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Newspaper Page TextltUl tlwj rwSB mm i '4M niE the c Pwbar TrBtidIJ fl'tf wy!TT"'TT'iffiniTliTini i iinrtte rasH Excellent; Combination. fio plcn&int method and beneficial icta of the well known rcmedv. ur op Fiob, manufactured by the tiFoitNiA Fio Svnui' Co., lllustrato O ValtlU Of OUltl tlllui- tlin Hmilil lnvn- IVe nrlucliilos of nlnnta ltnmvn tn hn Mtcdlolnully lnxntivo and presenting ,tfaomlnthoforiniiiohtrerusnlnfrtotho taste nnd acceptable to the systuin. It lsio 0110 perfect fitrongthenlnrr laxa tive, elunnshur the nvstem effectually. dispelling coUIb, headaeheu and fevers Tontlv vot ni'omntlv nnd etuiblhijr ono V gpvercomo habitual constipation pcr Ja3etlv. Its perfect freedom from nvFrv nlilnntdtnnliln nlialitV mid Hltb afancp, and Its netliifr on the kidneys, WVHjfund bowels, without wcnlteninrr oaurritatinir tliem, mono " "iu mem axatlve. . . , , IMtlui process oi mauuiaciurinp ups seel, ua thoy nro plcnsntit to the but the medicinal qualities of the dy nru obtained from senna und r aromaua ninuiB, uv a niiunoa wn to tho California Fio Syiiup If only. In order to pot Its beneflcinl 'cots and to avoid Imitations, nlcn.se remember tho full namo of tho Company printed on tho front of every pnekupc. ALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. BAH rilANOIBCO, CAL. &OUIBVIX.X.E, KY. NEW YOnK, K. TT. Iir ealo by all Druggists. --Prlco COc. par bottle O. C. T. Co's PA83KNGKII HTKAblKIl POMONA altonA iLeavkb:foii it'OiiriiANo Dallr nxcent HimIT nt 8 n. m.. QUICK TIJ1K AND OliKAl' ItATEO. Uioklwtwm Statu nail Coart!8ts. iM. P. UALDWIN, Aeoot. A Short EXPLANATION How We Handle Our Coffee to Roast... fl. The croon coffee is eroded by a iHiaehlno. This makes ttio differont fades all the sumo kind. It Is nut through a rubbing ma- fchlno. It is washed. 4. Thon drlod by boat. Ro.idy to roust, is nut in an nir-tiijht cyllndor and FoTsted by gas flame. No smoko or gttrotnn can escape -as wtion roasteu in a tiioVe oven. When roasted with a gas IroAstor tho berries awoat and all pores 11 ft covered and it will keep fresh much Monger and havo a bettor appearance. .Morn later, iry our coiiee. nokohama Tea Store hono 2411. Freo Delivory. SOCIAL NEWS KJ AND VIEWS iThe tocletv editor mar be reachwl ihronitli tuicpuoua sininvu ir m v:juk.iu, loop ir. lUlly. Nwt of iocuI uaturo, panotml u r nlout HMera people or vl.llors, hu'1 uciaa oi bociai microti toucium, Father Welch's Surprise. Hie family of Charles Welch gathered Ills homo at 33L Cottage Stroot. Sun- to colobrato the 80th anniversary '.Ills birth. Clio affair had been kept nulot and i a completa surprise to tho vonera gentleman. ITIie married ladies brought gonerously ifllled baskets of duintios and all had a st enjoyable time. LTlio dining room was tastofully do- 1 1 rsis? Jfcwsi RtVI icoratcd in green nnd white. fplwmnt fUiiti of tho occasion was pact (hit all the living defendants ijbfiMr. Welch were present. A nnmbor EotlfrlendB called during (he duy to ex ftend their congratulations to the octo- fgenarian. y Father Charles Welch wnu born in tnlMansmid, U'tlo. .Inn lit. 1831. lost of his life was pent at Thorn town. Ind a in. wlinrn hn nmg Inmlwir dealer and r.irpentor. "'itffia estimable wife died in 1878. .jrejffH b?on a resident of Siloui for ton wot Wot nnro than thirty vears ht has an elder iu tho I'rhytcri ju ch Jroh, s a man of sterling character and -MgrtuMy respected and beloved by all who know him. ' , 'Tlioso participating in this happy nunir wore .ur. ami .urs. J, u. .HCUOy. Miss Ella Welch, Miss Annora Welch, Ir. and Mrs. Frank Welch and eon erbert;Mtss Olive Welch, Mr. and Irs, William Welch and daughter jester, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Welch, 1I8S04 Helen and Miriam McCoy, Mrs. mpbcll, Hon. W. H. H. Myers of preatCirovo and Mr. E L Prescott . Mley Crime Installs Officers. BMacleay has a larce and nroaresslve rarani-e which installed the fallowing nfllcera last Katuetlay: ; aster, Mm John U Waldo. Overbeer, CJ8iineril. .ijeciurer, aii.s Harder, 'Chaplain, Mrs Mary Howd. .bteward, John TeokAnii.ro Assistant Htnwnrrl Iln.n.'c..t... . ri . I"uu," juuor. '""""ii uuar iiaruey. i ,vv,..,, nr.yjjun, ; romona. Mra Asa Eoff. HOa. MlBS Mam! U'll.nn Ceres. Mra H 11 Dr.1. ' I T J " tigay Assistant Steward, Miss Ceell I After a bountiful reni.t . ..i Ky all. Hon. David fii " "f7- :?: '" ---o -t-u Muurigiuai poem, nnd addresses wore made by Win M. lllllcary o( Turner, F. A. Myers of Salem Grange, T. B. Patton, Adam Burns, Henry Downing, Mrs, Howd, Mrs. Waldo nnd" Miss Hartley. Great satisfaction was expressed with' the legislature for so promptly passing the direct legislation resolution. PRESIDENT FULTON IN HIS OWN DEFENCE People Living Away From Sa' fern May Accept His Statement. State S6nalor 0. W. Fulton, president of the Oregon upper houao, speaking concerning tho charges that ho waB un fair In committee appointments, seye: "Yes, I know eomo porsons aro trying to make it appear that I hiwo beon un fair in my committee appointments. I full) understand tho source and purpose -f tho charge, but tho public is not inter ested in that. It is charged that nevor beforo was a ways and means committee appointed without tho opposite political party being represented thereon. Yot, at tho session of 1898 and tho session of low, every member ot tno Bonato com ihltteo on ways and means whs a ro pub lican. It is complained that in commit tee assignment I havo treated Sotmtor Howo, my opponent, ungenerously. Senator Howo makes no such charge. On tho contrary, ho has stated to me that he Is well pleased with his commit tee, assignments. And surely ho well may bo, for ho has been most liberally treated. Ho is chairman of two of tho most important committees of the bcii ate, namely, tho committee on counties and theconunitteo on revision of laws, while he is a member of thrco other committees, namely, comtnerco and nav igation, claims, and gamo. Only thrco members of the eenato aro on five com mittees, and ho is one of tho threo. Every committee of which ho Is a mom bor' is an important committee. Tho re vision ot lawd committee is an excep tionally important one, ranking next to tho judiciary and ways nnd means com mittee Tho committee on counties and tho committee on commerce and navigation aro both exceptionally im portant committees. AM I have said, Senator Howo knows ho has been treated well, and makes no complaint. I only mako this statement in orJor that ills fnonds may know tho truth, benator Howo IB a warm porsoiml friend ot mine and a gentleman for whom I ontqrtain tho most high regard. "As furthor ovldonco of tho untruth of tho clinrgo that only senators who supported mo wore appointed to loading committees, I might instance tho assign ments of sovoral who opposed me, but I do not think I would bo justified in men tioning Individuals further, excepting that it is well known that Senator W. Tyler Smith, Bonator Howo'b colleague, earnestly supported n y opponont, and very properly, as they aro both from tho eamo county. Yot if you will look over the committco assignments, you will reo that Senator Smith is chairman of tho committees on roads and highways, ono of tho leading committees, nnd is a mem ber of threo othor committees, whllo eomo of my most activo supporters aro on but threo committees. "It has been published, and, there fore, I may mention tho fact that Sen ator Stolwer supported 8enator Howe, yot ho hi chairman oj the committee on public roads, and Ib a member of tho committees on assessment and tAxation, enrolled bills and revision of la w. "The best position am not, of couree, bo given to all, bat as presiding olllcur I can and will treat all with equal courtesy a n J consideration, and with perfect fairness," GOT 1IIS HAIR BACK. Was Perfectly DaMWhea lie Stalled to Use Newbro's llerplclde. Frederick Manuol, Maryland block, Butte, Montana, bought a bottle of New bro's Herplcldo. Ann! 0, '00, nnd began to use it for entire baldness. In 30 days, he says, he had hair all over his head, and on July '1 ho writes, today my hair is as thick and luxuriant as any one could wish. Nowbro a Herplcldo works on an old principlo and with n now discovery destroy the cause and youromovo tho effect. Horpicldo de stroys the germ that caueoa dandruff, falling hair, and Anally baldness, so that with the cause go.io tho effect cannot remain. Stops falling hair at once and starts tho now growth in a week. SALEM LUTHERAN CHURCH DEDICATED The now German Lutheran Evangel ical Church, was dedicated last Sunday to the cause of Christ and Christian religion in the most impressive liturgical rltos of that denomination. Tho morning eorvicoa began at 10:110 o'clock a. ra.., and nere well attended. Rev. A. Kraueo, of Portland, delivered a sermon in German. At 2 o'clock p. m Rev. E. Mack, of Oregon City, do livered a sermon in English. Rev. A. Eberle, the local pastor, officiated be foro the alter during both services. Lait Spring Rov. A. Eberle accepted tho call to become their pastor, and work was at once begun to erect a nlaoe of worship, which was completed in Aug ust. This church was (burned to tho ground shortly after its completion. There i a convenient Sunday school room and there was a good attondaneo at all services. ! Bed Time take a pleasant herb drink, the next morning I feel bright and my com plexion is better. My doctor says it acts gently on the stomach, liver ami kidneys, and is a pleasant laxative. It is made of herbs, and is prepared as easily as tea. It is called Lane's Medi cine. All druggists sell it at 36c . and 50 ota. Lane's Family Medicine moves thn bowjels each day. If you cannot gi-t it, send for free sample. Addrees, Oratr F. Woodward. LoKoy, N Y. OASTonija.. IU W Ym Hiwttan Bfcr . f IMS MfcllW MB Wan ,uw gr EX-SENATOR CORBETT NEW POSSESSIONS Believes the Constitution Ex tends Sovereignty Stands for Justice.and Human ity in Our Dealings with the Island Populations It Is strnngo that tlioso papers and tlioso peoplo who standby tho administration, right or wrong, aro eo fearful that the United States Supremo Court will do me that tho Constitution applies oi proprio vigoro, to our new possessions, tho Phtlippluesand Porto Rice, mid that tlioso peoplo should bo granted tho right of citizenship and tho privileges and Immunities arising under tho Con stitution. Why this fear. Thoy may bo citizens and enjoy the privileges of tho Constitution and still not bo admit ted ns states, so that their influenco would bo felt in the counsels of tho na tion, until such time when they shall have heconu) iiBcd to tho working of a Republican form of government and fit ted for full membership in tho nation, It may he many years beforo that tlmo urrlves, mounwhllo give them tho lar gest measures of homo rnlo consistent with their own welf.irc; make them feel and know that tho Unltsd State; dosires to treat them ns mon nnd that their full measure ot homo rulo do ponds upon tholr good conduct. Thero Isn powerful influence, now working to fit thorn for citizenship, stronger than tho cannon or sword, the public school systotn. Thousands of the Filipino youth nro now enrolled in the public school, and aro learning to bo good cit izens nnd to love tho stars and stripes. When thoy grow up our language will bo thoir language, our Hag their Hag, nnd wo may confidently hopo they will make good citizens. The danger that any num ber of Filipinos would eomo to this country, If declared citizens Is too re mote to bo feared. It is certainly moro in consonaco with tho ideas of our gov ernment to proceed upon tho theory that wo nro fitting all the people of ter ritory belonging to tho United Slates for citizenship lathor than fur a condition of vafsilngo. Senator Corbctt woll Bald in writing of this subject: "These peoplo nro sufficiently intelligent to know nnd judgo whether thoy nro treated with tho eamo even-handed jus tico tiB-all other portions of the country, nnd tho sooner thoy know this the sooner they will lay down their arms. When they aro allowed a representative in congress, to plead their caso, oven without u voto, ns other territories are allowed, they will enlighten their com munity of tho Justlco and equity with which their representative and thoir in terests nro treated at tho National capital. In tho practical solution of this question, it must bedono iu n states manlike, just nnd equitable manner, making tho load equally llitht for nil to boar." Scrofula the Cause. Eczema, catarrh, hip disease, whito swelling, and even consumption have their origin in scrofulous conditions. With tho slightest taint ot scrofula in tho blood, thero is no safety. Tho remedy for this diseaso iu nil its forma is Hood's Sarsaparilla, which goos to tho root of tho trouble and oxpels all lm- Curlties und disease gonna from tho lood. The best family cuthnrlic Is Hood's Pills. G MARION COUNTY PROBATE COURT The estate of Win England, decensod, has been admitted to piobnte. Olive S. England, the only heir of tho estate, was appointed administratrix. Tho value of ho proporty of tho' estate is alleged to ho 250. To-Nlght ana To-Morrow Mfht. And ouch day una nllil during this week you cun tret, at any drunlst's Kemp's Balsam for tho Throat and Lungs, acknowledged to bo tho most successful remedy ever sold for CougliH. Croup. Bronchitis, Asthma und Consumption. Get a bvttlc to day and keep it ulwuyu In tho houso so you can check your cold nt once Prlco 25u and 50c. Hamplo bottle free, aori&w MARION COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT Roscoo Ijinglcy vs. Klla Lnngloy, is tho titlo of n divorce suit fllwl In" the stato circuit court. The plaintiff alleges as a cadee of action desertion on the part of tho defendnut, September C, 1809. Tho couple were married at Ha lem, Juno 2(1, '81)3. The new mammoth mangle plaqqd In the Salem Steam Laundry has en abled them to reduce the nrioes on flat work In dozenlota. Sheets 2c, slips 1 see tho reduced rate. i hono 411. 1 22 tf Correspondent wanted In eyery city, town and villages iu America. Newspa per and other work. Experienced und inexperienced. Good remuneration. News and stories wanted. For partlou lars address Tho Bulletin Press Associa tion, New York. j )(j jf CASTOR! A For 7afaat and Childi n. The Kind You Have Always lough Bears ti o Signature ot Stwtni Machine Kepalrs. fleo. II. iMtiiH, exiicrtiwisii) machine adjuetor lutsooneludwil, at the refUest of his friends to loeate in Salem ami may lie wind hereafter at T. i. Kallivan's Tailor cliop on htate street II makea a pHiialty of oWning. repairing and iul)utiiiK all kinds of rawing macbinw. and olwtrival slot machines. He tkoroHghly underitaods his lino as his xpfiM has ooveratl MQ5 out of 8903 dl&Hrent namaaof mahlne, tho thread, lag alone, gf width is a study. C&ztf&i&( RIVER BOATS RESUME THEIR REGULAR RUNS CommenclnB' Monday tho Steamers Altonanijd Pomona, of tho Oregon City Transportation Company's line, will io sumed their regular run. M. P. Baldwin, Agent. SALEArSTEAMDYEING AND CLEANING WORKS Dyolng. Cleaning and Pressing. Re pairing neat,' cheap and promptly done, 105 Commercial St., Salem. 1 10 3t Special Sate. Wot weathor goodt.. All of our Mack intoshes Rnld at 50 per cent reduction. All of our $1 00 Umbrellas 75 ctn. All of our 75at Umbrclls now G ' eta. BALEM WOOLEN MILL STORE. 12 20 tf Noonday Rest. Tho ladles of tho W. C, T. U. deslro to nnnounco to tho public that thoy havo opened a Noon Rest at their rooms, 120 Court street, where coffco, tea, bread, button sandwiches, meat, potntoes, plo or pudding will bo served dally except Sunday's, fron 11:30 a. m. to 1:30 p. iu. at nominal clinrgo. 1 5 l"i Ladles, Three Doien Free. Dr. Charcot's Antl-Gorui Pastilles. Positively infnlliblo In troubles peculiar to the sex. Monthly remedy. Novor dlssanolnt. Harmless. Simple. Con venient. Particulars with free box. Dr, Julia I'iuaud, Wood Uldfl., Nassau at., New York Ctiy. 1 10." Notice to Contractors. Thn undersigned oro rondy to recoivo bids for the erection of tho Congrega tional Church at Iluttoville. Oregon. Plans and speclflcatlonsof tho propos ed Church Hulldlng tnoy bo seen at tho City Hotel Buttovlllet Oregon, from dato to Jan. 21, 1001, at Bank of Woodburn, Wood burn, Oregon, from Jan. 24 to Jan. 31st, 1001, at UilbertBros' Bank.Snlom. Oregon, from Jan. 31 to Feb. 7, 1001. Alllids will bo ononcd Fob. 0, 1001. The committco reserve tho right tot reject any or all bids. ' Hk.vky L. Hunts. Pros. 1 Building A. Uomick Conk, Sec. f Commitee. - Galvanized Iron Work - We make a specialty of cornicesSandjjall kinds of work in galvanizedSiron. AJ 3 3E X-XT IMC 3K 3C 3XT Gh Work an material always the best, and the prices are always the lowest, fi ZC X Jk. BURROUGHS Si FRAZIBR PHONE 151 The Weekly Capital Journal AND a tnLsSflfcs laiew"-' " ' " .-- - 'Mm fvfv II Trfr OnAwnit Jm:n V nv Acrli iillnrtili ii ti.ii oibiu.., If rn rdltlon of Aniorlain .. jJ luiwt Jirucllcnl FAllM FEATURES: J.lro fttorK, Vnlrjlaa Ilor-tlmllui-v, J'oullry, Jtfnrknt Uarilriiliijc, mil ollirr topics urlltui y iirm-tlcnl mu aiirc-riil rnriii(r, llliikirulril b nil o nrll.tn, mtu It Intnhinli'ot ullln riiriil hitIImiim. 'Um lait-t Alitrhetw mill l uiiiiim ri lui-.iKi it mi urn nru uiivu miui FAMILY FEATURES: yrYrWSS duoil CooW, fiiu,lf, lnunir llb l-iiur, ftc . mako tut lUiwrtmciit i qiml nwH vt thn mrim rauni FRFF YEAR BOOK AND ALMANAC. fiJlSK HI irful-Iltftl. 11111 INtlll. Willi Ul8AMIIION ACIUIOIIU TUIUST KAIl lll'UK AMI AIMA!AO tur IWI. Tllll Krcat work 1 a Cyili'lln of l'n st i una Kyi hi In tbn Wliln WoiIiL-AJIiirUi-tdiililrtltoiiil'IcHiAliimnnci ATn-aa-uryof Htiilltll Itrf.-n mti Worli i l.vrry Huiijcet of Timely liilfn t IViliiliilnir t ABrlcullnro, IiiiIhm trr, CoiuiiHTCc. I'lililln Affair. Ilmililil Ktliira- tlon.Ili-llKliiii.aiiill'roKro. h n""n..-.i.ni.v .f CaUMKliim, th ltiittlii-r, A'tronomluil J)uli, Hint fur Koch Jlunlli, liil , n . SXWH ClUBIT PflDV ofThoOrnnBOJuddFiwrinfrwIlI rUUOItAIVUHJVIlU VAK.1IKII,Mar)urllnllllir.,('tjraro,llI, Our SPECIAL Offer: Weekly Capital Journal Orange Judi (Farm :r wx Yc BsDkand A-'mmt: OUR PRICE FOR ALL $1.35 Address, HOFER BROS., Salem Oregon. POPULAR PUBLICATIONS-POPULAR PRICES THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE ha for nearly cut? yr Un imukuIuhI at lb rci.pK-1 Na tional Family Nefper, for farmr ami yDMkt Ita plnd Aurleuhural Imparl mnt, Ita rliabl rnaiKft t porta, reoognlMil uuinorttjr Ihrouehout the rouniry Ita faahlun nutea, Ita Biuret anil alachanlca Pvpartmtnr. 1 1 s fanliiatlnff flwirt aturxa, tic , etc , rendrr It lnJipnbl In every family, llrnulur auli Hcrliilluit firic-e, 91.00 lcr yvurt iii.!2.2Pne,!.P wl,h. Th Tribuna w offtr llluatrattd wcrkllca and agrtauluiral jaruaU, lltjcular Prtcm Korfli Amerlcnn nei ltr, Sex York City 'an.im"' Miillier'a Mnumluv. A-v York City. ....... . .,Oo llurnt-r'w Iliixur, ey Vork lit)- . ,) IlMriter'M Vtbiy, Sow Vork Ity j,, Cenfury Mi.itiuli.t, Pr Vorfc. ttr. 4.IM) ?.,,A,t',,lf,u" Muirnalup, -v tnrk Clly jt iHt M( liirc'a Miipuilnr Nr r Vorl. til '. ..,,,,, . j (io 1 rilllU l.lllr II11.1.I.I11. s.n lurk IIllv' . ' i'ru AluiiMry'M llNifiialiir, "Sew lork Clly., l.rduer MoiitM. r,v Vork City......,,,.., J'UI-U. Artiv Vilrlc C1! v. .........a...'. ...... Jiulue, St-tv lorii Ity.... l.vallv'M Ut-rkly. ttetv lurk Illy..... HetltMt or llrvletra ,i-w Vork Clly,.,,..,. .Surll.lirr'n JtliiKiialii',. Sew lurk City..,,.., AiiktI i- Aicrit'iJlturlat, -m lrk City,.,,, it urn I .nv lorker. rv i urk f-'lty. ....... ,, oxi, ,.r i ui Muku l". Irtlnutua, S. V.,., ( oui ii .ciillriiiun, Albany. A. Y. ,,....,., 1'iir.x .1 urjiil, l'lillnJcrlrll. I't-nu ,.,, !.l..iii itt'x lnum I ir, I'lilluJrlphla, 1'ritu.. Joiilli' I iiiitiuiiilnri, lloatun, Mttam, ,.,,,,, ,, lfrHi mil I limit-, Mi iliiKlirlii, Jinan, Nen Ituiirlniiil Jluuir -uil, MprlUKflnltl. Sluaa.. (,uoil ;'.jUNf-Uri-ilnu Nprliiunrltf, 3lna, , , , , , l'rni. fl.M ami J'l ldr, Cltlrairo. III.,,,,, Oranu J.nlil l'nriu,r. ClilrnKO, III ,, IsullMiulKt. Indlniinifttlla, I11U. ..,...,,, ,,, (Ihlit Parm-r. t l-ve Wnil, fililu. ..,,.....,,,, aili-ltluiiii Fiiruiir. flrfrult ruit-r. riroii. jiiih.. ,,,, rr.lilc. Hnrlnif field, Oblu, ,,.,,, 4irinarlrld. Olilu. ..,,,, rut, ltiiUvlllr, Ky. ,,,,, flirm mill Klrt-alilr. fur 11. Ariva, Mpr Hutu. hhiI I'urui TrlwtJHr lluiuiiHP. IIMI1 ...... ..,,,,,,,.,, , Plaaaa aaad '' will orr Tkmt wbHaf la MdrtfU $(.BMfa li? iu iiavvHa imT.iwuif k uwuiuiii iiiir TODAY'S MARKET, Poutland, Jan. 21. Wheat vallny nominal Walla Walla, 65(2 55)5 Flour Portland, best grades f 2.90 Qj 13.40; Graham 2.00. Oatn Choico Wbtto 434lc, grey 40 41c per bushel. Milstuff Bran, $15 50: shorts, $18.00 Hny Timothy $1212$ per ton. Onions l 6 to 2.00 Potatoes 50 to OOo per sack. Butter Best dairy. 2530; fanoy creamery, 5 Oto 55c. Store 25.'. 32 per roll. EggE-Oregon, ranch 25c. per doz. Poultry Chickens, 3.C0 to 3.50$ hens $4.00 to 4.50; turkoyu, livo 11 to 12c. Mutton Dressed, G) to 7c jmt pound. Hogs Heavy dressed 0 to 7c. per pound, Beef Steers, f3.504; cows, $33.50; urcssod beef, 0 to 7c. Veal Dressed, 8 c. 8'ur small. Hops 07c. for 1890 crop, 12J to 14Wjc for now crop. Wool Ynlloy, 13l4c jEaetorn Ore gon, 012c; Mohair, 25. Hidos (.keen, salted GO lbs, 7 8c; under GO lbs, 7J638)6 ; sheep pelts, 15 20c RALKM MAIUCKT. Wheat 58 pounds nnd over, 50. Wool, 13 to 10c. Mohair, 25o. Hops 11' to 15o Oats 38c. to 10c Hay Baled. cliat.$7; timothy, $10 Eggs 20C 22e, Flour In wholesale lots, $3.0J; retail 80c Back. Millstuffs Bran, f 13; shorts, $14fe. Ho2S Dressed. 5?jC Live cattle Steers, 3)6 ( cowb, 2 13. Sheep ?33.50. Dressed Veal 7 ceutc. Butter Dairy, 15020c, creamery, 30c. Poultry Hens lor lb., 8o. Potatoes 25c per bushol. Apples 30o to 40c. to 25 Peace Declared Why devote all your time reading the Uoor War and tho Gold Fields of Alaska? Thero nr g other limtterso vital importance; you may mnko a trip East, and will want to know how to travel. In order to havo tho bestser vico, U80 the Wisconsin Coiitral Ry., between St. Paul nnd Chicago. Fpr rates and othor information, write ,ln A. Clock, Gonoral Agent, Portnud, Orr. 103 STATE ST " 'i H iHftAuHHHil lonluru. j.nncni. SI 00 I $2.50 $ 50) , NEW YORK TRI WEEKLY jmldlahKl en Moixla). Wtdaav Oay uiul lrl4ay, la a -"aplit up to dat dally nrwapuir, three days in tli WMk, with oil IroiMrtant nowa of Um otbtr four da- Profuaaly llltM tralad. a4 HIM wlia iHlartat lii( raadlnc tut all who wlali U kan in clou toucli with mwi TRIDIIUC of b nail .11 and warltl, I tllDUnC It r K ii lnr nillurlilluu liriuv, ni.r.n jut i-ur. to tho wh0 dulr. to wriira tl, Ut mfMilnw, thn fUlowlny pndld loautmw)ta. WHk Watkly Trl-Vkly ." " (iu Vtr. ij.i.oo MM! I.OII I.IIO rivuM. i rihunc. 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I W JMMU&Ju- I mJk - m Jlitimit - ; Ii II i II 1 III lliTtuUintiitJcfy t I Sill llr HuSed- m lL A1 (Y(nif,lbir I WK JW T V mn hUtnyrt fUlir. J BK J?t I DB f gy Apctfccl Remedy forConsdrw. S f S (V' U w ll lion, Sour Stoiiuich.Dinrrhoca I kr Worins .Convulsions .Feverish M ft Bl Etv (fl ness wul loss ox Slkkp. jf fOr 0 VuB I'acSunilo Siynnlure of m c&&&&G&f. I Thirtw Yparo NEWWRK. 1 B II 1 1 8. J GULlSO ) exact copy of WRAPpcn f JPflw& '' llrinTi .' - j ' THf eihTu fiwH, i vniin errr. aaaanaMMnMMwaHi A Welcome Caller Our delivory man Is met with smiles, not frowns, for what he proiunts brings certain satisfaction to wifo nnd mother, husband and hrothor. Iu two werds: It's right I That applies to every single articlo washed, starched and ironed iu this establishment.. Modern appliances and skillful handling tell the story. Salem Jteam Laundry COLONEL I. OIMSTKA1) rilOPJlUTOH. DOKOrjB 1. OLMHTKAl), MO It. Phono 411. ffitt) Liberty Street. Don't Let This Happen I'uttlioHo kdoiI roHnliitioni that you malo on .lutiiinry Int into nfli-ut nt onco by ropliioluif your old ilumlilni; with tlin iioivobt ultiitH In Piuiltiiry opon IiliiniliiiiK, mi'l you will lm rid of tliu mi' noynnuo o( leaking pIpuN uiul llootluil (loom, 11 h wiill uif dortor'n IiIIIh.. Wo will fllrillull DHllllllllOI for pllllllllilll!, rtHH flt- tinifiinil Hiillafiirllnii In Kuarunli'Oil nit to workiiuniMlilp ami churnos. BARR & PETZEL ill COMMKIIOIAL BTDIKKT. Toloil.oiio 2171. STAPLE 1 -r r Everything' needed to stock uplyour pantry frpni a sack of best flour to a yeast caki, and for a r&liihi pn?$ fu, salt mdekeri bacon and saiirkraijjt. Nw oranges, lennns ann a full nssortmant of nuts, candy and other luxuries" hj Jowt prices. Harritt & OI.II POHTOlTrMUK SOMETHING --KBRN- INCANDESCENT OASUUHNKH- .Vo Uiilinnuv, no blti3MtMil MmitliiH, (llvun 35 fWitlo nowur pur foot of iwe oonwuiihI. Svrnl fcizm. Wo luvw in stok the Hit I htirulug onu foot iir hour and KlvlllK h W WUUIIm Miwur light for U 10 of ono ttunt par hour. Also the No '.', giving 70 candle ixtwur at n urH of 0-10 of m nut pur hour. -.INVEBT)OATE2TH?M Salern Gas LigHt .Co. Ohomekata at Tolophona 063 A Good Breakfast bor thn dainty npnetlto or for tho honrty enter can bo mnilo from our tompting lamb chops or mutton chops, beefsteak, or pork chops. Our meats aro of ox .lulsitd flavor, succulent, juicy tnd ton ler, nnd nro cut nnd trimmed by ex perts for your table. If you haven't anijiled our choico rhqats, you havo missed a treat worth remembering. E C CROSS SALEM OR. Tliono TO1. oupvniour Dear at Any Price Is the unsatisfactory conclusion yen will coinu to when using poor wines, whis kies, gins, brandies, or liquors of any kind. Sccuu 'ho bust qualliy of thine goods when you buy at Kogeru, nnd you will Hud our prices for high gradu no higher than you will pay for inferior grade elsewhere. J. P, Rogers 218-222 Commercial Street JCP Whnlualu and Retail liquor dvulcr POODS Lawrence OltOfJKIIY NEW! 'Sf v . ,., X.SSZ 1 ! sa,ytSar WANTED Now today, advortlaemontB four linos or loofl In this .column Insertad threo tlmoe for 2l3o., cod a weak 9I.OO per month. All oier four lines at gpmo rato. ' A RARE CHANCE Jence, on Hlth street, four blocks south of the court bouse will te sold at hair its value. Good house, flats view In the city, fruit trees, etc. Apply Journal office. ONE13ILVI3K DOLLAR with yonr namo handed to Jits. W. Afott, or do- posited to hla credit, nt Gilbert Uroe. or Iliiph'e bunk, will lirlntr you W. J. Brynn'fl groat papor Tho Commonor (or ono year. 1 21 tf GIRr. WANTED. To do gdnornl houso. work. Good placo for tho rlht kind of A person. Apply nt 102 High Street. 1 21 tf DO Yon wnnt to buy n kodafc? Why pay two prices when wo can nell you ono na good as now tot loss than half prlco. JVow is ,tlio titno to buy. wo won't havo tliem noxt summer. The Elito Studio. ; 1 10 lm FOR RENT Now ix (room houso with bath. 212 Cottage ISt Has nover been ocoupleJ - Ono block'frotn Court houso. Inquire at 20-1 Cottage St. 118 3t FOR PALE Ono oliolco ftosh cow, with call 10 days old. Address w. II. E((nl, Urooks. 1 15 Ot I'OU SAL13 Slrjito lino, team and buck, liiqutro Mncletiy a logo driver at post olllce, Saloin. 1 14 10l WANTED To buy or rnt iuimediatoly Iwn rrllliil-.lnn ilnolra tVlllnmnllii two roller-top uesko. Willamette Hotel 1 7 U rtOOMSTQ ItENT.-Ftiriilehed roomB to rent within threo block df tho Stato House. 321 Mill St. A Olfngor. ICtf TO RENT First class onion land, Io ciited 2tf miles nortliwest of Urooks. W.M..H. EdAN, 12 28 lm Drooks, Oro. AT Tho old siund, with tlie best class ot holp tho Mills barber shop is again prepared to offer inducements to nor inauont patrons. Finost porcelain baths and best all-around serviro. Op poalto llotol Willamette. 12 27 lm FOIt ItKNT-bwoTlhiK "wllh hot and cold water, and both. Also n 7 room houso with barn. Call at 424 High street. A. Scbroiber. 12 17 tf FOIt HAUL A Baddlo horse, saddlo and bridle, llroko to drive, Apply to 15 Court HL 12-ltf FAUM FOir5AL15-2l7 acres witirgootl buildluuH and fences, over half under cultivation, half nnlu west of Kaiser buhool-hotieo. Price and terms reason nblo. Address F. A euro Journal, Siilom 11 lm Fm:NCiri.E8SON3.-Glycn at homo or to class in any part of city. Horn and educated in Franco. Lydla Hich, 1), Street, Halom. 11 27 tf ni,rofo(sionnl and business mon "will bo interested in learning that a high grade visible Ij powritcr Is now on tho niarkot, the "Pittsburg Vlslblo," prlco $75 00. Aildtofls Illmlly Hardware Co., i'ltts burg, l'n. , 1101 in SALEM LODGES KOKHUTICKS OK AM1CKIOA Court Uliorwooil Korel No 19. MooU VrWy UllliU Iu Turner liloek Joliu M. Obua, O.K. A U llrowu Hoor. 1M7.1JI NEW FEED STORE Oppoqlto Court Uonso on High Btruut. A full lino of flour and nil kinds of feed carried. Hay nod jrnln bought qnd Bold. Feed chopping doilo at lowest 'rates. Get our quotations bo foro you buy. :::::: TUIson, Bartlctf Grain Co, BottledBeer ICIIngerft Ueck,SuccMsors to aoutb8lerfl liottlir. Worm All orders for bottlod boar will bo tilled .it tho brewery. Kept orf cold storage, ?rw city dnllvory. TalnphniiBUItl. I - . . I Jl,f u i. it CAPITAL LliV Express and Transfei Meets all man and nassongor trains. Daggago to all parts ot tho city. Prompt service, lelupliouu fio. 831. DIBQUE & HOMYER T J. Sullivan, State Street Tailor. KnllHuIll kIuUu. TU Oburndorrr pt turu Iruui ClilCfttfii. Ht IiUj1iim auiu U. S puiiu V. B. R. JONES. Attornoy-nt-tawi Toledo, Orj-ron W t'lork of Circuit Court ii up-taH)to Ktittrtctoi l ronnty t rr tmlhai i ni In Unooln ll-17m White House Restaurant Easy of access. Courteous reception. First-class cooking. You enjoy what you order at 1 06 State st. GEORGE BROS, Props, ' Dr. Grace Albright Grsluste of Araerlaa School of Ojtio;ihir. : : : Kvury diy waept Hunday, OfBco hours 0 to 12 a. ni : 1 to 4 p. m. Odd Follow' Temiile, Cor Court and High il tl.l.. Oi)OI ROCKY MOUNTAIN SCENERY BY DAYLIGHT D4lljht SlopovtTtjUr Fills. Through first class touaist sleeper (roas Paolflo Coast weoVly for Chicago. Kostoo, Now Vork, and othor eastern point8j v' Uloaraude Western, (Great Bait Uko ln..,..t n,...t.ir Ar Kin ilriiuli). flltl&f und Illinois Central to Chlcaa., couaecl Ing in tho Uii'or Uopot with Mlahlgan Central' slmlla car for points east. For particulars call on oraddntfa l.ocl Agents or, . .. , Com'l Ag't. III. Cent. B.B. 142Thtrd i.. 1'ortUnd jOw