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SCHOOL DIRECTORS MEET. f STEWARD'3 REPORT.
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Transacted.
The board of directors for School
District No. 24 met in the oilicc of
Clerk E. II. Flaw last night and
t.r:in.rrt.pfi rnnlrlir.ihta rntlttnn bnsl-
fl3 ness. Haying read and approved
;U the minutes of the previous meeting
me iouowiug mils were uuuni-u niiu
ordered paid by warrant: j
Mrs. J. P. Vcatch 8 a CO
Undgcford & Wliitesldc 13 00
John Gray 12 50
J.A.Rotan 3 25
Knox & Murphy 5 80
Statesman Pub. Co 2 40
Gray Bros 2 80
Brown & Smith 10 03
T Holverson 49
Vicsko& Gray 8100 00
Upon motion the bills of F. S. Dear-
born and Patton Bros, for school sup-J
Re&u'ar street car tickets can now be had ji'
25 for $1 I
FAIR. FAIRER. FAIREST
N ) Brighter Days or Better
Show Ever Seen.
RACE ASS'N TO BE FORMED,
Drew Greater Crowds Than Any
Previous Day.
Another purfect d ly was enjoyed
Monday and Tuesday was just as fine.
The wind is in the nortli and perfect
weather for the entire fair is now
ensured.
Mr. Frazier, owner of Clit-halK
loaned his bike sulky that he Dad
specially made fur his wonderful
pacer, and it was completely wrecked
Monday evening by a fractious horse,
that kicked oyer the traces and fell
over backwards '.mashing the vehicle
almost jbeyond recognition. It was
wider than ordinary sulkeys but Mr.
Frazier will have another vehhle
ready for the go against time Wednes
day. BSecretary Albert Tozier deserves
credit for arranging an interesting
program for the evening of press day.
By general consent Mrs. Hallie
Parrish-IIinges remains the finest
singer on the Pacific coast. Her ren
dition of the "Palais" Sunday was
encored and Prof. Parvin feels proud
or hU distinguished pupil.
Dr. J. W. Bayley, of Newport, one
of the original organizers of the State
Fair at Oregon City in 18.9 was a
visitor Monday. He Is "8 years old
today. The doctor came to Corvallis
Saturday and white thero had the
misfortune to fall on a bad sidewalk
Injuring his right knee and causing
him some-pain for the time being. He
was heartily greeted by the "old
timers" on the grounds.
Col. J. B. Eddy, Iteseburg: Mrs.
Olive S. England and Frank Davey,
Salem; Miss C. C. Cogswell and Geo.
T. Ilines, Portland, took parts credit
ably Thursday evening as representa
tions of the Oregon press.
Tub Jouknal hastens to correct its
Item that Chemawa defeated the
Sclo-Jclferson nine at baseball. It
was just the other way, but when our
report was telephoned In the Che
mawas were so far ahead no one
imagined they would lose score 21 to
21.
Tin: Journal, chicken crank got
second on pen aud second on cock for
Ills Bull Cochins. The whole pen of
live birds all deserve No. 1, but Ta
co.ua was the only ompHltorand had
just as good birds.
At 8 p.m. tills evening there will
bo a meeting of horse owners and
raw track pjople at the secretary's
otllce to organize tho North Pad he
Association, to form a raclug circuit
and arrange elites so that they will
not clash. J. V. Wisdom, of Port,
land, is to I) up this evening, Rob
ert Lulghtun, or Vancouver, 15. C. Is
to bo ono of the leading spirits to urge
this organlzitlon and If formed, it
will have very strong support and
good bucking.
Mr. Thus. II. Bruce, a member of
the Salem board of education, brought
to our ottlco at the Fair three samples
of Concord, Northern Muscadine and
rNIagura grapes. They were perfectly
l)ene(l, and tho plants were pur
chase I of E (lifer, w i j In a lot
more of the came pi nils to sell. Ho
brought them from tho east.
WIIITi: UUONS5 MONUMENTS.
"No other material Is so well fitted
to withstand the atmospheric changes
Its oxldo being a perfect protection
from anv uhauge. Jndu'lni; from a
scientific and chemical standpoint, It
Is my opinion that these monuments
will last thousands of years,"
S. I Duffikld, Ph. IX, M. D.
Emeritus Professor i Detroit Medical
College, Dcari, irnville, Mich., 5 5t
Col. T. B Wait has these monu
ments on exhibition in the pavilion
at the State Fair.
THE BOSTON BLOOMERS
arrived Monday night in their special
car attached to the 8:30 overland,
which was run onto the fair grounds
switch. They will come to S.ileiu at
9 o'clock this morning for i p trade
on the business streets, hivli; : leir
own drum-corps. It Is probibte Mat
the Scio-JelTerson club will aoo m-
pany them with Parson's bin 1 'i ie
Boston club is as follows;
Maud Nelson, pitcher.
Georgia Gorman, 1st base.
Annie Jennings, 2d base.
Eulah Robertson, 3d baso.
Nellie Bly, shortstop.
Julia Milowe, right field.
Carrie Eller, left Held.
Lulu McBride, center field
Miss Williams, catcher.
Mr. W. P. Need ham is the
captain.
MONDAY'S RACES.
In special trot or pace, pure S230.
Deceiver took the two unfinished
heats; time 2:1? and 2:18i.
Three minute trot, purse S250.
Stacoto, dun, hi., by La
tah (Keenah) 3 112 1
niac, b. g., by Clatawa
(Slairle) 2 3 3 1.2
Ida Mc, b. f.,by Altago
(Barr) 4 4 4 3 3
Time 2:32, 2:34 3-4, 2:27, 2:23, 2:20.
Lady Careful and Co ral were dis
tanced In the fourth and second heats
respect! voly.
Half mile run, purse S150:
Sallle Goodwin (Brock 10') 1
GusL ' (Taylor 111) 2i
Addle M (Pajet 111) 3
Time :48 3-4
Addle M. careied two pounds over
weight.
THKEE MINUTE PACEItS, PURSE 8230.
Princess D., bl.m. by Durco
Prince (Sawyer) 3 1
John A. Crawford, b. s., by Coeur
d'Alene (Mosher) 1 2
Veyo, bl. m., Altamont
(Misener) 2 3
Time 2:22i. 2:18.
THItEE-QUAUTERS MILE HANDICAP:
G. a. Small's Doc McAllister..
(Paget HO) 1
S. J. Jones' St. Appoilo
.(McDonald 118) 2
J.J. BottgT's Endymion 2
(Bulmanl04)
Time 15:1
E. Gclschel'sAlidiaand J. L. Cook's
New Moon also ran.
In the mutuals 813.03 were paid for
straight on McAllister and 84 for
place, and 83:33 on Sr. Appoilo.
plies were referred to Directors Oh-j
marl and Bruce for approval, upon I
winch the clerk was instructed to pay
the same by warrants.
In the matter of the bill of the
Century School supply Company, of
Chicago, for "Taggln's Geographical
Portfolios," amount 8180. the clerk
was directed to notify the company
tl:at th?y had failed to deliver their
geographical portfolios according to
contract with their agent and this
board countermanded the order for
the same.
The committee to whom had been
referred the matter of adjusting the
insurance upon the various school
buildings, reported as follews: I3o
zorth Bros., II. &. Glle, and John
Payne, 82,000 each, and Miss McCul
loch 81,500. The action of the com
mittee was approved.
In the list of claims allowed, Vicko
& Gray's bill for 8100 was the con
tract price agreed upon for plastering
two rooms in the Lincoln school build
ing.
The board then adjourntd until 7:30
o'clock Monday evening, Oct. 11 when
it will convene in special session.
A Newspapsr Yarn.
The following paragraph, taken
from the Advertiser and Union, a pa
per published at Fredonia, N. Y.,
shows to what an unreasonable ex
tent Oregon and its Inhabitants arc
misrepresented.
"Oregon has hit upon a new cxpedl
ant to keep her citizens sober. Every
man who drinks s obliged to take out
a license costing 85 a year, and unless
armed with the document he cannot
be served with Honor at, anv s llnrm nr
; hotel. Every six months the names
or the persons who take out the li
censes are tc he published in I he local
papers so that the public may know
those who are not authorized to
drink." .
The ito u Is published as a source of
Information to all Oregoulans who
have bceu unaware of the existence
of h'uch a statuatory provision.
Will Not Participate.
The Albany Democrat points the
following Item concerning athletic
sports at the state university at Eu
gene: !
"The University of Oregon will not
enter any or the Intercollegiate con
tests this year either in general ath
lotlcsor In football. This is to bo re
gretted. The leading university of
A Careless Bicyclist.
Sunday morning, Mrs. G. L. Brown,
wife of Marion county's treasurer,
while out wheeling her little child,
experienced a collision with a bicyclist
that fortunately had no serious re
sults. Mrs. Brown was walking north
on the west side of Winter street,
alongside the high board fence that
encloses the grounds of St. Joseph's
Catholic society, between Chemekcta
and Center streets. As the baby car
riage passed onto the Center street
walk, a wheel ridden at a dangeiuus
rateof speed, by a careless wheelman,
struck the baby carriage directly be
tween the two wheels, throwing the
litte occupant about six feet besides
almost completely demolishing the
baby chicle. The bicyclist picked
himself up near the middle of the
street, and having satisfied hlmselr
that his wheel was not in the least
impaired by the accident, jumped
astride his silent steed and left the
scene at once without eyen ascertain
ing the injune.) of the little baby or
the trouble or inconvenience be had
caused the lady by his reckless per
formance. Fortunately the baby was
not injured in the least but the buggy
was almost made unQt for further
service. Mrs. Brown did not know
the young man, or his name would
have been given prominence in this
item that it deserves. Bicyclists
For the quarter ending hept.J'ui
1807, steward G. W. Handakcrof the
Inline Asylum submits the following
report or the vurlou commodities
that have parsed through his depart
ment; lO.tW heads cabbage.
I,7e0 heads lelluce.
CO bu greens.
545 bu turnips.
345 bu carrott s.
144 bu beets
1,712 bu potatoes.
403 bu onions, dry.
1.039 bu apples.
233 bu plums.
170 bu. prunes.
60 bu pears.
540 bu tomatoes,
3S0 bu wheat.
3.472 bu oats.
120 bu cheat.
9 bu quinces.
4,200 lbs peas, green.
10.000 lbs beans green.
900 lbs rapberrlcs.
8,554 lbs blackberries.
103 lbs gooseberries.
3.0S5 bu cherries
158 bu currants.
57,030 bu llax Tor fibre.
340 bunches celery.
400 doz cucumlK'rs.
1.100 doz onions, green.
5320, doz corn, green
412 doz squashes.
24J doz eggs.
75 doz radishes.
6 doz jR'ppers.
75 doz pumpkins.
17,090 gal milk.
.'04 gal ciiciini!cr pickles.
0,503 water melon".
3.900 musk melons.
27 loads or green oats, hauled for
feed.
15 loads corn rodder, hauled for feed.
252 tons corn fodder hauled Tor
Ensilage.
260 loads of hay, hauled.
440 loads wood hauled.
124 loads gravel hauled.
1,600 bales or hay and straw, baled.
189 acres grain, cut.
79 acres grain cut for hay.
200 acres hay, :ut.
16 acres llax pulled, byhand.
108 acres plowed.
95 acres wheat, cheat and oats.sown.
1,230 acres hoed and cultivated
3 acres planted to mustard, peas and
onions.
100 cords 4 ft wood, cut by hand.
COO cords 12, 16 and 24 ii-eli wool,
cut by sieain.
14 young calves.
54 yoiig piirs.
OS hogs killed, wt. 10,240 lbs.
7 veal killed, wt 775 lbs.
Geo W. IIandsaicek,
Steward.
Dyspepsia
GUATEMALA
ADVICES
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mack,
r. bn. nr the tomdch. It Is tho
source of untold misery. It may bo ,
cured by tennis arid strengthening tho
stomach an-; -nrLh'ng and purifying tho
blood with .lo Jo Mariapanlln. Many a Mntnn. fnfp Hnnfrc-in thP
ih1unji,wrnrfrtbjrthhnirni. nation s rau, nangs in me
cine and wn.e ua. now they "can eat
anything the.v .ils'u without distress." ,
Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Is prepared by O. I. Hood & Co., Lowell. Mass.
Boidbrdwu. n.,xtor. oetj'ou!!!. TURNING point IN THE WAR.
Hood'8 Pills c ii:..ertIK a cents.
Balance,
DENTIST
oucccsser to Dr. I r hv.
Comer, Salem, Or. ' Panfe .
operation, , at moderate fee, n A"E "
In especial regaest.fc M cn ,
i
'WOLZ'S MI?
nan
WOLZ 4 M1ESCKE P,Jn,
Government Foices Preparing for'uSntaife,Skorrif,h'rd",
An Attack on the Rebels.
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Jean.i;
C. H. LANE,
NUMJ, MOim
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FIRES ARE RAGING.
Damage at Points in South Dakota and
Nebraska.
Rapid City, S. D., Oct. 4. Serious
fires have been raging nortli and
south or this place for rour days, and New York,. Oct . A dispatch to
the citizens arc exhausted from tight- the Herald from Guatemala says
tag the flames to save their homes, j The government Is still mobilizing
All night 600 men made a desperate Its forces at Tolonlcapan, and is pre-
stand airainst the line of fire aplnarlnir to make nn iitt:iek nn Minrn.b.1
proaching from the nortli, and linally ' els, who have taken a position on the ' jw vtciimak ,"'
succeeded in saving the town, though heights of Coxon, near Tolonicapar-. ' Makes Sr-iahvEMfiAND I?WU-EK.
It is believed that there will, be a big I Thonw cl.vU. etc.. an Con rnerciil V,
I I il 1 1 III
u 1 ixlliuli
I --V Co'nraercia, st Salem Or
Cg-buitillS upwards. 1W ? U
many farmhouses were burned.
The lire had approaclied within two rattle thcrcwhlch will mark the tun.- ias radfr
miles of this city. It had been burn- i ig point of the war. ,.,,,,...
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ing lor rouraays in me neavy iiinocr, 'rue reoeis'sarcly placed in the hills,
It was sweeping toward Rapid City opened fire on the city at an early
In a solid sheet of flame" two miles ,10l,r un tllc lllornll)B ()f yrptcmber 29.
w'de. 'Tim Urn nrnvivl lnn(Tn(l.lvii nivlm, In
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rcisi stie-l
F-I-MrR WHITE.
CITY
Express and Transfer
company,
Meets all mail and passenger train tia
gage and express to all pan, 0f th- cil
Prompt xenice. Telephone No 70
From various points in Nebraska the great distance. The government
come reports of fires. Much farm , iro s .,.., noL , ,,,.
property has been de-troyed. Much. Dictator Banios l.as Issued a decree , AnQfQmii QonrnJ ILnr
stock has perished- The woods and Krallllliw nillllcsly t rebels who will HLuUUllly OdUlClJ llUQ
prairies are very dry, no rain having 1 iy dmvn tllelr :lrm3 ,llsldc of a.D J
Greatb -?duce4 Rat"?.
Y.'i ii"- ni't. M'.vivfi' wh-in
)uu cm b.ij a iii-k-.. roi j.i- fare,
round trip, from any point on the
Southern Pacific, lines in Oregon.
The Oregon state fair and industrial
exposition will present unusually tine
exhibits and attractions in addition
to the numerous track features, and
exciting running races, with Del Norte
to lower his record of 2-OS for a purse
of $230. Arrangements are being
made for the introduction of many
new attractions to interest and please
all who attend.
Visitors may prepare to be royally
entertained. One fare for the rouud
trip, and popular admission of 25 cents.
Larifcs, Take the B.-st. If you are troubled
with Constipation, 'allow skin, and a Tired
Feeling, tcke K irU Clovct Tea. it U pleaant
to take. So'd by D. J. Fry.
OASTOnXA..
r'QSyfr
OcMi KK
It CB
erer?
TOJJ3
Karl's Clover Root Tea is a pleasant laxa.
should be more careful and avoid I, u,ve 1 K,e,?u,a,cs. lhs V5' . I1ur,fi8 the
sneh iipplflnnts. Thl l nn nanoj-lnllu l b,0.od- clears c rcmolexion. Easy to
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fallen for two months
A TRAINLOAD OF GOLD.
How Cripple Creek's Output Will Be
Snt to the Mint.
Colorado Spitt.va.s, Col., Oct. 5.
A novel scheme for bundling the
gold output or Lite Cripple Creek
mines will be put into use by operat
ors of that district. The pi .111 Is to
sit aside the output for one mouth,
tike the bullion therefrom and ship
It to the United Stites -umr it.
Philadelphia in a single .consignment,
A special train will be secured foi the
p irpose of transporting It, the
the bullion will be placed
ic charge of some express company
w'llch can guirantee its safety, aud
all neccssiry precautions will be taken
to prevent accident while the con
signment is In transit.
As the present output of Cripple
Creek is about $l,0JJ,00i) per month,
this will bj oue of the largest ship
ments of gold bullion that ever
cross -d the continent.
MONEY WILL DE DEARER.
SLEM
siuutes will remtre Septeml 6
ror pamemars rttaiii ny Ixw.Icr an! uir
pupil,, ai plj at tl.e ..carie-ny. The n, mc
ann art deparlm. nts f.unh all the ese l?h
for advanced luily.
esneciallv
dangerous point, the high board fence
making it impossible for a r.edestrian
or a wheelman to see if anyone Is ap
proaching from an opsositc direction.
STATE HOUSE NEWS.
W. Ii. Meneree, of Durftir; Orin L.
Patteison, of Long Creek; D. U. Jack
sou, or Newburg; C 15. Slielton and
E. O. Miller or Portland, commis
sioned notaries public.
Supt. 1). A. Paine has filed with the
nuke and pleasant to take.
U. J. fry.
25 cts. Sold by
li.1 fi:-
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OASTORA.
645
mu
I: ca
trerj
tripper.
Improving Nicely. Ra'pli, the7-year-old
son of F. R. Southwick, wlio
Euffered a severe I' rat ture of the skull
on Thursday afternoon, is improving
nicely and is on u fair-road to recoyery.
Ills case .as perplexed the medical
governor, his monthly report for tho ! ffjitorniLy of tills city not a little, but
month of September, and rroiu which uie '"-tending pnysiclan predicts a
the follow lug statistics aie taken: ! ct,'ieio recoyery, with no permanent.
No. Patients Aug. 31 ....
No. icccived during Sept.
1105
. 2!)
Total IIH1-' -
No died, elo.cl 01 .lis-h irgo.l 25
No reiiiainliig Sept ;IJ 110!)
Average Nt daily 1 105 UOO
Olliccrs 1:17
, injury. Sunday noon the little fellow
; took his accustomed place at the ta
ble and partook of a hearty meal. He
suffers no pain whatever and his com
plete iccoyeiy is almost assured.
An English Papei's GazeUu's Conclusion
From New York lian!: Returis.
London, Oct. 3. The Westminis
ter (Juzett In the financial article that!
the weekly statement of the New
York Associated Ranks favors the
idea that the money market will soon
be dearer, and adds:
"The return indicates that we are.
approacning a time when shipments
of gold from Europe will commence,
especially as lately there has been a
check in buying American securities
for New York account. Any such
outflow wjll, we belelve, affect first.
by arrangeiuent.'the Bank of France."
day-.
A di-patch to the Herald from io
d J neiesuys:
Tot; i'Vench minister has demanded
aa immediate settlement of the
Anapa question and an explanation
of Brazil's delay In tho matter. It is
asserted that the French minister has
received practically an ultimatum
from his government for presentation
t) Brazil; but has not thus far pre
sented it because of his beiief that the
q R-i id., would be speedily settled.
Frince Is now, howeyer, to occupy the
disputed territory.
The French cruiier Debordie has ar
rived here to look out for the French
interests.
A I ri'l lisir,-. 1 rr,u L,nni s 1 " AT
the committee or deputies which was
recent lv :innriliitp(l m .tirr. nmin
plan to settle the alfalis of the Peru- jllilr WlflO 311
vian Corporation have not been able
to reach an agreement. Several mem
beis of the committee advocate a
plan 10 .ml Ii inzi the government by
special act ol eoiigroas to negotiate
with the corpoialion's creditors on a
basis decided upon by congress.
U97.
Monev to Loan!
Wa are pepated to make loans at a low
rate of interest. Money furnished, un ap.
proved a plication, without delay. Stale
county and city warrants bought '
i:oicn ! BARKER
104 im d&w 270 Commercial st.
Oafs for Sale,
F. Levy has a fine lot of rood white feed
oats for sale, at the office of Ilerren & Levy
9-i-im
THE OLD P0f TOFFICE. "
A. DA'.ENY,
i(uor Store
Removes from 102 Sta'e to 109 Commerciil
street, flouted good e f ihr hei quality.
Ti S 1 1! W s
U.k 1 jij.)
.ill ,:1
NKW . - Ki'.T.
Total
1212 ,'i-io
MARRIED
I
PALMEU-COOMMS-In this city,
at tho residence or the olllclatlng
clergyman, 11 1 U p. m. Monday, Oct. '
4. 1SU7, Miss Fannie Palmer, or
u ranger, uenion county, to is. M.
Coomb-, or Albany, Rev. G. W.
Orar.nis, officiating.
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Mayor's Proclamation. j
Whereas, the year 1897 has blest '
Oregon with Doiintirul crops, and tho
state legislatuio has made liberal do- i
nations to assist, in maKlngan annual
" Sjr CSE9 lJJ7 H
Upon having Just what you call for when
you go to buy Hood's Sareapariila. There
is no substitute for Hood's. It la nn in.
suit to your Intelligence to try to sell you
something else. Remember that all
efforts to induce you to buy on article
jou ao nor want, are based simply
Failea to "Barrell" the Falls.
Several hundred people came to Or
egon City Sunday to se "Captain"
Frank Kellen go over the falls in a
barrel, but neither lie nor the barrel
went oyer. About 4:30 o'clock Kellen
got intti the craft at the edge of the
water, in front of Canemali. and hired
-ome boys to low it out into the
stream. So much water leaked into
the barrel that Kellen soon called to
the boys to gethlm out, but before!
that was done the concern had sunk
so low In the water that the passen
ger was In extremely close quarters.
The barrel was finally abandoned,
where It filled, and It is now lodged
against the Canemah driftwiug, a rew
hundred feet out from the shore.
avcueii aiiriouies ins railuie to
-'.re Mrei. real ii'r. l-Ve
1"-I IMCi:.-. y r It r IDs -1. I K ty
ii'iat. in town
i,l
l.l
J it'
a,
Tiling.
! other member want the commilUu i
I to have full authority to uukj any !
1 I I Ptllw l'il 1 1 ill.. ie.-.l I...... .... I . r
- ' " -' ium.n;uituia 1111 1 nil; i;wi
por.tiimi, and have authority to alter
the terms or the cancellation or the
roreigu dtibt, which debt the orpora
tiou assumed.
A Herald dispatch fiom Valparaiso
says it Is stated there that a powerful
syndicate or German bankers has
offered to the Chilean government a
lone cf $100,000,000 in gold at 2 per
cent and 2 per cent amortizlau for the
completion of public works and rail- ThRSECY i3ULLj
WJI)S. J
1 A full li'oo'id 2 )(.ii-old lu-r) lull, rtk
icUTiil, fur tu-ivict at mi' h e in U streiL
ic.ir.S I' liilrcaj licet, liiceil. iah in
t.rbnict. AHKAHAM ItlCII.
9 ?4 In.
Salem Steam Laundry
Please notice hc cut in cricca
n thcfcllowi'ngi
In lnrge and small quantities, at a great
bargain. Inquire of Hofer Bros, care
Journal, Salem Or. dSwtf
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V-&ME iijjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj) 7 !
Vhen death's hand is on your shoulder,
don't stop I don't hesitate ! Shake it off!
When you benrin to lose flesh nnrt ,.;tni;(.
when you feel the ghostly fingers dratreinfr
Si n i.lnin
L'" n drawer
('im r shins
S cks per pmr
llandkercliief',.
ilL l.flnHLerrhij-fi
S'ti-i and pillr.w slips 3.1. rents per dortn,
n.,1 otl.ei urk in proportion.
Flannels t d other vork in
... lOCtltl
t to locerU
5 to rotfttti
3 cents
1 cent
3 cmts
fir H,f "" ay?.??r. do not waste . , ,r .,, iw uanJ
Uinnnwlinwpn.mnnn.. i.i... mi. ,. iifc ' ?C. ''A. U .1LCJSU"? Teln IP. '-"B"" w -j -.
......,. llb,H l)lm. xuo'iu "- -"-v. ivi, ucitcs uoiuen weaical
Col. T, Olmsted Prop.
tho state should be more spirited than ?i!R,!,,1,,r ,,,, l)r.,K!lll'ts ()f, l!10 fur,n' '
,,.,., ' orchard and workshop, And 1
tu; , , , , I Whereas, Tho State Agricultural
fc
il
the desiro to beenro more profit
Now tills isccrtainly to bo regretted. Society has honored Salem by naming , " or cIer!t who d0M th!s earc3 ntb
alein Day, '"K Jor our veirare. He simply wanti
always fhcolshed a strong football ber.t unon .mir eitizonsi
(n..... .....1 I..... ..!.. I I 1 I.JH..I. ..'.... . .'..'
i.iiti nun na? i!u ikjuu iiiinu.someiy , Liiuir (hiwit 10 huow iiieirapprecitiiion
represented at tho Intercollegiate "t t his ravor by their presence on that
stat, Held day contests every June. S
union a success.
Thoreriiie Ui tills entl.lt is earnestly
Tho
Salem av. '"b "' uur veuare. lie simply wants
and Ittcuui- 'our "nc-. uo not iicrmit vourscir tn
to do all In' be decenvd. Insist upon havini?
Wantkb.-To buy a good team-
Hood
wolght not less than 1350 pounds, nlto requested that all places i.r business
a good wheel to trade "for drlylnc ciosc u h.uepi on wediuwlay.
horso. Call at Hanson
Planing inllUSalem.
l'")l"g II. nt. lfm. .,.'
& Landon's
tf
.October
A niQUAUDSON,
Mayor of Suleiu.
9
barsapariila
Au.l Milylooa'tit , ttie ()lle Tule n0O(1 lnirlflcr
HOOCJ'S Pills ias!ob"'.easytouke,
u 9 i-ina easy to operate, ssc, i
J.?e 2. ProtnPt measures to regain your
I life. Take Dr. Piprri.'c ni,t0nri! ",
was nobody present to assist him into' Lsicv.eJTT,Ule,ni.os,t.,JnarveIous,y efficient
tho barrel or Mm 1,1 i.tH ...... I ....?"? ;"J"."U ,aer "'e.r discovered,
. ... ..1.. , ..,.-, uui i.uci.1. 13 uiuiuii immeaiate. Renewed r r I t
the head was finally tcrewed on the1 Tnsih (ol'0wJtjusta8 surely as sunrise Slv PPPP PrtIPP
craft by two bystanders, who noticed & fifiS;?" JI0 j GG L?UU1V'5
that It was sure to leak badly. It " " Bff right to the root of the trouble to women .11 "to r m at W C 'I V. "troi
ought to have been In the water a ' SS .cire or egd? -SJsepWo, . K
number of hours, so that the timber; et the food, nAWSlithtMni: fNov.19 by Mrs. F. E. AiH. manager
would have swelled and closed tho S&XtiSSi Vuw Co., 340 Liberty street Sln,
numerous crevices. The paucity of worked nerves. Do not let an Scrupulous" " 7
spectators however, is supposed to' wf is'"!?,36 T?,0U wj.th "wnjething We are In the market to buy
li.ivn hurl mn,., tH u.m, .i. ..n.. i":Jl.a?1??0 . " ? a .matter of life and
....,.. vuv.u i.iku uic iuijuic. "wmiviiuyou, uetwliatyou ask for.
Wlien the feat Was accomplished ti',!La.ve en PCed with rheumatism and
before, thousands offecoplo made both ' WyiS" a We'S
banksofthe river black; today but a ?Tft:hJ&Jzk&
few hundred were in eveldeuee. The &?ttiWto&
trolley line brought practically all u,R Weffil'gu,!,X,KS!li?,!; "tf.r.rt
visitors, Tl.e Southern Pacific ran t&e&.SJFffl
twotralnsfro.il Portland, the first nTV, xCe ' t?&
of which carried five passengers and cn TvrsLucb for Dr'
the Second 13, Neglected constipation means headache, heart.
lo.,.uU.sii?ach' ful as.'e In the mouth. 1.11.
Misses Ada Morris a
art, of Albany, are I
guests of Miss Genevieve McKlnney.
...i i .. aiT T- ' ""'H. nu palpitation of the heart,
lid Mary StW- All or anv of these are DwJd hln l,rri.T
n I li .!.. i. : E?"''"'1?"0" pramptry cured by Dr. Plerce'j.
wiiw Wll U 1U
twa SrurK-.Anteh?m,lld "' "h
Dried Prunes,
Dried Apples,
Green Apples,
PotatoeSf
Onions,
OREGON FRUiT & PRODUCE CO
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