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BY HOKBJR BROTHBRS,
THURSDAY, FED. 27, 1890.
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STEAMERS
Altona and Ramona
LEAVE
DAILY. SUNDAY.
9:00 a.m.
ions am'
6:00 a.m.
Portland, 6:45 a. m.
Independence, 6130 a. m.
jyFrelght received up to 10 p. m..3
Quicklime, regular service and cheap
....rate J ...
M. P. BALDWIN.
Agent, Salem.
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I PERSONAL.
Homer Craven Is n rortlaiul visitor
:;. J. 0. Johnson went to Albany this
f JntlKo Warren Trultt went to Port-
' land this morning.
' ,' Attornoy lleekinan of rortlnncl re-
t turned homo today.
M. W. Hunt returned today from n
jb brief visit In Albany.
if Dr. J. M. Kcono returned to Salem
j& yesterday from Portland.
E TIioh. KtirUon was 11 passenger to
t Hllverton today, via 'Woodburn.
Jp A. Kllnifcr ttiul M. Hontala, of Ml.
K Angel, were In the city today on bus-
J. J. Head, traveling salesman for
tk tlio Salem Woolen Mill store, loft this
K inornluK for Lobaiioii and point h
K It. W. Unlllson loft this morning for
K Austin, Texas. Ilo will romaln In
ft Portland a few days before continuing
K Dr. J. W. Hansom, of Turner, was
K In tho city today on business. Ilo Is
wp not In tho best of health, and will
m spend it short vacation In Southern
Flouring Mill Burned.
Hoy. David h. McLnlii arrived In
I ho city today en route for his homo
at Maclcay, whenco ho Is called by his
wife's Illness. Ho says at 8:30 today
us tho stago parsed through Camas
valley tho (louring mills owned by
Mr. Judson at thohead of thoCoqullle
rlvor was burning.
Not Starving.
II hits been reported that 11 family
consisting of n woman and three chil
dren had been living In 11 tent on tho
rlvor bunk for some time, and wcro In
11 destitute and almost starving con
dltlon. Charitably disposed people of
tho city today visited tho woman and
from her It was learned that they Ititil
plenty to out and wear, and that all
they need Is money. Thoy.havo hov
oral hordes and a wagon and a man
hangs about tho camp.
The family Is of Gypsy origin, and
the woman gains u little mnnov i.v
buying laces and selling them as her
owuinitKo. Tlioy came here from
Portland three weeks ago. It was
learned that they are huhitalmr
extensively In Intoxicants, and while
our community should bo willing to
aid deserving poor, this family docs
mniKiiuuiiycomo 111 ror it share of
tho alius.
One Week's Grace!
During which time you can get the feciv
cM ot the 10 per cent discount on all gro
v.cnu5 cxccoi sucrat.
thelVan Eaton corner,
hot cakes,
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SOCIETY CHRONICLE.
Mrs. S. It. Hoblnson returned to
Turner today, aflcr a short visit with
Salem relatives.
Miss Halm Mann, of Eugene went
to Portland today, after a visit In
this city for a day.
Mrs. P. Ii. Soutliwlclc returned to
day from Sprlngllcld whore she has
been laboring In the intercsioi tvuou-
craft.
Mrs. T. A. Edwards returned to her
homo In Portland today after 11 visit
In this city with her sister, Mrs.
Trephagcn.
Mrs. Werner Drcyimin returned
homo last night from a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Kudolph Pracl, In
Portland.
Mm. n XV. London of Por Hand, who
has been tho guest of the family of
J. II. Albert for tho past two wccks,
returned homo today.
IIA11D TIMES I'AltTY.
Tho employes or the asylum will
give a hard times party at that Insti
tution Friday night, exclusively for
tho pleasure of those in charge and
themselves.
l'UIILIO HKCITAL.
There will be a free public recital
on next Saturday eveningnt tho State
School for the Mind In tills city.
Musical and literary. Tlioso who
wish to are Invited to be present at
this first quarterly recital.
I'UKCHASINO Till: FUltNlTUKK.
Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Patterson andE.
P. McComack, as a committee, are In
Portland for tho purpose of selecting
and purchasing the furnishings for
tho Illlheo club rooms. About iroo
will lw expended.
(JltAND KNTKIITA1NMKNT.
Small M. Hrown, 0. M., teacher of
elocution ut Willamette University,
will give an evening's readings at old
college chapel on Saturday evening,
March 0. Miss Hrown is 11 graduate of
tlio.Einerson college of oratory, Hos
ton. Eminent critics say she is not
surpassed. CorvullU Times.
WT.noN, Tin: caiiicatuiiiht.
Tho last entertainment of the Y.
M. C. A. course was given at tho opera
house last night, and was largely at
tended. Mr. Spcdou proved himself
an artist, and his manipulation of tho
crayon was marvelous In Its results.
Mr.Spedon l also 11 good ventriloquist,
and gave several Illustrations of his
ability as such. As a whole tho course
has proved a complete success, auil all
are loud in Its praise.
INDOOIl IIAHK1IALL.
A game of Indoor baseball was
played at the armory hull last night
between tcau'.H from Companies II and
I, 2d regiment O. N. 0., resulting In a
victory for the former. Tho score
stood 27 to l.'l. George Ihishnell acted
as umpire, and Major Percy Willis'
kept tho score. Saturday night Co.
IPs team will play tho Y. M. C. A.
team at tho assoclatroii's rooms.
Campbell's catching and Tlchcuor
and Uatchclor's double-plays were tho
features of tho contest.
This was tho llrst of a serlesof three
games to bo played between theso two
teams-Co. I's team having chal
lenged their rivals to such a contest.
Tho next of tho series between tho
militia Irnys will lw played Monday
evening.
The personnel of the teams last eve
ning Is as follews:
II Co. Position I Co.
Tichcnor (c). . . .pitcher Kurtz (0)
Hrown catcher , . Hunter
Hatclielor 1st base Evans
H"t 2d base White
Mckey :id base Campbell
Pow 1 Ight s s Kellogg
Smith .leftss Hull
Hort left Hold. . . .McFarlaiid
A Pooit t!uti..-Mlss Until Plaster,
aged U, was committed to tho county
pwrhoiiMi yesterday by County Judge
Htibbaid. SI10 lias been kept by Mrs.
Louisa strau.or or Marlon for miiuo
years.
Tiik Militia HoYH.-MtiJor Percy
Willis lms mado nil his htudles edm
ploto preparatory to lielng examined
for his commission, which has not yet
been iMtinl.
K0TAUIK8.-W111. II, Wood and U.
W. Roberta of Portland were commls
, binned yesterday.
The U. S, Gov't Reports
kew Royal Baking Powfre
ml mauhr to all others.
MiMW a.
Goods going like
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M. BRANSON Co,
303 Commercial street
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
TlP.v. G. Vf. oGrannls conducted
chapel exercises Monday morning.
I MIrs Grctu Strlckler is now enrolled
among Willamette University stu
dents. I M. S. Early returned to school Wed-
' ncstlny, after a week's absence on nc-
' count or sickness.
Miss Bessie Burkhart haw so far re
covered rroni her recent Illness as to
Iks able to re-enter school.
Chapel rhctorlcals tills week, Mon
day, essay Jessie Scttlemler; Tuesday,
essay Bessie Shcpard; Wednesday,
recitation James Shlves.
R. W. Calllson, an old university
student, but now n successful attorney
nt tfewberg, was the guest of his
brothers Messrs. J. P. and J. W. Cain
son the first of the week.
Tho new laboratory, or rather now
location, Is a great Improvement over
the old. I Wins been removed to the
third tloor. onnosltc the society halls.
The class numbers nearly Hfty ana is
miiklnu excellent progress under the
direction of Prof. L.VG. Cochrnn.
The students or tho university were
nlenscd to learn or President Haw-
ley'a success at the wood-chopping
contest at Albany last Saturday
nlffhfc when the Gentleman took first
prize, being most skillful at the art.
One pupil showt'd ills appreciation by
nlnelmr the followlnir Inscription upon
tho blackbeard: "Prof. W. C. Wawley,
professional wood-chopper, S'.t'O per
stick."
The Athletic Association held 11
meeting Monday at :i::io o'clock, when
II. 0. II board. I. II. van Winkle and
Chester Murphy were elected as dele
gates to represent old Willamette ut
the Athletic Convention to bo held at
Portland next Saturday. Delegates
from the various collctrcs or tho state
will meet whllo In Portland, and ar
range 11 program to bo carried out on
field day, which will be held In Port
laud next June.
Monday morning two or three of
the young gentlemen students, of tho
university, assembled in room 11 dur
ing chapel, and converted several
chairs into blocks, and erected n
castlo or n tower upon tho table
When Prof. L. G. Cochrnn reached
the room he astonished the young
gentlemen with the remark, "That's
nothing new. I saw the same thing
over twenty years ago." Tho young
architects will probably erect a nioro
modern structure next time.
IMPROVEMENT NOTES.
Deacon Hatch, 011 Front street, lias
put down iv now walk.
Five new houses wore built in
Mornlngslde this year.
A now cement walk is going down
In front of tho Methodist church.
Carpenter Webb, of South Salem, Is
confined to the house by la grippe.
The elm and alder are considered by
many as our most beautiful shade
trees.
11. B. Crouk has just completed a
cement walk In front of his property
on Center street.
Chas. Worrlck, tho Englewood car
penter, has been repairing tho unholy
sidewalks iiIkuiI the court house.
John Molr's house and Dr. Mntt's
have now roofs, but a coat or two of
paint would bo a great Improvement.
Dr. J W. Hansom, of Turner, was
In town today ordering material foru
nice now oillce and surgical labratory
ho is building.
Tho stone work on tho now Salem
Woolen Mills Is completed and live
bricklayers struck their trowels Into
tho brick work Wednesday.
II. M. Branson & Co. will move
tholrstoklnto the old Van Eaton
and Squire Furrar stand this week.
Tho store is owned by Bill Anderhon.
Tho Oregon Central and Eastern
Hallway has miiiic Imnrovements In
contomplatlon ror Its river service nt
Salem -our greatest competing line.
lth hlsone-horso cart tlu utmnr.
mirfueer, MoKIUon. Is dolnu soum
good gravelling. Tho gravel costs tho
city now iitxmt l.7fl a load tho way It
is (tone, it could be put on ror ill) cents'
11 load by contract.
Tho Ira Erb raetory is getting out
material for two now houses. Mrs. S.
E. Poster, on Winter street, is build
ing an S00 cottage. Mr. Ileldecker,
tho cement walk builder. Is putting
up a neat cottage to cost ulxnit $2000
on Liberty street. It Is to booccu
pled by ono or tho Stock Bros., re
cently married.
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Phiiuauy AiuuvALS. Among im
portant arrivals In tho Willamette
valley -tho past two weeks were Mr.
Toothwort, Mks Trlllum, (who wo
are sorry to say paints her race,) Mr.
Umbtoiiguo, and Johnny Jumpup.
They did not como from Dakota, but
wore round In the boy's paradise of
South Salem, Mr. A. Bush's park.
Of course, tho children will recognize
them as our llrst Oregon wild flowers
though they do not usually arrive as
early as the middle of February.
Children Cry for
WtoWt Castoria.
THE SCHOOL ELECTION.
Some Facts About the Annual Meeting
and School Election.
...... 1. . . ...1.,.1 1...UU Mmrrt
unucruiopnroiibbuuwi'u""-"-
are really two annttnl school meetings
to be held. Tho first of these has
been held, when the board
submitted
Its annual report, giving a full state
ment or the condition of the district,
its financial condition and estimates
ror tho coming year. Upon the latter
tho annual levy was made by the tax
navcrs nrescnt. The next meeting
will be held Monday evening, ware 11
9 wi.o,. .. mnnrt lll 1.0 submitted.'
showing the condition or tho district
to that time, which is the beginning ,nL.r assignee. ,,, ,
or the fiscal year. I T. O. Coleman, insolvent; McKlnley
The annual election for a director (Mitchell, nwgnce. ,
to succeed W. II. Byrd, to serve vo ' jJJj lllf?oUCI,t"
years, will bo hold on Monday, March' PrccinonWArnold, Insolvent; F. J.
I). Tliere will bo Tour polling places,
located at the rollowlng peints:
The Red Front Livery, comer Com
mercial and Trade streets.
Savage & Hold's reed house, opposite
State Insurance) building.
The room at 551 North Liberty
street, second door south or W. L.
Wado's store.
The armory building, on State
street.
The following petition has been
filed with tlio board, and will come up
before the meeting next Monday eve
nlug ror consideratien:
To the Board or Directors or School
District Mo. !M,iMiirion uounty, ure
een:
Wc the undersigned, residents or
the northern portion or school district
iNo. z. resncctriiiiyrenresenti mat too
North Salem school building is not
convenient or access ror a very largo
proportion or tho patrons or that
school residing In the northern end of
tho district, that what Is known as
the Polytechnic Institute would ac
commodate a very large proportion or
tlioso who arc now compelled to at
tend the North Salem school, and it
would be for tho interest not only or
that portion, but ror the whole or the
district to purchase or lease the
Polytechnic Institute building. Wo
therefore respectfully petition that
you take such action in tills matter as
will secure tho possession or use or
this building In caso you find the
interests or tlio district will war
rant It.
Nn.uo Addition Block
B. F. Bouhani.
Enos Prcsnall, Highland. .$ 31
C. C. Johnson, Highland 13
.1..1 Jtrans.
John Weber, River View Park. ... 15
Mrs. Flora Joy, Comptons 10
C. C. Daniels, Highland 0
W. F. Ohm, Highland 0
Fred 0. Locklcy, Hlglnnd 12
Chas. B. Moores.
.1. II. Cook, Highland 12
Michael Ward, Highland 25
.1. A. Taylor.North Locust street.
1). W. Ramsey, North Locust street.
J. G. White, Eddys 4
Mrs. A. L. Adams, Highland 10
A.T.Smith, Highland 0
W. A. Alderman, Highland 12
Silas Ashley, Highland 2(1
O. R. Scott, do 22
E. C. Snow, do 24
D. M. Smith, do l.'l
F. M. Gcorgo, do 0
B.S.Cook, do 11
Wm. P. Smith, do 10
Mrs. Chcnwortli, do 12
Mr. Nlnan. do 21
.I.N. Smith, do 2U
John Rutin, do ;i
Mr. Idlowlne. Liberty street.
Mr. Cross, Liberty strcot.
Mr. Thompson, Compton 5
Mr. McCullay, Compton 0
Mr.McKlllop, River Side .'l
Mr. Cronise, do 5
Mr. Lcnncn, do 5
Mr. Alexander, do 5
Mr. Greenwood, Comptons 1
Mr. Miller.
Mr. Stevens.
ElwoodScott, Hlghlnnd 21
In the Ctrcult Court.
Judge Burnett, or Part 1, Marlon
county circuit court, was 011 tho
bench n short time yesterday and,
after making tlio following docket
entries, adjourned court until t)
o'clock this merning:
Sllverton and Portland Land Loan
and Investment Co., vs. J. E. Hnm
inond, action for money, attachment;
continued.
George N. Sroat et al , vs. Lucretta
Burton, action for money; settled.
N. Goodman & Sons, vs Patrick
Egan et al., action for money, default
and Judgment with order to sell at
tached property.
Mnson Ehrman & Co., vs. Ray &
Co., action for money; default and
Judgment.
Tho suit or Jas. Loughmlller vs. XV.
K. and Ida Loughmlllor, on action for
money by attachment, was iKjforo
Judgo Burnett nearly all day.
Holmes & Kaiser, or Salem, appear
for plaintiff; Dolph, Nixon & Dolph,
of Portland, and Geo. G. Bingham, or
Salem, for defendant.
Your Boy Won't Live a Month.
H(l Mr. dim!. llrl'n aF .1 t!ll .. .
Gardner. Mm waj told by die doctor. His
on luil lunc trouble, following ivnlmi.l m.
la.ii
finally
" c spew JJ75 witn uoctors, who
tve him up. saying; "Your boy
re j month I r iVuJ? n. vi.i
Wt live a month." He tried Dr. Kinc'
New Discovery and a few bottles restored
W&ttfitf
luesentECKxtheahhtousoorDr. Kino' New
imcomy ami knows it to be the Ixrst in the
f iXWit-.u2!,,l,0tt,c free at
Maids in Costume.
Tlio Dairymaids reception to bo
given at tho First M. E. church Fri
day evening, Fobrunry 2Sth, will bo a
very novel affair. A tine poogram, n
delicate lunch to bo served by tho
Dairymaids In costume, and a good
social tlmo Is promised-all for the
small sum of 15 cents, 2-27-2t
CIRCUIT COURT
The Docket That Awaits Judge Hewitt
on Monday Next.
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II. H. Hewitt win Dcnowii
.., , ,pmn Aiiiiinv to con
on iUU"1u"v-;;.; '" " T "of tc
veno Ills depart., c nt-Jo. - oft lie
circuit couru in U1 V, , 1 ," "
Tho docket nwainug ms uispwui "
follews:
Schuyler Hue, insolvent;.). J'. T. B.
Brcntano, assignee.
Thos. J. Ford, insolvent, u. u..iji
nawuw. r ,...- ...,,.... .
Dorrancc jjtiniuerniK -"m inom-t
Francis teller, assignee.
B. F. Connor, Insolvent;
.las. Card-
WW JWeJj: insolvent; S
It. II11111-
iioiter, assignee.
rinkiiiiin iv saniorti,
Insolvent; W.
I11 Ilnntllhv. IIKSlcrnon
A. T. Savage, Insolvent; L. C. Grir
llth, assignee. ,
Geo. W. Watt vs. A. L. Griustead.
Mary Brown vs. Allen Shaw et nl.
Thomas Watt & Co. vs. E.utna I.
Wagnon ct al.
David W. Edgar vs,
Hamilton &, Molr
T. L. Golden.
vs. .lolin v.
Smith and Susan Smith.
Paget Sound Natlonnl Savings and
Loan association vs. Chits. 'Moshbcr-
gcretnl.
Celebrated
SOHP
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20 Ounces for 5c,
7UST RECEIVED ANOTHER LOT.
HAFRITT "LAWRENCE
P, O, Grocery
J. Q. Wilson vs. W. II. Lister.
J. O. Witoon vs. C. C. Green et al.
Werner Breytnan vs. Grant S. Man
ning ot nl.
Mary F. Strong vs. Geo. Herrcn ct
nl.
W. M. Kaiser vs. Matilda J. Cross
ct al.
W. M. Kaiser .vs. Fred E. Bornc-
IIKUl.
Daniel Bowcrman vs.Jacob Schlewc.
Henry Kecne vs.- B. F. Wade ct al.
First National Bank vs. J. S. Whit
ton und Chas. B.Ford.
John Newsome vs. John Miller et
al.
Win. linger vs. Amollo Choquettc.
S. C. McC'all vs. Salem Land Co. et
nl.
The Portland Savings Bank, by O.
N. D6nny, receiver, vs. Thos. II.
uoucw ot III.
Scottish Investment Co. vs. Win.
N. Ladue.
Peter Zlllnskl vs. Wm. P. Miller ot
ul.
Alexander Turcotto vs. Zenalde
DuRctto ot al.
Mary E. Cooper vs. Alexander
Cooper.
Loulso Knnipnian vs. Wm. Kamp
maii. Cora A. Wilson vs. J.A.Wilson.
N. E. Marchbanksvs J. II, March
banks. S. Ethel White vs. W. A. White.
John Boyco vs. Emma Boyce.
Mary E. Swarts vs. Alonzo Swarts.
State of Orcu'on vs. First National
Bank nnd Ladd & Bush, escheat; two
cases.
G. XV. Dlmick vs. Emma Storts ct
al,; suit to forecloso mechanic's lion.
Jessie A. Rohrervs. Chas. F. and
Isabel Simon, suit In equity to set
aside fraudlcnt transrer or real prop
erty. l
WJ' Q'K'oPPln ot nl. vs. J. M.
and II. F. Wallace et nl.; equity.
State ot Oregon ex rel Chas. II.
Dodd&Co. vs. Al Molsan. ct al.;
contempt or court.
Sophia Peterson vs. Erlck Peterson;
partition.
J. A. Baker vs. Williams & Eng
land Co., II. p. McNnry, receiver;
receivership. '
u. W. Dimick et al.,
btrong et nl., mandamus.
vs. Amos
vs. J. ii.
ueorgo w. uimlck et nl.
I'lctcheretal.; equity.
John Ryan vs. J. E. Eldridgo et
nl.;
VUUIL
qtilty.
W.M.
Wirt. V. Drxmin Wllnlncnln
xr.. ,-."'.. r1?"" ' w.u
r!,,BCV "'J receiversiun.
Trustees or Willninotto University
vs. John Knight, sheriff; injunction.
Bozorth Bros. vs. Paul J. G. Klep
pin ot nl.; equity.
0. Marsh vs. James E. Eldrledgo et
nl.; foreclosure of mechanic's lien.
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The Yaquina Route.
Salem and all river points get the
greatest benefit from tho competition
uiiurueu uy tlio Wllliininttn riv-
steamer llncs.ns against tllo.Southern
Pacific.
Salem business men and nil shippers
xvluwin
WllOCail
do so nro favorlim ti,rt
Yaqulnn routo, which is rendering an
'"nna passenger "or-
,u" ,.ne urcBn Central and East-
ni r.iuwn) lsttioonly hope of West-
:u?XbJscapetax,nBthotar,I
Business men nnd shippers stand by
tho Yaqulnn route.
Mitchell the Repair Man.-Rc-pairs
bicycles, typewriters, umbrellas,
wo S9 ??ya. Also gunsmith
work. Give him a trial. Rates very
reasonable. Call or address 288 Com.
merelal street. Lockwood messenger
ARRIVED LAST WEERi
The nobbiest line of
X unwy wwwwa ww
Dress Goods,
All tho latest novelties In woolen
and wash fabrics. In all materials,
colorings nnd qualities.
Trimmings, . .
Wc have an elegant line to mutch
any color dress goods, fronts or all
kinds, jet trimmings from 8c per yard
up, Jewel trimmings, fish scale trim
mings In nil colors and the latest In
button trimmings.
Silks. , , , ,
A more complete lino cannot bo seen
elsewhere. Wc have some beauties.
Ask to sec our now lino or wasli Bilks
at 256 a yard.
.. M. & E.
257 Cdmmercial street.
Phone
112,
WorldBeater
THE MARKETS.
Chicago, Feb. 27. Wheat, cash 6ilic.
Mav b7y.
N.-w York, Teb. 27. Silver, 66Jc; lead,
3 30.
SAN FRNCISCO MARKET.
San Francisco, Feb. 27. Wheat, 1.12I4
Wool.. Oregon, choice, ,00i .inferior 3
tg)5C, vaney, miic.
flops Quotable at 6c.
Potatoes 50 to 90c per sack.
Oats Milling, 7SX$.
. PORTLAND MARKET.
Portland, Feb. 27, Wheat valley, 62jc:
Wnlla Walla, 60.
Flour Portland, $3.15; Benton county
3.15 ; graham, $2.65; superfine, $2.25 per bbi
Oats White, 2324c; grey, 2223 (rolled
In bags, $4'255.25, barrels, 4.50 7.00
cases, 3.75.
Potatoes. .New Orecon. tofii;oc ner sack.
iiay..ooou, 5,50(900 per ton. fl
Wool.. Valley, oioc; Eastern Oregon,
68Kc
Millstunj..lJran, Jn.5013.50j shorts,$i2
T .- . - JZ. '"' '
iippies..40C.
Poultry. .Hens, 5c: rocsters. I1.80 per doz
and not wanted; ducks, 2.503.00 per dor..
luiKcyg, uvc 7c; cgps i2i cents cajn.
i3Jcliopfeed,i2l5 per ten: rye, 80c per c.
Hides.. green, salted 60 lbs 5c; under
00 lbs 44c; sheep pelts, io7oo.
Hops. .Oregon, 4 to 6c, according to qual.
Butter. .Oregon fancy creamery, 5055;
fancy dairy, 45; fair to good, 3o35;
common, I7c.
Cheese .Oregon full cream, I4l5ji,c.
Eggs.. Oregon, 9 per doz.
Poultry., Chicken j, 2.50 per doz;
ducks, $5.oo6j geese, j6.oo7.oo; tur
keys, oioc; dressed, Hi2Vic.
Beef., lopsteers, 22 3.5c per lb; fair
10 Kooa sieers, jy,(oj 3.5c; cows, 2Ji2jc;
dressed beef, 45jc.
Mutton.. Best beef, .2.oo2,2s; choice
ewes, i.5o2.oo; dressed, 4c.
Hogs.. Choice, heavy. 3.oo3.4o; llgh
and eeders; 2.75; dressed, aVc per lb.
Veal.. Small, choice, 56c; large, 34c
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat.. 53c per bu market firm.
Oats .17c,
Hay.. Baled, cheat, $4.55.o; timothy,
50,50,
Flour.. In wholesale lots, 3.00; retail,
j.oj uran, duik 11,00; sacked, 12.00;
shorts, 12.0013.00; chop feed, ii.oo
IiVUi
V6alDressod, 4.
Hogs.. Dressed, &.
Live Cattle.. 2ji2?i.
Eei;s..Cash. 8c
Butter.. Best dairy, 15c,; .fancy creamery,
Cheese ,I3C
rarm Smoked Meats
no; shoulders, 7c,
Potatoes.. 20c per bu.
Onions., 1 Jc.
, Baccn, 7 c; hams
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair,
Medal, Midwinter Fair.
W CREAM
BhlNfi
WIMD1R
tMost Perfect Mtdt.
WYetiBtktSUcdud,
ancep..uve, 2.50,
Wool.. Best, 12&C.
Horn.. Best. a(&co.
Spring Dress Goods and
ouunu n U1C CUy,
Linings, .
Our llnlhg department 8
and price the lowest.
comply
Belts.
In leather, silk, clastic nai. .
plaids, gold and savor, afc l &H
line of bolting and buffi. LOmi)Ict
Gloves, ,
Our glovo stock consists of all n,
most popular brands in tho Athf
styles and colors. e last
Our goods nro ready for vnnr i
H. STOCK
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in groceries, paints, oils,
window glass, varnishes, and
the most complete stocc c!
brushes of all kinds in the
state, Artists' materials, lime,
hair, cement and shingles, and
finest quality of grass seeds,
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
WANTED A good furnished room i4
board, not over one block from Consolidiid
electric car line. Address, with im
"Eiectric," care Journal,
'Mil
WANTED Several dozen chlclttiu. U
Haas, Garden Road, two doors wejt o( eto
trie car line, 36 at
LESSONS IN DRAWING-From ttiew
and the living model. Pen and Ink dntut
for illustration. Beginners' cUm in cto
drawing. Lena M. Knight, 303 Liberty
street; pupil of Canol Beclcwlth and ImtfR.
Wiles.
26-31-
HiGHESTCASH PRICE-Pald forolduJ
new feathers" 140 Court street. :6-3t
FOR SALE Or exchange for a smU stact
of tobacco, two houses and lots in North St
lem, on electric line, subject to a $300 mort
gage. For information call on D. D. Ccftj,
Court House, Salem. 216W
POR RENT-A good 8-room, hard fin'uhd,
house with bath and barn; rent only fit.
Apply to T. C. Smith, 92 State st. 2431
CARPET PAPER Large lot of hnrj
brown wrapping paper for sale cheap. Jut
the thing for putting under carpets. Cillil
Journal office.
WANTED Au honest, active gentlemiaot
lady to travel for reliable established heesa
Salary $780, payable $15 weekly snd ex
penses, Situation permanent. JRefereccs,
Encloso self.addressed stamped enrelcM.
The Dominion Company, 316 Omshs BoUd
ing, Chicago. 2251a
FOR SALk Eight milch cows and lo
year olds. Inquire of M.J. Egan, Germ,
Or. 2itf
IF YOU WANT A bouquet made to order,
or choice cut flowers ring up telephone lit.
Avenue Green Houses. 2-22 31'
FOUND Patont leather memorandum book
containing valuable papers, Call at tfciso!
fice and prove property. 2 :i t
GROCERY STOCK FOR SALE-AM
bargain. Address A. P., care Joamal.
PAPERS. Portland, Sacramento, Sesule,
Tacoma and San Francisco papers on Ie
Miller's Postoffice block
POBLIC MlJN", POLl'l'dANS Atiu bL'
iness houses can obtain all newspaper infor
mation from the press of tho state, coast m
country from the Press Clipping Bore",
(Allen's) Union Block, Portland. W
P. O. NEWS STAND.-Local SnbseripMi
Agency for all newspapers and magio.
Fine atock 0! cleats and confectionery. F. -
Miller. Prop. t '4".
FOR SALE OR TRADE.-The best
fruit and stock ranch in Oregon, contamaj
200 acres. Will sell clierp, on easy term,"
trade for good hotol. For particulars inqwj
at this ofhee. II, A. B. 3IB
om4uu mze or box
POZZONI'S
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