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New-York tribune., 1899-07-15

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady No :
spring wheat 72t2c spring wheat 6e 'eaa2c 10 :
red Ttd744c. No 3+Aq34isc; No yelio" Soth
35c No . oats - i7T23c No white. 2Sc; 10 Nntte
2462iisc No rye 55isc No faxseed g9c No North
western 02: prime timothy seed. 81 45Hs2 No. cover
seed contract grade So 50ass 70. pork per Dol
a. 3s9 is lard psr 100 s. 25dS5 - short ribs SIDES
G,osel s5dsS Is. saed shoulders thoxed) 50 81 ~
tilers nn,s Rcd goods per gallon 81 2o sugar cut oaI
on Produce Exchange to-day the cutter
market va weak l3 eGiIc dares llglSisc
Cheese arm ga a9c. Eggs firm fresh 12c
Cincinnati July i4-Flour steady. Wheat quiet No 2
red N li-c Corn stronger: No mixed 3s'sc oats du
No ,ixed p nc Rye quiet: No 2 SOC nominal Butter
steady sugar steady Eggs dull, od9'ac. Cheese hFm.
Nuuaukaa Juy i4-wheat weak; No Northern. ~
655c. No Northern 80. Rye lower; No ], SIC Barey
higher; No 42c. 5ample. @diic.
Minneapolis July li--Close; Wheat in store-No
NoTthsrn 7oA.c September 69Sc; December; 71hs: on
en- sgSc Four-Firs patents 50 70Gs3 So second pat
jDdS3 CeGr 81 IVd$- ~ bran duli ana
firm. in bulk. SO I'asll
Philadelphia. july Il Wheat &c lover contract grade
mi, 5ti.174i Corn steady. No mixed, July. .s4
3SLc Oat. nrm " . white, 3i1U '2c; No 90; Svc
fancv astern creamery. ISlad9c DO prints -lc EsSs
AMI AMI lower: fresh nearby l3rl317c: do western
i3i MA h. Southwestern. i3c. 10 southern loflIc
- 80 e-r paealuts- Flour bhls and l+oaH sacks
wheat 5000 bush: corn ll2.nO; oats 4u'V' a. 'p'
Wheat II 0D0 bush corn. iOs.o00. oats. 5l"o
- louis JuIy l4-wheat-No red. cash 74hc: July
73s,c September. Tss.d747ec. December I1tsc; No :
bcrd 70 Corn-No . cash Sc, July, J3Aec September
33i,c december s1i5c Oats-No cash. 2cr JuS
S3Itc September 2Oiac: No 2 white. 2Sd3Ac.
Toledo Ohio July 14-Wheat lower. steady; No 2
cash and July 73c bid September 75c bid: Corn dull
No ? mixed 36c. quiet No mixed. 25c Rye dun
o,sr. 10 . cash 5Ti.c Cloverseed dull. steady prime
cash new So % bid. October. - e5.
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The range Of prices n the local market to-day
xss as follows ,..

Foreign coffee markets: Santos-Conee make, eu'st'
ss aierage GS200. receipts. 3O9o bags $50
- HamburC-Ccfee market opened uhCnalseU'
A. 80 N. unchanged. sales. 1000 rags, 49,
csres market closed Friday and SATURDAY
-srket steady: No Kio 6$s00 exchange. '-s-o o
sspts bags: cleared for the United StaIeS -"
- cleared for Europe 000 stock, 2OAUo nass
sta.isfi.al brazilian coffee Is as fooNs
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
NEW YORK. ONTARIO & WESTERN RY.

Its4ns leave foot W i2d 81 follows 90 minutes
earlier from Franklin ST.; . ..,--- =. o.~.x.
- 4. M.-Day Express FOR az stations 70 Oswsso-
1 10 Connections tor Lakes Mohonk Mnne"asN'
and Kiamesha Par1or cars. ..,,,,, -,-...
n - A. W-Nountaln Express 70 Falenville. Liberty
, and intermediate stations. Lake hiamesna ana
Whit Lake. Parlor cars. s...,... 80 ru.,v.is
4 no y. W Saturdays onlyl stations 70 hLenyis.
l. .OU Rockland Lake kiafnesha' ana "n''s ~
II p. M.-vestibule Limited stations 70 Eisn- s
Eismesha and White Lake. Parlor cars; ~ c.,..x
O.1. Il. VI. OFrankn 81 $40 p Ml-Io calcsso
.. , daily Stops Middletown, Loerty Ia Manor.
walton Norwich oneida. oswego. Niagara Esils. mss
ner Sleeper and Reclining Chair Car seas res) thfoesn
10 Chicago via Wabash - o-.-s At -, u-..,
yr,TCKFTs AND PARIlOR CAR SEATS n 81 sroaa-
/ way " Y p. Y. Transfer Co. eheeKs o@ssAss
frnnn resdence Destination.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

t,,.rnooi rulv IA 3:45 . m.--C1osng-wh~ai-S /
- xnr,hsrn Duuth dull Is No California. os li,du
=. "a corn-Amsrican mixed spot. new. nrm: 2. ~
a. "a Arr "a 5td. futures steady; July. 3s 5isd Sep
tenser Is SID: October Sc SKA F1ogs-st Louis fanSy
r-na,sa stats. e2s Petroleum. esd- Tallov-Prime
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ont-ac, prices IN The local market today

sDol cotton In the local market coseI .uIsI 49, ~
- anxei on bass q j lsc tor mlaons
- sra T-lec for mdd ng Gulf. as compared w
.snse rr-es q year ago. Iotal,saiss ot % %
o. y eyrort ans $50 for consumption spot co'ull
IN sou,le ke;s. niadng quoted was
~ - snsci.l DISPATCHES 20 our EXCHANGE as i5ip"s
,,,.d-i.srs on ct 57sc Galveston quiet osc, MooS
e.isf sr Savannah steady 5sc Cha,tston CUE, a4 c
win, to7 steady. SIC, Norfolk non inaI '"
r,', mere nominal csc. Augusta quiet 6+c' MenphS
ttsadv 5%c. - Louis quiet, '@ac
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
MANHATTAN BEACH.

Trains leave foot IF Gath f. r, y. Y: week days
$40, 640. 10. $50 o9 a. r.; l2l0 and h.iohcutg 70 ~
10 70 g. 10 p. 40 > TO- 5fO. Goo. o.iO ilo' ~
$40 $40 $50 1880 m. ,.
Sundays. $50 sf0. IT, 10 ll.lO a m; l2lO and halt-
hourly 10 9. 10 , n. l0. 10 p.
Leave foot whitehall tratteryj via 39th ST. south
Brooklyn Ferry. dairy TOO. and hourly 500 n 70 !
2. m. every forty minutes liO TO o4O and lO-o
.. 'Week days only.
EXCURSION TICKETS 40 CENTS.
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JUl y. e Ut. " y, = IT, " " %
STOCK on HAND.

Charleston. :. c. July i4.-Turpentine firm al BIC
Rosin hrm. unchanged.
Savannah. July 14-Spirts turpentine Arm. 4Oc; re-
cepts GO3 bbs R0sn Arm. sales 1875 bhls receipts
4 f4a Quotations unchanged
Wilmington y 9, July f4-Sprfts turpeniine steady.
80 i0c receipts 272 Rosin steady gof9Jc:
ceips 800 bbls Crude turpenne firm. 81 IqS2 ~. re-
ceipts as bbls. Tar hrn. 81 90 receipts. bbls.
London, July IA T1rpcntine-Spirfs 3os iol4d-
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

etato,s foot OF West 2rd COrtl2rdt and Desbrosses
streets (l'enna. Il T. FER iss
time west 2.rd street. Oher rguirs Corr sndt OF
Dcsb uses streets. : Daily except sanca'. surasy
only Otn,r trains daily. sua1ay lea, Gas. sun
diyl .avess Is. 4 Sun4ay leaves rs. ,-
tf6Jl 700 4 NJ L0cai for kAsICS
.,l5 es.OS 4. VI. tor IS fFALO, NIAGARA
FALLS lad N est, and princirs local points Parlcr
and Dining Cars COnnects Ter Coai ranehtsf
Lib 1890 Noon. BLACK DIAMOND
Exe2ESs :" lanCsvni,s So train y the Worli In
i-ef % se.ting capscitg Lpe kufao - p ~ cen-
D'-'ls oI' 90 Fer wILKEs-DARRE.
'1s.5l, 90 T. y SCRANTON, Coal Branches
sf'3.jj los z ". aSd inierilidisie point.
et,i itarN LOcai fnr NAUCH OHUNk.
..t'y1 f'J1 81 Local for MAJ CT CHUNK.
"a ~ k,IoPN Iuc4l tXptsss for EAsIOS.
.xTt v6 ciS ? " For luf-O ard olnts " est
Thr',Hyn Sic ping Cara 10 Chicago md lotglto.
-T1I 500 = VI. Express for BCFFAlO ana
TO2JST None bet Sleep ne Ca pose NJ ers csrIsS-
.i0.sJ 1880 Pm. ForlTHACA. EOt HI slEi',
BUFFALO and West. Sleeping Cars 70 Chiesgo,
SOUTH LAINFlELD and HOUND ER.uh E iosas
daily excent sunday .IOR, Io50AM '2-3, 20, ~
I4) 's.2j and 80 p ". ,.,..... ,,, -, son
Tcsefs and Pallman accommodations at llS, .oi' -
s5i ali and asa Iroatwsy, IS Union square West -
t.oiumhus Ave y ! $50 Fulton 81, Cour, e'-' ~
Iro1fwey and BROOKLYN Annex station SrookIyn.
Transfer Co will call for and cheeA basSAss
from hotel CT residence through 10 DESTINATION
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r particulars zee time table.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AND WASHING
TON.
From foot Liberty st.
Week DAYS - 80 500. 1000 01 30 dining Can A. NJ
20 Dining Carr 80 800 Royal Blue Limited, 90
Is. Dining arr p NJ. 1918 mdt sundays. 't.SO S
1000 III 30 Dining Carr A. NJ, 80 900 Royal F:ge
Limited 500 900 Dining Car P NJ l2:lo mal AZ
ditionsI trains for Philadelphia week days 80 @ 80
A II. 400. 900 P. NJ -. -, ,sv 9.
Tickets and parlor car at foot OF LIBERTY b.
whitehall St il3. l72 26l 434. 9i4 i2s4 lS9f Broad
way 737 9th Ave. g Union 50 Vest loS Esst t iSesn
Court ST 344, $50 Fulton St. BROOKLYN; W broad" az
WILLIAMSBURG The New York Transfer 20. VIII car ior
and check baggage hotels or residences 10 deshs
sFlom Liberty 81. only.
tFrom South Ferry at 5.23 p. NJ
aFrorn Ferry at i35 r. NJ
bFrom South Ferry at $40 p. NJ
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Cotton Exchange special Lerpo0t, 70 no bses specua-
Ion and export. 1000 American a,a,d h fed FatUrs.
oSenes quiet With sellers last ns sa Decline jan
ga.e' Wv s.se-' IN Febraary-March. 31fs; Msrch-
Apri Si4sb April May. $isss ngyn,,september
SB,b sep,emberoctQber slss: 0cesmbery"nnary
49, ,fnchsster yarns and cloths quiet. but steaoy
Srstire cotton statenent for the week ending
July Pale
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CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY
Railroads.

Anthracite coal USED eNciuSNeiy
-Four tracks Electro Pneumatic Signals
Stations IN New York foOt Of Liberty st.
and Ferry. Whitehall -.
Leaving time from south Ferry foot Whitehall st) Is
Ave minutes than that given below FOR Liberty
St, except when noted.
Trains foot e Liberty -.
For Easton. bethlehem. AleGtONn. Mauch Chunk &c,
1900. T:i5 0:lO NJ u2:Oo M. TO Easton 30 4;so.
t5l5, 73a 70 Easton.l NJ sundays -i'So. quo 10
For Wllkesbaue Pittston. and scranton. 400 s;io
A. NJ 30 F. NJ Sundlys. 49O 4 NJ
Fos Re4dlng and Harrisburg at 400 - 30 80. 9;lo
1000. II - TO Readingl \. ", l:3 +3O 4;4O 300
III 80 Reading a NJ. 1890 ! 80. $50. $40 Is;oo to
Reading +. NJ. 1915 night. ,
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For New Jersey seasnore Resort 20 .1s
42o "a Is 353s o6 20 (.sOO saturdays only) p. NJ
sundays 500. y:l5 a. NJ, I: 80 100 T. VI -
For Lakewood, Toms RIVER. and saInssat '4;so $50
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From Pier g. n. r.. foot Rector 81
For Atlantic Highlands and seashore points 30 800.
1000 100 A NJ. iO0 200 3+9 49, $3.50 p NJ.
suudays 1000 A. NJ. 100. : - =. NJ
100 345 T. NJ
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NAVAL STORES.

An easier feeling prevailed in spirits. following disap
pontinz advces from the South and siacksnng ~ de
mand Rostn ruled steady with fair request while
tar was arm unchanged prices Quotations follow:
TAR-Regulars. 80 OIL hbls. 50 co.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-43'ad+4c
RosiN-common 10 good strained 81 3OdSl s2is r.
sf 30: r 81 CO: O. 81 ~. n. 81 - / 81 s0 K. So NJ
81 25ds2 80; " 81 en- " @. 50 80; " ". %
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15

E-erts A. the ports AMI interior points to-day dS ~
pale. lh the same day last week ana last year rs
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15

Receipts of hrea interior points. in thousands
last thee cphers omitted -four bbs grain oush as
foil
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15
HOP MEN VICTORIOUS
10000 Bales Pooled by the State
Association.
Four-H Hundred Thousand Dollars Will BE
Saved to the Hop Growers Of
Oregon.
Special to The Journal.

Special TO The Journal
PORTLAND, Dec. l5.-The Oregon Hop
Growers Association is today able to
announce that it has assurances Of re-
ceiving 10000 bales in the pool Of the
organization. II also announces that IL
is already able to save the growers FIVE
cents a pound or $40 per bale, meaning
an increase Of price TO that extent, which
on 10000 bales will aggregate profit to
the growers of 100000. The officers of
the association advise growers 10 hold
good hops for 10 cents per pound, as
they ,have assurances warranting that
price. II this consummation can be
reached il will mean saving TO pro-
ducers of about tsO0,0O0.
lTmE JOURNAL Of Saturday will con-
tain the latest reliable information on
this subject, and in fact will be hop
growers edition-ED. JouRNAL.l
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15

the goods off our hands, tbose nL.
out to purchase goods and want 20 .S' Wy
money, will be well repaid by cor;n ~
first to Freedman's New Racket
Friedman has never had to roso.,
the fake dodge Of selling goods NJ cos, -
retiring from business, for no eycrsn
necessary II you actually mean bnsira.
We never stop for cost but sell tbor
Friedman has several times re,i..,
from business without advertisine .a ,hs,
he was going out of business. Tho e.''
thing that the public knew ne was 90.
of business, but you will find in severa,
towns fakes and fakirs that are alwa.1
selling at cost or retiring from bnsina..
yet you will find them until late
night in the sample rooms of the Drrr.
mers, continually buying from wboeva,
will credit them. There are a to,
them in Salem, but you will also no,io'
that Friedman was the only one ,yh.
closed out those who actually re,i,a1
within the last two years in Salem.
Although he pays an auctionear,.
license, he has preferred to % Mla
rather than take fake auction sola
One more word TO the wise, do Won kno.
what it means selling at cost? The m.n
who is able TO discount his bills vii,
buy from 10 to 10 per cent cheaper and
even get to 7 per cent off for casb
than the one who has 90 sell at co,,
and beg for 9 or months credit who
is always at the mercy Of the housa
whom he purchases his goods Of There
fore, there are several houses in Salem
that buys that way and they certainly
sell cheaper and make handsome proG,
over and above those who are selliny
at cost.
Friedman has also the advantages in
purchasing and is about the only one
has purchased bankrupt stock in Salem.
in the last two year.
Friedman's New Racket is at the cor.
ner of State and Commercial Sts. Salem
Or.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15
PROBONO>PUBLICO,
Announcement Extraordinary From Fr;ed
man Of Friedman's New Racket

The public is probably aware that
nearly all goods are advancing, every
thing that We have TO buy now, each
time we make purchase we have to
pay more for the same articles.
Friedman don't believe in that kind
81 humbugs, there is no necessity in the
advance of prices Of manufactured
goods, for the raw material has not adj
vanced in proportion. The advance in
the prices OF goods by the wholesalers is
a fake dodge on the retailers TO unload
their old stock at an advanced price. BY
the time the retailers are well stocked,
by spring, goods will drop about 20 per
cent ormore, so those who carry up full
stock now, will be compelled to pay an ex-
/ tortian Of 20 per cent now and the one
who will open new business in the
spring will save from 20 to 40 per cent.
Friedman's New Racket are on to them
and will therefore stop buying and go To
selling.
We are making full arrange
ments to go East in the spring
for an entire new stock. Our
store is full of goods, bought at extreme
ly low prices, except few muslins and
calico, which we lately purchased, we
will make a reduction on all lines ex-
cept few staples of from 20 and 30 per
cent, on capes which we have a new
stock of 80 per cent, on the latest styles
Of ladies new jackets, 40 per cent from
the actual sale mark, we will sell all
ladies fine shoes for less than = Of what
it cost to manufacture them, we will sell
overcoats and ulsters for less than they
can be manufactured, we will make a
reduction on all mems clothing OF 30
per cent, on children's clothing % per
cent, our reductions will astonisb you on
all lines of goods.
For we are going to unload, we must
empty our counters and shelves OF goods,
and il they are not sold fast enough, we
will use force TO compel people to take
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15
TRANSFER MADE.

Salem Hospital Now Owns Two Bull
dngs and Will Sell One.
In accordance with the agreement
made last winter with j. II. Albert,
when the state traded him the hospital
property on 18th street for piece OF
land adjoining the blind school, Mr..
Albert has now decided the 18th street
property TO the Salem Hospital.
At a meeting Of the board of control
Wednesday evening thegdeed was receiv-
ed. The. transfer is without conditions
or reservations, and it is understood
that the property will be disposed Of by
the board and the proceeds issued in
fitting up the Orphans Home property,
which was recently acquired by the
hospital.
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srArEFAIR BOARD.
Subscriptions to Be Refunded to Salem
Business Men-speelal Meeting Next

SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 DC NciuhoSu " pei~'
Business Men-Speelal Meeting Mex,
February.
1t the meeting of the State Board OF
Agriculture Wednesday lot OF routine
business was transacted.
A matter OF interest 10 Salem business
men who subscribed 10 the fund, which
was TO have been raised for the last fair
lies in the fact that the board concluded
not TO collect the unpaid subscriptions,
but to let the whole thing drop and re-
fund the amounts already paid in,
which will materially increase the de
felt.
A special meeting was set for Feb. g,
1900, for the purpose OF working up the
interest of dairymen and stockmen, and
a committee OF arrangements was APP
pointed consisting of:
DR.. James Withycombe, OF Corvallis
c. HlMarkham, of Portland: Thomas
Poulson. of Forest Grove, and Secretary
NJ. ID. Wisdom.
The board adjourned on Thursday af-
ter meeting with committee from the
Salem Chamber Of Commerce, consist
ing Of II. G.. Thielson, II. &. Sonneman
and G. =. Bishop, at which the status of
the fair was discussed. The services OF
the Chamber were promised for the fur
therance of the success OF the fair.
The report Of Secretary Gabrielson
was also passed upon favorably, but the
consideration Of the report Of the treas
urer was postponed until the February
meeting.
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Pleasant Panty.

4 pleasant surprise party was given
in honor Of Miss Millie Carothers, at the
W. c.. T. T.. hall, Thursday evening.
The evening was spent in music, games
and pleasant conversation. The only
interruption 10 the usual flow Of amuse-
ments was tho serving Of luncheon, the
discussion OF which increased rather than
diminished the pleasant interchange oi
sociabilty. Those present were: Misses
Mary stanton. lottie Smith, Cabot,
Anna Parker, Olive Howe, Laura Meal
lister, Ella Fleenor, Lulu Martin, Lena
Townsend, Ada Davis, Dollie Elkins,
Rhoda Gesner, May McAlister, Della
Patty aud lottie Gibson; also Messrs.
viii Sayre, Phillip Fisher Albert
King, Charlie King, Joe kaufman, ,Rube
Cummings, Jack Burrans, Carl Rey-
nolds, Frank Myers aud win Sheridan,
At late hour the young people re-
tired, feeling that they had spent very
pleasant time.
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Pleasant Social Even, .

On Wednesday evening OF this week a
very pleasant affair took place at the
country home of G. o. Savage in Engle-
wood. The occasion was the double
birthday Of Mrs. Levi Herren and Mr..
Savage and was a surprise TO the latter.
The time was spent until the 1--WE sma'
hours in dancing and card playing.
Light refreshments we're served at ~
O'Clock which were partaken OF by over
sixty guests.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15
PERSONALS

Mrs. +. A. Moore returned this morn.
ing from visit at Portland.
S. b. Updergraf went to Jefferson
and Albany today ON business.
w. +. Mitchell, who is now in busi-
ness at Geryais, came up from thai
place today, and will soon remove hi'
family 10 that place,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15
sPups AND CORN

A New Variety Of Potatoes, the boeT'
bank--A Smooth Article,
J.C. Savage, OF the Red Hills, brings IA
10 this office three potatoes, weighing
nine pounds. They are tall and slim,
but straight and unusually Smooth. "
They are also white, One bears two
marks resembling the wounds from d
Mariini-Ilenry. They are likely 10 be
ia hot water before long.
II. 5, Jory, Of South salem, bringc in
a sample Of dried sweet corn. Mr. Jory
has about 100 pounds OF this product
dried Ia fruit dryer, and i, is oi excel
lent quality.
n the neighbors continue in well'do
ing We will winter through in pretty
good shape.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15
Is HE A CONVICT
An Examiner Item Places a Former
Salemite in a Bad Light

The following telegram from San
Quentin dated December 9th appeared
In the Examiner of the 10th. II would
indicate that our former townsman is a
convict, whereas il is supposed he is
employed as an expert in that institu.
ton.
"The Board Of Prison Directors, ut its
meeting topay, listened TO a plan offered
by w. j. Cunningham, q convict, for
the manufacture of hemp and fax fibre.
The board took the plan under consider.
alton until its next meeting"
The article was headed "Plans OF a
Convict. and leaves no doubt as TO the
intent Of the article, but the writer may
have been mistaken as to the relation
held boy Mr.. Cunningham 10 the prison.
Dore Bible gallery, Millions Paradise
lost and other large illustrated quartc
volumes Sl so Virgins Bazaar.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15
: EVERYTHING AT COSr.
DAnON BROS

The entire stock OF the Osborn Racket
Store, opposite POstOflice, salem
Oregon, Is now being sacrificed at cost
No Reserve No Foolishness! Every,
thing Goes The stock consists in part
OF Shoes, Underwear, Hats and Cans
Dolls, Notions, Gentlemen and Ladies'
Underwear. Celebrated 'Bull Breeches' =
at 81. formerly sl25.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15
OSBURN'S RACKET STORE
The Bon Bon

Has new prOprietress who will eontin.
ne 10 serve all patrons with the freshest
stock Of best confectionery and fruits
A refreshing drink Of soda or cider and
the best OF cigars at l36 State Street.
III IA I'm Mas. A. CuRrIs.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15
Do You Like Mines Pie1

We sell Thinz mince meat. Clean.
fruity and as good ~ mother used TO
make" Sold only in bulk, you buy rs
much as you want.
- 10 W BRANSON X RAGAN,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15
Prepare for Christmas.

Christmas Il near at hand and mince
pies and plum pudding will be la de-
lnand. You will find the first class
-four, mince meat, fruit and all the
luxurios YOU need to prepare the feast
at Branson a Ragan's. l2,ll.eod
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15
neautY .. nIeea nesp.

Clean blood means a clean skin. Nc
beauty without 10. Cascarets, Candy Cathar
tie clean your blood and keep Il clvan, bl
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all lnl
puflties from the body. iiegin to-day %
Danish pimples, hoils. blotches, hlaokheads,
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Casearets. beauty for ten cents All drug
Ezts, satisfaction guaranteed. lOc, 2oc. 5Oc.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15
rouAYs MAKKEr

PORTLAND. Dec. rs. - Wheat valley
90 0e 81 Walla Walla, soc. 10 81.
Flour-Portland, t2.75 TO 800. Super.
iine ~. 10 per bbl.
Oat-White 36@3Go, grey 30.
Hay Timothy S9mfl 90 per ton.
HOps--S@llo; old crop a &c.
Wool-Nalley l2@l3c; Eastern Or.
egon, @lAc Mohair, ~ u 30.
Millstuii-liran, fl7; shorts, tlS,
POultry-Chiokens mixed, f3.OOtO 3. 80
Hens 4 TO 4.bO, turkeys, live, l3o,
kggs-Oregon, ,26c per doz,
llides-sircen, ,Ealtedd0 lbs, S(1ac. .undei
90 lbs, 7R@sk sheep pelts, lb920c.
Onions | To liac.
Butter-Best dairy, 3ik@i0; fancy
creamery, SOC 10 b5o store 2Nc 3hc pei
POtatOes-60 10 zoe per GENITAL.
hogs-heayy dressed bc to tic.
Mutton-DreSsed, ,Hisc tp 20 per pound
Becf--Steers, S3,60ati.OO; COWS, t3.A
df3.bO dressed, beei ~ 10 "a
Veal dressed, 63@Slec.
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat-5S pounds and over lOc.
Wool l6c, Mohair 500.
Hops o "a lOO.
Barley SO 10 SSc.
Oats--2O q 2SC.
Hay-Baled, cheat $500, Timoth,
Is. .0otl0
Eggs pc.
Flour-In wholesale lots SEQ retail
f3 90
Millstuiis bran $500 shorts Sib.OO
HOgs-iressed, 5Isc.
Live cattle-Steers SAcows pa 10
Sheep-S2 50@tS.
Dressed Neal-6ko.
Butter--Dairy rs cceamery 25c.
Poultry--Chickens 10 &c, Turkeys
tol2kc.
Potatoes 25 10 SOC.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15
9. H. HINGES
ace COMMERCIAL Sr.
WEATHER REPORT.

Today and Saturday rain, turning 10
snow, colder
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15

WANTED-Oirl "a do honsework in
small family. Apply 70 Z. c. /. Jour.
nal Office. l6-tf
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15

Exhaustion anu uivak down follows Grip
heyent IL by using ~. Miles SeVine.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15
HOLIDAY APPETITE

Rain or shine, holiday, Sunday or
weekdays makes no difference to a
mans appetite. He wants the best to
be had at all times and that's why so
many patronize the
White House Restaurant,
ioe state ST.. Salem, and
st. Elmo Restaurant,
244 Commercial st, Salem
GEORGE BROS, Proprietors.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15
BREWERY BOTTLE
BEER.

XiinEer& a Beck Successors to Southsalem
bottlrK WORKS.
AN orders for bottled beer will be filled
at the brewery, Kept ON cold storage,
Free city delivery. Telephone 2l3l.