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MY HOWtR
OKOTHKIta.
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TUESDAY, .TAN. 7. JBfHl.
STEAMERS
Altona and Ramona
LEAVK-
flAILV.
SUNDAY.
IOH5 a.m,
6 xx) a m.
Portland, t45 a m
aaiem, 7145 a. m.
Independence, 6ijo ft m
KrFieleht received up lo lo p m.EJ
Quick time, regular service and cheap
.. rate ...
M. P. BALDWIN,
Agent, Salem
PKRSONAL.
K. C. Hcrrcn went to Eimeiio todny.
h'clh R. Hnninipr went to Porlliiml
Unlay.
W. C. Knltfliton wont to Albany
todny.
Lydcll linker rotnrnod to Portland
todny. A
11. W. Lnwlnr Wfln&lo Portland till
afternoon,
Geo. C.Will returned todny from
Mnrlon.
Mlm MngKlo Alilcrson returned to
Albany today. , 1
.Tosopli Ebnojyof QocjtiIh, wnli In
tlio city todny.
Geo. C. Cllnc, of Wondbtirn, Is In
t Iip ell. v today.
Dr. mid Mr. W. A. CutlNc" went to
Portland todny.
Dr. RIclinrdKon nindcn trip to t lie
reform rcIiooI todny.
Attorney Jolm IJayne wont to Port
land tills afternoon. .
Miss Rcrtlin Dixon went to Port
Innd toduy 00 vIhIL frlondtt.
Miss Ucntrleo Gotclieol, of' Inde
pendence, went to Portland this nfter
tioon. Frank Hryuiit left Inst nlglit for
Haltlmore, Md wliero bo will visit
relatives forn few weeks.
Mrs. S. 13. Itiissoll, formerly matron
at tho Insane tiHylum, went to Port
land today to remain Indefinitely.
Mrs. H. M. (Jemwe. Mrs. MrNtow,
Mrs. W.N. Wado, Mrs. KlliiRcr,, nf
San Frnnclsco.abd Myron UlliiKor,.lr.,
wont to t lio reform school today to
Hend tho day.
Central IwIko No. 18, K. of P. will
Install otllcors .tonight at tho A. O.
U. W. hall, and tho Installation of
tho RnthlHino sisters will follow. The
ceremonies will Ik puhlie.
K
Ualhm IloitHiiMi'.N. At a stockhold
ers' meeting of UioKulcin HjHjed hsm
elation, hold yesterday morning at
tho oillco of V. N. Dcrhj', tho follow1.
Ing olllcors and dlrcctora wore chosoi
to servo for tho oiisuIhk year, to-wli
President, George Collins; secretary.
W. O. Westncolt; treasurer, K. S.
Lnniport; the directory iK-lngtiiudcup
of tho following named guntlmumi:
I. L. Patterson, .1. J. Dalrymple, K. N.
Derby, Xleorgo Collins and W.G. Was
tncott. Messrs. Westacott and Col
Huh were npiKilnted as delegated to the
Northwest racing circuit ineetlng
which wns hold In Port laud lust-night.
Thoy went to Portland yesterday for
that purjo-e.
Dkatii Nkau IMi.ih. Mrs. Mary
"A.Bhowey, residing two miles from
Dallas, In Polk county, died yesterday
nfer a lingering lllnass. Sho was the
ulster of J. W. McCuIlwh.an attornoy
of Knlom, whoso home Is on a farm
near tho state reform scIhmiI. A telo
phono uiof-uiKo, boiirlng the sju Intel
ligence, wns received at tho central
oltleo Inst night and conveyed to Mr.
McCulloch via the reform school line.
MnitciiANTiy- Vhmok. -Don't for
get President Chapman's leoturo in
unity eiiiiivli next Thursday night at
":) sharp.
Uath! Uathtl Ilathtl , , ' '
Go to the porcelain Iwiths, slK' Itnths
for II. ChlldhMi'shalrcutting, under
12yonrsofnge,lfteenu.
mm1'" J'.!L'' yUuM 1n,l,
GRAND BALE- COMPKTITION
bMASUKD.
lM oh 110 mackintoshes now 7.
Ladles' fl inaeklnUwhiw now M.
Men's W.60 .Macklntoshos now 7.N).
..i ,.ll'iUKr,lllt" '-"- -'.W "l.
I'NDKHWKAR-lllg out liore.
Ud m' (S union suits now ll.oft.
Ladles all w.xd shirts and ilmwers,
Mo each.
Men's, all wool (an color shirts and
drawers. 75c each. .
DUKKS (KHIDS- Slaughter prices -
12 Inch all woolllKHielivs too iwr il,
. Inch nil woof hwivy plaltlsffflo
per 11I.
line i ivnoli UJii.iiuln.Vi.- ,i
Flue German llauiieU 2Ac
.a incii nil wind trleot :ifc yrl.
u Inch ImiKirteil Indies cloth tliVs yd.
CWyrillXtf Men's I0 sultw now
W.ii(l.
Men's 7sulU now 00,
,'M lllwyH' suits all mltiml-.
11.75 to 04 a suit.
W1LLLSRROS. t CO.
m. .Court nud Llborty gtrcct.
TImj Cash Dry Goods ClotliIng"an.l
i u'-i ixu-J'im uuaaei-i-l
niti yx-L-v.
;tvvm
II.. n I.IMH" rtv tfv '
gorea pifm m
vi' I " '"i fMkwpi
It) l(t ', HrrjuflMti
'J lie rtcfhMrrif'i. rrwiiwi maun; n
jbim nini io
jmtjliiriniiiiiu,iiii
thUinffiKiftv
ttWBtarOlHMW!
Monui'iti
BnninFWti. ...".
AVH-HiimWA -.Oe
Knfririn Tlelimil M7fT
tfnipliito rofnriii Ml
itewlLOfll.i f.W
lillllllN.
C(ittK
r.. t Mil IIIIIPNHlfMll.i
A ... .. t
null illnltiK linll, flfly-
A.ias
KcZ'lWk iniM aw
HnlnrlcB TijuIoxpyiiHoi uiiihi i
n'iKwii .........:. 101
KOllOOl
Conveying, roimotf,
CViiivni'liiir lin.'illAit.
Con
Wiiife: U.IS7
siiltoiitliiry 307'
in in tt i riii
AVcod fflrtpoiiltontliiry 307
I.. Hnvnffrt'for hind M
Mrs. Hirftlcr for hma. . .'. . .
Ktin 1 Drown for material 10
Hiik-oek estiite for Iiishiiu
Print I in: and lilndlnir S."M
SimroiiKi liKiires mm circuit
Judges
KfccUou Hiipplles
Hoard if liort limit lire.
Maintenance wildlfw' IkJiiio...
I.
r,l
127)1
10,031
Total 9"I-M
Tho derli'leiiclct prorlijcd for In the
levy tout yciir wwrtiKiUed 501,011. Tho
oKciMc of dctlclciiclefl that must lx
nled this year over last Is $1:1,702.
AppIlcnlloiiM for eharltnble jiunwses,
Tor reliefs, etc.. made by tho last
Imrijlnfnrp. ulilcli were not reckoned
........ . -- ,
In dctiTinlnliiK the r.ii last ywr, and
iiik me nuo ma, ywir, 11110
which will Im-provided Tor lh full this
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,,..... 1 1 i... r. (vm
1UI I III IIU IIUIIlUx V ..,w"
Albany ornliiin-tl homo M0
Kuli.m iiriiliniiK' 'liniiiii fi.(KR)
P.frtland luby llome -1,000
Jtefugo homo M"'
Magiliiloii homo. 4.000
Hoys' mid Olrl-t' aid society. . . . :i,r,w
Put ton home for friendless 2.1KM)
HI. Mary's home, Honu-rlon t,tH)0
Portland fnVklndoiKiirteii. . . . I.fioo
A l'rnjl nt llnrmnil Iti.llllllirt r.im
Attorneys iiKi'lcultrinil college. I,.V1.'I
Itefuriilshliitf treasurer's ofllee. l!.(HKi
.1 ?" Ull'tll. ,...,... .- .
Attorney's fees Lenlteiitiai.v In-
I Vir Ml, ..mi- .1.
.votlgaled ITI '
"J.'W. Mnxwolliauxiiensps 1.1IS8I
O'Conor,: C. dpofnulo liul.l- j
o'iieniiV.cni,Htee-work: ''Si
G. (J. Fuller, attorney WK)
Attorney's fees toC. A.Cogs
well ,issi
Total I7,8II7
The excess In deficiencies of ftl.1.-
782 added to the last total IsWl.OMi. I
Other appmprlat Ions' not wholly nut I-
clpated by the iMiard last year were:.
Painting rnpllul 2,000
Uathtubsal peujtentlniy NM)
Strnlgliteiilngiiiil Mill creek... 7,rno
fyiiunds for Woitou school 1,000
Iterorm school expenses
Water system for reform school.
Llehtlmr reform school '.
itt.tlOO
0,000
1,700
1,000
(K)
7.000
.library IxmiUs for asylum
Conveying asylum patients. . .
Uxiieiises at coltago farm . . . ,
iiiiiinuiiii'iun a l lining lum. . . ii,imm
Fencing n.vluni lands 1,000 ,
20,000
n.i.n ,...oo'.1:,:..(!. !!,.M! ...,,().ur "?"""
, ,, ,. ., . , ' j . '.
This, ndded to the IkiIiiiicI' of SOI.-
U5U, against t he ISlMlasMHsinont, makes
'H8.I.TO. The iKNinl last year est!-
.i....i u.. .., ..' . .
iiiihvii .,mm 10 uieei iiiu cost 01
linlldlngs. Deducting this amount.
Hon of 15.ooo was niade. creatlnira
balance In fuvorof thUyear of $25.(KK).
The statu lMwrd li) nol,yel prepiued
to declare tholpvy. The basis llguivs
now me 78.'l!wH, iipiiroxliuately, as
the amount of revenue 'to lie raised.
Thlsmnoiiut Is subjeel o migniontn
Hon of iHirtoralTtlf 1I0,(HH), for the
brunch liioino usyluin, that may bo
levied; aho, to deduction of the sur
plus yet to Inutetennlnod.
t he brmieh asylum In l&otoru Ore-
gun levy mustibonimlu.iitliirsni,rnm!
court bus not Vol preiwrell lt nnlii
ion. lint .ni.i .... 4ni,i a,,v v.ii ,...
lovtwl. The tnx ley for stute pur-
lMiieHwlll not exuMl live and fomv
tenths inllkfiii the nlmw Imsls of eui. !
culat Ions.
1.U1TRR LIST.
t
frOm the last balance. iiiO.I'l) renin ins. '
Tho 2I.O00 exe for supre.i.OMind ""l ' '! U trl-tliit-. We paid
circuit Judges, pmswutlpg attorneys. H)0 or Mw Koncwl fund for keeping
etc.. swell tlia balance lo W71I5.I1H,, ma,'s1 '""' ,rl,1's- We should
There was ehXOOO estimated by the i l "ila work out of the poll and
board last year Tor the expenses of the ""'I1, U,x' "J1-,0"1 of t,, avlwnX Um
legislature. Anudjlltlonalapproprla-i N ltl' " 1h"Khl " l f Nilarles,
tii.r tiRikhi ."..u i.. I we could run the city on K mills. I
Tho following letters fguhdn hii000" JWfor jwillcu and tiiv depart-
lite Salem tost oilire unwlfed fur.
nursons colling fur the Wuie, p1wim
say "niheitlsed
A lined Shu
RalltM Mr.
OlHidyS.lt Mrs.
.Dunn .Miiml llw.
Ilradley D. P. ' , lnMU s,,ll,,,: "Wo should cut
Cooke C. W. Mrs'llmvilUio expeiues until we can get
Cmlg Rowan "lung with an 8 mill tnx. We emi do
Klrtfc1TrtW,l,, ,hl W,,WC,nK th0 W
Ilnnlwlek Jack wui,u,t , w,'l " We Imvo got
Stegi) Herman N) fr 'K with the city hall we hot
LmuiWIlllo i
'Fnnonmrk J.
Ilowltt Arthur
Klmlml) W. S.
l.l.lli.lns.
Mooro N. K
i.-.i..i
.Nloorti Miiinlii'Mrw ik1, i'.'ii.,
,. ,, mr "" ""lion 1, III. .'119,
Sl .1) V& v. Vm A "K0 M s
(Vioter IMinis. '"
' ' Sf " ' ,toNUAM
v ' lWnmster.
tlutiiNiliB IftAho imrtv uutv .ii,.iIfl,,i
any ehfhiiutar, wliuihvr Slutkspeiire or
not, nni' rnney rei u not eweutlul
for lUllllUslllll. OllelllM LHIHsl.l ..l.
uilirriMru ttJAm lrvfer.
? CatauKIivHMd
to tmivuro IiIaiI9b.I -,.... i
Jt.U iMit tllm. Hwa StruMnlla
h ewirU huiulr.!. ot cm of caunU lw-
v it i.i in, iRe wooj ih1 Inthti way i
... . .vw..,v ,v iivit('( VW III
wuo eery one uho UlM ti,co, 3! ,H,
, v. . t.i ui iu u.Ksic It alia U a. t
up .U ium ani prevenH atik oTmMN?. I
itpu PI M PP UP
MiLfi UJlLLIfi UUUI1UIL,
AMomblut In I lrt Solution
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unu iu uigmiiMJ
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A HA H S S N AY N H
Wf , ,
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Interviews With Aldormen on tho
Burning Question'
Thin nlRlit thero meets for the first
tlmo tho new council for Ihdo.
I The Mnynr w
imsNMitfe, appoint
1 n,ttcW n(i t lie
'I'l... fi.iM M.III rif.ll Ilia llllllllfll
Jill iMIIJUl ,ll, Kim ...........
Ills standing Corn
ell tho council will
pteot city olllcors, police mid llremen
for the ensuliiK year.
A COUNCIL OAL'CUB.
A enmms In wild to have been held
by the ineinljors of tho city's now
fonnell nl (tie eouncll elinmher Sun
day afternoon, mid anions the bus!-
worn tiiwuiwwi was mm or nuiiiinic
tiemons to serve the city during tho
year In the cnpaelty df ikiIIcciiioii,
tiro chief and engineer, and street
commissioner, to lie elected at to-
nlulit's niecLlntf. It Is published
that theslato arnuiKeil Is as follews:
-;- ; - 7
I vuyciKiiPi-r ..... :
uliiimKv .1 fiilvnr I
street comml
Iip pie-ciit In-
. n.wii. -.- .......... . ., .
(MltllliOnt.
Fire chief O. D. Ilutton.
Policeman --.John W. IGiimble, (ofic
of tho present forcwj of the fourth
ward, and I). L. Flosterof the second.
Knglnoer lire depart ineiit Win.
King.
It is said I licit! will bo a tlo vote In
the council on the election of Ml.
Ilutton and the present incumbent,
Andrew Cons, but the mayor favors
1 in- Kirmur. j
Tut-other candidates worn iis fol-
'"y ' ."."ivv, ,-.u ..-, .ut-
!' Policemen W. L. Lntouiette,
-Jolm Patterson, Doc Gibson, J. A.
MV.t,I.,,:,; V' ?ttr' A' (!?,mU'1-
Hitsldos the ulxivo there are the sev
eral hosemeu and the driver of the
lioiowagon who will Ikj voted for to
night.
WHAT AI.DKKMHN SAV,
Alderman M, S. Lmuiiort was soon
ut his linriiess shop, lie has noVcr
served In the council before, mid
would say but little: "The main
thing nowadays is economy and to
look after the luteiest of the tax pay
ers. We want 11 woll maintained po
llen force and lire1 department that
Is us well maintained ns the city can
nffoid. There a le many things we'd
like to have iu our private alfalrs that
we simply don't have Just lwcause wo
" '
can't alTonl It."
,""" K'ows.iipiiis rove eo il'i 00,
,,, ,., i11L, i,,,,,, ,, ,.,.,.,, ..
"ol,"",,"l. "Hurost on ciuionto.-
,n",M . ","" lN , " ' ""',,,,w ,0
several hum lied do la in. Wo Imvn
,.,.,.l , . ., . , , , ;
;IW' 't' t'linee (... bo.i.led (lebt,
tiu.itj llllll Olllllllll III' UIIIIIIMClCdlllKI
would not favor a 2 mill sinking fund
now, hut when the cloiuK roll hv.
IkMiple cannot lw taxed now to pay
principal. The salaries of tho record
er and marshal wore ilxed last March
by the ordinance. The police and
Hreineii aru lixod from year to year."
Fred. A..Liiri! "I umM in... ,, ...,.
lo'elty fn,v reduced ir It can Iwdone
I without simply having to make up for
It next year. Another thing I favor
. ." wo'1 "l
is a well regulated license net, A wd-
'. ".' ls "mv U,X0(I wUMi lMlilgh
li sinus out nearly all of them. Tin
u' Wull,(l tt more revonueat ulowor
,ll!e"M'' 'J''i i'Uy hull should be
!,"1u,wl "l w l"lng rout, and
" lh m I'lepiwiit on our hands. 1 nm
'""i i mvoror reductions in salaries
,1"r,,,K tl10 lmn ' N elected for.
Our city OXDOllso Is iMtt.w'Kiui Miym ,,..
v-.,i iu, jnuivo nou mv uepari
Woiiiiot wince Hint much
fuent
without
destroying Its entire elll
elonoy."
Awarded
INehcct HonoraWorld'a Fair
Altd, Midwinter Pair.
Most Tcrftct Made.
o Years the Sttndtrd
mm
mam
torlliilsh. Got Into it mid loijHiy
lug ronu I don't know as wo onn re
dun- -mlnrlw. Inm willing lo Itt."
TitB JLWOI'.'M MUMAOtf.
M i fVi Alt iii t.la nxtMaat, will
linpl ejtloml 11 welromo !' Mio ifw
i-ll) iiiiiiicll. llDWllldlMMiMliiipr'.rtc
intuitu In I In, lira iliiimrl iiihMI . the 110-
illitiiloii of the street and road lix(
find 11 brief statomaiit of city llnnneoi.
'There will tw n new olty linll commit--leenppoluted.
but Hip Mayor will not
iIIwmiss the city hall In his mcKWign.
Mayor Galcli doilies tho raport puh
llsliod that there was a tie vote on
tililof of tho lire department. It was
a private and Informal conference mm
no decisions wore ronohed as lo any
Ofllce. -
CITY IUCPHX8KR
tho jiiist year have len cut down In
many ways. The total bill for board
ing prlsonors the imst your Is only
about 0171, when In tho hi1 It bus
iKien as high as that for a single
month. Tho main credit for this Is
duo to tho sflvlng effected by tho mar
shal and city recorder.
MARION COUNTY KXPENSBS.
Tho To al County Uxpendlturea for the
Year of 1895.
Tiik .Iouhnai, compiles from the
Ixioks In tho county clork't olllcc tho
seggregated total of cxiendlture for
lan-J:
f'tiiidtv f.titiitiildElintii'ir 41 ?)r.(t ft?
SujMjrvlsors :i,0S2 1-1
I iiMtne 172 fw
.Jury 2,28i 1)..
Coroner .
1ST III
Fuel
County surveyor
r,i 70
1,622 00
Ii,t22'00
II 00
i.3Hl P(l
. 17 Jit
'....-. ll.PlBtt)
4.:mhi 1:1
7.0:10 10
Assessor J i"'-
Fleet Ion
District attorney
Hoiinlv
County treasurer
nisburjoiiiouts,
Road and -bridge::'!..
Ptitmer
Crlminni
Slock Inflect Ion
100 00
Stationery 1,770 7.1
Court house i.-I.TJ 00
Clerk's account -1.104 15
Recorder's account 2,01)0 00
Sherlir's account. 7,005 27
Military ; OHO 00
HallllTrt J.T OO
School suporlntendoiit 1,222 fill
County Judge 1,500 00
Total
..1s58.:i2S 10
Jurymen Impannellcd.
.Justice of the Pence II. A. .Johnson,
Jr., of Salem district, yesterday se
lected the following named persons to
serve as Jurors for the court during
the current year: Scott Rlggs, M.
Reamer, F. S. Doarbon, Kugene Willis,
W. 11. Cook, .J. A. linker. K. F.
Osliurn, M. O. Ruren, Win. Allln,
II. II. Ragan, George W. Watt. Frank
IIowe.,1. M. Payne, Ray D. Gilbert,
Kdward Keller, .1. W. Thomas, 13. II.
Flagg, Archie .Mason, W. W. Johns.
II. W, Rarr, Karl Race, H. S. Uelle,
C. P. Illshop, William Cherrington,
Charles Weller, George AVatcis, F. F.
'J'oevs, II. II. Thompson, 1), 13. Ken
worthy, A. O. Damon. J. A. Allien.
Col. Olmstcnd, II. G. Sonnouian, II,
W. Myers, A. White, S. M. Stock, P.
J. Larson, Kdward M. Crolsun, ,j. o.
Ro7orth, A. S. Rrnstlold, Walter
Denton, J. R. Davis, Lot L. Ponrce,
Walter Stol., .1. II. Cook, W. T. Gvnv,
Hurry C. Downing. Al Gardner. .1. i-
Siniger, A. II. Gardner, In forming
the panel, Judge Johnson wim as.
slsted by two freeholders Iu accord
ance with tho provisions, of Hill's code
lu this respect.
Dcwatc Of Ointments for Catarrh
that
contain Mercury,
a mercury will turcly destroy the tense of
niell nild COmnlclrll tlrflnn ,Ti ...),!- ...
, " .... ...w .IllUlb PI,
ttlll Wlicu ClUCr mi It I irOLC l 111! innrmu
jur.acen bucl. articles should never be used
except on preicrlpiions icputable physician,
r lite damage tliey will do Is ten fold to th
gxvl you can derive from them. Hull's
Catarrh I ure. ma.iufadturcd by V. J. Cheney
Lo , Toledn. O , contains no mercury, and
. i-sii inicinaiiy, acting uirectly upon the
hlOOu aiul mnrniit intrnj Ar .1.. .......... ,
buying Hair Catarrh Cure be sure you" get
.. tviiunic. ii inasen iniernauy. ana made
In loeiloOlno, by V. J. ChenyS.Co. Tes.
limonlals fre. '
fVNjih bv DrUCOltts nrlri. ir rnl. l.l
tie. ' " " " "l
Uucklon'g Arnica Salvo
The bit Salve In the world foi Cuts,
Ilrulses, boras, Ulcers. Salt Khcum. Fever
.,,.,lf!u,' ChPPl hands, Chilblains,
ami all bUn hruptions, and pwitively cures
1 lie or no .wy rwiu.red. It is puiraniefl n
ni.v .,..,... - .!., ... . -r r
j... ,.. in.1 aiiiacuon or money reiunded
ncc 35 cents
a box. For sale by Fred A
ce
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ROAD CAR I" WANTED -A Second-hand
ight road ca.t u wanted If It can be had at a
low figure. Apply at 206 Commercial street,
S'fnut
i! 1 ?' 5",e anJ Bcral agents. Salary
and comrnmlon. Racine Tire Engine Co .
Haelnc, Wis.
eci.it
.IW5 MhN' '0L"CIANS AND PUS.
nes houses can obtain all newspaper infor-
oumv tOB;,htl'or,he ''. coast and
tounty from ,he Prcw Clipping Uureau
Uhen) Union block, Portland. K u ?" '
SMITH TOilKR TYPEWRITKR-Fw
:v" , i.'m vwuuHHin. lust the thino fnr
btMBM.ho.tc or student leam ng to u e8 the
pewr.wr. Iw,ulre 2SS KCommerciSt
reel
Il-29.tr
CARPRT PAPHR-Urge lot of heavV
j.H.rnai'office. B U"a" Mrj"U' CaU
Hfc. toMieT
TfrgS&S&Z-
le at
"T"::.-- 1. ..-
COUflT IIOUHK UnVSH,
wmnvrR rnrrtf
Uhtti. Li, liuwkliu uiku lliut Jto
WilUi b apjlnll uuafdiau of Jua
H. Ifnwl(ln,nn Ituwno prfuii, n Htre
n projierly left Hie heirs woilli iilsMlt
I(XX. .Inn. I. II I" I1'1 for
hrnrlng objections to jk'I II lofi If any.
.loscpli Kbner, giinrdlnn of the o
Into of Cnthorlno lllolliig mi hisntip
iK'rsfin, filed Inventory mid iipprnNe.
moiitof tho eslate iniide b) Hiiniiiel
Laymnii, L. II. I'onjadc and .1. W.
Thoenbiirg. ProHrly IskIiowii to Ikj
wnrllUlWB..
i.ountv vovnr.
The cnmiiiMmnors
Wfdiipsdav ut I) a, m
court
, Tho
incuts
Judges
bo ni
11 nd 11
and clerks of election arc lo
noliited, the road supervisors.
groat dixtl of routine business. It
will be a big term.
MARRIED.
SHAJ'FR - (IKiTrMAN.- At the
ollico of the county Judge of Marlon
county. Oregon, .January 7, 18W1,
Miss ulnrn blinfor to Mr. August
Gohrman, liotli of nervals, w. C.
Hubbard officiating,
DItilJ.
MULICKV.-At Mehauia, Sunday,
.January o, 181U1, at 2 p in., of
consumption, David Mulkcy, aged
22 years.
The Ixnly wns buried In the Fox
Valley graveyard yesterday.
MILES. At .Sunnysldc, Monday.
.1 miliary 11, Infant son of Mr. and
uMrs. m. Miles, aged three months.
Did You Kvcr.
. Tr- IJIfCliic t!:(tcr a a remedy for )our
trouble? ft nit. ret .1 Imi.te now and pel
!rxUef. 'DiU luiliiil!!' I.i been found to lie
all l'cmalc Compta nu txcit a wonderfnl
direct intluencj in giving mrencth and lone to
ilioiiijjx'n. If jui hue loss of Appetite,
C nMiM(l'in, IK-nlu-li , Fainting Spells, or
ate Xeruim. sUriili-tt. I'tpIiaIiI flfin
ctiol) or ironblcd th Dlny Spell, Electric
IHiten ix Hi", med cine you need. Heallli and
Strengtli arc yuarr.nlecd by lis use. Fifty
cents and $1,00 at Fred A, Legg.s Drug Store
Received today a quantity of fruit put up in
zquart glass jars-'Mason's, This is solid,
packed, not much juice, with a heavy fruit
syrup, and was canned in Marion county,
In the assortment can be found Royal Anne
cherries, pitted currants, peach plums, red
raspberries, gooseberries, strawberries, Kent,-
ish cherries, wild blackberries, Price for
any ot the above, JOc
P. 0, Grocery, HARRITT LAWRENCE,
THE MARKETS.
Chicago, Jan. .Wheat) cash S7Jicj
May 60 Ji.
New Vork, Ian. 7- Silver. MiVo-UaA
3 30 r '
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
San Francisco, Jan 7 Wheat, 1.02
Wool. OrcfOTi rlinliv. -7I 1,... i.,i.. .:.
r,o 11 "i-,' -""", v;' ivv, iiiiviiui,
8c, valley, o(ni lie '
Hops y notable nt 5(3,70.
Potatoes 25 to 40c per sack.
Oats -Milling. 650372 '
poRrLAjfii Market.
tVror,u?dr, Jan' 7'-w"t valley, 56
Walla Walla, 55.
Flour Ponland, 52.60; IJcnton county,
2.60; graham, 52.20; upcrfiue, $2 per bbl.
Oats-While, 22024c; grey, 202i;rolled
nbags, 4-333.25, barreli, 4.50 7.00;
eases, 3.75. tj ,
Potatoes . . New Oregon, 254oc per sack.
": -Good. $5S5o per ton,
Jool .Valley, tie; Eastern Oregon, 7oc.
M liistufls Uran. $ii.5o2j sliortJ, $12
i3;chop feed, t2I5 per ton; rye. 75cperc.
60 lbs 36c; sheep pelts, io76o.
Hops Oregon, 4 to 7c, according to qual.
Butter. .Oregon fancy creamery, 25(3)27;
ancy dairy, 2o22; fair to gooil, I5I7H
common, oc. ''
Cheese Oregon full cream, 9Xioc,
tCC .Oregon, i82oper dot 5 Eastern,
loc perdw. '
Poullrv. Chilian. 1 r0. .
, ; j "-, .i(tv9jiAj per uoz
ducks, $4 oo4.5oj geese, 6.oo7.oo; tur'
keys, qojiic; dressed, ioi2c.
Beef. .Tonsleers. 2'S n.r .... iu. ...
. . cy j j i"i iu; lair
to good jteers 2a 3.5c; cewiaXfflaUc:
dressed beef, 4.$ytc. " '
1 .' ,r, ,"' ,52'oCa'J.2S; choice
Vf , 1 .5o(A2.co j dressed. 4c.
1 lOfTS. sLhnlri riontt o.rv. .. .
pcJ fb!' 50&J UrBe 3c
SALEM MARKET.
heat. .44c per bu., market firmer.
Oats .17c.
Hav. liilr.l M,., t. ,. ..
t6 ' """ t.ji5.ooj timothy,
2tV;" "-LM?". a-s?! wi.
V:,.' m",'Z,.t '" aed, -13.00
"""' ii".msj.wj, cnop leed, ;i2
!.00
VeaU.Dressed, 4.
logs ..Dressed. 3 M.
Uve Cattle.. 1 K(s2.
Hops.. Best, 450,
Butter. .Bet dairy,
creamery, is2c.
'2M2c; fancy
v-eese..io(ijJi2J(c.
larm Smoked t
i.J?SmlsS?S M"ts-,6c;ha.,
Potativc -trr. .. t...
Potatoes .sec nr 1...
Onions., ac.
Apple.. 354c,
lutkeyg, live 7C; eggs izyt cenu cash.
Children Cry for
Pitcher'. CMtoiW
REMOVAL
Jr JL JZw
n.. nUni X1nUu?t itsl
VIA Jl MUVIIM 1 Wl""
occupied by G, W, Jolinson &
orucr
To Close Out All Stock
possible before moving, wc will make
XJSCGreat X Reductions XX
in all lines, Come early and secure bargains.
5. M. & E. fl. STOCK
115 STATE STREET,
In the Beginning
of a new year, when tho winter season
of close confinement Is only half gone,
many unci mm meir iicniiu ocgins to
break down, that the least exposure
1 1irittinc alnlrimuu It. la tlirm nu ii'nll
as nt all other times, and with jwople
oven in good health, that the follow
ing facts should be remembered,
namely: that Hood's Sarsnparllla
lpnils nvprrtliim In t lift wnv if xinrll-
llnn! tli'it It Ii.pnmtillalios tlin irrivitnat
cures In the werld: has the largest
saic iu mo worm, ntui requires me
largest building In the world devoted
exclusively to tho preparation of the
nronrieti.rv niedlelno. linns IliU twit
conclusively prove, If you are side.
Hint Hood's Sarsaparllla Is the only
medicine for you to take?
for Wxgallon tar, J
The Salem
Woolen Mills Store,
The clotliing busi
ness in Salem during
the past year has, in
a general way, had its
r ough sailing, But the
Woolen Mills Store
has stood like Gibrak
ter and sold the most
and best goods, It's
homemade and all,
wool goods, couoled
with square dealing,
nas done that busb
ness, and the intention
of the managers is to
put in a large stock the
coming season at
prices that will corTes
pond with small be
comes, and at the
same time the standi
ard of these popular
goods will be fuller
kept up, and its many
fiends and oatrnnc
can rely in the future
on getting reltaKU
goods, the same as in
tne past
J. H. HAAS,
WATCHMAVPtJ ivn i., I
-ft-.-,
wi tilll mnv iin tU nswi. ....
" " ..- .. 1WW111 How
Son, 257 Commercial street, In
A3REED'SSaOPERA85HOUSEA
sr
One Night Only
v
Wednesday, Jan, &
Schilling's
Famous
Minstrels,
The greatest Mmstrcl Organic
zation in America, Grand
Shakspercan First Part.
30 Minstrel Kings 30
Look Out far !?,., Pr,-n4
Reserved scats 75c. On sale
at Fatton s,
JOHN HUGHES,
Duntar lit Groceries, Palnti.;,
Oilfu WiH($iny;uiiiss, Varnishes
nnil tliomost :omj)Icto stock ot
Ur'isiics of nil Kinds in tho
State. Artists Materials, Wine,
UnIr,Cci!toiit ami Shingles ami
finest fjimlltvof tiKAKSSKEDS
To Arms to Arms,,
Another War,
50.000 men, women andchildem. wanted 10.
buythestock of furniture. eamv. ....!
c., or J. A. Rotan for the net.6Q day at
--. -. .., ,0 maKe room for spring goods.
I mean what I say, am also going to add a
large line of wall paner ami mn,.i. .
stock. V7Z '7
J. UU1AIN.
C. H. LANE,
II CnmrniA!.l - r I. .
EySUs$,euPwaVdT R'nifi '.
- ".eir
Local arrnlt In nil .
?.V ?!il he. be" washer in use consider.
address. 'J lo 5' 1,or IHeuI
address,
l. ilj inii-f- irnfM m j -.
lars
56 Stato street.
J. B. BROWN,
oaicm, uregon,
HARD TIMES PRICES!
Hand.made steel shohs '-So
Track shoeing ' i:"": ?S
VETERTNAPV
W& ty liniments, heal-nS'TLJ-Si.oinr-
vnn -. , -" ttu.uin; uicuicincs ai-
csWvnid0NasFiS:p as chewhw-
V. c. M rrrHT7T t
Gradual nt n, it-l ,
MlCHiffllJ
nm utm.
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