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Newspaper Page TextEjI iLiiQi-KJ tiiB JWNNl! r'. A . ,,, w"5.jjtf; "' r" J ,f. If' f ' I C 'J . N hKHJ, At '" tY , rfffTrVF KKiim atmy iaWTflBini 1 "It ii l' R K l -fri 5EE 0SXSSSS m w w ' 0 Extraordinary Sale of Furs ENTIRE STOCK AT ONE HALF PRICE. Thlf morning nt 9 o'clock wo place on Bale our entire lino of Flno Furfl at Ipbs tbnn mannfacluwr'B prices. It tlio ereatcst fur opportunity the Northwest has ever seon. Bcarfs, Collarettes, Jacket, Copes, etc., included It'n tlio greatest fur opportunity the Northwest has ever seon. Scarfs, Collarettes, Jackotu, uopes, oio., inciuoru in tlio lot. TlionowcBt and nosi wings irom mo leading imniuiiiuiuruio m uouuni .uei umm iuuu j... ...... ,...v. $35 00 GARMKNTB $17 50 20 00 GARMENTS 110 00 $10 60 GARMENTS $8 25 $10 00 GARMENTS...., $ 8 (X) $15 00 OARMENT8 V 60 $14 00 GARMENTS $7 00 $12 00 GARMENTS $ 0J $10 00 GARMENTS $ 00 Holverson's SEE WINDOW. Holverson's Jit o KJ otJltToo For us to tell you that wo have largest and most comploto stock in optical goods. Everybody knows that for they conio in everv day for lenses and broken parts of frames which could not bo had any other placo. In conscqtionco our trado is tur passlng oven lastyear with the present beginning, Thore aro also other rontons, wo nro prompt, accurate, and rtaronablo in charges. V1 en you nf ed us, jlto us u'trlnl. EYE8 TESTED FREE. SCJ- J G XJT XjrTTTirXCi Optician. 296 CoBiDiercUt.St. VAAPXNi?, L JL. J. JLJ.JLX.V7J WJ 25 23 yesrs experience. I Two . Embroidery ..OnSpSn. Wo Imvo just recoivod two cases of manufacturer's sample strips (0 yards Inn piece) in nsturtod pattorns which aro the best embroidery val ues wo'vo scon, LOT 1, Consists of flno edges and Inter-! tlons such as sold for Vii cents por yard regular, Wo soil theso 0 yard pieces for Market Quotations Today, MW Rilem Rani llnme M.rUH" yryrTrvyryryr'vwW t LOT 2. Extra quality odgos nnd inser tiens: sumo wide widths, Values 20 to 20 cunts a yard, (I yd pieces for Wheat. Oats, Etc. Whoat-52Jc. OatB-31a Rarley $15 por ton, Flax-Cash, Northwost, $1 07 ... op Market. Hops ll(812i;c. ( Sti Ictly choice llUe. Liverpool, Doc. 5 flops at London Pacific Coast steady, 3 os. to i. Live Stock Market. Stoors UQ.IJfc. Cows 203o. 8hoop-$2.CO gross to $3.00 Dreasod voal flc Oc Hogs, alive 4c. Hogs, drossed (Jo. Flour, Hay, Peed, Etc. Dated cheat $7.00. Glovor-17. Feed barley $18 per ton. ilran-$10& Shorts $18.G0. Flour, wholosalo $2.05, Potatoes, Apples, Etc. Potatoes 45c to 50c. Apples 40O00o Pr box. ranoy packed IX 00. SALEM PUSH CLUB Several Important Projects Are Pending. At tlio next regular mooting of the groater Salem Commercial Club, on next Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock, the new dato for tlio big club rally, will bo announced, nnd ncllvo preparations for tlio same will begin immediately, as it is proposed to mako tlio rally the event of tlio season. It will infuso now life into tlio uueinosa of tlio city, and bo J tlio beginning of a new era of prosperity for tlio Capital City and its surroundings. Several important local enterprises aro in tlio hands of tlio club. There is a proposition to locnto a new sawmill at Salem, Two llix Industry enterprises are be fore UiIb community. Tlio nommlttoo will roport on tlio Silvortou motor line. Formation of local Improvement leagues Is in the hands of a committee. CONFERENCE OF EDUCATORS Two Weeks Devoted Willamette. to Suit for a Harvester DALRYMPLES Mr. Elmer King Who Uvea tioar Lmvisburg, 14 tnlloa oast of Sal oin In the red hills, concluded some tltno ago that ho had follonod n walking plow about as long as ho cared to, and desiring to Und a sulky plow that would scour In tlio famous ''rod hills" laud, wm confronted with the old argument that "nothing but a chilled iilow would work In llio hills." Mr. I ICIng, however, is not so wedded to old I theories that ho is afraid to ut least I liivo nny good Implement a fair trial. Baturday ho took out ono of our Mo lino "high lift lllnmark" sulky plows, fitted with a ItMnch itoel bottom, This is likely tlio only stool plow that is hi uso within cannon shot of tlio placo and of course wo are naturally Interested in seeing it succeed Mow well it sua oeedou is best attested by the fart that Mr. King wait so well pleased that he decided at once upon keeping it, this af ter no uku iiiHiio tests ami comparisons wltiituo ciiuiou piow in me same Held at tho sixmo tlmo. Mr. King is satisfied, and Is only doing what tho progressive farmers all over the'valioy aro doing, buying sulky and iitia placing themselves iuderieudoiil of tho weather, 9 gang plow auu iniio piaci la n measure This particular plow Is knowu as the ru strikes an obstruction, it raises of its lift." as tho tilow beam ritou straight up, and in action tho lift lever so that in caso the plow ll,lli !! algl ins loose, own accord, atid settles back iuto tho furrow the same way. It can be used with or without pole, The furrow wheels are known as "castor wheels," thus enabling the operator to make a equaw turu to right or loft, 9 V vj have had a wondorfully good trada this winter on all claties of sulky and gang p)ow,?both mold.board and diso plows. Wo carry the lienlcla ro tary dec and the Molliie and Syracuse sulklos, nnd can pleaio anyone uo mat ter what tho nature of tho soil. F. A. WIGGINS 2S52S7Llbtrt:st.alem. Fayn Maohlnory, Wacons, Uugsles, 111 cyolou, Sewing Maohlnee. NEW TODAY. PIlKR .tJiiwurds nf 9flO vnnl. nt .wt r mmm. '", w j v AVWI uin iu ikj given away lor iiauiiug away. Enquifo at olllce of Capital WT-ai Onions, $150 to $1.05 por 100 lbs. Dried Fruits. Dried apples 5Q0c. 1 1 Allan prunes 40s to 60 3J to 'iX l'etlto Prunes 40a to 60s. 3 & o. Wood. Fence I'osU, Etc, Illg flr-$3 CO. Second growth $3.00. Ash-$3 50. lJodyoak-$I.OO. Polo oak 14.00. Cedar posts 8 to lOo. Dairy aod Creamery Products. Dairy butter lBfflSOo. Croainory 20Q25o. Htoreloo. First-class country, por roll 35c, Cream at creamery, pan skitnmnd 21c. Separator skimmed -Mc. Es sad Poultry, hegs 22c. TurReys. Ilvo 10c per pound. Oeeso $0 per doron. Ducks $3 to $1 per doxon. Wool sad Mobslr. Coarso wool 13o. Medium lie. Flno 14o. Mohair 20 to 35a. lilies, Pelts aadFurs. Green hides, No. 1 5o. Qreon hides, No. 2 4u. Calf skins ldi5o. Sheop 85 to 75c Goatskins 25oto$UX). Gray fox 10 to 40o. Coon 10 to 35e. Mlnk-25oto$l.5. Ottor-$l to $5. bkunk lOtoafto. Muskrat 1 to6o. Wildcat 10 to 8o. Sletoer'sMaiktt, Chickens 7(B8c. i'-M per doseu, caih, 20o 1 1 rio McCormlek Harvesting Company has brcuti a suit in the Marlon county circuit court aKiiinst J. II. Early. Tho suit is for tho purpose of collecting mon ey on two promissory notes, and some property has been attached ponding the disposal of tho case. Tho complaint states that J. II. Early mado, executed mid delivered to tho plaint!!! corpora tion mi 8opt. 12 1000, his promissory nolo (or $70, with interest at 8 por cent from Nov. I, until paid. This sum wop to ho paid boforo Nov. 1, 1000, and the only payment nindo was $15 Icnvlng 55 due. Another nolo for llkosumwuR executed by the enld defendant on Sop. 12, 11)00, this noto to fall duo boforo Nov. 1, 1001, Thii sum was not paid and a Judgment is asked for tlie total of $125 and with interest as contracted for ttud $35altornoys fees, J. H. and O J,. MoNary are attorneys for tho McCor mlek Company. An educational conference will bo held In Salem in February by the Meth odlst Episcopal church, It will begin on Sunday, February 2, to be carried on three days at Salem, nnd to last for about two weeks In the stato. Tho new proeident of the Willamette University, Dr. J. II. Coleman, of Troy, Now York, will have arrived by that timo, and this convention is held in the Interests of tho University. During the convention tho chief speakers will bo Itev. W. F. IMcDowell, D. D., Rev. M. E. Mills, D. D , of Troy, N. Y., and Ilishop Earl Cranston, D. D. Visitors from all ovor tlio stato will bo present. Tho conference proper convenes at 2 p. in. Monday, Feb. 3, and will clofo Wednesday evening. Bishop Cranston will bo presldont of the convention. The program now proparcd, arranges for a meoting Monday evening, at which time Governor Geer will preside and addresses will bo mado by Drs. Cranston and Mills. On Tuesday evjning addrecses will bo dolivercd by Drs, Mo Do wall and J. II. Coleman. Tho topics to bo coiiBidorod in tho addrcssos and papers are: Tho Duty of tho M. E. church to Higher Education in Oregon. Tho Importance of Christian culture in the educational system. Tho valuo of tho Institution of highor learning to tho municipality and tlio state. Tho future growth and meeont out look for Willamette university. Tua allium! of Willamette university. How to build up tho student body. On Thursday und f'riday, Dr. McDo well und Gen. Odolt v. Ill visit Albany, Corvallis and Hillsboro and Illslmn Cranston and Dr. Mills will visit Tho Dalles and Walla Walla. Sunday nnd Monday Feb. IN10, will ho spent by tho entire body in Portland, with the exception of Dr. Mills, who will visit Eugene. Koseburg anil Grants Pass will bo visited by Drs. McDowell ni d Mills en TtieMlny nnd Wednesday. SIX HUNDRED KILLED Earth Tremor in Mex' ico Yesterday Cost Six Hundred Lives Guerrero. in Only Meagre Details of the Catastrophe. I.aiihdo, Tex., Jan. 17. A City of Moxlco dispatch received hero says six hundred people wers killed by an earth quako yesterday at Chilpanclngo in tho stato of Guorrero. City or Mexico, Jan. 17. Tho Earth- quako yesterday uas general throughout tho Republic. Many buildings were destroyed. Delegates Startled. Mexico City, Jan. 10. The event of the day in the Pan-American Conference wns, it may he said, tho earthquake this afternoon. Tho Chileans had prolonged throughout the ontire morning their dilatory tactics. The burden of thelt speeches was always the same: "Wo aro in favor of Tho flaguo con vention, but it must not pass through tho conforenco without diecusslon." Mr. Huchanan, of the United States,' Sonor Macedo, of Mexico, and Pen or Dormeji, of Argentina, made speeches asking in turn, "if we aro all agreed, what is there to discuss?" At tho afternoon session the Chilean delegates resumed their specchmaklng. Sonor Alamoru, of Peru, had just risen to reply when u premonitory tronlda- tion spread consternation through the aspoinbly, and for nearly ono minuto nltorward the glided Hall of Sessions swayed and groaned Hko the saloon of an ocean linor. The delegates snraDg from their chairs atid grabbed their desks In alarm, but wero roassurod by the calmneBsof the Mexicans, The pro ceedings wero interrupted for fully 10 minutes. When Sonor Alzamora resumed his speech he alluded in temperate though uumistaknble terms to the dlfllculties which Chile had put in tlio way of the conferenco and tho obstacles alio Is now making for tho transaction of business. UleEtagana, of Chile, made an effective answer. Thoeession terminated at 0:3ti o'clock without coming to a vote on the plan of accepting The llaguo articles. TODAY'S THEME ANARCHY Attorney General Knox Would Make Assault on President Capital Offense. Pacific Cable is Again Being Discussed Wabhimuon, Jan. 17. Tho Hotieo committee on the judiciary today began the cons'derntlon of various anti- anarchy bill. A new bill was preeentod by Attorney General Knox which makes an asenult on the President resulting fatally a capital offense to be tried in tho United States curt. An assault that docs not result fatally may bo deemedia capital offeiuo Vthhln the dis cretion of tho court. The Pacific cablo question una again argued before the House Committeo on Interstate nnd Foreign Cninmerco today. Vice-President Clark of tho Western Union advocated a government cable on the ground that a cable laid by a com mercial company would deprive the Western Union Co. of all land business resulting wlillo a government cable would divido it. General Greeley, ch of United States signal ofllcer favored govornmont control as a necessity in : timo of war and a thing beyond price in timocf peace. Ho said Governments are realizing the necessity nf controlling cables. mEHHKWraHBH3WKSBaSilBBiH B p El m m S3 0 U & STO THE PEOPLE'S DAR0AIN HOUSE. n EH fil S3 B D El R FJ H 19 E3 s B H a a ra FRIDAY'S ONE DAY SALE i jflsaaa I "'S5$ i wv PRICES CUT TO THE QUICK- At 3 2 At $1.95 AtlOc At 25c Dark Calicoes and Indigo Blues, eoods, warranted fnBt colors. pnw cents. tho bpst Regulnr Sale Price 3 l-2c Rainy Day pklrts, Heavy Golf Cloth, 0 rown of tdilchlng, raro value, Regular prico $:i.25. Sale Price $1.95 Double Twilled bluo striped ticking, eplon did heavy cloth. Regular prico 16 cents. Sale Price lOt ' a .ra Toys' Sweaters derby ribbed, good nud I htavw Fancy colors, great value. Regular price' 50c Sale Price 25c Ic horn hair pins lc, 6c valenclonnos laco 2c, Co cabinot hair pim, aborted Jlu, Full count plim lo paper, oub fillk 3c. Co men's box 3c, J9c ladies' Jersey ribbed vest, llcece lined 18c. BOB MVOY BROS... COURT STREET, SALEM, ORE. K0EaEQfSE3EnraKi3faiHHHMHlHBklBli COUNTY EXPENSES FOR 1901 NEW YORK TUNNEL DISASTER Engineer Blames Smoke. Fog and iPotilial Market. PoOTiaKD, Jan 17. - Wheat WhII Waits, 0. Flour Portland, test grades I3.69 f3.80. Graham 2.60. Oats Oholco White fl.lOo & l.HS. Rarley $18 0 $10 por ton. Milstuff-I)raii, tlti IIy Timothy IU0I12 per ton. Onions fl.BO 01.76. Potatoea W5 W) per cental. Butter Rest dairy, Vi&'M; fancy creamery ,a5$27Jo jStore 1315n Kgga-Oregon,rauch 36odor. l"ottUry Oulckeiia, mixed $.1.60 ffl N 00 hens ft; turkeys, live 188 13c. Mutton Uross, 3J Hogs Gross 6Uo. llsof Groia 3,00 Qf3.60 Veal Gross, 80 Q 60 n, Hops 11 til So tt.. Wool Valloy, 13 ti lBoH.: Kmtrn OreKon,8ai2koiKIoliatr,2l08l)ioU., Hides-Dry lildes, 10 pounds nud up. wards, 16o 1. ' i iumuering vx. Ovor 100 persons wero Injured by wind storm whloh swept Vleuna Thurs day. Retsemfcer. Tax payors' meeting to levy school ta'x,. (Monday night, Jan. 10th MtOlijr mil. St. HORN. DH8AUT. At thtt family home In Ktih 81 w. Tiiurtdty, Jan. 10, JWJ, & Mr. BilMr. Mioitatl Dewjt, ia, IJ1HBIHBWIWIII II 11 1 OJLM'X'OXIXJL. ImtAt ..WlWKiKiUwlUiWl '-cmi i Remember. ..I lyer;' meeting to levy school tax Monday night, Jau, 20th, at the Olty "II. a, This Looks LikeJJusiness Kpi, Jan. 17.-R. MoMundiv. ptesldent of tho Willamette Valley Woolen Manufaclurtng Company. )( Thursday on tour of inspeetlon of the wooleu mills at Albany, Balam, Oregon Olty and Portland, and will obtalu llitteu on the management and run ulng of these mills, to bo amdled to the now will hew. While abwnt, Mr, Mo Murphy will engave faremsn rr,H uuiereui ueoaitiuenta in Dm K.lt.,.A will. 1(10 OOMCartler And an nnnr ulll ptobaWy eome from Grand Frki North Dakota. Something New. Think Of It. IIln BIm.I.. . 1 f.f rft?,lrw: ,.l,fjM, VJ'I tfutter .r. irLr .r. ? n nttseiwi Work on the Postoffice Stops Work Ims boon stopped 011 the now K)stollli) building 011 account of the supplyof stniio having bfon uxIiuiibIihI. Conlraoior Frank Campbell recently visited tlio quarry at Ashlnmt for llio itir)OHO of making arrangements for se curing stone in a morn prompt manner. A carload of stcue is expected today and under the now quarry management It may bo possible to avoid any further delays, Tho heaviest und most Import, nnt part of the work will bo on tho cor nice. For this part larger stone will bo used tliHii unywhoroelso In tho building, The progrew being mude in the con. struction during the past few weeks has noon ooinpaiutlvely rapid, and If tho work can bo continued without any de lay iu awaiting material, it will bo but a lew moiitui until the atone work Is completed, He Favors Flat Figures Hon, Henry li, Ankeny, the southern Oregon Hltloinn ami Jackson county mining king was iu Salem today. Ho Is uet thinking of becoming u permanent resident of Salem with a view to occupy ing the exmtotlvo mttiulon, although uowspaptir talk has coimeoted him with tho gubernatorial oandldaoy, and tho stato might do a grout deal worse, Mr Ankeny la unfortunately a nun of aontlderable moans nud outs a small swath la praatioal polities as she U oon duotMl In Oregon today. He said tho ngtit to put stato otllelala on a list alarv and all fees go to the tate, met with lua hearty support. "Let the state W respectable salary but all fee and perquisites belong to the treasury. Make the salary liberal enough so that a man ef ordinary means can hold thoolllee and afford to give a rectntlou or entertain distinguish iwoiiluhn iue to the state. Our system of state goverameat is very loe aud Is It a wonder the statu lus not beea Imneoed wit e( wore than It has." " He expressed surprke that the suit to eollect the Davis de(alatln had fallenl. llow djreu know hut the state has ueeu wineoeu outof huudredsof tlieuu. f if I T f ii. r. un orm Rankrganized Tho uniformed rank Knfghtaof l'y. thlus, which was recently organized here, has 23 charter inomhors Ton 01 ganlnatioii was effected by Cols. I'lum. mer and Itaneon. of Seaiiln. Ami Mr McKlbbon, of I'ortlond. Tho muups of the charter members are: Officers. Captain, Ross Mooros. First l.leiitonant, Will Gmirvo. Hooond Lieutenant, Frank Wright-man. Recorder, Carey F. Martin. Treasurur, John Roland. Inside Guard, J. L. Froeland. Outer Guard, Lewis Stliiron. Members. C J Btedlor, T l'Talklngton, K J lll- look, Col Olmsted, J M Lawronce, 8 T Richardson, O K Uoweu.O WTownsend, F W fiteusloff, '. J iug, 11 U Meyer. rrcu risn, r iv 1'owers, II l Trover, R J Fleming, A W Rlackburn, Sam Green baum, Geo Reed, J W Cordlugly, Ueo Will, M McDonald. About Same as for the Before. Year Marlon County Has Small Basis for the State Taxes. A Prominent Chlca.o Woman Speaks. H!rpf. Roxa Tyler, of Chicago, Vice President Illinois Woman's Alliance, in speaking of ChuniUrlain's Cough rJ, r! "I ffod will, veo oold tliw wlmer whioh threatened ta run Into pneumonia I irle! different remedies, but! seemed to grow woree and the medicine upwt my stomach. A friend advised me to try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and I found it was nUwg ant to take aud it relieved me at ouw I am now entirely leoovored, save.1 a doc tor's bill, time aod suffering, d 1 w ni never bo without this splendid iHndicmt gain." For tale by Dr. Stone's Dug Famous Winter Resorts. A winter trip to Southern California and Arisona via the famous su.lu Route ta one never to be forgotten. IU- fflsi Jirt-S .! iiber-alley lltlcvtvetationand among its numft Two trains leava Portland dally nurn ng and evening, for Califonila. TW trains are eou rm.t win. ix'l '. ..A . prove,! pattern bt '.UDdrd'".;? ?' VT. tourist rates pJaee sleeping cars, and the low the trio in reach of .11 . 'tt T . " - ror uiusira ed guW of California and Arisona winter resorts, addroUT U7Oeu'.Pa'r.Ag4-MSR' County olork W. W. Hall has pie pared his report of the expomes of Mur lon oounty lust year and tiled the same with Secretary ol State F. S. Dunbar. This Is rendered noceaeary by an act luseed ut tlio lubt hguUturo. l.-i ac cordjiiee with ihis act tho oounty cleik is rmiulrvd by J.ui. 15 li of eauh year, to prepare u rancUo tabulated .statement of all the expenses of the county for the preceding year, excuntlug the einena for roads uud highways. From the reports of all the oounty clerks, tho Governor, Secretary of State and State Treasurer estimato the ap- rurwimiii , 01 stato taxes among the so oral counties. This is done by as certaining the average expenditure of a oounty for a period of Ilvo years, and each oouuty pays such proportion of tho state taxes as its average amount of expenditure for said period bears to tho total amount of expenditores in all thooouiitles of tho state. This is done butoDco in rive veurg. Ti.t. . 1 -...m uvv 11UI havliig bfetu in effect a suflloieut time fjr thiwe reports to bo consid ered for the last Uve years uio iaxe; until JW6 aro lapwl upon the nsHXHinenia 01 tlio past live years. This fixes tho proportiuate share of the tax of Marlon county at .0013 percent The total expenditure for Marlon county In 1W1 was 4 l.ttJ8.40, For the segregated aaoouHts the exposes are ai appended : Couaty and Com. Court ... 1 1 4 3ft iQ jiuiwe court.;;;; iSi5 -henft's . UB SB KecLriler-;;- ? l'reasurer .. . 'S 1.QSSIM 7r SlM n.. ..." 1.919 iT tax UMMltf " ! Nxw Voiik Jan. 17, At today's soesion of the New York tunnel inuuest I testimony in support ongincor Wlckee, I contention that the signal lights wore frequently ohBcured wuh introduced. Tim roport of an engineer was offered in In which ho said he had run a whole train length post a rod light which wns obscured by fo, and smoko. She Wanted" a Crowd T.10 ltd' an opora a ngara wero In to bjo the bono editor nnd ho asked tho beautiful Diva, who sooaks in a sweet broken variety of spaghetti English, if she would not go up In tho composing room and givo The Journal force, In-1 eluding tho devil and the Germnn con-' tlngent from the pross room Bomo sam ples of hor warbles. " Ah, with ploasure, Slgnor le Colonel, but how many eez there in all?" This was said In a rich Italian bravuro. tho musical word for brogue, but when sho turned on tho tremulo and hor oyes resembled diamonds dissolved In dew, tho editor nearly felt over the railing. He told hor thero wero about twenty In the push, but no telling from tho iur rounding Hats and Chinese laundries how many would rush in if tho diva would condeecend to sing for working Kirle. , riii it. ..,.,., . ,, . 1 - .-. ...u cuKtii;;iiitiui was on iu a variety of ways. No such email gather ing would furnish inspiration for a mag. niflcent voice, the complexion of an angel, and diamonds like the window panes in a country postoflice. The Italians will have a crowd at tlmlr gratid opera performance tonight at the Grand, but "allee eamee" the diva could not have scared aud trilled hor arpeggioB and high-noted iutra-braweros and intersoforths before a mora intel ligent and appreciative musical audience than this shop could have furnished. Rubber bicycle capes and ride through it storm. Shoes that will wear well. Embroideries and laces, new patterns. ; Dress skirts, all wool for little money. ; Hosiery in wool or cotton, best values. Furs-one'third reduction in price at Greenbaum's Dry Goods Stored Next Door to Post Office. t I r-j tL r - ff; - INTERNATIONAL POULTRY FOO A mdlcaed pou'try tool which lives the most remarkable results, It preveats disease. It cures chicken cholera. It ireatly Increases the rt Production ssj It mikes chickens trow vry rapidly. Put up la 25c. 50c, $1,00 size packirej, THE WONDERFUL EGG PRODUCER The great increase in prodnctlot eggs has given "International Poultry Food" n woudorful ronutatioa thr,iukf every stato. Wo guaranteo that it cannot bo fed to lions nt any time, winietv luuimer, wiMiout Hlinwiug a lam') Increaso lueses Vou do not liarotnn.iL food at an extra4txponto bocauso ft will make you more money after .MuttST i ..n.vn,. uiitcAiia cbb per IK win pay ine enure cost of fm and it often more than doublet supply. ItcuutnttiR no poliouo injurious ingrodients; hasery n lor mcrilB. lllGIves a Glossy Pluma. It prevetits elckness, promo(ei( health, causes young chicks to r very rapidly, Invigorates thedip orgaus, supp'Iea material fork musclo nud lumliors, and ii benofliclnl during moulting km It invigorates tho egg prochcis gaiiu and hena will lay moiolol It will preparo your cbickeni f market moro rapidly thausn preparation and has been mei v yoars by prominent chicken bm Remarkable Cash Gurant Which U printed on en xj UW Duy, pay for, and uso ous S box or ono CO cont box, or one' size box of "International h Food" as directed and If it ! luiutl our cluima writo to nor pay anyone $1,000 in cajh if si . iWfltriT m yaifii 1 1 1 1 mw tf end we will refund your money. We w nfu e to 1 ive up to ihis ngiefinent. J.NTEU.VATIONAI. Food Co., Jliiincnpolif, .V Also Cheaocst to Use. snn S-iwJ"i"li-?i5 cuuv?1,:8 10 ,00di fo.r 12 fowI O'" n.00 sizo box m kiii'M iiihI onlv oonti etieaHir than S5 feeds (on la. S 01. n r v- SAAGE 3E&3ESa:i SALEM - rtu,7suIlcsorallKlB"- Interaatlonsl stock Food, couiair.8 lou foods for 12 fowl. Our $1.00 sizo box con 1. lou cannot afford to pay 25 conts por box for eouie IhIii 2S feeds. 100 feeds for 26 cents is cortainly verr s lor i'6 cents. Only costs 10 conte a month to feed it Wheat Market, The La Corona CIpar is the standard of quality. I Ja8 no equal, Freil Dose of Wood burn olty today. was in the Wheat, Jan., 0iB Chicago, Jhu, 17 May, 8fk ,57i.w"?isco,Ja,,J7wl,efl,,-0,,1 Uoruuer Sohoul Sunt. im nv J. E. Hosmer has sold out the Silver tonAppeal. , In Olden Times People overlooked the importance of fr.n,flan;nt; racial effects and wero .aisfled with traneient action ; but now Fgs will permanently oyeroomo habit- fnr.iT " .- "w,,Te,i wn'oh ct n ' .. ' uul nnal,y ,DJaro the system GOLD DUSr FLOUR madk ay The Sidney Power Co, M.I f , 8,'nNEV ORUWON Made for family aw, nik v0lJr 1B1Mri rtran auJ i.. -t w . - -.- o.. wuria aiwaya on hand. far it. nMRBH . T. WALN Aa:entiGoo(J Things for oiment ExpeHsw';;;; 9ai j; Court Ilo.. v..III h' " '" APVUSPB. . rCvbitna-a .Id 11 L'Mr ItwiM . . . I ml. Soldier. . iNMne OtWw .... Rhjetkm lixiMNH i&U JlUgiK1tna,B,lm,,,dtl BaJaowr,"kJH wilier. He didn'to The St. Eloao restaurant is beeoailmr . l.. overr dar. Ii ha. T.rl ...r'mwr ud is puttlnir un BMlUn V. T"wnaS 'f 3.T00CW SI- K iMH 416 tost X)49 JH.-SS id DliURMr-wl -. nrlatio oi . -...-. -...r ' "u "PP"0- .1 '.,"-" -Mioa toealarurt - .."" - '!Tn A nj.., rrd'r- ' " "Ul n ien"S m mirons... DIED. B jK" r lie home,of her Jwgliler Ji. K. U. SiegiHund. na., r.,'"Br' inursdav. Jan. ik i ,V",U. Total, Senator tUrnou has IK .r..-.. .- -., t " ' v .. C Byron.' aged W ' i,M- AnDa! I W,are D0H' P'frtHl to JaZri.k8. ! -'rtvsd, and I Arc waiting for you here. W r.nnru..llnnJ:.. l.,m nn.Mln2L I ralniiiB. mince meat, and a boitv II1I11PR thnt urn nil reailV I Of or that von will need In your CI cookery. If you order earljr, jm Euro In hnvn llinm r"A(lv In tiO' lie sure and see our flue su" Christmao cookery. DMeued was a native of llnolsi lioglaBd and .. . ..'"""nsntre. -a a DOIIinngin 8mi U a III H TM Km if d. 7 , " tl (a&ZTA Sifutu a 7&&&U Kogland and t of this city foriuany "" iri; (uaeral Mil take !.. c.Z '""'. n . from the Lr"Ui'at.9: tZr. j.siitai0rtco PhoseEUckJJSI. ad the cook ,vilH l'ply ll handa Wild Rose Flour M. T, Viaemio 2 State Street Chns t WtB9C- WV " R bwmmtr . a l -,iBME!'Lja iiv " ... UB'v1rircia: Bl' r8 . stmr. -Ph.;; ; v,r;r ?. 07 sute dti ton r': ""norttoB. fi - Vrw .U-US HIIIM M.., ." - s2!K,:cjl- -'nFUFF nPMFNLk- - &.tdi mr 11, LL.II LiL,UI I -" Kf-m . r - - . Ah V 10.000 barrel Roche "'JSL ' . tiff d fn the developroent w "" . ve'nity during the patyr . D. S. BENTIEV CO -"JWIJ "unaiiiea rnnitA o.r. Satisfaction cuc" Salem Fleuring: Mills Co. i r -lS t " !- 4 v a 1. 4 SoleAfH".