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Daily Capital Journal,;
BY HOlTEFt BROTHQRS,
316XDAY, JAN. 13, 1890.
STEAMERS
lAltona and Ramona
-LEAVE
tii 11 1'
(Portland. OiK a m.
"-! ..... .
oaicui, yi in.
Independence, 6:30 a. m.
CyFrelglit received up to
JUNDAV.
9:00 a. m.
10115 a.m.
6:00 a.m.
o p. m.JSi
and cheap
Quid; time, regular service
....ratet ...
M. P. BALDWIN.
Aunt, Salem.
SOCIETY CHRONICLE.
Local News of Social and Fraternal
Events.
I TO WOODBURN.
I A large number of Salerrt Masons
unu iauiu.i 111 um x.iikuiii ouu, nciiii
to Gcrvnls today to organize n'Clinptcr
of the latter at that place, among
tliem bclnir Mrs. 0. W. Davis, Miss
Allle Davis, Mrs. Mott, Misses Callsta
Moore, Alice Stclner, Frances I'ark
liurst, Mrs. Oeo. H. Uurnett, Misses
ilia Hudson, Virgin llynl, Hcrthn
Forstner, Mrs. Squire Farrar, Mrs. M.
N. Cliupmnn, Mrs. Ida Hnbcock, Mrs.
baforc, Miss Cheney, Mrs. F. L'crrlne,
Mrs. Win, Clierrlngton, Mr. and Mrs.
Lot Pcarcc, Mrs. A. A. Cunningham,
Mrs. TI109. Kims, Win. Warner, Wm.
Miller, Milton Myers, nnd Henry
Shutnaker.
MIS3 WERNER FOUND.
She Has Friends Who will Help
Her Mental Condition.
Her
Salem Poultry Show
The poultry show closed Saturday
ovcnlng with a good attendance to a
Into hour, tbo II, A. 0, band adding
PERSONAL.
Frank 0. Davis was a Salem visitor
Sunday.
J. M. Martin left today for Phoenix,
Arizona.
llcv. F. A. Gwlnne returned today
from Newport.
A. C. Woodcock came down from
Eugene today.
Secretary of State Klncald returned
today from Eugene.
Itev. Muchlhaupt returned today
from n trip up the road.
Oco. W. Davis and Elmo Davis re
turned today from Newport.
Itev. P. C. Hetzlcr left today for a
tour of the Sound country.
Prof, E. D. McElroy came down
from Eiigcno Sunday morning.
Billy Miller, of tho White Corner,
spent Sunday In the metropolis.
33. P. 3Iorcom, the Wood burn at
torney, Is In the city on business.
Mr. ajid Mrs. W. A. Hamilton aro
upending tho week In Douglas county.
Deputy Sheriff J. II. Muscncr re
turned to Portland- Sunday morning.
Joseph Kucrton of Oregon City,
was In Salem today seeing his soap
customers.
J. Purvlnc, salesman In tho Klein
flhoe store, spent Sunday with friends
In tho mutroiKdlii.
Circuit Judgo Geo. II. Uurnett was
a passenger to Portland on the over
land this morning,
President W. C. Hawloy and other
Y. M. C. A. delegates returned from
Eugene on tbo early train this morn
ing. S. P. Bach returned to Lebanon to
day. Mrs Bach will remasn as a guest
of Mr. and Mrs Peter Bach for a few
weolw longer.
W. B. Lawlcr nnd his cholf clerk
IT. G. Maiuj' returned to Albany to
day and In n few days will goon to
tbo mines on the Sautlum.
Architect W. C. Knighton left this
morning for Los Angeles. If the
prospects aro favorable Mr. Knighton
may open up an olllco In thatclty.
Aug. Kmtsclier and family arrived
from Nebraska this morning and will
make Salem their future home. Mr.
Kouschcr's father has inado bis homo
on tho hills Just south of the city dur
ing tho past year.
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Republican Club.
A call Is Issued by tho .president of
the Yew, Iork Republican club to
meet next Saturday at 2 p. in, at tho
II. A. d. band hall, Postolllco block.
Tho Abraham Lincoln club of East
TTaloin will bold it meeting at tho
ltlckoy school house next Wednesday
ovoulngnt tho call of Its president, J.
Hotvcrnian, for tho purpose of electing
delegates to nttoud tho ttato con
vontlon of Republican clubs to Iw
held In Portland early In February.
Tho Salem club meets tonight at La
Fore's hall to elect delegates.
Saturday .evening Chief of FoUce J greatly to tho ovonlng's pleasures by
Dllley located Miss Werner, after an excellent program of hlghtoned
several days' search, at the homo of music most attractively rendered.
Mrs. Vandcrvort, on Church street, Sunday morning about forty coops
between Ferry and Trade, blic had WCre sent to the state poultry show
FAMILY HEUNION.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mlnto enter
tained their four sons and families at
dinner Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. John
W. Mlnto and daughter, Mrs. Ben
lawln, and sou Clifton, Mr. and Mrs.
Jap Minto and Frank and Biieiina,
Mr, and Mrs. II. P. Mlnto, Douglas
Mlnto, Mrs. Caniaham, of Astoria,
sister of Mrs. Mlnto. It was the first
time tho four Mlnto brothers were to
gether In many years. A very enjoy
able time was had.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cook came down
from Independence yesterday and
spent the day with their daughter,
Mrs. O. D. Heunle, of South Salem.
They left today for their new home at
Needy, Clackamas county, where Mr.
Cook will engage In tho grocery busi
ness. NO MKirri.VO T0NKII1T.
There will be no meeting of the G.
A. It. post this evening. They have
changed the time of meeting from
once a week to twice a month, on the I
first nnd third Monday evenings. The
next meeting will bo Monday evening
January UOth. There will le two
coin nulcs mustered that evening.
Piioiiatk. Tho guardianship case
of D. B. Pickens, lwforc County Judge
Hubbard was today continued for
hearing January ID, at 10 a. m.
Miss Addlo Dnvciqmrt Npont. Sun
day In Sllverton.
Mrs. C. II. Park, daughter of J. M,
Wallace, left today for Sail FninclMio.
A Card.
On retiring from practice of den
tistry In Salem I wish to express ninny
thanks to my friends and clientele for
the very liberal patronage enjoyed.
For future dental oiwratlons I nm
pleawd to refer them to my worthy
friend, Dr. C. II. Mack, who will con
tlnuo practice at the same olllco
fOld White Corner). Ir. Mimii iwv.
Ing been associated with me, I know
him to Iw extremely well skilled In
any and every branch of dental pnie
tlco and a very nice and worthy gen
tleman. I k'.spcak for him ;i very
liberal patronage.
.1. M. Kkiink. I). I). S.
SAI.KM. Dee. 28, I8(Ci. I M lot
l.nn.t lllAhi. M n....1 l..i Vrth '
UVUI1 IIIU1U 1U1 OtlUIUl UUJOi J.V.
several nights she had stopped at Mrs.
Doth Savage's and then Mrs. Van
dcrvort provided her a home. In her
flnnnclnl distress nnd mental distrac
tion, combined wlthpbyslcalallmcnts
she has done things for which she isj
not really responsible. But she Is In
good hnnds nnd Is rapidly improving.
She was taken before Judge Edcs
Saturday and gave a satisfactory ac
count of herself, so that trh lal charges
which had wen preferred against her
were withdrawn. Miss Werner is a
ladylike girl, who is In bard luck and
I has got. Into debt, but has wronged no
one and will In u little time come out
all right. In the polieo court she at
times seemed to allow her mind to
wander in spite of herself and, several
days rest will Iw required before sho
Is entirely herself. All expressed
themselves in the highest terms In
favor of the young lady's good charac
ter and but for her strange letters
and disappearance she would never
have been given any notoriety.
A Joi'itN'.M. reporter called today at
the home of Mrs. Vandervorl, on
Church street, where Miss Werner Is
staying, and was told that the girl is
III, but seemingly not seriously so.ano
that her mind seems to Ix: somewhat
affected. The girl came to the house
lust Monday and asked for room and
board. A putt of the time she has
been able to go to her meals, but to
day her dinner was taken to her room.
She seems worried, and cries unite
frequently.
I She is a woman of delicate physique,
and the most plausible reason for her
rat her strange conduct Is that through
III health and worry her mind Is
.temporarily deranged. Mrs. Vander
vort gave It as her opinion that after
rest and recovery from her Illness she
will bo all right. Certain It Is that
sho Is In good hands nnd will receive
kind treatment.
' Tiik WAi.no IlH.i.H Fruit Grower's
association held a meeting the past
week and showed about fo,KK trees In
good condition for next yonr'H erop.
They adopted a resolution condemn
ing the Oregon Fruit I'nloii for its
dealings with them, although they
had In part made up the shortage find
paid the claims on the shipments or
tho past season. The Waldo Hills
Fruit union decided to hereafter put
the name of tholr union, the name of
tho grower, tho weight of tho pack
age on each Iwx and only to put up
tlrstclass fruit.
Almost A Fiiie. Friday night,
while Mrs. Katie Blair, an elderly
lady of Sllverton, was alone in her
house during the absence of her son,
some one came to tho front door and
attempted to open it, It being locked
the iwrson tried the other doors, and
prowled around the woodshed forsome
time, then went away. The son came
home quite late, and after hearing of
the circumstances, retired. Mrs. Blair
lwlng yet nervous, sat up for some
time afterward, anil Just as she was
niMiui iv utiii. .Mir ouivcieu uiu ouor
of smoke, and upon examination found
that some shavings and rubbish at tho
rear of the house was on lire and tho
house was beginning to catch. Tho
tire had not gained sulllcicnt headway
to make It dilllctilt to extlnguslh, so
no damage was done. There have
beon several smnll burglaries in Sll
verton lately,
State Military Board.
Adjutant (lonoral Tuttle, Briga
dier General llecbo, Col. F. V. Drake,
Judge advocate, Geo. F. Telfer, In
spector general, Col. H. W. Cardwcll,
surgeon general, MnJorJas. Jackson,
U. S. A., attached to tho national
guard or Oregon, aro In tho city and
will hold the quarterly session of tho
state military lioardof thostato house
this evening for the transactions of
routine business.
Lko Duokkn. Walter Kinney, of
Liberty, had his leg broken by tho
sweep of a stump puller striking It.
Tho break was to near the upper end
of the thigh bone it had to bo wired
together and Dr. Cartwrlght reports
that ho thinks tho limb can bo saved.
Mr. Kinney U u step-brother of Mrs.
Z. M. Parvln and wns married not
long since. Tho accident was a most
palurulaud distressing one, ami has
excited general sympathy.
T ' I I III II n in I. I,
OUANOKU FlUK lNRtntANUI!.-ni
Castoand A. T. Miller, or Clackamas;
Jacob Voocheos, of Marlon; W. II.
Hllleary.of Marlon; Senator Dawson,
of Linn; Mr. Paulson, of Washington;
A. I. Wagner, of Suunyslde; were In
session today as tho ouielal board of
tho lower Columbia Granger's Mu
tual Protective Fire Insurance Co.
iNciiiti'ouATiU). - The Portland
Railway Co., a now street car corpora
tlon, stock 800.000; O. F. Puxton,
Alfred E. Sears, Jr., and J. V. Ronch
aro Incorporators.
Bargains I Bargains !
r.'-lrtcli all-wool bouules, too per yard,
Wonderful values in nil
drew goodsj
jiu men's suits..
7
67 Jo per vn rd
kinds of
NkV Onto.- II. A. Moser, E. C.
Bronaugh, Jr., W. A. Buchanan, of
Portluud; O. B. Hinsdale, Gardner,
Geo. P. Topping, llaudon; were made
notaries today.
HKi'iniLioAN Ci.uii.-Tho Salem Re
publican club meets tonight at Ebor
Laforo's hall over Cross' moat market,
to consider organisation and election
of delegates.
The Woman Cloak Thief.
The en so of Belle Fleeter charged
with stealing a sealskin cloak wiib to
lie concluded More Recorder Edes
toil ay.
Hollo Flester was still In the Salem
Jail this morning. Testimony of four
witnofrM), Hoy Cllirord, Jack Ford, F.
A. Flester. and Geo. Hltohens, were
examined, One w Itnoss, llelle Clark,
Is needed to complete the case.
m
Nkw Yohic Raukht. Down goes
tho piico on ladlos, gents and chll
drens winter undorwoar, or all kinds;
also on hoavy wool mittens and gloves.
Thoy aio offered at very low prices to
eloxoout those Jlnes.
The New York Racket has n tlno
lino or iHiys nnd youths suits, at low
prices; also tlno lot of all kinds of
Star fi Star boots and shoes or all sizes
ami kinds. Call and got a bargain.
at Portland, via steamer Altona In
charge of Geo Goodhue,
The Judges at the Salem show were
C. I. Nairn and J. S. Macombcr on
fowls. Herman W. Barr pigeons.
TUB ADWAHDS.
White Leghorns J. W. Brown,
Marion, 1st on cock, 1st nnd 2nd on
lien; A. Huckcnstcin, Salem, 1st on
cockerel.
BInck Leghorn Orr Royal, 1st on
hen, 2nd on cock; Frank Litchtleld,
1st on cock, 2nd on lien; J. H.
Fletcher, 1st on cock and hens.
Brown Leghorn W. II. Savage, Sa
lem, 1st oncockrcl, 2d on pullet; J. W.
Brown, Marlon, 1st on hen; Joseph
Cooley, Salem, 2d on hen; J. S. Ma
combcr, 1st on pullet, 2d on cockerel
J. O. Card, 1st on cock.
BufT Leghorn-T. II. Blundell, 1st
on breeding pen.
Black-Breasted Red Game Bantams
Frank West, 1st on cock and hen;
Ira Hamlltton, 2nd on cock and hen.
Golden Seabrlght Bantams Or Roy
al. 1st and 2d on hens, 2d on cockerel;
B. F. West, 1st on cockeral, 1st and 2d
on pullets.
Black Polish (white crested)-Ralph
Mutson, 1st.
Anduluslans Paul Klingle, 1st on
cockeral nnd on pullet; Geo. Turner,
1st on cock and 2d on pullet.
Wyandottcs(sllvcr) J. S. Macomber
1st on cockerel and 1st on pullet.
Silver Spangled Hnmburgs Frank
Litchfield. 1st on cock, 2d on pullets
nnd cockerel; A. N. Bush, 1st on cock
erel and on pullets.
Black Mlnorcas (rose comb) T. II.
Blundell, 2d on cockerel, first on pul
let; II. II. Ragan, first on cockerel, 2d
on pullet.
White Wyandottcs T. II. Blundell,
1st on cockerel, 1st nnd 2d on hen.
Peking Ducks-T. II. Blundell. 1st;
Condon Bean, 2d.
Barred Plymouth Itocks-W. H.
Savage, Salem, 1st nnd 2d on cod
uis, isi uii cock, zu on piuiei, 'm on
hen; Orr Itoynl, 1st on hen. Geo. If.
Turner, 1st on pullet.
Pea Combed Plymouth Roek-J. S.
Macomber, 1st on cock and on hen.
White Plymouth Hock-T. II. Blun-
dell, Salem, 1st on hen, 2d on cockerel.
Golden Wynndottes-T. II. Blundell,
1st on cockerel, 1st and 2d on pullets.
Bull Cochins E. Hofer, 1st on cock
erel, 1st nnd 2d on indicts. No com
petition in this variety.
Black Spanish -John Reuner. 1st
Indlnu Game Mott Pierce, 1st on
cock, 2d on hens, 1st on bens.
Irish Gray Giuuc-Ott Noal, 1st.
Black Langshans -Oeo. 11. Turner.
1st on cockerel, 1st and 2d on pullet.
Partridge Cochlns-C. II, Lane, Sa
lem, 1st on cock, 1st nnd 2d on hen.
Black-Breasted Red Game-Orr
Neal, 1st; Bert Rhodes, 2d.
Light Brahmns F. A. Welch. 1st
on cock, 1st nnd 2d on bens.
Pea Fowl-Geo. H. Turner, 1st.
Helglan Hares Geo. II. Turner, 1st.
Scotch collie dogs and iups-C. 1),
Nairn, or Yamhill, 1st.
Joo Fontaine's pup and mother, 1st.
Plgeons-Orr Royal, 1st on red Car
riers, 2d on black Rollers; Frank
Litchfield, 2d on white Fans, 2d on
blue Pouters, 2d on blue Curriers, 1st
on Trumpeters: Bert Lou?. i. nn
white Fans, 1st on bluo Pinters. 1st
on blue Carriers, 1st on red Jacobins;
Chiuincey Bishop, 1st on red Barbs
Condon Bean, 1st on black Fans, 1st
on blue Homers, 2d on red Jacobins.
The Chase Stock Company
opens a weeks engagement at the opera
house tonight, presenting tlielr own
Tory laughable farcb." comedy olf titled
"Little Coquette." Tofiight ooo- lady
will be admitted freo with every
thirty cent ticket purchnsed, the- ob
ject Mng to fill the house nnd prove
to our citizens that they have one. or
the best shows seen here In a very
long time. This company lias placed
Its price within the reach of everyone,
ten. twentv and thirty cents: the
management realizing that a full
house at these prices is better than an
empty house at high prices. They
have been playing to n crowded Jiouse
everywhere and will doubtless do well
here. Reserved seat tickets arc now
on sale at Pat ton Bros. Book Store
without any extra charge.
Boats and River.
The Elmore left for Portland this
morning with a few passengers.
The Ituth will bo down from Cor-
vallis this afternoon with a load of
wheat for the Salem Flouring mills
and leaves for Portland at 0 a. in.
Tuesday.
The river stands nt 8 feet, and Is
falling, owing to the cold weather.
The Alice A Is making her regular
trips lietween Salem and Indcpeud-cntc.
The Altona left for Portland this
morning, and the Ramona will bo up
this evening.
T
Poor Old Jim.
Poor Jim Yates, who has .been out
of town three months returned from
Portland Saturday and by Sunday lie
was drunk. Ho landed in tho cooler
Sunday night and went before Re
corder uaes for a line this morning.
He got twenty days and n chnnce to
leave the city again.
ODRJUSX-fiO-SflLE I
Before going to our new quarters, 257
Commercial street, we have decided to close
out every hat, pair of shoes, and all gents'
furnishing goods, if prices will.do so,
Therefore, on January 13 we will commoncc our must go
sale, and will offer for one week anv hat in the store, incltirfin,
J. B, Stetson and all other popular brands at $1 each,. Shoes and
furnishing goods in the same proportion.
Call early and while the assortment is complete. ;
We will also continue our removal sale of dry goods and
offer them all at great reductions,
5 E.
n.
STOCK
115 STATE STREET.
In Tin: Rin'o. That Is where you
will llnd H. G. Snnncmiiiin. MieKinfn
street grocer. The fact that ho Is to
supply the asylum with tons of grocer
ies for the next six months, will niak
no difference with his numerous othei
lUtinux. The host .fniL- .m-i i. ....... .
prices, with piompt service, will no
tin' uuamuTn
vn..'
Amusement for Everybody at
OPERA HOUSE
Every night this week.
The Famous
Chase X Stock J3C Company,
An organization of recognized artists.)
Change of play nightly,
ThlFarcfcomeV- "Little Coquette,"
Prices to suit the times! Prices to plense the peopJolPrlccsatwhicbnllcango.
10c 20c 30c
KeiWfii s-vits a Pattern's Bros.' bookstore without extra charge.
H$i',20 Fresh ,-mvals.. $1.20
1-C
The Union Bargain Store has just epened some great bargains
in Sho;s
Ladies Fine Shoes, Worth $1.50 for $1,20,
Sy Nf "
This is a fine dress shoe, and is sold by some dealers as hifih
as high as S1.65. You cannot afford to fci.y
allocs without seeing US.
MU, M, ), Matson,
$1,20,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
FOUND-,A Yale lock key.
ofiicofor lame
Call nt Journal
1 3 3t
TO TRADE-Wanted to trade good Inside
suitable property a small residence, cottaee
preferred. Inquire H. S. Journal officn. ..
WE DO NO T WANT- Hoys or loafers but
men or ability. $300 to $500 a momll 0
hustlers. State and general ng-nts. Salary
and commission. Uucine Fire Enuine Co
Racine, Wis. eci4t
TWO lurnUhed rooms for rent, enquire at
"" " w. Smith, 48 Marion street"
I'ARM TO RnMT-nn.a.u
uieoiocK west of theNonh Kul-n,
R It. Crayton.
THE
MARKETS.
Chicago, Jan. 13. -Wheat, cash sSc:
My59.
3.30!" ""' ,J '' Silver' C6c:lcaii.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
'." 'ra"cl". Jan 31. Whoat, 1.05
rV?,Yl0w2!, c,,uice' 7ioo; inferior, 7
Sc, valley, 9(C lie '
Hops Quotable nt $(! 7C
rotatoes 25 tn 40c per sack.
Oats-Milling. 6sC)72M.
, l'ORlLANrli MARKET.
lortlancl.l Inn vi,, . n... .,
Walla Wallah 55. v"' """JO"
flour rorilaml. $2 60:
The Salem
Woolen Mills Store,
inqui
school
I la Ot
2?i LE ,li TRADE.-A ew cottaco
with all modern improvements, heatlnc
Plumbing, etc. A small payment down
balance on mnnt 1 v nium-m. ' xr " " "'
.. .I....U " ' i-;v "" iu reason
Free Pills,
Keiul yonr address to H. E. Bucklen
& Co.. 1'lilcngo, ami t'et a 'reo samplo
box of l)r. king's New Lite Pills, 'a
trial will convince you of tlielr merits
lhese pills aie easy In nctbn and aro
particularly effective In tho euro of
Constipation nnd Sick lleotnclie. For
Malaria and Liver troubltj they have
been proved Invaluable. Thoy are
guaranteed to bo perfect!,' freo from
vij tiuiuu-noiis snosiano,' nnd to bo
purely vegetable. Thoy do on weaken
by their action, but by gj,fj tono to
stomach nnd bowels great! invograto
the ByKteni. Begular slzo 23c. per
box. Sold by Fred A. Legg druggist.
BORN.
; . """"" -00. uenton county.
2.60; graham. 52 20; superfine. $2 per bl.l.
caleTVr25S2St barrC,J --5 7-00;
cases, 3.75
IIay..(.oo, 58 5opcrton.
ool..vnl lev. 11c: h'nttm nr. ,..
Mlhstufh Dran $11.50 12; slforts, 512"
13: hop feed, 12015 per ,0n. re rfQ9
II d08. .cieen, wlted 60 Hh aGHV.c: under
c; under
7c, according to qua!
fo tin iff a. .1.:.. 1.. .y'
.,' JV'. ce. I-CIH. 10700.
ity.
Butter.. Oregon fancy creamery, 2527U:
ancy dairy, io22; fair to good ijrfiyll
common, 10c. JW ''"
Cheese.. Ocegon full cream, oiioc
,-BBs..urecon1 52opcr doz : Kaiirn
10c nvrc 02
, lt;jr. .CMikera. -.So3.oo per doz ;
ducks. $4 oo4 50; geese, ioo7.oo; tur'
?'. ?,lc! Pressed. Ir(3)i2c.
lkei.-T0rmeers.3H23.5c per lb: fair
SSS &Sltmt' '
iVllllIrt M. ltnuvn nt V...,.. .,.... I
1. Sx county, was tirouulit to tbo nsvlm.,'
Boy's huIU all reducwi-ii.lfitn in today, Kho was n urudunto of in..!
Wi...!!! 1,. . . QuIimv. Ill,, high whool.
Ladles' 10 uiacklntoslies now 17 .
ChoaneronMnl,V,;iH,..,i " 6 . K V'MOS & C.UIH-Cnlled
-MOII'S IIIU1
bov's maeklntosbon nn.l
ovemmisiu iKirgaiu prices.
t.T9Vr,rtV 0U.P1' ,,eav underwear
MIOES- All Kolld shoes, lino and
coarse, .W n pair nnd up for ladle
nnd gentletncii. Clilldrvu'H all solid
shoes, $1 a jialr and up. Kleganl
vnlues for S2.50 and a n jmlr.
WILLIS 1IH0S.& CO.
mi r. .V"1'1 9.Htl Moriy BtlWt.
The Cash Drv flood. niiMitnirniui
ijf 'fhfKH IloilMS
free by ringing up the blue boxes of
1 no LocKwood Moiwoiigor System.
lUthsl Dathst Uathtl
l.o totho iwrcelalu Iwths, hIx
wrl. t'hlldwn's haircut ting,
12 years of age. 15 cents.
.1.0. Mills. Pnni.
(Mills
under
M-lm
Children Cry for
PJtnhr' Qastorla.
Awarded
HlKltest Honors World's Fair,
medal, Midwinter Fair.
0R;
WCfj
CREAM
BAKING
POWDER
,Mot Tcrfect Mtd.
4oYantheStiirfMd.
Vfl
HOLMAX. At tnelr bono u Port
land, baturday, Jauuan 11, 1800, to
. 1 ;:', L. "n 'v'k ""("an,
weight 81 pounds.
.Choice, heavy, J3 00(3.40; Iicht
Small, choice, 56c; large, 34C
a son,
MARRIED.
BINDKU-MOHLKY.-Iii Sllverton,
Or.,. January 12, 1800, JlssNlnnS
L. Binder to J. M. Mrlev. Rov
Peart oniclating. J' lt0,
DIEU.
uuuui.u.-At the boio
tiiiiigmer, .Mrs. l'lckard,
of her
on Cottago
an, 11, lsoo, Mrs. K labcth A.
yS ft faUl' ng6 b7
The funeral took nin nt ..
today, the remains being interred In
tbo I. O. O. P. cemetery.
j The Utah Republican senatorial
caucus will iw held Tuesday ovcnlng.
Children Cry fo
Pltohtr't Cestoria.
JTrSTL.' 2:2-2s; choice
v. .V , ' M,vli tc
Vw uuicc. neavy.
Veal .Small
per lb.
SALEM MARKET.
Oat"1 i"MC P" lU" m,kct firmer
SGp 1Ialfl,, Chea1, $"'5S-ooi timothy,
Hour .In wholesale Int. , ,. ..,,
a 80; bran, bulk o oo-'"S' ",""'.'ea. ll 1 i. J
12.00 I MW lVUIU
ard 01 ?nese popular
11.00(3)12.00:
chop feed,
. I2Jii2cj fancy
retail,
shorts,
13 00.
yal..Dressed, 4W.
iioc$..Uresed. 3W.
fheei..,Uve, 200.
J ool..liet, ipMc.
Hop. . fint. 4r5e.
KGgs..Cash. i8c.
uuuer IVst da
creamery, I5f?i2(.
J;heeie..nti3jic.
uXutwt Mea,5-IUfOT-6c'h4m'.
rtatoe,.,25cpertu.
Onions,. 2c.
Aftles.. jjfw".
lOUIII. lln (I-- nv.n K.n...l.
and not wat,y.j; duckS( .jofci p dos..
turkeys, lUe 7eescs "i cents cash.
Children Cry for
Pitoher's Castorla.
The clothing busi
ness in Salem during
xne oast veaf hao. i
a general way, had its
rough sailing, But the
Woolen Mills Store
has stood like Gibral
ter and sold the most
and best goods, It's
homemade and alli
wool goods, coupled
with square dealing,
has done that busk
ness, and the intention
or the managers is to
put in a large stock the
coming season at
prices that will coresx
pond with smil m
comes, and at the
you should pay rent when you can eel a Tnar
like this. Address "H thi " ce. ?'
10 10 dtr
,?ftD CART WANTED -A second-hand
ight road cart s wanted if it can be hud at ia
Apply at 206 Commercial street.
low figure.
i'UWjIC MEN. pnriTriAvi: x, ....A
ines houses Can obtain nil newspaper infer!
mation from the press or tho state coast nn.t
county from the Press Clipping bureau
(Allen's) Union block, PtonUnS. " '"f '
CARPET" I'Al'liU-Urgc lot of heavy"
teWrarPplnB 1aPer for M,e eheap. Ju
Hn SoScrePU,"n8 Under Carpe,s' Ca l
IffW. Sacramenlo. Seattle'.
noCnr?liK,.a, PP on sale" at
" ! lite U1UCK.
nixea Babjr wm alck, wo gave, her Castorla.
When abo was a C3iUd, aha cried for Castorla.
IVhen aho becamo Miss, she clung to Castorta.
en sh. had aUdren, ahe jrare them Castorla
goods will be fully
kept up, and its manv
friends and patrons
can rely in the future
on p'ettino' rpliMn.
ororHn. -a.. ouiwz as tn.
the past,
JOHN HUGHES, .
ueater m groceries, paints, oils,
wuidow glass, varnWs. rtrl
toe most complete stocc of
bnwhes of all Ir.'nrJc : ut
state. Aw:e,-' ZTT. ". U1C
Ih-- --"- ludienas, lime,
natr. cement n.j t. .'
To Anst0 Arms,
Another- War,
(aooo mm
buy the stock of?en and children wanted to
etc., or J. A. Rotan"ur,, ""mii-ttogi.
cost or less, to makey" ,nS. c'oo U
I mean what I tay, 850 Rol-rT, .
large line or wall paper an? rMLdLn5 ",
stock. J-A. kuiw
WATCHMAKER AD. JEWELER,
Makes a specialty or fine icpair work. Feb
Thomas clocks, etc., 215 Commercial Srrwt.
VETReiNARY
ConJitfon poiwers, liniroentt, '"
i"E lotions alad ointments. blUteilng olnt
njents. pnra,!. pf an co medicine al
uy in hand!.. .t,.j as eUowbere.
CONSULTATION FRf2...
V. C. MITCHELL.
Gradi ate nt Dnt. Vet. Collet, loronto.
Cinada,
Office and D oensatv at Red Front Iivenr
buble, Salern, Oregon.
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