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TKIIM8 OK HUIJHCIUITION.
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Ono year by mull W g
Hlx months by mull f 9
Three monthi by mail ...... l
Per week, delivered by carrier 15
WKKKI.Y.
One year by mall.. . .... . $1 60
Hlx months by mall .
One year. If paid In advance . 1 0
Hlx months, If paid In advance 6
Kor nflvortlslng rates apply nt this ofllcc
AllHubscribcntoTnECAriTAi.JouNAi
who do not secure their paper regularly
will notify this offlce, giving address, nnd
the matter will bo attended to at once.
Offlce, corner Court I and Liberty. Btrcots
COMMKIlCIAIi ADVERTISING.
Considerable merriment has been
caused the past two days at Taeoma
by the novel method of ad vertlsinu
adopted by the Humboldt House,
corner of .Fourteenth and A streets.
On Tuesday a man was hired to pa
rade a wheelbarrow with but one
brick In It, all day, and his bebav
lor was so outside tho ordinary that
he fooled even the police. In the
morning this man took eight bricks
and left one at each street corner
from Twelfth to Fourteohth street
on Pacific- avenue. Theii with one
brick in his burrow he started on
the rounds. The first time he came
to a brick he stopped,' deliberately
placcdihls brick on the ground, re
placedjit with the other, looked at
his watch und moved on the same
as before at the next corner the op
eration was repeated. Ho refrained
from answering any questions, and
kept on bis roundsin tho same way
until ho binio to the corner of Four
teenth ftrvct whoh he quietly went
down to the Humboldt House,
entered the .bar, bought aud
paid for adrlult, only to repeat
the same performance over a'jivlu.
The man's curious behavior attract
ed the attetfqon of a good many
on the street! who thought ho must
certainly bo cnusy. Finally the at
tention of nrpolicqnnin was called to
his queer prformauco and the man
was arrested. Hc protested that
lie was itnployed Wi wheel that
brick around in order to entice
ueoDlo tothe Humbolt house. Not-
wltfisLatidlnc this tho man watf
taken tjb tho police court and was
gotofFbyhlB emplojr, the justice
ininkipg the matter a good joke.
Qultoi nu&bor of peoplo followed
tho mun until ho went Into tho hu
loonboforo they tumbled to tho sell.
Yesterday tho same man was wheel
ing About thofetreets a transparency
saying: "Humbolt house, corner
Fourteenth and A, fifty newly fur
nished rooms with bar attached,
which closes promptly utll o'clock."
Tho police again disturbed tho ad
vertising procession by forcing the
man to koep off tho sidewalk. The
papers of that city suy that some
thing now iliuy bo looked for to-day.
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"MoTimu's Lovi:.- Monday night
the doors of Heed's opera house will
swing open for the performance of
Helen Blythe, in her great success,
'Mother's Love.' Tho Oregouian
or December tho 3d, suys "Miss
Helen Ulythtf In her strong emo
tional play, yMotlier's Love," open
ed an engagement lust night at the
ow Park, iuiuby tho st length and
finish or hor acting, fully justified
(he praise that Has been lavished
upon her. Tho ploy. Is n domestiu
story of n I loving woman yielding
her youuir Jieart to a kin'
man; his I full throu
Arctic vovuiro to sav
wiuiUnoHS. Trom which
return for vears: his wife's sufferings,
prlvntioniihml eflorts to euro fortheir
child In tli meantime, and tho hus
band's tluul return and reunion with
his loved ones. Tho incidents kre
well tsJd ind there is a vein lor
'amusing comedy wliich serves arf a
foil to hoheavler scenes. Mss
Hllon lilytln) in tho roloofEdth
Jiordon doesKsomo highly artlstlo
work, There are several strong
scenes In which sho Is slugulrly
reminiscent of (Mara Morris, tho
queen of emotionuMictresses. JEspe
clally is tills so in tnttjcllmn.jrof tho
third act, where her cfiircT Is tuken
from her, Tho quick, nervous niove
monts, tho intouso feeling, tho signs
of mental pulnare all there. In the
fourth act, too, where she recovers
her child, sho exhibits strong emo
tional power. Sho dresses in splen
did toilets also in tho scenes requir
ing them, und her regal llguru well
becomes thorn."
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Havu Nor Ami'UTAtki). Tho
doctors hilyo not yet amputated
WultcrLonnon'surni. They will wait
until ho hu bettor health. Mr.
Lonuon lias Yullercd considerably
vlthhis arm nr about one year,
und bus already- lost two bones out
of tho forearm7 and ho says that If
amputation will strut his suftcrlngs
It must bo done. Jl lnul tho mis
fortune to full agulnsba taw while
at work luitlio Capital sLAimborlng
mill, whlfli caused the itbuyo re
sult. Waller is an holiest, hard
working young man and it is very
Bad to know that tho poor fellow
is having so much trouble. His
friends wish him till tho luck in the
world in his troubles.
What a Motok Link HasDoni:,
Tho first electric motor lino In Or
ejroiiia tho lino on tho i, st side of
the river opposite Poitluud, running
from Third and 0 streets .Co Cen
tral Albhm. 'hys road win built
with tlit) hearty approval of tho city
government of AiblniC, and the
property contiguous fn.it lias appre
ciated one-third in yrilthv. In Salem
too, tho agitation for inoiur lines
continues becniUKf clear-headed eltl
y.ens see that the growth of tho
place will bo accelerated by it. Ore
gon City cannot uttord to lie an inch
behind her neighbors In vim und
tho display of euergy.--Oregon City
Courier.
Who Was It. This morning
about 1 o'clock a. m., the police on
duly heatd tho sharp reKn of a re
volver lu tbo direction of North Sa
lem and hiwcLr hud tlio ivnoit died
uuut weal;
gh Mrlnk; an
e hlmTfom his
ho does not
uwuy in tho itbUunoj mill! a second
one was hcurd'in tho neighborhood
of. tho depot Au Investigation fall
eUo roveuUiny cause for this work
niHt It limit haw neon done by
,'jomo tlioujjlitUW iierdmi who de
Iredouly to chum the authorities a
little trouble,
ITS A SUKE GO.
The Railroad From Salem to tho Sra
. ,.,., i
is nn Almost Settled ract Kc-
ceiving Consideration.
For some thno tho fact has' been
realized thu Salem must have a di
rect route totho sea in order to bet
ter faclliate ho transportation ac
commodations to and from our
city and to .that end
a citizens' nietiug, was called
last evenimr which met at the pri
vate parlors of the State Insurance
company and thoroughly discussed
the matter and st the wheel in
motion. t
Tim m.inftn.r itfna nHntlHf.rl v fl
number of Salem's most enterpris
ing ana thorotlgii business men,
among whom were Eugene IJrey
man, H. Lunrf, Dr. L. LJlowlnnd,
J. F. Brown, Werner Breyman, T.
H. Barnes, l)f. H. J. Mi 11 thorn. C.
B. Moores, S T. Richardson, W. H.
Phelps, J. Ill Albeit, W. N. Ladue,
I. Vanduyn J. A. Baker, H. W.
Cottle, E. Ml Walte, and Mayor Geo.
Williams, wbo thoroughly sue the
critical situation Salem is placed in
if sho cannot st'eure a direct route to
the scu. These gentlemen spent
several hours last evening in discuss
ing the best possible couise to pur
sue, aud nlo other important matters.
At a late hour a commit
tee of ten composed of
H. W. Cottle, C. B. Moores, Wer
ner Bipyman, W. H. Phelps. W.
N. Ladue, J. F. Brown, 8. T. Rich
ardson, I)r. H. J. Mlntliorn, Mayor
Georiro Williams aud J. 11 Albert.
were annolnted to draft articles of
Incorporation and present them at
the next meeting which will be
held to-morrow night.
At tho meeting last evening It was
decided to solicit stock to tlieamouut
or $200,000, and that tlo stock books
bo opened inimeaditely for this pur
nose. Salem, will lio doubt raise
$100,000 worth of stdbk, and as soon
its tho same is subscribed an assess
ment sulllclcnt t,o c6ver the necessary
cost of a prelimln survey will be
levied and tho good work will go
merrily on. , , !
There will bo po bonus asked for
In tho construction of tills line.
Every person subscribing so much
stock will have ft. certificate of stock
issued to him Uf that amount.
There is no doubt, no question, but
what this lino Ivlll bo In tho course
of const ruction nt a very early date.
Salem has signified her desire to have
Bitch a line and her citizens
have taken hold of the matter
with a vim aud push that acts as a
safe assurance or tlio building of the
line as has been proposed time and
time again heretofore.
All abroad for tho seal
Buy your ticket via tho Salem
and ecu coast route.
To-NiaiiT. Tho opera house will
bo occupied this evening by tho
"Mirror of Ireland" company and a
full house is promised. The Los
Angeles Herald says: Tho "Mirror
of Ireland" drow jk largo audience
at Armory HAtl last night. Tho
pictures introduced were very In te
cstlng, representing, as they did,
bits of sccnerv of that land, and
historical piuts of tovjs and por
tions that ardenshrined in the heart
of every true Irishman. Betwcen
the pictures were iutroduSed some
very clover lilts of acting and n
number of character songs jy Dun
and Joslo Sullivan, These sketches
introduced "Barney, tho Joinlcal
Guide,'' "Nota. the Little Ei leruld,"
"The Dutch Traveler," "ft uldoon,
the Solid Man," HMureliifl Pat,"
"The Irish Dude," unMrOIalony,
'the Fortune Teller." AH of the
Impersonations were heartily en
cored, and many ot the pictures
were vigorously applauded.
At Monmouth and Independ
ence. Miss Jennie M. Long, assist
ed by her pupil, Mias Grace' bcriber,
are preparing to render a delightful
literary" programme utMonniouth
und Independence, onnext Friday
and Saturday evening. Tho citizens
of both placet can depend on beiu.-r
wo'l entertainod,anu should avail
themselves of the opportunity to be
present on tHis occasion. Both
Indies are excellent. Miss ljong is
an elocutionist of rare ability, aud
has the endorsement ot the press
and publiojvlierever sho lias appear
ed. Miss Stiribcr is fast becoming a
noted reader and impersonator, aud
tho two ladles are fully competent
to render a delightful programme.
It has Beuun Eahi.y. The
holiday trade this year bus begun
soverul weeks in advunco of any sea
son thus ftvr,. The wttractions In
novelties and holiday goods this
year are very e.vreimlvonnd Salem's
enterprising merchuuts now have
several hundred dollars wmth of
these goods displayed in their show
windows. Tluy merchants are al
ready frelini: otuto ubllaV4 over tho
prosH'cuve uig run tins season.
Consulerubleitrudd Is now going on
In this lino tttid tho holidays almost
four weoks oil yet. Considerable of
this good trtde can bo laid at the
door of some judicious advertising.
Lively Runaway. A lively
ruimwiiy occurred on Liberty street,
yesterday. AVteum .Belonging to
Broolts Wngiiomboonhio frightened
and run away, bolh horses being
badly crippled. Mr.sWng'0" "iie
cccdcd In stopping them after they
had gone considerable dlstauce. The
wagon was also wrecked.
Going to I)i:antvt'.u. Tho Ladies
Aid Society, of it ho BapUat church
have divided U paper tluvcli
Tho work will opniinenoo lit
church.
ODiiiineuco t once.
and in a short 1 1 no they will have
tuc wans aim ceuiug ucHiuiiuiiy
decorateil.
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PuisoNEii jtm-Uuirn.AND. Mar
shal James Ross toolutniiau named
Stevons to Pdrtland toluy, where
lie is wauled u a ciuirgoK lauvny
iroin a iiweiinigv. ir. kobs win
turn homo to-niomiw. J
ro-
,
Wanted to Rent. A small
house or cottugo with llvo or six
rooms. Inquire at Capitaii Joint
NAi.olllco. tf
Xor.vHY Apivjnwwujnt. Chas,
v-r
i. iiyue, or uukt ci'i was ni-
poiuieu uoiury putuio uv mo uoy
prnor iQ-ay(
OrroiiTUNiTiES for Goon In
vestment. In this Issuo of the
i Capital Journal are several
i notices asking for houses to rent,
' ,,,,.,. flipf. , 1u ,, fo llin Zon.
elusion that towelling houses area
i scarce nrtiolcVIn Salem just now,
While tills is aVdesiruble condition,
11 n so fur us it indicates thut our
town is enjoyiuV prosperity, it Is
not udvnulngeoutrto the Uusluess in
terests of the'plueeX The Jouiinad
knows of one fumlrv tHat wished to
settle here last woekVbut was com
pelled to go elsewlioT for want of
quarters. This is rong. Our real
estate owners catium ulftird to over
look the mutterfit providing com
fortable and low priced houses for
rent, in their iifixlely to make more
Important nen-s. Nowx that
our town jfs on the advance
we cannot tuioni to let
nnv one co by,
We hope the par
ties advertising in this papers for
houses can be accommodated and
thus add a few more to our growing
number. Any one who will build a
nimfbcr of cottages for families, in
or about tho city, can find' renters
for them at once.
Boat Nr.ws. The Orient went
un the river tills morning aud will
be bncli
to s.uemlo-nignt wuen
she
will lay over
and
will Rroceed to
Portland to-morrow. Shol tooK up
:i laree number (ff stallions to work
on the Oregon Puclfic railroad. The
Bently and ThrW) Slstert wl
vl nr-
rive In Salem tlils-.cyjunng.
AllTICLES OK lNCOlirOHATK N
Art'cles of incorporntion were filed
with the sscretiy:y-r4stato to-day,
as follews: Tho TolfadoNid Yaqulua
City Telephone companyJv principal
ofllcc In Toledo, Bqnton county Or.
With Clias. F. J odes, J. H. McNeil
and B. Yuitlier us incorpomtors.
e.
Society Notes. The society ed
itor wishes all news inJiis line to be
at the office as curly iispovLiblo to
morrow, to insure proper crasslflca
tlnnH. Tlin SnturdnviH issue will do-
Vote its usual space jo thlsyuranch
of news.
Tiiains Late. TlJe'Trnjniing
train has been delayed for ruany
liours for the lust lew days. I The
causae is said to be a wrtsliout jJut. If
everytliing works good TtbwWlU be
on usual time hereafter.
GHANTEI) A PAltDlrffTi Sr.m'l
Abraham was grunted! a puiaon lu
n was granted! a pair
day, to regain him tci cttrzcils'iip.
He was sent to thenoiiilentiary fioni
ottCSri
served his lull term,
Mnltnoman cou
.. . W.J
loiceny, nnd has
Holiday Goods. Opened lids
week, nu entire now lot ot novelties
sultubie, and in fuct, just tho thing
for holiday gifts und presents, at the
White Corner. J. Meyer. 12-lm
Go to Mr. Benson's New Candy
aud Olgar Store, for the finest lino
of candy, cigars and tobacco, In tho
city. All good, new und fresh. lbO
Stuto street. tf.
Gmn WiiiL he Remembered
And if you want to be remembered
by your friends, givo them a photo
graph of yourself, tuken by Catter
lin & Lussler.
Sco Win. Sargent's fine line of
holiday goods, consisting of plush
goods, albums, oil paintings, toys,
picture frames, toilet sets, etc.
House Wanted. A place or
about six rooms, for a small family,
by Juuuary 1st. Address II., this
olllcc. tf
Painless dental operations atDr
T. O. Smith's, 09 State street.
ItEAL ESfATE THAXSACTIONS.
Tho following is u correct list of
the real estute transactions filed at
tho ofllcc of tlif county leuoider to te
day: 11. Thompson and Mary E.
Thompson to ljeu isilcii,
acres In 1 7r 8 w; ' $
J. W. Johnson et nl to'Lee
Bllyeu, 8J acres In t 7sr!l w;
E. M." Croisun toClias.
Fraukjltsl, A, 5 J and 8 in
blkC, of Sublimity,
W. II. Murray difd wf to
Mrs. A. Sacry; 1 acre in t 0 s
r 1 v
Franklin H. Bryantnd wf
4(100
1
15
1000
to LeoBelgem; yucro hi t 7
s r 3 w
Paul Frank tq'Clius Fniuk,
100 acres, in t DA r 1 w
2000
S200
IU JM IJrOlfiUU to L11U8
Frank, Its 11 and 12 in blk 1
of Sublimity i 23
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"Wo l'oltat With I'rltle"
To tlio "gooil nnme t lionio," won by
Hood's Bursnpurlllu. In Lowell, Muss.f
wlicro It Is prepared, there Is mora o
Hood's Hnr.nparllla bold than of nil o" her
medicines, nnd It has given tlio best sails
faction since Its Introduction tea years nso
This could not bo If tho medicine, did not
posscksiucilt. If you sutler from linpuie
blood, try IloodV S.irsnparllUi.
WrlRht's Hop I'elcy mid Clitimonillo
Hitters urcllatiw tonle, npm-tlser nnd j
pnrleiit, liivlgomtes tho ulgestlve onni
nnd in events d)spepilA,eivii bo relied up
ou. bold by till diiigclsts.
Cheapest, strongest nnd best, Wright's
Compound Extract ol Sarsnpmtllii. llolls,
pimples. eryslHlns lice before It. Clonuses
und enriches tlio blood. Sold by nil drug
gists.
All mny iossess nearly whlto teeth, pure
breath and heiillhy gums by Indus
Wright's Myrrh Tooth Sonp. Itemovestnr
tar, prevents diHiiy. bold by ult drugglb'l
It. C. C. O., lted Cross Cough Curo heals
throat and lungs, ernes iistlinm mill tlio
most ob.tlii'int ixnighs nnd colds. Try It.
Sold by nil druggists.
Ex-Pi-csidout White of Corucll
University, Just back fi"oinextensivo
EuropeiyirjniilrtsJ. says Vienna
has been siade, pei1ni, tha hand
somest city in tho world. Constan
tinople coHtlmies vile.
German J papers nseertilmt both
os - Empret Frederick audyorbister,
Princes AHce, regularly reVortwl to
their mother, Queen Victoria, tho
secrets of Girmauy's diplomatic and
military operations during S70.
Tlin u.ii'L'ni Tin nn nf Tf oiilnnL-v
il.Klnii Miolr ItV'niiltmi of vfrvinllnir '
ueuuro ineir indention "ij'rtu'iniui;
..W ,, W. ... Vn.. ... --,- V...MW...
convicts iroin VMiKiiifns ruiu-onii
builders lu their stnto.
TXIVRRSITY NOTES.
W. E. Perry, of the senior floss is
confined to his room by an attack of
inalnrla.
Mr.. Nate Conner, of Polk coun
ty, whoiat ono time was a studf lit
of Willamette University, witnessed
chapel services Wednesday.
A. W. Wann, an old-tlimvsiiidunt
has becu spending a few tlajs in the
city. Ho nnticiputeuentefng school
after the Christmas hollifuyb.
The colkgo btudent drew their
subjects Weduesdhvf for cLapol
ruetorlculs, which will begin im
mediately after theholidays.
, The semi-term fhetorlcals of the
- ycude'ny classestook phQe yester-
'cniy. 1 tie average ooy nowyiccis a
burden lifted for another five
Weeks.
A. W. BowcnJo.v, of tho cliiss of
'8p,wns elected recorder at Jtfferson,
Monday. Willumette'sboyH usually
make their mark. May tucccss at
ttml him.
Miss Minnio Lansing, of Ohio, en
tcrotl snhool recently. She e.itvrj
tliu s))!uunore elass. The higher
j'liiserfiire the ones we are pleased
to wo fylod up.
Wiii.Xc'url and Chas. Hemstock
crilered Vshool the lirot of the week.
Mr. CurlWas bete the fiist of the
year,
1 was called home dn ac
count of sickness.
The Philpdoriau
society nas
ar
ranged a programrno for An open
meeting uaxc Friday evening.
These meetings are given that the
friends may see what thoyaredoing.
Levi Magee of the icnior class,
has had charge df profsor Arnold's
classes in writiugvindbook keeping
durii the week, t:
is also teaoh-
ing private classes u:
these studies.
The Piill jhurmo'
Villi jlmmmic choral club,
iisi.sted by Salem's; nest talent, will
give an entertn nnientvln tuc opera
I l . .r
hou-e next Tliursdliy evening. This
premises to be ooejot
.1 . i . . , .
ttjjd bct con
certs of tlidfacasoii.
certs of tlu fat
Tlii.ro will
There wil
, ... .. .1
bo an elocutionary
Pr Wl the uirfvcrMty chapel
next 1 uc3dacvening given by the
pupils in elocution. Tills will bo
tho first of i sefrics of contests
given under theVupervisiou of Miss
UUIJ.
H-
L'he
open noiisu wtiicli was in
t .
tended to have .uccutgiveu this eve
ning, by the doan and young ladies
of1 tile Womaus college has been in
definitely postponed, on account of
the sickness of one of the girls at
tlio college.
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
Blaine has recovered from his re
cent attack of lumbago and resumed
his duties.
The Miner house, East Tawas,
Mich., was burned Thursday morn
ing. Two corpses were found in the
ruins. Five men were injured.
In a fight of drunken negroes at
Lumberton, Robeson county, South
Carolina, Jack Hunt, Tom Collier
aud Julius Embra were killed and
half a dozen others injured.
Shuhok Ingio, the Japanese sailor
who murdered Muro Com! Contari,
a fellow-countrymeu, in New York
November 10, was convicted of mur
der in the first degree.
Manchester, England, is only half
lighted. Tho men in the municipal
gas works threatened to strike and
Were locked out and replaced by
non-union workmen, who are fed
aud lodged in tho works.
Tho most active day's business lu
grain characters in tho history of
Baltimore was done Wednesday.
Nino steamships were chartered to
loud full cargoes of grain to Cork
and elsewhere for orders lu the
months of January, February and
March. Tlio total charters cull for
8.12,000 bushels.
OJIKCSON rOSJVI. SIATTEKS
a
Clork or the Vnt Ulall Resturntlou of
Seric Deiimiided.
Washington, pec. 5. The super
intendent of the railway mall service
has notified Congressman Hermann
that ho bus nppointed W. T. Locke
of Huntington, Or., us railway mail
clerk on tho new run between Green
river, In Wyoming, and Hung ting
ton, in Oregon.
Mr. Hermann made an argument
to-day before tho department for tho
restoration of tho mall service in
Oregon between tho towns of Oak
land and Looking Glass. This ser
vice was discontinued under the
new administration in tho Interest
of economy, and now slnco he has
presented what he asserts are suffi
cient reasons for its restoration, he
proposes making a test cose of this,
iti order to ascertain how far his
stuto may expect liberal recognition
as tu its mull facilities.
Charles Miles was to-day appoint
ed poatmuster nt Laurel, -Yellowstone
county, und Mrs. C. B.'Scrlb
ner, nt Ramsey, Deer Lodge county,
Mont.; A. Haskell at Cooperstown,
Griggs county, N. 1)., aud M. Tiles
ton, ut Auburn, Marlon county, Or.
- 'i
Wright's Cacar. CMntlvtlon remedy
iroulolM tt ulliniuil iieAuiiy actiou of
the boneU, uliis algentlun und will not lr
rllnte tha iul euslllvo Btoiunch. Chil
dren Ultf It widlly. Hold hy H drlt,
F. H. BARNES, Pres.
H. V. MATTHEWS, Treas.
The Salem Land Company,
Incorporated 1889, I J
r
CAPITAL STOCK $3Q3DO,
'J
PRESENT TO YOUR NOTICE
NGLEWOOD ADDITION!
Which is situated upon high ground overlooking the city, and only four bloc J ' ""igh bchool
building. The horse car line will soon be running to the school building on their new extension up Center
street, and are headed for this addition. The Electric line will pass within one or two 1 blocks of t and one or
both of these lines will eventually traverse the full breadth of Englewood. This property is selling I rapidly to
a class of investors who will put in tasty, substantial improvements, which i added to the biillding, gjndlngand
other public improvements, which wo propose to put on, will insure to the investor hn ample profltlf he i desires
to sell again, or a tasty, baudsome neighborhood if ho desires to make it his home. There ""j-K the city
that wilt equal it. Or If you desire acre property call at our office over the Capital Jional Bank, and we will
show you, ree of charge, the cheapest aud best five and ten acre tracts in i the country, fe7ret into the city
and that which will douole quickest in value. We mean HAMPDEN PARK and FAlRVIEW ,ADITI0Ng.
TERMS EASY. To the poor man with but a few dollars, this is a grand opening and should be Investi
gated at once, and young men should not slight it.
If this add. should happen to catch the eye ot some one at a distance, we request that you send for descrip
tive haud-book of "Salem and Vicinity," Salem Land Company, Salem, Oregbu. ,
PURELY PERSONAL.
Mr. Abe McOirlft returned to his
home in East Portland, this morn-
Miss Millie Hastings took the
morning train forner future home
In Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. C. ATJRoberts were
passengers on the'rnorning train, for
Portland. S
McKinW Mitchell, of the French
Prairie Gazette, was in tne city last
night on bu
Miss Ida'Bhuiton, pi Brooks, is in
the city visitinguit he residence or
her sister MrsAAVm. Rennie on
State street.
Miss Sallle KiuleyNwho has been
visiting at the residenceor Mr. Wm,
Rennie, took the afternoon train for
her home in Portland
Miss Ina Albright, of Portland,
who has bjfeu in this city visiting
Misses Belie Golden and Louise
Huelat, returned home to-day.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel ot
purity, strength and wbolesomeness. More
economical tlmn the ordinary .kinds, and
cannot be sold In competition with the
multttudo of low test, short weight nlum or
phosphate powders. Sold only In cans.
Ho yal Bakino Powder Co.. 10B Wnll.N.Y
Lewis M, Johnson & Co., Agenta, Port
land, Oregon.
S. W. Thompson & Co
DBLKRS IN
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry!
Their elegant stock of holiday goods now
Includes one of the finest nnd most core
pleto lines of Ilownrd, hlgln, Walthamand
Uocktord watches, also an exquisite and
elegant selection of
DIAMOND GOODS !
A choice line of
Solid and Plated Silverware.
Also an exhibition wliich will be sold at
bottom prices.
221 Commercial St.,
Salem.
NEW HARDWARE STORE
Chas. Pugh, Proprietor.
(3 ucccssorTo Holllncer & Oo.)
HARD W ARK
AND
A complete line always In stock,
M ktock Is boueht new and fotcajh. af.
fording mo tho opportunity to
till at the
liinnt reasouabl i prices.
sIuhysom hand.
i ue ih-ov ana laie.i improvea maenmery
Oofot) and store rcosw at BeJllBfW's old
tnd en hmm htmu
tanning Implements
This
We Will Display in Our West Show Window
-A CHOICE
Toilet Case !
Consisting of Celluloid and Oxidised Silver Dressing Cases, Bpby's Toilet
Cases, Gents Shaving Cases, Manicue Sets, Playing Card Cases,
Cuff and Collar Boxes, Etc., Etc!
WE DEFY COMPETITION.
In quality and prices. They are unexcelled by any goods manufactured'
in this line. All goods marked in plain figures. lv
ln The East Window We Offer This Week:
Dore's Illustrated Editions
Paradise lost, Dante's Inferno, Purgatory and Paradise, JBiblft
Gallery and Europe Illustrated. -
The publishers prices for the above works is $ 0. Our prices this week :
$1.5G.
T. JVEcF. Patton,
Clearance Sale.
Our annual Clearance sale will commence SaturcVw,-! November .2d,
and will continue until January 1st, 1800. Our.stock oonsistsiJfi , -
Men's Youth's and Boys' 'Clotliingllats, Caiis, B'oofs;al()X
Men's furnishing goods, blankets, flannels, comforts, rubber and oil clothlnjr, ladles'
cloaks and Jackets, gossamer goods in great variety. .,
J ul v "w'i'hv'S8' cl?Ska ?nd Jnclje hje all been made to order fdr us since last
in Ms lift w.T? i'J10.1! E gK".'.8 to .offer yu at eo. bHt the best selected stock
in mis city, we shall close out tho entire stock
REGARDLESS OF COST
ber?rn?api?HMnk'Te2lvod' s?e10HrKOoda bcfre youbuy. Remero.
per mo place, .FAUMKI18' hfOItK, 207 Commercial street, Salem, pr.
REED'S OPERA HOUSE.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
Friday tmd Saturday, Dec. 6, 7.
Special engagement of the renowned
Dan Morrjs Sullivan's
New Irish Comedy Co,
In their latest San Francisco Comedy Suc
cess, entitled
"KITTY FROM CORK,"
Replete with all the latest comie and top.
leal songs new dunces, specialties
and netr, clean Irish wit.
A ton of
nlflcent new scenery from
the brush of D, a. Mtrom
. . Birong. of the Queen's
iiffiH,A2lM3 aud vTued at
w, . uvuubn.aij pnriuriUUUCe,
ufunr lJltU, ou ,HUU TO COQIS,
lteerTedseU76 eeata. Naw
on Mle at
WM. HOWARD PHELPS, Sec.
W. F. SEAVR, Soliditor.
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BEN FORSTNER & CO.
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REED'S OPERA HOUSE.
Thursday Evening, Dec. 12th.
grand Concert
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PhilharrfnTc-. Society
CON8EHVATOia,Y. OF MfBIO,
Assisted by iilss Jlallle Parish, MU
Leona Willisana the guitar and mandolin
trio, (Messm Keilur, Chase and astuB).
Chorus of 40 voices. The concert closing
w Itu the un vll chorus, w ith chorus, anvils,
orchcbtru, druiua. etc .
Aduilw.lou su cis; gallery 35 els. Reserved
seats without uxtru; charge nt lttons
boolc store. 7k
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