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PREC10DS
POINTS.
Wo havo' tho lurOBt nnd
finest Btock of WntchoH, Dia
monds, Jewolry, Solid nnd
Plntod Silvorwaro in tho city.
Wo also lmvo a fino lino of
imported Out GlasB of tho
highest grade Silvor novel
ties of nil IctkIh at piices that
defy competition for final c'nna
goodB. All goods guaranteed
as represented. Give us a call
and bo convinced.
Just for a Flyer 2
Wo will soil Uonuino Im
ported Pearl Opera Glasses lor
$4. Fino lino of
Ladies' Purses, X
in Gonuino HatMesnako. Soil
and Alligator Skins. Special
drives on ladies' solid gold
watches.
S,W, Thompson Co,
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Mrs. Mary Pay ton wont to Portland
today.
MIbs Paulino Loonoy, of Jolloraon, la
lu tho olty.
Mr. aud Mm. O. W. Hubbard wont
to Eugene today.
Mrs. W. A. Cuslok nnd datightor,
Miss Ethel, nro visiting frlouds lu tho
metropolis.
Miss Florence Mosher roturucd today
from a bIx weeks' visit In Portlaudnud
Woodburu.
Mrs, G. F. Mason and llttlo sous
wore paBSongors to Portland on tlio
steamer Altona this morning for a visit
with relatives.
Tho ladles of tho Episcopal church
will glvo n "mum" noolul at tho resi
dence of Frank E. Ilodgklu tonight.
Thero will bo vocal and instrumental
musls, rooltatlott aud oharado.
GKNTHAT. CIIAVKI FA1K.
On Tuesday, December 17th, tho
ladles of tho ohuroh will hold a fair
during tho entire day, and from C p.
in. to 0 will servo a supper.
U. A. C. HANI).
Tho baud lntonds giving a ooucort at
tho Reed on Christmas ulght, after
whlohthoro will bo dancing. Prizes
to tho amount of about 100, to tho
value of $200, donated by Balem busi
ness nion will be distributed,
niRflONALH.
Frank Anrys, Is down from lu4iio,
II, J. Hi'iidrlohK Is In tho oily today
E. 'V, Oflhiiru rriurnril from Kugpiir
tod ty,
J)r. VV. H. Moll visited Chemawa th's
morning.
Ulinn. Mvesly wrnt to Albany this
murnlntr.
Coiinly Judgo W 0. Hublmrd wont
lo AUmiiy lodtiy,
Hoy Wlk, of NfWort, arrived In
ralem today.
Htortdary ofHluto ICIncald Went lo
Eui,i'tiH tjfluy.
Landlord A. I. Wutfiter wnt a Port
laud vlnllor tudny.
Wnttor Hoi man rt turned to Ihp
Quarizvllle mines jestenlny.
John Ilca'ir, of Htiltovillo, camo to
Bnlum by Imat last night.
En CJov, 'A, F. Moody was a Port
laud paeHengur this morning.
Daputy Bhenll J. K. Mlnenor re.
turned to Portland this morning.
Hupt, Chas, Clark, of the Oregon
Central fc EjsU-rn railway, Is In the
olty.
Deputy Shorlll A. T. Wain returned
on the early train this morning from
Gates.
Benator A. W. Gowau of Uurns,
Harney county, wont to Portland to
day, on routo homo,
Doll Dlnsmoor, salesman for Jop.
Myers & Hon, is reported to bo very ill,
but slowly improving.
Chan, timltli, the popular yard
mnstor of tho B. P. company, went to
Portland this morning and will ro
sumo his position as baggago master on
tho balom local this evening.
This Shabon Beoma to lmvo boon
a vory unusual oneamong tho factories,
patterns ud prices nro vory fayorablo
to buyors, Wo lmvo laid in an lm
meuso stook of holiday goods at such
low figures that wo aro conlldont of
being nblo to moet auy llguroa that
may bo offered on furniture, Ilureu &
Hamlltou. 11 2d lw
Thk Finar. A Christmas treo nil
trimmed with toys uud ornameuta has
r place In tho guustoro next to Ldd &
Hush's bank.
BWKKTK8T PniiK3 All tho ladles of
Balem aro Interested in that beautiful
window display of confectionery prizes
at Bonuemann's grocery. They inoludo
a wonderful combination bloyclo aud
basket of Frouoh creams, opera glasses
of breath wafers Besides, ovorybody
should seo that display of Chlnawaro
and lamps. Vorlly, Bonnomann loads.
Thcso prosonts will bo glvon away
Chrlstmaa ove, to his lady friends.
Codi.d Not Gite Baiij. I. W.
Itlvors, who was takon to Albany yes
torday, to answer to n chargo of theft,
of n single harnoss, was on dofatlt of
(2G0 ball, committed to ail to nwalt
tho notion of tho Llnu county grand
Jury. Ill vera la tho man held hero an
suspicion of having stold cortaln arti
cles from D. L. Matheney'a gardou at
tho western ond of tho big bridge, uud
tho harness was found In ills possos
Ion.
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An to the Item of Mil reoelvablo In
tho liivnrlnry, Hie rrrelver itntrs that
lie will hereafter file mnro particular
stutomeut, nUtiwIlig tho nniiinof the
dehlnr, tho amount ol tho principal lu
each nAne, with etmrnclcr of security,
whether nernonnl sinuliy. real or
tilinltel morfgrge, uud amount of no
itiihI Inlertt,
ni:AINOH AT H.VI.KM.
lldfuro Judgo Duruelt nt chambers,
Dec. 27, at I p. m., Is fixed for hearing
In tho mutter of an attendant, milt In
which II. I'. McNnry Ih plalntifl ai
leeelyir, nml Geo. Willlnmn, clefond
Before Jmlgo Ht-witt at ohambers,
Dee. HI, nt 7 p. nt., will bo heard tho
crtHo of J. A Hakur vs. Wllllaum &
England Buutdug Co.
To Oun C08TOMKRS. Wo think it
proper to ndvlso you that wo have laid
In a largo stock of hollidoy goods, nnd
that tho prices on ovorytblng lu our
store will bo reduced to a figure eufuol
cnt to meet nny competition which
may seem to bo ollerlng goods at n
bargain. Buhkn & Hamilton.
Il-d2:wl
A Fink Btook Of the celebrated
"Htar 6 Btar" boots nnd shoes, for men,
womon nud children, at the New York
Itaokot, at our unusually low prices.
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Ukitei) Itiiiii'iniKN. Thoro will be
quarterly meeting sorvlces nt tho U. B
church, In Yew Park, on tbo 14th nnd
15th of the presnut mouth. Preaching
on the 14th at 2 p. in,, after which the
usual quarterly ineeteng business
sossion will convene Tho regular
quarterly mooting sermon will bo
preuchod on tho 16th nt 11 11. m., by thu
presiding older; After which n com
munion service will bo held, W.
Reynolds, pastor.
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A PAOK&tAKRR. Raising $25,000
woolen mill stuokl In teu days shows
Balem to bo a pacemaker ntuong
Oregon towns. It Is 11 feat that Port
laud herself has not performed in the
past two years. When a Portland
mau gots real hard up lm comes up to
Balem, canvarses for u dlreolnry nud
takos a thousand dollura out of tho
town. A Bulem man who goes to
Portland for nny help cornea back
empty-handed.
Hai.km Uosi'iTAii. At a mooting of
Balom hospital board tho following
permanent officers wore elected) Mrc
J. J. Murphy, president; Gideon
titeluer, vlcopreldout; W. T. Gray,
secretary; F, 13, Hndgkln, treasurer.
Committees were appointed to tho
building, in order to employ n super.
Intondont and other neceritmry Iielf.
Tho hospital will bo open Janmry I
Inbank. D. L. Lewlti, ngd 0
years, was placed 111 tho ttHyium lust
night. Bhorlir W. B. C.tthnait of
Douglas county, brought i four-year
old lusauo child by name of Ijesllo
Kern, to Balom yesterday, and plnred
It lu tho care or Dr. Paine. Tho child
was accompanied by Its father nnd
mother.
Elkotiuc Lioiits. The Kalem
postmaster ban umdo applications for
an order for elsotrlo lights in tho ouwr
oorrldoH, so that patrons oin find thulr
letter boxes without bringing u lantern.
Some have been Hlrlltlug u umtc'i to
ffnd them.nud It stems Judge Boiiinvm
la not altogether indlfleretit and hard
hearted towards tho public
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, K Time,
A Million tilth flnlolinntil of lux
iiiiiil(iii'fltorj l lliig tffliiorAlly slgtifd
lu M irl'in ooiiul, H'diirf that no nd
valid ho riiR(li In Ilia valuation of Kill
coiinly,
Mnrion county Um lieeu rngulnrly
cinched by t Itli linnld mid thlfl protect
In to uill nltuiitlon to tho fact I hat wo
nro awvod lilgh niKitih,
Tho petition reoltei tlirit tlio nstemi
ment this year, as luriied over to the
olork.li $8,517,017, or 1412,038 hlghor
thnti hut year, when tlio aMesstnoiit
wan 18,181,020 And wu raltod by tho
stato koinl of tax meddlors lo $0,030,
074. Tho petition nuked that tho state
board now loavoour aiJOHsment staud
aud "that It would bo nn Injufttlco to
the nltlzjiJH and tax payors of this
county, to havo the said valuation of
$V47 017, still Author increased by
your hnnorublo body; that tiio valua
tion of each and ovory dlflerent olasa of
property as returnod by the assessor of
said county is equitable nnd should
not bo Increased,"
While this petition Is right nnd Just
It will have no weight with tho board.
They do not do business in that way.
Each year n combination Is formed by
Ihreo mou, and In tho absence of ono,
MMummniH nmixi
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Not "Jtel as Good"
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Yoti can prove for yourself
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Pins line of genii' neekwwr
A Great Snap
One hundred iln of meii'i (ney illtK!M, ll tim, iW$H fn PrJfJBI M.J f Ja.Jfl)
ywif eliofie while (hey ln-t, it, Cull ettif mm We m glSSi
Do Not Overlook
Our mammoth mcrlfice le of all winter gfwN, wlile'i centlniiM until anunry Mf,
ami in addition,
Friday and SaKirday
Holiday Dress Goods Sale
P.very piece of cctton, wool and illk drew gojd at a reduction.
With every ii purchase a ticket on thme iwo elegant piece of llvrr.varc now on
exhiliiiloti In ftiir window.
115 STATU ST.
S, M, E, VL STOCK,
KKOUI.ATORS OK LOW I'UICIIS,
We have received a supply of "Need
ham's" hams, bacon and shoulders, cured
in the old fashioned way, and not merely
dipped, but smoked to just the right point,
Remember that we sell lard cheaper 'than
any one in town,
P, O, Grocery, HARRITT LAWRENCE
2. :0. LCS-jSk.IOXXaESXagOl
Somo Holiday Puggestlons.
Woik baskets, silk liandkorohlefd,
albums, toy dishes, dolls, tool chests,
drums, toy truuks, nnd doll buggies,
etc., etc., usuoru'a Jtaoiw more.
Santa Claus Headauarters,
Wo nro Bt. NIck'b hendquartors for nil things iisoful nn ornamontal for
Christmas.
For Gentlemen
Bults, Ovorcoats, Mackintoshes, Hats, CaM, Gloves, Umbrellas, White
Shirts, Neokwear, Coliaw and Cutis, Uandkerohlofs, Collar nnd Cult boxes,
NeoHtlo boxes, Cigar cases, etc.
For Ladies
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Fino Dress Gowls nud Trlmmlugs, Capes, Jaokota nnd Macklntoshe?,
"Foster's" Kid Gloves, "Albert" Fast Black Hoalory, "It. G." Corsets,
Hwlsa Embroldorlod and Bilk und Llneu Handkercblers, Fascinators, 1' ur
Boas and Mull's, Toilet CaBea, Glove nud Handkerchief Boxes, Fanoy Mlr
SHOES AND SLIPPERS for everybody,
Tne f50 silk drees will be glvou away December 24. Buy your dresa from
us We have all tbo latest novelties.
WlXIvIS
Cowt and liberty.
BROS. & CO.,
(The Caib Dry Goodi, Clothing and Shoe Home
CllHlBTMAS ibComino aud there Ih
oho place where you can got cakes well
made and llmdy orunnMU'ed, beside
you can get It cheap. If you want a
ilno ChrlbtmtiH oake leave your order at
Wrong's nn soon uh possible.
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CI5NTHAI. CliAl'Ki. F.vin. Articles
uselul aud otherwise on saio tho entire
day Tuesday 17th, by tlio ladles of
Central Chapel corner 18th nud State
streets. From 5 to I) p. m. oyster soup,
oofk-e, cake, etc. Supper 23 cants,
1 O ' ' 1 1
SrnRAniNO. Thu street cleaning
fover Bceiiis to bo spreading and will
soon become optdemio It Is hoped.
Thero nro ucroa of mud nud tons of
garbage that ought to ho removed.
Mill ' I M. ,
To Wkd. Licenses nre tailed to
Chaa. 8. Morrifteld nud Viola Smith;
Martha E. Miller aud J. E. Ennls, J,
W. MoKmney nud B. Hefllebower,
witnesses..
Brewster & White nre strlotly in it.
In what? Why, In tho feod business,
aud they overlastlugly lead on tho
best artloles na well as low prscee. 12 2t
ROYAL mums w ':
Highest of all la 'ohv ln$
tirenjzth, -u,s on 'Mfensn
or tho provident uot voting thoy carry
what thoy agree. It Is a question of
sharp politics, not of Jurtice. Tho
member represents his district and
drives tho best bargain, log-rolls the
best result for his pooplo thnt ho can,
and no one can blamo him. If tho
Marlon mombor is sharp lu this sense,
ho will get into tho denl, kIvo Multno
mah whatever they nek nnd somo
Eastern Oregon district ditto. But
that will not bo Just to Marlon county
or the ntato.
Such n board, umdo up of men re
presenting local IntorestR, oauuot deal
Justly with this matter. Tho board la
a misorablo matoaliltt nt nest. 'J. no
hquio work that Is sought to be done by'
this board, but which by Us vory make
up It cauuot do, Is done in nearly all
other states by threo or five state
officers. They are responsible to all tho
pooplo and tho wire-pulling by one
locality to overreach another Is obvi
ated. STATK OFFICIALS ALONK ARE QUALI
FIED. Tho fuot is stato officials who hayo to
levy the stato taxes nro nlono qualified
to do this work of equalizing. The fol
lowing correspondence by tho board
shows that the governor, secretary of
6 '.ate, treasurer nnd uttoruey-general
nre the men who should bo state tax
equalizers:
Tbo following letter wob received by
the board from B. S. Burroughs, clerk
of Umatilla ceunty:
"lu response to youra of tho 0th Inst,
urging ofilcera of this county to lmvo
roll completed uot later than tho lfitb,
will say that 1 will complote tho roll as
qultfkly as 1 can after it Is turned over
to me by tho assessor, who has the
second book well under way, and I
have the first nearly completed. I
cannot give the date wheu it will be
done, but I cauuot seo how It can be
completed by tho time you specify
the 15th."
The letter caused the board to pass
tho following resolutions and submit a
copy of the same to Secretary of State
Kiucald;
MWherea9, tho olerk of Umatilla
county has informed the board to tbo
eileot that the transcript of the assess
ment roll of that county U uot likely
to be finished Intlme to bo ueed by the
board.
Reaolved, That the honorable secre
tary of state demand that aald roll be
completed at once and that eald secre
tary make a demand on such oflioer at
once for th t ranter) pt of the aMamnt
roll of said Umaiilln county for the
year 1895.
Then tho board dictated tbo fo low
ing letter to Attornt-y-Uenoral Idle
man aud requested uu immediato reply
to tho same:
Tho state board of equalization
would liko an opinion from you upon
tho following peluts: In tho event
thut tho eounty does not forward to
to tlio vecrelny of stuto llfl copy of the
last assessment roll lu time tor uso by
this board, what recourse, If any, does
tlio board have, nnd Is there Is nny law
by which tho county can bo compelled
to have said roll hero In time for use of
tbo board ?
"Also, if In tho case whoro n county
assessor has Jointly assessed railroad
track with tho rolling (took nud for
wnrdod the assessment roll to tho sec
retary of state, would this board havo
authority to take cognlzanco of a segre
gated certified statement made by the
assessor of tho assessment of thoso
properties, filed subsequently with this
board?"
SOME FiaURKB.
The olerk of tho state tax board has
completed a comparative table in the
combined Items of tho, town lots aud
improvements thereon, showing the
dlflerenco between tho equalized valua
tion of last year and the returned
valuation this year. Tlio following
table shows tho amount of difference,
whether it la a decrease or nn increase
und the percentage either way:
Baker $ 3.397 De
Uenton 30,1 10 De
ClacUmas 3SSi46a De
Clatsop 124.057 In
Columbia 1,975 De
Coos I83.47Q De
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Room 14, Bush Bank Building, Salem,
Commercial Union Assurance, Co.
koiMtou and Lancashire Fire Ins. Co.
Liverpool and London nnd Ulobe. Hartord fire ius. 4!ii.
Ifrinu In your State nollclei and have them written with lltfle or no lo to you.
ALE OF CHRISTMAS 01
The entire Keller Sonsf stock at
Actual Cost
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Consisting of all kinds of houso furnishings, plotures, framed nnd untamed;
fine easels, fancy chairs, elegant rockers, haudsome couches and loung8, din
ing tables, stand tables, bed room sets, mattresses, nnd many other artloles too
numerous to mention, Now is the time to got your pictures framed cheap.
Ilemember, these goods uro to bo sold at actual cost. Every article will be
marked In plain figures.
E. M. CROIS AN, Agent,
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Awarded
Highest Honors World's pair,
Modal, Midwinter Fair.
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BAKING
POWDER
(Most Perfect Made.
40 Yw tka SUsdard.
Curry 5,211 In
Crook 1,105 De
Douglas 41,221 In
Gilliam 11,429 De
Grant 8,913 Dc
Harney . .... 2,645 In
Jlackson 97.25 In
osephlnc 34,807 In
Klamath 6,804 In
Lake 21,830 Do
Land 82,612 De
Lincoln
Linn 206,004 De
Malheur ... 6,504 In
Marion 312,083 Do
Marrow 20,698 De
Multnomah
Polk 30,280 In
Sherman 7,015 De
Tillamook 60,382 De
Umatilla
K.n,n 128,372 De
Wallowa...... 9,425 De
Wasco 25,4lg in
Washington 9,853 In
Yamhill 33.895 De
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Supreme Court Calendar.
The calendar for the third week in
December, 1005, In the supreme court,
bears the following assignments:
Monday, Doc. 10-J. W. and A. Jus
tice, respondents vs. J. ElwertaudF.
E. Beach, appellants; appeal from
Multnomah county.
Tuesday, Dee. 17 The state of Ore.
gon, respondent vs. X. N. Bteoves,
appellant: appeal from Multnomah
county.
Wednesday, Doc. 18-C. W. Lelck,
sppellantva C. W. Beers and Mrs. C.
W, Beers, respondents; appeal from
Multuomab county.
Thursday, Dee. 10. The Commercial
bank of Vancouver, respondents vs. D.
F. Sherman, appellant; appeal from
Multnomah county.
Tho court adjourned Thursday after
noon until Monday miming, Dee. 10
at 10 o'clock.
A PLAIN FACT.
It is an old boliof that all musical
Instruments nro a luxury, nnd conse
quently corao high, but this Is no
longer true. They are almost as staple
as groceries, nnd can now be bought at
wny down prices. I nm here to make
a living, and am prepared to furnish
auy nud nil makes of large and small
musical Instruments nnd sewing ma
chines. If you will call nt my store
you will surely save $ 100 or more on
pianos, and on nil othor goods hi pro
portion. Gko. O. Will.
Muslo store two doors north of post
office.
lveop your eyoa ou Bonuemann's
window. He U headquarteas for
holliday groceries nnd orokery. Every
lady iu town ahould keep posted on
his stock. You will never regret It.
If you don't know him or hU 8l'ev
catch ou nt once. tf
When Baby as nick, yta gave her Castoriu.
When she was a ChlM, she cried f or Castorla.
When nho became Miss, sho r lun;r to CestorU.
Wbea eho had Children, ho gave them CistorU..
FooTHuRT.-Ed Arnold, who works
at the Soutbem Paoifio fre ght depot,
bad his foot severely injured Tuesday
and U quite lame,
LP. KIHIIKIt. Newspaper AavertUluB AsenJ
. 31 Merchants' Exchange. San Krancweo.
U our authorized agent. Tali paper 1 "
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