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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1899)
im CASH STORE HOLVERSON'S Eiderdowns For IIouoc Wrappers, DrcHiinjf packs Habit's Cloaks, Jtfankcta in fnct (or any garment from which you want warmth and comfort. a inch white ami colored 25c. 25 inch Fancy colored 60c. 48 inch Main colors 60c. Downaline Comforts and Blankets Full size onmliirtu from fl.OOMi.00 each. I Salem Blankets , Patronize Home Indnctry, Hlnnkets fS.OO to f 10.00. Furs ! Collarette an low high as fM.OO fll.OO and UNDERWEAR! Union Suits Full lines of Onclta, Florence and Melon brands for ladles misses and children. Children's Unions from 35c up, I.udlcs' sires from fiOc up. Indies' flceco lined vests nnd lnnt at 25c each, l'lno wool garments in white, jjray or colors,! 1.00 each. J. J. DALRYMPLE & CO. To Fit All Ages. C'uu le perfectly fltt(l with elum no matter what their defect In at this store. An optician must be prepared and mi dertitaud lion to property do this. I have tliu latent scientific iimtriiiucuts for work of this kind. 1 will only clvu ulaHHoa to those who need them. If your glasses hurt your face In any wav I will Kindly adjust thum for vou if tliuy uro bent or too narrow I will straighten ami widen them. I will do this work free of charge. CH-HINGBS Hye tostod free. SOU COMMKWOIAL ST. Wc NBW BOOKS lUfTf 400 Altemiii 1(1 moe,'J3 cunt eaih. WithChrist S-erlos, by Murray, .15 and 50o each. 300 title of the Morshur 10 inos "Ac eadi. 900 titles of P.' in. of Staudanl Authors, J50 each. CHlv OptiotJeriea JiivoiiiIimi 76c Th Ileuty liooks 60o benoe. Sailor Uoy witli Dtwoy Sorlo "8c. Hhjtory hpaneh-Amcrcau War Jnv mil tmm VOoalsoItiphartl Uirval 'Mn to rmd. UvM Harmn 35c to toad. Mlsck DcHHtls 26a to road, PlANK&raABORN'S CASH STORE JACKETS and CAPES For Ladies and Children Lnrgct Stock In Hnk'ln. MACKINTOSHES nnd. UMBRELLAS. Complete Lilies. Kxtra Wliit'o. Our men'H underwear department in complete and uji-to-diiUj. Kxccllont values in wool-fleeced goods, full eUc, flood leiiKtli 50c each, Solid color wool, wear regular, f 1. 00 quality, to clone. 50c garment. Fluent quality ribbed wool Roods Sl.OOtoS3.50g rment. Ice Not Oiven Away, I cannot afford to plvo Ice away, but am soiling a pure arttolo at a price that 18 within the reach of all. Ouybtai, lot Woiikh. J. MaKitiro, Prop. 0 11 tf CAPITAL, UREWERY HKUK. BOTTLED tf linger A Ueck,Succeiots to SouthSalem Uottltr. Work. All orders forbottlnl lieervvlll Ixi filled At tlio hruwery. Kent on cold storage. Free city ilitlhc-ry. Telephone 3131. Ice Very Neatly Olven Away, Wo can kIvo Ice uwuy, to cnnvlnco you como mid eo how IiIk ii chunk you wet for llttlo innney. Our Ice Ih inunufiic turu from pure distilled wutcr. Cardiol Ico Works, liStf Ki.inuku k llix-K LOST On Commercial, ImjUvcoii Che mcketit and Division, w purse contain itK f-t hikI rliauw. nnder will be rewarded. Leave ut Palrymplo's (tore. 10 17 Iltt WEATHUR REPORT. Tonight and Weduueday proUibly fair. i Big shoe sal? Takes place daily at our More. We sell more shoes than all the rest combined. - Why: be cause we carry the fittest stock, latest styles, best goods at the lowest price. See our I lanan & Son's bhoes, and Dr. Ried's cushion button shoesfor men; Queen Quality for ladies. Our stock is immense. Call see our lines and jjet our prices. shine them free TC ? 275 Commercial St. Salem, Oregon. v BEOS An Appetizing Breakfast Table is the one that is set with our daiutv chop iliilies, out meal eels, coverwl iiiuf. tin duliM, oofTiH) cup aud saucers, and prettily decorated cliiim or Kuglisli inir celulli. chnicn from our liim,l.u. f..t of table wuro. Our lino decorated din. ilOriKiU. tea fcctu ami iliix,. i..ul.. ...... ., tho moat aivetable prxM)nts to the uruiu iiiui II1IUIHIS iiouseKcoplng. SonnemanN, 2i HUto it lVdepUsne 3J ' 4JUlfc PERSONAL AND LOCAL J. II. 'oolle drove to Dallas yesterday. Mm. I). L. Matheny went to Portland this morning. .Mr, j i Green and con went to Portland on the early train. II. 8. Gilo and Harvey Henderwn drove to McMinnvllle today. HoiiWm. II. Holmes is nt Portland to attend Judge Thayer's funeral. II. X.Thiolcon and Miss Kordwlm, returned tolay from taklni; tn Uie ex position. Mr. and Mrs. Itay Oflhort, returned today from taking in the Portland ex position. James McGuire, the Fnlem ice mer chant, drove to Independence yestenlay to visit relatives. State Printer I-eeds expects to Iwe today on a trip to the Klamath coMntry for flh and game. Mrs. Alice Janm, and 'Arthur and Nellie Janon loft this mornlni for Menominee, Wis. Mrs. It. J. Marsh, of Portland, lister of Mrs. P. S. Knight, arrived today to attend the weddliiK. Judge It. P. IJolso Is holding court at McMinnvllle, and probably will not Iw homo until next week. George. Hied, the feed man returned from a week's vlsist lit Portlund. .Mrs. l.ied will return tonight. Mrs. Carrie Welch, of Walla Walla arrived today and is the guest of Mrs. Trimble, her grandmother. Private Willanl Learned from Manila, is coming up from 'Frisco and will reach Salem Wednesday night. Jacob Amslor. Sr. left today to siaml a month' in the mountains at Sweet Home. Ho goes to recruit bin IihhUIi a little. Mies Margaret Kfnray, MIm Krneetine Levy, mid .Mrs. I. L. Patterson were Salem ladffis taking the early train for Portland. Forest Hungers Newt Farrell, I). A. Carter, Will King, Nat Ormsby, and Char. F. Klgin have returned from the Cascade wurvB. Mrs. GiltiKire, mother of J. I.. Gil imire, Is seriously ill with congestion of the lungs at the home of her ton at 2lt, and Chemeketa street. Ohns. Johnson went to Selo today, lie iyn hie win Arable Is pretty con fident of becoming Wink exniMnur, as he has the Wkhig of Toiiuue. Mc- Ilri.lo ami Mitchell. Stato Supt. Acktirmitn is home from u three weeks trip In Grunt, Harney and Malhuur counties. He has uome In physical contact with a great dwil of Oregon In that time. James Skiptoil went out lislay to g..tli er up some horses which he bus pureliut- el from farmers In the virlulty of Salem, for the Soatllo market. ShImiu buyers are constantly picking up heavy draft horses, and Marlon county it Itwmning well known f'r its eisxl sUxik of hwvy horros. TRIPLETS ANDTWINS. Oregon Pioducts Tiavcl on the Same Tram for Halem. Salem offered the unusual night of a trio of triplets ami a pair of twins tak ing the wmie train today the nw Ore gon ttxprestf. Ml wo Dora ami Flora Myera of Scio, who have been the guefcte of Mrs. Thou! Itoth, left for home today. The young ladlus are twins nml Cl. Jeff Myers Is very proud of them. On the same train trnelel Mm. John Wlatt, and her three children, triplet aged twelve two boys and a girl all liandwimo children who left for their bumo lumr Connllis. The young ladle am school teacher ami the triplet at tend one of the district schools of Hen ton county At the Keeil. A New York company preeetited "A Hreach of I'romUw" lust nBht to a good audience. The orchestra uu.ler Prof. Goener had a greattlaal of life uml nwp. wiecomimuy'ii imitHthiu of SooeaMmml was twroileut. The play from a iniwtml and dmiuatic point of view Is a eueeeee and the play Is well tulaptwl to such a homely lot of xople. The next attraction is "A Yenulne Yentlwiwn," by lien Hendricks. He i a roihI oouiwUhh, lias a coal tompo and has prevented Ok Oleewi ami Yon Yon son at Saleiii. In the Suprwno Couit. suite of Oreg.ui, reiKHHhMit, ve. Jake Andrew. npelbiut: pmhI from Waaoo county. Aniiieil ami ulnnlttod. Oregon Umbering Company, roiul ent, ve. I4vi Jottee iiim! llurtt JoHee, np H!laiit apimnl from Wwavu county. Vrguetl aud MiUmltlwI. G. A Itiimluhlt wMrimiHuWy Ml uilttiMl ou motion of K p. MclWiiutck. Kace Won Without wlut the Ye-ln could not win, and If yo( expwt t., run In the race )ou must OHt daily pud mt a wrstsl at the Wonder IteetNuraiit. Salem llttel AmyaU. , Jttuie M IWrry. Umaba; J Hnrack, Mis G i: ltangini. Mu 11 J biuivoii,Sun I'runciMv; J A Ktwney T Wlgman, W I) ti.HMlale, Maurk-e' lr. PtirilaiMl; W I. Ittttchelder. Hlllsboro A J IVLanl, Kuceiie . Walter tscott, Mike MeUiighlin, D II St.. F Sender, Alban , J 1 IMiley, St IVtuI Yew Park Grocery, lias In Uik a large line of tablets uml eupiiliee for rohool. Keeps a full sttK'k of provis ion, groceries uml canned gools. Frvwh goKla ut reas onable prlcoe. 'hylor'i cole bratwl bultei" alwaj-s on hand. Country produce iui'n in wxejMuge. Allen & Bowersox. SALEM VISITORS. People tn the City From Other Towns on Business and Visiting1 friends. W. D. Koff, of Willard, was in today. Curt Hubbard, of Dallas, was over to day. Geo. IMclimonil, of Dallas, wag in town. C. II. lkiuek, o( Macleay, was in town toloy. John C. Johnson, of Garvak, w-ae in Salem today. F. Stopliens, Hotmwell, wn In town today on mjslnese. Hon. David Craig, of Craig's .Ornorfl, wa in town today. C. 8. Morgan, of North IlowStl, wm a Salem visitor today. I.. Martin, of Itickroall, was over to day virttlng friends. W. P. Hleksand M. Hlek, of. Silver ton, were in town today. II. H. Tingle, of Qiiltioy. Columbia county, wa in town today. Mrs. James Koff nml daughter, of Macleay, were in ton today. Mrs. K. I). Cs mid Mrs. I.. II. Iong, oIGrvnls, were in town today. J. G. Wifcon and daughter, Sarah, of Stayton, were in the city today. Mr. and Mrs. James Moore and daugh ter, of Polk county, wore in today. Mrs. Sol Durbln, of Kast .alom, and Mrs. Colts, of Kuger,vere in today. Miss I.illlc Alexander and Mrs. K. Ixindersof llrooks, were up shopping. Mr. and .Mrs. f.. Coppook, of Hose dde, were in town today on bnslnos!. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Klteon, of Sliver ton, were in the city today to do some trading. F. M Hdgar, of Crowley, was In town today trading. Mr. Bdgar is one of Polk county's Mtlld furmors. Mr. and Mrs. Amoi Taylor, of Mae - leav, were in today "to gat Taeohmtod all over," as he put it. F. M. Fresli ami II. I.. Fresh, of Whiteaker, were In town today on busi ness More the county court. Mis Ada Cnso, of Albany, who lias lwen the guest of Mit Klla Long, at & l.ilwrty street, returnwl today. Jerry Wyant, the rustling farmer and IxMiltrymaii, of Marion, formerly of this city, was a bushiest vlstor today. Mrs. Ira llrown, of I.tm Angelox, Oel,, urriveil on this morning's oyerktud, for a visit with bur slstur, Mrs. K. M. U fore. Dr. J. L. Hill, of Albany, was down today to lecture to the loool medloal college. He rewirt an liiunxiK'-l Httnnd- iinee. D. W. Million, of Ifclstem Oregon, a valley pioneer of Til, wunt to Jniiutiou today to visit lihj'daiiglittlr, Mrs. Polly .Million. ' Mrs. I.. M. Jones, who bus buu visit her father In thin city, returned this morutiig to her home In Astoriu vial termer. I Mrs. West Itushtoii, of New-Kirt, ar rived from a Portlund visit to be the guest of her coouln, .Mre. L Wheeler in North Salem. Mr. ami Mr. C. A. llrown, of the San Diego., Cal country, former real dents of till section, are visiting at the home of I.. C. CMvauaugh. Claude Dunn, Uie Delia's confectioner, has located at Ahonleeu, Wn , return ing from there yesterday, lie will clow hi buiinees in Dalle. Mellaril White, of Scott Mills, was in town today, coming down for his daugh ter, .Mis Anna, who ha been the guest of Mis Myru (I race Sperry. ' Mr. l I). Wilson, of Fox Valley, came down via stage to Salem and started tills morning via Meainer for Dayton, where she was railed by the serious Hlnee of Mr. WiUoii' mother. T. Markland, F. Gildoff, and Michael Amlerwn, of Silver ton, were in town today on their way home (mm Dixie, wliero they luid been witli a load of household effect belonging to lid Hall, formerly their ihIkJiImh-. Vm Protection From Cold. You require warm clothing ami bed dhg tide chilly wee titer. Vou will fl ml all you need including Una overooata for, from (I to 7 each ami flue all wool hlaukelM at Frieiluian'e New lUcket. Prank aeorgc 111. Mm. Frank Ueorae of tide city re ceived u telegram Unlay from her hue bend lu Seattle, who U quit III at tlmt pJaee. Mr. George is u jwlnter by trade awl m Ihmhi doing some wwk in tlmt city. Hie family were mmh to Join him there, havlug nmile iireiwrations to move ooti. Mra George leave title evening tor Sesiltle. Our Great Wator King Shoo for Mcd! The one on which wc had such a run last winter which has given unbounded satis faction. Another bitr Jot now overdue Walt for them, 1 iMt. faet black l'nibrliiu bir tvlkool I IV. Mueee tan kohool wcke ilouble eaH, donbh) loiUire, velvet collar, t.50. Itoye' luntvy doubie tetcturo black luaake, with eojie, JI.Wiiih) s Udiw' blue IwiiHetla tiwrk, double texture, double eae, velvet easier, 1.00. Othera at tt.QO, fl.80, 0,M. WIGGINS' BAZAAR, 307 Com. RAOKRT L ------ MU Y. M C. A. NIGHT SOHOOL Synopsis of the Work to Be Performed By the Association This Winter. A comparatively small audience greeted the opening exercises of the Y. M. C. A. night eclioot in their rooms last night. A strong feeling of interest In night schools manifested itself in the young men present. They listened very attentively, and it could be seen that the wonft pokon by the gentlemen who presided over the meeting had pro duced a deep effect. Secy. II. W. Stone, of the Portland Y. M. C. A., opened the program with prayer, followed by Pree. F. A. Wiggins, wlw explained the plans of the institu tion in regard to educational matters, ami gave a few practical examples to show the urgent need of joung men for a good education. Prof. Staley, of the business college, made a few brief and to the point re marks, explaining the jiart he was to perform in the work. He stated that the directors had gone to considerable expense in this matter, and that they stiould receive patronage from the young men of tills city. He said that In his exierloiice in every day life, be came in contact with men who were in great i need of an education. He thought an average scholar should, learn as much in five months of work in the night school, studying three nights a week as could lie performed in two months in a public school. Secy. Stone was next introduied. He seemed well ploaced with the aseocia tion work in this city,, nml compared Silem witli Spokane in relation to nicnt school. He said the young peo ple of Salem showed more interest and scorned more determined to take ad vantage of tbeopiMirtuuity offered them, tlmn tho'o of Spoknne mid other cities much larger than our own. He ex plained ery forcibly that the bread anil 1 butter branches of education were wliat the young men most wanted auoduca tion they might always rely on to fiul and clothes themselves aml.famllies. The literary ami inu-ieal ki r t of the program was unusually Hue. Mrs. Francesco Seley sung a dilllcult Mijirano nolo and was given the applause of the ildienee. Mis talllaiiche iklle r Htm I a piece of proe work and fully ileuioiigmtod that she was a through master of d'lttcult elocution. MARION COUNTY MATTEHS Uuftlne Deing Transacted" House. at the Court IIHKOS I'll.NII. Archie Mason and wife to I.VooM Itav eaux, lot No. !! in Hurst's addition 'to Selem, w. d. W. Hale IleckoUHto mid wife to Uoil(l and Marie Itaveaux, lot No. I and !', in F. Ilurat'saddftioii to Salem, w. d. flOO rtMIHATH, , II. F. Hoiilmin, giianlluu ad lltiim of Mary II. Itabeoek, one of tlw heirs of F. J. Itahaxik, deceasl, bus riled an an swer to the Html account of Mre. Ida M. IUlcock, the administratrix of the es tate, practically Joining force with W. I. Ilalicock lu his objection to mU final account. Jefferaon Myers, admiuUtnitor de IkhiIs iioii, of the estate of A. I). Hisdon, deceufred, . has tiled Ills redy to the ame werof John Hughe, admiuietrator of the tfetute of Seth It. Hammer, deceased, and M. I.. Chamberlain and David Simp son sureties on the liond of the late S. It. Hammer, iimUna a general denial to the allegations of the answer. Buy the Deal. hen ulMiit to select the new stove to keep xm comfortable, reraemlmr tliut cell Will omoforlolilii ruiinonlu.r tlmt nism" 4iu' Is the Inventor of the Air Tight; that hie )wtteni is the Ut. fcowl only by Gray llroe. Gervals Market. MuKluloy Mitchell, thoGorvRl com iiiiiMfeion man, was In town today. He reiwrte nothing doing in taps. Potatoes are fetching SO oeiite, and the crop is Hue uim! largo, turning out from ISO to 'M0 tmsliels to tlw acre, whlcli nys mU than any other crop. Tlie farmera are plowing extensively ami prejeiring to seeil a larjie acreage. Coatefit Ueing WaccJ. Ami to keep yotirlf stotvg ami eipial to the daily buttle you must out well evoked footl as Mrvwl at the White House Ueetaitrant. Moved to iialcm, W. H. Graham, of Fall City was in tovui today looking for a hwiK) to live In. Mr. urahaui Ihw tint rontrait for earrylugthe mail between Salem and Perrydab, via McCoy. He will do a regular xtejlie laisineni and iXHVt to Htake Salem his lieadquaru-r. c . V v . Moa's lUk diaQl cape at JJl.00. macks, with ltoe tan cotton eovett tlouble t' turo velvet collar, IS. 10 SllUick Trteot with m for men. .TKaml f 1.06. Tan Miverie at ).7o S&. SUckera, pants, otl hU ml mb- Iwreto. Ounvvis leKeiukM that uu n ..! on in a soeoMa, iut ute Uttat i . " f :. :-' "T- w. lcK for hi- oyciiois. PRinpc r. j wiiiwwTrmiHTirrtgitrWtrt-- NEW ARRIVALS OF DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING PRBPARB FOR WIKTERJ IVl3ckin.tOsheS wr 'ai"os nn fn KM nt,d Iwys nil sizes in stock. All new stock, no left overs from I year. We nevcrcarry any rubbers or mackintosh goods from ono year to another, finr J"' make them go. r Pn Rubbers, boots and shoes rubber boots and oil clothing, storm Coats nnd niacklnlo-h suits, rubber capes, All new goods and best of stock, and pricos lower than anv in , Salem, ' ouse in OvCtTOat; and tlltf; A good ovorcoat for f 3. Wo have clieajHT ones and better ones. We soil ,.r. WVU l-aia CU1U Ulbierb. coat8 Bt B 2- 1er emU mluction tna nny other 10U8e in t,9 cle " over- SliitS for ?" ?"'' ,nent 'on's putta from H up. Uuyyour clothing of us; our low prices will astonish von w wva.w carry the best quality of all wool gooils, but do not charge fancy prices. ' "' Blankets and COmfortet 6W palraptblanketa to cliooeo from. Allool Oregon madeWonkets at i XJicuin.i: aiAU v,U11UUI icrb thirds their usual price. Save one tl.lnl by buying your blankehof,,,. Trunks, valises, telescopes and hand-bags in great variety Dr V iTOods. V'. caTrJ lar8 ,lnes of dre'8 8fKKl8 linings of all descriptions, bindings, all wool flannels online s " flannels, Hannelotte, wrappers, beautiful linos of capes, dress skirts, muslins, sheetings calico. hosiery, underwear, corsets, gloves, and everything usually carried in a first-class drv goods store. . 10 nnl charge fancy prices, like some stores we know of in this city, but eeli our goods on the lowest possible margin Friedman's New WE PLEASE all our cutomer, for it i bui nes to make one mtistied, and we satisfy all witli our iiiuh grade low price meaN. 5f. EIero 244 Commercial st. MARRIED. . GinSON-Cl'MMINtiS At the First M. K. church, in thin citv, Monday, October 10, 1KI, Miss KllralH'tb Gib son to Thomas J. Cummiiigs, lxith of Lewishurg, Murion county, llev. John Parsons olllciating. HOFFMAN-ALIHtlCH.- U St. Jo sepb's Catholic church, Salem, Or., Monday, October 10, HY), at 0 n. m., .Miss Ilerthii C. Huffman to Frank X. lbrich, 1otli of Salem, Itev. Ilither Gall, O. S. II., of Mt. Angel College, olllcinting. DIED. KMNKSMITII. At the Oregon insane axyluin, Sulem, Or., Monday, October 10, IhlCJ, ntfip. in., Nettle Kline smith, aged '1 yeare. FI.KMING. At her homo, corner of Center and Cottage streets in this city, aU:0 p. m. Oct. Mill, Ida, wife of It. II. Fleming, aged 41 years. Ida B. llollensbo was liom in Greens- berg, Indiana, August 2, 18.V5, and.thore she liecnine the wife of ltnbert Fleming, on March 'ilth, 1S72. For two years tlieieaftoi they lived in Omaha, Nob, going from tltere to Carton City, Nob, where they relded until 1877, when they moved- to Portland, Or. Mr. and Mrs. Fleming lute lieeu residents of Salem since li4), Mr. Fleming being vIce-presMent ami manager of tho Northwest Stove Foundry Co. Mrs. Fleming was a member of the Congregational church, ami one of the leading society ladles of the city. She has Ihhmi suffering for several months from a nervous trouble wliioh Anally CHiiwd her death. Funeral wrvicee will be coiHliiotwl at the resilience by llev. W. C. Kautimr, nt 2-90 I WodneHlav. Oct. 18th. rTml iHlriai ...in ,abB ,.W- i'.!. n.i.i l-..h.... I " '""' "i" cemetery. Uteet shaMs '.n dress and street hats Jntt received. K. Smith, State street. 10 11 lw" . HOTbL ARRIVALS. COTTAOB. U m U Sainiwm, Siiringfleld, III; W S Patee, Seattle. Wn : G W Ashford, Jeew V'S,M".' CU'" l'0'Jii Portland; Don A Smith. Gates, Or: II II Chnn.Ilr. liarxliner, Or; II F Allen, New ben:: Geo W Irvine, IMverMde, Cal, wiuaMHrru. If S Huntington, A S llennett. The J''""; I- Cornelius, Helena, Mont; II. lllair. Santa Fe; J I. Iksckett, Itio Gramle A Utrn Ity ; A C MoKonnon, AnaeomlH, Mont, C K llrown, Dr A Mmtaarelli, W F Jeffries, Charles Hol- ,"ar,.,.T.(:r,,,!e'' J K Smith, A N "smith, V A Ilurbrtiik, II W Stone, Port land . J A Wolf, San Franei.)o. Cameras and Supplies A full and complete line at all times. We carry ALL MAKES, Including the Cyclone Maazlne - Cameras TTho '99 Model Mavuluo Cyclone Camera is the not complete and rauDio ever produced. Developing Printing Finishing )ITT I .A u U. Cameras and Fotographic Equipments Slate Street. tf -' -vl- Bll i ivn I IIIM Racket, Cor. Com, and State sts, vwxnnrmsn9mrxninrrirlnrir t c ..I T Lei cDgiana ana In would 1ms to the war Xa Could not Ikj first-class cigar 3 Aug. Huckenstein, Prop. ns&xrxnsMnririnntnrrmnfrvwfirxnnnrir JUST WAIT! For in less than a week we will Have the finest line of CARPETS -RUGS If you want anything in this line It will pay you to consult.us. F. W. Hollis & Company First Door North of Postofficc. Make Yourself Comfopfable v3 5TEINER & BERGER, 130- Stat? Sf. We have juBt Largest single HATING Ever brought They are the WILSON AIR TIGHT HEATERS. The latest pattern of the best Air Tight Heater in the Market. GRAY some Cor. State and Liberty Sis. Salem, Ore. He buceedj Who Has Success. To luivo niccoss ono mutt ilan and meet conilitioiH. Holtsou tlm iVv mwia Uxilor unioiHiteI iirosont condition). Ho oonvei tins Hxiple would liuvo moro enrnings to spond, ooiiMquoiith' ho bought and lias on v lew a greater va riety and a large etook of stuplo and fancy dry eoods. 5Ir Hobsoii lias beon mirciVMifiil In tnaking wlca to .ill who have patronitod him. Ilia past success oncourasea him to bellevo that if vim and others who want a nice garment to male you comfortable this cool weather w ill come in and oxaniiue tho stock vv hich include ladies' suits, ludiea' canes anil jacLeta.tioyg'and youths' clothing, he w ill bo able to supply yon with the ar ticle that will give jou sutlafaction. W. H. IIobsox. 967 Commeroial street. To cure 1 On'ppt. tttp wuvn, ctpccUlk he fr. and tike ux. iUJe' Kerrine. r. Mllu'Nurro tauten &i lTHInniMMVl T -TV . t , .1 iransuaai war! nothing compared among smokers if (Torona The Cicar Havana Gigars. ut Cbamptoll found in every store. v Buy the "Home" Air Tict.t Stove, and the "Home" Steel Range made at Salem the best Heating- and Cooking Stoves on the market. -tCome and see them and patronize home industry. received the shipment of STOVE to Salem. colebrated AOUKTS The Palace Market ill fill your order for a roast, broil or fry of beef, mutton, pork or 8auape Corned leef, nicely cooked, boned and pressed ready to si ico for your lnuch. We have our own delivery man. iuiir patronage soiititoti. M0YER & EDWARDS, PhontSOSl. 133SUteSt. I)R. GRACE ALBRIGHT OSTEOPATH. Graduate of the American School at Kirksville, Mo. Office. At residence of Mrs. Win. Eng land, 340 liberty St., Salem. 10-I7U BROS '.,'1 r-il