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iatnoono perfect strengthening Inxn-tlvi-,
cleansing the system effectually,
dispulllng coliln, headaches and fovors
rontly yet promptly and enabling one
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MHWSIHHWIIlVl-
OCIAL NEWS
AND VIEWS
Tli J wclvtv C'dlli) in ty ito reached through
telcph in.) MkIii 0 II fr ui 9:J0 a m. to 5 p in.
iJiuly. Niiwa of mc.i1 nature, pumniiHl
a vr nhoiit 8n otn jwiiIo or vLliorn, and
Itjuinof social Intern t (lollrttoil
LOCAL EVENTS
MON'DAY, Fob 11. Jestdo Shirley Co.
at Grand for one wook.
WEDNESDAY. Feb. 13. Stato Em
ciuiijiiiioiit Modern Wooduion,
A Pleasant Party.
Judge and Mrs. F. A. Mooro enter
tained in a delightful manner Thursday
evening at thulr homo on Court Btreet.
Vory ehoico vocal solos by Mrs. Van
Dusen of Astoria and Miss I mo Harding
of Oregondty added to tho pleaauroa of
tho evening. Dainty refroahmonta of
oyjler pittioa, lco-croam, cako and cof
foo wore pnrved and with some elegant
gowns tho uff.iir was a complete success.
Tho following wore tho guests:
Mr and Mra Werner Hroyhun.Mr and
Mra Eugene Uroymiin, Mr and Mra Will
Drown, Mr and Mra G G Dingliam, Mr
uivl Mra Lot Poarco, Mr and Mra J I)
Sutherland, Mr and Mra A NMoorea, Mr
uiHlMirtl'orryUayinonil.Mrauil Mra G II
B riiolt.MuMtflHIGuiin.Mr aud.MrBCI'
Bishop, Mr and Mra II U t'hiolaon, A N
Gilb-rt, Mr and .Mra A T Gllbort, E M
Laforo, Mr and Mra Z FMoody.Mr and
Mra J L Gurter)Mr mid Mra SV II Leoda,
Mra J L Curter,Mi'uud Mra w u l.eotia,
Mr and M It S Bomi, Mr and Mra 0 E
wolvorton, Tirana ,urs .i .i .uurimy, iv
1 Roiso. Mc nnd Mrs J A Riuhuidsnn,
lr nnJ Mra W 11 ilrd, Mr and Mrs
It Cartwrlghl, Mr And Mra A II Moore,
Mr an I M j W N D.ilinai. Mr and
Mra llj'.d.Mr un-l .Mm Allen, Mra Van
Dusen, M and Mim Harding, Mrs
Hudolp'i I'fim , Mra E M Wane. Mr.
M Ci.ipniri, Mra White, Mra Gorgo
lrwiu, Mid l'.irksiiirt, unJ Mr it U
Flemnin '.
I'orv'ittrs Celebrate.
Thli Hvt iintlal and fmlornal order
had i.a regular mmitlily bmuiuut and
membjrahip contoat Filday nigl, with
nearly tvo huudred dovotof the Forest
present. Afiur Iho lodge eoromonioj
there wild u smoker. 'I tie Evans or.
ohoatra, that hai added a oornetifct
Lieut. Oplingt-r, discoursed grout inusic.
A quintet composed of Goo. Itofe, Chaa.
Bouson, Geo. Staliloy, Harry Prior, Geo.
Irwin and B. J.- slurpa a.uii: some
popul.ir Bongi, after which there- was a
banquet served by Eugene Eckurltu,
and aLmoro orow of geullomeu of the
cook mens. Thero waa nearly every
thiug eatable, hot, cold and apicy. Tho
Week Commencing
Mon., Feb. 1U901
thlnf too Good for the People! All the Weekl
Every Mrhtl
r
n
k'
K,
In a Brand Hew Repertoire or Plays. Uniformed
Band and Orchestra.
ilonday....
TiUfwlay...
Wedkojilay
. ."A Woman'fl Power"
..The War of Wealth"
...'The Country Girl"
. . "Trilby" or Moths"
't'llflrWay
Ertday "The Ugly Duckling"
Saturday "A Sheaf of Arrow
brMlay...
Satiirflay.
8at." Matinee "Little Lord Fauntleroy"
ltxtra Sptwialtieti by little Verna
Felton.
Pricua 26, S5, and 50 cnti.
m
mm
UrUrJK'lU
toasts Were omitted as satm-thing too dry
for the occasion. Thoro is iiitujjlllor
crowd of young men in Oregon thtin
Hiobo Forestera. Good Fellowship acema
to bo their creed and tho tnombor who
fails to live up to it is expelled. The
lodge ia building up to entortaltr tho
Stato Encampment that assembles at
Salttn in Juno ond now lodges aro soon
to bo instituted at Woudburn mid 311
veriuti. Oratorical Contest
The oratorical contest, held In tho
Willamette UniveiUty last night was
in chnnm ofG. W. ABuenbreuucr and
conducted in a creditable manner. Tho
opening number was ajplano solo
by Prof. Iliff Garrison, followed by n
rending by Miss Laura Thomas, A Sis
terly Scheme, Prof, Drew next gavo Iho
solo entitled tho "Erl King." which
proved a favorito. Tho principal oiatiou
of tho evening was dolivorod by Hoy-,
monil-Kcrron "Tho Crises in American
History "Tho oration was well dolivorid
and heard with interest.
Mcseers, Gcor and Avoril gavo an
amusing eceno from Pickwick Papers, in
which they displayed elocutionary
talent, and this with a piano boIo by
Miss Tillson and two aouga by tho
Ladles' Chorus completed the program.
Tho audience was good and each
number proved of intercut to all. Tho
Intercollegiate contest takes plnco at
Corvnllie next Friday.
Afternoon Reception.
Mrs. E. C. Cross gavo tho second of j
sories of afternoon parties Thursday
from 2 until 6 with brilliant music by
tho Missoa Maudo llirsch and Helen
Culbrcatb and very ilno refreshments,
wero served.
Tho affair was another in tho annals
of successes for which tho Capital ladies
uro especially noted. Tho guests wore
MrH. IlarriBon Allen, Astoria; Mrs. TL
I'. Jtaito, Sr., Mrs. 0. A. Wolvorton,"
Mrs. Edward Hlrecli Mrs. E. llofer,
Mrs. W. T. Grey, Mrs. G. II. Gny, MrB.
0 A. Groy, Mra. 0. I. Gabriolson, Mra.
W. T. Williamson, Mis. 0 P. Hwliup,
Mrs. 0. Eakin, Mrs. W.. II. Odod,
Mrs. J. Krauseo, Mrs. J. II. McNor),
Mrs. T. D. Kay, Mrs. It. D. Praol, Port
land Mrs. Amos .Strong, Mrs. Win.
Westacott, Mrs. It. L, Farmer Mra. A.
Dood, Mrs. W. T. Perkins, Mrs. T.
Smith, Mra, T llolvorson, Mrn. P. II.
Sroat, thoMisses Louand.Maudo llirsch,
Jesslo liruyman, Edna 1'rico, Mao Rolsn,
Ernestine and llortenso Levy, Murgurte.
Kinsey.
An Enjoyable Event.)
Mr. nnd Mrs. Werner Rroyman en
tortained on Wednesday evening in
honor of their guests, Mra. J. II. Hard
ing and daughter, Miss lino, of Oregon
City, nnd Mrs. White. Cholco singing
by Miss Harding and Mr. Biokford and
a lecitatlon by Mias Greta Looney woro
much enjoyed by tho following guests
nniMttit: Governor and Mra. T. T.
Geer, Mr. and Mra. It. S. Bean, Mr. and
Mra. J. Trullingur of Astoria; Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Sutherland. Mr. and Mra. G.
II. Bumott, Mr. nnd Mra. J. W. liiok
ford, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Laforo, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Krauaso, Mr. and Mra. N.
II. Looney, Mr. and Mra. Win. Brown,
Misa Muudo McKay. Mias Margarot
Cospor, Mias Grota Looney, Mra. J. II.
Harding, Miss Harding and Clifford
Brown.
The Salem Military Band
Is making good progress under the
1-iudorship of their now iii'-trnef r, anao
complUhod cometiat, having played in
tlio bund time accompanied Admiral
Dewey on bis flagship to Manila bay.
TJl(J boyfl oxptt0t t0 Ud jt, a condition to
K,vo Htn,ot C01)Ccrt8 n xl0 nwxr future.
For Your Sunday Dinner
Go whoro nl the buet penplo iro, where
tho b et is porved when and bb y hi want
it. and whoro a full course dinner in
sorvi'tl daily from C to 8 p. in.
Stuo.sq Hbstauuaxt.
CASTORS A
For Infants anil Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bough
Bears tho
Slgaatnro of
's-4U
SUNDAY SERVICES.
CIIIIISTIAN bCIBNCK.
Swond Churcli of Clirist". Foiantiat
200 Liberty street. Services at lU:H0a.
m and 7:30 p. m. Sunday; nnd every
Wednesday evouitiu at 7:30 o'alock.
biibj-ctof lecHon terimui: "Soul."
KVA.V.JfMCAL CHUnCH.
Seventh and Chonifkota street, N
Sliupp, pastor. Preaohtng sr vices at
ll a in and 7:30 p. m. -unday j-cho-il
at 10 a in. Y, P A at 7 p m. Thd ro
vival meeling'lnro being oontinuHl, He
vival services both morning and eve
nl rig.
rillST CURISTtAN.
P. 0. Powell, W. A. pastor. Proseh
ing services at 10:30 a. in , ami 7UJ0 p
m. Morning subj-ct, "The Olirihlian'n
Hope." evening subject, "Hie Tempta
tion of Christ." Bible foIioo! at 12 m
Junior Endeavor at 3:30 p.m. . P
S. 0, E., OrfJO p. m., subject, "If Chriit
Should Come Tomorrow," led by the
pastor.
FIB8T PJUSBVTEUJAN CIIUKCII.
II, A, Kelolium pastor, Preaohlng
pervice at 10:k0am. and 7:30 p. n.
Text bf morning sermon Numbem
110:20 sub eat A emulous invitation.
Evening, Exolus 3:3,10 and 4:12 Sub
ject The ideal Christen Endeavorer.
."tipplcmeiital to the service of last Sab
bath night. Mra. Fletcher Linn, of
Portland, will sing at tne morning ser
vice. w o. t o.
The good Templars will give an enter
tainment on Fridav the 1Mb of Feb, foi
tin b m.flt of the IUv. T. F. Itoyal awl
Admission will be 15ets , but any per
eon can pay as much as they dertre. It
ia Jionwl the Uouw will b full, About
,.,...,.iliaim Mr. It v a I fell awl
broke her thigh ad is still eoufliwd to
her bed ia the hospital.
OASTOIR.IA.
a..M v. yfUtM1uiM ttNH
if
w
S& . yAS9--
0
yjs fj WJ J ft-
uz&rm&A
"He That Any Good
' Would mti"
Sfioutd have good hcMth. 'Pare, rfcfi
btdod is Ute first reqtWie. Hood's Sarsd
parilta, by gMng good Mood And good
health, has fiefpcfmatiyAtHAntosvec&St
besides giving slrcngtft And courage to
toomen mho, before taking it, could" ml
even see any good n life to tuliu
JWOdS SaMa.
OT7SY
PROCEEDINGS OF
GENEKAL ASSEAUSLY
Routine Acts ol Both Houses
Now in Session.
House-Friday.
Iloueo called to urdor at 2:30.
Upon motion by Slory tho voto by
which II. B. No. 200, authorizing the
appointment of two commissioners to
relieve supremo court judge, was rocou
sidored. Amendment offered that tho
appointees boof different political faith,
failed to pass. Vote, ayos, 30; nays, 20 ;
absent four; lacking ono of a mnjority.
Smith, of Marion, moved recons'ulurn
tlon of th voto dofsrfting II. B. No. 81,
to estnhllsh Oregon Industrial College.
Failed to carry.
11. B. No. 13, by Colvlg, to oxtond
terms of county upcosorp. Defeated.
Senate Friday Afternoon.
S. B. No. 83, by Hunt to prevent
unlawful interference with wires or gas
plpos. Passed ; ayos, 25.
8. B. No. 110, by Mays, by request of
Oregon Bar association to authorize
two supreme court commissioners. Laid
on tablo.
8. B. No. 121, by Mulkey to pro
vide uniform acsopsment roll. PaBsid.
House-Friday Nl:ht.
Poorman's military bill was adopted
by the committee of tho whole will,
an ametidmont reducing tho salary of
tho adjiitant-gonerul from $2100. as pro
posed by the bill, to $1800, tho amend
ment boing submitted by Colvlg. Tho
voto on tho bill was deferred until Sat
urday morning.
Ba-rott introduced a resolution ex
tending tho congratulations of tho Or
ogou legislature to Queen Wilhelmlna
and Frlnco-Honrioh, ol tho Netherlands,
which was unanimously passed.
Iltnttfim of MlniMiitctiintlan. .
Married lady, "hospital trained." ad
vertises that she will receive Into her
house any "Indy requiring care and
comfort, Including epilepsy, hysteria or
slight montnl case." The advantage!
of being "hospital trained I"
The South Bucks Standard has n sim
ilar mistake In a delightful paragraph
describing some photographs taken by
a local artist at n fashionable shooting
party. "Excellent portrnltH have boon
secured," runs the paragraph, "of tho
Duke of , Earl , the Hon. ,
the Countess , who hns the llttlo
Lord on hor knee, and, Indeed, ull
the members of the party."
In Texas a mnn once Advertised for
"a boss hand oved C.000 Bheep that can'
speiilc Spanish fluently." Then thoro
was the horse dealer who boldly ndvor
tlned. "A pplendld gray horse, calcu
lated for a charger, or would carry n
lady with a awltcli tall. A member of
n well known club was Htandlng on tho
steps of his clubhouse when a stranger
approached and nsked. "Does n mnn
belong to your club with one oyo nam
ed Walker?" "I don't know." wna tho
answer. "Whnt'8 the nnme of his oth
er oyo?" An advertisement contains
tho request for "a coachman to look
nfter a pair of horses of u religions
turn of mind." One Is reminded of tho
countryman who went round to borrow
a "recumbent posture" In which to
tnke his inodlcluu. Loudon Globe.
Iiiitunt (truth.
"Tho Inntant of death." tnys Tho In
dian Lancet, Is a vogue Mid Indefinite
expression when viewed from the point
of physiology. An animal or plant
cannot be considered dead until It hns
reached that period In disintegration
where It Is Inipuwdble to revive life.
Some physiologists still further restrict
the definition to That poltit In decay
where every cell hi the body of nu nnl
mnl or plant has censed to contain or
consist of living protoplasm In other
words, each cell must liavo lost be
yond recall Its life powers.
Probably one of tho most striking ox
maples of Instantaneous death wuh
that of the person who accidentally fell
Into n largo vat of boiling caustic pot
ash, which nt oneo cotiHiimed the entire
body, leaving only the metallic plates
from the heels of his shoos' nnd a few
buttons from tlw clothing ns remains.
Death from elwtrle shocks also bonier
on tho Inalauiaiieou proees. It has
been found thut llviug cells.iaken from
the hotly cnu Im pmwrved In n normal
state for n Ions time HNd IImmi tMvlife
proeowes rerlveil ir tlwy prwiwily
treated.
Onl- n Womnn.
The good wait, wi iliiajr Hundred
tone, kwked llm ll ut the portal of
the culinary dfpuriiurni a fid an tl:
door swim Ui-nvllf bark upon li
tilnftt doAVd bis uttered lull and pit
"ousty wlilctM-rttl:
"Kiwi lndrM-
"I'ni noi klnti." L Iwmnplwl
"Kxriiw . Ujdy -
Ion"i Udy mi-!" lier ittlfk !
POIIM'.
"Yw don't mroa it My yer only a
ivoinoo y ii- Vw MOirtHily.
"Thai" uiiul I niii!" sin- hImiuiihL
Ami us iUh Iwary halts aliui tNirk
ulo ihtlr plaiva i!m kilrlil K'k
iiliet rrrf In im ctotlM'sllnr atkMit bl
nnlot mihI wiule "Oh. wy. why didn't
I take noihN of thit ll-jr-k tut d stosp
wUx I p.k'- l-l.,' l'ffty.
Sbr Hml i-eon 1 1 llftfur.
his H'ltefn iy. h P"b i'
tju. worn to rfi.froui kto
tintiM thnf to f:t ftwu ooai-u-ndvit
tM.ti in iuH:iirtin Ue fll twa'lly t
ih an'. 1. 1 ami lil to bis ft
by a sin 'n't.- nirl. who foriMT r
tVrvl t ' hum. Oa his
npisiiis ii doniits to br aWUty
io do u itir Hrl rrfriirtt:
Ob. yc I'm ' " M f"
the uwe wverv tlay.-'-lVarwn's,
bahlua
wSSil(IS
lie l'nlit the frclfflit.
"Bom." said an old negro, looking lu
through the postoillce stump VfTiUow,
"how much does bit tojt ter bouJ fos, let
tersT" "Wight cents," enld the gontlcman
within.
"Ilttshl"
"Faetl"
The old man studied nwllllo, got out
his leather book, vintage dT JS-mand
worried eight coppiirs out of tiff, lining.
Lnylng these on the counter, he drew
a long hronth and saldi
"Well, you e'n let 'em go 'long!"
"But where are the letters?"
"Whar Is dey? Why. 1 doncdrapt
'em In de hole roun' yonderl"' -
The letters were fished out.-stnmpftd
nml allowed to "go 'long." Macon Tub
egraph.
FOR A COLD IN TUB HEAD
Laxative Bromo-Quliilno Tablets
Cnllrr My. wlitit a big girl you ore
getting to be You'll soon he nble to
hrlp your mother nbout the house.
Ilthel-Oh. I do that already. When
ever she says "For goodness' .sake, get
out of my way I" I do It Philadelphia
Pi ess.
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As well us tho huudhoiuutjt, and othors
ire Invited lo cull on any drtiggibt
md got free n trial bntMo of ICouip's
Bul?ain for tin- Thnmt and Lungs, a
remedy thut Is guaranteed lo euro and
balleve all Chronic and Acute (Jouglis,
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Hon. Prlre 2ftc. tiwtl BOc. ctid&w
The eastern edgo of the North Amer
lean continent Is overflowed by the
sea, and that Is why the water near
the coast Is ho shallow. To Hud the
true edge of the great contlnontntolnnd
mass one would have to travel about
SO miles due eastward from New York.
The Latest Yarn.
A Pittsburg drummer tolls
this- now
varn: I always carry a doiiio oi
Kemp's Balsam In my grip. I take cold
easily and a fow doses of tho Balsam al
ways makes mo a well man. Every
where 1 go I siienk a good word for
Ivemp. I tako hold of my customers
I toko old mon and young men, and tell
hem eiiiilLluutiiillv what L do wilOll
tike cold. Atdruugisls, 2oC uudCOc. -I
Wonl or mil t Inn.
"Never propone io t girl by lotter."
"Why not?"
"1 did It once, ami she stuck tho let
ter In a book she wns rending nnd lent
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eniinot i each tho sent of tho dlion-e.
Catarrh Is a blood or constitutional
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Cnro is taken internally, andnet Hlirect-
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II.iII'd nulnrrli fllirn .stint. 11 Olinck
medicine. It was prescribed by one of
the h.'Ft nhvsicians in tills 0"iintry for
years, and Is a regulnr proscription. It is
composed of the best tonics known,
combined with tho host blood purillors,
acting directly on the mucous surfaces
Tho perfect combination of the two in
und hints is what produced such wonder
ful results in curing Catarrh. Send
for testimonial free.
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I'll rin, l-'it-la nml fi'i k-hIJ. i'IiIcuko, 111 l.oo
OnuiBf Jiuli rnriii rr, TIiIchkv. J l.oo
l3Mllumls, linllHiiiiitllH, 1ml, ...... . ....... . .SO
Ohio I'uriH-r. t'l vfhinil, Oliln. ............ . ,(H
MIkIiIkmh Tjirun-i-, Dciroll. Illnli ., .(IT,
Kiirui and Ktr-lilr Sirliilli-lil, Ohio ,, ,r.()
Kuril, !firVM. kyrliiyllflil, Ohio. ............ , .no
llnniK umiI p-ai'iii, I, iilovlllf, Ky.... no
Tlio l''Hrxii-r. HI. 1'iiul, Minn,,,, '.nil
Tellium. Mihhhmi., IIMll . . , . . . t
rij ' f i - Mi'i urijrr
Trtiutr vil.Mi n i.. ibtrlU Ur Rr than oat af the abv soMlcallony In , .n. tlon wllti
fflc T4nuui um inli t wiWtbr' racuiar priae.
AddrtM TUB 'llirilU.VK, Hv-tiirk Clly.
- Galvanized Iron Work -
We make a specialty of cornices and all kinds
of work in galvanized irdn. 2 X A A.'
Weil ;i material always the best, and the
prices are alwaythvi lowest. A AAA
BURROUGHS & FRAZtBR
PMONK I ft I
THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM
SALEM OREGON
A Rnt-etaw piivaUi 'nxpiUi f " tii Iroitunent of clirontc and tutu'cal
mmi llHilt Um p"t ymtr dnM:nilly for tba puriioxo for-wbicb it in
U4M1. ObftVnntiy locatl witliui fir blocks ol the biirlnuM jmrt
ol Uw iv Th wi'xt wlrn iiirHiiliiiiKJ and Irttoat apiiliunr -h
UiHHttfluMii th iMildiaK. IImIwI by hot watwr and lilito.I by (jau
mid alrririHtr JIra "mi na unu livtvo tliw oomforl of nil idout
lrt honi, combiiwl wuli mII th adiraiiUtM IU Konnml JioupliHl
wilbont tttw iioIh, cinfiirti.ii dl MiblWty mUtmUn one. OuUldo
4kya4cua bnoiu 04i in iruti with the Ktit eourUMY, and
Satri tu ofMrMtiuaa d riji ul. For Urun uud fortbor luforuia
Uoa f'i'.) i' uw 11 i
R. CARTWRIGHT, M. D. SUPT.
Y1SIT0B3 WELCOMED BETVYSEN 2 AHO 4 P. M.
tSceclal Salt.
Wet weather good.. All of oar Mack-
Int'ishoa pohl at CO per cunt reduction.
All lit mil- tl IIO ITmlirullaa 7f, ,il. I
All of our 76ot Umbrella now 5' itt.
HALKM WOOLEN MILL STORK.
12 20 tf
I'rofOfslnnal and biislness mon will bo
interested in learning that a high grade L
visible tj mwriter Is now on tho market
tho "Pittsburg Visible," prleo $75 00.
Adiliess Bindly Hardware Co., Pitts
buig, Pa. , 1 10 lin
Cmm the p to Km J "on Hare Always Bouh!
Our Ambition,
Koine people am ambitions to bo sona
tor, but wo am ambitious to sell vou ul
tlio llrit chiKH provisions nnd groceries
you need for your family. You will find
our stock complete and prices eatls
factory, Bratiian & Hngan.
TODAY'S MARKET.
Portland, Feb. 0. Wheat valli-v
nominal Walla Walla, 55 5(1
Flour Portland, beat grades JB.U0 t;5
.40. Graham 2 ((0.
Oats Choice Whito 41-I2c, groy 10
-lin per buslM.
MiPstuff Ilrnn, $15 50; shorts, f 13.00
Hay Timothy $1212i per ton.
Onions $2 o 2.25
Potatoes 50 to oOc por sack.
UmIi.. II. ...i .!,.!... nr.oin, ......
creamery, 5 Oto 55c. Store 25.. 12)6 per
ron.
F.L'cr-Orei'on. rnnch24 (Q 25c. nor doz
Poultry Chickens, fli.CO to3.5t); hens
?a.70 to 4.UI); turkeys, live 11 to ll'o.
Mutton Dressed, flw to 7e per nound.
Hogs Heavy dreseed 0 to 7c. por
pound.
Hoof Topatcere,$1.504,76;cowB,t
Mi nretmi oeot, 0 to 7c.
Veal Dressed, 8 (38 c. for small.
Hops 07c. for 1891) crop, 12,l to
Mifec lor now crop.
Wool Valloy, 10O12c ; Eastern Oro
gon, IJ12c;Mohaiis25,
Hiiles Grcon. paltod 00 lbs, 7 Pc;
under GO lbs, 74$8)4 ; sheep pults, 15
20c
SALCM MAUKKT.
Wheat 58 pounds and over, 50.
Wool, 13 to 10c, Mohair, 25c.
Hops 11 to 15c
OiitB H8c. to tOo
Hnv lled. elii.rtt.$7j timothy, $10
Egga-20c Q22c,
Flour In wI.oIohiUo lots, 13.00; retail
i 0e Hiick.
MillstufTs-llran, $17, shorts, f 10.60.
Ilojja Dressed, fijfe.
Live cattle bto'is, 4; cows, $3.50 to
tl
Sheetw4.
Diei.i-ed Veal 7 uenls.
Untler Dairy, 15Stc; oroamery, 2"i
ti?:!0o.
Poultry- Hens or lb 0c. 7c.
, Pntstni'" 25c per bushel.
Apples 311c to 40c.
iCOUQH SYRUPi
cunn ITaclilnp CourIib,
boro l.unga, lironcJiitta,
drippp, l'lienmoiiln nnu
n U bevoro lungnfrcctlons.
i hy then rlslc consump
tion, nslow, Hiiro death?
Tako warning I Aet nt
oncot Buy a bottlo or
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup,
n doctor's prescription,
used ovor CO yenrs. Price,
only 20 couts. Insist on
linvlng it. Don'fc bo im
iosod upon. Itcfuso tho
dfalor'o nubs' ilntot it Ih'
not an good na Dr. Ball's.
Sntvatlon Oil cures KhcumatNm
chsa and I'a'iu. I3A23CU.
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YORK TRI-
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day ai.d I n 'c y. I a n i ' ,
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Hum U in tin ytnk, mil
all IrnjMirlur.t n- or th .'ll-r
faur daa I'rofuwily illni
traUd. and rT!il with iniareat
WEEKLY '" f,iid,u '" a" wt wi,li tc
ItkbUhl kp In it'. loucli Willi lw
TBIDISMCof ihr ninoti and world.
I niDUPlC H K ii lnr nuliNtiriiilluu
lirlmi, 15I..10 iirr eur.
thoia WliA .iir in .Mnri. ii.m imt mm-.tlnM.
tin f6llowlnc hiIoikIIU imluuiniii:
n.M.l.. will. It-uklu vl-eAb
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iiufctwaiiiiifWM itff ihishVt j
t&ML&'JS&m
Iw4Ki Em I I kw
isH1tj-y--fjff
Iho Kind You Iltivo Always Bought, nmt wlitcli !wa bqca
in uso foi ovor 30 years, 1ms liorno tho Btprnntnro off
-.tf nutl 1ms been uirwlo under his pcr-
s jL&-Pj?i3? sonnl suporvlston slnco its Infancy.
-fuzsyyt -CCteAtK Allow no ono to dcccl vo you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations "ml "Jnst-as-froooV'nro hut
JBxpcriiiU'iits tlmt trlllo Avith nntl cniliiti'ror tho health 01?
InlUnts and Children Exporlcnco ny;ninst Exporiinout.
What is CASTORIA
Onstorla is a harmless suhstituto for Castor OH, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium IMorphlno nor other Narcotlo
Hiibstiuicc. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Mi wiw
and allays lovcrshncssi It cures Diarrhoea and SVind
Colic. It relieves Teethlnpr Troubles, cures Constipi ilon
nnd Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho
Stomach and JJowcls, giving healthy and natural sleep.
Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.
GEIMUBNE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Soars tlio
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THC 0(NTUK COMPAMT. TT WUKRAT STItCCT. ncwvoRa orrv.
itW -. trv' r - '
GET READY
For a long Jourm-y or a short trip by
having pb-niy of eloati linen, underwear,
HockH, and tho like. We're "short or
der" people, when necescary, but plcaso
give us a few dayH.atleautn thoroughly
launder your washable belongings. You
know wo call for mnl deliver goous on
notice postal will do,
Salem Steam Laundry
COLONUI. I. 01 'IMTKAtl I'llOI'ItlKTOII.
DOItOUH 1. OI.MHTKA1), MOIt.
I'hono 411, y() Liberty Street.
Danger is Lurking in It
When your bathroom or lavatory isn't
fitted up with mo lorn sanitary plumb
ing. Hower iao is more dangerous lit
winter than tu summer, boniuro voutl
lutioii is not S'j free. You will ward' off
dinuitHo M liuviiu V-'ir oloiut), bulb
room, kitchen, Muka. nml water plio
nvorhaulod. Wo mako a spoulaiy fd
sanitary piuinbiiig and do it icientifl
cully uud at reaHonablu prices,
BARR&PETZEL
214COMMKKC1AL BTKIiKT.
Telophouo2S7l.
STAPLE
3131""
Everything needed lo stock up your, pantry rem a sack
of best flour to u yeast cake, and foe alrtHish, pig,feet, aalt
miclcjr bacon and sauerkraut. New oranges, lemons ano
a full asortmnt of nuts, candy,janLoUierl uxuries.at Jaw.esi
prices.
Harritt &
Of.tl I'dSTOVKJOB
SOMETHING NEW! X 2C
KERN INCANDESCENT OA BURNER-
NpOblinuay, no bliicl'enwl Mnntlo. (Mvus 3f caudle power per foot of jras
WMiim!. SnyuraliiM. W Imvo in twMhNj, 1 burnljUK one foot por hour
u'WdwK & IMrtWlli llKfit tor 3.10 Oi Qi?& ijf Pr JioUr. Also, tho Iof3
g!nlg70ajlUi)9r taoolof 01(1 of t wdji par hour.
-INVBtTIOATE THSM
aiem G'a$ Light Co,
Olim-tU St.
nHjg'MHM man B p g
Signaturo of
Something Delicious for
Dinner
That all tastoi aRreo upon, and thntJs
healthful, notiriBhiiiK and easily dl
irosted, nro our primo roasia of tender
and Juicy beof. Or if you prefer a cav
ory roast of vonlf pork, lamb or mutton
ao will furnlsli you a joint or pleeo
from tlio choicest stock raised, and cut
and trim it for your in nu export, man
iter.
E C CROSS SALEM OR.;,
PbouoWI. '
KnDWS.a. Good Thing When
He Sees It!
Any man of diriTimiiiiiiloii will appro
cliitu in tlio full tho wlibkii'ii, wuiiB
brandies and roidliiln wo Imvo on our
shohei ami in our collar. So I re tod Mitb
i iniii jinlL'oiueiit Irnm the stocks of the
lifst ila i Hera, vino m mid wliolisnlo
iiifriliniiiH in this i-ouiltry nml niirnml
ll cro ran bo no iiuoitl ni that Mo can
oxA'tiv cult your liinlu. no mutter linu
crltlca y u may bo. Wo ut-k for a tdmr-
k. your patronage.
t
J. P, Rogers
SIS '222 OVminieriilal Ktrcut
C& Wholimalo nnd Retail liquor dealoi
POODS
LawrenG.e
t
OKOOHHY
Tlltltn
fflCTT ' riHHTi''
WANTED
.NOW tOdlW Adv-trllimiTionii.
Ilnoo or loss In thio oofumn lnlrtet
tijroo time for 26p BOo a wiok
91 oo por month. Alto ver four lTni
at some rate.
na
A BADE nil fctrc The KMrkaMi
K
street, four tlocks louth of (he court.Voak Wm
bo -jold at luir in value. Good tiouie, flws
view lit the city, fruit trees, ets. Att
Journal office.
NEWTEBD" BTOniCop-Jonlto coaTt;
botiuo on Illub H'reot. A hill HtiuoP
flour nnd ail kltulB of feM carried,
liny nnd grain boubt and uold. Feed
chopping done nt lowest rAtoa. Get
oi'r quotations before you buj. jTilb
son, liartlctt Gruiil Co.
WANTED Wood removed immediately
f om ground two bloclm caatof Aeyluui
nvcnuo rocory. Owners plertfo com
tdy as parly wishes to build. Kred
Hurst. 2 :tlit
I'Oll 8ALK OH KENT. 20 acres land
near Balem all clear flvo acres orchard
good botico and barn, (75 casli rent or
-..ll ...! lru .Mim ..'!,. .im ... ,i
rcu iui fiuvu, f iimi i'bbii, iow on iirno.
, EmiUiro ol.i-rod Hearst. .2.7 3
FOR 8ALE.--A. good Jiomo'or t&OO
Iioiuo niTd flvo lots atWost Salem
fronting tho rivor. Garden, good
Water, soma fruit. Terma.,easy. A
(;nod team will bo taken ns part psy
llium. Call nt premieea Eyla road
near Bkinucr plnco.
LMUt
A. V. UOBKHACU.
UACK AT THE OLD f-JTAND.-Tho
farmers aud borceunm will, bo glad to
know that Arthur Glovcr tho well
known liorpo bhoi-r ia baukat the old
stand 60 Stato street yvheru ho and
his partner W. M. I'lymalo wl'l shoo
your liorses or do any blacksmith
work needed. 2 4 1 m
OUEAP WAOONB-One neaijy now
offered for 25 lesa than cost, olhor
wagons at. great bargains. New wagons
mudo aud repairing dono prompt
ly. Painting, have your painting done
tiovv aud have tuno for hnruenluc
boloro using. Dy Werner Fdnnell Sa
lem Wagon Factory 302. Oommoikal
ctreet. 24 tf
FARM FOR RENT Six milo , souih
t( ri.ilom 120 acres all undor milt va
t ion, good tchools. near church. Fres
Rural delivoiy. Grain ront. Address
II. II. Caro JouiiNAL. 2 1 tf
1IIG FIU WOOD WANTED. full nt
tho ollluo ol the &aem. Llht and Tr c
tlon company. i ,;tntf
l,OU""ltKNr AND bAl.E A frtl aiia
ratiuli with good hoiiso.and barufor
lqntahiou Bpau A horses, a wagon
and other funning utensil for sale ut
burgiuu. Call on J. M. Payne. Suloui.
1 21 lm
WAN I ED Reliable man to represent
an (-tubllslied liouiu on salaryj; Goo
puritioii to right party. Addti ss P. U.
lex 687, Portland, Oregon. 1 gouodPt
8TRAYhirorBTdLEN-fr.)D llio pas
ture of Phil Painter on the Rush (arm
north ut Huletn.souietimo during Sept.
n dutk colored 2 year old Jersey Holl
er, Huitablo reward for recovery of
animal will bo paid by owner.
1 i3-if It. K. Ryak.
DO You want to buy a kodak? Why
pay two prices when wo can sell vo i
ono ni good as new for less than halt
prlco. Nows tho time to buy. Wo
won't have them noxt Hlimtnifr. Tim
Elite Studio 1 IPltn
... . ,..i.n 'P.. I..... .. Hn... ! ,n,ll.i I ul w
I WAIN lliU IO uuy ur roitv mi hium ."
I two roller,to dosks Vlllatnotto
Hotel. 1 7
FOR RENT Dwelling with hot and
cold water, and bath. Call at 421 High
street. A. Bchroiber. 12 17 tt
FOR HALE A saddle horro, saddlo and
bridle, Rroko to drive, Apply to
15 Court St. P-'-Mf
FUKNOU Li:HSON8.-Gr0ii at home
or to claps in uuy part oi city. Rorn
and educated lu Franco. Lydla Rich,
1), Stieet. ridom. .H 27 tt
The now mammoth muhjflo placed
in iho Hwli'in rileain Laiuidry has en
Milled them U reduco tho prices On flat
work in dozi-ulou. Mlieets -'c, slips 1(
eo tlio reduced rato. i lion. 411.
122 tf
I Good Oppartunitv!
Do youdosiro lo learn Hliorlhand and
ihtiH III youreulf to sucked wher othoi
full? It is Wdll i'ljli liupossiblo to get lh
best paying clerical poitloni without
knowlwlgoof this most useful art. At
tl.o earnoit solicitation of friend who
deslro to focuro tho bentllt of my long
xilurlonco as a court and general report
vrarMas one of tho most expert typt
writisls on tho Pacific coast, I have dr.
elded to start a class if it eultlclont num
ber wish to enroll. My Instruction Is
not merely Uioory but praotlco , Alt
aiicoaud advlcoln typowrltlngfreo ol
charge to thoso taking shorthand. 1(
)0ii aro lutorestcd I shall bo plcasfd tu
liavo yon call at my olllco in tho Stato
Home ami tulk with in, or address me
atboxSUI- Full particulars aud terms
on application. J. W. Btb,
SALEM LODGES
KCKItbTI'WBOW -VM..lfililPf!K.
HlrtVh--7w0d Ku.4 M. IV. H-U JTridSI
nl'hfslnTuriuruiuck. loUu U. Uhv, (J. K.
A U tU'Wil H.ir IM7-IJI'
CAl'ITAU CllV
Express and Transfer
llMeeta all man and paisoiigor, trains.
" VV.ii r- l it... n . Prnmnt
tiifigagu
;gngu tun" r w .uww.v,- . ,--,1te.
TelepVue No. 851.
erv
UIOUU "-
EL F- JONES,
Attorney-at-Law
Toledo, Orotop.f
ffu (fltrk of Clroott fjounfor .lx IM and h
n up-Uxlats auiractoi ail froi'S'tyia Unwlii
OOUUlr. Il'iim
Easy of access. ,
Courteous, reception.
- First-class cooking.
WhiteHouseRestauranl
You enjoy what you
order atio6 Sjaje st. AJ
GEORGL BROS. Props,
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