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m received from (lie Novate French
Cheese Factory of California (lie following
brands of French Cheese NcufchatcL
Dc Brie and Comcmbcrt, Thcgc are the
latest cream cheese made, and will be rcy
ccived fresh every ten days Also cream,
brick and swiss
J.G.WRIGHT,
THE PIONB13R GROCER.
PUR80NALU.
im, Meeker returned today from
Aurora,
Prof, 7, M. 1'rtrvln cnuiodown from
Albany this morning.
Dt, J. A. Jttoliiudson arid A. W,
Gleny worn at tho reform school today.
John iluulios, tho grocer, mndou
luilnc(ia visit nt Chmnnwn thin mnrn
luif, Mchwj. llnkestruw, Nnrdoti and
Hunter, of Chomawn, wero In the city
today.
O. P. Torrotl.of Mohumn, wan a Port
land pagAonger on tho balem local this
morning.
Bupenntondont A. N. Ollbort, of 1 lie
stitto penitentiary, wan a Portland visi
tor today.
Judgo Burnett returned from Al
bany today.
Judgo It. B. Bean camo down from
Eugene today.
E. C. Klrkpatrlok, ofDo'llas, wont
to Woodburn today.
Bupt. F. It. Anson, of tho Salem
Consolidated Street Railway company,
In visiting frlondu In Portland.
Thoa. Dolan, of Multnomah couuty,
a patient at tho asylum tho past year,
was yesterday discharged aa curod.
It, B. Cannon, who has boon at Ban
Antonio, Texas, tho past year, arrived
la tho city Friday to romatn for a time.
E. B. Colbath returned yesterday
from Philomath, where he has been
awlstlng P. J. Klcpplu In repairing his
(louring mill, which la ono of tho best
in that ceotlon.
Ralph E. Moody returned to Tort
land this mornlug ufter a short visit ut
tho homo of his parents In this city.
Mrs. Moody and child will remain In
Salem for a short visit.
THE OITY PRIMARIES.
No Excitement and tho City Election
Monday Will bo tho Sumo.
Tho Republican primaries today uro
tamo allalrs. Tho olllce of alderman
from each wardli not Bought ufter, and
thoro Is no strlfo to speak of for tho
nomination.
In tho lirst ward Harness Manufac
turer Ed 8, Lamport seems to havo a
walkover, In tho sesoud ward Thou.
Holmon and Ebor Laforo aro being
voted for by their frlonds. In tho
third ward Ira Erb and Chas. Simp
son aro up. lu tho fourth ward Fred
Lege Is running ulone,
Wantkd. To exohaugo or sell,
three or four acres opposite boIiooI
lioubo. Will tako small payment, aud
remainder In work. Inquire of J. U.
MoFarlaud nt Clear Luke, six mllca
north of city, or addressiBaleii),
11-Om
mllca of railroad lu
rails used to
Thore aro 177765
tho Unltod Stated.
Thoro aro 60,835,880
cover imaurouuu.
Thoro aro 633,1205.000 tlea used to bind
those rulla together, but uo such
amount, howover, is required to bind
tho hearts of tho traveling publlo to the
fact that tho Wisconsin Contra! lines
furnish superior faollltiee on all their
trains between 8t. Paul and Chicago
which form oloso connection with all
linen to tho cost and Bouth.
Make n nolo of It.
RIVEIt NEWfl
Blcnmor E'lnoro will bo up from
Portland HiIh evening and will prob
ably go mi tin tho river to CorvalllA.
Hlcamcr Eugene will arrive up from
tho mutropoliK Sunday evening and on
tho return trip will leave Batcm at 0
o'clock Monday morning.
The Oregon City Transportation
company' popular pnrsunger boat,
Altoua, will reach balem this evening.
After dlocharglng Salem freight, she
will proccod up tho river to
Independence, whoro alio will
will remain ovor Hundity. lleturulmr
totialom Monday morning sho will
leavo for Portland at 7: IS o'clock.
No perceptible raise In the Wlllum
etto irlvor han taken placu sluco tail
ovonlng, although it Is thought the
gaugo will Indicate a raise of several
inches before Monday. It Is hoped
tho river will attain a sutllclont stage
to permit of navigation on the upper
river by tho various boats.
Tho snagboat Corvallls, which has
been lying at tho boneyard in Port
land since tho removal of tho rocky
point near tho mouth of the Clacka
mas, Is now ordored to tho upper Wil
lamette Capt.Hatch will proceed to
improvo tho channel by removing ail
snags Insight, and will go on up the
river as rapidly as the Increaso lu the
depth of tho water will allow, uud
muko a clenr channel as fur up as Eu
gone, to that there may bo no hin
drance to navigation after the water
reaches a boating stage.
AT THE COURT HOUSE.
Tho Day'ii Proceedings in tho De
partments. County Clerk Ehlen loaned bounty
wurrunts today aa follews: Justin
Coburn, $1.05; Henry Miller, 113c.
A marriage llconeo was? Issued toduy
from tho couuty clerks olllco to L. (,'.
Iloclccttmul Lena Michaellr.
W. F. Dugan was beforo Judgo Hub
bard as administrator of tho eslalo of
Wm. D. Dugan, his father, and was
discharged and his bondsmeu released.
L. B. Huydeu, attorney, today tiled
his dual report I u tho Lavina Patty
estate and there being no objections It
was accepted.
Dmi'i'iNa BWI5CTNE8S. Just receiv
ed a Btook of uliolco sorghrum molasses
lu bulk, New Orleans molasses lu bulk,
lino grade of maplo syrup In bulk, also
Honoy Drips. Try somo of theso when
wanting molasses or ayrup, and be
convinced that wo always glvo tho
best quality. J. A. VanEiton.
Lost. A cream colored cashmere
baby's cloak, ou State street or south
Commercial Htreef, Finder will greatly
oblige owner by louring nt Jouunai,
ollltv. 11302t
Two 'liiAMiu Two of their apeolfs,
rather the worst of I ho class, wero
biought beforo recorder Edea this
mornlug aud gave tlvo days each.
Btkamkk ArvroNA Thla favorite
boat has resumed her tegular trlps,loav
In Salem, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at 7:45 a, m., for Portland uud
way points. 30-St
-BARGAINS-
Social RoiIqu;,
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IfMlnlniy Allium? U 1ww plwliitf,
bill wlmti lllblt IMiifl4 IrthO HIHlll
frtfilMMdflotifAoo In tlnyin livlfitf
WIllKl.Mirt ttimH I ufrtiiil Tllrf ilPM (it
lli MflM fldifeil In lliff licmily of im
Mi,nn liicy Hti vpfy ir(iliy mail?,
illMiMyliiK I'liHiip nMtiA Kul ihrfmlK,
arid Hie sltlfln oftnii fliptdfmi llku
wlfigi n tlid woafeM graApetl (ho fnliN
Willi tlioir flflKertf nfitl Illillffcd nbotll,
lititteMly llho.
Many of Haiu' liniitlnoinptl glflfl
nriil wotitofi look part In (ho perfor
mance, nml nil Witfo noticeably good
ilitricur. The gnrillotiiun iiIao prmoiilod
flno npprarniico, and ilniiwd well,
Tho (Uualiig of MIm HmIuii Copelaiid
whs exceedingly graceful, and alio re
ceived apiilauie In tho mldAt of thu
daiiolugof that llgiifi',
Boveral of tho tricks received nti on
corn, umong thum llio mio oouiponed of
four little glrlft.Nettlo lleokuor,
MliiiilcSticrmun, Connie Holltiud and
Lena II. rich. The eleventh trick, lu
which Hinll Wagner, Mra, Hugh
Thomimoii and Miahua tfihnl and i'ay
Thominou II it u red, Vih notlcablo for
thu grace of the purltcliiantn. tn wan
aid.) tint composed of Mr, Henry
Myors uud Misled (Jraca DliiAiuoor,
Hortense Lew and Lju Hlrsch.
Tho grote'iiue make up of tho Junks
and their comlo performances provoked
much mirth from both spectators and
porformero, aud their skirt dance at
tho clone was most laughable, an they
spun around top-fashion.
The game was played by Mrs. Wm,
England uud Messrs Ueorgu Collins, II.
il. Hollaud uud A. Klelu.
It was a pleasing sight to seo Mr.
Holland, whose hair la suow-whlto,
wend his way so light-footed ly among
th6 carda as the deck was shuflled.
Tho figures of tho march tho curds
wero shuttled, wero most bewildering.
Everyone carried out his or her part
to perfection, and every detail was wull
finished.
SAI-EM SOCIAL OL.UU,
It Is evident that Salem la going to
have a social club and from tho char
acter of tho mon who aro going to join
or have already Joined It will be as
strong an organization as any in Port
land. It will not havo ub much mouoy
as somo dowu there, for the simple
reason that Salem has not uo many
men of easy circumstances. Portlund
Ins fivo such oluba, uud ono hears
nothing of the pastors tuklug them up
ami bundling them without gluvts
If I am uot misinformed somo of the
P.irtlaud mlulstttra belong to thi-m.
Governor Lord of Salem Is un honor
ary member of three of I hem. If tho
club wero ablo It could maintain u
well equipped club house, with lunch
room, billiard room, whist room uud u
Indlea room, whero ladles could make
appointments down town to meet oue
another. There Is no more convenient
place In a big city for two gentlemen
from dldcreut parts of tho state to
make uu nppolntmeut uud have a prl
vatu chat than at a well appointed
club room. The club has become u
feuturo of social life in all ctlluutud an
ovldouco of civilization lu ull countries
Tho social instinct thut drawn mon to
gether, thu underlying prlnciplo of
good fellowship that binds gentlemen
together far stronger than any ireo
masonry, Is ut tho bottom of club life.
I tuko it thero Is nothing Immoral In
this. lu England tho olub U not cou
llued to tbo city, but oxUtd in the
towne, villages uud country. It tho
Salem club can bo maintained it will
prove a strong factor In tho develop
ment of tho common Interests of tho
city uud Ita Intluenco will ba folt even
In the state. The four gcutlemou most
concerned lu goltlug up tho Salem
social club uro Attorney General Idle
mu, F. It. Anson, A. I. Wagner, und
one othor wboeo medtely forbids the
use of his uime. S.ilem men never
did a wiser or more wholcuomo thing
than to organize a social club.
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ftfllrttfn far (m niffWlfuf (li ifinwUK
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vnfl, dAdfi4fyiWlfl Mymriri, flurtfiPinl
mtHWfi MIm I1 VauFmi, Itm
iifcfjMlM VmM Minni, rilifillii J. If.
Ililtniiriry, mrtfulnti; MM MnmlA Vmi
Wfl, (fllflfill I'hll I'liniliiM, M i W. it,
I'dilf, V, 0, T, 'I'UMd will lid IfHtfllletl
iiMt i'flifay rilKht hy Ihd Imlgd ddptily,
V, J, Jityniiii,
Hdlmri tirtinp No, fin, Woodmen r7
f lid Wofld, flfeoUil ofllM IhaI nvefilf
for (ho aiiAiilriff lefm of rl. tumtlht e
(dpi Wlidfd r)(li0rwNdA(ft(dil, M follow)
i I'. Toevd, coiiAtiliA. li.Vm.t,tu'
vlidri A. il (Irtrdiipf, bnnhor, oiioycnfi
Hcolt Jlnoflli, ttlcrk, oiidydnfi Jolm
W. WpaI, fooofliF, .1. Many, wMoli
man W lf, Cold, nonlryi J. M. Law
folico, tiinnngflr fllglitcdil montliM,
DoolofA I), if, iiitna and U, II, itoborl
son Wolo recominetidcd nn phyalolatis
for tho atiAUlng year. Mr. JI.orlh Iiha
boon oleotod to tlm olllco of olofk since
IBM,
Tlf ANKflOIVINO AT AhtlANY.
Prof, 7, M.Prtrvlu, formerly of Wll
lametto conservatory of musio, but now
musical dlreotor of tho A Ibauy college,
had ohargo of tho musical program ou
Thanksgiving day. Friday's Horuld
contains tho following regarding ont
of Balem'fl finest singers:
'-Tho choir rondered two of tho most
bouuilful selections rendered in Albau.i
tot a long time. "Fathor Oh Hear Us,''
with solos finely sung by Miss Ellle,
Mr. Luudoll, Miss Maudo Hulbertund
Mrs. Wundell. The second nuthvm
wan a Thanksgiving anthem, ''I'rulee
to God Immortal," wrltton by Mh
Alderson, now of this olty, and sung
for the first time on such an accaalou.
As In the first anthem the solos were
sung In an attractive mauner by Mr.
Dickson, Miss Alderson uud Mr.
Akers." Mlas Alderson la a graduate
from Wlllamottooonsjrvatory of tnu
bIo under Prof, Parvlu.
THANKSGIVING AT ST. l'AU.'S CIIUKGII
Thankwglvlng services were conducted
ut St. Paul's Episcopal chuich, Rev.
Laurence Bluclulr delivering au appro
prluto discourse. An offering fur tho
benefit of tho Salem hospital fund war
received. Besides it gonerons donation
ot money, n great many Jam of fruit
and a largo quantity of vegetables, as
well as bed uud other linen was pledged
for tho room in the hospital which the
ladles of thu church Intend to endow.
ANOTIIKIt 1MMJNION.
At tho Moody leildeuco Thanksgiv
ing day all but one son and his family
assembled to apcud tho day, there
bolug present Malcolm A., and Wil
liam aud family, of Tho Dalles, Ralph
E aud family, of Portland, und Miss
Edna. Zinas A. Moody, tho ubseut
son, resides in Southern Oregou, and
could nut bo present. As Is usual on
such occaslouo, all were happy at being
together.
BUltl'ItlBi: 1'AllTY.
At tho homo of Mr. E.U. lrvin, Mies
Iva Irvlu was delightfully surprised
by a party of about thirty of hor young
friends, who camo well provided with
a luncheon as well as with light hearts.
Tho evening was spout In merry Jest,
with tho vurlutlon of recitations, muslo
aud games, and everyone, surprised
uud surprlsers, enjoyed themselves
until n lato hour.
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Wit, MMtfcf Mf'
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iMrrtt Perfect Miu"
4u VeAM Ihd SUodtnl,
Mm, J. MoTloflioy, wlio lind beef
veiling her slNler, Mrit, ltnftor, of
flotilli Salem, rflurneil to lief iiouin In
VVnililnnlnu yrsterdnv. ftho wan no
compnlned as far as Portland by her
tulcs, Miss Kntlo Rafter,
MIaa Ifolon crawford, of Albany,
arrived In Hnleui (adny, and will
remain during tho winter, taking an
olocullnnary course under tho Instruc
tlou of Atlas Jlrown, of Wlllnmollo
tinlvorslly,
Tho union mpotlug of tho Y. P. B. C.
E., which was to havo boon held Bun
day ovonlng Decombor l,ut tho Pres
byterian oh u roll has boon postponed
for one weok.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. Martzall, of Colfax,
Washington, paroufs of Miss Cook
Martzall, aro In tho city and will ro.
main indefinitely.
Tho ladles of West Balom will glvo n
baskot fcoclul at tho publlo hall noxt
Tuesday evening. Everybody cor
dially luylted.
Mrs. M. J. Crelghton and daughtcis
havo removed from -110 High street In
tho residence of David MeCully 66"
Front street.
" Mrs. K. Albright returned to Ini
home In Portland today, after a vUlt
with her aunt, Mrs. E. C. Bmtll.
MrH. Rlchurd Cartwrlght gave a
pleasant theatre party ou tho first
uvunlngoP'LlvIng Whist."
Rev. und Mrs. Kelluwuy w-nt to
Turner this mornlug.
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BIG FOUR INSURANCE
Room 14, Bush Bank Building, Salem.
Commercial Union AH.siirnnco o.
liOiitlon nnd liitticuHlilrc Flro Ins, (v
Liverpool Hiul Lontlon and Globe. ilarlord Firoliu,
Drlnq In yout State pollclei anil have them written with litfle or no lou to yon,
SPECIAL HOLLIDAY SALES
have just opened my
Incs. Xnui llookle
Xmai lines of Fancy Uook. Poeti in all bind-
eti. Amos Larui. lirge lines ol liand paintea
celluloid novelties, such as rnotogrnpn i-rames. iiimnukerchler
and Clove lloxts. Card Cases, Ink Standi. Hook marks,
etc. Fancy Calendars for i8o6. Children's Color
Itooki, Lnrge stock of celluloid, by the sheet, to
make up in fancy articles. All goods low.
F, S. DEARBORN,
-TIIK HOOKHKIil.Hl
lOn PATH 7fipalraci)lldren'iilliuvaii.
1UU i.m mure una Hoeco llnod gloves
bee barguln a uuter,
l?n PaTI? W palrHlaitlea'fashmeroJfr.
4uu xvixx aeynnil lalltoia gloe, tco
burgulu couuter
JO X AIlDjaooljouttnitKInuolH
.)0 X A1D nood OluuhawJChecHs,
5o YARD oooafcUoM.tta.kM mm
5o YARD K!?aV.rfi!h,bloaol,'4,nDa
e-25 PAIR JfJS w w
Si EAfJH '!e."vy 1,l" PmuocI Over-
50o EACH
25c EACH
25o PAIR
Men'ulioayy Biilttnir llan
ucl nuil jtrxey overibuis,
Kluwt line or neckwear
and KUHpeuiteni In the city.
Mn' lioavy wool mittens.
Taeje nre(a fww of Ihb burgului vie otrer every day la the year,
TheVO black sllkdreaa will bo given avny Dee, it. lluy your dress from uu. Wo have
nUtbolalCttt uoveltiM.
INUEl'KNDKNCK 1'AUIY ATTKMH.
Afimll party from Iudeendenco,
composed of Mr. uud Mrt. Thomas
Fonnoll, Mrs William Patterson, Mrs.
J. A. Vuu Ntaa, AIis. T. J. Leo ana
Mr, and Mrs. dure Irvlue, droye over
yeitoidny ovoulug, and alteudcd "Lly
lug Wliiat." Tliey returned tbls
mornlug.
NEW LINE ADDED,
WILLIS
Conrt nnd Liberty.
BROS. &fCO.,
Tlie Cash Dry Coodi, Clollilnr ami SJjcms Hoiisel
Keller Sons have
put in a new line of
floor mattings and are
ready to show attract
tive patterns, All new,
120 State street.
NOTKB.
Tbo Mllford, Delownre, "Nowb uud
Advertiser" lit published by u brotber
ludaw of tbo governor of Oregon, U. L.
Ilynaon. Tbo issuo of November 20,
1605, copies from tbo Mllford "Index"
this Item about Governor Lord'a par
outut "Mr. aud Mrs. Edward Loftl, of
Cnmdeu, enjoyed tbelr Olat weddlug
anniversary on Friday. They were
married at Philadelphia by u Presuy
teriau minister, November 10, 1834, and
with tho excoptlon ot n few years at
Dover, they have resided here the en
tire period. For her years Mrs. Lord Is
a remarkably active, br llnnt nnil
healthy woman. Mr. Lord la lees
fortunute,aud at times suffers severely.
Both nro mombera of (he M. E.churon,
with membership dating back to 1830.
Mrs, Lord is yot an active member and
worker ln tho Mlto society aud other
kludred labors of her church, nnd is
loved by all who huow her." Goyer
u r Lord la uot a churchman and never
asks a mail what his religious belief is.
His mother was rulsed a Quakeress,
Mr. and Mrs. V. JI. Moody and
o'jlldreu loft this mornlug for their
hime at The Dalles, having spent
Thanksgiving at the parental homo of
Ex-Governor and Mrs, Z. F. Moody.
Mrs. Geo. JSaubort and Miss Edith
Piamonden;. of Spibauo, arrived In
Salem last evening, aud will bo the
guests tor somo weeks of Mrs. M. A.
Plamondon nud Mrs. G. 11. Irvine.
Mrs, B, J, dhurpo will give a musical
recital by her her olasaes ou next Wed
nosday evening nt her home on
Twenty-first street, between Ferry and
Trade.
MoDey Giueo flWay.
At the Union llarcain Store with every pair of rubber loots you buy we will give you
our profits which is equal to that much cash found. We have n big nock of the Wales,
uoodyear, Woontockct and other good brands or rubber boots botn lu mens ana my s ioiiq
and short leu; aUo ladle's and misses, All co l clow the regular wholesale price.
Get prices elsewharc before you come' to us then you will be statlsfied our prices are
money savers.
AUvavs remember we carrv a comnlete line of shoes In ihe latest styles. Wo buy from
the host Lastern shoe houses for cash and sell the same, consequently you do not have to pay
$2 for a pulr of $1.50 shoes. Wc not only guarantee our shoes, but we oho guarantee our
prices cheaper than the cheapest.
M. J. MATSOXT.
Yours for trade,
142 STAT E ST.
OHUROH SERVICES TOMORROW
ROYAL Baking Powder.
Highest of all In leavening
Strength. V, S. Oovtmment Report.
Y. M. 0. A.-Riv. P. H Kuljjbt will
address the mail's meeting at 4 p. m.
A ladles trio will sing. Special orches
tral music. All men nro invltod to at
tend this meetlug.
Ckntkai. Giiaiai,. Sunday school
at 10 a. m. Prenchlug service ul 11 a,
m. At 0:30 p. m. third lecture iu the
courso ou "Sermons of tho Acts."
Jtad Acts, 4 1-M.
INUKPENOKNT EVANaKMOAL,--Oo
Cottage St., near (.'enter, J. Bowersox
pastor. Preaching at 10:30 and 7:30
toraTrow. Sunday School ut 12, and
Christian Endeavor nt 0:30.
UUMIlKHLANn PHESBVTEllIAN. Ou
High street. Itev. K. J. Brannin of
Portlaud, will preach at 10:30 a. m,
aud 7:30 p. m. Every body Invited to
como und hear a good 0. P. sermon.
It will do you good.
Unity. Services at 10:30 a. m. and
7:30 p. m. Sunday ocbool at 11:15.
Bbv. W E. Copeland pastor. Subject
ot morning sermen: "Give Us thla
Day Our Dally Bread." Bublect of
evening leoturo; "Who Wrote the
Bible aud When Was It Written."
Ciiouoit of Ojikist. On Court
itreet In W. O. T. U. room. Preaching
by Elder W. Kellaway, 10:30 and 7
o'clock. Morning subject, "Ye Ought
to ho Teaohers." Evening subject,
"Christ the Door." Bunday school
Immediately ufter morning service.
All Invited.
Chuistian. Morning sermon at
10:30. Sunday sohool at 12 m. Junior
Endeavor at 3 p. m. Y. P. B. O. E, at
0:80. Business of importance sufficient
to demand the attendance of every
member at the morning service will
come before tho church. Evening ser
mon at 7:30. Subject: "The Man of
Sin-Who Is Ht?"
FlRUT CoNanEQATIONAI. Rev. W.
U. Kuutner, D. D., pastor. Preaching
hi. iu:w n. ra. ouujeet: "A Father's
Love" a sermon for fathers and sons
aud duughtors. Sunday Bchool at 12
m. J. B. Tuthlll, superintendent
Junior Lndeavor at 3 n. m. Y P n
O. E. at 0:30 p. m. Eveulug sermon
at70p:m, Subject: "No IWgbtlS
Heaven."
JwiiHT BaI-tim1 CiiiMicu Morning
rvlfes nt 10:80. Kulject, "Curlst's
Revolatlon of Ills Dlvlno Nut uro on
Mount of Trausllguratlon," being the
fourth of u series ou Mountain Vlolorlep.
Sunday School nt 12 o'clock. Y. P. S.
O. E. at 0:30. Eveulng pervlces at 7:30.
Tepic: "The Young Man Leaving
Home," being tho first of u series to
young men. The evening offertory
will bean 'In'ermujso" from "Cuval-
larla Rustlciiua" "Muecogrel," by Mr.
Carl Denton, All aro cordiully Invited
to these serviced.
JOHN HUGHES.
Dealer lu Groceries, Paints,!
Oils, WimlowJGIii8s,VarnMitt!
aud tho most complete stock id
ISruslies of all Klmls In tbi
State. Artists' Materlnls.Lliw,
Hair, Cement and SliinglcsB
Ilncst qiiiilltv of tilMSSSKEH
Married.
JONE8-BArtENDBEGT. At the
residence of tho bride's parenlH In
Portland, Thanksgiving day, Miss
ivy J. Hareudregtto Mr. Bruce A.
Jones. Bev. J. Boworsox, olUelatlug.
The bride is ;a daughter of Henry
Bareudregt, well known In Salem
whero he lived, several years (Barn
drluk.) Tho groom Is h resident of
Brooks,
Died.
COLBATH. Iu Los Angeles, Call
fornla, Nov. 20, 1805, H. M. Colbath,
brother of E. 8. Colbath, of this city
of heart disease.
RECEIVERS
NOTICE.
Notice to Policy Hold
ers of State Insur
ance Company,
Favorable arrangements have
beon mado with tho Firoraea'i
Fund Insurance Curapany (ot
tho substitution of policies of
tho State Insuranco Compioy
without loss to tho assured
Beforo cancelling your policies
call on agonts of tlio Fir
men's Fund Insurance Co.
EDMOND 0. GTLTNEB,
RECEIVE!!.
Police Court.
Recorder Edes today sentenced two
hobos to the city Jail for uve dais mm.
These are the first men of that occupa-
" wiui wuom llecordor Edes has
bad to deal with for a month. A good
recora.
When Baby was sjclc, we gavo her Castorla. .
When she was a Child, sho cried for Castorla.
When she became Miss, she rlung to CastorU,
Wfcea the hJ ChtWrca, he eve them OwtorK
STATE
INSURANCE CO.
J
For cancellation oi
policies of State Insur
ance Co,f and substi',
tution of Firemen's
Fund oolicies call oa
JOHN WRIGHT, or
office of State Insuf',
ance Co
Nebraska Sorgham.
100 Court street.
UVER1NE
For Indigestion, liver aud
Lunn A Brooke drug store
kidneys,
tf
J, H, HAAS,
WATOIlUAUEn AND JDVEIEB.
SI Ikes a ipcolalty ol F.n IHpalf V 'Jl
1 iiomoft cluckn, etc, ai8 wrannre -
Fflft SAI F
A twelve acre pruno orchard, w"''.'.!
Incs and lniprovemnls. o ko' "Aii
un mile iroin rnllrona iiaiion. u'vtij
Uertha llebe. Blem. Oresoa. "2L
mAKKV UP- A ?ed and whlt J'If!j
I b.ilar.nt llnrnlnralllA. Owner COO I " l
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