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QUAKES
IN NEW
ZEALAND
Town of Cheviot a
Total Wreck
Great Cracks Yawned in
Earth.
the
Water Thrown Hundreds
Feet High.
of
8an Fkancisco, Dec. 17. New Zea
land news received by steamer gives the
details of great destruction of property
in the Choviot district by earthquake on
November 18. In the town of Cheviot
and country the damage will roach 20,
000. Scarcely a building wbb left stand
ing. Tho fine homestead of Sir Qeoro
Clifford was wrecked.
Great fipsuos opened in the earth and
water issued from them. In one ollico
the heavy safe was thrown across tho
room and brick chimneys fell like toy
homes Thn people are panic stricken,
as the shocks still continue. At Wniian
River great cracks opened in the river
bed, Into which water poured. Then
they closed and volumes of water were
tent hundreds of feet into the air.
MARION"
CIRCUIT
COURT
In tho caso in which Elizabeth Edgar
is plaintiff versus John Savago, Sr., de
fendant, a decision was yesterday given
by Judgo Doleo. This in a suit to quit
title to certain land, and was won hy
tho plaintiff. Tho court decreed that
tho plaintiff was awardod tho farm which
was deeded to her, by her husband
Rankin Edar, for tho consideration of
15050, in (ho year 1893, frco from any
lieu or incumboranco on account of tho
sheriff's deod bald by tho defend
ant. Tho court found that tho first dcol,
in which there was a mistako in tho
name was modo beforo tho levy of tho
attachment by tho defendant upon 'In
farm in tho action brought by him
against thoj plaintiff's husband, Rankin
Edgar; and that noithor tho plaintiff
nor her husband knew anything of
tho attachment or of tho comtnonce
mont of the action against her bus
hand, bv tho defendant, until alter the
execution of tho deed from hor husband
to herself. That tho transaction tw
tweon the plaintiff and her huabafiti was
one in exohango ol farms, the husjband
receiving tl o purchase price of the
plaintiff's farm, which was on the same
day sold andconvejed to Harrison lo
for $5060, which money Rankin Kdtrar
received from his wiff, ami in return
conveyed to her tho fnrm in controversy.
The court found that tho thoriff'edped.
to the defendant, Savage, was a
cloud upon tho plaintiff's title and or
dered tho same to bo removed therefrom.
IFRIENDS
STILL
TRYING
To Effect the Release
of MiSs Stone
and her captors havo roiio into com
'ortable winter quarters .Miss Stono
onoruotlc, versntilo and ru?ourccful and
she has doubtless succeeded In making
friends of tho brlguuilB."
They
DARING
CANUCK
SAILOR
Do not Believe
Death Story.
the
Teuring: the World in a Forty
Foot Canue.
San Fkancisco, Dec, 17
from Australia that Capt Voss and Ills
Hi tie forty foot canoe arrived at Sydney
on Nov. 20 having made the voyage from
British Columbia. lie Mill go from Syd
ney to Ceylon on his voyage around the
world.
Think She has Alade Friends
of Captors
Nkw York, Dec. 17. A dispatch sent
by Rev. Robert Tl o upsor, director of
the Amor lean Inptltuto from Saumkov,
Bulgaria, pnyfc:
Every missionary, inalo and female,
News comes in Bulgaria and Turkey is working stren
uously for the release of Miss Stone.
Wo want Mis'? Stone saved and our mis
sions unaarriflce I.
"I refuse to acr-ppl the death theory.
There i? tint a shred of evidence favor
ingit It is 'ii t likely that Misb Stone
New York Racket.
Twonty per cent discount on all chil
dren's vests mid reboot suits, up to 0
years old, and also on boy a knee, pants ,
and rchool suits up to 10 year, and on'j,,
youth s Butts worn iu to 'it years. Alt oi
the above, with nil our men's clothing,
overcoats, odd pants and veals, all are
Bold at 20 per cent discount Child's
suits price $1.50 at f 1.20, $2 sill's, eood,
heavy goale, at f 1 00; $3 suits at 2 40.
And so on through tho list, wo havo
)outh's as high as $7 and $0.50 per suit,
of excellent material, and in the same lino
of aues suits as low aB $3.26, all subject
to n 20 per cent discount. Come and get
a warm, durable Et.it t nt tho New York
Racket. 17 Id lw
'; SALEM'S
GREATEST
HOLD-UP
Tho greatest hold-up over committed
Salem in brond daylight occurred
when 100 people nil at once held up
their hnnds In woiiilonnen) at tho im
mense slock of dolls, toys and all kinds
of Christinas uoods at Tl c Fair Store
Jltnv Am Tfiuii Klilneyi t
Or HobtV8flmiiinPiiUciiriillkMn(rlll!Rtm.
Slofrrn. Add MorllnK Ituua'ilrCti.ClilcaKuorN. V
Dr. Rush S. Huidnkoper of I'luladul.
phia died today of a complication of ilia
eatcBsaid to havo been contracted in tho
Spanleli-American war when ho was
clii f surgeon of the army.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
1nke l.nxHtho Ilronio quinine Tublct All
fulls to euro
23c. tt
Tho Slnorl nml Hie Wllncmi.
Cnptnln Hayes In his book, "Anions
IIoie In South Africa." tells sew-inl
ni.iiwlnx stories. A friend of hU It) IrugirUtii roruml the money If It fnl
New Zculun.1 had been a Kove.nmenl h' W.U"'KnaluUotiwchbo
Interpieier uiiioiiK the MiioiIh and hud -ynn Will Find
many stmles to tell about those people. vou (tld Ul0 ,,, , of BllcC0Mfu,
On one oecn on a tiutlxe chief, who .... ... ,, , , ,, , ,, ,
was ttniler cross cxmnlimtluii Hi court, "chants that to things aro essential
on helng asked why ho hud not brought t0 8,UCC088 ln buelncaB-good bualness
tt eeftnln niiin with 111 m replied: . "'o'liuJa awl newspaper advortlBing.
"I have brought him." ' Each plavs its own important part,
"Rut." wild the bnrrlstor, looking In but you cannot build tho structure
vain round the court, "1 don't see him rightly with either alone. Ono dovetails
Where Is lie?"
"Ho Is here." chuckled the Maori
iiriniiii stroking his massive chest.
PRICES
OF LEAD
REDUCED
Nkw Yohk, Dae. 17. lleginniug today
tho reduced price of lead v III go Into e -feet
says tho Herald. At a meeting of
the Executive committee of tho Ameri
can Smelling and Refining Company,
prices wero cut from $i 37)4 cents per
hundred to $1 00. Tho action was prac
tically agreed upon at a recent confer-1
enco of tho lead producers of Idaho and I
Utah in this city. Tho management of
tho Smelting Co., therefore decided to
put tho reduction into tffect as anox-j
poritneut to determine w bother a larger,
quantity will bo used at smaller prices '
than beforo. !
i
I'ccullnr Taxation In lliillniiii. I
Somo of the most peculiar of taa
tlous recorded arc to he found In Hit
archlvoa of Ilnllnr.d. In 171U, for m
stance, there was l'i oxlstenoo n tax
Imposed on till pa-u i;:urs tnnellng in
Holland. In 1S7I a duty of 'J slilMin"
was levied on on eh peis.m who etitiioil
a tavoni beforo noon, mi tlm o who in
tered n place of ntortulnmi nt, on mat
rlngcs nud deaths ami on in my otln r
things. If a pi'rscn uiih Ii irled out (
the district to wh.eli lie lieloiiged, tin
tux was payable twice vor. - IMttslnutj
Dlsimtch.
wiiiii Him, i
Seek Relief !
The great proportloa of women who itiffer
never make a serious effort to benefit them
selves. The most of them go on paying no at.
tentloa to their little menstrual disorders, be.
Ilevlng they will eventually wear olf. They
grow worse and worse every day. At the
period of menstruation a woman Is peculiarly
susceptible to cold and other external influences
and It is also the most favorable time for the
development of hidden disease germs which
may be lurking In the system. Any physician
knows that disordered menstruation, falling of
the womb and leucorrhoea are blighting lives In
almost every home. No woman should neg
lect herself a moment after she ttts Indications
of female diseases. Almost Instant relief can
be secured by the use of
WINECARDUI
It will relieve you right In your own home.
Will vou accent the testimonv of Mrs. Dcltfler
and thousands of other women and really seek relief today? All druggists
sell $1.00 bottles of Wine of Cardul.
100 Chicago Street. Fort Wayne, Intl., March 27, 1900.
Your Wins of Cardul has dono a world of good for me. I havo used Ave
bottlcsof thp Mlno and oao package, of Thodford's Illack-Drauglit. Andsluco
I have atnrtrd to uae It I will not be without It in the house, it helped ray
Bister In Toledo, who did not monstrnato as alio ought. She was sixteen
rears of ngo nnd nothing olso helped her. I was ln a very bad ktato myself
)uforn I used yourmcdlolnos, but I found relief in tlireo days. And now I
feel lilct u new woman nnd do all my housework and washing, which I could
not do beforo I took Wlno of Cardul. I would bo cry B'ad to wrlto any poor
woman and toll her how I aufierod beforo I used Wmu of Cardul.
Mrs. 0. 1. DIEQLKn
for aitrlre and llteratnre, lutdreu, rlrtnir STmptom "Thr ladles' Adrlory
Department," Tlia L'luUUDooga iledlckw Company, Chattanooga Tenn.
B9HS1
e2)
S05XiiSSiXi
When a piece of furniture
Fails to gladden a heart at
uch .presents are among the
most sensible gifts. A desk,
rocker, center or dining table,
FUN
IKOUOl
fmuy&
WF?rMrE&
China closet, side board or
music cabinet will be sure to
find a place in any household.
DP NOT STAND ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE STREET
And look at our a$.ortment of
pretty things, but come ill and let
us show you through. We have
just opened a lot of genuine im-
ported Turkish Rugs.
3
cPiJun
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HSWaBeMfflllSWMSSIM
into tho other nnd makes perfection.
Nowspnper advortiBints will help yon
to a k router businoas through a wider
acquaintnnco. It gives tho merchant
entree to tho homes of all its reader.
The dealer who falls to lien tho best
newspaper has failed to graqp bin op
portunites. He will in the end put his
hand into his on pocketand payjor the
niiHlakv.
Try an adjn thejnlarjrcd JOURNAL
Fmo pound can of calcium carbldo L'c
M tchelltLfuieaml Stnur Co. 12 LM
H'--'-"" iPJCTnDIll
my Sum f$tJp r in m B'W (i faiiB
iSBi
ilsfasill't . '
kiV A. A, A. A
war
a Market Quotations Todays.
A. ' " " J0K
"Make Salcrn a Cood Home Market"
M't'clablcI'rcpnwlionrorAs
slmilntiiig ilicFootlnmlHcjJiila -ling
llic Slouwiclis nutlDowois of
Promotes Digestion Cheerful
ness and Rest.Contalns neither
Opium.Mornhinc nor Miuernl.
ISTOT IMIC OTIC.
AtW efOUJlr&iMLTLNTatlR
Jaiytiui Srttl'
MxSmiui
ttttl Mu -XiwiM
lifMmuit-Jafa
Ctmhrd Jttjur
ninltnrm fitinr
Apctfccl Hcmcily forConslliw
rion, Sour Stomnctt.Dinrrlioca
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish
ness mul Loss of Sleep.
Facsimile Stnnlure or
NEW YORK.
eps
For TnfantB and Childron,
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the .
Signature Kw
fa ff
exact copy or wrappcr
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
ID
TMr CtNTHUn COMPANY, N(W TOHK OITT.
Wheat. Oats.
Whoat-48c-60c
Oata 28c.
iiarley $10 per ton.
Flax Cash, Northwest, $1.45
Hop Market.
Hops 9 to IOJ4V.
bit ictlv choice lOlL'.
Watervillo.N. V., 10 to lL'c.
Liverpool, Dec. 5 Hops at London
Pacific Cout steady, 3 6s. to 4.
Live Stock Market.
Steers 33Jc.
Cows-'JOac.
Sheep -f-'.COproes lo$3 00
breeaod veal lit! 0u
Hogs, alive 4'i'.
llou's, dressed (ic.
Flour, Hay, Feed, Ctc.
Haled cheat 7.1!5.
Clover 0.
Feed barley f 10 per Ion.
Hran-tltl
Snorts $17.C0.
Flour, wholesale $2.05.
Potatoes, Apples, Etc.
Potatoes 10c to 60c.
Apples 10(J0c per box.
Fancy packed 1 1 00.
Dried Fruits
Dried apploa 5(Ic.
Dalian prunes 10j to 50i-i4 to 3
Petito Prunes. 40a to 50?, lift 4e.
Wood, Fence Posts, Etc,
IIIr flr-13 50.
Secontl Krowth $3.00.
Ash-$3 50
Hotly oak-ft 00.
P010 oak $1.00.
Cedar poets 7c.
Dairy and Creamery Products.
Dairy butter 1520c.
Creamerv L'02oc.
Ftore 5c.
Plrst-ulass ct nntry, per roll 35.
Cream at creamery, pan skimmed
21c.
Separator Bkimtnol 23c.
Eggs and Poultry.
EKgB-27c.
Hens, llvo 0c per pound,
Turkeyp 10c.
Geese $5 to$fl per dozen,
Ducks $3 to $1 por dozen.
.Wool and Mobalr.
Coareo wool 13c.
Mfilitim 14c.
Fine 14c.
Mohair 20 to 25c.
Hides, Pelts andFurst
Green hides, No. 1 5c,
Green hides, No. 2 4c
Calf skins 4(25c.
Sheep 25 to 7fic.
Goat skins 2fic to f POO.
Gray fox 10 to 40c.
Coon 10 to 25c.
Mink 25c to fl.26.
Ottor-$l to $5.
Skunk 10 to 36c.
Muskrat 1 to 5c.
Wildcat 10 to 26c.
Stelner's Market,
Chlokons 78c.
Kggd per dozen, cash. 27c
Stayton Market.
Hran (17.
ShortB-flO.
Portland Market.
Pobtland, Dec. 17. Wheat Walla
Vatla,57.io8.
Flour Portland, beat grades $2,509
$3.60. Graham 2.50.
Oats Oho ce White 00,: $100.
Barley $10 $103 por tou.
IlituH-BMi. $J.
Hay Timothy Ul$l2 PJr Un.
Onion?-$1.50 1.75.
Potatoda 83 DO per cental.
Butter Beat dairy, 1822; faacv
eraatnery, 2J(26c; Store 13(315 t.tL
Ei-Orej?ou. ranch 303 doz.
Poultry Ohiiiko is, inixod $2.60 Q
$3 50; hens $4; .u-koj, livi 10 lie.
Mutton Grot, 31
Hoa Grosa 5J8J.
B)e' 'Jroes 3.00 $1.50
Y-sal Uroaa 7(tf3;It-.
Hops 3 .Oolh.
WojI Valley, 11 g 14ctl. j Extern
OrTOO, 8 l2Uu ; Molt ir, 2121elh,
Hide Drv hides, 10 pounds aud up
wards, 15j 15.
International Stock
Food
Every
' feeds for One Cent
25 Pound
Bucket Saves $7.00 Worth of Feed.
" Sold only by "
...SAVAGE k REID...
322 and 324 Commercial St,
Telephone 1701
We Have a Snap on...
Enterprise Foot
Choppers
Just Think
The Regular $1.50 Cutter for $1.00
Better Gel One While They Last.
R. M. WADE & CO.
THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM
SALEM, OREGON.
A firat-claea ptivato hospital for the treatment of chronic and auivlcal
cases. Built tho pait year oBpoclally for tho purpose for which It I
UBed. (Jonvenontlv located within four blocks of tho biiBinea part
of tho city. The "moat modern furnishing and Iateat apnllanrea
throughout tho huHtling. Heated by hot wator and lighted by pas
and elocticity Hero tho alck can have tho comforts oi an elegant
private home, combined with all the advantages of a gonoral hospital
without tho noise, confusion, and publicity attending ono. Outside
phyecinns bringing caaea in treated with tho greatest courtesy, and
aaeietod in operation if roquoatod. IJor terms and further informa
tionwrito or apply porsonallv.
R. CARTWRIGHT, M. D. SUPT.
VISITOPS WCLCOMRD DETWEEN 2 AND 4, P. M
A LARGE INVOICE 0F
JUST ARRIVED
White Enameled Ware
And the Famous stransky Steel Enameled Ware
GRAY BROS, gg. and. yBEnjY streets
The (Borrect tltme
Tt buv your Christmas Toys is now, beforo tho ruth hlcl always comes the
last fow days. Come at onca and look over our new supply at your leisure, ,
havo a great aaortment of dolls aud iron toys ; trievclea and velocipedes, Bl111", "
basa and boxing gloves for tho big boys; Whitely Exerciser fot the big girls.
tact, somotlitng lor young and old, bl; and little.
Craln-OI Craln-OI i
Iteuiomhor that name when you
want n delicious, nppotlzlng, nourish
ing food drink to take the place of
coffee. Sold by all grocers and liked
by nil who havo used It. Graln-0 Is
made of pure grain, It aids dlgostlon
and strongthona the norvoa. It Is not
n stimulant but a health builder and
the children as well as tho adults can
drink It with groat bouotlt. Costs
about Vt ns much as coffee. 15c. and
aCc. por package. Ask your crocer
for Graln-O,
OASTOS1IA.
Bwnu ) The Kd Yw Haw Always Beggh
slgfittue
or
TIKlYiHaMWwar$
A The Salem Gun Store
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Rlanke's Coffee
Touches the Spot
Did You Get a Free Cup; We Did at
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HARR IT LAO)RTBNCB
Have You Cold Feet? SaHg
room. Get ope of otr small GAS HKA 1KRS ft' I at email expense have . .,
belrwm for rinlng and retirlntr. Tho turn of a key and the touoh ol ""
allhat U neotlfd to 6lart the Are. ..
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