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Bargains in Capes.,.
Another shipment of capes lias aril ved In our clonk depart
ment. They ate the beat yalucs ever shown In Salem or any
other city. Forlnstancoa plush cape, beaded and cmbrold-
crcd collar, Mi I bet trimmed 2 "
A plush cape, extra Reed quality, plain with thlbot trimmed
collar --3 00
A plush cape, extra good qualty, good! length, collar
and front thlbot'.trlmmed '
A plush capo beaded and embroidered collar, tlilbct trimmed
fancy plaid lining, a seller - S?
A Bnucle capo, good length, collar thlbct trimmed W To
A double Beaver cape, nicely braided - -J
A Golf cape, good quality, black beaver - ou
A flno quality olack beaver capo velvet and buckle trimmed f 00
Jackets at cut prices until all are sold. Do not intend to
carry over a single garment.
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REJOCES
The McBridt Push Has the Last
Pins Knocked Out From Under.
XMas Gloves
Just received the greatest line of holiday goods over shown. Gloves that
fit well, feel well and look well.
Good things for those who
think of good goods.
La "Marchc" Swede
Gloves, the latest, colonr.brown,
' mode, canary, white, drab.-ctc, 81.50
"Goethe"
Our Star 3 clasp kid glove, the
bost'ovcr sold for 91.00 1
"La Fayette"
Real kid with fancy embroidery;
very swell 81 .75
"Lafayette" with contrasting
stitches S1.G0
Boys' and Misses'
Kid gloves, extra quality, all
sixes $1-00
J. J. DALRYMPLE & CO.
All kinds of glasses for all kinds of eyes
Painstaking and painsaving
Eye service,
Nothing affords moro plcasuro than
a pair of well fitted glasses, which
makes one's eyes as bright and clear
as In younger days.
A Fine Christmas Gift
And worth II vo times moro than
what you paid for them,
A correct fit guaranteed,
HINGES
Salkm'b Exphht Optician,
Permanent ..200..
Location.
Commercial Street.
THE WEATHEH.
Tonight and Wednesday fair.
PERSONAL AND LOCAL,
Movements of Rcnldents and Visitors At
the Capital City.
(Tor additional Local ami Rodnl MotMnl i'c
Scott Uosnrth Is In Corvallls, on a
brief visit.
Thomas Kay Is In Albany, on busi
ness connected with tho mill.
Hoary E. McGinn, tho Portland at
torney Is In the nlty on legal business.
John Holman has returned to
Albany, after coming to Salem Mon
day to yoto.
Sedgwick Emergency corps will hold
a called meeting for special buslnoss
at 2 o'clock p m. Saturday Dec. 10, at
A. O. U. W. hall.
V. II. Parker, of Portland, has re
turned to his law practlco at Portland,
after n visit with his sister Mrs.
James W. Watt of this city.
Rev. II. Schweudner, i f St, Joseph,
Mich., has arrived In the city aud Is
tho guet of Roy. Schunko, or tho
Germqn ISaptlst elm nil during the
week. '
Tomorrow evening Miss A mm
Krobs will prosont a musical pro
gram to bo performed by tho members
of her class, nsslstod by Miss Margaret
Aldorson. This program will be one
of tho special features of the fair,
local jjven ra.
Dec. 0 Tuesday evening Cathollo
fair open?.
Dec. 10 Monday eynnlng Salem
Chamlier of Commerce annual election.
Closing Prices on
Capes and Jackets
. $10.00 Capo now 7.50.
9 6.00 'Capo now 1.75.
3.2) Capo now (2.75,
?,0J Capo now $2.25.
Correspondingly low prices on
Ladles' und Children's Jaokots.
Dress Patterns make nice Christ
inas presents. Come in and make
your selection now aud have' It
f ait away for you. Notice those
n our south window.
WILLIS BROS. & CO,
ttU9TlQOU SOUTH
ok rosTorwor..
jJtrflalosfio Saxony ull colors.
ejjlHren'jfiOo shoecx-Ladies' "6o.
Bfbkeajilloe of underwear at 20c.
Judges Exchange.
Judge Harriott held court at 2
o'clock today to hear the Ilcllon dl
vorco suit for Judgo llolsc, while tho
latter went to Dallas and tried u case
In which Judge Burnett could not
properly act.
Oregon City Election.
Pendleton- -Tho annual city election
resulted In tho election of Dr, Freder
ick W. Vincent us mayor, Ucorgo II,
Hartmau and Frank 11. Clopton as
councilman, John E. Hcum as recorder,
John II. Heathmau as marshal, and
George W. linker us treasurer. Tho
total vote cast was 07o, smaller than
at tho election onu year a.o, Dr.
Vincent succeeds Dr. C. J. Smith.
Tho contest for marshal was spirited,
Hcathman having only three plural
uy. Vincent Ii4(i ini majority over
J. E. Miller, and was elected us un In
dependcut candldutc, although ho Is
a strong Republican, No paity lines
were drawn, and Vincent carried
every precinct, as did tilsu Ileum.
Oregon City Tho municipal elec
tion was quiet. The voters walitcd
quietly to tho polls and cast tholr bal
lots, although tho frll&ds of tho rival
candidates worked faithfully to sccuro
votes. Tho majorities wero as follews:
Mayor, Charles D, Latourotto, inde
pendent, 101; treasurer, II.E.Stralght,
non-partisan, 21; couucllmon, Frank
Ilusah, Independent, 2J0; J. W.Powell,
independent, IU: E. E. Charnmn, non
parties, 40; C. G, Huntley, Independ
ent, 30.
The total nnmber of voles polled
was 050, six less than lust year.
Oakland. The municipal election
resulted In the .election ofjtlio follow fellow follew
ing: C. L. Ohonoweth, mayor; P. U.
lleckloy, P.O. Parker, J. A. Hatty aud
C. II. Medley, councllmcn;G. T. Hub
sell, recorder; '.. L. Dlmmlck,
treasurer; O. A. Uousor. marshal.
Tho majority aro new olllccrs.
.JIulMy, Tho city election passed
oil qulotly. Tho olllcers elected are:
Mayor, F. Frlsby; treasurer, M. V.
Koentz: marshal. Charles Tvlcr:
councllmen, William Allen. O, Hone.
II, Owen, D. Taylor, W. Goulford, I).
L. Stewart, The contest for rccurdor
resulted In a tlo voto betweon S. U in
stead and W. J. Stewart.
Albany Tho city election woa very
quiet. Six hundred aud three votes
wero cast. The olllcers elected are:
O. O. Lee, Dcm., marshal: E. A.
Parker, Hop., treasurer; O. P, Dan
nuls, i(ep., F. II. Pfelffer, Dcm., and
William Rlohards, Pom., councllmen.
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Dr, Bull's Couth Syrup furnishes
most substantial comfort und relief to
consumptives; it works most remark
ablo cures, Don't despair. Itollot
can certainly tbo had; a euro Is possible
with this wonderful remedy,
Ill SIM I p II
AU druftfbU sell Dr. UUm Nertu FImUu
Salem Has But One Ambition to Be the
Best Governed City en the
Pacific Coast.
There is great rejoicing among all
but tho Republican push over tho re
sult of tho city election. It became
known early In the artcrnoon that tho
Citizens' ticket was in the lead and
by fl o'clock Major-elect Chas. P.
Bishop was receiving congratulations
from a constant stream of visitors at
his store,
At 7 o'clock crowds of volunteer
workers for the citizens ticket were
thronging the headquarters atM. W.
Hunt's olllco congratulating the In
dependent Republican leaders and
members of the Union committee for
their maenltlclcnt victory. At 8
o'clock tho crowd started with cheers
for Mr. Blshop'6 ofllce and gave him
an olllclal notification of their appre
ciation of his ruunlng qualities, which
ho appreciated by setting up a couplo
of boxes of cigars. There wns no
speech-making but the crowd that
gathered thoroughly enjoyed them
selves. Ono great weakness of the Repub
lican light was the discords among
tho leading elements. They were not
united and harmonious, while the op
position had eliminated all friction
and presented a ticket or strong clean
men. Tho Republicans had almost no
workers except city, county and fed
eral olllco holders.
The result nf tho election Is far
reaching In state politics, as It means
tho downfall of tho McBrlde-Mltcuell
combination. Without tho city of
Salem government, pollco and lire dc
partment back of thorn, Micro Is not a
McBrlde delegation In the text state
convention or legislature.
Without Marlon for trading stock
McBrldo can accomplish nothing.
Multnomahh Is against him. With
out Marlon ho cannot conduct opera
tions even If Clatsop und Columbia
are for him. The pcoplo of Salem
and Marlon county understand tills.
and this city olecilon removes nil
doubt about Mcllrldc's getting a
second term.
Salem can now slough olT an ex
pensive "push" thut has been neither
enterprising nor progressive, except
In bad Unnnclerlng and personal
plundering of tho public. The city
has been allowed to bo run "wide
oiicu," whllo grafters and boodlcrs
have plucked and plundered the
pjrpctralors of offenses against tho
community.
With u clean business city govern
mont. with an honest, economical
administration, with ull sorvlco for
tho city rendered In open competition
and with all officials and employes
paid upon merit and for actual ser
vices rendered. Salem will go forwurd
In un era of orderly, peaceful and pro
gressive municipal government.
Tho new city government should
purgo Itself of all tho rottenness and
oxtravaganco of tho past. No ap
pointments should Mo mado as a re
ward fur political scrylco. Tho repu
tation of being tho best govorncd city
on tho Pad tic coast should bo the
proudest boast of our city. It will
takosoveral years to gain that reputa
tion, but It is worth striving for.
Horse Shut,
Ono day last week somo ono with
out conscience shot and killed a horso
belonging to E. Klnsey In the Wuldo
hills. Tho animal wus very much
needed by tho family, und whether
dono through Kiallco or by careless
ness the perpetrator should bo brought
to Justice,
Catholic Fair Tonight,
Tho Catholic Fair will gracefully
open this evening at 6 o'clock by
Mr. Claud Gatch ex-mayor. He will
deliver an address appropriate to tho
occasion. Tho program of tho eve
ning Is by tho young ladles of tho
Academy. It will bo worth hearing and
seolng. In every sonse artistic. A
supper table will bo well provided
with all things to satisfy tho most
rampant appetites an 1 tho most ro
ll nod Utes. Tho Hull Is u veritable
fairyland. Admission free. Come
early.
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, Nevor Dis
appoints thoo who uso It for obstlnnte
coughs, colds and Irritations or the
throat and lungs. It stands unrivaled
ah u romedy for throat und lung
diseases, bold by all druggists for 25c. 134 Bute it
JOURNAL "X-RAYS."
The price or grass seed has fallen.
in
Fourth term arc not popular any
where.
The first hard frost fell last night
for several years,
TuuJourmal bollevei In steady,
11-the-year-uround work.
"
Will Gray was too good a man to bo
burled under a numv drift.
Ed. Edcs got a big vote for a man
running fora fourth term.
The push has nothing loft to bleed
now but the poor old state fair.
xxx
.There was a great demand for
Alaskan nnowshocs this morning.
n x
Geo. Grab has the deputy tax' col
lecting lnft and the state stovo Aorks
Job.
Even Claud Catch's name could no
longor be used to conjure with by tho
gang.
t
The number of two-bltters, who
really put on a great deal of style In
tho world, Is quite large.
Messrs. Clmmborlln. Hunt, Cuslck,
Boothby und Pcarco did the Job up
brown for the Republicans.
IXX
Why shouldn't the Illllfee club be
required to pay city license? It
seems to be doing n good business.
It didn't hurt tho two Silver county
chairmen, John Bayne and W. T.
Rtgdon.to be abused for their support
of the citizen's movement.
Alderman Buren was the happiest
man In torfn last night. Ho will not
bo so loncHomo iu tho council hero
after.
XXt
Collector Ike and Collector Gcorpe
Grab hayo both got fat Jobs, and the
party bo d d. That's scientific
politics.
. "
Frank Durbln Is u sheriff for all
thepoople. lie and his deputies ar
rested Illegal voters right aud left
Monday.
George Grab lias used tbo party to
mako himself attorney for tho pub
lic in general, but there Isn't much
left of HIS party.
It was not tho "straight" Repub
Means tho people had tho avalancho of
their frozen wrath In store for. It
was the crooked fallows.
Mr, Jack D'Arcy, you will, of
course, bo asked to resign from tho
Union city cornmltteo, aud somotuan
named who Is not quite so close to the
Patterson-Blngham push!
XX X
Chairman Strong and Messrs.
Stelner, Palmer and Mo A tea of the
Union Rommlttco deserves the thanks
of all the pcoplo of Salem for tholr
services In downing tho ring.
XX X
Alderman Lawrence was ono man
who did not break his neck to buck
tlio popular tide. Un was busy all
day selling groceries, and In the ever:
Ing called on the mayor-elect.
A push Democrat, a push Republi
can and a push policeman formed a
highly Interesting trio on a Salem
crossing Sunday morning. It was nn
effect I vo political object lesson.
Ed. Edes says the peoj'le of , Salem
have always treated him well, and he
feels Just as grateful to them as If
they had given him a fourth term.
Though lie would have preferred tho
latter, he has no kick coming.
4
Tltn UiiIaiii TrtTtnfcr . t mliitiifid Uirld '
tlans to resort more to prayer and
less to liw courts. The Jouknai, Is
doing Its best to get even with Law
yer Bingham. Ex.
It Is Mr. Bingham who is carrying
on tho litigation to secure an injunc
tion and have a receiver appointed.
The Journal's prayers ar heard.
Old Callfornlans always mako fun
of "Our Oregon, Sweet Oregon" on
account of tho rain that Is frequently
seen here In the winter months, and
sometimes other months. But Just
now down In a good many places In
their own stato they arc having a
hard tiruo .of it to get through tho
winter, or even the llrst part of it, be
cause of the lack of Mils moisture.
From their Capital Lltsclf comes up
a cry of want. Better get some webs
on your feet IT you would prosper.
Rev. Mr. Copcland gave his lecture
to an appreciative audience at the
Congrcgatlonul church Inst night, lie
sot ouo his theory that roughly eacli
Ave hundred years Micro has been a
decided advance In civilization. The
first was tho Greek literature; the
second began with the dispersion of
Jens in A. D. 70, tho preaching of
Christianity und tho Jewish idea of
homo life. Rev. Mr. Copolaud Is
a forcible speaker. He Is an optimist
and believes that all theso movements
have been directed by the Eternal
Father, The prince of the power of
the air will, bo believes, take a part
In that uplift. Albany Herald.
Rev. Copoland is llltcral. Ho would
give oven the devil a share In the
progress of the world.
..GREAT SA6RIFI6E..
AUCTION SALJB
TAX COLLECTION FEES.
Bill for
Delinquent
Commissions On
Taxet Collected.
At tho December meeting of the
Marlon county court will conic up the
llrst bill of Geo. G. Bingham as do.
llnquont tax collector. Ho has col
lected upwards of two thousand dol
lars atl5 and 20 per cent commission.
Nearly all of It Is or tho taxes due
for 1800. Notices for the delinquents
of 1805 have not been out long und not
much has como In. Very llttlo at
tention Is paid to Mr. Blughum'sduns
for tuxes buck or 1800,
Following are some or tho taxpayers
contributing to Mr. Bingham, tliess
sums being all against real estates
Of the STOCK'S DRY GOODS STORE,
auction to commence on
Wednesday, Dec. 7, at 2:00 P. M.
and continues daily afternoon and evenings
except on Saturdays which will commence
at 10 a m and 1 p, m. and 7 p, m, The
manager, is compelled to make this sale as
they must surrender the building by the
first of the year, Therefore
All goods will go without limit or reserve
There is about $10,000 worth of dress goods,
silks and fine wash silks, mackintoshes,
umbrellas, hosiery, underwear, fall wrap
pers, lace curtains, laces and embroideries,
jackets and cloaks a good variety of notions,
misses' and children's fine shoes, safe and
other fixtures, etc, etc, The private sales
will continue right along, Don't fail, to at
tend at
l 6oiuWGiui street.
S, Friedman, Manager
Proceedings
Suler, or New
In Congress.
York, the ranking
and would have been paid as quickly Democrat or the house committee on
us notilled by tho sheriff. Opposlto' military affairs, Introduced a resolu
cuch sum Is the commission nndjtlon "authorizing nnd directing the
amount Mr Bingham Is to recelve: 'committee on military affairs to ln-
Tux Rate Com.
....$ 30 71
.... in 08
. . . . 44 20
30 32
18 00
130 61
170 00
37 05
30 00
20 00
1)0 00
63 02
37 80
122 10
31 00
20
20
15
16
15
15
15
15
15
16
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
$7 34
3 14
3 00
14 60
8 00
5 01
18 33
5 10
10 70
23 87
0 43
0 01
2 41
Coffee Field
The Held affords u great wauy va
rieties, and our stock covers them
all. Wc have a
Dozen Varieties
And novcr before sold so much
codec nor pleased our patrons bo
well. Como and see.
SONNEMANN
TUB GROCER
S. B. Catterltn
Ed. Grim....
G. II. Noble..
Geo. Morris...
Dave Stelner
J. O. Brown
Brown & Smith ...
Lucy Hall
A J vUX
Mn.T.A. Hlldlne..
Ira Erb
J, J. Uurloy
A. N, Moores
A.E. LuRoquo
S. Farrur& Co ....
Squlro Farrar Ill 77
lielra John 1'iirrar.. 151)10
Thos. Johnson 02 00
A. Blosser 04 18
T. Grim 1(1 00
A great muny smaller sums have !
been paid iu, There are able lawyers
who say there Is no law to pay any
commission on the collection of these
delinquent taxes and that Mr. Ring
ham's bill will have to bo allowed as
attorney fees,
The county court undoubtedly
acted In good faith In letting out this
Job, although the sheriff could collect
these taxes without furthur expense
to the county. If that is the law
some taxpayer should enjoin the
county court from paying Mr. Bing
ham uny commission beyond the
actual expense of clerical services
cur red q sending out the notices
vcstlgutor the war department and
the conduct of the Spanish war."
The resolution was referred to t!ii
j? jjjj committee on military affairs.
2 go Moyer, of Louisiana today Intro-
:0 37 duccd Iu tho houso a bill uppropprlat-
750 Inir 812.000.000 for tho constriictlnn nf
jj jq a wde, dcop channel from deep water
ui luu iuissisMiuM rivor vi uecp water
of the Gulf or Mexico
In-
I will now sell all trimmed and un
untrimmed hats at cost. Miss Smith
State street. 12-5-1 w
TO CURB A COLD IN ON El DAY
Tako Laxative Bron.0 Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money If It falls to cure. 26c. The
genuine has L. B. Q. on each tablet.
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Telaphono SI
DOLLS
Some splendid values now in and a tremendous stock on the
Como and seo.
way.
Thoso Handkerchiefs on display on our blR show tables are tho talk of
the town. Wo want you to seo them while they 'ro out In wood view.
Hayo to surrender the pluco toothers In a day or two. Narrow val,
laces footings, aud small hemstitched handkerchiefs ready to mount
up. Save tlmo and oye work.
Thoso 2. 16 Goodyear welt shoes for ladles. Blggost line ever shown.
Keep your feet dry and warm. Big lino of fancy sllppera-oOo Up.'
WIGGIN'S BAZAAR. 307 Commercial Streel
Remember
The cut prices wc are ma'ting on our Macldintoii
line, Men's goods away under price.
AMUSEMENTS.
JIEHD'S OPERA H0TJ3E
PATTOX llltOS.. Mwns
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TIUntSD.VY. DKOKMIIKU 8,
TWO
..MARRIED..
MEN
Ylie ruintal Farce Ciniedy ef the Setson
PRICES, . SOo and 7So,
Santa-Clans
I I AH P t1 f fir t n "si
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I S. Dearborn's
Boot Store
Call for Warrants.
Notlco Is hereby given Mint there,
payment of all warrants of tho City
r "'e'". 'indorsed on or befnro Occo
ber20, 1800, dmwn upon the- gene-al
rund. Please precent said warrants
for payment at Ladd & Bush's bank,
us Interest on the same will cease
rom the date of this notice.
c . A. A. Lek. City Treasurer.
Salem. Nov. 20, 1803. 2 lOt
I . 1 4. . .
.WUIIIiy. BO YEARS'
diHi EXPERIENCE
Trade Marks
Degions
CopvniQirrs Ac.
A New Department.
Salem has a new manufactorv.
It!
Anyone sondlng a ketch and dttcrlrtlon mi
quloklr Mcortaln our opinion free "bMtitr u
UIT IlfllVlllBUIO. ..VIUU.UM.t
identr.l. Iluidbookonl'tunu
ent f ren. Clldcit oncr for leaning tulinu.
luroumi Aiunn a vo. rcroi.
is unit in me 1'osi umec cundv btore,
and the work Is dono by an expert
French confectioner. Mr. Hughes
the proprietor, proposes to glyo his
patrons the best and freshest candles
that can bo made. He has a irand
stock or Xmas candles, ond does not
charge fancy prices. 2t
Intention la probablr
iioniairicur
I'ntmita tAkon
tptetal notice, without cliarve, la tba
Scientific JItnenM
A handiomolr UlostraKxt WMklr. L-r,,".V?
dilation or anr fflemino lourna . TeroUJi
yeari fourmondu.il. Bold tr all M11
HUNN&Co.30'Dw'NewM
Branch Office. &S V St., Waihlngton. ft C.
mm i)r. MIIts' Kervb I'lahtkiw rn' 8PWAk
VRAKKvSa. All dni"Ut3 will nofoift'
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fl Poor Man..
..Feels Ric
When he Sees what a little money
Will do at our store,
Bargain Spot for Christmas Shoppers
A few choice Chinese Calen
dars 50c, 75c, and II
A new line of Sterling Sllvor
novelties, also a 25c line of
triple plate silver novelties.
Hand painted china articles
and celuloid novelties,
Turks & Button's calendars
from 60 to J2. Look over his
lino,
Gertrude Partington's India
Ink Proof Calendars and
sketches, exclusive Salem
agency,
Flno boxes of stationery
75c, $1.00, $1,25, 92.50, and 93.00
263 Cummercial Street
DOLLS, DQLL SET, TOY FURNITURE, STOVBS.
CARRIAGES, DRUMS, WAGONS', TRUNKS,
CniNA TEA SETA PIANOS,
RON TOYS OP EVERY
DESCRIPTION.
AND
ALBUMS,
OASES,
DRESSING
FANCY
1'OCKETBOOKS, CELLULOID,
WORK BOXES, PERFUMERY,
RIBBONS AND FANCY
NOTIONS.
FINE ASSORTMENT HOLIDAY SLIPPERS,
Qome in and look around
we're always pleased to show you.
...OSBURN'S RACK
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303 Oommercial Street
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DIRECTliY OPPOSITE POST-OFFICE
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