The Daily journal., January 16, 1902, Image 4

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Extraordinary Sale of Furs
ENTIRE STOCK AT ONE" HALF PRICE.
Thil mornlmr at 9 o'clock wo place on solo our entlro line of Fino Fura at less than manufacturor'B prices. It'fl
thtSlatoiMraaJiotlhnl has over seen. Scarfs, Collarettes, Jacket., Capes, etc., Jnclud" In
tho lot. The newest and best things from tho leading manufacturers of Detroit. Every one of them at just half price.
$35 00 GARMENTS $17 60
20 00 GARMENTS 110 00
810 60 GARMENTS , $8 25
(16 00 GARMENTS ( 8 00
Holversoiifs
SEE WINDOW.
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t7 00 g
$7 00
;';;;,' woi $
f5 00
Holverson's 1
S)rjjffiSXi)(Z(BK
$16 00 GARMENTS,
$14 00 GARMENTS
12 00 GARMENTS
$10 00 GARMENTS.
We Wish Too a Long, Happy New Year
And incidentally wish to call your attention to the fact that wo
watcn
nro still doing
tho beat watch roualrine and old lewelry made Into the uowest fashions in this
citymnd our prices are also the moat reatonablo. Wo are the originators of low
ices.
city 1 1
price
Watches Cleaned 75c
Main Serines 75c
AND WARRANTED.
frT3 7 C TUT tJf T tVT """ "O Gi Watchmaker aad Jeweler.
V-Jrlt.C3 irl, 171 1 XX. VS7 Jli' C i96 Commercial Street.
MORE
ASYLUM
BIDS
On Groceries, Wood and Wil
low Ware.
Two
Embroidery
inuDaPoiK
Wo have Just received two cases
of manufacturer's sample strips (0
yards In a piece) In assorted patterns
which nro tho best embroidery val
ues we'vo BCOtl.
LOT 1.
Consists of fino ciIkos and inser
tions such as sold for 12) cents por
yard regular. Wo sell these 0 yard
pieces for
t
Market Quotations Today,
3
'Mats A DalsM flnA tlntM MU
wyywyrvryr,wyr$
LOT 2.
Extra quality odgoa and insor-
,tioosj somur wldo -widths. Values
1.20 to 26 cents a yard, 0 yd nieces
for
DALRYMPLES
Mr. Elmer King
sulky plow
tilnun ''r.wl
Who lives near Lowlsburg, M miles oast
of Salem in tho red lilile, concluded
some, time ago that liu bad followed a
walking plow about as loi
to.' and desiring to And
thut would ecour in tha famous
hills" land, was confronted with the old
argument, that "nothing but a ehillod
plow would work in Ilia hilts." Mr.
King, however, is not so woddod to old
theories that bo is afraid to at least
givn Any good implement a fair trial.
Saturday iio took out one ol our Mo
llno "high lift Uletnark" sulky plows,
fltted with a 10-luch stool bottom. Tills
is llkly tbo only steel plow that is in
use within cannon shot of tho place and
of conrso wo are naturally interested in
seeing It succeed. How well It sue
ceeded Is best attested by the fact that i
Mr, King was bo welt pleased that ho
decided at onco upon keeping It, this af
ter he had niado testa and comparisons
with tbo chilled plow In the samo Held
at me same umo.
Mr, King is satieuod,and Is only doing
what tho progressiva farmers all ovor
tho v my are doing, buvlmr sulkv and
fnug plows am) thus plaofng tbsmselves
n A measure, independent of tiie
weatlior.
9 9 9
This particular plow is known as the
"high lift," as tho plow beam rises
straight up, and in action tho lift lever
roue loose, so that in case tho plow
strikes u obstruction, it raises of its
own accord, aud settlos bick Into tho
furrow the samo way, It eau bo used
with or without poll. The (urrow
wheels ro known ai "castor wheels,"
thus enabling the operator to make a
squaw turu to right or left.
;. 9 9 9
We have lid a wonderfully good
trade this winter on all classes of sulky
ami gang ptowB,uolU mold.board and
dlso plows. Wo carry the Denlola ro
tary dlw and the Mollno and Syracuse
aulkiev, and can please anyone no mat
ter what the nature of the soil.
Wkest, Oats, Etc.
Wlioot 620.
Oats :)lc
Ilarley $15 per ton.
Flax Oaau, Northwest, $107.
Hop Market.
Hops HQlaJtfo.
Bti ictly choice HXe.
Liverpool, Dee. 6 Hops at London
-Pacific Coast steady, 3 6s. to 4.
Uve Stick Market.
8teere-833tfc.
UOWBZ3tKS8C.
Bhoop-fa.oOgross to $.1,00
Dressed veal Oo 0o
Hogs, alive iic
Hogs, drossed Jc.
Flour, lliy, Peed, dc.
Baled choat $7.60.
Clover $7.
Focd barley $18W por tou,
Hran-$10K.
Shorts-$18.60.
Flour, wholesale $2.06.
Potatoes, Apples, Etc. '
Potatoes 45c to 60o.
Applos 40GOo per box,
Fancy packed $1 00,
Onions, $160 to $1.06 per 100 lbs.
Dried Fruits.
Dried opplesoQOc.
Italian prunos 40s to 60s 3) to X)
Petite Prunes 40s to 60s, S 4c.
Wood, Fesce foits, Etc,
Ills nr-$3.60.
Second growth $3.00.
Ash- $3 60.
Body oak-jH.OQ.
Polo oak $4.00.
Cedar posts 8 to lOo.
Dairy aaJ Cresmcry Prodocts.
Dairy butter-1620o.
Creamery 20Q2oo,
Store loo.
First-class country, per roll 35c.
Cream at creamery, pan aklmmod
21o.
Bopnrator sklmmod 23c.
Es sad Poultry,
hirgs 22o.
Turkeys, llvo lOo por pound,
Geese $0 por doiou.
Ducks $3 to $1 per dozen.
Wool sad Mobalr.
Coarso wool- 13c.
Medium 14c.
Fine 14o.
Mobalr 20 to 25c.
Hides. Pelts asdPars.
Green hide. No. 1 Be
Green hides, No. 2 4c.
Calf skins 45o.
Bheep 25 to 76o.
Goat sklns-20o to $1.00.
Gray fox 10to40o.
Coon 10 to 25o.
Mink 26o to $1.25.
Otter-$1 to $6.
tfkunk 10to25o.
Musk rat-1 to6o.
Wlidcat-10to25o.
Suiter's Msrktt,
Olilckons 708c.
Kggs por dnson, cash. 20a
The awards of contracts for furnishing
supplies to tho Htnto Ineano Asylum
havo been completed. The supplies ore
for a period of six months, and those
in ado for groceries, aud tor wood and
willow ware, nro as appended:
G. Stolz, 000 gal. Pure cider vinegar,
40 gr. strength nt 1 i. D. J. Fry, 60O
gals. coal oil 17).
Geo. E. Wators, 2010 lb. corrugated
plug, 28; 400 lbs, Red Gross plug, 'M;
800 lbs, 0. K. Durham 27.
Wollcr Bros, 3000 gallons syrup, 30J ;
'000 lbs, Java coffoo, 11 10-20; 300 lbs,
Mocha coffoe.15 10-20; 2000 coarsu chic
ony, I 7-lu; 350 lbs, black poppor, 15
I) 20; 30 lbs, Ohocolato, 22tf: 6000 lbs
dried prunos 0:i.
Roth A Graber. 2500 lbs steel cut
oats, 03 0-10; 3000 lbs yellow corn meal,
024; 80 lbs silver gloss stare h, 07; 160
lbs Sultana raisins, 74 20doK. oystors,
$2.10; 30 doz. canned corn, $1,20; 400
lbs barley. !IJ; 20 lbs caudles, 10
2 dor., whisk broom?,1.r0j4 roams straw
papor, 00; 600 plpos and .stems, 02;
3,000 lbs. dried apples, 07; 2,000
pounds, dried piuchee, .00 .
Hurritt A I.awrencu: 5,000 lbs Costa
Rica coffee 0. 30; 7,000 lbs rolled oats,
2.1)3; 5,000 lbs crackod whoat 1.03; 1,200
lbs cream whoat, 1,08; 3,000 lbs hominy
2.08; 500 lbs A ft il Soda, 05; 10 gioss
safety matches, 01); ill doz lyo, .75; 2
dor. Wor., eauco, 8 30; 500 lbs soda
crackers, 05)$; 15,000 lbs dried prunes,
03J.
John Hughes: 10,000 pounds
whltu bonus, ,03 44-100; 5 lbs orange
poel, .13; 5 Ibi lemon peel,, 13; 20 lbs
citron ,14 ; 10,000 lbs Japan rlco .01 87100
3,000 lbs. Savon soap, ,03 85100; 600 lbs
Whtto Cap Soap, .08 85-100.
600 lbs Kitchen Boap, 05 4-10; 120110 lbs
fino salt, 1.374; 20 lbs bluing, 31;
100 lbs Mncaioui 3 0-10; 72 lbs
vermicelli, 3 1) 10; 20 dor. oystors, 2,10;
800 lbs buckwhoat Hour, 03; 300,
eat soda .01 3'S-IOO, 300 lbs ryu Hour
,01 8-10: $0,000 grauulatoil HUgnr, 480;
2000 Japan tea, .200-10, 30 doz,
brooms 3.01 1 doz mill brooms
11,60; 5 doz ccrub brushes 2,10;
1 do? mop sticks, 1,2(1; X doz
hhiIi boards, $ft.lO: 600 Orogon full
orenm uhetiDo, UJ 500 lbs chloride llmo,
m 4-10 200 lbs pnrulliue, 11 M0; 800 lbs
codllsh, Oil; 160 gal N. O. mol. 37.
Salem Flour Mill Ce: IKK) Mils Hour
LAST
NIGHT'S
PLAY
Was Not Fxactly An Epoch
Maker.
The Day of Aton&ment by Phil. F.
Rogoway presented last night at tho
Grand Opera House with the author in
tho loading role was an ignominious
failure. Tho play, while it contains
somo good paseaues, lacks cohorenco nnu
continuity in tho plot and the attempt
of its author to play a star role was like
tho feat of tho fabdtd ass who borrowed
a pair of wlngi nud essayed to fly.
Dotwoon tho second and thirJ acta Mrs.
I IIulllo P. Hinges sang "Tho Holy City"
in a most pleasing manner and respon-
ded with an encorn which also elicited
warm applause. Hor appearanco was
tho one rodeomlng feature ot tho event.
Ovor tho rest of tho proformanco wo
draw the veil of charity, tho local talent
ongaged boing the only redeeming feature.
HORRID
BUTCHERY
RECALLED
Kid West Who Helped
O'Brien.
Hang:
SUITS
FOR STATE
INTEREST
Motions to Strike Out Parts
of Complaints.
Phil Metschau, E. O. Giltnor, E. J.
Swafford and J. A. linker, defendants in
tho suit for an accounting entitled Thco
Nolf, plaintiff, v&. Tho Willams & Eng
land Banking Co,, ot al., defendants, in
department No. 2 ot the Stato Circuiv
Court, Hied soparato uiotlons theruln
socking to strike out numerous parts
and parcols of the plalulifl'd complaint
as ueing irroiovant, immaterial and re
dundant. Careon & Adams nro the at
torneys for all the defendants lio'eln
named,
Hop Growers
Election
The Yukon Murderer, Driven
Out of Portland.
Portland, Jan. 10. George A. Avery,
who, along with II. F. Cantwell, was ar
rested Monday, charged with being n
suspicious porBon with no visible means
of support, was recognized yesterday as
tbo notorious "Kid" WeBt, who was
taken from Walla Walla penitentiary to
Daweon, Yukon Territory, to give evi
dence as a witness in tho murder trial
In which ouo O'Brien was charged with
having killed Lino Relfo, of Seattlo;
Clay son, a Skagway merchant, and
Olson, a telegraph lineman, December
25, 1890, halfway botweon Dawson and
bkagway. After giving his evldenco at
Daweon as to what ho knew of O'ilrien'a
record, Avory was taken back to Walla
Walla penitentiary to servo tho remain
der of his soutenco.
Tho murder of the three men was n
singularly cold blooded crime, ruthless
in its details. Tho manuor in which tho
nooeo was fasleuod around O'Hriou'a
neck for bis part in tho outrage spoke
well for the tigorand htern severity with
which tho Canadian Government acted
In running him to earth. Ono of tho
victims of the murder, Clayton, had ox
tenslvo business interests at, Dwsou,
and in making preparations for a jour
ney to Skagway ho happened to men
tion in tbo hearing of O'lirhn and other
desperadoes that ho expected to take a
considorablo sum of monoy with him.
Linn Rnlfe, who was a inomber of a
well-known Seattlo family, and was
employed as a gold weigher, had htnrted
from tho interior, homeward bound, De
cember 15, 1800, and ho and Clayton fell
in with each other at Mlnto station
about half way botweon Skagway and
Daweon on tho evening boforo Christ
mas day, 1800. Hero thoy met tho tel
graph llnoman, and next day, December
zo, inuu, mo inree men started on
STATE
PRISON
STATISTICS
Increase of Ten Convicts in
Last Quarter of Oregon
Institution.
The financial roport of thn peniten
tiary for the throo monthi ending De
cember 31, 1001, shows that thuoally
average numbor of convicts confined, in
that institution is 207.24. At tho closo
of last quarter tho enrollment was 202,
and now it is 302, an iucreaso of 10 dur-
Intt tboouarter. The number received!
during tho quarter was 63, aud tho
number discharged 43. Ono convict
turned from the asylum as cured, and
ono committed suicide. Tho total salary
account for tho quarter was $4718.22,
and tho maintenance and improvement
acccount $5208 74, making a total of
$U030 00.
Annual Prison Statistics.
This quartorly report completes the
year's accounts, and with the reports
hitherto Hied, furniehes material from
which annual statistics may be com
puted. Oa Jan. 1, 1001, there were in
the prison 278 convicts, and at the close
of the year there were 30.', making a
not gain of 24. The expenditures for
tho year by quarters, not including tbo
coat of repairs and improvements, are as
follews:
Salaries.
$ 4,400 00
4.4W0 03
4,055 00
4,718 22
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FRIDAY'S ONE DAY SALE
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tUrr f"!nlliT)PH nnil Indian Illnns. tho bout B
unodp, warranted fast colors. Regular I
saic price 3 i-2c Q
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PRICES CUT TO TIIE QUICK-
JL V price 7 cents.
prico $3.25,
Sale Price $1.95
i a rt-4 Ar Rainv I).y skirts, Heavy Golf Cloth,
AT nl MS W fwfl of elitchlng, rnro vnlao, Regular
- a- y i y -r
AtlOc
At 25c
Double Twilled bluo striped tickinjr, splen
did licuvy cloth. Regular prico 15 cents.
Sale Price 10c
Hoys' Sweaters derby ribbed, good and
heavy, Fancy colore, great value. Resular
prico fiOc Sale Price 25c
4c horn hair pins lc, 5c Valenciennes laco 2c, 5c cabinet hair pins,
a'sorted 3o, Full count. plnN lc papor, t'ous silk 8o, 6c men'e 60X 3c, 2()c
ladies' Jersey ribbed vest, Heeco lined 18c.
081
MVOY
BROS...
COURT STREET, SALEM, ORE.
First quarter..
Second quarter.
Third- quarter.
Fourth quarter
Supplies.
$ 0,441 31
4,607 20
7,070 40
4.821 81
nainnaasfaHraaaracaiiwHaiaiHaiaBHiiiHHHB,
Rubber bicycle capes and ride through the-storm.
per capita por month. A good sired
tho Journey for Skagway, little dream- 'T " C,"n.lCt01 w,tV1hapon,leuU1ar,ri
To-al tor year $18,323 85 $22,4 ID 81
The total for both salaries and supplies
in 4l.77:t rUt Manv nf llio Itnm. far m.
pairs rfc properly chargeable against; SllOCS tht WJH WCEr WCll.
port does not separato thoao from the
improvement expenses, the total cost of
maintenance cannot bo more crrrectiy
stated than in the foregoing figures.
Tho average duily enrollment hns bcon
293,77, and from this it may be seen
that tho cost of maintenance for the
salaries of employes aud supplies, Is
$142.10 por capita per year, or $11.85
$2.36.
: F. A. WIGGINS
' 353-257 tltenySj. !.
Farm Mashl&ery, Watrous, liugnles, 111
" eyelet, Sewing Maohlnes.
NEW TODAY.
--
iPortUod Msrktt.
Pobtuku, Jau 10. - Wheat Walla
Wada.04.
Flour Portlaud. best gradw $2,850
$3.80. Graham 2.50.
Oats Oholco White $l,l0o (3 $1.95.
Ilarley $18 dJ $10 txir ton.
Mlllstua-Uran. $18.
Hay Tlmothy-$nn$12 per ton.
OnlouB-$l.60 01. ,
Potatoen-86 Q 00 per cental.
Butter Best dairy, 1820; fancy
croamery ,a6Q274;o ;8toro 13 0 15 J. fb
Hggs-Onwon.rauch 2oodoi.
Poultry Chickens, mixed $3 60
$4 00 hens ft j turkeys, live 12 Q 13o.
Mutton-Gross. 3J
Hogs Gross 6Jio,
UsI Grota 3.00(3$3 50
Veal-Gross. 8o Q Oo fc.
Hops ll(ai2o).
n Wool ValTey, 13 lSoIb : Eastern
Oregon, 8j122oj Molialr,21(B21ici,
Hldee Dry tittles, 10 pounds and up'
wards, ISo Q 16K.
WANTUP-Oak timber by tho oar load,
. Ui))lvre4 ou tho cara anywhere be
tween ludependonce nd Albany and
Pc.rtknd. For particulars add re
Geo. JJ. Jaeob, North Front ijtroet,
Mm, Or. i IhU
tOJT OR sflUYlT.-Two "borseT.
Oiwbald Jaefrd ware. lour white leg.
Om Wek Pony. II found or heard, ot
jtrHto K. A.jfeok nd rwwlvo ro
waii, ' Jvwo Oreeoa. I 10 1m
Caller City Warrants.
Kdtl is hwflhy giveo tbatthero are
tHl m baBit applicable to tbo
jwyt w Jl warranta o( the wly of
ttefaa, Aftiwn ea Ike tumoral (and,
kH)4HNHe4 M rbulor August 13, 1901.
St4r w Mj4 wrrts will 4as
mwM tttMt w fmytHOHt. at LaddA
MwWf lMk, . ltiet will smh from
dkWeltM f4 Win Meir, OUy
TrMHMK. $mm Or., Jauuary IS. lW.
IB WlJ
An Ant UcQnUlou,
"What is t Uobttiulaiir said the
youiig man who wants to study human
unturr.
"A, Itohomtan," answered the cold
blooded friend. ''Is si' person who ab
woya ueoda two or threo extra Indorse
ment ou his note when bo wanta to
borrow luonpy'Washlugton Star.
No Huo.r.tltloB,
"WouU you atart ou a Journey oh
nuay rw
"No. Indeed."
"Why are people so superatltlousr
"Hut this tuu nothing to do with su-
perotltloo, I get paid pu Saturday ."
A small iron pot holding about n
quart, vrldob U still preserved, waa
tast at th Lyua foundry In 1045. It
was the first Iron article made from
native ore In Aeierla.
1 i i
A. O, Gondii Las recovered from his
recent iwvero fH from his blejelo and
was ou the street yesterday lor the first
time.
Mrs. J, II. Aekeiman lias returned
from Joseph, where she hap Ua vUU
lo hir a.aujsbier.
BherlS Pvirbln Is attending to afflsltl
bujIoMiJo Ct War tou today.
Vlion I'rciiulniiii AV'oi'H Crrmnii.
The iihiiu' of Kniiit'o In derived from
Hie fmni'l. or KniiiUh. n imhpI( of llor
uiuiij who bt'lMMl Hint port of the
wimtr; UfHioal the Ithlue mid bottled
ibvtv. Utter ou tlit'j' Hiilnliuil 1'nrU
NWl wali that the royul wilt of their
lueivHtflus; empire.
Tilt, nrlielii of other Keogi-nplilenl
itniiM'M 1h lutereHtlux and will crve to
eullghlfii dm wIhni we nd of, for In
Mitm'o. IllboriilM for ImlHud. llllmrnlii
U bhIiI to Iw ilnrlvetl rmm n Pliienl
elan word inwiiiliig "fitrthoHt luibltu
tkm." tlirre iK'lug no country known to
litem went of ICtlu.
PoitugAl obtHliietl Its mime from Por
to, the Imvcii or ott wIhto (Iio Gitulx
iHitdtil tlu.lr biotvM. TlttM U Oiwrlo,
ioIIihI by tlw PoritiKUtNw O Porto (the
lori. Tb town wtta given us n dowry
to 'IVivaa when ahe uwrrletl Henry dt
l4)rrnliu. who atyled hlnnM-ir Karl of
Portugal beeauaw the plaeo wna known
as tlw portua (lalkirnm (tlte port of the
UauUj. Tlu nauie waa finally extend
to tW wlwle fountry.
ItttMlH tHik IU denomination from
the ItotMt, ( It ims I, it people of the
Muth of Itiwaln, who piMwwtxl them
mtlvtM of Ht country lit the declining
tlnys of the Ork iiuplre. Itelng the
IMvdauiluant lulMbllnutx, they Itiipoiutl
tUt'lr name on all the rt.
Tho Oregon Hop Growers Assocl.itlon
elected a full board of directors, com
posed of tho follewing:
W. 11. 8n, of llrootg;. George IC.
Hovenden, of Hubbard; JnmosUln
Stanley, of 8alom; Francln Feller, of
Huttovlllo; M.J. Jones, of lirooks, and
1. It. White aud Charles McCormick, of
Wood burn.
Tho directors mot and elected the iol-
lowing olllcers: W.H.Egan, president; torterod
ing thnta violont death would meet
meot each of them on the way. As'tho
three left the little station Unit was
the Inst eeou of thorn alive, except by
their murderers. Tho threo friends had
proceocdod a fow miles when they heard
a command to "halt" from a bank aboe
them, lloeistanco was uceless, as tie
travelers' rlfioa woro strappod to their
kits. Thoy wore ordered to leave tho trail,
and In tho outrago that followed they
wero robbed aud shot to piecos, and
tholr bodieB thrown under tho river iro
through a hole.
Several days olapsod beforo tho tele
graph lineman wa9 missed, and he had
failed to report for duty at tho next ela
tion, and then tho lino and cry began.
O'Urien was arrested, and many thous
ands of dollars woro spent by tho Cana
dian Government in tho prosecution ot
t o murderer, the Northwest mounted
polico surpassing nil tholr previous
achievements. Avfry bad been with
O'Hrion'sJ gaug bsfore tho niurdor took
place, nnd he was forced to tell about
O'Brien's, actions aud conversation
about tlto time of tho murder. O'Urien
was found guilty anl was hanged Tho
second murderer was never caught.
Avory told tho police thut he hail
plrku I up Cantwell in Seattlo. Cantwell's
chief objection to bohg arrested lay in
his grievance that his term in jo.il ln-
wlth Ins smokliiir climrottes.
I and most of tho vegetables consumed n
raised by means of convict labor.
GOOD
MARGINS
IN HOPS
Prices on This YearContrads
are Higher.
Embroideries and laces, new patterns.
Dress skirts, all wool for little money.
Hosiery in wool or cotton, best values.
Furs-one4hird reduction in price at
GreenbaunVs Dry Goods Store
Next Door to Post Office.
INTERNATIONAL POULTRY FOOD
A meilcisd piu'try f oi which fives the most remsrkable results, It preveats
disease. It cures chicken cholera. It creatty Increases the ezt production and
It nukei chickens grow vvv rapidly. Puj up la 25c. 50c. $1,00 size packages,
and 25 pound palls. '::::::: :
THE WONDERFUL EGG PRODUCER ThigroU increase In production ol
eggs bus given International Poultry Fool" a womlirlnl reputation throughout
evwry state. Wo guarantee that it cannot bo tod to hotm at nnv tfmn. wimnr n.
summer, without allowing n larg? iucroaBQ in eggs You do not havo to uoa tht
A fltrrct Titrable.
A Utile girl mood nt u window blew
tog Minp bubble, ltentmth stood u lit
tle Uy. gild m Iut blew bubbles to
warl liiiu It tried to enttth them. They
ule and llMiiNt-ed on nil aid.
btK tUt- two laugtteil nud kt up tlw
gaiNf, Mti Mtuilitig down mid ha gtialiiK
upward eafarty.
"ItwlMthl. h parable!" aakl n man to
a woman. "The eternal relation of tU
axoal Yon t4ov beautiful bubble
down to m from your height, and w
weary ourMlvea In trying vainly to
eatelt them. Por little boyr
The iwlr playetl and laughed In the
illumine until the imj- grow tlrwl. He
tld out "QoodloT gayly ami ran
away to play with other twya nul girl
a the strwi. The girl Itfwl after him
wilfully, a huw ou her faw. She
did nut earv l blow bubbles any more
Hue leaned oat to watch him, aud a
be dal bo ahe tHuwl over the bowl
of neapjr mteR 8be leokeil very lonely.
"Heboid, a parabler wUl the woiuan
to the maa. "He bat tired of tbo
game; at H T'aere hi uo ether little
boy te btew babble to, nd if there
ware abe baa no until imMiia. i.r. ...
Iilw. llternal relation ef seoceel Peer
little glrlr-New York Tribune.
George K. Hovenden, vice president;
James Winstauley, secretory, and
Francis Feller, treasurer.
An amettdment to tho by-laws was
adopted, reducing tho number.uf shares
necessary for a quorum. It was the
senso ot tho stockholders in attendance
that tho association waa stronger than
over, and that Its work has boon of ma.
terlal benefit to tho hop growers ot Or.
egon during the past year, and great
enthusiasm prevailed among them.
Hon. W, II. Kgati, president of tbo
Association, dolivered an uddresa on
"Hop Growing in Oregon, and the Uene
tits of Organisation and Co-operation,"
which struck a popular chord.
Is There Poisoned Feed?
The city loslug one of Its tiro team.
and other horses bolng taken suddenly
and seriously siok raises the question
whether there ia not somo smutty grain
or poisonous feed bolng used. It Is well
kuown that sometimes mouldy or partly
decayed barley, oats or other grain is
mixed In the feed that is ground and
aold for horse food, Tha Dairy aud
Food Inspector should look into this as it
is a ciimo to sell such stuff to make
rations (or dumb animals.
Chester A. Cox of this olty was f ruk-ht
olerk on the stoamer Athlon whlehsank
ou Puget Bound yesterday. He has held
nts position but a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W, Johnson have
gone to Oakland to visit Mrs. Johnson's
orotiier, a. J. Jones, and other relatives.
Mr and Mrs. JamosGault, otTaoama,
arotheguesta ot Mrs. Obatman today.
They aro en route to Grants Pass.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Traup aud chil
dren havo gone to Philomath to a visit
relatives.
F. H. Bolter ol Portlaud is visiMag
bis parents In this olty for a few days.
Frank a Baker, ox-state printer, is iu
theolty today from Portland.
Mra. 8, H. Jessnp has gone to Kugeae
to visit friends for a week.
R. J. Plemlng has gene to Huoina
a bullae trip,
w Kiia ueng (a visiting friends In
Kugune.
Both prisoners admitted that when t hey
II 'st arrived In this eity they had loided
revolvers In their possesion. The?e re
volvers woro afterward found whero tho
prlsonora had left thorn, In a wood pllo
at (second and Couch streets. Both
Avery and Cantwell admitted that they
cumo to Portland in tho hope of robbing
a few ealoons, or engaglug in highway
robbery, They had no money when
arrested.
Yesterday Municipal Judge Cameron
said to the priseners: "There is a charge
of vagrancy against each of you. Now,
we do not wish people like you in this
city, and tho court would like to know If
you would leavo Portland right away, if
sot at liberty?"
-would l leave Portland?" exclaim d
Avory, joyously. "Yon just give mo a
chance. I'll go at once."
"You must leave the city before dark
ness sets In. Wo can't have people llko
you at large; you might do some mis
chief." hinted the Judgo. "Now hero is
what tho court Is prepared to de: You
will be each aentoncedto 00 days' impris
onment, nnd sentence will be suspended
on tbo understanding that you leavo
town at onco. If you linger here after
0 o'oloek you will be brought baek lo
servo yn.r sentence."
" What about our revolvers? They
wejeuot exaetly In our possession; but
they hatong to a friend, and wo will have
to return them to him." remark!
Avory, with an impudent leer.
"Yui had bet'er not think about vnnr
revolvers; they are oouflrfuted. Yon
ought to thank your stars that you es
caped so easily," rejoined the Judxe.
Several persona In the oourtrootu said
they fully expeoled to sea Avery and
OatUwell djim duty at the rook pile.
The previous pair were conducted out ol
the olty limiu by uw pauwt ,Ul, waw
give iau iMmuHud: "Din't
Wi9k."
A considerable ndviUiro Is noted in
tltH hop market in the lust month. Now
York ilfalerp. who wore (tlllm? nt 13
cents in nniiibr. nitoto 10 cents at
pr.fon'. Local Uruu ate tolling nt from '
V2 to l.'l rente, and thote aro prospects of j
tho I'lOl rron vot Bellinifat 20 ponta In
Nw York.
Tho London market Is not so good as
two months ago and prices nro lower
than in this country. It l estimated
that not overHO.OOO bates oMiops yet
remain in tho Oregon growers' hands;
about (iOOO bale in Washington and a
small amount In California. In Yakima,
Wash,, all but three growers havo eold
their crops. The crop was smaller
than ntnal Net year, ami on
this account larger crop will be
raised hereafter. The entire crop of the
United States for 1001 wis 200 000
b tles.and O0.00J hales of this was shipped
to foreign markets. The consumption
hero is at leait 'JOO.000 bales an J tils
loaves a shortage of 140,000 bale.
This will cause pries to advance con-
sldorably, ami accounts for the raise
o' the lait month.
la Marion county dealers have con
traotud for about onotbird of the 11)02
crop already.
Neii and Faber, as agents for a New
York Arm have mado several contracts
at 11 cents. O. E. Kaya of Salem has
contracted his crop for three years,
amonnting to 0,000 lbs. per year, to
Paul It. G H)nt and Laohmund Co! at
ten ce-.m. T. A. Uvesloy and Co. have
made several contracts with growers,
ani'-mi them o- with Fred Kaser of
S !-erton for 20,003 lbs. at 10 cents.
food at an ixtra'cxpcnso becaiua ft will
"" PiftlWrTOrtlHBaHBl
nd we will refund your money. Wo will
refife to I ive un to thi miKHmmi
, ..e. v-r.i,,, ,4
mako you more inonoy nftor deductlnil
its cost, one extra esse per montll
will pay the entire cost of feeding
and it often more than doubles tbi;
sucpiy. iicoiiiuins no poisonous or
injurious ingrodienta j hns very Bupeij
iui uierilB,
ItlGlvcs a Glossy Plumage.
It provontB ricknees, promotes gorf
health, causes young chicks to grot J
very rapidly, Invigorates Ihedigestin
organs, surplltB miierial for bont
iiiiiBcio ana leutuure, and is ve :,
benefllclnl during moulting eoaeon. tJa
It invigorates tho egg producing cyjya
Kiimj unit ttens win lay mot o In longa
It will pnparo your chickens for tk'
mark.'t tnorn rapidly limn any ntlu
preparation and has leeu used ft
j out aby prominent chicken breeder
Remarkable Cash Gurantce.
Wiilu In primed on ev ry label.
llllV. lltLV f.ir. mill Ilea .,.. )K :t -
box or ono CO cent box, or ouo jl
ri ibis oi -inifrnatinnni 'onw
rinn as dlr.ct.'U nnd II it falls
iiiinit our claims wrlto to our ol
pay onyono f 1 ,000 In vuslt if we ov
Mlnm-apolifl, Minit.i
fowl.
I.NTEHNATIOKAI. Foil) Co.
Also Cheacest to Use.
nutr.s iuu teeds for 12 fowN. Our $1.00 sizo box conthii
100 foada for 25
Only costs 10 cents a month
, 0tf 35 cent bax cont i
kind, ,hr, nr;.nt..lS2? l,n?v. " ? bo r m
cheaper than 26 feedi for . Z ".' n'', ""a..'V f? conw ,9 wiamiy verv Biir?
i ,: - vw,.,H. villi tuaio iu cuiiih a mnnin in fnmi it in
-SOLD B Y-
SALEM,
A-"LA0'?a.Jte REXxi
. v-. , uukn.t ui B mnaj. international Stock Food, I
' OREGal
Wheat Market,
Somethlne New,
mS'rT' Jfln' I0-Wbea', Jan.,
I W,T(
GOLD DUST FLOUR
Jhink of It. Heinx'a Strawberry and San Friucla-o, Jun, 10 U'haat iinn
aprloot Iroierves. Hehu's apple butter nJ H'10. "-want fl.00
.u uu k io oo retailed ont of nice clean
n"aeg&s.a JU8treW'Ved Bt Bran80n
Marlon County Teachers.
Tho next county and state teaohers'
examination will be held in this city on
teb. 12-15. County Superintendent A.
T. Moores will oonJuot the examinations
. oy mi cjarrle Bradshaw and
I rof, A.W.Mix j.who assisted at the last
examination.
Dr. Stone l Mnvin
miiiul1?;'0!? .' m Com-
'"""H"! uommero al streflt
in the middle of the next hkiek JXu'
MAPS UV
The Sidney Power Co,
iWi?? ,Jr. Mk your 2rocer.
iirHn ami oim.a .l.'l. - .
" ",U"B atwoys on hand.
for it.
Mi I )L 3tSiJ$&Wfc. -2'3
the next bioek smith.
1-10-lw
oeaia
O. E. Iluatjiaitr. Fuatral Dfrtcter. 107 State
Street. 'Plne Red aajJ.SalemOrtioa. gcsl
dtatsJBOCeurt. 'Pboae UUtk2l8l.
o . fe i c is. x -a. .
MARRIED.
DOK-ROBINSin o.i... r..
County Judge Scott otfieiatlsj. '
V8"PiH.HMM?-At the
K Bha, '"rn .aMD8 Mtahl
T. WALN AeentjGood Things for
Z ! . . . Christinas
i o uur Friends
and Patrons...
Are waiting for you here. Wo
uomwmonery, plum puddings, '
ratslna. tnincn mmii .mi hnat nli
things that aro ail ready (or the M&
or that you will need In your OhmW"
cookery. If you order early, you will
I JlOW. Bew Sankn !. ...:... .i .. . "'""O to havo them ri.aili liiHma
..-..:. -, ana Bosarnnmi .oT. "' ."7
and the ecok Wl,h '''", "" "anaB unristmas cookery.
rei-
er, Rev
Sir v- ----:
i.. i ,Th,' La (ofona Clear
liuckinJ'r ",iJ'U,M, Aug'
- ... ... 4PiH irauy iu uuju .
we are now pifp r64j , .1JnnK. .. ' ",u "? nro and see our fino as8ortnl,,
nun
Wild Rose Flour
In
The highest Vrade goods ever offered
this market. Ask vour .M..,.T
.,, tn lor ii.
Warranted to Give Perfect
Satisfaction
Salem Flouring Mills Co
M, T, Finenjan
13 2 State Street
P
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DEUEL0PMENT...-,
10.000 harrola Tfl.a It.rhor 1 ,
ted in the development of Eslf "
vicinity during tbo past year.
D. S. BENTIEV & CO
Sole Aleuts.
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