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BY HOKKR BHOTMBR-,
TUESDAY,, PSH. , 1897.
Wimiliiliyw
ELECT MITCHKLU
Byall means! Without the Fulton
niMch'Mltchell combination In
chargo of the Republican party It
rannnt exist: that Is clear. Without
hlcrhtinAd. courageous statesmen of
conscience and honor at the helm
what Is to become of the 0. 0. 1 ? Wo
must not forget that Mitchell can
teach finance round or fiat, and with
out such a man at the head hovr can
the party survive?
If a clean business man were elected
senator without the use of money,
without lying deception, trickery or
corruptly promising all the offlces,
there would be no use for an oppsl
atlon party.ond Republicanism would
not be such a stench In the nostrils
of the people ai It has become under
the gold-plated ullverUm of John
Hippie Mitchell.
Hy all mcuns, put the ITIrsch
. Mitchell-Fulton combine on the front
seat to crack the whip and drive the
bandwagon. If you can't do It with
Rcrjubllcans do It with Democrat
and ropulists. Save our country from
tho awful blight that will fall on
principles and morals If wc full to re
turn Mitchell. Oregon tins no future
politically without Mitchell and not
much with him, but let us not forget
to honor ourselves and our children
by placing on the brow of consistency
the laurels of honor and restore party
harmony I
Tlicro Is but one man who can per
form these wondcrn, double tho prlco
or wool and put our pruned Into the
mnrkets of Constantinople. Wo need
not suy who ho Is, but It Is time for
Republicans to realize what un awful
crime It would bo not to return
Mitchell, Fulton and Hirsch.
THE JeHSON HOUSE.
IMMIGRATION.
L'ouprcss Is still debating tho pro
posed Immigration bill, based on tho
proposition In the McKlnl'ey platform,
that Intending immigrants shall be
able to read and wrlto? Read and
wrlto what? Thoro Is tho rub.
Tho platform was a fallacy, It was
tho work of tho trusts and manufac
turers who want to put a premium on
tho bettor skilled labor of tho world to
coma und compete with yankeo brains
audougenuity and cut down tho only
decent wuecs paid In our country,
Tho unskilled labor Is now no cheap
that it will bo kept down without ac
cessions from abroad. Tho substitu
tion of machinery and capital Is driv
ing common labor to tho wall. Rut
tho higher grades of skilled labor are
to Uu imported freely for tho benefit
of tho factory. This is no Just solu
tion of the Immigration problem. It
Is not Justice to humanity if it has any
rights for the politician to consider.
Tho houso kill excludes "all male
persons between 16 and CO years of ago
who can not read and wrlto tho Eug
llsh language or sotnoothor language."
Tho senate bill oxcludes"nll persons
over 10 years of ugo who can not read
and writo tho lauguago or tholr na
tlvo country or somo other lauguago."
Tho conferenco report excludes "all
pontons physlchlly capable and over 10
years of ago who can not read and
wrlto tho KnglUhlangimgo or tho lan
guage nf tholr native or resldontcouu
try." 'founded upon uu unjust principle
this Immigration laws leads to endless
strife uudir ewiotcd.wlH lead to end
leas Injustice and dlsHiktlsfacllon. Am
biguity and Indirection In legislation
are always wrong mid dangerous.
With two millions unemployed men
In our country, and mhim authors say
us high us tlvo millions, wo behold the
tool of the trusts und corporations
and steututhlp companies engago In a
wranglu for udvunttwu'o while the la
boring men of our country ure starving
for cmployniuut, Surely congress can
not read the signs of the times.
When Mr. Benson shall resume the
art of teaching young Americans to
be citizens we mar imagine the fol
lowing questions and answers flylnr
between himself and pupils:
Bensen: What is a legislature for?
Pupil: To enact laws and elect a
senator.
B: IIow many docs It take to organ-
Izo a legislature ?
P: It, takes two-thirds of the house
of sixty members.
B: Can the legisiaturo transact any
business before It is organized ?
P: No deliberative body can delib
erate until It has assumed a perma
nent jrganlzatlon.
B: IIow many arc two-thirds of
sixty ?
P: Forty.
B: Under some circumstances it Is
not true; If there Is a silver senator to
elect with gold standard vote?, or If
about two-fifths of the legislature are
Popullnts, thirty are two-thirds of
sixty. Plcahc remember that, when
you grow up and become a polltlclnn.
P: Why didn't you go ahead and ap
point your committees It thirty were
it quorum and the Benson house was
a legal organization?
B: That was tho only legislature I
ever served In and wc were waiting
for an opinion on that question from
Senator Hoar when the people assem
bled and drove us all out of the build
ing. P: Yes, cc rend that In tho history
of Oregon.
B: As a result no appropriations
were passed and tho counties that col
lected the taxes refused to turn them
over to tho state treasurer to specu
late on, but paid up their floating war
ranto. Counties that had no debt
were enjoined from collecting the
Htnto tax. The Benson houso has
gono Into history as tho only freak of
the kind and has novcr been repeated.
Public sentiment lias grown so strong
since then that no legislature has over
dared attempt anything but a consti
tutional organization.
P: What became of tho senator
who advised tho Benson houso to
maintain its position against the or
ganic law ?
B: IIo went to Africa and becamo
professor of constitutional law In tho
university of Nln-com poop-pn.
FROM TURNER.
FROM STAYTON.
Jir.and Mrs. Mitchell of Ljons.were
Stayton visitors during the latter part
of last week as the guest of Mrs. Bals
Iey. Mrs. II. Hobson and two children
left for Salem Saturday morning for a
two weekU visit with Senator Hobson
of the present legislature-
Mr. Alfred Davis Is to give a dance
in Daisy Hall next Friday nlifht a
large attendance Is expected from all
smalt towns and surrounding country
as well as from Stayton.
The Baptist convention closed last
Thursday night after a successful
weeks meetings.
A young man froml'ortland has suc
ceeded In organizing a clas9 in short
hand, all lessons given at night in the
public school building.
Miss Ethel Gardner one of the stu
dents at Willamette University re
turned Monday to Salem, after a week
at her homo in Stayton on account of
sickness.
Mr. David Watt or Lyons.and fam
ily are visiting In town this week at
the home of Mr. M. M. Balsley.
Word reached here last week from
Callfornla.to the effect thatMr.tjucss-
noil, formerly of this place, had fallen
from a house roof where he was at
work and had broken his left limb at
the time the news was sent patient
was resting comfortably In the hospi
tal of the town where he was wounded.
Rev. Green or this place, left for
Eastern Oregon the first of the week
where he will hold meetings for the
next four weeks. Rev. Weddle will
fill all appointments for him In this
part of the country.
An electrician has been In town try
ing to make arrangements to put un
electric light plant In at this place,
but what success he had Is not known.
Labor Exchange is making prepara
tions to erect a store,and in a short
time will bo put In full running order
no doubt.
C. Brownwell
Marlon Alonzo
THE LEGISLAT RE.
Baker and Malheur "Will B- Kin
' Benton and Linoolu-Tolbert Car
ter (Ittip).
Clackamas Geo.
(Rop).
Clackamas and
GesnertHep). , . JTV .
Clatsop-Mohn II. Smith (Dem).
Columbia, Washington and Tilla
mook G. W. Patterson (Rep).
rWie fitrrtr anA .TnenniriG U. "
Tin iniiri l?rr
Crook, Klamath and Lake-B. Daly
liJeni).
Douglas-A. W. Reed (Rep).
Gilliam, Sherman and Wasco-E.B-Durur(Dem).
w
Grant, Harney and Morrow 'A. iv.
Gowan (Rep).
Jackson-S. II. Holt (Peo).
Lane I. D. Driver (Rep). V.-H.Mc-
Clung(Rcp). , . ., t
r.inn s. A. Dawson (ReD).A. J.
Johnson (Rep).
W.
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forlr.r,W IT. TTntwnn I UeDI. A'l
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L. Patterson (Rep). , .
Multnomah-Gco. W. Bates (Rep)-
J. E. Haseltlne (Mitch. Rep). Donald
MacKay (Rep). Ben Selling (Hep. auu
Taxpayers' League), Joseph bimon
R cpi.
Polk-B, p. Mulkey (Rep). .,. ,
Sherman and Wasco Jolin .Mien-
XuBiuuUon Notice.
l . "'JKutUis'U hereby given that tho reg
,.- wUr tcuchcru examination will be held
tSnlum. Or., beginning at I o'clock
p. in. Fvbnmry 10, &7.
G. W. Jones,
1 td County Supt.
iMhf
Mill
zj oworvruv.
Ed. Jeurnal: Will you please give
tho readers or tho Journal and other
taxpayers the names or thoso noble GO
senate clerks. Tho taxpayer want
the names or those heroes tor u sou
venir when a long-suffering people
will riso up und ovorthrow the present
party In power. A fellow at-my elbow
-wishes to know why or how u county
Judge can chargo ttn dollars for In
specting a brldgo when ho Is under
pay by tho county ? And why is it
that tho Jury list Is not roylsed occa
sionally V Aro there no others in tho
county fit to serve, or aro they the
only eligible ones?
Taxpayer.
answer.
Tiik Journal will glvo the names
of all legislative clerks la duo time.
The number may still be doubled, and
It Is best to wait until tho returns aro
all In. In regard to County Judge
Terrell charging for Inspecting
bridges, It Is uot customary for tho
Judgo to get extra pay for such ser
vices, except for legitimate expenses,
such as livery hire, railroad fare, or
board. Why Judgo Terrell Is allowed
tlO for Inspection work Is not known,
but it Is certainly an Improper charge.
S&lomVJolly Lady Minstrels tonight
nt Reed's opera house, 60 and 25 cents.
From Rep. Emery' Puper.
J, I). Eddy, having purchased a
controlling interest In un Oregon
newspaper, will possibly bo ouly too
glad to have tho railroad commission
repealed.
We would suggest to tho people of
this place who were shouting for Mc-
Klnley, Mitchell and sound money
la November, to trim their torches
and light John II. out of tho wilder
ness. A grist of editorial opinions written
In Salem and sent to vurlous vipers
In Oregou are now being copied Into
the Statesman. They all bear the
same earmarks as tho Dalrymplo cir
cular, and aro probably written and
printed at o much a line.
Salem Jolly Lady Mtnlstsels tonight
at Reed's opera house, CO and 25 cents.
m
To Reform the Clerks Evil.
Following senate bill Introduced by
Will R. King, of Baker county is far
nn act to regulate the employment of
tho clerical aid of the legislative
assembly of tho state of Oregon.
Section 1. It shall bo the duty of
the secretary of state, on or before
the second (Monday after the time
fixed by law for the convening of the
legislative assembly, to employ ten
competent clerks for the scnuto and
fifteen competent clerks for the house
of representatives.
Sec. 2. At least seven of the clerks
so employed for the senate and ten
of the clems 60 employed for
the houso shall be competent
stenographers and type-writers.
&ec. .. tiio secretary or state snail
provide such rules and regulations as
may be proper for ascertaining tho
competency of nil clerks employed for
tho legislative assembly herein pro
vided for. Provided that political
opinions shall not bo considered In
ascertaining tho qualifications of any
ono so employed.
Sec. 4. During tho last ten days of
tho session of the legislative assembly
tho secretary or state may, ir deemed
necessary, employ ten additional
clerks, who shall be able to write Thompson (Rep).
pll (Ron)
Umatilla A. R. Price (Rep).
Umatilla and Union-T. C. Taylor
Union and Wallowa-Justus Wade
(Pco). .
Washlngton-S. Hughes (Rep). ,
Yamhlll-M. F. Calbrcath (Rep).
Holdovers elected in 1894.
Candidates for president: A. J.
Johnson, or Linn, I. L. Patterson, of
Marion, and Joseph Simon, of Mult
nomah. Raker D. W. Yoakum (Peo.)
Benton John Whltaker (Peo.)
Benton and Lincoln E.i R. Lake
(I'cp) , .
Clackamas-W. S. U'Ren (Peo.)
Geo. Ogle (Peo.) J. II. Kruse(Peo.)
Clatsop John E. Gratke (Dem.) &.
J. Svindseth (Peo.)
Columbia Norman Merrill (Rep.)
Coos Thos. Buckman (Peo.)
Coos and Curry V. II. Nosier
(Peo-)
Crook R. E. Mlsner(Dem.)
Domzlas A. M. Crawford (Rep.) J
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W-andthe saving of money
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SI lotill, Chlctjo,
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serve lui ".-, fft thp
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saving oi luuvi. w
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Um TA. DUftlWHt '
San Franclico.
DENTIST,,
-"'c,es.-or to Dr. J. M. kerne, 0M u
c trier, Salem, Or. Partic ilcsinrg w
operations at tnixlcrate fees in aiy brrnch ,
in especig' request. w
WTCiGELMl
On inside propfrty"at 7 per cent. On flr
Mn,l .nnnritv nt X ner pent. Kf 1-.-- .
or inveitors. Insurance efTecred in relul.1!
companies JOHN MOIR,
HpiKer. mom no. z, uusn tiank buiMm. ,
PUTS MAI
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WUZ A M1ESCKE Prooj.
Dalars in all kinds of freih and salt mej
f jitd in hulk, 7c a lb. Cheapest meat info
own Try them. 171 Commercial st,
Up town shop near car bain on State it
Mitchell Republican and Peoples., i
Union Bimetallic iviJAiiVii
Taxpayers' League and Mitchell j
liepuoiiuau...; ,0
Numoerof Senators Jo
Republicans 3
Democrats 3
People's ,
Mitchell Republtons.. ;
Republican and Taxpayers' League. 1
JOINT IAJ. "" w
T. Bridges (Rep.) Geo, W. RlddlelRep.)
Gllllam-J. E. David (Rep.)
Grant and Harney C. S. Dustin
(Peo.)
Jackson G. F. Schmldtlein (Peo.
J. J. Howscr (Peo.) Nat Langell (Rep.
Josephine Henry L. Benson (Rep.
Klamath and Lake Virgil Conn
(Rep.)
Lane-L. Bllyeu (Dem.) D. G. Palm
(Rep.) T. J. Vaughan (Rep.)
Linn John M.Somers (Rep.) John
son S. Smith (Peo.) T. M. Munkers
(Peo.)
Malheur I. V. Hope (Rep.).
Marion- II. L. Barkley (Rep.)E. W
Chapman (Rep.), David Cral(Rep),
.mu iv in icy .Hue uuu iiiui;.,.J. h.oluilh
(Ren).
Morrow J. N. Brown (Rep).
Multnomah J. B. Bayer. (Rep).
Jonathan Bourne, Jr. (Mitch. Rep.
and Pco.J. James N. Davis (Rep.),Geo.
II. Hill (Rep. and Taxpayers' League).
II. A. Ilogue (Taxpayers' League and
Mitch. Rep.),A. L. Maxwell (Rep.), D.
L. Povey (Rcp).W. E. Thomas (Mitch.
Ren.), Henry wanner (Mitch. Ren).
Polk T.J. Lee (Dem.), J. A.Ven
ncss (Rep).
Sherman and Wasco B. S. Hunt
ington (Rep.) , h N. Jones (Rep). .
Tillamook and Yaiuhlll-John Gill
(Peo. and Union Bimetallic).
Umatilla E. J. Davis (Rep.), J. S.
uuruano (ueni v. t. Kigo
uniou-,1. w. .MCAiister (
S. Stanley (Ren).
Wallowa C. E Jennings Rep),
Washington Harvey S. Hudson
Rep.), G. V. Marsh (Rep.), J. R. C.
G&y&&z&
Iim
. iitleu Jolly Lady Mlntstrels tonight
at Red'n opera house, 60 and 5 cents.
clear and legible hand, and who shall
ho otherwise quallilcd, to assist on
tho enrolling and engrossing com
mittees In both houses whose labors
shall bo divided between tho two
branches of tho legisiaturo in such
manner as may be most practicable.
Sko. 6. Tho nrovlslons of this act
shall not bo hold to Includes any of
tho olllcors of either branch of the
legislative assembly, which may be
necessary for tho permanent organi
zation thereof.
Sec. 0 None of tho employees herein
provided for shall recelvo to exceed
threo dollars nor day, tho compensa
tion to bo fixed by tho secretary of
state, and nono so employed shall re
ceive pay for u longor period than
from date of employment until the
closo of tho sosslon.
Sec. 7. No- additional clerks shall
bo employed by the legislative
assembly by resolution or otherwise,
In addition to tho clerks herein pro
vided for, unless tho resolution pro
viding thero'or receive thrce-forths
vote of tho members elected to both
branches of tho legislative assembly.
Salem Jolly Lady Minstrels at opera
uouie lonigut.
A Nebraska edltor.whoso paper was
latoono weck,.cxplalns tho delay In
this lucid manner: "Our paper Is
two days late this week owing to an
accident to our press. Wo started to
run off tho edition on Wednesday
uigut as usual, one oi me guy ropes
gavo way, allowing tho forward glider-
iluto to fall aud break as It struck the
llunkor tlopper. This, of course.as any.
ono that knows nnythlng about a press
will readily understand, left the gang
plank with only the lllptlap to support
It, which also dropped and broke off
tho wrapper-coke. This loosened the
tluklng between tho ramrod and the
tlbber-snatchor, which also caused
trouble. Tho report that tho trouble
was caused by over-indulgence in
Intoxicating stimulants by ourelf is a
tissue of falsehoods, the peeled appear
ance of our riu'ht eye being caused by
outgoing Into tho hatchway of tho
press In our auxloty to start it, and
pulling tho couplln; pin after the
slapbuug v?as broken, which caused
tho dingus to rise up and welt us In
the optic Wo expect a brand-new
ullder-tluko on this afternoon,! tr in
Brains.
Yamhill II. G. Guild (Union Bl
metallic), O. C. Emery (Union Bi
metallic). Scat will be contested by J. Hunt
ley, Gold Reach.
Candidates for speaker: J. N.
Brown of Morrow, II. L. Benson
ot Joso phle.Jonathan Bourne, Mult
nomah, Go W. Rldaell, of Douglas.
IlECAl'ITDLATION.
Number of Representatives 60
Republicans 34
uemocrats 4
reopies 14
Number of members
Republicans
Democrats
People's
Mitchell Republicans ..............
Republican and Taxpayers' League
Mltcnen uepuoutuu auu i.vn?
A disinterested
and clear-headed
judge doesn't al
low himself to be
biased by preju
dice. Superstition
doesn't affect his
decisions. Mere
tradition has no
place in his rea
ontnjr. Facts are
the only things
hich he consid.
era. If the intelH.
'gent men and wo
men who make up
this gTeat country
of ours will simply
viiug uicir reason
and common-sense
to bear on the
problem of curing
their sickness. u
411 .. V- -'
Hon most remarVahlr far health ., !-
ity. The plain, undecorated facts about Dr
K.,eref Goiaen -Medical Discovery are all
that is necessary to convince fair-minded
people of us transcendent merit. The
are as follows-
VLSe.t,M?m,e froa fenns- The senns
EL. w l ? W' PPKte and increase
in the blood, which came them all over the
body Vhen they find a weak spot, they
Stick to thr uviV.mi l. 1 --H ,.'
eased spot, and the disease is called by the
nawe corresponding to its location in the
iy Tbe. ,usc u tUe wme for neIy all
r- 1AUimP?"Ksarefenns.orbfeed
raw. impure blood means germ filled
Wood Kill the genus, eliminate the im-
MM?0 lhc H001-an1 itiriu fiSSi
f jBt the dle Pt nd strengthen
it. and give it power to throw off the germs
ll '", ?r ,Piere'8 GoU Med.
lirtJ 'tf0" designed to do this-that
U te theory The facts are these-teni of
thousaads of people hare used the ''ml
covery." it used to be sold with the und.
;SJJ th" if t didn't cure, it ihoSd S
&J hj money refunded. n
tKKly ever asked for the money, and so that
have wf,&et "& of plople
HI v1,!luavolIntary letters of thaiks to
ASK .fI2l.bS,lt elniyrtt on
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raauinj!
90
56
7
17
3
2
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Union Bimetallic ::..
Taxpayers' League and witcnen
Republican 2
PORTLAND MARKET.
TROV1SI0V.
Portland, Feb. 9 Wheat valley, S34
Walla Walla, 81.
Flour Portland, 4'5-. Benton county,
4.40J graham, 4.00; superfine, J2.50 per till
Oats White, 3j&,x; grey, 3b4orolled
in bags, $4.255.25. barrels, 4.5&'-w'
cases, 3.75.
Potatoes.. Oregon, 65750 per sack,
Hay .Good, l2.5oI3 per ton.
Hops 9ioc.
Wool.. Valley, 9ioc; Eastern Oregot
68c.
Mohair. . !52oc.
Millstuffs. .Bran.M5.oo; .horts $16 50.
Poultry-Chickens , mixed,$2to$2;duck!
4a4.5o; turkeys, live, 10,
Eggs.. Oregon, 1 7a2oc per dor.
Hides., trreen. salted 60 lbs iV.c; undei
60 lbs 66c; sheep pelts, io7oc
Tallow 2c3c.
Onionsr-85ci.to per sack.
nxix. Bags Calcutta 4.2$4.37M-
Beani small white, yttlc. lima
4C
Hogs Heavy, 3.00 to 3.25
Butter.. Best dairy,223oc; fancy reamery
3543C.
t-neese ,iiytc.
Dried Fruit Apples, evaporated, bleached
6V7c; unbleached, 3jic4c; sundried, 4c
5tfc.
i'ears 5cgoc
Plumsr-pitless, 3c4C
Prunes 4c6c.
Veal small 5; large 4c per lb.
Mutton Weathers 2.00; ewes 1 .50; dressed
mutton, 4c.
Beet Steers 2.75;cows $22.50 dressed
4SM.
Cured Meats .Hams 10c iojc bacon 6c.
Lardin pails, 70.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
Wool.. Oregon' choice 7ec: inferior?
7c, valley, 8oc.
Hops Quotable at 7.10c for.Bew.
Poutoes 6o75c per sack. "
Oats Millin?, 1.15(1.35.
5ALEM MARKET.
Oats. 35c.
Hay.. Baled, cheat, 9.00; timothy 11
Straw, $3.50 to $4.00.
Flour.. In wholesale lots, 4.20;, retail
440; bran, bulk 13.00; sacked, 14 00;
", 14.oco15.oo; cnop feed, 15.00
8.iPm Ury HeM' 6C' Rooslers Sc! Turkeys
VealDressed, 4.
Hogs.. Dressed, 33.
Live Cattle.. 1JI2.
Sheep. .Live, 1.502.00 cwt.
ooi..Best. 12c.
Hops.. Best, 9aioc.
EBE..Cash. 12-Kc.
i "' "c , 7 A,PPIes Per box 1 -oo 1.50
ATTENTION-UNEMPLOYED.
Important Information for Unemployed
Men and Women.
There are deserving and Intelllf nt
men and uooien in every town out of
employment. Will you not hand this
to some such person who wants to
"S.'wlS'nSn'Swonienontof em
ptoymen to introduce best sol Ingand
cheapest newspaper In the world. Can
make 50 cents to 2 a day spot cash,
capital required. Sd your ad
dress to Capital Journal, bale m,
Ore., for full instructions and equip
ment and go to work at once. 2-8-tu
The Best Way to Cure
Disease is to establish health. Pure,
rich blood means good health. Hood s
Sarsaparilla Is the One True Blood
i'urilier. It tones up the whole 'sys
tem, Rives appetite and strength and
C.'.ilSeS WCaKOess, licnuusuon
oain to disappear. io oinur muuivuit
lias buch a record of wonderful cures
as Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Hood's Tills are the best after-dinner
pill; assist digestion, prevent
constiuatlon. 2,ic
SALEM MilR- ft
For Infants and Children.
lie ft:-
nguts;e
it a
iTiry
vrsjjw.
.Baccn, 6Jc; h.im
rarm Smoked Meats
9! shoulders, 5c.
t-otatos..35cDrbu
Onioni J1.20 per bn.
7CZIiP1pIesATOPlated,'l':bedl
70 Sc: unbleached 4c5c.
Plumi 4c.
with
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
LOCAL APPLICATION
Uall lh-e Mat of the di"e. Catarrh
a!ftiJL'SBs;t
"gulanprescrin lo U "W ,or '""
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write names Dlalnlvtn5, alwaJs
IX) not send
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HOFER BROS, Editors.
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JOHN HUGHE
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 grass seeds,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RENTER WANTEDThree years lease to
right party, of 13 acres, good house and barn,
three miles north of Salem, half in cultiva
tion, two acres timber young orchard and
plenty of small fruit. Good terms Inquire
ofH. St.IIe'ens, at Brewstei & White's feed
store, 91 Court street. 1-25.ini
NOTICE. All persons are herebv notified
not' to give credit to Mrs. Delia Plum,
ri .7 f'r m.m' wa'- shaPe or knn,
ana that I will nat h ro.:iw..!M, r. u
claims. David M. Plum, Lincoln, Or. 1-8 4w
toiu. N. II. StUll'.-Stenographer and
typewriter, room 12, over Laddl- Bush's
bank. Prompt attention to all classes of work.
fR UtNl'-Eleven acres adjoining the
Z S,Chf' at ,Ct;eitawa. five acres ol
gard n iandi good housei bam
ArM.?month rye,ar forlow cashre"l
two miles north of town on river road. 11.25I1
And This is
What He Wrote,
p"?e editor of the
?M took a spin over
the Burlinuton road
mi WeeK- having
Billings Monday at
Jl:30 a. 111. and arriv
ing In Chicago at 8:20
'rif?fne.sdaj; morning
-That is the kind of
-" me linn ngton
wakes. It is a ifcht"
" ng express time
?nc.a tra?k tlie best
Ir. 1 the world, and with
a" Rulpment unsur
passed by any railway
on t,ie continent The
.VllnIS chair cars
are sunerb, and the
sronery all through
yomlng, Nebraska
IOWa. T lirmlc L, u.ttU
i... -.."a 13 UU 111.
Office: Willamette Hotel Builds
1 For water service apply at office n.n.
payable monthly in advance. Make if
complaints at the office.
cThTlane
MICHiNTTill
211 Commercial St., Salem Or
tySuits $15 upwards, l'antsl upwands-ji
BREWSTER & WHITE,
HH ii PI
All kinds of grain feed, ha, straw,
etc., at lowest prices.
91 COURT ST, - SALEM.
TWIN MEAT MIHHB
Best Meats in the city. Prompt deliverr.
Cottle Block Shop, Court Street Shop.
jl.U. l-iMNUKlUH, I'rcp,
-REMOVED,
D- S. Bentley, successor to Salem Improit
ment Co., is nicely boused at the corner
Chemeketa and Front streets, and west of tk
First National Hank. Thanking the public
for past favors, we would gladly have them
call and see us at our new office. I faring
the telephone moved, when you desire my
thing ring up No. 30. All business attended
to promptly, A full stock of supplies 011
hand, especially of all kinds of wood. 1.5 1m
DEPOT EXPRESS,
Meets all masl and passenger trains. Bag
gage and express to all parts of the city.
Prompt service. Telephone No. 70.
JAMES RADER.
T. M. HAAS,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWhLER,
Makes a sppialty of fine repair work, &tl
Thomas clock, etc., 215 Commercial Strett
k
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wooer!
Liquors, tobaccos, cigars, confectionery
A lull iine of high-grade bottled good! 0
all kinds. 218 Commercial St., Salcn.
R. J. HERSCHBACH,
tiful. The
ion system
Burline.
meet.
c.
Ic ..
'oothenvordSciv
describes it.-ffiL1
rickets and time
10 any ticket agent.
A SHELDON, G. A..
oniand.Or.
Ladies VJhn uoi..
Arefln ..,.., "" "u,u
SsJsSSE3SBH
For Dn'Ua
eefe
Blacksmith and Wagon
1
t.R. J. Herscbbach, blacksmith and w"
maker, horseshoeing a specially, setting
new $1.25, resetting shoes 75 cents. All
other work in proportion. Satisfaction p
anteed. 100 Chemeketa street. .
Salem SteamLaundry
Please"notice the cut in prices
on the following!
Shirts, plain 1"
Under drawers stoiocenf
Under shirts 5tolocen3
Socks, per pair 3 c ,
Uandkerchiefs "
Silk handkerchiefs 3f
Sheets and pillow slips 24 cents per 'fiaa,
and other worlc in proportion. ,
Flannels and ether work W
telhgently washed by hand.
Col. J, Olmsted ft
i PURE JERSEY BDLL
For service for the season. .Call at Bro'
meat market, corner Center and ThirtMM
treet. Finest milk stock in OregopJfJiS
Jersey Bulls
The undersigned lias two pure bic&u1
Ms, one registered. Price $1 cash. C K
sidence on D street, near S. P. raihotd.
13 ln D. WCH'
MARSHAL'S SALE:
Notice is hereby given that under the fl
visions of ordinance No. 200, I will, f
Sthday of February, 1897, at 2 o'clock P-
at the pound in the City of Salem, ' "
public auction the following described 1
younaeaanimal to-wit: , v
One bay mare with white strip in lotv
and white left hind foot. L .
Unless the above described .
claimed, 1 will sell it at the city VrZ
alem, aforesaid county and state 0"
8th day ol February, 1897, at 2 o'clock p.
a public auction to the highest bidder
cash.
, A. DILLEV, MarsbsL,
1 DtedJ,Feb,4, iT- W
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