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Decorah-posten., 1898-07-01

pangen | Spgn, forbi gosI,bor,,.
til Gioe / Saroanger. geoos b3s''
9eitIdnoets fornemfts 6joros 5fr a.,
lebes faa oirstte Ssrnbonsforbirn,T,
msb Bergen. gn Stdtsinosnipr n, =.
Pdr andre Sngenisrer boloer NJ.
at uoititte elcr maale uo Qirien w..
bet bill pei tuge mango Oar cnoru i,
Stortin9et cir fig itait meo benr,
8ane, % bepilger ben, ou ben pil f,a.
mango Penge, itient Der er inoer s,;I
ON, at ben pil ipare Iig. Der Ct N,
benz, Tom trnr, at ben bill 6li 5spir,,.
IL 8er9ensbunen er f9rDiQ Ioo @r,,
un1en-8of8-Gioebanen fan III
fGroi9 iamtioig, eGsr fort 3to ef,,r
8ergensbanen.
gu ia, bet bar 8srgen8uoffiuin.,r
ieo Tfuloe itrips ON; men bette Rr,,
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-01

%mibbaqtn. Seq bar ba liqs uoenfol
6ptet 8rart, &riitianias melt be-
fieRotc 0ottl. Ser troboe jeg miittert
madttt pare Ct 0GrsIis, bpor man fit
fine Stepter puoIet. faaIeoes ION Der
er pad ale iterre 6pteIer / amerita.
5 Gntreen ipurpte iea en- 8iener, og
Ran piite mig ino / Gafeer. Dette
merte naturlilpis en- balp Gl, fom ieg
rttpircrte. 0ette bar 30 Ore plus
10 IRE 9rittepenae. % alIigepel fun
be lite Gppartersn al mig anoen Op
lnsninQ, enO at jeg fit ipsrge en- 3is
utr { BEN pftre 5nogan9 til 6otelet.
Seq git altIda oibbsn, % ganite rig
tiQ, ban fuIgte mig neo ! en- SiGla
Der, hpor Der bar en- 8ut, iom
haooe puo'st 8irftsrres StgoIcr
en- Woreener. 8a ban, Tom
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-01
unoer Svoens bimmeI.
(Strepet for ~2ecprab. gpfeH

Oct er meo &rsfrpst, meopnt,
gsHloo, - iiaHobeo meb blanbebe sSgs
leIisr, Ri Itiser iIanh.
Gartufnbsrs perIenbs gillsber ruI.
Ter ilg op for pOrt glit. Beirut er
lite 8 elsr 80 sller 500 Mars Bart:
nsi ri IGier ON 9erptbai (8eirut an.s
rsSs / SamueIs gsger. bpor Der for,
iGlss ON aous 9apios Ieisrrioe self
tpe mob Snrsrne.
Bare npgIs iuu Wlils / SnopIt bar
ri Damascus, ION bar en- mratio gr
ouersoe | abrabums Sib. 81 Bar
Dassrsiier borts lieger Rasaretb, bpor
geroens 5rslisr fsptss. ri er pao
beai9 8runb pabst al wartnrers
sIoo. StuspIdoisu for Qpuitlernea
8isrniHgsr.
easr aaa eno IGngers ti!booe. til
ben ountle Sdgntib. - 90 bu pil fnbe.
at ssrptus (Ssirnt) iislgs BE- QamIes
gro anId9oes al 6ubinoen gaoltis
(aomsrnss qpbrobite)
Beirut oar en- at dsnitens aloft.
StGoer % iooIsoes en- 9ereersfor
lqiisns atten Sunbrebe qar fsr srifi
5sSitl. Deb sprus 90 sibpn belt,
Beirut @rtn al at burs llrtiber;
sonOon, @tn BORT o. paris. saale.
beg for9acr @erbsns 6erlisheb.
GlGet sittr Sluot er tlep,t Oso 0,
bort'. aonserne SuIomOu ca 6irnn.
Der fac 9s6sIonb "a Jrniieu | ber,l
inere'ts glomitrina Ct iorlanqit .ao
icrtsn MuIb ID bpsm ian paopiI
snb ct StsOiurH af bsrss g,nl De
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-01

Sppsbcta6li8Iemsntet, ligger0s Poa
Zen aauagrnost, er ct OGlOt9t .29'
ninostumplets, en- az RrrrIarnS 'i''.
Ite 9ampIaqe, fcripnst meO Nufio'o'
melt moberue MaItinsri, Og ipsi'I'Gf'
ter ca. 800 arbeibere. TN bel SQ Il
t Gpbet al be Iibite ID Oar HABIT Paa
Goruppen meb Imutte @rbeIoer6o'i3'''
Stolelotale og GpmnaititItpler SioI!'
6dQeri, elettriit 2os m. m. 9da ols's
Ger lsper og urbeicsr MI oper IOVV
periOner.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-01
Smouitricm inrmaof.

3 Wil ipb for llmead | Rorrlann
ligoer 1870 Imad Ger, no9le rpglle,
andre Ito~pbepotieoe. De fables meo
bet fGues Nopn Rsrrbpitaareu "a till
bprer GrosIerer aempe / Stoctbolm.
Serne bar inotil 1892 ~ubebbgseoe %
beiegtes Blot MI og cu al nogle SGgere
eler SpttebGrpluttsre; nen Soften
1892 begpnpte Der 2to og Rerelie pua
Dem. Siopen bleO bugaet neo, proois
~iortite S%mdubDtter opfsrtes, % Stem
la8oes til Grunopploe. s 1893 iaa
MAJ ben enc 9Dguing efter ben anosn
reiie ia paa Verne.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-01

toretOmmer bet mig, er araberne og
3prterne. Wten be iaatalote 2epantis
mere, iaaIom 8rGtere, Sprere p9
blanoeoe 5olteracer fra Iangs Mibs
oelbaoets tnore &nIter. ipnes mig flap
pc I Wtorolen og DatlenOe / i'm Sob
ming ioetbeletuget.
Sp ! &ibanon Oiier be Snbfsbte ia
til Itprre 5oroeI. 5lib og Ngiiom6eb
tommer Der iii Stue. Gn life rirae
Del al oisIe 5ieIotrafter er ~u6eboelioe;
men bppr bet er muligt at Itrube iams
men Sorb moi til at bprte liot !6pebe
eaer plante no9Ie MorbGrtrGer eQer
bore 8r9s not til ct Bar 8ieber pe ct
Iien, Der / RGrbeben er mar bis paa
at finoe en- Sanosbn bebpgaet at enten
Wtaroniter eler 0ruIer. Speoeaqeren
er ton'te life 'tsrre, eno at ou maaeliu
fan 'pptte %toersoper 5eioen, Wprb9rs
traerne ufgiper tanIfe 8ldoe til bare
npgle faa Silteprms, @iebeHotfen be-
itaar tanfte al fun ct eler tpenoe DIR,
men Wdroniten Idapeliom 9ruien er
ipuriom / fine 6orprinser (5labbrst
3 8onge om 0ugen og Siso 2 8angt
Mauneosn). Quftsn friIt % 8aupst
fra Sptomittiloer rent Tom Srpitdl
"Wein Giebiter, mas pia't ou bod
mebr2"
6jelofraaniu9erne er itenfutoe %
icrofottiee. Serfor bar mar bDgget
3errusier, fra Sob til Yep. A til /;
Sob breoe / SorbOIO til 2unbfabeti
SteiIbeo. 0erpso lettes ogidu Srrigu
tipnen, Meb faoerlte SmIprg leost
@ouoet fra 2anosbntilbsn benops.
SerruSierne, 'ua hpert Era og bps
9lun.e iaur i'm Del. SaainGrt pu {
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-01

er alereoe Bit Iad Iouat, at Ies troy,
bet er beoit at psute meo ben I'll nGitt
llge. 9a itaI ies tribe ct lanat Sr'o
Blot ON lloitiQingen. Der er f~Orrctsn
ilere Ting, euer 4foelinoer, ION lite
er fGroige enbnu. Sab mig I'm nj
ii9e, at uoItilinaen baaoe / lin 0tIA'O,
% be TorItislige qioeIinger, Qicr It
meget goot Snotrpt. 8runoen rr
opermadoe batter. Ndur man tom.
msr inb siennem Sppsoino8dn9en, o9
oaor bortpper !6ougsn al parttn, I'll
man fuor Ie nebpper gutlen, hoor ale
&ipIter, Moutreer Og Pupiuioner 't1ar,
% neb puu SluOen, bpor 9ooeoo08'
nineen far fact 9loos, 'aa er 5no.
trbttct itorartet. Mun tnnot tro'
man par tommet inb / ct GOent0rIono'
Sla SGrpoIo.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-01
gerael Qprse So, Sum 1898

Sea hapos baabet at femme III Strs
CEN til ueniljrasrs aabuin9, encr
iectmfuofe til ben 17oc Dlai; men ri
fcn aItiaa lille til Sriitionsfdno Ter
sro gdbuirosoaoen, pa berirt ait ifis
1ompI,ibet til Bergen Fer nm Gftsnen.
"a Set Tar rmtrent 30 Elmer fra
qriTtiurfaro til Bergen, iaa hapot isq
muatiti tiInrirgs belle DEN 1Tot uosnfor
ben noy'te GnIt, "a lite iommrt til
@ernen fer fcnt pca Sp,Ioer ben 1Toc.
Sea beaenis mig nsrfpr / ariitidns
fam Ill at irlae neo "Shirqrala"
ino til SriFidnil. "a ieite otn l7oc
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-01

bpilte SeIuiternes College og Qmerjtaz
nernes er be pigtigIte. S 5orbtnz
BELLE meo be ameritanite YresbDteris
onerss NtiSiion, Der pmfatter belle 2is
bannnoiitrittet, bar man / Beirut ct
8ogtrpttert, fra bDtttet I 4arenes SOB
er uo9aaet 5uiinoer al 8ibler / ara
biIt.
vi fremmeoe Glementer er bet franz
tie ItarteIt, pg SrunIt bruges ipm oHis
cieIt Sprog. unbtugen / 5ransuttios
ner melem De Snbfsbts. Gfterpaa i
Rung tommer inf, sngelit, italisnIt,
graft etc. Gtanoinupsr bar ri inssn
al / Beirut, u~nbtagen "a oanite
MtisiorGrsr, Iom nplig sr inotrufet.
gf % til bPnoer bet bog, at ct norIt
Stag ices paa Sdpneu. 4meritonerne
bar peo tit college, peo bpiltet er onz
lat ca. ct Sues uomGrfeoe QrpfssIoz
rer, o~sriblanot 8 Spcentsr / Weottin,
FAINT peb I'm Observation-Disclosures, Der
itrRtter ia uo ooer ca. so 4ar, tilpunz
bet iig en- meget unieetS tiIing beirut.
Oct er en- 9Gre at pore &merituner Der,
meoens T. Gr. / SeruIdIem, bpor re-
isntlig tun ioraetelige, uuioenoe %
upaalibeliee Spoer iumt rsIigisie
Grants" Goritrueoe Sopeoer) bGrer
bet ameritanIte Napu, bette tr9ttes
Stppet.
. X =
0iotil bar jeg lite i0lt mig Ipnosrs
liz tiltruttet af Srientalerne. De e,
for frpbenbe at 'ia % mangler Der
aa6ue. blaaciebe 9G rligheo FAINT mono
fate @eoerbeftishep. Iom er ct al @n
oelia6iernes % 8srmanernes Itien
neIie aarattertr9t. WeIt trpp2rpioC
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-01

res noble Riger, Gip"iIiIatipnens BE-
rere, er iunfet neo / SrGloommens
Rgrte.
Saa tommer ri, - uoiprungne al
en- M Sultur / 8eIten. Men hpor>
l9nge itdI ppr Sturbeo peopare? Spprs
lGnge inoen en- M Eplteracs Fuar
S~oerbouno paa Soroen % bsgpnber
at bpgoe Og itpItiere Ig pau bore
Ruiner2
Sonsfalo er Ri ipm Snbipiber for
Tibet at agte. nepps mere snb Tom
6Iusr | bet ubpre llnipers. "Gt Meus
neite, fsbt al en- apinbs, lepsr en- tat
let Sio % mates al llro. Sun eaar
pp iOm en- SIomiter % afItjares, "a
han fIpr ION en- Stbgse ps bsItuur
life" Sau er Der fdgt % meb Sunbz
heb; men "lopst Dprs 8llb, Iom eiper
ps Ssier peo Dor 5srrs, SeIus Sri
ftus."
Beirut bar ooiuu I be ienere Mar
%bunbrsbsr fert st bspGqst 9io. : iii
beIeireoss oa inotogss 9pen al Bah
MN |, 3eruiulems son9e, 5sn al aurs.
~iarsren 8oofrsb az gpuiQon; men al
Iersbs / 1857 maatte be 9riitue pios
Tor Spermuqten. 10 Qar ienere Inf
'soes BET Dem at eiensrobrs Beirut;
men Seisren pdr az tort Bariebse.
Bpen 'om %siterhuuuocn / Surucenne,
Seliuiion'tt % IDrtiIte SuItdners
6Gnoer. : 1910 bombarbsreoea
Beirut at ben sngsl'ts 5lauOe unoer
Gin Rupier Iom felqs Of 9pr,ists
Gtrio meo 8aiaasn al 2Sgpptsn, %
1860, 6a 0ruierne / 2ibanpn anret
! tshs 1T irpgtelige glOobao puo b
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-01

Qrcfesiprcu / GDfttimcn; "Ran = 0''
gluno btfrioe mig en- Glalnmt"
China rromtuoe: "Terttl sr lf9 al'''
una, S,r. Qroicsicr; men 2cuiie tao, ''
beuotg or bpi % mort"
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-01
Seile=Srcp.

eseusI sprreppnoanc til sea EoitcH'
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-10

of record, and consisted of argument in
support of every concession demanded
by the Spaniards and the Americans re-
fused.
In spite of the secrecy observed by
the Americans, it is learned that this
treaty in substance consists of thirteen
or fourteen articles. The principal ar
ticles provide for the cession and evac-
uation of Cuba, Porto Rico and the
Philippine islands, and the political, f.
nancial and administrative results there-
of, and acquisition by the United States
of public property and the relinquish-
ment of the archives.
Articles of secondary Importance de-
termine the status of Spanish subjects
residing in the ceded territory and un-
finished lawsuits and contracts, guaran-
tees of tie same terms to Spanish ship
ping and merchandise and American
shipping and merchandise in the Phil
lppines for ten years and leaying the
status of Spanish commerce IN the
West Indies to be settled later. An i'm
portant provision is the guarantee of re-
ligious freedom in the ceded territory.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-10
CONSCIENCE OF
NATIONS INVOKED
Claim that Spain is Victim of Abuse
of the Rights of One Nation by
AnOther-The Presidents Alleged
Insult.

PARIS. Dec. 9.-Rios, president of the
Spanish peace commission, and Ojeda,
the secretary, are still confined to their
beds. The illness of Ojeda delays the
engroseing of the treaty, and it is doubt
full whether it will be signed before Mon
day. The Americans held the usual
session this morning. The spaniards
continue making bitter comments con-
corning President McKinley's reference
to the Maine.
The spaniards made last contribu-
ton in the recent assembling of the
commissions. when Rios presented a
vigorously worded protest, IN which they
declared they had yielded to force, but
they invoked the conscience OF the ma
tions against the abuse of the rights of
a nation, of which they were the vic
Tins. The protest was for the purpose
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-10
Abarzuza Talks.

New YORK, Dec. "a World special
from Paris says:
"a final, definitive treaty of peace,
containing fourteen articles, has been
agreed upon,' said Senior Aberzuza, of
the Spanish commission. ''It has been
drawn and engrossed on parchment in
triplicate, and will be signed at the Qnai
d'Aorsay (French foreign ministry, where
the peace commissions have metz, on
Saturday. or at the very latest, on next
Monday"
Judge Day, president of the United
States commission, says the treaty will
be secret document until it reaches
President Mckinley and the senate, but
adds:
"The conclusion of peace by a treaty
was very gratifying thing. Failure in
respect of it would have been a misfor-
tune for both nstions.''
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-10
One More Victim.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 9.-Another
body was taken from the ruins of the
Baldwin hotel late last night. Wreckers
defving into the debris on the Market
street side turned mp a charred mass of
flesh, which at the morgue was pro-
nounced to be the remains of human
being.
There was absolutely nothing to indi-
cate the identity of the corpse, which is
believed to be that of a woman. Several
letters we're discovered near the body,
but they are not supposed to throw any
light on the mystery, as they are direct
ed to Mrs. Benjamine Wetherby, who
with her husband, escaped from the
building unharmed. The Wetherbys
are now on their way to Portland, Or
He is travelling salesman for Massa-
chusetts shoe house.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-10
PRESENT TO
OREGON SOLDIERS
Volunteers Stationed at Manila Soon to
Be Ordered Home to Be Mustered
Out.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.-Representative
Tongue today interviewed the assistant
secretary of war and the adjutant-gen-
eral with reference to procuring the dis
charge of several members of the Sec
ond Oregon volunteers, now in Manila.
Mr.. Tongue has been asked on numer-
GUS occasions to secure the discharge of
different members of the regiment, some
on account OF poor health and others
who are needed at home to support de-
pendent families. Both officials with
whom he converssd assured him that
the Oregon regiment will soon be ordered
home, and, after being furIoughed for so
daye, as was the case with all volunteers
who saw service outside the United
States, will then be discharged. Before
discharges could be forwarded to Ma
Mia, the troops will probably be on their
way home, and it will, therefore, be
useless to take further steps in this d.
rection. The secretary stated that the
friends of Oregon volunteers should be
patient, for it would be much better that
the regiment return as body than that
the members come home individually.
Coming as a regiment, the men will
have their transportation and rations
furnished by the government, whereas
individually some trouble might be ex-
perienced in this respect. The secretary
of war has telegraphed to headquarters
at Mania, stating that the volunteers
stationed at that station are to be mus
tered out IN the same order in which
they reached tbs Philippines. Accord
ing to this, the Oregon men will be
among the first to come home.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-10
REACHING
OUT IN CHINA
United States and England Must Act
Promptly and Together If Their
Rights are to be Maintained.

SHANGHAI, Dec. 9.-John Barrett,
formerly United States minister to Siam,
has returned here after visiting Peking
and the principal cities and ports. He
says the situation in China is one of
the most critical nature, and Manchuri
is no longer Chinese, but Russian ter
ritory. He asserts that New Chwang,
the chief northern port for the move
ment of American products, is also prac-
tically Russian, and is liable to be closed
any day.
The only permanent safeguard to par
amount American and British interests,
Barrett says, is immediate and united
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-10

offer you all that's
new and attractive in
this line. Consider
these for Xmas giving
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-10
TROOPS BY
WAY OF SUEZ
Next Expedition to Cross the Atlantic
Instead of the Pacific.

NEW YORK, Dec. "a dispatch to the
Tribune from Washington says: The
next regiment to start for Manila will
embark at New York about the end of
this month and will go through the Suez
canal. The expedition will consist of
three regiments of regular infantry, dis
tIibuted between two of the largest con-
verted transports owned by the govern
ment, with perhaps a convoy of two war
ships.
The decision to use New York as the
point of embarkation instead of San
Francisco, whence all the earlier forces
started for the Philippines, was reached
by General Corbin after careful review
of a number of considerations, chief
among which was the urgency for haste.
The early completion of the treaty of
peace with Spain renders Indispensable
prompt increase of the American
forces. not only at Manila, but to pro Vide
additional garrisons for important
centers in the archipelago, which will
Immediately fall under American domi-
nation with its accompanying RESPONSE
bility for the security of life and prop
erty.
At the present time the governments
wholly without available transports in
the Pacific ocean to meet the emergency.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-10

action by the Interested governments to
defend their territory in the Chinese
empire, to force reforms in the govern
ment, to prevent further cession of ports
and provinces, and to insist upon an
'open door" policy in all the ports of
China, including the spheres of influence
of Russia, Germany and France 9th
erwise, Barrett contends, the impending
partition of the Chinese empire will Sc
riously curtaIl the field of trade by dis
astrously affecting American and British
influence in Asia.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-10

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a cold Indicate tendency toward pneu.
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with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and
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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-10
BuckIen,s Arn1ca salve.

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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-10

To Cure Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. All druggists refund tie money if
it fails to cure. 25c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-20
OREGON STATE NEWS.

The spring term of the circuit court
of Clackamas county has 81; law cases
and l26 equity cases.
The Republicans of Yamhill county
will hold their primaries on the 9th
inst, and the date of their county
convention is fixed for April 80.
A consignment of potatoes was re-
Gently shipped from The Dalles to
New Orleans, and word has been re-
ceived at the former place that the po-
tatoes arrived all right and were the
best that ever came to New Orleans.
George Robinson, living on a farm
several miles from Eugene, was Sc
verely injured by horse last Satur-
day evening, He was in the stall, land
the horse knocked him down and
trampled on his body and head.
The Union party county central
committee met at Oregon City, to ar
ange for carrying on the campaign.
An executive commettee Of three was
given full power Henry Thiessen,
Populist; Robert A. Miller, Democrat
and S. W. Morgan, Silver Repu olican,
comprise the committee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-20
A QUESTION ANSWERED.

EDITOR JOURNAL: Please inform
me through the 'columns of your
widely circulated JOURNAL whether
a blank slip of Iaper, without a letter
or mark on it, placed in a ballot box
at an election, or hat to gather bal =
lots in at nominating convention, is
a ballot that can be counted as a
vote for any person or thing what
ever?
(signed.) BEN HAYDEN.
A ballot at a convention is taken
for the purpose of ascertaining the
choice of the convention as between
candidates. A blank slip of paper
that indicates no choice OF candidates
is not ballot for the purposes of a
convention.
"Any printed or written tickets
used in voting. To vote for or in OPP
position to'-Weoster. The point
Mr.. Hayden raises is that at the
Polk county Union convention mere
blank pieces of paper were permitted
to invalidate a ballot on represen-
tative in which he was interested.
OF course, "Old Ben" heartily sup
ports the ticket there nominated.
Twas as intellectual and honest
looking a convention as ever as
semoled in Polk county, and the
mistake which occurred was with
out intention Of the convention.
AS body of men Mr.. Hayden holds
them entirely blameless. lED.J JOURNAL.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-20
THE CHARITY BALL.

Attend and Contribute Your Mite Towards
the Support of Salem Hospital.
The event, which promises to be
the most elaborate that has transpired
in social circles of the capital city,
is the Charity Ball given at the Reed.
For several weeks the head commit
tee assisted by various sub-commit-
tees has been engaged arranging de-
tails for the ball, and their efforts
will be rewarded with success.
All Of the procs eds will be contrib
uted TO the support aud maintenance
of the Salem hospital, most worthy
object and one that Will receive the
liberal support of the residents of the
capital city. SelteDrich's Portland or
chestra has been secured for the occa.
sion, and choice program will be
rendered beginning at 8. p. m. Spec
tatoTs will be admitted to the gallery
for 80 cents each.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-20

PORTLAND, April l9.-Wheat valley
83c; Walla Walla, Sic.
Flour-Portland, 1886; Superfine
1926 per bbl.
Oats-White 3S(G39c.
Hay-Good, S12(6l2.50 per ton.
Hops -4(9l6c; old crop 4(d6c.
Wool--Valley, 14(916c; Eastern
Oregon, 7(6l2c.
Millstuff-Bran, l7;'shorts, Sl7.
Poultry Chickens, mixed, ,$3,5Cd4
turkeys, live, 13(Gl3tc,
Eggs-Oregou, ,'1lc1 per doz.
Hides-Green, salted 60 lbs, 7(G8c
under 60 lbs, ,6t(97c;s sheep pelts, lO(9l5c
Onions-S2.25 25(6$2.60 per sack.
Butter-Best dairy, 45(G50c; fancy
creamery, 50c(655c roll.
Potatoes, 3h(645c per sack.
Apples-75(d$l box.
HOgs-Heavy, 1925.
Mutton-W WeatheTs 4c; dressed, 6ic,
Beef-S'teers, S3.50(G4; cows, $3.50;
dressed, 6t(G7.
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat-75c.
Oats--30(G32c.
Apples, ,30(d40c in trade.
Hay-Baled, cheat, $9t011.
Flour-In wholesale lots, $3.50: re-
tail 1915.
Hogs-dressed, SIC.
Live cattle--31c.
Veal-5(d6c,
Butter-Dairy 12915c; creamery,
18(629c.
Sheep-Live, 3ic ID.
Wool-Best, 16(618c. Mohair 27(G28c
Hops Best 8(Gl4c.
Eggs l0c cash.
POultry-Hens, 8c;;spring chickens,
10(Gl5c; ducks; sc per ID.
Farm smoked meats-Bacon, Sc;
ham, l0c; shoulder, 8t(G9c.
POtatOes-20c in trade.