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Newspaper Page TextJMMi ,afci6rtrtJrttpMi I WwMk - ' WW?B77K. . -..3 VwW9P'.'W 'If T wiM IMP WV- "? ."WR' ISliSONiVL NEWS AND COMMENT - i ., . I'.il, Lamport, A. . Gilbo SiUJJJCaS3MJyindlfuMprf. Nmlth rettn-ned from u bus! y-ii , Fortland hist uvonlng. v xcunses inc System Gently and Effectually whrn bilious or costive. Jivsentsinthc most accept Me &m tio J.-urative prmcjpfes afpl.mts fin own to act most LvjtencJitlli: TO GET ITS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS BUY THE GENUINE - MANFD. BY CALIFORNIA FIG STRUPCO. SAN fWAMCISCO. lOUISVIUCKY. for sale lj dniisti CAL. NtWYOnK. NY. prlte SOt per tonic (Ivor D Lam Wo luul in stock for this Christumi nnd winter trado mill thorn aro aro Hoyornl very rholco lumps on liaml yet. We Will offer until .Inn. 2, great roilurod price. Comu nnd bo surprised In price anil surprise rnmn out) elso with u Now Year's (lift Still n fancy 2uc clip unil paiit'cr given nwny freu wftli u dollar piiichuo of eoftce or Ifiv until Now Yeur's uvo -Yokohama Tea- Store- 21!) Coiiiuurcinl nievi: 'Jill. St. Sulom Ore. piiiii: iirt.ivuitv, Special Sale, Wot weather goods. All of our Mack intoshes wild utTiO per i out rt'iliictioii. All of our f I 00 UiiilinilliiH 7,r) cts. All of our T.'iut Umbrella now 5 i li. HALEM WOOLEN MILL -TOHE. 1J 211 tf W. Faber, the Allmny brewer, was in tlioclty lodny. Hqulro Farrnr, tho hop hnyor, went north this morning. Mr. and Mrs. 0. S. Moore, wont In Portland Friday ovenlng. John KriuiBBo 1ms rotnrnod from a Christmas vleit in Eugene. Aldormnn Peter Larson returned from a iBit in Portland hist evening. Mrs. Archlo Croaliy and daughter havo returned lo their homo ut The Dalles. MiHsCoiisliineo Hollnnd has relumed Iroiu Cnrvnllls, "when) sho spoilt tho holidays. Win. Murry of Huttovlllo, vvai at .Salem on huHiiiutta Friday, reluming tu thn evening. Ed. T.timport, A. N. Gilbert nnd J. ft nosi trip in l"K Mrs. Mary Martin, of tho nsyluni force, has rotnrnod from a visit with her daughters in Portland. Mrs. P. H. Strong returned from n visit with hor daughter, Mm. Kinney, in Astoria, this morning. Mrs. P. J. Norgren mill luhy have re turned from Turner, wlmro thoy spunt Christmas with relatives Mlwj Mabel Sliiipp and Miss Minnie ChriHlenson, of Portland, are spending tho holidays wllli Halem friends. MimOlllu L.vrsen roturueil last even ing from Porthuid, whom she has been tho piifll. two mouths with relatives. Mrs. JPoliir lt.tnli mid d.inuhtor wont to Portland this morning, whom Miss Bach Is undergoing treatment for d'nf. nets. Howard nnd llorllii Ensmingcr, of Hast Portland aro visiting at tha home of J. A. nishlp, at 10ih and Cheineketa streets Mr. and Mrs J. II. Alexander, o' Lulj.uinii, wlio ejient Chilstmuv with thoir wni, Piank, leliirnivl home thiN muriiiiiij. Miiw IHnlich ISoiiwelJnfHAii Pniucilgoo, who wn hern on a tliieo iihuiIIih visit with MIhb Chun Churchill, leturtied I uiim lust night. Mr. and Mrs. Itohort Mofor of l-nir. viow, Idulio, :amo up on Albany local last ovonlni to visit Mrs. Ilofnr s mint, Misn Anio McCiillongli. Mr. nnd Mis. H. D. llull.ind of llilz IIIo, Wash, fltiirled for thoir homo Friday, after an extenileil visit with Iter parents Mr. and Mrs. A. C. l-enbo. J. !. Carter, fliipuriiituiidunt of tho Ktatoltlliid Hiiliool, roturiied from Tho Dalles yesterday, nitioli Improved In health. Mln L'urlor will lsit with (riemlH a few days longer before return-lug. 44 Take Time by The Forelock. JVon't waif until sickness overtakes yoti. men that tired feeling, the first rheu matic pam, lf,e first warnings of impure blood are manifest, take Hood's Sarsapa. tilla and you tuOl rescue your health and probably saw a serious sickness. Be sure to sietlhod's, because JW0d6 aHabwii((a - '-- " J. J- -i'.-JJ?1!. " -JT1 Willamette. ." Foreman, Ilncyrus, Ohio. J.lla Mary, Newbury. H,,,rtlI,t.(Jn.r6V' Troy. New York. C I. Dick. Portlnml. uUa TREATMENT OF THE STRANGE WOMAN SliH'tl utii&istilMBJ SUNDAY SEHVICES. bams Goldsmith, Portland. it Wilson. Portland. leo W Hubbard, Tuntlri. Cal. A J Copncr, Portland. h L Pnrrott, Hoseburg. V.JX.ln'r,' 8ft Francisco. A, tX",,i:.r"8er, Portland. II II Iluilaington, Sitn Franrlpco. Mes Amy Steol, Portland. MIi May Steel, Portland. w, i. t. v. h. Praltwill i . . i '. lra,l'H speak ill the I. U. hall. Al. aro Invited. OlllttHTMVM'lHNti:, Second church of Christ Scientist, 201) 'I'jorty Btreet, services al 10:30 a.m. unil 7:.I0 p. m. Sundays, ami every Wed noHlnv uveiilinr nt 7 -.".o n'l.inoL' ..i. ii of lesson sonnon "Christian Science.'1 hi-, paul'h ciumcir, Holy communion 7:30 n. m.j morning prayer and lltrnry 10:30 it. m.. Sundav 1...1 in ..- t ' . F, O Power. C A Doll, Portland. TheColtatc. Oranil Itrpids, Mifh. rtrt In tul T H Townsend, Portland. Ceo I, Steward, Diytoti, Or. I'eter Zlmmer, Mount Angel. Adam Rimppoiiilverton. Gold framed medallions for Christina presents. Tho Klito Studio. II 21 tf OREGON H0PGR0WERS MEET AT W00DBURN . - 1 . -w.ww .., ( lllllllttV scnooi IL' m.j evening prayer 7:30 n. m. ".""'""K'Bcovell will preach,,, , . , ., on "ri.0 Greatest in tho Kingdom," ami , Wednesday, Jan.9-Kemember llltliniil .1 ill, 1 r. nn liriiA . If. .!.ll 1 . .1 ' "....vviniMuu xiiu umiiuu nen leart. D.lte and Prpnnrp tn Aifpnrl KIIWT ritKIHTtA.V, ' r ..... P. O Powell.tiastorjoorvleen nt.in'uin. ! in., regular Biibject, "Things Old and I ftow; iind7:30ii. in., eermon BUbiect. tho Oreaon Hon OrnworH' ftew ItoBolntiona:" Hiblu scliool at 12 i. i.h -r , i... :, ni iiMu loouvi 1, biaiiiai itmur ... ...ill. ,. .!.. J, .0, . Christian E mleiVor S a. iw ?.: ! Il"1,lt, f ' Association, ing at0:!K) p. in., led by tho pastor. HIIST I'ONOIIIKHTlON.U CllllliCIl, Preaching at 10:30 a.m.iind 7:M) p.m.; morning subject, "Present Duty hiii Future Possibilities;" evening subject, 'Tho Wonderful Century." Special music by mi ablo ipmrtctlo and solos by Ulfford Kantncr. Sunday rcliool at 12 iii.jY. I'.H.C. K. at 0:30 p.m. IIAlllRTi'iiunL'ir Iloiuild McKlllop pastor. TonK'fl "Hearing thoSlepplngs of God" nt 10-30 a. m. "Wlcdom taught by tho Multl milo of Years" or "The htorvof the Past Century" at 7:30 p. 111. Sunday School at 12 m, Young Peoples Society at (I 30 p. in. The Ordinance of Baptism at tho cloao of tho evening service. KVANDKLIOAI. t'llUltt'll. At 17 aud Cliomeketa street, N. Shupp, pastor. Preaching services ut 11 11. in. and 7:30, p. m. by Rev. F. II. Culver, of, lefforBon. Sunday school ut 10 a. 111. Junior Y. P. A, ntl and Y P. A. 1117.OO p. m. This congregation will join tho Central Congregational church in a watch night meeting, seeing tho old century go out and tho new mm coiiio in, ut tho Central congregational ulmri'h. Services to cniiunetieo at 10 p. m. CKMI1AI. lO.SlillUOATIONAI Corner 111 nnd Ferry streets, T. II. Huntloruon, pastor. Preaehlng at tho usual hours tomoriow. Subject ut 11 a, m., "What shall the twentieth Century tiring to mo? And what shall I llrlug to the Twentieth Century"' Vt 7 30 p. in. the closing sermon of the series on "Tim Progress made During the Nineteenth Century," will be delivered. On Mon day night tho Cliomeketa Street Uvan gelled chursli will unite with this church In a Watch meeting. M. I.. Jones, of Brooke, president of Association, to the stock railing their nttontUm to the nnnua! iiieetlinr to be ' held in Woodbnrn, on Womicsday, Jan uary it, 1001, nt 10 a. in. A mooting of ull tho hop grovvem of tho BtrtlO Is called for tho muno time and place for tho mr poo of discussing Hie needs of the grow ers 11ml niako plans for (he future marketing of their products. Tho latest move proposed is to place agents in Loudon and Now York to Bell w hateyor hops the Association may control. Tho call of President Jones for tho meeting Is as follews: "Tho n..miRl meeting of thu. qtock holdorB of tio Oregon Hon Growers' Association will bo hold at Wood bum. Wednesday JAnunry 11, 1001, at 10 FOR A COLD IN THE HEAD Lnxntlvo Uromo-Uiilnlno Tablots oil o'cldck a. m. You aro earnestly rentioat cd (6 bo present, as iitostionn of great itnpurtaucoand tlio future inforostaof tho Orcnoii hou grower will bo un for dlsmisBion ami consideration. At this meeting Urn .umual election of nlllcers will Ijo had un.l tho TjKirt of tho rlti.MlotM of tho Association vvjll be read, 'llm funds on hand will bo. subjoct to the Instructions of the stockholders. "If It is fnijtoeslbto for you to bo present plcrtso write to Jos. Winstan ley, Salem, who will send you blank proxies, VThich you ran fill out With tho name of some stockholder who will bo present ; do that the wholq of tho slock cnli be represented at the annual meeting. An Indiciment Not Alone AjTdinst People Who Are Chrlslians. Tho Woodbnrn Independent wjs "A deplornblo Instance of tho scarcity ol helping hands was given In this city inn Jtiursilay. A stranger woman, al tera brlof period of dnbauchorv and other depravities horo, wob placed on the Boutb-bound train by tlio city mar uliol while still under tho influence of drink. Sho had no monoy and wan sent on toward boll Her former mnlo com. panlons in Woodlinrn had desorted hor. and thero was no haven of refuge here. Tho rt'oman vvB about forty years of age, stooped in tho dregs of immorality, yet witbnl sho was a woman nnd doubt less within her there was a spark that might liavo been blown to a Christian llamo. If Christ had been hero Ho would not have turned away or hounded the marshal to send hor ndrlft upon merciless waves Where weroHlBfol. lowers? It was nraver-nieetini? ndhi! all woro too busy to caro for tho attempt In tho namo of God to lead this mis guided woman In tho woya of righteous ness It was an extreme cane, wo ad mit, but Christ made 110 exceptions. Wo lioliovu that the soul of that woman could have been i-uved, but no effort was made other than to rid the com munity of a pent. JOURNALS WEEKLY FASHION LLTTER ' " "''-: ..J. jr , 1 i wnw 1 fiiin The Lnvt For ttie Century Tomoniiw being tlio last Sunday this century n dinner that yon wlll.ap predate win neserveii at tnont. M ltostauraut. In mo Your Sundty Dinner And the last one for this century onidil to bo a uood one can bo hud when ordered al Strong's Restaurant. iflaii5&ig3jasrajfl;assg&'ggMrm 9 morrcdUNd lib MOVflL SALE Jackets., I'very Jacket In our stock Is offered at from 20 to fiO per cunt, below regular. Wn Iomi money on them but wo don't want tij keep them Mackintoshes All Our Furs uj Wo have only n email assortment out of our mani ninth Block, but every pleuuvui lmv is 11 )o feolly inado nnd fiinh ionnltl e fur an ' at 0111 fill' prii'iia 11 perfeot snap. 'W Thero will bo more rain mid if you wnuln mack inlohli wo won't let the price keep j oil from having it. We don't want to L take them with us. Our Underwear Shelving Gloves at... if Show a the effect of heavy cales, but wo still have a Hplendid assort ment 5fjc suit 45c. 75c suit 68c. $1.00 suit 90c. Don't You Need a Pair of Blankets? We're niakng enrprUlnt? pnm-H .-i our vvlinlo lino. All Colors of Carlson Cdurrier Wash Silks JVVVVaAVvMVcJ We Pay Special At tention to Mail Orders Your Atoney (KICK II YOU Are Not Satisfied is Our Motto. i i i 00c for kind. 1.12 for kind. fl.UTi for kind. 11 III f.w tlio tl.'W tho ft.50 Those ure our nigiihir Hues of uIovok, all giiuranteeil, when lltteil nt our counter. Don't Be Afraid to Send For Samples. We'll Gladly Mail Them. IM mm JtT IF YOU CAN'T CO.MC TO OUR TO OUR STOKD WHITE US HOR WHAT W YOU WANT AND VB WILL MAKE IT OUH ItUSINDSS TO SUPPLY C YOUH WAHT3 UY THE NEXT MAIL. WW - Mmu . tt fur afc.Nmil for ujtr.I! lot'SugBBafTmiB fftr MmiliMf. HOLVERS Arr WRAPPERS Our whole line is of fered at Sale Prices. 67c,90Cv$U3,$135 and $157. Every wrapper a bar" gainjat these prices. We Still Have a Few Sterling: Silver Novelties, (plfl That Would Mike Uciutdul New YursGilis mrnm-- w At5o-T book You Can Have What We Have Left at Sale Prices. II t .wL . jaim"jim ..? ir'mZrd'r . miiiiiiiiiHiMi 5 &M mimgu Stockings For Boys... Md for centH Iho world nvw Our Sale Price, 23c'. (iiiuriiiileed fatt black, triplu foot and kneo. The bent made for rouuh wear. Going to California Or any other place hwiit Newl a trunk'' Wave markkl our whole line of trunks, valiuw, grip, diem suit MMk. uwl loleMiOK at Sale PrlcOJt 1)mI )hi enn't afford to ovArhxtk REMOVAL SALE fiitynnnrrrrriiiifnnim'-T-nr- -w 11 MMmM Ntw Yoiik, Dec. 20. While it is evi dent that luxurious extravagance dom inates evening drens unite as much a any other department, It is also quite as apparent that thoro la unprecedent ed variety in tho evening modes, giv ing ample opportunity for fashionable effects with a moderate outlay. It may bo something of n problem to discover llrfit Just what is tho latest edition of evening dress among so many styles, but nlmoit anything within tho pro scribed limits which aro wide seems to pass musU'i, Mode which weio in vogue In Ihu eighteenth and early In tho nineteenth century ure revived again with modern variations, IhibIiIch many from other periods, of which tlio Stuart is one. It Is a confusion of pa rloiU this eeaion, a sort of mixing up of nioJcs which date buck In the his tory of dross to various stagco of Its development, including tho First Km plro, and tho days of Louis XIV and XVI. Tho I'mplro gowns are nt their boit for evening wear made of creisi do chitio, whltu silk gauze, fancy nets nnd chiffon, since they ore till soft nnd clinging enough not to completely conceal the outline of tlio llvuro. Some of tho new crepes do chine have a rained floral decoration which ipiito changes their appearance, mid tnin there Is a new phosphorescent silk which In aleo very lovely for evening gowns. A pretty Idea for a simple white crepe do chine gown in 11 liuely plaited baby waist llnished with a Laud of moonlight blue velvet around thn decollete neck extending under nenth the arms. Over this, forming the shoulder finish ami the elbow sleeves, Is n very soft luce bolero with long stole ends reaching nearly to the hem of the skirt. The skirt, tucked from the waist lino to tho knees, has three plaited IIoiiiicoh with fncli-wido hems, heado.l with a laco beading through which velvet Is run, nnd tho belt Is of velvet. For the matrons velvet gowns ar ery smart, especially In the princess form, which is also much Improved J7y modern ideas of grace mid iloxihlllly in lines. The liodice is mndn separate from tho skirt, but fattened to It In somo iinperceptablo manner, which breaks tho nthorwisn stiff appearance. The material Is drajieil around tho llguro, which should bn faultless if It Is a fair oxiwnii'ut of he charms of this kind of a gown. princess tunic of guipure late over a chiffon underdrew with lloiiuclngs around the feet makiw a charming costume. Chniitllly is also eiiiplojed in this way, forming thn up 1 por skirt nod Inner mrt of tho lodico, with every a)Marauie of being contin uous. In one model the Chuiitilly is cream color, over h innk chiffon iiiidiu-1 (Iichs finely platted. The laco bodice extends from the bust down, mid above this is the chiffon, which also forms the sleeves levelling gowns mr young women are mostly of diaphanous fabric, anything whti h can bo used 114 a veiling for silk and satin dominate this special variety ofilreu. Another feature about the youthful purty go mi of tlio season I the iim) ot black materials, In fact, hii all-black gown is very smart for the young girl's wear Here, ua In colors, the materials aro net, chiffon or gnu At, to give lightness in effect uu well us weight. Always u good feature of dune Ing frocks. A bunch of bright dowers or 11 colored velvet bow is permitted al onu side of tho bodice, but otherwise tlmuMtumu must bo all black, or the style will bo tucriflcod It Is ustunlsh Ing how becoming such a gown can lie to youthful wearer. Jllaik net run through in some pretty ileiign, with either narrow black velvot or satin ribbon. maktM a dimple ami pretty gown. Hand painted silk gmm In white over silver tlmno form nun of maiiyfashionivble evening gown. The foundation drew fa white (tlii.th bolt u und of silver galloon fastened with a "ii0UVB4U art" hiekluand one sleeve is u trelli work strap of tiny rliliietone, and the other Is simply contluuailoii of a bunch of iri blowniiis, nhloh ! cornte the IkmIIch. Whltu inousseliue drtsolq ttottetl over vuih silver and gold palllettea I one of the inort) showy models, tlnUhel around the liem ol the skirt with a Vaudyko bordering of olnk rose. A warf of nlnk chiffon p&asea under the arm In Kmplre style and falls la long ends at either side irom me 1x111, wnere nanuwmio goin or naments aro the fastening, Simple ami youthful gowns aro alto made of a soft white tin, set In the JlitMtof tuck from the hem to the knees, the Iwjk Uing fully an inch apart. '(Ills I an old fsnoy, of coure, but It It In evhleo again this asori, anil very eUetUye in bu white Mtdl. Qmin Astgclnblc rrcpatAlion rorAs slmllallng ihcFiKKlniKincijiila ling thcStoinnchs nnd Bowls of mmimmm I'romoles Digestion.Chrvrful- ncfls,nnaosi toniams netiitcr Opiinn,Mori)liiiie norMiuernl NOTNAUCOTlf. .tVarMtjk'UM,'a.nrcjr.i nyJtiH Sfrl' Jlx Tmtut lirtnl,JUt IHnpArrd CfmlifJ '.Hmv ItltttyilYH Ifflttr Apotfccl Hcmcdy forConstipn Uo,SourSlonvnrli,inirlK)wi Wnrins.C'oimilsions.Kowrish ness (ind Loss or Sllui1. Inc Simile Siynnlurc tT NKW VOHK m r- tw -m LldPhKlfH TCr,md SSSvmffiaS MiLiiHiMjiu.aawaruygj L txACT copy or WHAPPtn rorInfant8 nnd Childron. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears ! the t Signature fii rfv ,Ji5Ti''6 """I o. C. T. .Co'S, PArWUNOKIl BTrJAWKn IONA , roNA tOMONs ALTON LKAVTW Mil irOUTlJtND ..-. Ilfr otccpt KnniUr al 8 a. id. Ullm 'iME 'AND CflKAl HATKrt. Ifcrfk liotwen But nd tJoort HU. ,M. 1'. UALUWW, ABnt. WANTED lineo or Ions In this column Inserted throe tlmoa for a 5c, QOc'aHviak a,;gnn?o6rr5't0Bnth' AHevrf,a?itfT& A RARE CHANCE JStefTt? SSI street, four Mocks south of the court houte will te sold st half Its value. Cood bouse, flses view In the city, fruit trees, etc. Apply Journal office. n Use or Over Thirty Years 'ft .j iffiiiCST 1 El .. wn v ra 3 i MIU Tl l tl1l .IWKNI, nrWVOHH tlj 'MID POTS AND PANS Ami uu oiidls vaiiely of till coucieivahle hoimokcepliig nti'iiiiils and lmplumriitM, the woman with tfgunlUH fur hnnsekw p Ing siniplyiirnvela ut Wnda's hardwjif slore. The iuveutora and niauiifattiueis of labor tuving davlvMM for thn Iioium set -u fast imco; but wo nro fully nhreiul -( tho times, ni you will imtirmi'. If you give us u vlait. R. M; WADE & CO. SALtM OREGON TO It KNT -First class onion land. lo- fated 2i miles lff thvVest of Jlfooks. ,nh, Wxt..ll. Mk, A2 581m !Uobki, Ore. irr ii. U i i.i!. i. i immTiIffilBri refgJonce, lo work in more. Aiuirees. mutt VAi.oflicc. , 12-Sfltf. A Tr.Tll. 0,J 8la,u, with tlio best class of help tlio Mills harbor shop la affain prepared to offer inducements to per- 4 maiipnt natrons. Finest porcelain nathB nnd host all-around eorvlco. Oi jiosifojlotel Willamette. 12 271m COW FOif SAuIGwxf CowTjerwy and Durham stock, fresh soou. Call on J..f. Longcor, near cotorol church. North Snlom. 12.22.Cf FOIl UENTl)w"olling wdtTi'lmfaiid cold water, and both. Also a 7 room house with barn. Call at 121 Hizh JlreeU A. Schrolbor. 12 17 tf M.VRItlAQH, paper for 10 eents, with nmlressoB of advertisers, latlles person ma Irnertotl frco. Tho Special Club, 110231, Salem, Oregon. 12-15-lmo WANTKI)-A My or girl to learn u ! if'ii ,n1"lre ftt JOwnvAt oflllco. I'OU SALE A faddlo borw, saddle and bridle. Uroko to ifclvc. Apply to 15 Court St. 12-Mf Ka1I'F0UHALB-17 acri-fl" wlth'goSl bulldlnss and fencea, oer half under cultivation, half mile wcet of K'nlter w hnol-house. Price and tenns reason able. Addresii F. A., care Jocium., Wolom, M im FUENOIl" I.ES80N8."--0ivTina"f homo or to ciaaa in any part of .city Jtorn i.yijiaiticii, 11 27 tf and cdiicatM in France. ii, street, ta!om A Good Breakfast I'or ihu dainty appetite or for llm hearty eater ran bu miiilo from our teitipting Inmli ubnpa or mutton uhops, beeftteiik, or vork clmpc. Our inentH uru of ex iiiislte llavor, ducculcnt, hiloy tul ten ier. mid nro cut and tiimmed by ex periH for your table. II you haven't -ampleil our choice moats, you have missed n treat worth rnuicmhnriug. ;JSt C. CKOSS' SALEM OR. Phunn n. Ou New Year's Day The miiiutoft delml of your altim should coinniitiid your cloicit uttoiitmii, for formal ciiIIm retiulrn the best iln-wi, An In vonr linen, von mo mh II it Imim In mi iiiiindeied at thn Halem Sieum biiiuilry. .lull the riulit UiiIkIi rniiirii hv I""1 1 foriu and itoo-l tanle ideiitlcai by the way, ahMivn In Iki bad horn. Wn usk as a special favor In our employee that yon send your order ettrly wn like to eelibnite tho day mirelvei. SaiB.n Steam .Laundry' LOUINML I 'UrKAO CIlOl'lllKTIIII. 1HIIIOCM II iHMNrkM) Ml. II. i'hoiie III. Ill I 'lierty ini. t. iim wmi mmmm utmiimmmmimm l U Hf II vlK7f ' srili iff v iSkk W Kepoit or the Condition Of Tho' Capital National Dank at Salem, In the yUUto or Oregon, nt, Iho ohwo itrtHUlni"w, uccemiier 13, 1000. , ntnouscE. . liinill ntul 1Mb .Mini. IIHil .V. 9. Ovcrijurta, Micnrdl mUiiiMoureLZI ' a!t74 M iioiiiu to wotiro ciroiiuiion.... w.ouo on " CW) CO u (XI 10,131 S3, 253 M U,0B 81 10,919 17 7,M 74 41, WJ a tw -a l.ntt 1)7 'A 000 00 V H V. H. IIiiuiIa on haml Premium on U. 8. Moiul . Blooh, nconrltlwi, etc iiDkliis-limi.B, fnrnliuro, unil fix tntfa.MM. ... .. . .. ... ... Other rl ettiiownHl. Dili- from Hllonl l!nnk(iiut ItMerva . Agfoi):-.. ... Dm. irom Htulo lUnk ntul lltiikera . Una from ppti)Teil re were tgeoti Iiilrrtinl roTinue autupi ..... Ohickaiiilt)lliriMli Itnuit. .... Notniof nlhor Nntlnnnt Hank . I tiii'llotml iiwr oiirrcnar. nlcVol.. n;l ciuili... .M.... t i- W S lAwful Xonoy liffurro In liuik, vli: 8lot tiB,0 oo JWM-tcililor nines . . , 180(i0 fiA,lSO0 lteilinitnn (unit with U. H Trean'r ( iMrrrnt nf iitreiifsttmi).... ... o oo ..-.IKM.MI 21 1'iilnl .. .. ... I.UIIlLITIi. (Milttl ilwk iaM ln.. Hnrnlim runil. ... Uuillrlite'l imHti, ! 4,imai 1UU uu (IIS SI 40 U) iK'innna cortUK ( nt ilrnen I'lino rortlttcaivn of lU'iKiilt (VitineilrhiHk H6I Vk 'Christinas Cheer. V i iMliir hmv iVh.'einloiis yrtn may in- il mm or bn vm r. Il Jv l no i'inllitI dor nn lit (Nri4im)s hulMlat I hv m tsiK'l mrk of Ikpikl ffrtti nn ni lor ymrrMlf aud mir frlon N at ,: .-rs Ijm liairU Claim Ui ll.o baticr if iml ll lillir M)lfl HirillV VII Hfilii. Wiiiiainl liii'r of Mb tfntib- lor iiruiliiuHi mo. J' Pt Rogers JUMtCnuim mhuIhm-i fJUT U'lmlnnlo BHd lUtsJI. .. 73, (Mi on V-r . - -- 3.XMWI viimiwm unil tuiiM ulil.- ......, 4, Nittlmuil I U nk. iiiilMoiiUlAiullnir. 14, lino in Htulo llaiiks ana lUnktt ".... IllUllltttlilM III! (.11 ft I iiiiiiiu tu, Hif . --. . VI IA' liiiUvtitialotiuttiimliJt tiirheek.. 94.1.SI9 M jn-iiMiiu roriuii ii'N 111 uriwiiii ,.M ui,iu 37 . . I7,mft SI . J,UU W Tula) -- ,-r. -- - tlOl.Ml J Htnid i( lire gu. ( 111111I) of Jturlnii. mi I. J'H ll Allirt, vaililor ol Hi nlo imnii'il liililk itiiMiUinntv irtMr Hint Ilia aluitr kliiii-iiwni It imp to Uu1 iw n( iny knnwioilsf ami ImIIpI. JW. II.AIJIKItr fiutllr, l 'iMU liar ! lieceuilir. .V. I. Ueil, H. ii. HOr.tl KH. N'otury I'nUlu lor Omou loriprt A(ieli J. If. ALIIKUT. JOHN A. OA II BON. (ILO. P.llOIcYRllrf Dltri't.,r. " Ulds IruitedT U e are now ready to receive pnlpoi'tils lor kupoljea to bo furnlshod to the Or egun glatu llnform School for the sir luonthtf, ending Juno !I0, 1001. A list nfruppliopj noodad will lm fiirulahed upon itpplftmtlnu. U.K. IIIOKKItS. 12 2 IUI. HiiKirintendcnt. New year's Dance. Under the ' aTlspu'es of Pretention l-odtfo A. O. P. V. u ihiiivA will he given at Mute Imnrancc building ou Mouda) evoiiing, lJee.niler HI. Meutlcrsof the mler (Hid of tho I), of II, Invited "ami all alien who wish Invitations call Or) A. J Hhv, .1. tt Wilson, II. Ji. ley, Frank I. VVIIlniKii, Frank Duvey or llel Marsh. 88 81 An Up-to-date Plumber will til up tour Utih I'Mim I hu I wot j Id make I m 11II11 noil ihu viu,i.ui lUimnii HuiMiinr uremi Willi Kiity, II I ln-y iriJ 1 see the lumry and mtvnl-ncii HihI i combiiiid 111 our flnw iimh itilarv plumbing, wild ixircoUiii IiihnI titiMiand brthlns. U h will fit rnn nn a IniIi room with rlmwnr Uilti, Uu U1I1 iHliiirM plateil pbiiubioganti NtilnynatH rtsjMNi al)HCit. BARR&PETZEL JH('(iMMKit('l.L .TKKIST leb-plMNM 171. STAPLE POODS Everylhlnu nwJI to stock up your p of best Hour to a veait cike, and for n rel imckciel. bacon and sauerlcnifil. N6v dn(Y a full itftortiiisjul of mil, candy tind other Itjirtes ut lowest prices. from a sack iIl'j fett, sa lemons anu Harritt ictoierice r NUW YEARS DAY FOOTBALL EXCURSION IVKe the great (jumo between Buletn uiul Portland on Now Years day, 'IHnkiils can b had at Waters' clgur sum, ileyor's r barber shop. Wlprut's Dinar atnru ami Patton's and Jiurglianlt' iMjok toroa. He at tho depot at 7:15. Return, leaving Portland luUUfJ. $2M foe the loiind trip. jjj ?s at Try llio Elite for Ohrlitmaa HowC ROCKY MOUNTAIN SCENERY BY DAYLIGHT Djylifbl Stopover si HUfara falls. through llrat data toualst sleeper (rout Pnotfio Ciuui weekly forChleaito.Iiostoii, Now Yorti ami other eastern imliits, vl ltloawndo Western, (0rwt Halt Uk Itontul ilonvtir iV Itiii lrmle. O It A. V and Illinois Central to Chlcuit, eonnect nig In thcvUiiloi Uiiput with Michigan Centra!' stmlkW car for point east ror pariKJitmrs can on vrauara (.oral AgeiiUor, U II. TauitUDia.. Com! Aie't. III. Cent. It. It Hint US Third St.. Forlteiul CASTO! For Infanta aud Cj The Kb)d You liana L Mfii tho 'Blanoture of 1 4' 1 t t- m t. ilMrt, .. irwirnimfrrrrf "ia 1 V 4 isr