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DAILY. I0.HPAV.
,I'orilhd. 6MJ w. 9o.m,
Salem, 7M3 m. 5
Independence, 61J0 ", WW a m'
fTTl'relfiht received ti lo to p. m,d
(f ck tlrm?,.rgiiiar service and tittup
',,,. rates ...
M. P. IMLOW1N.
Agent, Salem.
ww.j jijiiif MPMtwyBggal!JII'.IJIP!''JJPMIP
SOME SOCIAL SOLOS.
What Reporters Pick up About Oiegonlani
Amid Snowbanks.
Tliclllllieoclublstolirivo n three
tahlo hllllanl and ixwl room.
A Salem paper I giving undue
prominence to men who choose to re
main Mingle.
In tho extra Bctslon talk the Innumerable-
lady clerk should not be
forgotten.
Many charitable Salem ladles are
thoughtfully enough providing diahes
of food and drink for the wild birds.
y. M. a A. NBVYB.
The regular annual meeting of the
Y. Jf. O. A. will beheld Friday even
ing at 7:30 o'clock. At this meeting
reports of the work of tho association
for tho p.tnt year will bo given. Five
new directors will also bo elected. All
members uru urged to attend this
meeting as It Is of great Importance.
AT AUIlOIlA.
The K. of P. Installed tho following
onicers at their regular meeting Fri
day evening: fleo. 8. Smith, 0. 0.j
3. M. Will, V. 0.1 A. F. Will, P.J A.
Knius, St. or W.; II. A. Snyder, K. of
It. and 8.; Ed Klrkham, St. A.; W. 8.
Hurst, SI. IV, A. 0. Snyder, SI. of E.j
A. llothenlwrg, I. 0.; St. 0. Smith,
0. G.
AT TUUNKH.
District Deputy Geo. W. Humphrey,
or Jefferson, installed the following
oaicera of Fidelity lodgo No. 30, I. O.
0. F., Saturday evening: N. 0., G.
A. Moore; V. G., 0. I, Itobcrtson;
rcc. see, ', T. Illclics; per. sec, J.St.
Watson; treas., G. A. Smith; warden,
C. II. lllchcs; con., I. L. Ilobortson; I.
G., F. SI. Fortius; O. G., C. Tracy; K.
H. N. G II. W. Smith; L. 8. N. G
SI. SIcKlnney: It. S. 8., SI. Neoly; L.
8. B 0. N. Jlogcrs.
TWO WEODINOH.
At tno rcsulenco or A. Ulnrlc, on
Front strcot.Salom, Wednesday, Janu
ary 15, 1800, SIlss Hattlo Clark to
Henry Smith, II. A Johnson, Jr.,
olUclating. The bride la a niece of
Sir. Clark and tho groom a son of Wm.
Smith, of Sublimity.
In Salem, Wednesday, January 10,
181)0, nt 7 p. in. at tho Chatwlu house,
SIlss Eva Decker to J. N. Jones, tho
onloliitlug elorgyman being Ilev. G.
W Granulsof thoSIethodlst Episcopal
oburch, Tho newly wedded couple
nro residents of Stay ton.
TUB C1IA8K (STOCK COMPANY.
This really excellent company of
players nro dally becoming more
popular with tho amusoment loving
people of Salem desplto tho snow and
most Inclement weather, a good house
greeted them at tho opera house last
night to witness their lino present
ntlon of that sterling play "Tho Two
Orphans" and nil were richly re
warded by a lino entertainment. Tho
cash present of W was drawn by Ml us
Blanch Foot. On Saturday afternoon
Undo Tom's Cabin" will lw tho
matinee bill. Tonight Sir. Chase's
own version of Hret Harte's ixsnuliir
iiovel"M'llUho Child of tho Sierras"
will bo tho play.
TilK TKMPLAK OIIUKIt.
A Joint ItiHtallatlon of tho now
oaicowof tho Knights nnd Ladles or
tho Maccabees, or Salem, will beheld
at tholr hall In tho Turner block next
Tuesday evening, the :Mst Inst. A
lino literary nud musical imurmm win
Ui rendercd.and Dr. J. A. Laiubenon,
Bargains J Bargains !
42-lneh all-wool bouclca, fiSaperynnl.
Wonderful values In all kinds of
Urosa goed:
10 men's suits now 18 60
7 " a 00
Hoy's bulls all reductd-1.75 to $1 a
Hull
Ladle 510 nmeklntosbes now $7
0 .." . ... " A
i;noaper ones ail reduced,
Vl.i'. .....I I....... i... . .
i'(u tiiiii ixy mucKiuuMliesutHl IZ. v.. ' w "ieu ctm not 10 en
overcoats at bargain price. ll' Iv0?0; 1le'n at pcificatwns
o.9ilt,l,r,cS! on nU ,u'av)' underwear I i .?'!!!? rn wiry r.r a com-8HOES-AII
solid ahoes, tine aiiVl ' ESir1?!1?! ,muJ"ln -"lion itrieily ob-
coarw, 11.SO a pair mid up for ladlei , SSSflSl iCo Jl ,he Mt
and goutlemen. Chlldrciru nil solid w,0ttoaI1 t. .
rtwo, ui n pair and tip. Klecant' r..i . .. t.Aiuv,
WUW (or 8!i.0U niltl a pair. ChUnu" &wul Committee.
WILMS mtos. & CO. - 'aw
W MWiffid , Children Cry for
of Lebanon, nil flbd arid efllhuiliiMc
Mnwrtbco, will w llworf.
arfrtlf will concludo ttlllf rha twlw
of t dfrfeitiaidnU TM uow ottwti of
lli-i flrtt fifltued Ofdflf am W. tl. Wg
nor, conimatidcri f'rwl JJtrM, lliuf.
coiiiiimnden W. T. Illgdou, record
keepori Jwopli Allwrt, finance keojwri
Attgtut Htukoiintelfi, sorgcantjO. M.
Hutitor, cliajilalm Joflcjili Hchlndlor,
M. at A.I John Munyoii, first M.of 0.
11. 1), Holman, nccond M. of O.f if. I.
Taylor, kciiIHioIi and i.C.llcrd.plckef.
Y. f. a. a. booial.
There wan a gcncroui awemblago at
tho Y. SI. C. A. rooini) last night to
participate In tho social given by tho
V. V. H, C. 14. of IheClirlstlaM church.
Tho affair wai a pleasant one In every
particular. A program wai rendered,
the following being tho numbers: Keel
ration, Nclllo Clark; Instrumental
rfolo, Will Catwell; recitation, (from
illley).!. SI. Woodruff; Instrumental
solo, St Iks Hubbard; tableau, "When
tho cats arc away tho mice will play;"
recitation, Grace Slcllargiie; vocal
solo, J. SI. Woodruff; recitation, Clara
&ott; Instrumental solo, Will Oil well;
vocal duct, Sirs. D.ivls and Hose
iVoodruff; tableau, Iwforo and after.
No church In the city has n more
talented mcmbcrshlb of young jk?o
,11c than the Christian.
PERSONAL.
Albert Hunnn, of Caleudoula, N.
D., whero ho has been reading Tiik
Jouunal, arrived In tho city today.
Ho may locato in Oregon,
I). K. Swnnk, or the Aumsvllle wing
jf the Populist party, Is In the city.
STATE POULTRY hHOW.
At the slate iKMiltryMiownt Port
land theiircmlums were awarded late
yesterday afternoon on the Asiatic
claRS of birds, and by tonight the
Judge, expects to have also passed up
on the American nud Slcdltermncan
classes.
Following nro the premiums
awarded to owners of the birds of the
Asiatic class, which Includes light
Ilramahs, buir Cochins, and black and
white Langshans.
LIOHT IIHAHMAH.
T. II. Garner, South SIountTabor
1st premium on cock; 3rd on cock; 2nd
and 3rd on hcim and second on hen.
J. SI. Garrison, Forest Grove -1st
on cockciol, 1st on pullet, 2d on pullet,
3d on pullet and 1st on hen.
Downs & Son Portlnudi-2d on cock,
1st on hen, 2d on cockerel and 3d on
hen.
UVVV COOIIINH.
T. II. Gnmcr, South Slount Tabor
2d on cock, .'Id on hen, 1st on pullet
and 2d on lieu.
Sirs. Dr. Kelly, Portland-lst on
cock, 2nd on lieu, 3d on pullet, and
1st on ltoii.
Gcorgo IC. Wentworth, Stnrbuck,
Wash. 2nd on cockerel.
Vlnco Sons, Portlnnd-3d on
cockerel, 2d on pullet and 1st on hen.
K. Hofer, Salem 1st on cockerel.
III.ACIC LANOHHANH.
F. Fenwlck, Portland-lst, on cock
erel. 1st on pullet, 2nd on pullet, 1st
on lieu, 3d on hen and 1st on pen.
Frank Lee, PortIand-2d on hen.
K. v V. Owlfrey, Poitland-2d on
cockerel.
G, SI, Garrison, Forest Grove 3d
on pullet.
wiurr. I.AN0S1IANH,
Elmer Dixon, Oregon City 3d on
hen.
More Suptrvlsors.
Following completes list ot road
suiwrvlsors published elsewhere:
01, J. F. Slolsan, Sllvertou.
01, D. DIusiiKxir, Lewlsburg.
03, Alliert Frank, Sublimity.
08, Lublu Sluuldlug, Sllyortoii.
00, Thos. INtiueroy, Sleluuuii.
71, II. .1. Hiulloy, Mill City.
73, Gilbert Leo, Argcntl.
m
Dahkt Wii.i. C.Hr-Tiio Dana
will case has iH'cupled all the tlmo or
County Judge Hublmrd ttxlay and the,
testimony will not lw completed lw.
roro night, when tho court will take
tho matter under advisement.
IT
Abhaui.t and U.vrntuv.-.Maishiil
Dllloy Uxlny arrested Albert Hunk.
charged with auilt and Iwttory. llo
was lined I0 and eots by Judge
EtUvi, and goes to Jail In dofnuH,
llAKDTlMBH Pul0K8.-ning up tllO
bluo boxes. Itcasonablo rats for de
livery of notes nnd packages.
m
NOTICE.
NolllO It herein' ulwn ilm ,..l.i ..i...
and itclliciloni xll tm rtctlvctl until !'.,!..
WAW 10 o'clock, a. m., for hos.
Plial building at the ; SoUlm' Horn.. rST
Iwrv. Oregon SsM tmlMini; to t- of u.m.1.
' Morv lne 1. m 11I1 lu..m, . .M..
, lr fwir Inmate l iai,l !, ,,..), ....
Id n.ruin, ai..l 1 m. M..l .1.?.. . '
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LEGISLATIVE HISTORY
Who Hold Up Hoform Moas
uros Last Wlntor?
SENATt' DELAYED THINGS
From tho Printed Journals of tho
Legislature.
On page 31)5 Journal of tho Houso
wo find the follewing:
HOIHI. HKBOLOTIOW NO. 30.
Sir. Gales, of Washington county,
offered the follewing:
Kesolvcd, That a committee of throe
be appointed lo confer with tho of
llcliim of the senate nud ascertain why
action upon the part or tho wnato Is
delayed on lioifc measures and report
back Thursday lit JO o'clock a. in.
St r. Gates moved that the rules lw
suspended nnd that action be taken on
tins resolution now.
Slcssrs. Puxtoii and SIcCraken do
mnnded the ayes and nays.
Sir. Paxton dcmandcrl a call of the
house.
The proceedings for several pages
arc taken up with the (11 1 blistering
motions of Paxton, Long and other
Portland ring men, who moved calls
of the House and sought to break the
(tioruiii'lii every way. The senatorial
joint convention intervened, and at
Its close, the same opposition sought
to adjourn, and the following proceed
ings aro recorded on page 308.
Sir. Clcctou moved that the house
adjourn.
Messrs. Long and Paxton demanded
the ayes and nays.
On this question the roll was called
and tho vote was:
Those voting aye were
Stessrs. Hcach, Dluudell, Drlggs,
Calvert, Cardwcll, Cleeton, Conn,
Daly, David, Dunn. Gowdy, Kcyt,
Long. SIcCraken, SlcGrcer, Stlntlc,
Sloorlicnd, Paxton, Sehlbredc, Shut
rum, .Stanley. Smith or Clackamas,
Smith or Polk, Smith or Josephine,
Jcmnlcton, Thompson and Sir.
Speaker.-27.
A ays .wssrs. linker, liarkloy,
Iloothbv, Huckmnu, liurkc, llurleigh,
Cone, Coon, Cooper, Craig, Curtis,
Davis. Gates, Guild, Gurdaue, Hille-
gas, liorer, none, liuiiman, Jelirev,
Lester, Lyle, Nealon, Patterson, 111-
nenrson. Stewart. Smith or Linn.
Tlgard, Wright, Yates and Young
Jl. Absent Stessrs. Sfyers and Scott
Then tho opposition those voting
"aye" moved Indefinite postixuic
incut, which was lost 2(1 to 32. Tho
proceedings were as follows on adopt
ing the resolutien:
Stessrs. Long and Paxton demanded
the ayes and nays on tho motion to
adopt the resolution.
On this question the roll wns called
and the voto was:
Those voting aye were
Slessrs. linker, llnrklcy, lloothby,
Iluckmau. llurke. DurlelL-li. f'nlo.
ffllX&s
IIiilTinnn, JelTrey, Lestcr.Lyle.Nealon,
g -... -. . :v .."
I'atterson, Stewart, Smith or Linn,
iimiru, wrignt, yates. Young, 2.
llrltlgcs, Calvert, Canlwell, Cleeton, 11,
Conn. Daly, Davhl, I);ivls, Dunn,!,'
Oowily, Keyt, Long. McCraken, Me. r1
.iiin--.ui:oni. JiUilCII, HltllKieil,
Sn
Absent Messrs.
Myers, Itlnearson,
and Kcott ;t
So tho resolution was adopted.
Mr. t'axton moved that 11 copy r
Xiu' S laZ S?vm W8 .. .l!J" :
to tho senate.
Tho motion prevailed
The speaker named
ns t lio .
mlttee under houso msnlntimi Kn
.'Id, Messrs. dates, 1 Inter and Wright.
What did the senato do lu this mat
ter? Harvey Scott Is doinaiidlnga
special session or tho legislature be
cmiM) "tho thirty" In tho lower house
"noti up' 1110 logisiniure. Let him
,Jtiuly the legislative record and give
.v 1 inn iiijmu mi ruuu. no tiaro not
do It.
When Baby vraa sick, re earo her CaUorU,
WTim she wm CUUO, the cried Tor Outoria.
Wif n Jio becwa MUs, aba duns; to CaitorU.
When slia h4 C3JUren,iihe raroUiem CaKorU.
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair,
Medal, Midwinter rlp.
10 R;
Ifctj
CREAM
BAKING
POWDIR
vMost Perfect Made.
40 Yrra tki SUadanl.
ii ,11, irf ( f
tehTfiSWirulHtW mtvA M' ",lw mA 1MI,cr mo" of
or Cliickiimns, .Smith or Polk, Smith C(l,ml purchasing power and equal
au11Crl,,Sneakor-!;8!,0n, T"om,so"' I lor tender quality. It never nilvo-
Ifll IIH II 1 1 !illllilllilillll lUtni'i
r-r
against vumu:
ntoptlH Will I If Akrt Iff H'
Coif(rl Thfi YMf
the Safdni foit m felted & com.
miinlcatlou rom W. It. ttjmiiglf,
clmlrinaHof the slalo Miitrnl com
Mlltcfl or llio pcoplo' part of Oregon.
Tho commtinlcatloi expfftlrid ilwlfi
llAnRlRliOnd, Or., Jan. 13, I69d.
To tub I4l)liOH- Tho following I
llio result of tho M kllctt of Inquiry
sent out to county chairmen and
other prominent PopullsMthrotighotil
tho state as to platform, tlmo and
place of holding the slate convention,
Thin roport Includes tho vote of 21
county chairmen!
I ti favor of single plank platform. . . 0
Opposed lo single plank platform.. 18
n ravoror uoKiingsinic convention
I'flbriiarv
22.
20
In fuvorof lifildlni Uinta convention
In March 8
In rnvoror hold ntfstato convention
In Anrll 10
Voto on place for holding state con
vention. Portland 7
OrogonClty.... 10
Salem 20
Albany I
The Dalles 2
No choice H
In view of tho above popularcxprcs
sion, I feel Justified In calling tho con
vention tor February 22, to meet nt
Salem. I would urge Populists in
every county to oppose fusion with
any party, and delegates should lw
pledged to represent the popular
sentiment. Uy u strict adherence to
principle alone can we hope to succeed.
W. II. Spauoh,
Chairman State Central Committee
The local editor of the Post says:
"It will be seen from the above that
the date of the Populist state conven
tion has been fixed at February 22,
nud the place of meeting nt Salem.
"The slnglc-plnnk platform .men
tioned means this: That the People's
Party should. discard all other planks
of the Omaha platform and make tho
campaign with only one plank, that
plunk to bo cither the lntLiLlvu and
referendum or free coinage of silver
nt the rate of 10 to 1.
"The time of tho convention being
lixed at February 22, Is regarded as a
deckled pronunclamcnto against state
fusion with tho Democrats, as, with
the convention held nt that date,
fusion will be utterly Impracticable.
"Those versed In practical poll
ties will see In this decision the death
blow to nil prospects of Populist suc
cess In this state in the coining elec
tion, although no doubt they will poll
a considerable vote In some sections.
The proposed combination ot the
Democrats and Populists, It carried
nut In good faith, would, have given
the fusion ticket tho majority of votes
In the state, as shown by the figures
of the last election. The result or
the defeat of tho fusion proposition
will be to throw many of tho more
practical Populists back Into the He-
publican party with tho view of help
ing the free-coinage clement of that
piuty In tho advancement of free
coinage of silver."
As the Populists cannot agree
'" Hl,vc'-1 "'0 them-
selves, they will not be able to keep
the silver men In the republican
party. The silver men In the Uepub-
ean party are not lint money men.
he Republican party always ndvo-
tatted lint money except as 11 war
measure, and It brought about re-
Hiiiuptlou or specie payments as soon
PIW. greenbacks went
to par. Topulists who are flutists
have 'no place lu the Republican
patry. Tho Republican party has
always advocated the use or a national
currency redccmablo In metallic
money .r Intrinsic value. AVo believe
it will continue to do so and will
avoid the flat money danger on 0110
hand and the nbsoluto single gold
standard on tho other. Tho great
mass or the people want neither an
appreciated nor a depreciated cur
reucy, The great majority or nil par
ties want silver restored to lu old
place as legal tender money on equal
terms with gold. It mny cause-11
crisis to bring Ubjut. I)utllko hav
lug n tooth pulled, when It Is out all
will reel better. Hut tho ulcerating
sung In tho nation's monetary Jaw
win nave to be pulled before there is
any peace. It matters not who pulls
It. Ae believe tho Republican party
will have to pull It, unless It goes
over bodily to tho G rover Cleveland-"Wnll-Strcet
"Sound-money" prona.
ganda, which is nothliiL' but 11.,.
Urlllsh Rothchlld propaganda of
Thread-needle street,
Tho sensible rational Topullsts do
noi want tiat money. They should
not help the rennoycr-Spaugh In the
middle of the road gang. They should
unite with other good men In Oregon
to secure good state government, low
taxes, an administration of state and
"s" - .L,
immmmmm
mHpNmiMiiMMiiMm
tjouhiy rtffaiM ihfll H mwitihtolu
tho jeopl(j. Tho efoffii ekttMilt In
no6no parly firth secure this- Alone
t rttr folio flltlMfll whfl do flot not to
plunder th lrtlo wlwonl W lw
and told, niiislsdiiid logothor.
llsthtf llstlisl iifltbsl
Go to tho porcelflja baths, six batiis
forll. aiilidrcn'shalrotiltlrig, finder
12 years Of ngo.10 cents.
M-ftif ,t. V. Mu,i., Vtuv.
HARD TIMES PRICES!
'lli limes tit Imritflmt I piopwe to give
(If piilillc Imrd tlmtiflcu.
New notort hoet.plalit I w
Wlih ti uriil calk I jo
Hand mnifc tteel iliocj , 1 tx
Trnck tlioelng 3 5"
Jack" Jlarklnn,
loo ChemeketA Mreet.
Capital Transfer Co.
HARRY TOWN, PROP.
Kxprens, bng(nce nnd all kind cf work
done prumptly. Leave orden at PatlonN
Horn. tatf
DEPOT EXPRESS.
Meets all mall and pastenger trains Dag.
ga;c and expien to all patls of the city.
Prompt service, Telephone Nu 70.
JAMES UADER.
nts ram.
l-ocal agents In nil towns nnd localities
and throughout the United States and terri
tories to ktfll the hest washer In use consider
ing Its ptice from $3 to $5, For particulars
address,
J. U. UKOWN,
156 State street. Salem, Oregon.
STRAYED OR STOLEN..-A dsrk ba)
horse, weighing about 1,151. white star ir
forhcad, branded on left thouldcr I , Al
a bit mare weighing about i,2o; brand n,
Unmn Liberal reward will be paid lor th
horCH or Information alwut them. Addrc.
Advn Synder, Salem, 0 1 16 fit,
1 aid
Choicest, fresh packed, salt salmons good as
fresh, only 5c per lb at
P, O. Grocery, HARRITT LAWRENCE,
THE
MARKETS.
Chicago,
May 5oJ .
Jan. 16 Wheat, cash sGJJc;
New Vork,
3 30.
Jan. 0- Silver, 66c; lead,
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
San Francisco, Jan 16. Wheat, J. 05
Wool. Orfgun. choice, too ; Inferior, 7
8c, valley, 9uc.
Hop Quotable at 5(070.
Potatoes 25 to 40c per sack.
Oats Milling. 62,
PORt LAND MARKET.
Portland, Jan. 16, Wheat valley, 56
Walla Walla, 55. ' '
Flour Portland, $2 60; Ilcnton county,
2 60; graham, $2 20; superfine. $2 per bbl.
Oats - White, 2224c; grey, 2o2i;rolled
nbai;s, 4 2j5 25. batrcli, 450 700:
caes, 375
Potatoes.. New Oregon, 25oc per sack
Hay.. Good, 5(3850 per ton.
Wool . .Valley. 1 ic; Eastern Oregon, 7oc
Mliiiufis. . llran. $ l.Sot2j shorts, Jt2
i3;chop feed, I2l5 per ton; rvc. 75c perc
llidex. .ttrcen, waited 60 11m 44c; under
60 lbs 36c; sheep pelts, Io7uo.
Hops. .Oregon, 4 to 7c, according to qual.
Ily.
hulter. .Oregon fancy creamery, 2527l;
ancy dairy. 2(gi22; fair to good, lStjyt;
WUIIIIIHJU. IOC.
Cheese. .Oiet;on full cream, 9Viloc.
Eggs.. Oregon, 1 8 20 per d ; Eastern,
loc pmloz.
rouitry..Lbi(.kens,;i 5o3 00 per dor ;
ducks, $4 oo04 5"5 gcee, J6.oo7.oo; tur
keys. pltc; dressed. loi2c.
Uecf Topsteers. 22 3 5c per lb; fair
IoroihI steers, 22 3.5c cows, 2K2c;
dreiJed beer, -l5ic.
Mutton.. Ilei beef, 2.oo2.2sj choice
ewt-s, i.5inl2 do; dressed, 4c,
Hogs.. Choice, heavy, 3 0003.40; light
and erders; $2 75; dre.sed, jfc. p, n.
eal. .Small, choice, 56c; large, 34c
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat.. ,.70 per bu., market firmer.
Oats .17c.
Hay Paled, cheat. $4.55.o; timothy,
o 50 "
Hour. In wholesale lots, 350; retail,
280; bran, bulk 900; aacked, 1200;
shorts, U.ooi2.ooj chop feed, 12.00
13 00. . -.
WaL.DressHl. jVf
Hogs.. Dressed. 3.
Live Cattle.. i j2.
Sheep., Live. 200.
Wool.,UeM. 12KC.
Hon., first
U 4(J?J0.
Egg$,,Caih. I5c.
Mutter., lit-si dairy,
cieamvry, t2c
Chci-je..tii2jc.
Farm Smuktl ileats
II ! shoulders. 7e.
2Ml2c; fancy
Iteco-i, Gc;hams,
hatoei..25cperbu.
Onions.. 2c.
APPjes,, 456oc.
.uuury uens. 5c; roestets. Il.Soperdoz
nd not wanted ducks, J.5cai"oo per dos
Urkey. live 7c; eggs 12 cents chP.
Children Cry fo.
Pitohar'a Castoria.
mm
fee
757 Commercial St 257
fAJ A ft ft ft ft ft MM i
On and after Feb, 1st wc will occupy
the building now occupied by G, W Joluv
son Son, 257 Commercial st
. . ONLY TEN DAYS MORE . ,
Our grand removal sale will close on Sat
urday, Jan 25, so take advantage of it while
you can, Kememoer our snoes, nats and
furnishing goods must be sold regardless of
cost
5. M. &FK STOCK
115 STATE STREET.
Amusement
OPERA HOUSE
Every night this week.
Thursday Night, "MUSS," Thcdagof hc
The
Chase 2C Stock 3
(An organization
Change of play nightly.
.Vices to suit tho times! Prices to please the people! Prices nt which nil cmgo.
10c 20c 30c
Reserved stilts at Patton's Bros.' Iwokstore without extra charge.
m
The Salem
Woolen Mills Store,
The clothing busb
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 all
wool goods, coupled
with square dealing,
xxao uuiic uiai DUSl
ness, and the intention
of 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
afd of these popular
goods will be fully
Kepi up, and its many
friends and patrons
can rely in the future
on getting reliable
goods, the same as in
the past
J H. HAAS,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELFR
ciOCJu, ctt., 3I Commtrrial K,M,
WHV
mkmmm firtrii intf- ii L
for Everybody at
Famous
'Company,
or recognized artists.)
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
LOST.-.A $10 gold picre bttueen the post
office and Holvercon's. Reward n be paid
finder by leaving with H.tl. Hullunrl. 1331
P.O.NEWS STAND. Headquarters for the
leading daily newspapers ol the coat. Sub
acriptiont l ken for tlw Weekly Examiner.
Fine stock of cigars and confictlonrry, 1'. V,
Miller, Prop, t 14 im
FOUND-, A Yale lock key.
office for same
Call at Journal
I 13 3
TO TRADE-Wanted to traJe good inside
rentable property a small residence, couige
proferied. Inquire II. S. Journal offic,.. 1 n.jt
WE DO NO 1' WAN V-Uoyt or loafers but
men ofablity. S300 to coo 11 month to
husilers. State and general ng-nls Salary
and commission. Kucine Fire Engine Co ,
Rddne, Wis. c c s 41
I WO lurnLhed rooms for rent, enquire at
. v., 11,01111111,40 marion street.
FARM TO RENT- on easv term. .-nnl
miv iiw. ikH ui uienurin aaiem school
R It Crayton. 1 0 6t
FOR SALE OR TRADE.-A new cottace
"'' moarrn imprnvements, heating,
plumbing, etc. A small payment down,
balance on monthly paymrnts No reawn
you should pay rent when you can get a snap
like this. Address II II," th
10 10 dtf
PU'llLlC MEN, I'OLil'CIANs A.SU UuS
incwhoes can obtain all newspiper Infor
mation from the press of th state, coast and
counirv from the Press Cllppinir llureau.
(Allen's) Union Ulock. Portlaiiil. 12 2otf
CARPET PAPER -Lirce im h,vv
-Large lot ol
"row" ; wrapping paper for sale cheap, lust
.... ......a nu fvwittii UliUC
under carpels.
Call at
Journal office
PAPERS -Portland, Sacramento. Seattle,
racomaitnd.SJint'ianclscopapwson sale at
Mule r'gPotufhce Mock.
INURANLL'-j. N. Kerg,,, ag , or
Western Assurance or I'oro no, Pho.-ni of
London, New .iealand Insurance company
and the Etn Lfc and Accl lent, has
moved his office in with the Glolw Real
ttatc office, up stairs In po.t office build-
J"C- t.2 im'
comuiNaaIoN oil cOre co.. rut
cancer and all malignant diseae. We cure
cancer, old ulcers, piles, tumors, fistula
itlc rheumatism.catarrh an 1 minor disease.
We have a combination oil which is working
YundY' m A,lllrM, H Hwkmam.
IJOX 100. Travelim. Ai.n, !.,...-- n.
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in groceries, paints, oils,
window glass, varnishes, and
the most complete stocc of
brushes of all kinds in the
State, Artists materials, lime.
hair, cement and shinsW and
finest quality of grass seeds,
0. F. R. SMITH & CO,
(Successors to Smith & So hindler.)
brenerai
Horseshoeing a specialty. New sho:J,
lUll set. fl.CO. f)nlv tl.- h ..r,.L- il.mt.
Job work a specialty. Price- ihe low.t.
VETERINARY
Condition powder, liniments, heal
ing lotions and ointments, bILteiing oiot
mentJ, purgnive pills and colic medicines al
ways on hand as cheap as eLewhere.
CONSULTATION FREE.
W. C. MITCHELL.
Graduate of Ont. Vet. College, Toronto
Cnnada,
Office and Despcnsary at Red Front Llvcrf
Stable, Salem, Oregon.
Blacksmiths.
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