Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, February 21, 1896, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text? ny p ,T" l ft f.VfH b 4 r ! m mmmm- , " """ 1 I CITY ii Daiif Capital Journal BY HOimR BROTHERS. FBIDAY, FED. 21, 1600. ' ' " " . f STEAMERS Altona and Ramona LEAVE- DAILY. Portland, 6:45 a. m. Salem, 745 "' Independence, 0130 a. m. SUNDAY. 9:00 a.m. 10:15 a.m. 6:00 a.m. ISTFrelght received up to Jo p. m.J& C ck time, regular service and cheap - fffc'BALDWIN. Acent, Salem, I A. P. A, CAHOIDATE SOCIETY CH30NIC1-1!- t . w of Social and Fraternal J Events. Mr. and Mrs. Mower, of Lyon, Neb- u . . Vtftt VIB1T.. SS, SSe1" caiifom. For School Directof Against since Dccembcrlst. They win i - fl . , wk or moro In tho city. , I. , , , Uf. ,DVIU. ' TBNNY SOCIAL. ' , j A novel entertainment (s prepared S1i-5 MR.CHERRIN6I0N3l?iK8 ments. Questions arc iu w .... SLL.3kinnil a larcc cake will be given t3 thc one answering tlie most. Admission 10 cents. i, fle vjayS AD0Ul nis uaiiui, X -J 4- dacy and Acceptance, The A. 1'. A. organization which Is said to bo very strong In Salem has forward a candidate lor bciiwj to-nioht. 1 a M.inkAn nln uunner will be served at Central Chapel on Eighteenth and t State streets tonight. The ladles In charge arc Justly famous ior iu skill In preparing this delectable dish. .,...i...,iM '. pntB: children under jVUUlinoiuii 1 . 15 cents. Kciucmwr, wiw rr.ua, -; Wm M night. All Invlteih Chorrlngton. Ti'tnar l'AitTY. LVitimvintr netltion wns yesterday Avcrypletsant evening was hpent circulat!(l In tills city and Is published the residence 01 .Mr. uhi. ..-. Jn tllc corning duuvsu"". PETITION. To W. M. Chdrrlngteh: We, the undersigned otcrs, tax payers und patrons of school district No. 21, rcallzlug the Importance of the position of school director, and believing you to bo particularly lilted for the place, and that you will, if elected, co-operate In managing mo of strong, Jr., of South Salem, ycsieruay evening. Cards and music were the order of the evening nnd a nice lunch was partaken of. At a late hour the guests departed, wishing the host many returns of the evening.! Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Armstrong, sr., "Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dauc, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rcnnlc, Mr. and Mrs. O. I). Kennie, wrs. w. Rafter, Misses Katie and Hattio nai ter, Crlstie McCarty, Lottie Hcnnle, . . . .-a M tAi1n linn. A Sad Suicide. Coroner dough returned last even ing at 11 o'clock from holding art in quest at Hubbard. . ' . Irwin Plemmlng wa8.foUnd dead with his throat cut lb a hophohse at Hubbard', Thursday' morning. Coroner Clough, of Salem, went to lipid nn In qucbtlaBt evening. Plemrolng was a young mnh of goou habits, and VeryHndustrlous, nnd has been living with W. J. Orlnt for sev eral years. He was about 30 years of m"a T.itfin was known of him out- 'side of the Grim family, .Is he was of a retiring disposition. A coroner's Jury was linpanciuu i, riin.inir pltlinns: S. It. T. Jones, fVm. Tlatts, Prof. 0. 11. Inland, 0. J. Wolfer, J. R. Joruon nnu uuu. ... WlilftiAW. .lr. w.rinouiiiv Plcninilne went to Au rora, taking $30 with him and while there he became Intoxicated. On the mud home in the evening he lost his hat, which seemed to annoy him con siderably, as did also the fact that he had drank to excess. Yesterday he arose, came down stairs about 0 o'clock saying nothing, but went about his chores. Breakfast hour arriving, the man failed to appear, but Mr. Grim thought perhaps he had started on the road to Aurora to find his lint. Mrs. Grimm suggested the possibil ity of the man having taken some t nitric sten. 1 nally reaching an old hop store-house, about 100 yards west nf the residence, where a horrible their gaze. At the nop PRIMARY ... .,.. .. . General Election Stomach "Has Digested It Aealn. . .- oi,rt stntesman renews u demand this n.ng to have toe primary law for cities of 2o00 or er applied to the coming general county iT'that is true, why has It never before been enforced at a general 3r...i-.-n,iwiii.ncethl8 demand to bh. "-""- - Tf no ono has doubted that It applied general elections, why Vn 0 Vviv he It In Oregon until now? AVhy the Statcsmnn'silabored efforts to force It on the people now? The Statesman's moors aru nuu ap preciated. It whines teday: Even this generous labor was 1 not nnnrcclated In some quarters, but a Xtcr onslaught was made upon the explanation and Its motives, and the Inflammatory declaration was thrown ""."V.' .i.ct)iinmn wits endeavor- ?S t S wwluttonto tiie manner of hold ng primaries in and around Sa cm wltl a view of pocketing the pco nlc and wrenching from tlicm tho Sacred T rights for, which they had fought, bled and died. The Statesman cannot get out of Its cM Arrived oL A grand ejection ot tiie latest ettects in woolen and wash fabrics, New cr epes, New outings, New Swisses, New ginghams, New Llamas, New dress goods, New silks, New zephyrs Mew urganoics, New batistes, And all the latest effects and materials, Call and sec them, New plaids, New percale, New ducks, New prints, 5. PL & E. ft. STOCK 257 Commercial street Phone 112. JI iLJllUll.U-llJLllj rsEi'siyu-Ji" Eva and LoU Armstrong ni Mossrs. Gilbert Mel lace Williams, Wm. Rafter, Orval j. 0. jRrown, Levi Card, John Knight, Price and Chester Rcnnle. C, g, Hamilton, F. W, Hollls, J. y. Barnes, C. C. Daniels, II. H. Ragan, MAitiiiBD. 'n.M. Branson. Fred Glebel, BcnJ. K BELL -FARRlNGTON.-AttherH- FOr8tiior, F. A. Wiggins, S. P. Klm- 'e.!if 'fflltt ball, , W. Matthews, E. K. Ilall, G. Hjraie 111 iiiauuHiuH ,,.,., lllet affairs of our public schools in a mot . f d iiicmming lying on satisfactory manner, respecuuuj - . m lininense pool 0f blood, petition you to allow tneuseoi jour, lllK,hroatjCti ti,e main artery being ong, Freda Ron- nnmeasa candidate for said otlico n1' verc(1 Iind'thb windpipe very nearly McFadden, Wal- thc comng school elcotiou. (Signed) , The man,fl QWn razor was graSpCd gene oven in at ', O. W. Stutcsman went to Portland today. J. J. Dalryuiple returned last night from Portland. Miss Mario Cundlff Is In tho city from Corvallls. E. P. McCormack returned last night from Portland. McKlnlcy Mitchell came up from Gcrvals tills morning. iTnrrv Rlntrloton camo from Port land yesterday evening. Rev. P. C. Hctzlcr left this morning for Portland and Astoria. Hon. Phil Motschan was a passen ger for Tortland thU afternoon. S. W. Thompson returned homo last night from a short stay In Portland. Attorney-General C. M. Idleman re turned to Portland this afternoon. Dr.J.w. Meredith returned from Tho Dalles last night on tho overland train. Dr. J. S. Stott, of Gcrvals and Br. Cithey, of Woodhurn, camo to Salem tills morning. H. n Richardson, tho attorney, re turned on tho overland from Port laud last night. Hon. J. N. Dolph will open his can vass of (Multnomah county at Mt. Tabor March -1th. II. E. King who has Just graduated from tho Capital business college re turned to his homo In tho Waldo Hills today. Mrs. J.J. Dalrymple, Mrs. O. E. Krausso and Mrs. Jos. Albert returned last night from a short visit In Port laud. Alonzo Gcsncr and M. L. Chamber Hit were homo coming passengers on tho evening bound local from Port land last night. W. A, White, of Whlteaker, was in the city today on business Ho re ports that farmers have already put In largo crops of grain. II. G. Condon, a young attorney of Eugene, arrived In tho elty today and will 1)0 tho guest of his sister, Mrs. R. S. lteau, for a short time. Hon. T. T. Geer of Macleay Is In considerable demand at political meetings. Ho has requests to speak at Huttovlllc, Brownsville, Halsey, Sunnyslde and elsewhere. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rosburg re turned to Portland today after u short visit with Mrs. Rosburg's uncle, Mr. J. A. Selwood, and family, of this city. B:.TO O'CIOCK, wcuiiuniiuj' .,'. r Tr T f, IT lw.rt. February lit. IBM, M ss u. snu.o. ....., w. ...... -- Kate E. Farrlngton to .Mr. win. .m. son, is. r. iv.encr, wyuu ivcuci, x,. . Bell, of Salem, Rev. M. C. Wire, of Cr08an, W. F. Stolz, A.M. Maccy, the First Methodist church of that VnA A Legg, E. II. Jackson, Chas. city, oniclatlng. I T,ann,,nt)r. t,. f. Ltu,e. M. D., J. II. The ceremony was 1" "' , Brook8( lla'y L. Furiuer, W. W. Steph presence of the relatives and a few", . ',P , w c Hubbard. F. ntlmate friends of the contracting .? nl"' V ii a S i U. v aien, " w. . ,,.v., Intimate friends parties. Tho newly wedded couple arrived In Salem on tho 2:20 local Thursday afternoon, and nt once pro ceeded to The Willows, where they will reside. Thc bride Is one of Eugene's fairest and most accomplished daughters wliile tho groom Is a trusted employe on tho Wallace fruit farm. KELLY DAY At thc home of the ltr iln'n n Rtnr. Mrs. .lonn W. uarr, at tho Willows, at. 4 o'clock. Thurs day afternoon, February 20. 1890, Miss Emma Day to Mr. J. B. Kelly, both of Salem. Rev. W. 0. Kantner, of the First Congregational church, performed tho ceremony In the presence of about two dozen of tho friends and relatives of tho contracting parties, after wlili-.h hoartv congratulations were tendered tho newly weddad couple. Tho rooms had been artistically decorated with choice cut (lowers, mlstletoo and ivy and presented a charming appearance. Tho brldo was dressed In a lovely cream silk with a beautiful bouquet of orchldsand white rosobuds. Tho groom wore tho con ventional black. At thc conclusion of tho Impressive ceremony tho party repaired to tho dining room where an excellent lunch was heartily partaken of In which "longuo" llgurcd quite prominently. Tho nresonts were numerous, both valuable and useful. Tho groom -is well nnd favorably known In and about Salem and Is at present employed In II, G. Meyer's tonsorlal parlors. The brldo Is a handsomo and accomplished young women . possessing many excellent dualities. Sholias resided near Sa- Men's Shoes ! ' ' Ladies' Shoes J ' Boys' Shoes ! ' Children's Shoes NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, P. A. Thomas, 0. II. Chapman, G. W Smith, Geo. G.Brown, J.L. Kapllnger, O. G. Savage, Fred Wnymlro, NW. Garrctson, W. E. Sorber, Joe Tylor. J. P. .Hummer, James Fisher, T. Van Patton, J. M. Davis, D. W. Joseph, S. Brown, Bert A.Uhpdes, E. W. Brown, Mlltbn Brlggs, M.' L. Wllmot, J. L. Hofcket, F. R. Davis. Mr. Cherrlngton Is an old and well known member of thc firm of Cher rlngton Bros, of this city, a life-long Republican, and said to be prominent In thc American Patriotic Associa tion, or A. P. A. Ho and his friends make no concealment of tills and will make an onen flulit for thc election. The fight will be a warm one, as Dr. I Byrd Is a Democrat and has many I friends In tho order, though ho does not receive tho support of the organ ization In his candidacy. Tho gentle men arc evenly matched. On Mr. Cherrlnirton'a potltlon are a number of names who did nob sign as A.P.A's. Mil. CHEHRINGTON was seen by a Jouknal writer and frankly stated that the call on him to bo a candidate was a genuine surprise. Ho had been approached on tho mat ter bofore Dr. Byrd became a candi date but had declined to allow his name to bo used. Now tho matter was In a different form and a great deal of pressure was brought to bear and ho might accept. Mr. Cherrlng ton said: "Tho place will be a hard one to till. Tho levy Is very low nnd It Is going to bo hard to glvo.satisfac- tlon, I have not a better friend than Dr. Byrd, who Is my family physician n wl T Ittivrt ilia li If tit not fitarvait ft I uiiu & ttttii; viiu (ftiiau 4vonvv iui In one hand. Tho man had bled to death. The appearance of tnc soics r iiUaljooalndlentod that-the mntf had slashed his throat wliile standing up and had walked around in his own blood, later falling down in a sitting posture and llnally toppling over., the verdict; Tho Jury returned thc following verdict: "We lind that the deceased came to his death on the 20th day of February, 1890,by having his throat cut,scvcrlng tho Jugular vein with a razor In bis own hands, nnd wo aro fully satisfied that it Is a case of suicide." There was found on tho person $8.ec In a small purse, a silver watch and buckskin chain, a note book with hieroglyphics In It, but no writing, nnd a tintype picture of a hotel front, whro a number of persons were standing. Mr. Grimm said he owed the man a sufficient sum to give him a burial, and tho body was. Interred today In tho Hubbard cemetery. m Severk Injury. -Wednesday eve ning, James Hyde, residing on Com mercial street, near Division, while moving 801110 hay In tho uppcrportlon of his barn, made a misstep and fell to tho floor, sustaining a fracture of tho collar bone and scapula. Dr. Mott was called and soon hnd tho Injuries attended to. Mr. Hydo was'dolng well yesterday, but will bo compelled to remain indoors for a few weeks. m Macleay. The Republicans of Macleay precinct will meet nt tho town hall Saturday night February, 22, to rc-organlzc their club Tho farmers are all sowing wheat but it expected there will bo qulto an at tendance. OF ALL KINDS v. & v Solid stock at prices that cannot be met. Don't fail to sec them, Union Bargain j. FOUND-l'atent leather memorandum boofc containing valuable papers. Call at th! of- ftce and prove property. 22131 GROCERY STOCK. FOR SAUi-Atl bargain. Addrew A. B care Joarml. :t 3 lb YOU WANT a fine, lame team of fi,. I cUis horses; a full platform spring wjgon, good and strong, or a two-scaled open cit. riage very cheap, addres at once, X, lilt oliico. 17-311 PAPERS. Portland, Sacramento, Swtlf Tacoma and San Francisco papers on silt it Miller's Postofiicc block PUBLIC MEN, TOLITCIANS AtJo liUS Iness houses can obtain all newspaper infor mation from the press of tho state, cout and country from the Press Clipping Baretj. (Allen's) Union Ulock, Portland. la-aott lore s leiti for several years and her many , him us a man. friends will Join In extending hearty Dr. Ryrd has made a good director congratulation)!. The newly wedded and It will take hard work to fill his couplowlli leslde In Salem for the' place as well as ho has Hilled It." present, although California may bo1 a member of tho school board was tholr future home. ' seen, who said It was not an A. P. A. 'ninm iir.ik.int vvi.ro" 'Air. mill Mm ....... i i ... .. n. ...,-,....... ........ .......... ...... iimiL ULUii. uul unit, Air. uiifirnntrron Mr. Mrs. and Jno. W. V 1 II.. f 1 j. 11. ivcii), oir. 1111 .nre. jqo. . represented tho people who thought Hiifi. Tim- mill r,w W. P l.fiiitnnr . . .. ... ;. ' . .. r ,; ' . .A I l'r- ilyro too conservative, ana that a Mr. and Mrs. L. fl. Kelly, of Oervals, 4 m,n tax wns too 8IunU to nm tho Mr. and Mw. Col. J. Ol.usU'ad, Mr. m 1)roperiy. Ho ja Mr, and Mrs. W. R. Roll, Mr. and Mrs.jc,lcrr,ngton wa8 opix)8e(1 to cutting uvu iiisiHiiii, . ww . dOTn teachors' salaries to Mason, .Mr. aim .Mrs. 11. au iiranson, Mr and Mrs. A. E. Day, Mrs. Day, Miss Rose Johnson, Miss Mnblo Bran son, Miss May Mason, Misses Jessie and Bortha Kmettt and Mr. Jno. W, ' Cochran. To Leave. Dr. Roland D. Grant will leave Portland, but has not de termined where to locate. Ho Is tho most widely known nnd prominent pulpit orator on tho Pacific coast, and as a lecturer has wen in great tie mand. Military Ball. Tonight nt tho armory companies B and I give a grand military ball. As added at tractions there has been hard work all day by tho committees to reduce tho floor to a high state of polish. A good tlmo Is expected. M) Weeks' Grace! During which time you can get the ben efit of .the 10 oet cent discotint on all rw - v ,, r. tlon to aityouo opposing i cefies exceot suaat Mafrri 1cf w mrvu ' grounds of A.p.A.um." 'r S -. - .,vAwvw w MK. CUERRT! a lower tlgtiro, and favored a tax high enough to pay off part of the debt of tho dis trict. NOT OITOSEU TO TUB A. 1 A. Mr. Cherrlngton would not renlv I directly to thS question as to whether I no was tno a. r. a. candidate. Ho aid: "I do not consider that I nm tho A. P. A. candldato but under- ' stand that to bo tho Issue at tohool elections nearly everywhere. I did not understand that I was being 1 brought out by tho A. P, A's. as I their candidate. No A. P. A. corn Imlttee has waited on me. Where there aro two candidates it Is quite natural that one should bo called the a. i'. a. caimiuate. i nave no objec tion to anyoue opposing me on the CUERRINQTON ACCEPTS. the Van Eaton cornet. Orw4c rtrtinrr 151r-,m-...HS??L.?1"y.i8sa - ' -w.w bWAAA& iv iuc x'cuwonens; hot cakes, RL BRANSON X Co, 303 Commercial street After careful consldemtlnn. i win ...... ..... i..i : - Niy 10 mo pciiiunera wno nave re quested me oa this date to allow the I use or my name as a candidate for school director at tho coming election, that I will permit the use of my name no n (.nnjIlftntA T?Aoruu.f.lln ..Hiuiiu.ivt i'uvvuiijr, Wm. M. Chehrinoton. Indoor Baseuall. On noxt Wed nesday eve Companies . I and B will will play a match game; Saturday ovenlng the university nlno nnd B Co. will play a match game. Fobruary 29th tho Albany and Salem companies will play. A Picnic CIosq buyers can still for a few days get tho biggest bargains ever known in groceries, crockery, etc., in the Van Eaton stock, which is being closed out at prices lower than oyer before known. foolish proposition In this way. The people are In earnest nbotit holding their own primaries this year. Slates are not going to bo accepted at the hands of tho semi-Democratic ring managers of tho Statesman. The men with red clny on their hoots and tho men oil thc bottoms and prarics nnd out of the big timber and from tho hills and country towns are going to turn out as never before and run tholr own primaries. They are going to do It becnuso they love tho sound principles of Republicanism too well to let them be made mere trading stock of a few Salem and Portand pol iticians to ride Intooftlcoon tho shoul ders of tho common people only to bo spit nnd trampled on after they get them there. Tho Statesman says It has "digested tho law again," etc. Everybody knows It has been tho organized stom ach of tho Republican party nt tho capital for many years. But this year tho stomach is not going to dictate to tho rest of tho party. Organized ap petite is not all there is to Republi canism. The Statesman cannot "digest1" things for all the Republicans. It's appetite and digestive apparatus nre too large and It costs too much to feed It. It Is thc only real Salem hog In politics. But the self-styled digester of the party is badly out of order. It Is bilious and dyspeptic. It has been living too high for It's blood. That is why It Is lighting Mitchell, Her mann, Gcer, Barkley and some of the best Republicans In tho county men who are strong with tho pcoplo be-, cause thoy aro not connected wllh the great digesting organ at Salem Excursion. The Woodmen give an excursion to Albany Saturday. Steam er Altonn leaves Salem at 2 p. m returning after banquet and enter tainment. Grand time. Independence band and Monmouth rnalo quartet will bo aboard. Tickets, round trip, 50 cents. Call on n. C. Downing, at Martin's Jewelry store, and get your ticket. . THE MARKETS. Chicago, Fe1). 31 Wheat, cash 62jc. May 64 . New York, Fob. Ji.-S'.lver, 66c;.lead, 3 3" SAN FRANCISCO MARKET. San Francisco, Feb. 21 Wheat, t.iai NVool.. Oregon, choice, too j Inferior 7 8c, valley, 9 1 i.e. Hops Quotable at 40c. Potatoes 50 to 80c per sack. Oats-Mllfine, 8o8s. PORTLAND MARKET. - Portland, Feb. 21. Wheat valley, 62jc; Walla Walla, 60. Flour Portland, $3i llenton county, 3; graham, $2.20; superfine. $2.15 per bbl. Oats White, 2324c; grey, i92ijrolIed, In bags, $4.255'25. barrels, 4.30 7.00; cases, 3.75. Potatoes.. New Oregon, 30Sc per sack. Hay.. Good, 5.5o8.So per ton. Wool.. Valley, oioc; Eastern Oregon, Mltlstuns..Bran, H.Soi2.Soj shorts,$i2 Apples., 40c. Poultry.. Hens. e,c: rocstcrs. Ti.Soperdoi and not wanted; ducks, 2.50(3.00 per doz.. turkeys, live 7c; eges 12 cents cash. iy,chop feed,i2I5 per ton; rye, 80c per c. llldea.. green, salted 60 lbs 5c; under 60 lbs 44Vici ,neeP Pelt5 7oo. Hops, .Oregon, 4 to 5c, according to qual. hy. Butter. .Orecon fancy creamery, 40094$; fancy dairy, 35; fair to Reed, 3o355 common, 17c. Cheese .Oregon full cream, I2i2,c. Eggs.. Oregon, 15 per doz. Poultry.. Chickens. 2.50 per doz.; ducks, $5.oo6; geese, $6.oo7.oo;: tur- P. O. NEWS STAND.-Local Subscriptioi Agency for all newspapers and magninti. Fine atock of cigatB and confectionery. F. W, Miller, Prop. l 14 tf FOR SALE OR TRADE.-The best hi; fruit and stock ranch In Oregon, contiimnj 200 acres. Will sell cherp, on easy termt, or trade lor good hotol. For particulars inqmn at this office. II. A. B. 1 31 tm' CARPET PAPER Large lot of heir; brown wrapping paper for sale cheap. Tut the thing for putting under carpets. Call at Journal office. JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in groceries, paints, oils, window glass, varnishes, and thc most complete stoce of brushes of all kinds in the state, Artists' materials, lime, hair, cement and shingles, and finest quality of grass seeds, Grand Military Ball! keys, qioc; dressed, 11 12 Vic. Beef. .Topsteers, 22 3.5c per lb; fair to good steers, 2y,z 3.5c; cows, 22c; dressed beef, 45c, Mutton.. Best beef, 2.oo2.25; choice ewes, 1.50092.00; arcsseu, 4c. Hogs,. Choice, heavy, 3.oo3.4o; nEh ,7?: dressed, 4c per lb. .choice, 56c; large, 34c and eeders: 2, Veal.. Small per lb. &AL.CM MAKKBT. Wheat. .55c per bu., market firm. " Oats .17c. Hay.. Baled, cheat, $4.5005,00; timothy, J6.50. Hour.. In wholesale lots, 2.85; retail, 3.00; bran, bulk 9.00; sacked, 12.00; shorts, H.0012.00; chop feed, 12.00 13.00. Veal. .Dressed, 4. Hoes.. Dressed, yt. live Cattle.. 1 i. sneep,.uve, 2.00, Given by Companies Band I at tlie Armory on State street on Friday, February 21,1896, Tickets may be had of Lieut J. A, Evans, Lieut, F, W, Holmaa Corporal Wm, Fiester, Corporal Geo, Hunter, Musician Howard and F. Tichenor. v Music by Elysian Orchestra- General Admission, 50 Ccn 1W1 Throat Cut At 94 Court street. That Is nothing. Doty cuts tho throats of all of his lino poultry, and Bellsmptlilng but choice fish, oranges, lemons and nuts. Fkom Dk, Smith, Dr. E, 0, sends a note to The Journal where-; In he states that he hns neverclalmed to have any connection with the, W. 0. T. U. Bov. n. A. Denton j will addres3 the audience at the W, C. Smith T. U. rooms on Court street Sundav afternoon at 4 o'clock. 21-2t QuarUvlllo stated by a mining reporter. syndicate, as Lamou Exchange. The meeting to organlio a branch of tho Labor Ex change will bo held in the Council Chamber nt 1:30, p. m., Saturday. Everybody should attend, J. II. O'Neill, travelling" passcnge agent for the O. R. & N. Co,. Is in tho city. Th U. S. Qov't Reports Condensed Testimony. Chas. B. Hood, Broker aud Manufacturer's Aeent, Columbus, Ohio, certifies that Dr. rungs new wtscovery nm no equal as a Cough remady. J. D. Brown, Prop of St. iamesuotei.it. wayue, Ind., testsfles that he was cured of a Cough of two years stand, ng, caueed by La Grippe, by Dr. King's New Discovery. B. F. Merrill, Baldwinsville, Mass., says that he has used and reccomeadad It and never knew It to fall and would rather have it than any doctor, because It alway cures, Mr Hemming, 222 E. 25th St., Chicago, always kps it at hand and has no r J Croup, because It Instantly relieves Eree Trial Bottles at Fred A. Legg's Drug Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria, ep.. ol.. Wool.. Best, I2Vc. nop.. Best, 45o i--ggs..uash. 12c. Butter.. Best dairy, iscjjfancy creamery, 25c. , Cheese .ioi2jc. Farm Smoked Meats jBacoa, Jlte; .haws 100; shoulders, 7c. Potatoes., 2oc per bu, Onions,. 2c. C. H. LANE, iEMANfflll 2H Commerolal st., Salem Or BTSults I5 upwards. Pants t upwandsjy Capital Transfer Co, HARRY TOWN, PROP. ,v Express, bantace and all kinds ei ... 1 ieave Awarded Highest Honors World's Pair, Aledal, Midwinter Fair. w CREAM rttKING POWNfi iHot perfect l(ic 40YMntbtSUafe&. done promptly storo orders at w; 11 Jt DEPOT EXPRESS ftfeets all mall and passenger trains H gage and express to all parts of the 09 rrempt service, Telephone Nao. W. A. Cusick Frenldent. & Capital 11a National H OK SAX1, Transact a Eral banking busing. W& wp,NMiino.Bap VK. W. B. II B an o li. fl:?SSi. remedy ir ".TJrkV While. nn?TilBa' JfolrrluUTi-' M atrlatBl. iPMtaali MllUWL v HiU IratEvmCuwcuCa: b': & sou y ?f or ol l0 pi-i la tiSfV lr v- f i