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BY HOimR DROTHBRS,
TUESDAY, FEB, 4, 1890.
STEAMERS
Altona and Ramona
LEAVE
nxtLY.
Portland. 645 m
Salem, 7S45 m
Independence, 6130 a. m,
SUNDAY.
9:00 a.m.
10:15 Bin
6oa m.
jy Freight received up to 10 p. m.JSi
q ck time, regiiiar Ye'rvi'ce and clieap
. ...rate ... ,.,,.,
M. V. BALDWIN,
Agent, Salem.
Local News
CHRONICLE,
Racial and Fraternal
SOCIETY
of Social ana
Events.
IIAKD TIMES
make people feel blue, but a remedy
...... -,.i,in,i fnr the nconle 01
nas uuun iunvv . - - -
i.i- ! Tim entertainment
tuia "J - ., ,,.,
Brooks and Macy, tlic greni 11u1n.11 .. .
An
tho
nu PtnnT and Pillar Of
r,r!ilan Church Passes Away.
Hiram A. Johnson, Sr., Iwttcr
known as Squire Johnson, of Salem,
.n,.,i nt i.u lmniR at 307 Church street,
by this morning, February 4, 1800, at 3:30
o'clock. He had been counnco w m-
t.inn( m imst. ami bui
ntnTnnnrn house tomorrow evening house for two months pnsi,
..l'? ToZ L worst case fcre.l from enlargement and failure
of blues In the city. Two hours of
pure fun are In store for those who iit
. , . .iit.. r.n nonts. A sneclal
SS'of S SnS wl be given to mem- leaves six son,, t
S K C. A Tickets on Jefferson, one al
, JS v v f ! A Moscow, Idaho;
sale nt the 1 . M. U. A. ' ,. ,,. ,r.
death at tlic age of 77 years
Ills wife
Sousa s
Band
Coming-
Reeds Opera Hcure,
Wedesday, Feb, 19th
Scats on sale for Saus's Coxv
cert Band Friday morning, Feb,
7, at 9 o'clock sharp, to sub
scribcrs only.
Reserved scats, $1 and 1.50,
PATTON,BROS
Local Managers for Sousa's
Concert Band,
c. T.
Isffuarantccu w cure i.. "" . : V.. ..::. .-i.iAi. tmnilv caused his
. . a .-II.. 'tiri-1 fill IN 111 11 -. Ila II IIIUII --.
of blues in mo ciiy. """ " . , , r, t tiu niro of 77vcarf
onrvivns him. He also
three In Salem, one at
ut Burns, and one nt
also one daughter,
mm .Tnhn W. Harrltt, of Salem.
The runcr 1 will take place from the
Chrlstaln church of this city, Thurs
.Inv at 2 t). m. under the auspices
nf Mm Masonic order, of which ho was
n member, ne has always been a
consistent member of tho uunsiiaii
church, acting as deacon for many
years.
Squire Johnson came to Oregon
from Illinois in 1817, locating on a
iinniiMoii laud claim near Jefferson,
PERSONAL.
Judge- Goo. H. Ilurnott went toPort
laud this afternoon.
Uncle Charley Miller, tho Jefferson
populist leader, is In town.
Supt. 1). A. Paine, of tho asylum,
went to Portland on tho afternoon
train.
Mrs. Robinson, formerly Mrs. Sin
gloton, camo down from Turner this
afternoon.
Slato Printer W. II. Leeds Is in
Portland attending tho Itepubllcan
convention.
Mrs. L. U. Adair, of Eugene, arrived
In tho city this afternoon, and Is tho
guest of Mrs.-II. A. Dearborn.
J. C. Gootlalo, tho lumber operator
of Cohurg, camo down this afternoon,
to look, after his extensive Interests
In Saloni.
sale nt the
KATIK PUTMAN.
mim pntitml Incident in
D.tzcy's piny, "The Old Lime Kiln,
In which Katie Putnam and her com
pany will be seen at the opera houso
next Thursday night, Involves an
attempted murder nt tho mouth of
an old lime kiln. The vllllan of the
play and an olllccr In tho United
States regular army, have a struggle
at the edge of a clIITInto which the
kiln has lieeti built. The burly limn
burner overpowers Hie young olllccr
and hurls him Into the burning pit.
The timely arrival of the heroine of
tho plot, played by Katie Putnam,
saves the olllccr from his death. The
Incident Is based upon fact, Mr. Dazey
when it boy, having been a witness to
Just such a struggle which resulted
In actual murder in mu whihi
described, and furnished a cause
celebro In the courts of tho stato of
Vermont.
OAHI) OF THANKS.
The members of tho Salem Florl-
cultural Society desire to express
their sincere thanks to those who so
iM.nprnuslv nsslstcd in the parlor
entertainment given by the society at
tho homo of It. H. Fleming, on tho 22d
tilt., for the iKMieflt of tho Salem hos
pital. Such generosity Indicates that
tho participants feel a deep interest
In the success of the institution, as
well as any other, In the Capital City.
Those taking part as pianists were
Mrs." Frank Wllliimn, Miss Maud
iiirhi'.imticl Mr. Matt Whiinn; vocal
ists, Mrs. Ella McDowell, Miss Minn
Huelataud Miss I,onn White, and
Chas. D. Ford; Misses Sperry and
Hans with tho guitar; and Miss Marie
Van Dorsal and biolher, Finest, In
elocutionary selections.
school
Railroad Commission.
The board of railroad commissioners
was in session Monday. Complaint
has been made by a citizen of Sher
man county that he cannot outaln
from thoO. H. & N. Co., sidetrack
privilege to which he thinks ho is
entitled, and ho asks tho condition of
tho Smith law. Tho Smith law was
pushed at the last session of tho leg Is
lature, and Is tho one which provides
for tho laying of sidetracks to connect
With tho tracks of tho O. II. k N. Co.
nt Celllo, above and below the falls,
and specllles the rato to bo paid for
carrying freight by thoO. II. &Co.
between thofco points. Legal opinion
is to tho effect that a test of that law
would result In Its overthrow on con
stitutional grounds. But there Is
another law which provides that if a
warchoiibo is built and 300 tons of
freight for shipment Is stored therein,
tho owuora may grade a sidetrack and
lay tho ties; then tho company must
put down the Iron, and connect it
with their linos. Tho complaint Is
not quite suluclcutly sped lie, but as
Kounnstho board Is In possession of
all tho tacts, tho matter will bo taken
up with tho managers of tho O. II. &
X. and disposed of.
Tho portage railroad bill was not
expected to pass tho legislature, but
tho Smith bill, which carried no ap
propriation, Incline a law against tho
united efforts of tho railroad lobby.
Tho fight for tho WOO.000 portage
bill had to bo inrdu to secure recogul
tlonforthoSmUhluw.-Kn.JouuNA!..
Sciioot, Mkbtino. The
board of district No. 21 met In regular
session last night and transacted con
siderable business. Messrs. Enos
Prcsnall and C. C. Johnson, appeared
as a committee from Polytechnic In
stitute with a petition asking tne
board to rent or purchano their insti
tute building and hold school In It for
tho Iwnctlt of nbout 1C0 children in
that neighborhood on account of the
great distance to the isortii mucin
school. Ordered that the matter bo
referred to tho taxpayers at next
year's annual meeting. Supt. Peebles
was empowered to le-atlnilt &yiosicr
Costcllo, suspended for truancy.to tho
schools If ho saw tit. A row small urns
weio paid, and warrants wore ordered
drawn for paymontof salarles.aiuouut
lng to e2,lt)d.o:i. Tho chairman of tho
board was authorUed to negotiate a
loan BUtllelcnt to meet cut rent expenses.
To
Divine Healing.
Sai.km, Or., Feb. 3, 181X1.
tho nuclides of Christ: By le
Marlon county, where lit, resided un
til about 20 years ago, when ho re
moved to Salem where he has since
resided.
Mr. Johnson was Justice of the
peace In this county for twenty years
or over, and only gave It up on ac
count of old age, giving universal sat
isfaction to the people. Ho also
served a term as county treasurer,
and held many offices of trust and
confidence, always enjoying the high
est regard of his neighbors In every
relation of life. A more extended
sketch of his life will appear later.
Court Proceedings,
in t.lin casu of A. Bush vs. Wm.
Tmrlnnrl. Reortro "Williams and the
Williams and England Banking com
pany, to recover Judgment for two
sums of .',000 each and Interest from
September 5 nnd 21, 1805, respectively,
the complaint having been tiled Janu
ary 10 last; tho separate answer of the
banking company was lllcd yesterday
with the clerk. These sums arc
claimed on promlsory notes executed
to plaintiff Jy defendant on tho above
dates. Tho answer admits tne exe
cution nnd delivery of tho notes, nnd
that they have uot been paid, but, on
the contrary, tho receiver uotlllcd the
creditor to llle his verllled claim with
him within W davs from January 3,
and Hint plalntllr has uono so since
the commencement of this suit, there
fore defendant asks for a dismissal of
the action.
The answer of the other defendants
In the same case admits the allega
tions of tho complaint butdcnlesthat
tho plaintiff Is entitled to $300 attor
ney's fees In each Instance; they nl
lego that $100 for such services would
lc full compensation.
Heavy Poultry Shipment.
This morning tho first car of poul
try was shipped by Doty &Co., In tho
patent poultry car, to Jucobon & Co.,
at San Francisco. Three hundred
dozen chickens and some ducks and
geeso were shipped. For these tho
highest cash price was paid, and this
Is no doubt tho beginning of what
will In tlmo bo a large Industry at
Salem. This kind of deals bring cash
Into circulation hero that will be a
great benotlt to the farmers of Marlon
and Polk counties. An effort will bo
made by Doty & Co. to ship a similar
carload from Salem overy ten days,
quest, I glvo my testimony to tliemui that linn is ready to buy all tho
power of divine healing, by the laying ' noultry that Is offered. Another enr
oll of hands, through tho blood of
Christ, by faith In Ills name, having
been healed January 8, 1890, of
neuralgia In my head, when by tho
grace of God and faith In tho Lord
Jesus Christ, 1 lmo been made whole.
Mits. K. Gamiili:.
Result of Contest. I
The Y. M.C.A. membership contest '
closed Saturday night, tho result
showing a gain of I3S) for the Beds
and 113 for tho Yellows, a difference
of 25 J In favor of tho Beds. Tho
winning team and the members they
brought In were to bo glen a turkey
dinner by the association while the
losing team was to satisfy their appe
tites with common mush and milk.
These banquets will take place In tho
V, M, C. A. next Friday ovenlng.
Somhkim' Homk. The board ex
ecutive committee audited bills for
January, aggregating $1030. All,
The i
load wlll.be shipped In a few days.
Tho average price brought by this
llrst shipment was $2.50 per dozen for
hens, while somo choice ones brought
$2.75 to $3 net. Poor stock sold ns low
las $2 per dozen.
J How's This!
I We offer One Hundred Dollars Be
'ward for any caso of Catarrh that
cannot Iks cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure.
F. J. Ciiknuy & Co., Props.,Tolodo,0.
Wo the undersigned, have known F.
J, Cheney for the last 15 years, and
liellovo him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm.
wkst & TitUAX.Wholesalo Druggists,
I Toledo. O.
W.M.MKU, KlNNAN & MAKNIN.WllOlC-
Kilo Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
nnd mucous surfaces of tho system.
Price 75c )er bottle. Sold by all
druggists. Testimonials five.
National Guaui. Tho Oregon
National Guard Armory was a scene
of glory last night. At the meeting
of the officers of tho 2d regiment In
inntry. Capt, Percy AVIUhof Company
I was elected major of the 2d regi
ment to Ml the vacancy made by the
rvAlgnatlou of MaJ. 1). C. Sherman.
Lt.Col. MY. Hunt presided as In
spcclor at the election. This will
create a vacanoy In tho captaincy of
Co 1 that will have to Iks tilled assoon
a Major "Willis getshls commission,
Thcro U no better Informed nnd prac
tical military man In the regiment
llinn Pore) Willi and his ninny
friend will bo exceedingly glad to hall
him bv his now title of Malor.
however, wero not passetl upon
board opened bids for building n hos-1
pltal. Tho bids ranged from $3300 to
$A0OO. Kneli bid was accompanied by
plans and spcolllcatlnns. The plan of
D. D. Neer, of Portland.w as accepted.
Hlsoutsldo figures wero $5000. Bids
will bo asked on Neor's plans, to l
pas-sod upon nt the next meeting.
Two Insanvu-Two' patients wore
added at tho asylum to-dav. Ono was
John r. Adams, of Jackson county, it
years old, being his second attnek.The
other was Nancy Cox, aged 13. ninth
attack.
When lUbjr ires tick, wa gT ber Outoib.
Wlitn the wm ChUJ, kh cried for Cutork.
When ilia became Mlw, ho clung to CVutorU.
VOieu tin had CbJUrea, ihe gar them CaatorU.
Children Cry
Plthr'ti Castoria.
Baths) Dathsl Dathsl
Go to the porcelain baths, six baths
for$l. Children's hair cutting, undor
12 years of age,15 cents.
1-4-lm J. C. Mills, Prop.
Civil Suit. M.
suit todnv before.
t . .t -T-. "-w
against piuiKcls, for $13.81 comnilv
W. Krobs began
Justice Johnson
kton on hops.
ury jo
It was wt for Fcbrn
Warrant Call No.i
Omen County thkasuiikii.
Makion County, OnKaoN.
Salem. Feb. 1. 1690
notice Is hereby given that I have
funds on hand to pay nil outstanding
county warrants issued prior to Feb
ruary ist.,ibw, ana that interest will i
Docket of Cases for the Marlon County
Circuit Court,
mi., tv.1,.....,.-., 4,rm nt Mm Marlon
county circuit court will be 'convened
Monday morning, February 10th, by
Judge Geo. JI. uurnctr, nuu wuu
Clerk Ehlcn completed thobardockets
so far as the number of cases now
lllcd with him, arc concerned, ana
is now requesting bids for the print
ing or the dockets, these to be opened
nbout Thursday. , , . .
The list of enscs already begun is as
follews:
dkpautmknt no. i.
Actions for meney:
M.M.Ellis vs. T.J. Ford
Holiness Bros. vs. Allen & &111IU1
and Searle & Dcane. ,
Sncll, Heltschue &Woodard .s. 11.
Gilbert Bros. vs. Whale Is Galllher.
Fcldman & Cole vs. Levy McGhce
"Wayland Stayton vs.D. E. Stajton.
"W. W. Kimball & Co. vs. L. H. Mc
Mahan. .. . ...
J. O. Goodale vs. Li. w. iieus.ii '
Walter A. Wood Harvester Co. vs.
T. J. Chandler. ,. ,
A. M. Smith nnd H. T. Coleman vs.
A. T. and F. N. Gilbert.
It. L. Snbln vs. G. W. Kearns et al.
Pnclllo Land & Orchard Co. vs. AN .
The Boscnfeld Smith Co. (a corpora
lion) vs. W. A. Benson.
John Slough vs. I ver Larson.
A. Bush vs. B. A. Wltzel et nl.
Wm. Hall vs. Geo. E. Aplln et nl.
Chas. Becko vs. Geo. II. Miuoeri.
Xnthmiui & Mangold vs. Grants.
M01ivc '. England vs. Win. England.
Geo. Collins vs. C. B. Moorcs 1 et al.
Don Toy vs. Chau Bock Way et al
and Fung Sing Co.
A. Bush vs. F. W. Godfiey et nl.
SUvcrton nnd Portland Land Loan
nnd Investment Co. vs. J. E. Hnm
mond. , .,
Hugh P. McNnry, receiver of the
Williams & England Banking Co., vs.
Geo. Williams.
The American Fire Insurance Co.
.... e T l.'nri-
Thomas f'harmnn vs. O. P. Beards
ley. John F. Miller vs. Mary J. Cray ton.
Jessie K. Bohrer vs. Isabel and
Chnrlcs Simon.
CM. Henderson Sc Co. vs. O. .
Read & Son.
B. Jncobson vs. A. 1 . Savage.
J. R. Louchmillcr vs. W. E. Lough-
miller etal.
It. L. Sabln vs. Keller & Sons.
It. L. Snbln vs. Geo. W. Johnson &
Son. ,, AA
Paclllc Lounge & Mattress Co. vs.
Keller & Sons.
Tho Salem Light & Power Co. vs.
The Salem Consolidated street- Jiau-
W'll. Veal & Sons vs. Keller & Sons.
George N. Sroat et al vs. Lucretla
Burton. T
N. Goodman & Sons vs. Nancy
Kecne, et al.
Samuel Rump vs. J.C. Johnson.et nl.
William Rlgby vs. G. W. Johnson &
Macondry & Co. vs. Keller & Sons.
Jerome G. Gingrich vs. Christian
Kurtz. , ,
Henry II. Slovers s Samuel B.
Brown.
Chas. Scott as tho Woodburn Mlll-
Iiil' Co.. vs J. W. Sinclair & Son.
Liultl & Bush vs. .1. II. McCormlck
et al.
George .1. Pearco, adinlnlstrator,
vs. J. 11. McCormlck et nl.
Masqn, Ehrninn & Cq., vs. J. JI.
McCormlck.
Ladtl & Bush vs. George AVIIllnnis,
et al.
W. A. Hamilton and John Molr vs.
J. R. and Bnchel E. ThomaB.
B. F. Mulkey vs. Thomas Town-send.
C. W. Hollls vs. D. N. Uloharclson.
C.J. Whltaker vs. D.N. Richardson.
Samuel Banipvs, W. II. Murphy,
et til.
John F. Stclwcr vs. P. Van Rnrcn
nnd G. W. Eppler.
A. E. Dftgnoy vs. O. J. Goflln.
A. Blosscrvs. J. II. Rnraace.
A. Blosser vs. James McGlll.
II. F. Allen nnd C. II. Lowls. part
ners as Allen & Lewis, vs. J. A. Van
Eaton.
T. 1). Humphreys vs. J. L. Shorey,
et al.
Tho Rosenfelt Smith Co., vs. J. A.
Van Eaton.
The Capital Lumbering Co. (a cor
poration) vs. N. M. Learned.
I'eter I'cuer, jr., vs. wm. vceiner.
N. Goodman & Sons vs. M. J. Egan.
J. Reynolds vs. John Pntterson, et
II. P. McNary, receiver Williams &
England Banking Co., vs. F. M. and
E. S. Bice.
N. Goodtnnn & Sons vs. W. n.
Egan, et nl.
N. Goodman & Sons vs. Tatrlck
Egan, et al.
E. "Wirt vs. Oregon Wholesale Nur
sery Co.. et nl.
Lndd& Bush vs. Wm. H. Egan,
et nl.
Other cases in department No. 1 arc
as follews:
J. F. Cook vs. W. II. Bvars: suit for
the recovery of personal property and
damages.
uuttlcr, Schutzo & Co. vs. D. B.
Flsk & Co.; conversion.
J. N. Skaifc, administrator of tho
cstato of D. M. Keeno, vs. F. J. Nlco
lat: replevin.
It. R. Ryan vs. Southern Paclllc Co.;
damages.
Stato of Oregon vs. Frank Brelun;
striking and wounding n sheriff.
Eliuii Simmons vs. T. L. Golden;
ejectment.
Thompson & Co. vs. Victor Cambas
et al.; replovln.
W. S. Tavlor vs. Amos Bench: re
plevin.
Wm. J. Huffman ct nl. vs. John
'Knight; action for damages for wrong-
1111 conversion.
Sam 11. Brown vs. Southorn Paclllc
Co.; damages. t
Harrltt & Molntvro. nlalntlff and
respondent, vs Lowls Pettyjohn, de
fendant and appellant; nppeal from
Justice court, Salem district.
State of Oregon vs. M. Palmer; con
tempt of court.
DEPAItTMENT NO. II.
Assignments:
Schuyler Rue, Insolvent; J. F. T. B.
nrviuano, assignee.
Titos, j. Foru, insolvent; W.C. Day,
Weil US3IK"CU
H. S. Simon, lnsolvout; S. R,
mer, assignee. , . ..,,
T. G. Coleman, iusunuuiv".. ...-.
insolvent; A. N.
Mitchell. nssJtrnc,
II. A. Salisbury,
Bush, assignee. ,... v t
Freemont Arnold, Insolvent; F. J.
Bolter, assignee. ,.,Bi..ntlf. v
Plnkhnm & Sanford, Insolvent; W.
F. Boothby, nsslgnec; .
A. T. Snvagc, insoieufc, u. . '
llth, assignee.
Gcrwfwvs.A. L. Grlnstead.
Mary Brown vs. Allen Shaw ct al.
Thomas, Watt & Co. vs. Emma I.
Wffld W.Edgar vs. T. L. Golden.
Hamilton & Molr vs. John W. Smith
Piigct Sound National Sayings and
Loan Association vs. John M.03I1-
bcrger et nl. . T . .
ibn wnnn va W. If. L ster,
j! Q. Wilson vs. C. C. Green etal.
AVcmer Brevman vs. Grant S. Ma
" jfiiry E. Strong vs. Gcorgo Herrcn
0tW." M. Kaiser vs. Matilda J. Cross
CtW.'M. Kaiser vs, Fred E. Bonieman.
Daniel Bowermnn vs.JncobSchicw'o.
Henry Kecne vs. II. F. Wndo ct al.
First National Bank vs. J. S. Whit
ton and Chas. B. Ford.
John Ncwsome vs. John Miller ct al.
AV111. linger vs. AmellcChoqucttc.
S. C. McCall vs. Salem Land Co.
ct al.
SeiWe?kIy Specials -
Man-
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NowvUiat our clearance sale is over we will again resume
our special sales, Commencing on Wednesday ncxt,wc
will have special sales' on every
Wednesday and Saturday, A
a. f w.i55 G00D5
Sped, KM
We have received two shipments of spring dress goods
which will be included in thcsalc, Remember we have
moved and are located at 257 Commercial st.
S. M. & E. a STOCK
257 Commercial street
'Poutaies
Again.
P.O.NEWS STAND. -Headquarters for the
leading dally newspapers of the coa,t. Sub
acription tiken for the Weekly Enaminer,
Fine stock of cigars and confectionery. P. VY,
Miller. Prop. t 14 lm
They have arrived at Salem in the form of
Lunch Boxes, and can be had for 15c, Large
size
20c More durable than tin pails
HARRITT LAWRENCE,
P, O, Grocery,
PAPERS Portland, Sacramcnlo, Seattle,
Tacomaund San Kianclsco papers on tale at
Miller's Postofficc block
Wli DO NO r WAN r hoys or loafers but
men of ability. $300 to $500 n month to
huMleri. State and general agents. Salirr
and commission. Kttcine Fire Engine Co.,
Racine. Wis. eo$4t
PUBLIC MEN, POL1TCIANS AND BUS
incs houset can obtain all newspaper infor
mation from the press of tho state, coast sod
country from the Press Clipping Ikteau,
(Allen's) Union lilock, Portland. li.lotf
The Portland Savings bank, by O.
N. Denny, receiver, vs. Thos. II. IK
Pew et al
Scottish Investment Co. vs
Ladue
Win. N.
. AT J. .
Peter Z ellnskl vs. "Wm. P. Miller
etal.
Alexander Turcottc vs. Zennlde
DuRottc ct nl.
DIVOKCE.
M.ary E. Cooper vs. Alexander
Cooper.
Louise Knmpman vs. AVm. Kamp
man. Cora A. AVlIson vs. J. A. Wilson.
N E. Mnrchbanks vs. J. II. March
banks. S. Ethel White vs. W. A. White.
John Boyco vs. Emma Boyce.
.Mary E. Swartz vs. Alonzo Swart..
The remainder of the docket In this
dciinrtmcnt shows the following suits:
State of Oregon vs. First National
Bank nnd Ladtl & Bush, escheat; two
cases.
G. W. Dlmlckvs. Eninia Stortset
nl.; suit to forcoloso mechnnlo's lien.
Jessie A. Rohrcr vs. ChaS.T. and
Isabel Simon; suit In equity to set
nsulo fraudulent transfer to real prop
Paul J. G. Kleppln et nl. vs. J. M.
and II. F. Wallace ct al.: equity.
State of Oiegon ex rel Chns. II.
Dodd Si Co., vs. Al. Molsan et al,;
contempt of court.
Sophia Peterson vs. Erlck Peter
sen: nartitton.
J. A. Baker vs. Wlllinms & Eng
land Co., H . P. McNary, receiver;
receivership.
G. W, Dlmlck ct al. vs. Amos
Strong etal.: mandamus.
George W. Dlmhk et nl vs. J. II.
Fletcher ct nl.; equity.
John Ryan vs. J. E. Eldrlcdgo et
al.; equity.
W. M. Wirt vs. Oregon wliolcsalo
Nursery Co.; receivership.
Trustees of Wlllnmetto University
vs. John Knight, sheriff; injunction.
Bozorth Bros. vs. Paul J. G. Klep
pln ct al.: equity.
C. Marsh vs. James E. Eldriedge et
al; foreclosure of mechanic's lieu.
THE MARKETS.
Chicago, Feb, 4. Wheat, cash 640.
Mv V.
N Vork Feb. 4. Silver, CC)c; lead,
3 3- '
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
San Francisco. Teb. 4. Wheat, 1.13
Wool.. Oregon, choice, loo; inferior 7
8c, valley, 9 tic
Hops Quotable at 6c.
Potatoes 50 to 80c per sack.
Oats-Milfing. 80(2,85.
PORILAND MARKET.
Portland. Feb 4. Wheat valley, 64c;
Walla Walla, 60.
Flour Portland, $35 Benton county,
3; graham, $2.20; kuperfine. $2 15 per bbl.
Oats-White, '2324c; grey, i92i;rolled
in bags, J4 25(35.25, barrels, 4.50 7.00;
cases, 3.75.
Potatoes.. New Oregon, 305oc per sack.
Hay. .Good, 5.5o8 50 per ton.
Wo.il.. Valley, 9 toe; Eastern Oregon,
C8c.
Millstufls,.Uran, Sll.5012.50; shorts,$i2
Apples 40c.
Poultry.. Hens. 5c; rocsters, ;i.8o per dor
and not wanted; ducks, 2 scaij.co per dox..
turkeyB, live 7c; eggs 12 cents cash.
i3;chopfced,i2l5 per ton; rye, 80c per c
HideR.. green, salted 60 lbs 5c; under
1 lbs 44ic; sheep pelts, 10Q5700.
Hops. .Oregon, 4 to 5c, according to qual.
fancy
fair to
creamery,
goon,
455
35 ;
ity,
Putter.. Oregon
fancy dairy, 35
common, 17c.
Cheese .Oregon full cream, I2i2c,
Eggs.. Oregon. 15 per doz,
Poultry.. Cliitkens, 250 per doz;
ducks, $5.oo6; geese, $6.oo7.oo; tur
keys, oiec: dressed, ui2Vc.
Beef.. Topsteers. 2i2 3.5c per lb; fair
to good steers, 2j2 3 5c; cows, 22c;
drensed beef, 45VtC
Mutton., Best beef, 2.oo2.25; choice
cwis, 1.5012.00; dressed, 4c.
I logs.. Choice, heavy, 3 ool.4o; llgh
and eeders; 2 75; dressed, Ms per Id.
Veal,, Small, choice, 5oc; large, 34C
per lb.
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat. .53c per bu,, market firm.
uats .17c
.Bale
,1
Marvelous RetuUs.
From a Utter written by Rev. J. Gunder
man, of Dimondale, Mich., we are permitted
to make this extracti "I hae no hesitation
in recomending Dr. King's new discovery, as
the results were nlmo.t marvelous in the case
of my wife. While l was pasior of the Pap.
list Church at Rives Junction she was brought
imwn wun rneumonta succedfng La urtppe,
Terrible paroxysms of coughing wouMjto
hours with little tnteruption nnd it seeuTtaTav
11 sne couici not survive inem, A mend reco
mended Dr, King's New discover.! ; It was
quick in its work and hluhly tatWfactory in
result." Trial bottles free at Fred A. Ugg
urug oiore. neguiar sue so cents, and) I.oo,
Children Cry fur Von &TW this date. " w" V5 y'
PItohtrt Castoria. ' a-wa counfyVSr, !Itela,!S50o, lnsolvcnt;
Awarded
tHg-hcst Honors Vorld'c Fair
Medal, Midwinter t'aif .
CREAM
BAKING
P0MDIR
iMott Perfect Made.
4oY4tkSUdrd.
Hay
6jo
riour
Baled, cheat, $4.505.oo; timothy,
In wholesale lots, 2 85; retail,
bran, bulk 9.00; sacked, 12.00;
Il,ooi3.oo; chop feed, 12,00
300;
shorts,
13.00.
Veal. .Dressed, 4.
Hogs.. Dressed, 3.
Live Cattle.. 1 Ji2.
Sheei... Live, 2.00,
Wool.. Best, !2c.
Hops.. Best, 45c
Eggs .Cash. 12c,
Butter.. Best dairy, 15c; fancy creamery,
25c
Cheese .loi2c.
FarmSmoktd Meats. .Bacoo, "jytc; hams
iiks; shoulders, 7c.
Potatoes.. 20c per bu.
Onions ,2c.
FOR SALE OR TRADE - The best hi;
fruit and stock ranch In Oregon, containing
200 acres. Will sell cherp, on easy tetnn, or
trade for good hotol. For particulars Inquire
at this i.lTice. 11. A. B. I 3' "'
Brooks
and
Magi,
HtiERorists!
Opera
House,
Wednesday,
Feb, 5.
XTwo Hours of Pure FuaC
Admission,
50c.
Tickets on sale at Y. M, C, A,
Reed's Opera House,
CThe Event of the Season
Thursday, Feb, 6th,
Appearance of the , ', ' '
, , , Charming Comedienne
ali? Putnam,
shnvn l aaaaa
R
Buckln's Arnica Salve.
The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter. Chapped hands, Chilblains
and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cure
Piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed o
give perfect satisfaction or money refunded
Price 25 cents a box. For sale by Fred A
Leee-
JYEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED-Place by a girl to do general
housework. Apply 187 Cottage st. 2 3 i
FOR SALE-NTwelve head of dairy cows;
good stock at a bargain. Call on G. V. Eoff,
Maclcay, Or. 13161IJ
A WOMAN With baby tkree months old
wants a Dositinn to Hn anirl l.ni......i.
Enquire at C. W. Scriber's.Suuth Salem. 241?
UIVINEILALING SERVlCE-On gull:
day, Feb. 9, 1806, at 2 p. m , at 115 High
street. Sdem, Oregon. All earnest people
anwdcMtc. Bris your plhlw. 8?6t
And the best comp iny of her career,
in a great scenic production,
tho lilt of the season,
The Old Lime Kiln,
Written for her by C. T. Dazpy, au
thor of "In Old Kentucky," "A Sym
phony In Fevers and Flowers." IM
grandest scenic display over made in
this city. Yellowstone Park on tue
stage. . A .,Bu
ltcsorvftrt sflats on sato at x-.uw"
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JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in groceries, paints, oils.
window glass, varnishes, and
the most complete stoce ol
brushes of all kinds in the
state. Artists' materials, lime,
hair, cement and shingles, and
finest quality of grass seeds;
W. F. R. SMITH & CO
(Successors to Smith & Schindler.)
General Blacksmiths
ty Horseshoeing a specialty. Nej
fulUet. $1.50. Only the best "
Job work a specialty. Prices the lowes.
J. H. HAAS,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER.
Makes a specialty of fine repair wor:.
ITiomas clocks, ctt, 315 CwuneW wrw
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