!
i
r $0fff!!:i'SA '
fl CENTORY OLD
Wo Jinvu tlio flnoHt litis of
If myioff ora Jiiwclrod yonri n40,
. i . . .
iiman, matiimoni hlooK or Jmlliif.ion out KlitM iifid oLIior Klfii
wiro.dirtiot from thu f.uitory, Alo ft full lino of ddffonitad
olilm nrtd novoltiow In tliu orookory Jlnu fur din hnlUhyn,
Prices novtr known ho low,
J.G.WRIGHT,
THIS PIONEER GROCER.
aOOlAh ANNOUNOBMHNTU.
MlwMsry Hcotl went to Wooduiirii
tOvlsy,
Mrs, Wernur BroyriMii returned Jnsl
Mlfllil from a visit In Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. A. jr. Dalrymplo wont
to Albany tills morning.
WIm Lou Illrsoh tin returned from n
two week's visit In Portland.
Mrs, 0. 1). Morcer wont to Portland
tills afternoon to remain until after the
ImlldnyH.
Aire. V. Miller, of Corvallls, dopurt
-mont Inspector of llio W. Jt. C, nrrlvtd
In Balom todny.
Mrs. J. Voorliccs, of Woodburn, re.
turned homo today .after n short ylslt
with Mrs. J. W. Crawford.
Mrs. M. J. Taylor , of Porllaud, ro
turned homo today after a tilp up the
valloy and a short stay la Balom.
Mies Busan Cosgrove returned to
Portland todny ufter a two wooks' visit
with her sister, Mrs. J). If. Woguer.
Mis Nettlo Portor, stenographer for
Ilorren & Levy, Is qulto sick, having
been taken ouddonly 111 Monday night.
Mies Margerot Getsondorfer, of Al.
bsny, returned homo today, after n
short visit with her slater, Mrs. W. 0,
Hawloy.
Frank Holmau nnd wlfo left last
night for Bau Fronolsco, from whonco
they will go to Los Angolcs to resldo In
future.
Protection lodge, A. O. U. W., nnd
theDegrooof Honor will unltolnou
Joying a social evening, also a nice pro
gram prepared by tlio ladles.
Miss Annie McUulIooIi.who has been
vrltU the Btate Insurauoo company a
number of years, expects to represent
several Insurance companies In this
city.
The ceremony unltlbg in marrlago
Mlw Louise Heulat and Mr. J. H.
Blokford will bo performed at the
Episcopal church at 8 o'clock this
oyenlng.
Mrs. Vinson, of Hlllsboro, roturnod
home yesterday After a visit with her
Istor, Mrs. 0. A. Chapman. Miss
Badle Bmlth accompanied Mrs. Vinson
for a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Gwyuno aud
daughtos, Ollyo, loft today for Western
Oregon, wliero Miss Ollvo will remain
Indefinitely, Mr. and Mrs. Owynno
will return soon,
Ofllcors and mombeas of Central
lodge K. of P., ol this olty, numbering
about twenty went to Independence
this afternoon to assist the lodgo there
In conferring the degree work on now
members.
OnBunday there was born to Mr.
and Mrs. J, A. Blngloton a daughter.
Tho grandfather, Boy. J. H. B. Royal,
is the happiest man In tho Lincoln
Park neighborhood with ouo or two
exceptions.
CHICKEN l'IK.
Friday ovonlug of this weok tho
ladles of Central chapel Sunday BOhool
will serye a ohlokon pie dinner from 4
to 8 o'clook. All aro invited.
"THE SOCIAL 1100."
This sportivo sociable animal mot
Fleeced flos?
Plaids.
flandkepcbiefsS
G?nfIemeD's Ne(ku)?ar a?
New line of popular priced goods just opened. All
I . Ji.l CL-.. sN'l ioe of lw mkc and latest style toes, Prices
I flnTP nOP $1.60. l.7S,J, $1.50 and t per pair. We will save
you money
WILLIS
Covut nnd Liberty.
SBSt
aagggawtogaggs
MAROIM'KITR.
hliia TiitildWArii. ihtitlur in tlm
but iniioli improved in fltylaiuid
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js nljilit nt Kolol Wlllamotlo In Isrr
Htimtier and enjoyed Itself In a most
igret'iblo manner, After dlscusMoo
ho club adopted by-lnws nnd eonslltu.
Hon nnd lisd n very Interesting meet-
ng. Kileui Is going to have n mnlt
tMfl'tl oluUor hurst Hi peryphcry.
vVhrn llii wliolo iiuf rmil gnts h social
move on, everybody hiittnr gat out of
tho wny, too, The club tins no name,
nd Is rimlly worried about christening
the cslilld. Home of tho sllurlans want
(o call It the Gliemekota, but thai
name In connected with n great ninny
funeral and won't go.
PEP.nONALB.
Joseph Meeker went to Aurora to
day. Frtthor Whl to ro turned from Albany
today.
E. 0. Horrcn roturnod today from
Aurora.
Frank Allison, of Portland, Is in
tho city.
J. C. Apperson roturnod to Oregon
City today.
N. H. Durboy wont to Portland thin
uflernoon. .
Jos. Dubois, of Eugene, returned
homo today.
Thorn. Kay rcurned to Wntorlco
this morning.
Dr. It. Cartwrlgut visited Chemawa
this morning,
Cuns. Llvesly roturnod today from a
trip up tho valloy,
D. L. Green, the hop buyer, was In
Woodburn today.
MoKlnloy Mitchell camo up from
Gcrvats Inst night.
W. 0. Knighton returned this after
noon from Albany.
W. M. Andrews left last ulgbt for
Boulhoru California.
8. I. Gutsa lefr lost night for San
Eranclsco, on business.
Judge George H. Burnett returned
last nlgut from Portland.
Mr. Poter Cook, of Independence,
was a Balom visitor today.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Ashonfolter, of
Turner, were In Salem today.
Fred Hurst had business in Oregon
City and Portland today.
Attorney Wm. Kaiser was in Wood
burn today on legal business.
E, C. Herren was In tho north end
of tho' county today purchasing bops.
AT, Kllnger and sou Ernest went to
Porllaud ou the Balem local this morn
Ing.
Dr. L. W. GuIbb and little grand
daughter ylsited Woodburn this morn
ing.
Capt. Jack Crawford is In the city
nnd will lecture this evening for the Y.
M. C. A,
Special agant Faby, of tho Fireman's
Fund Insurance company, went to
Portland today.
Just tub Same. Notwithstanding
that eggs have doubled In value, tho
new blll-of.furo at Strong'alremalns the
samo. Ham aud egg only 20 cents.
You cau llvo better aud cheaper there
than auy where else In the city.
Fine values In the "Albert" fleeced lined,
fast black hose, jutt received. Price 25c
per pair. Also grea; values In wnol and
cashmere hose,
New ones just opened. Handsome nnd rtyltsh and very moder
ately priced. Buy yaurself n new waist, Remember the $50.00
silk dress to be given away,
Elegant swiss embroidered handkerchiefs
openeu, very pretty, i'rices 10c,
3oc. c. 350. Hoc. lie. We can
ease all
A btg line just opened, Latest
es, t'opular prices, bee
new "De Jolnvtlle." Swell.
on footwear.
BROS. &. CO.,
Tho Cash Dry Goods, Clothing and Shoe Houss
wiiiinM,iiiiiiijiwiiyiiiiiyiiuW'S)y
now ron ?nn wwf rAi,
HI,! HomA H Axflatiliriffl-AftniMl
7h fltfgHit tint Uu of Anfl'Jtil
MifsmnriiKliil im uriHMfll itwlinm Ul
hl filtf lit f Mi fttf.lfnf.
wrn mmhi. viit J. V. A(ir.rCiii'
IfofrM Utillifl, A. V. Mlltor, Wiif,
(Jnlfuwfljr, V. Moody, I). A, bivAb
IUff, JipiTimti Mvrm, 0 It. Uimuty,
J. ffi Allwfl id i, (1. r1lmwfiif.
Tim uptiflu nt in wcttlmy nttil
Itmwtf nun rfil ml fipprnvfili
Thn ntimirtl istPiiiKiii i( li fiffllA
tery nf (lift Otmiut slate Mt, nlmws
tlisl fnim Nov, ), lufil, In lltli thtc,
tlin tefil ntrinttiit tt imntijf rrlyitl
from nil AotlfrM (o lisv hfn nn toU
lowm
U'o'il from n(y Ut........ 6?7 0
ltKiAiiritittii(l Imr pMvllw . 1W W
llMrflpfitrlfd.... 4,y,l? 7Q
(Irniiiiil rsiilAl... ifju wi
(Innnrnl llctins. 9( 00
I'rttliloti timm.... IM in
(nrldnti'alM ...M.....M.M. 1,1 11 -10
I'(hi) prlfllfgcs mmuki
(Jute rccrlpts 7,071 00
ToUl $lo70ilo
Tim rjmrt of Mm Irnsiiror iliown
lint tlioMtm of I5 701 H') wsn deio
'ted with lifts by lliorecrrtiryi
Tlio report of tho secretary shows (he
following segrrgntlon of warrants
drawn upon tho irrnsurer against tlio
general fund;
Outstanding wnrratiti, I8PS. ?J0 SO
Labor on grnuuils ...$ I)"8 00
On nccti of trnok-.......... )'Zt 7A
On ncot.' pHVllfonllllllllllZl 8011 76
For attrsctlons 1,184 CO
Htorotnry nnd clerks OHO 00
nsurnnco 110 00
Notes nnd Interest... 1,111)1 75
incidentals 409 41
Attendance nnd mileage of
members .-, 025 00
Judgo'snud stipt'fl 113 00 t
improvemouts ...... ... 4-H 67
Marshals aud asst'n . .-.. !iil 00
rickets nnd gntei 600 00
Advertising. 5!0t 85
Total on gencnl fund. 1 3,805 70
Outstanding wurrnts, 1801 040 70
The old oflkorj wore ro-o'octed.
Messrs. Galloway, Loonoy, Moodyr
Albert and Soott were namod as the
executive committee,
The Mnanco cammlttco will consist of
Messrs. Moody, Scott nnd Myors.
Aa acommittcoon program Messrs.
MoAlllstor, Apperson, Loonoy and
Gall way will aot.
That portion of the constitution rein.
tlvo to tho oleotlon of ofllcors was so
amended that tho uunuul meeting of
tho board and tho election of ofllcera
Hhall take place annually on the third
luesday in December. Herotoforo this
bus occured in November. The of.
(leers shall qualify uud enter upou
their duties on January 1st of euuh
year.
Fixing the dato of tho fair for 1800
was among business trnnHOted. The
next exhibition will open on Wednes
day, October 7th, nnd will continue
ouo week. All entries must oIor ni 10
p. m. on TuesdayOctober Oth,
An entry fee of 10 per cent, of the
llrst premiums in all dlvlulnna will lie
charged.
Tho nlnglo export Judgo system wuh
adopted. This Is tho sumo us wa In
vogue at tho world's fair and is usrd nt
all other fu Ira. Hereafter the mimts of
exhibitors will not boconcrnled In tho
entry books.
In tho prices of admission tlm day
tickets for men And women wero re
duced from 60 cents to 25 ceuts and
there will be no pass checks.
The board will devote considerable
time to the revision of the premium
list for tbo next fair.
EDITORIAL COMMPNT,
Tho old ring within the Utnte Hoard
of Agrlculturo was in full swim at the
annual meeting aud got lu Its glorious
work for the advancement of agricul
ture. They aro such an aggregation of
talont they could nutdlspeuso with the
valuable services of u elnylo inuu.
Irvlno Is the most oompeteut man in
tho ring. He showed his teolb and
the ring came to time, By tbe way It
is a Democratic ring. It is controlled
by Democrats aud oleoted Democrats
throughout to tho principal uIHco-i.
This old ring Is opposed by tbe newer
and better men on tbe board. When
Governor Lord appoints now men be
should appoint mou who will work
wltlrthe uewer, oleaner, butter blood
ou tho baud. Jed Myors was even too
progressive for tho Tammany ugrluul.
turlsts. A state board of agriculture
that would suppress gambling and vice,
and run a strulght legitimate fair aa
such would be a godsend to Oregon,
The session today was largely taken
up with revision of the state fair
premium list. County exhibits were
dlspensend with. A special committee
was appointed to confer with Messrs.
Eckerlln nnd Wcstaoott to graut thorn
exclusive Imr privileges for tho grand
stuud in 1600.
PARLOR TABLES
Just rooeived from tho Easfc.
A pretty lino of artistic tofyleo,
Call una see them,
KELLER & SONS,
12U State street,
mm m wrn.
Mm wBfirfln& Mp in
Oftft
ffAW 9Wt sw TAinar;
HiilMrfpffoM trie n JIoiiii
HUtcU Ilrfiiff 'IMmi,
nmi
Tli c renin twtt wnyi lit lir-lti rdiiilld
Ilia Hfllctti woolen will In wltloli nli
sfe lnlwiirxl no minit,
Mm tvho rinvs money to liivrsl
tniiKt (nli slooh ss nn InvMlincnl.
Knoll otiof tlm Milniit liftnhs rati tin
doilbl ho Induced ti Inko sotuo steak.
JndlvlfliM's oti Inka stock In sums of
$100 nnd upwards, Lull this bo done
at ouo nnd lot tun mill bo built double
sizj nnd employ loO people Inslond of
7o nn liornlofore,
Tliero nro mnny who Imvo not the
CApltal to (ako stooK, or who do not
wnnt to own stook, who nro willing to
subscribe from f 10 to f 11)0. All who
cannot (ako stock but wnnt to holp
restoro this Industry no needful to tho
' prosperity of our city, In view of other
distressful failures, should at onco put
tliolr unmes down for all tlioy enn
nllord. Lot tliooo who cannot tako
stook glvo n liberal subscription
Let nil show their good will. Let all
differences of opinion on other matters
bo laid nslde nnd let us restnro nnd ro-
open tho woolon mills In 00 days If
possible
EAULY VOMJNTEKna.
Voluntary subscriptions oflorcd so
far without nny cnnyasslng:
Geo. W. MoBrlde f 100 00
Frank O. Baker 100 00
John H. Albert 100 00
J.J. Dalrymplo . 100 00
Capital Jouhnal 100 00
J. M. Wallace, president of tho
water company, esys ho will start the
list by taking $1,000 stock. Good 1
The Dlrootors of the Salem Woolen
Mill Co. hold a meeting Tuesday after
noon at tho company's ofllco on 12th
street, tbe purpose being to discuss
whothor or not it would be possible to
rebuild the mill. After Investigating
their resources and liabilities they find
that they are not now able to build
and cqltip nnother mill unless receiving
old. Howevor, they am anxious to
rebuild, If possible and make tho prop
osltion to tho people of Balem and
surrounding country, that they will
luoreaso their capital stock from $75,000
to $100,000, and If pnrtlos cau be found
who will subscribe and pay for tbo
additional $25,000 they will ngreo to
build a "four-set" mill aud equip It
with thrt'o cots of machinery to start
on. The old otie was a two-set mil).
Tho comptiiy uro willing to confer
with n committee, or any one Interested
In rebuilding, at any time ou this prop
osltion or any other, In order to get tbe
mill started.
Mr. Kay, 8r., has returned to Water
loo, but Thos. B. Kay, Jr., who has
been sulesmun of tho output of both
mills, nnd superintendent of the Salem
mill, will show anyone just what the
mill has been paying, etc.
Every man who has subscribed stook
or given a dollar In tbe past can aflord
to douole that sum now, because he
can see that It was a good Inveetmout
for the town, aud a prolltable one from
a money stundpolut. Tho company
proposes to guarantee the In vest
ment, by starting up In complete run.
nlin order at least half as largo again,
aud nssurauco nf the most substantial
kiid thut tho wholo $100,000 will pay
good dividends. With assets'of nearly
$75,000 lu mouoy aud property, no
man oan risk a cent by tuklng part of
the $25,000 stock.
AHH FJIIEND3 OF BALEM,
It 1s only the truth to say that In
assisting the Kays the people of Salem
and Marlon county aro assHiug their
beBt friends. When Thos. Kay camo
to Balem ikst ho ofTerod to put up a
mill If tho city raised, within 00 days,
$20,000. It was raised within $1,600,
when Albany cllered $25,000, and did
glvo that finally to tho Brownsville
Woolen Mill Co. Mr. Kay could have
taken It, but he showed hit Interest In
Balem by oxtoudlng the time until the
$20,000 could bo raised. Tho Kays have
always been friends to Balem. They
have tliolr homes here aud their largest
lutorests are hero. Thoy have alwavs
liberally supported &pd aided churches
and sohools and all enterprises. It Is
but just that, in the hour of their great
loss, tho community respond liberally
to aid tula enterprise iu getting 00 its
feet.
Tho mill caught (ire three years ago
aud got nearly under as much head
way as this tlmo, but three streams of
water from the company's owu fire
extinguishing system were put on and
tbe nre was quenched in a few
mtuutes, Flro drills, were held regu
larly, and at uo other time could the
mill have been burned than when It
was, which Is" some evidence of foul
u ii mm iiirr-n-niTj
rr -sbws- -
wuiMhrnvn ummmrt
Msfllnl JfspjiWffW NWtl H a m
iftffit
MMffwMft .tail SIM uti, f
flkfTrllfrfl Hm lilf HfflMfd f An
fBflrt U Ut olM nfnlAow .Mtdfffff
Aff, H, II, ftafltf, MWi W, a Knijt
flf, nlHtJ, II, fifMp flllll flW.diWi
CfrnffflMi f fiflpif rtftnftfll MfffiiMy funfrt
fffrf.
UUrmntl Ainn MrtahMii niodstils
At CIO Hfufd 8''9Hlliif rtilifWi nt (JM
UnflM. WefH flflnfidl ll(fn Almoin
jnornmtf.
IM, O. W. OMilIlM first nffft1
ffiwiuif oflflffilliMltotfliU who Mirill
comiKMMi fh bfsl inlljrllitf WHIR" l I'
Owl in tlm Mlif Kpwfl'rili 'Biifi
Cfml mnvariM in Horn ifl pfloR.
All Wlllnmpll oulvorslf sliiilsiiMosii
rantenl for IliM pflKif, (lid nwsfillnrt In
Iki ilctefiiiliio I by JiltlrfM, An "()ll
Wlllrtinntte" pttMMWM Mildelild tlinl
nresotiiowlmt liiollnml (ownnl poetry,
nomrllilng hotter thnri 2 th tvorsg
limy bo looked for on this wcsslon.
MIm Jlcftslo Jlurklmrl, of Albany,
recited In olmpot Mondny mnrnlng, lier
solcotlon bslug Tom's Jlloyolo,"
Krnest Piper, who lins been taking a
literary course at tho university, left,
Tuesday morning, for Jnnosvllle, Wis.
oonsln, where ho will take a course In
Vnllaiityne's telegraph school, Ernest
has many frltnds In Balem who regret
vety much fo sto him uepnrt irom
their mldit.but nil Join In wishing him
success lu his chosen vocation,
The examination for tho first term
of this school year commenced this
morning, aud will be concluded to
morrow afternoon, Instead of dovotlug
Monday of next week, tho first day
of thn second school term, to registra
tion only, the day will bo spent In
recitations as usual and tho pupils will
bo given Thursday (Thanksgiving) and
tho day following ns holidays. This
will enable thoso not residing In Balem
to hpond this enjoyable accaalou at
their rtspccttvo homes.
I P. Calllson read nn essay In chapel
Tuesday morning ou "Paradise Lost."
Making Room
To nmke room for our mammoth ttink of Shoes ami llollldny
Goods nil lineare going lower than tver. Never such n great
stock of bargains in Salem.
SPECIAL DRIVE Children's heavy rlWxiil seamldss hose, roc.
Heavy Jersey Knit Woolen Shirts for 51, formerly Si, So.
KUOIIER ilOOrs l'or boys ami men, Mh long ami kIioii, mint
go cheap to close.
Another big invoice of toweling, A good article at 5c,
Don't pay high prices for thread when you can get three spool n fur
5c at our store.
Union Bargain Stor,
AT THE
OOURT HOUflB.
Tho Day's
Procoedings
in tho De-
partment3.
(J. O. Isruliart, guardian of tho per
sons and estates of Mary T. nud A. L.
iBru'linrt, petitioned to be dlschnr,rd.
County Treasurer Mlnto realized
(31 25 from tho nalo of tho murdered
Jupuueto woman's personal property.
This will bo used to defray expenses of
inquest, eto
The J. Ellon Fruncts estate was be
fore Judgo Hubtiard, on hearing of
final account of Administrator Bilas
Jones. Peter Francis objected to tbo
final account and Judgo Hubbard toot
It under udvlaement until 11 a. in.
Thursday. He has been busy all day
examiulng authorities.
The Salem Club.-
The social club being organized by a
number of Balom gentlemen has bo
come a matter of public Interest, and It
Is underptood has been criticised by
some ono as Improper in some way.
Tbo high charaoter of tlio gentlemen
composing it should protect it against
such criticism. Tho constitution
adopted also contains this: "No game
for tho wager of money shall be al
lowed in tho olub rooms." To satisfy all
critics, now or horeafter, wo call atten.
tlon to tho constitution of the olub.
which defines IU very laudable object;
"Tho object of this club shall be the
mental culture and development and
tbo social enjoyment of its members,
and to promote and encourage the best
Interests sooially .mentally and morally
of Its members."
Succeeds IUkestraw. Tbos. W.
Potter, recently appointed superlu.
tendent of the Harrison lnstltuAi
Chemawa, arrived on the south bound
overland yesterday morning and Im
mediately took ohargeof tbe institu
tion, thus rellevlug Chirles D. Rake,
straw, who has been supervisor In
charge for several months.
m
The best assortment of underwar
fo men, women and children, will be
found at the New Vork Racket. Their
priceo are the lowest, Now Is the
tlmo to lit yourseif out for cold
weather. eodflt
New Notakiks. V. G. Dauforth,
Detroit, and R. L. Brewster, Portland,
are appointed notaries.
j - ijMjj I rJTjf! JIl'OtfUT fTT' JtSageg!ganKi!g"glfi
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Sal?m Woolen Mills
H Ktm. I"H nHlirihn'im wh nf Imro rtollmK
, ftttmU i' low n trvrji
Spocial Sale of Ittob am
TOMORROW.
Do not inl II. Wo uru rooolving dully nn lAnw m f
llollhlfty OiKitlri wliloli wo will Imvo n fllnplny nnxt wook. and
will oollpo nnylliln in tho oltv.
S. M-cSc B. B. STOCK
llfi .STATE STUMRT.
ttarTMIiBl'HONIS 112,
O. X C3--iLD03atXJEJ3CJ.3S02tf
ItKI'ltKflKMTU (I TUB-
BIG
FOUR INSURANCE
Room 14, Bush
(touiiiioivlAl Union AHHiirnuco .
liii(IHi untl IjUiicanIiIi'o Flro Iiih. Co
Liverpool ami London ami lobo. Jlart'onl l'iro Iiin. Coi
Dring In your State policies nnd have them written with lltfle or no lent to you,
2 Btenmor Gray Eoglo will lenvo Z
Z Portland for Balom Tuesdays, ;
Z ThurslayB aud Baturdays at n. J
2 m. and leaves Balem for Portland Z
3 Mondsys, Wednesdays and FrN ;
days, at 0 n. in. (ulolc tlmc,regu- Z
.J Inr service and cheap niton, Agont Z
T. M. P. Hulilwlii nt Balom dook. Z
IMPORTANT INSURANCE NEWS
Policies of the Stato to lie Mado Good
By tho Fireman's Fund.
Favorable nrraiigtniente have been
made by tho Firemen's Fund Insur
anon Co., of Bun Francisco, California,
to take up tho policies of the Stato In.
suranco Co., substituting their own
policies, This company has over
J200.000 Invested In the stato of Oregon.
Before sacrificing your policies bo sure
aud see the resident agent of tho Fire
men's Fund Insurance Co.
John G. Wrioiit,
Agent.
nsy ssa
LETTER LIST.
Following aro the list of letters un
called for. Persons calling will plense
say "advertised."
A lien Alma Bishop Chas
Benicro Archie Basey I N
Bartlett Win Colov H O Dr
Chandler John CamoronKateMlso
Carry Mrs Campbell Mae Mies
Dolanco Rose Miss Day B M
Drips Allen Daniel Hattle Mrs
Hubbard Orvll Holman Lizzie Mrs
Houderson V J Miller Allco Miss
McCloud MaryMrs Putnam Marlon
Powell E D
PbllliDs Mvrau
Phillips Nellie
Reney Wm
Randal Maltle
riavagn Hattle
Bmlth Jas it
Phillips Rhoda
Reeder Emma
HofBellea L
South F L
Stroop Bell
Bheldon O C Mra
Turner Gordon
Vint Wm
West May Miss
Bohellberg L E
Tuttlo T B
Vernon Chas
Wheeler V
Watson Frank
B. F.BoNHAir, P. M.
Awarded
Highest Honors .World's Fair,
Medal, Midwinter Fair.
DR;
CREAM
BAKING
POWDER
IMost Ptrftct Made.
0Ytktkn(Jril.
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CO-'S
Bank Building, Salem,
RECEIVERS
NOTICE,
Notice to Policy Hold
ers of State Insur
ance Company,
Favorable arrangements have
been made with tho Firemon's
Fund Insurance Oumpany (or
the mibstitution of policies of
the State Insurance Compiny
without loss to the ns.surt'd.
Bulbre cancelling your policies
call on agents of t'io Fre
men's Fund lnsuranco Co.
EDMOND C. GTLTNER,
HKCKIVKIt.
JOHN HUGHES.
Dealer in Urocorlcs, Puluts,
OUh, Winlow.Ius.s, Varnishes
aiul tho most complete stock ol
Brushes of all Kinds in tlio
titato. Artists' Materials.Limo,
Hair,cmciit and Shingles nm!
finest duality of CI9EASS StiEDS
NEW ADVERTISEMENT..
TORBAliE CNKAI. A.
good team, iprty
uratmn. tn IM ftl!4
i wngon and good farm
saorlflce. Cll on Jonu Uunn, ou hum
trecttwo blokuortitoi I'ttikimDoo, lli'
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ua uxtwlleni preperulloa nun "
rflru f.ir nil Irlr
n. Inur rlnva 'Prnn miLnn tnr llilrdfGillBZi
man a. iwlr Roa niiea wnu
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mouth, a M. B.kla, R K)m It- Hidrldte UiaL
f P. K1HHKK. Newspaper AdverlllpgAfnJ
U. 31 MerobanU' KxohangB, flan Kwoolwo
la onr outhorlxed agent. 'i'Uls PPr I "f1
on nielD tiUoaioe.
UAPKtlU.-1'orllaaa, uuorumouw, "''
I Taooma am) Han KranoUoo paixr n '
al llopra Hnuiotllon olook.
O.NEy. -M t,aAN,-0. Marmi. i'tftf
I'ooi lfflo hlooK. ""-
(JjrjnnUUVH an Improved 6-acretr ct tt
OOUU miles ioutli ol town binall hpuM
Jndbarn. Near good school, isquire w
Uurggmr, over Hutewman. i--r
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iviniTnprnml attAnnirrnnliV- Uiaov. iw
11, Gray block.
Tho heat of work done at rji
sotwoiB rniei
1.1. i 1.1 ...Ik . .. .... !..., 1 1 man iraUU
"would
rent6aoreoholoe laod la W.-i w'e.?J
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ood. lanehnmo and hrn: variety 01
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water and Siaorea timber. Addr.vn pu1"'
oaiuoi.
nai ofUoe.
REMOVAL
Umbrella man. formerly at 187 CoramtreW
at, has removed to m Htato U, A'ffi
bulldlog, Whero bo will b glad to m aU b
old ouatomera, alao nuw oues. Umoei"
paired, recovered and new ones """jajn
J, H, HAAS.
WATOHMAKini AND JEWKIW.
Utkes
Thomas
a specialty ol Fine Itepalr 'oi.
olockii, etc, 3lfi commercial Htrttv
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W.:A.'.OoaiOK
President.
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OP SALEM.
TrsBSHets gton banwng brtrtow.
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SAltPKT PAPKK-mrge tot of heavy ow"
wropplns paper ror ale cheap. Jo
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