The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, January 16, 1900, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextP ir - , b r i , fi h ' Bio Removal sa C We will soon remove to more spacious and commodious quarters, and for the next 30 or 40 days we will make deep cuts in prices on everything in our stock, Want to move as few goods as possible, 2C X fake advantage of this opportunity to buy goods cheaper than ever before in Sa km. CASH STORE " C HOLVERSON'S OOt COtVlMlCKOIAl. ST. hi ii nil fivery iiem ptco 4 ... 5 Fancy Silks A lot of choice patterns sold regular at $1.50 the yard. Sale Price 95c yard Some 75c and $1.00 val ues to close at 63c the yard y j Fur Collarettes Our big cuts are mov- 5 ing them fast. From $2 p to $6 saved on each it garment. 2 J J. J. DALRYMPLE COMPANY Axvnvvivvm SS &sgT2EEk That Will Be a Revelation, To tlioso whose eyes need help In (illlior spectacles or oyeglasneii, wo will urnisli nt miy time that you oil I upon iih ami Imvo your eyea tested. Wo uro nbllliul ni.tlrlimu mill will teat VCttr bIkIiC nnd make qyeglaeaos or spectacles from tho llncst IToncli crystal or lira. xillan pouuloa, aim iuijiihi mom propcriy ut a reasonnblo cost. Wo carry n com plete lino ol all sizes In louses and can repair or replace any part of a gold, gold llllodor nlcklo frame. All work war-' ranted. C-H.HINGBS WATCIIMAKKII AND OITICIAN. 21 Yearn Kxporlenco. HOO COMMBHOIAU 6T, WEATHBn nEPORT. Tonight nnd Sunday occaaionul rnin, 55 v 11 Uj & JaPl l:V 'JI vr BOIiTNIUNr Breakfast Oercals Tliut muko an appetizing and delicious meal wo have in all kinds of prepara tlons from nuta, wheat, corn and In uud oatllakcs, wheateu grits, and comhlned with our gcnulno sugar-cured hams, hacon or saueago. and a cup of coffee made from exquisitely flavored uud high grndo coffeea, or our lino Kngllsh hreuk tea, la a treat foi tho gods. SonnemanN, THK OKOOKU 15M SUto at Tolophono SI Out 178 Days, Tho good ahlp CrlsMlo haa just arrived with a cargo of tho celehruted Cllaut I'ortlond Cement. Plenty on hand and fur sale. Also 20,000 feet drain tile at reasonable pricea. D. S. BENTLEY & COMPANY. 3IO Front Street! crfsssten WAKTS TO SEE YOU I If you have n harness that Is not all right, or If you need any new work In that line, it will surely pay yon to call on ,Ff Ff SHAFER, SALEM. OREGON- 1W State Kt. 1-llihtw 1 Whom it May Concern. Saijui, Or., Doc. tftf. 18W. All persons knowing thomsomw in. WkUmI to tho Salem Truck & Dray Co., wilt rrnirr call at their oillco and settle iWiifi1"'j' or their ucrounta will lm ImmmI with n attorney for collection, U$. UrJaHold Jtecelver. IB-2fl.( 6! CASH STORE - u n i is a Money aavcr g i I DEEP PRICED Cuts on all Men's Clothe ing A reduction of J 25 per cent given g to January Buyers, t Pay you to look $ through. $ v The McQIfTort Case. Nkw Yonic, Jan. HI. The I'resbytury of Now York, Hitting no a court of Johiih Christ, listened to the formal charges cf heresy made against llov. Dr. Ariliur 0. McOiffort hy tho atntcd clerk, ami thereupon cited Dr. McOlfTert to appear peforo it ut tho next meeting o the I'roMhytery, to ho held on February, 12, and plead. Urgent Deficiency Ulll, Wahiiixuto.v, .Inn. 111. Tho urgent deficiency appropriation bill, tho Jlmt of tjio liiiiortimt IiIIIh for the government, carries fr(l,lS7,8 II, of which f l7,no:i,!EI2 is ru.ipproprinted for the military and nnval establishments. The bonne today took up this meiiK. ure. France'B Claim Paid. Nkw Yoiik, Jan. 1(1. A ccial to llio Herald from Washington hiih: A cahk-grnm rccelviil hy the atato do pnrtment conlirma tho iinnouncement of tho Mitlafuctory aottluiueut of tlio dlh piito Iwtwcon Kmiirunnil Santo Doiningo relative to olitima landing ajjaiimt tho Inner government Minister trowel I, upon hN arrival In bantu Domingo, w ill formally recng nine tho Jimeuea government. lOUAY'U MAKKKT. 1'oitTi.ANn, Jan. 111. Wheat valley 60 61 Walla Walla, 61. Flour Portland, 2.II6 to 3.00. Super line 'J.15 per hhl. Oat-White ai:!o, grey 3:1. to it I Hay TImolliy l).60(2f 1 1.00 per urn. Hopa 8 tie; old crop 6 tie. Wool Valley. 12($liie: Katern Or egon, 80Hc Mohnlr, 27 & ilO. Mlllatuff llran. $17: ahorta. 18. Poultry Chlckona, mixed, 2.60 to il.f)0 iien8 4 10 i.ou, lurxeya, live, liic. Kikh OreL'on.lllo ner do. Illdea GreenaltiiHlOlhH.SCTOc.uude w ina, 4tSHti; snoop pelta, I0(!i20e. Onlona 1 to lc. llutter Ileal dairy, ilO37jtf ; fancy creamery, 60o to 65o atoro 22)o 27)0. Potatoes 65 to Wo jnir cental, How Ileavv ilrcaaed Be to tki. Mutton DreBscd,0)o to 7e per pound. lleef Kteora. 3.60Ql.0Oj cows, IK.OO c;i.ou ureaikit, iwel u& tu vuul tlroaaoil, (U&8)o HALliM MAKKKT. Wheat 68 pounds and over lOe. Wool Klo, Alolmlr 8tk. HopatltoHV. Hurley its to :i8o. Outs 2tl 28o. liny Haled, cheat IH.IHl,, Timothy 8.QI10. ' Kgga-ineillc. 1'lour In wIioIoniIo Iota 12.70 retal 3 00 Mlllatuffa hran 13.00 slim ta Ifi.OO Iloga dresBod, 6ie. Live cattle Steora 3iowHaif lo !l. 8hoep-$2.&0fX Dreaaed Veal tljC, llutter Dairy 18 cureamery Xe. Poultry Ohlukeua 11 to 7o, 'I iirkuya 10 tol2W. 1'niatoea 26 to iak'. peo tho ftimhi M)rtruIta in tho alrwit shnweaaea of tho lilito Studio, Mm- iininy iHirimiueui. ami (lie auiMO Ol litnli Inn iKick Knst. Mfltf ItOTfU AnitlVALS. CHITAUU. Maude A. Scott, lllanulio Arkurieht, Mnrl Storl, lllmieho IMikett, Alma Trimhle. Clma. I., Wllllj. and wife, Coney Inland Co.: A. M. Crawford, J. (X iMillerton. Itimehui-g; 'I'luix. liuther ford, Murlon. WII.LAMETrB. O. h. Fitvhuid. Now Yerk: W. II. Jenkiua, Scattle: K. K. Itohlnna, Mc Coy : Sherman Wmlo, Olec, Or. ; A.J. Goodman, Iiuli'iKnulonco; Will Wat klua, St. J(H, Mo.: T. 0. Cionan, Or ungc, Maaa. ; U. . Otiuteuhelu, II.lt. wane, n. ,. ii. ruior, j. u ilriguc, l..rll,...,l . Arll.ll..l.ul.,..u l,l......tH. . U F. Jiulu. 11. llHmluMifor. San l''rniiulMi: ' H II ILiV-lnr A I) rir.ilinm Pl.liwi.... I .. ... ..v.n.w., ... ... .., ,...,., v,,v'h- To cure I, Gtfppt, Keep im, i pcctatl) 1 htU n4 tV l)r, MllcY Kcrviu. flfeHtttoSiMiiMftB SENATOR SI.WON'S INDIAN BILLS Wasiiinoto.v, Jan. 10. Senator Simon recently Introduced two hills that will ho wholly or partly nppllcahlo to Oregon and Oregon Indiana. One hill provides tlintall entries of land or allotments of land in aoverally heretofore made (o any mixed-blood IndlanB, of whatever degree, by vlrtuo or any of tho laws of tho United States, are hereby ratified and confirmed, nnd said mixed blood Indians shall hereafter enjoy all tho rlghta of Indians In their ro spcctlvo tril)es. All mixed-blood Indians who aro one-half or lesa limn one-hnlf of Indian blood, who have heretofore taken allotment of land In ceveralty, shall ut once receive pat ents tu fee for paid allotments, and all such mlxcd-blood Indians who shall hereaf lor take allot menta of laud In sever ally, under any of thelnwsof the United Slates, shall, upon taking such ullot. men I of land, receive from tho United Slates a patent for the same in feo, and snid mixed-blood Indians, upon receiv ing such patents, shall have the right to sell, convey or incumber said landa, and tho same wliall bo subject to taxa tion in tho s.imo manlier and to the same extent ns lands of cllier.s of the United Slates aro taxed. Handball Match, Ciiicauo, Jan. 10. James Fitr.goiald, Irish handball champion, and his pait ner, liuis Keegan, defeated William Carney, champion of the world, and his partner, Captain Ward, three out of live games, Sunday afternoon. The gomea were all well contested. Credit. Embarrassed country dealer In a Koatou wholesale grocer;: "I would like to make a settlement." "How much can you pay'" "Seventy-llvo cents." "Very well," said Wholesale, "wo will :lose the account." "I suppose you will continue to let mo have Roods V" said Itctall. "Not n dollar's worth," responded Wholesale, and the former, dlscour Igcil, dropped Into a chair. K m Im missed retailer No. 2 stepped to the desk nnd wanted to settle "How much do you offer?" "Five cents." "All right," said tho unembarrassed Wholesale. "Can I have any more goods?" "All you want." Itctall No. 1, rising: "How Is this? 1 propose paying you 73 cents on tho dollnr, and you refuse mo credit. This man offers you only r cents, and you will trust him with all he wnnls." "My denr sir," exclaimed Wholesale, "you ate paying too much. Yon won't hove any capital left with which to commence business ngnln." Where upon tho credltless rctnller went his way, wondering who originated the proverb, "Honesty la tho best policy." New York Observer. Silver or Oild. Koine neonlo want one or tho other for a standard but all tho llrstelass pro vIhIoiis and groceries you may waul can lie hud for either gold, silver or currency ut llrauson A ltugun'a. I 16 cod ITho modern cure fur cmihtlputlon ihn famous little pills known ,.s lie Will's Llitlo Barly KNcrn. Stm Drug Stores. GLOS Saturday witnessed a tremendous jam all over our store, but yesterday was simply a repetition of it only on a larger scale. We opened at 9 o'olock, and in a very few minutes every clerk extras and all was waiting on as many as lie could attend to. We closed at 12 for an hour, but had to make it an hour and a half, for even tired clerks must eat, Then from 1 :30 to 6 the crowd fairly surged around the coun ters. Truly we are amazed. We had mentally charged the Salem public with being slow to see good things, but we were wrong. They know a good thing and they are getting it now. Colored shirts, suspenders, ties, men's knit gloves, and fine silk-lined Atohca goods, men's working gloves in all grades, overalls, overshirts, fascinators, mittens, of all qualities for ladies misses and children, children's' bootees, knit sacques, etc., yarns, cashmere gloves, etc., silk mittens, Now just a word regarding what you'll find here. We have lots and lots of shoes for working men, for ladies, fine or heavy wear, for. boys and girls fine or school wear. Mackintoshes for evervone. underwear, woo ana A good assortment of kitchenware, glasswnre, etc., and smaller notions of all kinds. We are and if you doubt it compare prices, Our cost mark is fiee if you ask for it. AiERCHAN is, we can ao you gooa on various lines we carry, oeverai nave come in ana securea good buys in dif ferent lines. Don't hesitate to come and look around. We are determined to make short work of this, and vou con snvp time and money on anything I Mean Business, I'm going to get out buy me nut completely I will announce in due ate future, W cHiiuot delixer any wiooins B THE 'FARMERS' WHEAT Alleged Shortage In Junction City Ware- ' house of tlte Late Root. Clow. Last week ltobt. Clow, the well-known miller and warehouseman of Junction City, died, and hie widow wt.B appointed administratrix of the estate. An investigation by parties having wheat stored in Clotv's warehouse aroused suspicion of a shortage and suit was brought in circuit court for Lane county for the appointment of n receiver Tho parties to tho suit are: II. M. Milllorn, J. V. Milllorn, Jcsso Sovorn. W. O. Washburno Wado Dougherty and 8. II. Friendly plaintiffs; Carolino Clow, administratrix of tho estato ol Hoocrt Clow, deceased. Halfoiir Guthrie & Co. and tho Portland Flour ing Mills Co., Hnysnnd Harris, defen dants. Thu plaintiffs allege: That Kohcrt Clow was receiving wheat on storage and was manufacturing the samo into nour under mo namooi mo Junction City Milling Co.; that thoy delivered 10,000 bushels of wheat to ItoWt Clow and took receipts for tho same. That they bellevo a great amount of wheat whMi they stored in said ware hnusehas been shipcd out and sold by said Itoht. Clow aa his own wheat lo Hal four, Guthrie A. Co., nnd the Portland Flouring Mills Co., also a large amount of Hour'; that ltobt. Clow also manufac tured out of plaintiff's wheat a largo amount of Hour, bran, etc., which is in tho mill ; also a largo number of grain sacks owned by plaintiffs, and the ad ministratrix threatens to dispose of the flour and bran If not restrained "by the court. Judge J. W. Hamilton hoard the mo tion for a receiver and appointed W.C. Washburno receiver, with S.OOO bonds, of the Hobt. Clow wurehouso and tho Junction City Milling Co., S. H. Knkin, surety on bond. The Thome Cose. Prosecuting Attornoy Geo. M. Drown, of Hosehurg, was in tho city today. Ho rcorta that In tho Thome caso II. F. Hnrvoy who was tried yesterday, was bound over to tho grand Jury, nnd gave bonds in tho sum of f 1000. This Is the only person whom tl o girl charges di rectly with having criminally asnuultod her. Hugh Patterson, the man who was In the box-car with Miss Thome, when she reg lined consciousness, and who made his escape, has been captured at Albany and will be taken to l.une county for preliminary examination. L Tho Elite Studio's work is tin to the standard of any work done in Oregon. 1-intf PERSONALS A. M, Crawford, of lloeeburg, Is In thu city on business before the supremo court. Miss Florence Hrown, of Silverton, who came to Salem to attend thu funeral of the late Max Miller, Is visiting nt the home of Councilman Geo. Griswold. W. Scott and son, K. W. Scott, of Ne braska, arrived in the city today uud are visiting at the homo of J. P. Veatcli. The senior Mr. Scott wuh it pupil In Mr Voatch's school nearly -10 yeara tio They are thinking of locating in Oregon. It. J. Hergchbach returned from Sumptcr hist night, llo thinks Sump tor is all rlifbt, he prefers Uaker City as a place for business. He has lought a s'lopat llio latter place and will move there. , tIio F.irio Studio, corner Commercial and Court streets. l-llltf NG OUT ST06K AT BXAGT co on nosierv. sweaters or you need that we may have. at once, and if any one wants to there's a good business for him. time my plans for the immedi' azaar. 307 6om. st Salem. more Ktclageis, Our uleikii ure too busy, iaftyOTann HOME FROM SUMPTEH H. Q. Sonnemann, the Salem Orocer, Keturna From That Mining Camp. II. G. Sonnemann. Salem's enterpris ing grocer, returned last evening from a week spent at Sumpter, the liakcr coun ty mining town. Ilo reports things wlde-awako there and many people Hocking in, but made no investments and has not decided to leave Salem. He considers Sumpter the coming town and loooks for much business there In tho spring. Ho found many Salem people tliere, among them Chas. Hobliu, D. K. Kcnworthy, A. K. Dagcny, Mr. King, 11. J. Herschbach and others. Tho trip from Salem requires 21 hours travel, taking tho narrow gauge road from Ua ker City. There is four feet of snow on tho ground nnd good sleighing. Henry Is quite enthusiastic over Hint mining region, but still cannot forget that Sa lem Is one of the best towns on tho Pa cific coast. Motion County Ctops. A (iervals correspondent rcort8 that there Is an unusually largo acreage of fall-sown wheat planted, which farmers report as growing nicely, under tho pre vailing favorable weather conditions. Stock has wintered well, and will enter the spring season under favorable auspices. There is nothing transpiring in the hop market, except that growers ate feeling better and anticipate a market soon at reasonable prices. Few hops have been sold in this vicinity so far, and as it Is an Iinxrtant money-making factor, times are necessarily quiet, and wore it not for potatoes, there would be little, If any, looso money. Potatoes aro enhancing In prico from 20 ..to 27 cent per bushel, sacks fur nished ; hut dealers say the Increased priro does not repay losses on account of rot nnd blight. Dealers who had stocked up heavily reort a loss of 20 er cent, and the same can ho snld of farmers who have their spuds hurled in tho ground. A change of seed must lio had, else tho famo of Oregon ns it potato-growing atato will bo lessened and tho dealers, as woll as tho growers, be robbed of a paying agricultural proposition. Tho low lands, or bottoms, aro worse affected by disease than aro tho up or rolling lands. Potatoes will prove bail keepers this season. There has literally beou ilo wheat shipped so far of thu 18110 crop from this IKjint. It Is conservatively claimed that tliere is stored here fully 60,000 bushels of wheat and oats of tho 18!KI crop, and all of it Is a choice character. Expensive Smartness Newt Morris was arrested at Turner yesterday and brought liefore .Justice Johnson last ovenlng on a charge of dis turbing a public meeting. Ho plead guilty, wsa lined f 10 and costs and went to jail. It scorns that ho attended a re ligious lecturent the Ilatlle Creek school house nnd conducted himself in a man ner which Is too common with some young Jakes who know no better. Casper Morris was brought In this morning on tho samo charge, of disturb" lug the same meeting, mado tho samo plea, got the same flue nnd went to the mmo placo of retirement. COST! Today, Tuesday, we will open for business at 9 o'clock. We will have to close at 12 to get dinner and to straighten up stock a bit, We will open at 1.30 again and wilf close at 5:30, a half hour earlier than Monday,but our force is being overworked and there are days and days ahead of us yet. The stock gets such a "mauling" that we must take some care of it too. and the onlv wav is to shut the doors. If flip cimvik keep on increasing, we will caught up. dovs ana men. wnue snins ana About Wheels and Sundries, My new lines vill not be in for a few weeks yet. Meanwhile all my carried over ones to close out at Cost. Keep your eye on my new lines. uid, tilling p0! at .hI, nw can't afford China Pheasants They are out of season now and we cannot have them on our tables, but we can all have the best thing of the season just the same by taking our meals at the SI. Elmo Restaurant, 244 Commercial at., Salem GtiOIttiti UROS., Proprietors. POLITICS AND MATRIMONY. How an Eastern Oregon Office Holder Won a Salem Bride. From The Dalles Tlmei-Moiintilncer! Hon. Arthur Hodges, county clerk of Crook county, and Miss Stella Gossucr, daughter of Hon. AlonzoGcsncr, will bo married nt tho home of the latter hi Sa lem on thu 17th. Following is said to bo the prepasal: "My Dear Miss: I hereby announce mvself as it candidate' for your hand, and 1 shall use all fair and honorable means to secure the nomination. I know thero are many candidates In the field, and 1 hesitated long before entering the raco, butnowlamlu to stay. My views on love and matrimony havo often been expressed In your hearing, and I will not repeat them hero. You know 1 fa vor tho gold standard, of love a 100 cent dollar love uud a maintenance of tho stuudard after marriage. If you de cide to confer upon me the honor 1 speak of, please fix n date for caucus with your mother I have no objection to hor acting as temporary chairman, provided it is clearly understood thai I am to be chairman of the ermaneut or ganization. Should tho result of the caucus prove satisfactory, wo can soon hold tho primaries and select the date and place of the convention. "I have never believed in long cam paigns, so if you huvo decided to honor me I will ask you to muko thu conven tion dittu as early as possible. Devotedly Yours," And the young lady telegraphed back: "Caucus unnecessary. Nominations un animous. Come ut once and tlx date of ratification." Office ImproveJ. Secrolnry of State Dunbar Is back in his renovated and improved of lice. Tho groom has lieen entirely iu-nr-ranged. A partition now runs the lengUi of the miilii oillco and keeps the hold riway from the desks. Tho public can now rest its elbowi on a counter and talk through u window when it haa anything to say. The par tition Is of polUhcd wood, ground uud stained gluss and the workmanship Is very fine. The Kllte Studio's sepia prints, sum ph'B of which aro in thu street show cases, are it revelation to the picture loving public. In nil new styles nnd mounts the Kllte leads. l-llltf River Rising. Tho river stood at 21 feet alxivo low water yesterday morning and whs fall lug. It hits risen six indies since, and still stands nt 21 feet ubovu low water. This apparent phenomenon Ih accounted for by tho fact of it miscalculation yesterday morning. close every two hours to get co ars. me landkerr.hfek ir selling every item at spot cost to hire ilitrni dtdlrarad. nTOION To close out the Fine Dry Goods Store, formerly Willis Bros,, 1st door south of the Postoffice. The stock consists of staple and fancy dry goods, ladies' and gents1 furnishing goods, hats and caps, silks, satins, velvets and plushes, lace curtains, blankets, and an immense stock of shoes, Goods also sold at private sale, AUCTION SALES: TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS DAYS AT 2 P. URDAY EVENING. Isadore Greenbaum 1st Door South of the Post Ofllce. S. Friedman Auctioneer. FRIENDSHIP Is somctlmca ensllv gained nnd us and premanent friends, The lollowtng are it lew 01 our iruuc winning inn-. Kngnr, granulated, 20 lbs for MW Sugnr (do) icr bag, 100 lbs M Minco Meat, best, per pkg . w Soda, Arm and Hammer, per lb fie, 0 lbs for "ft Peas, imported French : very fine, per can lo Cornmeul. whito or yellow, per bag 2A Mush food, fancy, wheat flakes, per package 10 Flour, best standard brands, per sack ii llaking l'owdor Dr. Price's Crcniu, and there is no better made, peril) M lluekwheat flourvery best pure, per sack .;J Gelatine "Plymouth Hock;1' extra lino o Marmalade Peach, fancy quality, per can 12,' Apples, dried s, good quality, 41bs for 2 Ihuslns II Crown Muscatels, 4 lbs for 25 Lard pure leaf tho finest we over sold or saw, per lb 10 You can buv stuff called lard unywheio nt UK'. Wo want you to see this Itrl It is packed by t. M. Sinclair .V Co. Very lospectfully, WI: CARRY IHI: SIMONDS MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S ? X- v TC A X GROSS GUT M THESE ARE THE ONLY SAWS USED BY THE LARGE LOGGERS OH WASHINGTON AND THE COLUMBIA RIVER. A A,' X A A Our largely increasing sales tiro an indication of tho worth of tho goods GRAY Cor. State and Liberty Sis. Salem, Ore. Second Week Special of Our ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE We quote u few prices on men's furnishing goods which were not at the auction sale last week, and which we positively will not carry in Men's heavy natural wool fiOe grade Men's heavy lleeccd fiuc grade Men's all wool Camel's hair "fie grade Men's extru hetivy cotton mixed horn 10c grade Men's fine suspenders 20c to lUic choice LADIES GOWNS A v Fine muslin nicely trimmed tl.M) grade Fine muslin nicely trimmed $1.00 grade. Flannelette gowns $1.50 grade. Fhiuuclctto gowns fl.fiO grade TWO SIORES THE SOS nnd 371 OUT OR SIGHT A searchlight will not reveal what is truly out of sight. If you come to our store for GOOD You will need no searchlight to find them, nor will they cost any more, but often less than elsewhere for the same goods. HARRITT & oi.u rosTomcr.iaitocKiu, Salt Lake CityAn Import ant Factor in Transcon tinental Travel. No nun pmsfiimr llw nntl.ia..i ...... ..r fonl to cut Halt Laku City from hlu routu. I ho attractions of tho placo, including tho .Mormon Templo, Tuberuaclu and (Jliurim itiHllliillnna il... i :-..... i-..u 1-ake deader nnd donwor tlian tho Doad bea in the Holy Land the picturtiuo environment and tho Warm riulphur UUd Hot fitirillin. Km (rr.kuf.iM ... .1... eiittare yi rd than any locality on thu miiurii-un ivillllieni. Tho llio Uimndk Wkhtkus- lUll.WAY. connecting on tho Kast with thu IKuivor & lUoUrandoand Colorado. Midlund Hull ways and oa the Vt with tho Southern I'uciiln iPrtiitt-.il Ifmi.. i .....i (.. Short I.lnn. ia tin. nnl.. ....... .....!.., ?-i lino passing directly through Salt JjiU0 City. 1 ho routo through Salt Uko City yla tho Itio Giunuk Wkstkun 1Uii.wav is famous all tho year round. (Jn ac count Ot 1 1 1.1 .11IUM. ..Iii....l.. ,.f III..!. and Colorado it is just as popular in winter as in Miuimer. (tend V'o to .1. J. MhiihIUiM, 2.VI Wiihhington St.,l'iirtland ; or lico. V. UiiinU, Acting (icnornl I'ns- Miliar Al'i'HI. Suit IjiL-ii I'ili- r.,.- ......... of ".Silt Uke City-tho Cil id ll.'c t-Hwiua. r fuumoii iua'jvuiIi& ANYWHBRB AT ANYTIME Call on or Writ f. C. IKE'S IIITEtTISW IHEKCf 44 A 63 Merchant' Exchange "N hUAMCISCO. cm. SALE! AND 5A I UK- A., ALSO SAT 0 v easily lost. Hut our low prices make true TDACDON BROS, BROS v c disposed of t io ii urr. !Bf J ...IS. , , .98c .ax w .( LEADER Coinmorolul Sttreot. TWO STORES LAiDRBNCB ItJSUDS OPERA HOUSE r.vrroN limm.. ufi nn-i mp'm ANOTHER NOVELTY. g5y;TAN19 Tho Famous ReDfz-5aDtI?y Novelty Company in COMEDY vai inuvu 1 w PANTOMlfel ... ... T J Three Shows for One Price of Admiscfl M GOODS m Affair OfHooor t'ricesUo, 60, 76c, Sp's mm on J .... ?! iktmm