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to, pairs, steamer Kamona
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Portland on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday,
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SUMMER,
A)j
We w bare on basd sort of r j
hoe of teasaaer fabric fa the nsk
grmdt class. Tbey otrrer a range f
Kyfes abd effects sever before eqsakd
to cotton ?abric9-d zdsitld by eTery
bodr la tbe trade. Yerilr tbe wrw
don't lire berestrat who wrwld b
usable to fiod a uiuajer cowa mK-
able for a ay wed, from f be kitchen U
tuewimjoat. TIwt ooansraeeat 6r.
sad yoneragtrstftoigh yoa desire,
ep to tbe pare white Orgaodl at Tic
In plain terms they orrer a rang of
tews, ditailies. organdie?, lappelt,
lace effects, etaraia wearer. linen
fabrics otiD, percale, plain aad
colored organdies, eel-, cct- The new
effect in weaves colored Unisys aad
large design are tbe leading feat
ares, aad are well worth roar while to
see- We'd be glad to bare job look
Ibem OTer cwored lininzs in
shades. '
COURT,
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Department No. 2 Convenes,
Entries Mzie This Knmg-la
Department N. 1.
Big Attractions !
Linens, X JC X
Oar linen department U lire (hew
days, f bow a iuot complete Hoe of
table linen, nat'klnc, towel, etc. You
max learn something by tonkins;
through.
j ... . . ' . Ritim t.AA Klit tfrM tl..... nnIJ l
Aprope or ine spring noue cleaning " v " " -ucc w
T.iflolversoD.
Robert Llrefley of Seattle. J 1o the
city tbejraetof J. A. Morrison, his
brother-in-law for a few days. Mr
Llrenley I Interested, in tbe gr&r
mining territory Jut being opened, np
urcoeasi 01 neaiue.
Don. John M. Soruersof Linn I in
tbe city afending supreme court.
IJe allege?, as a reason for refusing Ut
act with the opposition, that Mr.
hints or the new curtains, swipes
and drevlen draperies are In order.
Beautiful designs In draperies 10c .
J2Jc, lc per yard.
Drcs Goods, Silks, Boleros, Etc,
New patterns, new weave, new
coloring. Worth your while to look
them oyer.
American Queen, ZC
March number now In. Subscriber
please call. If you hare not subv:rlbd
you can get a copy for the asking.
Dalrymple Co,
OREGON PERSONALS
Miss Mable Btnn has goac to Ku
gene to spend a few days.
Key. and Sirs. J. P. Farmer arc the
guesta of Portland friends.
J.M.Xyle,of the O. F. & P.Ca.went
to Corrallls Saturday eyenlng.
Mrs. Thatcher is a guest of her
daughter Mrs. 31 M. Chapman.
Eldon Irwin and family have re
to Albany where they will reside.
Representative John M. Sotners
came down from Albany this morning.
General Geo. II. Williams of Port
land is In the city atteudlog circuit
oid supreme caurt.
CoL J. IJ. Eddy, of the Itoseburg
Plalndcaler, arrived In the city on the
early morning train.
Geo. XV. Wright, and ex-County
Judge Duncan, of Albany, were before
trie supreme court today.
Charles H. Hodgkln, ol the N. XV,
Ins. Co. of Portland, Is In the, city on
a short visit to his parent.
Miss Ellen. J. Chamberlain, of Sea
utile. Is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
0. II. Mooros In Highland.
Mrs. F, H. Bouthwlck returned
Hunday morning from a short visit at
Oregon City and Portland.
Hon. J,J. HowKer and wlfo came up
from Portland Inst night, where Mrs,
Howser haH been visiting friends.
Judge II, H. ncnltt of Department
no. ll. Marlon county circuit court,
amo down from Albany this morning
K. M. Crolsan wat called to Albany
today to .prove tho will iof the late
Ellw Crolsan who died near Btayton,
February 17,
Mrs. J. A. Grogcr, of Puyallup,
Wash., Is In tho city the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. A. Nichols, local man.
agcr of tho Postal Telegraph Co.
Lewls-Grlnith and daughter.Estella
were In from Clyer today. He reports
wlnlcr wheat In lino condition Oata
woro badly frozen out and arc being
rccown.
At tho University chapel tonight
Prof. F. S. Dunn will deliver the first I
of a scries of lectures, on. "ThpSoven,
Wonders of tho World" to wlilch no
admission will tie charged.
Senator llrownell win in tl ni.
Buuduv to liavo his throat attended by
u iwui iin.-viuub. .-tire, iiruwneii tin
noorganizatMn unless he (B.)were
made peaker.
Mr. Taylor, of the Asylum avenue
greeenbouie, accompanied b Mrs. B.
P. Taylor, was called to Corrallls to
day by a telephone mes&ige, received
last night, announcing ' that Mrt.
Tho. P. Worley, a lister of her late
nusoand Jame v. Taylor, was not
expected to llye. Mr. Ben Taylor, Sr.
of Corrallls is also very low.
Hon. E. W. Chapman of Brooks was
in town today. He had business at
the court house and when asked If he
would attend future sessions of the
legislature declared he was subject to
the commands of the people or the
gorernor, but not of a mere faction
commanded by Bourne.
Senator Mlcbell returned from
The Dalles today. He stys there has
been considerable rain and the out
look for fall there la very promMng.
There has been very little loss of
fchecp this winter. The lambing
season will be on in about two weeks
and the conditions for spring lamb
add spring plowing are very favoracle.
i Homer C. Datenport the artist,
parsed Sunday with his aged grand
inoltihr, Mrs. Gcer, In the Waldo hills
returned to Salem today. He expects
to btart for Carson City Nevada to
morrow or the day following, nis
relatives had hoped that tho health
of his father would be such as to per
mit the tendering of a receDtlon to
him while here but Hon. T. W.
Davenport Is still confined to his bed
anu although he Is out of danger his
recovery Is very slow.
Judge IL II. Hettl cMrre&e De
partment ". 2 f Marfes waatf
clrcsit certat l b, it-day. Tbe
docket Is qatte kge ad vfflrttrirt
Use.
Soe ef tbe f asfortaat doefcet en
tries tbts Eaoraiag were a5 Mls
E. P. McCoraack. traste. vs. Satem
'11 CobsoI Ida ted Street Itailway Co. vs.
F. R. Anson. receirersblR. sale cos-
finned,
rescott & Venne ts J. D. Mstrpfey
et al. equity, dismissed oa aratkw of
plaintiff.
Lucy V- Beed vs. .James Reed, di
vorce, default as to defendant.
Merritt & Kahler vs. L. H. Fortla
et al equity, dismissed on art4ea of
plaintiff.
8. P. Mankera vs. E. O. Hrde. Hrd
default and decree.
S. P. Jlunkers vs. E. O. Hyde, mo
tion to open default, as to J. C John
son, allowed and answer filed by Fri
day. A. Jones vs. J. CRoe, et al, injunc
tion dismissed on stipulation. j
Mrs. N. H. Lamberson v. n. n
Matbeny, Injunction, default and de
cree. 31. E. Parker vs. Samuel F. Parker,
divorce, default of defendant.
Mary F. Bogan vs. S. A. Bogan, di
vorce, demurrer overruled, defendant
not desiring to proceed further.
Woodburn lodge No. 102, 1. O. O.F..
vs. G. XV. Sanders, et al. foreclcsurp
Settled and dismissed.
In foreclosure suits instituted hr
Geo. Collins, Henry Ollschlager, H.P.
iic ary, J. w. 1'arrish, W. J. Bui
SOLD
A $50,000 Deal Filed Today
Hisdu
pr ttajKA tte TSTfcweMe TaRey
Ffetttec Xife iy Kaaerred aM
&? u, rrrf tMi etc la tbe brief
nkkit4 as Frrt "
ttkeStlMi Tmx J- A,rc
AMdnMA.dvKh OMMf Becer
F Yr.WaeVbh
urns.
...ui,w. ,...a.ii9ii. I,.,,. X2UJIJ9.
First National Bank, of Hailey, Ho
fer & Zorn, John Newnome, A. Bush,
lirst National Bank of Salem. Gil
bert & Patterson, II. P. McNary, W.
Breyman, W. B. Peacock and S. B
Crocker, the sales were confirmed; a
large numberof cases were continued.
DEPARTMENT NO 1.
Judge Burnett held a short session
of Department No. 1 this mornincr
when the following entrv ras made:
In case of II. F. Jory vs. James Bott-
ger et al., action for money, demurrer
to new matter in amended answer
overruled. Paragraphs 1,2,4,5,6,7,
8, and Oof motion to 6trlke out part of
now matter In answer overruled. Par
agraps 3 and 10 were sustained. .Mo
tion to make new matter more defi
nite and certain, being paragraph IJ,
sustained.
DIED.
vnTvnr ax Ike fesftr reWeace
a Raral irvme. StJeM, Or SB-
day. Fecirj Si, . at S3 9-
Cbrktiaaa Dfca, fe of J. Mor
AfW sa iB of for aoata; tbe
ceatpaaioa of aa tsueaiti dtteea b&s
pa&edxiray. Mrs. Morfcct kd a very
avtet boate life aad aeTer awved
widely f roai tbe sfbere of boafebold
dsties. Sae was a aatjre of Stofberg,
GeraiaiiT. bora A aril 1C 1S35. She
came t Asaerka wita ber parents a
a child. At aa early ae sbe was con
firmed ia tbe Lataeraa faith. Sbe
was married at Rettvitte, HI; Jone 2,
1S31, to Jacob Morlock who 5urvives
her. Of a fasally of nine children
seven are liriaz.as follews: LouIe
Mathilda Kaeapbsr, Cape Giradeau,
3Io.; Loals D. and Charles Fredrick,
Eran5yille.lBd;Mrs. W. W. Gold
swarthy, Brockton, Mass.; Estella E.,
Hattle AM and Paulina C , at Salem.
With their fatber they will deeply
tnonrn the 1oa of a kind and loving
mother, who was a most faithful and
exemplary Christian wife and mother.
Tbe funeral wi'l be held at the home
at 10:30 Tuesday. Services conducted
by Rev. XV. C. Kaotaer
Supreme Court.
Alex Slrae, appellant' vs Wnl. Spen
cer, supervisor resnendent: anneal -
Akuested Foit Gamblino. Satur
day was an unusually busy day In
tho Justice court at Woodburn. Upon
complain of "Wm. Yarrows a private
detective from Mount Angel. Mayor
Walter Tooie, A. rcyost, R. Gulas
and Dick Huntington were arrested
for playing draw poker. The caso
against Mayor Toozo and A. Prevost
was examined first, District Attorney
S. L. Hayden nppearlng for the Htate.
A verdict of "not guilty" was
promptly returned by the Jury where
upon the complaints against Gulas
ana Huntington wero dismissed.
Detective Yarrows was arrested
charged with carrying consealed weap
ons and being convicted of tho chnrgo
was sentenced to fifteen dayij in the
county Jail and to pay a lino of 25
V
ho In willing to come baok und holn
eg Uluto If there la an extra session
1
culled.
Spring Goods
Now Open,
Dress Goods,
Trimmings,
Wash Goods,
Incohpouations. American steel
company, capital stock $W,000, Incor
porators, F. M. Batchclor, J. B. Pllk
Ington, W. II, Merrick, all Portland.
object to manufacture steel goodsjMc
tropolttun telephone-messenger com-
pany, capital stock $33,000. Incorpora-
tore j. ii, uawioy.o. D. Brutin, W. T.
Wallace.S.G.Fulton und D.SollsCoheu,
all of Portland, object to do a goneral
teiephouo messonger business; Oregon
gas light heating and power company,
capital btockllO.OOO, F. E, Adams, W.
F. Galbralth and Alfred Freerkscn.all
of Albany, Oregon, Incorporators, ob
ject to do a goneral lighting and power
business, wero the articles of Incorpor
ation llled In the ofllco of tho secretary
of state today.
. Tq Biuua Co.vnuCTOKs. Sealed
plans, specification and designs and
bids, will bo received at tho ofllco of
tho county clerk, of Linn county, Ore.
gon,onor berortfthefithday of March
187j a 1 o'clock p. m., for a wagon
bridgo across the North Kantinm riv
(J r 1 . " ""."
acor near uates. or. B Ids will bo
from Benton county! Judgment of the
lower court reversed and the cause re
remanded with instructions to over
rule tbedemurrer;op!ni(m by Wolver-
ton, J.
Catherine XV. Grady, appellant vs.
Alonzo Dundon respendent: appeal
irum jumcoin county.juagment or tue
lower courtrevcrsed.oplnlon by Moore,
C.J.
James S. Ramsy, et al appellant
Mrs. Eflle I. Stephenson et al., re
spondents. It is now ordered on stipu
lation that appellcnts have until
March 20, 1808, to file transcript of tho
cause.
S. T. Harris permanently admitted
on motion of Geo. A. Dorrls.
E. G, Lansing, respondent, vs. D.
M. Plummer et al., appellant. Or
dered on stipulation that appellants
hayo until March 1, 1897, to file their
brief.
County of Multnomah county, ap
pellants, vs. City & Suburban Ry. Co.,
respondent, it is now ordered on
stipulation that the time for respon
dent to serve and file Its brief be ex
tended to March 20, 1807.
T. Patterson ot al., appellants, vs.
Tho Portland Smelting and Refining
Works et al., respondent. Ordered on
petition ot appellants that thoy be
excused from serving and filing an
abstract of tho record In the cause.
E, M. Peer, appellant vs. John
Kernan, et al, respondent. It is now
ordered on stipulation that nppellant
have until April 1st, 1S97 toserye and
till a reply brief state of Oregon exul.
C. H.Carey, ot al, plaintiff vs. a H.
Finn, defendant ordered that rinfomi.
nnt appear and answer tho acciisHtinn
ngainsL mm on iionuay starch 22,1897
at 12 o'clock m..and that a copy of this
order and nf this accusation no served
upon htm at least ten days before said
time.
.r y.uuK,,D appellant, vs. James
M, Smith, respondent. Motion to
dismiss overruled and cross motion
iur leave or appellant to nie uts brief,
FORSTNER.-At his residence on
North Comoercial street, at 3 p. m.
Saturday, Feb. 27, 1S87, Benjamin
Forstner, aged 8 years, 11 months
and 2days,of la grippe.
Deceased was bo'n in Beaver county
Pa., on March 25, 1634. He came to
Oregon in 1683 and assisted in the col
onization of tbe town of Aurora. In
1805 be removed to Salem where he
married In the following year Miss
Louisa Snydner, a sister of Mrs. John
Knight. Mrs. John Bier formerly of
Salem but now of Con all is is a sister
oi me deceased, ilr. Forstner was
the successful Inventor of the "Forst
ner flange bit'or Webfoot augur that
Is being so largely manufactured by
the Colt company, at Brldgeford,
Connecticut.
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' funeral arrangements will not be
completed before this evening but in
nil r.mk..Ull ..Ill V. ,..,;, m
uiiinuuuuimi it. win ue neia xijes-
day.
PAPE. At the farm home four miles
east of Salem at 1:30 p. m. Sunday
February, 28, 1897. Arthur L. son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Pape, aged 20
years, of consumption.
Funeral services were conducted
from the house at 1:30 p.m. today
Rev. Batty, of Zena, officiating. The
remains were given interment in the
Macleay cemetery.
febe&a.
Xew Yobs. March 1 -Adrtw to
tbe HenWfroaRlode Janeiro state
tbii great ktf I felt by Kv'
leraae.tsUeriU 1" " sWie 0I
BtMa. No aews bs been received
froai te federal troops engaged in an
auesapl to suppress tbe fanatics un-
aer CoKelleiro staej yesterday, n
tbe arwy rtweW be conqaered by the
rebels, it is feared tbat the monarch
al facUoe wohW take advantage of
tbe effect of the defeat, because the
press of Rio de Janeiro demands that
tbe goveraaient give orders that no
sew attack be made upon the fanatics
aatil the arrival of strong relnforce
EBeats in Bahia.
The commercial situation In Brazil
t, nAH.j tn h utrinus. Business is
very dall.
The Argentine government has or
dered the mobilization of the national
gaard for extended maneuvers. They
wUl last 60 days
Murder and Suicide.
Salt Lake, Utah, March 1. A
special to the Tribune from Plain City
Utah, says:
John Nichols shot and fatally
wounded Joseph Lewis and then
turned the gun on himself with fatal
effect. Lewis had sworn out a war
rant charging Nichols with stealing a
watch, and the sheriff wasonhis way
to make tbe arrest. N ichols heard of
it, and rode two miles to where Lewis
was at work, and, altera few words,
began to shoot. When Lewis fell,
Nichols went home and reported that
be bad killed Lew is, and said he would
kill himself. In the presence of his
wife and others, he took out hisph-
tol and shot himself in the forehead,
dying almost instantly.
A pawn ticket for the watch, which
was claimed to have been stolen, was
found In Nichols' pocket.
Elegant, Handsome,
and all such exclamations arc heard daily as
look over our new goods. New dress goods, ne5
new trimmings, new xancy nooons, We haYe
added to our stock a line of readymade skirts fcJJ
to S10, Call and sec them, I,
MONDAY UNi; 1 UtSSim
FECIAL SALi
HOSIERY! HOSIERY!
s
7 !MB
257 Commercial sf.
For Engineer.
Supt. T. J. Potter, of the Chemawa
Indian training school has needed an
engineer for some time and appointed
E. M. Klghtllnger of Salem. Accord
ing to lavr the place can only be filled
by a man who has passed a civil ser
vice examination. Following applic
ants are undergoing an examination
at Salem postofilce for this position to
day and one with highest standing will
be appeinted: Edgar Laufman.Ollver,
in: ADram L. Fraser, E. M. Klght-
unger, u. K. Klghtllnger, Leonard
Brown, Charles F. Mlze, Almond R.
Campbell, Salem; Ulysses G. nale,
Albany; Jno. P. Durfree, Shaw; Silas
W. Reed, Turner.
Scott Bozorth, Secy, Ben P. Taylor
unu aiouy i. ureignton nro the exam
ining board. Tho result will not bo
known until tho papereare examined.
An Umbrella-Mender Murdsred,
Salt Lake, March 1. Fred Eutler,
a poor umorella-mender, was mur
dered on West South Temple street
Thursday night by two men, who
walked past a group attracted by the
cries of the victim and made their
escape. The police were not sum
moned until the murderers had made
their escape. Two men who were
seen In the yicinity a few minutes be
fore the crime have been arrested.
HOW TO REMIT.
Agents and subscribers ordering
Thk Journal are reauestcd to always
write names plainly to avoid errors.
Do not send stamps If It can be
avoided Money orders or drafts are
safest, but coin to the amount of a
dollar can be sent safely if well wrap
ped in paper before placing in the en
velope. All subscriptions MUST be
paid in advance.as the price Is too low
to afford bookkeeping or sending of
bills,
tf HOFER BROS, Editors.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, a ihev
cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh
is a blood constitutional disease and in order
o cure it jou must take internal remedies.
Hall'c Catarrh Cure is takemnternally and
acts directly upon the blood and mucous of
face. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quack
medicine It waspresenbed by one of ihe
beat phvbicians in thij country for years, and
is a r yular resenption It is composed of
ut: ai uuiw Kiiuwii, cuaiuincu wuu me
oest biixxl ijufiher, acting directly upon the
.Humous ".urfaccs The perfect combination
)f tne tw ingredients is what proluces such
ncn.br'u' re ult in curing Catarrh. Send for
test moiiaU free.
F 1. f'HENEY & Co.. Toledo. O.
Ep'Sold by all druggists.
Highbinder Plot.
San Fiunoisco, March 1. Rumors
( f a plot of Chinese at Merced Falls to
King Owyan, the Chinese ylce-con-ul,
have excited the members of the
race he represented during the last
few days, Accordinu to the story,
Merced Falls Is a palace to which the
highbinders flee for safety when the
presence of the police make safoty in
flight Imperative. They were to send
one of their number to the city to do
the work.
Of the
Hood's
The Whole Story
reat cares accomplished by
arsannnlln ic ,,i!i.i.. .,
It purifies and enriches the blood'
tones tllR Ktamnnl, orwl ..I... X "luuu,
and vigor. Disease can no ten er the
system fortified by the rich, red blood
which comes by taking Hood's Saras-
Hood's Pills Pllrn nniie i,. . ,
S&flfe1388"
OASTOXIIA.
Us!)) -X'
oiattf
$ W-ui?
it ea
ererr
VMfCM
The best iucsjs at Strong, and only
25 cents. ' tf
PORTLAND MARKET.
PROVISION'.
WaSftg&IfS l Mt "" 83S84
Flour-l'orilam'l. 425., Uenton count ,
4..2S graham, 3. 10: sunerhne. 127c r mTi
n-itt-ui,,.. ,-, :..,, - ."
" " "h. iu'auz: prev 77sn,nr Ia.1
. -.-' ' V u-r,uiw'.
5. barrels, 4.5o7.oo;
Oregon
I . -.... .... Wv - -
J . . .. iconsldoredfora suspension and steel I P. E. Brown, W
UlOthmg, Mats and 1-urnfwitnjf bridge, as well as design of wood. Leo Travis, U, of
r 4 IWMt.nl Kkl.l,..v 10 -. ! .
Goods,
Fine stock of shoes for men,1
women and children. Call I
and see the styles.
Width of bridge 18 feet In the clear.
Said bridge to bo completed on or be
foro t0 1st day of August, I8O7.
allowed.
TUr-
Among tue ATiu.trri.T-At a meet
ing of tho Inter-collegiato Athletic
association held at Willamette unl
vorslty Saturday afternbon tho follow
Ingofllwra were elected: President.
U.; vice-president,
O.: seerwt'irv. M.
Coriulck.O. S. N. S,; treasurer. Bo-
uine, u. A. u. There were delegates
proont rrom other colleges ot thoas-boclatlon.
Probate Court.
The last will and testament of John
Eckerllo, who died In Marlon county
on February 23d, has been admitted
to probate by County Judge Terrell
aun August ivlinger appointed execu-
" --o ueceucnt lett property of
mc jjnioaoio vaiuo or 81,700. There
are four helrs-at-lawand two legatees
viz; Emll Eckerlln, aged 63; Mrs. Vir
ginia Kllngcr, 41; Mrs. Agatha Klln
ger, CO; Celine Eckerlen Miller, 35
Celine Kliugcr, 20; Alfred Kllnger, 10.'
neary Haas, Peter Scharbach tand
Emll Schubert were appointed to ap
praise the property.
Card of Tuanks. W P. George
and family of Salem, wish to extend
...v.. o.uWu tuauKs 10 me many
friends and neighbors who renders!
assistance in their late bcrevement
Notice of Anuual School Mm
Notice Is hereby given to the w.i
voters of school district KV f
non county, state of Oregon, that tho
.mU1,m?St,DK for tho said district
will be held at the council chamber at
the enrnprnf yfo..i r :; v"uleraL
in the city of Salemln gMdKTt8
at 7:30 o'clock p. m.nMonday &
the first day of March iko? nVi I?K
fir,t MondaVot ffiSang?' and the
Scott Bozorth,
. T Clerk.
ChaanoftheartoTalSk
Pti- O j
c?al sK ubb"d 369,Con,rSer-
-'-0 & w 1 mo
clal street, Salem.
inlngs, U.2SS.2
cases, 3.75.
Potatoes.. Oregon, 65870c pe-sack,
Hay .Good, t2.soi3 per ton.
Hops 9ioc.
wooi..val'ey, q,oc; Eastern
Mohair. . k2oc.
BblUtaBs finn,i5rfK; .horts $t6.So.
Poultry-Chickens, mixed, $2ai.oo
turkeys, live, 12. ' za3.oo,
Eegs..OreCon,nucper doz.
t l ?C, "' salteil S0 lbs 6Vic; under
60 lbs SC; sheep pelts, io7r '"
Tallow-2c3c. "
Onons-i.25(ai5operioo.
heat Bags-Calcuttas.00 per 100
Ho"nSi7a11 whUe' 'McQiKc. lima 3V.
Ho3, Heavy, 3.00 to 3.50
Buttejr.. Bestdairy,3o4oe; fancy crear,
Cheese .ujc.
ears-5c6c
llumsv pxtless, 3c4c.
Prunes4c6c.
Veal-small 6a6j large cV.coer In
Mutton -Weathers 3.00; wm,K-.i
mutton, sa6e. u"ves 3 .25, dressed
4aBeeC-Meers;2.7sa3;cows $22.So dressed
iw,. ..iALEM MARKET.
Oats. 40c.
stviS? cheatl n-! tim31hy .oo.
B.OES.. Dressed', 4t.
Cattle.. 2.
How., Best, oa'ioc
F"Ja-??Kc,
The Hop Outlook,
Hans. C. Walilberg. the wtu,..
hop and woolbuyer returned frT!
a" "Hirnia fast Sat:
Mr. Wnlilhorir vtoi,.., ..
' p. 'laiu-ii run r.,...
hopsections in that state namely Sm
.. --. v.luse, oacramento aai
Russian river dlrtrictand -.
cMorihln !.,., .... ""'MWIl
0 "i , bun unsold ij
growers hands. All told there is
his oplnion.about 10,000 bales netv ari
old in California and everywhere &
growers were going in for a full J
tins year, xards nere already .
and worked and there will be nolact
of hops next season, If other states on
the coast start in on the same broad
scale to cultivate their yards. In n
of tho prospects ahead of us, 10 ceD(
contracts is a dead sure thing for tbe
farmer, says Mr. Walilberg and it 1,
uuruiy aavisaoie ior dealers ona legi
timate basis to pay that.
Many of the hop men of the n!!cr
are jubulent over the fair prospecbof
a good hop business the cominzsv
son, but in view of the fact that mas;
of the abandoned yards are belngpat
In readiness for cultivation there b
not so much to encourage the hop
growers as seems to be preyaleaf,
Ilowever.there Is a-good prospect fori
much larger area cultivated than last
year. Hop growers generally are find
ing tne true secret In thebusineyto
be thorough cultlvation.careful toil
ing, spraying, scientific curing, etc.
More money for less hops. Tli.v
erior article, brought to the highest
plane of perfection should be tbe hop
growers watch-word and the higher
price will naturally follow.
no failure If you are not BBC-j
cessmi in purcnasing your groceria
and have not given Branson &C0.1
trial do not denounce all grocert 1
xueirgooas can out piease trie mw
economical purcuaser.
THE
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Have you seen the new
Printograph, It is a new
duplicating machine fur
issuing advertising mat'
ter, Print your own
cards, circulais, and any
nouncements, ITiePruv
tograph is superior to the
Heptograph,asit requires
no washing, ;Drop in
an see it,
DEARBORN'S
Book Store,
263 Com, st,
P0tatOl..itw ru.A..
umon-ji-So per bu.
Jtedssar---
Plums ac
Butter-,Dairy
'52oc creamery 2oaSc
GERMAN WmNGFLDiS5c
S",!EK"CT m Awn ..
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NoTAitiEa. Notaries wero commis
sioned today as follews: Samuel Kafka.
S. 11. Harrington, and L. A. Pike, of
yJLUS BROS, COJS:tffiry.c,;ruttononVtttcr-
Court J UUftv, th Cath Dry Uol,1
Clothing anil Shoe Iiouk.
Dawson's BlMirs for Indlftstlofl.
' I , Bkans Book. James Vaughn of
Weatheu Forecast. The oftlclal ' ?,em has curcd the agency for
government prediction for western' Marion county for Bryan's great book
Oregon Is as follews: Mdnd-ivv-nii.t of the cauwaluu. "TIia Pirt. R,rfi
uud Tuesday fair and cooler. 1 his is a wonderful work bv th im.
-, y m J- rtiuonoan, and will be the widest clr-
OABTOXllA, 1 cu ated book of tho times. Mr. v.nnti
Sfiim " Upo.'? youl .or.?ddres3 him at
Salem, for all particulars. ...l,
' " 7 JpSH-et
We have iust m-oi , 1 . .
arawterry, raspberry anTSS! f -
HflRRITT
& LflWRFNfF
I
UNION
BARGAIN STORE l
Bargains in
Shoes,
Rubber Goods!
Handkerchiefs
Laces,
Hosiery,
Men's Hats,
sw"0,111" lot'of those good ttfj
tit ton -trices below all coiui
M, J, MATSON, Pra
Removed to 291 Comm
't
Street,
:
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O, Giocefy,