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Wo'vo made nomo onvlnblo records In drcaa goods
Belling thin ftoanoii and it' nil duo to our parrying
tbo right kind of goods tlio kind wanted. On ac
count of our excellent buying fncllitiei we'vo been
nblo to iindoncll nil opposition.
SOME OF OUR EXCELLENT CORSET OFFERINGS
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Reductions from one-fourth to one-half on ROYAL
VOHCrJSTJ3K and WARNER CORSETS. "VVo have
jnat rocoivod another shipment of TAPE GIRDLES,
nlno the new extended hip and prince hip shapes
with supporters attached.
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Ladies' Jackets, $5.00 Each
YOUR CHOICE OF AN EXCELLENT STOCK. WE BIIOW OVER 300 OARMENTS AND EVERY ONE
IS WORTH TWICE TO FOUR TIMES TIIE PRICE.
Greatest Inducements
over otforod to thu Salem people. There wn nover
a timo' in tho history of Bnjem that dry goods, 'cloth
Ing niid ulioen could bo taught as cheaply nit they can
now. Wo urn cutting down our stock and making
room for tho now aprlng goods.
Keep Your Eyes on Us
Ladies'Sui ts and Skirts
The largest nnd best styled collection of suits nnd
eVirts in nil Salem.
Silk Waists, Half Price
Any silk waist in our store can be brought for just
luil f Its worth.
Mantelli Opera Company.
A ore popalar er delightful even-,..-
-nlnmpnt than a rendition
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of the musical gru.s
nnnl ODera Of
"Faul'' wuld be arranged to please
the mass of music lovers of this city.
When sang in English by such superb
artists as Mme. Eugenia -unme...,
Mme. Helen Noldi, Slgnor Archilli Al
bert!. Walter H. Wheatley and othor
principals alwwt equally as well
known, the musical irwi.
louMv pnjnvable.
The Mantelli uperatic v,ouii-.-
which .1. Saunders Gordon is this season
presenting for publie approval, ami
which will be heard at the Grand Opera
house tonight, seems destined to be the
most popular "hit' 'of the present sea
son, sure its repertoire come nearer
.M,.t,in thi. Rfi.nnilikl "noDular" taste
and the personnel of the organization
is of an unusual high order. The com
pany carries a carload of special scen
ery, and each scene nnd act is magnifi-
entlv costumed. An augumenieu or
chestra will be conducted by tho well
known director, Signor Gaetano Mero
la. Prices, $1.50, $1.00, 75c.
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Chicago Store
AGENTS STEIN-BLOCH CLOTHING
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FLAT '
SALARY
BILL
j lively Skirmish Expected by
! Friends of the Measure
It la thought by nmny that nn nlTort
is being niudo to kill Miller 'a nnd
Kay 'a flat wilnry bills In tho commit
tec, and whan tho friends of those hill
lecom fully vonvlncml that such in
tho cnao, t lutre will owur a lively aklr
JillalA Miller 'a filemls nsaort that, iiiiIom his
bill la reported, by tho judlolary com
mltico cllhrr today or tomorrow, ho
wilt demand it on tho floor of tho sen
Ale, What will then happmi la only u
Matter of cttiij(uro
At tho Inst ptwlou of tint legislature
M atuiilnr bill omno near meeting an tin
tlmrJy death at tho hands of tho oom
jnlttw, and the friend of the meaauro
will bo fully nwnko to tho dangers
thU time.
Jury List Being Drawn.
Tho county commissionora' court,
which lit in session today, is occupied
with the jury list, which will bo finished
tonight, and will appear In tomorrow 'h
paper, Tho court has mado tho atato
uiont that it is their doairo that all
persons whoso names appear upon tho
list, who nro exempt from jury duty,
on ncanuut of membership of tho firo
department or mllltln, will plenso noti
fy tho county clerk at once, so that tho
list may bo revised at au adjourned
aesslow. When court udjournen tonight
thoy will adjourn until tho noxt regu
lnr Houston, which will bo hold Febru
GIVEN THREE YEARS
(Continued from first page.)
ary 1, 1U03.
BORN.
U,ACKIIUUN-At tho family home,
near Utterly, Hunday, January IS,
J(KW, to Mr. and Mm. A. T. lllaek
burn, n lS-pauud bey,
ISS!BH5FJLlJagaBg"'-
Threatened Strike SotUod.
Philadelphia, Jan. 23.Tho threat
ened etrlko of tho trainmen of tho
Pennsylvania system has boon averted,
nnd tho dtuputo Mttlcd.
Star Restaurant
J hV moved to M0 lurt HI., where
X Mtrvo tbo best 16 cent meals in the
ity,
Money to Loan
thomas k. rono,
Qtr Lauld A lluih'a lUnk. Oalem, Or
A Few More
Rubber Bike Capes
and many more rainy days. These nro
good tiot only for the bike rider but
for the fur mar or any man who must
bo out In tho wet.
Cover you from head to fool and
lonvo the bauds free.
Storm Aprons Too
0mm1 Ma tt all srU for kaaks and
lMggiM. Call awl get oae and'mvo
raHittre,
F. A. Wiggins'
Implement Hor, 9ft-867 Liberty St.
rami iHipleraeata, Wbeela, Automo
btlea, fiowiux Machines and Supplies,
without any trouble." Ryan, at anoth
er timo sold,: "I wouldn't mind this
so much, for I am innocent, if it had
liappoued nnywhoro but hero in Salem,
but I lind a good start and my shnro of
friends horo, nnd thon to end it all bV
being placed under arrest, and drained
through tho courts la hard. My cose
will bo up boforo tho sunromo court
about tho 10th of next month, and I
have not tho alight oat doubt but that I
shall be acquitted, but at tho same timo
it ia wry annoying, to say tho least, to
know that jteople will ny, 'that wan
waa under arrest for stealing once,' "
It will bo remembered that tho Ryan
ensi origiuntod from a foot race held
in tho road nonr the baseball park the
weeK following tho stato fair. Roth,
who is an Alhinu druggist, came to Sa.
lem to show tho farmers a thing or two
ami baeked a foot ruoer named Ileus
ton against a man named Morris, who'
waa lmeked by W. C. Raymond, weh
backer putting up $2000 in the Uaa.h
or Hyan, who waa to aet as stake
holder. Tho race was run, and Roth's
man fell down, losing tho raee, and Hy
an said that he thon paid the
stake ovor to Raymond, but Roth
elnittied that his man would havo won
the rate had It not been for bis acci
dent, and had llya, who was in Rw
burg o bwiti!, wt under arrest for
stealing the stakes, ltyua says that
the mmr Raymond, to whom he pai.l
iho money, leaMtl! to that fact in tho
mftiioo nuirt lmt U.I . .. ... L' . .
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through owe Misunderstaading, hu f
fidavit waa out secured.
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I Gteat Sale On
2.60 WntchM now 1 .50, 5 Wlol w now ?3. 10 WHtehoc
uswIOCO. Kogre 1S47 Knivws ami Forks ?3.36, Berry
SjMwna 1.50. ltuttor KnivM OOc Solid Ciold StKsstncle
Trmm SSUold WHI, fliW) to $3,50. Opr Glaasea, $S.OO
to 13.50 Mualo Holla at Half Price. V otrcr wtno groat
brj?inain ltluga, Ohalnt, Charms, Tinu, IxwlcoU, Chatalaiu
Watcbw from ti up to $12. Tho rush is oiu Why not get
Juto line.bofore all ohoico nrtiolw arx gone.
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Wanted Any kimt ef hAMM.vork er
fhsaMiNg jwewi. Atw give leMoa
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"Over Niagara Falls
"0er Niagara Falls," Rowland &
Clifford's thrilling melodrama, a big
bit in New York, Chicago, San Fran
cisco and elsewhere, comes to the
Grand January 24. Crowded houses at
every performance in the big cities
attested the degree of popular favor
"Over Niagar Falls" has attained.
As an elaborate scenic production,
"Over Niagara Falls' is very much
above the average melodramatic at
traction. The greatest effect is in tho
thirfl act, whieh shows Niagara i-nlls,
over whieh tho heroine is supposed to
go in a barrel. This i9 the most ef
fective and delightful feature, and the
spectator who has seen tho great cat
aract will be surprised at tho realism
of this production. Miss Itomaine, the
leading lady of "Over Niagara Falls,"
is well known in the east, where she
has been a favorito stock leading lady.
She possesses aa attractive personality,
fine emotional power, and the technique
of an artist. Del Henderson, a hand
some young romantic actor, is tho lead
ing was, and has won the unstinted
praise of tho critics for his splendid
work.
Messrs. Rowland & Gilford have
surrounded these elever players with
nn exceptionally strong supporting
company.
The scenic effects of "Over Niacnra
Falls" have been leng a subject of
much comment. The first scene shows
Goat Island above tho falls, which
glimmer in the moonlight. Thero the
heroine, Madeline, is thrust into a bar
rel by the villain and hurled Into tho
waters.
The second is the Kock of Ages be
low the falls, aad the third is the most
wonderful of the lot. The curtain
arises ditcWwiag the Horseshoe falls,
graml aa dreadful, sweeping its mil
Hon tons of water into the abyssmal
gulfs bJw. WWh tho eye nwrvels at
the lliug p'tnr of the huge cataract,
tho ear boors the doll, sodden roar of
tho waters, aa.l tho iftet is startliag
in the extreme. This mi .! ih
reseue of the berotM frota the boil
tug, seething waters by the hero has
never failed to arotwe Uw natt m
thusiano. and bo Wm Uua IS rmmia
(Kills are d.ouuultd mbjfctiy.
lUx ore u ( K m TWUy.
for selling quantities of good goodsat little prices. Wo nro now soiling
th.eo times tho amount of goods we ever sold in Salem. Wo are just as
busy as bees every day. Every customer that visits tho BIO CHICAGO
STORE is highly pleased with tho fine class of goods wo carry, our
methods of doing business and tho polite and attentive help wo havo
to wait on' you nnd tho small prices wo nsk for our goods. No bouso
can beat our prices. Wo buy for cash nnd sell for cash and do tbo
business. "
Monday and Tuesday Specials
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Pe 1T1 Xd. 181 j..
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Tb JrrTeMoa a the foremost S
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500 dozen of tho famous Black Cat
hose, the greatest wearing hoso on
earth for ladies, misses and chil
dren. We nsk no fancy price
10c, 15c and 25c pair. Exclusivo
agonts.
500 yards of our famous Black
Silk Peau do Soie, tho $1.33 quali
ty, soft and lustrous; this is the
silk that has mado tho Chicago
Storo tho Silk House of Salem.
Solo agonts. Sale price, yard Soc
500 yards India Silk, all colors, a
beautiful quality; price, yd... 23c
LADIES' COATS HALF PRICE
LADIES SKIRTS HALF PRICE
Ladies, did you ever buy ono of
tho famous Ruth Waists! Wo
havo them iu silk and other mac
tcrials. They excel. You will say
so when you see them.
30 dozen Ladies' Turn-Over Col
lars, tho latest ,...10c, 15c, 25c
Wo do the business in Dress Goods.
Come in nnd look through our
stock.
20c Persian Wnistings, yd..l2.c
Men's COc Heavy Underwear.. 29c
Ifcst) C3c Bluo Overalls 39c
Men's 18c Black Cotton Hose, per
pair 10c
THE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE NORTHWEST.
MrFVtOY RRflQ Corner of Commer
ITilC T V I DnUO. cial and Court Streets
which make this play famous. There is
nothing that theso actors do that has
not tho imprint of their own gcninl
and artistic natures. All tho humor,
facility and humanity of tho men are
woven In their characterizations, and
tho art and skill employed in doing
this arc of a "school" peculiarly their
own. This is particularly truo of "Tho
Rivals," in which they will nppcar
here, and which is a favorito with them
New Edison Theatre.
This week Binghnm's big ventrilo
qull novelty, entitled "Bingham's Gro
eery," will head tho bill at tho popular
Edison. This unique specialty conies
from Eastern triumphs, and the people
of Salem will havo a chanco to wit
ness tho best ventriloquistic specialty
in America,
Bello Verna, the ladv of mane f,.
has a star act, new 'to most people. '
The three Aubrey children aro very'
"ever cmut artists. Children aro fa
vorites with tho Kdison patrons
Harry Moyer will offer a new song,
M new views on the Edison-o-Scopo
wj I go to make up an exceedingly fine
WU of polite, clean vaudeville.
NMhvilla, Tn., Jan. 23.-Hunureas
ZmS ?ra8d CUnoil uf Ten-
0d Chapter oTtl . '
1U- "Mt at II v f0yal Arch
0 boat kit af?Dic T"P.
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Grand Opera House
JNO. F. CORDRAY, Mgr.
Monday, Jan. 23.
Mr. J. Saunders Gordon presents
Mme. Eugenia Mantelli
late prima donna of the Metropol
itan Opeia House of New York,
and her company, including Sig
nor Archilli Alberti.Mme. Helene
Noldi, Walter H. Whentley and
other notable artists, rendering in
English the best scenes from Car
men and Faust. Augmented Or
chostra, Signor Gaetano Merola,
Conductor. Special scenery, cor
rect costumes.
JMcea $1,50, 1, 75c, 50c
Grand Opera House
JOHN F. OORDEAY, Mgr. ,
TUESDAY, JAN. 24
A scenic triumph, complete inspiring
natural Entire production carried.
Over Niagara Falls
An imperious, rushing, roaring, resist
loss torrent of sights, scenes nnd sen
sations us stupendous as majestic Ni
agara. Prices 50c, 35c, 25c.
Seats Oil SO'll nt Imr nOl Tnc.1nV
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Starkey, Manager.
Week Commencing January 23, 1905.
Vaudeville at Its Best.
Bingham-And his comical ventrili
quu novcly, 'Bingham's Grocery," a
big act.
Jello Verua-Lady of maay faces.
eo Aubums-oiever child artists.
Harry Moyer Tho Salem boy.
Edlson-o-Scopo.
"uuussion 30c Dhnntrn nt act3
Thursday.
Saturday.
OhUdren's prijsa matinee
Chicago Markets.
tBego. Jan. 23.. wi,nt Sffit:
" U; oats, 3031.
O. Carroll it Ti nn t n
rme, 0f Qrants p , Walter
of Baker City, visited tho Re
Wm aad dm Muto Schools yesterday.