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F. S. DEARBORN, BOOKSELLER.
DolU Large Hock, all reduced in price.
Fine celluloid frames, 250.
Celluloid In large sheen for fancy work.
Fine Metal Frames Only 25c each.
Leather Purses, Card cases; reduced.
Crepe Tlsiuc-25c roll, all shades.
Dissected Map of Untted Slates loc.
Oregon Xmas Cards loc, 15c and 2c.
PRECIOOS
POINTS.
We havo tho largest and
finest stock of Watches, Dia
monds; Jewelry, Solid and
Plated Silvenvure in the city.
"Wo als) have a fine lino of im
ported Cut Glass of the high
est grade. Silvor novelties of
all kinds, at prices that defy
competition for first-class goods
All jjoodd guaranteed as repre
sented Givo us a call and bo
convinced.
Just for a Flyer,
We will sell Genuine Im
ported Pearl Opera Glasses lor
64. Fino lino of
Ladies' Purses, X
in Gonu'no EatMesnako, JSoul
and Alligator Skins. Special
drives on ladies' solid gold
watohos.
S,W, Thompson Co,
iMitiBiJWJiVfr Wiwiin
STEAMERS
Altona and Ramona
LEAVE
DAILY. SUNDAY.
Portland. 6145 a. ni. 9:00 a. m.
SUm, 7:45 a, in. 10:15 a.m.
Independence, 6130 n. m. 6:00 a.m.
raTFrelght received up to 10 p, m.jQ
Quick time, regular tervlce nnd cheap
AlCl
M. P. BALDWIN,
Agent, Salem.
PERSONALS.
Prof, Z, M. Paryln is homo from Al
bany, J. II. Ilobnott went to Halaoy this
uiornltig.
J. 13 Brown wan npasaougor to Al
bany today.
Elmo Davis arrived homo from
Yuqulua toduy.
Jos. Meokor wont to Indopondcnco
today via Corvallls.
J. A. Rotan, tho furniture dealer,
was a Portland visitor today.
Ardon tihulao wont to hla homo in
Bbedd'a this morning,
J. JI. Vuu Wluklo went to Halaoy
today to spend tho vacation,
Secretary of Btato II. R. Klncald,
went to Eugeuo this morning,
J. II. legg wont to Portland this
moriiug to spend Xmas at home.
Geo. Collius, of tho Fashion Stables,
had buBlueaa In tho metropolis today.
Clarenco Bishop came homo from
Eugeuo today to speud the holidays.
Montague Lord was a pauonger to
Portlaud on tho Balem local this morn
lug.
Receiver F, It. Anson, of the Balem
Consolidated Street Railway Company,
! in Porltand.
Rev. F. II. Qwyuuo went to Oak-
1 i8" .ne.chtl??' ,u,.l,aI J,k uaudHerohlefa, pair linen culls, flue Bwleaem
brolderied haudkerohlef. wool fascinators. Una llnnn immtttVniiLr.. ia,ii..i
blaok cushmero aloves. nair
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Aioeii" laai
work baskets, boy'a aud glrl'u oaus, pair nlokel plated sheari, ladlea' and' men's
purses, good bottle perfumery, flue linen towels, pocket knives,
X TC 50c Presents, X X
Elegant wool fascinators, lino silk neckties, ulee faus, blaok silk mltteus,
line cashmere gloves, fauoy mirrors, celluloid work boxes, whisk broom holders
Hwlss embro derled linen haudkerchlefs, flue Hk handkerchief, one Durable"
white shirt, fluo pair shears, good hair brush, Vigilant corseln.
X $1,00 Presents, X
. Silk wrgo umbrellas, Foster'a kid gloves, ladles' aud gentlemen's ellpners,
men' kid kovm, one dozen good Hue u uapklns, dozeu flno uapklus, aho
hlnir bags, oellub.ld Hecktle Ijoxm, nice toilet sets, flue white sblriB, go)d hats,
uiS ?aC Ii'v1 V ,r " sS00?,.MJ?rW Wtt,8li' u,oe ,a,r ,,lc, curtalus, fluoTaus, three
iwlra "Albert" fust blaok silk Maoo hose,
WILLIS
Court and UUtty,
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Reductions.
ifcjjjXirckin-
for cut
a week or two
Chatterbox, 1895, 60c.
Red Line Poets, reduced from $1
New Silk Bound Poets, J reduced
to 90c.
Embossed Covers, Poets, reduced
to 75c.
from f I.50
from ii.50
to 00c.
Full Sil
Ilklk
Iiound Poets, reduced from 1,25
to 8?c,
Padded Leather Poets, reduced from
to $1.15.
$t.5
vVwv263 Commercial st
land toduy wbero ho will deliver a
sermon tomorrow.
Frank J. Moores went to Portland
tula morning where ho will spend the
holidays with friends.
John L. Bowman, travelling sale?
man for tho Balem Woolen Mill store,
wont to Portland today.
Prlvnto secretary to the governor,
Mujor Willis Dunulway and wife,
went to Portland this afternoon.
Mrs, Lou Smith returned this morn
ing from Frankfort, Kansas, whither
alio was called owing to tho serious Ill
ness of her father.
MBster.James Mott went to Aldany
this morning, and tonight will assist
Professor Thomas Yoder In an enter
tainment at Jefferson by reciting,
A Pobitivk Fact. Bouator G. W.
MoBrlde told Governor McKiuley thut
it is a posltlvo fact thut ho overheard
President Grover Cloyeland tell Hon.
A. Bush tbatBonator Dolpb had stated
in the presence af Benator Calvin B.
Brlce, that tho good people of Bulem
will do well to buy their Turkeys,
Gueso, Ducks and Chickens, also fresh
uud canned Oysters, Oranges, Lemons,
Dutes, Figs, Raisins, etc Hand In
your orders; at Btelner'B Market.
A New ArMiNiBTHATOR. On peti
tion of Anna Petern, Couuty Judge W.
C. Hubbard today appointed B. T. Ho
hurt as administrator of tho cstato of
tho late Henry Oijou, in place of D.
Peters, who was appointed administra
tor iu March, 1803. The petitioner was
tho widow of Henry Oijeu, but having
aluco married Poters, now potitlona for
a new administrator, ns above.
A Fink Numhku Under its pres
ent editorial management "Willamette
Collegian" for December is n splendid
holiday number of 24 pages and cover
In colors. Two line half-tone engrav
lugs show the editorial staft nnd the
football team in two adjuncts without
which a collcgo cannot llvo in these
days. The symposium on education is
well worthy anyono'a reading,
Masonic Eltotion. Friday night
Pacific lodge No. CO A.F.& A. M.,
convened in regular sessions, elected
tho following officers to servo for the
ensuing Masonic year, tewit: James
R. Davis, W. M.j William Warner, 8.
W.jA.H. Btelner, J. W ; H. P. Mo
Nnry, treasurer; G. A. Rockwell, sec
retary, and H. Bhoomaker, tyler.
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Chiubtmab Thkes. If you want a
niiperb evergreen treo for Christmas
any size, leave orders at tbo Post Olllce
grocery. Harrltt & Lawreno.
Don't Ullto Hco tho Indies'
blcylo prize at SoniieiiiRim!s
grocery.
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Oni-iiAN'a Homk. Thoso havlug
gifts for tho ohlldreu at tbo Orphan's
Home will please leave them at the
store of Goo. W. JoIiubou & Bon.
At Haw Pkiob. If you want to
make your wife a Christmas prosent of
one of J. R. Brown's Steam Waauor.s
you can get ono at half prloo from now
until Dee. 26,
MoCall Bros, have had a good holi
day trado because they have tho goods
and mako correct prloea.
Get your Sunday dinner at Ken.
worthy aud George's restaurant,
TURKEVB-At Doty's market.
25c Presents, 2 ' 2
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uiaoK hose, oleitaut a de combs, tastv
BROS. & CO..
CJ Dry Good, Clothing and Sbot Houu
Social Revi?W,
(Continued from Supplement Sheet.)
Mrs. John Wlltcher, of Turrcr, Is in
the city.
' Miss Lottie Dlmtulck went to Port-
! Mlfs Evn Lee, of tlio reform school,
Is in tho city.
Mrs. F. 13. Bhnfer went to Turner
today fur a visit.
Madamo M. E. Hoping the modiste,
wont to Canby today.
Miss Kufgbt is spending the holidays
at her bomo at Canby.
MIsaBluter nnd Mrs. Stevenson, of
Eugene, are In the city.
Miss Estella Lewis went to her home
in Harrisburg this morning.
Miss Jennie Thlbedean, ofGervals,
was a Balem visitor today.
Mrs. H. L. Eurl and Mrs. Moore, of
Turner, were in tho city today.
Mrs. W. 0. Hawloy went to Albany
this morning for a visit with relatives.
Miss Ella Poblo went to Portland
today where she will bo the guest of
friends,
Miss Carrie Bhumaker went to her
homo in Jefferson today to spond the
holidays.
Mies Dean Kitchens went to bor
home in Stayton today to spend tho
holidays.
Miss Minnie Irelon went to Bublim
Ity this morning to spend the holidays
at bomo.
Mrs. Cbas. Morris, of Portland, re
turned bomo today, after a visit with
A. D. Palmor, ber brother.
Miss Grnco Evans, of Junction City,
who buB been the guest of Mro. M. B.
Nichols, returned home today.
Miss Lola Bmlth, who has beon tbo
guest of Miss Mluta Gulss, returned to
ber bomo iu Vancouver today.
Mr. and Mrs. Wyllo A. Mooros re
turned on tho Eugeuo last night from
a several week's v sit in Albany.
Miss Helen Crawford returned to her
homo In Albany today, nfir a visit
with Miss Jano Morris of this city,
Miss Rita Rakcatraw went to Che
mawa thlB morning whoro sb'o will
spend tbo holllduys with hor parents.
Mrs. J. A. McCrum, who has been
visiting hor daughter, Mrs. W. H.
Byrd, returned to hor homo nt Forest
Grove toduy.
Miss Balm Mann camo down frcm
Eugeuo today, whern she Is attending
school, aud will bo tho guest of Balem
and Iudependenco frieudx.
Prof, and Mrs. E. J. MeCnuetland,
of Monmouth, aro in tho city (he
guests of Mrs. MoCauitlaud'o parents,
Rov. and Mrs. F. H. Uwtuno,
CENTRAL CHAPEL KAIK.
Tbo fair glyen by the ladlea of Cen
tral Chapel, at tho corner of 18th aud
State streets Tuesday night was a do
elded success from both n social and pe
cuniary point of view. Over JCO wero
realized' A sumptuous repast was
served, aa these ladlea always glvo
good refreshments. Thoro Is an ex.
ceptlonal unity and kludness ot feeling
among the workers, which tiro requis
ites of such enterprises as this.
YOUNG FOLKS' PAIITV.
Miss Mattlo Southwlok highly outer
talned a number of her friends Friday
evening at her borne, corner Marlon
aud Twolfth streets. Music, games
aud dancing wero tho order of tho eve
iflug and a most eojoyablo time was
had by tho young folks. Thoso proseut
wero Misses Grace Savage, Maude Hep
burn, Molllo Coleman, Annua Poyser,
Luna Tarptey, Etnel Mundell, Etta
Calvert aud Bertha Kay, and Messrs.
Carl Grinith, Walter Dayls, Ralph
Watson, Honry Anrys, ArthurTowua
end and Carl Morris.
A OIIIIISTMAS 1'UOaitAM.
Christmas will bo observed by the
Sunday school or tho Christian church.
Tho moat eloborato arrangements havo
been made for au old-time Christmas
scone. Appliances for this havo ar.
rived from Now York, nover before '
used on tho Pacific coat. A spendid
outeitalnmnt will precedo this. Santa
Clans will be on hands with presents.
No admission fee. Como Tuesday
evening at 7:30. If you have preseuts
for your friends, a committee will bo In
tho church parlor to oblige you any
timo Tuesday afternoon.
It A. 0. HAND, OIIKISIMAB NICIIIT.
Salem'a newly orgaulzvd baud, will
make Its first
ptihllo apnearauco ou
Christmas at the
upera House every.
body should uttend thenutertalument.
as there are many valuablo gifts to bo
glvou to tke audience on this occasion,
besides a epleudld musical program to
bo rendered, and for those who desire
to remalu to dance, iuuhIo will be fur
nltthed by tho eitire band of twenty
meu. Bciuo of the prizes to ho given
kwty are now ou exhibition nt frl State
Ntr?tit, (two doori went of HubIi'u bank),
Everyoue purchasing n 2Jo or a 60a
admlsalou ticket will be entitled to a
chance to obtain ono of tho prizes.
Seats can bo reserved on Monday with
out extra charge at Patton'a Book
Store, 1 3.3t
LITEIIARY NOTE.
Tho opeu meetlug given by the
young ladles literary society, at the
university, Friday ulght was a success,
aa fur as a good timo aud a large crowd
wero coucerued. Au excellent muitlcal
and literary program that had been
prepared by tho young ladles, was
nicely carried out. The vocal and
Instrumental duots by the little Misses
Flowers were especially good and-
ellclted hearty applause from tho
nudionce. Neither of tbo Mlesea
KJowcm havo reached their teens yet
and their playing and singing was
remarkably well executed. MlssE'tber
Collins recited and Miss Agnes Brown
reud a poem, a story of the society In
poetry which was composed by her
self. Tbo dialogue "Surprised" by
Misses Beatty, Buokhart, Burcham,
Baldaree, Bhepard aud D. Guns. Tbo
Misses Raymond sang a very pretty
duet. At the conclusion of the program
a Beasou 01 bocibi intercourse was
enjoyed by tho young folks.
A PLEASANT EVENT.
Friday night tbo members of tho
Sunday school class of John Molr Br.,
accompanied by their wives or bus-
bands, as the case might be, tendered
their teacher a pleasant Burprlso at his
home, corner of Water aud Division
streets. Social Intercourse was in
dulged In during the early part of the
evening after which numerous games
wero onjoyod by those present. At the
proper timo refreshments were served
the ladlts being loadod with good
things upon their arrival. Later In
the evening Rev. Hutculsou, In behalf
of tho Sunday Bohool class, after a few
remarits, presenteu Mr. Aioir with a
haudsome gold combination pen and
pencil. Mr. Molr respondod In a few
well chosen remarks.
Those present were: Rev. and Mrs.
A. L. Hutchison, Mr. and Mrs. C. P.
Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Biggo,
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Beggs, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Simmons, Mrs. J. W.
Crawford and daughter Miss Mamio,
Mrs. W. F. Boothby, Mrs. E. F. Oa
burn, Mrs. C. D. Purdy and Rev. E. 8.
Holt, of Portland.
Call at Souncmnnn's grocery
nnd inspect his Christmas
novelties.
fl Special Holiday SlockifjJ)
m opeciai rn(;?5.
Thts is what you will find at I lie Union Bargain Store, 142 State st.
If you want loys, Dolls or Albums wo have them.
If you want Celluloid Goods, Vases, China Cups an 1 Saucers or fancy goods of any
kind, wc have them.
If you want a nice pair of Shoes or Slippers, wc have tbem.
And don't force t we have a nloe line of umbrellas, bought especially for tht holiday
trado. Mako no mistake.
Do not lay out a dollar in presents until you have seen our sblendid stock. "Wc will
save you money.
Union Bargain Store.
142 State Street.
OnURUII SERVICES TOMORROW
Independent Evangelical. Ssr
vices at 10:30 aud 7:30 tomorrow. Suu
day school at 12. Endeavor society
at G;80.
Ckntual Chapel. Regular ser
vices at 10 u. m., 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.
m. Read Acts 18 beforo coming to tho
evening eorvico.
CtJMBEIlLAND FKESBYTRIAN.
High street. Regular preaching Ber
ylcea at 10 a. in. and 7:30 p. tn. Rev.
W. W Brauntu will occupy tho pulpit.
Evorybody wolcomo.
Y. M. C. A. Rev. H. A. Denton
will address tho men's mooting at 4 p.
m. EvaugollstlcBlblocIasaatS o'clock
led by Pres. W. C. Hawloy. All men
are invited to attend these servlcoa.
Evangelical. Comer Chomeketa
aud Seventeenth streets, soryloes at 11
a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday So'iool
at 10 a. ni. A. M. Y. P. A. meeting at
0:30 p. tn. Prof. Coohran, of the Wll
lamotto University, will fill the pulpit
iu tbetveulug. All are welcome. J.
B. Fisher, pastor.
Christian. Morning sormon at
10.30. Evening sermon at 7:30. Sub
ject: "Comparison of tho Nations of
ye .r.l.h
Having tho Biblo With
Those Without the Blhlo." This will
bo a defenBO of the bible against the at
; taok upon It from a balem pulpit last
' Sund.ty evening. Miss Woodrufl will
' slug alone durlug the service.
I FlUST CONdREOATIONAL. Rev. W.
C. Kantner, D. D., pastor. Christmas
sermon at lUtfU a. m. bunject, "My
Star Iu the East." At 7:30 p, m. tbo
subject will be "The Pilgrim Fathers,
Their Faith and Their Influence."
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair,
Medal, Mldwlater Fair.
Da
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BAMINfi
POWDDt
;Most Perfect Made.
40 Year Um SUadard,
OUR SATURDAY
DR
BanasMs
Here. is an opportunity to buy your mother, sister, or some
one else's sister, a nice dress for Xmas
At a Reduced Price!
Remember our stock of
-HOLIDAY - GOODS-
is. very large and complete, and embraces a great many
novelties, Do not fail to get a ticket on that handsome
silverware, Only a few days left A ticket with every
$2 purchase
S. Mn & E, H. STOCK
REGULATORS OF LOW
This aervlcu will be held iu commenor
atlon of tbo landing of tho Pilgrims
two hundred and soyonty.flvo years
ago. At each eorvico thoro will bo
special Christmas muslo aud MUs
D ivis will ulng a solo. Sunday school
at 12 m.; Y. P. S. C. E. at 0:30 p m ;
Junior Endeavor at 3 p.m. Rlauoho
Kantner, leader.
First Baptist. Christmas services
will bo held at tho Baptist church
tomorrow morning and evening, At
tho 10:30 morning servlco the pastor
will glvo a sortLon on "Christ, the
World'sMesslabV'tho oflertory will be a
solo by Mrs. SklfT, "Tho Birth of
Christ," by Louis Couwell Clifton.
Sunday sohool at 12. Young People's
Society of Cbrtetlau iSndevor at 0:30.
Evening services at 7:30, suhjeot, "Our
Creed," to be followed by tho ordinance
of baptism. Tho evening oflertory
will bo an orohestra Boloctlou by the
full orchestra, and Mrs SklfT will sing
that new and beautiful solo entitled
"Thy King," by Paul Rodney.
Born.
Z INN. At the homo iu Depot addi
tion, Saturday morning, December
21, 1805, to Mr. aud Mrs. W. A.Ziun,
a girl.
8CHANTZ In North Salem, Friday,
December 20, 1895, to Mr. and Mrs.
James Sohanlz, a son.
.
Married.
8MITH-MERRIFIELD. At tho
reddence or ev. J. W- Short, Thurs
day, December 12, 1895.- Mlsa Viola
Smith to Chas. Merrifleid.Rov. Short
being the officiating clergyman,
O 1
Sonnouian has tho best liao
1 staple ami fancy Ohrlstmas
goods.
TURKEYd-AtDoty'a market.
Nice fresh French mixed candy at
Tho Spa aa cheap as plain used to bo.
Mills Shut Down. Owing to a
break In engine ol the Capital Lumber
ing company,tbo mills were shut down
temporarily at 0 a. m. for repairs.
TURKEYS-At Doty's market.
VETERINARY
Condition powders, llnlrnenti, heal
ing lotions and ointments, blisteiing oint.
rncnts, purgative pills and colic medicines al
way on hand as cheap as elsewhere.
CONSULTATION FREE.
W, C. MITCHELL.
Graduate of Ont. Vet. College, Toronto,
Canada,
(J!Fce.ai!d DPnfy at Red Front Lirerr
BtaMc, Salem, Oregon. '
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GOODS
PRICES.
j33T"f FLEPIIONE 112.
AT
CLEARANCE
TOOUl f.ii StOR
The Best Goods
and Lowest Prices
FOR CLOTHING
-AND-
Furnishing Goods
Como nnd see for yourselves.
Vi00UE.ll WUii STORE
The Willamette Hotel,
LEADING HOTEL OK THE CITY.
1 Juced rate. Management liberal. Electric cars leave hotel for all pub
io buildings and points of Interest. Special rates will be given to permanent
patrons.
-KXCELSIOR
B. C, Hansen, manager.
Only
good horses used. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Hack of State Insurance block.
T C. GOODALE,
COBURG
TWELFTH
All grades and dimensions of Buldlng
V'lr.
Insane. Lara Anderson, of Tllla
raook county, aged 65, was committed
to tlietsylum today.
MANLY VIGOR
v with the- world, aoOO
coranletcljr caruX raeu ro
eluglnc happy pralM for
est and most buo
cessXul cure for eex
ual weakness and
jost vigor Known to
nodical science. An
account or this toon.
drul dlxovtru, in
book form, with ref.
Mil I III II ni
f2 CJwSJSgt
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rerlng men (scaled) free. Full manly vlw
ponnaaently reatoml. RiUuxo lmpoaalble,
ERIEMEBMLQO.,IUFFALO,N.Y.
SPECIAL
115 STATE STREET.
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THE
A. I. WAGNER,
- STABLE-.
Stables
LUMBER YARD,
STREET, NEAR DEPOT
Lumber. Lanreat stock and Lowest
r n r a trim Maninr
T
Prices no object. Many attractive
and uselul Holiday Goods still In
stock. Silk Handkerchiefs, silk
mufflers, silk mittens, linen tandker
chiefs plain and embrolderied, um
brellas, hosiery, uudenvear, Sc.
Remember, prices nj oljcc'.
PALACE !
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be m
TBI
307 COMMERCIAL STREET,
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