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BY HOlfEK DROTHICK8
TUESDAY, JAN. fi, 1807.
J DAILY LINK 'J.O PORTLAND.
STEAMEKS
& Altona and Ramona
i LEAVE
(, DAILY.
' Portland, 0:15 n. m.
W Kalcm 7(i ii. in., except Sunday.
.J Quick time, regular serrice rxl cheap
t ....rates ...
J M. P. BALDWIN,
' t Agent, Salem,
s w s sv y 1
Jackets
Dr,ess Goods
Embroideries
Three linen that lire being pushed
at money saying figure.
The Jackvti one-third off. The
dresa goods classified Into big piles at
slash prices, 29, 3, 40, CO, etc.; and
the embroideries out at slash prices
2, 3, 4, r, 0, 0, 1 1 nnd 14 cents. Splen
did values, orlirinallv. ani this Is n
clean up price.
T. floIuersoD.i
Hold
SCHOOL DIRECTORS,
Meeting For
ORrjO'M PERSONALS
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V
Black Cat Hosiery
and glrle
Nos. 10 nnd IB for boyn
ro. 10 ror lames.
Tile lK!t'25c hose made.
New Scrims
8:ie. to .'Be. a yd.
Unheard of Prices on
Dress Goods
Wc throw out a lino of Hroadhcad
mixed, values, GO to 75o . at '.Vk. a yd.
Alloc of $1.2.r) values at 7.r,c.
tVAiinuul sales now on.
J, J Dalrymple Co,
SALEM SOCIAL NEWS.
Mr. und Mrs. V.'m. Ilrown were pas
wingers to Portland this mottling.
Miss Claudia Gilbert has gone to
Portland to enter .St. Helens' hall.
Miss Susie Luwlaton, of Portland, Is
In tho city the guest of Miss Minnie
Anderson.
Mrs. V. II. Ilyrd Is visiting her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Mnciuin at
Forest O rove.
Mrs. T. II. llcynolds returned Mon
day afternoon tol'ortland after a short
visit In this city.
.Mr, ami -Mrs. yy. is. uuiKins uro re
inovlnu' Into the ploasantllttlo cottage
ut .J02 Church street adjoining the re
sidence of E. Ilreyinaii.
M. Stock cuinu tip from Portland
Monday evening and is tho guest of
Ills son, S. M. Stock, tlio enterprising
commercial street clothing merchant.
Mrs. Ira E. Allen nnd little daugh
ter returned Sunday from u visit with
relatives at Corvallls. Sho was accom
panied homo by her brother A. W.
Bowcrsox.
On Wcdnesduy aftornoon ut the
homo of the brldo's parents near ner
vals will occur tho niurrlngo of L. I).
Smith to Miss Florence Esson.
Tho ladles of Unity church will give.
an advertisement sociable, on Thurs
day evening noxt, something new.
Fun for all. Six prizes will bo given
fornix correct guesses. Dancing. Den
ton's orchestra. Admission 25 cents,
l-5-2t
BALKM CHOUAI. 80CIUTY
Tonight at 8 o'clock. Prof.Worechkttl
will Ik presont. All who are inter
ested in music should bo present.
A NKW YKAH'fl DINNKlt.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. McCann gave at
homo on Howell Prulrlo a Now Year's
dinner, which will bo long remem
bered by thoso presont.
At tho appointed hour all sat down
to a tu bio that fairly groaned under
tho wolght of the things that iirojmost
pleasant to tho palate of man, und lif
ter spending several hours In geuorul
conversation tho guests departed,
wishing tho host and hostess a Ilupuy
Now Year, nnd many returns of tho
occasion.
Tlioso present were: S. Dtirblu and
wifo of Sulem, Fnink Smltli.of Salem,
Mrs.Anim Walker and child of Arling
ton, Plowman and child or Holse,
Idaho, L. llcchtel, or Los Angeles.Cnl,
llobort Houdorou or Wood burn, A, If.
W. Hughes mid wife of Sublimity, V.
W. Durbln, wife and child, of Howell,
Mrs. Surah Durbtn.of Howell, D. Hats
and wife and son Chlftonof Howell,
Mrs. Lola Jernuin of Howell, F. T.Ott,
wife und daughter Edith of Howell.
John O. Hozorth Is In Ashland on
business.
E. E. McKluney went to Marion
this morning on business.
Adjutant General H. H. Tuttle came
up rrom Portland this morning.
Deputy Shorllf E. E. Cooper had
olllelal buslnoss In Detroit today.
hdgur C. Keller, advance agent for
theStockwell Hacon Co., was In Sa
lem today.
State Senator 1. I). Driver returned
this morning to Eugene after a brief
visit In this city.
Ituprosentutlvc-clcctH. L. Harkley,
of Wood burn, was In the city today
bctA'ccii trains.
Senator Mllchcll will come to Salem
Friday and open headquarters at
Hotel Willamette.
Hon. W. W. Howser, of Jackson
county, has arrived in tho city to re
main for the Mission.
Miss Aliuy Orcen has returned to
Salem, after spending a few days with
her parents In Jclferson.
Hon. J. II. Cruse, of Clackamas
county, Populist member of tho com
ing legislature, Is In the city today.
Presiding Elder, He v. N. Shupp, of
Portland, will preach ut the Chc
mokotu street Evangelical church at
7:.i0 p. in.
Dr. W. A. Cuslclc, Governor Lord
and W. (5. Westacott were among
Salomitos who went to Portland
today.
A. Liusli has elected a Hag pole at
his bank corner, where 85 feet from
the ground n Hag will fly on special
occasions.
Prof. . M. Parvln returned to Al
bany this morning to resume his work
In tho musical conservatory nfter tho
holiday vacation.
Ralph Terrell, a son of County
Judge Terrell, was held up on the
streets of Corvallls and robbed of
about $18 at point of a pistol by high
waymen. Iteprcscntiitlye-clect J. N. Ilrown,
of Morrow county, arrived In the city
this morning from Heppner, to re
main until after tho legislature. Mr.
Ilrown is mentioned In connection
with the speakership of tho house.
Hon. John Uouriio and Mrs. liourno
will occupy the Keller rcildonco on
Stato street during the legislative
.session. Mr. and Mrs. Bourne are de
lightful entertainers and their Salem
homo will l)o quite u social center
Tho first meeting of tho now Salem
city council will bo held this evening.
Mayor Illchardson will deliver his
llrst message nnd appoint tho stand
ing committees for tho ensuing year.
Tho aldermen are as follews: First
ward: E. S. Lamport, J. M. Lawrcnco;
second ward: Thos. Holmun, E. F.
Parkhurst; third ward: Chas. Simp
son, Hlrum Smith; fourth ward: F.
A. Lcgg, J, S. Graham, A tiro chief,
street commissioner and policemen
Fust Regular School
W7-
The Salem board of school directors
for district No. 24 held its first reg
ular business meeting for 1807 Inst
evening, After the minutes of the
previous meeting had been dlstosed
of the following bills were ordered
paid by .warrant:
Stelner&Blosser 45 20
E, F. Parkhurst 3 00
H. M. Wadc&Co CO
Brown & Smith 70
Patton Bros COO
E. M. Walte Printing Co 1 00
Mrs. M. C. Mathews 1 00
Capital Lumbering Co 7 00
The claim of II. C. Fletcher, of
North Salem, for rebate on a tax
claim nnd ccrtltlcate held by the
board for delinquent tax of 1802, was
referred to tho chairman and execu
tive committee with power to act.
Commencing January 20, the board
will convene on the first and third
Wednesdays of each month rather
than on Monday evenings as In the
past.
The chairman of the executive com
mittee was authorized to have an
eavc trough placed upon the north
side of Little Central school house.
The board Instructed City Supt. G.
A. Peebles to have a supply of blanks
for teachers reports printed.
It was also resolved by the board
that the special meeting of the tax
payers, of District No. 24, for the pur
pose of making tho annual tax levy,
adjusting the matter of the Polltcch
nlc school building and attending to
such other matters as may properly
come before It, be held upon Satur
day, January 23, at 7:30 o'clock, the
hall or place of said meeting to be de
termined and made known by the
usual public notice In due course.
Adjournment was then taken.
J. E. Allison and O. G. Van Wagner
havccommenccd the work of taking a
census of the number of school chil
dren, Monday. The work will require
about ten days.
ASYLUM
Full Report for December.
Interesting Statistics and
for Farmers.
Facts
Dr. D. A. Paine, today Hied his re
port as superintendent of the Oregon
Insane Asylum, for the raonin oi lk-
ce tuber.
The steward's report Is of Interest
to Oregon farmers, as an example of
economical management and making
Oregon soli self-supporting. It will
Interest Intending immigrants to
know v. hat can be turned oil an Ore
gon farm In the month of December.
The report Is complimentary to the
present asylum management, In a
high degree.
steward's report.
The report shows C090 pounds of
meat from 13 head of. cattle,t200, less
$26 for hides, $234, ayerage per jw
pounds,$3.83. Meats purchased,$473.20.
Total. $707.20. Asylum farm produced
3,232 pounds of pork from 14'swine,and
381 pounds of veal from 4 calves.
Steward Handsaker shows products
as follows for the menth: Six bushels
parsnips, 100 bunches oyster plant, IS
FINANCIAL,
County Treasurer Brown Subrr.its His
Mjnthl Report.
The following Is a report of Marion
.imtr' finances for the month !
December, 1600:
OESBRAL FUND.
Cash on Hand Dec. 1 ;.$&
Receipts j
Total
Disbursements ..
Wewffl commence on Wednesday, the 6th,
the greatest
.. .$6,084 89
'.; ... 3,211 53
Cash on hand Jan. 1 J 2,873 30
SCHOOL FUND. ...,.
Cah on hand Dec. i ' 'r
6
ever held in Salem.
rf "::::S-wait for
IT-
Disbursements mijM
Cash on hand Jan. 1 9 9,331 -i
Cm AND DISTRICT TAX FUND.
Cash on hand Dec. 1 r
Receipts JV583JO
Total "2,821g
Disbursements j.uwji
Cash on hand Jan. I J .860 83
INDIGENT SOLDIER FUND.
Cash on hand Dec. 1 3 403 2 1
Receipts 61 -1
Total
Disbursements .
454 48
58 00
MARION COUNTY NEWS.
will bo elected.
LIST OK JURORS
the
Annual
Inventory
Sale.
Big reduction on dress goods
and jackets, mackintoshes and
clothing, snoes and hats. Call
and save money.
R L G, corsets.
Fine kid gloves.
"Albert" fast black hosiery.
WILUS BROS, S. CO,
Court nnd Liberty.
Tho OuU Dry (looda, Clothing aud
yiioe Hou&e.
That Will Servo tn Justice Court For
Ensuing Ver.
Monday evening Justice II. A.
Johnson and Morris Wlprut and C A.
Johnson drew a list of Jurors to servo
In Justice court for tho ensuing year.
The list Is as follows; Frank K.
liakor, J. A. iJitkor, T. O. Ilarker,
Frank J. Harr.C. P, Hlshop, A. Mos
8o r, J.O. Hozorth, Kugeno llreymau,
H.T. llruco.A. II. Huron, Clms. Cal
vert, V. M.Cherlngton, 11. H. Cronk,
Oeorgo Collins, 11. A. Crossan, W. J.
Culver, , II. Daney, John Douald
son, 11. 11. Duncan, William England,
Henory Knlcy, D. L. Flester, 12. II.
Flagg, P. K. Kretx.O, D. Gabrlelson,
O. G. Guns, M. K. Goodell, U, L.
Herohbaoli, Edward Hirch, F. W.
llollls, J. C. Johnson, John Knight,
V. "Y. Knox, Thomas II. Kuy, E. G.
Keouo, John II. Lewis, Fred Hurst,
A. McGlll, Arohle Mason, II, Geo.
Meyer, Hal I). Patton, Frank F. Post,
Junius U. Hlggs, John C. Heed, Silas
T. Hlggs, 1 W. Steusloff. Gideon
Stol. J. I. Thompson. K. K. Wild.
Hanu Mimic -The. HI Perkins su
perb baud will ghen short program
on therireotdtliUovonlntfi preceding
tlm performance t the opera house
The band U one of the best on tho
road, and no one will regret hearing
U i
Items of Interest Gathered in the Court
House.
Marriage licenses were Issued today
by County Clerk L. V. Ehlen, as fol fel fol
eows: J. M. Layfleld and Emma A.
Dillenbcck, J. W. Chllds and II. C.
Ilrodcn, E. L. Johnson and Jessie M.
Hall.
An Important document was II led
with County Recorder Frank W.
Waters, this morning. The document
Is In the shape of a patent
from the United States .to the
Oregon & California Hallroad
company, entitling that corporation
to the ownership of certain property
adjoining its road-bed in tills state.
Tho document bears the olllelal signa
ture of President Grover Cleveland,
witnessed by Private Secretary M.
McKcau. An act to aid In the con
struction of n railroad and tele
graph line from Portland
to tho southern boundary of Oregon,
wns approved In congress on July 25,
1860 and authority was given to aid
such corporation. A further provision
was made granting to the company
every altcruato section of public land
not mineral, designated by odd num
bers to the amount of twenty alternate
sections per mile (ten on each side) of
said railroad. Tho patent was
granted on December 7th, 1890
and was recorded at Marlon's Capital
today. Tho patent grants the rail
road company possession of the fol
lowing described preperty: Town
ship 0, range west; lots 1, 2, and 0,
section 13, containing 07.28 acres;
township 1, range 3 west; lot 1, north-
cast quarter section 1, containing 2.10
acres; township 2, range 3 west; lot 1,
section 27, containing I.C0 acres;
township 4, range 5 west, southwest
quarter of southeast quarter section
IS, containing 40 acres; township 0,
ranging l west; lots 2and 3, section ;',
containing 18.75 acres; township 11,
r. 5 w., It. 1 sec. 1, containing 2.70
acres; and It 8, see 29, containing 33.76
acres; t. 13, r. S w., It 1 sec. 5, con
taining 20.68 acres and Its 1 und 2 sec.
7, containing 2 ucres; I- 13, r. 0 w.,
nwi of nwl and east of nwi, bee. 23,
containing 120 acres. In all tho prop
erty specified In the patent.aggregates
352.89 acres.
dozen eggs, 3,202 gallons milk, 14 hogs
killed, 4 calves killed, 25 yung pigs,
h p.-ilvps. l ncro of land itrubbed, 140
cords four-foot wood, 44 loads of cab
bage fodder, 17 loads potatoes, 104
cords wood and 41 loads manure.
Articles manufactured: Two coupling
poles, 1 plow beam, 6 single trees, 6
sledge handles, 12 ax handles, 10 pick
handles, 8 fork handles and 6 eveners.
THE MONTHS KEC0RD.
Eloped, Henry Schneider, Washing
ton county, Dec. 1.
Escapes returned: Alfred Stearns,
Multnomah county, Dec. 9. Henry
Schneider, above. Dec. 10.
Discharged: Anna Tetherow Polk
county recovered; John Curtis, Rose
burg, much improved; F. L. Tuck,
Independence, recovered; W. Balti
more, Marion, not improved; Ida
Trowbridge, Yamhill, recovered; IP
Meyer, Portland, recovered; J. B.
Brandon,, Portland, Improved;Linden
Newman. Eutrene. improved; Ed.
Long, Salem, improved; Mary John
son, Portlaud, much improved; Jacob
Ellis, Jackson -county, recovered;
Theodore Leon, San Francisco, re
covered; Fannie Stetons, Astoria, re
covered; Emma Starr, Salem, Im
proved; E. S. Miller, Washington
countv, much Improved; L. Kolb,
Pendleton, improved; these patients
were all in the asylum from one month
to six months none oyer.
Deaths: James M. Jucksont4Q; E. E.
Watson, CO, Robert Tuftt, 16; T. B
Mlller,55; Bert Whitc,41; Peter Cento,
28; Julius Gonln,63; John L. Smlth,48;
Richard Hovt, 47.
STATISTICS.
Cash on hand .Tan 1 $ 396 48
Cash in N.S. drainage fund 11 23
Cash In L L drainage fund.. 60
Institute '
SUMMARY.
Ca-ih on hand Dec. 1 8,003 00
Receipts 10,660 24
Total 1?'2S?
Disbursements 4,J1 4(
Total cash on hand-Jan. 1. .913,531 77
Yes, Yes I When a man wants a
good smoke, te asks for a La Corona
cigar, because It is made here at
home, and because it is the best on
earth.
' &&?&ffiBmmBig&8B0
gs-tm.
257 Commercial st.
m - a
New, Plain and Plaid
Male. Fein. Total
Number, Nov. 30,.. 703 313 1106
Received, Dec. 96,.. 15 a 24
Returned 2 2
No. under care 780
Dlscharged,dled and
eloped 21
352
1132
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Auction Sale
of Furniture.
At Goode 's Auction House !
313 Commercial st
Wednesday, Jan. 6,
at 1 p. nv
Consisting of the follewing: 3 ele
gant bedroom sets, handsomely caryed
oer tops, 1 dozen dinlngroom chairs,
0 rockers, 2 extra tables, 2 cook
stoves and utensils, 3 heaters, l baby
buggy, 2 bed-longues, 3 woven -wire
springs, 2 wool matresses, 2 clocks.
These goods are all new. To be
sold to highest bidder for cash.
SUI
IfZSSPOSS
5S0S
J?Just
Don't buy old goods when you can
get new at a lower price, In mackintoshes
ad gents' underwear we have the largest
assortment in the city, and
prices.
mmm p
at
the lowest
Helm's Gliow
:o:-
l lie best made," in bulk, you can get as much as you want. Sweet
x-icKies aiso in duiic. uolled cider for mince pies. Figs, cheap at 10 cents a
PUQu- We have some extra large, fat mackerel that will tempt your ap-
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317
.1112
133
1100
13-31
Remaining Dec. 31, 769
Average No. Dally
i-jmniovees
Total number 1245 13-13
Por capita expense monthly$9.02 1-10
" " '' daily 29 1-10
expense for month.
Total W.5C9 85
principal items.
Flour $603 69
Meat 733 30
Sugar 14944
Butter 232 50
Colfec no 43
Poultry and eggs 136 03
fruit 141 52
nrutfs 25105
Dry goods 340 16
Fuel S7J no
Amusements 15S 31
HflRRITT 5 LAWRENCE
P O, Grocery
Agents for "WorldBeater" Soap,"
MARRIED.
BRADEN-CHILDS.-At 1:30 n. m
iuesday, Jan. 5. 1897, at the court
""use, .airs. 11. u. uraden to J. W.
,M.U3-. -unW JuaKe G. P. Terrell
ofllclatlng.
Reed's Opera House,
PATTON BROS., Managers.
Whipped by Regulators
Newport, Ida., Jan. 5. A band of
masked regulators went to lihc house
of C. W. Redlcck, and called him to
the door. They siezed him, dragged
him outside and -gave him a !1 terrible
beating.
Prices stilljjcontinue low, Cut
prices on all crockery and will
continue for'the next 30 days,
Sonnemann's Grocery,124 Stale
street. 4,3t
C ASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Heart Trouble Quickly Cured,
A Convincing Testimonial.
Escapki) any Injury. A sou of N.
M, Learned, mounted his horse about
0 p. m., Monday, und rode out on Asy
lum avenue, when the animal fell
aud, In tho atrugglo, rolled upon Its
rider, the horn of the saddle striking
him In tho abdomen, indicting u most
painful Injury, lie was assUten home
where overy attention was given htm.
HooM-aped without borlous Injury ,ex
cept a badly bruised body,
Mi -mm .
Ok Course. When you want a sup
ply of the freshest aud best groceries
In all linos, lirunson's Is tho place to
leave your order.
958
What sprt of
Stoclcwell and The Ilicon Company.
L. 11. Stockwell, the eminent come
dian, will be the next attraction at
the opera Uou. Mr. Stockwell Is
witnout a peor, In his particular line
01 comedy. So distinct Is his IndlvW
nallty, that Iloyt, the greatest Amer-
icnn comedy producer, has written
three plays around him.
.nr. mock well win be sen In "The
.Magistrate," a rousing comedy, and
Archibald Gunther's stroDu compr
drama, "Mr. Potior, of Texas."
The Bacon Company, so favorably
Kuumiuerc, wm support Mr. Stock
well. The company open January 11
for two nights. '
Kduak Keller,
Advance Agent.
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Football Notes.
Tn Albany Tornadoes and the
Snleui CykMM will play at Salem
mwl Saturday.
This aftorwxm the Butte and Van.
j Mvr ftwtUll teams were scheduled
mt a, mitCM muue at Portland. Hn
ml TOSS Et 9P P
J X, n
One Night Only,
JANUARY 5th,
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ChrlsUws day Uw Htute toaai nlavwl
a game wlUt tke Olvmnle oVvnn
fclukt San VnatLA vi,...iu.. .1.. ..
. ' "is me Irani
is nioneyrUzick? suy, tu . uf j8 u, 0- 0n
SeMUmgs Best at your JZLtyxmT Kawe was
, Wl" PJi raBlUg in a victory for the
grOCCIS. 0We Gu$, with a score of u to 4.
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Um It wael u tbonth iJZLJZSJ?
DR Jin.ES' HEARTCURE
hd never been iue to before. T
It win twtentffiLnJij1- a le forts, or
w. Aliles Heart Cure
SAM, t BURTON,
and the charming comedienne
Miss LilHe Coleman,
IN THE NEW
Si Perkins
A Superb Scenic Production.
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in groceries, oaints. oils.
window glass, varnishes, and
the most complete stock of
brushes of all kinds in the
state. Artists' materials, lime,
hair, cement and shinoW nA
finest quality of grass seeds.
NEW AOVERTisEMENTSr
1SL LT"-fumished rooms three blocks
:.'L Slalc nouse- A- OHnger, 321
""'" I-S tl
Mill
Band,
the opera
tinhilpA IIu,rra"! nilarious Sensa-
fughtown Farmer
Free concert in front or
houleat7 o'clock p. m
trices -joc and 50c.
-REMOVEa"-
D S BenUey. sncce$or to Salem Improve.
&A;.,.niCpjrheMed at ,he ""w of
yierceketa and Front streets and f f ,hl
First National Bank Thanking Z "prtuS
forpist favors, we ,0BU gladly baveTm
call and see us at our new o& H.ln2
thmgringnpNo. to. All iu ...2L
to promptly A full stock of nprtliT oS
twd, especally of .11 kinds of nSTus lm
S.,N- . SC01T.StenoErpher and
KSl p"' room ,2' over Ladd& Bush's
bank. Prompt attention to all cla ses of work.
1 Itf
?AfdnENIN9' PRUNING ol all kinds,
Rafting, gradmg and seeding lawns, etc.
"V!asswo&, Call at second house north
dLw innn??lHefr'lnstretor address by
Postal I, D, netrickf Salenl Q
fn0,LRlN3-Eln acres
..-.-.. .4iwi, ai v-nercawa.
adjoining the
parden UJ v.t.na, hvc acres OI
garaen land, cood hnc t. ....i ...n
watei. By month or v, n,. 1-... .1
Arlriri.s r ' tal ,ur ,ow caS" rent.
IS,B?X. .'. or apply at G.W.Pearmine.
'""""'" nortn' town on rivnr road, n-25tf
CARPET PAPER-Large lot o heay
uV?AtWiafPptaB P" r sal cheap. JuY
tlit Put'"P2der carpets. PCa lla
Journal office.
-H.St. Helen has built
PIAKO TUNING.
SSSihSJ b.!lsh0p at hU p,ace-in North
of rwW n S V'f?K l0 da a W"d
SSm v.a.u.
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