Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, February 03, 1896, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextI ,, ,. ...,.. 1..,,,ff '- imi-- .i...i ii ii mMaambaJaMUuLM n?rr r iMt.v-inn.i-riiirrwwt Vi .n.n.nirniii i- - - . - i - - " mtr srn tn-iililiif wttttrmimmmMrrm'm'''nmrwmmmm' ' - - ' . .. .. .i... fcfc XKrt ( if t " AV. "i ,.i m m p. '? .if; K i . &m nvr nPTCTV r'n wury iljiI' . i mit Dailf Capital Journal.; BV IIOFI4R DROTHKKS MONDAY, FEB. a, 1800. 80CIETY Local News STEAMERS j jAltona and Ramona LEAVE ! JIAJI.V. StINIIAV. I Portland, 6145 a. m. 9.00 a. m. Salem, 7145 a. m. 101IJ .m, Independence, 6130 a, m, 6o a.m. BrFrelcht received up to lop. m.EI and cheap f C ck time, regular service rates ... M, I'. BALDWIN. Agent, Salem, Sousa's Band Coming w topic w, 0 curacy" (if Reed's Opera House Wedesday, Feb 19th CHRONICLE. of Social and Fraternal Events. "Mrs. TV. B Lawlcr returned to Al bany tills tnornl tig. Mrs. Lou Hatch will lw a I'orlluml visitor for the next week. Mrs. 11. S. Henri and Mrs. J.A. Beau , weie Turner visitors today. Mr. and Mrs. It. .1. Hendricks, of the reform school, were in the city to day. Miss Lizzie Dalglolsli returned last night from a week's visit among Tort land frlonds. The Floriculture society met at Mrs. Wm. Brown's today to transact Important business. Miss Bertha Knight returned to her home In Can by today. She lias been attending Willamette university. Mrs. A. .T. Monroe returned today from Albany, where alio attended the funeral of her cousin, Mrs. A. Stark. AT JIAITIST CIIUIICII. In the morning tev. Farmer preached on the .''Inerrancy of the Scriptures." By an error of the typos as announced as the "Iniie- icy' of the scriptures, ins de scription of the Bible was that It was the record of the facts QILMORE'S OPINION. mill revokl Inn of Hod's nlnn for the mcn t0 br,nK fo,'t,1 Me most charming anireuaiion or uod s ninti roi uie cffectg ()f wIch th(J dv,10 nrt of iuuuiiiiuuii in mini, iiu iii-m i urn.- )nilSlC IS CMMl!) C 8 t not tO 1)C 0 The advance sale will be opened shortly, Kindly put your name on the subscription list, Subscribers will have the first choice of scats, Reserved scats, $1 and 1,50, PATTONBROS,, Local Managers for Sousa's Concert Band, PERSONAL. Eb. Singleton went to Turner to day. II. II. Howard, of Portland, Is In the city. Father Dlanchut rot u rued to Ger vuls today. JudgoH. II. Hewitt returned to Al bany today. I.N. Miles of Scotts Mills, was In the city today. J. A. Miicrum returned today to Forest Grove. Lydoll Baker returned to Portland .this afternoon, Chas. llcullno of Mill City, was in town Saturday. G, F, Mason was a Portland passen ger this morning. F. 8. Dearborn returned this morn ing from Portland. Col. J. B. Eddy returned to Port land this afternoon. Judgo "Warren Trultt was a pas senger to Portland today. Attorney-general C. M. Idlonian came up from Portland today. F, H. Davis came up from Portland w this morning for a short visit. Ueueral Byars, commander of tho Oregon Soldiers' Home, Is In tho city. Mrs. Gllllland, who has been tho guest of Mrs. Win, Brown, returned to Portland today. J. N. Ferguson and family will this week rcmovo to their farm north of the olty on Lake Lablsh. E P. McCornack, I. L. Patterson, C. B Moores und Till Font went to Portland this afternoon. J. J. Bead, traveling salesman for tho WooIjii Mills store went to Port land this morning for a fow days. Senators Ilobson and Coggswell passed through tho city today on their Muyio moBiiito convention of Be publican clubs. Kov. F. X. BlHiichett, of Gorvnln, was lu tho city over Sunday. He preached n beautiful discount at St. Joseph's church last night. J. A. Taj lor, -who run a steam wood saw and lives In Highland, Is able to bo about alter a fow weeks Illness. no in ready to tako orders. man. attention throughout. AT ALllANV. The second evening of the "Hay makers" at the oiera house last eve ning, was well attended by a large audience. This beautiful cantata was played with new features and was greatly enjoyed. Herald. The cantata was under the direction of Prof. Z..M. Parvln, of this city. Salem people will note with plcasuro this favorable mention. Divorce Suit. Papers in a suit arc filed by Mary E. What He Says of Sousa's Marine Band I Bwarts VS. Alonzo SwnrtS, dlyorco. of Washington. j plaintiff alleges that herself and de- P. S.Gilmoro (now deceased) was as fendnnt were married in Illinois on generous and whole-souled a musician j August 3, JS09; and that they lived as ever lived, and never permitted together as man and wife, until the any selfish motive to Interfere with June, 1895, term of t he Marlon county his admirable aud commendable do- circuit court when defendant was con si re to acknowledge and encourage vlcted of murder In tho second degreo real talent whether within his own and sentenced to life imprisonment in organization or elsewhere. Tho fol- the Oregon state penitentiary; that lowing lines were sent to some friends the Issue of their mnrrlago was five In St. Louis who asked for his opinion children, viz: Emma, aged 17 years; of the Uu I ted States Marino Band .Walter, 15; Jennie, 12; Edith, 7; and when finusa was Its loader. I Lilly Ann, 12. She asks for a decree New York, March 1,1802. (dissolving tho bonds of matrimony My Beau Sir: I am frcqueutly andfor the custody of the minor ohll askcd.asyou now ask, my opinion of dren. the Marine Band of Washington. Well, the band cannot help beinga C. T. Dnzey. the brilliant young splendid band for the following rea-' playwright, whoe "In Old Kentucky" sens: The members are obliged to . ', , .....t t,u ,.,.,. iittnml n Imitr rahcnmnl nlmost overv made for its manager and its author, day in the year, which alone Is sulli- each, a princely fortune within two clcnt to make them play well tegether: seasons, has written a companion he Old Lime. Kiln" popular comedienne, her Company will be seen at the opera houe here next Thursday night. The play Is a sensa tional comedy drama, btlrrlug lu Its action, thrilling in Incident and full of vivid color and pieturcsqiiu quali ties. Two acts arc laid In Yellow stono National Park and scenic repre sentations of the gey.se r, "Old Faith ful" and of Yellowstone Falls are shown. The play Is full of comedy and laughter Is almost Incessant. Katie Putnam will Introduce several new songs. nicy are under nuirccior,Jonni.'nuin, ,,jav entitled "T CTn.ir... 1 .n, (1 . .1 I nil rw! . ., . . CI If. I rt M " ouii.-hi, ii iiiisu iiiiuiiiiiiiniiuii iiiuoiukiii, . wlilnli ilm whose own roinnosltloiiH. as also his ,n W,IIC" v" of other ivuuc x'uinam aim admirable arrantrcmencs composers' works, giving abundant evidence of his genuine, originality, and artistic ability. With such a leader, whose aim Is perfection, aud with the beauty, tho culture, and the brain of the nation at the eanltai for his audiences- enough to inspire both him and his pected that the marine band of Wash ingtou should stand peerless and un rivaled on the American continent ? Go then and hear them play when you diavo an opportunity, and you will doubtless be convinced that Uncle Sam has a band of which tho government and the people ought to feel, and do feel, justly proud. Very sincerely yours, P. S. GlLMOItV y. p. a. c. E. A union meeting MEETING of all tho Salem young peoples societies was held at the Bapt lot ehuHi at (1 p. in. Papers weie lead by W. I. Staley, II. S. Guile and others. Miss Brown gave a reci tation and there was singing aud de votional service, prolonged to 7:.'I0 when tho regular evening services was taken up. IJev. Farmer discussed the Dilemma of Ingcrsollsm to a large and Intelligent audience. w. (.'. t. v. ukuvvhk. II. C. Tripp, "the Iowa temperance cyclone," will address a mixed meet ing at the W.C. T. V. hall on Tues day afternoon at 2:.'I0 o'clock. All are cordially Invited to attend. Saloon keepers and patrons are especially asked to bo present. Mr. Tripp will continue his gospel temperance meet ings tonight and on Tuesday night at tho First M. E. church, to which a cordial invitation .Is extended to the public. AN IOWA TEMl'EIIANCi: CYCLONE. Prof. II. O. Tripp, deputy grand chief templar of Oregon, spoke to a largo audience at the Y. M. C. A. hall on Sunday afternoon, and at the First M. h. church Sunday evculnir. Ho discussed tho temperance ouestlnn from a non-partisan and non-sectarian standK)lnt. Ills audlenco was deeply impressed, many being moved to laughter or tears by his anecdotes, Illustrations, stories and recitations. Mr. Tripp has an original and happy way of driving homo his arguments by tolling some story of a humorous or pathetic character, that generally brings down the house. Holsthor- oughly In earnest and his talo of tho editor who voted, because ho was mis taken, to go to Hades, was a new way of putting the question of saloons or no saloons. Mr. Trip Is "chuck full" of prison statistics, reform school, poor houso, Insane asylum aiuluiurdor arguments against the liquor tralllc. When his hearers get weary of listen ing to dry detalls.or pertaining to the liquor question, ho warms them up with an original recitation that Is generally in narmony with the sub The City Schools. Tho first term of the public schools will end on Friday, February 14th. The second term will open on Monday, the 17th. The usual final examina tions for promotion will begin In tho higher grammar grades on Wednes day morning of this week, and con tinue each day of school to Wednes day evening, tho 12th. In the pri mary grades and the lower grammar grades, the examinations for promo tion begin on Friday, the 7th, and con tinue until Wednesday evening, tho 12th. All pupils who do not have to take these final examinations hive a holiday on such day or days as arc ap pointed for those tln.il examinations. The "Graduating Exercises" of these schools will tako place on Wednesday evening of the 12th, at tho opera house. An excellent program Is ar ranged, consisting of tho recitations and declamations by four or live mem bers of tho class, vocal and Instru mental music Is Interspersed, and Hon. G. M. Irwin, Sup't. of Public Instruction, addresses the class. This class will number 30 or more. A small admission will le charged to de fray tho expenses. Our citizens, tho patrons of the schools, and all educational friends should bear In mind the date set for the "Graduating Kxorclses" and show their appreciation of our schools by their prcseneo on that occasion. On Friday morning, February 14th, all or tho public schools will convene at the usual hour. Tho results of tho examinations, tho announcements of tho assignment of classes to teachers and to tho several buildings will be made known. The pupils recelvo, at that time, their cards of promotion, or standing, telling what class and grado each pupil will be lu during tho now term. At Chamm.ks. In the case of Wm. M. Wirt, who asks the appointment of a receiver for the Oregon Wholesale Nursery company ,.ludge Hewitt heard argument on the amended complaint today at cliambars, in tho state library. Sherman, Park & Condi t appear for the plaintllf, and Carson & Fleming for tho company. - Appointed Enoinueu.--TIiouiiis King, for many years master mech anic In the, Drake Iron Works, has been appointed engineer at the Ore gon Stnto Prison. He is a very com petent man and his friends will con gratulate hliu on his success. HARD TIMES FACTS. qood nEADiNa foe the family CIRCLE. Every reader of The Jodumal should look up tho list of premium's given absolutely free with this paper. The Weekly Journal at a Hi year is the cheapest paper on the Pacific coast, yet wlth.lt we give yearly sub scriptions to any of the following valuable publications, each known to tho world as a standard in its field: The Toledo Blade, The Queen of Fashions, Womankind, The Farm News, The Child Garden. These valuable publications are each worth a $1 a year, yet we give you your choice, one year free, for a $1.50 subscription to The .Touknal, either the Daily for six months or the Weekly for eighteen months. Seethe list, and don't neglect to nrollt by It. Don't be deceived into paying for so-called premiums offered with high priced papers at a slight advance. Beiiicinber The Journal Is tho cheapest newspaper on the Pacific coast, aud It gives you high grade premiums without additional charge - Seffii-tfe?kly Specials Npwtrthat our clearance sale is over we will again rcsum our special sales, Commencing on Wednesday next xf Will iluvc spcuui auiua uu w.i. y A Wednesday and Saturday, Special for Wednesday, Feb 6, . . . DRESS GOODS. Special for Saturday, Feb. 8, TOWELS, We have received two shipments of spring dress goods which will be included in the sale Remember we hayC moved and arc located at 257 Commercial st, . M. & E. fl. STOCK 257 Commercial-street Kucltlen's Arnica Salve. I'lie Iicst balve in the world fat Cuts. Ilruhes, Korc, Ulcers. Halt Klicum, Fever Sores, Tetter. Chapped hands, Chilblains and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cure Piles or no pay n quired. It Is guaranteed o give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 25 cents a box. For wle by Fred A 'ffig. How's Tfiia! We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. l- .1. Cheney & Co., Piops..,Tolodo.O. Wo the undersigned, have kii.mn J-'. J. Cheney for the last ir, ours. and lwlleve him perfectly linimr.iluV in all business transactions and lliianelally able to carry oul any obligation made ny ineir nrni. West Tkuax, Wholesale I)rt:gi.,ts, Toledo, O. Waldino, ICinnan & M.A1ININ, Whole- saio uruggiBis, Toied.i, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter nally, acting directly upon tnc hi i, and mucous surfaces of t!nnstetn Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials free.. WANTED -FOR CASH ! 1,000 Dozen Chickens. 1C.T.D0TY& COMPANY What price will they pay ? The higlv est price ever oaid in Salem. Don't be afraid of bringing too much, as all can be taken care of, Poultry must be delivered on Feb, 3 or 4, Call and see us, Who Wants Them ( ?- J I - ,LJ 0.1 Must i- A Sunday Fire. A llio was discovered In the house of . C. Hogan on High street between Marlon and Union. At 12:30 the tiro boll Ring and the Sllsby steamer was got out, and two good tiro streams irom tho hydrant wero promptly I turned on by the Salem lira dnmn. The Entehtainmknt To be given by UrookB and Macy, the noted humorists, at tho opera house Wed nesday evening is tho best one of the popular course being given under the auspices of the Y. M. C. A. Two hours of pure fun uro In store for those who nttend. Admission CO cents. o" sa ,ftr m EOK TUB Toa Tahle Yon must . C don linvn (Inn Inn Vin ..mi !f..l., ., ""tior 1110 ...... .... ...,. . w ,,,, uul.u, , n .ImilA 1111U1114 - ui, greiuciy reduced prices, as list of wen as otner staple groceries, glass- JVGENUINE ware and crockery at .1. A. A'an- . i. ., Eaton's, as his stock Is being closed iiSo7WWS,rt'liria---out at low llgurcs. 1 lot of bovs' knee nant suits, won t oi 01 ooys- Knee pant suits, S2.G0... J lot of men's suits, onlv taw. sx "-. Pjtcnt Poultry Car will Leave Salem February 5 5 vu'trv bv that time. vc vutry by that time, Bargains at Union Bargain Store, lVsVl 1i!kiii1nfUM.no.,,itllfUI)tol,car.,t'B0Jl,s1' for mir own amusement, benellt of the whole community, If they will onlv bo kind enoucl It for n few minutes. Wo have just finished Invoicing and ilncfn bargainsa: Gkounimioo Day. Yesterday be ing tho first Sunday In February was "groundhog day,"and Decoding to the old prophesy, wo nro assured of six weeks of winter weather, as he was able to see his own shadow. When IUbjr wm iclc, we- euro htr Cwtorl. YVbeu the wm a Child, she cried for Castor U, VVhen (ha becanw Miss, the clung to CutorU. When she hd Children, she hy them Castorls, Marvelous Rstults. a und convluelmr . Ul' "" u, H,a,w tho Ho speaks at the First M. ' ' ca" 001" traceable to the iliiy "' " ""Kiiius 1110 tailor at tho col. asylum ttlul hls famUy aro unusually careful. Thorc wasovldencoofa very To Poiitlanu.- Hciniullcatis and -Auouto ue Him ml members nf timi lun.iiieaiooK passage m tho Klmoro for Portland to attend tho Hepubll van League club In that city, among them being J. A. Van Katon, Amos Blrouir. Mr. and Mm. a. K. Umaileld, LukoLynn.T. Orln lUukcr, Misses Adolph, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Cnvanagh Ml. Mtiry Payton, Mr. and Mrs. Moi Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Savage. Ouu Puusauuu.- Salem today has U10 kst water pressure of any city outho const, unloss It U Portland. Los Angeles carries from 5 to lo lbs. Iircssurei Phoenix lbs., Prescott nothing. The olty built the works swd hung them up to dry and hue -no water supply. BORN. WERIUK.At their homo 011 20th and M w. Jru. PerrTn, n daughter. r, Jeet. Ho has been engaged In tho slum wnrKin many of the largo cities of tho country and his Illustration as drawn from porMiiial experiences aro 01 an impressive aud character. . cnurcii tonight and on Tuesday "igiii. Admission free, but a c iwiiuii wm no ittKon to give all an ,"""" "iisoviuencoorn very upimnuuiiy to aid in tho temperance "l ",v '" w'u UK)!itu lw mo tlmo be- cmiMj. .Mr. Tripp Is state organizer , ,u uie ,iro Kl ,nt0 to roof. The for the (1(hkI Templars. He has !,m,s0 WIW WVttd b,,t ,ll roof was organized thirteen lodges trinco coming J owriieti. Tho houso was Insured to the state, Noveiultor ad. Mr. Trlnn for $76 bni ,lono on tho contents. At .ninruMHK uu an average nine times """" vmei iiuuon and hose a week, and all who aro Interested, mon Wn,t Low.Jvlng, White, Sprague, and surely every father and mother as Mup'' Lo,,"". Murphy and Trultt well as every Uy and girl ohould bo uul Assli,tlt Engineer Welch. J. II. deeply Interested in tm organized I1,,ncn driver of thohoseteam, was otrort Tor the uplift of mankind and ,ut w,lh ,,,a us,l!1 Pronntncss, and tho elvlllzatlon of the rueo. should tnoS,UsoJ' UllU Ims been out of uso for attend his meetings. month worked liked a charm. It Is dcouoHt Mmu. u. ..:...:::. : v,,v u w,,,,, " l""i wun. ...:...; i. . ... """ "xtiiiiwi mi evorv 'i iw was a geuoral fnvnrlm ,u,ri ids md and sudden do" h mH inout and in a fow minutes the Humes' U'"B Store. were extinguished. Tho stream was bo powerful that It struck death to the lire. Tho lire originated lu the closet, olf tho stairs In tho swrnui From a letter written by Rev. J. Gunder. nun, of Dimondalc. Mich., wb are permitted tomakcihU extract: "I have no hesitation In recomending Dr. Klng'i new discovery, as tile results Were lllmrut mntvrlnn. In lliA i. of my wife. While I mtm. nfih. n.n list Church at Rives Junction ahe wasbrounhi dawn with Pneumonia succeding La Grippe, Ierriblo naroxvtm. nf rminMn .vr,,.i.i i.. hours with little mteruption Hndtt seemed as .. i.uum nui survive diem. A Irienu reco IVII14VV1 wi. iv np irv r crviviru It .. (luie,k i." lJ5 work ni i'y satisfactory in rcult." Trial bottles free at Fred A. lA'. vKuir me so cents, ana I,oo . ...Iteduccd to $2.00. ....Heel need to?2.2.'j. . ...Heduced to $l..To. ....Hcduccd to $1.50. lteuuccd to $3.00. to 75c. to 05c. Reduced to fie to 15c. to 25c. henvv Wlnf m onnu & "ak'a' iSC '""" 'V ,l", " V"" ' 1 lot. Of Inrllpa' linn aX'S ' " """ " ItCdllCCO lO ZUC. 1 lot of cotton back ribbon, former nrlceVJc,' 6c,'do and Vc'yd.V '.'.'. Nbw'sS" ffiS. ,n ? rubbW boots at cost?1'". m .... .IU ,olli:n t CU3U AU Winier woo en irooris nt, onst. P.O.NEWS STAND. -Headquarters for ths leading dally newspapers of the coast. Sub. nenptions t.iken for the Weekly Examiner. I-ine stock of cigar and confectionery, F. W, Miller. Prop. 1 14 im PAPERS Portland, Sacramen o, Seattle, Tacoma nnd San Fianclsco papers on sale st Miller's Postofficc block WE 1JO NOT WAN!' IIJM or Inar h men of ability. 5joo to 5?oc u month to 1 lot of men's stronT patit tilSt. .' :::.V.V.V.V;.V HedScl Hot of men's strongpants, 83c... ... e " Hot of children's i i,,irV in, Ilc4lu,CC1 1 i.. .. ..1.11 .:. ... ; ..-, ;u , jicuucr , 1 . r c"',re" s "001 gloves, 25c Reduced 1 lot of men's heavy winter cans. 35c. -lfio nnrl p,v, t,i7.5 . .. .; ' . -jw iiusuers. Mate and trcneral nrrrni. Q,i.. and commission. Kncine Fire Enuine Co co4t Racine. Wis. PUBLIC MEN, POLITCIANS AND BUS Iness houses can obtain all newspaper Infer mation from the'press of tho state, coast and country from the Press Clipping Bureau. (Allen's) Union Block. Portland. !2.2otf FOR SALE OR TRADE.-The best hay fruit anil stock ranch In Oregon, containing 200 acres. Will sell cherp, on easy term, or trade for good hotol. For particular Inquire at this i.fncc. II. A. II. 1 31 ,m M, , Matson, 142 State st Soldikus' Homk PoAitu. Senntor H. F. Alloy, S.. Ii. Ormsby and John P. Robertson of tho board of trustees of tho stato soldier's homo mot at tho state house this afternoon to consider plans for a hospital to be added to that Institution. 45 i 3Si Make Yourself Strong. If you would resist pneumonia, bron chltls, typhoid fever and persistent coughs and colds. These Ills attack tho weak and run down system. They i.u luuiuuiu wnero 1110 uiood is tlud Kept, pure, rich and full of vitality, Uioapiwtltogood and digestion vlgi orous, with Hood's Sarsnparllla, tlie 0110 true blood purifier. iaffche USnCS3' Jaunrtlce s,ck' Warrant Call No.i Ofkick County THEAsunEn, ) Marion County. OnEao.v. t v.rt 1 , ?ALE,M. Feb. 1,1890 .Notlco is hereby given that I havo funds on hand to nay all outstanding county warrants ssued nrim-tA tKIiS niary lst.,1895. and that interest will stop on same from this date. Jap Minto, County Treasurer, l-d2w Bathsl Bathsl Baths! f2SVsCof,li1L)eTce,nniSr.CUttine' Undcr w-,m J. C Mills, Prop. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. ;3;clopfeed,i2l5 per ton; rye, Socperc. , Hides.. creen, salted 60 lbs 5c; under uu iuMi4ic; tneep pelts, lo7oc. Hops. .Oregon, 4 to jc, according to qual uuuer. .urcgon lancy creamery, ic2 fancy dairy, 35; fair to good, y common, 17c. Cherse .Oregon full cream, I2!2lc. Poultry.. Chickens, 250 per doi j ducks, $5.oo6 geese, $6.0u7.oo; tur! keys. oioc; dressed. ut2c. Beef. Topsteers.22 3.5c per lb; fair to good steers , jV2 3 5c; cows, 2X2y.c1 dresed beef, lsVc. ' ' mutton.. nest Deef, 2.oo2.2s; choice ewis, i.5ca2 00; dressed, 4cT tTn rl I- 1 ' . "; ui. ncavy, 3 OuTult.do! 1 nh i n In. and eeders; veal per lb. 2 7Ct Irincil jln..u .,' I..." . - is u. veai.. small, choice, 56c; large. 3G?4c 1200; 12.00 Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair. Alcdal, Midwinter Pair. 1)11 B"!N3 A",?J-T1 Wiley H. wn ....; V.t:""l v "iniie. 110 ".. iu eioso out t mir hnoi. v in oiuom oy mo 15th ot this j month, having sub-lot their store UXlVMl llirlvtli,:. ...... Ii!,.. lK,NslteH'U Of IIHlllth. invn enl,.l..t .1... ...ov M..viutiiiiiosi. i "mm-.vjj, ineir store 1 rwm. ftvorv tn ni in tiio . . ...... .. ...! .. . : " """"i iu w wui ti uuillill int I. crguus of I Children Gryfor Pitohor's Ontorl. on.t In. I .. I.. .. 11.... ... . . -., . villi a ... .v. .v ui iiiunus aua IBtandardmakfts. mtlk Chicago, May 68 New Yu 3 3a THE MARKETS. Feb. 3Wheat, cash 66c. ork, Feb. 3Sllver, 66'ic; lead. CREAM mam POWDIR kMost Perfect Made. 4oVtitk8tBdanl, SAN FRANCISCO MARKET. San Francisco. Feb. 3..-WhCat, 1, oSrvaliPyrg',,?0-' "- 1-fcAr , Hops-Quotable at &. Potatoes-50 to 80c p?r sack PoriUni'rV10 MARKET. wll.a wS,a!t 3-Vhe., valley, 36. i:"Y'onUnii. $3. Tjenton Mnhl. I SALEM NfARVPT Wheat. ,S3c per bu., market firm. Oats .17c. Hay.. Baled, cheat, $4.55.oo; timothy, Hour.. In wholesale lots, 2.8c; retail rimr.'o TZ'JSIZ '"$-. "CKCU' ..., ...uvviii.uuj cnop leed. 13.00, ' VcaL.Dressed, 4. Hogs.. Dressed, 3, oheep..Live, 2,00. Wool.. Best. i2Ke. HopH..Best.45o. Kggs..Cah. 12c. Butter.. Best dairy, ,Sc; fancy creamery, heese .loi2jc. loacf1"''-'". 7Kc, ham, Potatoes.. 2oc per bu, Onions,. 2c. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Brooks and macy, fltimorisfsl Opera House, Wednesday, Feb, 5, Two Hours of Pure Fun,; Admission, 50c. Ji Ktanam, 2.2o! sunrfin t, .. . gasshsaisgas lhJM,Gii?CW?SBft 3ocper,a,k. W:GVey.5-5oiP:or,. 6Sc. " 'ugJ M"n Oregon, Appief4oci.r8n"$M-"-S'ts,$J2 llllll IF. and no'tn ej? titSk ? tkey.,,iverc;fCgt$Ia-hP"do, general 3 3 3tt "n'EU- 1'iaceby a eirl injn UK SALE T.J- u..i ., , . WAMTriT"... . jsr-rssstess sSgScS rw.WMaL 24tf d.V Feb.r,ft.V.bJ1V,CEOn SU5T Mreeu Snleni. oV-nn l? "5 High .....i '.;. ii earneit run... icnrmf. Hlinr. u... l;l. piir Tickets on sale at Y.IW.CA, JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in groceries, paints, oils, window glas, varnishes, and the most complete stoce of brushes of all kinds in the State, Artists' materials, li'me. hair, cement and shingles, and gflcst quality of grass seeds, W. F. R. SMITH & CO (Successor to Smith & Schindler.) f General likbrailk 1 GPHorseshoeinE a specialty. New shoes full set. $1.50, Only the best .work dew Job work a specialty. Prlcea ihcjlgst. L H. HAAS, WATCIUfAKER AND IEWELER. Biing your bibles. 3,6 J nvMakesPM:lal,yorfinerePalr work- &tb 3 oi The!! elwkj, tt., 315 Cc4wiil ret ?4 A r-.