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BUYERS
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Will take advantage of cur
Sale of
"..Capes, Jackets and Furs..
For prices have tumbled
out of sight
SAMPLES.
Black Beaver Jacket, corded scam, allk lined
Former price, 120.00 .....Now 814.00
uiuo weaver uapo, Asiracuan irirnmcu
Former prlco II2.G0 Now 1 8.25
.Fur Collarette, Hlack nnd Drown
Former prlco 11.60 Now 1 .1.00
Goods Cheerfully Shown
OABH
8TORE
HOLVERSON'S
UAHH
STORE
Union Label ft
A new line of Fedoras, crush and
stiff hats direct from the factory f
which we place on sale at clear
ance prices, Eest values ever
offered from 50c to $4,00 each,
J, J. DALRYMPLE & CO.
Watches
Vt.r.AUKit Tfxj
Main hi'iiiNOH 7G0
AND WARIIANTHl)
J'OltONH VBAIl
All kind of Jouelry repaired nnd
wirjo looniorai reasonable prices,
G H, HINGES
Watoiimakhk a.nii
Oitiuian.
890 COMMERCIAL HT11KRT,
The School Meeting,
Friday Jan. mill In tlio date for tlio
annual school meeting to levy tlio tax
for tlio current year In Malum district
-hoi. Friday Jan. 80lli at wat erron
touily published, Tlio olllclal cull
will appear In thU paper uoxi week.
DUoolution of I'aitncraliin,
Ilio public arc hereby untitled that
thomuilcal Inntruiuviil Hrm hereto-
oro doing a partncmlilp builnoiuial
wf -t1110. f ,lreot . undor Hio tmiiio of
W halo and May liaa bcoti dltwolved,
tho undcrilguod continuing as nolo
proprlotarund dealer In pianos and
oruaos. M.6w u. A. YYiui.5.
PERSONAL AND LOCAL,
Movementa of Residents and Visitors at
the Capital City,
Fur diMltlonol Ixc1 mulHodtlnce llilnt iiio
Walter Toozo, of Woodburn, Ih In
tlio city,
F. E. llrown U in JclTcrHon on it
btiHlncds trip.
Honutor John II, Daly Ih at his homo
at Ooryiillls.
Miss Roso Fry, of Albany, U tho
KuentofMrH.lt. A. Kirk.
H. L. Moorhead, tho chief clerk of
tllOHOIiatc. 1ft lit Ills hoiiiu In Jiiiu'tlnn
City.
KoiltttOM LoOtlOV. Mildvr.ll nml I
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urv ru iiiiKiiii mono visit iu nt t in r Hiuiuar Hyniiilon.H of ritiiiiiinin,. n
llAtiltil I fl.. .. i
CITY FINANCES,
Discussion of the Question of Bonds or
No Bonds.
Editor JoL'nNAt,: No bonds ' No
mortgages! arc good mottoes for
corporations and Individuals who
arooutof debt, or not seriously In
rolved, but, to the delinquent debtor,
the mortgage Is sometimes the only
means of hi j salvation, he must either
so securo his creditors or bo sold out
by the sheriff. 1'rlvato corporations
too, In financial straits arc often saved
from ruin only by Issuing long time
bond', secured by their property,
franchises and everything else of
yuluo they possess or control, depend
ing upon future growth and develop
merit for relief.
1'ubllc corporations although not
subject to the liability of tho sale of
their property under execution or
required to respond In a court of
bankruptcy on uccount of llnuncla)
dollnncnclcs, usually regululo their
conduct to tliulr creditors to accord
with that of private Institutions, un
constrained by the menace of u pen
alty to urge them to bo honest. lhc
are Just to thor creditors from a high
sense of honor,
few,
The city of Halcm Ih u dulmnucnt
debtor, so Involved an to be una bio to
reduce tlio amount or ItH overdue and
I fllAliinnrnrl nnmir lrirlr.n.1 with n ttiv
""- J-., .V., ...U....U HON ..
lovy up to the legal limit It can barely
raise an amount equal to Its current
expenses, Including tho interest on
Its Indoblcdncsti.lcuvlng Its $75,500 out
standing warrants unprovided for,
yet, In tho face of this state of facts.
Its council, In framing a new charter
for tho future, Influenced by bad ad
visors, absolutely Ignores tho situa
tion making no provision whatever
for the council to act for tho protec
tion, of the city's credit and -honor.
Every dollur of this Indebtedness Is
conceded to havo been regularly and
juitly Incurred, Its greater portion
representing tlio cost of tho city hall,
nearly all or tho remainder caused by
the loss to thd oil? of ono year's tax
lovy, by reason or tho change In tlio
mode of assessing nnd collecting city
luxes mado by tho legislature In 18IM,
Hut a fovr years Hi nee. tho financial
Integrity of tho nation was preserved
by the prompt action or the president
lu Issuing one hundred and fifty mil
lion United States bonds to maintain
our monetary iLimlarri, an act or
Justice to our creditors redounding to
our national Honor and credit.
In tho history or our own state
when the emergency camo wo re
sponded promptly with our bounty
and roller bonds and tho patriotic uct
was approved by tho people.
It Is probabhj that 1 per cent bonds
to run not to exceed 30 years iih pro.
vlded lor In the charter adopted by tho
Joint committee- or cIllzeiiH mid nlder
men, would command par or perhaps
a small premium. Tho fiilluro to mukn
somo cITecllyo provision In the charter
authorizing tho funding of our jut
MtaiiilltiK warrants Is to reruso to pay
tin honest dobt, and rerusal to pay Is
REPUDIATION; nogood;cltlzcn will
advocate repudiation, wo hear no
"such talk upon tho streets." 1 know
or but one who has acted hurald ror
those who cry "lot the bond Iml.inr
walt as tho warrant holder," or who
liaH exhibited In cold typo any "such
Laziness is a
t- or the liver and
I JlfiaSG stomach. When
LiOVMvJW a Inan Js ..out
sorts," Indolent and don't reel like
working, he need a few doses of
Ho9tettcrs Stomach Hitters to
liven up his digestive organs and to
stimulate his liver and kidneys.
It will U.nA4,
also pi t J.Jolvuv,A o
.nnar,gor Stomach
vitality -TV..
In his blood. DltterS
SMITH SPEAKS
Continued from Flmt Pge
AT MAKION COURT HOUSE.
ClirlJ Newley, aged 72, was commit
ted to the asylum after due examina
tion before Judge Terrell, and con
ducted by District Attorney Bum L.
Huyden and Dr. J. N. Smith. Newley
was an Inmate of tho county farm,
and has been dementod for two years.
One deed was Hied In the recorder's
olllcc today, us follews:
Henry Carter to Mary Hattlc W.
Carter, as trusleo for John II. Carter,
10'l I .'I acres of land In 1 8 s r 1 w, and
Into f. and f! In lilnnk I .'I WliltnpvM
The exceptions arc addition to the City or Stay ton, wd.
j no cac ui mm uu i. ivitk vs
Robert E. Kirk Is on trial before
County Judge 0. P. Terrell sitting In
nrobate court. Thcciifco Is tho result
of a family quarrel lu a great degree,
the plaintiff, who Is a co-executrix
with the defendant In tho estate or
her deceased husband, trying to have
the defendant dismissed from his
duties tis co-respondent, alleging that
lie will not, consult her In any trans
action and. uiakos no record or his
doings. The case will be u lengthy
ono as there are many witnesses to be
examined.
1, O, O. K. Celebration.
Next Thursday evening the Odd
Follows and Itcbckiili's of this city
will entertain A. Le Hoy, or Pendle
ton, special Deputy Grind Master
or I. O. 0. who will visit the city lu
the Interest or Odd Fellowship. An
entertainment will bo given and a
lunch served. All visiting Odd fcl-
Iowh and their families are Inyltcd.
1 20 It
hotiies.
John P. Moruack now employed at
Itosoburg Is In tho oily visiting his
parents.
John Ilrooks, tho druggist, accoin
panlcd by his sou Ilussoll, ls visiting
In Portland.
Hon. Bam II. Whlto unnt. in p..ri.
hnd today enrouto to ills home In
linker City, after sovernl duvn Hinv i..
Snlom.
Invitations havo iwon uu.i.i ...
about forty couple for the social
dunco to be given by tho Unity (lulld
ut. mu guiia nun huh ovonlng.
Harry Cuslck, of Alb.iny, was a
visitor lu tho city yesterday having
como down to attend tho Cuslck
Motsu wedding, the brldn lutn.. i.iu
eouslu.
-Vw & Jr
ifaCu-.
Wrltc IiiBuruupo In wliablo companies,
Soils UmlriMd tlakcu to all polnu Ksu
BoJU and routs all siyles of typewriters,
Offlco Phone 40,
Residence Plioue U.
2NJ CUMMHIIOIAI. KTItHW,
MALHH, OUKUUN
Table Linens and Napkins
Cut Prices On All Napkins
vilr.'.'iRffurX'K1"" "'" 1 Silk. d Mh ,a
Our peoplo are honest In their nrl-
vato allalrs, and I believe will require
municipal allalrs to be so conduuted.
The action of .the city council in
tho matter or Training a charter Is of
course Informal nod without any legal
weight .or authority; tho power, to
make oharlors not being among those
conferred by Its clinrtur. imnnn i...
Hood cltlreiiH of Salem, who an. Mm
real parties In Interost, should see to
It that this proposed charter. Iw-r.m.
It becomes a law, provide, for confer
ring upon the council umplunutliurily
til tutl.l 111.. ... A . . ...
s .mm U1U IirutKillb OIllHUltllllllt wnr.
rants by Issuing bonds, debentures,
curunuuios or oilier evidences or In-
debtcdness, on either long or short
time, as It may In Its wisdom ordain,
at tho lowest rate of Interest obtain-
ub11,0- J. H. AuiKirr.
Salem, Jan. xO, 181)1).
A Large Surprise.
"Tho boys" ciiglneereil n Mimrk..
party on John Voaoh last TuoMlay
u.uiiiiik wniou proyoii to tw u grotu
success. Slxtyllyo or his rrlonds
runglng In ago from two to botoniy
live yours Invaded his homo on tho
corner of Nineteenth and Fern
streets and.vory pleasantly oapiurwi
Mr. Veaoh, MJiitenoIng him to ut, ovo.
King of oiijoyiiioiit suh us ha i.ia
not hud sluee thoduysof his ore fwo
.Ullllll.
Tho Iioum was tilled to overllowlng
and all imwilhle amusements were
brought Into requisition to make tho
avtttiluir ikiw iiloaojiuiy ami with ad
mirable SUCCOkS,
' A 1 t .
oi uu iwu hours or the morn
Ing tutSHHl did tiu iu... ....... -
living Mr. mol. with th0 in, pres
Inn that I,! friends wow .indeed
No Signs Left.
"My little boy had u breaking out
on his limbs. We tried to heal them
by tho use of remedies no hud on
hand, but without success. The boy
then began taklngllood'sSarsaparllla-
Mil wns Knnti Imnmvlnis nnd iirnv lin U
cureo ano nas no signs or mo orup
Hon." iMiw. Min.n'ii: Dodson, St
Johns, Wash.
Hood's Pills euro all liver Ilk
Mailed for UTm. by 0. 1. Hood & Co.,
Lowell, Mass,
Chickens Chickens Chickens,
Doty's market 01 Court st. tele
phone 110. Special rates to hotels and
restaurants. Free delivery to all parts
of the city, order early.
m
Money Refunded.
Satisfaction guaranteed when you
iiso Salem "Special" Hour. Money
back If you don't like It. 4 tr
Among thoso or the political nor
suasion , who went to Portland and
other northern polu'.s this uftornoon,
were a majority of all three houses,
having adjourned over to Monday at
O .. ... I. .w.l.t 111.,. ., Ilj.l.. .1
-(..in, imimnn .mu il will 1 imjr tu,1-
sion,
Rall.vaysand transportation.
H. U. 110. Whitney, to amend sctlon
235, Hill's code.
Judiciary,
II. B. 117. Whitney, to amend sctlon
234, Hill's code.
Judiciary.
H.B. 118, Young, to provide for the
protection of razor clams.
Fisheries and games.
II. B. ill), Myers, to apply to the
mllltiary fund all money recalvcd
from the Uolted States govern
ment for transportation, etc.
Military affairs.
II. B. 120, Davis, to protect eastern
oysters planted In Oregon waters.
Fisheries and games
II. B. 121. Morton, to protect human
life.
Judiciary.
II. B. 122, Curtis, to regulate the driv
ing or llslitrap spiles lu tlic waters
or me state.
Fisheries and game.
II. B. 123, Curtis, to protect trout.
Fisheries and game.
II. B. 121, Curtis, to regulate payment
or fees In justices' courts.
Judiciary.
II. B. 120, Marsh, to regulate place of
trials In criminal cases in Justices'
court. Judiciary.
II, B. 127, Masslnglll, to provldo for
the physical examination of plain
tiffs lu actions for damages for
personal Injurlc?. Health nnd
public morals.
II. H. 143, Marsh, to provldo for the
prescryutlon and protection of
forests, game, wild fowl, etc..
Fisheries and game.
II, B. 128, Young, to protect crawllsh
In the waters or the state. Fish
eries and game.
(i. B. 120, Roberts, to prevent and
punish the driving or herding
livestock along or near public
hluhwavs (not toll roads) and
causing the same to be obstructed.
Roads und highways.
If. B. l.'ll, Shcrwlu, to promote the
beetsugur Industry In the state.
Agriculture.
II. B. 132, Krusc, to nuthorlc and
provide for the construction or a
Hallway over tho rails or the Will-;
ainetto river nt Oregon City, and
to appropriate money therefor. 1
Fisheries and game.
II. B. 131. Young, to nmend section
2450 of chapter XIII of tltln IV or
tho miscellaneous laws or Oregon.
Commerce.
II, B. 135, Ross, to nmend sections
3011, 3012, 301 1, miscellaneous laws
or Oregou.
Judiciary,
II. B. 130, Ross, to bar Inchoate rights
or curtesy or dower or minors, In
sane persons or spendthrifts.
Jiirllnllnry.
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m
II
9.6.,,
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
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, jacketsamong
them the very best goods of the samples, Some splen
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 first
class goods and all are to be sold without limit or reserve,
S, FRIEDMAN, Auctioneer,
l Gwrcfa.
bm.
II B 141 Davis. To amend section
1800 of tho laws ot Oregon.
Health und public morals.
H B 1 12 Brattaln To abolish private
seals.
Judiciary.
Dr. OtiU'a Conch Bytup Ih n 6ront
medicine- or intrinsic worth, il ro
uiovos a cough or cold quickly and
cures severe throat and lung allec
HoiiH In an astonishingly short time.
Sold by all druggists for only 25c.
Don't ToluftoSiiltiud bmol, uur lift jlnij.
To quit totmwo ennily oiut forertr, be mag
nolle, full of Hie, nrvo and vluor, tike No-To-IIbo,
tlio wnmlrr worker, that tiinkoi weult men
strontf. All ilriuitltu, MMcrll. Cureifiiaran.
teed. Iliioklet ninl aninplo free. Adilren
um.iug jiomoij to, cuicago cr New Yorlt
II. B. 137,Roberti, to authorize Curry
county odlclals to proceed nnd sell
property assessed for delinquent
taxes.
Assessment and taxation,
II. B. 138, Morton, to protect the &l
vergrny sqtilrral,
Fisheries and game.
II
the
Reed Paid the Costs.
' Senator Reed recovered the hat
j district attorney John II. Hull Joking
j )y took.but by tho tlmo the costs wero
j added to the value of tho hat It Is to
be supposed ho will keep It as a souvc
Inlr, thinking it too precious to wear
1 out.
Upon the senator's request the caso
againsi Mall was dismissed,' but tho
costs of the caso were taxed to him by
Justice Johnson. Some say that Mr.
Hall has the Joko on the senator nnd
somc-tlie other way, butthegentlemen
are probably both satisfied that It was
u success.
TODAY'S MARKRT.
nStSiwii. .,..,- I homo market. Early ant
30 DAYS
Special Sale
B. 130, Myers, to restore to
military rund certain money.
Military allalrs.
II B 140 Meyers. Kor the more Cft-I Udruui:lataBollDr.Allli Nervo Waatota,
fllrtltl iiriiiiln..ll..H .....1 1
iiuHuuiKuiiisiiiiiiii iuki discipline
or tho mllltla or Oregon.
Military affairs.
Oats-Whlto 4243c.
;; fomu per ton.
&P1-$.,6! oM cropde.
Wool-Valc.y, 10Vjl2c: Eastern
Oregon, mi it. ' lMata
Ti"SoI ' $I7i 8,10,lS' 818
.nVLiliirirCll,llkc,ns',nlxe(1'C03.75
turkeys, live, H'a20i
EijgH-Oregon, 25o jicrdoz.
. MldcA-3rocn, salted 00 lbs. ft7?sio
unAr "" 10, W7.u;sl'ccp pelts 15S20c
UK.
On Chlnaware and on the few
Banquet and Vaso Lamps that aro
loft. Umps now ranging rrtmi
$l.00toW.00, that moans a 17.20
Ump for MOD, n little Imh tlmn
wwt. Come now w hllo the swclul
stilo Is on.
Always ring up Tolophoue
Rwl No. ill ror good Frosh Roasted
ColToe and good Ton, and It will
be promptly delivered,
Yokohama lea Store
Slaughter,,.
...on LAMPS
FANCY CROCKERY
(1LASSWARE
And all Holiday Goods will be sold
at uny price from now on. Come and
seo the goods and yr.ti will be overcomo
with our low bargains.
AMUSEMENTS.
REED'S OPERA HOUSE.
TO-NIGHT
s
ONNEMANN
LAST
PERFORMANCE
"Alabama"
Oninnu TW.ii L. , .,
Butter Bcst'dalry, 2530c: fancv
creamery, B0c(tf58c per roll. ' y
t.ui iyiouc per sack. i
Hogs Heavy, 8 1.75. I
iil!itlo?.n?!iy'R"?o; dressed, 7c i
IJLlJIlllfl'IM .i .vn,v r.ii. ..n..... Art
2.75 dressed MO? 'tUYS' 'M
S.xr.KM MaKKKT.
Wheat-52.
Oats 35c.
Hay Haled, ;heat, S7.00
taUMOO wuole'" ots, :i.00; re-
Live cuttle 2 W3c.
Sheep Live, VSZOtfM.
Veal 5is.
wliLt,crTrDa,,ry 20c! creamery 25c.
Wool-Best.loc. Mohair 2oc.
Hops Best 1017c.
kk- i.-io in cash,
I'arm smoked meats-Bacon
liani, 10c shoulder, 07c. '
l'otatoes-30c. 'af,v"
A pples 30o.
Sc
The Tennessee.
Undersigned has still a few tlinu-
Stnwhnrrv
hundred. They
crrv. or for Mm
Vl .. nrl t.1 .....
r...i si. .. :. ..'' UUU UIHIIUIIll
.til, ivm is mo umo to put out to
M'LS),rlnKCr0I)- E. IIOPCB.
K w " Km lorn fir
II en u ty In lllood Ucev.
Clean blood means n clean Bkin. No
beauty without it. C.iscarcts.CnndyCatlmr.
tic clean your blood and Iceeji it clean, by
stirring up the nzy liver and driving all Jm.
purities from tho'body. Begin to-dav to
fed I J WJ'i H?i,a' tlotc!1C8 Mackheotft
?-nltlmJ Slclv ,J,I,0U8 comp exfon by taking
i. ca'ct"'7bynuty for ten cents. Ail drug,
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, fiOc.
CAR LOAD-Of wheels coming to
bulem. Wo nrp enlarging our nhop
and Increasing our facilities for
fiaklng repairs. Wo havo n large
assortment or new covers and guar
antee to satlsry our patrons. Bring
your wheels and umbrellas when
M? o8r .?ccUed t0 Gardner &
nin e,n2nl8,L,lbmy 8trect' Holmun's
block, next door to steam laundry.
t 1 20 tf
I0?.acy uaaa'lJW con?,Pa" trover.
v..oc. o. o. O. fall, Urueulsts refund money.
fpafeiSai!SS7
iv ' i
I Fine Commercial Work
TO-NIGHT
124 State at
TIIE.OROCER
Telephouo 51
REED'S OPERA HOUSE.
Cut Prices...
How'aTliis.
waft ?0?:Bci,,i."u',;te!!-..
not booi,fsri,7ii.TiW.r-."s?n
v. j. uiiKNMv ii ir.r.K . y.v
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WILLIS BROS, & CO.
tv,rJ,tJKK)r &"t'i vt
vwiumco.
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F. J. ri'i ZuZ",.Z'. '?' 'V Knjwn
hfi. v7, rr.y.rtv. ," ,n , and
bu'tVan.otui'lnrSnynlaB
by,lt..,oiXrutattyob,,nt,o"'
in. .U),.NlK KlNNAN A MAHV1V
uallv an.i .' ,.7" ...0" or-
fad W. T l'i HyX?
,,ttl,, 'uilyPllNarmhebost.
Tiey All Hiy
t)n iHld lousuf shoe. Whore we Imvo a brukau lin.
"put out the row remaining pairs at p" ",??
Onk Wkkk
commknci.nu
(Uwk. IHik thoiu over.
Two twlr CKHXlat Vtoi. silk
nl , k'.!0,, WW W
Tmi iwlrs, wmwotavi,'wro
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Ytwi'll .Und tlso ou tho bariin
tatolji nour the door. They aio S
e II so ym, our j75 t
! law or button, at .20j ,"UF iii
Ooothivir u.tl, ... i ,l.,.?.' Alu.r. -4
S'S- s at zwc as
u w u TV .?. ' S" PrlnB. line
a-o..,.rceTuSE
I'NDKRWKAR.
MACKINTOSHSK.
WOOL HOSIERY.
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fur t i.T, ZJ.Z' ""jy" "" te Hues
Jolt .ttrnuhU,Htrrf& IffWgJ
hrowu cover, only two roiuaffigV
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The Sugar Beet Industry
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V-..UKUU iiionc. ana tho iih.i. ..r..i i
groceries at Branson und Co's, are In
great demand In the city.
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Pr,c 25 and 50c
Wood - Coal
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS!
The Emoorium..
Are now closing out Ihclr entire stock. Every
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Regardless of Cost
Now is the time to secure some rare bargains i
China Semiorcelain, Vases, Ornament'eric
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Stock and fixtures for sale in whole or part.
THB EMPORIUM
309 Commercial Street.
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D. B. BBNTtOnr & CO
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