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The Remainder of the Month
Of January
Will be crowded full of bargains for careful buyers,
at our store. ' . .
We bought an immense line 'of spring goods lor our
new store in the
Old White Corner...
' And as they are already on the road, we will put forth
renewed efforts to make a cleanup of everything in
.' our store to make room for the new arrivals.
BURNING
VESSEL
Was Sighted By 'a Britisn
Steamer
ERA OF
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Bunimififffinfiniinnniinnfnfr
FURNITURE, CARPETS,
Inaugurated By New Britx
ish King-
imnrnrnmrnnmimimTimmnt
WALL PAPE
llolv,., sons
THE BIG BARGAIN
HOUSE OF SALEM
MEN
LEAPING
FROM THE RIGGING
fen-8
Defective Eyes
Can bo ma'do to ero perfectly and tho
trouble ent rely removed by properly fitted
glasses. My long cxporloncc Is nt yntir
command, I examine your eyes FHKB
and toll you whether or not you need glaimes
A large proportion of headaches, nervous
noes, hysteria and insomnia is caused by
oyo strain.
The Removal of the cause
Effects a permanent cure.
C. H. Hinges,
JSL
Sdentlfle Optician
296 Commercial St. .
Next Door to llolverson'i
THD WEATHER.
Fair tonight and Wednesday,
Wheat Market
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8ah Kiuiecisoo, Jan. 20-GmIi 08?.
Ottnuao, III., Jan. 20. May. 76
Filern, CO.
GOLD DUST FLOUR
mam nr
Tho Sldnov Powor Co,
BIDMKY, ORKUOX,
mado for family use, ask your grocers for
t. Hran and aborts always on hand,
A T. WALN, AGENT
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PERSONAL
Al-
WE CLAIM aW'1"'"'
BELGIAN HARES
la f be state. Wacaa trove the above assertion
If you will pay our ratbltry a visit.
W bavt none tut the butt blest stock.
At cur prices for breealaf stock you can afford
occasion!? to bays a B'ljUa Hare dloaer,
We luarasleo a food a traliM pedltree oa all
animals purchased.
BeliUn liars pedigree blanks for valet
I'KIUBH. (Onprrljook ft 10.
TtaferU-okoflW.
By nail postpaid. 8esd for sample.
Call on tbe
COMMERCIAL PABDITRY
51(1 Commercial St. Salem, Ore.
Or address
OLI2HN SCIIACrcn. Salem Ore.
HU.II..LL.I..I. -,
SPECIAL NOTICE
Goo. If, Deano lias now tlio laruaat
assortment of sowing parts ever brought
to tho oily of tialem, IncluditiK shuttles,
bobbins, attachmunts and noodles. Will
also handlo linu of button bolo and
button uiaohlno, pinking and pleating,
Call on blm.
Geo. II. Dcane
147 Court street.
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OAMTOltlA.
Buna -'' Ibiy Hin Ahtiri BMjM
tV(BMart
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, .ba Kted w Han Ahir
II, Hnook, tho contractor, wont to
bany today.
Airs. 0. W. Fulton, of Astoria, is in
Balom for a fow days' visit.
M. J Wlltnot wont to Albany today
In tho In tores t of his church work.
Mrs. Monde Jackson Pnguo, of Oak
land, Call , Is In tho city vlaltlng hor
parents.
Mrs. J. Pur vino wont toCoryallla to
day to visit Iter mother, Mrs, Rnrringer,
who Iain poor health.
Mrs. Ilronham Van Douson, of As
toria, Is In Salem visiting at tho homo of
Mr, and Mrs. II. II. Thlolocu,
Mr. and Mrs. Win. M, Powers, who
liavo boon visiting at tho homo of their
son, Ouy M. Powers, returned to Albany
today,
Miss Lena Goldsmith, of Oregon City,
stopped over in Balom yesterday to visit
hor brothers, Ham 8. and C C. Gold
smith, on route- to Eugene.
Mr, and Mrs. W. A. Peareon, who
havn been vlsltlnv uui'or tho piirontal
roof of Hov. AldorHOiit returned to tliulr
homo at west i' or k uxiny, wnoro Mr.
Pearson is station ngont.
Save Themselves From One
Element By Sinking Into
the Waves.
Nkw Yoiik, Jan. ). A special to tho
Journal Advertiser from Mobile, Ala.,
says: Tho British steamor Governor
Ulako. which hns arrived hero from
Grand Cayman, brought nowB of tho
ilustruolion of a bark by sea. Prcsutn
ably tho entire crow perished on thoves
il. wlilnli Is mhmiomhI to have Ix'cn the
--r ' s a
Mary from Now York.
Beamen could bo neon clinging to tlio
rigging, but tho vowel was enveloped In
llames and ropouo wan Impossible
Captain James Hunter, of thoUovor
nor Hlako, euys ho Bighted tho burning
vorscI ono hundred miles from Mobile
bay. It was just at dark and for tho
IiIkIi sea prevailing at tho timo that tho
Hlako crow would havo gono to tho res
cuo.
"When wo sighted tho bark," said
Onnliln Hunter, "sho seemed to bo a
mass of llames. Wo woro riding head
on before the storm and wero in Imml
nont danger ourselves. Wo mado several
attempts to go to tho rcscuo, but tho
wind wns so hhth and tho sea so heavy
that wo woro compelled to abandon alt
efforts to rescue and give our attention
to saving ourselves.
"Wo saw members of tho crow of tho
unfortunato bark up In tho rigging innk
inir slunals to us and while wo were in
sight two men Jumped from tho yard
arms Into the sea. Wo judged that
nothing could save tho vessel as sho
scorned to bo aliro all over."
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Slate of Ohio, City of Toledo,)
Lucas County. I
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ho
Is senior partner of tho firm of F. J.
Chouey A Co,, doing biisiuo-s in the
City of Toledo, County and statu nforo-
aalil, ami that said urm will pay the
sum ol One Hundred Dollars (or each
and ovorv case of Catarrh that cannot
Ira cured by tho una of Hull's Cutarrh
Cure. Fiiank J, Chunky,
Bworn to botorn mu and subscribed in
my presence, this (Ith day of December,
A. D 1880. A. W. Olkason,
(skal) Notary Publlo.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internal
ly, and acta directly on tho blood nud
mucous snrlareaof tho syslem. Bend lor
testimonials, free.
F. J. Ciiknkv A Co., ToIihIii, 0.
Hold by druggM. 76o.
Hall's Family Pills nm tho beat.
For eslras see Dean.
COURTESIES FROM THE
STATE PRESS.
Itom-lmri Ite-lew, Jn V,
P. C, I-ovnr for a numbor of years city
editor of tho Kiilem Journal, Is in the
city on route to MiUNhlleld. .Mr. Iovur is
of the firm of unfuri l.evnr, thonow pro
prietors of tho Const Mull. Thooo
goiitlomeu are newspaper men of ux
(Mirlence, and the jMoplnof Coos county
will hereafter find tho Mall to bo u
live paH)r.
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Special Sale.
Wet weather goods, All of our Mack
Intoahes sold at 60 per rent reduction.
All of our M 00 Umbrellas 76 ets.
All of our 7Act Umbrells now o'l rts.
8AI.UM W001.KN MII.I. cTOKK.
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Do You Want a Pleasant Time?
If you want a pleasant timo now is yourt
ohaiieo to have same by buying one of
those beautiful pianos or organs at tho
special piano sale which will positively
olote next tiaturdayvunliif, t i t i
n.
EOR0B
C.
Dealer In Pianos and Oralis.
WILL,
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Blue Whboo CannM PrnlU
A QUALITY SALE
Our Kntlw Line of Kxtta Bcleoteil.. ..
PIE FRUITS
Una Count? Cltlwn, Jmh 'M.
Tho Citl'u acknowledges with thanks
tho eourtiwy of tho 1 1 of or llros,
of Halom, for nrgiilitr ooples of
their Capital Journal, a sterling
puper and tho only penny paper
pulilishixl In Oregon, and is n good
medium for thorn who wish to keep
posted on tho doings of tho prcHont
legislaturo, and nil (hat mump Iron nt
tho Capital elty. Weekly Journal, ft a
year, In udvauce.
WALES JOLLIES
GERMAN EMPEROR
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Is Popular in France and Very
Sweet on Uncle-Sam.
New Yoihc, Jan. 29. A dispatch to
tho Tribune from London says:
The presenation of tho Blue Ribbon of
tho Garter by King Edward to tho
Crown Prlnco of Gormany was a fresh
proof of tho cordiality of tho rotations
between tho two royal families.
King Kdward has opened his reign by
em j httBlzIngin the strongest way his
personal friendship for tho Gorman
emperos and this was perhaps necessary,
bccaiiBu there wns u different feeling not
otig ago, when William II was not per.
sona grata in royal circles hero. Tho
Queens death has indeed brought Eng
land and Germany into tho closest pos
sible relations.
Tho German Emperors conduct dur
uring tho South African war oponcd the
way for n bottci understanding but tho
popular approhoiiBHon of his .devotion to
tlio Queen wrb needed In ordor to justify
what is now in the aira virtual alliance
between Gormany and England, not
only in China but also in Europe.
Germany is England'smost formidable
industrial any commercial rival in Eu
rope, but whllo protecting hor own pro
ductive interosts sho is now securod
agalnntand hostile demonstration against
her manufacturer!) in this market and
''mado In Germany" will no longer bo a
derisive outcry.
Tlio King tins always been popular in
France, and the now reign opens with a
better feeling between tho neighbors
across tlio channel than lias existed for
penincj IHp
Fine, Clean Now Goods Coming In Daily at
F. W. HOLLIS & CO. J FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
FURNITURE, CARPETS, WALL PAPER E
iilllllllilllllllllllllllllllWlUlM
JOSEPH MEYERS & SON'S
NEW WHITE CORNER
A Pioneer Salem Firm Moves
Into Larger Quarters
History of the House and Per
sonnel of its Force
of Employes
itaint'fiii lit.o of curtntna, curtain bwIss, now Incos, morcorizod untoon, latest
ucauutui lino oi i li ""V f . , t f younR men immonso lino of fancy
'.Srfa "thoffit atvloB in do tliKnd f you want aomothlnft nobby In children'.
gS will fro you, our prices will suit you, If you como to
SPECIAL
This afternoon and evening havo been
a gala-day at tho cornor of Court and
Liberty streets, tho event being the
opening of Joseph Moyera A booh now
Balom store, which tins been fitted up
for tho convenience of their growing
trade, almost regardless of expense by
tho owner, K. P. Mr.Cornack, who baa
spont about 20,000 rebuilding the old
opera houeo block to moot tho require
ments of a more modern drygooda
house. Tho firm concluded eomo timo
slnco that thoy had outgrown their old
Whito Cornor quarters, and with eomo
determination and a spirit of vonturo
moved a block west of tho beaten path
of trade. Court street is now to become
tho new retail quarter, nnd with tho
new opera bonne, tho poslofllce and
court bouse as drawing features may
revolutionize business property and
values not a little.
Tho attraction of tlio now store, nn
orchestra this afternoon and evening
and giving away 2000 lar,e platinctyj o
souvenirs, has drawn a crowded liouco
.25
17 lbs, granulated cane
suear. $1.00
18 lbs. extra C cane
sugar $1.00
Roasted colTee, per lb.
15c, or 2 lbs. for
2 brands excellent iflour
per sack 75
8 lbs Fancy Pink Beans
strictly No. 1 25
Fancy Burbank potatoes
per bushel 25
New walnuts large and
fancy 15c lb. 2 lbs. .25
FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET
Cor. State and Commercial Sts., Salem Ore.
s
i mm op imif it
Just received at Greenbaum's.
Fine silks, velvets, dress goods, calicoes
percales, ginghams, etc
Prices lower than at any other house
in Salem.
Call and see the new goods
When buying groceries don't
fail to call on us.
M, T. Rineman
132 State Street.
Telephone 131
Deadlock or no Deadlock They all Smoke
1foenii ftbe jfourtb
Clear Havana Cigar, Sold By
a)
Sam. Sn Goldsmith Cigar Co.
PROCEEDINGS OF
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Routine Acts of Both Houses
Now in Session.
IbADORB GRBBNBAUM'b
Location First Door South of the PostofTice.
Willi
HOUSE BURNED
AT MEHAMA
Tim drolling of U. W. Kris burned
last Saturday near Mojiuma, tho fur
niture being saved but the clothing of
tho faintly was almost entirely dwtoyod.
Tho root ul the house was new, lmung
been built within tlio past mouth, ns was
ueeviHil.aied by u former fire.
A Dally Contest.
Whether it be in the legislative Halls
or in the Workshops requires daily food
and the best tun be had at any hour and
u sxx'lally proturMtl dinner iwnod daily
from o to 8 p. in. at
HtKOMl'h lUnnuiUKT.
AllcautlfulSliM
Tlio sight that one met on the streets
fit 8ulem today wns very pleasing to tho
yei. The Indies' costumes were limit
nud well mnde, due to the (nut that they
had thulr ceulug machiiiM attended to
by Dcane, 147 Court slrnot.
many years, ft may lie transitory,
tho King's name Is ono to conjure
France.
Anglo-American relations hnvo been
sweetened by tho unique tributes of tlio
President nud tho statu Legislatures to
tho Queen's character nnd virtues.
I.oi d Ltiusdowno Is reported to havo con
suited the King at Osborno respecting
tho canal treaty, hut there is nodofiulte
evidence of it.
No English voice fa raised against tho
acceptance of tlio amendments. Tho
sottlomcutof tho canal controversy will
bo gouornlly welcomed hero. The time
Is not auspicious (or international
resentments and points of diplomatic
dignity.
OASTOIIIA.
Dears tli IfoKisd Yw lljrt AlAjrsBHgM
NEW TODAY.
Advertisements under this
tieal 5c a lice each Issue
$20 REWARD.
FOR ARREST.
And conviction of person who took and
destroyed signs erected advertising tl.o
American Laundry, at cornor State and
Church streets. l-'JS-lM
Hemcmter Deane leans machines.
Clearance Sale
Of Carpets
Wo are offering our FALL STOCK
together with other carriedoor
iihimois. uuei, .tigquet, and Tap
wtry Carpet at a big reduction
Wo inuut liave room for our main
moth stock of new carpets which
will begin tnnhoery soon.
DELAY NOT...
If you need a earpet, measure your
riMuisaiMl see what wo can do for
ou.
llefe
are aoMie
w tMtonly a
oacb pattern,
of our specials and
limite-1 amount of
tooJ r-ilr
w
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APRICOTS Wr 30c Ullon.
PUMPKINS ior 25c per Gallon.
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We guarantee he above goods to be nice largd fruits,
For JaWe -fruits don I fprp our Jine of Bite and ReS Ribbon
,g$Q$i he best tfoods for the pi ice put up.
ROTH&GRABBR
$1 10
-51 10
60 yds. Wtvt wth tfj t natch, a
carret . -
60 Js, 4t with svolw hi saaKh. a (Irst-tiats
wrvrs4tf
i aha a. i !. - m -" --- -
18 yds. K IWyiUfussets. t-t made, a (lac hall wutrn .SI J5
35 Jt,irf IWJ) BittvsHs. C4wa aad taa twparlw SI JS
i$ s.t Wr Urns- a (m1 NrWdesUn $i ,o
$4 ds Htki i,eM. a Umtwmt lhla( Z.SI 10
34s,jfMiaWlte.a teauHM imo $, 0
1 7 si. Tawany carrel wwih ,
llls,TMafy.iir4,W4dW(1(nw
30ds. Tatetf .-TJl$ 30
Vmt ! tUl !
$ 80
S 80
$ 80
S 90
SI 00
lUwimry am) mUh' m, wwtsi (rotM 81X1
U,1"" with nissl wUhosst tiXr
WHI. KvtMV Maact id MnuJr V.ul.
Si
90
aj
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60
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V HW, We have (owe
vvry
hi am 4ai(ai'. Wt cm tit .,... .i-.i
or
1 u.. ..:". - -- ni t
Mwe wtU beWri at a rarfeL' 7l r..tt7!" ' m urry Beusvs in
BUKBN "HAMILTON
T Uw PriM lAirsatsue Houeo,
o( the old and now friends of the firm.
The stock had been moved into tho new
quartern by a force working day and
night and all was in perfect ordor when
the tloors were thrown open to tho pub.
Ileal U.30 p. in. Tho sight seers from
tho street enjoyed tho program
of IiO feet of display windows, that wcro
unveiled as tho result of several days
patient labors on tho part of skilled
Window dressers, Quito a stock of goods
hein required to fill theeo spaces givon
up solely to showing eamnles in each
department nnd tho now lines thnt havo
neon mlueU on going Into tho enlarged
quarters.
Tho crowds Insldo soon realized that
nuro wero more expanses ol niei-
clianillso tlian could bo seen in n fow
minutes Tlio bnsomont lloor and two
stories abovo civo 18,000 feotot lloor
space, nil well lighted, boated and von
tilatcd, At five p. in, thero wns
plenty of light in the bnsomont, where
tho goods nro received from tho outside,
marked nud sorted un forstockini the
various departments. Tho ili-Ht ilmr in
iloyoted to drygoods, clothing and wo
inon's wtr onttrely, including shoes for
men nnd women. Tho ceilings are 111
foot, the lloors are fitted with oak coun
ters, shelves, and dionlav easnn fur lmn.
d reds of feet known us silent salosm on.
In tho center is tho cailiior'n ollhe,
reach 0 1 by cush carriers f ron. every di
rection. The htk'h windows all around
mako it one of tho best lighted stores on
tho I'aclllo coast.
Tho second Ooor contains tlio ready to
wenr kuuuo lur imiuw, irilUKS mill VallSOS,
blankets nnd comforts, laee curtains unii
dratwrtes A miUlnory doiartmont
with a competent modiste in charge is
soon to bo added On tills floor is n eosy
cornor, lavatory and retiring room for
ladlea w hero they can refresh themselves,
write a letter or meet a friend. On this
lloor also Is tho busiuese oillce, connect.
Ing by stops with the cashier below,
safe, speaking tubes, call bells and tele
phone.
Tlio three lloors of the new Btore are
connected with nn electric olovator of
the most modern design, in chnrge of
Capt. McCoy.
A sketch of this opening would not be
oprapleto without proper recognition of
thuliotd nud fouiiderot this ftrm. .i,,.i,
Meyers started in business M years ago
?.illm'll.,0tKt,I;n county, Cat., with n
UW stock bought on credit with two
noioti, wniwi no mm oil ami increased
his stock to $16000 in 11 yoara, coming to
Salem with his family 21 years ago this
month. Ho then became the senior
member pf tbe Old White Corner firm
ol J. M. Kotttiibert ,1. Co., nud in 1SSU
took charge as sole proprietor. In lhtM
he made his oldest eon llenrv W. Mev
era a partner, nnd in )s7' Milton I.
Meyers was taken into the firm, nnd
thus it stands today. Mr. Meyers gave
hiasonsas ood an eilueath.n as the
public schools, buiinewrolltKta. ltuIAn
ftoatt Academy and WillaB.it., ,ni. .. '
ltv eouUl affo-ml, and tins never regret
tod Ins intMt intuit n ti i,,,.,,.
horence to three principle) Jlr. Me"ers
ImUows Iwa led to hie nuivese in Iwei
iiese-rlght treatment of his customers,
right goods and rwht prices
Uesidea the firm, (oltowiHg is the
m-eoent foroe eniiiloyvd 111 this store-
mi win 1.. ikuer. lKk I,.,-. iu.
k .. . . -' tam
Al ail l.la. II' II
Representative Hume and Rice
Have a Sparring Alatch
Over Fish.
Houbo, Monday nitomoon. Tho ses
sion was devoted to tho second rending
of bills and their references to commit
tees. Kenato. Monday afternoon. The ft I.
lowing bills wero passed after third read
ing. S. 11. 8, Wehring Empowering State
Board of Agriculture to issue licousos.
S.11.15, Brow null Itolatlng to oxemp
ttou ol Oitrnings ul judgment debtors
from attachment.
ii. 1). ID. Stelwer Hoeulntinu cnrryins
sheep by express, to prevent transmis
sion of contagious diseases.
8. 11.68, Hrownell providing for state
constitutional convention. Failed to
pass, vote reconsidered and bill re-referred
to committee.
Multnomah delegation's plans to havo
bill authorizing special tax levy in Port
land, advanced undur suspended rules
uud passed defeated by objection of
Hunt, and bill will bo como up in regu
lar order.
Hill creating fund to pay bounty war
rants referred to Williamson, Stelwer
ami Johnston, committee.
First House Strap.
HeproHor.tntives ltice of Douglas and
Hume of Curry clashed for u moment in
the house Tuotday nud ttiero was a brief
exthaugo of courtesies that was decided
ly lively. The provocation was tl bill by
Mr. Rice, placed on second rending,
amending the present laws, rolatiug to
the tide lands in Curry county. Tho
author moved that it be referred to tho '
Judiciary committee. Mr. Hume amond
ed by substituting the Fisheriea com
mittee of which he is n member.
Mr. ltico defended his motion for re
ference with the statement that Mr.
llutiiss ohiiimI every foot of tldo land
in Curry county and legally had a
monoK)ly of tho fishing industry tliore,
a condition which the bill sought to
relievo. Whereupon tMr, Hume arose,
with tiro in Ids eye nnd vigorous anger
in his gestures. His Scotch blood was
up.
"It is true", ho suid, "that I own tho
tide lauda in Curry. Hut I have aoquired
them legitimately by purehaso. Tho pro
posed bill relatoe to Curry and I rep.
resent threo fourths ol tho voto ot tho
county. I havo been bo harraBBed nnd
annoyed by thut class (pointing to IUbc)
who ought to bo in tho ponltontlary
that."
Tho rat-tat tnt of tho Bpeakor's
onvel tntorruntod the speaker and
checked his denunciation. Upon ro
Burning ho apologized for his display of
timinnr bv ntntlnr that ho had been SO I
nnnovedhv enemies, nnd his business I
hnd eo Buffered from ropented nttemptB I wjJ J je s0Jd lower than ever,
to Injure It, that his inuigiinuon iunnu
moment got tho better of him. llio Dili
was referred to tlio Judiciary committee.
During tho remainder of tho session
Mr. Hume diverted every bill rotating
to fisheries to eomo other committco
than tho ono of which ho is n mom
bor, and ono of which ho was the author
went to tho committee on ngriculturo.
House Tuesday.
The Houso paaeed a Nicaragua canal
rosolution.nttreed to investigate tlo
Deaf mute nuricultunu college, and in
troduced tuveral now feo nnd salary
blllH.
In tho eunatotho President announced
ap'pointmontB on investigating commit
tees as follews:
Water supply at Penitentiary Adams
ana huiuii ot umiuii.
-Sweok nnd Jo-
Musical
Instruments
State Reform School
Bdplli.
Twenty thousand nine hundred and
fifty-three dollars and llfty-olght cents
transferred from tide land fund to com
nion school fund,
Several communications wore read
and bills introduced of no consequence.
House Tuesday
Considerable discussion wa3 provoked
in tho house vvhon S. U. No. 8, by Well
rung advanced to third hearing was up
for paesago. Tho bill authorizes tho
State Hoard of Agriculture to issue
licensed for business conducted during
the btntu fair. Representative ISutt
opened tho opposition by declaring
himself nguinst authoiuing tho sale
of liquor 011 tho grounds Mr. Poornian
of Marion explained tliat the bill left it
discretionary with tho board whether or
not such license should be issued but in
cuso thoy should bo the funds would go
to the board instead of Marlon County,
Eddy, Drosser and others spoke
against tho bill, nnd Whitney, Graco
and Poornian defended the measure,
The bill was passed by a vote of 3S to 0
Absont 2.
Speaker announced appointments as
follews:
Public documonts Colvig, Pearco and
Kdson.
Deafmuto school Barrttt, Heraonway
mm ueugos.
A number of bills were referred and
some unimportant resolutions adopted.
House adjorned to 3 p. m.
Senate Wednesday
,.iiuiKey reeoiution to abolish state
printer udopted.
A number of new bills were intro
duced and tho Roberts scalp bounty
bill waspaseed.
Joint Convention
NEW STOCK
Shoes'of allCrades-Meii's, Ladles
and Children's
Bought at close prices and
Satisfaction guaranteed. liRe-
pairing a specialty.
JACOB VOGT
05 State Street. Opposite Pntton Bros
AT M COS?
WHILE WE ARE REMODEL
ING THE FRONT OF OUr
STORE WE WILL SELL HAR
NESS AND SADDLES AT AC
TUAL COST FOR CASH.
E. S Lamport Harness CO.
Sign ol White Iloreo 289 Coramerciaht
FARMERS ATTENTION
FIX UP YOUR ?Anm
Drain tile all sizes, also large
cedar posts. Prices reaonable,
D. S. BENTlIy & CO
Phone 301 319 Front 8t
BOTANICAL
vVONDEFS
Margaret MiteUII, easier; W. n.
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The marvel of the hour is
the wonderful cure of chronic
diseases without the use of
knife or poisonous medicines.
This is what afflicted human
ity needs more than all else.
Not a week Dasses but Dr. j.
F.Cook, the irreat botanical
specialist and original discov
erorof the botanical cure, heals
some patients who have suffer
ed for years from awful dis
ease and the more awfuleffects
of rank medical humhup-s. Dr.
1 Cook is willine to trive oatients
the benfefit of his life study but,
declinesto publish further test
imonials out or regard tor nis
patients, yet will gladly refer
any callers to their neighbors
nnrl friAnrlc mtm ln, Kwn
! healed, Consultation free.
'If you have anv Dhvsical ail
iments it will do you good, to
can ana nave a little chat Wie
the doctor.
Office 301 Liberty Street
7. 49
Salem Oregon.