PftcMmXritrmverisg&fisls
jfjisvn
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t
RESULTS
always follow the use of New
tiro's Herplctde, the new scien
tific euro for dandruff unci fall
ing hair. It possesses certain
properties that kill the germ
or microbes that causes all
the trouble by sapping the oil
out of the hair bulb. With tliii
parasite destroyed, dandruff
and the falling hair cannot exist.
A thick, soft growth of hnir
springs forth where formerly
hiirmgs lonn wnerc iormerlv H
thin, brittle hair, or perhaps I
tot d baldness held sway. Hi
One bollle will convince
J oil oflu merits.
For Salt at ill rirtt-Clas Drug Stores.
Qiristmasjulb
Wo Invito you to romu nnd see our
stock of Holiday (foods. No such stock
ami assortment have over boloro boon
shown in Snloin.
Too much to inontion In n space liko
Uiifl. nnd n whoM pngn Is tooniurh to
read, thoroforo wo Inyitu you kindly to
nil i" urnri nml nan t lm ttt lm 1 Inn t iwl i .
confident that you will find something to I
ui.inu iiuiiueuiiiu I'liaiimn, iihi-iiii in wuii
ns ornamental.
Yon win nut Iiuvii Iuiil' lit Im w.tiUd
on; ulnoof ns to wait on.
COMIC HAItl.V.
Christmas special: Fancy 2ic cup
and saucer free with one dolhu purolniso
of Coffeo or T-u.
Yokohama Tea Store
211) Cot maraud St. Salem Ore.
mo.vu 2111. vkkk uiatvaitv.
o.
C T Co's
PAB8KN0KR Bl'KAS.HIt
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MONA
ALTONA
I.KATIO) fOIl I'OnTl.ANt)
I nlly oxcontHuudr. VHii hi
Q'l TIIIK AND ntKAl' llll'UH.
Hi !t Iwwwu HtAto runt 0 iiritlM.
M. l' IIALDWIN, AeMit
P
EllSOX A L NEWS
a.nl cosmic NT
11. M. Wliltti ban gone to Lyons to
spond Christmas.
L. K. Adams want .to Portland on
business last evening.
Miss K. L. Willltt fs visiting Albauy
f rlonils over OhriHtmas.
Mtsu Led a Huron Is vlsltnig frlemls nt
Eugene over Christmas.
K. M. Hurd and IrK. Adams reluruod
from Portland this morning.
Mrs. H, A. Dlggs 1ms left for San Fran
cisco where she w ill visit for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. - 1 Moody and Mrs.
F. A, Moore wont to Portland this
morning for tho dny.
Dr. A. A. .Tessun returned from Port-j
litntl last evening where he mih attend
ing tho Dimtal Association.
Mrs. Louis Btlneon went to Portland
thin morning to remain over next week
to attend her slstor'H woddlng.
Mrs. Pearl 0. Konoff of Ophlr, Cali
fornia, Is visiting nt tho homo or her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Wait.
Mrs. J. A. Dimmlok of Hubbard who
wbh hero for a few days for ChrUtmas
shopping roturnod homo last evening.
John Darby went; to Arlington thf
morning to spond tho holiday with
his aUters, Mrs. Laura Crow, Miss Ber
tha Darby.
'Miss Evelyn Poujado, of Gervals, who
has been visiting tlie Misses Goulot, ol
tbl" city, returned to her homa yesterday
aftornoon.
Mrs. J. J. Hall of Wood burn who was
Imrrt nndur medical troatmoiit for about
twelve iUs returned homo somewhat
improved.
Miss Evelyn Poujudo of (tsrvals who
was bore f'r a vifKe visit with hor sis
tor Mrs. Fred Cloulet returnod homo
last evening.
Mrs. G. A. Rockwell wont toMqro,
Bherman County this morning to spm.d
the holidays with her husband who Is
located there, .
Mrs- J 0 Dr returned from Kirks
title Mo. where aim took treatment at the
Osteopathy Sanitarium. Hor health is
considerably Improved.
n i i ..ir name un from Seattle
came up from Seattle
Mr. Firstar spent lust.
11..1 ... on.. ..n,t llm laat .
la a ai'rtiillliv
iimmer about BuV.tr City and the last
three months in tlio Pound man try.
Mies Evelyn C. Keloid, wlio has t"en
visiting friends Jure for a few dayart.
turned to Albany last night whore she
is a student at Iho Albany College.
Mrs. E M. Uillom, of Butte. Men
tana arrived In Salem, joatenUy for a
iMiiuiivvlmt with Mr. and Mrs. Kaue
at No. 376 Church street. Mrs. Gitlwn
is accompanied by her ton, and will re
main in tho city for several weeks.
P C. Levar and Frank Holer, of
Jem. have recently purehased the f..it
ilail They are both newsfWPr ...... of
noa.uleral.le exrlence au.lnft.lwW,
will meet with wall-merll! euaeaH- M
r i ., n nf tbe member ff .
i. J.ear, ouo oi um hw ... ""; 'i , ' Vit vottr os.
n ...' .. .i.. o rt.lAnt ofth'our uJtwlelim abot yow w
ZT . "": "' ."iSd. ntW
HAY-PAUNCEFOTE
TREATY PASSED
Adopted in the Senate by a
Yote of 55 to 18.
Both Oregon Senators
corded in Favor of
iheAteasure.
Re-
After spending Ihu greater part of I119I
twi'k in coiibidoring tho Hay l'luuiiefoto
treaty for a luodillcatinn of 'tha Clavtmi.
ltnluor convention of 1850, the fonalo
consumed ouly ono hour ami 10 mlnulos
in amunillng It, mid rntifvltm it us
nuioiided. Durlnu thut tiinu there worn
. .
8vol roll calls hiiiI viva voe toIob.
Thu llrst llvo of the roll calls wer
urn nn
nmondmonts offered liy Individual tena-
tors, nnd the last one on a resolution to
ratify the treaty as amended. All tho
ninoudments, except those offered by
Henntor Forukcr and reported by the
cotntnlttuo on foreign relations, wore
voted ,donn by majorities nvurneiiig
about 111. The ratification reaolulion
was adopted by a vote of 55 to 18.
Tho vote upon tho treaty itself is us
follows :
Yeas Aid rich, Allison, Dacon, Lover
idgo, Burrows, Carter, Chandler, Clay,
Cullom, Deboe, Dillingham, Klkins,
Fairbanks, Foraker, Foster, Frye, Gal
linger, Hale, Ilanna, Hausbroiigh, Hnr
ris, Ilawley, Hoar, Jones (Nov.), Kean,
Keiinv. Lindsav. Ix)dL'e. McBriccr. Mc.
Comas.McCmnbor.MeHiiory, McLaurln,
McMillan, Mallory, Morgan, Nelson,
Penrose, Peiklns, Pettus, Piatt (N. V.),
Prituhard. Proctor.Ouarles.Scott.Slioun.
McMillan
.Sjioonor, Stewart, Sullivan, Tnllalerro,
Thurston, Turner, Warren, Wotuioro,
Wolcott.-55.
Nays Allen, Baid, Bate, Berry, But
nor, Cockrell, Culberson, D.uiiol, Holt
Icldt, Mason, Money, Pottlgrow, Teller,
Tillman, Turley, Vest, Wellington. 18.
Pairs on tho treaty voto were as fol fel fol
eows: Two Senators for tho treaty
being paiied with mis against it, in nc
con.nnco with custom'
Depew and Sewell for, with Ilawllns
ngatust; Clark mid Simon for, with
Chilton against; Dollivernud Baker lor,
with Towne ugalnfil ; Caffory and Piatt
I Conn. ) for, with Jouos'f Ark ) against;
Kyle ab'ont and unpaired. He was for
tho tnsity, but no pair could bo secured
foi him.
The pairs on the vote on tho niuoiid
ments were us follews:
Chilton for with Simon ngaiuft, Ilaw
llns for with Depew against; Ivonuey for
with Sow nil against; Allun for with
Dolliver against ; Jones ( Ark. 1 for with
Plait (Conn.) against; Holtfeldt for
with Kyle iiguiust: Harris for with
Clarke against; Caffety and Baker lib-
sent and unpaired..
Tho text of tho treaty as amended,
follews:
Article I It is agreed that the canal,
under tho auspices of tho Government of
tho Putted Stales, either directly at its
qw cost or by gift or loan of money to
individuals or corporations, or through
subscription to or purchase of stock or
shines, undjthat subject to tho provisions
ol tliu present convention, tho Govern
tnent shall have and enjoy all the rights
Incident to such construct inn, regulation
and nmimoim'iit of tho canal.
Article 2. The high contracting par
ties desiring to preserve and maintain
tho funeral principles of neutralization
established In article eight of tho Clay-ton-Bulwor
convention, which conven
tion Is hereby iiipureodod, adopt as
basis of sueli neutralisation Him follow
ing rules substantially us embodied In
the convention botween Great liritLin
and certain other Powers, signed at
Constantinople Octobor 20, 1888 for tho
tree navigation of tho rfueft Marino Canal,
that is to say.
'1. Tlio Canal shall lie free and
open, in tlmo of war ns in lime of peace,
to the vexaels of oommoroo and of war of
all nations, on .tonus of entire equality,
so that there shall 1-e no discrimination
against any nation or Its oithensor
subjects in rwpiwt of condition or
nhnnyAa of traillo or otherwise.
"2. The Canal biall never be block
aded nor shall any right of way bo
ff' SFSAHB'KauS9.ati
The liability to disease j3 greatly
lee8euedwiitutlJPt)iooi is mgowvu.i
ditlou, nm dietuculatlon healthy nnd
vigorous For lien nil refuse mnttcr
b promptly carried out of the system ;
otlferwU ft would rapidly accumulate
ferine' t' t'c i would take nlace, the
blood become polluted nnd the consti
tution so weakened that a simple
nmlady lrtitfht result seriously.
A healthy, nctive circulation means
good digestion and strong, healthy
An a blood purifier nnd tonic S. S. S.
has no equal. It is the wifest and beet
remedy for old poonlc.atul children
tKnu-it contaius no minerals, but w
. . , i..c,..j,nf rmin and herua.
Ko otjier remedy so thoroughly and
.ffectuallv clcftnbes the blood of hit-
,. riHeS. At the
same tune it build
up the weak and d
bilitated, and rwio
vntaa the entire sys
tem. It cures permanently ui ""'
of blood and skin troubles.
, ..-w. -- .
Mr
!4ra. J18H1IT o'"K""-..,rr -J
H.rrfli.KJrt!Mi,,V!?'f'"8rs:
J.. tUt tw.ttiy """." E
ku anrvaniiB uwiih - - jc -
SdauTtn.urut Her bop
lea. . . n .
. T, awdwr. gfvS
imffl
ffiSbi . v""
SH1 tor our lm boo".
webol
W9!
Swd for our lm hook wd write
BartKSarSsffiw15
U ai Oiear
r physician al ""
idieal advie ffi. nn
THE 8tFT PClf 10 CO, ATUhTA, flA.
Sltdlcradvitsfe.
DON'T' COUGH
Slop it with Scott's emulsion
ol cod-liver oil.
A little coughing is nothing
the tickling, that makes you
rough once, is some dust; not
the least harm. You scratch
an itch, and forget it. This
cough is scratching an itch.
But the cough, that hangs on
and comes hack, is the sign of
an itch that hangs on and
coi::ts hack. There is some
thing that makes that itch.
Inflammatien: a germ per
haps; it's alive; like a seed in
."noi.st warm ground; it will
:;iow if you let it, especially
"i children.
V .fd mi little it) try, If you like,
'" 'tl' fc IIUWNK, w IVirl treet, New York
exercised nor any act of hostility bo
committed within it.
' !!, Veeeela of war of a belligerent
shall not rovictual nor toko any stores
In tho Canal except eo far as may bo
strictly necespary, and transit of such
vessels throngh tho Cannl shall bo ef
fected with tho least possible delay in
nccordanco with tho remilntions in
force, and wltti only such Intermission
as mny result from tho necessities of
tho service. Prizes shall bo in nil re
spects suhJQrt to tho samo rules as
vessels of war of belligerents.
"I. No bolllgercnt shall o.nbark or
disembark troops, munitions of war or
waiUke materials in tho Canal, excoptj
u utn enra oi ncuueni auu n.n iranco oi H(lm ,800n M 1Iood from Umi Lnko
transit, and In such cno transit shall bo nnVo you eeon them nt Buren A Hnmil
resumed with nil possible dospatcb. ton? They are 8Uorb, and only $1.00
"5-Tlio provisions, of this nrticl cnc1'-
shall apply to tho wators adjacent to1 poor Croc In Eiypt.
tlie canal wltliln tlircomnrlno mllesoll
the opposite ends.
bdlilljer'Mit slinlt
Vessels ol war ola'
not remain in RUCll
waters longer thnn twenty four hours l tho matter, and causos apprehension
at any one timo, oxcopHn distress, and a8 (0 tho next cotton crop. Tho dopart
in such cato shall depart as soou ns pos-1 mm)t o jrriRalion has decided to throw
siblo. Avossolofwnrofonobelllgoront ,iuma nor08H tho Nllo branchos In the
Bluill not depart within twenty-four' j,0)00i pltvnR t.
hours of tho iloparturo of that of nnoth-1
er belligerent. It is agreed, however,! Dtsfness Ctnnot be Cured
that none of tho Immediate foregoing "'V local applications, m i they cannot
.... i ., , ., , .i reach tho diseased porlionol tbocur.
conditions and stipulations In seetio is Tloro fl oniy 0no way to cure doafness,
numbered one, two, three, four and livo'and that is by constitutional remedies,
of tills artlclo shall npply to mcaeures ! Deafness is caused byau inilamcd con-
u-IiIlIi (In. ltU,l Klntoii mnv And ltlltlon of tllO IIIUCOUS lining of tho
wl.lLlitbo luted states may 1 ml it j.:uatnchIan Tnbo. When this tube gets
necessary to tako for securing for Its own 1)namcd you have a rumbling sound or
forces thadofence ol tho Unitoa States imperfect hearing, and when it is en-
and tho mnintonence ol public order. I tlroly clpeed deafness is the result, and
ii Tim ninnt nntimntixi tniildlnir unless the Inllammntion can bo taken
(J.-riio plant, cstlmntep, tniliaings QUt nm, th,8 tnb(J mtnnA t0 jta normnl
and all works necessary to tho construe- condition, hearing will bo destroyed for
tion nnd operation ol tho Canal Bbnll bo , ever; nh.o cases out of ton are caused by
deemed to bo n part thoreof, for tho .catarrh, which Is nothing hut an tnllam-
, ,, , ' ,, ,, , ,i,n ' od condition of the mucous surfaces.
purposes of this convention, nnd In timo , Wo w, R,vo Ono Tim)(tre(i I)o)nra fo
of war as in tlmo of peace shall enjoy any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh)
complote Immunity from attack or Injury that cannot bo cured by Hall's Catarrh
liv bullleownts. and from acts calcu atod ,
to impair tlioir usefulness as a part of
tho Canal.
"7. No fortillcatlcns shall be erected
commanding the Canal or watoraiidja
cent. Tho United States however, shall
be ut liberty to maintain such military
police along tho Canal ns may bo neces
sary to protect It against lawlessness
and disorder.
The provisions of tho Ifay-Pauncefoto
treaty affected by tho Davis amendment
are as follews:
Section 1. The canal shall be free nnd
open In time of war, ns In timo of peace,
to tho vessels of commerce and of war ol
all nations, on terms of entir equality.
Sec. 2' Tho cannl shall never bo
blockaded, nor shall any right of war bo
exercised, nor uny act of hostility bo
committed within it
Sec. 3. Vessels of wnrof a belllgerant
shall not rovictual nor tako any stores
in the canal, except so far as may bo
strictly uecoxsury, and thetraindtof such
vessels through the canal be effected
with the least poesibio delay
Friz shall bo in all respects Hubject to
tlie same rules as vessels ol war of the
belligerents.
Sec. 1. Nn belllge'ants thnll embark
ordleombark troops, munitions of war or
warlike mat rials in t ! v tm.d, excopt
in unroof n.inU'DUl himliai.iO of tlie
transit, and in hicIi www Me transit'
shall be nwuuiwl with nil ihwhuIo ills-
Ktc 5. Vowels of war of a lifl!iifriit
ol. hD not rriiiinin in waters within tliwo
nmnne miles of olther end o tie ennl
longer tb..n twenty-lour nours
The Davis amendment, adopted by
te Senate, is as follews:
' Insert at the end of eetlon Oof ar
ticle 2 the follewing:
"It Is agreed, however, that none of
the immediately foregoing ooniiithma
and stipulations in wcilons numbered I,
2, 3, i and fi of this arllajo shall apply to
miaaurt whkih the lnltwl fctaten may
mid it nwortary to take for Manuring, by
iU own forces the defense of the United
Siatennud tha maintuuansu of public
ord&r."
'J his statemsnt will msko th jpatter
plan to interested rendurs.
Your Best Work.
Cannot be done unless you Jiava good
liealtli. You cannot have g oI health
witltout pure blood. Yon may have
pHie Woul by taking Hood's SarMrllla
now. Yoi cannot renlixe tho good It
w ill do you until you try It. Begin tak-ir.-itaudsse
hew quk-ky It will give
y 'i a spixaitH. strength and vigor und
i-uih vuur rheumatfBin, natarrh or
ti'ltifulH.
All
PiUa.
liver
26.
i)U are unrwl by
Hood's
7
(ll.l framad m-i-iHuMi Mr Qh??",
rHHnt.-Tl.e Rlito Stwdlo. II 21 tf
OA0TOHIA.
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u
DR&SS.MAKIhC
t. th 4v iii faafllke. by aatmwtnt
y . yf-A
tvCtT7
SECRET SERVICE
AT THE GRAND
Mltitary plays always soeiu to pleaso
the public, and tho combination of what
is generally admitted to bo the best one
ever written, and the popular Frawloy
Company, ought to provo Irresistible
This Is tho attraction which comes to
tho U rand Opera Ilouso, Saturday ovo
ning, Dec. 22nd. "Secret Servico," by
William Gillette, is tho play to bo of
fered, nnd T. Danlol Frawley'a splendid
company will bo seen in its various
characters. Tho Frawloy forces this
season are largor than over before
Thirty people, all told, nro on tho list.
This number constitutes an extraordin
arily largo dramatic company, nnd when
it is romombercd that many of them
draw very comfortable salaries, it will
bo soon that there aro fow traveling
organizations bo costly ns this. Uni
formly good business is necessary to tho
support of sucli n company, and, fortun
ately for Mr. Frawley, it has prevailed
so far throughout his present road tour
Crowdod houses every whoro havotcslfied
to tho general interest in Gillette's great
war drama, and nlso the equally wide
spread confldenco In Mr. Frawloy 's
ability to select and mauago a dramatic
company. "Secret Servico" created a
furoro when It was produced In Now
York, and ran without a break during
an entlro theatrical season. It is said
to bo the most intensely interesting
drama over staged in this country, nnd
nlso tho most meritorious, from a purely
technical view, ovor written by nn Am
erican author. It departs in many ways
from timo honored theatrical traditions.
There is not nn nsido or a soliloquy in
the piece, nnd the action all takes placo
without any lapses of months, days or
even hours. Tho tlmo Which passes tu
tho progress of tho story is tho Bamo as
that occupied In its performance, nnd in
many other ways stago llceneo is not
Invoked. A complete (.conic accoutro-
mont Ib carried, and no detail of tho
production is slighted.
n.,,v tw .! TimrrniM Itlninnrnil.
vnilltrf .iub iiv v vru iwi !
will bo poor.
Tim nnvltr nnil rnittil f nil,
. niii mi u i jvrvf Ativiuiaiiw tt j&ai'w '
ln nl t,n Nlln rlvnr U a orioiis factor
vm- nenu iur eircuiun, irW(
F. J. Ohknbv & Co., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, 76c.
Hall's Family Pills aro tho bust.
The Hew York tucket
Is hoadquartores (or holiday Koods.
Their UHiial low prices apply to thoso
Hues as we as to all regular linos. Store
open evenings till 8 o'clock. 10 iUt wjt
OATOXIIA.
Beiri XU ? ' I" "M ,,lw waH BottgM
Our Pstroot Expect
and wo are prepared to (III yourordoi
(or tho best of meals nt this seaion of
the year. You can enjoy what you or
der nt tho
St. Elko Rkbtauhant.
Coiuella at Columbia,
Nkw Yoipc, Doc. 21. M, Bonlst Con
stant Coquelln will deliver n lecture at
Columbia University to-night. Hfs sub
ject Is 4,IArt ot lb Comodlcn." M
Cwjuolln goes to Columbia on tho Invi
tation of Brauder Matthows, who is
professor of English literature at the
university.
Prepare for Christmas.
Mako all happy If possible. All the
donations of Groceries you wish to pur
chase as well as all the Candy ami nuts
for your own familyran bo bought ntfalr
prices froip
4 BRANSON h HAG AN,
UtJi Wanted.
Tho undersigned will receive bids for
the remodeling of his store, 280 Com
mercial strcot. Plans for the same ean
be seen by calling at the store, The
right to reject any and all bids resorved.
j2 17 tf E 8. Lahi-okt.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
SCENERY BY DAYLIGHT
Dayllht Stopover t Nifr f al(,
Through first ols tounist sleeper (rpm
Pacific Coast weekly for Chicago. Bottuii,
iv York, and other eastern noints. via
Uk Grande WesU-rn, (Ortat Ball Uke
Houte) Unver A Ilio (irAiida, C It I A I'
and I linms Central o 0hlc4g, onnueat
iug iu H Un'or D-pot with Michigan
C'tmtraPa simllai car for points m1
For iKUtioulara call on oraddres l.ocal
Agent or,
II. II. Tboiibuix.
fV.m'l Ae'l. lib Cent. It. It
8 01
HUThlrd sU Portland Ore
Old Post
OfficeStables
Are largo am hare reliable attend
anta, your team boarded by the week or
day. Good teams for hire. Prices
ftonahle. Your patronago solicited.
H. M. Brown
A2 Ferrv Street.
j. nuiu pinirttuoi
v-sr'svrrv"'
Willamette.
Frank W Ltbby, New York.
W II Raymond, Portland
Edwin B Duffy, Portlaud.
K J Plynn, Portland.
E M Weaver, Philadelphia.
O W McKuny, Brownsville.
D A Magnops, Wheatland.
Bit Giltner, Portland.
N K Smith, Portland.
0 W Lawrence, Portland.
J 8 Forrest, New York.
Geo Strachan, Now York.
Richard Baird, North Yamhill.
F D Hennessy, Chicago.
0 E Matholt, Portland.
J T Fognriy, San Franc'iBco.
J 0 Thomas, Pottland.
0 A Park, City.
A Charliiitford, Portlaud
Thco B Wilcox, Portland.
EG Sow ell, Portland.
W U Corbett, Portland.
J S French, San Francisco.
B F Scott, Portland.
Jnmcs Hcmouway, Cottago Qrovo.
Jno W Gunn, Portland.
Walter Jackson, Portland.
Sam S Goldsmith, Portland.
A M Crnwfonl, Roseburg.
The Cottife.
Hon. J. 0. Fullerton, Roseburg.
(3. II. Steoto, NY.
D. E. 8wnnk, Aumsvlllo.
Frank Kilpatrick, Portlands
G.N. Wilson, Portland.
C. 0. Brown, Portland.
II. F. Burrows, Portland.
S. P. lloopor nnd wlfo, Pittsburg, Pa.
The llomltest Mm InSulem
As well as the handsomest, und others
aro Invited to call on nny druggist
and get frco n trial bottlo of Kotup's
Ualsnm for the Tlmmt and Lung-i, u
remedy that is guaranteed to euro and
ballevo all Uhronto and Aouto Coughs,
Asthma, Bronchitis and Consump
tlon. Prlco 25o, nnd COo, ood&w
Csndy tudlluts.
Mixed candy 3 lbs 2Gc. Bolt shell
walnuts, now crop, 15a a lb. Sou our ud
on -HI) page, Rinemau's, 132 State street.
12-ll)-5t
Dig Botr Colony
Buooklt.s, Dec. 21 Tho 'Boer-Refugee
Aid Commlttco" is expecting 23
families ol rclugeo In Nassau county
during tho prosontweotc. A largo tract
ol land on long Island between Hicks
vlllunnd Synssot, has been contracted
for. the tract embracing 1,113 acres.
8omo 70 families in all will bo provided
for, each with a plot of from live acres.
Tho refugees ropresent tho best nlasa ol
South African farmers. Throo-fourthi
cf thorn como from tho Tranvonl, tho re
mainder Irom Orange Froo Stuto.
Special Holiday Kates
Commencing Saturday. December 22d,
the O. C. T. Co., will mako a 11-5 faro
round trip tonllpoInlB, (excepting where
the fare ono way 1b 50e, rouod trip will
be 7Co) Steamcis Altonn and Pomona
leavo 8tnte street dock dally, except
Sunday, at n. m. 12 20 tf
r.Buii's
COUGH SYRUP
euros Hacking Coughs,
H1M TllnM lM..rllilllti
Qrlppo, Pneumonia nnd
nil sovoro lunprnfroolbnn.
Why then rislc consumti-
tlon, nnlow, nuro death?
Tako warnlup; I Act at
oncol Buy a bottlo of
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup,
n doctor's prescription,
used ovor 60 yonm. Price,
only 2 conto, Insist on
having; It. Doh't bo Im
posed upon. ItofUHO tlio
dealer's nubstituto t It Is
not aa good oh Dr. Bull's.
Salvation Oil cure Rhcumntlim
Acliet nnd l'lna, IBAZSCU.
CAKE AND CHNDY
A full line of rich fruit
and fancy cakes, Candy
mixed, fancy, cream
and other varieties of
candy cheap for Christmas-only
need to be
seen to be appreciated.
HOME BAKERY
iicrs
For Weddings, Receptions
and all occasions. : : : :
Lelloy I. Gosner, H-uiager
203 Cottace sol Ferry St Salem or.
N. W. N. COLLEGE
OFAlUSICANbART
A. J.Garlmd, Prla. Literary Dtc'l.
Z. M. farcin. Mus. foe.. Director
of Department of Muik. ; : ;
Pull oouri In tle irlnelal bruclnn ofiouil
tti art flr.t term Ulu Mohiiay B(i U
Bend tor clreular lo Z. U I'AllVIN
Mm Doc, Salem
Miulerooui No. 7. fnilou Ills.
Northwestern Normal
School and Business College
Salem Orejoa
Tern ojeni Sift. 24.
tooibJUeouref lr Korpaal. Hoii,
lomuibn toLwol. lllabvlHiul. KkttulW Huile
ana Ait. fni fimU. ntrrty u'.
tti
I tor Mreutsri.
J. GARLAND, A. M. Prlodpal
Bottled Beer
Klingcf A Ueck,8uccc&ors to tioulhSaon
Bottling Works
All orders fo,r bottled ber will Infilled
t the brewery. Kopt nn cold 'storagr.
firm d(r dtlTflrr. Telfphooe 2131
Ort-a Premium on
STATE
COUNTY '
CITY
Highest oath prios paid at UIUt
Bros. Bank, opposite Qray Ores, Iljw
government lUeuw as desltjrs In all
kind of K-ourltle,. 11 U t(
Ges
Orchestra
WAKRANTSi
J$ A ''" " lAJ .. For Infants nnd Childron.
WilMilk I '10 Ki"d YoH Have
m v .. T?. 1 Always Bought
' Au'gctaWel'rcpnralioitrorAa- N -
slmllatlngllicFoodnndncfiiita- -. ,,
Promotes Digcalion.Checrrul- M m vnF
ncssfliuincst.Conlfllnsnelllicr r ri, it tm
Ophim.MorphitiD nor Mineral, m UI jfiv ft tJ
"Not 3NViic otic. II fflllf'
irveafOlilJy&UWa.maF'.l S l
MtxJmuut 1 W s
Autr,wuf Ha rSvi I ft
k&rmnl - ) H II i II N nil
JliKrtxrmtr-Xxfa' ( I II A fl
llrtiji Sri-J. ' H 1 1 rtj B i
CtrrxArJ Mtfir I H Ary T 9 ,
hSjrmr1nvr. ) Ji N S3W r
" " m 5 l Alt BBP
Apcrfccl Remedy rorConsdpa- I Is 'ffj' -W'VPU
Hon, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea I UflJ-
Wonns .Convulsions .Fcsvnsh- wr Ira fiurw
ncasmnlLossoFSLEBP. H Xj i"OI UwOtt
FacSimilo Sitjnnture of ffl
..lrSJ Thirty Years
UMI(UMjllWaPaaSgBB
'ftID POTS AND PANS
And an endloss variety of all concetvnble
housekeeping utensils and Implements,
tho woman with a genius (or houm-kcit-ing
simply revels at Wade's hanhyaro
store Tho Inventors and tminmiicturcnr
ot labor-stivlug duvlcea for (hit homo Ret
n fast pace; but wo aro fudy abreast- ol
the ttmos, as you will awirtal" If you
givo us a visit.
R. M. WADE & CO.
SALhM UHE60N
What "Santa" Says "Goes."
Rantn (Mans is the high-muuk-n-muck
during the Chrlsfnas holldeys, and his
mnndale hssgono forth, Iiih edict has
been Issued take your laundry work
to tho Baleui Mcatn Laundry. Obey
his liehests and you will not be dis
appointed. Hurry orders 111 led prompt
ly, but pleaso give un a reasonable time
to get out our work. A fu I line of uuw
machine y jest in.
Saiem Steam Laundry
cotONKi. j. ni HsraAU I'lioj'nisTon.
DOIIOUH II. OUIHTKAI), HOil.
Phono IU, '.) Liberty Htrett.
frMl6MT
A Razzlc Dazzle in the Bath
room
You will feel like dancing when you
svo the new open ptvmbiug, fluo Ktius
lain lined tub, that we huve llttwl It up
with when we have len ordurwl to do
so. Our work in Utiiug up iirivato
bouxes with open plumlMiiu In lu(Jiroiii
and kitchen It ol ihe htgliwt order ol
exeolleuiH in elen title datnil and export
workmanship.
BARRdtPETZEL
214 COMMKItCIAL TllKhT.
leloplion SS71.
V &?
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STAPLE FOODS
Evcrylhing needed to $lpck up your pantry from a jack
of best Hour to a yeast cake, and for a relish, pips feet, salt
mackerel, bacon and yauei kraut. New orangey lemons and
a full assortment of nuts candy and oilier luxuries at lowest
prices.
Harritt. 4
L''V"WS0'
TUP riNTtu), AOMMNV. MH Tl UK IT.
ijtiiiTil. RS
R!lTSYy.Ut
A Good Breakfast
for tho dainty oppotlto or for tho hearty
eater can bo niBilo from our tempting
htmb chops or mutton chops, beefsteak,
or pork chops. Our moat are ot ex
liilMtn llavor, succulent, juicy ind ten
lor, und are cut and tiiinmml by ex
ports for your table. If you haven't
sampled our choice .meats, you huve
missed a treat worth remembering.
E, C CFOSS SALEM OR.
Phone 201.
"A Christmas play, and mako Good
Cheer,
PorChrlmmas eomiiH butmu-eii yrnr."
All literature is full oi talcs nl tho
good cheer suHti Induced by tho use of
wines an 1 liquors to warm the cockles of
one's biuirt. At ChrUtmas Mute. K
tiuvcrtilsu. Dr. finuta 01 mi a nnti'Crlhes
the Lined warmiuu jufoe of too richest
and rarest grapes and dUlillatlous from
carefully tehx-lt-d eereals. We mo'Tiir
veynrs Uj His Majesty, tho King of
Chrtismus tide,
J. Pr Rogers
?U SKfObmirTu'roial fl
WlioMe,iiinttall
Street
w
..
,lawrrence '
COfYMIW" "
' Ti MM llSffill "
iMnvmimmi-hiMant Wi umimmrm
WANTBD
torlav
advertisements
i this nohimn lnat
fdUr
lines or less In
lb roe times fc
throe times for 20o.. BOa a w
9I1OO per month. All oviir four tin
a w
At same rata.
A RARE CHANCE J" tf
street, four Mocks south or the court hoM wtK
te sou at half its value. Good itoute, fines
view In the city, fruit trees, etc AHty
Journal otricc,
WANTEDDiSi' " washer. inrutre at
Wlllatnetto Ilottl right away.
FOR ItFNT Dwelling with hot and
cold water. Call at 421 High street,
A. Schrctber. 12 17 t(
FOUND A valuable packago toft at
tho Fair store owner can have same
by proving property and paying for
this notice. 12 1? tf
MARRIAGE, paper for 10 cents, with
addresses cf advertisers, ladles person
als inserted free. The Bpselal Club,
box 231, Saloin, Oregon. 12-15-lmo
WANTED-Aboy or
trade. Inquire at
12 11 tf
girl to
Journal
learn a
offllco.
FOR HALE A eaddlo horso, saddlo and
bridle. Broke to drivo. Apply to
15 Court 8U liM-tt
FARM FOR HALE 217 acres wlthgood
buildings and fences, over half under
cultivation, half, milo west pf JCalsor
, school-bOueo. Price nnd tutms reason
able, Address F. A., card JooaKAt,
Halom. 11 lm '
FRENCH LESSONS. Given nt- home
or tu class in any part of city. Born
and educated In Franco. I.ydiaKicb,
1), Street, Halom. 11 27 tf
FOR "8AI.E-A thoroughbred English
pointer, young dog. Also a second
hand doublo barreled shot nn, good
ns now. Will sell very choop In
quire at corner of 18th and Trade. Bts.
TODAY'S MARKET.
I'oktumu. Dec. 21. Whoat valley
nominal Walla Walla, 61.
Flour Portland, best grndos 2.00 3
3.40. Graham 2,00.
Oats Choice Whlto 43Go, grey 41
I'-'o )er bushel.
MlPitun Bran, $16.B0j shorts, $17.00'
Hay Timothy $1212 pfer ton.
Onions 11 1.30
Potatoes fiU to OOo per nnck.
Butter Best dairy, 25(30; fancy;
ereamury,50to 6Ao. tituro 25 i. '2 per
roll.
Eggs-Oregon, ranch 30 c. per dot.
Poultry Oblckons, (2.70 to 11.60; lions
f.l.M) to 4.00: turkeys, live 10 to lie.
Mutton Dressoil, OM to 7c perpound.
Hogs Heavy urcssod 6 toOc. per
pound.
uw atcors, f.i.wJiiS'if cowSi 'JCS:j.w;
iirossod beef, Oto 7o.
Veal Dressed, 8 ffl o. SJtffor small.
Uojis 0Q7e. for 1809 crop, 12) to
l4k;o for now crop.
Wool Valloy, 1301 lo sEastorn Ore
gon, 012a; Mohair, 25,
Indue Green, oaltod 00 lbs, 7 o38oj
under 00 lbs, 78tf ; shoop polts, 169
20c
SALKM UAnKKT.
Wheat 8 pounds nnd ovor, 60.
Wool, 13 to 10c, Mohnlr, 26o.
Hops II to 16o
Oats 8c. to 10a
liny Baled, rlieat, 1 ', timothy, ,10
Eggs 2Ao GJ28c,
Flour In wholesale lots, .I.OOj retail,
80c suck.
MlllutiiflB llran. 13 shorts, f Mtf-
Hogs Dressed, o?c.
Live cattle Steers, 3)tf ; cowb, 2J to
3.
lut 1303.60
Dreeed Veal 7 ccntn.
Iluttecr Dairy. lfi2ilc; creamery, 25
(3 30o.
Poultry-Unas per lb..H 7cj spring
clilckens per lb (lc. to 7u.
IViint.'i4'' 26i- per linnliel.
Apples 30o to 40c.
CASTOR I A
For Infant and Children.
Tho Kind You Have Always Bsf)i
Signature of Outjfff&AjfdM
Hotk Tax; aytri.
Tim delliKuent tax roll la now com
pleted and being prepared for tho
nrlnter. 'I hose taxpayers who aro do.
Ilmiucnt will save costs by paying beioro
January
i, itiui, auur which
time the
property will Do sold
to satisfy the
This ls tho last
W. DoiiniM,
Kherlff.
itinount ot taxes due,
notice. P.
12 10 4d2
The Dewey
Washing machine
rhls machine is a new ono mado on
rclentltlc prlnolples. 1 is gnaran
teed to givo absolute satisfaction.
After a thorough trial no family
would dlnjKJiuo with ono. With' the
ute o( the Dewey, tho horrors of
wash day wilt disappear. Tins ma
chlnu will
Wash Clothes
Perfectly Clean
No hard work about It. Easy to op
erate. The manulaaturera will back
up overy claim made for the mn
chine.
The Dewey Washer
Has won two first premiums at Btato
Fairs; at Lincoln, Neb.. 1809. and
at PhIoiji, Ore , 1000. Sold at Halom
by It. M. Wade A Co, Correspond
w ltl qr call on
Ambler 51 Young
Manufacturers and Salesmen,
ML Angel, Oregon,
Holiday
Goods
Fine Chinatware.
Silk Handker
chiefs, all colors,
lovsand Fancy
Goods. Calt and see our large
varfety, offered at Jow prices,
before you buy your,Girjsj-
mas presents.
kee Co
929 CoiouweWl St.
WASHING
MADE
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