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FOR YOUR
The most popular Xmni! gift, endless
variety and nit prices.
Fur
Bos aud collarettes. Bargains in
every fur garment at 30 per rent off
regular prices. ,
Stock Collars and Ties
of Liberty etlbn, satins, velvets etc.
Pillow taA Covers
14, 10, nnd 18 Mnare with fancy
covers.
Popular Dress Goods
Wool soloils black silk warp Henri
ettas Venetians nil colors, Scotch
plaids etc. etc.
CASH
STORE
HOLVERSON'S
OOl COMMKROtAL ST,
sfl Holiday stock
f For Young
f WHERE USEFULNESS COMBINES WITH NOVELTY TO
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MAKE THE REMEMBRANCE
THESE PRACTICAL TIMES WHAT IS MORE ACCEPT
ABLE THAN THESE:
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FUR COLLAHKTTF.8
TAHLULINKNB
DATII ROHKB
LACK CURTAINS
POHTIKHE8
MAOKINTOBHF.S
FANCY COM US
HlLK WAIST PATTERNS
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- Remnant Sale Now On
I.J. DALRYMPLE & COMPANY i
Remnant Sale Now On
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HorCliristiDas Present
WATCHES
CHAINS
RINGS
At prices lower than over. I have
Uken' special pains in selecting my hol
iday goods, andean iwsltlvuly say I
have- iwulcoallno of Cold and Silver
novelties hh evur came to tho city. Be
fore buying call and see them, no
trouble to show them. Every article
marked In plain figures.
Optical U'Kxbi a speciality.
O.H-H.INOB3
WATC115UKICII, JKWKI.KII AND OIITICIAV.
8BO COMMUHOIAb HT.
WEATHER HEPOnT.
Tonight and Friday rain or snow.
Cold period commencing.
Great Reduction on Msckintoslws
For men and boys. You have the
best part of tho rainy season yet to use
thorn in. This Included all grades from
tho choanal to our IhjsL Wo want to
close them all out. Now's your chance.
Notico tho reductions below -iS
05 lino all oM block reduced to. ft 75
5 -'5 lino all wool brown reduced to 4 25
4 70 fine all wool brown covert
cloth reduced to II B5
.'I 05 all wool black tricot reduced to 2 t5
3 40 all wool black reduced to. . . . 2 75
1 30 black cotton twill reduced to. 1 00
Hoys' all wool black mackintoshes
reuular nrlcu 13. reduced to
2 50
1 00
will
Hoys' $1.25 black cotton reduced to
These uru seasonable gooils aud
kiivu vou mouev. It'll not bo necessary
to wait till spring to buy your mackin
toshes at reduced prices this year. Now
York Racket. 13 J lw
Eugenie Ulalmt balem.
Miss Blair (with n largo company of
her own) arrival on the early train and
will present "A 1-ndy of Quality," ut the
Recti tonight, for the llrst time in Nu
loin. In spite of bard times and the
low prlcool ull our main crops, she
should bo greeted with a good houso
and sent away from our city pleasant
recollections. Miss lllalr Is more than a
good actroHH. She is an artist, a society
woman of Washington. 1). 0 , where
tho maintains u beautiful home.
Miss Jllu.tr has surrounded herself
with a most capable company, each of
whom Is especially suited to the parts
in which they are cast. As tho heroine,
Miss Blslr oiti find no inoro titling ve
hicle for tho display of her emotional
talent, which she ikwscssos to mi extra
ordinary dei;reo.
Like nil true artists, MIm lllalr'.
method are the simplest, and while
her art is oi n high order sho so iwrfcct
ly employs it as to mako her character
ixatlou real, and in her case art never
had a mow beautiful surrounding. She
is beautiful lu dice and tlguro; tall aud
graceful, which together with her sweet
womaullnes.1 and trno conception esiH-o-tally
lit her for the character.
Prepaio for Chrtsim.
Christinas is near at hand and mince
pies and "plum pudding will bo In de
mand, ou will Itnd tho llrst class
Hour, mince meat, fruit and ull the
luxuries you need to prcjuiro the leant,
at Branson & Rugan's. 12-lbeod
SALEM'S LEADING STORE.
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(ES inc Lcnucn
Bl'Y PRACTICAL CHRI8TMAK PRI58KNTS!
Jwwlru; at) tmmenso new Hue
WT iwf Mi window for prices.
OUR LINK IS
Am tJl littkiaMtttHohed handkerchief
ur Tuauttr 0fati t II cannot bo equaled for Iom than JI.W.
i1 rmf Immnsirt OWhm nud Utusswuiv. Wo can ae you money on ull Itmw.
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MONEY
Cannon's Perfumes
Very ncccptablo for Xtnai Perfumes,
Ponders, Jxtions, and Waters.
Jackets at 1"4 off
Capes at 20 per cent discount.
Mackintoshes
will bo closed out at 1-5 off cash
prices.
COMH8
ELASTIC HLLTS
CIIATKLAINli HAGS
HBLT8 AND HUCKLKS
HIHHONS
Umbrellas
CASH
STORE
and Old
m
A LASTING ONE, AND IN
X
FUROAPF.8
FUIt SETS
HANDKERCHIEFS
GLOVES
UMUKELLAS
POCKET HOOKS
FANCY HOSir.ltY
NECKWEAR
JEWELItY
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GOLD DUST
FLOUR,
Madojby
Sldnoy I'owor Co.
Everysack .guaranteed. X
Made from old wheat. In
quire of your grocer, or tele
phone No. 51. u.3iMi
JT
kavsjkCsuKnotsnksvn
mt sprj
Is making moun
tains of Candy for
Xmas these days,
and as usual will
have the finest as
sortment at the
lowest prices.
ft) IK Statu St
CAPITAL
BREWERY
UKliK.
UOTTLKU
Kllnger Ueck,Succestors to UouthSalem
Uotthr.Works,
All orders for Imttled beer will bo filled
t the brewery. Kept on cold storage.
Freo city delivery, Telephone 2l.ll,
Do You Like Mince Pie?
Wo sell Tlilux mince meat. Clean,
fruity aud us "giMMl as mother usisl to
mako," Hold only in bulk, you buy as
much us you want.
12 12 I W llllVNHO A. lt.UIAN.
Oregon Prue Winners,
lu the Youth's Companion's Amateur
1
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i'hotographlo I'ommititiou last monlli,
ICdgar Felloes, of Portland, Oregon, won
the urand nrUe u sliver wise, and aho
the llrst prUe of forty dollars. His
contribution Is a set of live plutinntypcs
"A iiigiimiiii rtiiepnunr is given iiign-
est rank us a iiortralt, and in creative
art "The Murchiuiiuss" Is considered
hlsbcst work, In this competition, In
which there were fourteen huudrtHl
comHtltors aud thousands of pIcturuH,
Mrs. Wiggins, of Kulom, Oregon, took
tho socoud prue In tho woman's class.
Tho llrst was awarded to Mrs. Emma
Farnsworth, of Albany, New York Pa
cllle Monthly.
From the uIkiui it will he keen that
Mrs. Wiggins ranks high among Amerl
can's amuteur photographers. The
numerous prises received by the talent
nrtist In this country aud abroad are a
compliment to the young woman oi
which our olty can feel JuMly pnmil.
Msny Fancy Articles,
Cheuiel stand aud table covers, laee
curtains, bed spreads, luMihmtnrH, babv
hoods, suspenders, gloves, ties, nil klnd
of handkerchiefs from 2 for 5e, 5e, IX,
and upward hung upon hoops, tlmy tHiii
Iki easily seen. Racket prlcus on every-
thing,
JMeasoeall aud see us at tm
New York Racket
V" A sT f l1.
TWO
STORES
of muslin underwear at very sinvlul
CO.MPLLTH.
for 6c; linen and embroider) from lOo
Genuine Celluloid
Mirrors and manicure sets al
Fry's Druo
These elegant goods will be sold in cases or
singly. Also all the new and popular perfumes.
Xmas nurchasers will not be disappointed in
looking over our Holiday stock which is the
newest, best and cheapest to be had.
310 Commercial St.
MAGERS SENTENCED,
He
Still Loudly Protests That
Will Die An Innocent Man.
He
Ilia Counsel Shows it Was Im
possible lo Oet ll Fair Trial By
Jury.
At 0 o'clock Wednesday morning
Judgo lluruett Heutenced W. (. Magers
for the murder of Ray Sink, to lm han
ged on February 2, HKX).
Tho sentencing of Magers was atten
ded by noojccitcmonlnordemoustratlon
of any kind, the sentence having been
pronounced and tho case filially dis
posed of before tho town was astir. Tho
court instructed Sheriff Van Orrdoll to
bring Magers into court tho first thing
in tl.o morning.
When asked if ho had anything to say
why sentence should not bo pronounced
upon him, Magers aroso to his feet nud
in n clear voice addressed tho court as
follows;
"You can pass sentence on mo and
tako mo out and hang mo but you hang
uu Innocent mnn. I am innocent of
taking any man's life."
While accompanying Magers back to
ids cell, Sheriff Van Ordsell, said to tho
prisener:
"Magers, you have oxhauscd all of
the legal processes in an ollort to save
your life and there Is little probability
that executive clemency will lo exer
cised in your behalf. I ndvlso you to
prepare for eternity."
Tho convicted murderer who has pre
sented ids usual nervy and collected
front since the recent decision rendered
by the siiprmno court was apparently
unconcerned at tho remarks of Ills
custodian. After u brief pause, how
over, in a very coo! anil deliberate man
uur ho replied:
"You do not nlm lo say that on tho
second day of February you will take
mo out and murder me, do you?"
"I shall follow out the dictates of the
law in tills matter," said tho sheriff.
"I am not the Judge and lmvo not any
choice lu the matter."
"Well," defiantly retorted the con
demned man, "my blood will forever
curse every man who has u hand In this
matter. I have no preparation to make.
1 am more ready to die than most men
who make confessions. I am as much
prepared to die today as I will lw on
February 2d."
Sheriff Van Orsdell has doubled his
guards ami will loterelso every precau
tion to prevent tho possibility of tho
prisoner cheating tho gallows. A con
stant wutch is lsilng kept over Magers,
a night and a day watch being employed.
The men employed in this capacity are
West Morrison aud John Grant.
MAOIlll's (l)UNHKI, TALKS.
Theie lias Imjoii some reports circulated
(jointly to tho effect that leceutdls
eloiurosW'ould have thrown a different
light on some of the State's witnesses
in the case of tho State vs Magers. A
JotmN.vi. re(H)rter undertook to trace
them down in the interest of fairness
to tho State and to tho defendant.
When Inquiry was maduof Magers'
counsel, living In Salem, he answered
that be was always opposed to news-
painrznulbleity. He said, "ion are
well aware that I have accused, lu Court,
the new spuers with lelug rcsouslhlo
for all the public sentiment which
was worked up against Magers, aud I
have deprecated that indicy as Iteing un
wise and contrary to our system of
jurisprudence, ft has a tendency to
disqualify ctmiH)tout jurors, aud even
swerve the Judicial mind." He said
that he had no doubt tho newspaers of
Salem hud beou largely Instrumental lu
adding to tho Intense notional state
ments of Individuals. Many men have
said: "1 believe that he is guilty,
though I know nothing about tho testi
mony." Tho testimony was altogether
circumstantial, aud the eircumstuuees
were not of u very convincing nature.
The testimony of the Polk county wit
ness, who they claim saw Mager and
Sink driving on tho road at u quarter
IMHt sundown, which was practically
nbont (1:!(0 o'clock on that even
ing, iljil not eorrosMmd at ull
witli tho testimony of a Mr.
Keeler aud his nephew who testi
fied that the team and buggy was not
taken from their stable on that evening,
by Sink and Muger until half past
7 or 8 o'clock. This wus certainly the
strongest oiroumetnuco which the state
rolled upon. Tho wituuns only got a
glim 10 of tho arties ho claimed to
idsutlfy as they drove rapidly by him In
in the twilight, as he expressed it. They
talk about his riotous living in Portland,
but the state did not prove that ho in
curred liabilities during the week that
lie was there, boyond f 21 or fWu
Yew Park Grocery.
CSlvSNCvSCviSviNGNSI
ft Fresh Oregon
M .. lut.1. ,I.M,W
Ruck-
f ?ntlil,orri.ii.
ft Mplosyruiilubu!k.
V butter alwMva on hand.
SJ
Allen & Bdwersox
Hair Brushes, Combs,
Store.
Hoalso stated that inasmuch as the
matter had passed tho courts, ho felt no
Inconsistency in catling tho public at
tention to another matter which he
seemed to think was important. It is a
fact that tho proqecutionnrellcd in the
last trial very much on tho testimony of
n Portland detective by tho name of
Harry. The said Harry wa not n wit
ness on tho first trial; on tho second
trial he sworo that after tho defendant
hud been arrested at tho Olobo by De
tectives Ford and Cordono, ho went
down expecting to mako tho arrest him
self, but found the man already
in custody; whereupon they nil
walked to tho headquarters of Chief
of Police, ho, Harry, being directly on
one side of Magers, Ford directly on the
other, and Cordanoabout two steps Iks
hind. Now, whilst thus occupied, tho
witness stated that ho said to Magers,
"When you killed that man and stink
him in the river, you did not think ho
would over rise" Where upon Magers
answered "What! did ho rlso? When
did tlioy find him?" Hoth Ford and
Cordauo were immediately presont.
Neither of them testified to have heard
the language, or anything liko it; thesa
gcntlomeu lmvo not been heard fron as
yet, hut tho counsol stated that Sheriff
VanOrsdel, of Polk county, has told him
since the second trial that he asked
Hurry why bo did not dlscloso theso
facts before tho first trial, nnd ho re
ceived tho answer that a detective vas a
dam ncd fool to go on tho witness stand.
Tho sheriff then asked him why it was
that Ford and Cordano should not have
heard tho remark, aud Harry answered,
"Ford and Cordnno went down on the
streetcar, nud I walked down with
Magers alone. There can bo no question
about tho integrity of Sheriff VanOrs
del; it is strange, howuvor, that ho
should have withheld this lmportnnt fact
until after tho second trial was over.
Taken altogether, tho attorney Hinted
that ho had entire confidence in tho In
nocence of his client; that he believed
public sentiment wns inllatned on ac
count of tho atrocity of tho offouso; that
it seemed natural that people should
think some one ought to bo punished,
.and )erhapH, so far, It may Isj-thoy have
proven a Dottor case against .Magers
than anyone else, but the circumstances
rolled ii)oii weru altogether flimsy and
lusulllclcnt to carry conviction to a right
thinking mind. The only consolation
to bo derived from tho unfortunate re
sult, if consolation It may Ins called, Is
that ho is not the llrst victim to nn uu
heathy and inflamed public sentiment.
The Way to be Happy
Is to make your children happy, you can
do that by buying your Christmas toys
ntTlie Fair Store, n cor load of Holt
Iduy ihmhIs for overyliody. Our Holiday
goods nro not all ou paper, but wo have
tliem. They aro paid for, we will share
them w Itli you for n very little inonoy.
Yours for Hargnlns,
Tun FaiiiStoiik
DIED.
RICE.-At the homo of A. I). Pettljohn
six miles southwest of Salem, Oregon,
Wednesday, Pocomlior 13, 181(9, at 10
a. m, John Rice, aged 10 jcars, of
consumption,
Deceased was a brother of Mrs. Pet
tljohn, and has long been nsufferer witli
the disease to which he succuiiiIhmI.
Tho funeral will lm held at 1 o'clock
Ih Is afternoon from the Pettljohn rest
deuce. Interment will be held in
Rural cemetery.
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ILOOKIN0I
m Is Turned Into Buying. -
S Kroni now mi Il'h lively work with
X but it.s business now. You will need to make hasto with your purchasing
to get your pick of things. Extra help to wait on the trade.
Como Foranoons
ALBUMS
PURSES
MIRRORS
TOILET SETS
DECORATED
CHINAWARE
HANDKERCHIEFS
FINE LINEN TOWELS
SILK MITTENS
Bonaz Embroidered
Shams
Squares
Sosrfs
Tidliw
i
3 Men's Gloves
his.
Lined aud viuliucd Mocha
Knit wool and cnslimoro
s Men's Slippers
Store Open
3 -
Miss Welch has a largo lino of
religious literature on sale here,
including Sheldon's works, Cook's
.V tmoks. The Moody looks. aud
scores of othir popular priced)
ones.
WIGGINS' BAZAAR, 307 Com,
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Santa Claus
It is not all gold that glitters, neither arc our holiday goods all on paper,
but we have tlio largest stock of nice toys in tho city and plenty of good accomo
dating clerks to show you around, whether you como in the forenoon or afternoon
YOUKS FOR BARGAINS
PERSONALS.
Frank Hakcr has gono to Portland.
Miss Hattlc Rafter has gone to Asto
ria. Mrs. Hal Pat ton went to Hubbard ou
a visit.
Mrs. Dr. A. K. Pierce went to Port
laud this morning.
Mrs. Q. A. Rockwell, returned from
Portland last night.
Geo. D. Goodhue, tho butter and
Ioultry man, has gono to Eugene.
State Treasurer Moore and wife, took
a Hying trip to Portland yesterday.
State Printer W. II. Leeds and Mrs.
Leeds returned from Portland last even
ing. Mrs. Doc. Gibson went to Cunby this
morning to see her sister who!srcortcl
very HI.
Mrs. A. F. Moore, accompanied by
her grandson, Sherman, went to Port
land this morning.
Mrs. Win, Wright, of Orogon City, Is
tho guest of her brothers in this city, tho
Kratihso Uros., for a few weeks.
Mrs. P. J. Ridings who 1ms been vis
iting her daughters who aru attending
school returned to her homo at Mark
ham, Clackamas Co. on tho 4:14 last
evening.
Mrs. Anna Nichol, manager of tho Pa
cific Postal Telegraph company, leaves
today for a two weeks' holiday visit with
her mother at Puyallup, Wn. C. M.
I.ockwood will have charge of tho ofllco
during her absence.
Thos. Kay, with his wifo and daugtcr,
Mrs. C. P. Hlsliop, left Friday noon for
San Jose, California. Tho party was
accompanied by Kuguno Waif red. If tho
weather Is not favorable lu Sail Jose,
Mr. Kay and Mr. Walfred will journey
on to Pho'iilx, Arizona Ashland Tid
ings. Food Necessary to Life,
As without food one cannot live it is
iuqiorlant that you obtain tho lest as
cooked and served at Tho Whito House
Restaurant.
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SHOLJIDAY GOODS
We present our stock of goods to the attention of tho people
with tho assuranco that it is not surpassed in extent, char
acter or low price.
Make your selections
Now for the Holidays,
TOILET WARG, DESK GOODS, NOVELTIES.
EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS IN SILVER AND GOLD
GOODS, SOME NICELY JEWELED.
ALSO FINE LINES OH WATCHES AND DIA
MOND GOODS.
See our Guaranteed
$15 Gold Filled NrVatches,
Sterling Silver Umbrellas and Walking Sticks. Give us
a call. Wo can savo you money, as we buy in largo quan
tities and direct from the Munufarturers.
S- W- THOMPSON
HHONB 1UOI.
us. Recti lively enouuh all the tlmo. I
Whon You Can,
Inafnts' Knit
Hooties
Sacqiio
Hoods
Mittens
DRUMS
TOY TRUNKS
DOLLS
TOYS OF ALL KINDS
GAMES
BOOKS
TOY CARPET SWEEPERS
BATTLESHIPS
JACKK-NIVES
BALLS
RUBBER GOODS
MECHANICAL TOYS
BLOCKS
TOY SAD IRONS
MUSICAL TOPS
WOOLY DOGS
TRAVELING TURTLES
TOY COFFEE MILLS
DOLL KITCHENS
Evenings
Tho little steam railaoad in south
window will le in operation in
today at 4 o'clock and alj
7 p." in. Let the little lolkc
tee it.
Headquarters
m
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Rain or shine, holiday, Sunday or
weekdays makes no difference to a
man's appetite. He wants tho beBt to
bo had at all times and that's why so
many patronlzo the
White House Restaurant
IOO Stnto at., Salem, m1
SI. Elmo Restaurant,
244 Commercial St., Salem
GEORGE PROS., Proprietors.
Battle Fought, Victory Gained,
This could not have Ikmmi done unless
the troopi lind been well fed and if
you expect to win on the fight each day
you must get good food as served at tho
Wonder Rcstnurant.
Stage of the River.
Tho river stands at 23 feet 5 Inches
above low water mark.
Modern Woodmen Attention!
Tho Oregon Cedar Camp No. 6240, M
W. A
.A. will assemnie tuts evening,
will assemble this evening
Do-
cember I4th. In Foresters' nail, 'lurnor
block, corner Ferry nnd Commercial
streets. Regular meeting. J. M. Chase,
V.C.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
COTTAOK.
E E Wenbnn, S. F. Cal., Mrs F J
Roberson, Miss Elllcen Roborsou, Lo
Angeles: E J Stewart, Geo F Coan, V
II Martin. Cln., Ohio; L Townsend,
Wheatland, Or.
wnx.vMirm:.
Miss Eugene, Hlalr with company of
thirty iH'ople; S O Muger. Cinn'. Ohio;
II II Sill, DrA Muwarville, Portland;
Charles Dellarins. S. F.; R Wlnkalinun,
St 1mis, F A MciikIl-s, Henry l.ang,
OOsburn, TIioh Collibon, 0 W Law
ranee, Portland; Goo A Hovls, J 0 Will
iams, C A Holt, Sam J Jones, James
J Dennis, San Francisco; K E Robbins,
McCoy. Ore. E F Sharp. Tho Dalles;
Elmer E Smith, New York; Chns A Dee,
Salt Uko City.
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HOOK8ELLKR AND
STATIONER.
j Offers spnial price ou
Art
Calendars
Our stock is now full and
complete, all styles and
prices.
Tiftatllfir PtOnflS Fio embossed
v uvvuw cuf nmj ua,.
imjxos; nurnt leainor cases; calling
card cases; jiocket Iwoks.
Medallions Kino H1r'mHa,,ion-
wuuumviiu over tlfty subjects to
select from. Ungfelfow, Whlttier,
Schubert, Ila.idell, Haydn Ten
nyson vtc.
Silver Novelties A ,arK Hue
uuiin AivivuuiiJ silver noveltle.
Darners, nail and tooth brushes,
envelope openers, glove aud shoo
buttoners, Era-rs, Ulotters, Hat
unisitesoic
Writing Paper and b-vu.
n ij -tT tionery In
Gold Pens fant;' boses' ,,io ic
uviu auuo gold jiens und holders,
aer knives, steel craws, fancy
ink stands.
Brush and Comb Sets Si,rtXt
sets are now full and complete and
wo defy com e tit Ion on prices and
quality. Shaving beta, necktie
casus, fan boxes, haudken-hiof
lioxes, Glow and Photo ru-s.
263 Commercial St.
nni rmv innnmifi
HULlMIAlTlllllli
Frank
Dearborn
PROBONOPUBLICO,
Announcement Extr aordinajf y From FHeck
man of Friedman's New Racket,
Tlie public is probably awaro that
nearly alt goods are advancing, every
thing that wo lmvo to buy now, eacn
ttmo wo mako a purchase wo havo to
pay more for the samo articles.
Friedman don't bellovo in that kind
of humbugs, there is no necessity in tho
advance of prices of manufactured
goods, for tho raw material hns not ad
vanced in proportion, Tho advance In
tho prices of goods by tho wholesalers is
a fake dodgo on tho retailors to unload
their old stock nt an advanced price. Hy
tho tlmo tho retailors nro well stocked,
by spring, goods will drop about 20 per
cent ormoro, so those who carry up n lull
slock now, will bo eonicllcd to pay nn ex
tortlan of 20 icr cent now and tho ono
who will open h new business in tho
spring will savo from 20 to 40 er cent.
Friedman's New Racket aro on to tliem
and will therefore stop buying and go to
Belling.
Wo nro making full arrange
ments to go East in tho spring
for nn entire now stock. Our
store is full of goods, bought at extreme
ly low prices, except n few muslins and
calico, which wo lately purchased, we
will mako a leductlon on all lines ex
cept a few staples of from 20 nnd !!0 jKjr
cent, on capes which wo have a new
stock of 33 per cent, on tho latest styles
of ladles now jackets, 40 per cent from
the actual sale mark, wo will sell all
ladles lino shoes for less than ) of what
It cost to manufacture them, wo will sell
overcoats nnd ulsters for less than they
con bo manufactured, wo will mako a
reduction on all men's clothing of 30
percent, on children's clothing 25 per
cent, our reductions will astonish you on
all lines of goods.
For wo nro going to unload, wo must
empty our counters nnd shelves of goods,
and If they are not sold fast enough, wo
will uso foice to compel people to take
WE CARRY THE LARGEST AND
MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF
B
acksmith's Goods
IN THE VALLEY. CONSISTING OF
IRON, STEEL, COAL, PHCENIX SHOES,
CAPEWELL NAILS,
ALSO CARRIAGE AND WAGON
MATERIAL OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
GRAY
Cor. State and Liberty Sis. Salem, Cre.
Rest oiianuutkd smi.vu
HKSTdUV.NULATKDSrOAIl ..
Hkst HT.vNiMitn tom.vtoks ..
Hkht htanimud coii.v , .
Hkhtumk'K matciikh
STiucn.Y pancv imcoiitko HtKNCii I'Kvs
Fancy kahtkhn oitAiiKitiiii:s
KXTUV qUAI.lTY KUM. CHKA1I CMKKSK
v kiiv choice mi'sii limn (vtiifiii iiuko)
AllJI & HAMMKU SOIIA.IIl'I.IC
Hkst cod Hsu
Sviiup (choice)
Huckwjikat ruiun, (iidviiaxtekii I'cniy
IlKHT STANDARD llll INIIrt FUHJII lit
Dn. Piiick's i'kkam HAKiNii iiiwiiKii per 1 II) tins
IV. It'll JIAIIMALADK, K.XTIIA 1IXE KT CIUI
Fancy MKKC8D awKirr potatoes 10 lbs for
Choice mixed candy Ill bs for
Walnuts, Almonds, Hnullnuts, Filberts, Pecans, Peanuts, ntc, all at
mai ueiy compt-uiinii, mint aim see us. very Itespt.
IDACHON BROS,
REED'S OPBltA HOUSE
I'ATTON IIKO.. Managers.
Thursday Eve
December X
14
KNCiAdKMF.NT F.XTRAORDIXAIRK
EUGENIE X
X BLfllR
And excellent support
Including
MR. WM. BKAMWELL,
Hepresentlngthe distinguished success
from Wnlluck's The.itur, Now York
fl lady
of Qualify
by Mrs. Francis Ho Ilmoi. Itn-iiiit
and Stephen Tuwusmd.
CARLOAD OF SflRNM-MtV
EXQUISITKCOSTl'MKS
Orchestra $1.60
1st Halcony 1.00
I'arquet ?1.00
2nd Halcony 75o
Oalery 60o,
EVERYTHING AT COST.
The entire stock of tho Osborn Racket
Store, onnositu I',Biniii. ..t...
Oregon, is now being sacriact-d at eot.'
No Reserve! No Foolishness I Kvery.
tlllntrt.oes! Tho Btrx-t- nnnuUla i ..,.
of Shoos, Lnderw ear, Hats and Caps,
jwlls, Notions, (ieutleiuen and Indies'
I nderwear Celebrate! "hull Hreeches"
at fl, formerly $1.25.
OSBURN'S RACKET STORE
Tlie Bon Bon
Has a new proprietress who -vill contin
uo to serve all natrons with th fr.1..,.,.
stock of Ixtit confectionery a.nd Iniita.
iciinuiUK uruiK oi soua or cider and
thebrst of cigars at 13S State Street.
11 H 1 Mhs. A. Curtis.
the goods off our hands, those who are
out to purchase goals and want to save
money, win do wen repaid by coinhiK
first to Frcnlman's Now Racket
Friedman has novor had to re-ort to
tho fako dodgo of soiling goods at cost or
retiring from business, for no cxcujo in
necessary if you actually mean busmen
Wo novor stop for cost hut sell tliem,
Friedman has Boveral times retired
from business without advertising that
ho was going out of business. Thu n(
thing that tho public know ho was out
of business, but you will find In several
towns fakes and fakirs that nre uUays
selling nt cost or retiring from business
yot you will find them until )ntu at
night in tho sample rooms of tho Drum,
mors, continually buying from whoocr
will credit them. There are a few ol
them in Salem, but you will also notico
that Friedman wns tho only one who
closed out thoso who actually retiriM
within tho Inst two years in Salem.
Although ho pays nn auctioneer's
license, he lias preferred to go (0
rather than tnko n fako auction pule.
Ono more word to tho wise, do you know
what it menus soiling nt cost? The man
who is able, to discount his liilN wj
buy from 10 to 15 per cent cheaper and
even get (1 to 7 or cent off for cah
than tho one who has to sell at cost
nnd beg for a 2 or 4 months credit, who
is always nt tho mercy of the hoiiec
whom ho purchases his goods of. Tliere
fore, there nro several houes In Mom
that buys that way nud they certainly
sell cheuier and mnko a baudomeprollt
over nnd nhovo thoao who are selllnir
at cost.
Friedman has also thu advantage in
purchasing nnd Is nbotit the only one
has purchased bankrupt stock in Salem
in tho last two year.
Friedman's New Rnckct Is nt the cor
ner of Stnto and Commercial S. Rtfo m,
Or.
20 lbs (or 1.00
xr Iwg i'i.00
!l lima for .125
:i cans for
perbuuch
per can
per quart
per lb
...
.01
.15
Id
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.11)
.IV.
.11)
.50
.:t5
75
:
Mh
.25
.25
prices
iurj.li packages
,
per lb
per lb
, .In gallon pails
..per lOlbsuck
Enjoying a Xmas Feast
Is what everyone in Salem Is looking
forwanl to in tho season of good fellow
ship aud merriment, and right here '
our store will be found nil the delicious
mortels in plumb pudding, ihoke
fruits, Capo Cod crunlierries. fancv
oranges and nuts.
lor your Christinas baking we iwvw
tho finest pastry flour, flavoring oxtraits
Dure snices and citron us well as ruim
hihI currents nt bed nwk prices.
SonnemanN.
TIIKOROOEU
24 8tata st Telephone M
The Palace Market
Will fill your order for a roast,
broil or fry of beef, mutton,
jwrkor sausage. Corned Ixx'f,
nicely cooked, boned and pressed
ready to slico for your lunch
We have our own delivery man
Your patronage solitited.
MOVER
PhontSOSI.
& EDWARDS,
138 State t-t.
Out 178 Days,
The good ship Crissle has just arrived
witti a careo of the celebrated titan
Portland Cement. Plenty on bund am
for hale. Also 20,000 feet drain tile "t
reasonable prices.
D S. BENTLEY & COMPANY.
3IG Front Stro
BROS
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