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BY HOKRR UROTHBRB,
MONDAY FEB. 1, 1897.
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AH IMPROVEMENT. Vint will
henceforth Dad our dress poods depart
uiuui. in u new location airecuy under
the skylight This gives us by far the
finest display light In tho c:lty and
will be apprcclated-br customer and
salesman alike. we are making
preparations to Irccelve our new lln-
or the latest fabrics and will be pre
pared to how them In a more satis
factory manner than ever before.
Silk and Velvet, fton-rtmnnf o1.tr.
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...-.-WWWy unaer ino SKyilgnt.
.' I NEW Linen TnrrJinn 1nra In nil
widths, 2 to 20c a yard. Dainty pat-
JOURNAL "X" RAYS.
Directed
Upon the Oregon
and Lobby.
Newsboys can't sell a paper
sold Itself In advance.
Legislature
that
DAILY LINK 10 PORTLAND.
6TEAMEBS
Altona and Ramona
tt LEAVE-
J DAILY.
' t iVirtland. 6:45 a. m.
W Salciu 7 is a.m., except Sunday.
! i Quick time, regular lerrice and cheap
ft ....rate ...
t J M. P. BALDWIN,
f Agent, Salem.
sm ih sir tsn vlr-liv-ti
The
American
Queen
Tho foremost Jlluxtratid magazine
and homo jonrnal for women.
February Number,
A splendid spring Usuo, contain:
A brilliantly Illustrated letter from
Paris.
Portraits of D. L. MoodyXthc great
evangelist) family.
The Dressmaker.
'Hy a Minute," love story by Clara
Louise Btirnham.
In the Household.
The lUshis Generation.
Now to give Valentine and Wash
ington partlef.
Register for the Queen.
Jf J, Dalrymple Co,
terons suitable for underwear.
Lace -Footing In both plain and
point D. Esptlt.
A FEW SNAPS Thn Ii-innf 11
and 11.25 fancy silks at 75c Any of
our durable outing flannel waists 75c
to equalities, at GOc. Hot many left.
Lines .of embroidery at slash prices,
2c. to 12c. 1.25 underwear for II;
S1.60 dines 81.25: Union suits. 81.50
ones rorfi;2iones for M.25: 13 ones
T. floIversoD.
The Hon. Chas. Runaway Pulton Is
again In charge of the Mitchell forces.
A bill to recognize a school of divin
ity by an A. P. A. senator Is rather an
anomaly.
ORKQ1N PERSONALS
Rev. Wallace, of Junction City, Is
In town.
Senator Mc Clung, is ablo to bo In
his scat today.
A. B. Little, of Houlton, Is u guest
nt tho Cook hotel.
D. II. Looney came down from Jef
ferson this afternoon.
Marshall Kinney, and Herman Wise
of Astoria, nro In town.
Gen. II. I). Compson came up from
Portland this morning.
J. II. Tlllson, u bridge contractor
of Albany, Is in the city.
Mrs. T. T. Geer, of Mucloay, has
been quite 111, but Is lmrrovlng.
John Addison, of Loral ne, Lano
county, la visiting tho legislature.
Mr Grace Osbarn, went to Eu
geno on a visit to friends and relatives.
I. 0. Goodalo, the well known lum
berman, camo down from Coburg this
morning.
Sonntorl. D. Driver. rcturnod this
afternoon from nn over-Sunday visit
nt Eugene.
Mrs. J. W. Wlthrow, of Eugene, ar
rived In this city, thlsaftcrnoon, on a
visit to friends.
Ex-Senator Vcatch, roglstcr of the
Hosoburg land ofllce la in the city see
ing old friends.
Ex-District Attorney James Mc
Cain camo over from Mo Mlnnvlllo
this morning.
Mrs. W. P. George and llttlo child
took passage to Oregon City, via tho
afternoon train.
C.iJW. Ilollobnuid Jr., unq Homer
Craven left yesterday for n .business
visit to Tho Dalles.
Mrs. W. W. Contrls went to Forest
Grove this afternoon on u visit to Dr.
and Mrs. II. R. Huvoy.
Mrs. Chna. Calvert went to Gerrals
today; whence alio Is called by tho
Illness of her father.
J. H. O'Nell, travoliug passcngor
agent for tho O. R. & N. Co,, was a
balom viHltor today.
Homer Davenport ha returned from
his European trip, arriving In Now
York Sunday evening.
Iteprobentatlvu J. T. Bridges re
lumed this afternoon from u brief
visit at his home nt Drain.
Mr. S. W. Morgan, of Oregon City,
arrived in Salem, Saturday evenlntr.
and Is visiting relatives and friend?.
James Shaw, owner of the Dallas,
wollen mill, was a Salem business
visitor today, stopping at the Cook
hotel.
PromlnentSalemlteson the sick list
who are Improved: Governor Lord.
John G. Wright. E. M. Walte. Riiinn
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lioise, Jr.
Mrs. Win. Warren, of McMInnvllle,
who came over to attend the funeral
of George W. Payne, returned homo
thlsaftcrnoon.
Rcprencntatlve McKlnley Mitchell.
of Gervals and Senator Iluirhcs. of
Washington Co. rcturnedto the city
this morning.
Fred Flood, the Roseburg Bryan
leader who stumped three counties
with great success last fall, was In
town over Sunday. j
James Woodruff, today went to his
fruit farm, near Marlon where he will
"recupcralo" for several days. Ills
pleasat avocation will consist of prun
ing trees.
Howard Rowland.of tho Eugeno Re
gister, who has been In attendance at
the legislative session, returned this
afternoon from a Sunday visit at his
The Jodkwal has the nerve to sup
port any man, not excepting Senator
falmon, if he is right.
Senator Mitchell has secured the
services of the Portland Mercury. His
Salem Mercury is John P. Ward.
The Princess de Chlmay has fired
herRfgo'sbe should now come and
help organize the Oregon legislature.
Can't Mitchell's men increase their
votes, as they Increased the vote of
Marlon county from June to November?
who
mnh nirp tu Ml!md manaeor
Instruct,! lil ntr wTradtc.
"Paint hi'ruoarnrd--rrtor you
please, Jut s. yoo paint -10"1 red
The State-man is skillfully wtklag
a sympathy dodge on the puoiituy
,,i.., ., im-icrlnarr boycott ny
Harvey Scott and Joe Simon against
a suppositious sale of Its dally at Port
land. Of course, its enormous a.
by newtooys at Saleni or at Portland
ought not be rudely Jnteriercu mm.
Chances are neither Scott or Simon
would honor It with a boycott or a
boot.
The general appropriation bill as
printed in Saturday's Journal was
the first copy that reached the public.
It Is not the final bill, but carries over
$1,300,000. ThlSsum will be increasea
rather than diminished. Toe uregon
custom of making np the bill by par
ties outside the legislature and then
keeping it back to avoid dlscussloo,
ought to be broken up.
A Class of Thirty-Eight
Pass the Examination and
Receive Diplomas,
Our clearance sale is llTJ?1 Cntlnuc f ,
Ular uuny ov--i ..w.,
:o'
MONDAY AND TUESDA)
:o:-
Scnator Sherman differs from Sen
ator Mitchell: he does belle vo In
building a Nicaragua canal for the
corporations.
A boycott is not necessajy to keep
tho newsboys from selling the utter
ances of the Oregon State Reform
School Statesman.
GREAT COUPON SALE
To test the value of advertising, wo
lunko tho following otlVr. it. nut. t ,.
7uupuu i in tuis mid ami bring it to us.
-I win entitle you to one-fifth off
mi urvM goous, cunning, shoes and
lint. Coupons mut U glveu up
whon a purchase Is made. No dis
count will U -given unless this Is
done. This offer U good only to Feb
ruary 16. 1807. All purchases must
U' made on tho spot cash system. The
Eugeno home.
Miss Jcsslo Jewett of Astoria, who
Is the guest of Mrs. A. I. Wagner, has
been taken down with la grippe, and
Is quite ill. Her, people have beed
telegraphed for.
Major Chus E. Worden, alloting
agent ut tho Klamath Indian Agency,
returned Saturday oycnlng from Wash
ington D. C. and Is a guest at tho
home of E. F. Parkhurst on Summer
street.
Rov Geo. Garrison, of Grand Ranlds.
Mich, who has been vlsltluir G. W.
Thompson, went to Albany this morn
ing after a short visit In that city,
Rov, Garrison will leayo for his east
ern home.
Frank Bird, of Eugeno; Austen S.
Hammond, of Mcdford: F. 8. Stanlev
and wife, of Porry; Flotcher Linn, of
Portland, W. A. Wash, of Dallas,
Geo n. Dunham, of Portland, were
amonr tho guests at tho Willamette
today.
An ExcrrtNa Game. The Indoor
gaiuo of baseball at the Y. M. C. A.
Saturday ovcnlng, as predicted, proved
or unusual Interest. Tho teams were
qulto well matched but the yellows
won tho game with a score of 7 to 5.
Tho "Red Men" ovldcntly had more
sympathizers In tho audience and they
never failed to reward a good play by
ono of tlnlr mon.by vigorous applauss
admirers of tho "yellow fellows" wero
also In attendance in largo numbers.
The battery work for tho yellows by
Whit Ilolman nnd Albert Disquo was
a feature of tho gamo whllo those
wearing tho "red" went wild with de
light at tho excellent base-running of
Harry Ollnger. The battery work of
tho "Rsds" by Ollnger and Joe Evans
was also deserving of montlon. The
second of tho series of games arranged
for between tho "Reds and tho yel
lows" will tako place next Saturday
evening.
The Bradley -Martin ball In New
York will cost about $230,035. Nearly
as much as an Oregon legislature In
full swing.
"No vote will be taken on senator
In this body until on the second Tues
day after the house Is organized."
President Simon. i
CTho third house announce a regular
bcsslon In tho assembly chamber on
Tuesday evening of Mils (week. They
propose to elect a senator.
Mr. Mitchell will not address the
Salem bimetallic union for obvious
reasons. But he should at least be
At a Salem boarding house Senator
Haseltlnewas holding forth to the
other of codfishball consumers on what
a bad man that Jo Simon was. He
held him to be about the worst man
in Oregon, and rnt some assent to his
notion, until a simple-minded People's
party man asked Mm If all this was
true why the Republican senators so
unanimously elected him president of
the senate. Ilaseltlne was knocked
out of the box for the time being.
Invited to do so.
Since T. T. Geer has gone hobnob
bing with Mark Ilanna and Bill Mc
Klnley, of course he has no use for
such small fry as Barkley and nofcr.
The Journal has no apologies to
make for opposing Mr. Simon politi
cally In the past. It would apologize
If It failed to support him when he Is
right.
Cold facts: Salem total tax levy.
34 mills; Portland 25 mills. Tho Mult
nomah county tax is 0.7 mills as
against Marion's 14 mills. Portland
city tax Is 8 mills as against Salem'
10 mills.
Q. At what rate of speed did John
P. Ward return Friday from Jona
than Bourne's headquarters after de
livering Mitchell's message.
A. Ad n sight quicker than he
went there.
Senator Taylor of Union county,
wishes it understood that the draft of
an appropriation bill nub Ished In
TnE Journal was compiled only for
information of tho committee. The
senate committee Is not supposed to
draw tho appropriation bill. That is
supposed to originate in the house.
Quito a number of Salem Republi
cans are booming T. T. Geer for sen
ator. Hon. John G. Wright said to a
Journal writer yesterday: "It
would be a grand surprise to send a
common farmer of Geer's standing and
ability to take Mitchell's seat at
Washington." Squire Farrar also re
marked to a friend: "I think Geer
stands the best show of any man on
tho outside. His selection would be a
proper reward of a clean and able man
and his election would arouse less an
tagonism than almost any man we
have In the party." Messrs. Wright
and Farrar are representative Repub
licans and business men.
The senatorial fight Is not all In
volved in the legl latlve hold-up. The
Mltchell-Fulton-IIIrsch faction have
gone so far as to parcel out all the
state ofllccs. Fulton or Metschan Is
to bo governor. Metschan or Ed
IHrsch Is to be secretary of state. Sen
ator Patterson Is to be state treasurer.
Metschan Is said to prefer Patterson
for state treasurer above all else. The
fine Italian hand of Geo. W. Mc
Brldo Is apparent In the new party al
ignment, and .he Is without a peer In
Oregon In such makers, it Is recalled
that Ed Hlrsch made enough In two
terms, as state treasurer, to live In
comfort ever si qce, although out of
all business. These are big stakes,
butitisposjlble before a new treas
urer goes In there will be a reduction
of that office from Its present princely
proportions.
The Salem public school' liavcanain
successfully launched a bright com
pany of young people Into the business
world. Tulrty-clght young Salemltes
will on next Friday evening receive
jiio inrincr cumnleted the
course as prescribed by our excellent
public school system.
This is an unusually large class, es
pecially at this season of the year.
TTnrotnfnro the class graduating In
the middle of the year has scarcely
ever exceeded in numbers, twenty or
thirty at the most. The class passed
the examination which was one of the
most complete, yet practical, that
was ever given, with credit to them-
selves and to their teacher under I
whose supervision and instructions
the pupils have so creditably mastered
the work of the course. City Supt.
G. A. Peebles Is especially pleased
with the work of the class.
The graduation .exercises will be
held In Reed's opera house on Friday
evening of this week, February 5th,
Inst. The class numbers exactly 33
and consists of an equal number of
boys and girls. President M. G.
Royal of the Eastern Oregon Normal
school, -located at Weston, has ac
cepted an Invitation to deliver an ad
dress before the class.
The members of the graduating
class are:
Sara Alice Davenport, Maude
Marie Hepburn, Margaret Adelia
nodgkln, Carrie Albertlna Hurst,
Josie Juana Lewis, Alice Etta McCoy,
Lillian Marie Metbdian, Annas
Leone Poyser, Bessie Pugh, Winifred
Alwilda Rlgdon, Cora Anna Satton,
W. Myrtle Sutton, Lizzie C. Swartz,
Lela Norene Tarpley, Helen Louise
Van Wagner, Dolia Walker, Geor0la
Mae Whittler, James P. Alt ken,
OakaG. Beeler, Ross W. Fishburn.
Frank Lincoln Grannis, Claude S.
Knight, Albert W. Young, Montague
Lord, Albert C. Ollnger, Fred W.
Parker, Earl S. Rlddell, Rudle
Adolph Schramm, Ernest Vandersol,
James Walton, Ernest M. Welch,
Huch Williamson, Elbert C. Young,
uyae urocg.
HOSIERY
All woolen hose at cost, Reduction on cotton hose,
257 Commercial st
MARRIED.
XECKERMAN-OBERUEIM.-Sun-
day noon, January 31, 1897, at the
bride's home in Salem. Miss Fannie
Oberheim to Mr. Fred Neckerman,
Judge G. P. Terrell officiating.
The ceremony was performed In the
presence of the Immediate family,and
after a sumptuous wedding dinner
the young couple departed for Port
land and other points, to be absent
about a week. The groom Is well
known as the popular head of the firm
of Neckerman & Rogers, and the
bride is the youngest daughter of Mrs.
Paul Oberlieim.
BORN.
GOBALET.-At the family home, in
this city, on Sunday, January 31,
18D7, to Mr. and Mrs. A. Gobalet, a
daughter.
You should trv iDawson's Bitters-
Popular Vote. It Is only a mat
ter of time until United States Sena
tors will bo elected by popular vote,
but In the meantime Salem house
keepers continue to vote Branson &
Co. the leading grocery firm in the
city.
To Indian War Veterans.
inaian war veterans are ream
to meet Tuesday evening Febnuit
In city recorder's office at 7:30oH,
for the purpose of taking In cooii
anon T-uequcsuon or pensions. 0?
.iuujeg.iliuu jioiij jroriiana wlfl
present.
T.A.Woon
oiuiusndg
Bicycle Messenger. Ric- $1
puone 40 or oiuo ooxes.
JOHN HUGHE,
Dealer in groceries, paints, o
window glass, varnishes, ri
the most complete stocH
brushes of all kinds jn&
state, Artists' materials, fa,
hair, cement and shingles,
iinest quality of jrrass seeds;
For Underwear. Go to the New
York Racket their stock is cmnd nmi
sold at low price. 1-2 d-l w
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
RENTER WANTED. Three yean to
right party, of 13 acres, good house Mile
three miles north of Salem, halfia nb!
nun, mu utics inn Der. young orctia,j
plenty ot small iruit. Good term
or H. St.Helens, atBrewstei & WhiteV
aiure, yi uoun street. H!
Journul unci Statesman coupons will
Ik; kept wnarntely by us. We will
it'll iroin exporicnoe
the best advertising
DIM I
tile 1
V!0,",5 ,Ujl to tt'1' fro, exporlenoe
. iiiuii imiht is
medium.
WILLIS BROS. S. CO,
1'he Cash Dry
Bin Huum.
Court and Liberty.
(lood, Clothing and
China New Year.-TIiIs annual
event In the life of the Celestial resi
dents of this city Is now In full blast
In our city. Tho plg-talled, almoned
eyedifratcrnlty have all donned tholr
Sunday best and propobo enjoying
themselves as much as possible during
their observance of New Year. Flro
crackers and other explosives are
being constantly fired, creating a
general hub-bub. The amount of
China glu aud other brands of vict
ual fire-water that will be Imbibed
by tho local contingent during the
ensuing week would astonish any
saloon keener could the exact amount
consumed ikj learned.
Tho Mitchell organ gives away
their conception of a campaign by
quoting: "For members who will stay
out nnd prevent organization $500; for
a voto for speaker 8300; entire Popu
list vot $15,000." This must sound
funny to State Chairman John 0.
Young who conducted the entire
Bryan campaign for $700.
now nearly the people of Oregon
arc allied to royalty only appears from
tho following in Wm II. Chambllss
work on tho American Four Hundred:
"Rochefoucauld. The Duchess do la
Rochefoucauld was Miss Mettle
Mitchell, daughter of Senator
Mitchell of Oregon. Sho was married
to the Duko In 1891 and took with her
$300,000 "
It Is not generally known that but
for ono little mistake the legislature
might have bcn organized. As is
well known nuntley, the Republican.
had been persuaded to withdraw hi a
contest against Nosier In the Interests
of party harmony, as both were
Mitchell Republicans. Tho commit
tee on credentials, before permitting
Huntley to withdraw his papers con
taining tho evidence against Nosier.
wanted Nosier to appear before them
and answer one question, yes or no,
and tho committee would have sub
mitted its report. But under Senator
Mitchell's direction Nosier was not
u.iuni-u iu go oeioro me committee on
credentials and make answer touch
ing ills having acquired a legal resl
den co In California. That refusal de
termined the committee not to report.
WHEN
to
1.25
tea
THIRSTY
What is more refreshing than a good
J cup of T. We have it in blends to
1 suit everybody. From 2o to SI
1 per in uive us a trial on the
V question.
HUNGRY
whot is better for an empty stomach
tlian a nice niatn nt nuctnro w
have all the choice brands, in fact
wo have everything to gratify the
uuBcr or imrsi or ttie most fastidi-
uua ijcuijiu on eartu
FOR BALE., A pood leam
.?nd 2K -prine wagon with top,
bargain. Call at' the Labor Exchi
with I
At
aneeo
Terms very easy. Oaf
flflRRITT 5 LAWRENCE
North alem.
Jacob.
rtu 1 U.& mi persons are hereby mJ
. . "' iu mis. ucui ja
my "lie, in any way, snaps 01 1
and tiat 1 iviJI nor be resnonc!H W
claims. David M. Plum, Lincoln. Or. i4
MKb. N. H. SCO'lT.Stenogriftei
typewriter, room 12, over Laddi IJ
oanK. rrompt attention to all claiseirfr:
H
run. Kum-w-isieven acres adjourns
Indian SCHOOL at Ch-mnivo g; .rml
, . 1 -.-., illb . -I
taruen iana, good house, bam tsd 1
waret. ijy month or year for low obe
Address Box K. or annlw nt fl w,
two miles north of town on river road. HJf
P' 0 Giocery,
in a
Till i-uupon, If presented at
Hum of puruhawi will entitle tho
MfHrtr tu ime-dftli oir on nil cash
miiflharfsof drvhs good, clothing,
r.hiK'8 ntid hut. Good only to
February 13.1807.
Willis Bros. & Co.
If you are using Japan tea
of any other sort than Scfiil-
liug's Best, you are losing
half your money.
Your grocer returns your
money in full if you don't
like it
Ropresentatve Howscr is back from
a visit in Jackon county. He was
greeted by large delegations at hlg
home, who regardless of party, upheld
his course in resisting an organization
of tho legislature In tho interests of
Senator Mitchell, aud all asked him
10 sianu linn, wuica was not neces
sary in Mr. Howser'a case,
Representative Schmldtleln, of
Jackson county, today received a
btroug petition and resolutions,slgued
by a host or TOters at 'WoodvHle, en
dorsing tho action of tho men in the
Davis house, and condemning Senator
John II. Mitchell for his desertion of
the people's cause, and for holding up
legislation in his personal interests.
.llt.t. .111. ...... .J A
ijaiicueu s auuuiia lowaras tuo or
ganization of the legislature is yery
Cohen Is In Trouble.
The following dispatch from
Tacoma regarding Meyer Cohen, of
San Francisco but quite well known
moaiem, mayueor Interest to somn
01 our readers:
"Meyer Cohen is lrwl-ort n ot -.
city all on a charge of embezzlement,
preferred bv the lric-or Pwi,i,T.i
Company, by whom he was employed
as collector In December and January.
The amount taken is alleged to be
about $60. neowes several business
llrms yarious amounts. Cohen was
arrested this morning in Seattle on
his arrival from Victoria with the
Urover theatrical cammn. i.i.
Tauc?agenUSeCUred Mad-
Cohen was in Salem for several
months last summer and by his gen-
Uemanly appearanco and mlsronr.
mentations suco'eded in running up a
good sized hotel bill besides contract
ing two additional bills viz, that of a
Guuiccuoncr ana llverymau. He went
iu j-uruana one morning to spend the
ll.iv "ariu.,1... . .. . .. u
j, -vuuii mi .uiurn in me even
ing" as he stated It but be has failed
to put In an appearance yet. He
managed to get out of a slmllarscrape
in which he now tlnds himself, with
his father-in-law of Oakland, Cal bv
having a "cinch" on that unsu-iJect-ing
gentleman. If the law t.nV-A it
course, Cohen will no donbt hava the
the pleasure of boarding freeof charge
at the Washington state penitentiary
for a short period.
FREYER, THE FORGER,
Receives a Ten Years' Sentence
Tennessee Penitentiary.
.Tntiinc Xa-t,I
n, , -"cuus, superintendent of
x u-.crum-s aetectlve agency at Port
land, today informed Messrs. Ladd &
Bush that Chas. Freyer has been sen-
MHiuaiwien years in the peniten
tlary of Tennessee. Frever. if. wm k
rohinmk,. J 1 -.- " ' IO
.wureu-uweu, tasi Aovemoer secured
WO on a $75 check to which he forged
the name of Rev.Kantner, the same
being on the National Bank of Sm!
merce of Tacoma. He ha . iJL
arrested at Summervillo Tnn ,
aBarsMaSash,S!.
Chus. T,,7,rr,v'.u,UUCI L-"e name of
llnirton. fff.,-.?.V3!-HPa9- Wort-
was fully established: ' Fre'er
Rt...H,?.. WATER.-Earrv
JSSSfeiSS
taSffilre-S-X
fense. n,V.'S.Lur . same of
corderEdesth .maJL?,u?. ?rore He-
a sentence of ten dav,a rccelve
time his diet win consUt f h8 'Ihich
water. This Is S 'hannv ?P
application, it will not hLJmpartlal
alffiw,llbea!te
. ;iouls James will be seen her?
next Wednesday evening. Dr. Bffi
great tragedy "Spartacus-" The
Brnll0nnSedA,?r DTr- Jamesls the oil!
glnal one. Mr. James represents P
bchonl nf atpPmiii. y.r"-8 lue
the elder Booti,:' He" is the Ideaf of
lriLtraBedian' llls sunerb V0Ce
the eloquence of his swppnin V
ures and the rob J ,it !t.e.Pinf . -e.est
personation nf c,i ""."."' ",s
wssasejssssp s
is Moubum; "4 StaS.T"S!
mode of the man botT appeal toMr
James who Is endowed YnVfl ?.? f-
w 111 iiiivNir-
Reed's Opera He
PATTQN BROS., Managen.
One Night Only,
Wednesday, Feb 31
Mf Louis Jame
Manajrement nf WnrrnnlmlaAi
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w. xmibu timennrftnrji swncfA
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zsditSt'i
ally and mentally.
The New York- t?,- ,., .....
ZWXM ntsTnd c.,.ldJrUeSnD
i,i,;r"uB"ff s a good tin in
una see tiieni.
1-2 d-l w
use them.
No Man
4"QC na Tide Wait for
-euier Does the Kimi,,., n.
plaPnTo1rTganawlFlUttn,S8,,off g a
me Kimball Co. have i ul Tliat
Bone. Why nVt come J m are
make your selection ? Or0rintl,to'r and
to waft and tav rroJrrP.Syou want
Profit to somete,!1.25. to caoo
enor lnstrumPnt ".""'an In
TAmnc
PlIPQPC
ui ouc).
- aud let
Pnma
us snow you the fl", , ,u aud let
and organs ever shown inT pIans
our prfcos and term? .ni11 Salem Jet
fan do for you. MannSS.0 wh e
la sale oSte.
futes, v- "uoiesale
tSSSiff at 3, Commercial
W. W.KlitUBAU.Co.,
Chicago.
In
order to int-.-f.
my stock of ladies' purses
and card cases I Iiave
Jfrked them aU do
percent, NowisSie
Y' Note y
F & DEARBORN
263 Com. st
Spartactt
f Ir 'James is positively the
cnnK u,au wuo WI visit Salem i
uVUOUUi
An exceptional company.
OPeC al SPAnprr
MaL-nlflninnt- n- f.
ilrst 8 rows lower Hoor Bj
alance lower floor 1
irst 2 rows in crallfirv H
ext2rowsin eallPrv If
"aiance of gallery.
UNION
BARGAIN STOKB
Removed to 291 Comrn
Street
SEE THESE BARGAINS!
.S i hruI- P10W S,10e' '
shies" ro?ngidreS3 shoe- regula
shn?J ?' 5ne dreS3 slloe -e(?ular,1
snoes, for 81.10. ,
ai k?&, nne dress shoe, 3 toIO io
81 J50 shoes, for 80c
io ri1,ld,ren'8lieavy button shoe, -
LrWaf ?1 shoes, for 70c.
lllldren'fi llPn-- Viuttnn KhOCJ'
- regular 51.20 shoes, for 80c.
'JUier POOds In nrnnnrtlnn.
Im, L MATSON, Pj