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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-29

70 save II, and the car and contents
we're almost totally destroyed.
Iae attempt to blow open the
through Wells Fargo safe proved In.
tile, as only the outer box was blown
O., and what was secured from the
local run was Of no great value. Five
explosions we're made, but the results
"eFe not satisfactory TO the robbers
No attempt was made by the rob
oers TO hold up the passengers. and if
Is believed that they did not secure
over $40 all told. Itis reported that
the Wells 'Fargo messenger fred a
shot al the robbers, and that his gun
would not 60 OF after that. but this
report is not thought 10 be true
Superintendent Fields, who was at
kdseourE quickly took a posse Of a
dozen armed men andI an engine and
started FOR the trouble, but no trace
sss found o. the robbers.
The train which was rnlh.a5 ro-,,5
uI0lgh salem tive hours late and tba
end Of TIE mail car was cbarred ~
C-llefs' showing the results OF Inc
eARless car burning. ROSeburg nartiaS
~ oIafo the train believe the rohbars
ste st from that city and that thew are
ltle sane men who have done soa,o
similar Jos in the past. -ne
conductor S. Yeatch. who had
charge Of the passenger train is III
known IN Salem. For several months
ne served as conductor On the Salsm
LoesI but was Transferred N the -
,Al9 fln between Rnseburg ana J'TI'
A. ~. .sIi - = llately after the sad COLI.
! n - ~ 80 :, neeks since that resulted /
49, ~ So SSlsI, u BRAKEMAN A. n. Tow |
9hk sAFE IS TAKEy m p,,
l le huge time safe. an aSTi,,asND' t-.AND'
- ulcu Vas 30 much desired -. hS.',iSe ne
!. /. :. ..'-'1fe, l4ssed through SalaT, -, .ue
= ! .sIloon ,siloon Tain 10 Portland II +, 'ne
.-'slI! ElAFfed With burned r.01.5.C Is
Ieft -, ss5C-feiy locked as when IN
,ergs- -. -, = -l-Clsio. -l--l. The express me-
s,ts,.-.,' =. 80 lasSsd through On The ~
'-'s1.-.n- I-n sialn. HIS general abna,ro al, al
.-,i.-.l '--sl h4fu work 10 attemnfi,,'--.'i.
:. - r1..ls ..isn tle names 10 the bs',ss 70
Z =. a. -o1ed by the dyDamitS sage
- - a large crowd m bvs,I-A - q plo-
- -. .-.los! ~ had been arg1se5 ',,'eIs ,
a. sll a. The depot and yieWs,5 ngle ere
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-29
CONTEST
Between Reds and fsll0wS
Nan ksx Members Berg Secured
for the Y. ". c. A.

z The Y NC A. n1eu 1sTShIE CD
tesi befgeen the Reds and YslloVS !
Cl il fan bi1si Hud its q red @ ysl
loH nay he ssen everTUhere- T'as
YeIlOrs have established ihsir hss3
iQnzr1erx al fhe o-ioe q shsir cE7iair
near the Garner q Sis1s and Co1msr
J cal streets. uhile tbe Re5s are nicely
heated zftbs o.sce q u7. z. n. Hard
lerer Hclversoo'S
TIE oh1llenEs EiHen ~ the Reds fcl
q ssTieS q three games q in6our base
b1l tg be played O. ths th7ss s1coes
sive Saturday evenings beEi1rinE with
TIE saEh iusi-. hzs beea accepted and
sole exciting sceo-S nay hs expected
O the 6iAz8oo5 ere the co1Fesf elossS
some four weeks he1cs-
Captains Rchliu and AfUo15 I'll
ssl-cl ezch q LADY captain 3n5 frs
lieuteuz1i ub0 Win urzE-ire ire
ladies for Eo-e e9ec1E1Ily VsashinE The
co1iesi suo1E TIE kE5icS
TIE cumP1s5ito1 q TIE tgo Y. N
&c. A teams = A. follows
TEE Yellow FELLOWS
ChzS Rohlin-o1p1zin; Pan H-S-uat-
ErSi lieuie0Bni- Alex Nor. captain e
ball team Joho H. Albert. Z II Ar
asrson. Geo4 BrR5shEE, Okie Beelsr.
C. P. Bisbop- Clyde Brock. J. P. Bur
ton. H. 7. Bruce, Wa B1sbey. John
BEyoe- I'd Baker. John Cnxse. Or. ".
". Couiris, Perry Czru. Richard
Chachin. z c. Cruss, Elmer CaIkins.
Aluert Disque. 2. :. Dunn- L Y.
Ehlen- Joe FDu.ai0s, Cli1 FoBes.
Phillip Fisher. Dr.. J. c. 6rinth. Car
e3ce Hamilton. P. II. Hatch Chzs
H0slst. A. c Hopf, ys,Db H4Arriy,
DR.. s. r yessUp- Reginald Johnsion,
C. II. Lane, ". J. Lehman. Harry
Moir, Geo. Mitchell, Gen ". IL
Odell. FrABk PoEers, z L Prescott
Zsdoe Riggs Chas- Reynolds. John
Reynolds. ". l. Staley. VIII SeIlWood.
Glen SchaGer. J. H. Sooii. L z
WOoiin and Otto Wilson-
THE RID NES.-
{. J. Atwood, captain; Dr.. NJ ;.
Skif, first lieutenant; II. A OlinEer,
captain Of ball team: ". P. Paddock.
Judge Burnett, Max Buren. L Beeler.
z 7. Barnes. ]. Besler, c. N. Brown.
B. 5. Cook. North CherTingt0n, Joe
Evans. Wm. Evans, Tilmoa Ford, d.
Fsrrzr, Frank Frye, Clarence Fergur-
son, +. Gieble, A. 7. Gilbert, r. z
Hodgkin. DR.. e VI. Hurd, Geo Hatch. 4
J. ID. Sutherland. J. B. T. Tuthin. c. {
b Updegra1. Frank Waters. II. ;.
Gle r. l. VAIN. A. 7. Yezton. G.M. .
Irwin. W. jerks, August Krzniz. Ton .
King, Clifford KAntner, F.Lockley. 2. +.
La Grange, Albert Lane, Otto
Metsehan, Tony Metsch2n. Henry
Meyers, Bert Olinger jordan PurTine.
P. Fl. Raymond, Geo. Rogers. Carl 7. 4.
VI. II. Savage, A-Sims, Walter 4
StolE, r Shelton. Paul Stage. h
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-29
KMBALLs PIANOS SELECTED.

H01s Insors~neai ~ eas the Ls-Tzs'
Schools On the PaesSe coas..
St. Hele1s Han. o. P0rtlzud. OZn..
aftera tbCrO0Rh Trial p. Sieiuways.
Chickering's, knsbes aDd Weber
pianos. this old established school for
girls. selected Kimball's pianos for
use IN their Portland Academy. They
MADE 3 clean sweep and are using
kimhalls, exclusively, having re-
Gently replaced all Instruments. id
GLIDING Steinways, Kranich &
Backs. kmersOns and All Others
With eight new elegant KimhaH up
There are upwards OF six hundred
kimoal pianos DOw in use 10 the
state Of OregO1-abOut three times
IS many as Of any other one mako
large number % which are 10 the
homes Of leading musicians.
These are the same Kimball piansss
which are now being sold by the
manufacturers az 80 Commercial
street.
Don't be iBfiUenced by some small
dealers and agents who are doing
everything 10 their power 20 prevent
you from investigating our special
sale OF Kimballs- They are here for
your Inspections, and Ne court the
fullest examination. IL costs you
nothing 70 see and hear them. We
are prepared 10 prove TO the entire
satisfaction Of the most skeptical the
uuquestionable standing OF the Kim.
ball 10 the musical world. aud are
prepared 10 save you any from 600 10
$50 which Is Ia consideration 10 the
average purchaser.
l.. V. MOORE,
Pacific Coast RepresentatiYe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-29
7. HoIVePSoD.

Secretary q State IT, T. Klnc1ii
went q Purtls1d fadsy.
Representative J. y. Bru~n wsr'
to POFtlaod this unrniog. He MAJ
visit his Boaoe 81 Heppoer. NorroE
o00utg before returning O. Salsm
NOn1ay.
Miss Csilen and Miss Bessie Bark.
hart, wbo have teen risiiing f0l
several dsys ~iIb friends Ia this ctr.
rl0rued ThBrsczy evening 10 their
h0 ne zi Aihary.
ChAx Tbon2s. uell kDUEu farrser
q TIE Ssutizm valley. suffered a Al
tack % heart failure early THURSDAY
evening. While co the streets q Szleu
and BAT fof the timely sssisI2Dne rsn-
dere6 him. the attack would TTobsshlsy
have resulted Serio0sley.
Gen. Smitb. - Ne5so-5. wbo vas
killed ia ioe rsilrsd Eneck tb-f &C
CURED near Ashland early THURSDAY
myFuing. wss vel knoSu 10 his ciIY
where he mas relatives Mrs Smith
IS q sister 70 Mrs 6. r Thomas q
this city. and Mrs W. X. nObson.
Of Stayton.
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MOCK IELsL TCS1sE.-Tb= Phil
o'oof4l1 sl'-lsiF C WI-lz1slts uriTsr
SHY ~ IasEst-ily e.Isr1sin u.
seosrzl Il-.-lc i--iEEI IL Is halls il
Tie university T1E 0oszssJo ! :
mock i--1- Y :. Sasgar5 is Eoeasai
O. the Arce-F q sAs E0oE zrd bel
e-AlFsf ifZ'1 ias diversity premises.
De vi q os.sa5as y 7. 2 ByEsr.
s1H ASSISTED D. ECy :. Oh-zrr- nbils
T. a. hE-sl1 Ess4siss y Z. z Hzrey
= NJ appear - t.s sale AL friends
o. TIE university Ers cordially in.
Yiiea 70 y Etss-i z11 suj9y he fun.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-29

Expressed HIS OPISIoN. While
the large crowd OF representatives,
senator's and members OF the third
house were awaiting the arrival OF the
III o'clock ROseburg mail aud the de-
lAyed overland, a lad, of possibly IA.
approached a member Of the Benson
lie house aud, after a hearty hand
shake, Inquired: "Are you going home
70 stay Mt" "No" replied the rep
refentAtlve. "Well" responded the
boy, who had an answer Tea DIV, ssYOu
might Just ~ we'll stay" The con-
Versation was abruptly ended by the
arrival OF the train, wneu the honera-
bic gentleman sught the quiet retreat
furnished ID a Handsomely uphOl-
stored smoking car.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-29
AN APPEAL FILED.
Ten Men In County Jail Awaiting Action
Of the Grand Jury.

Ten Men In County Jail Awaiting Action
of the Grand Jury.
In case Of ]. W. Mckinney VI
Statesman Publishing Company, the
defendants, through their attorneys,
Hayden & McNary, have filed an ap-
peal to the supreme court. The case
was tried in the circuit court at the
October term when a judgement was
returned in favor of Mr.. Mckinney
for $3.50: the original amount sued
for, however was $500. G. G. Bing-
ham and W. H. Holmes are attorneys
for the plaintiff.
Ross Mccormick was today released
from the county Jail, having served a
sentence Of thirty days for assault and
battery on Bert Lynch. Eleven men
renal }, ten of whom are being held
to await the action of the grand jury.
Chas. schmidt for illegal voting re-
ceived under sentence of three months
term expires February 2. Those
awaiting action Of grand jury are:
Frank f uerson, larceny; j. B. Robin
son, forgery; W. Jackson, burglary;
Dick HOrner, larceny; Willard Berch
ard, rape; Felix Stirrup, larceny
China George, larceny: Geo. Payne,
John Harris, embezzlement;
Frank Davis, adultery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-29
MUST HEvz a TSANES.


" u uAztlszjc AsSozH-iaa A,--rs q I IS
Ca-csus,oa-
TIE Aihlsssc. A ss-sc5kiir'r * y i-lzni'
e-ie UnlusrSsty hels 3 11esiiuE Ihrrs-
oar afternoon Shsr cousiaerxolt ollsi'
nes Rzs disposed q in rezSrSao o,s
sbort spsce q tine
II TEnWirkl kls- wno las - f2-ih-
fury served The zssociztio- snd sela
oar team in tbs reSQecI1rs T'oSai1a'-ls
e Prsi5ani and Manage fen5t7eo
i his rs sruz1son a. he hss hea1 Cio-ieea
. to Susr bis co11eciionS VIII O41 W.
E annette fo- tbe v-eseri-s1 less T.
Z. BroWn sxs 6uly elecle5 u Il ihs
4 raaznc5e caused y tns resig gn1iiol oi
f NJ. Wfnkls- NJ. B-1Vn VI Do
4 5uzbi give TIE h.eSt C Sx1iSfsct1o- n
TIE aaminiS-s1ioa q the 6Eues thai
nav oone before him- Re exhibits
ga15 Judgment Aod ooIhiug VII x
undertaken that al nof 81 leGsi ~
sult asns6ciaIly 10 TIE RssaciSio01-
TIE sxFe5isocy and AdUiSshlity G
enEzEinC the services q tr1loer Tlrs-
qsrzfory Go the Stld car canieSts q
nsKt June wzs the osu subject .
cozos ID for co1Si6srz1io1- TIE pro
position ezs thoruuEhly and geoSr2-ly
discussed. Al present seemed n a
vcr q taking s1E1e steps il thai oiraa-
t5o1 hl1f could Dof frame 81 C7ilio1 IS /
10 Where The necessary capital fof /
s1cA a. enterprise EO1ld ae t0T1boo1-
iag. II Ezs Vas decided hsVerer 70
take steps towards enEEeing 3 suli-
ztls Fersa1 70 serve a. tr1iue- II Q-s-
pzrinF The bqys for TIE 1eld cay sports
@ Dexf June
There = q general Sentiment GDoug
TIE hoys thai they vii never again
tnlsr into TIE 6el5 day ooniests with
TIE ODDS 80 sfro3glT against then a.
tbey were last June There i su5ci-
q. HEfsriEi among The sl75enis 4
TIE university % make a excellent
sthleiic team. which. i pl8oei under
careful and scieutiSc training would
make handsome sh0Ti-g il The c1o-
tests - neTi y1ns- Tos expense c1u-
Bected aiih ths e1EAssDe1t Of
trainer &c, Wil he nomia8l and {
Ehstber Willamette university vzrIi-
cipaies IL the 1el5 Gar Sports 1eXt !
June 6ep'n5S largely CO The b2SioeSs :
men q salem. Later ia The sszson Q
committees from The association EiLl j
Interview OGr alsiDess Den sB6 ~ =
oeiTe s1bscriplions which i su.5cisnt. 4
win X eeooo0isaIy expended. Let
the business 1el rasgood literally AID =.
encourage College athletes "
The 481zEsDs1l q tbs university II
hAs expressed kindly interest in the
s1IhlsiEs4 sTi6sul EDoag TIE boys C.
and assures then EulnciAl support. W.
With t5s c1-11erzi311 c The manage ~
neuI q The scb1-l and salem business -
Zen. TIE IlEo Eb'grs suggested bE the
lihlsi5s Ess1ciAl5oo Eill bs stroogly
u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-29
oIssn Bios. Anaoane. Ia,

We have been here for thirty year,
and propose 70 remain, consequently
every plano We sell We guarantee.
We have a nne line on hand. and
the prices We Oder are clear down.
We stlll orer the HarmAn piano AZ
sleo with une stool and spread with.
out stool and spread sl75.
Miu sell on the instAllment plan
with payment 20 suit the customer.
Our organs can't be beat-for price
and quality.
GILBERT Bros.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-29
HUNGRY
DIED.

JONES.-At the family home or
Last Last Mission street, about ga. N
thursday, January %, 1897, Mrs
). T. Jones, aged about 25 years.
Mrs. Jones maiden name wa
Emma Fletcher and she was natiy,
OF Dayton,EYamhill county.
About six weeks ago she was mar
MED to j. P. Jones, passenger agent
for the Southern Pacific.
The marriage took place at Sacra
mento' the newly welded couplf
taking up their residence in Salem
only about three weeks ago. For sew
eral years prior to her marriage with
hr. Jones, the deceased lived with
MI and Mrs. George c. Collins on
Cnufcn 'street, her parents having
uied when she was quite young.
Mrs. Jones was taken i'll only a few
DAYS ago with symtoms of typhoid
ieVer' Wednesday afternoon a SLIGHT
was observed in her con.
ulVlon out later in the evening her
condition became critical and the end
came Thursday morning. Immediate
s sause OF her sudden and unexpecte a
death was pronounced congestion 80
VnS oraln, by the attending nhvsic,oO
uneral services were TODAY held a.
lnterment. no were given
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-29

George contracted a severe cold
about Christmas which terminated in
typhoid malaria feyer which was fol-
lowed by COMPLICATION of troubles
in the brain and spinal column, caus-
ing his untimely death.
Funeral at residence at O'Clock D.
m. Saturday, Rev. Denton afficiating.
HIGGINS.-At her home near Zena
Polk county, Thursday, January 28'
1897, Mrs. Susan Higgins, aged n
years, after brief illness.
Mrs. Susan Higgins was born in
Fayette, Maine, in 1922, died at her
home Zena, Oregon, on January 2s,
1897 of heart trouble. Mrs. Higgins
was married to Seldom Higgins on
November 10, lS49, at her home ia
Maine. Came to Oregon in 1851 and
settled on their donation land claim
near Zena, where she continued to re-
side to the time of her death, her
husband having preceded her by
nine years. There were born to this
union six children, two sons and four
daughters, namely, Mrs. A. S. Walker
of Springfield, Oregon, j. S. Higgins,
of Eugene, Or. Mrs. G. W. Anderson,
of Rockford, Washington, Mrs. Susie
Smith, L. 9. Higgins, and Miss Ida
residing with their mother at Zena.
Funeral services:will be held Satur-
day morning from the late residence
at IL o'clock,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-29

SAD AEEs-ET-Ggv. z =. M0a5y
n1s received uess ff1l PhIlzdelphjs.
Announcing tie death q Mr.. W.F.
Moody 4 s.s,eF-Ln-lzE, which o.oruyre5
10 thAi ely @ Wednesday last. Tie
deceased visited relatives il t5is ci,v
about year ago ard durirg her slort
SAY formed many warn asqusin-
t-nees Sao VII hs grisVed 70 learn ot
her death.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-29
PAYNE,

IA \ Eat the family home. north.
NNest corner Of Commercial w anS Su
E4orth streets, at 1:I5 a. m. FridaH Suo
oiid1 January s5y 20, 1887, George W. PaVnss Pns
age aged % years, of typhoid-malariyan ne'
me; tne deceased was born near Nc.
Io1a w-1nvliie' Yamhill county, April 1s
81 ot'1, "a ana ~. mas resided the greater part
Oa,,L. ~ us lie in Salem where by his
SourIeous - ,. and gentlemanly disposition
ms "5 llS endeared himself to all with
"noni ne came in contact, in bnsi-
nTSS as well as in social circles. JUST
pgSiues 1g his parents, Mr.. and Mr.
., NJ Payne, he leaves four sistnI' ~
ana one brother, viz Misses 49, SGlS
Delia' Lena, and Mary and Maate ,
Inward. The family has the sinooei ser
sympathy OF the community in ete ,Sa,s
bereavement. :" Ineir
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-29

WEATHER foRDcAsT.-T govern
ment forecast Is; Saturday rain aud
warmer. Sleet has been falling for
- hours.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-29

10 to any grocer and
ask for SehiziAg's Best tea:
Japan, English Breakfast.
Oolong, Ceylon, or the
Blend.
he will pay you your
money back if you don't
like IL
A sSa-Aug Caazs-y
- tr.1zla11
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-29

REDUCTION IL FREIeHr.-A reduc-
tloa of A5 cents per ton on first class
goods has been made on boats between
salem aud Portland. A reduction Of
IS cents per ton on second aud third
class, aud IS cents reduction on fourth
class freight has gone into effect.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-29

WILL ORGAIzE--It Is reported the
house will Organize next week, bqt
not 80 with US. We have been orgap-
ited for some time and are serving ls.
cent meals, superior % any others iu
the city. George Bros, the State
street White House restaurant.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-29

A New WoMAN-Like her prede-
cessor, agrees that the Keith Bros
Commercial street oyster house is the
most popular place in town to get a
line eyster dinner.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-29

A SORE HEAD.--A misunderstand-
Ing this morning between China sam
aud q hotel cook resulted iu slI
stitches In Sans scalp and q sore
Uranium generally.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-29

1A1E AATTEEs.-The 6nAl 1c-
count oi s0s4n Czrpsntsr, exscutrir
o. ne estate q yohn Carpenter. de-
ceased vii he heard al 10 an. an
March : Il shows the total cash re.
ceiyed a. o. as e
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-29
You should tn DawsOn's Bitsr.

~ Nor, Why NOT s-If you do not
smoke the best cigar Ia the market
Mhy DOT commence az once The
iocent Ia Carona is Acknowledged to
have no equal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-29

4aLAIuklOut bDLLkcT q % 8, CT
culAr for Jan. p, 1897:
WHEAT.
Cadets were very weak this morning
being from PC 70 &c lower than yester.
days slOsing and when the market
opened IL looked as though the bot
tom was cOmpletly knocked out but il
recovered from the start and by eleTss
O'Clock IL had reached T5s being the
highest point Of the day. then the
market turned down and closed at 7ll {
being a little better than it opened.
Chicago, May wheat opened az ~
and closed at IA.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-29

ORAN0Es-All kinds and sltes. but
only one quality-the best-at some
man groceFy, lst state street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-29

PROMPT AND PRIvATE.-Ring tele.
phone 40 or blue boxes for bicycle
messenger. Notes and packakes de-
livered.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-29

kkssh-CaboaRe, beets, parsnlps
celery, lettuce aud caulifOWer A CT.
slant speciality az S0nneman's gro-
cery, l24 State street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-29

NEBRASKA CORN. - Brewster A
White, the Count street feed dealers
nave lst received q car load al M
tons of Nebraska corn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-29

Oawson's Bitters for indigestion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-29
Every Day Wants Supplied.

huSLlNS-5c, DC, Te. Sc. lOc, Isle a
PRlNTS-5c 90 l2ic a I'd. every.
thing 10 the prlnt line.
CHlLDRENS HOSE-lOc, I5c, aOc.
sc a pair. our Iron Clad sc hose a
the best On earth.
LlNINGS-Goed skirt linlnra. Sc 10
l5c a yd. Waist Innings I0c 10 sc
ID. Rustic linings, peFcalines, fbre
chamols, erlnOiines, linen faeings, col.
lar canvas, etc.
GENTS FURNISHINGS - White
linen collars foe, ISe, e0r each. Linen
cuts &c = pair Fine white shirts
unlaundried soc, laundried shirts 55c
and oi uo each. See our neckties.
socks and handkerchiefs, working
shlflR underwear, cashmere aud cot
tonade pants, Oyerails, etc.
Mr.. Wm. Armstrong, the shoe
maker, Is With as nov. lie sollcits
share of your patronage.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-29
UNION
BARGAIN STORE !!
Removed to POI Commercial
Street
SEE THESE BARGAINS A.,

81 enS se u.s. heavy plow shoe, regular
shoes, for 81. ~ regular 'i''
shoes, for sl.IO. ieKui"'
81 Rays, 15Sy Sbda me dress shoe, 3 toe regular
70 nlGreh, radlCeh s heavy button shoe, s to
3 regnInS Ien,s heavy button shoe, l3 20
lesular 0tslar Si.2O shoes, for soc.
o'her goods in proportion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-29

Heartburn cured by 0awsoI's Bitters,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-29

.;';::FIs-&xZz.1 > -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-01-29

mr., James is positively the only
season. i 'iii'
Special scenery.
Magnificent accessories.
2 PaIo dISC rows lower floor. 81 so
Rinet uSe ~ IoWer moor. ........... / 90
My rows IN gallery ..... -. l so
po1o IoWs IN gallery. ........ / 90
Balance of gallery. ...... SO
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BIG SALES OF WHEAT.
FIGHT Hundred THOUSAND nrsu
ELS FOR FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
h"ige Came in the Ins,
"'""'es and The Gain Amounted
fo 81 Cents.

Chicago. July ao-In no one dav for
several wears las so much wheat been
worked Tor export nj Chicago. Eight hun.
"rea thousand bushels. in round numbers
was the total of toiay's reported sales for
foreign shipment and 1t caused n hulI
sla'hpede near the close on what had heen
alternately bear and bull market
Ifedt oHers of wheat from commiss on
houses on every bulge characterized the
TRADE 10 within twenty minutes of the
e'ose' then all hands started TO buy and
ohiy those with long wheat bought an the
lower prices offered. In the wheat mar
ke' al was excitement. September, after
sP'erai false starts,ran up lac just before
me close and showed net advance Of
e-sc. Corn was weak on continued favor.
able weather West but rallied with wfreat
closing Bc lover. Oats followed tho sans
course. PROVISIONS We're firm and showed
gains OF 1Gyl2iac. "'NA s''o"eu
Ihe strength with which wheat closed
ysate.day was renewed at the oneil,rlI. To-
~. with hdHr advance in prices. Zen.
.smoer star'ci with buyers III n s.S4D
ita.s. ana so,ne few paid 7i@ about the
sAine time. kealYings depressed Tho
ptMe Ior few minutes. hui, those offer-
Wss ABSORBED. The price took 4 hiai,pr
n.snt AIN gave those who wished 10 n, n,
- ~. 9Enortun;!y 70 realize q Tor fhelr cen.
- ..er wnaAL a li,nnber took advanfnss
g g snSs cAlsncs apd saa1kir SSSS
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Members New orlean. Cats
New Orleans. Ia !
shovel y, a further gain, rs,,


showtd a further gain, tel,|
i! g 2t2d.
Chirago receipts were III :,
WI oh were new. last va, q
- mana, ~. of them new. III
western winter wheat m,asI
only 2!6.hi3 bushels IN ali. NJ
Same five tities reported iSSJ
New York reported M, i,
from the continent Of ye,l.,1
offerings. and liberal acesr:j
tho nttci Kingdom. Be.rS1
tine deficiency this year, a
last. III the llurgarian whs, 4
asuount TO IS U0 900 hushe,s
Antwerp sad reports Of whsgl
IusSil ana the panubiln n
Ga ly growing worse.
Exports from Chicago ,c,sl
very heavy. They amoua,.,
10000 bushels o. q total q N
tie greater part No. 2 Kanssl
chiefly for the first half oi n
nients. The market was ext.s]
lar until the imror.ant sals n
shipment became known. M
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Lard; bacon and hams were advanced
NJ today.
Reports from ST. Louis Indicate n fur
th.r advance on Missouri cabbage.
T. II. Thompson & Co. report an ex-
cellent demand for All kinds OF W,sicra
produce.
Chickens are scarce and higher. There
g. an excellent demand for large frvers.
and good prices nre obtainablc
T..a values ave about reached thetr
normal level all OF tho recent advsnca
having been wiped out
Domestic sardineS are in good position
and may advance Stocks re we'll iinII,r
control and the demand Is increasing.
The coffee markc, shows n better unaer
tone and many grades made "A fraetional
advance Monday. Dealers believe tina,
values are now at the bottom.