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BY HOKBFt BROTHERS
TUESDAY, JAN. 21, 1800. i
8 CTPiUDSI! -
Altona and Ramonaj
LEAVE
SOCIETY CHRONICLE.
and Fraternal
tlAlf.V.
'"Cortland, 6i45 ft m.
Salem, 7145 a. m,
Independence, 6130 a. m.
SUNIMV.
0:00 n.m,
10:15 am'
6:00 a.m.
rjfrreljjht received up (0 10 p. mCI
f,' ck lime, regular service and cheap
.... rates . . .
M. C. BALDWIN,
Agent, Salem.
It TjrzmmarsESi
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I hereby announce mjwlf iih a
rnnclldHtc for tlie oftlce of COUNTY
ASSESSOR subject to the will of tho
county Itcpubllcnn convention.
1-v .1. A. VAN EATON.
PERSONAL.
Dr. I. A. l'nyiio wont, lo Portland
today.
Judge J. J. Walton, or Eugene, Is
In tliu city.
Attorney General C. M. Idleman It
In tlie city.
Mr. and Mrs. Jan. Mulvoy went to
Oregon City today.
Rev. Roland I). Grant passed
through Salem to Albany today.
Mrs. Geo. Hold and sister went to
Clietnawa today for a short visit.
Hon. Geo. 11. Dorrls, of Eugene,
- came down from that city today.
Harry Wynne, of Cottage Grove,
arrived In Salem today, and will bo
tho guest of. friends.
Geo. Anderson, of the Kansas House
1ms been 111 for a few weeks but Is
now getting better. HIh old friends
will bo glad to sec htm around again.
Dr. J. A, Lambcrson, of Lebanon,
arrived In tho city today, and will
deliver an nddrcss at tho Maccabee's
joint Installation tonight.
Mrs. Robert Llvcsloy returned to
Kcattlo today, nfter a threo weeks
visit In Salem with Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Llvcsloy.
MlM Hello Grllllu, of Portland, Is
In the city, and will havo charge of
tho Wiley H. Allen music store clos
ing salo here. Miss Qrlnln lias Imwii
with tho Portland houso for some
time, and will later havo charge of
tho now Seattle branch.
Local News of Social
Events.
I.KAI' YKAIt l'AUTV.
The first Leap Year party of the
season was given Tuesday evening at
at Mr. Leo Brown's homo In Stayton,
on First street, in nonor 01 iuiss
Esther Robertson, who was home
from Salem. When 8 o'clocK rolled
around tho girls and their partners
appeared In 11 bunch, and all out of
breath. When asked for, an explana
tion promptly explained that those
"horrid boys" had kept the girls wait
ing "ever so long," until the boys had
accomplished a hundred unnecessary
performances essential to the mascu
line toilet.
A veiy entertaining program was
rendered, consisting of music and
recitations. Miss Olllc Robertson's
soprana solo, ' Because I Love You,
Dear," was given In clear, beautifully
rounded tones, full of feeling. Mr.
Hoy Wiles, of Newport, very success
fully entertained all by a number of
choice selections upon tho guitar.
Games of all dcscilnllons were then
VALLEY LOCAL NEWS.
THE DARST WILL CASE.
A Decision Upholding tho Will at All
Points.
County Judge Hubbard rendoreda
decision InthoDarst will caso today
upholding tho validity of tho will at
wu points, and dismissing tho petition
to set It aside. Tho decision meets
with a general approval, and seems to
bo Just, according to tho law and tho
facts In tho case. George, Albert and
Frank O'llrleu, of Independence, and
a half-brother, II. Lawler, of
Salem, are Interested In tho caso
owing to tho fact that their mother,
Mrs. Johanna O'llrleu, falls holr to
about W?,0X). Tho entire estnto was
valued at 20,ooo. it Is not likely that
thoro will bo an appeal as there hconm
almost no ground to rest It on. The
lawyers on both sides made u big
light, bill D'Arcy ltlclmrdson and
i union ford won.
Do You WoNDHii-Tlmt Salem
stock Is looking sleek and fat? Con
sult tho prices at llrewster Whlto's
Court street feed stow, as woll as tho
quality of tho feed, and you will ,u,t
think Itstrango. ou
lN8ANi:.-Hohu Welch, of linker
county, aged "0 years, was today com
mltted to the asylum.
indulged In, from "thumbs up" to
"eroklnole," and It Is safe to say that
the youth and beauty of Stayton was
fnllv ronroheiited bv tho twenty
couples who partook of the many good
things with which tho tabic was
loaded.
After supper the girls very cordially
Invited the gentlemen to accompany
them to the "opera." On arriving
at tho opera house the found Manager
Lloyd Hrown of Albany there with
his world-famous magic lantern show.
The views wcro very life-like ami
highly enjoyed by all.
At an early hour tho girls could be
seen hunt me un their lanterns to
escort their partners home, each and
every one declaring tho party lobe
the greatest event of the season, and
were of the opinion that It Is dcllc
lously refreshing to feel so free and
easy, and that for once you nro your
own "boss.." Those present were:
Miss Esther Itolicrlson, David
Smith, Miss Hrlggs, Roy King, Nellie
Starr, Charley Hrown, Ollle Robert
son, Dell Halsley, .May Thorpe, Claud
Savage, Miss Ray, Joe Kerns, Lizzie
Shriim, Ell Smith, Sadie Thorno, Fred
Laudrctli. bus 0 Kerns. Glen Mima 0.
Cora Cooper, Gene Titus, Kate Down
ing, Hurt Davie, Tempest Dtinnlvniu
Ernest Porter, Roy Wiles, Mrs. Geo.
Brown, Mrs. Lee Rrown. Mrs. Harden.
George Hrown.
BTAYTON.
MI89 Esther Bobcrtson, of Solom.
has been a guest at tho homo of her
mother In this place for tho past
week.
Mrs. M. M. Balsley has been quite
111 for the past week, but Is .slowly
Improving. ,
Miss Maggie Taylor, one of Stay ton's
former society young ladles Is ex
pected homo from Idaho this week on
a visit with her parents. Wc will all
be delighted to havo Maggie with us
once more.
Miss Minnie Manfrle. who has been
so near death's door for the past two
weeks. Is slowlv recovering and It Is
sincerely hoped by all her friends that
It will not bo long before she will be
up and about again.
So Aumsvlllc has a newspaper.
That's nothing, Stayton is going to
have two and a new city hall.
The machinery for the new saw
mill Is all here and Saturday after
noon it was all put In motion on trial.
It made one think of old times before
that treacherous Arc visited our town
and came near destroying our little
city.
The Baptist will hold revival meet
ings here during tho following week.
A drama entitled "Out in the
Streets" was very successfully ren
dered at the Stayton opera house last
Saturday night for the benefit of tlie
new Methodist church.
School will close here Friday and
how lonesome It will seem not to hear
the old school bell again until autumn
rolls around.
SCHOOL BOARD MEETS.
The Board of Directors Transact Busi
ness of tin District.
The regular meeting of the board of
directors of school district No. 24 was
held last night. Clerk Hozorth's
annual report of llnunce sliowwi total
of receipts and expenditures amount
ing to .i:i,i;i.; from March t, 1805 to
January 1, 1800. .The total Indebted
ness of thcdiHtrlcl to January 1, 1890
Is $9,000.20.
Tlie lioard estimates that the ex
penses from Hie 1st Inst to July 1 arc
estimated at 814,8:19. This, added lo
the present Indebtedness, will make a
total of $21,415.20. The expenditures
of the district for 1894 wu 8 $50,1(18.75
showing a decrease of .SIOJTA.'lOdue to
rigid economy.
The total amount of a.-wssible pro
perly of the district for 189") has not
yet been ascertained by the county
clerk.
At the election In March a new
director will Iw elected, vice Dr. W.
II. Byrd, whoso term will have ex
pired at that lime.
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WILEY B. ALLEN COMPANY.
Two Lives Saved.
Mrs. Phoobo Thomas, of Junction
-ti... in .nnn Oi1 Viw a r1rufrra RHP.
bad Consumption and that there was
..FWJiwtftwXi
cured her and she says It saved her
life. Mr. Thos. Eggers, 139 Florida
street, San Pranclsco, suffered from a
dreadful cold, approaching consump
tion, tried without result everything
else then bought one bottle of Dr.
King's New Discovery and In two
weeks was cured. lie is naturally
thankful. It Is such results, of which
tnese arc samples, mat piutc uiu
wonderful cfllcacv of this medicine In
Coughs and Colds. Free trinl bottles
ni. Krnil P. Lcirir'adruirtilorc. Rcutilar
size 50c and 81.
Close At Hand
ST"
January 27th wc will commence to move to 25)
Commercial street the building now occupitrJ t
G W, Jolinson Son. Our removal sale 3
close on Saturday next, to take advantage of
extremely low prices while you have an oppT
tunity. w'
The Last Week,
When Baby was sick, we boto her Castorln.
When slio wu a Child, slio cried for Castorln.
When she becumo Miss, sho clung to Castorta,
When Bhe had Children, sho gave them Castorln.
$180
Y. M. O. A. OKFIC'KKR i'.LKCTKD.
Tlie board of directors of the Y. M.
C. A. met last night and elected olll-
ccrs for tho new term. J. B. T. Tut-
hlll was elected president, O. P.
Bishop vice-president: F. E. Hodgkln.
secretary; V. N. Gilbert treasurer.
rm... .1 a t d r. ,. ..
j no re.simiauou or 11. . i o. ns 11
member of tho board, was accepted.
ANOTHlIlt KNCIAUKMKNT.
TI10 engagement b announced of
Miss Mario Kahn. of San Pnuiclsm.
to Anre11A.StalT0.1d, a young doctor
of medicine and for several vears n
resident of Salem, where ho studied
for Komo months under Drs. Miirn
mid Richardson.
JOINT INSTALLATION.
Tho Knights and Ladles of tho Mac
cabees will hold a Joint Installation at
tho Good Templar hall In tho Turner
block tonight. A good literary and
musical program has been prepared,
and Dr. J. A. Laiulwrson, of Lebanon,
will deliver an address.
Tho SUUcsmaii says "every now
ami then someone s heard to mention
Mr. (leer's name along with thonoml
nation forcongiw Th8 should bo
very llatterlug to Mr. Geer, provided
lio Is a candidate, for "ovory now and
then" Inoludos aUiut all tho time
there is.
"'"'' """"" I 1 UJ , III I.UJIJIJJR.
Big Reductions
--IN
Winter Dress Goods ,
Woolen UnderwMH
Men's and Boys' Suits and
Overcoats ......
Mackintoshes. . . ' '
All must bo ld. Prieos out deen
Cull nml get, n bargain, Our 'fi
Goods Department M full of JSS
WILLisBROS.CO.
,,, , ,vUrt and Liberty stwet,
lPoutry 0mlH o'Wl
lAUI.OIt HOOIAL.
Invitations are out ton DarlorsiMiiiit
at tho homo of Mr. ami Mm. n 11
Fleming, for tho benellt or the Salem
hospital. A splendid program has
been prepared and no doubt tho luvl
tat Ions will lie generally accepted.
JOINT CLASS SOCIAL.
Wednesday evenlnu cr HiU u....l- h...
Sunday schtml clashes of Mrs. Boothby,
Mrs. Lockley and Miss MoNary, of tho
Presbyterian church, will bo enter
tallied at the home of Rev. A. L
Hutchison.
IIHUHAN CLASS.
1 .
rimay ovmilng of this week tho
Hurvan class of tho Presbyterian
church will Iw entertained at the
homo or John Molr on lower Ktont
st rout.
Mrs. A..I1. Gardnorweut to Hrowiis.
vlilo this morning.
Mls.s Llzzlo D.ilL'InUii ic ..lot. 1....
relatives In Portland. '
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Dugan roturiiccl
today from a visit In Astoria.
MWK.C. Small and Mrs. AVarre.i
Irulttwont to AllMiiy tiMlay.
Mwt A. Whuirt u ,.. .....
her sovero HIiiom. m..i i. ...... ..... .
danger. "'" wnl
mw. i-. k. Clodfeltor, and Mr. and
Mrs. M. Cattron.of Monmouth, wero
lingers tu :B0IW today to visit
relatives in that city. l
L-.am Kl.l,H w vAWN-orintui
k tt ng, SimiiUli and Saxony, ,0.
JuctH greatly to loo out this line, at
tho Now York R..l.-.t 1,.. ,,.... .
aisssfc! -s:
" v miiiiii. SlKhllw
I'OLIC COUNTY NIJWH..
F. S. Smith, of Hcthcl, netted
olT six acres of prunes.
.1. w. KirKiaiid had a ramlly reun
ion at Independence of his four sons
and their families.
Mrs. M. E. Halloy, of Hot ltd, who
has been quite 111, Is better.
Rcv.Staver of Forest Grove preached
at Rlckrcal on the Armenians. He
believes England Is responsible for the
Turkish crimes.
Wise & Kcyt, Pcrrydale. are Miln-
plngoats to Portland.
The Riienn Vista union Sunday
school hns these new enlccrs: Sam
Haldwln, Hiiperlntendcnt: Mr. Miner.
assIslHiit; Mrs. Addle Davidson, secre
tary; MIssMiner, treasurer: Miss Mary
Shlves, orgalnlsl.
On Christmas eve children, grand
children, greatgrandchildren, sons-in-law
and daiigitcrs-in-lav, to tho
number of 03, were assembled at the
residence of Grandma nutler, In Mon
mouth. The tax levy of Linn county Is 17
and that of Jackson 20 mills. Wv
few counties In tho state have a lower
tax rate than Polk of II mills. Tho
Ronton county tax levy Is 18.:i mills
and tho city orCorvallls will havo to
tack on about another 10 mills. The
total tax levy of .Marlon county, Is 14
mills, 1 mill lower than last year.
C. II. Chapman -went to Portland
this week and sold 8,000 pounds of
prunes.
Hon. Warren Trultt and attorney
Carson, of Salem, will address the
Dallas Repuallcan club Tuesday
evening.
Their Salem Branch to De Removed
Seattle, Waah.
The Wiley H. Allen Co. are closing
out tiiclr business here preparatory
for the removal to Seat He. All music
and musical instruments, including
pinnr-s mid organs are now being
offered fit 'clearance ale prices."
Kvery article soirl sauw the trouble
and expense in bovlng and shipping,
and now Is tlietlmetotakv advantage
of the ocaslon and procure what you
want In the way of music Mrtually
at flat cost. Stni opn evenings
until 9 o'clock.
'1
T. CIEER'S SARCASM.
Cuniimied Ironi first pagr.
mafmsWiK J.
to r 1 Ti IiTbT.i: rJTir'. fr'fTi i'iFiM ffiri v
mmmrni
amsk&.wky
fwvffiwMifu
l5KAVJK?S?W'.flJhjaJ
As this is our last week on State street, wc w'll
offer all remnants and broken lines regardless f
cost,
Shoes, Hats and Furnishing Goods,
The remainder of these lines wc will close 0 '
at half price this week. Call before the sizes and
styles arc broken.
M. & E. fl. STOCK
115 STATE STREET.
OPERA HOUSE I Grand Successful Week. I OPERA HOTICC
r. s es m" "
V V V V
Chase 2 Stock 3C Company,
CntL.I.. M-. T -J f Of
uiiiiiviy ntw ivtjti iwiic ui 1 lays,
m na rt- vi ms "
The Chase Stock Company.
"Uncle's Darling" was tho bill at
tho opera house last nliMit. Tim nlnv
was excellent, tho cast lino and the
scenic elTccts were among the best
overseen In the city. ThlsenmiKinv
made themselves favorites from Mm
start and tho longer thov remain Mm
Iwttor they aro liked by their patrons
-llkogood wlno they Improve with
age. "The Octoroon" will lm Mm Lin
for tonight. Tho play has boon seen
hero before, but tho management or
tho Chaso company challoiiirnrmiiiviri.
son nn promise us better rendition Ity and low prices.
- - ,,v ' muium) seen.
Miss Chase will appear In tho title
role, and Master Charlev, a really
wonderful boy actor, will' bo .seen as
Wccnlepaul, the yellow boy, tho best
character ho has attempted here yet.
Tho entire company have good parts'
and social scenery will bo used. Ton
dollars will bo given away each night
this week and no on Saturday night.
Mrs. Kuuim Vauderwcrt was called
for the $10 last nlirbt. but. wu k,
niwl l I 11 .... "Will,
.Ml.. 1. 11, L,OUISIIIOt IVc.Iva.I I,
uiHin tho second call.
chance for popular .support ho Is 1111
rortunalo enough to receive the frown
from this Demooratlc Importation
from the malarial Hats of tho Miss
ouri bottoms. I acknowledge his su
premacy; ho is our local "sturdy little
chieftain;" ho Is a Poo-Bali who has
never been sawed off, for that process
of amputation Implies a pre-existing
condition of things where -a diligent
search for something to saw oir would
be rewarded by at least a moderate
degree of success.
Since the public already well knows
where Its support In tills matter Is go
ing, it would be far less painful to
itself and less amusing to the public
If thoolght page dally could end its
agony by naming Itscandldatent once
for Its decision In the matter practi
cally settles tho whole question; that
Is what Poo-Hah's, either sawed or
tinsawcd, aro for.
in tno mcantlmo I hope for thocon
tlnued privilege of sitting within the
party gates and voting for the lie
publican candidates.
T. T. Gkkh.
THE BEST
PIPE
TOBACCO.
"The Octoroon X
With Special Scenery and
i
s ' s s sSN .
v Tuesday,
C January 21. A)
C Tonight, 2
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q,cwt.wvv xy f an Excellent Cast
Fen Dollars Given Away Every Night
A2U) 20 ON SATURDAY NIGHT.
The oanic pleasing price of admission, 10c, 20 and 30c,
Heser vd r nts at Patto l's Bros.' bookstore without extra charge.
II ID SIMM
Choicest, fresh packed, salt salmon, good as
fresh, only 5c per lb at
P, O, Grocery, HARRITT LAWRENCE
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
WANTED-Man and wife to take chirre 4
a comfortable house and fruit farm at bnnm.
side for a term of three months or lonr t&
board proprietot, Address X, this office. :j
WANTED - Two uinnA nlinnn.n .
small fir at Co cents a cord, for cash. April
15. Minon urnwn, Sidney, Of Li .
P.O.NEWS STAND. -Headquarters for the
leading dally newspapers ol the cot. Sub
acriptfons t.ken for the Weekly ExaroiDsr,
Fine stock of cigarx and confectionery. F. ff.
Miller, Prop. , ,4 la
THE MARKETS.
Lauiks and Misses. The New
York Racket has a fine lino of ladles
and misses gossamers and mackin
toshes from 03 cents to $2.50 this Is
tho kind of weather In which they
aro useful, also n few wool macken,
toshes at one half former price. Call
and see. ;.(j.lw
48 Cunts And A Ciihomo. Tho
Salem Flourlntr mills nrn nmv .!..
18 cents for wheat, and as manacor
Holland says "throw In ti chromo."
In other words, you can call theroand
get a lino calendar.
Jan. 20. Wheat, casli $9
Silver, 66Jcj lead,
Dont ronoET-That the New York
Kacket: has a lino lino of boys' kneo
pants and youth's suits. Good mini.
2C2dlw
1MWJOVINQ.-W. E. Kennoy, the
jvMiib- mini sown or tno cltv. who u
Chicago,
Mav6ii
New Vork, Ian. 20
.1 .to.
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat. ,i8c per bu., market firmer.
Oats ,17c.
Hay . Ualed. cheat. S.t.conte.nn! itmniliu
$650- -'w -""
riuur..ui wnoicsaie lots, 3.50; retail,
280J bran, bulk 900; aacked, 1200:
shorts, II.0012.00; chop feed. I2.oofnl
13.00.
Veal. .Dressed, f .
Hous.. Dressed. 2i.
Live Cattle.. iJ2,V.
Sheet... Live, 2 00,
WooI..Iicht, I2lc.
Hop,.lJe, 4(2150.
i-.GGS..ah. 15c.
Uuttcr. JSrst dairv. i2foi2e! fan
creamery. I52(k:
Cheese.. ioi2jc.
Farm Smoktd Meats.. Pacoi, 6c; hams,
lie; shoulders, 7c.
Potatoes., 25c per bu.
Onions.. 2c.
Apples., 4S6oc.
Puuliry .Hens, scjtocsters. Jt.Sopcrdoz
find nnt u.n.il. rlnU .r . ' 1
, 1. "" ""V..VS, . jmiuj.ro per uoi..
l"'"Ji vc 7c, ctgs ijy cenu cash.
The Salem
Woolen Mills Store,
A Needy Family.
Doc AV, (Hbson went on n mission of
mercy to tho fair grounds neighbor
rsis. s a'z.srs
rejiorted as Improving Inst night.
Delayed Oveuland.-TIio over
huul arrived about 12 yesterday, being
six hours late.
Bathsl Baths! Bathsl
niit pMni.
Old peoiilo who reiiulro medlelnu t
IKSr Tr lK,wel? kWoyi will
icrs. 1 his medit n iirvs , i."
te ami contains no whiskey 1 or ,tr
--""" -v- v uvi3 luiuiiv nn tiiA
Kifinmnii tii. !.....
;gtotoSsSS
at Pred a
an
Hon.
but
Legg's drug store.
llontappetlzermdX
ill 1VoP'flni It Just exactly w
WW'' ?rt 6?o ami i Twr Ihv
BUILDINQ AND LOAN.
1.1. "unsmjiyTor
Itohtr't Ctoria.
Tlioadlouriuvlinpti,..nr i... c. .
holdot, of the san 1U .Sgui
Lam Association will i.i.i ...,."
at ,8 o'clock to vote upon proposea ily.
1 H, Skoat Sec.
t Go to tho iwreelnln baths sir initio ' . Retlfor(1 hi'9 ueei
"?eL,,a,,", ting, imde """'"Jen and a II
t-jears of age,l5 cents. 1 is caring for, whllo
-""" J. C. Mills, Prop.
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair,
Medal, Midwinter Pair.
BAKINfi
POWDffl
iMct Perfect Mde.
.YewitiwStiBiJtnL
family nnmed Rcdford, who aro very
aiuuii in neeti or provisions and
clothes. For some tlmo they had
nothing to cat but potatoes. Mr.
and Mrs. Kedfordcame tosalem about
five months ago, and for sometime
Mrs. Redford has been alono with her
ttlo orphan sho
her linsli'i.id ic
uwiiy loouingfor work. Lnst. niro,
Lincoln Wado sent them a sack of
Hour and some other necessities. Mr
Gibson considers the family worthy of
support and families who havo cloth
ingor food should holnMr n,ifi
out of their abundanco until sho can
hwt ,oru irom. er hu4bandf Leayo
articles or monov witii v t. w j
m.., -.. ".. , m.. iiuiicur
v...a. vmggeu lr you cannot
them personally.
Koto
TllK WeATIIEH Pm,Pn.0 t,
Wednesdaj-, rain and cooler! ' Preolp-
r , ' " '" ePwwr 1, to date
---, ...wu. Average, 25.15; doll,
clency, 8.28.
Notes And Tack aopq r.n ,
PNPtly. cheaply. Ring up tho blue
Children ftufA.J
-ronorscastorla.
The clothini? busi
ness in Salem durine
the past year has, in
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 alk
Wool oods, rmtnUrl
I .
witn square dealing,
nas done that busi
ness, and the intention
of the managers is to
put in a large stock the
coming; season at
prices that will corresy
pond with small in
comes, and at the
same time the standi
ard of these ononis
goods will he fitllTr
kept ut, and its mr
mends and patrons
can rely in the future
n getting retiaUU
goods, the same as in
tne past
J H. HAAS,
WATCHMAKER ANn ipto,,,
Js-aia.iS-asafj
WE DO NO r WANT -Hoys or loafers but
men orabil ty. $300 to $joo n mouth to
(lUSIIers. State nnri fTi.ni.ril ii..i. c.i.
flntl Mmnttcflnn t..f T?I T m
Kiicine, Wis. eo,4t
PUBLIC MliN, POLU'CIANS AtilTW-
iness houses ran nhrnln nil ........... i.f..
matlon from the press of thn state, mni ml
.Un,r.f.r,om,h?. l're" Clipping Bureiu,
(Allen's) Union block, PortlanU. 12 jolt
CARPET PAPEU-Large lot of hem
b.rown wrapping paper for sale cheap, hit
the thine for mtitlnr. nnru. ....... n.u ..
Journal office
PAPERS Porlltinil VJ. .,.., C....I.
Tacorna nnd San Fiancisco paners o'n said 1!
Miller's! Postoffice block.
INSURANCE.-J. N. Ferg.ison, agent for
western Assurance ofToro-ito, Phoenix of
London, New Zealand Insurance corapwjr
and the Etna Life nnd Accident, bu
moved Ills office in with the Globa Real
Lstate office, up stairs in poit office build.
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COMBINATION nn. rriRr m in
cancer nnd all malignant diseases. We cirt
cancer, old ulcers, piles, tumors, fistuli
kciatic rheumatism.catarrh and minor dlsesw.
We have a combination oil which is working
wonder. Address, H HkckmaN,
Iwx 169. Traveling Agent, Eugene, Or.
STRAYED OR STOLEN A Hark hir
horse, weiching about 1,150. white star lis
forhead, lirandcd on left shoulder 1 . Ala
a bay mare welching about 1,200; brand not
KndWII. Uhcral r..ul ..111 k n.M tnr t)l
horscH or information about them. Adlrta
Adam Synder, Salem, O. 1 16 61I
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer if! arnrir'i(n:. nxinis. ns,
window glass, varnishes, and
the most comolcte stoce of
brushes of all kinds in the
state. Artists materials, lime,
hair, cement and fihinorles. ant)
finest quality of grass seeds,
IV. F. R. SMITH & CO,
(Successors to Smith & Schindler.)
General Blacksmiths.
EyHorseshoelng a specialty. New noe$
full set. it. en. riniu ii.- i.., work done.
Job work a specialty. Price the lowest
VETERINARY
Condition powders. liniments, bel;
tog lotions and ointments, blistering oint
ments, purgative pills and colic medicine -
wuyi on nana as cneap as cue"."
CONSULTATION FREE.
W. C. MITCHELL.
Graduate nf Onr. Vet. Collece. Toronto
Canada.
Office and Dnmnurv at Red Front LiTOJ
Stable, Salem, Oregon.
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