OREGON STATESMAN,--. rituAY, ju-x-embeu Vi'.'
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IP YOU ARE
fentiiiiiiiitiifirWrtt ArnrliKrnnarfpncc
' j"A.7c our prices on
ii it . Woven Wire Jr en-
' ' V. . . . i
i t cing. .tickcis aim
Poultry. Netting.
t, glen at low price
Walter Morley
SalemFence Works,
X -
59 State Street
" Tlic beat New Year Ilesolution.
TakeUheiEeeley 1 j
The detail of the treatment the rea-i
sou for tlits detail, and proof of Its
ihtpm. Sent free on ai-plk-atlon to
The Keeley rustitute, 314 Sixth street.
Portland, Or. ' j ' ; j
Money to Loan
.On improved farm and lt7 property
mx lowest current rates.
T. K. FORD,
Over Ladd Jk Basil's bank.
- . LOANS. ' ; i
Money -"Jo loan on Improved "farms
ntid city property, on short and long
4 line nt 0 per cent, per annum. No
commission. Also . wantetl State,
t'oitnty, lty warrants and snbpoonan.
fall or (hWrw ElKJEXK BUKYMAM,
27U t?oi'nmereial St. . Ilenieinlier tlie
plat.' AVhlte Corner block. One door
north of Statesman office. ; ,
ltffKTilNU YOUNG MAN Can make.
Mr month and expenses. 1'er
; Inaneat position. Experience unnee
i fry. Write quick for particulars.
:iark & Co., 41 h & Locust streets,
rUlladepkia Ta. 0:4-6m-dw.
FEKSONAU
M.YJ5TEUIES.OF THE UNKNOWN
revealed by the great ludlan medi
um nnd prophetess of tlie ace, bora
with double veil and second .siijht
revealel every bhklen inystery never
known to fail.-Kgow your fate at
once when all others faik Consult
4 ho Itest. Heal l-the n.vs of her
itcvealod Herbal teas. Cure chronic
and- no-called nucurable diseasi.
l-"rej treatment for the poor. Con
imitation free. 132Va Third street.
lear Alder. Tortland, Oregon.
A MYSTEUIOL'S DEATH.
XKW,YOUK, INh-1 2.r-Ir. iriyiMet
llitfiii- Itrown. n u oculit of Hyra
l usc, an found ilead. tmlay. In .1 n-n
jireana'y. Ir. Hrown wan resanUHl as
a very skillful ojrabr aud was fre-
riifiiily to thU city. leath liys
one to iia.iur.il van-s. . . . : . t
' . Aiino rnicE. . t r
VANCtHtVKU It. V., Ihn: Tlie
.Van Auda niines;m Texad;i llaiid. It.
..," have Ixfii Kold to an English syn
dicate, the purchaser p;ivinr $4.",it'0.
THE MARKETS A :
I'OKThANIJ, "Si. Wheat, Wal
la, r.i'..e. - if
. . . . . i -'
S.IU Trani-lsco. 1h-c. 7. May wheat,
f LicPi: ca-li. tiT1--.
(h'iis. Iee: ITT. May wheat, open
ing. T.'Vv: elo-sins. TF;iv. ' Itarley; t?c.
J'Sax, ?l.ri;4. i
. J Uvvrpol. Iee. ST.-'-Wlieat. Jlunli,
Market
Reports
The local market qooUtiosj reiter
Jy ere as follewi! ! 3
Wheat DO cents at the Salem Flour
ing Mills Co.'s ofUcc J i
;. Oat-3.S to 4ltc. .
Il.v Client. S7.."MI; clover, $i to $7;
Mniothy. fH to ?lo. )
, riur-rai :ind U cent iht sack; W
to $::.4 jter bbl. ; i j
mim fiMMiitfan. .,"iarrf:: fhort;
- Uutter4KUu vper.. llv . iibuylugi;
Creamery. 00 cents.
J :j:h 'i wilts? ,
i lVniltryj Chicken. 0c. per lb.
1'ork lat, 44 srross; t netj
t lU cf-Hb-ers, S4 to Z cows, 3 to SVa
Jieiit.s iKiwd heifer, -Ulf-e. L .
'Muttiiu Sheej, U'i cents. ;
eai ana ic aressea.
Potatoes 23c, buying." ; v
Wool 14 to 15 cents .market weak.
Mohair 2D cents. , 1 j;
HARNESS
i WHIP3. ROBES ;
California Oak-ran nNdr Leather,, used,
j Harness" Oil. etc. 1 . ;
. . -; f .- -F, E. 5MAFE UV. :;V?
2. Slate Street. Salem. Oregoa
dionirora iiowry
Jm'wIiir Macliioes,.lcMl tlie world for
Ieid. ea.y rniuilnir. and xlmpl ferity
You ouht to w ttiewi.' CH lo" our
tslre Slid see tbeiu liiu--
AWIGGINS;
s." 307 C'cmmerctat .trrct
L ; ftaih', '.Mb. -cents.
-II i F
3 i. .,,,.f
Mli;il.lKHIIIH)lf
tuVQrSUfKtlL
t n your iirt may. result in nsft
later, lucre is i reason why yu
sJ'ouKl neglect your eyesiglit. tvlrcn ve
, are so near. .-,', ..
i With our -experience' In optical edn-
in tion aiM scientific apfcuiee ve
have theifarulty for examining Jlie
yes. -whlcli we do free of charge i id
if glasses are needed we cm f uruish
them at HH moderate price. "Barr's
'Slaves bar eye troubles,"
Herman IV. Barr
.' r Scientific Optician
Its State Street, Salem, Or,
NEW TO-DAY.
WANTED. .COWS. From ten to
twenty cows on shares; excellent fa
c.IH't few. good 1x1 rus, dtiver linr a ml
Iiawiure in abundance. Address B.
tc man Otlitv-, Kaltiiiw Oregon.
y, ; AOMIXISTUATOU'S XOTICE.
Notice is btreby irlven tnat the un
dersisued wai on the 2MU ihiy of IH-
eemlKT. A. I. lij. by the County
Cowt of Marion- Ciu4y. Oregon. ai
iic4ntel ttbe Aduiiniittator of the en-
tsteof Ral4i K. IJowemian. deceased.
AH ierouH ihavlnjs 1 claims aya!nt
sit M 'estate slmnkl present the ame.
rtrfy veritietl, to me ot the borne of
I). Uoweriuan. fonr mile ast of Sa
lem. rtion. .wltlrtn six months- from
the iLite of the first iniblieationr of
this notice.
Iatcd Decemter 2. lf".
- JAY ItOWERMAX.
Adinlnistratoi of - 'tlie ha::, of
ItalpSi M. Uowerniau. dste:sal. ,'
Iate of lirst irtrblleatiou, Hecembt
2S. VJK ." . , Otw.
j SUMMONS XO. 74'.r,.
In the Circuit Court of the State cf
Orejrpn. v for Marion County. Depart
ment No. 2. ;..--.; I :
Maurice Klinger, PlaintifT, v.! Mar
jrarite Beck, Joseph . lkt-k, Ijeona
Heck, -Louise, livt-k. Mary Keck, Rosa
Keck, Catharina J4ec-k. Joseph Heck,
and Louie Heck, and Marparite
JV"ck-'iw "the jruarrtlan of the persons
a tid testates of said Joseph S.Keek,
and IHiua Beck, uiiuors, Iefoud
' antM. ;-. "':!; . .
- In the name tf the ?tate of (reirn,
yon and each -of j'ou are hereby re
(iihfMl to anMvir in xakl -mirt hi the
alKve eutitleil suit and answer tie
complaint filial therein against you by
the sahl pbiintiff on "or liefore the
2:inl day. of February, ltWl, and yen
and each of you are hereby notified
that if you fall so to appear and an
sweHakl complaint, for want there
of the paid plaintiff will apply to the
court for a nd ta ke a decree aga Just
yon as follows, to-vit: " c ' '
For the sale 1 of all the property,
real and personal, set forth in said
ecwplaiut and which U described as
follows, to-wlt: .
j' I Attn iininlerel tlire d ami four
(41 In Block nninbcr tliirty-tlve :." iu
tlie City of Walem, County of Marion,
State of Oregon, as shown by the plat
of said City of Salem, now on tile
and of reeonl iu the office otlthe re-!
Nnler of conveyance for Marlon
Comity. Oregon, together v 1th tlie ten
eu'eiiix, h(reditaments atnl appurte
nauees thereunto 4H'lougiug, or in .my
wise aiH-rtainiug thereto.
Also tlie following descrilKil prcni-
Ises. to-wlt: . .
"That portion of Ixt ninnlier six (fit,
fitRIM-k nuuiltcr tlUrty-tive (5i,tin
Hie tMty f . Salem, County of Marlon,
State of Oregon, as shown by the re-
ei'irditt iflat of said City of Salem, and
rteHcrllicfl as follows, to-wlt:
lJgliiiing at a ipolut on he Wt
Hue of sahl Mock numlHr, thirty-lire
:C. twtuty-fiv2T.J feet North of the
-StMithwest corner of said lot No, h in
ssiid . block No. thirty-five :Vl. mil
ulng theuc- S'ortii on 4he West lino
Of slid Ant No. six t; fifty feet:
thcjice f'Eist lKirallel With the South
line of said lt Xo. , one hundred
aiul sixty-tie feet to the alley; tlieuce
S;iith on the East line of said 1-ot
nunilH-red six. fifty feet; thence West
parallel; with 'the (South' line of said
Ijirt nuailtenil six H one hundred and
rlxty-Hfe fee to the place of begin-1
niu'. tigether with the tenemnt.j
lieredttf luenjts aint ' appurtenances
thereunto belonging, or in any .wise
aplertaiulng-thereto. ! j
1 Also the following described prem
ises.' to-wlt :r .
lieglunlng1 at the Southwest corner
of Ixit numbered six t In block tiiir-ty-flve
:Ti. as shown by the recorded
plat of the City of Salem, Marlon
County, ' 'State of 'Oregmi; theiee
Xortherly along the East wide of Cojn-irteix-lal
- ! 4trwt twenty-five feet :
thenc, K.iterly at right angles to
sahl CoiiMiierclal Street one hundred'
and sisty-ilve tlv feet to the alley;
thrnee Southerly along the AYet side!
of safei alley, twenty-live feet; thface
Westerly -one "hundred and sixty-live
lili.V ,iht to the plMe of leglMuiu,
sltuaie in the City of Salm. Marion
Connty. 1 Orgon. -fogether with h
tenements, hereditaments, and appur-'
tenh-es thereunto belonging, or in any
wise a-piicrtainLug ttiento. i
Also the following descriled real
premises, to-wlt: - i f
LotNK av4-t."i) iu 14ck No. tiiiri
flvert:C) as 'vhow'u by tl"' reconlJ
lIat of the' ity of Salem, Marion
Cuuty Oregon, and urinate iu - tiu
Cfty 'of Sala, Mariou County, .Ore
gen, together; ,witU - the " tennnMits.
Wreditainents arsl aiiirtirtHifS ihi'rt
iiutoi lelonging, ir .iu - auy nvlse p
neitatntng'" thereto. ,
Also , Hie following desfCTlbed mil
piVlMlses." to-wit; f: :'. l
JViriueiKHiig' at! the SoiiUiwtwt , -or-u-r
o It XoV7 seven in liloetr Xo.
Uiirt-fivt l:f., as' showit by !. Ike ; ft
etde plat-fif the City f Sajk'til, Ore
gtMi.'ahd ejleudlii X4rtliei1r oil the
Et ItoU4fary line if - Vnniieri-ijil
Street one and one-half 'feet .to ibe
center of (Ik brick watl tH-tween the
!aikliturs f IkKI it .Bb. and KlSug
er c lU--k: th"iice Eadrly along f t
teuter of. sahl wall ; parallel with tlie
South, line of s;iid lot' No,-' Seven ill to
the alley, dividing sakj Tihs-k Xo.
thirty-tive ;t"i; tlnnce tfWtlnTly along
sjifd alley one and oae-h.ilf fe to tin
Southern Potrmlary f sakl IaA .Xo.
seven (7t; thcuco. Westerly aluus, the
South line of s;ihl lot to the plaee of
t'giuuiijg: sMuate In the 4'lty of Vs.
lenr. Iu .Marion t'onnty, Or-gtu. to
gether with the ;ieneinents,i'lieredlta-
nieuls , and appnrteuahee-j thereunlo
iiehiugiug. or in any wHe. sjiihsU'uiIus
tliereto r,ClV vs
Alo the felTufeih Owraci'iH.Toii
v
al iioiert.v. -at- the.City-wf , Salout, in
Marion. County, Oregou. to-wlt; .
I'ttvt chairs, tluee sto-jls. oue lot of
pli-tuies. bar fixtqrea in Drewery
building, oue lieer HHup, 21 lw.'tr gliiss
es. one clock, oue glass pitcher; two
-opier "tueastires, two stoves, one jcop-
per kettle, two tabkse, ne desk, rU0
ba rrels of teer. 7 buslieb of malt,
atW. Imsliels of, Uirley. seven bales
Lof hcix. r70 beer kegs, one rope, block
and tackle, three eeales, roar ruorse.
four wagon, two tous of hay. one
safe, T0" bushcli of oats. 320 bushels
of feed barley,; one wheelbarrow tols
aud implements used iu the brewery,
2." fermenting va4s. eight casks, -iiiU
cords of tir?, wootl. 80 cords ; of oak
wood, one step ladder; and one promis
sory note ; secured by. mortgage oir
reat estate, executed: iy II. and Bar
bara KIas. amount due thereon about
fJi: ami one promissory note-execu
ted by I (. .and Barbara. Ivlass, anidmt
due thereon aboot. fl2S. .; r-. "t i
Also the following described ipreoi
ises; to-wlt : v U Li'-'y ' - . , '
' The North half of Lot number Five
(?p In Block number tbirty-aix 3trUi
the City-of ilerval. In Marion Coun
ty, State of Oregon, as descrflMMi ana
shown upon the sdat of said City of
tJervais. on record in the office of the
County Recorder of Marlon Countyj.
Oregon, together, with the tenements.
Ivpreditaments. and 'apptfrtenaneos
tlnereunto iielouglusr, or in-ny wise
ttiiertaiuing thereto. ' -
.Uso the following described pre;n-
tees. to-wlt: -s -j :: ---;"-;'--
That portion of Ixts numlier Seven
(Tt ami Eight S) In Block Nnmler
Xine ! in the town of Dallas, in the
County of -Polk, and State . aforesaid.
beginning at the Northeast corner of
sa kl Ixt N u nil er . Kight ( 8 1, ' t hence
running-West Ninety (!X feet,' thence
South Tiiirty t3Ut iifeet, thence East
Xiuety, Xeei tisii., theu-e , North XUitty
CH h feet to the place of lieginning. to
gether with tlw tenements, li'ejlita-
uients.- and appurteiianeew tlwreunto
btdonglng or in auy wfse appertaining
thereto, r- -, 3 ' .''. .'... r .
Also' the-following described prem
ises: 3- f !;-'-:': v i ": 'L i '-
Iiesrinnlng at the Southeast colli
of IiOt XuudMrl Eight ( in BIo;fc
NumiiM'red Nine (!H. in aW town- of
I hi lias. County of- Polk, and i Stare
a f ortsa id ; t heuce Xor t h Th in y i"t
feet, thence ? Wi-st ' Seventy-five 7)
fMt. them e South Thirty ( feet.
theui-e East Seventy-five (75) feet ' to
the plao of Jsiginuiug. as 4sth of the
foregoing lot nnd block aro; num-
In-red on Ike plats and surveys-of the
lands pbittcd and lakl out by. the La.'
Civole Amdiiitk' Institute, a corpora-
i Ion duly Im-oriioratod under and by
virtue or the laws of the State' of
On'gon. to whkh reference is hereby
made.' j" . r -"; ' . '. ,.
Together with the tenements, lierei
ditaiuenf'. ami appurtenances there-
unio belonging or in .any w ise aiier
talning thereto, f . !
Aird that one or more refennii lie
ippolnted to sell the whole of said
proixTty. according to the law and
irnetice of .-. Kald "Ourt, and that the
proceeds of ux-li sale after pa. vmeiit
of all costs. and disbursements of said
suit and all exien.se of said sale ls
nstributeil among all the said parti -s
to the il l suit interested therein, in
iicHdaiK-e with 4heir rsmi'tive
rights, and that the sild 'plaintiff le
leererd to le the Owner in fee simde
an uudivifh-d n-half tYj) inteivst
iu and to all of the foregoing real and
personal proiertj, and that said de
fendants. josih S. Ittn. and Iwia
Beck. 1m dei-rtnsl to m the owners
In fei simjJe of an nndivhhil one
batf U Interest in and to all;
of the foregoing described real prop
erty and iiersonal property as tenant;
in common, each licing iu fee simpln
I he owner of an undivldtsl one-fourth
of. ail said proiHrty subject to the
lower right of the said defendant
Margarite ' Beck In one-half ii "f 1
eaclv of Siiid Interests In sard real
prois'rtj of tlie .said minor defend
ants and that the said defendant Mar
garite liH-k be deereed to.liave a
dower right In ooe-half (V4 'of each
of ald minor defenda tits interests In
said real prolei'ty .
liiat the yaid defeiwlants, Ioiiise1
lUM-k. Mary Beck. Rosa BTk. Cathar-!
tut lieck, Joseidi Beck, and luie
l?H'k and each cf Uu-m lie deereeil by
t4i i-onrt"-to'tutve po rjght. title or :n-;
tenst In ,ojr to the Kalal real projierty!
r iu or t sa id lKTsonal proerty ol
In or to any iwirt thereof, vv.liivb shall
liave iWn tld or disposed of prior to
the dwetise if the said minor .chji-
itreu. and that they- be decreed to
have uly a right or interet iu oud to
the iro-eels of the salesv of' said
proiH'fty, or any wrt therof feinaln-
ugaud In the immissIou of naid minor
children a the owbpw thereof at the
rime f the death of both of them,
and also that It ae decreed by "ibe
ourt to 1h for the best interests ef
ill imrtiert interested in said pnierty
that, the same be sokt and the prmHls
distribubil among the parties hereto
n aci-ordance with their relectlve
riglrts and interests tlureiu. aiKl fur
ther that the court iipjMilut a guardian
b;1 litem for said "minor children to
air.tear for' ind look, after their r--jMH
tlTe Interests; In said suit aud in
relatb'ii to sahl proiierty, and that it
'h? ei ther decreed that the costs, dis
bers, iiM-iits txirl 'Xieuses of sahl suit
ar i'X sivli sale be iald by all of The
partus to this euit in proportion to
tbir nispci-tive rights and Interests
tllei. -i : ;' v . . s , v - -
You and each '-of you are - hereby
frrther notified that tlie sahl idalnUff
will take ; a decrei; and; judgment
sgairst you for I1h whole of tlie re-
f deiesiwhxl fn akl 'onrlaint. and
for sin-b oIImt fiirtliiir and ditTere'i
i eiief In t he premises as to the court J
sl:ll sei'in eijlta4de. ;
' Ths SniiMnons is sveil upon yoi by
imldU-atiou theref. for six eoiie.,i.
live and ; successive week prior to
sjiid 2Hrd day of February. A. D. lfsH.
Tn the Wiekly Oregon iStatesman. n
rfekly uewKpaiier of general clrcnla
lion Ihroiigliont said county of Marion
aiid State of Oregon, irtltttcd and ptil-
Mshed at the City iof jKilcui, Marion
t'omity. Oregon, by order ,f Hon. R.
I. lBe. Judge of ssiid '-ir-uit Court,
whh-h said order I stirs ibite of IN:
i-cnrfier 27. ' I .. simI tluit the said
Hon. ItMvHoise. Judge of said Court.
in a hi ordT. for t le put die t ion of
this MiuMiioits ti;MMi ymt Iras prescrilet
tin 2nrd day of FelMntary. A. D. B"I.
.is I m time on or Iwp wlilHi ron
iifiii Har iiini aiwwer ine saui -.om-
)iaiut iu said eourt. i ' ; - ; T
The date, of the "first publication of
this stiiiiDions IU sahl mwspaper 4s
ftM2th ilay of Ihi-eniJier. A. D. 1!n
: 4 - - w. t. mivtki:.
v ; ;t - w.m. kaiser. -
J I 5 Attorneys for 11a hit iff.
fyjll'e Jlcltic IloHHiedead is, the bestj
aaiu.i'qj't.-r. , vuif f i a year. 4
Izvs Jfiat Diolit Be of Interest
n i.
Since our announcement of pur contemplated change in the firm by the 15th of January, j where
we had to raise TEN THO USAND DOLKARS out of our stock before a change could' be -
made, we hare realized nearly Six Thousand Dollars. In order , to raise Four -. r
Thousand more by the 15th of January, we continue the extraordinary ?
., A - cut price sale on all Jines, -except we make a greater reduction ' i -
; M ir our velvets aud Tel veteens-T-the goods that had i i
been sold lrom 50c to 75c, which we reduced ' r . ! ' .
,. to 31c, we will now sell for ' ...
We have added a great, many loose collars, that cost from 10c to 35c pt
si IV6; tents
We have secured over 500 drummers-, samples of underwear, that -rkitrtft F"t r
cost all th way from 50c tofl.25, we arc selling for .... I Weniy -1 IV6 tCfltS
Also twenty-five samples children's .overcoat from four to twelve ' f
years old, that are worth from f 250 to $7 each, which we are fn CI
selling fromU------l---4-------r----l--------------- JJiDIi
Our f 15 suits are going rapidly now at Eight Dollars
ft will pay you well to secure your clothing before it is too late. You will savo money on
nearly all Jines you buy ot us pew. Our assortment is yet good in gents' underwear, quilts
and blankets.. It will save you at least forty per cent, jn buying your hats of us. We mad o a
farther cut in our ladies' jackets. We are selling them for actual half former price, and the same
in our ladies capes. We are closing out on rubbers and arctics. Come and partake of them
they are immense bargains. Opr holiday goods are money savers." 'Albnms, , toilet sets, handter
chiefe, plated ware, cutlery and notions have but to hear the price and yeu will gladly lake them.
Thus saith Friedman, of
FriedrTari's New
Contr
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We have placed on sale
price. Remnants of
laces, etc.
PEABL M ILLEK WAS IN BOSKBUKG
Was Seen There by a Local Newspaper
Man Said He Was Doing De- .
. teetive Work.
; Pearl . Miller; the young liveryman
who left Salem mysteriously .a few
flays ago, Ikw not returned neither has
lie beet! arrested,' if a -warnint Is, In
dited, out for bis apprehension, .fohn
W. Veatchl a Salem newspaper man.
w1m Is now. luisiuess manager of the
Uoseburg ' 'Iteylew, .met Miller In that
city last Saturday, and In wrl.tlus to
his -mot her. " Mrs. .1. P. : Vea tch, men
tions bis meeting Miller, nud the lat
ter peculiar actions; Mr. Vea tch
says iu .part: s , ,
"I -see the papers say, that Pearl
Miller, a Salem livery tnau, Is missing.
I met him here (Saturday, about l'JJO p.
m. ou Jackson street he told me he
was looking for a young fellow (I
can't call Ids iui me but 'I know him).
I Ie sahl the younjf fellow; forged a
cheek by signing ibe Cooper boys
name to it. for $23, and he was doing
some detective work; he said the young
man was cookiirg for the Cooper boys
iu a logging eaiiyp near Imlependeuc',
and drew, the inouey , and left. I old
Miller that the- young man had not
leeu In vllosebiHTr. as 'I am on ;', the
street; aud. lft he bad lieen here, tlie
chaiK- were I ; would have seen, trim.
To others Jliller toW different tor!e.
saying lie had I wen workiug in Kugene
ami in many livery barns from British
Colnuilda to Itoseburg. . .
"Wlien I met ; hhu, he had Ids liat
ilranit ikmu In -front, and I said
'Hello? Pearl, what the deuce are you
doing here' Als asked hiAi when he
came up: In nndyJie said:. Iou"t put
my tin me iu your vaoer. as I don't
fwaiit any one to kuow I am here. I
sfKwi mm: 'unats tne oiatter. !iave
you sklpiN! ouCJJ , He said: No, ' I
am doing a littkt detective work. ' He
tohl me he registered t . I be McCIalbn
House under ait assumed tiauie, and I
told hi iu. if the yimug fellow he want
ml ti Mt came to town v I would let
him know. Also-told Miller: where to
go to look -for the boy should he t-oine
lo Ibs-tirg. loiter, a iMitit : o"cIcK-k.' I
REMNANT
-iw-Uiut cuter., a livery tain. I was
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FROM
Mew
' if.
State and Commercial Streets
Salem,
This Will Be Our
Remnant Week
all our remnants at
dress goods, silks, velvets, 'linings, ribbons,
Isadore Greenbaum
t . ''-,.-
First store south of Postoffice. 4
Iu . the onice at ; the. liaru When lie
came in. but he walked to the back -end
of the bam and was talking to the
'hostler': from there I don't know. what
became of htiu, lut Hie liveryman say
he told them he was going to Kedland,
California.":. '
Iter. John Held, Jr.. of Oreat Falls,
Mont., recommeuileil Ely's Cream
Balin ro met, : I - can emphasize his
statement, lt. Is a positive cure for
catarrh if used as 4urectcdP" Itev.
Francis W. " Poole, Pastor Central
Pres: Churcb, Helena. Mont. ' '
After using Ely's Cream Balm six
weeks I "believe myself cured of ca
tarrh. Joseph Stewart. Urand Ave;.
Buffalo, N. Y.
The Balm dHs not Irritate or fan o
sneezing. SiM . by druggists at oti
cts. or mailed by Ely Brothers.
50
Warren St., Xew York. '
A NEW DEPARTMENT.
DIVISION OF INMU-IVR AFFA1UJ4
IS IX'AT'G U Alt ATED.
Will Have. Cliarge of Civil Matte:- In
Cuba and the Philippines
, , , Volnnteers to Itcturu.
WASIIIX(3TOX. Dee. 27.Mn accord-
am with an onler, Issuifl y tlie War
Uepartment; today, the division of
"f'ustoms nud .Insular Affairs of th
omce or the -secretary of Var here.u
ter wlll lm known is the "Division ot
Insular AtTairH and Will liave i-harge.
of. matters pertaining to the civil af
fairs connected with the- goveruiui'ut
or .uia ami the Philippines isiamis. as
distiugnisheil from matters of a pure
ly .military character. , . . ,
I TO fill 1 1 ' TKtK'PS.
ashiiigton. ,lHt 27.TLe Se.;reljry
of War today purchased., the - largi
frcight steamer Samoa, at; Hong Koug,
for use in tlie traus4Hrtatiou to Siiu
Francisco of the volunteer army iu
the Fkilipplues. j ' ' ": . , ' .
:-,.:-: -.. -' -r f ' : -:: :
f 1'IIILIPPIXK TAlilFF. '
lauihi. Dec. ;J 2T.--Tli 1 hilippdie
Commistiion has comidetttl the tariff
bill, and, mailed It to Washington for
approval. The decision of the Coin.nis
Slon w ill be made mdJi'Moiiduj
.; TwIcc-a-Wctk Statetuiau, Jfl a icar.'tunlnatlon or rr-f-tti-?Uyi.
to tueJfuW
. . y 4
jacket
on
Racket
Orego
a great reductiqn in
A. YICIOCS WOMAX.
WICHITA. Kaus., Ic J7-.Mrs.
Carrie Nation, president of the BiirbiT .
county W. O. T..C. 'uterHl the Carey
Hotel lar room, and with a - s-toiie. ,
smashed a "f-'JOti-tiaiutiug of Cleopatra
at her batli. and a mirror valued at
$100.. - She is u-ider. arrest ltt ho '
change has yet been made. She fap-
lKalel to'overuor Stanley, who is in
the city, ami he refused to act in any
way. iShe .broke; mirrows at "viowa,
Kansas, in two saloons some moutli
ago., "She declares there Is no. law tiu-'
der which she can be, iirosecuteiL
HAVE XOT PAID
CONSTANTINOPLE. Dec. -,T.- 1 1 Is
the general .belief that tlie Cr:imis
contract for? tkt? constrik'tlon o ;i
cruiser for Turkey was slfenel wit limit
the first iwymeiit being -made. J lit
view .Js supported by. the Tact Unit tM
Porte has rormany proimsi'u io ,ia.v
nothing to' Ainericans i 'fore payiu-
the Knimwi, f and the (.rnians luive
uot yet received anything.
! st im sir? Toa naw oays -wrj
i u. a ii ft LJ
The Pacljtle Hoiiu-stertd is Hie liest.'
farm pais'r. : Only $1 a year.
Twlcia-Wek
Statesman, $1 a year.
S. CSTONE.M.D.
Proprietor of
mm
0
; Z sawslI wn&tsox. ! v
Tt..-t stores; fttro- In '''nm"nler are o
eatei at No- 235 sad 233 Comun-rcisI
street, and are ,weU tmke.Ji with
complete line of drugs and loiq
toilet - articles, pert umcrj.V brusUA
etc, etc, etc. . , : ..-
lias had some 25 years- experlencs la
the practice of medicine -mo D7
inakcs no chargo Xor con3T:lttUant
SALE
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DRUG
STORES
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