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Dress Goods
Kail stuck nnw nrriylng
Don't Tall to see our 25c line of two
tone overshot brocades.
OurAOclInc of Parian novelties,
Bayadcr fancies. All wool plaids
checks and mixtures.
Beautiful lines of blacks In bro
cades nnd plain. The lest ever
shown In Salem.
Silks
Tlie'most elegant and stylish lino
of waist and trimming silks ever
shown In Halcnl.
Sen those new shanos.in taffeta
with embroidered Hcrrln cord
stripes, .-Also a superb line of the
latest .combinations of colorings In
plaid effects, 15c, 80c, 88c, and $1 per
yard.
AT MARION COURT HOUSE.
Over 200 new pieces of
Dress 'Goods have arrived
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And they are not all here yet.
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Proceedings at the Various Departments
of the Capital County Seat.
The following cases have been Med
In County Clerk Hall's office,
Carrie L. DeVancy v. William II.
DoVuney an action for divorce. De
sertion Is the alleged caus of the ac
tlon and plaintiff prays for absolute
divorce and' the custody nl Hip chil
dren. Julius Newburgcr etal vu II. S
Hellc. A suit for the foreclosure of a
mortgage and costs and disbnrsnicnls
of the nctfou.
Allexander Cirnoyer. adinluiatra
tor or the estate of"Mr. Minnie
Cornoyer, deceased, llled his llnal ac
count and petitioned Judge O. I.
Terrell In set the dale ftir hearing Hie
same, as all claims against one estate
have !een presented and Judge
Tericll set lha date for hearing fur
Monday, September 1!), I8!)8, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon.
The rollowlng deeds were recorded
teday:
J. Itiley Warden and wife to John
W. Worden M4 1-10 acre-, of land In
Marlon Co. w d $2000.
Jeorge Hently and wife to A. A.
Hurlon, fi acres in tilt Samuel Parker
d. 1. c., also a fractional part of an
acre In the A. V. Waller d. I. c, w. d.
$;,ww.
A MURDERER CAUGHT.
lasts until every remnant in the house is
gone. To make it a quick clearing affair
uyt7
pll Ileiiiiiant
at i
rices Arc Cut One-Ha
Some four and five yard lengths, enough
for a skirt, at onchalf cost, Don't -wait
until they arc all picked over, but get
some of the plums of this sale,
till Summer Goods Less Than
J. J. Miffl'l k i.
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or. Allen of Montana Token for Killing
I J. S. Reynolds.
I T G. Until and Tims. Howard, of
WS i Oakland, Or., arrived in the city this
(TO morning with one Joe Allen, who Is
wanted In Montana for murdering .1.
S. Heynolds. About a month ago,
Allen killed his m.-i'i near Helena, and
left the country.
The authorities offered u reward of
$2r0 for his arrest, and in some way
Ruth nnd Howard got on to the fact
that the man wanted was at Oakland,
and they untitled the aiiLhoi ltle In
Montana, who answered back U'at
they wanted the man and nnuld conic
for him at once. Reynolds admits
the killing, but. says he did it 1n self
defence.
Sheriff Davidson of Helena, arrived
in the city tills morning with the
necessary rcqusltlmi for his man, and
upon having the t-amc perfected at
the executive olllcc took charge of
lilm, at the Marlon county Jail, whew
he had been placed In charge of Sheriff
F. W. Durbln. Mr. Davidson says it
is believed at Helena that Allen
killed Reynolds in cold blond, and is
guilty of murder In the first degree.
STAYTON.
GREAT REDUCTIONS!
trong's famous New York Ico Cream reduced to !
Ice Cream with cake served at 10c.
At Strong's restaurant.
fi:a quart.
CALL A MESSENQBKf ....
and havo your notoa and packages
delivered, to cedent a bill, to go on
orraudfl 'or you. Ask for apodal
rntoa cu merchants' packages.
Charges reasonable. Bloyole ser
vloe. Ring Blno boxes or telephones
40.
Lock-wood Messenger Bystcm, Central
office No. 200 Commercial ntreet.
GEO C. WILL
has removed his music
store to 231 Commercial
street, opposite Bush's
t
f t bank,
Salem Local,
Is
V,
Mrs, K. K. Caw ood, of Portland,
the Kiiest of Mr. and Mr. Carey
Martin.
Ilcy II. Miller of Joseph Oregon Is
visiting Ills mother In South .Salem
for u few days.
Mrs, 1 Ktrong left this afternoon
fur u month's visit at Astoria and
other points on the lower Columbia.
DIst. Attorney S L. Haydcti blurted
this aftoruoon for Tillamook county
to attend the regular terrti of circuit
court.
If you can't go to the. coast and en
Joy the sea hreo.e, you can twine to
the opera house tomorrow night and
enjoy some real darkey music.
The Eureka Male Quartet Is the
best colored quartet "u the road, they
aro with tlio Tenneosee students at
the opera houso tomorrow night.
Tomorrow night at the opera house
the Tennessee, students will sing
some old plantation melodies. Don't
forgot to conic. Admission uod IS
cents.
Weather Forecast- Too signal ser
vice reports fair weather for tomor
row, while the slate house barometer
Indicates rain. The latter Is genhr
ally correct
City Marshal Ad Wiley, Kliuer
White, Chus.doodaloaud Walter how
returned ubnut midnight, Wednesday,
from a two weeks, stay at the Urelt
unbiisli hot springs. Messrs, Dilley
and (loodaloare much bauellttcd by
the hot springs at that place.
l HOtyAR
Will a dollar go ?
This is the great every
day problem with buy
ers In over; line.
You will never know
how far you can make
your dollars go
i
K iB Until you .bring
lyjL;1 M Ourslioet'.hoblerv.uiuler-
lj9t ' V wear, laces, ribbons and
9Bf 'Mi not ions urn letter than
MB' y t W you'll expect j1 our
HP , si Cburn' Racket
Ev m '' ii 5MCowrclal slreH.
With Justice Johnson,
Deputy HherilT Colbatlij arrested
Uay Towiond apd Chaillo Krench of
Krultland, this morning-upon com
plaint of Mrs. M. 10. Card, of that
place, charging them with disturbing
the peace. The boys who aro only 13
years old wanted Mrs. Card's little
boy to vvrfstle with them. Uneaten
log to shoot him in tho feet If he did
uotdolt. They pointed a 22 caliber
rlllo at him nod dually sh-t, though
not aiming at him. Mr. Tnwiiseiid
tho father of one of the Ixiys promised
to see that they did not cause any
more trouble and Justice Johnson dis
charged them on motion of Attorney
Ilaydon .
In Police Court.
Kellehun Victor, the Frenchman
arreted Wednesday morning for
roaming the street1), was released from
custody by Recorder Edcs yestcrdav
upon his promising to leave the city
A man named Aloslle who was dr
ies tod last night for riding his bicycle
vtlthout a lantern was discharged by
Recorder Edcs, Alnslle was a stranger
and enroute to Coryallls ami knew
nothing of the ordinance.
Was Buried Today.
The remains of 0. Henry lirown.
of Portland, werc brought to tills
city on the II o'clock local and were
burled at Rural cemetery at fi p. in.
this afternoon. Short services wore
held at. the grave.
Hop Picking Time,
Is at hand -you wllll need Mime
things. Wo can Mippiy them.
iiianh'eirtjOuo in u a pair.
Guilts Tftotto $2 f.0 each.
moves o io si n pair.
Data 1LV-, to Kt each.
Dark prints now patterns to the
yard,
Shoe Bargains,
100 pairs children's shoo', all slurs,
fiOo a pair.
JopiirHia(iiesii(MWUii sieu, .oc, a
pair.
Just, the thing to wear hop picking.
R.VfcO. CORSETS.
HT A N DA U I) 1A'1TKRVS.
WILLIS BROS. & CO.
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(JASII DUV UOOIiS ANDSIIOHS.
Please Notice,
For a few days only wo will s-oll
pure lard on bulk 71 cent per pound,
(bring your buckets.)
('. Woira & Mirscici:.
17 tr niCouimeicialSt.
Uoat Stolon.
A whlto row boat with double oar
locks and my name on bow, was
taken from Trade street landing,
August 17 or 18. Any information
leading to recovery of mine will be
rownrdert.
8l8tf John Savaui:, Jit.
O .A. STO KXA .
fimi ti j? J h Kind You Havs Always Bough'
HOTEL WILLAMETTE.
Among arrlyahJoday were follow
lug:
A. M, Terry, and wife, Albary: W.
E. Frozen Portland; Dr. Dlllis, Salem;
O. Dick. Eugene Rich, San Francisco;
Walter Jackson. II. . Leo Way. J. A.
Cranston, F. J. Black, bam Gold
smith, A. J. ruuer, reruanu: juiss
Alice Conner. Callstna Cal; W. L.
Ennlg, Denver; E. M. (Hidden, Reston;
Tho. J. Davidson, Helena Montana.
l'rlneyllle Henry Loter died nl
Pauline, Aug u, at tho age of 82 years.
He came to Oregon In 1842 and settled
at Oregon City, Later lie lived In the
Waldo hills, and then lemoved to
Eastern Oregon.
Ex-Treasurer G.L. Urrtwn and wife
wenttoSalcm yesterday.
Herbert Downing of Waterloo had
business In town today.
Dclbert Harden and Lloyd Brown
wheeled to Salem and returned Tues
day. Miss Bertha Kcene Is Visiting at
her brother's, Henry Keene, near
Shaw this week.
Miss Alice Daycy returned home
Friday from an extended visit, with
friends in Salem.
Hon. W. II. Hobson, of Salem spent
several days In town with his family,
returning to Salem Monday.
Mrs J M. Kitchen and daughter
Dean, returned Saturday from -a visit
in Albany.
Mrs. L. C. Orchard star led Monday
for Coqullle City, Or., foi a few
months visit with rela'tivcs
W. W. Elder and A. L.lShnccs.
was out on tho head waters of Mill
creek, on a prospecting expedition.
John Clark of Berry while working
in a saw mill of that place, had quite
a serious accident breaking three ribs
besides being badly bruised up,
The Willamette Hotel.
There Is no business In Salem that
bus come as rapidly to fjie front as
the Willamette hotel las li? ,slx
months time, It has gradually1 In
creased in business from the lirst, day
It opened, and now there arc i-omc
thirty of the best people In town take
their meals there. Mr. Conner has
Just fitted up and put a bar In Mint Is
Justly In comparison with hotel,,fIrst
class in eycry particular,1 and Jill be
maintained bo. Gentleman will llnd
it a nice quiet place to go to, and can
rest assured whatever they get jthere
Is giltcuge. The stock 'is complete.
With all the best brands of Wines.
Liquors and Chamnagnes while In
bottled beer.Gambrinus, Slltz, Uumps,
Hop Goldauhauser, and every first-
class brand, there is a call for will
be kepi In stock. The glasswaVe and
bar fixtures arc In keeping' with the
place, the best to be had. There will
be a llrst-class barber shop put io the
hotel, and in the near future Turkish
baths will be put in, making the ho
tel and surroundings the best In the
state. And the people of Salem are
appreciating this 6y the way they are
patronizing the hotel. The commer
cial men know what a llrst-class hotel
is, and are Interested in keeping it up
Nineteen out of twenty Jirc now stop
ping at the Willamette.
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Coventions Held in Various
States.
Night Session in thp Tixas Re
publican. Convention.
Fort Wohtii, Tex., Aug. 18-The
stale Republican convention convened
last'nlght and tho wildest excitement
and adopted I lie report of the creden
tials committee, which had been In
session since midnight Tuesday.
Since yesterday the probability of
putting out a state ticket Is growing,
and Hon. G. II. McGregor, of Houston
Is mentioned to head the ticket, If
one Is decided upon. The failure of
the attempt of Hie Populists to se
cure Indorsement by the Republicans
of Harnett Glbbs, the Populist nomi
nee for governor, has virtually ben
acknowledged.
Last night's session was consumed
in the appolutmcntof committees on
organization, resolutions and platforms.
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Insane.
L. E. Conn, sheriff or Lake coanty
brought J. W. Lomlcss, aged OH from
that county to the asylum.
Patrick Burke, aged 22, was brought
to the asylum yesterday from Clatsop
county. Ills mother brought him.
May Do Damage.
If It rains It. may damage the'farni
er's crnpa and cau-o sYllferlni.', but rain
or shine the populuiity of Hiaiison&
Oo's high grade groceries will remain
unchanged. . '
May Be Divided,
To.as may be divided into two
states but the populace will never be
divided in the opinion that Huckeu
sicius Little Champion 5c cigar Is the
best in the world for the money.
In Deadlock.
Four Wohtii, Tex , Aug. IS. Tho.
Republican stale convention, which
has been in .session here for three
hcl'iy, Is in a dead-lock. oer the re
port, of committee on resolutions.
Tennessee Republicans, '
Nashville, Tenn., Aug. 18. The
Republican state convention, .which
was In session In the senate chamber
at the 6talc capitol, nominated James
Fowler, of Clinton, for governor by
acclamation The platform adopted
Indorses the St. Louis platform and
demands the maintenance of the gold
standard. The conduct by the ad
ministration or President McKinley
of the war witli Spain and the foreign
policy a ising therefrom are praised
as' masterly, statesmanlike 'and
patriotic.
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WflR NOT ENDED!
1 1 r. . vrin1 rlMtvi'npe at.
i Our war on prices is not enaea, &
closed Saturday, but this week we will offer
special drives in various lines,
c,
Only a few left. Our 8, 9 arid 10c
wash goods all go 5c,
l
in
rift
W
c,
All our lawns, dimities, lappets,
Swisses, organdies, etc. 15 18 and 20c
U values at 10c the yard,
3fcc,
LadtV's sleeveless vests at 4c, a good
value at 8c, Large line in all colors,
12 1-2
43c
CampiiiK blankets in eray, white and S
V'cuna, good values at G7c 88c, $1.15 and
$1,35,
JM UNI Iff iD NOBBY
JUST RBCBIYBD
GOODS I
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If you are after bargains call on us,
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Canned Meats,
Canned Vegetables,
Pork and Beans,
Condensed Milk,
Condensed Soups,
and in fact everything for
comfort in camp life, of
SONNEMAMU
The Grocer.
124 State st Telephouo ST
Say!
Those Cuts
Aro drawuur
"house on lire."
Ue the proverbial
20 Per Cent
On all oxfotiK and all tan khoes
means uloiey talui! prlcju. foi wm.
Come Mtnu and gel jour jmilc,
25 Per Cent
On uruy htrel cuumeled ware, Seo
tho pllo plainly i..urked at tho door,
KollloK IIku hot cakes.
HAItVKST SIIOHSJ
HAUVKST QLOVKS
OVKKSUIKl'S
OVKUALUS
Aud cverythiOk' clMiutluweM raekt't
prices.
WIGGINS5
War Buttons
12 lor 30 cents,
While they last. Wo have, nearly
all tho battleships and Dewey. Make
a collection, you may not have
another chance at tho price. Won't
last loni;.
VALKNOIENES LAOES 18c dor.
HAlIt NEPS -5c
VASELINE , fn
HANDANAS ! 6o
VEILING IOo yd up
Eyerytlilni; else In proportion,
Those
Wheel Bargains
Two more of them carried oil yes
terday. People aren't slow to follow
up our ads,
Gntauotheristupln a mun'a wheel
$19,
ItAOKM? PIUOKS.
BAZAAR!
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Idaho Kepublicans,
Hoisk, Ida., Autr. 18. The ilepub-
llnau state ccnentloii did not nuke
much proirres'i the firt day and it
was v altlnu; for tlie report of the reso
lutions i committee. Itobcrt N.
Dunn of .Shoshone county, wai chosen
temporary chairman. After the re
pot I. of the credentials committee in
the afternoon..!. F. Ailshle, of Idaho
county, wasclcctcd'permancnl cliair
man. Tlioplatformwlllendor.se the
St. Louis pliilfuim without rmalilica
Hon, but many other points have not
been determined. The situation as to
IhcKOverunrship ias changed, Judk'e
Stanford having lost his lean.
Missouri Populists.
LUIIANON, MO., All. IS. Atlei a
uplrlted contest Hip Populists con
gressional convention, for tlieelulith
Missouri district, 'declined In fuse
with tliu Democrats in behalf of the
cuulieaey of Representative Hi.ind.
William It. Hale, of Phelps, who was
elected to the last leulslaliire as a
tus-loolst, ,was nominated, receiving
uiuu otes, UL-alost, eiuht cist for
IU.ukI aud fusion.
California Democrats
Saouamijnto, A m;. 18. In the
Democratic stale coneution the
fusion plan can led with less than a
doen dissent Innvote.s, Congressman
.1 allies C. Mauire was nominated
Koxeruor.
The Only Woman Company,
MMinnvii.m:, Or., auk. 18.-The
Manila Guards, composed of forty
youiiK ladies in uniform, left today
for Astoria to attend the regatta,
They will carry the il.it; presented to
the national Koard before leaving for
Manila, also the trophies of war taken
from the Spanish cruiser Cristobal
Colon, by Serjeant Kred Itniutcy, of
tho battleship Oregon, at tha battle
or Santiago. Tin trophies w ix
earned In the piradcut Astoria.
Poutinu, Auk. 18. The Manila
Guards, of McMlnmtlle, composed of
forty yotiiiK ladles, arrived here this
mornioK, enrouto to Astoria recatta.
Tlio Manila Guards presented a tine
appearance as they marcucd from the
train to hotel. Tney leave thh even.
IriK for Ahtorlu by I lie First IteKimnnt
band.
257
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DISCHARGING TROOPS.
vVishes
Will be
of the Volunteers
Consulted.
Washington', Auk. 18. At mld
niKlit the president announced his
deterniiiiation to muster out of the
service 75,000 to 100,000 volunteers.
Those to be . discharged .will Include
three branches of the--service, Infartry
artillery and cavalry. The question
of the iniisterinK out of the voluntces i
lias been under consideration for
some days. It was quite evident, to
begin with, that a considerable force
necessarily would have to be retained.
With only a part ol, the volunteers
forces, to be mustered out it became a
dclizaie question to -.designate the
organizations which should ko.
From a prominent, otllcial of the
administration, it is understood to bo
the desire to obtain the wishes of the
volunteer troops themselves as to
rdinalningiu the service. One or two
organizations have already Indicated
a desire to leave the service as soon as
the government can reasonably do
without them
Mk m Have
Wl !l$3Jr Nfe
am Moved
i
From oui old hampered quarters, to the large, commodious building fore
erly occupied by Ilrown & Smith's luidwurc stoic.
.ow that we are better nrcnarrri in hnnilli. mir imuinnut. i it. ciicmia b
we intend Increasing our stocic and c.nrylng evcij tiling 'possible cowls
in our line of business.
A large room and low rent means Io prices. See what wo arc doing i
ittui ruirci
BUREN & HAM1LTOH
BLommerclal street, near State.
AUGUSTIN'S STORY.
Says That Dewey Gavp Him Permis
sion to Leave.
lliatMN, Aug. 18. Special dispatch
from Hong V'0K wys. Htt:iiner
"Kiiiserln Augusta," which left Ma
nila with dispatches after the fall of
They are composed LUlJ "'" retnrii there today
largely ur business and worklngmen,
whose private interests ate sulTering
by icason of their abscence from
liomc.
So far as the interests of the gov-
eminent w ill permit, it Is believed
uiat ttie piesldent in mustering out
tlie volunteers will accomodate him
self to the dishes of the men them
selves.
It may be some time lie'orn Mm nr.
iranlzatlonw to be mustered out will be
designated' but tlie reduction in the
volunteer force will be made as soon
as practicable.
Appointment.
Washington, Aug, 18. President
appointed Nicholas J. Trode, of Ohio,
as receiver of public money, In Circle
City, Alaska, r
Spanish Depredation!.
Ponok, Aug. 18. Reports aro com
ing In from nil directions of outrages
committed within Spanish lines.
Humors or the mavsioro at Ciahva has
been continued.
Waf(t?s
Cleaned 75c
Mainspring, 75c
lr u arc thinking or buying a
watch don't buy until Jj on see my
line. 1 can savo you from a Io 0 do!
lars on any watch you may select.
A ..!.. 11... . . . . .
Mile iiuc ui inng chains at
down prices.
way
C.H.Hinges,D.R.
Expert optician and watchmaker.
New location 2i,C.)uiiuemlal street,
three doors south of posioruYe
uminioduie You Dietrich, at the
request or Augus'.ln, gave passage by
arrangement with Americ.in coin
mander.
Hong Keno, Aug. 18 Hong Kong
dispatch to the World ijk:
Augustlti claims that he offered to
surrender hiinseir personally to Admi
ral Dewey ten days ago. Dewey re
fused to accept lilssurrenile.Minlcss he
surrendered the city at the samct hue.
He told Augustln that If he had a
chance to run away lie had no objec
tions. Augustln requested thn (ier
mans to carry hlu, lolloug Kong. Jf
tlio AtifsiMtlu Moryis true, it makes
It all the more uijaurjuus whv the
Gcrma-i consul denied to Consul Gen.
eralWildman all knowledge-that Au
s'ustinwasin Hong Kong. He also
denied that the Kalserin Auguua
brought hi,,,. The Philippine junta
IsMelighted with the nes,and dele
Ration after delegation is crowding
the American consulate tender ingal
leglance.
Child Burned to Death.
AnuNGroN, Aug. 18,-The fifteen,
muuths-old b3y of Mr. an,l m .
C Bates, who live near Illalock.'thls
-"ty,wasf(mnfUea(IJ
The mother had put the little ue to
eel ,,,d had gone , ,o garden.
n I, '! a''Ce fr'"" .. to
i-m.duiiiu vegetabes
AlH'Ut that time her. , .,
an,an,((t)returin " Z'Z
Uefore eycciulilrainn.il.-
't.adco.taped.Theeh Z
of thelL,i,v ...'.. q,,,i""
OREGQN
Agricultural College
Loursesiu Agnciilluri). Meclnnltal
Keclrica t-ncineerhiE, ItoiisflioM Sclffi
ard nli tmacv.
'UJiriON ntEE AND NO IK
DENTALS.
Ijt n, l'rencli, and flMltli option d. TJ
mxi irun vi ueaiu hepi ao IH9. I
lor caialrgtie address V. K Va'fS iwj
iary, or llKJS, AI
valhs Or,
(JA'JVH presilcnt fl
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TEA MATTING
FREE
To overy person
who wlbhes It) for u
bonnet n tllu Imp
yard, by purchasing
at our store qolTecs,
leas, spices, extracts
etc., to tlie amount
l CO ccpis or oyer.
YOKOHOMA TKA STOIiE.
iou get tickets tlio
same.
Our New BuPding
COME AND BED V2
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Shingles,
Shingles
Lath, Lath,
Fire Clay
Fire Brick,
Lime and CemettI
Bto, Etq.
Teims I eat enable, Miw is the tivati
oryexu.
I), a biuitt.tiv & CO-
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