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BY HOKKM BHOTHBRS,
ATUItDAY, DEC. 20, 1890.
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it DAILY LINE TO PORTLAND.
$ STEAMERS
Altona and Ramona
ft LEAVE
J DAILY.
Portland, 6:45 a. m.
W Salem 7& a. in., except Sunday.
iQuick time, regular service and cheap
it ....rates....
M. P. BALDWIN.
" Agent, Salem.
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HOLIDAY
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Gift suggestions that arc clamorliifr
for recognition. Gifts that appeal to
practical donors, iiiukinir. a lasting re
membrance. Purses, card cases, hand-bags, etc.
Embroidered Linen and Swiss hand
kerchiefs. 15c to 32.
Holiday neckwear In all the newest
shapes, 25c. to $1.50 each.
Congo canes, solid silver monntings,
$1 to $2 each.
Umbrellas from 50c. to $10. Every
one a good value.
"Famous" $10 overcoats.
J, J, Dalrymple Co,
Next Week.
We add lire to the flames. Been
having some mighty successful cloak
and dress selling for the past week or
so. Going to give them some com
panynice company.
Here's the Team Jackets,
One-thi nl off. Prollts lost alght ofj
costs to the winds.
Dress Goods Slash,
Thoso immense Hies at 29,39, 49,
and 59 cents are melting like wax In
a furnace. All on the counter plainly
marked,
The white horse of the team 19
Embroideries,
Just decided to throw out the whole
line at sale prices. This is making up
season for muslins and preparatory to
getting hi our now lines we're giving
you some great things.
On sale at embroidery counter.
T. flolversop,
SOCIETY NEWS
At the Capital City and the Valley
Towns,
OREGON PERSONALS.
Fred Piper, of Portland, went to
Albany today.
Rev. P. C Helzter went to Corvallls
this morning.
Senator B F Mulkey, of Dallas, was
a Salem visitor Friday.
Dr. J. A. Richacrdson visited the
Reform school today.
F. W. Powers, of the Salem Water
Co., was in Portland today.
Hon. D. P. Thompson returned this
morning from Portland.
Mrs. M. A. McCauley and family
are in Portland for the holidays.
Fred Davidson and C J Gooding, of
St Paul, were Salem visitors today.
Ernest Lane, of Portland spent
Christmas, with his parents In this
city.
Rev. J. W. and W. F. Klein went to
Portland this morning where they
will deliver a lecture.
Santa Claus, whose home is the
"world," registered at the Cook Hotel
early Friday morning.
Robert and Sanday Scott, of Portland,
are spending the holidays with their
parents Mr. and Mrs. Daved Scott Sr.,
In this city,
Superintendent A L Brown, of the
Salem water Company had a family
reunion and Christmas dinner at
which the family relitives generally
attended.
The Stanford, Glee and Mandolin
clubs will be at the Reed Jan 1st, One
of their songs will be "When Murphy
Kicked the Goal," and Chester "Mur
phy will bo here with them.
E. M. Smith and Hugh Allen of
Eola; M. H. Dement, Myrtle Point; D.
S. Kaln, of Rosedale; J. M. Lewis, of
Portland; and A. L. Wright, of Tan
gent, registered at the Cook Hotel
Friday.
Handkerchiefs,
Kid Gloves,
Slippers,
Umbrellas,
Select your Christmas presents now.
Wo have a fine stock at bed rock
prices,
WILLIS BROS, S. CO,
The Cash Dry
Shoo House.
Court and-Llbcrty.
Goods, CJothlng and
R. A. Uro3san was a Woodburn visi
tor today.
Dr. W. B. Morse was In St. Helens
Christmas.
Mrs. S.-C. Bice is visiting relatives
In Woodburn.
Mrs. W. II. Egan, of Brooks, visited
In Salem Tuesday.
Miss Lela Tarpley is in Portland on
a visit to friends.
Prof. R. A. Heritage left Friday
morning for Chatcanooga, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. James Allison ,ate
turkey at Brooks Friday,
Dr. T. C. Smith, Jr., spent Christ
mas with Portland relatives.
Miss Estella Bishop, of Portland, is
the guest of her brother, C. P. Bishop.
Mrs. R. n. Leabo is in Portland
spending the holidays with relatives.
Montague Lord went to Portland
Tuesday to remain until after Christ
mas. Mrs. A. O. Condlt went to Portland
Tuesday morning on a visit to rela
tives. Mrs. Ira E. Allen and children have
gone to Corvallls to spend the holi
days. E. IT Jackson returned Friday
morning from a business trip to Cali
fornia. Mrs. C. n. Hinges and little son
visited with Portland relatives this
week.
Rey. and Mrs. Wm. Roblnsou of
Turner ate Christmas turkey in
Salem.
Miss Pearl KIrkwood,of Wheatland,
was the guest of Mrs. B. M. Chapman
last week.
C W. Livosay went to Woodburn
Thursday morning to spend Christmas
at home.
Jno. Holman, Supt. of Albany Iron
Works, spent Christmas with Salem
relatives.
Deputy County Clerk Miss OnieMc
Kinney spent Christmas with Turner
relatives.
Mrs. R. S. Bean returned Tuesday
afternoon from a Ylslt with her people
at Eugene.
Secretary of State H, R. Kincaid
went to Eugene to spend the holidays
with his family.
Miss Edith Howard has returned to
Portland, after a brief visit with
Salem friends.
Mrs. A. M. Smith, of Jefferson, is in
the city, to spend tho holdldays with
her daughter, Mrs. W. T. RIgdon.
Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Epley, of Mon
mouth, ate Xraas turkey in Salem.
Miss Minnie Tasker, of the Jeffer
son Public schools, is in tho city for
the holidays.
Miss Mollie Coleman went to Port
land this morning to visit for several
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy M. Poverswcre
in Shedds the guests of Mr. Power's
prrents for Christmas .
Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Thomas, of Tur
ner, attended tho Masonio Installa
tion Tuesday evening.
Misses Alecla and Lillian McElrnv.
of Eugene, were in the city to sdend
tho Christmas holidays.
The Event of fbe Season.
Two Hours With the College Boys,
..The Stanford Glee..
X flnd Mandolin Club. X.
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PERFORMERS, X REED'S OPERA HOUSE
FRIDAY EVENING, JAN, 1, 1897,
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Miss MInnloColwell and Miss Oile
McKInney spent Sunday with rela
tives and friends at Turner.
Attorney W. II. Boise, of Portland,
spent Christmas with his parents'
Judges nnd Mrs. R. P. Boise.
Mrs. J. II, Moorcs and daughters,
Misses Bertha and Carrle'of Portland,
arc spending the holidays In Salem.
Geo. Bushncll came down from
Roscburg Friday morning to spend
the holiday with relatives In this
city.
Mrs. F. E. Hodgkln went lo Oregon
City Friday afternoon to spend tho
holidays. Mr. Hodgkln followed this
morning.
Mrs. Walter Denton, or Portland,
spent Christmas in this city at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
G. Steincr.
Mrs. J. R. Ilinklc, of nubbard, vis
ited for several days this week with
her 'daughter. Mrs. O. L. Darling, of
this city.
Supt. and Mrs. F. R. Anson went to
Portland Thursday morning to spend
Christmas, expecting to return Satur
day evening
Miss Bertha Jones, of Brooks, who
has been attending tho University
has returned to her home owl nj to a
slight Illness.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Towers enter;
talned a number of their friends Mon
day evening atcards at their residence
in South Salem.
Miss Kittle Ilarbord, assistant
pharmacist in D. J. Fry's drug store,
visited with Portland friends a few
days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Martin gave an old
fashioned Christmas dinner Friday at
their home near Macleay when about
forty were present.
Mrs. M. A. Cook left Tuesday after
noon for her home at Los Angeles,
after a pleasant visit with her mother
Mrs. A. E. DInsmore.
Roy Miller has arrived homo from
La Grande, Eastern Oregon, and will
spend the Christmas holidays with
relatives in this city.
Misses Margaret Parkhurst, Cora
Rotan and Ethel Gillinghamtook the
morning boat for Portland to spend a
few days with friends.
Mrs. J. T. Cromwell, of East Port
land, is in the city visiting her niece
Mrs. James Rennie, and brothers
Isaac and Henry Price.
Judge J. J. Murphy went to Port
land Thursday afternoon to spend
Christmas with Mrs. Murphy and
daughter, Mrs. J. A. Giesy,
B. E. Haney and Miss Ina .Still well,
students at the University, left Thurs
day morning for their homes at La
Fayetto to spend Christmas.
Miss Mabel Wiggins, of tho Oregon
City public schools, is spending the
Christmas holidays with her brother
F. A. Wiggins in this city.
Willamette University Collegian
has offered a prize for the successful
orator in the coming local contest, a
gold medal of the value of $15.
Judge J. J. Murphcy returned this
morning from Portland, Mrs. Murphy,
accompanied by Chester, will arrive
up from Portland this evening.
Dr. and Mrs. Dickerson of Portland,
were guests at the home of ex-Gov
Z. F. Moody Sunday, returning to the
metropolis on the following Monday.
Miss Lura Prescott, a teaher of the
Stayton public schools, Is spending
the holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. W. Prescott, of Yew
Park.
On this (Saturday) evening will oc
cur tho Joint installation of officers
for Salem Lodge, No. 4, and Pacific
Lodge, No. 50, A F & A M, at Masonic
hall.
Phil Metschan, Jr., returned Thurs"
day from Palo Alto, Cal.. where ho
has been attending Stanford Univer
sity, lie will spend the holidays In.
Salem.
Chas. "Van Avery, who has been en
gaged In the lunch counter busltiess
in Salem, has gone to Silverton where
he will assist in his father's restau
rant. Last Saturday evening Miss Grace
Van Waffner pleasantly entertained
a merry party of young friends at her
homo on Twentytlrst and Ferry
streets,
Mrs. J. A. Morrison entertains tho
South Salem reading club this even
ing in a study of tho Empress Jose
phine. The club now has twenty
members.
Miss Helen Calbreath, a student at
tho W. U. Music College, went to Mc
Mlnnvllle Wednesday, where she will
spend her Christmas yacatlon with
relatives.
Miss Clara Pooler weut to Albany
Wednesday afternoon via steamer
Albany, whero she will bo tho guest
of Miss Addle Chamberlain during
the holidays.
State Treasurer and Mrs. Phil
Metschan returned Tuesday morning
from Southern California. Mrs. Met
schan was accompanied by her two
daughters.
Chas. B. Hodgkln, of the Northwest
Insurance Co., of Portlaud ato
turkey at the home of his father,
Assistant State Treasurer F. E. Hodg
kln in this city.
Prof Emll Winkler has been en
gaged to servo as organist at tho
FsrstM. E. church In place of Miss
Hughes who has gone to California to
spend the winter.
The concert to have been given in
the Unitarian church Monday even
ing, tho 28th Inst by tho Oregon
Quintette Concert Company, has been
postponed, to a later date.
Dr. J. A. Lyman, of Portland Acad
emy, a college friend of tho groom,
attended the Robertson-Lansing wed
ding Wednesday, and accompanied
the party to the metropolis.
Miss Lydla Johnson and Messrs. C.
P. Bishop and Russell Coleman, who
have been attending the Stato Uni
versity at Eugene, hayo returned to
Salem to spend the holidays with
relatives.
On Monday evening Misses Leono
and Carrio Paine, of the Stato In
sane Asylum, gave a party in honor of
their guest, Miss Rosalie Friendly, of
Eugene, who returned home Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. John Hughes and daughters,
Misses Gcnivlovc. and Ethel, and
Mrs. F. W. Waters and son Northup,
loft via 11 o'clock overland Thursday
night for California, where they will
spend the winter.
On last Saturday evening, Ira
and Landic Hamilton entertained a
numberof their young friends at their
home on High street. Games and
other amusements were heartily par
ticipated in, and a delightful time
was had.
T. E. Murphy, formerly engaged In
newspaper work In Salem, but for sev
eral months of San Francisco married
on the 1st inst, Dr. Mary Leonard, of
Oakland. At present Mr.and Mrs.Mur
phy are residing at Oakland.
Wm. Aiken and Frank Scllwood ar
rived in the city Tuesday evening to
spend the holidays with relatives In
Salem. The young gentlemen have
A BAD BREAK'
IN
CrocKeru
Until January 1, wc will sell
all tabic ware, China and glass
ware at Runious Prices, Never
so much sold as this year, and
the balance goes at a song.
Groceries BeoVRock,
SONNEMANN,
124 State St.
BUSY Tffiiffi
At tho appointed hour MlM Jcasle
Breyman executed the lnltlal;bars of
tho wedding march and tho wedding
party assembled in the parlor. Mr.
Clarence Hamilton and Miss Jessie
Stump acted as best man and brides
maid. Tho bride was supported by
her father, Mr. n. Stapleton and was
followed by Mrs. Kitapleton and her
son, Harry B. Tho Episcopal mar
riage service wag annonunccd by Rev.
Wm. Magnan of St. Paul's Episcopal
church. The bride wore a gown of
muslin d'solc over rich whlto Bilk and
carried a bouquet of whlto chrysan
themums. Miss Stump was attired
In white and had pink chrysanthe
mums. Mr. Baumgartner wore tho
conventional evening dress.
Following tho ceremony and con
gratulations, a sumptuous wedding
aupper was discussed.
Music ;and dancing followed and
only at a late hour did tho wedding
party separate.
Mr. and Mrs. Baumgartner have
gono to housekeeping in a neat resi
dence adjoining that of Mr. Stapleton
where they will soon bo at home to
thcln friends.
Tho bride is the only daughter of
of Mr. and Mrs. H. Stapleton and is
a handsome and accomplished young
woman. Mr. Baumgartner Is the
popular assistant cashier in the Ladd
& Bush bank. The newly wedded
couple has the warm congratulations
of a host of friends.
INVE.N
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Watch tor Special announces
ent
MONDAY
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futinzs
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"The best made," In bulk, you can get as much as you want. Sweet
Pickles also In bulk. Boiled elder for mince pies. Figs, cheap at 10 cents a
pound. We have some extra large, fat mackerel that will tempt your appetite
flflRRITT i" LAWRENCE,
P, O, Grocery
Agents for "WorloVBeater" Soap'
257 Commercial si
30CT1
New, Plain and Plaid
SUITS
JSCJust Inig
Selling SciMings Best
tea pays: you like the tea;
you like the grocer that sells
the tea; you buy more
tea and everything else.
A Schilling- & Company
San Francisco
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been attending the California Dental
College at San Francisco.
At the home of Centennarian Dur
bin, on nowell Prairie, there was an
enjoyable Christmas reunion. Forty
four were present and Friday evening
there was a tree from which many
beautiful presents were distributed
among the happy throng.
On Tuesday evening tho Second
Regiment band serenaded tho
newly elected city officers at tnelr
respective homes. In making
the rounds of the city, the
band also discoursed sweet music be
fqre the residence of State Treasurer
Phil Metschan, who had just returned
from California.
Prof. W. F. Werschkul, of Portland,
has been secured by the Salem Choral
society, to servo as conducter during
tho absence of Prof. Heritage. The
work of the society will be prosecuted
with great interest, and more classical
music from this excellent company of
vocalists may be expected.
Mrs. and Mrs. G. P. Lltchlleld Fri
day celebrated tho thirtieth anniver
sary of their wedding. During tho
day an elegant dinner was 6erved and
those partaking of tho same were:
Mr and Mrs GP Litchfield, Mr and
Mrs FR Smith, Mr and Mrs H F
Smith, Mr and Mrs James W Watt,
Mr and Geo W Watt, G C Litchfield
of Portland, Mr and Mr Steve San
ford, Mr and Mrs Geo O Shirley, Mr
and Mrs Jos Schindler, Misses Lizzie
Watt, Clara Smith, Mollie Dunlap,
Cora Litchfield, Gertrude Litchfield,
Helen Litchfield, Alma Watt, and
Messrs Charles L Watt, Charles !L
Litchfield, Frank Litchfield, George
Litchfield, Elbert Watt, Frabritus
watt, Joseph Watt, Carlton Shirley
uuu juu pa A-mno ocuinaier.
STAPtaJTOM-DAUMQARTNEIl WEDDING.
At 8 o'clock Wednesday evening, at
tho homo of Mr, and Mrs. H. Staple-
ton, JSo. 48 Center street, corner of
Front, occurred the marriage of Miss
Ada Stapleton to Mr. Jos. -Baumgartner.
The resldenco of Mr. and Mrs.
Stapleton was beautifully decorated
with ferns, palms, potted plants,
mistletoe and choice chrysanthe
SUDURABAN WEDDING.
On Thursday Dec. 24, 1896, at the
horn eof the bride's parents, east of
Salem, Miss Catherine Lansing was
united In marriage with Mr. James R.
Robertson, of Forest Grove,
The ceremony was performed by
Prof. Bates, President of Pacific Uni
versity at Forest Grove, In the presence
juontinued on second page.
Hides Tanned. A. Ottke, who
lives at tho corner of Cbcmeketa &
13th steets, is prepared to tan and
clean all kinds of hides and rugs at
fair prices. First class work. e. o. d.
"I V i . -t 1 -i 4 1
uotit buv old p'oods wnen vou can
get new at a lower price, In mackintoshes
and gents' underwear we have the largest
assortment in the citv. and at the lowest
prices,
IQOUEfl WM
Seven Months With Fever.
"Wonderful Recovery of Health.
Mr. Balrd'a rapid nnd marvelous recovery
from a mere skeloton to his normal weight
iSLJEES.'kv was surely theuUtttoftho
grandest strength-giving and buildlng-un
medicine nvnrnrnHii.oH ,.i. 6 "
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Dr. Wiles' Restorative Nervine.
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JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in groceries, paints, oils,
window glass, varnishes, and
the most complete stock of
brushes of all kinds in the
state, Artists' materials, lime,
hair, cement and shingles, and
finest quality of ;rass seeds.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
C H. MACK,
- DENTIST. -
Successor to Dr. J. M.Kwot,.oUa
icfesiinMjrtHM
Corner. Salem. Or,
operations at moderate
in especial iciiurai,
DEPOT
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WANTED .At once loo choice fat turkeys,
To be delivered on or before Tuesday, De
cember 29 C. T. Doty, 94 Court street.
FOUND., One purse, contalng some money,
sy cai,
Carter at Oregon School for Blind.
Owner can have same b;
calling on J. L,
24 3t.
PRUNING of all kinds,
seeding lawns, etc
i!iunvMiNr:
(Tiflftinf. pradint? and
First class work. Call at second house north
I of Marion on Thirteentn street or address by
'postal I. D, Hetrick, Salem, Or. 12 91m
J. n, Baibd,
MSTI,11!'?. ? t?.y?u 9
ftkhSi8l& wlth typhoid fever ani I laid
J,?K-for 8e7en months. After getting
udrdMS.Sr.X.f M thn' nervous an 3 1 tired!
?..r 1 not re.Sln my lost strength. I tried
BffftlJ5EE.r?tM medicines, and finally,
5J2fJT,Aa7Ll,K heeu "lucod in weight tolM
KhJdga,n trying your .nfciTfne, and at
22l?Sain.lmPrOTB' Was anally entlrdw
ta??;,aniitla?Jc,m I never "felt bet
SlTi. i.1 By "t9K anl weigh 270 pounds.
Siflamy normal weight, aa I tneasure
0 feet 6tf Inches In height." iou
South Bend, Ind. j, n. BAIBD.
ur. Hues-Nervine Is sold on a nositlva
benefit.
forfS, or
FOR RENT Eleven acres adioininc the
Indian school, at Chemawa. five acres of
garden land, good house, bam and well
water. By month or year for low cash rent.
Address Box 145, or apply at G,W.Pearimne,
two miles north of town on river road. n.25tf
Telephffife.-
T. H. HAAS,
WATCHMAKER AND JW
MakesaspUltyoffine'
"nomas clock, "' 1
Orders 1
CARPET PAPER Large lot ol heavy
brown wrapping paper for sale cheap. Jus
the thing for putting under carpets. Call a
journal otnee
WOLZ'S MARKET
T.'..j ,!,!, the atoieMf
urucrs uit-" ."-- , t, jeen;.
receive prompt attention and ,
Trucks and drayi um .""&
State and Commercial iWH. "L911
ons at all trains ana ."? , , fcrt
businr $$ we wi rr. j ecu,
landling floor, ff-a,t
with our I
store . Handling niw, --,
... ,i,onni feed, straw, ty,M
the lowest caib prices. ciVAGEi 0
rnone 00.
W0LZ & MIESCKL Proos.
Dealers in all kinds of fresh and salt meals
Lard in bulk, 7c a lb. Cheapest meal in the
own. Try them. 171 Commercial st.
Up town shop near car barn on btatc st.
Forthe Holiday
Bigstockof toJgStf!
kindsbof chinawareandnoreK
of silk handKercB."'. - ;
tire stock to close out-iEW(NOSiAsG
Under opera house.
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Dr. Miles' Nervine RKSkh
JAPAN TRADING Co.
208I COMMMERCIAL ST., SALEM.
Finest bamboo furniture, Japanese Curios,
I toys etc, For Holidays. Only Jap"
store in town Will be sold especially cheap
for Christmas trade. Lowest prices ever
offered for best stock in this line. 12 12 im
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