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'SALEM, OttEGOF, TntTKSDAY, 2sTOVELBER 14, 1S89.
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HOLVERSON'S
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120 Dozen good hem-stitched Handkerchiefs, worth 5, 8 and 10c. This
week 8 for 25c.
150 Good sized Linen Towels worth 20c. This week 10c.
50 Extra size Linen Towels worth 35 and 40c. This week 25c.
20 Dozen Boy's Cotton Hose, heavy ribbed, double knee, fast black,
only 25 cents. '
200 Ladies' Hoods at actual cost.
50 Children s Hoods at actual cost.
, Ladl93' and Children's Cloaks at unheard of low prices. Come early
to secure choice.
T. Holverson.
Abstracts
For reliable
ABSTRACT
-Call on
Salem Abstract and Land Company
F E. AUSTIN, Manager.
NO. 221 COMMERCIAL STREET, SALEM, OREGON.
8"The only complete set of Abstracts In Marion county.
P. O. Box 260.
Wm. Brown k Co.
DEALERS IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
vc V
Finest Stock
KRAUSSE
Carry the finest
Fall
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IN THE
;iin
l-Goods sold by them contain the best material, made in the
latestttyles, better flttW and more durable, arc i glv nB belt. ?"ag
than nnv troods sold bv any other house on the coast. I hey carry a com
Plete Hue Kadlffi (feSt?, Misses', Youths' and Children footwear.
Goods bought direct from the manufactory.
KBAUSSE & KLEIN, 211 Commercial Street,
Ben Forstner k Co.
We will sell lower than ever before Clothing. Boots and Shoes, Hata
widcaJsTllubber and Oil Clothing, Blanket and Quilts, We also have
Ihe beet and largest stock of
GUN GOODS AND AMMUNITION I
ijTCoroeand seo us before purchasing elsewhere and Ave money!
i mis week
and correct
OF TITLB,
the
Leather and Findings
CASH PAID FOR
WOOL,
HIDES,
'PELTS,
AND FURS.
This house carries a large stock of flrst
class goods from the best manufacturers In
the world, and Is prepared to give satisfac
tion, both )n stye and quality, to ovcry
one who Mill purchase goods ol them,
No. 231 Commercial Street,
SALEM - - OREGON
in the State !
& KLEIN
and most elegant
STATE !
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Winter loot rar
Capitol Adventure Company.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Dry Goods, Clothing, Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, Glass
ware, Woodenwarc, Fancy Goods anil Notions.
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
Everything Ion Want Under Que Roof;
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JUST RECEIVED :
Eight Bales of Cotton Bats, which we will sell for 15c a pound.
Men's Knee Gum Boots $2 50
Men's Long Gum Boots ' 3 00
, LOOK AT OUR CLOTHING PRICES.
Men's black suits $ 5 00
50 Men's suits, usual price $12, now 9 00
50 Men's suits, usual price $15, now 11 50
50 Men's suits, usual price $20. now 15 00
50 Men's suits, usual price 22.50, now
OVERCOATS.
A good overcoat $ 7 60
Fifty overcoats, usual pricG $15, now 11 50
Fino light overcoats, worth $18 and $20, now oll'ered for $15 and 10 50
Bsa?uraers irom a distance promptly niieu. uoous uenvoreu iruo to
any part of the city. Please givo us a call.
CAPITOL
ADYENTDRE
SALEM,
GEO. W. JOHNSON, Pies.
H. A. JOHNSON, Jr., Treas.
State, Land am
(Incorporated.)
LOAN BROKERS
AND DEAIiintS IN
Real
95 State Street, Salem, Oregon.
o
'People looking for investments and seeking residence property
should seethe Motor Lino Addition Lots in this addition will
make you a choice and convenient home; will make a neat return
as an investment in a short time.
It Will Pay Ion to Investigate
before making a purchase. To those hunting lots to build on, wo
will sell you a lot bv you paying $10 down und the bnlunco In
monthly payments. To those wishing to invest for speculations
We Will Give Terms
that will allow you time to bell the properly to make your pay
ments, giving you an, opportunity to buy and sell with a small
capital. We have
A Few Choice Lois In Oak Lawn Park Addition
that we are offering at a bargain. Wo also have a list of choice
bargains in nearly every addition to Salem. We have some choice
acre tracts. We have
Farms and Timber Lands 1
No one seeking such property should conclude to purchnse
without examining our list.
W. F. PECK, Manager.
State, Lanl and
SALEM,
School
-A complete
STATIONERY,
ALBUMS.
GOLD PENS ANDngv (QQm
AT
J. BENSON STARR'S
NO. 84 STATE STREET ... - SALEM, O.il OON
18 00
WP1NI
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OREGON.
P. H. D'AIICY,
T. C. SHAW, Yicc-Prcs.
Trust Company,
OREGON.
Books
Hue of
mist mm !
&
Estate
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils
and Window Glass, "Wall Pa
Iter and Harder, Artists' Ma
terials, Lime, Hair. Nails and
Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fenco
Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc,
Ni:V TO-DAY.
Help Wanted
If Yon Want Help of Any Kind
If You arc Looking fur a Situation
CAM. AT-
kployment Office !
No, 292 Commercial Street
DEAR GIRLS:
Talto no TnfTy from any young mnn, but
If they oirer you a nico llox of
Hellcnlirand's Square Cliocolalo Creams,
mndo only by his Patent l'roccss, tnko
thorn, nnd tellthcm to cnmonguln, for they
nro superior to any linulo In tho United
States.
NEW HARDWARE STORE !
Chas, Pugh, Proprietor.
(Successor to Bellinger A Co.)
HARDWARE
hit
lu
A complete lino nlwnys In stock.
M 7 stock Is bought now nnd for cash, af
fording mo tho opportunity to sellnttlio
most i eusonuhl i prices.
The bent and Intost lmpioved mnehlnory
always on band.
OJIleo nnd storo rooms at Ilelllngersolil
stand on Ktato street.
Return of tlie Favorites
AT
REED'S OPERA HOUSE.
SIX NIQIirS ONLY AND
SATURDAY MATINEE !
COMMJINCINH
MONDAY, KOVI5MI3ISK 18 1
ox' Tin:
' PEOPLE'S FAVORITES,
mi:
Chicago Comcdj Company
In on entirely new rejwrtolre.
CHANGE OK PLAY NIGHTLY.
Monday - Kngnged
rutwltty . Uidy Autlliiy 'shirrtt
Wednesday Collu.li lluwii
Thursday 'iho Diamond Mystcrj
Friday ..- 1 oi' Htrlki
-i mil day Kvcr) body's Krlena
Mntlnie - Kuthh.cn
I'opulur prices. SJO, 30 and Mr. Gallery,
"hlldn'ii 'Me. Onllery, adults 30c, down
stairs 0c.
llox sheet now open at ration', where
rescrvLtl M.-UU can lo hud without cxtru
chin go.
THE FAVORITE
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IIS,
HllKUU (
THK ONLY
FIRST-CLASS AGAR STORE
IS TIIK CITV.
Importod unci Dornsatio
CIGARS AND TOBACCO !
2ia Commarolul Stroot.
Miss Leona Willis,
TEACHER OK MUHIU.
Lton elvm In vole (ulturo und Ital
lull singing, pUtiiu and organ. Hia-clul ut
leutlim Klveu to U-alnm-m. Can be ntn a
t lio Conr vutory, oral the ru Idtiirr, cor
nerorontrrunil fupltol trtls. 19-lGml
Faun
cments
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON A STATK.
tiik rnusiniiNT sions thi:
MISSION VHOCUA3IATION
Al).
Tho IKltilturoltocclo tlin News With
Cheers Election of Senators Next
AVcek. Scenes of Kxrltemcnt.
Washinotok, Nov. 13. Secre
tary BlaitiG o Momlny tolcgruplictl
tho territorial ami sttito governors of
Washington tltnt tho president hail
signed the proclamation declaring
the territory to be a stato at 5:27 p.
in. After a long preamble reciting
tho act providing for the constitu
tion and admission of Washington
as a state, and the measures taken
by tho peoplo to carry out its pro
visions, the proclamation is as fol fel fol
eows: "Now, therefore, I, Ucnjnmln
Harrison, President of tho United
States of America, do, in accordance
with tho provisions of tho acts of
congress aforesaid, declaro and pro
claim tho fact that tho conditions
imposed by congress on tho state of
Washington to entitle tho stato to
admission to tho Union have been
ratitled and accepted, and that tho
admission of said state into the
Union is now complete."
Or.YMWA, Wash., Nov. 1.1. The
Senate and Houso met Monday af
ternoon nnd proceeded toelect minor
olllcers. Later, while tho Houso
was debating a joint resolution to
hold a night bession and proceed
with the election of United States
sonators, a message was received
Irom Governor Moore, announcing
tho reception of a dispatch from
Secretary Dlniuo stating that the
President had signed tho admission
proclamation.
Instantly every member sprang
to his feet, and, after some minutes,
when order was restored, Tucker,
an old pioneer, roso and in a bricl
speech, his voice trembling with
emotion, congratulated tho legisla
ture and tho people on the ad
mission.
In tho Bcuato tho proclamation
was also received with continued
cheering and the wildest enthusi
asm. A telegram was received
from Congiessniuu Wilson announc
ing that ho was prosont when the
messago was signed.
In view of the proclamation tho
resolution to elect senators to-night
was laid on the tablo and It is gen
erally understood no election will
take placo until November 10th.
If tho election had tuken plaeo this
evening, ex-Dolegato John Allen
and ex-aovernor Watson U. Squlro
would certainly have been chosen
on tho first ballot. Front present
appeuraiices they will bo chosen
whenever tho election occurs. The
inauguration of tho new slate of
ficers will bo held next Monday.
Elaborate preparations for tho event
are being mado.
Till! l'AIItONS Ol' IIUSllANimV.
Opt'iilnj; of llio Contention of tho Na
llniiiil (Iraiiuu at Win niiniiiitu,
Sacuamiin'io Oil., Nov. 111. The
national gtango of the Patrons ol
Husbandry was called to order at 11
a. in. to-day In the assembly cham
ber of tlio capital building by Wor
thy Master K. JI. llrigham, of Ohio,
Worthy Muster Russell and wife, o
Washington, were Inaugurated and
duly welcomed as representatives of
the new stato grange of Washing
ton, The delegates from tho East
ern states weio presented with souv
enirs by the state grange of Califor
nia. At tho afternoon seaslon, Wor
thy Muster Rrlglium delivered tin
annual address. He strongly favored
further legislation ugaiitst food
adulteration, und lecoinnieitds
greater unity on the part ol
tlioso opposed to Inteiiijtcranco,
and says that the liquor inllueuce
cannot bo broken until there Is such
a combination. There should be,
lies. till, more stringent laws against
blackmail, and to protect Innocent
purchasers of patented Articles, and
the Lotibcqucut annoyance of litiga
tion. The Heuker also referred to
the evils arising from tho abuse ol
the ballot box. Ho favored the
Australian system of voting. The
reports from the different oflleei
wcru received und filed. To-morrow
afternoon an add rem of welcome
will be made by E. W. Davis, mus
ter of the California state grunge.
The response will bo made by
Worthy Muster llrigham.
Moriiu lit Kumua,
Ka.tsah City, November 13.
Dispatches from southern and west
ern Kjiih.is Hlute that u bll
ard Is b weeping over that country.
The wind turned to the north early
In tho evening und brought with It
snow, which In some localities is
drifting badly. At Arkansas City,
near tho Indian territory line, n reg
ular norther is reported. At Syra
cuse tho blizzard is at Its hlght. Ab
illnc reports severe wind and thick
snow.
meki: SNOW.
The Terrlhlo SnaVrlni; In Northeastern
New .Mevleo
Santa Ki:, N. M., Nov. 13. It Is
agnln stormlug to-day along tho lino
of tho Atchlnson, Topekaand Santa
Fe road east of tho Santa Fe spur of
the Rockies, and tlte situation on
tho thickly settled stock ranges In
tho extreme northeastern corner of
New Mexico, bad enough for ten
days past, continues to grow worse.
Tho snow continues to full and now
Itislitllo less than three feet deep.
It has drifted and erusted.and thous
ands of head of stock have perished.
1'irteen or twenty stockmen and
shepherds arc mlsslmr. Tito bodies
of six mon have been recovered,
they having crawled Into snow
drifts and died, ami it is believed
that many more have perished. No
estimate of tho loss of 1 fe and iiron-
erty damaged can now bo made.
Mlioalleetcd district comprises a
region east of Springer, N. M., and
bordering on Colorado and Texas
and tho Panhandle, about sovontv-
llvo miles wide ami twice as long.
Tliero is no general sulleilng among
tho stock of New Mexico, owing to
these storms east of the Glorleta
range.
All coast-bound trains are from six
to ten hours late to-day.
JIMMY HOI'ilT"
Tho Hunk lliirulur Asks to hu Jteleust-il
l'rom l'rlson.
Ni:v Yoiik, Nov. 1.'). An appli
cation was mtido to the General Sea
sions this afternoon for the roleaso
of tho bank burglar, Jimmy Hope,
who Is under indictment lor tho
Manhattan bank robbery in 1878,
and who was recently arrested Just
after his discharge from tho Stato
prison, where lie had completed
lilsscntenco for tho crime- which
caused his arrest in California and
the somewhat famous habeas cor
pus proceedings lu tho California
courts. District Attorney Fellows
said, opposing the motion, that al
though tho witnesses against Hope
in lite Manliatteit bank e.tsu are
dead, and the testimony against
him comparatively valulcv;, still ho
hold tho proceedings were irregulttr.
Tho decision was postponed.
TIIK lli:AHI OK MONT-STY.
A Youni; Man rinds Ml) 1(1 und (lets
H'.'ll nt It.
Saoiiamiin'io, Nov. 11. On Sat
urday last a young uiuu engitued in
plowing on a piecoof unused giouud
belonging to Dave Hudson twelve
miles east of Gait, discoveied some
thing glistening in the furrow at
his feet. Investigation showed that
tho shining substances wore f-0
pieces. Tho young man was of
course highly elated, anil Instead of
doing as most men would have done
he left Ids team lu the Held and re
ported Ills find at Hudson's house.
The fanner went with the young
man to the spot, and a little search
revealed a I It'll Hud. An old can
almost disintegrated with nist was
found and within It was found $1010
In gold. Hudson took the coin
home, and tho plowman plowed
his weary way.
When tho latter reached the
houso after his tlay's labor, Hudson
handed him 5--0 as a reward for his
honejty.
A Oyn-lii-lhn-Woiil Id'pillilh nil,
Wahiiinhto.y, Nov. )'!. In an
Interview with u number of
the leading pottmusteis of the coun
try hero recently, Postmaster-Gen
era! Waiiamaker Is reported to have
it ild: "I tun not a mugwump lu
any sense of the word, gentleman,
out u dyed-lu-the-uool rcpubllcuu,
and I propose to benellt the postal
service by every means that lles In
my power. Still, politic. will have
no efleet lu determining my
course, hut I want to say
to you, democrats ami republi
cans ullko, that there Is a necesity
for radical reform lu the i ail way
mull service. It mutter not to me
If u man can talk till day about
cube und square root, theorems in
geometry and climatic ellects In Af
rica or Asia, so long us lie does not
lliorotigiiiy Know mo section ot
conntrv tliroiiL'h which his postal
car W running. 1 would sooner
have u postal clerk who known
every nook and corner lu his dis
trict limn hiiiiiii tlii'in 1st who cull tell
about ones and geographical cen
ters remote from In onu country,
mill I shall recommend to coiil'Icks
that th civil roivlce exiinilmitlors
be modified to tins extent,"
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