The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, September 13, 1899, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextI Itf T A'JACKETS AND CAPES, Fall Line Almost Complete There never was a garment made that was nearer the- Ideal Ladies' Jacket than the fall styles ol 1U99. Short inlength; plain in an pearance: rich in material; sub stantial linings and above all, low in price. Ihese combined wi make this winters wrap very popular. Golf Capes for Misses and Ladies in grea variety 0A8II BTORE HOLVERSON'S Oasif BTORE rprir'rfr'p't!'p-p Fall Stocks Hnvo been pouring in for week. Nothing him been loft undone, to iniiko thlH ntoro nil Meal nhopiiliiK jilnct. Look over lln Mock ol New Belt and Collar Buckles (TNcwBcadBclts f New wash Veils f New Fur Capes f New Plaid Golf Cloths f New silk Umbrellas f New chiffon Rufflings f New blankets and comforts r r r r New ruffled curtains, 'Silver Shirts" i In fancy nlrlpi'H. Now dark ehaden, In IiIiih HlrlpcH. Itegulnr fl.a"i vimllty, our price fl.OO. White Collars for lndliiH niul Illtl'Bt HllllpOH gents. All tliu 2 for 25c. Place your order now for( your winter suit. We show 300 samples of "The Royal Tailors" h'oods. .Made to order clothes at the price of stock garments. J t 4 J. J. DALRYMPLE k CO. PERSONAL AND LOCAL. Can't Wear it Out. A wateh riui'l Imi worn out by nny or. dlnnry menim. but If iot nMrly denned and oiled run lo worn out In it liort time. There Ih no uscciihu for jh'K lectlngyour llnu wiilcli, whim good work can Imi ilono for Miuh u Himill iruu nnd warranted. I ww only Und-claMM mnUir lul In my work, mill uvcry piece touted More luring. Watch cleaning Muln nprlngH Watchmaker uiitl Juwolur. 7fio 75o C.H.HINGBS (IIUDUATI. OITHUAN, UOOCOMMICHOIAlt ST, WEATHUn nK.'OIIT. Tonight und Thitrndny fnlr. Ice Not Olven Away, I cannot afford to ulvo leu away, but am nolllng n pure nrtlulo nt u price tlinl m wltlilu tho icauh of nil. (IllYHr.M. Icu WollKH. J. Mniriitro. l'ron. 10 tf CAiUTAL, URUWKUY UlilJK. I10TTLUU Kllngcrft Deck.SucceMora to aouthSalem Uottlir. Woika, All orders for Iwttlwlbwir will 1k filled at tbu liruwery. Kept on cold Htorngo. Free city delivery. Tlphono SliU. Ico Very Neatly Qiven Away, Wo can ulvo Ico itwuy, Ui cnnvliico yuu como nnd wo liow big u cliunk you got for llttlo tnoiioy. Our Ico Is timiiufuo turo from pure distilled water. viinIUil Ico Works, lidtf lvLINUHIl & IlKUK. With attain Up. HTho mnrhlnoa have Mourn up und if you expect to feed tbum you need U Mtiniiiv vonrM in win. ii K'i ' iirovlnlimti mid groceries from AlUugun'B llruitttou IMU-Ood WOOD Wo are still i-clllng I foot, largo wwiihI growth wool U'.Uo per wird-Wo are ugt, for Now berg Vnw Hroiuiil Hi man Hrick, neo tho work at thollllheo ChibMlulldlng ulo tho Now I'lUtoiii llotiho, t 1'oitlnnd. 1). 8. 1Ib.nti.hv A, Co., Vhone 30. til" Front wir. Oho- inekutfl. Kugono nchoulit will tVinbor 85. Iwglu un Hup TIioMIhhoh Tracy, of Portland, who have been looking over tho city of Ha loin for tho IiihI few ilnvH. ri'turni'd to their homo thin morning. Mr. und Mm. Wutenpauuh led for Oregon ('lly thin inoniliiK, whuro they will roMdolu tho futiiro. It. II. Iluiimm, of I'ortland nrrlvcd h. Hiilein hiMt nlxlit wn tho overland train to vlxlt with frleliilH. IMI. D'Arcy. iiccoinpanled by IiIh mother, MrH. Ilurbaru D'Arcy nnd IiIh HlHtern, .MInhiih Maria I. and TrcHU Iv I) Arcy, riiturneil IuhI niulit Ironi a three week vlnit In San Frunoiwo. lion. A. .1. Johnson, u mumbor of the Htutn Ixmrd of ngrleiiUiirii, camo down from Hclo yonterilay afternoon to ulteinl tint Ix)ard inwtliiK. Itov. V. H. (lillnirt, of Kimono, ro' tnrnixl on hud uluht'H tiaiu lifter tho lecture. Uhuilotf liter, Hiiliwnmn In tho .lomiph MoyorH & Soii'h dry knm1h wtoro, Iiiih n' turned to IiIh hM of duty, after v pleiiHunt Hojonrn In lliiHtem Oregon tort'MH. Kx.fiiivornnr '.', I'. Mixwly returmil hint nlnht from Tho P.iIIom, MrH. 8, MorriH, of Marlon, onino ii liiMt ovtuilnn and tixlay wont to the in dlan H'hool to Inumtltriitu tho workhiKH of Unulo Hhiii'h iwIiiIiIImIiiiuiii!. Mr. and Mm. Moon, I'rloniU inlwilon uricri to Kuko Iwland, Alanka, worn visit ors to tho Ohemuwa Training wliool to. day. They oxpeot tOHtart to their Meld of lalxir about OutoW 7. I). I), Koolor, V. K,, reportH ipiiteu lurKO iiuiiiWof hlok hornoH thronnliont tho bulimy. A Kit'it ninny (ivinluiHtiKl their hortHM diirlii tho Hiidden hot vpoll mid many have boon feinlin tint lllier- ully of new Kmlu. Itoy D.ivU and IM HIIIh took in the hop ut IKivii'm janl IiihI iiliiht and report a lino time. Harvey tlleudertfon and family re turmxl lattHiiKht from the Winttmiley hop yard, haviiiK linUhisI puking. AnK'lnto .lintllfo 1", A. Moore, of the OruKiiu miproino iniurt, wont to 1 .el union today for u vhort outing. !', H, Johnson, who ban a eontnii't w itli lkirt UroM. to paint tho new vchool IniuiK) ut that pluco, intiirnwil to .lell'er- mm today. Dlok Madlwn, of lndoKiiidonki', drove to(lervaln (IiIn morniuK, Moppiuu In Hiilein IiihI niuht. JumoM Nomnuth, of tho Itickendl null U now louilliitf Ita product to Salem, l-'urnmrly tho output of lliw mill wan uliipiMxl to rortland. MIhxki fcJopliin mid Initio Tuwnveml, of Itowalo, Hpenl (ho day in the city the Ktuwt of 1). I). Koolttr mid famlb'. CHAPLAIN GILBERT His Lecture at the Presbyterian Church Last Evening. Talks Entertainingly of Ills Experience With the Second Oregon in the Philippines, At tho I'"lrt Presbyterian church Tuesday mcnlng Itov. W. H. Gllljcrt, pastor of tho FJnit 1'rcsbyterian church of Knonu, lato clinp laln of tho First Oregon regiment, enUirhilned n select nudloiico very pleas antly with his lecture on tho Philip pines. Tho church was well filled with Sa lem's Jent K!0ile, who seamed to thoroughly enjoy thcchuplulu's talk und gave their closest attention, novum! times Interrupting with applause. Will Kctchum opened tho entertain ment with it very nppropriato piece of music on tho organ, combining tho army buglo calls and some of such old favorite nlrs as "Should auld Acquaint- unco bo Forgot," "Tenting on tho Old Camp Ground" etc. Tho lecturer was introduced by Hev. ICetchuin, pastor of tho church, nnd ho opened with tho werds: "Our nation is In tho midst of events which occupy tho thoughts of tho world." Probably most of tho uud.'-Miro were particularly anxious to hear tho Chap- Ibis views on tho proper rourco to bo pursued In the Philippine, hut ho did not commit himself delluately to much that could bo objected to by anyone. Turning his attention to tho ecoiiuo mlc pluiHo, ho asked: "Will It he a commercial advantage to tlm nation to hold tho Philippines?" and ho seemed to think that it would. It should bo of particular interest to tho people of Ore gon and Washington. The great sphere of tho worlds commerce would he In the Pacllle. lie thought that when tho whole nation's attention wiih turned to a ipies tiou like this tho dciiislou would bo right; "Tho voice of tho American peo ple will be the voice of Owl." Christians ought to ho particularly .Interested in tho dawning of tho new day in the Orient, with all it means for tho spread of Christianity. Ho could not answer thoipiestiouas to how long tho war would last, nor did ho haaid an opinion as to how many troops would Iki required, Some hard problems would faro us and one otitho hardest would ho tho economic problem arising from tho fact that the Filipino owns nothing, Tlieio are no small laud holdings, all laud Isiing owned in gieat estates, and tho people have little to cncotirago saving or industrious habits. "They do not need religion j thoy have plenty of it." And tho speaker paid a glowing tribute to tho religious faith nnd fervor of tho Filipinos, lint they need education, and, "the outcomo of tho Filipinos depends on the dclicnto adjustment of tho question of education." "Tho people will bo given self-government ns fast as they will govern them selves," said tho shaker. He then turned his attention In tho direction of anecdote and personal rem inesence,uud descrilied tho course of tho Oregon regiment and some of tho ex periences which It passed through. The fact then became apparent that tho speaker had a very high opinion of tho chaplain of tho second Oregon and several anecdotes of physical and moral courage, heroism and kindness, nil had tho chaplain as their hero. lie related many humorous incidents, and some very pathetic ones nnd suc ceeded in bringing many handkerchiefs into requisition in tho nudlenco. Describing tho taking of Manila, he said: "Dewey set tho Filipinos at work mid they drove the Spaniards clear Into Manila. Then wo nskod tho Filipinos to step nsldo and wo would finish. And thoy stepped aside, And wo Mulshed. Was tlmtright? You can decido." In regard to tho opening of hostilities with the Filipinos, hesaid: "President McKiuley Is wrong when ho claims that tho Insurgents tired tho first shot. Tho llrsl shot was II red by a sentinel of tho Nehratika regiment." And ho corroli crated tho press report of tho affair. Touching tho effect of soldier life on tliu men, ho had asked tho opinions of I 'J captains and 1'J sergeants. They hud uuanlmouHly replied that comparing tho present with tho llrst of tho term of service, thero was less tendency to drunkenness, less gambling, more pro fanity mid no loss in huxuiiI purity. .Ma nila was not half as corrupt as cities in our own country. C On tho last count, however tho state ment was not In exact accord with his eirlier description of tho temptations which usxailcd tho soldier, and his as surance that if one of tho lsiys came homo with his purity unsullied his parents should thank (ind. I .ove of homo hud Increased among tho men, many hud reformed their lives, and kindness had grown among them. Tho speaker closed with a beautiful Incident of tho mutual courtesies ex changed between tho American and Filipino troops ut tho sounding of tho evening buglo call "retreat," during a truce, ami said, "may that incident bo a harbinger of the day not far distant S3fliitJlW',S? 111 -Tempered Babies. Intufltclrnt noiirlttimenl tiuliini1lyrriduccll.tctnir. Oimtil nirulmt fri'tfulnru In children by teeUlDir nutrj. tlou nml illu'eitlUoiooO. GAIL BORDEN EAGLE BRAND S9liPK,iM,K.Il,?.,,,'K ' t'Mfcct fuf.int f.xvl Talo no luWtltuto for tho HAOI.i: UUANl). Sknii for Hook I n "luiurs." nonDCN'B coNotNaco milk co., new vohk S-0.,,MtyO,,,M when tho Filipinos ami Americans may understand each other, and peaco shall reign onco tuoro." Chaplain Gilbert has a good delivery and is an entertaining sjicaker jhe steers through tho didlcult situation without dropping offensively into politics; and his lecture is well worth hearing. JOURNAL X.RAY'S." Why is every organ of his party try ing to explain that McKInley Is a really and truly, sure enough crofs-your-heart friend of Dewey ? If Ilryan expects to bo president, why don't ho get in and abusoMcKinley? . . When the upportunitylsaffordcd them the American people, will remove the old (lag from tho Sulu Islands and again make it the flagof the free. Watchman. I believe in tho Filipino war it gave Col, Summers promotion to a general ship and in the incantimo I drew his salary. Fighting Hob. J . Tho president has n "kind heart" and a "glad bund," but that doesn't crush tho Filipino, nor give him autonomy. The statu treasurer has just placed in the vault of tho treasury olllco a $1700 coin safe. Just what for tho Democrat is not informed. Tho business of the of fice is reputed to bo done entirely through tho banks Albany Democrat. Almut tho worst fakir abroad in Hie laud is the foreign advertising solicitor who bilks our merchants on nil manner of side schemes. . If you want your nil, pinned up where It will never 1st seen, give it to tho ad. fakir. When Lincoln was remonstrated with for putting Grant to tho head of tho army, his only reply was: "We need a man that will fight, and Grant fights." MeKlnloy ought to begin looking for that kind of a man or quit business in the Philippines. jWhat WeKeeplOtif Shoes 1 i AN IMPORTANT FOOD LAW. Heavy Penalties for Stlling Ankles of Food Containing Unhealthy Inyrcdt ents, Tho follow lug law wus pavsod at the last session of tbu Missouri Lcglslutuio, taking effect August '."O, 181W: Section 1. That It slinll bo unlawful for any person or corporation doing bus iness in this State to manufacture, sell or offer to sell any article, coniound or preparation for tliu purpose of ixdng used or which Is intended to ho used in tho preparation of food, in which article, comouutl or preparation thero Is any arsenic, calomel, bismuth, ammonia or htm. Sec. U. Any erson or corporation violating tho provisions of this act shall bo deemed guilty of ir misdemeanor und shall, iikii conviction, bo lined not loss than nno hundred dollars, which ahull bo imld into and become a imrt of the road fund of tbu county In which such lino is collected. The oHirutiou of this law will bo mainly ugriust alum baking powders. Hut tho inauufiu'turo or sale of any article Intended to lie lined In food which contains any of tho substances classed by tho law as unhoalthful from Ari-enle to Alum Is absolutely prohibited. New Goods Arriving Daily. WE ARE RECEIVING IMMENSE LINES OF Fine Dry Goods, Clotriing, Hats,-Etc., And will sell these goods at the lowest possible prices. The sun does not always shine in Oregon, so prepare yourself with one of our new Umbrellas; steel rod umbrellas, with a good cover, as low as 50c. We also have them in fin! silk with fancy handles. We bought them direct from the makers, and will guarantee n, , prices lower than any other house in Salem. We nave also received a full line of Rubber Goods, JMacltintosries, Etc, Save Money At a iKuuiir you're privileged to ask for moot anything from the proverbial neodlo to tho thresh, lug nunliiuo, but in one of our sino thero tiro limits, and tho limit with us Is bicycle. Wo do want to linprvMM you this Full with tho foot that wo uro in tho hoet of shitix) to lit you out cemplete: you mid your family, leiiuimW, in shoo of all kinds, umlervwMr, rubbers, iiuu'lntiwluw, (Hilton blankets, umbrellas, 1k side a splendid lino of men's furnUhings, ties, etc., and u com pinto line of notions of nil oIu.hm Including kitcheuvvouruud small thing. X X X X X X WIGGINS' 'vVy BAZAAR, We place especial emphasis on shoos for we've worked up u splendid trade on tho celebrated Hamilton Hrownlinoof warrant cd goods that always glvoMtisfuc tton. Our men's work shoos, women's every day shoos, and children's school shoes nro us honest goods as thero are in exist ence, made, hold, mid warranted by tho lilggeot shoo houco in the world, Tho llutwt troods, Includ ing kungnroo calf. Imx calf, colt skin, doiigoln, and vicl, uro mudo on latest lasts, nnd ut our H)pular racket prio, tiro handed you at u big nv ing. Wo vv ant to show you nnynow.even if ymi'roonly looking 307 4 Com. By attending our dosing out snlo. Wo uio doing ttttmtly as wo udwtlto nml execl to finish by January 1, UKX). V nro omjrlug our ontlio dt.mk AT F1KBTCOSTTO VB. Our Capes jackets and Collarettes ' Jim ft arrived theio goods were ordered throo. munths mjii, ami u tht eloth hud lon out wo liu to luko tiioni. imo-ro wio iiuum gooiit wo ovr had thoy will 1m eaorillcv! with tho rent. 1V not iiiIm this opHrlunlty. HEATING by STEAM HOT AIR HOT WATER hstimutes furnished, and work done promptly, substantially and at honest prices, J Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty. T. 8, BURROUGHS, 102 Stato St, Phone I5II OilLJ-J BROS.& CO. ' FIRST DOOK SOUTH OP I'OSTOFPJCE, SALEM, OREGON. MTN rMm jtffer .Septomlwr 16th. I. OR ASS SEEDS All fresh seeds. No old stock left over. Get our prices. Lowest in the city. Brewster & White The Shirley Engagement. Next week beginning Poptomlior 18, TJio Ji'ihIo Shirley Company will play u return engagement nt the Heeds opera house. Hulom theatre goers will ro mumbor Miss Shirley as tho llttlo lady who mado such tv pronounced succoss ou her last trip. Since then tho company bus traveled through Canada mid Wash, ingtoii where they havo proved iv grout success. They como with now plays such us Trilby, Doris, Married in Haste, Lidy of Lyons, Clever Fool and others. Tho opening bill will 1k "Dor is", in which r-'fflo Kllsler mado her grorttost success. It Is a strong ami iKiworful play of human interest, tho characters being drawn In strong colors. Tho third net is pronounced tho cleverest work douo by Miss Shirley, her pend ing scene Mug not unlike the second not of "U Tosva." August Si!, tho Tueonm Lodger snys: To nil who tvmombor tho charm mid power of Ktllo Klhler, tho production of her piny "lorrin, lust night ut tho Tnoonuv by tho Jessie Shirley company brought up memories of their favorite, Jessie Shirley's portrayal of IVirrU is ipilto ns distinctly impressive a tho most exacting could with. Estray Notice, .Nuiloc liUivl.r Bliootli! 1 bTe uku un ana imiHiHiio hip rtuiovriHn'rllHt nlrinl rouitil ruunlns at Ur wlihlo ih nt of 84. lui, tlWlf Whit mare, 10 or It year olU hu4 all aruaikl wIkU about WO. 'It owner ef mUl animal rau btt tbuw bjr wtulng rorrty aott Trying U lnri cnarsM and en-en . 01 taking Dp aa4 kreplnx lo , ami la doiault thrvot Wr lit dj, 1 wm prorvd to wit the l J animal at ubltc aac llu a ptovktnt In vrJInane No, aw of ih ftrvall9lty. iatJ KaWoi, BeHemU'r U, ISW. n. w oiusQx, Cilr ilirhU BEST QUALITY RUBBERS FQR CHILDREN BEST QUAL1VY RUBBERS, MISSES' SIZES LADIES SIZES 25c 35c 50c Ahckintoshes for everybody girls and boys, ladies and gents, full assortment Fin? Clothing for boys or men. Hats to fit and suit everyone. Our Fall overcoats just arrived Trunks and Valices, Blankets and Comforters. COME HERE FOR YOUR DRV GOODS AND GET THE BEST QUALITY Of UUUUJ rtl UUVIbJI I IVIVIO. 9 FRIEDMAN S NEW RflGK Cor. Commercial and State streets, Salem, Ore HEEDS Ol'EIiA JEOrSS P ATI ON IlltUS., Irra ami itnoiiKcra. ALL FAIR WEEK, COMMENCING MondaT.Septcinbcr 18 RETURN ENGAGEMENT OF THE POPULAR Jessie Sliii'lcy Co. IN A New Repertoire of New Hays DORRIS. MARRIED IN HASTE, TRILBY, LADY OF LYONS, MOTHS, CLEVER FOOL. Popular Prices 10. 20 anil 30c OgJ vl lajgj Without is Home Mother. Or wife to ilcromte It nml innknit cheer ful uiitl nttrnctivo with tliu many pretty things in tnnntol ornanu'iits, lirlc-iwlirnc'. Intuit, ileconitol ehlim. toilet FotH anil viiM-jt mieli its wo nro hIkiuIih,' in our lienutiful uelectlotiri in thin line. Our stoek ol crockery, cliinn, glaMwaro, iniups, ten unit illnner petH is the tlnost to ik) loiiiui tins Hide ol I'ortianit. SonnemanN, TUB OUOCEll 124 Stato at Telephnno SI Ttte Oucstton .5Iics A to whether it Un't Iwttor to lmy n llttlo more nml pit mtiefnctnry optiwil KjxkIs. Wo k11 the lliuvt ijiwlhy o( I KUtssoa, 8HH.'tac!ea etc. am! Kiiaroiite' tllHlll Ajltlrif.intnr. Tlt...k . .u. .!.. ' ill umrlns near sightiHl (-lufos uiiIwh iiroiwrly tittwl. Wo have a new mothml unit invito all jhi!o uoarinir biiclt plnssos to call in nml tlml out if they nro right. BARR'S JEWELRY STORE 118 STATU STRnBT. fiJJJj. ' . &: x f-A'i.' ijjj .'.'..' 'jtv 'wr v .'J tsjjj t X Dreyfus, Olis, flgiiinaldol! Tliewi three men nro moro talked nhotit than nnv othur men in fact tlieir iiiimeH nro on ovuryho(lvfn IlpM. Tlio same applies to thoso nico, sweet, frajfiiiiit iiioiiiatic Havana La Corona, 10q Oil? GbampioD, La Commerce, Emblem, The iiuIoinl None ho sweet. nllct None ho good. wrxllct in: I hey nro perfection. All dealers. I H. flOCKENSTEIN, Propr. You Are Invited to Attend the UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC. If you desire a thorough Musical training, with Diploma and degree. College now in session. Phone 2916. A card will bring a catalogue. Address, Francesco Seley, Dean, Salem, Ore. Salem: Studio INTER-STATE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. Mrs. Elfa finders Willntac Over First National Unnk. Classes in Piano Forte playing, Harmony, Theory and Class Reading. Studio hours from 0 to 12 nnd 2 tofl. TWO FIX IS "SEW 1MAXOS IN I'SB OF LriILS. STUDIO FOIl U M. KIRK. 54, BO, At 58 i-nono oyi Stnto St. Grain, Hay, Flour, Mill Feed, Building Material, Lime, Omcnt, Plaster etc, Grain, Hay and Straw stored Wagon Scales. I'ronipt nnd careful attention given to tho delivery of U'ods to any lrt of the city. ' ti.S-tf Ht. flng?I College j or Hoys unit youiiK men. Im I'lillillli'tfiltT tho lluiielli!tiiii KntlitrH lliultlilullr nn.l .iv... .it.... i. . i........t ill iitkli'ti from Siii,.,., jn .ii.,jT-... i..., , , ,r-f. '""uhoi) 1MJ4HV-.., vv; w ""na ,",""' "ii.i vojn-LBrK ami tiiinmuni! ueukkki: rrei'rai" Literary, Seientille, CIushIoiiI, Nornuil, Commorclal. Spkoiai. C'dihui s hi Matlie niatie, biiryovlnn, Drawing, Civil Service, Trench, Uernian, .siuiitfli, lUlun .Shorthand, IyuvritiiiK', Teleisrupliy, Musie. A iM.eolul cIiih.i U nr.Ai 1 1 for bin. donU who on neeoiint of farm lalx.r, wish to outer Into in fall and le ire earlv m MirliiK. Aea.lemle decrees and toaehers state itirtilietim nnd ntnte ililiii:w ron fernnl. Send for entuloKtie. Addreen, Tim l'lttaitiKNT Mount A.nukl Cimxcib, Mt. v, Ore. W. NORMAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC AMD ART '(.. M. l'.Mtvi.v, Mil. Dee., Director. Mils J, X, lluowv. I'rlneiiuil of Art. Opening Day' Tuesday Afternoon and EveningSept, 12 ,.,. Studie: Room No. 7, Patton Blook. I he iiuiile and art-loving Iimhlie eoidinlly invltiil. Tho imii.ii' m 1 art iMiirwdi oftliU M.honl ill luciiml to tho Ixwl in tlie Xi.rtliwit Mechanic, Attention. It you nro looklui; for a good joj, M All Arranged. A satisfied, contented feelini: eomt. over n iwreon when all tlw arranutv munis lor any event nro comivititoii When you know that you have. full provided that whieh may be reuir! and can calmly wait, knowing that tlwt which you espoct will come Mv new ttiv-k ia now all arraiiL-rtl. Tho last casos open! conUiined IjJifii' ta, Jaoketa ami Colluwttwt, atul tho fiinnp Pinrinn v niyui iviyuui' Jk a V ill hone 1781 IIIIC KLOl U ANU KKKU MtfN 1 IVutt kt. Mivheaaudiwuntera are tilled with all yarietttks ol .try goods, all of w litch Imvi leon Uxicht ioreah uiul uilllxuU, for msli at pricv that iiminx your t and th matorlal awl w.iuiro twin "wfwntew an t Uk! wit h all nl ,wm J-anetles of dry rooiU, all of w hich lw n Whit. Uuinhl mAcl. ...1.1 ..all !.. ml.l nt .... , . -wm w.,. im v nnu n,, w NM1 inu iiiiiw uixmi i.wtawrHHt Wheat Orowcrs. Who are haulius U their crop will tlml a goal dinner wed for 15 cwita at the Wonder Itntaurant Neivt door li- Uarrvtt A Uwrciicv tmg tho larvxMt itoteible iiuantity of bast gXnU (or the let amimat of money. xur iiuiHVtioii Ho My stock await await yuur comiiii:. . it IIoUm.S .V7 l oumurial ttreet Tocw La Ciiptx . ttcp warm, etpcctaOi I Jb fctt. uiJ take Dr. MU" Ncnut, J NBW We w uli to auiKHince u tlte gueral public that we havo nurchasod t w oltvant ami luaguirkant funeral vr, of latest diMign, and are therefore in a i tkoi to handle funeruU in a much better manner than heretofore, and wit' )ene. We itave king fett tlmt Salem, being tho capital city of air ' ., HlKHild be up u date in the manner ol handling funerals, aud we have ' y feiaretl ne expeiite iu purchasing tlw oar. It was built by the Jauit I uc "v Co., ltochester, New Vrk, w Ito WiiW the finest vehicle in the I'nited ' While thU i not the iwit expeimve funeral car ever lxult, still it w the l ',c shipred totrV'iv e i "rtiallv invite all t- inspect -Kir fncihtitM, and when noceeiV N' give u litieral palrvinajiv OI.l.UfcU u"