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fl CENTORY OLD!
Wo liuvo tlio flnoiil lino of bluo Trtblowrira, slmllnr to tlio
Myvn of ft lnuidrod yflnrw rtj,0, but mtloli Improved In ulylonml
finish. Mammoth toal of itiilt-tt tioit out jIimh (Uid otlior (Iium
Wflro,diruot from tho factory. AIho a full lino of doiionitud
tihiiirt mid novoltlufl in tlio oroukory llnu for ilia holldaya,
Prices novir known so W,
J.G.WRIGHT,
THE PION131SR GROCER
I' W'U"W WJ.'I'Ul,'
rEKHONAIitl.
Ji, O. Hew-ii went In I'urllntirt
tnlay,
McKlutoy Mllulioll ciino li from
Clerval lodny.
Jllrtau Myew returned home to
fcolo til In morning,
A, L. Oiicrln. of Motuiliilii Hnmv,
Idho,nrrlvo(t In tlio city (lit morning.
J. D. Hunt, of tho Aurora mill, If
In tho olty Introducing ths now Im
tirovod rilufl of Jjlfo" Ihiir tiudo uj
til ml Us. An Interesting nrtlclo nboui
IliU now Invonlloti will Ihi Aniiid In
thU jiaper.
O. P. Conliuw nml wlfo left, Thurs
day, for Balcm. Mr. Couhuw Ih n utoclt
holder lu tho Thou. Kay woolen mills,
nnd coca for tho purpose of nttoudlug a
utock holders' raeotluff of tho company.
MoMlnnvllle Ileglator.
Hon. J. II. Upton, Denmark, tho
Populist wnrhoreo who took mileage
by way of 'Frisco, und then "hoofed
It" over tho Coast range of mountains,
ko "Excelsior," umld Ico and enow,
waa made a notary publlo today.
A petition to Governor Lord has been
forwarded from MoMlunvlll, request
tag him to pardon Thad Dunn, bo as to
restore him to citizenship. Hit, time
will expire on Noyomber 20, ho having
reduced his time of aorvlco nonrly one
third by good behavior.
Marion Souool. It. T. Ray, ono
of the dlreolors of tho Marlon Bohool, Is
la the olty for a tow days. He reports
their eohool as progressing nicely.
There are about forty pupils In atten
dance. With Miss Katlo Pooler, n
graduate of tho State- normal school, at
Monmouth, as teacher. Aa a teacher
she has but fow equals and no superior.
The patronH and pupils agree that this
Is the best term of Bohool over taught
In the district.
Onk Democrat, Tho Democrats of
tho Fourth Ward, are talking of put
ting a candidate In tho field for nldor
man, and will morotban likely agree
upon Jo. Albert. Ho has tho business
ability and kuowledgo of parliament
ary usago to make a good alderman.
Incorporations. Tho Geneva Min
eral Co., of Portlaud, capital atock
$3,010,000; tho Astoria Laundry Co., of
Portland, stock $6,000 and tho Poe
Valley Irrigating Co., of Bonanza,
Klamath county, today lllod artltles
with Secretary of Btate Ktncald.
PAKAiiYZED. Loyl Bailey, of South
Baleia, was Wednesday evening utrlck
en with paralyse, his left eldo being
entirely disabled. Mr. Bailey Is qulto
old, but has been In good health, and
will probably rally.
Barr Removal. Tho old rellablo
Jewelry establishment of J, G, Barr,
has been removed to 118 Htato street,
soveral doors east of the old location.
Customers, old and now, are Invited to
call.
Man Wanted. Governor Lord
today Issued a requisition on tho Gov
ernor of Washington, for tho person of
A. M. Anderson, wautod In Clatsop
oounty for forgery.
EVENING SHADES
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A "SNAP"
V4M"
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OUR SHOE TRADE
S0 TVWC CT TTTC vr' J host values that equal money can
C DJ I O OVJ1 X O irlsS tmy. Big lino of mnn's pauts, new
i vtyles, elegaut values. Look them
' '" over.
JttrBoat Goods. Lowest pWces. Battsfaotlon guarauteed or money relunded.
WILLIS
Court nnd Liberty.
MAKOUI'KITK,
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OOOIAL ANNOUH0BMBNT8.
Miss I-Mlth Oonn came tip from
CorllHinl hHlny.
M. Klliiger and ion rrtiiriied from
I'.imImikI Mut night,
Iti-V. W. K, Uupland cnnio hmi.c
'rom Portland lat night.
Mrs. Dfniiiiin, rculdlng In North
lilfin, U ill wlr.li bronchltln.
Mra. It, Cnrd and httlo child went In
1'u. tier today foranhort vlnlt.
Deputy Bhcrin J. II. Mclsiner re
turnrd to Portland this morning,
Mtm, Ilobvrt McOrow wont to Port
land teday, whero nhd will rexlda.
C'uleb HhuinoiiH and Km inn Joues
liavo received a murrUo corildoato.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Boothby
returnod lastoveulng from Portland,
County Clerk L. V. Ehlen wont to
Aurora on tho Bulom local this morn
ing. Mrs. Emma Walker and Mies Ollle
dklpton, of Cor vnllis, arrived In Bulom
today.
Mrs. E. T. Matthlou, of Gervals, re
turned homo today, after a visit with
relatives In and near Bulom.
D. L. Green, tho hopbuyer, came
homo last night from a trip in the
vicinity of Gervals, Woodburn and
Hubbard.
Mrs. Marlng, of Bealtlo, returned
homo today, after a visit of several
weeks with Mrs. Marine's sister, Mrs.
Claud Gntoh.
Wru. Molson, of Derry, Polk county,
returned fiom Portland last ulht and
was met at tho depot by Mrs. Molson,
with a carriage.
Miss Lydla Muelhaupt returned
from Portlaud on thq steamer Gray
Eagle last evening, after a six weokn
visit with friends,
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Alliston, who
havo boon tho guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Wcrnor Broyman for a short time, re
turned to thuir home lu Portland to.
day,
Miss Maggie Grills, formorly an oper
ator In the Western Union Telegraph
ofllco hero, Went to Albany today and
from thero will procsod to her homo In
Roseburg.
Miss Myrtlo Hepburn Is anothnr
saleslady employed at tho dry goods
housoofHtook Bros. This firm now
om ploy 11 vo behind tho counters aud
havo built up a good trade lu six
mouths. Their Buaceea Is evldenoo that
tialera Is a good business town, where
by closo attention any lino of trado cau
be built up by enterprising and pro
gressive methods.
FIKTY-TWO CARDS.
l'leaso remembor tho danclug whist
tohearsal at 7:30. tonight In Chanulng
hall. No visitors admitted.
Tho beat assortment of uuderwiar
for men, women and children, will be
fouud at tho Now York Racket. Tholr
prices aro tho lowest. Now 1b tho
time to lit yourseif out for cold
woathor. o-o-d-2t
LIVER1NE
For indigestion, liver and
Lunn & Brooks drug store.
kidne.vc
tf
In
J tin
Dress Goods Inst received. All
thodeslrablo colors In Nuu's Veiling
d Albatross at nonular iirlcea. A
150 blaok silk dress to bo given away
In our dress goods department,
Black Beaver Doublo Cape, baud
J Homelv trimmed with soutaobe braid
fastened
with largo buttnus and
olasp. Prlco 5. WantoneT A fow
nlco plush capes hero. Try one.
Is a booming success, Standard, re-
liable goods ouiy at popular prices are
tho kiud of shoes wo soli, Try us for
shoes. We want your trado and well
merit It.
Good quality from t2 up, Mon'a
I suits. $7. $7.60. $1.60. These aro tho
BROS. & CO.,
The Caih Dry Goodi, Clothing nd Shoe Home
m"wfMfmmHm
rwnrmn womb uivap,
Tlirw
of Mi6H UMHifi tflorf
MkM Ktf Mart,
MhtttHwthntmtty mornlnirMm Tli rmri Hint Afojtr I'wt, f Hi
Mr Aftf.AfcJtillfiif t lr horn fnfMnffffivofiiriinl MilflWi ''
ftrt 'will (r(. dfiil lhml(! ?i Mil !! Hm wlfiMf hllll Mlwnf wahM
(iffrt III f MfftfSl &, It WM ,? IN KMffHWHl MM'I Mf Hfr
llnMfTWl iMWllA4 Hfltf tlftfll lit HrWII lHf NffM l lt wliNwM
Nr KMf Uiu l lMfrtnirltHMiif4ilfti,M(wi w Mr mIhmhm
ml. I bowl 4 rwriwrwuf, TIhm M fit '
Mf. Muttony wm.Ii i(fiit luvlit twron V Mti hh in, ma nl ifi niiixt
Moiftilly fi ilf. JIW tiililn ifUllrti fa? (ft imiirRfoittoiK f Hi
nrtitm wntMnry Ami Mw, MN wm tw WliMrnci rlvtr lfi, am.. fHr
iKimOdloW IMflll.ol Mr, MMnlfUul ImI liiitMltff ti(iifriilN In Hi M
J ffftmori muni, Olil . AllliM at
n itnt (lift family mitnl In Jfalmrifi!
'tvititil, mill a( IN I'twn n( lt$mUmn
! Inifif, hf 1, 1 fl If, ri w4 mitrrM In
OivM MoCiilly. A tw ymtnlnltr
(liny movml In liirlliMlnti, low, fnllhrro waany Irutli Im I hit llmiil
lfllf Mr. McC'iiHy cm (nU4liririif, lliHtlhfi im! waiiNI Im Minnvod lot
bill, fMiifficil to iiw In WW, and In
Msfsli, W,'l, (hit Sillily Nfartml tn
Ofnrfoti, brrMiiliitf a iflftof a Ifitln of
W nx-lenriK, Aiikkib; IIkw wlm
OiMmiI Hid pliri4 t Km tii4 Km,
ami wlioao iirtiusi are frtmlllar In Ha torn
mhiI Ihrotiglioiil lliostulf, n(ci
J. J, O'DnimM, Dlihry, Jnhn
Hxlimwr, Jn. K'-lliiK'T, Juw Hon
dersliott, IS. M PiMiiiniidnii, M, Augol,
John MolJ'iunM, Mm. J, t, Hlarkny
aikI family, V, ami Humor Linn, J,
and A, rulluy, Hon ami Mart Itobarts
A, A, MaCully ami family nml Haiii
MoC'tllly and faiiilly.
They arrlttd In Hnlem Augmt 17,
IflW, and cniiipfld on tho south video!
Mill creek lu Kdt rJnUm, iivar tlio
Pitrrlah plaro, lu rjt'ptomber Mr. ami
Mrs. McUully went to tho (lrtccrit alto
of llnrrlabutg, and rouiuUil that town,
Mr. MoCiilly being tlio Drat atotekecpor
and postmaatT. In 1640 I hoy moved
buck to Halvm, whero they havo slnco
resided, exnipl for regular vlalls mado
to Eastern Oregon, whero somoof tho
nous rusldo. Mh. McCully accompan
ied her hunhaud In IB&'I with tlio "Ore
Koii Pionoors" In their trip oast, visit
in her old homo.
Hhe was tlio mother of seven chil
dren; Joseph Hoary, who at the ago of
11 years died ou tao plains front tho
effects ol Injury received by a runaway
mule: Mary Jano, now Mrs. Crelgton,
of this city; Johu William, a resident
of Elgin, Umatilla county. Eitella
Ann, wife of A. N. Gilbert, this city;
Alfred McUully, tho steamboat mini,
Frank David, of Joseph, Wallowa
county, and Carrlo Gortrudo, who died
at tho ago of two years.
Mrs. McCully for 1)0 years has
resided In Balein. whoro alio has been
noted for kindness, generosity aud
helpfulness, and all who knew her will
rovero hor memory.
Tho funeral will take place, Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, from tho rtsl
donco on Front street, Rev. P. S.
Knight conducting tho Borvlces. Tho
remains will bo Interred in rural ceme
tery. MRS. C1EOUOK SMITH.
At the homo of thor nephow, Oil', ft
Hlgginbotham, Tuurdduy, Novumir
21st, at 11 a. m,, Mm. Oeo. rimtth
passed to tho beyond. She wan 81 ycurs
of ago, and ono of the pioneers of Oio
gon. At ono time sho was piuprlntor
of tho Bonnott houso, which then Hood
ou the corner of High aud K tut it btrcetc,
Tho luueral Borvlces will be con
ducted trom tho above mentioned real,
donco, on Asylumu Avenue,
at 10 o'clock Thursday morula;;,
Intormont belug lu Twin 0k cemetery
near Turner.
Mrs, Jano McDonald Miller died at
her homo on tho northwest corner of
Court and Cottage streets, Thursday,
November 21, 1805, ut !l:30 r. m., aged
78 years, 3 mouths, uficr a few dto's
Illness, On last Bunduy she con true ted
a sovoro cold, which developed into
pneumonia, resulting in her death,
Mrs. Miller was born In Renfrosblre,
Scotland, on August 7, 1817. Bhu wub
married to Win. Miller, who survives
hor, March 28,1837. In May, 1842, they
came to America, settffug lu Illinois,
whero they leslded until 1810, when
they came to Oregou. Tboy lived lu
Yamhill county until 1850, when they
moved to Baleiu, aud havo lived hero
ever slnco.
Mrs. Miller was tho moteer ot nine
children, but ouo of whom Is now liv
ing Mrs. Frank Kellogg, wlfo of
Frank Kellogg, n Salem uttoruey.
Mrs. Miller, whs a teml-luvnlld for
Boveral years,
Tho funeral will bo conducted from
the family home Sunday, at 2 p. m.,
Interment being in tho I. O. O. F.
cemetery,
Wanted. To exchaugo or sell,
threo or four acres opposite sohool
house. Will takoBmall payment, and
remainder in work, Inqulro of J. O.
MoFarland at Clear Luke, six miles
uorth of olty, or address Balem,
ll-0m
PARLOR TABLES
Just received from tlio Eaat.
A pretty lino of artistic tnbleo.
Call nnd sco them.
KELLER & SONS,
12U State street.
giwgwiiyigjMgg
Wff. HO? UN TAK8H
Off.
UMAfcwl Vjll Wif MllWMII
Huf
I lfcr n?1 Haw.
ffirt nml w WfHilil Im( Mt willi'iitt
lmt l'i (i IN tit rlcf (if Mriior
ml fitlinf 6lMlfilritl()(i4 iliidns lit
1-rHlliitf tnmtiir nm ( mif olilM
hrill A(nJr I'.wt i nmtu If
Ilia wlnftr. TIia follrtwldtf h!ply Iim
l.ri(i rrrMvul Ny Mayor Mtllnnki
V. H. KXQf!f UMII (MUM. 1
I'nwrhANii. ht wiv m, im l
J, II Hulk, Yi , iltyiit ut Mtn,UtA
DKAU HIHI Votlf frtiT ut llin Mill
lnl, at liamt, Tim removal of oh
nlfiiclloii Imtwoflii IfurMitiiiM ami
HiMiinpaiifiot Im iiiiitnrtiih(ii by t lie
urisulKmt In llin pre9Ut ninn at water
In llio Wlllmnsttfl river. 'Dili portion
of tlio river will, howeer, recdvs l
tunllon at I ho tM ayallabln opportun
ity. Very rrpirllviily,
Jab, (J, Pour,
Ms)or, Corps of Engineer, V, H, A
Thin letter In oxplaiiltnry and the
ilppnr llvnr will Ihi navigated by boats
as Kion as tlio winter rains ralao It tn
tht prner stags, Asyottliu river la
very low, aud heavy rains and lots of
snow lu tho mountains will bo re
quired to ralio It ami keep It up during
tho winter, But otico tho boating stago
Is reached wo may expect tho river to
remain at that holght until Into Into
thn next season, Eugene Guard,
Football Notes.
Tho gamo at Eugene Thanksgiving
day bt tweon tho Wlllametta and Uni
versity of Oregon, will probably close
tho Intor-colloglato contest for this
soaion. A special tralu will bo char
tered to take up tho crowd fromBalom.
If all who feel uu Interest will go, the
train can bring them homo tho sanif
ovonlug.
Thero will bo two games of football
tomorrow, ono betweou tho Unlverslt
eleven aud Balem team, ou the univer
sity campus at 8 o'clock.
Tho University team's lino up will
boos follews:
Center, Webb; right guard, Williams;
left guard, Smith; rlalil tauklo, Maoy,
left taoklo, Jordan; right end, Gulss;
left end, Ollnger; quarterbuok, Mur
phy; right half, Uoiman, loft half, M,
Savage; fullback, Pulgo. No admis
sion. Tho other gamo will bo botweon the
Woolen Mill club nnd a challenging
team at 1 :30 p. m. on tho campus.
Ouallonge Accepted.
Tho "I'nstlme" pthletlo club accepts
the chulletigo of the Woolou Mill foot
ball team t.o piny a match game Balur
day aficni'jon at 2 o'clock. Wo menu
buelursa. Pabthies.
Marriod.
JONES-SIMMONS.-By Rov. H. A.
Doutou, ut tho Christluu parsonage,
Thursday, November 21, 1805, Miss
Etnma Jones and Mr. Culeb Bhu
mons, both of Gervals.
Born.
BEARS. At their homo on tho Tur
ner road In Depot addition to Balem,
ThuHday, November 21, 1805, to
Mr. and Mrs. Zoph Sears, n daughter.
When Itaby was Elelf, wo gavo her Castorta.
When ho was a Child, tbo criod for Castorla.
When sho became Miss, she clung to Costorla.
When sho hod Children, ho cave tbem C-tstoria,
Onk Drunic He appeared boforo
Roordcr Edes this morning, Ho was
geutly run-out of town lu lieu of money
to pay a uno.'
Z Steamer Gray Euglo will leuvo Z
Z Poitluud for Salem Tuesdays, ;
Z Thursdays and Saturdays at 8 n. Z
Z m. and leaves Balom for Portlaud Z
S Mondays, Wednesdays and Frl- Z
S days, at 0 a. m. Quick tlmercgu- Z
Z lar service aud cheap rates. Agont Z
Z M" P Baldwin at Balem dock. 2
Whatcom Failure
New Whatcom, Wo, Nov. 22.
Tho Puget Bouud Loan Trust and Ban
kong Co., posted a notice of suspension
this morning. Total liabilities f5S,
000, nominal nsseta $170,000. Tho
failure Is duo to heavy withdrawals
Bluco tho suspension of the two bantts
ast week.
Chlrdren Cry for
Pitcher's CastorIa
Fresh lobsters at Doty'a market, 04
Court street.
ROYAL Baking Powder,
Highest of la Icavonlag
S4tBXtk,, S. QortreaMat Rff,
1,nHTpi jp-iywuwi
Aff)U(i
0W
mis
CIUEAM
BAKINfi
POWER
M Vtttnl MU.
in Vft th rt(l!mtl
lnttrnfi Motlcn.
A fl KiMttitK i ( lli Mdlr in ll'isfrl of
Mr IfmlflfwillM IHd INM AflnMiooo
(lis Mtowlh iiil w nfilpful fiilb-ll-lif.li
T'nffrl fiNffturrit spitcnflng In
ofif Miiirit to HicffTcetHiftl llioKlr-
tririw I'liml inmiMHPfl Company fn
mnbft btt(ir tcfm limn olhor com
paiile, llin Malam Hoard nf Klr Under
writers lisfflby Inlormi tlia policy
holdflfAOf (lis Htato Insurant)- Company
That ths Fireman' Fund and Its
agfliils ara memlif rs of our board arid
all our companies aro on an equal foot
ing with tho Flromou's Fund to far aa
taking up and rewriting Htato policies
U ooncorned,
J, O, Boohth,
Boars I ary.
Thnro aro 17776A mllm of railroad lu
thn United Htaten.
Thero aro 00,8.16,880 rails used to
cover this ground.
Thoro aro 6,13,20.000 tlM mod to bind
those rails togotiior, but no such
amount, however, Is required to bind
tho hearts of tho traveling publlo to the
laot that tho Wisconsin Central lines
furnish superior facilities on all theli
trains botweon Bt. Paul and Chicago
which form closo connections with nil
linos to tho oast and south.
Mako a note of It.
Bia MoUTiiruw. They uro not
nccatsary to got a good meal, but tin
placo to got It Is at the Konworth
lunch counter.
Making: Room
To make room for our mammoth stock of Shoes nnd IlnllliNy
Goods all lines are going lower than ovor. Never Mich a ('rent
stock of bargains in Salem.
SPECIAL URtVli Children's heavy ribbed seamlds hose, loo.
Heavy Jersey Knit Woolen Shirts for Si, formerly St. 50.
KUDhER IIOOTS For boys and men, loth long nnd Miort, must
go cheap to close.
Another big invoice of toweling. A good article at jc.
Don't pay high prices for thread when 3011 can get three spools for
5c at our store.
Union Bargain Store.
N0TJCE OF PRIMARY ELECTION,
Notico U horeby ulveu that tlio republics
primaries for tbo Domination ot one aider
man from each ward In tho city of8alra,
Orccon, will be bold on HAturdny, November
80, 1603, from 12 o'clock noon until 6 o'clock
p. m. Tlio polling pliice In tho first ward will
be at Mo. a ensluo house. The iollowlng
named voter and householder uro self cted
to net aa Judge of tbo primary election In
that wartf; William Waldo, K.Ii.Soathwlck
and William Claggetl.
Tho polling place In the second ward will be
at Ikiaej'a bnru In tho old court house. Tho
following named voters nad householder are
selected to net oa Judaea of the primary elect
ion in that werd: Geo, 1, Litchfield. John Q.
Wilson and Unrry Btapleton.
The polling place In tho third ward will be
In thearmony buldlng. Tnololiowlng named
voter and.housohoider arosultoied toaot a
Jurtgeaoftbeprtmaty election In that ward:
William Manning, n. Yf, Carey andO.li.
Keller.
1'he piling plaoo In the Jourtu ward will be
nt Weatacott'a barn, come, of Oommertcal
and Trade streeu. The following named, voter
and householder are aeleoteii'to net m Judge
of the primary cleotlon In that ward! A.I.
Buckingham, deo, 1), Goodhue and W. A.
Moorei., ,
Owning to the fact that Jamea Kyle, the
committeeman for the third ward, haa re
moved from that ward, Q.V, itogera is ap
pointed to act as committeeman.
Done by order of the city republican central,
committee this 21st day of November, 1803,
W, J. UUXvkr, Chairman.
Cash and lowest prices have made
the New York Racket a miocess.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
rpUWKjK.Yfc.1100 f.-hotgun und tine snoot'
J. lwr. 8 blocks southeast ot Unooln school
home. Tuesday. November 16. beninninc at in
an. , U Moores. ll-!fim
1?Ull ItKNT CHKAjl'.-UnfuruUhed mnn,;
X' on Hevonteenth street, secoud houso
north ol asylum vo east of car line. 11.20 t
Wnrnni a lunu or laay lo uiausgo ol.
trlbutlt g aoap samples, apeclalUes, do
oopespondlbg, Meud Uylvan Co.. 3TJ AVood.
ward, Detroit, illchlfran, 10 cents for samples
sonp eto., receive outfit oOer. n-tilm
jOU bALK CHtt.Af.-A. good team, spring
X wagon and good farm wagon, to Vo at
aacrlflce. Gill on John Dunn, on Mission
street two block east 01 rark school, 11-13 8i
... . tint. : - 1 L
iAUlBv-AsklorljiFranoe Tooth Paste an
i an exoellenl preperetlon that 11 Handle,
rdsrs lor all kinds o. hair goods ailed wll bin
a lew doys. Tdinis maueTor Halrdresslnir;
Maulrunog and Treating the Bo dp by the
month, a U ktas. Bjota !! Hdrldae Bid"
our 1
idle
onuialn hUomoe.
kept
M
J(-'i.H..- UMnuT
itooaaS
ntf,
- ..-v-j l.,,..
Lp,Bfi?UIS11' '?wPPr Advertising Agent
. . at Merchant' Uxchange, Ban KranolKm
isourauinnrizen uirant. 11, 1, mn.. 1.
-m - i-wyin ..,
fmmf'mitmJgS!fSmiJmmm,NU
ML M
Capon - and - Jaokuti,
Pur Capes, $4,75 up,
Cloth Capcv ' ' ' S2J5up,
Gent's and ladico' initfel liafldkcrchicfn, 25c,
New fibre lining ' I2c,
New dress goods. New trimmingg,
s. M.a u. h. btogb;
llfi HTyTlC HTUISKI'.
rtJ-TJi!Ii.i.lHONJi. I l'i
IIKIIIIM HTihtl ink '
BIG FOUR INSURANCE GO.'S
Room 14, flush Bank Building. Salem.
OommcrclR. Union AHHtiraiH'-c i'o,
liOiidtiii itr.d Iifttic.tH.il ri F'lrc Iiim,
lilvorpool rikI LondoH Hint OIoIm;. J.tirlunl Fire Ins, Co,
Itrlntt In your'State policies and hye lli'tn written with lltlle (jr no km io yoi,
SPECIAL HOLLIDAY SALES!
1 havelmt opened my Jtmat lines of Fancy Hook Poela In all bin I
Infia. .ma Ilookleta. Xma Car J. tJirge line of hand painted
celluloid novelties, such as Photograph Frame!, Mhamlkerchlef
ami Clove lloxe. Cnrd Caies. Ink Standi. Hook marks,
etc. 1'ancy Caleniftra for l8f. Children's Color
Hooks, Irge stock of celluloid, by the sheet, to
make up in fancy articles. All goods low,
F, S. DEARBORN,
-TIIK
o-
diAAUUVHnn Improved facretr"ct throe
ObUU mile aouth ot town Umall house
unci burn. Near good school, Inqulro o
iiurfKrur, ovnr nuunsmnn. u-V'itr
CJlKuLiA rtHb:Ul'A.N Typuwrltiug and
O oommerolat stenography, Olllce, room
11, Qray block. The best of work done at rea
sonabla raira 1 3.2a
SAIU'ET PAHEIl-Large lot of heavy brown
wrapplnR papor for wile cheap. Just the
ntr for putting nnder carpets, Oall at Jour
nal office.
Saturday Night,
NOV. 23.
REED'S OPERA HOUSE
DARKEST
AMERICA,
Mahara's
Refined
Minstrels.
A show for ladles, gentlemen and children,
headed by the only BILLY YOUNG.
America's greatest colored comedian and
w sweet singer.
HILLIARD BREWER, the wonderful boy
pi . 1 . . contortionist.
Pickinninnle Drum Corps.
Buck and Wine Dancers.
muck utrd Hand.
Fun Makers.
PARADE AT NOON.
GOOD NETWS
Christmas Is Coming,
RA ! nrvtOflj IK ,.
clK,feo.lier n,b " ..ndyour
$g " tejjfl?.
TOM
nOOK - M - M II
RECEIVERS
NOTICE.
Notice to Policy Hold
ers of State Insur
ance Company.
Favorablo arrangements have
been rando with tho Fire lien's
Fund Insurance Company for
tho substitution of policies of
tho State Tnsuranco Company
without loss to the assured
Boforo cancelling your policies
call on agents of the Fire
men's Fund lnsuranco Co.
EDMOND C. GILTNER,
RECEIVER.
STATE
INSURANCE CO,
For cancellation of
policies of State Insuiv
ance Co,f and substi
tution of Firemen's
Fund policies call on
TOHN WRIGHT, or
office of State Insurv
ance Co,
11231"'
JOHN HUGHES.
Dealer in Groceries, Painty
OIIs.lWlndoiT.Olnss.VarJiklica
and tlio most couipleto stock
Brushes of nil Klnils In -hc
State. Artists' Haterlals,iic
Halr.Cementftiid SliiuslcaaM11
finest duality of OttASS SBBW
PM'EIW.-l'ortlancl. 8arane",'1lJSfw!
TMomaandHin Kranclsco papers oa
at Hopfa Foivoflloe bloc. -71
TiOR bALli iJiKvi'-.un l'u ""'S.
V rents acre oholoe land Id ! fbr
Good, large home and barn: vjrla J ft "
wat and yjnorea timber, Andreas u
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