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Kid Gloves !
THIS MONTH,
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'Every Pair Is Reduced 2C
See our "Ccntcmcris" and "Suede
Mosquctaircs" to cTosc at 67c the pair,
CASH
STORE,
HOLVERSONS
CASH
STOKE.
Good 'isortiucnt of Knellah Reds and Browns In a clasp glove,
$1 60 regular price now
Sl.OO.
To close nur line of Button Glnvca, regular $1 qualltcs, wo pit
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J. j.Dalrumple & 60.
Reduction Sale !
Goods in All Lines
Reduced, ,,.,,,
The celebrated II. & S. corsets re
duced from $1.25 to OOe.
Oilier corsets reduced to "Cc, 50c
and 35c.
Great reductions In the price of
botli ladles' and gentlemen's under
wear. Some lines of ladies kid shoes for
about half oricc.
Look ut tlio prices In both windows,
tbeu come In and Bee tlie price on
the counters. It will pay you.
Osburn's Racket Store
Next door Lo Albert's bank.
Miss Tessa Williams, who for sev
eral weeks has been visiting her
cousin, Miss Grace Savage, left Wed
nesday evening for San Francisco.
lior.vnusoN's Jakuakv
ANCK 8ALK.
CLE Alt-
Tin: Wkatiiuu. State bouse bar
ometer tins morning stood only one
point on the "nilr" side of "change"
Indicating posslblo fair weather for
tomorrow with also a possibility of
showers.
PERSONALS.
IIOIA'lillSON'H JANUAKY CUJAK-
anci: saw:.
.1.0. Bo.orth was In Portland today
O. II. IlurggralT Is liome from Port
land. A. M. Ilumen was an Albany visi
tor today.
Mrs. A. IS. Smith Is yihlllug friends
at Stay ton.
0. T. Roberts Is visiting friends In
Portland.
Win. Kills arrived In the city today
from Ashland.
Miss Gertrude Hlrsch Is the guest of
Portland rrlends.
Mrs. J. M. Somers returned this
morning to Albany.
John Farrar came down fiom Ku
gene this morning.
Mrs. W. S. Dunlwuy has returned
from a visit In Portland.
Henry Jacob, of San Francisco, Is lu
the city the guest of his sister, Mrs
S. M. Stock.
Grand Masters. A. MoFadden ncd
Mrs. 1. 1). Ilnlmau returned this
morning froiuGervais.
Geo. W. Hubbard and It O. Shuck
ing, two local hop buyeis, wore north
bound passengers this afternoon.
K. T. Itirues, of (lie Now York
Racket store, relurned from Portland
last evening on the oehyed overland.
Mrs. J F. Hughes and motlior.Mrs
K.J. Flint, of Sacramento, returned
today from a short visit at JelTeisou.
Miss Anna Noon, was has been
visiting tit the home of W 11. Moon lu
Yow Park, left toda) for Konnon.Wls.
IIannaism in Sali:m. The news of
Ilaiinu'H election to the U. S. Senate
from Ohio was not received with uni
versal rejoicing among the Repebl I
can oMcors and employees who work
In Oregon's Cipltul building. On
the contrary not only all thli silver
Republicans were dlssapninted but
many of the gold standard Republi
cans regarded Hauna's candidacy as
b.ul policy on the ground that Hnnna
is not a popular man. Mary Repub
licans wlio like McKmley and voted
for him do not like Hauiia. Thefce
people think that Hanna lias
acted hoggish. After having the
honor of electing and eontrolllng a
president they think he should not
foht himself upon the people in the
form of a lawmaker.
PoSTi'ONr.u -On account o' the
deatli of Bishop Looteus, In Victoria,
His Grace A rcnbShop Gross will not
benblo to come to.ialem to give con
tinuation on next Sunday the 10th.
Ills visit is deferred to the following
Sunday the -lid. Bishop Lootenswns
located for several ii ars at BolsoClty,
Idaho and resigned in 187 1, going
thence to Victoria where he has since
resided. Funeral scUces will be
held at Victoria on Tuesday, Arch
bishop W. II Gioss, oiMclating.
NoT.itiK.s.--Tlio governor today
commissioned Ira R l.k'dle, of Rose
bunr and Frank T. Woodward, of
Portland, notaries to servo for two
years.
Racket Prices
Spot Cash,
You pay for your own goods when
you buy here, and don't apply any of
ll for Interest on old accounts.
Lead pencils, rubber tips, lOo a doz.
Mourning pins, Jet heads, i!c a box.
Curling irons, Ic up.
Common pins, :i for 5c.
Shell hair pins, 7c a doz and up.
Splendid Stockinet shtelds, 8c.
Seamless Rockford sox. rib top, 5c.
Men's black sox. 5uand up.
Toothbrushes, ;tc un! up.
There's do.ens of Items In my lines
of suiiill wares that save you money
every time yon buy, Como and see for
yourself.
I'm soiling underAcar and mackin
toshes at 20 per cent otT from regular
prices. I've o.ily u few macks loft
now. Don't want to carry one over.
VIGGINS' BAZAAR.
300 Cummerclul street.
SOME 8TRANQE CERTIFICATES
Assessor J. W. Hobart Certifies Regard
ing the Assessment Roll.
Since the Columbia Implement
company, of Portland, has Instituted
awrltof review proceedings against
the state ward of equalization, and
also from the fact that the grounds
upon wlilcli such proceeding has been
begun, was based, to a great extent,
upon the irregularity and non con
formity of the Marion couuty assess
ment rolls with those from the other
counties of the state, the following
certificates made by County Assessor
J. w. iiobartand county Clerk L. V.
fcililcn relative to the Marlon county
assessment roll, will not be outo'
place.
The following certificate from
County Assessor Ilabart accompanies
the original assessment roll, as placed
in the assessment boeks:
"I, J. W, Hobart, assessor of Mar
lon county, state or urcgon, do Hereby
certify that Ibis assessment roll Is
the original assessment roll of Marion
county, Oregon, for the year 1807, and
that It is a true and complete state
mentofthe taxable property as rc-
t.nrnprl f,ir t.lln vnnr 1R07 '
J. W. IIOBAUT,
Assessor for Marlon County.
The following applies to the ab-
oreviatca roil rurnisticd tue county
clerk.
"1, L. V. Ehlen, county clerk of
Marlon county, state o, uregon, and
ex-olllcc clerk of the circuit court of
said county and state, do hereby
certify that the foregoing transcript
of copy of summary of assessment roll
of Marlon county lor the year 1807 has
been compared with the original, and
that it Is a true and correct copy of
said original and or tue wuoic tnereoi
as the same appears of record in my
otUccaud custody.
L. V, Ehlen."
The certificate following, applies to
merely h summary sent by the clerk
to the state board of equalization, be
fore the copying of the abbreviated
roll was finished.
""I. L. V. Ehlen. county clerk of
Marlon county, state of Oregon . do
hereby certify that the foregoing
iranscrlpt or the assessment roll or
Marion county, slate of Oregon, con
sisting of two volumes, for the year
1807, has been by me compaied with
tlio original assessment roll, and that
It is a true and correct copy of said
original assessment roll, and of the
whole thereof, as the same appears of
record In my otllce and custody."
Following is the certificate the
board prevailed n Assessor Hobart to
make, and it is Incorporated in the
report of the board's action sent out
by the secretary of state.
Salem, Ore., Dec, 17, 1807.
To the State Hoard of Equalization.
Gentlemen: In accordance with
your request, I herewith hand you
the original assessment of the prop
erty of this county for this year,
made by me, and I hereby certify
that the same constitutes all of the
assesment made of all the property
of Marion county, Oregon, for tills
year ai.d tue wuoie tnereor, and tn.it
It Ih the same roll that I presented
to the county board of equalization at
its last session in this county for this
year, and that It was corrected an d
the property equalized by them thero
on, and that the county court ut Its
session In September of tills year bad
no other roll than this to act upon
from me, and it was returned to me
after the equalization and corrections
had been made thereon by them;
ttiat there has been no change in the
same cither lu values, classes, form
or otherwise to my knowledge.
.1. W. Houaut.
Assessor for Marlon County.
TWO MORE ALARMS
Jackets Slaughtered
sM.OO Jackets now $2.50; $10.00 lackets WC0; 315.00 Jaokuts now 7 50.
Good lino of mles Jackets on hand
LADIES' SHOKS-Lndlus'UOO 8hoos,button, cloth, and kid tip now 2.21.
Great values. New lines heavy shoes for men and boys.
FLANNKLLKTTKS Justoponrtl a now lino of patterns, suitable for wrap
pers, only lOu a yard. New outing ilannols for 6, 7e, 10c a yard.
R.&G. CORSETS -Host lu the world, all sized and stylos, r,0o toil. 05. Fer
ris Good Sense Corset waists, for ladies, inlssasaud uhlldien.
CLOTHING -Piiliuico of our clothing will bo closed out at bargain prices.
Ageuts Standard Patterns, best and olioapost,
ltring your quotations on staples to us and wo will meet all prices
aud 'tfo 'cm one better."
miL,JL,I3 BROS. St CO
iii Commercial street. The cash-dry goods aud shoe house.
The Fire Department Is Again Sum
moned Twice Within Thirty Hours.
About 4 o'clock Wednesday after
noon tho lire department was called
to tho meat market of G. S. Free
buruer, on East State street, where an
Incipient blaze hud originated that
for a time threatened toptove a sen
ous conflagration.
A largo kettle containing about 250
pounds or not lard was on tue rurnace,
beneath which a few live coals had
Ignited the flooring. The employes
soon detected the blaze and devoted
their energies to smothering the llamcs
until the lire department should ar
rive, an alarm having been sent In.
In this they were successful and when
the lire boys reached the scene a line
of hose was attached to the hydrant
at tho corner of Stutc and Fourteenth
streets and u hole having been made
In the lloor, the flames were soon ex
llngulshcd.
For a time the blazo threatened to
result in a serious conflagration but
this was averted. There was stored
In the room lu which the lire started,
about a ton of choice lard ready for
thii market.
About 8 o'clock thts nio'nlngthe
department was again called from Its
quarters In the city hall. The causo
lor the alarm proved lo uo ino burn
ing out of a Hue at the residence of J.
P. .Robertson, on Center street near
Twelfth. Tho flames shooting from
the mouth of the chimney startled
the ladles of tbe house nut a little,
who decided as a means of precaution
to summon the tiro department, but
all danger had passed before Us ar
rival. This Is the seventh lire alarm turned
in thus far this year on exactly one
halt the total number of alarms for
tho year 1807. ,
Stautkh fok the Klondike. J.
12. linker, who for several years has
been in: attache of the J. C. Goodalo
Lumber Yards in this city, left this
morning via the overland for tho
Klondike, Mr. Raker goes direct to
Dyea w hero he will engage ut his
trade, that of u carpenter, until spring
when ho will go through to Dawson
City.
Mem: Moutuaoks. Two mortgages
representing $1,050, and two satisfac
tions of mortgages aggregating $1,500
were todav Hied with Couuty Re
corder F. W. Wuters.
1 Watch Phicks Holvkkson
Januahy cLkahanck sale.
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SOCIETY NOTE BOOK.
Prof. Ijcobic's third musical Is an
nounced for Wednesday evenlnir the
19 Inst at the First Congregational
church.
Mrs. C.L. Davis and Mrs.T.A. King
went to Aurnsvillc today where this
evening they will organize a Pacific
Circle, the officially recognized auxil
iary of the Woodmen of the World.
Tho r.Avt 1n.,r.. I. Mi.. Wttlnmnt fit
rTnlvnrulf v fiurt.n will u fftvpn noYI.
Monday evening In the chapel, by
Prof, J.T,Mattacw3. This Is Prof.
Matthew's Initial lecture and will
most likely be entertaining. His sub
ject will be "Schools and Schoool Days
of the Thirteen Colonies."
At the state Insane asylum this
evening Mrs. D. A. Paloe and Mrs.
W. T. Williamson will entertain the
Friday night dancing club. It will
be a masquerade bill and the well
known hospitality of the hostesses In
sures the success of the affair.
On the evening of January 10, a
number of the friends and neighbors
of J. V. Dawson came to his home to
say "good bye;" as lie was to start
with his family for 'Jay view Washing
ton on the following day. The even
ing wasspent iu social conversation
closing with a prayer-meeting In
which all present took part. Mr and
Mrs. Dawson will be greatly missed
by their many friends here, who wish
for them a safe Journey and restora
tion to health.
The following paragraph Is taken
from the Pacific Woodmen, the otiic
ial organ of tho Woodmen of the
World and refers to the Insurance
policy of the late Mrs. Lytlla Wright,
of this city whose death occurred last
Nevember:
"The Women of the Woodcraft has
a deatli claim of $1,000 at Salem, Ore
gon, which will be paid at once and
leave a balance of $1,000 cash In the.
bank to the credit of the benefit fund,
with no claim against it on file. The
Women of the Woodcraft Is a success,
she Is a daisy. The large grove of the
W, C. at Helena, Montana, has unan
imously gone into the new order, us
has also South Side and Highland
Groves, In Denver, and the grove at
La Junta, Colorado, with sixty-five
members. Still there's more to follow."
TAKEN UI'DER ADVISEMENT.
ties
ittry
Motion to Make Temporary Injunction
Permanent in O. F. & P Co., Case.
In the case of the Standard Box
Factory, of Portland, the Sugar Pine
Lumber Co.. of Grants Pass, vs. The
Oregon Fruit & Produce Co., Capital
National Rank, Chas. A. Gray, E C.
Power, Hansen & Landon and C. E.
Hansen, plaintiffs, motion to make
temporary Injunction permanent un
til final hearing, was argued before
Judge II II. Hewitt at Albany today
aud taken under advisement.
Attorney Webster Holmes appeared
for the plaintiffs, while Geo. G. Bing
ham and Jonn A. Carson, also of this
city, represented the defendants; the
former appearing for Hansen & Lan
don and C. E. Hansen, while the latter
appeared fr the Capital National
banK and Chas. A. Gray.
Last week Judge Hewitt granted a
temporary Injunction, preventing
each and all of the defendants from
further prosecuting their actions at
law. A motion on the part of the
plalntlfTs to iiave the injunction
made permanent until final hearing
when the appointment of a receiver
would be asked, was, today argued at
length by the respective counsel and
taken under advisement.
A Queer Defense.
Chicago, Jan. 13. The reading of
palms instead of lengthy briefs, and
the Introduction of occult science In
the place of the traditional "exhibits"
is the sensation promised in the al
ready sensational case of Chris Merry,
alleged chief of unorganized clan of
thieves, who Is on trial charged with
wife murder.
Following out a line of defense that
has been begun, the case may turn
out to be an Innovation in criminal
cases. Questions will be heard and
objections raised, the lawyers say,
that will be new to criminal practice.
i rank- Kay l'ratt, associate counsel
for Merry, who conducted the exam
ination of veniremen in Judge Ilor
ton's court, began an investigation
into the lives and habits of the pros,
pectlve Jurors to find whether they
had been students of sociology, and If
so if their studies had brought them
in contact with the environments of
the slums.
It Is said that Merry's defense will
be conducted along this line; that his
attorney will try to show that Merry
was a creature of circumstances, that
he was tho victim of heredity and sur
roundings to sucii an exteutas to be
Irresponsible for Ills actions. It Is ai
serted that Mr. Pratt willendeavor to
convince the Jury by tlio Hues of tlu
peddler's palm that the owner Is nut
a hardened criminal, but the victim o;
destiny.
A My the.
Kansas, City, Jan. 13. Tho follow
ing statement, made oyer tue signa
ture of William M Springer. Judge of
tno district court at famiiiuiicAinster,
has been received by the Star:
"J. W. McCloud. general solicitor
of the Choctaw, Oklohoma & Gulf
railroad, has Just arrived froi .ohaw
nee, O. T., and reports that l re Is
no truth In the reported lnd .m up
rising. There Is, however, gn-.it -.v
cltltmcn', and many persons are
leaving their homos near tho border
and taking refuge in the neighboring
Oklotmiua towns. The Indians have
been collecting, doubtless (or some
lawful purpose, and there Is no evi
dence that they have killed anyone
for the burning of the two Indians on
last Saturday, near Maud, O. T. The
United States oill-ials are taking all
necessary precautions to preserve
peace. (Signed) Win M, Springer,
judge of the 1'nlted Slates district
ourt."
EanhquaVe,
The IlAoi'B,Jan.l3.-Auoniclal dis
patch from llatnvia xonouueos that
the capital of A niboy on, one of the
Moluccas Islands. Ikis I won completely
demolished h. km earthquake. Fifty
persons weie kitted and 200 Injured.
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Is. sec .he crowds at our counters daily taking advantage of ,h bargains
ffn..rirr HiinnC OUT
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which extend through January, Be not deceived by others :who imitate
our business methods, "We lead, others follow
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-HaA few more sale prices ;
Changeable taffeta silks, new colorings 68c
All wool serges, all shades c
All wool mixtures nobby goods c
50in, all wool serges, all shades 47c
52in, table damask, all linen .40c
64,in, table damask, halt bleached, worth 75c 55c
Extra large heavy towels c
Heavy, fleecelined, Union suits, 47 c
ZCEvery Article in the House Reduced,
This is the sale of the year,
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General Munoz Dead.
Madrid, Jan. 13. General Mnnoz,
the new captain general of Porto
Rice, died Immediately after his ar
rival there.
How's Thi3 !
AVe offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Hall'sCitarrh Cure.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Props. To
ledo, O.
We the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the lusr, 15 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out an obi iration made
by their linn.
West & Truux, Wholesale Drueulsts,
Toledo. O.
Wuldlni:. Klnnan & Marvin, Whole
sale. DruKlsts, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Inter
nally, actiuK directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces f the system
Price, 75c, per bottle. Sold by all
Drutftfists. Testimonials free.
What Dr. A. E. Slater Says.
BUFFALO, N. Y. Gen's: .From my pef
sonal Inoul. ilgc, gairtd in observing theer
ect ot your Shiloh's Cuie in cases of advanced
Consumption, 1 am prepared to say it is the
most temarkable Remerir that has evrr hprn
I brought to my aitention. It has certainly
saved any from Consumption. Sold by D
J. Kr)
I r Constipation take Karl s Clover Root
tei, the great Blood Purifier. Cures lle.id-
acl.tf. Nrrvntlnc. FVnminne nn tt. ,4f
i an t makes the r.ead clear aaa bell. Sold by
O.J. Fry
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HlrOflfl !
A New Suit. LadJ & Buh are
pKtlnlltTti in an action for money re
cently instituted In the Marion
county circuit court anainst John V.
West. Judgment fur $200 with Inter
est aniouiitlnu to $03 is demanded.
Stop that cough Take warning. Itmiy
lead to consumption A 25c, bottle of
Miiloh s t U'e may save or- ' (e
I). J. Fry.
There something suspicious about it when you are
offered something for nothing. We are not doing busl
ness that way but let us say that no where among honest
dealers can you get more for your money than you do
from us. We are now making a big run on
Rubber Stamps !
We have roeeivprl n 1.,-..., ,., . ..r ,1. - .,, .. .
the cast. Notice all the daily papers ttlX'rZ
mg the... toTou Ce "S Wt Ur 1,nceS- We wi" take P'easure yuquot-
PATTON BROS,
Booksellers and.Stationers, OS State street.
A Common Dishpan
is not a thing of
beauty but It Is a
necessity. We have
them in all sizes, also
teakettles, brass ket
tles, granite kettles,
etc., etc.
Also a full line of
stoves, tinware and
house furnishing
?oods
CRAY BROS,
Corner State andJLiberty sts,
Salem, Oregon,
Sold by
To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Brotno Quinine Tab-
l,.fk All i rilifltc rtfi.twl l... .
If It falls to cure. 25c. The genuine I
nus u. u. v. on eacu laoiet.
S OVfiP !
See Things
Pleasantly
The coming year,
By having your eyes properly fittod!
with a pair of sclentlflcly ground'
lenses. Youreyos examined and con-'1
sulfation free by the only exclusive
OPTICIAN.
Charges for spectacles and eyeglasses
very reasonable.
C H, HINGES, D, R.
300 Commercial street, soaond door
north of postofflce, Sjlem, Or.
But we are k-jiihj to enmnnnce the Xew Year again with efTerlnt:
Aums, ,, and .Salem W " RrocerU
New Pickles, perqt ..
Arbuekle aud Lion Coifee, per pic
Best Mocha and Java Cotlee. per lb
5 lbs Lard ,
Chocolate, per lb. ".'.'.".'. ,
lOlbs. II. Wheat. ..
10 lbs Corn Moil ...
TryouriioCreawba'ts.'
$1 00
10
10
35
30
85
45
25
35
25
Old P. O, Grocery.
HARRIETT & LAWRENCE
$&5
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WE RECOMMEND
X 2V "C " " s
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Clauss' Shears, Scissors Razors,
TiKY arC tMV warranted,?
BROWN & SMITH.
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