con
structlon of national public highways
Is of moro Importance than building
cottly warships,
Tjik Joi'hnal believes In tbo coin
ago of American silver and gold at an
established legal ratio, and isauauco of
national treasury notes, redeemable in
either metal, directly to tbo people.
without oxnooBO or intervention of
banks. Bonds should bo sold to the
pcoplo Instead of foreign syndicates,
and government depositories should bo
abolished whoro tho people can deposit
their savings at a low rale of Interest.
m
SCHOOL DIRECTORS MEET.
Buslnoss of the District Transacted
By Them.
Directors Byrd (president of tbo
boord) Ohmart, Walte, Bruce and
Johnson of tbo school district cmorac
lng the city of Balem, bold tbo regular
meeting ut tbo otllco Clerk Bozorlh
Monday evening.
The miuutes of tbo last meeting
were read and approved, also tho bills
against the district wore road, iillowcd
aud orderod paid to tho nmount of $214.
On motion two girl pupils from out
sldo precincts who aro unable to pay
tuition fees, wero admitted to the
sohools free. City Superintendent
Peebles was empowered to engage an
organ for tho Lincoln school for one
month and to procure chairs of the
East soliool for the coming graduat
ing exorcises. Director Ohmart
was Instructed to have needed re
pairs made on theLlncoln school hoimo
to the extent of $10.
The matter of having Insurance re
written on property covered by State
Iusuranco company's policies wus re
ferred to tho executive commltteo with
power to act after ascertaining the
purposes of that company In rogard to
samo.
Tho next regular meeting of tbo
board will bo held Monday, Dscem
ber 2.
STATE FAIR BOARD.
Holding its annual Session at Salem
Today.
Tho state board of agrlculturo Is in
session at tbo stato house, holding Its
aunual meeting aud will elect oMlcers
lor tho onsulng year.
Tho premium list will be revised and
a financial statement submitted of the
past year's business The quostion cf
gambling nnd pool eolliug will recelvo
a vontllatlon aud the question of re
ducing tho faro to 25 ceuts.
OPPIMSR3 ELECTED.
Wm. Galloway was re-electod presi
dent. C. B. Irvlno was re-elected
secretary on the sixth ballot, receiving
six votes . W. J. D'Aroy received two
votes and Waltor Lyon received two
votee. The members voting for Iryiuo
were Galloway, Moody, Miller, Simp
son, AioAiuster una Appersou, tno
latter obauglne to Irvine on the sixth
ballot.
Supremo Court.
Stato of Oregon, respondent, vs. W.
E. Howe, appellant; appeal from
Klamath county. Argued and sub
mitted, District Attorney II. E. Bon
sou aud Attorney General Idlemau for
respondent uud C. A. Coggswell for
appellant.
P. L. Willis, appellant, vs. M. B.
Holmes, detendeut, dud G. A. Smith,
garnlsheo, respondent; appeal from
Douglas county. Argued und sudmlt
ted, W. R. Willis for appellant and J.
W. Hamilton for respondent.
PARLOR TABLES
Just received from tho East.
A protty lino of artistic tables.
Call and bog them.
KELLER & SONS,
120 Stnto etroot.
rsss
uum n im twum
ihlll'jIJUILIJAlUtWj
Mill In llio Mil AI1011I Mm fta
Iciii Wmiloii lllll.i.
IT HEeiS Willi ORNDUL 1iM
liilri'flottr Willi Tliomiw liny, Hi'.,
1111(1 I'lllllH jMlSCIIHSCll.
TlioHilciii woolen mills llronud tho
qtieilloii of rebuilding the 111III1 at
once, Is tho talk of tho town, A iiiiiii
ber of tho employes atithorlxo TltK
Jot) UN At, to sny they will donate a
month's wages toward a new mill,
That would boqulto a fund In Itself,
Publlo spirited men aro coming for
ward with oil jm of help. Hon. Goo.
W. MoJtrlde and II 111. K. C. Baker,
both loyal to Salem, are quoted an
saying they will give (100 apiece.
Hon. John H. Albort suys ho will glvo
$1(10 toward rubulldlug. TiiH Jouit-
nnl will heartily add Its quota and bo
ileves with proper cdthusluvllo inan-
ngement a largo fund can be raised,
It Is doubtful If S.ilcut can raise
$20 000 as was douo before. But Salem
will not be required toraldo that much,
Th- Woolou Mill Co. Is bolter on" by
from 540,000 to $00,000 thuu It was
wbtti it started. Tho thing to do now
is to oiler them all tbo encouragement
posslblo to oreot as largo a mill as pos
sibleerect say a mill twlco as largo,
TH08. KAY INTKItVIKWKD.
Hon. Thoa. Kay, president of I ho
Salem Woolon Mill Co , was seeu by
the writer today and said:
"Tbo loss is so heavy aud tho Ineur
auco Is so light It Is goiug to 1)3 hard to
ntart It up within our own menus.
Tho disposition of every metuoor of
tbo board of directors is favorable, I
believe, to going ahead and doing what
wo otn to start up tha mllU as soon ns
P"8slble.
Tbo insurance) rates are eo Uigh we
oiuld not uflord to curry $00,000 to
$80,000 as wo should have done.
Tho latest stylo of factory Is all on
one (loor, with light all from abovo. If
It's rebuilt,! would f.ivoru larger plant,
and put in of stono or brick. I do not
wish to involve myself lu debt that
I would not live to pull out of. Wo
bad Intended to rebuild tho old part of
brick and Iron this next year. Our
board of directors will meet this even
ing and meet the lnsurnnco adjusters.
I; have talked with one banker who
rays be will materially assist in build
ing a now ulll as his property Interests
aro all In that part of town. Our busi
ness Is worked up, we huvo the ex
peilence, we can hold our customers,
and InereaHO our business, I am satis,
fled.
WHAT CAN II B DONK.
"We 0111 put In machinery In sixty
days, or ninety at tbo utmost. If there
11 any Improvement, wo want It, and
will have It, as wo cannot afford to
have any but tbo best.
"Wo have paid out In dlvldnuds
nearly oue-balf of the capital
originally put In and wbatovor capital Is
put in uow will pay woll. Wo paid
out this year nearly $10,000 a month
on wages aud material for tbo mills.
We have paid $1,300 taxes a year.
"If we rebuild wo must oporato with
larger capital than beforo. Wo
muet carry a $50,000 stock In future to
handlo tho trade we havo built up.
With water power and making our
own eloctrlo light our expenso was not
over $00 a year for light aud power.
"Tho Waterloo mill will enable us to
supply the Salem storo aud our Ban
Fraucisco trade, and Is now on a pay
ing baela. It Is a branch mill of the
Salem woolen mills. It Is ruuuing
day and ulght and Is first-class."
Mr. Kay has always been very con
slderato of his employes' feelings, and
has always kept their good will. He
has boon known to keep his own family
out of employment for six months at a
time rather tbau discharge an employo
without cause.
Mr. Kay has not beeu able to eatlsty
himself that thero has been foul play
about the lire. Ho discharged a man
at Waterloo who was foreman of the
Awarded
Highest Honors .World's Fair,
Medal, Midwinter Pair.
w CREAM
BAKING
POWDIlt
iMost Perfect Made.
40 Yctrs th SUudard,
J
IV II
Imitnn but llii'f m no irittiMff fnt
llin Mftltfr.
'I'll llllllfl fiuM1 llrtVO ltl flliMl fiil
I tilfin of Riivfiiii Mm I'fldMd fieri!, Mill
thti pltipky unit (npotirsgliig worilxer
"HAiiftiiTfiiiiKny" wlilgof.if lolii'l
ilfe Miilliloiii'M nml siiHiife llirlr re
hulMliitf M nip's.
fllllW"lllIMl(lll III fMIllftl ns to
whfllier tlm hrf mill ft'if" l "f "0,
Ifdiiolililllt Itn'ionld ben half mill'
lonilollnr plnutlf poMlble. It nlmilld
bo two or four limes n large w I lie old
mill, inhere Isrjflpllnl ut Btlem to
put In 11 mill, tlir h no quoslloii ns to
ninitltii 11 iifiv iimler Hie iiiMiMgPiuotil
nfTlion. Kay V Hon, two wnnlcil mill
meii who luve reputnlloii that nloiie In
w irlh a iiill'lon dollars wllhlii iweniy
year?,
Tho chance of the employes having
a lob In the futiiro are good, and they
fltiotild not scatter.
Tho Waterloo mill Is working 03
moti and can tako In only a small
number of tho Balom force, aud prob
ably will, The board call telegraph
oast for moro looms lor tho Waterloo
mills, and by putting on 20 or SO of III
Ba'eni mill hands and supply their
n dors,
Contractor V. B, Sotithwlok says tho
old building can bo restored as good as
new for $6,000, The ono burned cost
$8,000. Ho will throw lu ft $20 Ruld'
p'ece to rebuild It. That's tho right
spirit.
Tjik Jouhnai, has llrm belief In the
futuro ol Salem and In the capacity
and enterprise of our buslucsi men to
aavo this Industry to our city. It
should not be let go down. It means
more to tbo pnsperlty of our city aud
to tho entire valley than any institu
tion in our mldrti It must be main
tained. Born.
COAD. AtDerry, Polk county, Moil.
(Uy, November 18, 180.5, to Mr. and
Mrp. C. G. Coad, a daughter.
BO'ltNETT. At Itosodale, Monday,
November IS, 180,"), to Mr. and Mrs.
I. J. Bornett, a son.
Savo Your Stovos.
II. J. Goodo, ass'sted by his son, has
opened a second-hand store on Com
mercial street, and will make a
upeclalty of dealing In stoves and
household furniture. Tboy will buy or
bundle on commission and will bo
pleased to hae their frleuds aud the
publlo to call. Opposite tbo Bli.e
Front grocery.
Steamer Gray Eagle will leavo
Portland for Salem Tuesdays, 2
5 TliurwduyH and Saturdays at 8 a. Z
Z m. nnd leaves Bilem for Portlaud
Z Mondays, Wednesdays and Frl- Z
Z days, at 0 a. m. Quick time, regu- Z
Z lar nervlee and cheap ratoa. Agent 2
Z M. P. Baldwin at P-ioni dock. g
Winter tans ho ivy sola ehoea at
Krausco Bros. 18 2t
LACK AND WHITE!
Do not. bo persurrled into purcfiasingbuckwlientthat is of
tho same color and general appearance as flour. Pure buck
wheat must be dirk more black than white.
Our buckwheat is warranted pure. Price, 10 pound
sacks, 35c each,
"We havo just received a car load ol Liverpool (not Cali
fornia) salt, and aro prepared to quote very low prices on tho
same by tho ton or sack.
HARRITT &fIWRBNCB
-P. O.
Social IToniqiit. Everybody in
vited to attend tho Soolal this eyonlng
at Mrs.Hockel'a in Yew Park,glven by
the ladles of the Missionary Society of
tho U. B. Churoh. A good time Is ex
pected, a nlco programme is arranged,
also refreshments. Don't fall to come.
Wanted. To exohaugo or sell,
three or four acres opposite school
house. Will take small payment, and
remainder in work, Inquire of J. O,
MoFarland at Clear Lake, six miles
north of city, or address Salem.
ll-0.m
A Salem FAOTony. Tho soap
works are turning out tbo best product
ever manufactured, and deeervo the
patronage of Salem people,
When Baby was ttcV, to gave her Castorla.
When the was a CliIU, she crtod for CastorUu
Whan tho became Jllss, bho rlung to Costorla,
When the hnd Children, be cftTe them Cutork,
State Policies. John G. Wright,
agent of the old, reliable pioneer com
pany, the Firemen's Fund, is taking
up policies of tho "Stato," and allow
ing the highest possible value for the
same. Get a good policy now and
turn In your "State" for all It will
bring anywhere.
rriin Tlnrrftnf iniiriln. i..inni.. i i.i
...- w...v .ui....i.i imniujr in eaui
by the press to be a vllo p.ay and viler
acting.
V
Salw Wooleo Mills
ii tfMin (nil iiuvlirllinYrfi wtj nro hero h Hniy
ft 'Olid 1IM JoV flH OVOT.
Sill
TOMORROW,
Do not mlflH It. Wo uro rouoiving dtiily nn I'lcani ,m
llolliday CloodM which wo will havo a clfnp'uy nt wock. nd
will oclli)8o anylhin? in thci oltv.
S. Mu& E, H. STOCE
115 STATK STEET.
ngrTBLElMIONE 112.
UKI'IIP.3KNTIMI 'I UK-
BIG
FOUR INSURANCE
Room 14, Bush Bank Building, Salem.
Coiniuerdiil Union Assurance Co.
London and liiuicmdiiro Wit inn, (0
filvorponl nnd London and Ulohc. Hnrl'onI Fire lm,
Drlng In your Stale olicies nnd have them written with lltflc or no Iom lo you,
A CARD PROM DR. PARMER.
Wisely Declinos nn Unprofitable Dis
cussion. Tiik JoimNAi, Is In receipt of tho
following card from Rev. Karmorof
tho First Bipllrit church:
HKV. I'AKMRH'fl CAKI).
Ei. Jouunai,: In the last Issuse of
your JouiiriAt, you say that a report of
my sermon of Sunday evening will np
pear lu theco columns tomorrow. Ah I
do not lu ouv w ty deelro to become n
party to tho controversy uow going on,
I wish you would not publish suoh ro
port, as I do not think tho publlo caro
to havo the subject pro'ongod.
WIihii I a 11 u hi need tbo theun for
littKnnljy ovduIii, I did not know
ttut Uv. Gninnls bad In ooutom
plailou the siibjMct under dlscusulon.
The anuounoimcnt wm made tho
Sabbath hoforc, u;t Is my custom, aud
In harmony with that announcement
I give tho sermon you allude to.
Of coursa you hr ow from tho roport
of yi ur stenographer that my views on
tho Mibjeot aro widely in contrast, in
fa t entirely opposite to those already
alluded to, and the introduction of the
position 1 1001 on the subject would in
ah probability, bo con-trued as oimro-
GROCERY
verting tho position taken by Rav. Mr.
Grannis, when neither he nor his sub
ject were in my mind during Its pre.
paratlon.
For those reasons I desire you to
omit saying orre otbor word in refer
once to my sermon on Sunduy evening
lost.
I think you cannot fall to seethe
wisdom of my position and will there
fore comply with ray request.
Yours very truly,
J. P. Faumeii.
Tiik JouhnXi, has btenographlo
notes or itev. i armor's Sunday evenlnc
discourse, and also believes It the part
of wisdom to not publish the samo, as
it would lead to an altogether unde
sirable and unprofitable pulpit contro
versy. We are glad to add thnt Rov,
Farmor's discourse as delivered takes a
hopeful view of humanity. Editor,
Jouiinal.1
m
Catarrh In the Head
Is due to impure blood and oannot bo
cured with local applications. Hood's
Sareaparllla bos cured hundreds of
cases of catarrh because it purifies the
blood and in this way removes tho
cause of tbo disease. It also builds up
the system and prevents attacks of
yutumuum, uipumena and typhoid
fever.
Hood's T'lllfl llPPnma Mm A,...l,
. . ww.Uu tuu tuvuiilO UU-
tliurtlo with everv ono wim trino
them. 26o.
Invisible cork nnln limn, r.,1,1. i,
style toes, at.Krausae Beos. 18 2t
ROYAL Baking Powder,
nigacst or nil in leavenin
trXth.V,B.(liYtrnmtntn.ttttt. I
vaEXDO , -
? m (ins
GOVS
OITY COUNCIL MEETING
Mattors Thnt Will bo Submitted TMi
Eyonlng.
At tho regular olty coiii.ell mrcthj
HiIh uveiilng several Important tiulN,
will come up. Tlio commltteo on ili
uud water will submit u report on th
woolen mill lire und make oucgatUi
for Improving tlis sarvloi If any ait
aeeined necessary. Prisldent VI
laco, of the Salem water conipAiiy, ,n
submit n statement to fie city emin 11
this ovcnlug showing that at tho (hot
of the lire tho automatic prepare guip
registered between 70 aud 80 pnuoih,
City Treasurer E J. Swallord Lu
had propositions from three bnnki tt
becomo tbo city depository, and will
submit n report to the city this ereo
lng. JOHN HUGHES.
Dealer lu Groceries, Paints,
Oils, .Wiii(lowkCIIus.sYariiyici
and tho most complete stock ol
Uruslics of nil Kinds in tbe
State. Artists' Materlals.Mme,
Uair, Cement and SIiiii,'Icsnnd
Jlucst oualityof (311 ASS SKEUS
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
POrt BALK CIIKA1V-A. k'ooa team, iprlti
wiikou and good Urm WHgon, to v
lacrltluu. (MI ou Jolm Dmiu, uu Mlului
treottwo bluikieuatoi l'aik boloo', 11 IH'
l.ioUNJi Kur ultumea ucui 11 ifiove, fUt
1' torn onioe,
WAMhU.-ro. go ,U oauVrtHaor Ut lio,WJ
tintikru. nntfliMfrnA lti,irin wnrKlmmedl1
utely. Addrctu FlelallmnKor InteroillJUl
ruu,, o. uoixiy ur,
WANTtCO.-Ttioboatriao stiuu tiattiali
TlmultsKivlnif turner nlnwllnt mt;li U
buBlveuoyA.lt. tioutiiwIoK itu4 EA boK
alU. W. lleo.olt'11 pluce, Ilrsl Iwuiia ibU iU)
or Wuliuuo fruit lurui, Nov. w, atuo,
fientyof uirKey. iiujo
AMU j-AHklorLtl'iuiico Tulll l'4Ue,U
uu cxoelloai nrondrattuu ttiitl odji.
ilnrj t.irull Irin.ldi. h ilr inuli flllnd WUBJI
alow dy, Tdinu mauefor lilrdiiJ"i
:utiuicunuC nun ifonuoif uu nav ,
iiioutl), a M U,klj. Hjoiu 11 B.dndteBKfe
I 1'. K1HHKH. ewBprtperAaverUlMAIJ
JLi. 21 MerobaiiU' KiobaoKO. 8aa l'rocl
U our authorized azcmL TUli papor U l'f
on Qle lo bUomoe.
IJAl'Klto-foruanu, fcuorameuw, ociU
. Taooma and Han Francisco paper w "
l llopfa t'OMvnrnca oloo.
iVl 1'orn urrtoa IiIook. ""-
C(( nUUYB an Improvo-l 6-acretr ct tttej
50UU wiles kouth ol town 'nallAMrf
ua ourn, Wear good cbool. "I0',.,
Hureurat. over Bute-man. w1"-.
y.uuun a&u,j4.i Jl'"'"' - mitt
li, Qruy block,
Honubla riej
Tbe Deal or work douilj W
J7oh UALK oan:Af..oii loDK t".?r JJiS?
rentfiacros choice land lu )Sf "":
lood, largo home and b 4m; variety ol o
lng fruit trows. I'Jeaty of Htnll ro. I
wutor uud Jiaore timber. Addrrti oat w
CAIU'Kl' l'APKll-Lnrge lotpf beavr W
wrappinir paper for aie eUeap. J " , JJJ
tulug for putUug under carpotf. Uii'""
tut oflioo.
REMOVAL
Umbrella man. formerly at 187 CommereW
Bt,.b8 removed to m Btate l.. A" rJJ
building, where be will ba glad to tM " "
old ciulomer. nlBO new ones. Ump'Pjj' ,;
paired, recovered and new ouei """ViM"1
der. Z?
J, H, HAAS,
WAT0HMAKEU AND JEIVELE.
,.-rk.8rf
JHKea a specialty 01 ine riu v-,71,1
Thomai olock, etc, B15 Commercial m
fc
li evident.
Id
OK SALEM.J
Transucua genaral banBiug buim"'
Capital
National