IWIIlltf llUItf ItltHH-'
SOCIETY
J Happenings of Interest on the Gay i
Side of Life in
WwMw4HiKa
lllior-Kny VliUnf.
Tho marriage of Mia Horlba
' Lollta Kay. yoursst daughter of
Mrs, Thomas Kay, of ibis city, and
Mf. Ralph It Fisher, of Portland,
was celebratod Wudnosdny evening
itt the- brlde'0 mother's home on
Mate Btreot. at which over on hun
dred rolatlre and friends were pres
' ont. Hov. V. W. Cllte, pter of
the First Baptist cliuroh performed
tho bountiful ring ceremony.
Tho Kay home was beautifully dec
. orated, the Jiall being banked wltli
lauroatlnn. Hie front Jinrlor war In
lilnk, imrnalnn .hyacinths and Hng
7Uh holly rnrrylny out tht schomn
orfoc-tlvoly. The back parlor and din
ing room were In white and groan,
festoons of tingllsli bally and boun
tifully potted forn being "Red, while
cnrnatloiiH worn abundantly tisml.
Tho conterplerd dn tho tnblo wna lontr
stemmed lllllos. Bmllax was aUo
festooned In pretty designs about tbo
room. MIbi Nina MoNnry and MIbs
Halllo Bhnw bad tho ontlre charge of
tho decorating.
At 8 oVtock Mrs. lloinor Smith
sang "llenuty'a Hy," artor which
Mis Uutli anhrlolsou rondorud
Lohengrin's wedding inareh and thu
bridal party onlored tho parlors,
whoro tbo ceremony wan performed.
Tbo" brldo wan nttendail by luiro sis
tor, Mra Ignore Kay Huberts, of
ilood Illvor, as matron of honor.
I.lttlo Mlw Murjnrl Kay, a nleee of
' tho brldo wan dainty an flnwur Kiel,
and little Minn lliirtha Luniio Coshow,
Also a nl wo of tho brldo of Uosoburg.
was ring Imnror. carrying It In a large
white cnlly Illy. Ilotb tha llttln KlrW
woro gowned In white. Albert D.
Applogute. of I'm Hand, u cousin of
tho Broom wu best man.
The brldo wnq a vision of lovlltiow
In bur bconllful gown or whlto Hlllt
crepo do rhino, trlmmod with mm
chinchilla luce, with voll and parried
it Bhowor boimuot of brldo'R roi
Tho matron of honor woro a hand
omo roitumo of croam crepe d
chine with dueling luco trimmings,
nnd carried pink roses.
Ml ixmoro Utile Coshnw, of lto
burg, a CO u ln of tho bride, oponsd
tho door, and Mm. Chariot P. (linkup.
M'n. Theodore T. Oeor and Mm.
Gha. A (irny reeelved Hi guests.
Tho present wr many ami bona
tlful and costly. MiHUHfliK f eJtw
nnd ohi tlae. and many piece (
raro omul painted cklnii. A lari
nuinbor of tvltHtraHta from frtfittl
abroad wrr rmA, HHtl IohK tttittatM
trlcpliHHB tQHSfHtulathiMa twm
frlondD who Miuld not atlMd wtm r
t-fllvwl flw th iMM-omeni'.
A MlllHttHH dslHty In all lu ai
pnlntinont. lu wbleh tb mtUtr
Rchomo of vrH and while wm nr
rled out.
NotlHwtblit nmoHB lb kr m-cmlil-
'i th WHHy haudMHNw
tuotr worn by th iadtM.
Th j-ohbjc coHplo will It at Imhn
to thoir frttnd Ih INrlUHl ltr
February tt. at th4r 1ihh. N, T
cbu)lwr Btnt. irvlugtHit llU to
a Urao ckol nt frlond. The Urhi"
,,haa lived In tklt city th Brwtw part
of her llf. d ha alwaya bwH h
wvoclal faverlU. IldMldM b4K p
uivl ? kariutAe jvteiwllty. k
1 hlKfcly rrWHllktKl. UvIhk a Rfud
uata of thu WtltaratMU l'Hl,rlty
collofio or oratory, and tho Huston
ConrvAtory of MuU mid Wkiu
th, Klio hn alM bad a dH Id
locution In Cortland for boiuo tlm
&t. Mr, Klhr I a ttromlilHK
jouujc Unywr of the wmjHlU, bt
Vnc a wttHtxr ( tfcr taw Arw t
HaVcr & YUhr II Vt a wan wr
Ukcd, both la Mwlal tU bua(nM
AttttHtR the out of town swhh
pr Mr. mtd Mi TbdwM T.
Cr. of ISiadletou; Mr, Okarlt 1
DUtiop. Mr. Juka Frattt and tB
duhlr. Mr. ad Mr. 0. Hvrt
Hakfr. MtM CohMbb lldlkiiidt Mm
ttalpk NValHW. ail of Inland; Mr
CUrvixw M. ilWwp. r m. JtthHi;
Mr. Jh Uhnt, Mr. MriftUr. MtM
Wolntlre. of Ofww CHi; Mm. Sarak
Cardinal)1 and, MU 0ll CrdUisiy.
f llrouUH'; G and Mr. J. M.
Vwrwau. wf VVdkurH, Mr. d
Mr, oltbwtn aiwl fMtit), Mr.
W, T. BhwwaH, of Ue4 HlvtHr;
Mr. and Mm. IC Uoy Altlsat, f
Pralui Hator aad Mr. 0. 1.
Ckuvr w) fwy f lteMart. aad
Mr. d Mr J. W. IV&W, af
wk44)', Cat. Mrs, lnbr frwee.
)y Mlw AH . br. U A Utw i
tH xww d wrrlHl to Mr.i
t iilltWWIg
the Capital City.
l'emler Wednesdny morning at wrnin
ami cnm to till city w humiu nr
brotlwr'b wwldlng. Thay l't on tk
Hlbt irala for thlr hunt lit Derkf
lay.
ICc'llOCOlll'M tllllIH't.
Tbow waa Krtmt Uihwi III tha It
lMra lodge Monday wtlnx wheu
tha deftd "Qraeiw" lwnfell
Hit rirtortowa "i'lnka." am-flme
ago the maiHbani dlvldad tktm-vi
Into aldw, anil eleclad Mra. A. 1.
Harvey cnptnln of tha "I'lnka," whllo
Mra. Jiimea Culver wa tiinda captain
of the nraelm." Tho coiiUWt waa for
mambomblp and attendant, and tha
"I'lnka" graotly oiil-dlatanrI th
otbor Hide.
Tbo bHiiuimt Rlvon woa moat alab
onita and wna granlly wnjoyad. TH
followliif? proKrutn wna rendurwl:
I'lnno aolo Mra. Cliiudln Condar.
Uoollatlon Mra. M. I. Itnldwln.
I'lnno aolo- Ml Hlnnrho Ilrown.
Hfioltatlon.Mra. Jnnin Culver.
Violin and piano dual Mrs.
Claudia Cornier mid Ml fluynwIJ
Itnldwln.
lloiidliiK MM. FWcliar.
Solo Mr. Mlla.
llaoilntlnn Mr. Uichelle.
Ittiibnihlcry Cliili MtH-t-.
Tha I'rlarlllft lltnbioldary Hub mat
Ihf paal Tlmratlay with Mr. Ida
llahi'ook nnd a pbmwint Mfteruooa
waa aiitit. Tha club will iiiihii with
Mm. J II. Ilrooka. tlia comlHK Tbam-
day.
Kitloi titliMI Her I'iIcimN.
Mbw Miimlu Hvntia antarlnliiail a
largo company of hr frlamlB at hw
plmiMiut hnma on Millar Mtrwt. Houtb
Rulaui. Wwlnaittliiy ovonlim. Tha tltn
y.uh apant In uainna and ikimlc. A
dainty lunchoou waa aanod after
wbloh thoy took tholr daparliira all
proaaundnx MIim Muudo a ruyul on
tortalncr. Thow proaent woro Mlawa
Maudi Kvaiia. Im Vnn Do Wilt.
Axnva Wwt, Itoau Vlaalio, Ola
Arnold. Allco Varnw. Aana lluyna.
Klorenro Mlllor, Viola Dft Liinei-.
Hbdo Danuer. Mabla O'KlyuK. May
Itowa. ariivo Dane. Muhla Hiihiiiuk
ttaii. DbIiha Vlwko, llorlba Paul, and
Mr. I.M Phko. I'm nk K I)e Witt.
Paul ItaBiHtiateu, Uoyd Liichb. Itulph
ualy, lllmar Dane, WIIIU DanlaU,
h F. atanton, 1'rwl Taylor. Kan
NHh Itayna, Paul Jarwaa, lCrwtt
A i mild and Tkaoilnra Koormaa.
In Honor of Mr. mill Mi-. LiMiiicy.
A email Informal party waa atrrn
Tkurwiay vMlNff at tk rtfvrm
ackool Ih koaor of Mr. awil Mm
IH.y tld waddlHf Haatvwmry
Tba ruaata war HlrtlHd la tha
llbrari. daactng blag ih prlaclUMl
AWttmnt, ftftar wbbrk a light
lilHchawa wa arvl w tb dlatHi
ruem. Tb rtorm aetmot bsm) far
Htakad hIc ikrougboHt tb
Ink.
Pii4'iili I1n t'lmlr.
AboHt maty of lb aatMhbomaad
(rlal gatbrd at tb how of Mr.
ai Mm J lUrrk last vhIub, aat(
Bitrat a plMaaat konr or two. Mr,
llarrk has Ihmh a bitlai InvaJM
tor maay )am. aad IkU gathartHK
wa MMctall ckrtttK to Uw. At
tn ataklat Mtwral byiHH. IUv. ttU
ward Otltlaa. of tb l.U church.
lkMt wad a abort talk awl prMal
4 a Ran rkalr aa a eft from tktr
hmh fHad la 8atm Tb cbalr
will bo a grl b)p to tb taalM. aa
kt baa ant ba abl to laav Ur
Ud fur tw ytim. it Wt rMbkMtrl.
cuihloaiHl. ball berths and kR a
tahlt and vrl otbr pnHlnt
attaekwant. A voinwittt OHt
ihmimI f Mm John UayuM. Mm. H 0.
Km4r and Mm V ThvihihhmI wow
thu mvaaa of Btwurlni; tbw fundi
trow tha many rlHd.
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Iter. CtolUlo, V, lLMartin. 1. I. I).
Of Waverly, T., write: "Of a
ftwraluit. whim nrt arUlng. 1 ottn
Had a troublconi eo)Utlan of
phtaanv whlth produce a cough and
la vory bard to iUttad; bnt a. atnall
quautlty ol lUllard' llorhoand
Syrup will at one dtldK It. and
tho trouble It over. 1 know ot n
tuedttla that U cwal to It, aud It It
o il(MMnt to UV. I nan wot car
dUUy rRm(md It to all pron
nwHll6 a MtcdUln for tbreat or lung
twnbl 8U liy tt J. Fry.
v Jiwtucw OwrruuHliii: Unlct
Maystkan. Mwttak. Jan. 19. Sx
kit ad red JuMHee arrived bar to
day tut the Hpkau. Mant. Tho tata
landed her In U taoaths aumunu
Id JH lint few remain la the coun
try a tby gradnaUy make tbelr vy
north ami ntr tb Ualted SttUc
Tb Mmkau cevwawent baa glxia
tbM free trRprutlatt frm Japan
DAILY OAPKAri JOPftWAIi, SALEM, OREGON.
I order to cot" them to work on Im
portant industries hampered greatly
owing to tho lack of labor but for
some reason or other, although pay
In good and conditions of life bettor
than that In Japan they quit at the
parllMit opportunity nnd make for
tho United State. ll Is calculated
that conalderobly over 2000 of thm
ontored tho latter country during
the past 12 months.
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SUNDAY
SERVICES
Klrt McHmkIM ICplscopal.
Dean II. D. Kimball nt the Klin
ball achool of thpologv, will pri'
at 10:0 a-m. II W. K Gltteaa, of
Leslie Methodist church will prMcb
in 7:10 p. in. Illbk school at IS m
fCpwortk I-eoguo at 0:15 P. in. All
are heartily welcome.
I.tillicni St. Johii'M.
Uvular Sunday serrleaa nl II: ?"
u. in. In the German Ultherii St.
Jolui'i church, corner. Cantor and
fourteenth stmts. Oeo. iBnjtl. pas
tor. (Jhm'I Chitpt'l.
fifteenth and Mill street. Bu
ilny school at 10 a. m. I'rwiohlne
at 11 n. in. and 7:0 p. in. Pmyer
meetliiK l'rlday evening. HIIilo itndv
Tueaday evening at 1 160 Kerry
streot. W will wlcomo you.
I'ht nii-Mlun.
Himday, 10:80 a. iu tlionie, "A
ll'rosent Day Duly.' ICvenlnt;. 7:
p. in., "The First Century Plea,"
lllbl boIiooI 11 m. .lunlor C. H. ?:30
p. in. Senior C. I. 0:30 p. in
Slrangam and visitors welcome.
Cent nil Coiigit'Kiitloiiiil.
Mr. 14. (toiiilKP. u theoloKlenl stu
dent of Kimball college, will conducl
til morning service at 1 1 n. in .
and P. 8. Knight the evening nnrvlc.
at 7:80 p. m. fluuilay school aud
lOudeavor meeting a iisiinl.
v. c. t. r.
HiiixIhv. jHiiunry SOlh. Itev. Neff.
of Hi V. H. church, will address tb
goeiel tciuperauct. meeting at I V
in. PlrM Pnb)t"i'biu.
Church atiet near Chemeketa
stmt. Itev. Henry T. liniicocK. ws-
tor. Morning service nt to n. in.
PrearhliiK by the pastor. Subject
"The (Iront Coinmlsslon." Annual
offering for foreign mlaaloiia. Sun
day school nt 12 in. Senior C H a
7:0 p. in. rnsiciiiiiK "i me uev
Ifl. W. St. Plerr. Subject: ".leeus
Weeping Over JoriiMileiu." Uviuinel.
latlc meetings by Meaara. Stei'16 and
lloppy begin WiHluesilay vvunliiK a(
" SO. The nubile cordially Invited
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A Klinplc Ciiio fur I'llf,.
Pile Miiffererrt know that ointment
and otbor local treatments wuuetlnies
rellov but never cure. They don't
remove the cmine.
There Is a little tablet that Is taken
Internally that removes the cause
of PIIim and curt no matter how
long standing
Ak for Dr. I.eouhurdl's Hem-ltold
(a thousHiid dollar guarantee goa
with every UottU. 1
Hem-Hold is the discovery of Dr.
lonkardt. or l.lacoln. Neb., one of
the mo4 distinguished ami anrceaa
ful nbvMbtan Ih tb western state.
fl no i driiggtata. or Dr. leon
bardt t'o . Niagara Falls. N. Y.. Pro
prietor rUdd by Dr. It. C. Hon.
Salem
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WHERE
ROLLS THE
OREGON
John Itobert. an lml Ian on tb
Pmatilla rer'alJoa. wnk aonlonrod
to t days In jail at Pdlotn for
stealing a aaddw from anotbar In
dia a.
Den F. Drltcoll. rormerly with
Danrm's band at Portland baa Wu
aapolnttMl dlreor of tb Bngles'
band at PandMon
A tramp made himself at home In
Frwl Postal Iibum at Condon auo
ntgkt last week. He was ohaU
away nasi mornlns ami tk door
locked. IU oaiu aain lb soeond
nlnhl and bmV In. He wa arraaUd
on tb Utlrit day wall cooking n
Kat he had tal.
Plan Uavu boon owg4t4 for a
hotel at Oooa Irny Omt vcttl cost
fllO.eaa. The now strortnr will
be bnllt at atoa.
IjhI Prut. of Woodbnm. !
bratod hbt Ttb birthday lt San
day. II waa glvon a btg aarortso.
Henry II lit, of lb arm of lw
lu & Hell, who uwa tb electrl
Ikebtltig plant, ami also on of tk
nromoter of tb toctrt mlkroml oh
CkMH lla rotonlly gavo tlMv to
tb Y. M C. A. at Mola Horn.
Idaho.
WM4rlx abont la tb mow im
to MMHtMiMtos for tbro dy ami
two wXkU Mlkm awtblag to eat
r any Ht la tk trwo of J. I).
Kirk. i Uklalt, UmaUUa toooty. 11 -t
rlea to rtd 16 iUm in ibe snow
nnd sot loC On tbo rtrst day ho
pal n stcti nUe,t i. A tmo a
foUewia: -U. 0. KaJer, foraltnr.
H kept tHt rkllag aad on tb tcond
SATURDAY,
JAXUAM
day passed a sign bearing the game
naming legend. On tho third dw
again was advised to go to Iai-i
for furniture and on cloae txamlna
Hon discovered that ho had been rid
ing in a circle for three days. He
look a course at right angles and
very soon reached a habitation
The Eugene Mapleton stage drop
nod Into the SltiBlaw Tueadny night
and 'three passengers, the driver and
the team had a narrow escape from
drowning.
John W. North, an old soldier Ci
ymn old. w dottl at Forest Grove.
At Thro Mil rapid, on tho Co
lumbia rtrer near The Dalles, the
Ice has formed a gorge and hai piled
up to a hSht of 60 feet.
The cold ha come and zone and
the potato c rop at Canb I declared
safe.
A brick structure t" cost $2n.0O0
Is belDg biiMt at Xewberg It w ill be
the home of the Bank of Xeoherg.
Judge William Smith, nt linker
county, has cranVd judgment of
$X0.000 against th clllghlaii.I min'
'n favor of .I'idsp Thomaa II. Craw
ford, of U flrande Judge Crawford
will tnk over the prooerly and will
reorganise thf company.
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REVEREND
HOUSE
RESIGNS
Old Friction Between Pastor
and Certain Members Is
Held Panly Responsible
PoiiIhihI Telegram, Jan. IN:
Dr. lilwln Lincoln House tendered
his resignation as pastor of Hie First
Congregational church at the annu
al roll-call Inst night, and the resig
nation whs accepted, lie goes to
Spokane. He has been In the pul
pit of the First Congregational
el lurch for four yearn, aud dining his
Incumbency of the pastorate the
heay church debt has been raised
The resignation becomes effective
March 1t.
While leading members of the
church declare that nil Is hariiiounl
om. there la no denying evidence
of friction between Hi paalor and
members of his congregation. How
much these differences had to dn
with I lie determination of Dr. Douse
to ser his connection with tho
First Congregational pulpit Is not
apparent to the Inquiring laymen,
but that they had something to do
w lilt It la admitted.
Dr. Horn In bis tetter of resigna
tion to the church, while assigning
his reason far resigning to too much
work and tb fart that the church
debt has now been raised and hla la
bors In Portland romplcted. drops a
remark nbont "reasons that are per
sonal." which tend to Indicate tha
all la not harmony between tb pulpit
and the pwa or the Pirat Congrega
tlonal church.
lleraua tb church failed at thx
last annual meeting to vote him an
lacrwaee or salary, ami Instead re
ferred the motion to grant an In
crease to the hoard of trustees. In
stead of voting It outright, as some
preeeot wanted to do, friction wa
engendered, and It was announced
by Dr. House at the time that he
would resign.
II was offended at tb art ion of
lb ebureb In referring tb propoaod
Inrroaae to tb board of trneteos.
This ted blm to beitevo that tbr
was opposition to an Ineroao that
bad boett oromlsed blm wkn th
debt should b lifted, ami Dr. Honse
resented tb action.
Th storm bjew ovr. bowvr. a
short tint afterward, wbon tb
board of trneteos unanimously voted
J tk pastor an Ineroa of (800 a yoar
amounting to ISO a montk. ami mak
ing hi total salary $I6S.
Hut although It was understood
at tb tlmo that Dr. Hon would re
main. It appears that be baa not
been entirely satisfied with tb at
mosphere at Park and Madison, aad
when a call was meotved from tho
Westminister ebwreh at Spokane,
followed by another call, and then
anotbor. he coclml4 that U was
bfett for att eoaeeraed that tb
ehang abootd be made, ami but
night tendered his resignation, to
take tb pastorate of the Spokane
obnrek. which fwralsboa a parson
ag aad almost. U not aa mark moo
0? aa tb First Cbnrcb of Portland.
While there are tbo who wor
sm nt tbo First Cmagrogatloaal
who will not weep t Dr. jj.,
departure, tb burg majority of tb
Ottn&rogatran will rosret tb change.
Tb deotor Was mad many rrtemu!
nnd wu laeroaiml tb church mom
borbln materially during bin pastor
ate. Wbon be same bar tb cbnrcb
ws nonadoring wador a hvy load
f debt, ranging somewhere from
$37.e9 to 3&.a Thmugh th.
HAVE YOU SEEN
OUR VALUES IN
CARPETS AND RUGS
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The big sale is still on
to get in line with the rest
The House
177 Liberty St.
energv of the lellrlns pastor thli
debt linn been wiped out, and bis attr
cessor Will enJo smooth Bulling, m
far as the church finances nre con
cerned. Dr. Hotis came here from I'rovl
dunce, It. I., where he wns pastor of
the Hlrlituond street ConKreBnllonnl
church. He Is a graduate of Hnr
viird I'lilvemlty. and after Rrndunt
Iiik be took a courso In tho Uoston
fnlvemlty Theological school. He
served one venr as chaplain of the
Fifth Massachusetts volunteers dur
ing the Spnnlsh-Aiuarlcnn war. Be
fore entering tho military service ho
was pastor of the CoiiKronntlonnl
church nt Attleboio, Mnn.
Carrie Nation . .
Certainly smashed a hole In the
barrooms of Kansas, but Ballard s
Horohoiind Syrup has smashed all
records as a euro for couchs, bron
chitis, Inlluensa and nil pulmonary
diseases. T. C. II. Ilorton. Kan.,
write: "I bnvo novor found a niodl-
clue that would euro n couch so
quickly as Ballard's Horshounil Syr
up. 1 bnvo used It Tor years." Sold
by D. J. Fry.
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Has Itceu n Great mft.
Albany Domeerat: Sonator Miller
has u good bill boforo tho somite,
one providing for tho lonnlug of tho
money of tho state In the bunds of
the stale treasurer. It is a notorious
fact that In. the paai history of the
state the treasurer bus hud a fat of
lice iri $SU0 h year. It Is said, and
with reason, that he has had the
momv, of the state loaned out, ro
ee'vlug the Interest amounting t)
thiMHHiids of dollurs a year and pouk
eiitiB It ut a part of the Income of
the olllre. If a slate treasurer did u
thhiR f thai character was he hon
est? liven In the presence of an ab-
soandlug bank cashier. Under the
Hat salar) rule he could do tha aniii
thing and have the advantage of ar.
Increased salary unless somo provi
sion was made, such as that provided
In Sonator Miller's bill. Tho truth
Is the state has known what tho sys
tem was. and has Vractlcnlly boon n
partner lu It. else tbo salary would
not have remained nt $S00 a yoar.
"VOX YO.VSOX."
Old Time blivorlto PIciims Fnlr
Slcl Audlciico at Hie Ciniul.
"Yon YOUSOII.' 'the slnndHril nt
the Swtdiah lllnleot Oluvu nml a nnm.
d) that has held Its own for a de
cade or two. wna given at tho Grand
Opera I Ions Inst evonlng, with Oeo.
,. mompson, h nativo Scandinavian,
mr I ill roio.
Tim has doalt kindly with "Yon
Yonson." nnd as the yonrs have
rolled by tho oomedv. with iia main.
dramatic taiutanpiaa t i, ....
f IU original vigor and froahnosa
4ro nnvo Deon iew changos Intro
dnced In tho text of the play, and
none In the stnea hnsimw r.
Thompson handletl tbo Swede dialect
a lt It l a n . S.
.,,; a u ui ma preueceeeor8,
and hto support la fair. The Lumber
mon'B Quartet la fully up to th
standard, and thy war sopeatodly
smoIIixI U 1. t..a
nwn vaun. mm. ovening.
' A falivisod awltene wiiMu.i
th play.
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Tho Joy.
Of living Is to hat good health
U Harblne and yon will hava bush-
t joy. Yon neod not be blue,
(rotfnl and have that bad taste In
mr mouth. Try a bottlo ot Her
bine, a poslUv care for all liver
tomplalats. a Harroll. Austin, Tex .
writw: "I bare ned Harblne for
vor a yaar. a4 fiBd u & fise regula.
I!L J f" t ai a fine
medlolne for Dyspeia." Sold by
D. J Fry.
and you will 'have to hurry
that have already bought at
Furnishing Co.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
"Mnke Stilcm it Good Hom
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SALEM MAHKKT.
Stelncr's Market.
Donlors In fish, came nnd poultry
Highest cash prlco paid for ejji.
Prompt dollvery. State street.
Local Wholesale Market.
Wheat 57c.
Local wheat G5c.
Oats 32 c.
nnrley $24.
Flour $3.25.
Mill feed Bran, $18.00; shorn,
$19$21.
liny Chont nnd clover, $fl.O0 p
ton; timothy, $10.00 per ton.
Kggs 28(5 30c.
lions 10c; young chickens, lit
Ducks 10c; gecso, Sc; turke'i
13(fJlCc.
Butter 35c; buttor fnt, 33c.
Onions 55 75c cwt.; potatoei
COc cwt.
Hops Choice, 14c; prluie u
cholco, 13(0)13Hc; medium to print.
lO0)12Sc.
Chlttlmliark 5Cc.
Tropical FrultH.
Bnnanos 5oror lb.
Oranges $3.00 $4.00.
Lomous $4.00 3 $5,000.
Ilctnil Market.
Flour $1 per sack.
Bran 68c per sack; $-"rt'
per ton; shorts, OOo per ak, J"
$S I per ton.
liny Timothy, C5c per ct
ohoat and clover. 45c per cwt, I'
por ton.
Onts $t.20 per cwt., what."f
rollod burloy, $25(5$2S p. r 'on
Krks 35c.
Applos 50c to. $1.00, nccorJW
to quality.
Butter--Country. 25 fa 27c; ce
ory. -10o.
Livestock.
Cattle 1 100 1200 lb stten
3Uc
Lighter stoors 2323 'jc
Cows and heifers DOOlOOO
2 3c.
Stock hoge 6CUc.
Hogs 175(8250 lb, fat, J6 00J
$C25.
Sheep 5c.
Lambs 5c.
Vjal Dressed, 68Sc.
Hogs Dressed, Sc,
PORTIiAND MARKET.
1ieht-iClub, 66C7c, vtlW
66o; bluo stom, 68 (S1 COc.
Oats Cholco white, $23 SOAP
Mlllutitrr rtrnn. 1R-
Tlnv Tlmniliv 1 9 (fl S 1 3 . alf I
$11.
Vetch $7 $7.50.
PnlnlniM CR Hfl OOl
Poultry Average old hen, 70
mixed chickens, 11 G1 12c; J00"
rnntlnf lOflllSi.' ilrfiflSOvl ChW
12rjl3c; turkoys, llvo, l6Hc: t
kays. dressod, 1920c; E' "
10e: duoks, I516c; pigeons, V
1.25.
Pork Dressed, C&Mc
Beef Dressed, 5(f6c
Hops ll14c lb, accordief
quality.
Wool Valley, coarse to v j
21c; eastern Oregon, 1
20
Mohair 26 2Sc
Butter Fancy Creamerv.
35c; store buttor, 25027c
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