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Prom the west to the cast side of Com
mercial Street, Nearly opposite our old
location, where we are preparing to greet
our patrons,
CASH
STORE
HOLVERSON'S
208 and OOO COMMaROIAIi ST.
J J DALRYMPLE & CO
Tlio only coraot sold with
a guarantee thnt they aro
Btrictly "host moor."
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Warner' 20th century
coreeta have whalo bono
hlpj.
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1 J DALRYMPLE & CO
A Long Look Ahead
It mitv aenm to von when vov
will
nocd glasses for your tight, but tlint Is
tho mistake ninny mnko wlicn thoy
need heln to tho slirht rlsht now. ll
don't cot anything to como in and lmvo
in teat your eyes It may cave you from
further annoyanco If you lmvo proporlv
adjuatod glasses flttod In time. U'u will
do it at n reasonable coat all kiuda of
lenses dupllcntod when broken.
Wo do everything in tho optical lino.
C.H.HINOBS
BtPXUT 011ICUX.
ABO COMMIXHOUIi
8T,
WEATHER nEPORT.
Tonight and Wednesday fair.
W 1
REEDS OPERA HOUSE
I'ATTON mtUB., Lcimui awl M..
ANOTHER H TIP 1 J I
sJ'irigiis!
(liiiieiciiij- 5
MISS AIAGG1G ltOORB
BOVl-OUTEU BY TUB KUINKNT
YOONO AUVTUALIAN ACTOR
II. II I
Monday Mra. Qulnn'a Twins,
Tuesday A Prodigal Father.
Wedneaday David Oarrlck.
Thursday BUencuof Dean Maltland.
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Kiitlrr- tower floor, fcc
Kurt ftiTeuuj. wi
Hewud lulouur, ate.
OalToir.iMc
New Firm
- ROTH & GRABER
SuQoanvorn to i. Q, Sannoinnnrt.
GROCERIES!
NEJ ffe NEu)
Everything the best, and we will not be undersold by any
house In Oregon.
124StateSt.
CASH,.
STORE
J DALRYMPEE & CO
Wo carry 20 elylofl ami
can null any form.
JEBOQE
Price from DO conta up.
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TJ J DALRYMPLE & CO
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
rOTTAOK.
It Kannor. UAH Lluch.
ago; M
nk klh
0 Dorau. Hnokano. Wn: Fran
patrick, W F Fiobig. Pertland: 0 A
llarlngcr, CorvalllB; II 13 Dass, Brook
lyn, NY: WK Allen, Newberg; W W
Haines, hugono.
w(Li.A)iirrri.
Frank J ThompHon. Snoknno; Lolloy
Wogncr, Cinciiiattl; W. M. Ilogors, Kan
Francisco; Arthur Opponhelmor. Hun
Francisce: W. II. Homnlno, Now Yoik;
W. 0. Minor, Ileppncr; M. L. Jnnua,
Urooka ; 0. W. Colo, 8t. Helena; II. 0.
Palo, Mlas Dale, Medford; Chaa. M.
liotigu, hi ram, Minn,
FOH BALI) A steam wood aaw In good
shape, at n bargain. Boo It. It. Kynn,
01 Court Htreot. 2-0-at
FLOUR
PKKFF.0TION
GOLUKN OllOWN
Mndofrom Highland Hard Wheat, equal
to tho beat in tho market.
Kvory aack guaranteetl.
Ask your grocer for it.
Wholesale only.
J. G,
Wright
2-Otf
Co.
DOTY
FISH AND
GAMHMAUKKT
Tho undtiralitnod Ih now tho uronrtotor
of tho Doty iluh uud poultry depot.
Poultry and Lgga taught uud Bold, high
est caBh prlcu paid. Your natronnuo
solicited. Thoeo having
iwullry
lor
to
nam win iiihi u to tiioir mi
tdvautago
call beforo selllmt.
J. A. TAYI.OH,
01 Court Btreut
WANTS TO SEE YOUI
If you lmvo a harness that U
not nil right, or If you need
any now work In that line, It
w 111 auroly pay you to call on
F. E, SHAFER, SALEM, OREGON.
123 8tntoSt. 1-lldAw
LOOK!
2,000 extra largo and long Cedar 1'osU
nml iO.OOO foot Drain Tilo just received
and for ralo by
D, S, BENTLEY & COMPANY,
310 Front Strouti
ryrrT"
MONTHLY REPORT.
City Recorder Judah's Summary of the
January Buslneas,
Tlie following report for January will
bo submitted to tho council tonight by
Recorder J udah S
ik REoonoKa's coubt.
City va. Dee, drunk, fined $2.60, paid
Cltyva. E. Johna, boarding trains,
committed, ilvo dayi, suspended.
City vs. P. McCoy, vagrancy, com.
mlttod, Ilvo days.
City vs. W. Myers, vagrancy, coin,
mlttod, flyo days.
in justice's coukt.
State vs. W. D. Gray, larceny, com
mitted, CO dayB, Justice's foes, $0.05,
conatablo'a fees, $2.30, total, $8.85.
Stato vs. Maud Gray, larceny, com
mitted, CO days, JuBtlco'a fees, $7.25, con
stable's fcos, fl, total, $10.25.
Stato vs. N. A. Nash, destroying prop
erty of another, discharged, Justlco'B
fees, $4.05, constable's fees, $1.80, total,
fl.7G.
State va. Ureeker, larceny in a houso,
discharged, Juatlco'g fees, $5.80, con
stable's fees, $1.80, total, $7.00.
Stato vs. Thos. Monaghan, larceny In
a house, committed for circuit court,
justice's feos, $7, constable's fees, $3.50,
total, $10.50.
Duo from county for January, 1000,
$13.05.
MIBCKLLA.NKOUH CASH IIKCK1ITH.
To error In Dec. Statement $ "5
ODGabriclson, Ins. Lie. (3) .. 5100
J Conner, saloon He -W 00
J Connner, feo on abovo 75
L M Kirk, ront, Dec. 1809 15 00
John, Dee. flno 250
Patton IJros. show He -12 25
J P Rogers Saloon lie 200 00
J P Rogers, fcoan abovo 75
J P Ilogora Saloon lie 200 00
J P Rogers, feo an abovo 75
I) W Gibson, dog HconBos I 60
David McCully, disinfecting ac
count H 50
Mrs. G M Heeler, Ins. He 18 00
N J Judah, J P fees. Dec 1800. ... 7 00
D W Gibson, uoira leea wee
1800
5 00
18 00
3 25
J M Payne, Ins lie
Mrs Fenuell, II R lie . . .
Total for January, ;il)00.. .
Gaali to Treasuior, Jan 10 1000.
.$787 25
. 500 00
Ilalanco on hand, Fob. 1 1000 . . $287 25
CIRCUIT COURT
Department No. I is Winding Up Oeto
ber'a Business,
Judge Hurnott has been doing busi
ness, and tho following additional docket
entries have been made:
Simonds A Son vs. F. T. Wrlghtman,
shorlff of Marlon county; on mandate
from supremo court; ordered on motion
of plaintiff that, upon payment to de
fendant of $110, the amount of costs and
disbursements incurred in supreme
court, to bo paid on or beforo Thursday,
February 8, 1000, plaintiff lmvo until and
Including that date to serve and file an
amended complaint mid to servo and file
an amouded roply ; defendant to answer
amended complaint on or before lebru
ary 10, 1000.
Jos. K. Locke vs. J. A. McClalno;
action for money; default and Judgment
with order to aoll attached property.
Flrat National Hunk of Independence
vs. F. W. Durbln. sheriff; replevin; de
murrer to complaint confessed by
plaintiff; Icavo granted to plaintiff to
uirvu nud llhi nn amended complaint on
or beforo February 12, 1000; defendant
to answer anmo by February 13,
llortha Schroyer va. Tho Turner Min
ing Co.; motion for continuation; salo'
confirmed.
John II, Zimuierllo va. D. lloyor; ap
peal from Justice court; by consent con
tinued to Juno term.
Jury List.
Tho Jury Hat for 1000 to servo for Jus
tice court, has been drawn by Justice of
tho Peaco Johnson, assisted by Recorder
Judith oud F. W. Stoueloff, and Is as
follews: James Altken, Jos A Albert,
W P Hancock, Fred Hurst, Jos llaum
gartuor, Jordan Purviiio, Wm Steusloff,
W F lloothhy, II Stnptotou, John Q Wil
son, J I Thompson, II (1 Moyer John
M 1'ayr.e, George Collins, Squlro Farrar,
II T Hruco, Gideon Stuiner, Amos
Strong, K T Karnes, I) J Fry, Claud
Gatch, 8 A Banford, T 11 Walt, Charles
Calvert, h R Stlusoii, Scott Hozorth, T
0 Pomoroy, O H Hinges, I) A White,
George Pcarco, W O Tlllson, D 8 Hent
ley, O D Mlnton, W II Savago, Wm
Warner, H 0 Gross, WT Gray, 11 P
MeNary, George K Waters, Frank Ra
ker, Maurice Wiprut, G W Johnson,
A N Moores, Ross E Moorea, J M Law
rence, 8 W Thompson, lid Wollor, W
G WoJtacott, Milton Meyers, Frank
Hollls.
USED UY THF COOKINO SCHOOL
The Celebrated Oold Dust" Flour
Chosen by the Professional,
Miss Morey's cooking whool which la
ut present being conducted In thu city
has chosen thu "Gold Dust" flour for
Its experimental work, us it iscoiuidored
of tho very best quality. .
Ulvotce hult.
M, Porter has commenced action In
Dept. No. 2 ot tho circuit court for dl
vorco (rom Martha Porter. Plaintiff
alleges that defendant has tiYatod him
in a cruel and inhuman manner, has
sloudorod him ami deserted him, bo
aldea destroying tho blinds and breaking
up tho furniture In tho sitting room.
The parties wore married in IW3 and
tho children aru all grown.
For Rehearing,
A motion for rehearing
has beeu
Johnson's
Smith va.
filed In Justice of the Peace
court in tho case ot Goo. F,
Mrs. E, MvGuIre, in which
a verdict
waa rendered for plaintiff for $14. The
motion will bo taken up and argued
later.
Raihboue Sisters Party Postponed.
Owing to the death ot Ii. J. Lawrence,
son of Urother Knight J. JM. Lawronce,
the danolng party to lmvo Won given by
the RMhbono Staters this evening, wll
be indefinitely poet)ned.
Hv Ouusb or Com.
AN EXCELLENT ATTRACTION-
The Roberta Moore Company Opon
The'r Engagement with n Hit.
Once more Sa'era theatre-goers have a
worthy candidate lor their favor In tho
Moore Roberts trou poof players. They
come with tho highest recommendations
from tho press wheroverthey have been,
n.i 4iio(rnnpnlnir was inno way a dis
appointment.
"Mr. Qulnn'a Twins," is an Irish
play with n strong flavor of tho "ould
vi" nmn Ann character drawing and
plenty of Irish humor of tho finer sort.
II. II. Roberts took tho part of tho
young Irish gentleman, ready to tnako
love or to knock the vlllian down with
eipjal energy, and with a soft spot In
his heart for tho children and tho poor.
Ho reminds one somewhat of Sam T.
Shaw a Salem favorite, but his acting is
on u higher piano and his art much
liner.
Miss Maggie Moore in tho churactor of
.Mrs. Qultm won thoj hcurts of tho
audience at onco and established llor
solf as a favorlto beforo she had left tho
stage tho first time.
Bho Is also a singer, and though she
suffered from hoarseness last night, her
volco was tho richest and sweetest that
has been heard nt the Reed In many
moons.
Madgo Corcoran as Kato made a beau.
tlful poroino and handrlod her part
very artistically
Miss Osgood
was protty and
Mooro as Nora Roach
vivacious, and inado a
follow onvy tho schoolmaster when they
sat on tho trysting stone.
Alec Cochrane as Squlro Torronco
Blako, was a very acceptable villlan,
and Percy Ward niado n living charac
ter of Qulun. Tho children in tho cast
took their parts very pleasingly.
Perhaps tho best idea of tills company
may bo convoyed to Salem peoplo by a
comparison with other Salem favorites,
thu Shaw company and tho Shirley
company. Combine tho beat olomonts
of those two troups and tho result would
still fall somewhat short of reaching thu
standard of tho Itoberte-Mooro combi
nation. This company will bo hero threo inoro
nights, playing -'A Prodigal Father" to
night. Tun Jouh.vai., without reserve, rec
ommends its roadera to patronlzo this
high-class attraction. Ifis well worthy
ot crowded houses and it is hoped that
such appreciation will bo shown.
PERSONALS.
It. J. Hershback went to Oregon
this morning.
City
Dr. W. IJ. Morso camo up from Port
and this morning.
0. A. Harrenger, of Corvallis, is visit-
lug nt tho Cottage, hotel for a few days.
Rov. A. J. Hunsakor of McMlnnvIllo
cumo up this morning on a summons to
court.
Mr. Henry Dale and Miss Manu Mil
Hgan were passengers for Pendleton
today.
MrB. Joo Farrar and daughter Is in
tho city visiting nt tho residence ot Mrs. j
Emma Farrar.
A. E. Knorr, of North Yakima, who
was hero on n visit to his brother, re
turned this morning.
Miss Clara Coleman, who has I won
hero visiting her brother, James Colo
man, returned homo today.
F. II. White, ot Spokane, who was
hero to visit his Bick mother, who is
getting better, returned home this
morning.
Mrs. M. N. Chapman returned from
Portland last night, where sho has been
on a visit for two weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Thrall.
Mrs. Joo Farrar arrived horo last
night ( rom Pendleton, -on her way to
Napu, Cal., to moot her husband, who
recently wont there to taken position as
dyer in the woolen mills.
Chus. A. Murphy, A. E. Strung, . F.
Moody, J. II. Ackuriuanii, D. W. Mat
thews, A. M. Clough, John Kates, Secre
tary Duubar, A. O. Condlt uud State
Treasurer Moorea nil wont to Portland
this morning.
QUITTING
BUSINESS
Selling Everything
At Exact Cost.
WRNTFn Ladies With Small Feet
W 1 11 1 1 LU Men With Big Feet
wiatiin
WHEEL NEWS-I'll havo
WHEAT tVS COWS.
Farmers of the Willamette Valley Would
Better Turn Their Attention
to the Latter.
A few years ago, when wheat In the
Willamette valley was worth $1 per.
bushel, it was probably the most profit
able crop to be raised; but now that
wheat laud In some sections inns.w ,.-.
bo large a crop as In former years, and
the price is olten less than SOcents a
bushel, the farmers of Oregon must
adapt themselves to the changeu conui
tlons. They may learn a profitable lea
.. imm tin. Mtwrlence of their fel-
mill ..uu. ...w .
low producers of the Eastern states.
Years ago, when tho bulk of tho wheat
produml In tho United Stales was
grown In or near the states of Now
York and Ohio, and when it is wortli
near $1.50 per pushel, it was a profitable
crop for the farmers in those eastern
states. Hut as tho railroads uoro built
west, and tho great prairie, with Its
uowor and richer lands wafl brought
into cultivation, wheat wus grown In
larger quantities and at a price that
made wheat-growing unprofitable in tho
older states whero the land had beconio
poor from years of continual cropping.
Thcso changed conditions Induced
farmers to engage lorgelyin dairying.
First cliecso factories and thou cream
eries were erected, and tho llnest herds
of cows were kept. In a few years the
Iinrnvcrlshed farms were riclt in soil,
I and growing largo crops of clover and
j corn to fill silos and provldo green food
for tho cows during tho long winters
Dalrvlnif nrovod profitable. New York
state gilt edgo yellow' butter and the
richest of cheese becamo in demand, and
millions of dollars' worth havo been ex
ported to other countries.
Fanners who aro competent to Judgo
claim that tho Willamette valley is ono
of tho best dairying sections in tho coun
try; yet thcro is hardly a cheeso factory
or creamery within reach of Salem, nml
much of the butter nnd cheeso we cat is
brought hero from other counties, and
occasionally from other states.
There Is, however, ono cheese maker
in this vicinity, but ho finds it dlfllcult
to obtain as much milk as he would Hko
to use. This is Mr. rkhublngor whose
factory Is situated on tho Asylum Farm
road three miles .from Salem. Ho has
had largo experience In Germany as
well as in this country, and ho uees all
tho milk he can buy In making fancy
cheeso for the market. Mr. Schublnger
Is tinablo to supply tho demand for his
cheeso, as ho can only secure tho milk
from thirty cow?, while he is prepared
to buy all that threo hundred or more
could produce. Ho pays as much for
milk as do the cheeso factories In past
ern states wliero the cost of production
is much greater than here, and will go
alter the milk, thus saving the furmor
tho expense of delivery.
Some idea of tho amount of milk to
bo obtained from n good cow may bo
gathered from the following recerd: At
tho lato Agricultural show held at l.on
don Canada tho dairy cow that won
first prlzo wns a Holstotn 0 years old,
and was milked each day of tho fair.
Tho first day she gave 74 pounds, tho
recond day 72 'pounds, tho product of
tho first two mllklnga tested 4,5 per cent
ot butter fat, the product ot the next
milking tested 4.8 and tho last milking
4.3 per cent butter fut. This Cow's pre
vious unofllcial record credits her with
her WBth 14,000 pounds of milk in ten
mouths.
This matter Is well wortli tho serious
consideration ot tho Willamette Valley
farmor. If a good cow will produce In
a year four tons ot milk that wilt sell for
$80, ten such cows would yield the
ownor $800, a sum sutllcicnt to make
him independent ot tho prlco ot wheat,
and the crop will grow each year. Tho
Htnall farm well worked will grow
enough clover, corn and other food to
sustain it small herd ot cows, nnd thcso
will produco an income sufllclent to
mnko u prosperous uud happy homo.
Mrs. K.O. Rich was a passenger for
Albany, whero bIio will visit her daugh
ter Mrs. J. R. Roth.
I). G. Sherman came up from Port
land this morning.
TO STAY QUIT!
Despite tho fact that about onco n day some ono rather innocently
you mean business" or "when will you begin to stock up again" or
isn't a fact Is it Wiggins" or a dozen othor similar questioua; I isuy
isn't a tact Is it tMculna ' or a dozen
lt.l.1.1 l.l.,.a Tlu.HllAnm..1...l.ll..
ittrav i.tti.b" wnm iuuiiiiuuiu.niiy usauri iiitti i am closing out my wiiole wtock
nt oxact cost, that I am quitting for goal, that I want to bo entirely through and
out March 1st It I possibly can, ami that I hopo beforo that time to make nn an
nouncoment of my plans that will prove what I say to be a fact.
Wise folks investigate my goals and prices. Are you wIbo? Prices on most
everything plainly marked at cost figures lit window and In alore.
iw 'iaV? .a.V,ut -4,la1lr81 Unshoes Blzea from 2 to SH,
$..oo, beautiful goods In lato styles.
i l.BO1 to"$ C0Ul ,Wlr8 f "Um'8' ' 0 Bml 10 ,n fl" Vicl
Themi are wld at exact cost. How's your shoo stock
's Bazaar. 307 6om. si,
eoine highly interesting wheel uewa this
m waters' Profi
Each cash purchase en titles ,you io a -,
presents will be
V"
be drawn
Buy Youf Cigar
JOURNAL "X-RAYS."
After nil, that Kentucky feud Is only
a Hurt of u "7 to 8" deal.
Alter all, Splon Kop was u repetition
of Majuba In illustrating tho Uoor abil
ity to fight uphill. Globe Democrat.
t t t
Tin KnociiH Journal has started a
l..,..,r.milll rVlllinill. It tirClOrS IO WJU
groBsuiati Tongue as u statesman. Al
bany Democrat.
Tim WMtuiltiBter Gazotto declares
that tho Drltlsh need 100,000 more men.
A' cenrch for ono Wellington might be
more to the purpose Exahango.
McKlnley Is being impressed by Con
gress with tho fact that a government
of tho peoplo, for the people, and by tho
peoplo cannot bo run by n dictator.
Sacramento lleo.
,
S.niitor McUrido continues to lubor
for tho people. Ho has Introduced nn
amendment to tho pure food law requir
ing more hops In beor. Let thu band
play. Albany Democrat.
Tho Chicago aldermen who favor a
reward of $200 forevory footpad cap
tured lead or nllvo should tako a sec
ond sobor thought, and liavo sonic ro
gurd for their own families.
. .
Horr Most lectured In Portland Satur
day night. Although ho voted for Mc
Mlnloy, he now denounces both tlie
Republican and Democratic parties. He
seems to bo hard to pleano.
t t t
England Is experiencing the truth ot
the great teacher's remark that
"troubles never como singly, but in
battalions." Now sho has a rebellion ot
her Soudanese troops on hand.
MINl'LACKI).
John has been ono of the otlicers ot
tho Foreign Missionary Society tor ton
years, anil is as poor as ever."
"Well, Iolwayhsald he wasn't lltted
for that work. "-Life.
No matter what Goobel's claim to tlie
uovornorshlp waa basad on, he had the
right to purauo Ida contest within legal
bounds, without interference. He was
doing that quietly when ha was asai
alnated.
Gov. Taylor is excessively fair, llu's
willing to leave his case to congress, the
president, or tho supremo court, or any
other tribunal that Is safely Republi
can. Ho is oven willing to leavo it to u
committee ot threo to bo appointed by a
Republican body. And Goobcl's frlonds
asks. "Do
or "Sav! this
other similar mioatlniia. r .u,n. ,l..a,.ii.. n
A .t--T ' . ' . .1 !
costing from $1.65 to
r
"nd 0aU' cosUng ,ro,n
week. Jutt watch this
apace.
SHariflQ Association
assss:sfeM
x, retaining the other as
ie stub has drawn a prize
MUST be produced in uic cvuu . - -
JrtAMS3
&iC7nA n holdintr and pre-
given away
Hnwn out All coiioons are void at the expiration or Juy.
misinon exhibition at our store and we shall be
Lrad to have you look at them.
s and Tobacco of
would no doubt bo as willing to
leave it
to any Democratic body,
t t t
Anent tho hard things being
n trill tint Hr)!ir. PettlltrOW, Ct, 111.,
said
it ia
suggested that If fault finding with the
administration Is proof ot disloyalty,
thero is not a loyal paper in London to
day. If condemnation of tho arts ot
those hUli In political uutuoriiy.
.rnnnon. tho HotlSO of Commons
in
Great Hrltain must be a perfect
trators.
nest oi
Lively Runaway.
This morning about 0 o'clock tho de
livery horse for Jack West's butcher
shop became frightened and ran away,
upsetting the cart and tearing things up
In general. Tho horso wob driven by
Mr. West's son, Roy, and was passing
tho Yew Park school. Somo boys wero
playing on tho bridge near tho railroad,
and when tho horso came upon
tho bridge thoy began " to ;iuako a
fuss which excited tho animal,
causing It ',tp run away, throwing the
cart over and bruising Roy considerably.
Mr. West Bays If tho horse had not be
camo loose from the cart his son would
no doubt have been killed, as thodollvery
cart Is boxed in nnd tho boy had no pos
sible show to frco himself from the cart.
Roy is not seriously injured but will bo
used up for a few days from the bruises
ho received In tho accident.
BORN.
WEST. At tho homo in South Salem,
to the wife of 11. F. West, a daughter.
tases of
Loss of Hair
Dr. Sabouraud, the eminent French
Dermatologist, tay that S3 per cent
ot hair tone aro tho reiulti ot
mlcrobea and the neglect ol dan.
draff. The antliopttc action ot
SEVEN
SUTHERLAND SISTERS'
preparations Villi mlcrobea and
remove dandruff. Their comtant
uie (or a period will, by octlnfir
directly on the hair bulbi, furnlih
nourlthment, vitality and (crowing
uower to the Impoverished rooti
nnd hair shafts, resulting In com 2
iiete restoration. w
li sold UV DRDOOISTS. JJ
$tV99Vmr99999?99ri
6L0S1N6
The fine dry goods
erly Willis Bros',
Auction Sales Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays.at 2 p, m,, also Saturday evening-
In the meantime,
private sale, Lots of nice new goods, espec
iallv shoes, for less than Willis Bros oaidfof.
them.
Fine lines of dress
ribbons, laces, gloves,
Ladies' and misses
to fit everyone for less than cost
Isadore Greenbaum
1st Door South of the Post Office. S. Friedman Auctioned!
OUT OR
A searchlight will not reveal what is truly
out of sight. If you come to our store for
GOOD
Yntl Will nPPi-l nn
nor will they cost
iimii ctiewiiere lor me same gooas. tf
HARRITT 5i LADQRBN
OLD POSTOFFICKtOBOOKRY,
Each coupon
Geo, E Waters
MOCK TURTLE
WE ARE NOT LIVING ON
THE GALLIPOL1
jLJSJLANDS,
SERVE OUR
BUT WE Dl
PATRONS WITH RICH SOUPS
Aa tho first couraoatour
regular dinners. Mealn
at all bourn at which all
tho luxurlos ot the sea
son can bo had nt
THE ST. ELMO RESTAURANT.
TODAY'S MARKET.
1'oitTi.ASi), Fob. 0. Wheat, valley 50
51, Walla Walla, 51062.
Flour-Portland, $2.55 to 2.90. Bo
perfino $2.15 per bbl.
Oat While 3530c, groy 33 to 31.
Hay Timothy $1012 per ton.
Hops 710c; old crop 5(r.6c.
Wool vaney, izts'ou; r.usieru wt
gon, 814o; Mohnlr, 2730.
Millstuff-Rran, $17; shorts, $18.
Poultry Chickens, mixed, 12(30 to
3.50; hciiB, $4 to 4.50; turkeys, live lfc
Eggs Oregon, 15c per doz.
HldoB Green, ealtcd CO lbs, 8Q9c,
undor 00 lbs, 7M08K; ahoep pelts, 15J
20c.
Onions $1.5001.76 per cental.
Huttor-Iicst dairy, 3037$; f&uj
creamery, 50 to 55c; store, 22) to27Kt
Potatoes 55 to 85c per contal.
Hogs Heavy dressed 6 to Cc.
Mutton Drcssod, 0 to 7o per pound.
Reef Steers. $3.6004; cowa, $3(33X0;
Iressed beef, 0 to 7Mc.
Vcol-Dressed, 0jJ8$e.
H.M.KM MAHK1T.
Wheat 68 pounds nnd over, 42c.
Wool, 10c, Mohair, 30c.
HopB 0 to 10c.
Rarlo) 36 to 38c.
Oat s-28 to 30o. , it ,.
Hay Haled, cheat, $8; timothy, 98
$10.
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Flour In wholesale lots, $2.00; reUlt,
$3.
Mlllsttiffs-Rran. $13; shorts, 1.
I.tvo cattle Steera, 3tf 5 cows, 2? h '
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1 1
Sheep $2.6003.
Dressed VualQWc.
Rultor Dftlrv. 18c: creamery, 25c j
Poultry-Chickens, 7 to 8; tnrkeji,
10 to 12c.
Potatoes 25 to 30c.
Another Citizen,
Adam Hums a nativo ot Great Dri
was admitted to citizenship I Id J to(A
ing.
and shoe stock form'
we are selling goods at
goods, silks, velvety
underwear etc,
jackets and capes, shotfl
SIGHT
coirViHrvKe finrl thenl.
any more, but often less
OUT!
GOODS
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