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GOING OUT
WOO W of Dry fads
To be Sold at
BEFORE THE
Our lease of store room expires Jnne 1st, and we want to
close our entire stock by that time. Kemember our stock is
all new and desirable. Dress Goods, Laces, Lace Curtains,
Embroideries, Hosiery, Kid Gloves, Silk Gloves, Umbrellas,
Muslin, and Wool Underwear, FanB, Corsets, Table Linen,
Napkins, Towels, Ladies' Miw 03' and Childrens' Shoes, &c.
p. p. Jackets Regardless of Coit Everything must go by June 1st.
The Palace E. Q. & S. Co.,
December Uth, 1803,
A FEW DAYS MORE
THEN CHRISTMAS.
Delight yoar friend with a pretlyJ
picture and frame.
KELJOEli & SOUS
are the people for style, good work
manship and reasonable price.
Local Dates.
Dec 18. Husking Bee at FIrat Cou
gregatlonal church.
Dec 22. The Iuventora. Benefit
for the McGee Babies by Amateur Ar
tist. Dec. 22, 23. Prof. Chapman lectures
on English literature, Y. M. C. A. hall.
Jan. 1. Y. M. C. A. reception.
Jan. 20. 8y Perkl us comedy.
A Good Work. M. Scbeydecker,
the landscape gardner, has been en
gaged by Secretary of State McBride to
same, classify and re-arrange the
shrubbery on the state bouse square.
Ho Is at present engaged with an as
sktant placing the botanical names
onto each individual shrub. Later he
will place the local name by which the
plant Is known on the reverse side of
each of the tags. At the proper seasou
the planting of the entire grounds will
be re-arranged, and wheu all the trees
and shrubs ar3 in their permanent po
sitions a perfect diagram of the place
will be made, giving a number to each
plant, whereby its name can be ascer
tained. The square contains some rare
and valuable plants. They have at
tained a good growth, and will prove a
greater source of beauty to our city
from year to year. Tula classification
and naming wl 1 bo a means of educa
tioi to our people, young and old, and
will do much to encourage the beauti
fying of the entire city for years to
come.
Scksiblr Holiday Stock. Being
aware of the bard limes and the careful
use people will make of their mouey
these holidays. The Spa has put on
sale a mammoth stock of fresh made
candles for Just about what the sugar
costs. They also make box candles
fresh to order, and" put them into boxes
that will afterward be useful. Mixed
iiuU at t ut prices, Christmas tree orna
ments and all holiday novelties at the
lowest prices. Djn't fail to call at The
Spa, and make your money go us fur
aa possible.
HAVE Both. J. A. Van Eaton, the
people's grocer, has the best general
stock of groceries ever in the city, and
as to prices, his patrons say others are
not It with this house for good .values.
Appointed Guardian. In probate
court upon petition of Mrs. Chester
Thomas, Ed. N. Edes was today ap
poined guardian of Cheater Thomas, a
minor, aged four years. The where
abouts of the father are unknown.
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Run Over. If you see a young man
eemlDg full speed don't be afraid you
will be run over, for it is a Lockwood
messenger flylug to his destination
Wltu a message.
A CoMruMENT. A lady was heard
to remark yesterday: "The Palace
must really be selling at cost, for I never
saw such low price In Salem before."
SMOKINQ jACkKTS AND DRESSING
Gowns At Brasfleld'a at com. Bee
display In our window. 2t
Sweet cider Clark & Eppley.
P. 5. DEARBORN'S
IMAS SUGGESTIONS.
Red mountains of Alaska by W. D.
Alba.
Knockabout Cub In tho Woods.
My Days and Nights on tiie Battle
WWm, by Cha. Carletou Collin.
Tbre Vaar G'r's in South America
Chatterbox tor 1803.
Uttk Om' Annual.
DjgCkIvalry.
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BOOK STORE.
OF BUSINESS.
Cost or Less
1ST OF JUNE
PERSONALS.
Public Prosecutor A. O. Condlt is
again able to be about his law practice
after a touch of grippe.
County Assessor Bears of Portland U
in the city.
Ex-Gov. nnd Mrs. 8. F. Chad wick
and daughter Miss Mary, returned last
evening from a visit in Portland.
Dr. A. Davis, who has been In Salem
for a few months with hi home at the
C. B. Moores residence on Stale street
Is preparing to move to Southern Cali
fornia. Rev. Wtn.R. Stevenson, of Portland,
who has been the guest of the Wallace
family for several days, returned home
this afternoon.
Manager Koehler's private car passed
south this morning.
R-v. Dr. Freeland returned this
morning from a week's visit at Seattle.
He has not yet fully decided to accept
the call given blm by too church here,
but Trill make his decision known soon.
LITTLE LOCALS.
Our perfect winter
gress temperature,
weather at 60 de-
continues. Of
course, The Journal will get out a
flue New Year's edition. It will be il
lustrated with cuts of our best build
ings, too. The churchea are prepar
ing for Cbiristmas exercises in their
Sunday schools -Tue Salem Flour
ing Mills are ruuniug. During the
past two weeks the big Wi lauiette
Valley flouring mills have received 60,
000 bushels of valley wheat. During
the same time 140 cars of flour have
heeu shipped out of the mill) to East
Portland, where It will find market in
Liverpool. Does this leak like bard
times? If the Irresponsible windbag
who is editing tho Populist paper of
this city can figure out how a man in
the thirties could he a native of Ger
many and yet the son of a veteran in
the Uulou armies there will be some
excuse for bis being permitted to longer
remain outsldo of the Oregon asylum.
A pale-faced young man with a big
black cigar in his blue lips went up to
Instruct tho state board how to fix
the state taxes this morning.
Chas. Daniels was sent up from Port
laud to the State Reform school today.
Harry 8lngIeton went to Hubbard
this ufternoon. Secretary W. A.
Munley is in Portland for Sunday.
A very pleasing entertainment was
given by the inmates of the Institute
for tho blind, last evening, at their
school. The rooms were crowded with
visitors, and an enjoyable program was
rendered.
Recorder's Court. Two tramps
were before his honor, Judge Edes, this
morning. A dead druuk was picked
up by Policeman Low and Fireman
Koas down near the big bridge. When
be sobers oil.
Hay for Sale.
600 tons of choice hay for sale, most
ly timothy. Will be sold in parcels to
suit the purchaser by R. M. Robertson,
Albany, Oregon. 1216tf
Any Suit or Overcoat In Bras-
field's store $15.00. Don't think twice
about this but come In and avail your
self of this opportunity. 2t
The New York Racket has a shoe
trade to bo proud of. The reason Is that
they give their customers full value for
every dollar they spend at their store.
Buy your toyB
where the entire
at Wui. Sargeant's,
stock la being closed
out at coit.
12-lG-3t
. The Ladles Bazaar Is having a heavy
run at the underwear sale. Ladies uud
iuIhscs underwear ut 33 per cent, dis
count all through. Dou't miss this
opportunity.
i
MottoaoMAN. Japanese china ware
liuudtedsof Jan. novel ties lust In
Damon Bros; JHue Front. Hu.'
Do YoD?-If you" eat pearl barley, '
saiMi. Ilaked or pearl tanlocca be aura to
..iirf .. . i . . - ..
it irtwii at uiara & .epp.-eya. entertained frienda at the residence of
fc"or tin best nrlcen aud nualltveoto
StrouifH for your Christmas caudles aud
Weatacutt & Irwin.
fluviluut O 'an e'egant designs
new for tbe holidays at the lilwo
Frout.
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS.
Records f tke Week is
Circles.
Sales
A RECEPTION OF TflB.WILLAME'iTES.
Benefit to Babies McGee Knights
of Pjtklas Entertain
meat. Readers of the Journal are re
quested to send us reports of social
gatherings, and notices of friends from
abroad who may be n the city. Send
in at any time during the week or re
porters will be sent on request.
charity benefit.
Chas. H. Burggraf, the architect, is
the author oi a melodrama which will
be presented on Friday evening, Dec.
22d. at Reed's Opera House. The title
of the play is "The Inventors" and fol
lowing executive stall bs consented to
assume the responsibility of the man
agement and donate the entire net pro
ceeds to the widow and orphans of the
late Richard McGee:
executive btaff.
Business Manager 8 A Bishop.Jr.
Stage Director Chas H Burggraf.
f P W Rogere.leader.
Orchestra -Elite"
.WEMcElroymgr.
Stage Manager . Major Wallace.
Treasurer H B Holland,
THE CA8E.
Harry Raymond, an inventor S A
Biqbop, Jr.
Phillip Weaton, inventor of mischief
A Lawrence.
Tim Higgins, Inventor of the Com
pound Presser, Hugger and
Fqueezer J Burggraf.
Para fVanutta, inventor of "Queer" G
Wallace.
Yim Yorgeuson, 8wede f
McGiuty. inventor of'Af.-j B Dugan
ter the Bawl" I
Ned, a street Arab Major Wallace.
Constable A C Adams.
Chief Police Chas. Helleubrand, Jr.
May Raymond, Harry's wife Mrs H
B Holland.
Katie Hlgginsw..Miss Emma Murphy.
Bessie Miss Renioh Holland.
Tickets are for sale at the book stores
and there should be a liberal attendance
and appreciation of the work of these
amateur players who give their time for
so worthy a cause.
BOCIAL. NOTES.
The Misses King of North Salem, en
tertained a company of young friends
to the number of about 30 on Tuesday
evening and maintained their past rep
utation as entertainers m a high de
gree. Mrs. C. D. Gabrlelson entertained a
circle of friends Tuesday evening at
drive whist. Light refreshments, drive
wblst for prizes and delightful conver
sation comprised the evening program.
Wednesday evening showed growing
attendance at Prof. Parvin's conserva
tory concert for the electric light fund
for Willamette cbajjel. Verdi's "An
vil Chorus" was rendered with much
effect by a fdll chorus with anvil ac
companiment, and the entire program
showed that a high grade of musical
performance is insisted upon at this
conservatory.
THE WILTAUEITES.
On Wednesday evening this fashion
able social club assembled at its quar
ters In Hotel Willamette parlors. Fol
lowing are those taking part:
Some of those present were Mr. and
Mrs. A. S. Brasfleld, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hirscb, Mr.
and Mrs. R. P. Boise, Jr., Mr. aud Mrs.
C. D. Gabrlelson, Mr. and Mrs. Jot.
Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. Ike Patterson,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Lafore, Mr. and Mrs.
FInley Perriue, Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Gatcb, Mr. and Mrs. F. Hughes, Mr.
and Mrs. H. 8. Belle, Mr. and Mrs. A. F.
Hofer, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Sutherland,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Thompson, Misses
Julie Metsoban, Lilian Itoblln, Anna
Younger, Maud Hirscb, Gusle Lous
dale, Gertie Savage, Anna Metscban,
Georgia Glltuer, Murphy, Amelia
Metscban, Ethel Crane, Messrs. Judge
J. J. Murphy, Basil Wagner, Frank
Meredith, J. M. Keene, E. C. Glltuer,
Mendenhall, T. C. Smith, Jr., F. K.
Lovell, Philip Metscban, Looney, Ber
ry, Iuman, Harvey Jordan, Frank
Dearborn, E. Breymau and G, L. Baa
ket, Miss Leila Waters, Miss Lena
Breyman, Ml&i Mae Carpeuter Dr. W.
B, Morse, W. Breyman, Mr. and Mrc.
J. G. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Win.
Brown, Mr. and Mr. C. B. Irvine, Mr.
and Mrs. A. I. Wagner, Mr. aud Mrs
R. B. Fleming, Mr. and Mrs. Briton,
Mrs. A. E. Strang, Mrs. Bailie Dwyer.
Mrs. J. F. Fink, of Tacoma. Mian
Fraukle Richardson, Miss Anna Brey
man. MASONIC.
Pacific Lodge No. 60, A. F. and A.
- us., citroicu uuiuera tutu uigmasioiiews:
Lot L. Pierce, mister; J as. It Davis.
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Mnlor waid'nj Wiu, Warner, junior
Wardv : H. P. McNarv. treasurer. IT.
-ton. aecretary; John Gray, tvler.
social party.
Mrs.L. D. White and Mra.F.ti. Victor.
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'X. D. White, ob State street ou Tues
day ereotug, Dm. 12lh. Those present
were: Rev. am) Mrs. Cipelaud, Dr,
and Mrs. Pbllbrook, far. and Mrs. tj, C.
AdauM, Mr, aud Mrs. Wai. Eutjland,
Mr. aad Mrs. E. M. Walte, Mr. and
Mrs. I. Patterson, Mr.and Mrs. Eugene
Breyman, Mrs. Dr. Cartwrigbt, Mrs.
G. Byrne, Miss Butler, Miss Giltner,
Mr. F. K. Lovell, H. W. Hull, C. J.
Williams, and Clyde Cook. The even
ing was spent in conversation and
games of amusement, after which a
bountiful lunch was served. The guests
retired at 11 o'clock.all voting the even
ing a very-enjoyable one.
KNIQHTS OF PYTHIAS SOCIAL.
Invitations are out for a social attrac
tion close at band, the social to be given
by Central lodge, No. 18, Knights of
Pythias of this city, on next Tuesday
evening, Dec. 19th. This lodge has
given some very fine socials in the past
and the event for Tuesday evening will
be a novelty from beginning to enfl.
The committee having the matter in
charge have invited the friends of tho
order and there will be a large and
fashionable attendance. No one will
be admitted without an invitation but
the committee have announced that
every member of the lodge and visiting
knights are to understand that no invi
tation is seeded for them. Every
knight is invited and expected to at
tend aud assist in entertaining the
"strangers."
Below Is given the program for the
early part of the evening. At its con
clusion the banquet hall will be cleared
and dancing will be the order until
11:30 p. m. Those who do not desire to
dance will bo entertained in social
gamesand other amusements bo that
the evening may be pleasantly passed
by all. The committee extend a cor
dial Invitation to every knight in the
city to be present
Overture Orchestra
Addrexs qf Welcome
Steve McFadden, C. C,
Piano solo Miss Byrne
Auares-- -un tne uraer"
Bro. W. E. Copeland.
Selection . Orchestra
Recitation Selected
Miss Mollle Bernardl.
Duet, vocal Selected
Messrs. iiundret and Wenger.
Violin solo Selected
Prof. McLyman.
"Our Reason for This Disturb
ance." C. D. Gabrlelson
The program will commence at 8
o'clock sharp and those holding invita
tions are asked to be present at 7:30 or
as soon thereafter as possible.
DEGREE OF HONOR.
The ladies of this order of the United
Workmau gave a literary program,
social and dance at- their ball in tte
State Insurance block. There was a
Urge attendance and a credi'able pro
gram was carried out from 8 p. m. to
1:30 a. m. Shriyers orchestra furnished
the music aud It was very acceptable.
MASONIC.
On 8t. John's day, Dec. 27th, Salem
and Pacific lodges, A. F. and A. m.,
will conduct Joint annual Installation
of ofScrs. Tho exercises will be pub
lic to Masons and their families. A se
lect program will be rendered, aud
aftr its rendition there will be a season
of social enjoyment, refreshments, etc.
The hall is now very convenient and
the "open house" this year will be
more enjoyable than ever.
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT.
At the First M. E. church Wednes-
d i'y, December 20, 8 o'clock p. m. Ad
mission 50 cents, children half price.
program.
Piano duet Mis&es Hubbard and
Newsome.
Vocal Solo Miss Scriber.
Beading Mies Ethel Hughes.
Piano Solo Mrs. GImble.
Vocal Solo Miss Thornton.
Reading Hal. Hlhbard.
Violin Bolo Mr. Kruse.
Vocal Solo Miwi Carpenter.
Reading Mls Vundersol.
Piano Bolo MIhs Hubbard.
Reading Miss Brown.
Quartet Prof. Parvln, JJr. Epley,
Mrs. Holland and Miss Altermatt.
A SURPRISE.
A delightful juveulle surprise party
was giveu to Willie Sayre at bis moth
er's home on 14;b and Chemeketa
streets, which was attended by about
forty young people whose names we
should have bceu glad to have appear
If the list bad beeu handed in earlier.
There were games, a delightful lunch
aud the party did not break up early
as all were sorry to have to go home at
all.
Valuations. Before the State.
Board of Equallzition today Portland
asks 25 per ceut reduction on town lots.
Marion should have as much on a levy
for t-tate and county, ten mil) for city
aud teu mill for school, Salem is en
titled to a reduction. This city now
juyB one-third of tbe total taxes of this
county, and property hero fs altogether
too high.
Hanulue laimta tbe Unrest Jmoorla.
Moti ever Drought to Bale u, now at tbe
Blue Front.
Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair.
DPRICE'S
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wJi1 5?. CrM rrrUr Ptowfcr A"U; No Ate.
UM4 la MiLUoiu of Hmb-4o Yr tit frtiwlirf
OHTJSOH SEBVI0E8 TOMOMWW.
FIRST H. E. CHURCH.
Services at the regular hours. Sub
jects: 1030 a. m. "Pergonal EQort,"
730 p. m. "Thomas tbe Doubter."
Young men especially invited.
INDEPENDENT EVANGELICAL.
The usual services conducted by tbe
pastor tomorrow at W. C. T. U. ball.
1030 and and 7:15. Sunday school at
12 m. Y. P. 8. C. E. 0:15. J. Bower-
sox.
EVANGELICAL TABERNACLE.
East Salem, corner Chemeketa and
17th. Services, Sunday morning and
evening, Rev. J. Stoops of JeOereon
will fill tbe pulpit. All are cordially
invited. I. B. Fisher, pastor.
SOUTH SALEM.
Tomorrow morning ubject"Martha
and Mary." Evening subject "The
Power of the Gospel." The pastor will
conduet tbe services at the state peni
tentiary, at 2 p. m. J. M. Shulse, pas
tor. UNITY CHURCH.
Services at 1030 a. m. and 730 p. m.
Sunday school at 12. Rev. W. E.
Copeland pastor. Subject of morning
sermon "Sin against tbe Holy Ghost."
Subject of eveniug lecture "Tbe first
Bible of Word of God as written In the
Veda's."
CONGREGATIONAL.
Services morning aud evening, at tbe
usual hours, by Dr. Freeland. Sunday
school at noon.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Corner of Marlon and Liberty streets,
Rev. M. L. Ruggo, pastor. Usual
preaching services conducted by tbe
pastor on Sunday at 1030 a. m. and 730
p. m. Sunday sebcol at close of morn
ing services. Young people's meeting
at 633 p. m. Subject of sermons,
morning, "Religion a Business," even
ing, "How to Solvo the Temperance
Problem."
GERMAN EVANGELICAL.
Church corner of Center aud Liberty
streets. Services for Suuday as follews:
Preaching at 11 a.m. and 730p.m.,
Sunday school at 10 a. m., Y. P. A. at
7 p. m. Every Gennau person in town
Is cordially iuyited to our services. A.
A. Eugelbart, pastor.
Services as follows at tbe Christian
church tomorrow Preaching at 1030
a, m., Sunday school at 12: Y. P. 8. C.
E , meeting at 630 p. m.
Ou next Weduesday and Thursday
night, the 20th aud 21st, Elder A. C.
McKeever, of Portland, will preach for
us. Nooue should fail to come and
hear blm as he is a very able speaker.
Y. m. o. A.
Bong service for men only at tbe Y.
M. C. A. rooms tomorrow afternoon at
4 p. m. All men invited.
w. c. T. u.
Regular services conducted by the
W. C. T. U. in their hall, at 4 p. m.
These meetings are growing in interest
and tbe public are cordially invited to
attend.
World's Pair Novelty.
Capt'. W. W. Martin, the Jeweler has
constructed and Bet In operation in tbe
window of his establishment next door
to tbe Ladd & Bush bank an exact
miniature of the Ferris wheel at the
World's fair. It.is about four feet high
and made of bronzed wood and steel.
Sixteen trays take tbe place of tbe re
volving suspended cars containing ele
gant displays of watches and jewelry.
The wheel makes two revolutions a
minute, presenting tbe glittering gems,
diamonds, and gold and silver articles
rrom any angle or view. The power
by which this wheel Is driven is a little
water motor, but it may be driven by
electricity later on. It interests a con
stant crowd, before the window aud is
a triumph of mechanical skill applied
to advertising.
The Difference.
James Bee here, Charley, I get all
of this washing done at tbe Chinaman's
for 25 cents a week.
Charley Well, I get mine done at
tbe Salem Steam Liuudry. It never
costs me more than you pay, and I
have the satisfaction of patronizing
white folks, besides getting better
work. Try it and Bee the difference.
hiieriff Sale. Deputy Sheriff
Wrlghtman Bold some lota iu Yew
Park and Oxford addition today, Iu
two parcels for $2965 and $1112.34 re
spectively. Tbe largest Bt ck of brooms and
brushes for household use ever brought
to Salem at dark & Enpley'a.
Remember the
Suuday dinner at
Stroug's tomorrow. Always something
I good there, and It only costs 25 cents.
IU
, OVERCOATS
Slatig
The Largest assortment ever brought to Salein.
Thby Must Gc
in the next 30 days!
AND COST TAKES 'EM.
C. D. GXbriklson,
Resldrnt Afnt
LONDON and LANCASHIRE FJRE INSURANCE C
Have 15 years experience lor over eight yearn awUUnt secretary oi State Insurance G
pany en Oregon. Tmiorery office HtelDrra Bed Corner Onir btore. MtCMlT rftiat
ANl MBEUAI Which la ahown by the fad t at tula companr has done the Iareiih
nes of any Korelcn Insurance company on the Paclflotoaat In 1W2. '
WHERE WE STAND.
The Populist paper Bays The Jour
nal, is standing in with Governor
Pennoyer in return for the state adver
tising. Nothing could be further from
the truth. No newspaper in tbe state
has shown up the present Populist gov
ernorof Oregon iu a more unsparing
manner than The Journal, And
everybody, the governor included,
knowB that we mean every word we
say aud do not criticise any man for
tbe sake of being captious or for per
sonal reasons. At times in the past we
have commended the governor. Bui
that was when he was still a Democrat
and was elected by Republican votes.
It would be bard for a Democrat to not
sometimes do something that was com
mend nble and we never hesitate to
commend an official who does a good
act. In that way Pennoyer got com
mendation when he deserved it and
condemnation when It was deserved.
As to "standing iu" it is one of tbe al
ways untruthful Populist lies about
those they imagine stand in their way.
Catarrh Cannot be Cored
with Local Applications, as they can
uot reach tbe seat of the disease. Cat
arrh is a blood or constitutional disease,
and In order to cure it you must take
internal remfdies. Hall's Catarrh Cure
is taken internally, and acts directly on
the blood nnd mocous surfaces. Hall's
Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine.
It was prescribed by one of the best
pbyslcansin this country feryeers, and
Is a regular pie3cript!on. It is compos
ed of tbe best tonics known, combined
with the best blood purifiers, acting di
rectly on tbe mocous surfaces. The
perfect combination of tbe two incredi-
ents is wnat produces such wonderful
results in curing Catarrh. Send for
testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props,
Toledo, O. 8old by druggists. Price 75o.
Basey's Hearse. Notice is hereby
given, that I have bought the hearse
of dinger & Bigdon, known as the
Mlnto hearse, and kept at Jap Minto's
stables, and have moved- the samo to
Badabau gh 'a stables, corner State and
Front streets, and all orders left at the
undertakers, dinger & Rigdon's or A.
M. Clough's, or at the stables, will re
ceive the best of attention. Thanking
ray many friends for their past favors,
I hope by fair dealing a continuance of
i he same, and will strive to heed the
motto, "Live and Let Live." A. J.
uasey.
Letters from Mothers
speak In
warm terms
of what
Scott's
Emulsion
has done
for their del
icate, sickly
children. It's use has
brought
thousands back to rosy health.
Scott's Emulsion .
of cod-liver oil with Hypophos
phftes is employed with great
success in all ailments that re
duce flesh and strength. Little
ones take it with relish.
Prapwd by Scott A Bowns. . Y. Alt droMfet.
XMAS LINENS,
OPERA. HOTJ8JC CQRNXR, - - . UXHUi, OBKJO.
Oo to WW. 9m'. fr ,. &M a4
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bfer?d al
Cost
DOjJ BALK. As unabridged encyclor
Urto'eth''rrea'rtdot'
Vt.U. Weat, electric light nation. 12 u
MUST PAY UC-Pemma owing Harrli
Mclntyrs mnat pav up before Dec. y
orooata will bo added. U-jj;
PAPERS.- Fortland. hacramento, 8u
Tacoma and San Franclicopapenom
at Beanett'e, Poatoffloe block
ME IT MARKtrtV-Oppoelt brick Hrt
a!em. IMlrered cheap. U-iMi
WAN) ED. Apoaltlonat homework t
competent lady with b at of nfereii
Call at tbe residence of JUri.
Ear),
uourt fctreet near isth
NOTICK. Any one havlnir honei tkey
ita led and fed bay and natath onto
wlnier inivlnQulre of HarrUA Lootefor
tuer particulars. Wlllamlna. Yamhill a
ty, Oregon U-M)Jt
ANTED Work ot any kind, by a 70
man who la a atranger In the
Wage no object. J.. ha Loumenai, at
Cottage. 13 1!
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Literature of
klndaobsaleataaSLJberyitreet. U
mHIB TAPER U kept oa file at E.C.D
I . Advertising A gency, M and 65 Merehi
Exchange, San Krancto-o. California, wl
contraou for advertising can be made foi
ARM FOR BALE. A dwliabfe farmc
acrea for sale on lone time Town croc
Trill be taken In part payment. Apply to
Willi. In Opera Honse Blook. 11-2 1
Yflfl WILL BE LOADED.
Vliitora whether Intending onrchasli
br not, are atwaya welcome, we are git
to show everything-, and then let yoorov
Judgment decide whether or not you w
to bur. We never Imlitnr ruloln V,
meU strictly on tbe merits of the goods.
juu visit our store, you wiu wunoni
Joubt
"WILL BE LOADED,
lown with Christmas e-oods. a our orle
kre che p. Ak your friends If such la s
'iub case,
.Patton Bros.,
Christmas goods, Btatloaery, Etc
igenta for -'Old Nick." 96 State street
MADAM McALPiN,
of Denver, has opened Dress-mak
Parlora in theEldridge block, In
rooms formerly occupied by Mrs. Ba
and guarantees
A Perfect Fit or No Pay
ll-23-lm J
FROEliEL SClI00LS-4tli Tc
Infant, Connectingand Primary clas
every week day from 9 a. m. to
12 m. except Saturday.
MISSO. BALLOU, - - - Prindj
TRAILING CLASSES
for teachers' daily practice work fr
0 a. m. to 12 m. In Kindergarten.
On Monday, Wednesday and Frit!
from 2 to 4 p. hi. CI awes meet
study of Froebel system. Mrs. P.
Knight, Principal.
MOTHER'S CLASS.
Meets Friday froaa 2 to 4 p. m. w
training class, court ucted by a
Knlgbtaiid Mtaa Ballon. For lermt
information apply at Kiudergan
roosts, corner Court and Liberty Mm
X&TAS PCJRS,
XMAS -NFCKWEATlAtid SUSPENDERS,
XMAS HANDKERCHIEFS,
XMAS DRESSES and JACKETS,
XMAS OVERCOATS 1 ifnil HATS,
XMAS FOOTWEA&
..... .AT LOWEST CASH FRKJ1S AT ,
WILLIS" BROTHERS' A rV
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