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Wc haVC a splendid line of
Cloakinge
In boucles, clay worsted, fan-y checks and plaids, beavers,
broadcloths, astrachans, ct- etc, At prices from Si per
yard up, Just the thing for ladies' coats and capes and
children's jackets, Wc have the braids and buttons to trim
them with, . ,
We arc ?Jso showing splendid values in serges, coverts,
ottomans, henricttas, etc,, lor stylish suits,
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STORE.
HOLVERSON'S
CASH
STOltE,
We close at 7 o'clock evenings,
You Save From $1 to $5
oa vour cape, jacket or ready made
by ordering throug-. our sample
skirt.
ouilit, ou
L'et an exe'mive paturn. choice tools and
perfect til everylime. hv. ry order so .r nai
civen perfect sans action. Why iul ordjr to
day? It will be heie in two weeki.
Our Special O.-der Department
for in-ti suitJ and ove-coats incenses in
volumo of business every season Tl is is not
o be vonderd Jit when we show such aline
as the "style, service and satisfacti n" make
with the
K. N, F Co, Label,
I'arfect fit Guaranteed and prices as low a
rp.ifU-.ma.le. Hard-to-fit customers and this
department very satisfactory. Are you hard
to fit?
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alrympl? & Co,
Osburn's Racket Store
New Goods,
O rtrad: is so much better this fall
than usual that it keep? us busy un
packing and marking new goods.
Among other things wo have just
opened a fine lot of dolls and doll
heads th-.t are beauties.
Corsets,
We are selling the II & S corsets for
' 75 cents. Regular price $i.
Osburn's Racket Store,
Next door to Albert's bank.
REMEMBER.
WearestilU'ivlnRaway that most
intercdtinir book. "Tne Lost Shackle,
or Seven Years With the Indians,"
on the purchase of $2 worth of goods,
nt The Fair Store. You can't -afford
to miss reading it or will send to any
address post paid on receipt of 2uc.
O. P. Dauney,
.274 Commercial street, Salem.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Pape.
Stocks '
IIol vermin's
Frawlcy Dramatic Co 4
Ilersjhboch & Smith 3
A, L. I 'em son 2
New Yorif llacket 1
OREGON PERSON A L.
Clius. Hculnt returned to Etmcnc
today.
Hon. Jell Myers, was In Portland
today.
It. A. Crossiui was a Jetlerson visi
tor today.
Mrs. E. C. Small is visiting relatives
in Albany,
Mr. and Mrs. V. Crauston arc home
from Portland.
B. O.Shuckinc, the hop buyer, was
in Jefferson today.
Attorney General C. M. Idleinan
went to Portland this morning.
Capt, J. L. Smith, of the O, C. & E.
Co., went to Corvallls today.
W. W. Haines, the Eugene tanner,
went to Corvallls this morning.
Mrs. S. I. Guiss, of Woodburn, is in
lho city visiting Mrs. E. C. Patton.
J. M.Kyle, of the O. F, & P. Co.,
returned this morning from Ilalsey,
Miss Fannie Condon, of Eugene, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. R. S. Bean.
J . A. Van Eaton is in Albany In the
interest or the O F. & P. Co., of this
city.
Mr, and Mrs. II. II, Humphreys
left today for lleppner, Eastern Ore-
Bots.
Zadoc Itlggs left last night for Berk
ley, California, where ho will study
pharmacy,
Man-iger F. It. Anson, 'of the Salem
& Suburban Hallway Co., was In Port
land today.
Hon. and Mrs. Geo. C. Downing re
turned today from an extended visit
at Roseburg.
Mrs. Sam Howard and children, of
Eugene, are visiting at the home of
W. R. Anderson.
Miss Minnie Dalil returned this
mornintr to Brownsville after a brief
visit in this city.
Ed McAfee, of the Portland customs
ofllce, returned to the metropolis to
day, after a short visit In this city.
Miss Lizzie Ilolverson left today for
a visitor several weeks with friends
at Portlahd and The Dalles.
Mrs. W. R. Wlnans returned this
afternoon from Albany. Mrs, M. T.
Cochran returned on the morning
overland.
Mrs. C. P. Clark, of Portland; J. A.
Bennett, Jeseph: and A. II. Part
ridge, Is'ewberg, are registered at Ho
tel Salem.
C. K. Brandenburg and Miss Atha
lia Brandenburg have returned from
Klamath county where they have
been spending the summer.
Arthur J. Dayton, of this city, has
accepted a position with Woodard,
Clarke & Co., the large wholesale
druggists of Portland.
Mrs. J. C. Brown is expected home
Friday morning from Oakland, Cal.,
where she has been visiting relatives
for several weeks.
Carleton Smith, of Turner, was in
the city between trains today. Mr.
Smith expects to leave next week for
Kansas City, to resume his medical
studies.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 13. Stockman, who
came to Salem about two years ago,
have located at Chehalis, "Wn. where
Mr. Stockman has a position in a
furniture factory.
Mrs. Mary Snider of Chilli wack, B.
C, is visiting with II. S. Jory and
family, on Soutli Commercial street.
Mrs. Snider will remain a few weeks
in tills scctiou. She reports crops
good and the times fairly prosperous
In her section of British Columbia.
STOLEtf BICYCLES' RECOVERED,
A Wheel Taken From Barlow Monday
Is Found In Salem Wednesday.
A Crown bicycle, 97 model, No 10,
8.JO was one of the articles placed
aboard the afternoon local for Barlow
station, Clackamas county. It was
sent by the Wells Fnrgo&Co's ex
press and was consigned toll. 10. Ir
win, who resides at Barlows station
and from whom the wheel was stolen
on Monday of this week.
Chief of Police Dlllcy, of tills city,
wasnotiliedof the theft of the bf
cyelo about 11 p.m. Monday and was
also furnished a description of the
wheel. Himself andassoclatcscloseiy
observed all wheels corresponding
with the description of the one re
ported stolen but were unsuccessful
in discovering the missing bicycle.
Among those to whom the police of
Icors made known the news of the
theft and to wliom was furnished
a description or the stolen wheel,
were the Postal Telegraph mes'song
rs wIiom; business calls them to all
parts or the city, aud vuo frequently
dlsrovcr at. least a clew that leads
to arrest and detention of some cul
prit. About 2 o'clock. Wednesday after-
neon. Johnnie Portor. one of the mes
senger boys, observed a bicycle,
whose general appearnncc corres
ponded with the description of the
missing wheel, stationed on the north
side of the Eldrldgc block on Che
mcketa street. He promptly notified
Chlcr of Police Dlllcy, who stationed
Olllcer Ilutton In that vicinity, in
hones that the bicyclist mlg'it return
and take the wheel. Mr. Ilutton re
mained until 0 o'clock, when he took
the wheel to the city hall. It is more
than probable that the wrongful pos
sessor of the wheel "studied a mouse"
and did not think it best to return
ror his wheel.
FOUND IN FOUTLANI),
The Royal Blue Field bicycle, No.
31,015, belonging to A. C. Hopr, which
was stolen In this city on Saturday
evening the i)th Inst., was found nt a
Portland cigar store, whero only a few
days before, a stranger had disposed of
It' for onfy $10. The wheel was
shipped to this city by the overland
train last ntgnt Tiie recovery or tne
wheel was effected by Chief Dlllcy
through the faithful co-operation of
the police olllcers of the metropolis.
The diamond lantern that was also
stolen with the wlicol was not re
covered. The thier probably dis
posed of that article prior to selling
the wheel.
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Thursday night and Friday fain.
The barometer is still below change
but rising n little.
The cast of Mallnda F. McLennan,
appellant, vs. Charles McLennan,
respondent, wasargucd antlstibiultted
In the supreme court. The validity
of a marriage consummated out or tlie
state In less than six inontn after se
curing a divorce decree In the state is
the quest on to bo decided.
Ili.iuininr IV 1 T ,!! Ml!lM ITCUS-
urerPhll Metschan aud State Super- If
Intcndent or Public instruction . , .
M Irwin, constituting the state board Cj
or education, were In conference In fi
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ottiuiu, x uuaiitij iiiuiuit'ht '" i &
pertaining to tuc
among other thl
llrt IlMIKIIiiIiI if llrk
decuments: ,. K
State life diplomas Miss Julia Cap- 'i
well and Miss E. 13. Crookham, oi
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State certificates Miss Nettle Dick- ,
i M..Mt......ni. Mice Annie r.ii
Ivpniiiin. .Tnrrinn vnllnv: Gerald Grlllltl, ,
Drewsev: William 11. Strayer, New
bridge
MARRIED.
THRBB MORE
There still remains three more
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the following state WW "" JQ " - "
Guardian Dischauged. Late
Wednesday afternoon, J. T. Beckwith
guardian of the person and estate of
Win. 'Hogg, filed his iinal account
with the county clerk. Tho roport
shows the receipts to have been $2,
159.75, while the disbursements were
$418.00 leaving a balance of $1741.08.
Win. Hogg having reached his ma
jority on the 8th Inst, tho guardian
asked that he be discharged. The
report was confirmed, the guardian
was discharged and his bondsmen
were released from further responsibility.
WOOniMIFrii' BA BCOCIC At the
li'lrsf, f!nriurpir:it,!fm:il c.lllircll at 8 P
m. Wednesday. Oct. 20. 1S97, MissJ
Rose Woodruff to William P. Bab
cock, Rev. W. C. Knottier, D. D. of
licialing. Miss Beatrice Shclfon presided at
the piano and executed Lohengrin's
wedding march, to which the bridal
party entered.
Miss Lena White served the occa
sion as maid or honor, Misses Grace
Babcock, Myrtle Hepburn, and Mina
Hculat acted as bridesmaids. The
groom was supported by Perry Card.
The bride is tho daughter of Mrs.
Sarah Woodruff. She is an accom
plished young woman and a most tal
onted vocalist. The groom Is a young
business man of the Capital City. He
is the only son of Mrs. Ida M. Bab
cock. Following the ceremony a ieccption
was tendered Mr. and Mrs. Babcock at
the homo of tho groom's mother on
North Commercial street.
Mr. and Mrs. Babcock will be "at
home" to their many friends after
Nov. 20th, at their home on South
Commercial street near Mission.
Capes and Jackets.
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A large number have t iken advantage of this sale and leave the store more th
pleased with their bargains, There still remains a great number of choice garment
.0.
FKAWLEys' Comino. Patton Bros,
haye completed arrangements with
the Popular Frawley company to ap
pear at Reed's opera house on next
Teusday night in their great success
"Christopher Joe" that turned people
away at the "Marquam Grand" last
Monday. The seats were placed on
sale this morning and are selling
rapidly.
Klondike Stouies. Excite consid
erable interest but no more so than
statements made concerning the 5
cent Klondike cigar, manufactured at
100 State street. It Is enjoying an
immense sale which is conclusive
evidence of its merits as a good
smoker.
Moke Akrivals. Four more pris
oners haye been received at the peni
tentiary since Wednesday noon.
Three hail from Union county and arc
as follews: Luther Perkins, burglary,
three years; J. True, burglary, two
years; Bert Jones, obtaining money
under false pretenses, four years.
Joseph Sprowles was received today
from Umatilla county under sentence
of two and one-half years for larceny.
Machinery in. Machinery for the
smelter to be used by the mining com
pany composed of Messrs. White,
Reeves, Wilmot. Gilmore, Heidesker,
et ai, was today hauled to the mines
by Messrs. Reeves. The capacity of
this is ten tons for 24 hours. The
smelter comes from St. Louis, and
will be tired with charcoal.
Will Take Charge Monday.
Charles B. Moores, the new register of
the Oregon City land office, was in
Oregon City Wednesday, duly quali
fied to take 'possession of the office.
On account of the Inconvenience that
would bo caused by making out re
ports for a week, however, he con
cluded not to enter upon the discharge
of his duties as register until tho be
ginning of next week. Ho returned
to Salem last evening and will busy
himself with prcparationsfor moving
Ills family to Oregon City. Saturday
lie will receipt for tho property of the
register's ollicc and begin his service
with the beginning of the new week.
Mr. Moores 'has leased the residence
or Judge!1. A. McBridein that clt
for u year.
Plush Capes,
$4.50. A. nice plush wipe, good length, full sweep, Thibet trimmed,
5 A beaded plush enpe, Thibet trimmed, a 'hummer" but only a few left.
iioand $12 50 .Some of the handsomest plush capes ever shown here,
Mackintoshes,
up,
Ladies' double cape mackintoshes, with velvet collar
Children's mackintoJios $2.5 an,l up.
and plaid lining from $3.50 and
Jackets,
Ladles' jackets $3 to (15, Children's jackets it and up. 'Misses' jackets $2.50 and up.
Agents' Standard patterns best and cheapest,
Willis Bros. & Co.
RBBD'S OPBRA HOUSE.
PATTON BROS., Lesees and Managers.
One Night Only, Tuesday, October 26, ,
The FraWly Company. . .
The most perfect dramatic organization in America. $
Presenting Madeline LucctteRy ley's delightful comedy in four acts.
Christopher, Jr. , .
Entire new scenery.
Beautiful costumes.
A superb production.
Reserved seats. $1.
Gallery admission, 50 cents.
Seats now on sale at Patton's.
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A PBW DRIVES :
S3,90FPluSfuaPc'c1Iat,a"d.fro.nt $4,70 F a a black beaver jacket, 28
edged in Thibet, trimmed in jet inches long the best value ever
and braid, offered for that price,
$4,85 F?r a ?lus!LfaPc' cIlar an front $3,50 For a black beaver double cape
edo-ed in Thibet, foncv limner. velvet mil if io-.j l ... i
edged in Thibet,
Worth $7,50,
fancy lining,
velvet colhr trimmed in braid.
$10,00 For a fine black bouclc jacket,
lined throngh with silk, Regular
price $14,00,
Children's and misses' garments at big rcpuctions, "Salc closes Saturday night,
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Iu otder to enable our numerous friends and customers to pay us a visit
and examine our new store, with Its entirely new stock, we have concluded
to give them an opportunity of doing so free of cost, Our plan is this
Every one visiting our store from Marion county, who makes a purchase
amounting to twenty dollars or more and presenting a copy of tins nil will
have his railroad fare from his railroad station, including Salem and all
points north, refunded by us.
To assure those who are not acquainted with our house be beij leave to sav
that we have but '
ONE PRICE
and that the lowest. All our goods are marked in plain figures Our
stock is entirely new and has been carefully selected by our Mr. Den Sell.
nnu we sell only at rOPULAR PRICES.
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