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about In yeatordoy'a paper. This is tlio way we JM i lW ' Ign-. Many different
S clean tip tho etock. 01 course It oinni a .great T,s ,s a SaIc VI(hout a Parae We U il) . Triors. All ml.er wrap-
loss, but tlio samo money In spring goods will mL 8 11 w cre crcntlv reduced
I mike It up again. SEE WINDOW don't want to carry over a single garment. MdJJr ' fc
pHOLVBRSON'S
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Dalrymple's
Suite
amd
Skirts
TOOK TOO
MUCH OIL
OF JOY
Albany
Red Men
Hilarious.
Became
Wo aro determined to closo out every milt and Jacket during Jiinuary to
w ready lor entirely now linos next aeaaon.
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' Our ontlro lino of tills sonaon'a latoat stylo KurmenU at lens than tlio
prlco (.( tlio matorlala.
Noto the difference betweon selling prices all aeaaon and present prlcea:
$ 10 Suits or Jackets at $
$ 12 Suits or Jackets at $
$ 15 Suits or Jackets at $
6 67.
7 95.
9 95.
$20 Suits or Jackets at $13 34.
$25 Suits or Jackets at $16 88.
TJioro'll bo lively soiling whllo stock lasts, so wo advlao uarly chooalnn
socuro thopluma.
Dairy mple's
to
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CUT SQUARE IN TWO
Our entire line of Genuine Ebony and
Silver Noyelties of every discription
Combs, hair brushes, hat brushes and numerous unnil pieces.
I Sterling Silver match safes, nail flics, paper citftcrs, scissors, stamp
I boxes, valise tags, seals, hat and coat marks.
The entire line at Juat half. Rsmetnber our goods are marked in
plain flgurce. This aale will coutlnuu until Jan. 1st only.
C. H. HINGES
THE ORIGINATOR OF LOW PRICES.
Jeweler inl Optician nox commercial si.
timttmirammmratiitmmrottrommirommromrotmmuromroitmmi
Benicia Rotary
Disc Plows
Scour Every
where... The queatlon is still occasionally asked
it those plows will scaur in any kind of
soil. Our beat answer is to refer you to
the men who are using them, Anioug
recent purchasers are Mr. Jos. Pauar,
who was a single dlio in uro out aouth
on the Ankeny bottom, lie has a con
siderable "white) laud" which makes the
hardest pulling ot buy we have struck
yet, unless it Utho Muck Laud, Mr.
Darrar intends using throe horses on tlio
single dlio ami will out 12 holies of soli,
8 Inches doop with much loss effort
than the tame team will draw a 1-i-lucu
chilled plow, which, as we all know,
turus hut 12 iuchos, Then too, as M.
Darrar says, the ground is turned
deeper, and loft In much bettor condition,
and besides he ran get onto the fields In
the (all immediately alter the harvest.
no matter hov hard the ground and do
good work, without waiting (or the
ruins.
Mr. Clarence Blmeral, near Maoleay,
is uilna a two disc iu tlio hills and fern
roots, lie is more than pleAnM with the
work the plow is doing there. It makes
a complete out roots and all. leavlus uo
part o( the furrow to "break 'and by
weauioUhe speolaly shaped mold board
turns the soil completely under. Books,
too, Air. mmerai says, make no
difference, the plow simply pushin
them aside, If imall, or raising over am
going on. if largo. We have yet to hoar
of h cracked or broken disc, Mr. Shueral
has had to speud a considerable portion
of bis "mow days" talkin? to bis iuqulr.
log ueiglibors, who aro all interested In
seelntc now the plow works la the hills.
There have been a number of other
plows purchased, tooout In the hills,
and across iu l'olk county, in (act, our
!t have gono much beyond our best
anticipations, and (armors (rom far and
near are besouaiug Interested. The plow
sella lUelf, Kvery nun who has bought
has done so only after Boeing the work
in bis own or bis neighbor's field.
OOMK AND 8BK UB.
F. A. WIGGINS
ajs-asTiHwiysttukM.
;rm Mb!nry, Wohs, fiugflat, Bl
eyetes, aw!t.g Mwltluss.
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS
OhasKOsrey.Troy, N. Y.
0 K Matluot, Portland.
WT Taylor, do.
W I) 8haw. Btayton.
W 1) Uruealor, fit. Paul, Minn.
M 0 lludley, Grants IMaa.
II h Cross. Oregon Olty.
W Haudall. advance agent Louis
muici WOHlJHiny,
K J Wimard and wife. Uhicsao.
Mr ami Mrs J 1) Wilson, Delphi, hid.
Arthurs Ik-naou, Clly.
Marlon Circuit Court
Iu department No'J of the circuit court
yesterday, the suit of the State against
Sylvester I'onnoyer et al, composing the
8tate Land Hoard at the time ol the
Davis defalcation, oamu up. It was,
after brief argument, dismlatod and
the costs taxed to the statu,
Adolalde It, Maoreth, vs. M.. Hork
etal., forvolosuro defendants' motion
to dismiss overruled and defeiulaut net
desiring to make further plea and upon
motion ol plaintiff,! decree of foreclosure
was enteral lor the plaintiff.
Mary Mothorn, vs. Mollle A. l'arrlah,
conlirmatlon suit; oonllrmetl.
An Ax Wound.
A. M. Olough met with an aeoldeut
early this morning while outtlnv wotKl.
It was about 7:30, aud ha was in llm
yard wielding his ax. and as he ralnnl it i
the blade caught In eJothoallue, cans- '
Ing him to lose control of It. When it
(ell the blade struck the back ol hie'
nead and out a gash several Inches long. I
He was knocked to the ground hviW
lorce o! the blow, and on raising found ! the last
And Now There is Trouble
all Round.
HclltoTlieJjiirnl,
Auianv, Jan. 3. Wednoedny night
several Bllolz Indians who canio over
from Lincoln county to spend eomo of
tho money recently paid thoni by Ihogov
eminent, secured a supply of liquor nnd
proceeded to pour It down. Thoy formed
tho acquaintance of sovoral boys nnd
treated tliom. Tlio result of their
night's hilarity, no tnken from Recorder
Van Winkle's docket, is about as fol
lowa: II. 0. Callahan, nn Indian, sworo
out u warrant yoatorday morning for tho
arrest of Carl Zlnimorinnn nnd Stanley
Ncolauds. Uo claimed that they had
carried his nockotbook containing over
20 nnd had failed to rottiru it to him.
Thoy wore arroatcd but tho evldonco
was so weak that thoy worn discharged.
Thon Zimmerman, w ho Is about 18 years
old wna nrreated on n clmrgo
Of obtaining liquor under protense
of being lit years of nuo. He
waa bound ovor hi $200 bii! to uwnlt the
action of tho circuit court. Callnhau
wna nrroated then on n I'hnrgn of giv
ing liquor to minors nnd put up n cash
bail of $160. James Qullay, tho Last
Chance saloon keeper, was arrested for
tolling liquor to minora, nnd his hearing
will coinu up nt 10 o'clock this morning.
It la auld that tho Indians gave tho boys
money to buy tho liquor and they pro
cured It ut tho Last Chance. Tho In
dians, r, ho uro citizens nnd voters, would
probably Irnvo tho right to buy tho liquor
themselves, but in this case thoy claim
that they had tho boys as purchasing
ngoRts. Tho arrests were made by l'o-
llcoman MoClaln, It is a good sised
nilxup and all sorts of etorlua uro nlloat.
Tho Indiana and tho boys were driiul;
aud It ladlfllcult in learn just wlmt did
happen,
PERSONALS.
TOUCHED
UP THE
MARSHAL
Cottage Grove Thief-Catcher
is Robbed.
FRISCO
MANILA
LINE
To be Established in the Near
Future.
Three Vessels on the
Oceanic Run.
Trans
The Thugs Got More
$31.00.
Than
Ban Fuancikco. Jan. 3. Tho Calf
enys that a lino of merchant steamers
between thla port and Manila will roon
bo oatnbliahcd by the Kmphe Steamship
Company, acting In conjunction with
the owners of tho ateamor Albion. Tho
Company will put on tho traiia-Paclflc
routu tho steamships Ohio, Indiana and
Pennsylvania, whllo tho Albion will run
in tho inter-island trade.
Tho threo ateamors drat named hnvo
bnon enfffliMid In tho transport eorvlco
nutll recently. Thoy aro of the snmo
dimcnalona, but vary Fomowhat in ton
nage, owing to tho difference tn their
fittings. They are 313 leet long, 43 feet
beam and 21 feet nine inches deep.
PLAN
TO STOP
BOER WAR
Noted French
Fathers the Scheme.
AFTER
THIRTY
YEARS
James
Morrow Claims
Rights.
His
...$3.00 Rate Extended...
30DAYQ
In the Estate of Billy AlcMahon
of the Haymarket Hall.
CoTTAau Ghovk, Jan. 3. Hort Nunn
city innrshnl, says ho was hold up by
two men Inst nlp.ht near tho old livery
atablo on tho Wwt Side, and robbod of
$31. Tho money waa water rents tho
marehal had collected and had not yot
turned ovor to the town.
An old man namod Iludolph waa held
up nonr tho Adams plauo on Now Years
evo by two mon who found 00 conts in
hla pants which thoy appropriated and
lot him go on homo with $10 tiod up
in a handkerchief in nn inside coat
pocket.
Thero nro no cluos to tho thugs, Hut
eomo people nro having fun nt tlio mnr
slial's ox(oneo saying that eo bravo a
man, and one who handles shooting irons
so deftly, should hnvo dug up tho mon
ey and never let anybody know he had
been held up.
wants"
lighthouses
supplied
With Wireless Telegraphic
Instruments.
Unofl3Ki.s, Jan. 3. The Count Do
Turenuo, whn holds tho grndo of minis
ter plonpotentlary in the Fronch diplo
matic aorv!ce,but has no post 1 1 present,
has eont n remarkablo letter to tho Inde
pendence Dolgo, suggesting n baeis for
tho aottlcment of tho South African war.
The count niscrta that in view of tho
proaent situation ho is confident that
Kruger will accept autonomy for the
countrlea south of Deuchanaland with
out any restrictions except the suzer
ainty of Grout Uritaln over their rela
tions with foreign governments.
RUNON
A BANK
BLOCKED
Nisw Yonk, Jan. 3.-Afwr being
thought dead for over n quarter of Been,
tury, James Morrow, nephew of U Hy
MoMahon who owned the Haymarket
dance hall during tho days of tho Tweed
regime, has claimed n sharo of hla
uncle's cstnto, worth, It is said, $100,000.
LttBt eunimer Samuelll. Morrow, hla son
W the woman whom he left In thlBclty
i i-arly 30 year ago, w.ib given a share of
.i. . .!.. t.u .l.iKiiro iiildorelo'SNo of tho
Supremo Court, who decided that JameB
Monow was legallv iled.
lnw father nnd boh ure opposed to
each other in a legal fight. Neither baa
ever seen tho other, tho father loaving
tho city befoie tlio tirth of i ho child.
.Morrow ia said to hne coni.ienci.d tho
Buitm tho Interest of his llo childron
by n second wife, whom ho parried after
being thought di&d by his llrst wife.
Tho latter got a divorce from him on
tho ground of abandonment, bolioving
at tho time ho was dead, she, too, mar
rying again.
Some tlino after Morrow went west hla
tlrat wife received a letter in hla hand-
.iii. ...I m!..hm1 ...I 111 lila unrnn aai'
UipiOIliai n(? j10 wn9 in a hospital nt Orango,
TexaB, Hint he had been shot In n saloon
nnd would probably nover lenvo tho hos
pital alive. He begged her forgiveness
for his long silonco. Soon after Willinm
1'indlay, of Newark, rcceved a letter
from a friend saying that James Morrow
had died in tho Texas hospital, A
couple cf mouiha ago, James Morrow
heard of his uli'Iu'h duaih nnd tho fact
that ho had been declared legally dead.
A reforeo will be appointed to tnko
testimony in the caao.
The price of the Daily Journal by
mail will hereafter be $4.00 per
year, but all subscriptions paid be
fore February 1, 1902, will be
credited at the old rate of $3.00
per year. ::::::::
Cleveland Depositors Neatly
Stood off.
Judge Hntnsay wna in Portlnnd yester
day, Thurston Orim of Aurora Is In the
city today,
W. Soolt Taylor of nervals was in tl.o
olty today.
U. W. Phillip, of Solo was In tho olty
today, ohiiok full ol tmslnoM us usual,
O. J. Shirley of Colton Washington is
spending a week with relative in this
olty.
Mrs. Seott llomrtli nnd children hao
returned fiom u visit with relatives in
Poitlaud.
Hon. II. H.OIIIray registered at tho
Sturtovant, New York, last Sunday,
from Salem.
Win. MuOullyo! Portland ami O. I..
('Italian! of Independence were Salem
visitor yesterduy.
Miss Faith Powoll,nf Portland la visit
ing her eousln, Mrs. V. T. Wllllainioii
on Asylum Avenue.
ti. M. MoOrtrtnej' wna hi the olty (rom
Ilarrishurg during the holidays visiting
his sitter, Mrs. J. J. ltey.
Mrs. Sprung, ef Halauy, has returned
home after visiting Mrs. I-dla K. Marrs
on luetiaNeu Koad for a few days.
Mrs. J. M. Hogate and little daugh
ter have returse.1 10 their homo nt Oot
tatse Urove. ufter spending the hollUaya
with her father, II. Wlttersahe.
Mrs. 8. Smith and giand-dangtter,
Miss Maymo Waterman, havo a.
Nhw Yoiik, Jan. 3 During n discus
sion beforo tho American Institute,
Prof. Smnll of Columbia University,sald
that It waa not neceaenry to wnlt for
more dovelopmont beforo equipping
every lighthoiieo with uppnratua for
sending wireless messages to sea, for
notifying ships of their proximity to
rocks and broakors. Fog, according to
Prof. Small, being a bettor transmitter
of the waves than pure air, tho light
houso could still snvo the lives of thoso
headed for tho rocks no matter how
denso the dnv. Another
Ci.kvm.ani, Ohio, Jan. 3. When tho
Dime Savings and Hanking Co., oponod
today n big crowd waa in waiting to draw
out tliolr doposlts. They woro informed
a notico of sixty days from each deposi
tor of tho amount to bo withdrawn
would bo required Tha run wns stnrted
yesterday as a result of tho announce
ment of tho financial troubles of Kverett
nud Mooro, directors of the institution.
FOUGHT
PITCHED
BATTLE
denso tlio dny. Another interesting' n,. e,v ni n . .
queatlon during the discussion waa t!iat,BUt 5,a'e "lOWCrS Got Away.
In all probability tlio method of Bonding
and receiving wlroloss messngea from
polos or towern would be done away with
as tho ourvaturo of tlio earth makes no
difference in the waves.
Trust Company Dissolves.
Br. Paul, Minn, Dee. 3. Tho St. Paul
Trust Co. capital $XOO,000 has voted to
go into liquidation. Tliolohlef cause U
a mtpreme court dealaion making tho
trust company liable for n Judgment of
$100,000 In the ettute of C. 1). Strong,!
which has beou in charge of the com
pany nitio or ten yeaas. The creditors
will piolmbly be paid iu full but tho
stockholders will receive an uncertain
amount.
hlmioll nearly covered with blood from
the wound. Mr. Olough wears tmnd
age around his head and Is able to attend
to his work.
luruoti to uieir iiome In Jefferson, alter
m Islt at the home of W. T. Kigdwi.
L. It. Abbe has loturuml (rom Orand
Junction, Colorado, whrre he has srnt
five mouthi. He has beeu
handling fruit evaporators (or the Grand
Junction Fruit Assoaiatlou.
The Bndeavorers of the First Olirist.an
churoli will hold their monthly bulimU
'The Mountebank" nseting at the home et the pastor, Rev.
Loal theatre goei swill hear with de- Ufo-C lliehey this evening. Altera
light the announcement that Frederiek l,,l0ri uu,i"m . t v. hlelalietHw.
Warde,wlllbeoenio Balem next Prl- Ijf Jotd oAlesra will preside, a social
u-jrummm -me .Meunlebank." H9 neneuiat whtetiall (rituU o( the
heads a company o( twt?uty-eue eeple, y areoordlally ivltel.
imvr7 eiaoorate (vvnerr. Mr.
anlo last ippearedln Salem In "The
Mlnlnsr Company Dusted
PaHtJkwiWJmi W. Va. Jan. 3. Col.
Jno T, MoCraw nnd Melville I. Post,
representing the creditors of the Flem
lugtou Coal Comvany, with ottices In
New Yoik and mines In West Virginia
presented a petition on bohall o( the
Humorous creditors to havo tlio company
declared a voluntary bankrupt. Tho
awote are paid to be half a million dollars
with liabilities considerably In excess of
that.
Uoo's Mouth,- two years age. The ed-
Sarapson Somewhat Better.
WAiHiiwniN, Jan. i-The eoudMiD
vsucaKnt o( "The Mouutebank W w AUm,rM b"?a today shows aewe
W. Jundall waa In tho oily today. tmprovemwit. He took a short walk
Redmond Scores Unionists.
Nkw Yohk, Jan. 3.-Nothlng could be
more interesting or instructive us au in
dication ol the attitude of the National
1st party at the next session of Parlia
ment than John Itedmoud'a cu at
Sllgo, oabloa tho Tribune's linden rep
reaentatlvo. Tho Irish Loader devoted
some o( the eholeeat Sowers of hla
rhetoric to describe those Liberal, who
like Lord lUwebery, are a little tired of
the Irish Alliauoe. The KathvMlists
hae received an intimation Umt the
alllanee ia to be thrown oer with
soareely veiled contempt, and IMmroH
auvues unru itoae&erv to ralk- r..,,1
hhu "all those rotten mewUre ol the
uoerat party who eall thenuelviu I Jh.
ral Uiiterialiete!" Apparently the
weaning ol all this is that the Irish
party will again carry out the poliey ad
Hd Uy Pamell In the dated when
Uluditwie was eeereW Ireland, and will
ftgM (er 1wie rle wHbemt'tJie slightest
One Wounded.
Sr. Joshi'H, Mo., Jan. 3.-A telephone
moasago to the Dally nous from Cam Jen
Point, Mo. forty miles from St. Joseph
says at seven o'clock this forenoon (our
robbers dynnmited tho vault of tho
bank, at that place. Tho exploeiou
aroused tho citizens, and a pitched bat
tle ensued. The robbers escaped on a
handcar. One is known to have been
injured,
Beat Ancient Egyptians.
MtiMPiue, Tenn,, Jan S. The Mem
phis Medical College has for several
weeks Jbsen experimenting with nn
embalming fiutd for which great pos
sibilities are Jprodlctod. It la asserted
that this discovery ia superior to tho
embalming preparations used by
the Kgyptians, for while tho infu
sion will preserve the subject
(or all time, humanly speaking, as
did that ol tho anoients, it pre
vents the ahrlvollng up that was insep
arable (rom Kgyptian embalming and
does not call (or tho swaths aud bandages
lu whloh all Egyptian mummies were
encased.
The principal experiment up to this
time has been upon the body of a dog,
whieh was treated SO days ago. Today
It looks as uatural as In life. It is rigid
but in a perfeotly uatuial pose. There
U no trace of odor about it nor ia there
luy other visible sign ol decay.
TIhho fluids have been made by tho
demonstrator at the Memphis College,
and he ia so well eouviuoed of IU prao
licdl utility that he will use It (or the
preservation o( all the oadavera used
in the college,
Tho HuM petrlflea the body. Neither
artun.a nor suyehnlue is used in the
prepa'Htiou.
Scrap Stopped la Denver.
Un wi, Jan. 3.-The N e s today says ;
The ro aud ihJIm Iwfcrd will blast th
hopes ol these who have bwn hoping (or
e reopening ot the lighting game in
ft Kid oIbh fa I. V .
...., w.j. ivhb (,, rumoreu among
me uevoieea et the ring that the board
wW permit tlgfau to be nulled off, af
ter trie urst ol the
regard tor the feeling, ol their former o 7 "V. w- 'mI M ,or
Foglisl. allle W""" the championship between Jeffreyj and
niiarcey lias been dijcusted.
MAUSERS
FOR THE
JtEBELS
Venezuela Torn by RevolU"
tionary Forces.
Nkw Yoiik, Jan. 3. Venezuelan revo
lutionists havo landed 15,000 Mausers
and lbO.OOO rounds of ammunition at
Coro, in Guayann, whoro tho Command
ant ol tho government forco has rovolted
with 500 men and has Joined General
Urlhlnn, Fernandez and Garcia, whoso
troops nro in the stntoof Barcelona, says
tho Port of Spain correspondent of tlio
Herald.
Tho revolutionary Generals, Guzman,
Monogroa nnd Plntero nro operating in
the diatrlcte of Cnrnbobo and Gunrnico.
Generala Botolla and Fernandez Cadono
havo taken tho field against Castro.
; This extension Is trlvcii In order that many who do not seem to
!i: understand the chanee In price, may take advantage of our offer
V. and subscribe for 1902 In advance. IIOFER BROS., pUcS. j
GREAT REDUCTION SALE
OF DRY GOODS AND SHOES
It is tho custom for nearly nil stores to advertise reduction sales durinitH
montti. i nereioru iuwi " V"" - - "' " '""H"w mis ureat KeJa.
tion Salo that will ccllpeo nil other sales of our lino in thla city.
GENUINE REDUCTIONS - READ THEM:
YARNS Bat brands, 4 pound skeins, 18c the skein.
CORSETS From 21 cents up; get ono o( tho new stylos only 48 centa.
BEDSPREADS At 70 cents uini aro um eizo. a no oquni oi any dollar sprmi i!
m uio town.
One-third off on furs, wrappers and drees skirts. Towels from ic up,
25 per cent off on muslin underwear.
zj jier cuuib ui uii buwo " - t
Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store 8
Next Door to Post Office.
Illltice Bowline Contest.
A very interesting bowling contest
took place at tho Snlem Illiheo Club last
night between tho rrgulnr and picked
tenuis. The regulars won by 30 plnB ;
folloting is the score in tho four games:
Regular team. Picked team.
JG iloyt lfiil J J Murphy ..168
F Hughes. . .127 UMireinon . ...147
I) Mlnto 170 Ur.Cartw right .HO
H 11 Coshow...l37 Dr. Jeseup 103
Dr. McXarv ...ltr Dr. Calbreath...l3l
II W Hatch.... 153 CD Unlrielson..H0
Totals
033.
87i
Women May Now Propose,
St. Louis, Jun. 3.-Dr. Charles Klos,
pastorol tho First Congregational church
at Webster Urovo lias caused a sensa
tion by suggesting in nn intorvlow thnt
women should propose marriage. Thero
are nearly S00 members o! the eoniiregn
tion nnd last year there only about a
down marriages among the members.
Dr. Klosa .is disposed to blame the wo
men. He Bays they are too timid and
that there la no reason why they atiould
not do tho proposing themselves.
"Tho idea BeeinB to have been always
that women are depondent upon the
u'en," lilt. .KIobb sayB. "There is no
reasou why this opinion should bo re-1
moved, j.et them become mon's eco
nomic equals and then they can do the
proposing themselves, Instead of waiting
for tlio men to eomo along and ask them
to become their wives. Bight now wo
men don't usually let men propose to
them until they aro ready, and there is
no reason why they should not use the
eame right of proposing as the men."
Oregon Children En Tour.
New York, Jan. 3.-KarI Kdelboff,
and Agnoa, hla alster. wi.n nm- '
n. .. vuuic UII
Christmas day alone from Ashland, Or
have sailed on the North German Lloyd
steamship Darmstadt for Bremen. Our
Ing their stay in this citv n,Q
cared for by ihe moUier and ,, o
Southern Pacific Railroad. Nfr ru L!
aaid tho aunt of tho chll.lr.m ..i i..
Informed of their sailing by cable, and'
ehe is expected to meet them on tl . ,.
rival of theahlpatBremerhaen.
Betrs a las Kins You Han Ata bMl
nevoday!
ROOMS-And board can bo baa for a
JuumWfct Fronts
.ir: w" i .'""." 'wnorawe.
..6U., toio journai on
Little Salem Locals.
Tho Jouunai. hnd tho exclusive genu
ine Now Year's holdup atory.
u. J. Fry, the druggist, Is publishing
an Oregon almanac.
Barr's Jewelry storo will ho tho eceno
ol an exciting grab bag sale Sntuiduy
night.
Propnre your enlarged adn. aud hanil
them in early for tho Saturday Hxpan
slon Journal n paper for Snturday nnd
Sunday rending.
In Olden Times
Peoplo overlooked tho Importanco of
permanently beneficial offectB nnd wero
satisfied with transient action; but now
that it is gonorally known thnt Syrup of
Figs will permanently overcome hnblt
ual conatipation, well-informed people
will not buy other laxatives, which act
for u time, but finally Injure tho system.
Buy tho genuine, made by the Califor
nia Fig Syrup Co.
The La Corona.
10-cont cigar is tho kind that suits.
' for the beat, nnd always on baud.
Aug. Huckensteln, Salem.
General Seamans, adjutant general of
California died InWashington this morning.
Wheat Market,
Chicago. Jan. 3 Wheal, Jan., ftl
XI-.. Dill v o.n ' ' "'
San Francisco Jan. 3. Whoat, fill
amy, iuu, apoi, iirm, l.uo.
GOLD DUST FLOUR
MADE Br
The Sidney Power Co, "
Made for (amily use, ask your groctt.Vi
(or it. Bran and thortt alwitya onhuu
A. T. WALN Asen
No News of Miss Stone.
Som, Jan. 3. The reports of the re
leaso of Mies Stone nnd Mme. Tailka re
main unconfirmed. A fight occurred
recently in which tlio lenders of tho
Brigands are said to have been wounded.
DIED.
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The anneal weetiiis ol tha III.
aiming ana Milling CotnuaHf far
ejection el direetors wW hed at
edeeolJ. L. Freeland in , !
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the
GOODK-At hla homo in North Salem
A l.T-'' -,"'- "l " 'OCK a
Y"""i uuuue, ageu 8 years
tuneral services will bo held atlho
Free Methodist church, North Salem, on
Saturday, January 4, 1002, at 10 o'clock
a. m. Father Goodo waa nn old aoldler
he being a member of Company K. 37.1!
Iowa Infantry, one of the Grey bead
laments. An obituary will nppear ,
Hda paper at a later date.
b. E. Iluntslnrtr. m ...
Street. Phn. o.V, V V"ra-W-,07 state
ce 39B " lZ- "l
'
ill
...Cheap Wood
Cottonwoid cut Irom larae sooilj
trees. 42.50 nor cord. Limited amtoUj
(or salo. Call early and aeo the wow. I
D. S. BENTLEY & CO
Phone SOI JI9 Pml
Wia imt ""' ' "''finpV" 4H
toy
Good Things for
. . . Christflft
",Lnior ! luJ,! nft
raisins, mince meats, and a nwtMF?
things that aro all resuy 1 "-
- n.of in will tipfld in roar Unnaij
cookerv. K you order early, yW
Willi
euro to" have them ready tn tim.
Iln i.nrn anil aeo our fiDell0",
ChristmaB cookery.
M, T, Rincman
rboui
132 State Street
'Phone Black 2181.
Aiuava ficen.
...i ...tnn i.a )nt meals at thai
House Restaurant. Take yo
meal there. Open day andnU-
or... c Rlinn
n H",,::bMt i
the city on short notice. Mf
hour during the day.
n - t. n.ir.in
uransun -- .i
are making a specialty of nice gl
hnik thin week. Itoat bnckwbw 3
lu quantity, snow white ',
llelnxes sweet pickles, and nlngj
the finest in t, e market in bbl.U
oiu laemoneu iyo iwiiuv w '
etc.
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FOR
BARGAINS
-1N-
EVERYTHING.
A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALU
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P-m.
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