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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-19
FORCED LICENSE SALE
pAMus PROCEEDINGS AGAINST
n NY OFFICIALS SUSTAINED.
4" vendors Demand License-No
''e'so' to Assistant Attorney
Phelps Yet.

Carnival is not only swayinr nil
.ssrests in Houston. but is upscttinr
suong the city officials as wen. on
: secret message from King Notice
'ue council meeting and yester-
~, VI Tue city's officials. Mayor
WI ellis and Tax Collector welsh
Ia ,ol In mandamus proceeding
y Oy the Texas Costume comnauv
S ,s,uis that the mayor and tax col.
~ minated against them In the
y issuing licenses to sell confetti
4 oI aud other Carnival goods
+, Ns's' ana wife, Mrs. l.. II. Osler.
I'm y In. Ine Texas Costume company,
a pe'ltioned Judge Ashe to insti.
I'm OVseaings against Mayor Holt.
49, anu Tax Collector Welsh for dis.
IN Issuing licenses to peddlers
IlneJ9I,,ooi5 Carnival goods. Judge
.1phlbl,isleiy issued a Testrnining ~
HtR viths me city officials from in
~ Z lleansue company's selling goods
Eng. se until the case could have
n ei az was heard in Judge Ashes conr.
~ sgsInsts tefday afternoon ana was
Ion neSS lhe city officials rSd the
"a f6r M wac were indirectly re-
( proceeaSnee institution OF the man.
|wlll h. 80 80 that now Collector
"A, ltrs. co., eyul PEELED 10 issue licenses
Of tbe nad oaa and Indifferent, on
+ natter seen yesterday IN regard
IA. II aHu gave the following ~
2ee wi,b that an agreement
lnent IN, the No-Tsu.Oh Carntvai
III b issue Y. u should have exclmsiye
~ and sir,u neeTS'S for tho sale. ~
inent n'ss nj iday goods. This
"a Weiss made by Mayor Uolt and
pate jss,itnl order TO prevent fbe IN
ioaahic .ns OF licenses 10 All sort !
lic. on5 .S,naafacters who prev unnn
n fei although moi sope4i,n a ~ nv,
~ Justified I'm ~ dstiia.loileu nF
~ The city 80 uoius Tor the
na6 sssa = blanket license IA the
them ~ .-solehl- Tor which he
Nb.Ts,, o, u was tbcn ggrcrd
s. 70 tbe ~ hsSociatiou shonld issue
'E ed tl,nt 9Sstfl pedllcrs. n. WINS
ital unn.ealet Ellis shonld ossist
f1o we've femen1 81 CATCHING .trees
uoing business Without 81
y w ea q Collector welsh ana -.
Watkins motion made III III.
Isl Wss " recent rcnnr,i s,,oet
'sa passed By thar tu Nh nes &c
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THE CITY WELL GUARDED
OVER THIRTY EXTRA MEN PROTECT
CITIZENS AND VISITORS.
VISITING Detectives Here TO Identity and
Arrest Crooks We'll Known 20 Them
Two Professionals IN Hoe

The public conditions prevailing during
the Carnival are stringent and all that
could be desired by the most law abiding
Realizing that under ordinary conditions
the big show would present exceptionally
nne opportunities for work to the crlmi'
uaily.lnclued, Chief Of Police George Ellis
Inns taken extraordinary precautions TO pre-
vent criminals from plying their vocation
during Houston's season OF hoiiday-makins'
aud IN consequence both visitors and citi-
zens are well protected during their pdt'
suit OF pleasure.
Ia addition 10 about dfteen local men
sworn ia US special policemen, sixteen OF
the best aud surewdcst detectives Of other
cities are here under contract and WORKING
under CHER Ellis direction, having Deei
sworn la for service with the local de-
parEnant Immediately upon arrival here
before the festivities began Iaoy nan
IRON many places-Chieago, ST. Louis DHl'
las. Kansas City, san Antouio, Galveston,
austin and other places. Ihay are plItetia
business, TOO. II wen khoWn StVoA -
recognized py them, 81 40 soeH 70 'ue ~.
ice citation on d charge Of udsplcloh' lhefe
10 remain until akter tho Caruiyal. W "
1880 laHt night seventeen " t@sss $500
ndd been placed behind the bnrs Aaeg
viii miss tnis happy hohuny season. ~
4 the SIMPLY AfNHoA AANh N+..Nf d
uiged by the people VINO knew th9ia ana
theif records. rho. chief = not taAlhg any
chances on them.
Two OF the most notorious olps, ot
plckpockets, were arrested yeaUrqAy ~
sity Detective Murphy, operating IN con.
Junction WITH two OF the visiting detectives
from 81. Louis one Of tho CROOKS was
ofher arrested IN tho Rice hotel about 1
., m. Both were swell dresaed, ana opof'
ate under many abuses Both save aohe
fins'' IN nearly every state in tho Onion.
irbefa h no charge neaiuat them, but under
Tic omnibus charge of 'ansplcien" they
viii be kcpt out Of mischief Tor anina
time ana then ordered 20 leave the VS.
ting Officers are doing much coca Wof X,
and nre proylng nn Invaluable hdluntt -
an already nyerworked police force
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BED MEN ace IN SESSION.
Great Saohem Giving instructions in Con-
ierrrq Degrees.

TVTTTTTI UNIIII
The rooms Of Toukaway tribe, Improved
order Of Rcd Men, have been used as mead.
quarters by visiting Red Mon this week.
An interesting feature OF tho week has
been the school OK instruction I'm dcgre'
work which Is being conducted by Great
Sachcm w C.. Henderson Of BRENNAN ann
Gouclal Representative c. r Ron Of Bron.
ham, assisted by Great Prophet George -.
Grlggs Of this city.
The Red Men were unable To give thr
parade scheduled by the Carnival commit.
ice FOR Yesterday.
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Funeral.

The body or Josetta De Blanc, the IL.
year.old daughter Of Mr. aud Mrs, A. a.
be Blanc who died m this city Monday
night was emhalmed by Undertaken West.
helmer and shipped 20 Liberty for inter-
lee wos held Ar the residence 140i fdberty
street, ~ 4 D. IN. yesterday, Rev, John u.
Green ana Rev Mr.. Wilson officiating.
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Evangellsts Williams and Howell will
continue thelr lectures on subjects pertain
Ing to the Divine Plan Of the Ages at 10
a. M p. NJ ana S D. N. today and tC-
morrow also All these lectures Will be
given at Cnlcdouinu hail. 10lOh Texas
avenue Tomorrow light VIII close the
Aiilleuuial Dawn State convention.
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rRoM rHE Southeast.

On the "Macaroni" the regular train from
Victoria and Wharton ran IN two sec
lions. About 100 passengers were On
board when the trains reached Houston at
AS D. m, nifty minutes late.
The Southern Pacific lines to Galveston
had on 81 round trip rate between
Houston and Galveston Yesterday and
about 200 people came up on the morning
train.
Assistant General Passenger Agent An
dersou remarked Yesterday that be pre-
dictcd several days ago thHt the South ma
Pacific Inns VClld land 5000 people n
Houston by Tuesday night on the special
tralus only. and his prediction he's been
more than verified
The Houston and Texas Central special
from Austin due here at 8 p. IN, arrived
forty minutes late, hut Ind large
from Ennis and Waco at p. N. With GOO
passengers
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San Angelo Wool Market Opened.
san Angelo, Texas, November is.-The
local wool market has opened with the sale
Of $4,000 pounds, which were taken by
Boston No prices are given out.
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nROrGHT A nAND ALONG.

The Houston. East and West Texas spe-
rsl f.om Shreveport left that city Monday
right and arrived here at $3.50 O'Clock yes.
rlay morning The train was filled 10
-veraowing. There were two people
eycry berth ana fourteen coaches were re-
op,red TO transport the crowd The total
rrmhor Of pesseugcrs on board was about
-fd Including the Lufkin Brass band wh.cl
\ SCOUTS sweet music along the way
1big organization Is one OF repute and ac'
% nrpgnIcd the Hoo Hoos 10 Their e0nven-
4 ia in Milwaukee, The band VIII ne one
rN1,a attractions ~ the Carnival.
Tho Sautn Fe brought ii a special yes.
r5ev morning from Temple consisting of
t-b. oars an Of which We're packed win
,isicrs to the Carnival The. Galveston
-. ne also brought large delegations,
Oror fine international and Great North
avn two specials came In Yesterday. The
mo from LobRview arrived az $50 a. n,
Ana was composed Of two sections, each 81
winch was crowded With passengers An
N,ber train from Waco arrived az II 80 a
~ and was q long one.
RE Katy train from Waco am Hurtn
fsxne reached Houston a. I eeioeA, "A
he long trails Of cars rolled IN 1000 pee
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poLIcE NoTEe.

since 1901 Monday morning iust sixty
eight arrests had hson made up 20 1870
last nlEht. ssytntess ca suspisi7n, one
Ter burglary and ths remainder on minor
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oRqANs.

when you come to Houston visit tn
coney Island.
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Low pHsss ana easy terms. AZ oruns-
wHidS, a1o Ahin-
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All the latest, at Grusewald's $40 MAiH.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-25
SALEM SOCIAL WORLD
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Il. 6. Lemon is visiting her
mother near Lebanon.
! Rev. D. E. Waters is in Oregon City
60 remain over Snndey.
Mr. and Nrs. Charles Scott, of Wood
burn, are visiting in this city.
Miss Minnie Frickie has gone to Cota
taRe Grove to spend Sunday.
L, NJ. Law and I. j. Kerr, Of Nc
Mnnyille are in the city today.
Mrs. w. II Dancy has returned from a
visit of few days at Harrisburg,
J. %. Thomas. the insurance special,
was a guest of A. I. Gilbert yesterday.
Miss Ella schoenieldt spent Friday
with her sister, Miss schoeuioldt, in
Gervais.
Mrs. L. II. Graham, Of ortlsnd, is in
the city the guest Of Miss Bertha
Sehlbrede.
State supt. J. II. Alderman is attend
ing local teachers meeting at Mlwau-
kie today,
Mrs NJ. Johnson of Silverton visited
Salem friends yesterday, returning home
in the evening.
Q. II. Jones, editor of the Teachers
Monthly, attended a local teachers in.
stitute at Lebanon today.
@. II. Cannon and sister.in.law, Mrs,
Jos, Turringe Of Portland, are visiting
Mrs. Cannon in this city.
Rev. P. S. Knight has gone to Cor
Wallis to fill his regular appointment at
the Congregational church.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. williamson of
Moscow, Idaho, are the guests of Mr..
ard Mrs. A. T. Gilbert today.
Mics Lottie Bennett, who has been
a guest OF MISS Genevieve Hughes, left
for her home in Astoria yes erday,
Mrs. A. A. Burton and son, Dslbert,
have gone TO Turner 10 visit Mrs Bur
tons sister, Mrs. Mary Mckinney.
Mrs w, Z. X ,ighlol has returned 10
her hom in Por end after visiting her
mother, Mrs. L. L. Waters Tor week
Mrs c. S, White, who has been yslt-
ing her brother john Harding in his
city, has returned 10 her home at G'r.
vats.
Mics Winniir,d Rision will attend
the Young Womau's s Christian Asso Ia.
tion Convention that meets soon at
Capitola.
Mrs l.. G. Grin h, wh) has been quit
III, is now couvalescent, apd is ~ the
home Of her son, DR. l. Griffith, on Asy
lum Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Wright and
children Of Mehama, have been visiting
Mrs. Wrikhts parents Gen and Mrs
W. IL. Byars in this city for several
days and have nov gone to Turner for
short visit.
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Mr.. and Mrs Atwood Entertain

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Atwood eu-
tcrtained at a popcorn" party at their
home on thecorner of Liberty and Union
streets last night. The rooms were uni
quely decorated with popcorn, on
strings and on the cob, A number of
delightful guessing games were INDUCED
in, in all Of which the majority Of the
questions and answers related to corn,
and all pre'ent enjoyed eating pop corn
during the evening Dainty refreshment
were served and thB entire evening
was one Of great pleasure to all.
The guests were DR. and Mrs John
Parsone, DR. and Mrs B J Hoadey, Mics
Bertha Andrewatha, Miss Halle Baker,
Miss Winnie Rigdon, Miss Helen At
wood, Miss Edna Pohle, Mr. and Mrs F
d Bean, Mr. and Mrs II II Vandevort,
Mr. and Mrs A A Lee ,MrRC w Boeschen,
Prof W P Drew, Prof w II Mccall,
John Reynolds, Prof and Mrs Hawley,
Mrs l. Allison, Misp Leona Lewis,
Mr. Charles Robin, Mr. Roy Bean. Miss
Eva Dimmitt, Miss Julia Raymond.
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An Insane
Man Plans

Sheriff D. Y. X. Deer.ng OF Union
county was in the citv Fuday night on
BUSH esp. Tie is the sheriff who had
slch an extended search for w. A,
Clenoweth, who escaped from the Asy-
Inn this week Cheuoweth's mania con-
sisted in his belief that he was Jesus
Christ, and he often pre- ched sermons
to thateffect. Although he was arrested
several times to be brought to the asy-
lum, he managed every time to make
his escape, often when he was being
guarded Dr. Deering arrested Chono-
weth at Ukiah, aud he got away and
was preaching again down by Corvallis
When Mr.. Deering vent there for hun
he came TO the asylum, without any re-.
m nstranCe and expressed himself as
being sorry to have caused 80 much
trouble. lie ssid that he would not
stay at the aeylum long hut would get
away and earn money to Icpty Mr.
Deering for ell the money he had ex.
pended in reaching him. As he sud-
denly disappeared from the ASYLUM and
could not be found, it is probable he is
earning money somewhere. 1t Is Mr.,
behring's opinion that Chenoweth has
gone towards California.
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FIRST rRGssY rERrAN CHURCH.

II. A. Ketchum pastor. PreachiI Z
services at lO:3 80 a. m. and 1880 p. H..
Subject OF morning sermon; "Jesus'
Care for the Children" Subject OF eve
ming sermon; "Why be a CnrislisnP'
Tue reasons against aud the reasons Tor
FIRST CHRISTIAN.
Corner ol High aud Center streets.
Geo q. Richey, ministe-. Presching
Sunday at l0:30 a. m. and 7 80 p N.
Morning theme: "Tne Elect Of God. "
Evening theme: Lots Wife" Bible
school at II m. Junior Q. y At 3 p. m
New Testament History class at p. IN
Senior c. h. At $3.50 p. m, Mrs. Laura
Osbofn, leader. Preaching each evening
during the week. Everybody welcome
Come when you can.
UNITED RyANGE ICAL.
G. A, RAbing, pastor. Cottage between
Marion and Center Services sunday
Jan. %, 1902. 10 a. m Sunday schuO. .
IL a. IN. preaching, subject; SPECIAL
preparation for special Work" q ;3u
D. m. Y. z. @. r.. PTaytrmeetinE 80
D. m Gospel service. Subject "Absb
lutte Ess ntislsfo Revival v oTk, " There
will be Gospel meetings at the church
every night This " eek b, ginning at 1880
D m Rev. q. PhelpsiOf Hillsboro will
assist the Pastor in this work later on.
All are invited 10 attend.
CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL
Nineteenth and Ferry atreets, T. III.
Henderson, pastor. Subject at II a. m,
The Extent 20 Which the Triumph Of
the Lords Work Depends Upon the
Human Will" Subject at 1880 .. M,
Blessed Eyes Which See Things."
LESLIE N K. CHCRcH.
r G. Rlackwell Pastor, Morning
service 10 80. Preaching by Rev. LeWis.
sunday School ~ m. Junior League
$50. Epworth $3.50. Evening Service
1880 Preaching by Rev. Oliver.
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Children Have
Close Call

PENDLEroN n, Or, Jan, PA terrible
disaster vas narrowly ayerted at the pub
he school building " Wednesday afternoon.
The pIastering on the ceiling Of the room
occupied by the third grade gave way,
and came to the aoor with a great crash
minute after pupils aud teacher had
made their escape. That no one was In,
iured was due % the presence Of mind oi
the teacher, Miss Elsie Folsom, aud the
ianitor, Douglas Glenn, who marched the
little people just out before the eel ing
fe.l 10 the hOOr. One Of the pupils called
the attention Of the teacher % tue TACT
that one corner Oi the ceiling was tag-
ging, aud che called the ItnitOr, y no
alvlsed tie immediats removal oi the
children. They had bat stepped out the
door when the crash case. aud left not
a lath or biz %. plaster hanging on 1he
ceiling. The room Sas in the bas7 men
and was not originally va ided y be
used for a school room, having besn
A!lsd up alter the banding was erected
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The Grand
Opera House

The "Whose Baby Are You" Co. had
an undeservsbly small house, Miss May
Vokes being easily one Of the cleveryst
persons in her line, and in spite OF the
bare places between the auditOrs, all
g. epjoyed the lndcrous situations. No
better comedy has ever been put h fore
a Salem audience. Many gathc iIgs in
the city Of social nature kept down the
attendance. II was also reported that
he play was similar TO the Vice
Woman, which WAS not true.
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A Mothers Fayorlts

ChambeTlain'e Cough Remedy II NE
mothers lavorite. lis plea AIT aud
safs Tor children 10 take and al"nvs
cures. Is is intended esI eoially tjr
codghs, colds, Group and Nh loplug
cough, and is the best medicine made
for In, se diseases There - no The
least danger in giving IL 10 ch ldfen Tor
il contains no opium or other .nlaH"nl-
drug and may be giyhn AS c1nhdehll
10 babe as 70 an adult. For salr.0y DR.
Stones Drug Store.
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mas met wi h -urn success that today
can he fouud in every drug store
throuA Ahout the United States and Can
ada.
To bo slre large amount " adver
tisiuI wa, necessary in tho first in
stance to bring the remedy to the a..
tention oi the public, but everyone IA
miliar with the subject knows that ad
verlisinp alone never made any article
permanently successful, II must have in
addition ab.olutc, urtepiable merit,
and this the new cstarrh cure certainly
possesses in marked degree.
Physicians, who formerly depended
upon inhalers, sprays and local a'hes
Or uintmcnts, now use Stuart's Catarrh
Cabl.t- because, as one of the most prom
inent siaicd the q tablets contain in
pleasant, convenient form all the really
efficient catarrh remedies, such as red
gum, blood root and similar antisep-
ties.
They contain no cocaine nor opiate,
and are given TO little children with en-
tire safety aud benefit
DR.. j. j. Reiuger, Of Coyington, Ky ,
-ayA: ''l suffered from catarrh in my
head and throat every fall, with stop
page Of the nose aud irritation in the
throat affecting my voice and often ex-
tending 10 the stomach, causing catarrh
Of the stomach bought a fifty cent
package oi S'uarts Catarrh Tablets at
ny drugpist's carried them in my
pocket aud used them faithfully, and
the way in which they cleared my head
and throat was certainly remarkable. ]
lad no calarrh last winter and spring and
consider myself ent rely free from any
catarrh trouble"
Mrs. Jerome Ellison, Of Wheeling, W.
Va, writes: 81 suffered from catarrh
nsarly my whole life and last winter
my two children also suffered from
catarrhal co.dsaud sore throat 20 much
they we're ont Of school a large portion
Of the winter My broth who WAS
cured oi catarrhal deaiu,ss boy using
Stuart's Ca'srrh Tablets urged mo to
ny them 10 much that did 20 and
am truly thankful for what they shave
lone for myself and children. always
seep box Of the tablets in the house
and at the first appearance of a cold or
sore throat we nip 1t in the bud and
catarrh il no longer a household olllic'
tiOl with M
Full sized packages Of Stusrrs Catarrh
Tablets are fold for hlty cents Al all
druggists.
Send for book on cause and cure Of
caarrh mailed tree. Addie', +. A..
Stuart Co.., Mar.hall, Mich. ] % 70
Failures reported by Dan This week In
a.. Vr..st.I Nf.k.. q. 20 yNN
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SUNDAY Servtce6
MINISTERIAL UNION.

MINISTERIAL UNION
The Salem Ministerial Union will
meet Monday, Jan. 9th at 10 a. m in
the Y. NJ. q. A. parlors, Rev. n. Shupp
will read q paper. All ministers invited.
GEO. Q. RITCHEY, Secretary.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
Preaching at 10: 80 n. m. subject "a
Man after Gods Own Heart" Sunday
school ~ l2 m Junior Endeavor at 3;l6
.. m. Y.P. s. q l.. at $3.50 p. m. j
b. T. Tuthill, Leader. Services al Z 80
p. m. sermon, subject THE Name Over
ALI"
CHURCH or GOD
North Salem, Rev. A, wilson, pastor.
Preaching at II a. IN. and 1880 p. m.
Sunday echool at 10 q. m, Revival meet
ings will continue during the
week. All are welcome.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
Seventeenth and Chemeketa Street.
n. Shupp, pastor. Preaching services
by the pastor at II a. m. and Z 80 y. m.
sunday school at 10 a. m, and y. z. A.
at $50 The regular Normal class study
will be taken up in this service.
CHRISTIAN science
Second Church Of Christ, Scientist,
2y9 Liberty street. Services at 1880 a.
m. and 1880 p m. Sundayt; and every
Wedacsday evening At 1880 O'Clock,
Subject Of lesson sermon: Love"
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
John Parsons pastor. Services at 1880
a. m. and 1880 p, m. Subject Of morning
sermon "The Great Physlcian; and in
the evening the choir will render a
special musical program and the pastor
will deliver brief address on NC,
Kinley" Sunday school At ~ ~. aud
EpNorth League at $3.50 p. m.
UNITARIAN CHURCH
Corner Chemeketa asd Cottage BIS
W. q. EIiot, Jr., minister. Services at
lO:3OG . m. Subject Of sermon: Pfes'-
dent Mckinley and Queen Victoria
Sunday School at II M, Evening ser
vices omitted.
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Wheat. Oats. Etc.
Whea t--521sc.
Oats-3lc
Barley-Sl5 per ton.
Flax-Cssh, Northwest, tl.s7.
Hop Market
Hops-ll@l2c.
Suictlv chuice--l2C
Liverpool, Dee. 6.-lIops al Londor
Pacific Coast steady, e3 bs. 10 60.
Live Stock Market.
steeu-3@31c.
Cows-216 @3c.
Sheep t2.60gross 10 S3O9
Dressed yeAl--6c 6Eo
Hogs, alive-4Ac,
Hogs, dressed-tc.
Flour. Hay. Feed. Etc,
Baled cheat--s7 90.
Cloyer-G.
Feed barley-SlsIS per ten.
Bran-Sl6k.
ShOTts-SlS. 80.
Flour, Wholesale-t2 65.
Potatoes. AppIes. ETC.
Potatoes-45c TO soc.
Apples -4Oah0c per box.
Fancy pack k~d--tl.OO
Onions, $40 no fl.G6 per 100 lbs,
Dried Fruits.
Ddel apples @Hc.
Italian prunss 4Os u 0s--3l6 to ~
Petite Prunes 4Cs 10 60s .-3l< @4U.
Wood FeHse Posts. ETC.
Big frs 10.
Second growth-t3 90.
Ash-f3 30
Body oak $500.
Poe Oak-f4.OO
Cedsr posts--5 10 l0c.
Dalry and CrsaasV PrOaBets.
Dairy butter--lb0g 2Oc.
Creamery -2OM25c.
store -l5c.
Flrst-class c untry, per roll--S5c.
Cream st creamery, pan skinned
2lc
Separator Skimmed-23
Eggs aad Poultry.
Turkeys, liye-l0c per pound.
Geese-tG per dozen.
Duckt-t3 ~ a per dozen.
VOL and mOsair.
Coarse wool l3o.
Medium-lic.
Fine lle.
MOhair-2O to 25c.
HIDES. Pslts aaaFurs.
Green hides, No. i-5r.
Green hides, No 2-ic.
Calf skins-4dbc.
sheep-25 TO Zoe.
Goat tkins-25c 10 100.
GRAY iOx-i0 10 40c.
COOn-l0 10 25c
Mink-25c 90 tl25.
Otter 81 TO a..
tkunk-lO 10 25c.
MufkTat--l 10 81.
Wlilcat-lO 10 2bc
Steiners Market.
Chickens-7gSc.
Eggs per dozen, each lSe.
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PERSONALS

DR.. Il. II. Olinger is in Portland /, =
day.
J. }. Murphy is in Portland for few
days.
Mrs. J X. Linn is visiting relatives in
Portland.
w. Scott Taylor Of Gervais was in the
city yesterday.
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Onions-Sl 80 al .75.
Potatoes-S5 90 30 per Genital.
Butter-Best dairy, ls@20; fancy
creamery 25@27 I6c Store l31R0l5s.A
Eggs-Oregon, ranch 23l doz.
POultry-Chickens mixed $3.50 a
81 90; hens 81; turkeys, live 10 G Ac.
Mutton-GrOHe. 4c
Hogs-Gross 594c.
Beef-Gross 3.75 at4 90
Veal-Gross, Sc % SO n.
Hops-ll @l2cb.
Wool-Valley, l3 a l5cb Eastern
Oregon, S@l21So; Mohair, 21@2l hcb,
Hides--Dry hides, 10 pounds and up
wards, l6c a 1917.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-25
What no the ChIldren bfInkl

Don't give them tea or coffee. Have
you tried the new food drink called
GRAIN.O II la delicious and nour-
ishlng and takes the place OF coffee.
The more Grain-O you give the chill
dren the more health you distribute
through their systems. Graln-O Is
made Of pure grains, and when prop
erly prepared tastes like the choice
grades OF coffee but costs about Y as
much. All grocers sell it. 16c. and
0nc
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-25
Reward of
Merit
A New Catarrh Cure Sc.
cures National Popularity
in Less Than One Year.

Throughout great nation of eighty
million it is desperate struggle to se.
C IRE even recognition for new article
to say nothing of achieving popular
favor, a.dyet within one year stuarrs
Catasrh Iabets. 'bo npN catarrh cure,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-25
The Pinneer Bakerv.

ITO the manager: As one OF your
customers desire to cay the cakes we
had for our party we're the best We have
ever bad, so near the homemade in fact
better than our help can make. | do not
see how you can produce them so cheap
ly." A PArRoN
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