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Straight fronts nnd
girdles two of the most
popular styles in pick,
blue, drab, wlilto anrl
black a corset told reg
ularly by "us" at GOc.
Mod ttores coll them for
75c. This special prico
45c makes thorn a very
tomptlng offer.
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...One-Third Off...
Without exception everything In this depart
ment Is now deeply prlco cut. Coet counts for
naiiRht this month on Butts. Jackets, Capes,
Skirts, Bilk Waists, Wrappers, Ohildion'e Clonks
nnd Wraps, Furs. Collarotti h and Fcarfr. Como
today if you can, nut come any day nnd find big
bargains.
Under Muslins Reduced
Kvery pioco mado for us nnd value tinequalcd.
It will pay you to buy your undorminllns tor tho
coming season now.
Men's Neckwear
Half Price
All tho now nliapea nnd colorings.
Underwear 3 Sea Garment
An odd linn of tho regular 50 cunt grudo. At
Men's Furnishings counter.
Icatucd
ADAM
G00DE
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&SS)0GXi
Dalrvmple's
Suite
AND
Qkirte
SALEM
FARMER'S
C0NGRESS,"::r
Practical Questions Only are
Discussed.
Three Days Devoted to
Dairy Interests.
the
Wo ro dotormlnod to closo out evorv suit and iackot ditrine January to I
uo ready for cntiroly now linos next season,
Our onttro lino of this season's latest stylo garments at less than tho
prico cf tho matorials.
Noto tho dlfforenco botweon soiling pricos all season nnd present prlces:
$ 10 Suits or Jackets at $ 6 67.
$12 Suits or Jackets at $ 7 95.
$ IS Suits or Jackets at $ 9 95.
$20 Suits or Jackets at $13 34.
$25 Suits or Jackets at $16 88.
There'll bo lively soiling whllo stock lasts, so wo advlso early choosing to
cscuro tho plums.
Dalryrxiple's
We Wish loo a Long, Happy Now Year
And Incidentally, wish to call your attention to tho fact that wo nro still dolus
tho host watch ropalrlng and old Jewelry mado Into tho nowest fashions in this
city and our pricos aro also the most reasonable. Wu am thn iirlultmtnrn nr low
rra,m n '
prices.
Watches Cleaned 75c
Main Springs 75c
AND WARRANTED.
T T J C XJT rJTMt?r" Watchnukeran
-j. j.xt.v- J-., . JLJLJLXX-I 296 CommcrtUl Street.
A Jeweler.
Sewing Machines
For Rent...
AVa hnvo now machines for rent by
wook or month complete with attach
ments. Wo ronta great manyjmochlnesj
anu onixj a customer always a customer
with us. If you need a machluo call atid
vsoo us.
a m n
now machines
State Senator
Squire Farrar
A number of tho older hualneis men
aro urging Bqulro Karrar to become a
candidate or thu Htato Beuato. Thoy
think ho would make a lino roproBonta
tlvo of Sa lam's caroful and conservative
Wo also soil now machines on eai W0 oons. Mr. 'harrar was n
payments so that If you rosily need onel lir0,iunt hualuess man In Snlein bo
foranr lonnlh of time It nave to nur- foru thn nrAt,t i.ii.iu., .... i.....i..
kIi.m II nnl. nut ln.ul ..l,l.. I. I ...... n " " niuujtu
"""""i -".j n i'iivvu .uHkiuuv, lur
thu inonoy that you py out for rent
will go onto the purchase price. We
have machines at all prices from (17.50
upnow ones, a goou second. Iinnil
Domestic or White for f 10. A TU0 ma-
tuuip, usea idiuoiiuio mr sio Heviral
other makes that do good plain sewing
as tow at f 11.
Needles, oil and parti for all machines.
F. A, WIGGINS
35-257 UfcerK.St.81m.
Farm Machinery. Wmrom, flugjrles. Ill
cyclos, Bowiuii Machine.
Grand Opera House.
JOHN P. C0HDHAY, Muster.
-FRIDAY. JAN. 10.
r.aii(ncat or Itit Cmlstot Actor
FRBDERICK
Warde
Whs WW rrenf here hit (resteit teccets
The Mountebank"
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WITH A CHEAT CAST. INCLUDING
fiUt, b. Htrcsss. Barry Jokasteie. Mines
Aato'iitlt Asfatn. YPtUU brtw Trttcott.
May Wards. AUeea lUrUile sal
IS others.
Mtlflcett tti Sumttoous Iterate PnMwtlos
Frvwtu-i.eic,
,,' Box 6m viva m U or wU VrWr
t,iu.
DEUEL0PWENT....
10.O0Q barrel i Roche Harbor I.I1110
used la the development ol Balew and
vWnlty durlejc the past year.
D. S. BENTLEY & CO
HAiettt.
ol but ho Is about as up to dato as thuv
mako thorn. Tho only trouble Is that
men of outspoken and positive character,
who can't get down to the barKaluiutr and
intrlifuolng and promising style of poli
tics that is too prevalent, don't itet Into
the conventions and can't Ret onto the
ticket. Rot Sir. Farrar has hosts of
frUnds all over the county who, If thoy
know e would permit thu ueo of his
name, would be heard from lu tho con
vention, Bush Honors
Jackson Day
SMaM4
Aihae! Ruth Is the only man in town
ilyluic tlm Hsk In honor of Jauksou Day,
The Jreportur intimated that relations
between this government and Oreat
Rrltaln at present were to oordial it was
almost dltloyalty totlytho Hap, on the
auuivuiMry of New Orleaus.
Mr. Rush said the iniquities perpa
tratod by tho Rrltlih Irom 1813 to Ul-t
had never been settled aud Kuulaml had
never been properly punished for her
atroclUs in ravaging the vountry, burn.
ItiKthocapltol, seising our seamen In
mid ocean and humiliating us before the
world. Those outrages would be aveuird
wlthtu tho present etmtuty, at Kuulaml
was rapidly becoming a teomul olaet
power.
At the Tuesday altoruoon soiaiou Dr.
Win. McLean, tho Btate veterinarian,
addrusbod the nsaombly on tho subject
of Votorluary Obstotrics.
Wm, Bchulmorich of Fnrmington took
up tho subject of what la tho propor
animal to koop for dairy purposes. Ho
spoko of tho various tarmerM in
thu state who ongaged In dairy,
fug, keeping a variety of cattlo.
Ho thou doscrlbod tho various types of
cattlo, 'tho bouf typos nnd dairy typo.
Othor items troatod woro ns to the
mining of calves, how thoy shall bo fed,
and how cattlo should bo stalled. Ho
pictured n modern barn and thu results
to bo obtained from tho propor methods
keeping cows clean and dry. Ho docs
not recommend tho idea of cattlo feed
ing together, better moults bolng ob
tained from tholr eating ono at u time.
Trollt from a Dairy Herd" was the
subject treated by L. Douglass of Hugono.
Ho referrud to his own experience in
cattle raising, Ten yours ago ho select
ed the best cowa of an ordinary kind,
but did not obtain satisfactory results
from them, Hoenid that by selecting
full blood aulmnlB ono would realitu a
butter tlniiuclal profit aud have a lurgur
herd.
Mr. Rice of Albany ejwko on "l'rlxo
Uuttur from a Hand BopHnttnr."
In tho evening I'rof. K. I.. Kent ol
Corvullls treated tho Bubjeet of tho
variation In milk tests and cited
facta to account for this. The
reasons fie gave wore the changes
lu tho weather and in the feed at differ
ent teutons of tho year. These effect
thu nervous system, thus varying the
secretion of milk, ,
Thonius Withycombe of Scholia rend a
pnpuruu ma unanuoi uiamt cattlo, re
lating their history and advent into tl 0
country.
A paper on opportunities in dairying
prepared by F. B. Towiiosend wus read
by Hcott Doxorth ol Salem.
Wednesday has been glvou up to gut
ting tho farm products to market, and
prominent railroud men have had the
Iloor,
MARION
COUNTY
COM'RS
Select Clerks and Judges
Election.
of
ilu MrtHou county cuiumlaaloiivr'
court luiiumie! lu aowttun uh l In- rtflh
jutiieiat itay of tlie Junuary term ol
uurt ywMenlay ami tho follow Iti bul
m waa tmnaiuxml ami urdera imute.
The annual rikrt ot W. J. 'ulw.
it.unty ritartiiMitter, fur tli yw ioi.
aMwtnir tlw tott txpM on iwhiU una
bfitltrmt tu Imvw Immhi tU,et.g, ami
Uowlnif tu tuui number it tUiy worn
done t- the u)rvlmiiM and under ttivir
dtrwtluit to W la.ll U, ami rec
uiuiiKxidlna: U punUaa of a rut
cruahtr, lhrv road vrm4nt ana thre
wliael wrapaw, was aroept'xl aud plao
d ott IU.
Mr. i!jtr wan re-ai-tad connti
Mulintr tor in yaw itoi, tu auo-
C4MH1 IdllMMlf.
ax B.HsUf ir, Fuawti Hmmt 107 suit
. Mi 242 3, tUUaOnfjoa, Rett
iM j tn, -rBMSBUKKaiai.
CdptalaofMUItla Resigns.
Walter lor on hat reslguevl hi petition
as captalu ol Company F. O. N. U. lie
has held tils position for over two vears.
and previously wsa the that lieutenant.
itio eoiupany hat cow but eueutmis
stoned otlleer, Lieutenant II a. Hurts.
Another eapuln will be appointed nxhi.
Capl. I,yon hat been instrumental in
placing the eotapauy lu lu present iosl.
uon, wnwu it not interior to that of any
company ever organited In tbli oity.
Judgei and Qlsrbt,
The court 1h. aetaoied the JuUMa
ana olU fur the auu etavtlon tu be
beit itMt Juito. I'Mder Ike Hew law.
large tuwincta Uavo two aeu ot ju'breu
aU otorka, tbe oourt fttudHs tbiwe at
thMe Ih Mariou nmniy aiin v..
Salem Ne. i, mkI Wuo4amw. Attutber
VWHI4SV in me law la Umu luvvldliur
....w "i , mry (ireeiuct MeotlOH
bwwit tHataail uf twu. tu In Mm immu
and titwe judRa atMl Utre otH,a7rW
INiwtNir In tbe Uat or JhOcm j
trka. by wvetHota;
AumvlM--mlWti j,
thelrmaH; K. T. JudO.
'erka-8. W. ul. h
M IteHder.
u. a J. OHm. asm.
-Ha vw(, It Kd. B.I. likr.
Wl-)iti A. M. 1 Koll. u,
Ull'JU.u.-.h J
URjinU'xh, ,h,.,,,,
I otyn Juii 11 h,-
M. Huttwr. J
Kuttevlllo JtKlKes R. A. M. Cone,
cliMlrtnnti; C. H. IIoskliiH, J. P. Keller.
ClerkH 1C. ('. Stephens, J. a. Vnndc-
leur, CI. A. ICIilcii.
Champoeff Judges John Bcollard,
ehalrrntin; W. It. McKay, Job. K. Smith.
ClerkH W. Dengenroth, U. M. A. Jette,
ne.
Judges H. AV. . Mlnturn,
Hulcin, chulnnnn; T. L. Pope, H. 1).
MoorulioiifO. Clerks John Lamker, I
U. Darllnp, CJeorge Koenekc.
Knglowood JudRea J. W. Young,
chalrmunj A. D, Wheeler, David Stel
ner. Clerks "W. II. Suvuge, T. V. Wal
ker, Peter Qrubor Jr.
KalrJIeld Judfoa Win. Hannlgan,
tlialnnmi; L. A. Hynl Jr., John Kuluty.
Clerks uoo. A. Minor, Frank Arul,
John Wehrum.
Scotts Mills Judges Labnn Mntild
Ing, chalnnan; I,. Hrodle, C. W. Rob
erts. Clerks C. A. DuunlKitn, A. J.
Sheiwrd, K. W. Drager.
Oer'iila .Iiidgea, L.II.PouJado, chair
man; W. S. Taylor, Jno. D. Smith.
ClerkH J. K. Cutsforth. 15. W. Man
ning, J. C. Slegmund.
Horeb Judges II. J. Hadley, clmlr
man; W. II. H. Stewart, C. II. Woik.
Clerks It. S. Shaw. W. II. Itambo, W.
T. Clark.
Howell JudKiw Orover SlmmoiiH.
chalrmun; C, W. Stuge, Kills HtoveiiH
Cleiks U. W. Smith, K. Weusner. C.
O. Rice.
Iluhbard Judges Geo. J. Wolfer,
chairman; John Scholl, Alex. Coyle.
Cleiks J. I.. Calvert, John Illlg, W. T.
Urlm.
Jefferson Judges J. n. l.ooney,
chairman: v. II. Doty, CI. M. Dongnn.
Clerks !'. 11. West, a. W. Humphrey.
J. T. Jones.
Caeleny Judges O. V. Clymr-r,
i-linlniwn; Win. Short, James King.
Clorks T. II. Pntton, Carl Gilllltlj,
John Cntlg Jr.
Marlon JudKoH J. 1). narber. chair
man; T. Y, Ilutlierfortl, John Christ
opher. Clerks A. II. Hunt. H. K.
lllitHhaw, H. It. Ilusttttll.
Mehama Judges V. V. Hall, chair
man; Jos. Cox, IC. A. Taylor. Clerks
15. O. Hlegmund, !'. A. Pennulmker. J.
W. Irvine.
Monltoi- Judges J. T. Ross, chair
man; T. K Huyeo, V. H. Qtvun. Cleiks
-C. T. Honney. J. It. Whlie, Chas. Mc
K'ee. Alt. Angel Judges P. "W. Moss,
ihalrmaii; II. Smith, A. II. Sellu-ttb.
Clerks Ktl. Johnson, Thos. Palmor.
Chas. Long.
l'rospeet Judges S. A. Hughes,
t halt-man - Krnnk Hhafer, AV. N. Savag...
Clerke Chits. I'armenter, Roy Jlnrlon.
A. V. Hofer.
fc'alem No. 1 Judgea H. A. John
son Hr., 1'h.tuman; .1. M. Payne, II. C.
r.npley. Clerks- C. L. MeNary, J It.
T. Tiilhlll, I.. U Penroo
Salem No. 2-(I'lrst Met) Judges
1M). P. Litchfield, chairman, Jos. A.
Ilkr, A. D. Palmer. Clerka-R. J.
Hemlng, O. A. Moldun, N. J. Judah.
(Second set) Judgee K. M. La fore,
nan-man. i". c. t;rowi nnd J. P. Krlaael.
Clerke J0k. Raumgwrtner, It, A. Cros
hhii. R V, Power.
Salem No. 3. JudgeH a. Stolit.
I'lmli-iiian; Win. Manning. Qldeoii Stel
ner. Clerba II. II. Turner, W. II.
Cook. John W. Reynolds.
Salem No. 4 (Pirat aot)-Judgea
Cieo. P. Hugea, cltalriimn; O. a tlans,
Oeo. OrlHwald. Cleika A. T. Wain,
Joa, Albert, W. A. Moore. (Second
aeu jiuiifw-.T. II. Henderson, chair
man; J. 18. Allen, T. Cj. Albert. Cleikh
A. A. le CltK). K. Hodger. It. H.
t'oaliow.
Hast Jialein Judgea H. J. Work
man, i-lmlrman; ICugene Aufranc, Clma.
Qeneke. Clwka R X. (laanet-. Jumea
Heneti. J. H. Aslilay.
Nurth haleui Judgea O. P. neatda
ley. chairman; U. W. Pearmlne. 11. C.
mati-ber. Clrka U T. Reynolds, it.
P. Rttnham. A. M. Clonal.
aJouth KnImii Judea Jmmv Muc
riwiniMii; h. a. UUHUIKlMm, OeO. H.
CrulMti. Clerka A. Voaa. T. C. lXivtd
on. AV. P. ltabotH'k.
Silver Kalle Jwlgwi V. A. Van
OorUer. rlwIrnwH; li. H. Harrlek, John
HutKUr. Clerks-Jay kuei-. Jno.
Klineey. Klmr Daimy,
Biixenuii ijsouth) Judgee Alex.
TbotniMmn. rhulntiMH; U li. Itower.
-Mile Uwl. Clerks Wm. Mount. T.
. McOlellan. W. J. HaUrWy.
Wlvertuji Jmlwa T. it. nibbl.
rhalrman; P. Ifc llbwkerby. 0j. Cue
alter. Clerke-aeo. H. HU-bea. J. m.
Uivwn. PaAri W. Oer.
Wlvertow (North) JuUgee . t
llubart. cbalruuut. We wan Qtaiun. o,,!
. Murley. Clerke-Oar Jaok, Jim.
II. Purler, U O. Kuaeell.
I. Paul JwOiwaj. u Ceok. obalr
mau. w. K. IMvtaWon. c. v. n-j.
M. Tbeo. Itoutttt.
ataytow-aMaHaa u Hobaon. .-balr-
clarka-lMpa, Waltara. J. . Mild" V
Career
of a Gray
Veteran.
Beard
Who Served His Country in
the War of the Rebellion.
Fattier Adam (Joode, tho subject of this
sketch, was born to Jacob und Sarah
Goode Dec. 27 A. D. 1818, and doparted
thisllfo Jan. 'Jnd. 1002, aged 83 years
and5 days. Ills birth place was in Onm
borland County Tenn. During his 10th
yoar his parents removed to Richland
County, Ohio, while that county woa yet
a wildemesB. Whilo living thore, and
in his 20th year his father died. Ho
then removed to Coshocton count v where
ho waa married to Miss DelllaA. Wycoff
Oct. 3rd 1839.
Their union was blest with tho follow
ing named offspring; Eliza J.. JameB F.,
David J, Adam P., Henry J , Mary A.
Malinda A., Ida A., and Wilmor E., all
of whom aro living except Mary A.
who died in infancy, and Mullnda
A., who died in womanhocd. From
Ohio ho, with his little family, omi
grantcd to Lnwroucoburg, LawroncoCo.,
111., Thenco to Kvansvllle, Vandetburg
Co., lnd., wliero they remained about 7 Ldopted by tnls court and Is made a
yearB, at tho expiration of which timoj j)nrt0f this tax levy, so that within tho
thoy moved to Jefferson Co., Iowa, at' 8au City of Salem thero will bo collected
that tlmo n now country. Ho nnd h's ,ut ono road tax of Va mills on thu dol-
sons built ngooJ homo, remaining thero nr) nnj ti,0 c;urk of this court is direct
until tho year 1871, then following ei to extend on tho tax roll but ono road
tho rush of emigration westward to tax for tho Bald City of Salemof I'tf mills
Phillips county. Kansas, at that tlmoj01 tb0 dollar."
the border of civilization of tho stale.! Mr. McNary admitted that tlio county
Thero again making a good home.' court could not except any part of tho
In tho year 1890 ho brought his family COunty. nnd this order waH bo drawn
toSalom, Oregon, whero ho has mado tint If thero was any illegality about tho
his home until his decease. Father ' county road tax levy it would only ap
Goodo was raised by Quaker parents, ,,!V to Hint nart excenlim? thn eltvof
Salem from tho general levy of )i mills
LAWYERS
ARE ALL
AT SEA
Effort to Avoid Two
Cash Road Taxes
On the Property Within the
City of Salem.
May Result in Litigation that
Will Defeat the Tax.
Mr. McNory as deputy dittrlct at
tornoy said thoy had conferred on tho
matter of tho city and county buying the
casli road tax, and had propared an
order which lio submitted as follews:
"It Is then fore ordered that a tax nl
l)8' mills on tho dollar of all taxable pro
perly of Mayion county bo and the samo
is hereby loviwl as a general road fund,
which tax shall be paid in money and
collected in tho satro mnnner as other
county taxeB aro cellected: provided,
however, that Inasmuch ns tho common
council of tho City of Salem has, under
the authority of its charlor, made simi
lar lovy upon the tnxahlo property with
in such city for bucIi putpoec, tho act of
tho Citv of Salem in that respect is
iV JaWiinaiH . had
THE WORLD'S MEDICINE.
CHAMt
ipr LLS ','
FOR ALL
RiimiLS mm NERVOUS DISORDFRq
" vvw vi
Sick Headache, Constipation, Wind
Weak Stomach, Impaired Digestion
Disordered Liver& Female AilmentsJ
Prpnared only by tho Proprietor, Thomas Rkkciiam, St. Helens, Eng., mA
805 Canal Struct, Now York. Sold every whero in boxes, 10c. und 25c.
! a e a n t ra w as E3 a a a E ra ra H a is sa b ffi a a b p r
is
ER
and under their teaching a solid
foundation for a moral character waa
laid, About tho year 1850 he united
with tho M. E. Church, and in tho year
1808, ho wob wondorfully converted to
God and united with tho Free Methodist
Church at Cross I.nno church, Jefferson
county, Jowa, under tho labors of Itov.
V, 1". Mnnloy. Feeling the call of Uod
upon him to labor for souls he began
preaching tho gospel of our Lord Jesus
Christ, was ordained an older by the
itov. li. T. Hohorts at Almena, Kansas,
In the yoar 18S1). Many thero aro who
will rise up and call him blessed who
were saved under ins labors. Of
his family living, his wife, tho
brido of his youth, Delila A.
still survives him aud only awaits thu
summons to again meet her departed
htuband. Their eldest daughter, Mrs
W. U. Gould of Lacoiiib, Oregon, Mre.
J. F. Goodo a morchant of Salem, Orc-
on, Kev. I). J. Goodo of Btoytou, Oro
for the wholo county
Mr. Bingham lor tho county court
paid tho later decisions of the Suprtino
Court would uphold the action of the
city council in making a cash tax lovy.
Ho was notsuio but tho court would
hold tho city charlor constitutional, al
though in his own mind it was cloeo to
tho lino ol uncousti'utionality. Tho tax
being general aud thu oxcoption subse
quent, tho exception would bo void.
lie offered as tho only solution that
tho act o the city council, in making
tho l) mill levy, be adopted by tho
county court as its act, milking it a rati
fication, tho two bodies lovying ono nnd
the same tax.
"If tho city had authority, and it has
acted, how can that give us authority to
exempt tho city," asked Judgo Scott.
"That la n delicate question," snld
Mr. Bingham.
"U'llV pnil'l tlinnlK. rn-n,l.9, n.l.n.l
gon, Hev. A, P. Goode ol I-.ureka June- Judgo Scott.
.. ,,..., itBv.ii. j. uooae or trau- To this Mr. Bingham replied that if
' S: ?;, ." ""I W ! -uuty levied this tax of
iin,.n . T i , .. . . l1 n"8. ' would bo doubb taxation
S tl' Cl,J' 'al d,8trlCt' " "t
bather Goodo enlisted In. K. company mM,t i, nini,i ti. . i...
37thKeglmentInfantryIovolunto0rs, Lhonld not bo Imperilled and tho city
groy bewiltro-ps, and while engaged In ehoilK, not bo doiirlm, nf ItM lnr. T
was a question of construing thu chartor
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THE PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE.
Prices Slaughtered for Two Days Only.
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4-1-2C
89c
4 1-2C :
4 l-2c
9c
Best quality Indigo Bltio Calico, protty
pntterns, good and heavy. Regular
prico 7c, Sale Price
I...dios' Italian Satin, Black waists, Bishop bIcovos
and Fancy Plaited, tho best vnluo ovor ofTored.
Itegular rico i 1.50 Sale Price
it Inch bleached and unbleached inue-
excellent quality. Regular prico
unts. sale Price
Cream Shaker Flannel good nnd hoav
splendid value. Kegular prico
cents, Sale Price
Children's nr.d Misses' doubKi thread
lioso. Itegular prico 15u,
faat black rltbed
Sale Price
41-2C
89c
41-2c
41-2c
9c
23c
ffc r Children'e Scolch Merino undorwonr, good and
i warm, special value. Itegulnr prico SCc.
&'' Sale Price
iMon'e 10u wlilto haudkerchicfB, lc, men's 15c suspenders 5c, men's
75c dress shirts fl9c, boys' 50c sweaters 25c, 15c silk garter elastic frill
edge 8e, Cc volencioiHioa lace 2c, 10c embroidery 5c yard.
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COURT STREET. SALEM, ORE.
B&raramSfS&QHDBVMHBUMHHMHIII
active service became disabled and was
discharged.
Just SO years provious to his decease
ho was strlckon with parulyjis and since
thattiuio has been helpless but has
provon by practical experience, that tho
samo grace ho so often preached to
others was able to kcop aud satisfy even
to tho shadows of death, as verified by
ilia triumphant shouts and spirit ban-
and the new law.
"Cau't you file same authorities for
youroplnion,"asked Judgo Scott." How
can you get over tlo constitutional pro
vision against any special law or tax for
road purpoeos."
"I am going largely by my experience
in tho Tillamook road case." said Mr
m..i ,iwi ...
tired nr.i. f ni.,. .,' "...I' I "'"- "" couw not uo ono rate
.... ...... , mniiuiiuiuil, i q road
ins- f.x- tl.n. .It.. 1 .
and comfort. Ill, numerous friends; u.ocoun t, ? ilZltl! u
and progeny found it to be a heavenlv i Z ? !' u" 1 ?." '" Iook,n" UP
benediction while gathered around l.ls'o 1 r .uT. i , W"8 no
couch whore his sou. was taking on tiol Oregon MlmW "kt
plumagofortho skies, and when tho Mr. HoiJl. " Vo,M .,.,...., ....
hourcamo, tho mesionger found hlmlil,.,.. i,..,i . --"""'" nu saiu
really, yea anxious, to translaS I ' ' S"". -
"llalleluiali," was among his last ox-! i,wn, . -r TOlu"'BO' w.eiruo-
hortations to his sorrowing lends 'inl ! ' rhe 8,1r court held In
around. Speaking olSl 7 S 6' .T Lat the general law
. - . . -. -. . ui ituv exiena locititw. "in. .i -..,.,
grace oi uou to keep, he said: "Let dhlo,.mri,..i.. vw.lHWUll,
your faces show it. let onr ., .. ,. .! ! .l'0 e.SC Uei e P.owor over streets to
r;;nr.Z:.uVK.'Tr",mc,,,ur"n' ncU had authority to lew ihl..i
u. . .tawndVSf rz i8::!"!" ?..
d.URhten.60 grand children. ., i ' & .? "? m " "' Property of
great grand uhildren.one eon a Christian
morciiant, tour sons are ministers
tliogoepel of Christ,
pan ion and both
the aged com
ing salvation.
inoiunorel cervices were held in
to
rew.
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" ' "' J l( I .11 vin
" AV i. !. -r
tho county,
llo .!. ..
" iiiuiiKUl tun intnnl nn .1 i.
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u, . iMk.iMiiinrA ivua iito, i... ... .
--. .....t ulo Biatuios eiioulil
Ik, linriiin,iivi..l .. f.l. .1.. .
daughters are llvi,,, " ".. T, .-" wo Mrter. It
for heaven, both soue-ln-law , !.'! ',"."; T H "nwon ""city olllgmla to
, ., .., w.u vimrter aminuent so as
move the apparent conflict.
Free MethodUt church of Salem. Or ' .:"Vlr..7T l U ,u UlU "0' ""-
Tho writer spoko ton large and a ten-' 0Z -ZS ! f "' aUU,,,ty l
tlveoongregatlon from Psalms 37-37. iuxle Wbvth I TV PX,8'Ml U,
Hest ,FaherGootl.,,hywar(are'soer!';rsm sllaf trt, H V"1 '8VV
Thy bark now reels on tie evercreen I """P8"1 ter tne Salem oity charter.
m . -,ir' uinghaaj said It wa nn- i....
fought, thy victory i to M0 ,l0w " matter oould l. 1ti,,.,i
trftltru a.... . .. "
uri OVmU MhfM,
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GREAT REDUCTION SALE
An ftDv rAAnc a ran eimc
Jk BJ& E JJiJUJ H.IMJ UlIfAlUVl
It Is tho custom for nearly nil atoms to odvortiao reduction sales during tu
month. Theroforo to keep abreast of tho timee. wo itmuuurato this Great Ilfelfl
tlou Ntlo that will uclipso all othor salos of our lino In this city.
GENUINE REDUCTIONS - READ THEM:
YARNS Best brands, 4 pound Bkeinp, 18o tho skoln.
CORSETS From 21 cents up: uot ono of tho now stylos only 48 conts.
BEDSPREADS At 75 cents that nro full stee. Tho equal of any dollar spread j
tn tho town.
Ono-thlrd off on furs, wrappers nnd dross skirts. TowoIb from 4c up.
25 put cent off on muslin underwoar.
20 per cent. f f on ehoes nnd lmts.
Greenbaum's Drv Goods Store;
Next Door to Post Office.
Poultry Foods,
Incubators,
Lice Killer,
Brooders,
Bone Mills at
Sja."7i&.o-:E3! sd XEasixyi
322-324 Coramorctftl etreot.
PJiodo 1701.
NEW TODAY.
9,lt. 1,'ST- Four furnlaliod rooma for
light houeekeeplnjf at 45 South Com
mercial (street. Ihreo blocks from
hotel. ,8.3t
FOl'ND Goldoq horso-ihoo
at Journal office.
pin. Call
1-8-tf.
EMilNEKH-Competent, experienced,
reliable, wants permanont position
Addreee A. II. M. Journal ofliro.
1 8-tf.
Thy battles are
won
Thou Hm It hear the
well done."
Lord gay eliild.
H. II. UoiUHHinit.
you
this
would
matte'
A Card.
We lire undersigned herehv espreas
our incere thanks to the frlWls nod
ue'ghtwrs and (Hwple ol Slm ami eU-
.hero, for their kmdiM nnd aymimthy
fhown ub dining our arrWiiun ul be-
U- UK .WD I'lMILY,
' a written
" wid Judge
reavemant.
M hh. Dmula A
i JufceciMU. httnu,
i Hrriimnil
,tiSt, ,- nhgjp.
A Nilvet
V. . . Jury. W. W.
In Olden Times
PeopW ovorlooketl the imtHrtaiuiif
permanently beneficial erleots and were
tatklUI with trauleut aotkia : bt now
that it is cenerally known that Syrsp of
ri wm periuanentiy overaowe habit
ual eonetipatkHi, we)l-ln(orweil people
will ihm by otter laxative, wbieh ast
for a time, but finally injure the system.
Buy the genuine, wade y U. Califor
nia Pig Syrup Oo.
Salem Teacher Resigns.
MIm l)e)i Hruailey resigaeil t take
ewt Jan., 10. The Ward . wet ttday
aud elected MIm Qoede a subntitute t
the fiunjr. Miss Peart Applegate wns
chosen substitute.
Whlltovur Ota
w uri uiu.
"I wish
opinion in
Hoott.
rne attorneys agree.! to have this
ady Thursday, but might not hate
time to get up citation ol decisions.
"We all agree as to thj meaning of the
Kneralrod tax law. It premi.s nS
aseeption. There was dlsagreeme
"to the constitutloaauty ol the Z
charter, "sold Mr. MeNary. '
The question as whether ttmeRwt of
this order would vitiate the rest ol ik,
junty levy. It was not H)w,w,l
bring a lawsuit to test it a alw ex
tand and oolhet this tax thlgyr.
Theewtnty eourtaud lawyers see to
va worked hard to enforce the neTl
K,rtL'!Sf,wwl.u',-vS
w lawsuit.
feseasioa
C P OmWgk. of UO.R.JtN
0., waslatketlty taday.
Gm. ThomnsAH. ei u... i. .L .
bH at,edl. Capital 4 Cofa8
. v-.v.-li. L- ; ;, ai. j ,,lx ""
Oregon Fire Relief.
Theory,, Fire Relief Association lias
wort tV110'8!1 a.ar)r e,"ccesiful years.
work. Thore haa bsen during the f ye.r
itfoi n net men-ase oi Insurance in force
Site' Xn " tW(J a,.,d one hft,f million
nr?T C.nlH, t0 th8 a,mual meeting
?!-
.' Ti . 4 vimai importance to tho
Biderttd f AMhe A "l becoS.
Biuereil. All members w hocan arraiioA
t Jo 80, should be present. 1 8 4V w
Eppley Quartet Tonight.
The celebrate I Eppley Oregou quartet
W ling at thiOregon Farmer's tonight,
othtng more need be said. The Senate
chamber will not hold them.
il yo t
opyKV2Sr
Good Things for
. . . Christy
l.aM.Wlnitfn. l.l llflfA. We'
nnlulliiMiD,u ntnm nmldlllKS. Km
1-aImI nn mlnrn mpntn. and RllOSK
fhlniH Mint am all rpndv fortllCl
or that yon will need in your CbrW
coitcery. tl yon order eoriy, yu
mirn in linvo tliim rpfldv tn time.
llo sure and eoo our fine assutm
Christmas cookery.
ou Will Find
study the historv uf iipno.r..i
merehHBU. that two things are essential
.."T '" Mimwa-gui buslneea!
ffi?"U "?W8PaPer advertising.
Eaohplavailfl own important pa,i
UUt you eimnnt K..I1.1 .1... . rutl
rightly will, either alone. OvhSm
iTo the other and make; peVffilto ""
Newspp advertising will Uefi v0n
otothoTul,1 rSS8nt
The dealer who (ails to use the best
newspaper has failnd to grain his oS
QrV-,." "uthoffl put h?a
kMd luto his own pcketaud Wor !he
Try an ad in the Enlarged JOURNAL
-& S?C 3rT5" j
M,
13 1 State Street
T.
Fireirsn
nt
Wheat Market,
Ohieiwo. .Tnn. R Wheat. JH
July.83
RmPrannl.m.T.n B Wliet,
May,$l099t. Dec. $1.11; Spot
$UWii,
GOLD DUST FL01
KADKBY - j
The Sidney Power Cft
SIDNBV OBMON
Made for familv ii ba auk VO0T
for It. Bran and shorts alwajjo'
A. T. WALN m