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New Dress Fabrics
New Wash Goods
New Silk Patterns
New Gloves
New Parasols
New Silk Skirts
;l ' New Wash Skirts
New Suits
New Sonne Wraps
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J. J, DALRYMPLE & CO.
1 SCHOOL BOARD REORGANIZED.
i
(Director Davidson Sworn In ond New
' Comm.'tieea Announced.
All members of the school board
were present at the rorular meeting
last evenlDK and Hon. T. L. Davldwn
was sworn In for a term of Are years.
A few email bill were ordered paid,
and the bid J. W. Rceres of 1500
for the block of ground owned by the
district In South Salem was laid over.
The chair and clerk were authorized
to borrow enough money to meet the
current pay roll in addition to M0 foi
Interest due on bonds.
The health committee reported no
danger from the defective sanitary
condition of the Eai School
II, T, Bruce being the senior mem
ber of the board will serve as chair
man the coining year, and announced
tlio following standing cemmittee:
Finance M. L. Chamberlln and
Wm. Clierrlnglon.
Jnsuranco Win. Oliorrlngton and
T. L. Davidson.
IteiMlru T. L. Davidson and II. A.
Johnson.
Supplies II. A Johnson and M. L.
Chamberlln.
The matter or electing a school clerk
was deferred to an adjournoa meet
Ing Thursday evening. The follow
ing named persons are applicants for
the place: M. E. Poguo, J. II. Scott,
L. I). Ilenryl Mrs J. O. Uozorth and
Mr. N,J. Lottrlz.
NOW
i 13,300 Saved Annually
1 A Plain Statement of the City Bend-
ing Proposition.
The Leader!
3PR1NG MILLINERY opening is announced for
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. March 24,25
and 26. The largest and finest display ever brought to
Salem.
Mrs. M. E. FRASER,
265 and 267 Commercial St.
Incorporations,
The Rob Roy Mining company tiled
articles of Incorporation in the sec-
rouuy's ofllcc. The capital stock of
the Co. Is 10,000. Divided Into shares
11 each.
Tiiomas Morris, E. P. Marshal and
W. U. Colo are the Incorporators.
The Portland Manufacturing Co. al
so II led artlclos. It will ma lufacturc
and deal In farm machinery hardware,
vclilaloH, steam engines and ull kinds
ot merchandise. The principal otllcc Is
In Portland. The capital stock Is
fixed at MOO.OOO, divided Into 2,000
sharosof the par value of 125 each, j
II. II, Emmons. Joseph Paquttt, J (Hi
ll. Hock, Thos. N. Jonklns, and J,
Frank Roblrnton. uro the Incorpora
tors, the last two being rosldunts of
Illinois.
The Oregon Hulldlng & Loan nsn
elation, of Portland, filed supplomont
ryurllclus, changing Its corporate
namo ti the Equitable Savings fc
Loan Association.
Always
Up-to-Date...
Wo uro now showing the
lutcttin
Rimless Glasses
Leah gold In mountings, still
stronger than ever, llemrmbcr
no uro the spuatuclo and eye
yluss specialists.
20 Years' Experience
Graduate
OpllinluiologlM.
Youn Bymh 'VmTir.v Pitms.
(IrnduaU) Opthalmologt, Oou
list. Prutiorlptlons a specialty.
G H, HfNGES
HALHM'S
OPTICIAN.
2WJ COMMERCIAL KTRKET.
THE WEATHER.
Cold showers and light hall at time
Imve kopt the fruit buds back. Pore
cast for Tuosday night and Wednes
day fair.
West LlounJ
rates from St, I'uul to Portland over
the Northern Paolllo It. it. J2A; to
Pendleton arid Walla Walla ttf,M; to
SpOKunet.A0. .'120 31.
Tiiomah, Watt & Co,
PERSONAL AND LOCAL,
DATES OF LOCAL EVENTS,
Godowsky.planist.Tuosday April II.
Btelndel Co., Friday May 2d,
City boud election. Thursday.
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March 30
Pretty
New Linings,
Ar what ym wM fc tkti mw dim.
V Ut Jul wkM yew mm4. W Ian
jul ntli4 lt Bi. U f Untas
ew liwn in HUm. NMr rtlk In M
Cl, Owt TuniuxW, titm Oiwv. ,N
IHao-M lf whin. Uv Uu44rl
Hrlnut r UiiM lifk "imt
Worwu." tt luitf tirl In M IU twv
ttmlltosiilmUMl&tWm, Vitor-
New Art Denims
W Uv pWnftwtt tJ io ikMi In
nw tvlon nt jUwu-jm t Uo Ut
Sea our now belt buaklos.
Men's and ouys swoatet.
YuUn tur low l'ti KW,.
Willis Bros. & Co
Jtint Door South or th iVwtofflce.
SALKM ORKflQN.
March Is going out with a loonlno
roar,
Ex-County Troasurer Goo L, llrown
wnt. In the oily yoslurdtiy.
Judge and Mrs.lt H. llaan havogono
to Kugeuu to stay a few days.
II. Jurgonscn loft last evening for
Kansas Olty, where he has a position
In a railroad uiiohluu shop.
Frank Ilodgkln who has been milto
slek with liwut tmublo fur several
days, Is aualnubla to be up.
Mrs. limma Cooper, of Talliuan.
who has been visiting her cousin Miss
Augusta Nun tun, went home today.
Pilot Smith, uf Nalaiu hus been en
gagod fur service on the now steam
UhiU He Isoxpeutotl hero tonight.
KugeneOuunl.
Oov. Ueor oamo up from Pnrtland
tmluy uud wuut on to Cotvullls to at
tend a iiiootlng of tliu ruusnts of the
agrlsulturnl oallvgo.
There Is a general kick at almost
none but piuli politlelmm being
uaiuod by County Ahwwor llutwrt to
make the nMHmout for 1899.
Gilbert llrvs. announoe the opening
uf their new tanking house at oorner
Wlateaml Llbwrty sttimU, about April
I, A large mfu is txrtng put In plusw
today.
lUm Nwholus uih! Miss Carey
Nlehutus of CurvullH, who Iwva Uwn
guiwUof the Neokwrmau awl Kugttr'
famllkM fur a k past, wsnt Iwhio
twlay.
District Attorney Hsydon returned
to Albany today to complete his work
at this term or court. Ho suys the
Indictment of ox-County Troasurer
Morris will nut bo tried ut this term.
It Is n clear cane but he will be iMvon
n oliiinco to pay out. The Lyons
murder cuso will go over to the next
grand ury.
Mr. J. J. Newmyor, lato of Central
City Nub., has purchased the Crupsy
Place III acre, adjoining the Indian
Training soli ml und with his family,
wife and four children, will soon bo
comfortably looatod on the h.iiiio, and
otht'r friends from Nebraska are ex
pected later.
Quo. llrown, ox-onunty treasurer,
returned to his home at SUiytcu to
day, whuro he is running a sawmill.
Mo Is being a good business and says
It boats sitting around the court
house utSalom.
Mrs B. J, Allwrt, bottor known as
grandma Albert Is ratting easily.
John II. Albert, the banker, was at
Cuuuoil Illui! this morning onroule !
homo, and will bo hero In thruo days '
Reserve a seat for the gamo that j
will duoide the tie between the ball
tennis of thucoutott.
To Cltr Txper
Apropos of thi coming special city election, for or against the
Issuance of bond. (March 30,) 1 desire to My a word to my fellow-taxpayers
us to the real significance of thtt elect. on, to themelve3f and
to the city Itself. , , M (
halern Is confrortod with the qoestlon of adjusting her floating
Indebtednos, (up to October 1ft, Mm, approximating H,000, rrlncl
pl, and $16,000, Interest, a total of JHO.ouu.) which bears Interest at
the rate of 8 per cent per annum, or M.400 per annum: and to do It as
cheaply and as safely as the rules of business will permit.
In assuming this duty, the council hss three chsrter-prlylledges
under which It may operate, nameljr: To bond, In this sum, at a rate
of Interest not exceeding 4i per cent and with the consent of the tax
payers upon property In the city; To lne refund-warrants, In said
sum, at a rate of Interest not oxceeding 51 per cent: And to levy
(next year) an additional 5 mill general tax upon the assessed values
of the city, making 16 mills In ull.
Which of the Hires expedients Is the safest, quickest and cheap
est ? This is the question to which the new council has lent its best
thought since It was piuced In churge of the city's u (fairs, and which
It has decided, with the concnt of the people, to solve with bond
Issuc. due on or before 10 years and at u rale of 4 per rent per annum.
There arc those in Salem, reputable citizens, heavy taxpayers,
who Inlslst that the refundlng-warrnnt plan I? the bett and easiest
way out of the financial difficulty. Hut Is It ?
In the first pluce, the warrants would not be as
attractive, as a commercial commodity, as the bonds. The
Integrity of a bond H Influltly preferable to that
of a warrant and the bond would sell quickly, while the
warrant, from Its very strangeness as an Investment, would
draw charily and dubiously, upon the Idle, but conservative, capital
of the pe'plc of Salem: and this wholesome objection aside, there re
mains the stalwart and Imperishable fact, that the bonds, at 4 per
cent Interest per annum, would cot thr olty i3,3O0 a your, while the
warrants, ut.1J percent interest per annum, would cost $4,400, a
difference In favor of Hie bonds of exactly 81,200. Another fact Is
entitled to notice In this connectien: when the-e matters were first
bruited here, oarly In February last, a syndicate of local capitalists
agn-cd to take un the outstanding warrant Indebtedness, provides the
rate of Interest would not be less than per cent per iinnnn, and
when It was found the rate was restricted, by legislative enactment,
to fii percent, the proposition was InsUintly declared "off " The
warrants us an Investment, must curry the limit of Interest fixed by
the charter or they will not be rooked at, u circumstance that bolsters
the conclusion that the bonds nrc rcullv the cheapest fur the city.
It Is said, by way of objection to the bonds that their Issuance
would entfin a fixed Interest charge upon the city of 3.1,200 per year,
that this must bunald semi-annually, thus entailing a demand for
new and larger fixed Income to meet it. This is true. Rut while
the city Is paying this new charge, half yearly, she Is keeping the
original debt within Its limit, and not permitting the Interest bill to
grow Indcllnltly, year In unu year out, to her subsequent undolmr.
Nearly one-fourth of the very debt she Is now trying to provide for.
Is Interest, pure and simple, nnd for which, she has nothing within
her borderj to show, except the honor and purpose to pay It.
It Is said, also, that If the dobt Is funned Into bond, a spirit
of ritaklessneM will follow In the administration of c!ty
affairs, und a new debt will be built up. only to be again bunded und
nut away for coming generations to liquidate, Uf they are able).
There maybe truth In this, but It will not come Ui pue utiles Hie
people, themselves, send up councilman, who, prove reckless and Ir
responsible The present charter, If It slmll be preserved, contains a
cliiu-u providing for the lining, uud c listing from the council, of the
alderman who shall dure, In the future, to trangres the debt-limit
of the city. And his prosecution, thereunder, is not confined to his
colleagues, any citl.en mayentorthe suit and carry It tou conclu
sion The-fii percent warranto. If fold, would Iw taken up, by city
revenues from all Miurccs In ubout four years, in place of which, would
bo silll outstanding, the (I nor coot, current expense warrants, so that
In ovo.i this brlof period, tho refund loan would beconvortcd Into the
lurgerdobt, vlth It ever Inoroiislng annual Interest burden: no less
than 11,800, nnd hero uguln tho bond, would be un udvantuge by
$1,000 (Hi r u mi in.
Tho possibility of using the third expedient, the 5 mill general
lax levy Is too remote to be discussed t present.
The logic of economy, of business expediency, of romnier;lal In
tegrity, prompts the employment of the bonding privileges as i will,
iMiyoud all question, soho tho financial problem of Salem, In the
quickest, safest, and cheapest wu.v, possible.
The bonds prooed to be Issued, will be made payable, wlnclpal
uud Interest, right here in Salem, and thus the home debt will create
a valuable, ptiollc lnturet In the cltv's alia Irs; fur, as Hie cltv's cred
itors will boon the spot to wutoh and guurtl the administration of
hor uiralrs, It may he safely presumed they will uso tlm opportunity
for un Intelligent uud serviceable oversight at, ull tint,.
Taxpayek.
Is the time to purchase your Dry
Goods and Clothing
And get the benefit of the
Great reduction in prices A X A
I)
Friedman's New Racket !
The Price on every Article in the store Reduced.
This line Is nearly all gone, come
Table Cloth
Formerly 50c. a yard, going now at 2-c.
now before you are too late.
Skirt Linings
Mc. a yard, waist nnioKscr. n mu. uuuwu iiuuu., ......; -i-. -.,...-,
now 4ic, a yard, and better grudfts In proportion.
Buy some of these prints
Fast colors at 3t, a yard; they were formerly 8c. and after this line is closed
out. you will get no more at this price.
A few pieces of these Silk Veilings
Left, choice patterns worth 35c. ayurd; our price, l&c.
Kid Gloves
Immense bargains going fast: call and .ee tliorc,
formerly $1,50 a pair we are Selling for 76c.
We have sonic small slzca
Fine Black Dress Goods
A choice selection. Goods formerly S1.2S and 310 a yard, going now for 75c.
Goods formerly J6c a yard now going for 35c. Goods formerly 23c u yard going
now for 13c.
Embroideries
We have thorn from lc a
Are all marked down to the lowest possible cotch.
yard up.
Corsets, Dress Skirts, Undeawear
At great reduction.
A swell line of Boy's Clothing
Just received. Going now at sacrifice prices.
Men's Suits, formerly
$12, Now $3.75. And ull others in proportion.
Our new stock of Hats
Justin. An Immense assortment for men and boys, Crash Huts, Fedoras,
Greys, Tuns, fllucks all kinds und all discretions ut
Friedman's Mew
Racket
Cor, Commercial and State Street,
Salem, Ore,
Pafion Brothers
Spting Cleaning.
As the days get longer and the nun
warmer, people begin to brighten up
I und prepare for new business. I). S.
Huntley & Oo , 310 Front street, have
hud their utile ruUiiUhed, employing
George Mason, of South ShUmii, in Im
. tho wnliifo'jutliig.iwul h. Hurt, of Yew
! 1'urk, to put untitle paper.
This ontorprlsing Hrm In addition
to the moil and ttms employed the
whole yosr.furiiMi work for u larger
number during the winter wumih cut-j
Hug wood fur their customers.
ALASKA CUPl'ICit STRIKE.
ImmcnK
Near Cop-
EihaiMtton &wi bMV 4owh foUow atln
PMt it by uilnc Dr. Mllei' Nervine.
Moil's Dross Shoos
Mn. A. T. Saliade ami Mra II.
Dotinwburg, f i'ortlund, miuo up to
the bedeldtt uf their uoiuln. l-Vtul
Hrm who hat btwi orltloally 111 In
North SaUiu,
8. N. Wllklns, the C)rvlll funeral
dlretttor, went houia tliUlmariiltig on
the local train. Ha wu nuooinpaiiM
Uy Hv. 1, J. Kelly, why g vr
muhprMirutlby the dwth 9f liU
Mon's Biko Shoos
We lwv jitfit ojwhihI part of ostr Htm
uf M011V mum from ltto & Hutching,
mukewof mhuu of the ml good In
the workt, Haven't Urn t ntU you
wueli about Hum. Want you to corn
ami Hie, Iiun'i sure If you Hevr
bought a htw of ws Uiforei we want
yoti tu mo our ultgunt VieU in
Ittilher ll'iud, In vwttng tops, uU.
The MenV Hlka SIiom at IIJb, In
tan ami Maek t a wortd beater,
Tliat 30-Inch Tribune
50
Two Hm umh wit ttwlr lot with m
yuttrUy uu Dm JW-IwjIi (mhiiiIm
Vttu ohh tlMoriao all you Ilk about
a JQ-lucb iwt bs "in It," but when
a itwn gnu out iw hw and prow lu
(lualltlw, thriS no arruHjeni that
ticks. Proofs In tlm lig. uu
awl try It jotirlf.
JlotW 10,3liHrtiTrIbMiw, cMlt.
Ut you Kumlrlw hrt; w'r tow.
Ledges Duwovw-U
per Rivr.
1
Sax I'kancisjo, March 21. A spc
lalfrom Tneoma says. Immui copper
letlgiM huve iMion discovered on I'rlnee
Wlllinin sound, Alaska, between Orea
anil Vnldrs, not far from the mouth
of Copper river. In one Instunce
gltiQlul notion hus laid bare it copper
letL'e 300 feet long and four fel wide,
extending from tidewater 10 back lu
a high blulT,
Js'onr by other copper ledges, though
not ro favorably exposed, ure being
utrBuini uj iiioii mm uin 1 111 iney are
working for the Standard oil synill.
cate. An ItitglUh cyudlcate Is repie
ented there by Llewellyn Williams, a
mining expert of L-jiwioti, who was
ordered till titer by cable from A us-irallii.
BOOKS,
CAMERAS,
STATIONERY
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Dr. OLINGER.
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cm Denial Par
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96 State street.
Ooiitet game
bear the result
eonteuU It will
the gu me.
UHtlght. Come and
of the meuiborshlp
be NRHouitced after
It
.
WTQQIN'S BAZAAR
wife. e i,rugil dawn the routalmt KAOKTIT PUIOIM.
of Mra. Kelly, who brnke her ueek
iltaadard 1'atteru best and obiapeu namlHiUsU
aunuay murniiig, ti it uppijel
while walking in a otmlllloti uf tam.
ueiouoe, but nut as ropertftd a win
r Meyah Mctwcngcrs
SImSSwmSS? r lmkm l,wtttty to any part of tlio 9lt U
O N Vaite Your Time
U it In Hortli more than a inemnger'e.
(Uarutonior moiithly rate tili&ajr than un ottlao byy.
7 X Qvte
u Boxts, Telephone 40
w brlwtr nous and paskae.jo entrgl Q$m,
LOOXWOOJ) MK8KNOJSt 8YSTBM
3l COMMllrsOIAkSTttllKl'
We Are Headquartess
MCMiBiWfljil fir.ret
u
SaUtn, Omit la
sfYV i
The HaRMMwt Man m Salmi
As well us the IwtulbouttMt, and others
are Invited to call on any druifgUt
aiMl wot free a trial bottle of Kemp's
IkUnm fur tho rimett ami Lungs, a
reiueuy that I guaranteed to cure uud
wmijtvu mi i-nrunic ami Acute t'aughs.
AclhiiMi, HruiiclillU aud Oiiibumii
lion. Price 26c. and Wo. eudAw
ContMt Qme Tonight.
The Y. M. C. A. membership con
test wIIIqIom) tonight with ball
gnwo between the "Cream" and the
"Oreena." rite boys w li puy poodi
eleun gtiaie, aud the decUloos of tbe
uim Hires will go w Ubout
uteet frum the player.
Pnwe Turn KOIeJ.
a careful Inspection of the twenty
ub iiruue orenaau owned bv
oou uros. of tlte Kugene Guard
me lllatr donation nlaee
Kugeite, hows the Preach prune
iteau ueyonu question. The leaf
buds are blak and fall on a slight
wc. ine tuiiau prune trees, the
major portion of the omrtard, are not
Injured In the letul, neitber fl wh
nor body. The lew In tblcae i6 Mbout
iwor uuotrea even year old
about three acre.
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0 Artificial Teeth $6,00 and Up,
All Other Work in Proportion,
Work guaranteed as represented or money refunded.
B
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OVER POSTOPFICE.
Rooms 27 und JiO, Phono 2813.
QTT VOiXlra XTTSCCXCML
he twenty
n Camp.' A
fuard, on J ll-m
adjoining Hill
rune trees J tLl
trees,
auy cotu-
A Social Tuwt.
F'rWay night Court Sherwood Pbr
tei No. 10 V, of A. will render a rv
gram ami spend an evening In
dancing and other amusements tu
their hall with their friend i ,i.
Turner block. Invitations have boon
iasued and miNc will be furnished bv
the Willamette orchestra, Miss Nellie
Urown, manager.
M" i i
All money to count In the contest
11 " '" oy ' p. m. tonight. Come
to the ball game and Veur the reetilt.
Spring Mill
1899
inery For
Will be held
OPENING,
Thursday,
March 20 , and. .
fay and
Saturday,
Brl
in in ks
ynsy
For pruning tools of all do
scripttons,
Draw cut Pruning Shears,
Pruning Saws, etc, etc,
X W. Cw. SUte A Uberty SU,alei.
GRAY BROS.
rtwnu' jMMt pneumonia are fVc
ineutry deveJoued. In vry short
piu 0 time, from a common coW ;
Mid, if sHoh an aoote iiiNamMwtioit of
J 5 to "e1 IwoniuUy ulUyotl,
of Ir. Bull'etwf, Syrup, howver.
rou iteetl wot ue any ftwr ; for Uila
jTrjet remedy sHtlily wtUluea tho
luflNmituttioii. tu the jhiu in
w...v tnww r euro
ii n xuuvivrillHV hi
H time
S, C, STONE, M. D.
tTiri4f or
Stone's Drue Stores
JSAUU. ORIUOX
Wt 8TONK
can
patterns.
srnsP rt LI V,iif."!Pnse 50 paris and New York
c,i.m i'- ..'1. -vici;uon or Datrerns PvPr emmn ;
and ?e thi ?dSffllnv,tfe Stm' to visit the display
wriK in anticipation of the
NONPAR1BL,
DrBnlIs
mmh 8
yrup
eaa fQA..t... .. &
wrv3 irwurisy ana Pneumonia.
i l;1 ' 'f r .-g POT A TO Rs
0 tiwmim i MUM
317 Commercial Street,
WANTED
0
MS, BAY AND OATS
wEi.pay nionesi
JMJKBSASO DRIED PdOITW.
OASII PRIOE.
5S Slate Street, Salem, Ore
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