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COME
AGAIN
"SIS"
The year 1900 went out In n
blaze or slory so fnr as theatrical
matters wore concerned. For n won
der the Qrnnd Oyora House con
tained a good play, n good company
nnd an audience that filled every seat
nt the same time. The attraction
was "Sis Hopkins," nnd It was an at
traction that drew like a magnet
"Sis," around whom the piny eentors,
Is the creation of Mls Hose Melvlllo,
nnd It Is the work of nn artist. It
Is built up and filled In with the
game attention to detail an artist
pays to n picture, Rnd Is true to life
The development of the little coun
try maid Into the perfect woman Is
n string of pearls on a thread of gold
humor, imthos, love, tenderness, hon
esty, simplicity, pride and all the
multiplicity of thlugs that move the
human heart are there, nnd all are
real. Mlts Melville hacked down the
laddor from the haymow on her first
appearance, but she eot Into the
hearts of her audience Just as cer
tainly as thoiiKh she had been more
"straight forward' "about It. Words
are Idle, but the way the hie audi
ence laushml with her laugh, and gut
out It Individual handkerchiefs
when she willed It was an eloquent
tribute to her power.
The comedian, .1. F. Ilay, Is Im
mense, ami hit character as nn un
dertaker seems determined to add to
his professional emolument by
"tickling people to death."
The sup'iort wn cood and the
audience Imd but one regret, and
that was that the curtain had to
llnally droit.
WHAT DOItS IT MKAN?
Slat HtMiM- Itiuplo))". of Oppolli'
Soxe Amiiim' Curlolty of Pel-
low limpid)!"..
A hat of blissful mystery sur
rounds the set Ions of two oWelal
stettoaraahers employed at the cap
Itol building, lady and gentleman, of
WHrte. who were seen In a down
town More Saturday evening In the
aet of purchasing stoves, bedroom
note, and cither nscsssary articles of
household furniture, and the eapltol
building employee are at a low to
understand the staalftfaare of their
action. Some venture the surmise
that thee were both merely upon a
New Year's gift aarcaaetag eipedl
Hon and chanced to meet nt this par
Uvular store, which seem very like
It; while other venture the gooes
that it nor tends something of a
more serious nature, perhaps la the
matrimonial line. Doth nartles. one
of w'ioa. I a (ui either In the of
nW ot '"-itarv of utato t"Xot me."
ehimetl In Mie 8tuith. dny that
there Is any particular etgniBcanee to
be attached to the incident, and alt
eHecned havf Un up guessing
ami will bide their time for devel
opments. The Bank Habit
Possibly you who read this
have neer. kept a bank account.
If not. Ik. us suggest that you try
the inertumt. You will nnd It
elgful In many ways. Aside
from the fact that your money
l be safe from theft and Are.
sneh a habit tends to thrift and
economy, dltcipiine tad a general
anderstaadiag ot boalasw prtatt
Plea, all of which are essential to
eoocese. It also affords a coave
' asothod for the payment of
WNa; and. as the checks are al
ways preserved and returned to
yM. they serve as receipts for the
aaMMMt paid. We wii b .im,m
to ft-re ou as vir bj, ..,
Coa tn and opea a U;A . , u:..
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SALEM
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INDUSTRIES
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and prune-packing houses, tile fac
tory, pickle, vinegar and cider worKS,
cigar factory, brick yard, baking
powder factory, pnlnt factory, box
factory, broom factory, two tanneries,
fence works, harrow manufactory,
book bindery, soda works, nurseries,
etc.
The Northwest Stove foundrv,
operated by Lowonborg & Going com
pany, was established in 1883 nnd
has a dally capacity of -100 stoves,
bosldes other valunblo castlncs ot n
varied character.
The Thomas Kay woolen mills
were established In 18S9. and their
dally product In finished goods, tho
llnest quality of blankets and cloth
ing mnterlnls being principal among
tholr products, Is valued nt $1,500,
and tholr principal marketB aro
Portland, San Francisco nnd New
York.
Tho Willamette Valloy Prune
Packing nnoclatlon wns established
In 1900, and lins a dally capacity of
90,000 pounds of eroded, processed
nnd packed prunes per day; nnd the
Tlllson & Co. prune-packlng plant,
established a year later, hns u dally
capacity of a like product of CO.OOO
pounds. The products of these
plants find a market throughout the
east and In Kngland.
The Salem flouring mills, eg ml)
llshed In 1SC2, and operated by Theo.
II. Wilcox of Portland, have n dally
capacity of 300 barrels of Hour nnd
an average yearly output by rail nnd
boat or 22.000 barrels. The Cupltnl
City flouring mills, owned by Hrynnt
A Keeder, began business In 1900
and have it dally output of 10 bar
rels. The principal consumption of
the product of the latter Institution
Is local, while the product of the
former finds an oriental market prin
cipally. The Chas. K. Spauldlng Logging
eomiwny owns and operates the
priucliwl saw mill nnd logging plant
It whs established In 1ST I by the
Capital Lumber company, and Its
dally output has been gradually In
crewMd to Its present capacity of
60,000 feet. The product of thH
plant Is shipped all over the const
and the eat.
The StoU Pickle, Vinegar & Cider
works, owned and operated by Gid
eon Stolz & Co., begun operations In
IS7 and has a rapacity of 85,000
gallons of cider, shipped to Califor
nia peints: ISO barrels of vinegar,
principally for local consumption,
and 300 dosen bottles of soda, etc.
for shipment to Sound and local
points. The Star Ilottllng works Is
of but recent establishment, and,
while Its capacity is upon a somewhat
smaller scale than the above men
tioned institution. It Is being grad
ually Increased until, nt the present
rate, it will have been doubled with
in a tew months.
The Commercial Creamery com
pany, with a dally capacity of l.liOfl
pounds of butter, was established by
0. A. Ooodhue Co. In 1103, aud
Its product Bads a ready demand In
the Portland and local markets.
The ialem Hreery association Is
successor to one of tho oldest and
most itrontablo of local industries,
having been established many yean
ago by tho original firm of Kltager
k Beca. The present management
succeeded to ownership and oper
atloa tn 103 and the plant has a
present rapacity of (0 barreU of
beer dally, and an Ice plait In con
nection Is capable ot turning out
4,000 pounds of Ice per day tho year
around. Tho beer product Is shipped
la carload lot j to tea Fraaclsco. '
Portland and local points. Tho cow
pony Is now erecting a larse boor
bottling works to be operated la
conjunction with tho browlns plant.
There aro two sash aad door fac
tories or Biasing milts la eoatlaual
operation, the oldest Of which was
wtabllshed many years ago, hut tho
lirewat owner. Frank Brown, sue
ret-dt-d to the maaaemeat of It la
101. The Hanson Sash ft Door
factory, orated by A. at. Hanson.
was cVablUhed Mtr. Both plants
are c crated principally upon Job
work and tern out a exceptionally
high grade of product.
Tho Bal?m Book Bindery, owned
and oporatod by Ooorgo F. Rodgors
fc Co.. wsu rstaMttW
M i
! oni f ths t
kl;d on 10 n a.
- ii ..,' i at mi.: 1 .
force of ek.,1, J
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w i.,j r!
DAILY CAPITAL JOOilWAlt, BALKM, OBEnnN.
. . i .,o ,lnv until 20
only a iew muuu.a i... ---
dozen are turned out dally nnd ts
capacity Is only measured by tho
force of hands available and the
ability of the management to secure
raw materials. It bids fair to be
come ono ot tho most prosperous
manufactories In tho city.
Tho Orogon Nursery Company, es
tablished In 1862. U without doubt
tho largest plant of Its kind on the
coast and Its nursery products find
n ready market throughout tho coun
try Last yenr the company, com
posed of McOtll & McDonald, re
celved over 20 carloads of treos nnd
forwarded over 40 carloads during
the rush season.
Tho Salem Cnnnlng Company, un
der tho management of S. P. Kimball,
succeeds tho Holcomb company,
which had been In continuous oper
ation since Its establishment. 1890.
with the exception oi a iu -
last year, whon the ontlro plnnt was
destroyed by Are. It wns this sea
son rebuilt and nowly equipped
throughout. Tho plnnt forwarded
15 carloads of canned goods Inst
year, nnd hns this year done tho big
gest business In Its history.
Tho Snlem Tile Works, owncu
and operntod by J. K. Murphy, was
established In 1887 nnd Is capable
of turning out 10,000 tiles. Its pro
duct Is shipped nil over tho coast
country nnd the Pnclflc northwest.
Tho Salem Soap Factory, operated
by Proprietor Lnchollo, was founded
In IS91, nnd has n dnlly capacity of
1.000 pounds ot n high grade article
which enjoys n ready home consump
tion. Another self-made Institution of
which the Snlem public Is proud Is
the Perfection Uaklns Powder Fac
tory, which, although It hns been In
oxlstence only n coupl"" of years, has
built up an enormous trade through
out the northwest, nnd Its business
i Btnmlllv on the Increase. This
plnnt was established" by C. M.
Kppley. the manufacturer of Its sole
product. A new factory will be built
this year.
The Salem Paint fuctory. under
the management of I). II. Wynnt nnd
V. J. Lehman, hns been In oxlstence
less than a year, but bids fair to be
come well uii among tho loading In
dtiBtrlos of the city. Tho Snlem Hoc
factory, under the management of n
local corporation of which C. I
Mason Is president and S. II. Snyder
manager, Is also dolns n prosperous
business. Thore Is practically no
limit to the amount of business to
be had by. this Institution, nnd It Is
bound to grow, and grow rapidly.
The Salem Shoe factory, nlthough
still In Its Infancy. Is onjoylws u
steady and prosperous growth and
In course of time will develop Into
one of the chief manufacturing In
dustries of the state. Under the
management of K. L. lrvln & Co.
the business Is growing and branch
ing out by degrees and. whereas
scarcely one year ago only em
ployed one man. It now finds em
ployment for several and there seems
a very bright future In store for It.
Two canneries, one owned anil
operated by William lWwards &
Sons, and the other by Mr. Lachelle
also proprietor ot the soap works,
are conducting prosperous busi
ness and receive all ot the work In
thl line they can attend to. In con
nection with their tannery Mr. ld
wards and sons conduct a general
taxidermist business, which has been
quite successful In a financial way
as well as productive of satisfactory
results.
Tho Salem lrouco Works, operated
by Walter Morley, Is another purel
Salem Institution which has built up
to dlvldeud-paylng proportions, and
the output Is being Increased every
year, and still the demand cannot be
fully -mttsfted.
The same may ba said of the Sa
lem Cigar Factory, which, under the
management ot Aug. llnckeotoln. has
w.. w..iu .. f u infancy to a full
. anrvso "- -
grown Institution ami has become
the source ot considerable profit tn
Its owner. Another Industry which
Is still In Its Inclplency but U grow
log and reaching out quite rapidly Is
the Kimball ft Webb harrow manu
factory, aad has developed within a
short period Into a healthy and pros
perous Industry.
These aro by ao means all ot tho
factories that have sprung up la tho
capital elty and have received the
support ot a Halted publle; aelthor
aro they all that will ho. for ih.y
will keep oa springing up aad de
voloplag aa la tho past bat at a
more rapid rata sod bocomo more
Irmly established wltk the light of
we.
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Tins MI?Ut Xante.
Mr AiiS.ut SU -,ic, th
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TUESDAV, JANUABlM
Smiles
It Is perfectly natural tho Califor
nia grafters, as a last resort, should
"urn for relief to the California leg
Islature. Opt Her Lyon, of tho Albany
Hornld, takes Issue with Col. T. l
acor on tho Question of railway pass-
Salem Is marching nlong to Its
destiny as the electric railroad cen
ter of the Wlllnmettc vnlloy.
Tho reason thero aro so many wed
dings In Oregon Is on account of the
rain. You see. tho rain compels the
use of an umbrella, nnd when nu
umbrella built for ono hns to accom
modate two naturally they got next
to each other.
Swear off on expecting nny good
thing to como out of tho loglslnturo
By all monns ici u " --text-books.
It would only cost nbout
3100,000 a your, with tho microbes
thrown In.
o -
Slato of Ohio, City of Toledo,
Lucas County, ss:
Frank J. Cheney makes onth that
he Is senior partner of tho firm of V.
J. Cheney & Co., doing business In
the City of Toledo, county nnd state
aforesaid, nnd that said firm will pay
the sum of ONB IIUNDHED UOL
LAIIS for each nnd evory enso of
Cntnrrh that cannot he cured by tho
use of Hall's Cntnrrh Cure.
FUANK J. CHUNKY.
Sworn to before mo and subscribed
In my presence this Cth day of Do
camber, A. I).. 1880.
A. W. OLKASON,
(Seal) Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Intor-
nally, nnd nets directly on tho blood
nnd mucous surfaces of tho systom.
Send for testimonials free.
F. J. CHKNKY & CO.,
Toledo, O.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for con
stipation. o
Circuit Court Hii-Iih'nh.
Judge lluruott hold nn adjourned
session In department No. 1 nt the
Mai Ion county circuit court yostor
day and transacted tho following
liuslness:
Hussoll Catlin and J. U, Linn vs
S. W. Jones, u motion to strike out
part ot the answer to the nmanded
complaint nnd demurrer to answer
to amend complain was argued.
Myrtle Lumber rampnny ngnlnit
Thurston & Gilbert: u nonsuit by
plaintiff as to defendant Thurston.
M. Thomas against Fred Dose; a
motion was made to strike out parti
of amended complaint.
Thomas Ilurrows against J. M.
Woodruff; settled.
II. A. Headlamp vs, Mutual Iteserve
Life Insurance company; demurrer
to complaint was overruled.
State vs. Jamea a. Sseley, et al ;
dismissed by district attorney ns to
defendant Ilustrln,
William M. Spoyd vs. M. Christen
sen, et al.; default and judgment.
C. W. Yannke vs. It. M. McFarlaail,
et al.; default and Judgment.
W. W. Slaughter against B. L.
Uemtngten: motion to strike out part
of complaint and motion to make
complaint more denulte and certain
was argued.
A mandato was this morning hand
m down from tho supreme court sus
taining tho lower court In tho case
of J. R. Murphy against Chas. Lorn
bake, J, W. Howland. W. J. Culver
nnd the elty of Salem.
Tho case of A. 11. Adams vs. John
T. Wentwortb. an action for the re
covery ot 31000. alleged to have been
fraudulently obtained, oame up regu
larly before the circuit court this
warning ami was postponed until
Wednesday January 2.
o-
Cured of i,m,K Trouble.
"It Is now eleven years since I had
a narrow escape from consumption,"
writes C. o. Fl0yd, a leading business
of Kerekaw. g. c. 'I had run
down tn weight to 13E pound), nn 1
coaghla wm constant both by duv
hd by night. Finally I bf,n Uk.
tea Dr. King's New Discovery, and
continued this for .bout six months
whoa ,-coUgh aBd IWf Uom-
were entirely gone and I was restored
to my normal weight. 170 pounds"
Thousands of pertoas healed every
year. Quaraateod at J. C. Peery,
drug store; 6fte aad HM. Trial
bottle free, Trlal
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T i ssBBBsnsMnessnnjansBWflR
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G.W. Johnson & Co.
" ssaaawaawjaasaosi awjsaj
State News
Tho "Tonguos of Fire" people
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novo opened ineounus ai aiu.uiy.
Tho Aurora band gnvo a big
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nan 10 cuieunuu mo b""'s " u' i"-
old yonr laflt iilslit ot Aurora.
A. W. Gordon, Lltm county's old-
ost cltlzon passed away Friday nt
his homo in Albany, ngod 91 yonr3.
Tho Albnny high school girls'
basket hnll toam dofeated tho Kugono
team Snturtlny evonlng by n scoro of
10 to 7.
dipt. Joseph Myrlck, n rosldont of
linker county for forty yonrs, nnd n
promlnont mining man, died at Con
nor crook initio Thursday.
Tho Coos Day Lumbor company Is
soon to erect a largo Mill nt North
Hond, with -100 horso power nnd
75,000 foot por day capacity.
Mrs. Sarah Hlizaboth McDowoll, n
ploncor woman ot Lnno county, Is
dead. Hor husband was tho first
commissioner of Lnno county.
Tho largest prlvnto wnroliouso on
the const Is now hoing orocted on tho
west side above tho Wlllumetto Pulp
& Paper company at Orogon City.
Dob Moriltt, one of the best known
mining men In Malheur county, nnd
In linker county, wns killed nt Man
hattun, Nevada, by a premature ex
plosion ot a can of powder last week,
Mrs. Fred Knapp, of Prlnevlllo,
tried to commit suicide last week by
taking poison, but was foiled In her
attempt. Despondency over her hus
band's protruded sprees was tho
cause.
A demented man, giving his iiuiiia
as Cyrus Vaughn, was found wander
ing In the Ileitis near Shedds Sntur-1
day, aud was taken to Albnny whom i
lie wm examined and committed to
the asylum.
The city of JluMInnvllle proposes
to raise a company or 10 young la -
dies from different counties In tho
state am drill them one month at
McMlnnvllle and take them to the
J.?' .W.l ,,' "U th' l,rl,,r,"Hl
r tl.s In the United State, to adver-
; "I"? e ul "n'en:
.no oomuorn Pacim- ha. asked the
I.... ."""". .uc" lor 50 "cw of
:,':r r: t"1 r,ro,rrty fo.1 wr-
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WE CARRY A FULL AND
COMPLETE LINE OF
SHOT GUNS
IlII'LUS
nr.voLvmis
AMMUNITION
""AVSKIt IHtOS'. 8PISCIM,..
WADU1) SHOTOUK 8HlCMS
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AN ANNUAL
EVENT
In Salem is Our Great
Gearano
Sale
Now lit proKrvsH nt tills
cioumiK "mix-, imrgniiu J
MKS, YOUTHS, CHILIHIK,V.
Prices nro Hinslicil unJ
incrcy, its nil K'mmIs must
clcuiicd out tvntly for new ttocJ
Wo never carry goods over.
i nlilnra Hin rnnnnaf Imonj .
"" I"" "i-vunu III rMrf
I To utlllzo tho slto, tho conit..-in.l
. - , ---m y,C
nriugo mo uny, nut tlio matter!
not yet boon sottlcd.
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(.v CU.,N,,., it At.,,...,, , , .
of Wnvoi-lv. Tnv. ivrin., ..a.
. . " I ' '"" wi
mornniB, wnon nrst nrlslng, I oftc
nnd a troublesome collection t
I'imubhi which produces n cough u
Is vory hnrd to dlslodgo; hut aim
quantity of Ballard's Uorehon
Syrup will nt onco dlslodgo It, m
tho trouble Is over. 1 know oli
mcdlclno that Is cqunl to It, and III
bo pleasant to tnla I cun niott w
dlnlly recommend It to all penoa
needing n mcdlclno for throat orlui
trouble." Sold by D. J. Fry,
o
Klcct Joiiiitlmn llounic.
(La Grnndo Observer 1
Thero is no question but kl
thoro Is nn clement thai would m
to sou things brought nbout when!
It would bo rosslblo for tho legal
Hire to sot nsldo the volco o( thepw
plo ns oxpressod whereby Jonathi
Iloiirno should bo tholr next I'Dltd
Stntos sonntor. Several foolers htn
boon Hont nut. but the popular (4
lug Is so strong that thero sccmiu
probability of tho schemers bclLg
successful. This bolus tho first oh
portunlty of oloctlus n senntor udjs-
the now law It Is paramount thai lb
program, us Intended, bo carried out
to tho lottor. Tho nrlnclolo It
stake, not the man upon whom tbt
honor Is, to be conferred The peo
ple by n Inrge majority Imvo titu
this monns to elect their semtw
by n direct vote They lmvo doncw.
now lot tho legislature csfnbllsh ttu
custom for all time to conic
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AVIso Counsel from the Souls,
"I want to "Ivo some nluablei4-
vice to those who suffer with lis
i ,)llt!k nntl kldnoy trouble favi J I
' Ulunkanshlp, of Beck, Ton "H""
i proved to nn nbsolnK c rtala IW
nigotrlo Bitters will m .lively f
this ill.trimalng condition Thai
bottle gnvo mo great rdl f and
taking n tow moro bottb M aics
Pletely oiired: so comid t iv t'
,,, n ..loasure t ' V
IUIb Braat remedy," dd u.
i j. o. perr w
- prpn nno
FINl-J FlSUIXa TACKLH
ATIIMrriO AND GV.MN SllM hWi
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OAWASS Mil) LEAT1III1 uQOM
nicvcwts
lUOYCLH SUNDIIIES
CASTOR! A
r laiim and Children.
IBB KM Yw Hsu Always BwgM
Bears tho W? .
Salem State Bank
L. K. PAGE, President
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