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BUYERS
Will take advantage of our
Sale of
'..Capes, Jackets and Furs
ii
For prices have tumbled
out of sight.
SAMPLES-
Ilk lined
Black UTcr Jaclcct. corded boahw. iik i"t M
r, -.-!- tOrtftfl ,... .. ." "
ruruiui imn-. "
...J?owp.
ninftitflfivortlinc. Atracliari trimmed
Former price ItiCO
Fur Collarette, Black and Brown . . ow 3.00
Former, irG M'
' OABH
8TORB
JiGoods Cheerfully Shown
HOLVERSON'S
CASH
8TOBB
union Label flat
A new line of Fedoras, crush and
stiff hats direct from the factory,
which we place on sale at clear
ancc prices. Best values ever
offered from 50c to $4,00 each,
J, J. DALRYMPLE k CO.
About Fubhc Men.
Jefferson Review: Oeer's n.e-K0 to
the legislature wa an a' nne u,u
,u an thouch he Intended to be
governor himself, for a time at least.
Cottage Grove Leaflet: Jor- 0er
says "we will alwayshaye bad roads,
until we over am tlwm by syste
matic legation." TI.UU rln nly
bordorlogon the doctrne of populism.
Say uoyernor! what th isU w,t"
a little fystorn title w rk nn them, '
log AloiiL Hi prof thin.
Astoria News: Tlic interests o
the lowor river wem to bo pretty well
rcprwontod at the eaplUl; with
rotary of HUto Uimtmr. who a
Htamborof tlM JMi miiihiMbIoii, In
,.n. n.i.1 flnv. Oeer ami Sewttflr J'lil-
..... ,.n.tiiui In linrttienv: IlfMl tin
Mill n'iin"'
governor hlitwelf deeply lmprMe
with the need or we ' ""
ltoerie OimnJ: (Joy. Otr'n m
KWttuii that loKtidatlre stOD i
ItnilUd to twonty-Mit days I" to
oater U iopnlar faney Instead of In
the Intorcat of g'l Kovornmonu In
the two branches of the legislature
tharoareW)momljor, and it Is not
within ronwii to expect that niwiber
of man, repraaintlnK different sec
tion, anil diverse lutoreeUi U) enact
the best law In sueh a sltort iwrlod.
Thon, too, a Unltod States Ponator
miMt lw olectiwl In two clona out of
every throe.
Ynmhlll Uonortcr If Oovornor
Oeor'a Inaugural addrew offondod
M)moof the wlnns, by undiplomatic
plain talk In roard to clerk hire and
other scandalous oxtravananuos, It
will null the people Just the nuuio.
utnmnr.ii. When
Mru. Indolent and n'i'Vor
worklnir, he need n fe doses 01
Houottcr's Stomach Bltte rs 10
:, Hostetters
now vlttor Cio-inr'h
nnil J J k A
riutiiiy ,
In hlfl nlowl
Bitters
"PlIG BILLS
All Day Sunday for Both
Legislature,
Houses
Watches-
OMMNiro ....75c
Main MiMtiNiw ilto
ANM) WAUHANTKI)
FOR OK K VBAK
All klnd of Jewelry repaired unil
made to order at rcatwnablo price.
G H HINGES
Watoiimakhh
UlTIOIAN.
AND
M OUMMK110IAL HTBHBT.
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THE WKATIIRK.
TonlKhtand Tuesday rain.
tLlan4 lo Wd.
MarrlflHo llconscd wore Htucd to
Mr. Clara Maxwell and Mr. John 1.
(lllcif, Olto'Klett, olynlntf tho nllldu
vUjaloMi Ktttlu Warner and Mr.
Martin Zukor, Mlko Warner aotttw at
wltiieM, MUti Katfl Staley and Mr.
Arthur Webb, John Wllllumwn wit
new. Nu-Tu'll.o tot fitty Cnti.
OarBU4latvMtikU( cut, lnV wk
into trNStfi UwJ fura. Wo, 1 1. All UruciUU
New Officer.
Marlon lilntrlct Lodo No. 10, I. O.
0,'J'., mot with Union lod?e, In thli
placonn January II. A very prolltn
hie mcetltiK was hold In tho urtcrnoon.
Tho olllcora elected for tho year
wcro as followm
P. a T.-J. W. Lehman, Malum.
I). V.T.-tSmina Vanderyort.Baloin.
I). Conu-UsUir Matthlou, Butte
ulllc. 1). Kcc-JJ. I). Rvanii, Buttovlllo.
1). A. 1. Tv-Ncl!lo Thomas, Halcm.
I). Chap.-K. M. Vandorvort.Kuloiii.
J). M.Uolun WIiihIow, Haloin.
I). I).M.--II. II. Hurat. Aurora.
I). O.-LliJwo Bronky, Woodhurn.
I). Mout.-Ulllo Mac eney, Halem.
The evening wasdovoU'd to a lltei
ary program, anil -a very InU'rootliiK
time wan hud by all prexent,
The next bohmIoii will Iw hold nt
Aurora on April 1.
(loo. Baynn loft Hunday for D.iwmin
City. Adam Ohmart did not ftcmint
psuy him nn ho expected. At tho
laat lunmont ho concliuliHl liU houlth
waitopoor to Atmd ttie trip. Mr.
Ohumrt U an unthuiilaUlo Kloudikur
but ho U hardly tron enough to
work on hla farm hero In Uroou.
Wool and wool mixed undorwunr for
men, women and children Kioaliy re
duced to oloM) out at tho Now York
Baoket. im
Lincoln (Jounty Leader: Beprcseu
inMvn' McfJulIoch of Marlon, ha"
found by Investigation that tho school
dlstrlotnof OroKon wy annual Insur
ance premium to tho amount or I8,
0C0. LcsMJHby lire aro but $2,000,
Jlonco he will Introduce n bill makinu
It unlawful for otllceofl to limuro
coliool hulldlnuK with kcIiooI fund,
hut compel ooch district In tho Uto
to pay It norpnrttotiate amount of
tholowor n burnod building toward
tho ornotlou r another In It plnre.
Tho DalloH TIiiim Meuntaineer:
Tho iHHinlo of Orouon, usiwolally
tho taxpayers, may woll take olf their
liaH to Oovornor Oeor. Mo Ih tho
llrnt chief oxorutlvo Oregon him had
foraloiiKtlmo who had tho eouraitc
lotnlk plainly to h'KlHlutnrn mid toll
them In plain terms of their oxtrnv
acancofl and advice or strict -economy.
It wan probably not diplomatic for
tho Kovnrrinr tonwuimo to dlotnto o
the lojlhliitiiro, but It Is common
di'iiw, and oven If It dlsaureoablu to
Mimo of tho inomborH to lie told of
tliolr oxtraviiianco In Hpondlnir Htute
funilrt, watttlni! their tlmo and Intro
duclnu frivolous moasuroH, ncorlho
low It i JiiHt what thoy douirvo. We
heartily oommond tho governor upon
lilt courauo mid omlorso much of whnl
lio said In liln Inaiturnl meenuo.
Boobtirx .Bovlow. There In no
doubt that II. B. Klucald, a wciu
tury or state, took till tho faw nllnwed
by law, and powlbty more too, but Is
thuroiiny reason to hollovo that Mr.
DunlHir will bo an Improvement. In
til Ih roepootV
Astoria Newh: Uovernnr (Jeer has
boKiiti hU term ot oilluc in a manner
'vIiIbIi .will commend lUolf to all
liontMt nltltoiiH In tho Htato. If he
pursuoH Ills proMinteouriio to the ond
of the toriu, ho can hav any oillcc
within tho Kuor or the proplu of
Oregon to Ittwtow.
riennoMAi AMn 1 fir.AL
Lazine i MBwjhento o ResWen;s and Vuiu at
I 1CMQP Btomacu. no" tne uapiw v.
jLlbCaat' n)an !9 out of I , . . . thlft,
Cha. Gray was a visitor at Portland
today,
n- ,. ' v. Moodv Is In
Portland.
1 Henry Oornoyor, l spending a few
! days In Portlund.
tra.nim. A.Oray is In I'orunnn
the guot of friends.
Miss Kva Lee, Is visiting frle'id at
Portland for n few days.
Miss Kthel Ciislck, has returned
rromii visit at roriianu.
J. II. Bobnott, has returned from a
ylRlt with his parents nt Ilalsoy.
Senauir Bon Selling came up from
his Sunday visit at Portland today.
Prof, and Mrs. Geo. M. Irwin have
returned from a visit at Coryallls.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Du Boise and fam
ily have gone to Turner for a short
visit.
Bobcrt Thompson has returned io
Portland after a visit with his family
In this city.
MIssBellcngcrhas returned tobcr
Portland home after a visit with Miss
Sallle Bush.
Miss Kmifnc Blclios, if the 0. S.
I, A. force, spent Sunday with l.er
folksi at Turner.
MUsMyrtlo Dayey had returned to
Portland after a visit wtlh her par
ents In this city.
II. B. Pliiminer, of Dallas, has re
turned from a visit In California and
Southern Oregon.
Miss Annlo Mason, or Santlam. Is
a guest at tho home of her Uncle,
Ueorge F. Mason,
Kdwurd Carrol, general agent or the
San Francisco Chronicle Is In the city
In thelnicrost.ot his paper.
Frank Bolton.a Jackson gold miner,
was a visitor In Salem today, later
going to his old home at Brooks.
Bov.nnd Mrs. Hugh F. Wallace, of
Portland, arc In the city, tho guasM
of J. M. Wallace of the Water Com
pany. A bind of traveling Gytwlon, with
threo coverai) wagons, rour bears and
seventeen children nrrlved In the city
today.
Frank Wlalors, has gone to Now
port to Join his sister Miss Minnie
Winters who is visiting there for her
health.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard, or Canby
have returned lo their home after a
visit ut tho homo of city marshal I).
W. Gibson.
Bev. K. A. Holdrldge, or Portlund,
the noted Presbyterian evangelist re
turned to his home this morning after
a visit In Salem with rriond.
W. P. Bishop, or Portland, an ex
member or tho legislature and the
father of Mayor Charles P. Bishop,
Uaguostat his son's residence on
tliemoketn street.
.ill
nuotion
Calp
!tm.m.tton 61 um That Wlti Prob-
My Pa Sortfc In
Doubt.
Stat Printer Leeds rushed tho
printing of bills In every printing
Hllce In town Saturday and Sunday.
The Slate Printing onice wns run
diy and night and the result l that
about scvonty bills are laid on the
desk In each house.
The nioasiirs of Importance that arc
now considered as likely to pwi aro
the bills to Increase the supreme cou't
rmm three to feur: the sugar bounty
bill; tho rovislon or school laws; the
PoJtland optional nllotnge bill.
judge
Don't Tktt Ml MJ Hvoll " 'Jf A"J
To quit lotiwo rlljr (rcvr, bonus
tstllo, lull ot Me, utrvt toil vlgr, UVe NolV
1I4, the wtttMf orktr, lliti roik weak ina
tlreof, Alt OruliM,V)orll. Our(urn
lA UookUl tnJ juiiIo Ire. AJJrwu
ttlloi Hciuttl Co. Obltksu vt Nw Yoik.
v vi V I l
ii ' .I i,-r
tfiL-i!3
Wtj Jihvwiiw in rvlbUOe oiinuiiiiw.
i, MU tuimt ittkeU to all point IktsU
Mta and rem all nbylo or twewiHtra.
OrtlCO PhbUe 4(1. fctt COMtfHKOt.su Utnimt,
lU'ildqncx) I'l.aito U. SA UIIM, OHIWUN
Table Linens and Napkins
VIIH!MfloredotUllflw.prk'e for UuMriarfcTuvmlft', frt,
lua.
J.!JlQeall
io n ie Nit j
tin 'raw l)4inak W-luetio wkh f
n mote iMinaik iu iiwhe wme for
Cut Prices On All Naokins
All our sUkiW ut Itlderdnwn FUmitd wlthou
Aliourttook of MnokinlMhM at axial who
Woluvoallneof (uou'dktltl hat Dud Ate tut
aooaa thai wo aia offcrloir ul IhfiO rmfli.
iVaich our nd next wook tw prUvw w wiiuwbU of Slll?RjiHd tinUna and
N1)vei, we will iturprto you.
tliQUtrB)ra.) rd
. wiiataHjajLiooiJ
tK
i aini aw
-WILLIS BROS, & CO.
SU4wd Patterns
be.in4pst
tuOTuii nonaR
Pint ttaar ftwUi tr
llfr)W
IlrlBK wy&ur NmIM remJfluK-Ws M wtll x u imi e
maker la Omw, Ut. Wm. ArtHienK. Jr.
Oregon Dead.
William Lowo Hodgln, u plouoor of
tMitli Ctillfornlu mid Oregan, died In
ludoiHindeiice Saturday, aged 71 yuurs.
Mr. Ilotlgln.ur "Pup" as he was onlled
urovsod tho plains In thu spring ot
I8lu, going to California, whore he
romtilawl until IIih fall or I.HftS, when
ho mnvwl toOrognn,
The remains of Mm. Kate Auder
mmi, who dld or pneuwoulA on Thurs
day evening, were InUrred in the
llilltMtroomtry onHtunlity. Ttw
dwNMted was barn In County klUhtr,
ItelaiM), JiiNuary 1, 1 KM, mid at the
ugeof 7 ewlitmled with Iter wrenl
to Lm)l, M.im In 177 w uurrlrd
BetiJuuilH A wlerwMt.tlie eoupU sliorilv
after hvIk to Nebraska.fruni which
nUto they earn to Qttquu In IMTT.oad
sU)l ner lrHilenUm.
Dr. W. V. Urultl. :o Owgtm 4wl
WaihliiKUiu iikmeer, died nt Hpnkftov
wiBeturduy of oomoHueof tltebnlo
IU left a bruUier auvl aitver la Port
butd. awl a wire and tli v oU.Uhmi Id
BaokMHe. He wait n graduate t d
latuetu UHlTrity.
IfbytMMM AMur.
Tit fotramr mhiUA! of tbe PrM
tyurtah PfctiKa wl ewtgroKHitm
Moytl a matt 4eiuMt ereetite Snt
Mnly U nt Ut lioeM) at Mlw Murt
Hookwell on tVatr itrw la Wlrrllj
atNiUIOtt.
THi Httims nrkM were wU ailed
wlUiHwnfty gtuwu who tpeot toe
oveolug hour rtnitt mtMilly to kuhm
ami Hitwl ; aed Mwtel etutu
At tt wntiwwWe utoeient telroak
weuU werr aHHouHewl ui liiek all
till frill ttwtlee slmrt m a(ttr
whluh tlu ruu dlsnejoi, all Utfuk
Inu their IwettM for U geoeioiM ex
rtkf w Uotiuiity.
TWe L1m4k IHmm
titwlta, over-New York Itaektl ttoit,
Oitu um any pietHie yw wty m- or
(rletttls or rekUw. We pit Die
Mwmt-UnUNi; ue any toln mi.
Thc8kerfle Hmkc
wMke ttone ut U Cimw atwl ttut
Ih a HMMsure tteMUHU fir hi, y...,i.
and untuiMod Iru'ivrn oi.i
iN aUPRBME COURT.
Uurnett Sustained In the Linn
County Contest.
Anna M. Molfelt, respondent, vs. K.
II. Tli'unpson. np)ellanf,ordcred that
mandate Isstto to the court below.
A ndrew Korshaw,appellitnt,vs, Win.
M. Luld etui, respondents; appeal
from Multnomah county. Argued
and submitedt
C.T. Dickinson, appellant, vs. Fied
Shcaller, respondent ;ordorod on stip
ulation that respondent hayo until
February 1, 18W, to serve and file his
brief.
Phillip Morrlam vs. The Victory
Placer Mining Company otal, appol
lants;argued nnd mibmltted on mo
tion to rtlsmlsH appoitl.
J, S. Vanwlnkle, appellant; vs.
IVnnk Crnbtrec, respondent, judg
niontnlllrined opinion by Monro. .1.
Kslwrg-Gunst Cigar Co. appellant;
vs. Cltv of Portland, rospondontjudg
nioiit of tho court lielow reversed
opinion by Bean, J.
W. J. Shipley, respondent; vs. Frank
Hackcny nppollont, Judgment af
tinned opinion by Wnlynrton. V. J.
Waldomar Slton, rcspnndont, vs.
Bnlph Hoyt Troas. nppollont Judg
mont alUrmcd opinion by Wolverton.
C.J.
m --
LOST A Shrlner's Kiubloin, rindor
will please rottirn to ration's Book
storo and receive u liberal roward.
MO tr
Of the balance of the Stock Dry Goods Store at 257
Commercial street, from the 7th to the 21st, daily and
evening, The manager has arranged with several
traveling men to sell their samples at auction, which
will be sold at the same place, ,
e
t
In the Samples
there is only one of a kind from a baby's hood and
baby's stockiing to a man's necktie or suspender, over'
shirt or undershirt, sweaters, capes, jacketsvamong
them the very best goods of the samples, Some spien'
did underwear for men and women, There will be
over five thousand different articles, among the drum
mers' samples which are to be sold at auction only, but
the balance of the dry goods stock will be sold at private
sale and auction. This sale will be a treat to the ladies
and gentlemen who attend, as the samples are all firsts
class goods and all are to be sold without limit or reserve,
S, FRIEDMAN, Auctioneer.
57 Gommerci
street
OBITUARY.
It. Mllei'Norve I'lattcntSSa l Btiaruigut
Slaughter...
...on LAMPS
FA NOV UltOUKHIIY
(1LARSWABU
And till Holiday Hood will bo Mild
at any price from now mi. Come nnd
soo tho goods and you will Imi overcome
with our low bargains.
SONNEMANN
tin: mtcKKH
124 State t
Telephone SI
Wcley Looc. uud James oinlth,
.. II.. II. .......... l.....n InlM.ul n,..
IJI rill it uilllin.j, innu jiiiiii.ii una .liiya
lliiL.ni nt. 'Pniuiiiiii. tir n.iv.snn ' .'.
U ..V, - w .,
City. They leave with three horses,
via boat, on Tuesday.
Bev. L. F. Clark, accompanied ny
Mrs. Chirk and little daughter, have
returned to tholr home ut Philomath.
Bev, Clark, Is the presiding elder or
tho Cnlted Brethron church, and hold
quarterly services In this city last
Sunday.
Mrs. Percy Willis, or Siilem, and
MIh McQrllT, or Portland, will go to
Manila on the transport, leaving Sun
Francisco January 2fi. Tho former
gocii to Join lior husband, Major
Willis, and the latter to becumo the
bride of Lloutonant Balph Piatt.
HKW.TT. At the family homo u boot
six miles north of town, btindoy
morning January II at (1 o'clock
Henry Hewitt, aged 70 years, of
pcneunomla.
The burial was held today at i!
o'clock In the nrtcrnoon, tho remains
being laid lo rest In the Hopewell
cemetery.
Mr. Hewitt came to Orogon In ISIJI
and ror Gfiye.irs has lived In and about
Salem, an honored and substantial
citizen. Tho desease which caused
his deuth attacked him about ten
ago.
Tho deceased letivos, bosldes u wlfo
nine sons to mourn his loss, and one
or them ox-Clroult Judge Henry II.
Hewitt, or Albany. One daughter,
Mrs. Ann Thornton proceeds her
lather to tho grave.
Money Refunded.
Satisfaction guaranteed when you
useSa'cm "Special" Hour. Money
back If you don't like it. I tr
The New Process.
The Salem Flouring Mills "Special"
Hour Is now better than ever. Try
It. I tr
Bay State thigh boots for men nt
$.'1.35 to close out at the Now York
Backet 1 1 2l
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup la mill in tho
lead. Tho people heeni to like tills
old reliable cough medicine, and wo
don't blame them; It is tho best
remedy for a deep-seated cough or
cold, nnd will ctlect a cure In one day.
BOO'llI.-At tho family home In
1 South Salem Sunday, J.n, Ifi 1S00,
Mrs. Verena Booth, wlfo of J. C.
1 Booth aged &t, of appoplexy,
J Somo tlmo ago Mrs. Booth scalded
I her foot quite badly and wus confined
J to her bed. The Injury wrs healing
rapidly aud Sunday morning Mrs.
Booth ate a hearty breakfast. At
' 10 o'clock sho suddenly sank uwny
I and death cumo unexpectedly.
Special Sale
Now On..
Killed by Eating Pork.
FAiitiit'itv, Neb., Jan. in. As it re-
Fiilt of eating pork from a hog afllictcd
with trichinae, Rika, daughter or
August Kcllcrmun, a farmer near
here, Is dead. Her mother can
but n few hours and thu father
live other children arc 111.
neighbor boys named Pruthust,
partook of the food, nro very
with slight chances of recovery.
hog butchered had the appearance of
being In an unhealthy condition, out
tho extreme poverty of t he Kelleruiati
family InOnccd them tn utilize It for
rood.
live
and
Two
who
low,
The
IlPMiity I. Illootl Ilccit.
Clean blood means a clean skin. No
lion u lv without it. L'Afccaretn. Candv Catlmr
j tic clean your blood and kevn it clean, b)
i stirrinir un the lazv hvor and dtiving all Ira-
uriuoi I io in tno noiiy, ucgin lo-oay to
j and that sickly biboun complexion by taking
wurnniGin, uvauiy iur lull I'l'llin. illl iliu.
(tit, AAtiitfactioi) gu.irnnteed, lOe, 25c, 50c.
ni
U.1
Seo Wlggln's ad. "n tlrit jvago.
Do not fail to visit
Friedman's New Racket
Mens Urst grado thigh boots ro-t Mrs. Booth Is tho sister or Mrs.
duciMl ui .'I.iW. We have Boston 'llugeno Willis nnd Is well In Salem,
WnunMHtkpt: and "Ooodyojir Gloyo" j Tiie runoral will be conducted from
brands. Tho Now ork Baoket. 1 1 St . Ul0 ,amy omc ,n SouM, SaIen,( nonr
r ! tho brick store, Tuesday afternoon at
j 2 o'clock. Bev. W. C. Kuntncr, of
the Congregational church, and the
pastor or the Geruiau Methodist
ohurcli, of which denomination Mrs.
Booth was a meaibor, conducting the
ceremonies.
ON CHINA AND THE FEW
VASES AND BANQUET
LAMPS WE HAVE
LEFT.
Attend our special sio and you will
save enough that It '.will pay to buy
now.
fry Schilling' Dot 'm and tmkinir powdu.
2nd Annual Clearance Sale Now Onirr"?1.
M1 UI OlHI
Clothine and Dry Goods at Great!::r
Reductions.
REYNOLDS- At the hmno of her
daughter Mrs. A. C. Harold, No
ftfi Thlrtomith btreet, Sunday even
ing, Jaiuiary 15, 1800. nt II o'clock,
Mrs. W. C. Reynolds aged 52, or
paralysis or tho lungs.
The funeral will bo held from the
Unltod Bretliorn church. Tuesday
II o'clock. Bev. Anson
Cox of Sootls Mills, oillciatlnc. In-
Ill be had In Lee Mission
Large line of ribbon remnants at 10g
Misses' union suits, worth 50c for 25c
Ladies' union suits, worth 75;, for 50c
Glovcs from JOc up
Laces and embroideries. lo a vord up
Fine table linens, dress goods, blankets and trunks,
prices all reduced, Suits for ths small boy or the big
man,
FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET
CuHNWt CtXMMSWCUL AN'O STATKibTWOTS,
Al.HJUQKaQN
Nearly
JACK At tho homo of Mrs. E A
Ttmberlake, atMolmma, Or., Win
nie, the little daughtorol' Mr. L N
mitt Kiuuitt Jack, of croup,
two years old.
The family cumo from Chouoy,
Wash., about two woeks ago, and woro
IslUngrouUly and frlonds. Thoy
Uav a host or rrlends both hero and
In Washington, who yuipatiilMi with
with tham in their boroavement.
I
Mote Apple Butter Wanttd.
! Does any one In Willamette valley
, make apple butter for sale .- 1 want a
kfttr or more. Addr., ;7l East Mor-
i rteot street, Portland. Or. I -in ait
i -
' To ilurs Cundliutlan Fau,...
iffrWf CwriJ? CuU,arUc tde ortte,
it tt a CL tall io our, droigfou refund aoaejr!
""" it
An Ugl Tramp
aliwust wssrud a nervous Uuh to death
MtbvnrMt lat evening, but ii d
J !?. V1 lYwb ,Mfl',e fr0l Branson and
Oo high grade pnwerles completely
restated im stre8th.
U&VS. t!lViJrffnmlmon'yI
Yokohama Tea Store
REMEMBER OUR FRRSH
ROASTED COFFEE
AND TEA.
FREE DELIVERY.
Wood - Coal
Good Dry Fir and Oak Saw ad and De
livered. Tine True Burning Coal.
AMUSEMENTS.
REfcJD'S OPERA flOUSE
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Tuksday, January l".
Tho Guaranteed Attraction
ARTHUR C, AISTON'S
Powerful
Company In...
Tennessee's
D. S. BBNTLEY & CO.
siii-i',vfcor t.i Sun-m Improemenl C..
;m I'rln. Kront and l hewelcin St.
Pardner
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Comedy 1rama
STRONG OAST
SPLENDID
PRODUCTION
Prior
50, 7J, $1.00
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS!
stock. Every
The Emporium..
Are now closing out their entire
article in the store to go at prices
Regardless of Cost
Now is the tims to secure some rare bargains in
China, Scmiporcelain, Vases, Ornaments, Brie a
brae, Fugs, Portlerres, Lamps, etc.
Stock and fixtures for sale in whole or part.
'TJHLR EMPORIUM
309 Commercial Street.
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