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j&
P.
GRAND CUM AX!
To vtrlnd up our annual winter sales.
, we will bold a
Grand Clearance Sale
OfVeWeek.Jari. 6th to 11th, Inclusive.
Bargains in all Departments.
HOLVERSON'S
OA8II
STORB
Cold Weather Suggestions
BCOTOtl OLOVE3
Soiuotlilnfcntlrrljr new. grotty
colors. Just the thlug for unld ,
day COcpalr
blLK MUFFLERS
Lark' 6 lino of plain and fancy
ones. 81. 1.CM, 12.00.
OAPBSvAjND.CpLLARBTTIW
Evcry garment at flpeafnl price
10 cloo.
J. J. DALRYMPLE k C0.
A
New Thing..
Wo nro nlwnys strictly up-to dat
and watch for now things to offer
our customer. Wo can cluing
yotw Gold Rimmed Glasses to
Rlmlcnof tho latest style. Com
and eo the work. All kind ol
spectacles repair dono and made
taiiie at new.
iSYES TB8TED
fume
G H, HINGES
m COMMERCIAL STREET,
Returned Home.
MrrA?d Mm. E. N. Urnnson and
sister returned to Sheridan today.
Mr. Ilranton rutt been under trial
uicnt at the Suleiu hospital slnci'
Qctnbor .10. for bono disease. Mm.
Hrunson has hud two operation per
formed, each tlmo having buna re
inoyci). Onco from her knee Joint
and ttireo inches of the tibia bona
removed from one of hor legs. Mr.
and Mr, Kransun both speak highly
ot Hie Buluiii hospital and commend
tlio kind mid clllolcnt .trc-itmuut of
the nuruM.
Imtltutcd.
A camp or Royal Neighbors, tlio
ladlcit' uuxlllary to tli eMudern Wood
men of America, was wtw Instituted
by thn supremo oraalo from tlio Eil.
The oatup starts out with a lino Hit
of charter iiictubom. Tlio now camp
was named In honor of Orouun's state
flowering shrub,"Oregon Orapo."Thls
U HiuilutiMuipof Royal Neighbors
on llio Paoltlo coan, A full pt of of
tlcuri wcreclccled. Tlio new camp
will meet on Saturday i.lght in con
Junction with the Modern Woodmen
of America.
TO CURD A. COLD IN ON II DAY
Take Laxative lIrou.o Qululue
Tablets. All druggist refund the
money If It fall to euro. 26c, Tlio
genuine ha L. li Q. on each tablet.
Wet weather shoes
You nerd them. Wo have them to
sell. Come and oe them. Try tlicm
on. Price Ilium ami we are mho you
will lake a pair. They aroall solid.
They lib woll aud wear well. Wo ouu
lull men, women and ohllurou.
Some rubber good left
Tue we desire to olow out. Low
prleosoo Uieiy. Men' Long Hunting
Roots for fit.
Twelve only
Ladtai' Mnaklotwufrs in tock. Wo
rooGerlng them at oxaot wiiulowlo
COSl.
KJFjUing Corset
Henietybor wo have a full flock.
Kwyone warrant!.
WilMro$r& Co.
SPOT CAlill HOUSE.
Mrtt Puur South irf the IVutooicv.
.Standard Pat5e.ni bast awl
OllMtp-J
HHBniHHnpiB
CASH
STORE
PLUBir uaph-
Vcry swell seal Plush caps to
kerp Juck Frost from nlppjng
yiur cars nHoaw
HEAVY WOOL JIOSU
SUro cure for cold feet 2opalr
OVERCOAT
Heavy leaver, finely tatlore'd,
full Of solid comfort imu
wear UOcncli
NINTH GRADE ORAUUATK8.
TWiiity-Six Yaunff Hslemltes Prepared
for Life's Rattle,
On Wednesday cvonlng at 8 o'clock
the"A"claHOf the Ninth (trade of
tho Salem public schools will present
the following program of graduating
exercise at Reed's opera limine.
I'lUXMAM.
Mtitlo Orchestra
Invocation Rev. It. McKlllop
Pastor of tlio First Raptlst church.
Amazon Drill Lincoln school
Music OrchcHtra
Presentation of class.
"The Nation's Volunteers"
Nclllo Orcna Spong
Tlio Annexation of the Hawa
iian Islands". .... Ira Hamilton
A Vocal Kolo Woodland Heranado. .
(Anuclo Mnsohornnl) Ella
Amelia Rlncman
lrrainniinli.il J I'l. NottlO Ik'ckncr
tcompanlbtsj V0lliLc0 Nlcklln
'Tlio Mnrtyrs of tlio Maine"....
JCatliorlna Gertrude Rashor
Address to the Class.. Hun. II. F.
Mu I key
Premutation of Diplomas. . Dr. W.
II. Ilyrd
Musle Orchcstr
DMII Tlio Vestal Vlrln"....
North Huhool
Music Orcheitrn
. UIIADUATINU Cf.AHH.
Ira Hamilton, Ellen Rait, Mnrlan
Ethleen llotrlok, Dolllo Hubbard,
Herbert Lolh Junk, una Mabel
Rranson, Arthur Hepburn, Aunn La
Verne Kautnor,Halllo Hortenso Wat
son, Alum Ktoll Pohlc, Lydla Rich,
Frank J. Yannko, Ella Amelia Rlnc
man, Kathcrlno Gertrude UiiNlior,
Mlnnlo Maritarcl Hruco. Roy 1). Dyrd,
Daisy Delpheun Otis, Emily Alice
HorKau, Ada draco Dayton, Ralph A.
Cox, Marian Alma Rlankonshlp, Oar a
Anncilcy Roxorth, Ulanch Elltabe'h
Illldwc, Ettua Ruth (lyrno, Marvarot
Helen Bouthwlck, Nnllle Orctiu
SK)II.
D. W. Yodrr, principal of the Kat
school and Ihatoachur of Ninth '-A'
clan.
TlioronroO!! pupils In the ninth
itrjdo, " of wlium will uruduato In
the a novo ch.n, uud the urado will t o
doubt w tilled n full iin before As
usua) 10 cents udmUslou will bo col
lated to defray tlio ox pen w of the
tsyenluir. Tlekola can bo nbtalnod at
thtt. door, ami all lutoroslcd In our
public sohools arc Invltxl to lm proa
ont.
The Homellett Mao in Satan
A well at tliohuiiiUoniMt,, am) ttUri
ara InvlU-d lu wll on any druggist
and get freo a trial txittlo of Kwtp's
RitUani for tho Throat and Lung, u
rouiwly that U gtmruntwd to euro ami
bcllovu all Chrome aud Acitu O.ugh.
AsUitim, Rrunohllls and Ooniuwn
tint). Prleo Dfte. aud too.
Incorporated,
The following euuirwny HItlarUlw
uf IWhui8rilon in llw ervutry of
Mate's Mflleo yesterday:
MlnurA? Coutpaiiy, oumpuMMl m( W.
u. Nlnur. 81. D. Clark and W. U.
Irwin, lngouoraliuerhamllilng, VA
a oapltal stock placed at ti,P00, lu
uarv4ufl00Mch, nnd lwduarUir
at ueppner.
Money
Refunded,
batliragtlDn guawntwil wln you
uwbaiwn 'SpaI?r rkmr. Moiny
iMok if ym don't like lu Uf
See tltt Vletary Oil Jai tn0, at
W OUHunewlal suwu Na wiuk. imi
HallifaotlDt)
ixir, tie smikm no dirt. .Voluht isib.
iiMtauynxMii. ClieaiKir than wxmk!
23ll
ALL STYLES
uonsmore-. -I1MJO
New Omiury ... lalfc
New Ytut in in
TypewHte8forRcnt
Salem Tyfwriler Exchange
a4 Renteiy.
i M. LOOKWOOD, P
uaico pbouo 40, lt. Piwae M.
288 Commorolal St,
SALEM. OUU
mratmmm m a
JUDOE BURNETT'S COURT.
Adjourned Term Held and Some
An
Cases Disposed Ol.
.fudce Rurnctt today held an ad
journed sotuoo of the Octolxr term of
DnnnrtmoriL No. J. of toe Marion
wiuntv circuit cou.t. and made
the
following docket entries:
A.Rush vs.Rlchurd Grain, motion
for sheriff to make deed: prcmsnt sher
iff ordered to make deed.
Stato of Oregon vs Wllllard Rlrrh
ard, rapeicontlnr.ed to June term.
H. W. Upderafr vs. T. II. Wilson
action for money continued to Juno
term'.
Win. Rlimy vs. a. L. Adklns, notion
for money; continued to Junotorni.
G. Mucoke v. Dan McCann et al.,
action or money? default and Judg
ment as to Ah Leo, with order to
sheriff to apply attached money on
JudKnient. Dismissal as to other de
fendants.
G. Mucckc vs. Dan MuCmin ct til.,
action for money; default and Judic
montustoAh Lee; dlsml'Hcd as to
other defendants.
E. It. LlllentluM ct al. vs. Wm.
Mcheurur, possoMlon of hop?; settled.
Salem Truck Si Dray Co. vs. North
western Btovo Foundry Co. vs. et al.,
action for money! settled.
J. L. Nioelv'tnii vs. D. A. Mattlson
j action for money; continued to Juno
term.
V. Wattlcr vs. A. 0. Kecnc and W.
A, Kecne. action for money; settled.
John tiavaKO Br, vs. Rankin Edtrnr,
action for money; dcfalilt nnd Judg
ment with order to acII altnchcd prop
erty. W. E. Mitchell v. Orcon Woman's
F Sc II. Flbro Association, action for
money; demurrer rtrlckcn out on oral
motion of plalntilf, becaiiRc lllcd with
out service,
T. O. Andrews vs. J. II. Rrown ct
al., action for money; default and
Judgment.
.foil ii Dorcas vs. II, G. Wrluht etui,
action for money; motion of defend
ant to make complaint more dcllnltn
and corlnlu overruled.
Mary J. Shaw vr Mnry E. Shaw, ac
tion for money settled.
S. Uoblenl. ys, Geo, Sun, action for
money; default and judgment
Juntos Denton yo. Bam Rurrows, ac
tion for money; settled.
W.G. Stanton vs. D. II. Weyant
and wire, action for money; settled.
C. Ii. Thompson vs. 8. A. Ronn ct
al., action for .uoucy; default and
Judgment.
EsburjrGunst Clar Co. vs Peter
Reader, action for money; Kittled.
W. J. Van Bcliuyvnr vs. Peter
Header, ncllon for money; settled.
L, CoblenU ct al. VHPoter Reader,
settled.
Charles CellarlotiH etal., vs. Peter
Reader; settled.
Thos. II. Taylor Si Co. vs, Peter
Reader; settled.
Capital Lumbering Co, v. Joseph
R. Renoit, action for money; demur
rer to complaint sustained; leave
granted to plaintiff to servo and
llle amended complaint by February
7, IbUU; tlio defendant to answer tlio
same on or before Februrry 8, 18W).
John llutthos ys. J. N. Raker, ac
tion for money; loavo Kruuted to)
plaintiff to Ilia amended ailldavlt for
publication, and continued to .Itino '
term.
Trustees Jefferson Institute vs. G.l
L. Thomas utul,, action for money;
settled. i
Thomas, Wall Co. ys; J. N. Raker;
action ftr money; continued to Juno!
term,
X'llliu Woodward vs. Arohlu T. Rd
tuunon, action ror money; sottluil,
MiJuhuson vs. W. L, Jones, notion
for money; continued to February
term.
The regular February term lwglns
Monday, tho lath.
GRAND JURY WAS LUQAL.
Supreme Conit Rendert Decisions In ihc
Witt Case,
Two opinions rendered Monday by
tho supremo rottrt In the Witt casus,
appouled from tho olroult court for
Marlon oouniy, have an Important
homing on the status or the lust
grand Jury, which ouiittldeml the olr
oult judgiMhlp uUutlon fraud ousoo
ami ruturiiMt Imllctmenu against
svn irouilnut eltiutus of Salem,
though th (luostluu of iu lwgullty Is
notdlrwjtly utunhwl upon. eitMpt as
nwwiryln theoa dttohlad. The
lililoryof thmsi and ths otmalu.
iIohshn nmehetl Uj- JimMco Rhi.!
wiw wruw tiM opjuions. ,
Ilw itiilnlou tys "It (Uto Indict,
menll nlmrg. that the defendant
did unlawfully and felonloiudv iU
awl toal Mit a dwelling bo4tn
one W gold pleci, eu;.. :ml tlila is
siiitlcleut tw su.uiu Km oonvktlmi."
The Jwlk'uiHiil W alllrniod.
The oleeilMi fnititl easos w til tM ClMl.
ddeiod by another grand Jurj- at the
lermof court willed injuwhw In this
olty next Monday. It mile opinion
ofMimeof the laval (rtitomlty thut
ill the defeiMUuts lu these oaios. oi.
cepta.T. lUohnnlkou, who w rap-
iwauiou uj- jwikf imnnelt, walvod
tholr rlRht tu oujevt to the ludlet-
niont, roturnod, anil quashed last full,
hy Mine a motion to nu.un m ,h.
amo time uiey niml adenjurror, inas
much as it Is u rule of law "that this
wiuuwi must tw mudu beforo ttie de
murmroi plixi, and If not so made
the, dafendant h pwojurji f nwt nos
wards vUinllmK.f r the wJoo
tlenswhlnhhels bIIuwihI ti prownt
n fciMh motlun."
Re4 Catefully,
hen write us itrooiueTn aud sw o
about tint Miuro trip, ve Van ?
..k.u 'vmvr, iUICK time a IK a
aoiuroruWe Umrrwy. The N . i. l R
U the ptilla .avorllp. Coin in A 5
riu nA.wi uAkw..A ..,:.. .. -...'. ,
n Thouas, Wait & Co., Ag't.
SORE
LUNGS
Sorolangn.palnWtnocncBiianuuaiu-
" . .. . t .1 -I-.
ful breathing 1
reathing aro quiCKiy rouovtii wu
Si bC&
ab!o remedy -breaks up a com in ono
night nnd fa, without doubt, thovoiy
best mcdiclnofornll nfTectlona of tho
tSmT . H9M
Wf Kifn I 1 Cfl
ft JbsHsMT i I
Cough Syrup
Will quickly heal soro Lungs.
DoiireniU nd plfant to tike. Uoctorf
reeommnd It. Price cent. At all droegUtt.
MORTGAGE TAX.
Continual Jfiia Flrt 1'ase
Roberts Btruirirlcd with one of the
strongest urKUmonts against the bill
that, tho rate of Intcrost Is fixed, like
all prices, by tho laws of suppl nnd
demand. Any restrictions on tho
lender will rauso a rlso In the rate of
! Interest.
McQueen stated that lie would voUj
for tho bill under mental protest, be
cause he knew that his constituents
favored It.
After tlio subject had Iwcn well
threshed out, Moody's motion to refer
was voted down, and the bill then
passed by tho following vete:
Ayes- Rlackaby, Rrattaln. Rutt,
Cumminifs, Curtis, Donnelly, Flaw,
Fordncy, FreeUnd, Grace, Oray,
Hiiwson, Jones, Knight, Krusc. Lam
Hon, Lewis, Marsh, Massinglll, Max
well, McAllster, McCourt, McQueon,
Nichols, Palmer, Platts, Bherwln,
Stewart, Stlllman, Stump, Thompson
of Clackamas, Topping, Virtue, Whit
ney, Wlhon, Wonacott, Young, and
Mr. Speaker; :w. Wi Republicans, 17
Union,
Nays-Rayor, Rrlggs, Divls, Farroll,
Hill, Hobklrk, Mooly, Morton,
Rccdor, Rolwrts, Ross, Smith, Stan
Icy, Thompson of Washington, Whal
lcy, Williamson; ID all Republicans,
5 absentees.
1IOUSH lltl.t.S I'AHHUI).
II. 15.76, vliltiiey, to tnx mortgages.
II, R, 100, Williamson, to amend sec
tion now of chapter LI V, title IV
of tho laws of Oregon, relating to
license for peddling merchandise.
II, R. l!.'i, Curtis, to amend section
2820 tltlo VI chapter XVII, rein
live to sale of real estate for de
linquent taxes,
11. II. 205, Flagg, for the rellof of J.
W. Magnos.
H. R. 222, Rutt, to regulate the busi
ness or mutual lire insurance
companies.
II. R. ir.l, Maxwell, to cnUiblisti a
fiscal agency In New York, to act
without compensation. .
HHNATR TOB80AV KOUKNOO.V.
Tltlltl) ItliADINO.
S. R. :il,Probestcl, prohibiting uso of
slot machines, Passed 18 to 7,
those voMog no being Rates,
Cameron, Dufur, II irmoii, Mac
kay, Mlchell, Patterson,
S. R. 102, Kuykcudall, to nmciid law
pertaining to Hluslnw& Eastern
Ralload Co, Referred to Judiciary.
S. R. H7, Proebstel.
to fix tho per
comuilsidoncrs.
diem of county
Passed.
h. K. 171, Harmon, for protection of
ttsli In Curry county. Pushed 20
to a.
S. II. 177, Kelly,
Passed.
Rrownsville charter.
S. R, 111, Dufur, to bttor provide for
anil regulato proceedings in Justice
courts, Passed,
I Senator Mulkoy Introduced a largo
petition of Marlon Co. tax payors
lirayiiig tor tlio iwssnjjo of H. R. loll.
anu inuviKi thut suld bill Iw brought
uotoro mo mtmto. The commltteo
ouiHWii or me Marlon Co. Senntors
was r.ii,tNl to return said bill and
It was plncod uiwn IU final passage.
This is Mitt bill Increasing the Marlon
enunty's shorlff's salary Troni 500 to
it,W0. Mr. Mulkoy made a neut
MAtomsntoriliosliiMtlnn aim asked
iisamattoror jiMtice that this bill
should imw.
sniUor Adam iiiada a spread wtglo
jMrun sjmhwii awinct thu bill,
M)iitir Mains also spoke against it.
Senator Reed in thu light or huro
Minse spoke for lh bill. He was f.
lowod by dilator Rrowuell whu niado
a MiMJouiet wumnMit of too situation I
FOlt COLD HANDS
Wewlllwll Um.
.h-r0 llKH' l'vr iinui ifncci
SftR ..1 '.'! MV fr i Hog
aUfyelou,WWoMl" """,K'
JJur laillM wool hiHiohs are ill oiil
more ami tlr, .ei,, ,,, "
wnl. '
iiiKtviv, witn tieeoe w.mi
UL.. "
FOR COLD IIUDIIV
WolliMgallof our wol nd
regular. The moi,s mv. ;""y
fmorly IS, aCZd
. UiIIh hqo stuu 3e upward.
lOR COLD FRKT-
'SiMnd socks! por cent out
totoo the t,la- Wo ln l!,l
WIGQIN'S
RAOKBT PRIOJM.
I and supported the bill, no also f flud
pnrfif the petition brought In, and
took the position- that while some
politicians miiilit want public officers
itoworkfornothlnjr, the Republican
Darty never stood in that position.
.. - . .1-.-- ,i.An rinninnnnrl H
senator aubihs ujui u-. -
, .1 caji Wilch slioweu Jiorrovy, rh,-
.n n.ti vshinii alinwpt) Morrow.
I ain 'S ab"nt
Ad-
journco m - !."
Sheriff Durbln'i salary bill, as It
I ,d Uie jIouse( ivlnn I1I111 000 a
dissenting votes, Adams nnd Looney. !
Prnmuent Taylor has 1. vital tho.
tnntnbcrs of the Seriate to a banquet
Thursday evening at Hotel Willam
ette at 7:'W. There will be music and
the finest dinner that Landlord Con
ner can "ct up for the occasion.
Governor Gccr tod-iy signed senate
bills relating to preparation of assess-
I tnent rolls; to provide clerical aid for
j Justices of the supremo court; charter
of Monmoutli; ciiaricr 01 uuiteviun,
charter of HIIIsboro;chartcrof Orants
Pas. House bills: Salary assessor
Jackson county; charter of Gold Hill;
charter of Marshfield.
Oov.Gcer this afternoon filed the
apportionment bill with the Secretary
of State without his signature'. The
bill now becomes a law.
DALY TEXT-BOOK RILL
Deing Delayed By Representatives of the (
Trust In tho House.
The book trust Isn't doing a thing
but getting In Its silent secret wor!fi
on members of the House wherever it J
can against the Dily textbook bill. 1
The House has an overwhelming ma I
Jorlty for this measure to break tho j
American Rook Co. monopoly held;
so long on Oregon. Hut tho trust
will work to delay consideration, to ;
preyent nctlon. In the great glut of
legislation. some 000 bills only j
heroic action will sayo this people's 1
mousure. ;
The plan of the text-book trust Is !
evidently to kill tho D.ily bill by dc- I
lay and misrepresentations. j
"Wait until all tho bills on text
books arc In from the senate before j
you pasii the Paly bill." This Is the .
nloa of the text-book trust now In the
middle. (
"It will bo simply taking Oregon!
out of the hands of one monopoly and '
putting It In tho hands of another," !
rinld a member today who has not yet I
mndo up his mind to vote for the
Daly textbook bill. He charged that I
11 Reston book firm was for tho Dalyj
bill.
Or. (tcrnard Daly of tho Senate, nn '
Union member Is staunchly support
ing Daly, of Ren ton, tho author of
the bill .vho Is a Republican. Rcpre- '
scntatlve Grace who was undecided at '
first, has dcclnted In favor of the Daly , '
bill as tho only textbook reform pos
sible ut this session. It will receive
the solid support of the UnUn mem
bers. Cold Spell Broken.
Thu weather forecast for Wednesday
Is: Rain or snow and temperature
warmer. Wind In the south
Ry TuoMluy night snow m the
valley will all be gone and sleighing a
thlngof tho past.
All operations at the Salem flouring
mill urn suspended owing to tho ice In
the race.
It Is thought that much damage
has been done to the lower end of It
owing to tlio largo amount of Ico ac
cumulating and It will be several days
yet before tho extent cut bo ascer
tained. Tho Ice detained the boats about
lialPun hour yosterday at the Oregon
City locks, Rut the looks are now
cleared of Ice.
All Ice Is now gone Hum the small
bays and coves along the riser uud
HteiitiiboHtlng will henceforth not be
interfered with by lloatlng Ice.
Skating Is spoiled on the big slough
and all coasting Is about at nn end
caused by the ruin. I
The cold snap resulted In Heeilng
thousands or bushels or nonius and
potatoes wlllte a scarce article. Good
seed poiatoos will command a high
price. IVi'itous Hint have been severe
ly ohlllml are not fit ror sood and
a large percent or tho seod thus ex
posed, even though nnt troaeii enough
to Injure them ror consumption us
food, will be unfit for seed.
Four Inches or snow fell at Portland
last night.
Oysters,
Oyiteriiiiren groat delicacy whan
.served friwh rrum thai fholl this Is
how you get thorn uud cooked to ordor
nt Strongs restaurant. 3-7.;j
Vaiurwaim..ruiwithl)r Mle r ?lii
WHOSE MONEY IH'YS Ity
Novor Uo oold for us to talk blclcle. !
We've had a raiment of folks In to
mo our linos, aud havo mudu sovmi
silos in spile of mini and snow. ,
Whan It comas to bicycle, gouulne1
bltychs, wheels that huvoa stand 1
tng ami tue rigtit Kind of .sum In
thorn, we have them,
ANOTHER THING -
We haven't a whuol In the houso"
even our $M one, that hasn't dld
steel hubs turned from the bar.
i hat's an Important matter, too.
luuiiuirt want aoneup nub made
u aini uu tumng
t Willi inibo
naugos preswa on. T
nojii-K"
homo time sure, Unite hubs will.
u grmoai.
Examine all hutw. even on
tt;3
9M or io. you'll sometimes
.in uuwp iiHos. unon jmt pay even
36 now yuu want k.khI goods Come
and see oar "tpwiiir at Uiat price.
It has soltd turned tl bearing
throuiiliouu BxetW spokes, 40
rear, 38 front. ShlUjr tnWng. In
dlaoapoRs otmln. etfeU. AD fully
warrantiHl from top to IxUton.
BAZAAR
. J
w waiaeiioiAr sTuaen?
Friedman's
Corner
Commenced to receive their spring goods. Among
them are some beautiful patterns of prints in 10-yard
patterns, only 60c in latest styles,
SOQ1B NICB GOODS
At 4c and 5c per yard, Good value in table cloth and
towels Bargains in bed spreads and quilts, Extra good
gsod values in embroideries and laces, Bargains in
ladies' and chsldren's underwear, The boss place to buy
your notions, at Friedman's New Racket. New stock ot
trunks and valises at Friedman's New Racket, The best
place to buy your clothing and hats at Friedman's New
Racket Remember the best place to buy your neckties,
collars, suspenders, shirts and drawers at
Friedmans
1
Death On the Ice.
I While out skating with a number
;of other boys at Independence George
' W. Phillips fell on tho Ice. Ills hotd
struck forcibly, nnd ho received in
juries from which he died in tho eve
ning, , Skating,
Skating Is as good cxerclw as saw -
ng wood-elther will help you to np-
' predate tho substantial menls fur-
j nlshed at all hours at the White
House restaurant bv J. R. Rnmorr.
. ... ..,.,,
e od
Peach
a 7 2w
For lagrlppo take Oregon
Hitters.
The New Process.
TheSnlem Flouring Mills "Special"
Hour Is now better than ever. Trv
it.
AMUSEMENTS.
REED'S OPERA HOUSE.
ONi: MflHT ONI.Y-KKHRL'AUV i!h
L. R. STOCKWELL
. In...
Chas. H. Hoyt's
"fl MidDfgbf Bell"
EAT9XOW OX BM.K
50c, 75c, $1,00
RKEIVS OPERA HOUSE.
ONK FKM'QKUAKCK ONLY
VCIIItl'AUY 7lh.
ViMber' anc'lulCoi.l)
WHO WINS"
l(Nldb rV.nlnd' ravonUj
MIKN'IK A. SMITH.
25c, 50c, 75c
ii
A Hot Cud of
! Coffee
j Is what makes a man, woman usd
child stullo those days, and If you
wanttobrtsuretogetlttry
l." I
oonnemans
lbs, for 50c kind
He has all grades, and at 2Sc he
7 a .. w ualIl by few
brands or Mocha and Java. i.ffee
is our specials.
-u
THE G ROGER
m ante at
TlPboae SI
SONMANN
Nt;W
State and Commercial Streets,
M
KflFFEE
A Cup of GOOD hot Colfee, not
n hot cup of Coffee; we mean a hot
cup or GOOD COFFEE, theso
cool days any one will npprecl
ntc It.
ir you wnnt something cheap,
fresh nnd better than package
ColTce.try our 12, or 15 cent grauo.
Or U you want a good Coffee and
NOT TOO HIGH PRICE
try the middle prlco, 20 and 23
cents a pound used to be HO and ."15
cents, and 7011 will have n GOOD
cup or Coffee
Yokohama lea Store
Telephone Red Ml.
Free delivery.
New Winter Shoes
Below All Competition.,,
A large stock of new
and childrca's footwear.
hSSS&f t,,e, taw ",111
Ladlos' Kid RuttotiandTiuo"r""
These bargains cannot
competition.
OSBURIM'S
M COMMERCIAL STREET.
Ol'l'OSlTB POfi'lvOmOK,
For two weeks only
Our cnlirc stock must be disposed of within
time wc have still
Many Good Selections
which will be sold lower
closing out.
THE
309 Commercial Street.
-.
Retiring from businew. Fixtures for sale,
net
t .
They All Say
mm
'IM.i l........ IIU 1.1.1 .1
Try It.
I tf
-im.-o.wuui oiwuim nour inauo liy
thut nsw machinery beats the world.
To cure La Grippe, keep warm, especially
the feet, and take tr. Allies' Nervine. T
S. C, STONE, M. D.
Proprietor of
Stone's Drue Stores
fULKM, OltEflON.
Tho store, (tno In number) nro located at
No. 3K ami m Commercial itrcot, and aro
well itocktHl with acotnpleto line of drug and
medlolnwi, toilet nrtlolei. erfumor)', bru'Oien
etc., etc, no -
Id!. BTONK
ItdttllAtl &nmn t.,ra AVr.ntn..A. ,.. .,.
ttront inmllolnoaiid now makcH no ohurse for
consultation, examination or proscription.
lines
m mens women's.
res
I,20 worth $l.r0
$1.40 worth $1.75
41.10 worth fl.
be met by responsible'
RACKET
SALUM, OREGON.
tliis
than ever to make final,
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EMPORIUM