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TQIDAY, JA2T. 3, 1890.
itar3jirT-i."3'-lti' "f1"75.
STKAMERS
Altona and Ramona
j LKiWK-
DAILV.
Portland, G:S a m
Salem, 7US m
Imtenendence. Oslo a m.
SUNDAY,
9:00 a, m.
10:15 a.m.
6jxj a m.
ISTFrelglit rew'lveJ up to io p. m..4El
Odick lime, regular Hrvlc and cheap
raw
" M IM1ALUWIS.
Agent, !'"
PERSONAL
? It. J. Hendricks U In the city.
H. C. Ilerron was In Marlon tKlay.
J). II. Lonney went to .lelfern-m to
day, Plill Nels wn an Aurora vl-!tor tc
day. Lydoll Hakerr turned to Portland
yesterdny.
McKlnley Mitchell, of OcrvaJe. wac
In tho city today.
Ilopbuycr Kola Nels was In Hrooks
today on buslntas.
Dr. W. S. Mott visited patlinlh nt
C'hcmawa this morning.
Win. Dtigan, the jilutnh.-r. had
business In Portland today.
C. M. Ovcrbaugh, travollng frelgltt
ngent of tho O. It. Si X. Co.. was In
tho city last night.
Dr. 0. K. Wright, of McMlunvllle.
wns the guest of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. .7. O. Wright, for a short time
cystcrday.
Oscar Chopin, of Ottowa, Illinois, Is
In tho city visiting his cousin, O. C.
Urowstcr, of North Salem, whom ho
has not seen for Xi years. The two
old gentlemen are having a right
royal visit, talking over tho days of
old lang syno.
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Mrs. Alllcc Aiken, of Seattle,
Is In
tho city.
Miss Marie CuudliT, of Albany, is In
tho city.
Miss Joslc Stiller went to Mill City
today for a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Wlngate, of
Astoria, were passengers to Port In ml
on tho Salem local this morning.
Mrs. J. It. Illukle returned to Hub
bard today, after a short visit with
her (laughter, Mrs. O. II. Darling.
Miss Katlo Wheeler, of Independ
ence, who has been tho guest of tho
Misses Crelghton, returned home yes
terday. Miss Lena M liter, who has lccu
visiting ho father, I. W. Miller, for a
Hhort time, relumed to her home near
Corvalls.
Mrs. L. W. Hiilss went to Woodburn
yesterday to conduct tho Installation
ceremonies of tho llolwkiili lodge last
night.
Mrs. M. P. Splller, who Is tho guest
oMior brother, Judge It. P. liolse,
went to Kiigcue today to Mtond a few
days with friends tlieie.
TWKI.nil Nllllir CAIINIVAU
ho ladles of Hie Unity church will
lvo it character parly In Channlng
hull on Tuosday night, January 7,
everyone Is Invited tocoinolnetMumo
and tiKMimo Miino chantctor for tho
evening. Nhakesporlau ivadlng and
songs In costume. Solos by MInsos
Joslo lJrowii. Adda Diivonirart and
Messrs LundoH and Akors. of Allmny.
Twelfth night cake, gumusnud revels.
Music by the Kllte orchestra.
Elxtrlc Hlttors.
Klectile lliueti u a medicine tuitttl for any
wtj.twt ptrhaM mor eirally ntMed
when the llvr ti torpid nml luW1.li ami (w
hci 01 a tonic iil alterative l f.ii. a
Piomjn utc of ilm medicine Ux uftu aettrd
luiiu aiui peina utal Mil 101
Wlliotu fevet. Nu
lUOMICIIlC Hill BCI llinri, tllrnlv ...ii. ...........
inj- ami freeing tlie ikem from the malarial
. . - --- -. ...-.. w,wl. ,1, vwuiiivi
Ivmi, nruiciic.
-, ; --' '--. ......K.IIWI. UtllIK
ii.ii.. n .j..
lion, uuiineu ieil.l 10 KUculc lliiun. "50
D;:;,w, w,,,c " "w '-w
(JHAXD KALIS L'OMI'KTITION
HMAKIIK1).
MiVKTOSIIKs- Allnnltiml
Lai c 8io nineklntoslitvi turn 7.
uuIIck' innoklntoshw now 5.
Men's .W Macklnt(ilie now M.W.
heaner ones f mm M.r.0 un.
l'NIKHWKAR WkouuXw.
Uit es union hiiIu now I.U5.
Ladles' all wool Milrtn and dniwew,
Men's all wool tauwilor Uilrus and
drawers, 76o each.
no 1 a wtwl Uniolw B5d iior yd.
51 Inch nil wool heavy iiluliK Mic
JHT W,
Fine J-'ivncli llaniiels ftoo yd.
IJno tierinaii lluiiiiuh 'J6a.
J8 Inch all wool trlcou o yd.
3J "c 'lntod ladluti oluin atk- yd
mo H,llu ,,0M
Mim; $1 hints now w.
4iWr.-,L'J0 w,, !l" rwluml-
-".I" M VI H Ull,
WILLIS imos.tu
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HOKICK UROTHBH8,
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THE OOODALE LUMBER CO.
A New Firm Organized In the Lumbsr
Tl4tna.
In 1800 Mr. J. C. Goodalc.of Coburj,',
established a lumber yard I" thUdty
fiitnii imo tioon ilnlnir n. cood bushier
through nil the linrd times, ami lias
LIIIUUgM till l"t iiuiu v.... ,
become otic of the popular ltftl I ill Ion"
of Saloiu.
In order to take lb more capital and
enlarge the stock and capacity of tho
yards here, to meet the reqiiltemeiiH
of a growing trade, the business has
univ 1kpii rc-oranlzcd as the ,1. (.'.
Goodiile Lumber Co., of Salem. Mr.
C. 0. Schramm, who owns a line piece
iv
of nronerty In BntiMi s.uetn, uas pur-
ciiascti a nun iiucioii 111 - "'""
. ,..., l.....-o t I Im c4rk.,lr.
Mr. Schntmm will lie the manager.
Ho Is a llrst-clus's biHlueu unit, and
speaks German as well sis English.
We take pleasure in recommending
him to our readers, and to the public
generally. Mr. J. K. Hiker still re
mains as the agent of J. C. Goodale,
to closa up all accounts tlll owing
Mr. G'irvl.iK and all are n-i'tti-d to
settle their accounts promptly.
T.jo old binds will l? kep! In tlic
ranis. All tittiantes on bills mid In
f jrantioti to Intlltlers will lw cheer
fully rarnlKhesI. The mune methods
Hint Imve built up the business and
galnwl the confidence of Its
byfalrdeMllngwIthall will
put roils
conl lime
as in the past,
Mr. Goodale wishes to express his
thanks to tho people of Salem for their
gonorous support. He believes In the
future- of this city and bhows bis faith
by bis works. The new lumber com
pany will carry double the stock It
has over done before anM Is prepared
to till any orders.
Aknuai. MMKTW0.-T.10se con
stituting the Children'- Altl society
who are In charge of the Orphan's
Home on Asvlnm avenue, held their
annual meeting yesterday afternoon.
Thoro were present; Mrs. John Mluto,
nresldent: Mrs. P. S. Knlirht. vice-
president: MrsE. V. Chase, secretary
.Mrs .1. .1, .Mtiriiny, 1 rea surer, "ami
Mrs. L. A. Kirk. Mrs. C. A. Gray and
Mrs. II, P, Mlnto, members, tho bal
ance of tho board, namely: Mcsdamos
E. N, Cooke, G. W. Gray, and J, II,
Stump, btlng unavoidably absent.
Heports of secretary anil treasurer
wore approved, that of the latter
showing tho receipt of nboutW.oio
and disbursements $2,1)00, Mrs. Thos
Kay was elected to till 0110 vacancy 011
tho board, and the other will soon be
supplied. Mrs. Ilolton, was retained
as matron, anil Mlsi Norwood as
teacher. There are twenty-two chil
dren cared for at the Home, Tho
fact that over one thousand visitors
registered at the Home during 180."
shows that much Interest s taken In
Its wllfare-
The Arcmiums.
The Installation of the Itoval Ar-
caiium's now olllcers took place Thurs
day night at Popular hall, In tho
Turner block, tho past regent, F. W.
Witters, presiding. Those rocelvlntr
tho honors were Chas. L. McNary.
regent ;G.Stolnor,vice-regent;Oswald
Wofit, secretary: F. W. Waters.
troastirer Chas. E. Hoblln, collecter:
Frank Davey, orater: David Stelner.
cliaplaln; It. 1). Allen, guide: A. A.
Loo, sentry: T. K. Ford, warden. M.
S. Skill was tho lodge's choice for
treasurer nt tho time tho election was
hold but ho doslrod to Ik excused front
serving, whereupon Mr. Waters was
delegated to that work. After the
Installing ceremonies wore concluded
siH'oelMiiakiiig was the order, lltoso
participating bolng F. W. Waters,
David Stelner, It. I). Allen. C. F..
Itobliu anil John II.GIosy.
A GOOD Ma.V Dh.D. John Slum.
son, of the Waldo Hills, died Friday,
December 27th. nt tho homo of bis
father, James Simpson, an Ormron
pioneer. Deconseil was 2l years of
age, and was one of the tnoM highly
out eonitMi young men of the county.
The remains wore Intotred in tho
Amletxm cemetery in the presence of
a large number of friends, the father,
irw brothers and throe sisters. Itov,
MHtthews, of Lltiibi, condiii'tlng the
service.
C.U.lfOJINlA WK.WIIKU. A S.il.,1..
wotiien writos front rniaro, wutthorn
Crtllfornla, Docinbr .10. 1S03, to hor
hiiiilmud as follow u; -I have to take a
hot llatlmn to IhmI overy iiIrIh to
keoii wnrin. We have vory cold nights;
liuinp froien every uiornliiR."
iXl-l-OlNTWl Al'IMtAlsKltS.- M. II.
Kralk, Phil K. vmz and J. 11. Olosy
wro apiKiintod animlor in the es
tate of Kvan Itees and Said Lung,
both lnsau iwrsons, of whom K. 1!
Me(rimek was miiKilnted guardian
some time ago.
11
Ouea fir Headacha
1 . . 'S"" "PVJd t be thexery
1 i,Tt f I1""! u and the
Mt dmM kib u.l kcw m la, Ims yellds to
s Mn:j, Wire 4l ho ai afilicetl to
.w mij a ImiiU. tat tl c hU rtmcly a f,
in . N' ,l?!",l cwuitjtatioM Kite
j!C.it,WI ?,rh B'finc tin 1 e led tone
" liHW, mj few 9m lwg resist the
im of tab mJkm.. T,v !,!;.. at..
v..nu .! ,.:. ir'i" ;,V"V "
Store. "
- - - r m .rm na mt ai it a.i'j
Drug
9 ' Ml
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castorla.
J
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Wotfen Mill Bid-.. :
The woolen mill bid, adverted fori
on the revised spccincHiiuiia '"
' a!.. tflt
nnflnnd vcstcrda.v inter
ll(Hin ln Architect VT. D. Iuh's office
M lll0 rio;,v. block. A number of
j ,.A.i rnMnrc were iircseiit as win nlw
Titos. Kny, T. li. Kay, llobt. Oxbow
nii-l Sniilu
Fa irar. member- of the
eoiiiiiu.t.
The several bids received were as
follews:
Henry Zaph Frame
struct uro ?!.-
218: brick, 8,u97.
H. L. Lamoreaux Frame,
n,103;
$.'1,08(1,
IjlU'VMIl.t 1"! IIIVV .7UMW.TT"
masonry for brick structure
'.,n,i for ,riclc building (completed
K; nddetl. or a total or w.m
ifiiinlilns .t Sotithwlck Frame
W.-W; brick, 3,307.
F. A. Erixon All masonry in brick
structure, W,2D."i.
llarrlld OHagcr-Brlck, 8,4l:
frame, W.07H.
A. E.Stanton-Hrlck, 8.32l; frame,
-.l8'...r..
H. G. Luker-Atl masonry, ,100.
II, M. Ely-Masonry, :i,77r; and
brick (complete) il,40j, frame, W.2I1.
A, L. Ilerrlck All masonry, i:i,803.
S, Mundcll Masonry, complete,
II. OK!.
II. S. Snook & Co. Masonry, W.7C0:
brick (complete) ,&20.
John Gray Hrlck (complete) $8,000:
frame, $7,850.
Lloyd & Sorter Lumber, shopwork,
Ironwork and later, $:),(180.
Those siibnilttcd were taken Into
consideration by the company and
definite action will soon be taken In
awarding tho contract,
The large teller of the old woolen
mill is telng Hxod up for the purpose
or Iwlng tested. The smokestack has
passed through the foundry man's
hands and all tho Indentations re
ceived at the time It fell have been
pressed out and It will be raised to
pinltloii by Silas Howard, the house
mover.
A Ca.rd.
On retiring from practice of den
tistry In Salem I wish to express many
thanks to my friends and clientele for
the very literal patronage enjoyed.
For future dental operations I am
pleased to refer them to my worthy
friend, Dr. C, II, Mack, who will con
tinue practice at the same oulec
(Old White Corner;. Dr. Mack hav
ing been associated witli me, I know
him to te extremely well skilled in
any and every branch of dental prac
tice and n very nice nnd worthy gen
tleman. I bespeak for hlin a very
literal patronage.
J. M. Kkenk. I). D. S.
Salbm, Dec. 28, 180;. 1 .1 lot
Pair Grounds Flooded.
Mr. Chas. Gles. who lives near the
Nolf store, sends Tun Jouk.vai. a
long detailed statement to show that
by tho building of the street railroad
and tho low condition of a sunken
bridge and the closing of a ditch his
laud and house and barn stand ln 0110
to two feet of water. Mr. Gles says
raising tlto bridge six inches oroncu-
Ing tho ditch would take nil the water
olT that section of the town. Another
man says his cow has to stand In
waten, and when she had a calf, he
had to carry It up stairs to save It.
Itoad HiKsTom HrucuuiidJuducIIub
bard, .should get their beads together
and relievo that Hooded district, if
possible. It can te done for a few-
dollars, Mr. Gles says, but ho Is too
poor to do It.
MARRIED.
COMMONS - VANTRRSS.-At the
residence of the bride's parents In
Clackamas county on tho evening of
December 31, lbltf, by Rev. L. J.
White, Kinina Coiinnons to Fred A.
Viiiitross. all of Scotts Mllls.Marlon
county, Oregon.
A lai-ge company of well wishing
friends and relatives were present to
witness the young peonle launch their
bark on tlieboii of inntrimonal life.
May a long and prosperous voyage bc
theirs to enjoy.
Joint lNST.i.i..vT(ON.-Meml)crs of
Sedgwick jwst and W. R. C. are re
quested to be prosont to take part In
the Joint Installation of ofilccrs-elect
on Monday evening, the (Ith Inst.
Post Commander S. 11. Ornisby will
Install on part of tho post, K, V,
Allen will Iw jirosont to deliver a
short address,
Iluhkk Ci.uu'8 Home. Tho con
tract for the work of remodelling the
the third story of the lhirkn iiirv
corner Commercial and Trade streets
ror the occupancy of tho Illlhee club
wasyosterday awarded to Young &
Itobinson. Work will bo commenced
Immediately,
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Tdo D scovery Saved Ills Llfa
Mr. 0. Cailloutte, Drutgist, Ueaversville.
III., say,; .-To pr. KiD.Veir Discovery
owe my life. Whs taken u lib UUrlrVne
and ided .11 the physicians for miles affi
out of na avail ud vras Bivcn up and told
I wuld not live. HainC Dr.Kmc's New
Dicoverr n mv itar I ., iL.. ,.? , ew.
bftan its use and from the first dose ben "o
., """ - -v. u.uig uircc unties was
up and about again It?, worth its weigh
in Culd. We unn'i tr. ... 1 . '
without it ' CJeTa' fVee' '.H.! .."tJSr
Utlt'iDiug Store. "
Children Cry for
Pltohor't Castorla.
Timsn Pioneers Iix.-Tv, Slnd,er
ft resident of Oregon since I., so-
rlously 111 nt his home several miles
northeast of saiem, ana is "i i--m-
cd to recover. !!. A. .101111-
son Is again In a critical condition,
and has teen 111 several weeks.
lllalr Forward, who has been very 111
at bis farm home near Sllverton, is
slightly linpioved.
Tub IIunaway, McCrow & Steits-
l,.T! .11 1. ..! Iinrcn tvuMintn frlfflltoncd
Hill PUVlUti; HUIOV WVV.."" p
yesterday at the Keforin school hack,
. . ' . , I.. t.ln nnlirCK
nnil tiasncii away win ' " ."""
frightened Joe. Uasey's express team,
which ran up Court street, dragging
the heavy hitching weight for sonic
distance ere It became detached. Af
tcru lound-about course they collided
with a tree in the state house grounds,
which brought them to a standstill,
with a broken wagon tongue.
Tin: Cluii Home. The contract for
remodeling the upper story of the
Uurke block Into quarters for the J 111
lice club or Salem was yesterday
awarded to Young & Robinson. The
moors were slirned and details ar
ranged for the work to begin
dlatcly.
illlllU''
SrTF. op U1110, CitvopToi.kiw.I ,
Lucas Couxtv f '
Frank J. Cheney makei 011I1 tint lie Ir ilic
senior partner of the firm of V. . Cheney 4
Cii, iloini; bulness in the City of Toledo,
County and State nforesaid, and that said firm
...!i, ..- .1.. .... rrtvi. itiTSMittim lMI
,VIII 'v 111. Bum " -i.. w ...'. ... .'w.- .
LARS for each and every cae of CsMrrh that
. . t at i. 1 .
ennnot ie cnrci ny tne me 01 11.111 r . ni.imi
Cure.
Fkanr J. CiirsBV
Swum to befoie me nnd snlnerilwJ in my
prci'ii?, thli 6lh day of Deoemlvr. A. D
1KS6.
,-. , AAV. CiJUinN,
j seal I Nut try Public
IIaII. fAtirl. Punl a I.t'.n tailor. tall, rtn I
.141. VMIi.MJI WUIb 19 ,.IVV. lll.W.un.a ...M
acts directly on the blood and muoti.$iitfncck
of the svjiem. Send for testimonial, f -re
I. J. Cheney & Co.,T..K-dj. 1)
j-.-som uy urui,'iiiK, 75c.
Children Oiy fc.
'hnr's Castoria-
n:
ANOTHER N
-0
GREAT MON12Y
Because we sell cheaper than any
other house and because the Shoes
aee thebest make, No shoddy stuff
in the store. All holiday goods lef l at
cost.
UNION BARGAIN STORE.
Wkono Xamk Given. Tho 11111110
of the waiter employed by J. II. IIllls-
hury who (llsarmenrcd sostuulenlv n
few days since was not O. .T. Roberts,
ns given by Mr. Hlllsbury, nor can
that Reiitleiniin ascertain what if
was. Mr. Roberts Is still oimilovcd
and Is (,'ttltless of such n charge. '
Uien Baby was alcV, w gavo her Castorl.
Wirn tlia was a ChlU, tlio crlej tor Castorla.
When kho hocome Jtlss, 1J10 clunj; to Castorta,
When khe had Children, slie iravethem Caitorta,
RiVKit 'Kvs.-The Kugeno came
up from Portland last night, going on
up to Corvallls, and will lo back to
day. The river stands, nt 1.11 foot, and
Is falling a little,
Bucklen's Arnica Salvo.
The Wit Sahe In the world foi Cuts,
Drulies Sorei, Ulcer. Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores. Teller Channel li.n.w ri.tll.Ntn.
and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
nu ui nu (iuj- iiiuircu, 11 is gnarnnteeii o
cle perfect Miislaciion or money refunded
'rice35 cents a box. For talc by Fred A
ICC.
RliAUtuatism Runs Riot.
JMien there is lactic acid in the blood.
Liniment and lotion will be of no permn.ent
benefit A cure can be accomplished only by
neutralii.ng this acid ami fur this purpose
Hood's Saisaparilla is the best medlsinc be.
cause Hood., Sarsapanlla is the only true
blood puiifier prominently in the public eje
Hooil i 1'ills become the favorite cathartic
Willi every one who lues thtm. 25 cent.
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair
Medal, (Midwinter Pair.
VMtft
w CREAM
BAMNG
PWttttB
iMost Terfect Made,
4oYcarthStaHdan!L
SMOOTii Jim RALEY.-Thero Is a
bill before the state ofllcials for ser
vices of Senator J. n. Haley of 8293
as attorney for tho Weston State
Normal school. The Weston Board
has audited the bill for Mr. Haley's
services In the suit the Regent began
against the Secretary of Slate to coin
poll him to pay over money uncon
ditionally withdrawn and dismissed
bv the Weston Regents. Mr. Kin
caid holds that the state cannot
be held liable for those costs and has
so notified the Weston nttomey.
We would like to look Inlo the pleasant
face of some one who has never had any
derangement of the degestive organs. We
see the drawn and unhappy faces of dys.
peptic in cveiy walk of life, It is our
national disease, and nearly all complaints
spring fiom this source. Remove the stom
ach difficulty and the work is done.
Dyspeptics and pale thin people are lit
erally starving, because they don't digest their
food. Consumption never develops in people
of robust and normal digestion. Correct the
wasting and loss of fledi and we cure the
disease.- Do tills villi food.
The Sinker Digestive Cordial contains
already t'igesled food and 1. a digester of
food at the same time. Its effects a(e felt
at once. Get a pamphlet of your lr.UBS,i
and leMit about 1.
Ixol U Castor Oil made as sweet
honey by a new process. Children like
Marvelous IuUs,
From a letter wiltlen by Rev. J. Gunder .
man, of Di-nnUtc, Mich., we are permitted
to make this extract! "I have no hesitation
in recomcndlng Dr. King' nsw discovery, as
the rcsnlts were nlmoit marvelous in the case
of my wife. While 1 was pastor of the Uan.
list Church at Rives Junction she waslirougiii
down with Pneumonia succeding I.a Gripp,
hours witli little nitcruption nnil it seemed
If she could not survive them. A friend rec
meniled Dr. King's New discovery; it wss
quick in Its work ond highly satisfactory in
result." Trial bottles free at Fred A. Ugg's
Drugstore. Regular siie qo cents, and $1. to.
AlllilHL OF SHOES
SAVERS-WHY?
THE MARKETS.
Chicago. Jan. 3. Wheat, cash s6Jc.j
MyS9KK.
New York, Jan. 3'Silver, 66c; lead,
3 30.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
San Francisco, Jan 3 Wheat, i.oij
Wool. Oregon, choice, 7 toe; Interior, 7
8c, valley, rXSillc.
Hops Quotable nt 57C
Potatoes 25 to 40c per sack.
Oats Milling. 6s72V.
I'UKll.AND MARKET.
Portland. Ian
3. Wheat valley, 535
Walla Walla, co.
FlourPortland. $2.60; lienton county
Oats- White, 2202.10; grey', 202i jrol'led,
, bi,iaiu, jj o; tupcriine, S2 per mil.
n lugs, $4 255.25,
uaireu, 54.50 7.00;
cases, 3.75.
Potatoes.. New Oreron.
11.V n:i ..nSl-i. -?vuv "' "BK-
..j . .u, )M!,o$o per ion.
w., v".ey. "c; Eastern Oregon, 7(oc.
M JiistujI. .Hran. $u.5oi2j shorts, $12
i3;chop feed, $i2Is per ton; rye. 75c perc
H des tjreen, salted 60 IM 44c; under
60 lbi 36c; sheep pelts. io7oc
Hops.. Oregon, 410 7c, according to qual.
Butter. .Oregon fancy creamery, 25fjt27l:
ancy dairy, 2o22- fair to good, 15 I7
common, 10c. "
Cheese. .Oregon full cream, 9(,ioc
tggs. Oregon, i82oper doi ; Eastern,
iSc per dor. '
Tpultry.. Chickens, $1.50(3 J3.00 perdozt
ducks $4 oo4.5o; geese, S6.oo7.oo; tur'
keys. 0 lie: dressed. loi2c.
eef..Topsteers. 2K23.5c per lb; fair
dreed beef. 45c" :.
Mutton.. Het beef. $2.rwn? r. ,,
cwm, i.5o(ni2 00; dressed, 4c.
nogs Luolce. Iieavy. 3 00(5,3.40; light
and ecders: $2 7t: ihmU Ais)dz it ' "k l
Veal Small, choirs tnfjt. '1 ' ..
per lb. ' 3va'' -Bac
SALEM MARKET.
heat. .J4c per bit., market firmer.
Oat, ,17c.
Hav..Baleil. rliMi , ,n ... .! ...
., . . r.jvj.uuj nmoiny,
i&Ur, ,.'h??"i,e ,ot. 'So; retail.
.280; bran, bulk 39.00; aicled.-2oo:
hortg, :ii.ooi2.oo; chop feed, Zu.oora
13 00, " -
VMl..Dressed 44'.
Hogs.. Dressed. j$.
Sheejj.. Live, "2.00.
Woof.. Beat,' ,V,c.
Hops. Best, 4(?.S0.
; bK..-ii. toe,
UUtter..Rt dairv
J2j!2c; fancy
creamery, is2oc.
Uheese. . mf3ii !.
rm smoked
II : shoulders. ?r.
-'-t'
Meats.. Bacot, 6c; hams,
Poiatoei..25cperbu.
Onions.. 2c.
Apples 3,5(3-oc.
Jouliry..Hens. 5c;rocsters. It.Soperdw
nd not wanteJ: ducVi. - mffl.f rL!:-. !
turkeys, Hre 7c; eggs I2 cents cash.
A Loan. rim ! m t .. . ,
fcalem has mado application to the
state lxml of school land commls-
"WW 9. lor ft fwn nt ainAA
chuwh property ir, this city.
its
CLEARANCE
V
And
R
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SALE AT
5.M.
& L.
115 STATE STREET
J. C. GOODALK
Goodale Uintber Company
OF SALEM
Yards on Twelfth and Trade Streets.
Keep the most complete stock of common, dimension nnd finished lumber
in the city, and sell on the most favorable terms. Lath nnd Shingles.
Our stock Is made nt our own mills, of tho best lumber In the state.
The Salem
Woolen Mills Store,
The clothing busk
ness in Salem during
the past year has, in
a general way, had its
rough sailing, But the
Woolen Mills Store
has stood like Gibrak
ter and .sold the most
and best goods, It's
home-made and alk
wool goods, coupled
with square dealing,
has done that busk
ness, and the intention
ot the managers is to
put in a large stock the
coming season at
prices that will corres
pond with small in
comes, and at the
same time the standi
ard of these oooulaf
goods will be fnlKr
kept uo, and its mr
friends and catrons
can rely in the future
pn getting eMUU
goods, the same ao jr.
the pastt
i L aPPr
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-efts
n
ft. STOCK
C. O. SCHRAMM
C. G. SCHRAMM,
Manager,
JOHN HUGHES.
Dealer iu Groceries, PaiHts,
Oils, WlndowiCIIass,VariiiMLcs
ami the most complete stock ol
ttruslies of all Klmis iu the
State. Artists' Materials, Lime,
Hair.Coment and SklHglesaiid
Incst quality ol GRASS SEEDS-
VETERINARY
Condition powders, liniments, heal
ing lotions and ointments, blistering oint.
raents, purgative pills and colic medicines al
ways on hand as cheap as elsewhere
CONSULTATION FREE. e,50Wlierc-
W. C. MITCHELL..
Vet. College, Toronto;.
Graduate of Ont.
Canada.
Ub?,es.n.2n?oS7 " RCd Fr0nt U7
HARD TIMES PRICES!
iiJSifc. J5fi? l p6 ,o &'
New fliPlnrv thrm r,I.V
jTithtoesandcaikr...::.;"; To
Hand.made steel shohs !...'."!" 2 00
loon,. 1, !'JaoK" JECarielns,
loo Cbemeketa street.
FOUND On fh r;i.... u-.i '
mn' ,n,M purse' conlalnIB a um of
money. Owner can have same by provlnc
Property. InqU,re of Silyerton stare driver.
123131
l--L":w. el fr
irwi w 5 .c w loroi i'noenu 01
London, New Zealand Insurance company
SljfVS? Lifc nd Accident, ha
woved his office in with the Globe Real
instate ofh. r ...:.. 1.. . . . .
1 - -' i l JM( OH1CC DUIIU-
1-2 im"
canr .ir A,AIOV ,L CURE CO-. to
c.n.,0f,,,ni,lid"c'- W.a.
.r!.. u.t. "-vi,i rc, luraw, ustuia
w. 1... eum.catanh and minor disease.
.n: wraDination oil which is working
Bo, Address. II. HtCKUAN. "
wx 169, TraTcling Agent. Eugene. Or.
J H. HAAS,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Miim i inuiiinnri:.. 1. ,. -. .1
PnomaKlock, etc., 215 Commrcal Street,
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