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SislMMBTmWuilrsBwBBYBBwKjHrSBWHIKB (?'" w. ".t?p -r ' WmJitt -'' (oi.nBumtiaM w (if W i 2E232HE 2G2235 iy HOLVBRSO ...Corsets... s wR vl t aj ItestKoKJiTe: Straight fronta and girdlestwoof the moat Copular slylea in pink, hio, drnb, white and black n cornet sold rrg ulnrly by "us" at GOc. Moet stores tell I Item for 76c. Tbis special prico . . . 1 4Dc makes tnom a tempting offer. vory (VkX fSbfo 3l Jr 45f T " " 4t each I SJlfllv J ...One-TptTOff... j1 tfr tf I f-A ' . s I I jfvl -i - (T WitMUit cxcrnlkJSovorvtliiiiir In tills depart ment IfrShw.djgyprlic out. Cost counts for naught fMranorith on Hulls. Jackets, Capes, Skirts, BiHrtValste, Wrappers. Children's Cloaks and Wrap, Furs, Collareltta mil Sesrff. Come today If you con, but come any day and find big bargains. nder Muslins Reduced Kvory piece madn for us and value unequaled. It Hill pny you to bur your nmlennmllrs lor the coming senson now. JVleirs Neckwear Half Price All tlio new Hliupeu and coloilnge. Underwear 35c a Garment HOLVBRSONS Dairy mple's Suite & AND Wo aro determined to close out orory suit do roauy lor cntlroly now lines ilMt season. wnr entire uno or tins Beasffra latest price cf the materials, Note the difference between Ailing anjnj H.M3V sine garments at lets K. ,Wi mm all iackot during January to than tlio season and presont prices: $10 Suits or jaetsat$ $ 12 Suits or Jackets at $ $ 15 Suits or Jackets at $ $20 Suits or Jackets at $13 34. $25 Suits or Jackets at $16 88. 6 67. 7 95. 9 95. Oregon State Prison Supplies The supples for the Oregon Stato Pun Itontlary for the ensuing six months bavo been selected. From bids received the various awarda hovo bcun made! Fleur: Koberteun flios. of Turner, 250 bbls or leva $2,40 Meats: lleof and mutton, K, 0. Cross, per 100, WQ. Greceries: Marritt A Lawrence, John Hughes, Wollorflros. lllackemllh cupplea: It. M Wade A Co. Shoo fchoj) tupplot : Hroy man Leather Co. of Portland. Dry Goods : Molor A Frank Oo. Port land. Convict strlpes: Tho. Kay, Woolon Mills. Knglneors hardware supplies: Knox A Murphy, () At ., MT-,- Q Mil II llll Illll Illllllll III ni MIJIMMWOM3naU I I An will lino of the regular CO cent grade. Muii's Furnishings counter. JIM HILL TELLS THE REASON The Merger was Made, the People's Good. For j. HEART DISEASE Thero'll bo llvoly selling whllo stock lasts, bo wo advise eirly choosing aocuro tho plums. lo Dalrym pie's We Wish You a Long, Happy New Year And. Incidentally wlaliWCcall watcri best Ninety Percent of It Really Caused From Poor Digestion. Iteal organic heart trouble Is Incur- ablo, but scarcely ono raso In n hundred is organic. Tho action of tho heart nnd stomach aro both controlled by tho same groat nerves, tho sympathetic and pneumo- gasUc, and when tho stomach fails to attention to thn fuel Hint u-n am atllt ilnlnu repairing ami old jowelry mado into tho noweit fashions In this moil reasonable. Wo aro the originators of low s the city and our prices arotyo ifeo prlco.. &!r Watches Cleaned 75c ' ' Main Sprlnira... 75c AND WAURANTKl). OHAS H. HINGES m&a.f tweitr. trcet, Sewing Machines rur weiii. Wo navo now inn week or month con moots. Wo rent a gr anil oqco a customer Will us see us. m, li you nceAi ML Lkoeell uotvKin k so that IHro WiKtU 01 flm amy a low Tktnniu tli(H ai VMM nfflbth Inos for rent by ate with attach- many.uiaculnos, ways n customer uiRchluo call and Wo a! paymeu lor ftnr chase, it tlie mono; will bo on liuve macbh upnew on Domestlfl or ohlne. used 18 other makoa that do as low as &. Needlei, oil aud parts (or all machines achlnes on easy really need one e It nays to nur- irlced machine, for )u pay nut (or rent uirchaio price. We prices from jn.WJ uood tocond.hand for(IO. A tf30 ma ster 1 Boveral tood plain eowlug Wheat Market 19) Chicago, Jan, 10 Wheat. Jan., May, 83J and S3. Ban Francisco Jan 10. Wheat steady, May, 1.106. Dee. $1.11.5 Hpot strong GOLD DUST FLOUR mads nr Tlie Sidney Power Co, siDNar oaanoN Made for faulty use, ask your jrocori for It, Drau and shorts always on hand A. T. WALN Aeent Fakoo N. D. Jan. 10. Prest J. Hill, Prest Great Northorn Ily. this p. in. addressed tho Tri 8tate Association of grain and cattlo growers, explaining tho reason e for tho Northwestern Hy, consolidation. Tho crowd was vory largo, Including farmers and business men from all parts of Minnesota nnd both Dakota?, In tho courso of his speech ho raid: ''Our object In acquiring Burlington Jointly with tho Northern Pacific Rail way was to insuro an outlet to tho best markota for grain, livestock and lumber for tho northern states and to Incroaeo tho volume of our trafllo and that no might at all times boablo to establish the lowest rates an J most favorable con ditions under which trnfflu must bo carried." Pelota for New York Nkw Voiik, Jan. 10. Tho Spanish gamo "polota" Is to bo Introduced in Now York whore it h oxpneted to ho como popular, nnd to thin end a ayndlcato composed chlelly of Iluvami capitalist, has scoured a block ucor Central Park on which a building is to bo erected to bo devoted to thn gamo. Tho proposed ex penditure, it is said, U 1CD,000 on the court nnd nrena. FARMER'S CONGRESS CLOSED Most Successful Session Held for Many Years. The Oregon Farmer's Congress closed a four days' session at tho Capitol Thuru tiny night. Throughout tho mcetlnge great Interest has been shown, and tho tho nttendanco Is much greater than last year's, The asjlstanco of tho various agricultural associations of tho state, aided greatly in attracting n wider Interest than previous!. Thesu associations were the Dairymen's, I.lvo Block, Hop Growers', Board of Agricul ture, Board, of Horticulture, Grange, Avricultural College and tho Poultry as sociation. Two of thoso on tho program last night did not respond, B. C. Lcedy and Mrs. Judge Waldo, J. B. Early was present and was asked to speak on the subject of Angora goats. He said that tho farmer could make more money by raising but a few goats. They nre a profitable aai mal to ralso on account of their good fleeces and the largo Docks produced. The only natural way to raiso thorn is to allow thotti frco range. There is a won derful demand in the East for Oregon bred goats, and every farmer should keep a few. A numbor of vocal refactions wero rendorcd by Mrs. Anna B. Scovell. Bho sang "Mid tho Green Fields of Virginia," "On tho Koad to Mandalay" by Kipling, and a sweet lullaby eong, Shu posaesaes a voice of rjiro sweetness and the music was thoroughly onjoyahlo. Judge It, P. Boieo read a papor on "what the Grange has done In legisla tion." Ho spoko of tho Erange advocat ing tho interests of agriculture, that in fact being its first object, to raiso ayrl culturo to Its original position, that of tho noblest vocation on earth. The Grange deserves crodlt for the action taken in congross in relation to tho pure buttor lawa, and it was also tho first to advocate tho freo rural mall deliveries. An important action taken by tho Grange is that (or over fifteen yoars it has pasted resolutions urging tlio oloctlon of State senators by o direct voto of tho people, in order to do away with tho corrupt practices that mow demoralize public service. NoJ laws should bo cruatedto' construct mono polies, and It is an otJ:ct of tho Grange to elevuto the eoclnl position o( tho pco plo to that hotter legislation can be en acted. The ontlro address was full of Intorost nnd tho eamo Ideas wero prosentod by W. M. Hilleary, past master of the Stnte Orani-o, in bis paper on Kducatlou, Ho spoke especially of the advantages tho Grange, has given tho fanners wives aud families, by its attention to tho educational features. Tho meeting closed by tho audience singing "Amorlca." INSANE MAN'S JMCIDE He Leaps from a Third Story Window Thomas A. Wiljon of Alaska, admitted tho Aeyinm August 18 1001, committed sitlcMo at 6:10 p. m. hy jumping from the third story window lu thepaePflgeHavIn Illegally to tho chapel. Ho was aesisting nt tho time by carrying chairs in tho gallery for an cntortainment to tuko placo In tho evening. Ho had recontly greatly improved ami wan distressed at llnding himself in the insane asylum. Ho had not exlbited ar.y suicidal intent before Ho lived until 12 p m. He has u brother in Australia and relatives in England who will bn notified. Coroner l.anohJS been notified. Poor Farm Jxpenses The Marion county poor farm is eon ilnnled nloni? economical lines, and at tho samo time kept in good order. It is estimated from bills ordered paid by tho rntintv commissioners court that tho total expense for the period from July 1 to Dec. 31. 1001 was 11031.81. The total number of weeks that inmates have been cared for In that tlmo is 202, thus mak ing an average expense of $1 0.2 por week. This Is principally due lo tho ofllicleut management of the superintendent of tho farm, Mr. M. M. High. VF i r -, U.s .?. A v Lonely Homes A home li nevtr complete without children. Yet many homti are childless. Many wlvei art dciolate for the lack of a child to lovt. Their lives are almlen void of the hhjh motlvei of motherhood. While bsrrcnnest li cauiin j Inul. culable isdneis and lorrow. It exlit In mott cases on account of some little female trouble, h!ch Wine of Csrdul would speedily set right. This pure Wine reguUtes the disordered female organs by building up the worn out nerves and retfutatlnj (he menstrual flow. It restores the fallen womb to Its proper place. Dy strength, enlng the generative organs, It makes pre, nancy possible where barrenness exists. You can depend on WINECARDUI Suffering women all over the land have been depending on It for seventy-five years. No more convincing prooi can be given than the testimony of Mrs. Benson, who Is onlv one of testimony of Mrs. Benson, who Is only one of FJBUBbW' thousands of women to whom Wine of Cardul I,.. i,-iilil a ntmuncnt cure. Many cases of miscarriage that trouble which robs mothers of their hopes have been avoided by timely use of the Wine. You are aikcd lo try Wine of Cardul and Thedford's Black.Draught, Its companion medicine. Nine out of ten cases of female trouble, barren, nets Included, yield to them. All druggists sell $1.00 bottles or Wine of Cardul. Vaudervoort, Ark., April 1800. I rt May I hail a wlscarrlaw, whtoh waa followod by Iloodlnif. I read vour Alnianno anil my husband got xuo bottlo of Ino of Cardul ana It st. pnod my flooding and restored my fallen womb lo Its plaoe. Now l am our' J utter taking tnreo bottloa and hare another to tnko which I got thla niorrlnit. Iamoxpectuurtobocomo a mothor and Wlno of Cardul will ba my doctor. M". MABY L. UENaON, Vol aMce inul rtmrnre.addreii, stTtna ymttomt i Thn UdlM Advisory l)cpartiucut," Tha Clwltouooga Hedlcluo Company, Chattanooga Tenn. In Olden Times People overlooked the Importance of permanently Imneflcinl effects and wore satisfied with transient notion; but now that it is generally known that Syrup of Figs will permanently ovorcomo habit ual constipation, well-informed pcoplo will not buy other laxatives, which act for a time, but finally Injure the system. Buy tho genulno, mode by the Callfor nia Ffg byrup Co. 138 1 M ' m ra is a h a ra IHHHHHHHBaHHlB! F. A. WIGGINS a55-aS7 UtmKSI. Jiltm. Farm Machinery, Wauons, Bugyles, 111 oyclea, Sew lug Maohlnea. DEUELOPMENT.... 10,000 barrels Roche Harbor J.lme Used in the development of Halem and vicinity Uurluti tho past year. D. S BENTIEY t Celt Ateats. To Our Fr and Patro T1im tiovr Seks we r sew jieirl asitt WU CO jffi-l . yhds Ust mit arrived, aud Supply all hands iokvrlth jrHIrwp PImir MHedsevcr offankl la Good Things for . . . Christmas Aro waitlne for von hr. U'a i,... confeelloucry, plum iwddlngs, nutc, ralalns, mine meats, amt a host of kixhI tliluus that are all nm.lv fnr n... i,.it- or that you will neeij In your Ohristmai eookwy. If you order early, you will be sure to have them ready In time. lie sure and seo our lino ainortment ol Christmas rookery. M T, Fmcman l)3HatStret rbeas 131 Tk h!4Mt vrad thU Market, M your grocer (or It, Warranto t ClYe Perfect SitkfKtien Ssilem flouring Mills Co. lW Wfi m fwfi to loraUh mmm m mt "w m Rwc" w e a aion oi uraa, ittiiwi Orceoa Fire Relief. TheOre,w Plreltellef Association haa Juit oompletea a very successful yearn11 iiwm Vv"" swetmunqg too year 1U01 ft net ineraa nl tnanrnrt.. n !...-. of w ihaa two and one halfmllliot aollara. Come to tie annual tueotlne next. Tustday.Jaouary Ullt at the Otwa House In MoMlnnvlhi mui i... ii.... faets reuaixllue the bnnneM Ma: Bmo quMkjael vitual lttiiorUree to ihe i!trM. theAsawlatfen lll Woou WweJ. Allmtubert whoeau arranso t do so, gheold be prewnt, 1 8 t w properly digest tho fool nnd it lies In tlio stomach fermenting, gases ato formed which dlslond tho organ caus ing prusuru on thu heart and lungs causing palpitation,, irregularity and shortness of braath. The danger from this condition is that tho continued disturbance of tho heart sooner or later may cause real organlo heart trouble and In fact froxuontlv does so. Furthermore, poor "digestion maktm tho Hood thin and watery aud dollulont in red corpuscles, and this further Irritates and wrecks thu heart. 'the most sonsihln thing to do for heart trouble is to insure the dlgeitlou and assimilation of the food. This (Mil be done by the regunr uo alter meal of semo sale, pleasant nnd effective dlgoitivo preparation, like Htuait's I)yspln Tablets which may bo found at mot drug storea and whioh oontalu thentweatary dlttestive oloments In a plfHinini couenleut form. , ThouMiidsn( 'people kwp well and vlgoroiH by keeping their digestion perfeet by observing Hie rule of taklnui oueortwotH tbete tabluta qUbr eneh meal, nrnt lest after eaeh hearty meal. Stuart's lVvtrt Tabluta contain l 8. I'. iieptlu, ilUsto from salt and othur natural dUvKS whkh not only on the bxhl, dlgMtlnu it perfaetly aud preventUg aeUUty, u". aud the mnuv diseased eonditinuawltieU aeeomnaiiy a weak iteaiaelu When Sttiarfa Qgfafmiula, Tblela hb use.1 you may know ou ure n it takluv Into the system any itiojig medlohie nr j)QWrfuJ drug W atijply Uypnatural digestive elements whloh every weak siomaon laoki. 8o widely known ami popular have these tablets Imhuo that they are now sow uy every druggist iu the United mates, uauaua ami Ureat Urttalu. 1W10 m, "Why nutt in. "lllood, Ita "Will tho Bible Salem Revival Set vices In the First Christian church heglnn Ing Jiui llltli, conducted by hpmo talent. I Im pastov doing the preaching. All aro most cordially Invited to attain and partloipato In the revival sorvlcos nt tho First Christian church, ootnerof High and Center el roots. The following will ho tho toplo.1 of senuoiiB for the first vork. Jnn 12ih 10:30 a. m. "Plenty of Work, But fuw Workers". Jan 12th 7:30 n, ln, "Tho lmportauco of coming Into the church," (will use diagram), Jan. 13th 7:30 p.m. "Taking Jerlnho". Jan. HtH7:U0p. in. "Onlv a little noney," Jan. 15th7!ilQn. in. "1. nwn.nl ! (diagram). Jan inth. 7 30 p. Ohrist dlo?" Jan. 17th 7:30 p Necessltv." Jan 18th 7:30 p.m. siuuu mo lestr" Other nunouuconiontfl will be inmlo as the meetings progress, Como and hear the gospel. Consider its claims and obey ita commandments. Sung eervice, by chorus lead by Dr. Bpley, will bogln promptly at 7:30 each ovenlng. Qso. O. Bitcmkv Pastor, Injured by Severe Fall. Attorney A, O. Comllt recoiled a Be oro Injury this mornliiK. He Masdls mountlng'from his bloyolelu front of his resilience, am Oak street aud hU foot sllpjH'd on the frosted sidewalk ut as he ot of his wheel. He had an iron heel on Ids shoo, so could not prevent hlmeelf from falling, Ho atruck the sidewalk on his back, and lay helpless, wntll oawled Into the homo by a muti w bo msWsaiiiK at the time. Tho nsrves aleng Uie eWlial eolumn were apparent ly Siewhokeil, and Ida lower limbs l"iwra5ed so that ho was nnihla to irtv. Alihyfieian la attending hlni, aiMtxMe iedy recovery U hoped for. Morgan Bank lor tanaaa .N'uw Youx, Jan. 10. Chicago and Iloston Interests liavo purchased a con trolling Interest iu thu sovereign Hank of Canada, now being organized with u capital stfok ol $2,000,000. Now York ors having stock iu tho new btnk are: J. P. Morgan, tho Standard Trust Com pany and Wilson A. Stephen. J. P. Morgan A Company will represent tho bank In London and Paris. Tho bond olUco of the uew bank will be iu Toronto and tho executive office will bo Mon treal, whllo a chain of branchea will be established throughout America. The La Corona; 10-cent cigar Js tho kiU fly far tho besKan Aug. lluckeuHtoifyjalem that Kiiitc. ways on liauu. An empty hfu raft from tho Walla Walla was Been hy tho steamer Kdith 80 miles north of Mondocino. A Mother's Favorite. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is the mother's favorite It is pleasant and pate for children to tnko and alwayp cures, It la intended especially for coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough, and 1b tho beat medicine made (or theso dUeases. Thoro Is not the least dnngor In giving It to children lor It contains no opium or other Injurious drug nnd may bo given as confidently to a l..lt.t in .n .. .l..tt t? ...l. i... rt ii uiiioa.ujuiiimim, rur bwid uy ur Stono's Drug Store. Nicaragua, Honduras and Salvador are reported as about to declare was on Guatemala aud Costa Rica to force the latter states to enter tho proposod Cen tral Amorlcan union. Whit Dj the Children Drink? 3 Don't give them tea or coffee. Hue you tried the now food drlnlc culled OKAIN-0 It Is dellcioua and nour Ishlnj; and takes the pluco of coffee. Tho more Qraln-0 you give tho chil dren tho more health you distribute through tholr systems. Qraln-0 la made of pure grains, nnd when prop crly prepared tuatea like tho choice crudes of coffee but costs about Vi as much. AH crocors sell It. lCc. and 2Cc. Fired on by Spanish Joseph Perrnult, euneyor General of Idaho Is charged with removing om ployea for political purpofos. Tho Sicrota ry of tho Interior will ln ostigote. D. n. HuntJloJf r, tifitrai Director, 107 State Street, phoneWygRaa, SaltaiOretos. Rest deuce 390 Courjy'Phonc Black 2181. Many spotters are at work along the Southern IVoiflc and ate causing much trouble. Nkw York, Jan, 10. Captain Jamas A. Grossman, who was In command of thestoamthip Alllancla, wheu.on March 0, 18115, she was fired on bv a Spanish cruiser off Capo May is dead at his home In Jersey City. Three shots wore tired at the ship by tho cruiser, but Captain uroMinan kept on and brought his ship to New York. The incident cmuwd considerable oxoitoniBiit ami iliidnniati.. "" to taku aud it rulieed me nt , a adjustment waa required. Durimr the ' 7.1M i.nieW,y "wvere.l, save.! a doc Civil War servM as . K.l i. .i. ' I"""." '.."."" iuK, and I iU A Prominent Chlcaeo Woman Speaks. p m" ,H,,fa Pi?r' ol Chicago, Vice President IllinoiB Woman's Alliance, in rvtM,Aui vimuiuurirtiiiB uougn Ueru h1, vaya: "I Buffered with a sovure oolil this winter which threatened to run into pneumonia. I tried d.fferent remedies, bull eoenml to grow worse and tho medicine upset my stomach. A friend advised mo to try OhamuurlaluV tmuli Itetncdy and I found It was pleas- 1 n m 93 n a a a la B U SI H a S3 n a a 9 i a K a THE PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE. wiIE CHICAGO Store lias certainly been a WONDER for the (f amount of Capital Invested, it Is safe to say that no a-' store on the American Continent has ever done such a wonderful business, it is evident In this enterprise that the people appreciate sterlin'? values, honest dealing and Rock Bottom prices, which is the foundation of thlsstore. AfterXnras we expected ihfilack-up In bnslness but the people come Justine same. Weatf here to meet them and welcome them inflwlii civc tnem tnjrpoous just exactly as advertised. AT 5 -IRIDAY'S SPE . ! 9iV3 M S V "'' iiruf rti price Best AmerlcaruKtno Calicoes, pretty PiitteriutsFftrines nnd figures. IlcgiiJw price 7c. Friday's price . 3 l2c 25C At 35 eators. Fancy Striped Collars ublo thread, woven heavy nnd thick. Regular 50c, Friday's prho Full eizo Itlankels, Soft and Fluf fy. Regular prico COc, Friday's price 35c B3 SIR COURT STREET, SALEM, ORE. 5BMaffi!!5ffiL'3E3KJ3E3C,JillMniWBIlalKIifli navy. He was 68 years ago. J" , ".,' n "'i "me ami suurng. and I will as an Kuslgn in the nver bo without this splendid ned.e , born at Hudson, N. Y... ." For tale by I),. Stone's Zl IO I'll. o Train Wreck Near Roseburg Jl0 I'S I MARRIED BAUNKS-CLARK-At R on ttuirsdav. Jiiiniiirv 'i . . Death at Poor Farm . I. W, Walker, an Inmate itoHso died thereof oM age V nu nag mirieo teuay, iftie ler b !) OA8TOIHA. Fram-it Fuller of lluttevlle started last night (or New York, and will leave on the Ifiih for London. Mr, FeUergoaa to London iu the interest of the Oregon Hopgrower. tohlpiipoeit ttn Imivt Booletl hy the association aud Mr J, Durst. He annoiiueee that It will Ik the ureatest plMiuro If lie can raliie a goel prie for the hop. Aithnr Itrock, oueof the staff on the laoowa rroM I'Hb. Co,, lM been vlalU- io?'lViTOlaH wO' and left today U II. MMIer. O. P. A. of tho S P Co has returned to Portland after having atlaiHled the Farmer's Congress. k hdwln bione ef the Corvallls A Kj- er" R-R- m the olty todays II. Fleteher baa gone to JeJteVeotu Branson & Ratrin ffi.Tif,.!',i i.11 & SKi in i ire.m, iw snow. Huskhiro, Jan. Paalfle Suulhhound wrw-k-aii mtar .Myrtle lWnt near Roi. burg last evenine. Thn iRmrr and Ureman wero lif!liU jirt, I ut as thelruin simply )nitl up na d ih mo paiRrs were iKr-d. An ope.i aw iu-li was this eat sod l,t a Want uraee K. Clark lo M iarnw, uotn liiMHuiIy of Ibis Tl. l.-I I .. "o uritieia ute youngest u, a. uinsntore, 10. The Southern 6foom is a san of passeuger train was rn-8 formerly of lawl, CalilorniA. ". .v. M. 1MJ, Miss ' K He S. 'ty. sister cf ofthlsdty, and tho Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Halem, now of 0U GREAT REDUCTION SALE OF DRY GOODS AND SHOE! It is thecunioni f r n.urlvn.1 stores to ndvertlso reduction soles during tli month, riierofore to keep abreast of tho times, we InauRurato this Great Rednv uuu iu uiiii win eciipse an other ealos or our lino in thla city. GENUINE REDUCTIONS - READ THEA1: YARNS-Best brand", i, pound skeins, 18o tho ekoin. CORSETS-From 21 cents up; get ono of tho now styles only it cents. BEDSPREADS At 76 cents that are full slzo. Tho equal of any dollar spread in tlio town. One-third off on furs, wrappers and dresa skirts. Towols from 4c up. Jo Mr cent off on muslin underwear. i0 per cent. ff on bhoes aud hats. Greenbaum's Drv Goods Store Next Door to Post Office. INTERNATIONAL POULTRY FO0I A Mcdlcacd rouitry fool which (Ives the most remarkable results. It prtveats i. V' V,tl,rcsch,ckcnch(lei'a' It ireatly lacreases the til productloa sad .J? o ch!ckensrow vry rapidly. pul up la JSc. SOc, $1.00 size packaies. and 25 pound palls. ; ery BMraa IHtWMlTllSweM Mk Mit In imeSRrket I IIOMVMI. IUt.-.Wril- ,.!..... u I Iu .u.uilfB. "JT5. ."-." TM iff-si::r"y.".,ran" w m, i ivtmn ""rriMHGWre. anu IHlllOA nu bbl, OeuHlne timet a wwtk buiuhiue and rain are the only things In O.egon that don't lostanythlng, and eveu w me lormar we uon't get Muh for our inoHey. BORN. WHOS.-At the family Usmie nn Kait Htalt street, Sunday. Jan. 6. IBM, to ' 01"r)wa w, a toi . Aiuerloans, BHllak ami HuMiaas are at swords irfMitU in Now Ohwanp. China. SIJ"yg-PAIWOS!l-Al,.hom, , ry . lllOt, a. II. "is i.ottle Iarwu aiinni..,. I ... i I.. I'artnin l'. t i.' oItlng. r" " "n AMIaHierjwut ke AV:r,nwr.w8roe..iu h "wwiwue roanirom hit I vwimiiyiiijg it WHg in the uilddle WZ KMStTJHR.. Sr'1 Dr, Stone Is M ttia north a run atare URw nas r meroial streeUsllrfrmiereial strr. block south 1-10-1 w llallil IUl , It. Ar. clP'-ing In u a eltun ;T;"T7.1""r"er "e - ;. .. .,,,t tu -.j ., OATS WANTED-We ueuei tor gOuoi c cvvks nrn mhii, HI.Uom&a S". Ey jgi. QSit. 9totU mi uwnaveu at Mreweur A lSH. Ore- l W St ."?m(!,N'EUK.EGG. PRODUCER - The great increase In produclioi -K r" International Poultry Food" a wonderful reputation through wiDii.,r .,."" "m l'a"0t he fed to bona at any time, winie (m i. ' . -.,10,,t ',,n-? largi Increase in egie You do not have to use -.... ivinj). , v,, L)Wtti, 0 a w nJake u mora money nf(er .jeiiuo its cost One extra eire per mf will mv the entire cost of fee; and it often more than doubles) Supply. He utainano pjuunup ii I'lriotie Ingredients; has verves? lor merits. It Gives a Glossy Plumaue It prevents eickiieec, promotesf health, causes young thicks to ( very rapidly, iuvlgnraius the dig' oruau8. euDmliB nioierial for ', murclo and featlierc. an I is berefllolal dii'itM' mr.nltinc e It tnvigoratoa tho eggproJurinte Kara and liena will lay moio iu io It will nrvimrrt vnur olnCKens w maikt-t more fanidly than auy on imi- nirwi and lias leu use joara I y p oniltient chicken b'e Remarkable Cash Gurantei i a U u prlntoJ tu ev ry lW Bujs pay for, ai.d use one JJ Itrv n. nn.. Kl a.&... Imv nr nnB sue bix of Intfcrnationai 1 Food" as tlirrqted and If it fJ fultlll -...- ..Il,n ....tin in nur f pay anyone $1,000 In cash If w Intkbsationai. Focn Co., Minneapolis, )&, n... .. . . A,so Cheacest to Use. W.TJ W fo7u y'JL6! l1 i0S 12 f0'. Our $1.00 else box ninas tbat onh ci,.,iu -mm ll. iSit .PV x& ceu, Per box lot 0IOTi fawls. r m rtH,"i- Ouly oosta 10 cents a month to feed -r...v.n,t wild ii C .ni-iiti: In WIP- bearing ,W1 ,U .".Nter ',,tia M oSS cTB're:.KT,h,,,; navimmiv uimr ita k.i a ... ::i ibr vu.;-;.rr. ".'. ,"ewu antu ami u- . iu...!. 'i "eaitation, he tarBf8 r -. - fnu.-i .,ur ,nori( w ... v mr me reaaing. 3 "new todayT I "SOLD B Y- L3-ll JSfcr. -H -K Tltt BMhkV- aw' -f ' ( X-: m 'j& tsJI -:vi twjs- r mMmt 't'xtiai&i 'Jk9kI WsbsbI mimats-i- (1raaf?4 svWt ffah. SALEM. IS.rtlH.iwKua lat.Sa.StiKcSlJM