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January Clearance Sale
At Holverson's
(( k tmial with some stores to reserve the
ILACK GOODS durinR special sales,
Wfthuf
Everything Goes
BUck Silk Wn Henrietta
it-la Kegular 8I.W-8ale Price. .tl.l
Bfack Henriettas
40-Ia Ilcgular tl.lS-Sale Price... 60c
ii-ln Ifrmitar SI.OO Kale Price 81c
40-In Renular 75c Bale Prfco....C3c
33 In Regular COc Salo Price. . . .46c
3S-ln Regular 45oHale Price.... 38c
Black Serges
62-1 n Regular SI.OO-Bale Price.... 60c
Mia Reaular OOo-oale Price ..."Oc
46-ln Regular Wo Bale Pilce. . ..OSc
48-in Regular 65c Salo Price.... COc
Black Norcltics
Regular I1.2S Reduced to 88c
Regular S1.U0 Reduced to 70c
Regular 00c Reduced to Wc
CASH
STORE
,VER!
Annual Clearance Sale
Begins January 3, 1899
All Our Ladies' and Men's Mackintoshes will be
closed out at unlieard of prices,
$ 2.25 Garments, clearance price
OAnJ
4.00
6.00 . . .
8.00 . . .
10,00
12.00
J, J. DALRYMPLE & CO,
Beginning
January 1st, 1899
1 will giro with all Lcntcs
lilted, ttio following guarantee:
1 will rotcbango cacti or both
lenses FREE of charge for two
yearn, also all solid gold frames 1
will repair any break FREE of
charge- for two years after pur
chase, the break may he from ua
causo.
BYES TESTED FREE
Ouly the latest scientific Instru
ments for testing the oyet are
used.
SALEM'S
LEADING OPTICIAN
G H, HINGES
290 COMMKllCUt, BTltECT.
THE WUAT1IBR.
Tonight
snow.
and Friday occasionally
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
Movements of Residents and Vkitore t
th Capital City.
rVr additional Uc4l ami lioeUt k third pi.l
Fred Wiggins, tho merchant, Is In
Portland.
O. II, Lane, tho tailor. Is doing
business Ij the Metropolis today.
Bute Secretary elect aod Mrs. F.J.
Dunbar of Astoria are In the city.
Miit Lulu McGee, one of Albany's
fairest daughters. Is the guest of Mrs.
Our Clearance
Is ratoblB the DreMloodi
ISIikfld aiita Km ... k. i
assa-srsar '
uinAia iHiHirn nrm w iirain..i
All our French Flannels
A.I IfM Work BJXllTSw
HWn Ml. Wool Pant at wholesale cos",
W&US BROS, i
UVOV OAJiH
SW SSSJSJSB vSSSJf9SJSf
tftwS mi :
inN Dress Goods.
r. ....!. "ty, tlofliirxul in GOfl
Regular COc Reduced to 4lfc
Regular 40c Ucouccu 10 c
Plaids
Just Uilok of Fancy Plaid Dress
Goodi at Pcuyard
Another Line
Reduced to 26c
Broadhcads
Now co for 40c
fifoPfnlita tt.r 46c
ih; I imu iui .."-
90c Plaids for 70c
nr. m.u. . ftt.
si w rjoiuf lor w-
11.25 Plaldi or 00c
THIS WEEK ONLY.
UAHH
STORE
$1.80
200
2,75
3.85
5,50
7,15
8.80
Ed. N. Edcs for tho rost of this week.
Mrs. Emuia Walker, tho music In
structor at the Collcgo of Phllomoth
link retnrncd homo after vliltloif Mr.
and Mrs. J. F.Htalgcr.
Mr. John Grills, bridge carpenter of
the S. P. Co., who spent tho holidays
with his family, of this city, left this
morning for the south to resume his
work.
Salem Police Court,
Seven tramps wero arrested last
night for trespassing on George John
son's property cast or the depot and
were arraigned beforo Recorder Judith
this morning at 10 o'clock when they
wero given 10 days cnoli In whluh to
re pen l.
Nine men applied for and received
beds In tho city Jail last muht. Tlila
nude 10 men In tho jail Inst nluht.
taxing Its capacity to tho comfort
limit. This morning as caoh bed
man was wot away he was Informed
by Marshal Glbton that beds would be
furnished to the same luun for one
night only. He warned ilium Hihi
should they return tho second time
they would bo jailed for vaurannv.
mi is a now rullnir Instituted iv
Marshal Ulbfon who thinks tiiu mrvin
of procedure will haatcn n, immn
class through, thoclt7, thus ridding It
of an undesirable clement.
They All Bay
Tim Kalftiti "Vlru.l.1'1 rt.i. I., i...
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Hint naw iinirhlnor tu.ni.. , li u..i.r
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Friday fish at Daly's market.
Bee Wlggln'a ad. on tlrst page. tf
ALL STYLES
Densmoro -ICtfeo
NewOontury 10e.H0
New You oilo
Typewriters for Rent.
Sab Typewriter Mango
and lteuteiy.
C M. LOOKWUOI), l'rt.ju
Ortlro Phone 40, Res. Pluue M.
288 Commercial St.
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LATE 8TATB NEVVd.
While In Hlllsboro Frlood P. Bar
rett, of. Gale! Greek, wasitrlckea with
paralysis. The first attack affected
only the hands and was not consid
ered serious, but It was followed by a
second and more violent one, which
deprleved Mr. Barrett of the powers
of speech. He Is thought to be lo a
critical condition. Mr. Barrett Is re
markable for a phenomenal beard,
whlchbas attrlned a length of 42
Inches.
Mrs. Mary Mickel, aged about 60
years, died Sundiy at GeryaU. Mrs.
Mlckcl was born lo Saxony. She
was married In 1843, aod cauio Ui
America In 1866. She moved from
Minnesota to Oregon In 1800. Her
husband died at this place In 1870.
Shc'Cftscvon children, most of whom
rosldo In this section. The funoral
took place Wednesday from the Oer
ualn Catholic church.
At the October term of the circuit
court, In Lane county, a case was
tried and taken under adylwuieut
nliGreln J. XI. Woodruff sued the
Southern Pacific tympany for 810,000
damages for Injuries received In a
railroad accident near (Jreswel).
Judgo Hamilton hasjjst Mod his de
cision, allowlbg the Plaintiff 8600.
At a uiaai tneetlnir tho citizens of
CottagenrovoandLcmatl appoyedthe
charter under which the two towos
are consolidated under the old name
of Cottage Grove. Some opposition to
the movement was expected from
many of the residents of Lcmatl, but
It did not muterlulfze, although u
number of persons who were out
spoken against consolidation were
present.
Uyron Steuben Kimball, a pioneer
of Clatsop county, died at his home
on Young's rlvor after an Illness of
many months. The Immediate causa
of hit death was heart failure. Ills
remains will bo brought to Astoria,
and the funeral will be held on Fri
day, but the arrangements have not
yet Wen uiauc.
Instructions were received from A.
U.JIlauimond, who Is In New York, to
proceed with the Incorporation of the
Columbia UlycrPacklug Auoclatlon.
The company will consist of u combi
nation of sovcral of tho Important
salmon-packers on the Lower Colum
bia river. It will bo capitalized at
12,000,000, and Its principal ofllcc will
bo loeuted at Astoria.
THE MAbCOTT SALOON.
W Not A Mateott Ker Feter HejtJir.
Under Attachment.
Tho Mascott saloon of which Petor
Haider In proprietor was closed today
by Sheriff F. W. Durbln upon n writ
of attachment sworn out hv Mm
EiborgOunstClgir Compiny of San
Francisco, to ocuro tho payment of
liOO alleged due us balance on a bill
which defendant bought of tlium some
tlmo ago.
Win. Kaiser and W.T. Shittr are
tho plaintiff's attorneys and domand
judgment fur tho sum of j2o0 and
costs and disbursements of the action.
Aforcclusuro sont was tiled touav
by OiMluvo Glowr vs J. Merrytluld
et, al. and Is nu action brought to ro
ooycri60 with Interest mil pur com
from November 10, 1807 together with
M0 nttornny's feos and costs of action.
IJrowit Wrlghtumn and Myers are
niiorneys ror thu plaintiff,
llow'nTtili,
Wo offer Ouo Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any cune of Catarrh that aun
not bp cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure,
t .J. Ciibnbv & Co., Props. Toledo, O.
Wo tho unUuislgnwl, htvo known
I. J Chouoylor the last 15 years, and
bet eve lilm n.rfnniiv iH.n,,r,.i.i,.
huslnckH Irnii.ni'iliniu m..l rt .-..n..
a,,I to carry out any obligations nmdu
ov tlielr ririii.
iV"ftT;.T,JVAX WUolwale Drug.
glKt.'I)ledo, O.
WAtUINU. KlNNAN MAIIVIN,
nhulosale Drugglhts, Toledo, Ohio.
Hall's Caturrh Cure Is taken Inter
nally, aollng dlreeUy upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of tho system.
Prleo 76e. per bottle Sold by all
Druggists. Testimonials frets.
Hull's Family PUN are the boat.
Salefli Cannery Wntt Peai.
rirmemanogardnors who wuh to
oiilllvato jwjns during next mmhi for
eaimlng purjHHOrt w piW ca Ull
f.Vv J- "ullaie at tho Salem
ater Ci. 's ufHf In the city hull it
... .7.. '. -.... , ac.ua iiifi
tolttve arranuemunu in regard ti.
oiwrutlng thetwnoory next wJn . .
inn .r,ji i., : ",."'"u,,",iri .
'ore the Hint f January. In cum tin
mn.ry L.. P?. c' subscriber
"... w .nitinmj ui UW IU I twirl li'lilsrx
H'fre the rt r Pehrtry. TOlu '"
Ut OJdcn TMm
lHlouorlwAod tho Importance .,t
permanently Iwcotlited ccu t.
rMtlHet with tranMuauttu
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JOURNAL 'M-RAYaV'
Have you seen the model Weekly
Jocrkal ? tl a year to any address.
"Out of the postotllce Into the pen
itentiary, out of the pen Into what
fat place next?"-A. N. Gilbert.
I XI
Business Men, when placing 70Ur
ads. for 1809, remember The Journal
pay out 8200 a month for telegrams.
Salem Is the greatest hop market
In the world and will bo the greatest
prune market In the 'vorld In a year
or two.
The mammoth holiday Roseburg
Review was a grand production the
biggest and best county newspaper In
Oregon.
Salem merchants know no dull
tlmea. They oiler the greatest In
ducements In Oregon for trade this
month.
Why not pass a graduated license
tax for each line of goods curried and
make a department store Impossible
at Salem?
Tax the Itllheo bravo for the city
Just the Banic as for Uncle Sam.
Charity and protectlun should begin
at home.
At last accounts. Mr. Gcer was still
at the head of the Incoming adminis
tration and enjoying fairly good
boullh, too.
No one will know what It Is to be
run down, caught, captured and tor
tured until he has tinrJ the piano
ngents after him.
I I I
How the Albauv nancM docruw and
cluck and strut and cackle over their
state poultry show I It's nice to be a
"state" this and u "state" that.
If tho state has any school lands or
lieu lands that have not been stolen
or olhnrwlso Illegally disposed of It
would be woll lo discover the fact.
If there Is anything roltcner In
Oregon affairs than the management
of tho school lands and the school
fundx, the people have not encount-
eied It.
J I I
When did Senator Gosnercvor sho'v
a spirit ofoeonomy when there was
anything In !lglit for him ? His
economy Is the lust expiring bluff of
the push.
An operation Is ncodod In Marlon
county to sever the umbilical cord be
tween the unnecessary coroner's In
quest and tho still more useless med
ical autopsy.
Cnclo Sum does not stand anv non-
w)iie from tho Illlhee braves of Salem.
Ho makes thorn tmy u retail llcansc
just the same us anybody, The city
snoniddu likewise.
nu 1.131. uuki ui iiiu -iiuw city uu
mtulstrutluu should bo to mike the
Illlhee club pay ull luck licence dues
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It owes the clty.aod pnssun ordinance
ag.tlnst it donnrtiueut store.
I J J
Ills rumored that the old state
homo push shoved :t petition under
Gov. GeorV nose for . fat nlueo for mm
of the rankest of tho gang, and, well,
-de guv'nor didn't do a ting fi It !
J 1 I
if "Hob" could got unothor certiti-
eaioor political olmraoter of Mart
Ohaitiberlln, he might go Into tho
busings of furnUhlng ohurauters to
all who wants jobs under tho new
administration.
Let us ull roHilve to become a homo
industry club. Huy homa nr.n.i
sustain home Industry, keep mune at
i.iin-.cnipioy iKime labor, consume
nome iiiunulUv-liiits
The Paris I el e.
The
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Ti. n rBC'- AKIICLU TO HWKH
muk wumci ,ou 25 cts.
Jat tlttmLa j V
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home business men,
Then Balctri will j
prosper. t
.. nrit-at Muff these
days:
i.Vn'r. nlrfrava hoen O. SOOd ReDUbll'
can. I'm county chairman and I'd
like ft write you a letter and see you
get a good place under this next ad
ministration." Hops will bring a fair price tn 1899
Consumption of malt liquors Is Incre
asing. Whiskey Is becoming a drug In
the world's markets. We advlise hop
growers to not Increase acreage -but
Improve the quality.
The readers of this paper who sold
their services and products In this
community should constitute them
selves a home Industry club and sup
port home enterprises. Let us call It
Tub Journal Home Industry Club.
: : :
Walter Lyon Is to be Governor
Geer's private necretary, Mr. Lyon
Is an excellent young man and will
make a good secretary At the pres
ent time he Is the Orcgonlan'a Salem
correspondent. Atone time he was
editor of the Stay ton Time. Albany
Democrat.
Mr. Lyon lacks but one thing a
certificate to his political and moral
character from "Bob."
Hevnnd .1 reirular Associated Press
dally like The Journal there are few
means or advertising onereu mat
really reach tie people. Yet the
rniiUltiifln of advertising schemes
continually supported by the people
would pay for two Associated Press
reports and make It possible to print
twice as good a dally it Sal em us we
no print. Think of this, Mr. Busi
ness mar,
Mr, H. F. Mcllwaln has closed out
his old business In this nlty, and will
close his store for about two months.
In u few days he will leave for New
York lo lay In a stock of goods for a
department store, with all the usual
departments except clothing whloh
he docs not Intend tj keep. Albany
Democrat.
Salem business men should take
mcusures to prevent tho establish
ment of a department store in lhl&
city. One such trust would ruin the
retail tr.iflu of S:i!rm nnrl m.ilfi linlf
the business property worthless. That j
trust may have Its agents ut work
hero now.
A Shrewd Selective,
will beablctotlnd clews to a crime
when mwt people would sec nothing
but the virtues or Branson and Co's
high grade groceries lire known to all.
Ilrnutr I IllooJ Deep.
Pto.1., KLuul ..I...... ..T.... ..l..
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v...... v,w. iiit.ii. a itruu bmii. t
tauty without it. Cawareti.Candt-eithiir
to
tw clen your blood nd keep it clean, b
..i...iih u, ,,: Miv mcr anu urivinj an un
puritie from the body, liegin
uanitn pimnien. doiii. blotchM. l,l.rV,.,,l.
and that siekly btliou coniDlenon LvtaVimJ
Laicarctn.-beouty for ten ccnti. All drug.
BUt, aatwfaction guarantied, 10c, Mc,50c.
To Cur Couitlpatlon (orevrr, I
i.JHSVSI'1 CanUvCotUania 10c or a& I
II a C. C. (all to cure, drugsitu rcluna mouer.
Slaughter..,
...on LAMPS
FANCY CHOCK KU Y
GLASSWAUB
1
And ull Holiday Goods will bo sold
at any price from now on. Come and
sou tho goods nod yr.u will be overcome
with our low burgitlns.
SONNEMANN
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SHORT AfOHV COMKIBITOW '
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Si Friedmaman, who has conducted the sale of the
former Stock's Dry Good's Store, has got permission of
Mr, Johnson to retain the building, 257 Commercial St,
three weeks longer, he will therefore continue selling
goods till the night of the twenty first of January Wili
sell at auction tomorrow, Saturday, the thirty first, and
then sell at private sale only, and recommence the
the auction January the seventh and continue daily until
the night of the twenty-first, This gives five days only
for private sales, from the second to seventh inclusive,
There is about three thousand dollars worth of goods
left, the assortment is fair, The public has an opportunity
of saving from oncthird to one Aalf in attending this sale,
All the unsold furniture will be sold on Thursday, the
eighteenth day of January ,at 2p,m. Remember the place,
257 6omm6r6
THE PIONEER LIMITED-
It the narneof the only perfect train In
the world, nowrunnlnj every night between
St. ram and Cnicags, via ihe Chicago, Mil.
'wiukeeA St I'nal Railwav-ihe ninnr
roxd of ihe WV.i In iftnnim.. .It i. il
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milium ui mc Micry ano rjoynent 01 pai.
vengeri. An lllaitruted pamphlet. h..wing
tiews ol b auiiful scenery along the route ol
ihe t'ionetr Limited, v. til be sent free to any
ip. Address Geo. H. Heau'ord, General
Pawenger Agent. Chicago, 111. w 6 9 tf
NO FAITH CURE.
ADOUT STUART'S DYSPEPSIA TAB.
LETS.
They Cure Stomach Troubles and Indi
gestion Anyway, Whether You
Have Faith in Them or Not.
Merp faith will not digest your food
foryou, will not give you un appetite,
will not Increusc your ilesh and
strengthen your nt-rve und heart, hut
Muart's Dyspepsia Tablets will do
these things, because they ure
composed of the elements of diges
tion, ttiojr contain tho Jul:cs, uclds
and peptones necessary to the dlges-
l j.u.. uu usiuiimuon ot un wtioiesome
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will di
gest food If placed In a Jar or bottle In
will do It much more effectively when
I taken Into the stomach after meal?.
.w!drCnoJ'tU haVe faUh 't,mt
'r.lieA ln,v'8orate the stomach, make
MuiH iiiKiu ana strong nerves, In the
?ffi Wm' niilure can d . and!
.. k V uI,,i0l,:u ll ,s n01' w "at we
gooll W wed,Kest H'at does us
i, L uri s 'M?ls'la Tablets are sold
fti Wlf u" pwrtto - W cents for
full sized packagos.or by mall from
Jun.VVo. "art C'M MaMh" Ml-'
Fresh
TWICE
A WEEK.
OUR ROASTED
COFFEES
121c Blended guaranteed
Letter
",coot ,.t't,tT" tw:o kinds.
20 cent Coffee, four kinds
?i t ,nW' lhree klnd"'
3.f cent. Coffee two kinds
40 lent Coffee, two kinds
1 ry our fm rr...t..i ,...
HF&"iaSS
Motaj
lea Store
FREE DELIVERY.
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TrtADt Marks
Copyrights Ac.
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Scientific mmki
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quleklr Mrtm our opinion free whethir.n
Liu 11 iinni f-nnni. 1 j t
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WE PAY HIOUEST.nAKii ptpb
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Sacrifice
In order to make room for new lines
of goods
TH6
Emporium
jiU for the next 30 days make a Special Discount
of twa 20 to 35 per cent on every article in tic
stcre, Many lines will be clo.:d out regardless of
cost. Call and see for yourself,
fiOL
streak
BORN.
Wcdnesdiiy Jan. 4, 1890, to tho wife
of Mr. Fred Lockiey.Jr,, a son.
LOnST"TAt Reed's Opera House
rucjduy evening Jan. 3, a paclcigo
r nl"ol. wr'"en on wrapper.
1'lnder please return 10 250 State
street, receive reward. 1 6 3t
Friday fish at Doty1!, market.
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No-To-Kac ror 1'lfty Conta.
Guaranteed tobacco balilt euro mniina n.i
mwitron,, blooJ pure. j"XndffglSif
AMUSEMENTS.
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REED'S OPERA nOfJSE.
1'ATTOX UR09.. gr.
SATUltD.VV, JANL'AUV 7Tlt.
Hre they ure, ihe renltliiiigsi
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