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msmm&isnagsgzz y: i" m it: AM hrl m f wjgj agrJtigcinrj g'Tftirc?7 Daily Capital Journal. BY HOKSR 13ROTHBR., SATURDAY, JAN. 0, 1897. I W ' " w " - " - w- DAILY LINKIO PORTLAND. STEAMKIW Jl Altona and Ramona "J LEAVE UAJL.Y. Portland, 0:45 a. m. Salem 7a u. in., excent Sunday. k..ft. .i i.. . i ...i t..n JUICK URIC, ICgUIBf KITlbC IIU n,fj ft ....rules ... t J M. P. BALDWIN. t 4 Agent, Salem. tk . 1 Sft i &. W . Ifc i irKrgffT,-; TS'tfU. 3m3tiX&Sf& New Embroideries, CHURCH 8RRVICES TOMORROW y - . - BMn-igMaMMMiMaBiii and 7:30 i. Unity Guild H 8, Persian Wrapper Goods. Jutt opened a IjIk lino of these K(kkK The entire hit tfoci nt 10c Pe- Yard, gar'Phe tidvance cony of the American Queen Is here. Call and register your inline and learn particulars. J, J, Dalrymple Co, cry and Insertion to match. Take a look at tliem. The Stock of Embrodcrics on hand vc have been selling at special slash prices, and will continue Botnc days. There's a lot of jrood things, but we want to make room for the new ones. Jackets One-Third Off. T. flolverson. SALEM SOCIAL NEWS. spend OREGON PERSONALS Hon. John Mlnto went to Portland this intimitis;. It. A. L'rossun.tlio hoji-buyor.was In 11 rooks today. Attorney John II. Hall, of Portland, was In Mio city today Contractor Chas. A. Gray was n Chcmawa visitor today. J. Bach, of the Homo Bakery, went to Portland this afternoon. Kilns Howard Is carrying mall this week for Geortfo Hatch, who Is 111. Senator H. A. Dawson came down from Linn county this afternoon. Sonator 1. 1). Driver arrived In the city this afternoon from Eugene. Hon. Chas. W. Fulton arrived In the city this morning from Astoria. Itev, P. C. Iletzler, Amcrlcjui Illblo UKcnt, went to Albany this niornlnir. A. (J. Lawrence, representing Liuir k Co., U In the city to spend Sunday, A. W. Glesy, accompanied by his uuphow, Willie, went to Aurora this nftornoou. Wm. KnKiiMiR, a prominent K of P. onino up from Portland, this morning. J.N.Starr, salesman at the Fair, went to Albany tills morning to spend a few days. Doputy Postmaster J. A. Sellwood returned this morning from u brief business visit In Portland. Rov. 0. E. Klolwer returned this nftornoou, from Albany, owing to tho Illness of Mrs.. Kllowcr. Attorney W. L Boise camo up from Portland this morning and Is the guest of his father, It. P. Holso, Sr. F. U. Sellwood left this nftcmoon, for San Francisco, whoro lie will re Biitno his studies at tho California Dental College. Hoy. R. T, Maurer, of the lfcist Salom Evangelical church,' went to Jefferson this morning to hold quar terly service. W.J. Clark.a member of tho "third house," camo up from Qorvals this morning und will attend tho sessions of tho legislature. Hoy. Lewis, who has served as pas tor of tho -First Uabtlst church at Albany was hurried thoro today. Hoy. Lowls' initios was of only a row days. ltonrcscutntlvo-elCGt J. N. Brown, of lleppnor, Morrow county, who has nsplouttons -for tho speakership, of of house, caiuo up from Portland, this morning. Itev. and Mrs. J. P.Farniar Sunday on tho Cranston farm. Mrs J. F. Miller and daughter Mrs. S. L. flayden are visiting friends In Portland. Misses Miy Oolllson and Adda Ir wl.Mtont to Aurora this morning for as'iort visit. Prof, '. M. I'arrln came down from Alb'iny this inornltig to spent! Sunday with his family. iirs. I. It. Krausxe returned Friday nfter.inou from an extended visit with ruLillvesat Eugene. Mm. V. P. Lord Is In Portland In attendance at the meeting of the State horticultural society. Mrs. It. F. Prael, of Portland Is visiting at the parental home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Hreytnanon State street. Miss If. T. HiiiIMi was a passenger to Eugene this morning, where slip goes in the Interest of tho L. O. T. M. A shadow supper and box social will be given at Sunnysldo school house Saturday evening, January 10. All are invited. MUs Myrtle Marsh, of tho Turner public schools, arrived In the city this morning to remain oyer Sunday with relatives. Miss Ida Martin camo up from Portland tills morning on a visit to her mother who is an employe at the Insinc asylum. The South Salom reading club meet with Mr. and- Mrs. John Uayno,th!s evening, on South Commercial street, to continue the study of Thomas Jefferson. Wc have Just opened and placed , unity. part of them on display In north I Servicos at 10:30 a. ru window, a most beautiful line of I,,,, Knmlnv whnnl nt. 12. tmbroldpifos, In Muslin, Jaconet iect9 at 0:30 p. m. Iter. W. E. Copc Nalnsook and Swiss. The 1 nc con-linn(j. pa-tor. Subject 'of morning umiif mimu in hb iiiuii, i.-iiui3i; una-1 Mrnion "ine unnu Heart." Jn the tlons Imaginable In sets bf embrold- cvonlne there will be a sonsr service with the following program: Volun tary organ and orchestra antl)eru; voeal solo: nnthem, "Consid-r the Lilies;" solos by Miss Davenport and Prof. Parvln; trio, Mrs. Martin, Misses Alice and Georgia Davenport; anthem "Praise Ye the Lord." Mrs. Martin and choir; duet, "God Is Love," Miss Carrie Willis and Prof- Parvln; Amer ica. v. ii. ciicncii. Preaching at 1 1 a. in. and 7:30 p. m. Sabbath school at 10 a. ra. and Y.P.C. E. at 0:30 In the evening. Revival services are being field duiing the week. All are cordllally Invited. W. Reynolds, pastor. The revival meet ing at the IT. B. church continues Increasing In Interest. The convict ing and converting power of God is being manifested at each service and souls arc being saved and sanctified. The evangelists, Rev. Gregory and Davis, are men of God, and Imbued with power by tho Holy Ghost. Don't fall to come and hear them. These are rare opportunities. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL. Rev. W. C. Kantner, D. it. Pastor. Preaching at 10:30 a. m. followed by communion and reception of members. Sunday School at 12 in. J. H. T. Tu thill, burn. Junior Endeavor at 4 p in. Miss Feme Hcntlev. Sup't. Y. P. S. C. E at 0:30 o. in. Evening sermon at 7:30 p. in. Subject "The Rock Su perlor." Mrs. Rallle Parrlsh Hinges will lead the choir at both services. FIIIST PKESIIYTEIUAN. Rev. W.Stccle,pastor,10:30 a. m. Sub ject "The Emancipation Proclama tion." Sunday School 12 in. Chinese S. S. 3:30. Junior C. E. 3:30. Senior E. 0:15. Evening seivlce 7:30. Sonir Service and Sermon. Subject "Alone in the World." Pravcr nicotine ThLrs- day evening 7:30 o'clock. All are al ways welcome. KVANOKMCAL CHL'KCII. Corner SevetiCconth and Chcmekcta streets. Ezra Maurer. nahtor. Sundav School at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 a, m. by Rev. A. S. Copley. Junior Y. P. A. at 0:30 p. m. Topic, "Peace with God through Christ." Preaching at 7:30 followed by communion service, conducted by Revs. Klein. All are welcome. UNITED EVANGELICAL. On Cottage street, near Center, J. Jlowersox, pastor, preaching at 10;30 and 7:30,oon(Ulctcd by Rev.J.F.Strayer In the a. in., and by the pastor In the evening. Sunday School at 12:K.L.O. E. 0:10. Revival services at 7:30 p. m. during tho week Miracles in Mediae. The Wonderful Progress Made With-! in the Past F?u) Years. Diseases That Our Mothers Thought Incurable Now Cured by Paine's Celery Compound. MONDAY AND In addition to our clearance sale in all lines, wc will offer 100 pairs. Blankets al flcKial Cos! ! gains ever offered in blankets, :o- Itlsditlcult, almost Impossible, to ovcrcstlnnte the importrnco of recent advanccsln medicine and surgery. In surjery there Is the application of the Xray In determining compli cated fradurcs. In mcticine there is the serum treatment for germ discases.and more Imnortam still, the extended use of Paine's cdery compound in the treat ment of the man); diseases that arise from a fiulty or Impaired nervous system. Tills diss of ailments causes more sutlerfnt; and earlier deaths than all others, and that Is why so mqch pub lic promitepce was ut once given to Paine's cdery compound when Its dis covery was first announced by Prof. Phelps, of Dartmouth college. The rap'd and sure way that Paine's celery cutupound cures neuralgia, rheutualinu and nervous debility is marvelous even In the eyes of this wonder-working quarter of the cent ury. Ancient nilracles were qQn.tra.ry to natnral laws, whereas the remarkable power of Paine's celory compound to make people well, comes from a hotter understanding of the natural causes of disease. That wonderful set of nerves known as the "sympathetic nervous system," that knits eery part of the body to gether and harmonizes all, is under stood today as. never before. Many nprsons are not aware that any such nerves exist. They do not know that nothing goes on in any part of the body thateverv other part does not Inst- nntiv "knnw of." The closeness of this sympathy Is familiarly Illustrated hv hnadanhes. Indigestion, rheuma tism, neuralgla.etc. About every case of sleeplessness, nervousness and dy sDcnsIa Is a "sympathethlc strike" by brain, nerves or stomach, Induced by the lowering of the general health. People who think to get rid of these troubles by some medicine that disre gards the general health of the body are on the wrong track. In getting such diseases as neuralgia and rheuma tism out of the system Paine's celery compound proceeds at once to restore a normal appetite and regulate the nerves, as the foundation for building up the health and vigor. It regulates the bowels without de lay.and sees to it that the poisonous humors that are bursting through the skin, In w!iv are.fur purposes of class Ifylng.called skin diseases, are given a ready outlet. On this basis of purified blood and regulated nerves the per manent cure of every form of blood diseases, such as eczema, salt rheum, bad complexion, is now as-uied by tin really wonderful reined..'. If the reader of this Is mil in perfrr health let liliu simply try a first butlh of Paine's celery eouipiu id and c ri fully npte tJQ result", USEFUL HOOKS GIVEN AWAY. Fpncy Instructions for Making Art and Work. Mrs. Nella Daggett, of Hoston, has recently written a book." Fnncv Work Htul Art. ItocuratloiiD," that giyos practical Instructions for making doi lies, tabic covers, scarfs, traycloths, pin cushions, etc., etc , with lilfty illustrations. This book together with "Successful Homo : coupon no. 070. .Dyeing," will bo : This entitles :seut free, tu any : any reader ,of ; reader who for- Tho Journal to : wauls tho at : ono copy of .tached coupon and ; "Fancy work a 2-eent stamp : nud Art Dtcorn-:to Wells, Rich : tlons, " a n d :ardsou & Co.,Hur : "Successful rllurllngotn, Vt. : Homo Dyeing." . CIiniSTIAN SCIENCE. Every Sunday nt 10:30 a. in. Wed nesdays at 7:30 p. m., at 20U Liberty street. These meetings are conducted by tho students of a normal course graduate of tho Metaphysical College, iounueu oy MARKETS. Tho ubovo liberal olfer Is made to advertise tho rcllablo Diamond Dyes and to get their book upon homo dye ing Into tho hands of women who want to dress well by making their old clothing look like now. Tho fact that Diamond Dyes have been tho standard homo dyes for nearly twenty years, and their sale In creases from year to year, Is proof positive that they have novor had nn an equal. Has tho horse tuoat cannery ut IHirt lund resumed business V imi.iL.-iHJ H-iMnmnrrum 1,1. ji Annual Inventory Sale, Dig reduction on dress goods and jackets, mackintoshes and clothing, snocs and hats. Call and save money, R. 6k G, corsets. Fine kid gloves. "Albert" last black hosiery. WILLIS BROS, CO, Why don't ou get mad at food ailultciations? ScAffling's Hal Tho cash Dry ccSTaSi"? ffil aratlionioiwy-bnaknimody. County Tax Levy, Tho Marlon county court mot this nftornoou In adjourned session aud mado tho annual tax lovy, and now tho entire tnxlovy is as follows: State mills School 5 mills County 8 0-10 mills Indigent soldier fund 1-10 mills Total 18 mills This Is based upon the expenses of lbSW, which nmouutcd to S77.107.1U and mado u dotlalt for tho year of 923,000. Call for Warrants. Notice Is hereby given that 1 hare casn on uatui to pay nil warrants en doied up to Juno 7, lS'.tf, and interest on the sumo will coase on tho date of this notice. Dated January l, 1807. O. L. Rkown, l-0-2w County Treasurer. Final Skttlhmunt. D. A. Dins, moor adiulnlulstrator of tho estate of Isabella Roblnsau.dacensod, today filed his final statement, and Fob. 17 was set for tho final hearing. lis.,... f.lPU ?m. .. .l.iil It. ln.( lln... inLUU, .,1113',, lUllllUL'll LIJ IVUI. .utll linker Eddy, discoverer and foundcrof Christian Science. The public are cor dially Invited to attend these meet ings, V. SI, C. A. Rnv. T.-P. Uoyd, will address tho men's meeting at the Y. i. IQ. A. Sunday Inftcrnoon ut 1 o'clock, his subject Is: Sampson's rlddlo sol veil - or Plougnlng wltlia borrowed heifer." All men are cordially Invited -to nt tctid this meeting. CHRISTIAN SCIKNCE HALL. Cor. of Court and Liberty. Lesson soruion 10:30. Sunday School 11:30. Study of Science and Health Wednes day nt 2:30 p. in. HT. I'AUL'S UI'ISCOI'AI.. Tenth Sunday after Epiphany, 10;30 n. m., morning prayer, literary and sermon; 12 in. Sunday school; 7:30 p. ni., evening prayer and sermon. Vested choir of women, men and boys. W. M. Magnnn: rector. KIIIST IIAITIST. Preaching In morning at 10:30 by Row L. White: No service In the evening. ASYLUM. Preaching at 2 p. in. by Rev. G. W. Grannis. Reed's Opera House I'ATTON imOS., Maiwcen. A Special Engagement Two Nights Only. January 11th and 12th L, R, STOCKS ELL, The eminent comedian, supported by BA60N' Superb Stock Co, Monday. . . ."THE MAGISTRATE," Tuosday. . . "POTTER OF TEXAS." Special sconory, superb caste, popu lar prlcos. Admission gallery 26 cents, reserved seats 60 cents. Seat now on sale. Funeral of W.R.Cullow-ijyCorvallis, ourrvd today. Mr.CVtlloway died Thurs day, after an llln&u of sovorxl weeks, his oud Iwlng hastened by a recent stroke of paralysis. Ho wasj Please notice the cut in prices born In Susox county. Dol., Docem-. on he followini . . Saleni Steani Laundry bor 3, 1S2T. Jr rttrii SWiU. lUln IOWI Ca4r ilnwen, 5 to lo cent Ua4r thlrH 5(oioenH ixvli, ptr iwur ,, 3 nu HuUkcttbti I cew SUk bBaVweiei 3 ctm Stc4 b4 pillow Uip 34 ccatt Kt ilatea, b4 other week ia ptvparttan. Flannels and other work in tclhgently waslicd by hand. Col J. Olmsted Prop. Talkington, Bottger & Co's., cir cular for Jan. 9, 1897: WIIKAT. Oiicniiig Prlcos was nearly a cent higher than yesterday's closing. The early uows Including cables and re ceipts in the northwest, proved favor able to holders. These bullish Influ- cnccs.howcver.wcre offset by the press- ir 't' ?lt stf twr tlip oponlnij, and nftcr ;i slight raly tho uiarKcttdok n down ward plunge. Light receipts hi prim nry pointsconstltute the leading bull ish factor t present, aud will be tho dominating influence until the next crop is harvested. In the mean time the possibilities are all In favor of the conservative buyer. The outlook re garding 'he growing crop Is not con siderable, owing to tho unprotected ooudition of tho wheat fields. In view of the cash situation, tho market will bo more sensitive thati usual to ad verse weather conditions and the ex port, and milling demand. Mny wheat opened today at 8H to 81 and closed at 81. Cash wheat sold at 78. LI verpool January Cs9d. VORTLANP MAJIKET. PROVISION. Portland, lau. a Wheat valley. S&387 Walla Walla, S5. Flour l'ortland, Beaton county, 4.50., 4.40; graham, 3.75; superfine, 12.50 per bbl Oat White, 4o4icj grey, 394o;rolleu inbagj, 14.3535.35, barrels, 4.S71 cases, 3.75. Potatoes . . Oregon, 60A70C per sack. Hay .Good, 13.50313 per ton. lions V alloc WooL.Val 6(a8c. Mohair. . I5(430c, Millstufls. . firan, $15.00; shorn $16.50. Poultry- Chiclena , mixed, $3to$3; ducks 3a45.o; turkeys, lire, I3j. Kccs..Oregon,25.30c per doi. Midea.. gieen, salted 60 lbs 7c; under 60 lbs 66Hc; sheep pelts, lo7oc Tallow 3kc3c OnwDt S5C per sack. IVsani small white. iMcCdlfc. lima 4C Hogs Heavy, 3.00 to 3.35 "Butter. , Bfst dairy,3535c; fancy reamery 55oc, Chee .lotic. Dried Fruit Apples, evaporated, bleached 6-7cj unbleachej, 3KCQI4C; suodried. 4c Win 5ca6c l'lumv pitleu. 3c(4C l'runes-4 Kc(46c. Veal small 5; large 4c per lb. Mutton Weathen a.oo; ees 1 .50; dressed mutton, 4c. BeeL-Stecrs 3.25; cows 2 2.25; dreued 45V Cured Meats JIams loc lojc bacon 6c. Urd-sin patts, 70. S.N FRANCISCO MARKET. Wool,. Oregon choice 7(j5oxj; intr!o 5 ileps yaouble at S.loc for new. Potatoes 475C per sack. Oils Mllhn?, 1.05(1.10. MH MARKET. Wheat. .77c. per Do., Oats 35c. Hay Baled, cheat, 9 00; timothy II Straw, $3.50 to $4.00. Floor. .In wholesale lots, 4.20; retail Here Is a Sample OF OUR PRICKS AT OUR Closing Out'Sale Ladles' heavy under vests 19c. Children's heavy under vests 19c. Gent's undershirts 25c. Gents' drawers (per pair) 25c. Gents' two pair wool hose for 25c. LADIES' COTTON AND WOOL HOSE) AT COST. 10 Spools guaranteed best machine thread for 25c. Ladies Bazaar P. S. Removed to the Leader. 257 Commercial st. a wmmmu mmmtm ssmss 1 " . . , . ni """ ssssmisssi sum wmmmmm mmammm Gr60t 1 tt!6 rOll! - "y B r - Crockery, X (m ,i Glassware, tVirrnwnnl pxHsaBBf la 2C Tableware, n o - JI "iSSSSSS The IMnnecr Store Is making a break in t'tockery Glass and Cliinaware, which places their Hne line of goods bi'liw anything ever attempted. Din ner sets 120 pieces, semi-porcelain decorated S10 99. 14 pieces Tea Set, $3.25; Water Sets, Imported glass, $1.85 to $!.95; worth nearly double. Everything from a teacup to the Unest imported sets reduced to tho cost line. Cash takes everything at yonrown figure, t'- - uv I (lOHliliiilttiraiii Joiin Heinz's 6How 6 :o: alley, 9lcc; Eastern Oregon "The best made," In bulk, you can get as much as you want v.-t Pickles also In bulk. Boiled cider for mince nlM Lin W,a,nn1' - We have some extra large, fat mackerel that will tempt your ap- pound, petite :o:- HfiRRITT & LAWRENCE P CX Giocery, Agents for "WorldBeater" Soap." H?;5ir:rr... i,, -"V'VTtt Sheep.. live, l.5o2.oo cwt. Wool.. Best. I3c. HorM..Best, 9 a loc Egjjs..Cash. 1S020C. Farm Smoked if eau , Baccn, 6cj halni 9c: shoulders, 5c !." Potato. .35c per bu Oniont 50c. riumv 4c. w .tf -uMwinpi A bran. ' balk ll.co: sacked. i4.eoQl15.00; chop teed, l4.oo; S IMU, 6.C. l'Mitry. Uees5a6c;Tttrke)s oc.; KwtlH ilStfKtdot. Val..De4Ksl, 4. Hogs Dressed. 33l3;. Lire Cattle.. 1. tiJ. SAVE TIME AND TEMPER ly taking the Ilurllnp ton Route to Omaha, Kansas city, St. Louis uu au omer ouhe eastern cities. SHORTEST L1XP BEST SERVICE1--inree reasons eood ones. Two routes to Chi. cap -via Billing, v2n& and Ta St, Paul The sery Ice over Whlloeslsasgoodas it can be, Tiekeu via the Bur- illf Dr Ro?Jte are on saie at all niim.j finldt .HI... m 4VaU ''" unices, tor In formation about raiM antrum .X?S C SHELDON, G.A. "tld. Or. For Do'lenr-w ror poritr. as4 tor Ibim. .' . . . ssssus: FASHIONS CHANGE y fr-uuNI'S J5 i-Xt Aiuny POWDER V 'A' i?f. KelfBV",v,",HS?:ttli A POZZOKI'S fl A VAN J- . twupjs-aga a JJn8 80IDETEJinmE1U!ig a? K '"'siizqk A comp ete mesl 15c. Only white labor Extra service reasonable rates MRS. GEO. E. SMITH Prnn 44 Commercial Street. P' JOHN HUGHES. Dealer in groceries, paints, oils, window glass, varnishes, and the most complete stock of brushes of all kinds in the state, Artists' materials, lime, hair, cement and shingles, and finest quality of v ass seeds. J&AVERTISEMENTS. NY) rtiw m not lopX' M15 hex??' notifietl JL ife. In anv" '.Mr?Delia "". vi -.. iuv or lorm. r-c- . .. :it . r .' '- V(11U1Q ,.,.1 .1... V . ."'V " ; i: L,rul'"tbe claims. A HWnm, Lincoln, Or, for such 1-8 4 with use nfi .rr,B5..U0,e Plor bedroom ding session nrr;-,r wUho" rd fromftreetca, Ii C?'ila'u,rTe- One block F0R3ifOLlh office CM.LiurS,f"d"'nB. pTiPvn r-. c'"' u'i - ".lu.nMtar l,i..- Address 1-7 3t '", pair silr ::".; J.ard. on TeWh 'fom state hZ". r?s thf blocks street. " dinger, 7uk. .. ivr in. vV.i. "V.'" room D WPOiSON "SSALTYg. b. . ' fiiiA. - 1 it ri uiuinHi.i. ". VI3IIV wlm. " - CI i&issijsjsrsi rKS.WhiJH-aS ispSBKiS "s?rss;rLpm ui?.! puv.i "btenofTMnhip nri &,SLr ?,lftg. piLft 0l a kinds, elw5S BfSl ,Seedint' lawns- etc' of Marion on fhirth.n' Secon'1 house norll Postal I. D, Ji, trick 2,8,treetr address by inji.- .. tlevm acre a :l- watn. n. '.??xa hnse, bam nn,l u,n Address it t "'ea,r for low cash rent. PlAKQ-TfTvriliy, road. n.aetf ilfaw,nX?l:5rnelen has bu.l aIeo, where he u n, p ai 1" P,ace-in Nh f repairinu nl FW do all kinds .- - . -wvi, icn n, if...:-,. . v .-.-' '" leweiry 1330 m "' rtpamnp. OrH. 1 V .luUQ a" """as 1 " ii -W AKPEl l'APEk-7 b.'n1WTaDDint.rIfrge lot V4I1I IUUW kttSSS SfW."i5K v!?.,ni,pitorfcr .ot 'c7m 1 5B?