The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, December 28, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextgMl-i!caggp fiS&Z?E2Xr& frfl WinimiiWirfjMilirijiw tMnnlr,m. iiuimltu MttilBaMttH il I'M MUW'1' ' " ,1 I i ,1 1 'i Mmw ' 'M - M iGn V i s H llill M-mwii ' a WsS - ill MARRIAGE WAS A HAPPY AFFAIR He&Uh and Disease, a Illustrated In the Scalp. FlJ. I showi a itctlon of a healthy hair magnified. Flj. 2 howi the deadly clfect of Ihe DANDRUFF GERMS that are destroying (he hair root. Dettroy the caw you remove the effect No Dandruff, no Falling Hair, no Baldnen, If you kill the germ With NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE. for Sale by all Druggltti. Price $1.00. ' at Mr. Edward B. Whitney and Miss Laura M. Brumlcy of Salem Wednesday Vury tastefully were tho largo parlors of Mrs. Margaret Hruiiiloy decorated Wednesday night, where tlio ceremony was preformed which inndo lior second tlnuphtcr I.nuraM. and Mr. Edward It. Whitney, of Boise, Ma, liimbmul nnl wlfo. Lavonder and purple wore tlio colors ' displayed every whom with-n profusion of mialotoe and holly, while potted plunlBwere placed about the house lending u cheerful nlr to tlio well ar ranged roomi". In tlio double windows was arranged n truo lovura knot under wbirii the couple stood. Promptly nt 8 o'clock tho familiar HUnliiB of tlio wedding mnreh announced tho wedding parly, Misa Doll Brumlcy cnmrst..alnv wmteorca, e. .m. .g mediate v 101 iowiuk nur uuuu " ' . Nettie Whitnev of Albany beautiful in canary colored dresa A N M M I A Prtle, thin, woalc, run-down, low spirits, no appetite. Rosy and plump, fair strength, with pleasure in work, get hungry three times a day and like good food. Which of these two pictures is yours ? There are ways to cither condition. Skip the first, for nobody wants to he in it, II wjrrT,, nafflnto'wri'TrriTriTmr iNSTitutfe Notes FROM ALBANY rirr!gssaerta3-r-hj jnrTu Ei.awWatMTfflftfrr--"-"-" " anwt.nTrmwn uwmssaas. s:rMhMgarasBi W MnTPI ARIVA K. T THE WILLAMETTE. Over 300 Lamps Wo bad in stock for this Christmas and winter trado and thoro aro aro several very choice lamps on Hand yet. u will offer until Jan. 2, Brent reduced nricu. Como and bo snrnrlBrd in price kndi surprise some ono else with a Now Yeur'flBlft k , . HUH a Taney 2.iu cup and saucer given nway free wfth a dollar purohneo of coffee or tea until New Year'H i-ve. Yokohama ToaStoro 249 Con mortal St, iMinXK 2111. ftatnm Ore. nun: nr.i,tvi:iiV. O. C. T. Go's J'AHHKNHBH MfKAIiKIl POMONA I AND JV altonA iXWfcH FOIl l'mn,AND Uallr eieopt SiiihUt at 8 a. in QUICK TIMK AND OHKAl' ll.WKH. Dcwk rwtweon Htm ami I'hiiuI BU. M. I. UAfiOWlN. Anont. Tlio brido follow ed alone elegantly gowned In whi o organdie. Sho was mot by tlio groom attended by Mr. It. S. Brumlcy, brother of the brido and J. It. Whitney brother of tho groom. As they arranged thorn selves Uev. Honald MeKillop stepped forward utid commenced tho hnpiesaivo rlnuceicmony while tho strains of soft iiiubIc lllled tho room. At tho close numerous and hearty wero the congratu lations showered upon the happy couple tho affair being tlio result of a long ac quaintance. Dainty refreshments wero served to tho guests by MIssArluno Train of Albany and Miss Greta Will of ot Salem. Quito a number of elegant mid useful iiri'MJiiN were ri'ieived by tho bride. The bride :nd yroom loft on tho overland last night fur Hugeitu, where thov will visit font few daya before h'nV- ing for llioir homo til Boise, Idaho. Among tho guests pruteut we name th'o following : Kv. and Mrs. llonald MeKillop. Mr. Whitney of Kugenc, Mrs. Margiot Bruniloy, Mrs. J. II. Wi.IiIlt of Kuuene. Mrs. Viiui I.einloy of Kmrene. .(. It. Whitney and Miss Xiittlo Whitney of Albany. Mrs. S. 8. Train and MIps Arleno Train of Albany, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Gill, Misses Greta, l.aura and Beflsle Gill, Judge and Mrs. T. h. Davidson, T. I.. Davidson Jr Mr. .in.l Mrs. Mont. Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. I). J. 1'Vnd, Mr. and Mrs. W.T. Slater, Mm. It. H. Con, Mr. K.I. 1'engra, Mrs. Mary V. Charlton, Mr. Ualph Biumloy. , Scott's emulsion of cod-liver oil, with proper attention to course of life. WVII ftnJ )ou little lo try H jou like Thursday, December 2T. Tho ttmt paper was by Prof, Henry D. Sholdtln, prof, ot pedagogy atthe fctftte UnlVersity. on Child Study, in the service of the teacher. Prof. Sheldon gave an epitotne of tho nublect. Charles DArwlu began on his own soil. Later Professor Prujer made an attempt to find Uiocontontsb! tho chllds mind at school age. Tho Columbian Exposition gave an impulse which resulted in the formation of societies in twenty Btates for study of cnuoreu. The first opposition eamo from certain psychologists. Prof. Hugo MuiiBtorberg, of Harvard, succeeded In iteminlng tho tldo and men like Tichencr of Cornell, Jastrow of University ot Wisconsin, Bryan of In diana, came to tho rescue and cleared up avast territory of useful knowledgoln the Interest and from the standpoint of tho child. Tho subject of parallelism between tho development of tho child mind and of the race presented bv Woods Hutchison, of Buffalo, N. Y., evoked a gioat amount II. C. Harmon, Portland. II. F. Bushong, Portland J. A. Livingston, Portland. Geo. I. Gory, Portland. W. P. Smith, San Francisco. W. F Cleveland, St. Louis. It, II. Barclay, Portland. C. O. Apnlohagen, Portland. 8. Cohu, San Francisco. Max L. Farrow, Han Kranctsco. T.T.Morris. Chicago. Geo. II. Barlow, Chicago. S. F.Tucker, San Francisco. 10 Per Cent Reduction Sate. From now till Christmas we will give a 10 per cent reduction on everything ill the store. Uomembcr wo carry a very select lino of goods. All china and glassware at wholesale cost. M. B, FnASxn. BHHriffiSfexflGrtMMK3BtilW WANTED div advartlBBmonw rpur K,,.. -4 linos or loos In this column lnartd thrno tlmoB for aoo,. BOO sl.oo per month. nt some rnto. yertttit lis colu All ovor four lino 20o., DOo a wetc RESTORING LAN TO LINN COUNTY Linn county legislators mot with some of tlio taxpayers of tho county at Albany court houso to consider legislative needs. M'OITS HOWNK, 409 l'earlttrtct, NtwYotU P AX!) (JOMIKNT GOVERNOR GEER'S TEXTBOOK BOARD friends of Wash- at the Miss I aura Kirk visiting friends nt Portland. Mrs. J A. Singleton is vl-illng Pott- Mrp. Walter Pugh went to Portland oh a visit laBt evening. Mrs. M. V. Charlton and daughtor IlanndlrsA.A. Dbpio have gonu to Portland for n few 'ly- Frank Bolter of Brooks was a business visitor in Saloui Thursday. Miss Blanch Bell went to Porimmi this morning to visit friends a few days. Chester G. Murphy, of Stanford, Is in Salem for a holiday visit with his par cuts. ... Pll..nHlnn .IriH. .-,... 11 iirnnM inn nuvui !' ""! .MJIIIl .""' ..t. called on Capital City 'riiurmlay. (- .i Mr. Kinorbon Bareo, Sherman county, aro voting relatives at Salem. 8 Farrar, Frank Morrison, A. v Gilbert and lleprcsentativo Smith vent to Portland this morning. Aini Johnson, a student at 1 i',,tvrsitv. is visiting homo of F. B. Southwiek. Mrs H. n. ilanson and little girl who were In Lebanon ovor Christmas visit Inc 'rlenda has returned home. Mrs I). W. Matthews was n passengor ...:,.. i..i.i. train for Los Angeles, xiere she will visit for a few weeks Mrs II. V. Deardorff of Oakland, Dr., eamo down on tlmoverhmd Thursday to visltthefamllyofGen.W.H. Byars. W. Settlemler 01 mi hero visiting men"" " has retiirneii to uur i......v. IteynoliU of Portianu wnu w Lew 01. m ahrl.lii.M '"""" mother Mrs. Derrlll, nasreimm IlOlllH. m tv vrr. who is now opomtmg n ,ouri..nUItthatPc.1e;nWy Geiiessevldah.nf-rn holld.ty.vislt at home. Alex. Power, postmaster at IU'y. Frank W. Powur.ot ll.eurogoi. .,.,.-., Company, MissKthel KiiymoiMf ont to lor lflndthlmor..lug where aho has seve a ongaBoments to sing n fw davs. '"' ., .if... Mlaj KliifKIICO .U"lv ,n,! - 'i-j"- sua ,., H..I.C WK ''" f- ' fur rortmnu i Tho SchoolBook Commission that Is to bo appointed by Governor Geer will havo a dllllcult and important duty to perforin. I'pon its action to a great ox tPnt denoiidH the educalion ot tho ritlng generation of tho state for tho next few years. Whoevor the Governor selects r..rii,taimnnrlaiit dutv should bo men of umiuestioned Integrity and practical experience in M-hool work. On former occasions thoro has heon considerable said ooncernluj tho corrupting inllu oni'os of the big publishing houses that n,uiiin for tho contract, ami ,UIU JM,'VJ....p - order to prevont a repetition nlmruo tho Governor siionui mon .of irreproachable, gin Becordor. AlASONIC CEREMONIES OF INSTALLATION Thore was a largo attendance of Salem and visiting Masons and their families at tho now Masonic hall intheMcCor nack building Thurwlay evening to wit ness and participate In the Installation exoictscs. Tho program was as follews: Installatlonofolllcors. Instrumental solo, Miss Alderson. Address, Judge F. A. Moore. Vocal solo, Mrs. H. B. Holland. Hecltation, Mrs. Cook M. Jones. Vocal colo, Mrs. Jordan Purvlne. Address, Uev. W. C. Kantner. Song, Stalwart Quartet. Tho ofllcers Installed aro as follows! Hiilom Lodizo No. 4 -l. Cartwrlght, unrahlnfiil master t F. A. Lock, lenlor warden; C. H. Cuslck, junior wardon ; John II. Albert, treasurer; John Bayne, secretary; K. S. Clark, senior deacon ; H.A. S. Magnan, junior deacon; J. O'Doiiald, tyler; P. ltasmussen, wmlor deacon; II. N. Lacy, junior steward. Paelllc L(Hlgo No. W) -W. II. havage, worshipful master; W. Scott Jacobs, senior warden ; G. G. Brown, junior wardon; Jos. Baunigartnor, treasurer; H. P. McNary, bocretary ; 0. A. Gray, senior deacon; Otto HaiiBen, junior . . . . . 1 ir.ii- 1, inimi! H.Bc lotuiiaKor, ivier; ri- Davis, senior steward; Jordan Purvlne, junior steward. In for this select only charaeter. HI- ot discussion pro and con. He said in part: The child is a combination and epitome of tho race. The mind of tho child is tho best record of the past. It seems to be clearly proven that wo havo had ortlcutate speech one-fourth of a million vcars and a physical develop ment at least ten times as long. Tho department of Secondary and Col legiate education discussed principally high school work led, by President Frank Strong, of tho University of Ore gon, who says wo must havo high school legislation. All other Btates have them, and by the logic of events, wo must; wo have nearly 100 schools doing some kind of High School work now. Tho High School should articulate with the Unl verslty. We havo tho 8th grado anil then a gap with no way of filling It. The College and tho University must bo fed from the High ScIiwjI which must have n course of study covering four years of time and along each of tho four ureatdonartments of study, English, nuinrv. Mathematics and Science. Or there may ho other courses covering Utiu and modern languages aim 111 certain localities business education. The sentiment seems very emphatically in favor of hl(!h schools and. in most ,ln'.f wheru thev havo ttccn tried the sentiment of the people demands that they stay. Tho lecture In the evening by Prcst. Hawloy of the Willamette University was held in tho M. E. church and was a a very able and eloquent handling of tho. "Declaration of independence. nm. Hawloy can hold an audience spellbound by his masterly presentations ot facts and when ho marshals them Inaray they , ltlin ltvltnr beings parading before tho audience. If ho ever gets to writing historical books, which wo hope he may, I nrcdlct a wide and brilliant career for "Pure, clean fun" in promised in "A the author of the same. Stranger in ft Strango Land," which Tlila teacher's association 10 K,... cornea to tlio new Grand opera house m numbers and Interest every day. Mondav. Jan. 7. Something nas uoun Tliero is no drag, ah w b..j. .- "'" " ..... ii ....I 1 .. .l ..III .nmnlil live tnemcH aim un-m "' " v" ' There was present a delegation ofBrowns vtllo mon headed by Lawyer Tuising, whoso mission was to urgo an act re turning to Linn county part of a strip taken off In 1887 and added to Lane county.lwlng all but a strlpfour bv four teen miles, tributary to tlio Mohawk, properly In Lane county, tho part de sired being that beginning at about I mite east and running thonto oast to tho east county line, a Strip four milcR wide, placing in'LInn county tho parttrlbn tary to the Calapoola, a Linn county river. This should bo done. Tho JClntl Ymi Knvo Alwnys Bought, nml which 1ms heen in uso for ovor 0 yonrs, hns homo tho slfrnntnro oC - nml hits heon mnrto under IiIh pcr- 7 s &- K0,ml supervision bIuco its infancy. Wtafy&&UM Allow no ono to d ecclvo you in thlH. All Counterfeits ImltntlmiH mul "Jiwt-nH.Boiidnro hut ISsiicriinoiitH Unit trlllo with nml ciulnnnrcr tlio ltcnltli ol liiauitM mul Chlldrcn-Kxperlenoo nnlnst Experiment. What is CASTOR I A Cnslovlu is 11 ImmilcM substitute for Crtstor Oil, Pnro gorlo, Orops mid Soothing SyrupH. It Is M"; " ?nt.,I..H nelthor Opium, Mo, pi. no "' ,0tV8rSS5 WlllStlUHT. ItM iiro Ih lis fflllimiltCCi , It 1 tW V -J"'; 1111A nll.tvs Vovcilshncss. It cure Dlarrhccu and W cVilli. It relieve Toothlnj; Trotiblen, cures Cennltii: m Fh , lenev? It nsslnulntes Ihe Food, liUOlM tlio Btonui Z! llmveh, Rhl..ir henltl.y d natural Bleep. Tho Children's lMmicctv-Tlio Mother's 1-rlcnd. A RARE CHANCE W rtk street, four klotk loutlj 6f the court twute will be sold at hair Its vilue. Good house. Uses view la the city, fruit trees, etc. Apply Journal of Ike. . WANTISn A hnv nf ontA address. Dll must Inrnltli referctict, to work In Btorc. AddressJornALofllce. 12-20tf. AT Tho old stand, with tho best class of help the Mills barjier shorf Mgajn tireparcd to offer Inducements to tor manent twtrons. Finest porcelain hatha and host all-around service. Op posite Hotol Willamette. 12 27 1m COW FOlt SALE.Qood Cow. Jersey and Durham stock, froah soon. Call on J. J. Longcor, near colored church, North Ralom. 12-22 0t GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS BoarB the Siguaturo of WANTED-Dish washer. Inqutro at Willamette Hotel right away. FOlt RENTDweihnp; with' hot-ond cold water, and both. Also1 a room house with, barn. 'Call at m High, etrcot, A. Schrelbor. & jvj j MAKUIAGE, paper for. lOocentafwlth addresses cf advertisers, ladle person als Inserted tree. The Special Club, box SU, Balom, Oregon. 12-lG-lm The Colder the Weither. The better you will appreciate ci,..,l..,5rru-.rfi.A nnd Illull claSH tir ions which aro aold at fair prices by llranson A Hagtin. tint ciasH iirovis (2LAM$ WAKTKD-Aboy or trado. Inquire at 12 11 tf girl to learn a Journal oflllce. The KM You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. .CINunCONFl. T UK T.T. "'"""V- FOlt a.VLlv A saddlo horso, saddle and bridle. Broke to drive. Apply to 15 Court Bt, -T-'-WI FAltM FOlt BALK 21" aorcs with good buildings and fences, ovor half under cultivation, half mllo west ol Kaiser school-uoitso. l'rico and terms rcason able. Address F. A care .Iodiwai., Hitli.m. l-l-ltn FllKNCH LESSONS. Glyon at home or to class in any part ot city. Uorn ami ciiucatett in i-rance. iui " ji -( 11 Montreal's Charity Ball. MnsTHKa, Pec. 28. The Rrct Uliar lly Hull In aid of tho Montreal Maternity Hospital will bo held tonttjlit In tho Koyal Victoria College for Women, which privilege was runted by McGIll University and Lord Btrathcona. The ellto of the city will bo fully represented. CLEAN PLAY AT THE GRAND Gold framed medallions for Christina ,sents.-Tho Elite Studio. H-'ltf prose said In this column about tho tnoroiign success with which t.eorpo llroadliurst, II. A. DuSoiichet and others havo mado howling farooa with distinctively Amer ican plots and scenes which steered clear of all characters ami incidents smellhiK of dissapatlon nnd vice. The ...i,u, bPhina to biSPrenditiR Sidney nnl . .....i Wulinr Vincent are the niimui - .. authors of this latest effoit and from all reports tho play Is mwtluB with IK success. llurnnnlnrr somoot them. It heglnga to look M If progress Is In tho air. We can't afford to bo left bo hind and tho word Is onward. I boo it, as I havo never seon It In an Oregon Teachers Association before. Salem Texi'iinn. After Fessiluj v.. ...,.? fiinl i Iml von run euioy that i.,.ili lirpad mailu from the whole .i,..i Hmirnt the Pioneer Maker and sold by WeJtcott 1 Co. After Holiday Offer. The New York ltackot have had .u lino holiday trado, but havo a fdv articles left on hand which they offer at greatly ..!., n.,l nrlp, tnrloni Ollt. 1 hero IllftV Imi thoso who want to imtko Now Year .,,,..,..i.! if k,t mm aro otlermu our lluu dressing cases, wmk boxes, manu-uro sots, a full third off the price, also our Albums, dolls, n few books forjotniR folks at a great rpduction as well as other articles suitable for prfwiitN. Illnma nnll mill PPO US. ' - -l'-l Mrloa:Co, Heal Eilaie. Thomas J. David, and wlfo to Mary A Harding, 10 acres, tm Don A. Smith and wlfo to Michael Heine, two lots In town ol MHRura, iw. Don A fiinlthand wlfo to Carl llerg lot in town of Niagara fV). 'MID POTS AND PANS And an endless variety of nil conceivable, housekeeping utensils and linfToinents, the woman with a-gonlus for honsekof lug slniplyjrevels at Wmlo's hardware sto-o. Tho Inventors and manufacturers ol labor Hiving devices for lh homeH.t a fast pace; hilt We are fully uLreast of .1 ,,., i vnii Wl nH-arliilM H you 1. 1 1 i .('if -- ,- ylV" US a Visit. ' 1), Street, Salem. TODAY'S MARKET. vail- y yet coieura ttiiulvorsary of MrB. V. who was Christmas, Mrs. Iv The Alfred Mlllenany. LoMms, Dec. 2S.-Tho Mayor o Wlnchoator, Secretary of the Alfred ., f.....i Mnmiirint Cmnm ttee, ro- ( 1 I Mill. .Tlllllll'l ..inn llvidv interest In the .:.. ,.t iiw. tlioiisandth IIUII W. ...- - .,.,1 4l. tho death of tho lloro King, i Great, which will bo celebrated Octo uor!,lttOl. Winclieeter was the royal city of Alfred, his capital, andhisbonca ,,, i.i.. in their thrico desecrated omb, Uy.lo Ahloy. Tho national It Is honed that America will contribute to this memorial, us Alfred's baxons erethoproRonitor6ofmyAmurians. Tho tint imval .xictoryon rcwrd was ssr.s tsrtruK ana English NiW) . -. B. a accompnu'c" " Wteen Ifie arr.s 9-.iS.n. tions on tht skin, I air ralb aarftas io.i nehlnir muscles Agit BBS:-' a-a v rapiu ncuiiaj, - .. r for th l ilicac EXCHANGE MILL FOR SALEM the only antidote -..t-itn 1L UII1V0 "- m conditioo couia i-as?"1!"'.". . !... .i.. .lwtnrt. lUt in Olnrrchos for Kin -t niAt.rA ... ilrM-torft. uui HaVC UCCII 00 WUiat. i,r irlment . it i crtliue worte all l"e did me no g , J "??" pie.rtl l wv time vtalrr'My""t ved K my tlwuWcr. u.l hSUufflutea l sa "sris: ..r i... t...,.,i m in the nrosiiects for lliuiviunwu . . an inpodependent milling entorprlBe, Mr. Humphrey said: "Judging from tho very lilwrol subscription for stock ln tho Farmer's WarolioiiKe aim ."iib Co. of Salem, wo expect to bo able to effect a permanent organization coon, ami proceed with tlio building ol mi Exchango Mill for baiem. A lllfh Mark. Tho Now York Almanac for UKJ1, Is sued by Chas. II. Fletcher of Ne York, City, has rat high mark for similar publications during the iifl.vfeiitury,ana shows remarkaine eiiirrpnrn - part of the publisher when -o ..... that It Is Intended solely forfrcodistrlhu tlon. The numerous publications of this character are usually ttotlen up with tho single idwi of cheapness, while the thought olMiwrn-eiiM certainly lwrti i.. I., iiui iuseof the Newport BOV !" - - . , ., .,.,...,.. Almanac. A tinl'" PW '" " , "' M Itoconl" page, whlcli is in iiih-ik, . -1I(M in willi Imby's nume,dato of hirlli, cut first tooth, elf. n.u u-linl is n very ereditablo plrtM ol viork and may ho procured nt any drug store or direct on request, treo. First Steamer From Valparaiso. Sas Fuiscihoo, Cal., Dee. 'JS.-lho ii.i.i.i. TA,.Iflo Steamship Company to day slarled Its first stean.er for this port from Valparaiso. The Chilian av.K tion Company have .In-Wed on a fort To-Nljht and To-Morrow rlliht. And each day ano night during this week you can uet at nny (Inigglst'H Kempa 15.U9a.il for tho TUroatnud Lungs, acknowledged to be the most successful remedy ever sold for Coughs. Croup. HronciilU. ,Af?,V " and Consumption. Oct a Uj-"1", 1; "lay and keep It always In tho h tube so you can check your cold at once Price 2.1c and 60c. Sample Ixittlc free, eodAiw FIGHTING FOR HER LIBERTY ...i.t 1I1V MIMHI"" .. " ...hM cu wuacrw"-.. "' beiuK well B" """ ot all n.ic "',-. 12iSw hrr u.w,nti IfcetSra UAtlr I uulKjd steamer Altona :7i .... all ttvtmtJVC- "'8 . . . i.i. ' 5" VZXZSa ft 6. Mrs. J. 11 I.1n went to '"' ; eS1? '". ..,.,. ,.,., r.lUtli-r Hon. morning to v.s.i. h -- , It. 0. Hamsby, who is XfwZ ' with lung h'vr and is hardly wrtti to recover. MiesLeona Snyder of Portland wl .rUUlngMlearimmonover Margaret A. Simpson has lun third suit for a divorce from her husband Al i Kimnwin. bv whom uhe had ono child, a daughter now aged about 15. She all6K i' her complaint in" Mmp ' tho owner of two farms and a great deal of personal property, whllo sho is pennl less and depomlent on her lanor ior m-r daily bread. ' Hho now aBks a decree of divorce, lliai defendant deposit with the court 1100 attorney fee and other expenses ol the cw.0, that sho iKi given a ilecrw d,Ir ing hor to I tho owner In fee simple of ODo-third of all his real estate, ami have i..,i.,....,t for costs and dlabnrfcementt, and such other equitable relief at tho ..., ,niv u lit to craut her This !A8fl attraots attention Unauwi It is one of the few in which the district attorney hat appeared, and for tlif honl legal fight that has wen maoo imrr.., aoce to the divorce, Mrs. Simpson's at tomey, L. II. MoMal.an, neing wibw ful In every step of the proct.lingi since hehastakuiiupthocase. This make th third divorce suit In which tlio aamu uirties are intereatwl. ii.t v.arauo Mrs. Siinpaon suetl for mt ailed to sooiiro n, iwi Mood's Pills Do not urine nor Irritate the allnien' ury canal. Tliey, act leniy promptly, cleanse effectually uml dive Ooittfovt Sold by all druccMtf . SW cents. Special Sale. Wet weather goodb. All of our Mack i..n.i.. .ntil nt 50 ner cent reduction. All four 11.00 Umbrellas 70 els. , All of our 76rt Umbrella tl.,;' SALEM WOOLEN MILL POHhj u DIED. At tho family home, on North Front street, fialem, Oregm, Thursday, Decern Iter 87, 1M0, Itudolph Muths, eon of Mrs. J. J. Muths, aged nwout y. Tl,c funeral was held from tlio family residence at 8 p. in. tohy. Hv. u" aid MeKillop of tho first Huptlst church, officiating. A R. r rnmh -r'! ,. mujiffx - lsSB8kgiS M. WADE h CO. SALhlVl UliEGON A Good ureaKiasT 'Msi l-,.r ll.o dainty appetite or for h htrly i-nlur cuu he made Iroin w"',10"!,'" liunhrhopHur minion chops, beefsteiii., ,,r nork cl.o)B. Our meat aro of ex- iltlMle uavur, uvuuni i-- ,-,-, ,.r. and are nut nml trimmed by ex ,'ur a fur your table. K you haven t ian.ple.1 our eholcn meals, you havo missed'H treat worth romluiiberlng. & E C CEOSS SALEM OR. I'lioue M On New Year's Day The minutest detail of your nttlro ,1 onlll c" mniand your clot at ontio... for formal calls require tho bo rc. As to vour linon, von aro sile It It us Ih Ciiliml nt the Salmi. Wean; Laundry, .lust the right finish rnpilre.1 bv kwhI form and good l ivi by tho way, always lo bo hud hare. e ask is a sp.rhil favor to our employ, s hat you send your ordeis early - . like to celuiiraie inu ij ....- Saiem Steam laundry t-OMiNKi. i ...rarkAnnioi'mii,r..li. uouooa i. oMisrKMi. xoti. IMiont- III. l LilH.rU MlfH.'. PoRTfJiNO, Dec. 'il.- Whmil. nominal Walla Walla. 01. Flour Portland, be9t gradt -UH) OS n.0. Urahiun SIR). ,, , .. Oats Cholco White l'.l 15c, grey tl 00 I'.'" iMir bushel. Mil Wufl-Urati, 110.00; shorts, 17.00 Hay Timothy V1'M lr ton. Onion,. 11.!M1 , Potatoes 00 to oOd er sack. lluttor Host dairy. 25'.H)j fancy creamery, 0 Oto Mo. Store HC.'. )WJ rwr roll. . Eggs-Oregon, rancn nu c wru. Poiiltry-Olilckeiis, 'J7r. toJhWIj hwis 13.00 lo J.Of); turkeys, live 10 to 1 1c. Mutton Drcased, OW to 7c per pcAtnd. Itovs Heavy drcBsed 0 toO!(c. per P0""'1' , .... MAIIHI. ueei merB, ..owia-i mn,i'i"i drossed iwef, 0 to 7c. Veal Dressed, 8fln. 8for small. lIops-0Q7c. for 18119 croji, l-'X to HUo for now crop. Wool-Valley, l!llle iEastorii Ore' gon, "Qiaos Mohair, 20. v iii,i.,idLr..nii. saltwl 00 hs.7a8o; under BO lbs, 7WQ8X J heop Hjlts, 10 80c SAI.KK MAnKKT. Wheat-IW jKnlnds mid over, 00. Wool, 111 to 10c, Mohair, 20c. ' Hops 11 to 15o Oats-38o. to 0o Hay Hulod. cheat, 7j timothy, 10 Kgga 22c 25c, , Kfour In wlioloealo lots, 3.0JJ roUll RIM sack. , , .... Mlllntnfls Hran, 13; shorts, Hs. Hogs Dressed, O?40. Llvo cattle flleors, U.itf 5 cows, 2J4 to f'J. ' fihoo-inQ3.60. Dressed Veal 7 cents. Hntter Dairy, 1502Ocj .creamery, 25 08 Poultry-Hens per lh.,0 7oj,iprlng chickens per lb., 0c. to 7. PntHtona SOe per hiiMhel. Apples :iOi) to -mo. your ninu rosuiiiK HIS Ul Peace Declared U'l.v 4tvnlA all ,1... Kr,.,r War and tho Gold Field la-vn? There n other matters o vital imiKirtancoj you may makontrip Hast, and will want to know how to travel. In order to have the beateor. vlro.iuo the Wfscoiuhi Central Hy.. between 8t. Paul and Chicago, tor rates and other Information, writ .!. A. Clock, (loueral Agint, Portand. Ore . Do you Cough? Dr. Ilull'B Cough Byrup will euro a Cough or Cold at onco. Conquers) Croup, WhoopliiK-Couuh nnd Muasle-e-inncAi wltlinub fiill. lilotheru pralso ,.i.i. It. Dootore prescnoo ii ior m tla, Hoarsonosa. Clrlppo, I'nouinonla .: riAn.nmnl nil. lb trlVCM OUlCK, ' .. .. I ilan . .i: I niBi.iiy wvife ' """ r::..::: ";":,.. , ., ta, a .iimm. ami miroreaultfe Price, 20 cts. Ilonwotiio dealer's suDatiiuto; n i iiu w ". Dr.Bulls Cough Syrup Alwy curei wnon otneis iuh. r. Hull' Mils cura Cmltr-ftl0.",'nJ '', ( I Ho! For Christmas Cheer. Try Hie Elite for Christmas lotos. US .i matter how atntuinioii- yu may .,... ...... ..rum tiutr. 111 i'iy " 1 ,,I MTU ' ' . , .u I.. fnh rt.,.-l .lurliiir the Chil'lmas imiHinva, ifwM im !:. ";.sr :'w'n .,",' .'r...i ......... i iphkI ii'iiiia" "' i"1'".; CASTORIA For Infanta and CUUa'ren. The Kind You Havs Always B Doara the Signature pf ds-K& W ine and Itr ClirlsliHM ('. . of Will H'loMMI Illicit trriulM lor itsr I ?f Rpgcrs 1 9 pii)iHVrl0j HUll An Up-to-date Plumber lu.ll, I 4,111 llllll WIHIK1 I . .11 i.i mi Kiiir ,,k ' l.".'.lhia him! ihe ...iiii ...ia m I B,,,pn.ia r....ii with envy. II IihV iW L",t'.e luxnr nhI VPi.wiM'e llmJ Is .omb im.l In ir fliif ..- M.fltaiy d"u 1 1 inc. will. i-.rceW.i line. mU hihI ",'. if in i.ui in, a Mth rcHiin XkMtU o,.-..moo Mi..r hl Inet evoning a.von. VHI"" ' .... 111. mm 11 Miss Damon wimiw in ' wieks. "? ""XT'Zrn .ml aSffirfift'S :.n -Ktffi-ScWuU I- l.W.wi'-r'" wurelvvege. lJV: .r,.oil nunfier known. i.0?? panleil by Portland a monUinsairtieleof rtland a few wieks. Mr. D, W- Matthewe starts last i.itlit r a few w.Vi visit, ami to hnng .. 1 .1.1a ... II.AitM lUll Francisco, riom im " ..in i uiuai.i.r ltnoa from i companies win u "" Valparaiso by tlio way m .- Ocas. tU met iM.rlhern part of ua-fmala Turf Coacreas Meets. tn.Aoo, D. aa.-The American Turf Congress U in twaten her today - i..,.., . !.. oiimdlon of wing dates ' , .....ii-Ux-d Kv the CoDgreMlaal ! ... fi... il was Usuetl at the Harlem Jookev uiuo. . t lAiiV-v i:iiiii , .A.' i: tho St. Uula Jockey Clu. ai,l New IMiUlana Jockey (Jul). Oterailve Miller ....... til.. Dea. 38,-The iemiau- h.ntember, miuit of the Ior a .few homelier mother there for spnyi Uffi daugltter Mrs. ', W Smith wlwwaa TliltiW r t... Hiinprai nu"' i ia h urww ":""", aim. res: UouH.-""'". .: r .. wui the f in""-" . i aiTnaTiiB . l hubi - - . k .apuin. .TtuU dir:tk.a for aaU d 0rtWlve Jill era ol Aw. u, sas2rrK j-jv :j.t )pw& SKtRiVi rtwSw-ii2iS- ' W-M1, " - tfrw realatMl, the trial lelng leiu taai, . and the deolslon in faor of Mrs. Hlu.p. win handwl doaiibyJudsalt.l. Ilole on Wednesday afternoon of Ihla -A..V. Now Mrs. Biinpaon Thero is some pioper.y lnvlvl in the raw. The Extiiat sol Ovtr The-ntshtotbn drug-ftore ."''.f" filing mid daily soorea of jwoplu call for KuleBo"lKemn'H Dalsamjor thoThro.t nnd. LuiiKS for ttieoure oi iugno, w.i AsThma, IlronchlUs and Consumption. Kemp's Ualsam, the sUmlanl fan lemeilyls so Ul on a gusrm " X lo give entire satisfaction. Wee 5c. and 60o. - o ax. m ? trj .lvr b'.... ... Mil,. IA L.IB. ,ll W.I .. IfWiPtM. W f.v. - ' Bld lavlied Wo am now ready to relye proi"i for suniilles to lw furiUsiiwi w iw " Son yima Itcform il.-l.ool r il months, ending June M. 1001. . " f .nrinfitoN. muiUl will inrnlfini ution applleatlon. ILK. lilOKItll. tiiiperlnlendent. asinn ii " ..... ., - .,..,..., with shower ImiIi. Ililwili inn. no -platl pliiirtWiMCWi"! n"1"'' t r"M'" able wt. BARR &. PETZEL jnroMMKimti. rni'i:T I'uU'ltliimi' Xi7 1 ROCKY MOUNTAIN SCENEKY BY DAYLIGHT DayUihl Stopover al hlatara Palla. 1 hruuah first iiliii towW"?T,.f'lr2' I N Itlo HOlUOfUW Mr T"i ..:r..tH... m.nnect. eginti:;,.KrwmniiohiK. RmtrVlN ilfiillai ear for polnUcast l"" parllculars sail on oraddre-.lal Vt,e"",or' H.lI.TKUMacu, 8 till H2 Thlnl aU, Por(tatil Ore aulfla Coast w7 or V."'. TlT.i- lu ow York, anil uiner eaa"" iV." V Xl Orande Western, tureai. ;, ;- .,.., .1. inn liraiiue. u u i n i k ? m ftd TW Ufa Bff Bwt Qlgattar C&tfffiti&u pon ppi 12 n tot. " Eatray Notice, . ......i.. .,1u iLntl liar lVM " .dVuh.iuxM lh wte-hwat I ? fUMa.lwnHata "l"i" "w -lT" JTI'lit Jiniwii Uti w aUui 7 Jar m, batlunouebwa k.ar ib tb ol. wbue !.:,". l,..n ..lH. oul frwa llMta tfr STAPLE bind feat, tall ! tarU-albar baltar Tb ir o( W animal by vruttu pwiny w wHMvikf Mine Milnv tw UHial SSrf todiJ3 Jbawf fw Art a... I will 2 Ju-aaral attMbllula ,MmOimt rafrU..a,Wr.. fo&Z&U ""TrS FOODS Everylhiiw h,ii W atk '? f rff Pi U. of to. (lour Uta-yej rata Md hrt $$& nJ V. W. lSVUV ,r Sana ShSSairte at lowest a i nt i ,iiwi !" " prices- Holiday Goods Harritt L Lawrence . ui Chinaware. Silk Handker cliiefs, all colors. Tovsand Fancy Goods. Call and see qur large variety, ollerea at iowpico Ulore you ouy yu mas presents. Chung Lee Q 33 Commarcial bt- $pux for accept StMo THE If 4f hJU..' fffl 3 ' ... o-