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All tlio newest and Intent stylos nnd materials.
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SHOOTING AT SILVERTON
W. R. Smith Wounded in the Arm by
His Son.
Family Troubles of Long Duration Cul
minate in Serious Disturbance
of the Teace.
CASH
STORE
HOLVERSON'S
UOt COMMUKCIAL ST,
CASH
STORE
S0UTIN6 flannel;
. It. Smith of Hllvorton was shot in
tho arm Monday by 0110 of h m wmr In
flicting it BerloiiH but not dangerous
wound.
As near ns ran bo gathered from tlio
meager particular!! received, tlio facto
lire an follew:
VV. It. Bmltli was at bis ranch In tho
mountains, some nix or eight miles from
Bilvcrton. His two sons William and
Ordlo went to tho plnco, an altercation
unsued and William Smith fired a shot
nt lils father which look effect In his
arm. Smith was brought to Sllvorton
and his wound was attended to, and tho
younger man was placed under arrest.
V telenhono mossairo from Sllvcrton
SOME INTERVIEWS
Citizens' Administration ol Salem Affairs Endorsed By
Scores of Republicans and Business Men,
Prominent Citizens Sneak Out for the NoivPartisan Idca'Picir
Demand for Continued Good CityvGovcrnmcnt is Almost
Unanimous.
Ilclow aro given shoit inferviows with
many of Salem's best business men,
cilirensand taxpayers, with reference
to tho present administration of city
affairs, nil of which seak well for tho
samo. Among them are not a few who
did not support tho movement a year
ago, but after tho showing that has been
iiindo they cannot rcfuso to accept tlio
results. Many inoro wno
Regular 10 cent quality, in neat
dark patterns, plaids, checks or
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Heavy quality.
choice ol quality.
Come early
light or
stripes.
and secure
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H. J. DALRYMPLE &. COMPANY
inoro wno aro timid
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was received last evening oy uiiu -1 "n.....& ...... i.., ...u,ru ,i
.Vttornoy llayden Informing him tliat a " ocen tiono mm give iiieirumiuaiiiieii
6ent
a yard.!
The Thanksgiving number of (lie American
Queen just in. You are entitled, to one for
the asking.
shooting affray had occurred near there
'n which W. It. Smith had been snoi
and wounded by his son, Mid asking tho
district attorney to como up and con
duct the preliminary examination at
ton o'clock todav. This morning It was
found that Smith would not bo able to
appear in court today, and on advice of
Mr. Hayden tho examination has boon
postponed until tho wounded man can
give his tcstimoney.
Tiiero has boon trouble in the Bmltli
family before. A divorce wns obtained
by Mrs. W. It. Smith nt tho present
term of court and tho disagreements of
tho Smith's have been of n (piaslpubllo
character In tho Sllverton neighborhood
for n long time.
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GOLD DUST
FLOUR,
Mnclo by
Stdnoy Powor Co.
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Every sack guaranteed.
Made from old wheat. Inr
quire of your grocer, or tele
phone NO. 51. 11.31ml
Children "Who Woar Glasses
Are seen now much moro frequently
than over bofoie, because parents nru
growing wife in knowing Unit weak or
defective eyesight in the young can ho
cured or remedied by tho use of roHr
glasses worn in time. I fit all kinds of
eyes young or old, after making a Miien
title test of tho eyesight free of charge.
My stock of optical goods of all kinds is
coinpioictn.
I keep nil kinds of siectaclo mid eye
glass imrlH. IomcH of any description
duplicated. Charges reiiHonahlo.
five tested free.
PERSONAL
MOVEMENTS
I'ooplo In tho City From Othor
Townn on UtislnosH nncl Vlo-
Itlnu Prlorulu.
C.H.HINGBS
Optician
II Oil COMMItHOIAL
ST.
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WnATHBn REPORT.
Tonight nnd Wednesday rain.
jTrrrVrCCri (Bus
Somothin,' to Bo thankful
For.
our
dea-(IIOH
At. you inimro to entertain
frieiulNoii Thanksgiving day tour
me will Ui greatly oiiIuiiiccmI if you
I It At- vou aro tit Inivo vour tublu doeor
Med with one of the beautiful diiiuei
tuts tl. at inn bo purchased nt Koinie
inuiwu. With such ehlun tilled -with
fat loatt turkoy ; crisp eulory and fresh
viiauius in tug trout ana supportea iiy
icurimis irons on an
phim pudJmg and
ii ueiiur li.e
on all
linxlni't of our furlllit
llov m supplied by Kounomao the
urtntfr, your heart will U filled with
thanksgiving.
SonnemanN,
TllROItOOEU
.IM SUto at Telephone fl)
Allorney II. F. Jones rtitrni to Tol
edo today.
Walter I'ugh, the architect, has gone
to Kiigono.
Ohas. Ilellenhraud has gone to visit
his son at 8okaiui.
W. T. lkiuuett has gone to Alluuy to
work on the new courthouse.
K. K. Hall went Monday to visit his
father who Is very III nt Summor, Wu.
(loo. W. Davis unit W. II. Ilynrs re
turned from Ilorthtnd Monday evening.
MUs I.tlllu I'onl started for LosAngeles
Monday night to make her future home
there.
MoKlnley Mitchell, of Nervals, Is In
Inwn. lie reKrls no chnugit In the hop
situation.
(I. It. llautou, of Farley, Iowa, an old
frlomhof Mrs, F. L. -West, of this elty,
has hotin stopping In the elty.
M. J. PoUell of llurrA PoUell has
g.mo to Alluny to tlulsh the contraot
(i the courthouse heating plant.
Win. I'nitt and family of Oregon City
oauio up tiKlay to attend the funeral of
his father tho late dipt. I.. K. l'ratt.
Itev. Noah hhtipp went to l.inu
county today to he genu on ehuruh work
for two wcoks. He says that ho lias no
intention of removing to Portland.
Chief Justice Wolverton, Judge 0. II.
lluruett mid Justice A. 1. Moore went
to Portland this morning to attend a
meeting of the Imr association In honor
Judge Thayer.
C. II. Clnte, u well-known Portland
iiowsapor man, formerly connected
with the Morcurj and publisher of the
Spigot, but now representing the North
west Herald, is In the city forn fewdays
looking after the Interests of that
staunch Democrutlu sheet.
MARION COUNTY MATTERS
Business Being Transacted at the Court
House.
Marrlngo llcenso has been issued to A
1'. Aral and Miss Theresa Vnudorbnck,
Ijuis L. Aral appearing aB wltnesi.
dkkds ni.KD.
Peter Wirts and wife to August Von
lloomlision and others, 100 acres in
t-ls, r3w..w.il. 11,000.
Jncoi) and itosina Ainsiuwi to uomieo
Somiiorsr 10 acres In t 7 s, r 1 w., v, d.
Francis A. Mangold and wife to I-aurn
Clarke. IoU No. 1, '2, and the north half
of lot No U, In block No. 1 1, Nervals
(j.c. d. (1(H).
ilarharn Goerllen to tho Sisters of the
Most Precious Wood, block No. 7, in tho
now addition to the town of Mt. Angel,
w. d. f 1.
ciitcuir cnuiiT.
Judge Itolse has returned from Albany
and has made it few more enterics on
the docket of Dept. No. '.': Suit of
Frank Duberco, vs. little K. D.tberi'o,
divorce grauteil.
Frank J Nlcklot, vs. M. II. Murphy,
writ of review of tho justice court; judg
ment of the lower court reversed.
Tho cane of KlUnuotli Sims vs. Louis
II. Pederson, foreclosure suit, vontin
mil on stipulation of the parties
I'llOIIATB.
County Judge Terrell has handeil
down Ills decree In tho matter of the
final account of Ida M. Habcoek, admin
Idtrntrlx of the estate of F. J. lialieoek,
deceased. It is decreed that said ad
ministratrix shall nay to Win. P. Hab
coek, OincoN. Habeock and Mary II.
llabcock, heirs of the estate, fM)5.:i7
each, with Interest at 8 per cent from
Juno 1. l(H:l. After having done this,
she will be discharged and her bonds
men released.
Tho Dual account of Mark S. Skiff, ex
center of the Inst will of I.. S. Skiff, do
coast!, has lieon allowed, nnd the exe
cutor dlschttrgtsl.
The Una! account of O. T. Stomasll,
uiluiinistrntor o( the estate of Titllef O.
Storuasll, duceasetl, has Ikioii allowed
nnd the administrator, discharged.
J. O. A. ISowlhy. administrator of the
estate of Kllrubctli llrown, deceasetl has
Ik'Oii granted an onler authorldug the
Hale of certain real property of the
estate.
support, but do not care to bo quoted.
Tho plain truth is tlio sentiment for
good city government is almost unniil-
mous.
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a. i. .m cores nc should hnvo n
ticket tlmt will lie a guarantee of con
tinuing the good methods of tho present
administration. Tlio present reclmo
has given excellent satlsfnclfon, espec
ially to the taxpayers.
It. J. Fleming I think considerable
money has been saved the past year,
and that tho city's affairs have been
carefully handled.
N. J. Damon The Ilishop administra
tion hits been tho elennest, most progres
sive, economical and hiisiness-llko that
Salem has had within my knowledge.
A. Ilnsli .1 favor non-partisan ad
ministration of municipal affairs;. It
cannot bo denied that Its trial in Salem
has been successful.
F. T. Carey, manager for the Salem
brunch of the Mltchel Lewis A Stavcr
Co It has lcen a success financially,
and any man who has taxes to pay
ought to endorse the present council
with his vote.
J. Q. Wilson I favor the admlnlstra
as far as it keeps within its income.
What wo can't pay for wo should do
without. Don't favor selling part of the
park for a ostolllce site.
S. T. Northcutt I think its nil right.
Wo want more of the same kind of men.
The present iidm hits trillion should be
aiirttnincd,
O. K, Krnusso Tlio administration
generally Is a big Improvement on what
we have had in tlio past,
T. Ilolverson Wo ain't do any bettor
than keep the snme kind of men in of
lice. It's the best administration we
have had.
F. A. Wiggins I am opposed to par
tisan politics. We should elect men on
merit only. The prseut administration
has demonstrated that they know what
they are about, mid should ho upheld.
Steusloff Ilros. It Is strictly ell right,
and a few years more of the sumo med
icine will llx our city all right.
J. CI. Wright Fiiuinclnlly the liest
ndmlnlstriitlon wehine had for years,
satisfied with
hut it istinie to liegln improving our
lire department,
W. A. Moores-Fully
present management.
P. J. ijirsen Well Satisfied with tlio
past year's work, and favor tho plan of
living within our means.
W. F. MJootlihy Present administra
tion, is n financial success and, I hojw
to see It continued. Wo are In better
shao than wo have liesn foryenre.
Keep polities out.
Ashley White Very much In favor
of present business-like administration.
II. Stnpleton I endorso what this
council is doing for the taxpayers.
C. Marsh Fleet mro men of tho
same kind.
A. D. Palmer A taxpayer who does
riot llko tho present program shouldn't
object to paying high taxes.
Wuy M. Powers, ogont for tlio O. It. t
N. Co The Citizens' administration
has been n lluanoral success,- and
should ho retained In power, hut
I think the fire department should bo
strengthened.
Jeff Myers Am perfectly satlsticd,
and even surprised at tho good results.
The public service is not impaired and a
heavy saving has been effected.
Chas. Weller I bellevo that the
members of the present city council In
their efforts to control tho running ex
penses and reduco the Indebtedness of
tho city are entitled to and ought to re
ceive the support of nil who have the
best Interests of the city at heart. The
fact that everything has not been ac
complished is n poor excuse for dispar
aging an effort in the right direction.
O. Stclner It Is perfectly satisfactory,
and am willing to trust the city's affairs
in the same hands again.
A. M. Humphrey I don't know how
to better It.
Carey F. Martin Tlio administration
of local affairs should not be iiolitical.
The past year's work of the non-partisan
council has been an unqualified sue
cess. S. Farrar A great linproeinent on
the past. We are living within our
means now, and we ought to continue
to do so.
Hnrr fi Pctzel We haven't much to
my, but we want to see the good work
continue.
J. M. Wullace Fully satllled with
the management of city finances.
W. A. Ciislck Notwithstanding I um
mid always hnvo been and exect to lie
unqualifiedly n Republican, where their
principles are at stake, I feel amply Ins
tilled in upholding the business-like
methods employed by the prci-eot nou-
Conllnueit onTlitnt i'lge.
Thd Plain Truth
Is it liilfd master nnd io Is it eOod
appetite. Tlio latter can always
be satisfied by hiking a meal at
tho
St Elmo Restaurant,
Gcorgo Uros., Props.
The Birchard Case.
Tho cneo of tho Btato vs. Win. Ulrch
ard who was tried for rapo before Judge
Jlurnett In February 1807, was on Mon
day argued before tho supremo court
on appeal. Messrs. Sherman, Condit
A Park, 0. II. Irvine and James McCain
appeared for defendant, whlloDlst.Atty.,
S. L. Hayden, and J. II. McNary rep
resented the state. A reversal is asked
on the following greunds:
I. Defendant was, by limiting timo
of trial to one hour, precluded from
aiding the court in instructing the jury.
II. Failure to instruct the jury as re:
quired by statute.
III. Instruction requested by defend
ant, but refused.
IV. Oral request for instruction.
V. Itefusal to allow n moments con
tinuance for apitcnrnnco of witness.
VI. Itefusal of the court to allow
questions regarding the relations of de
fendant and ids family.
VII. Improper remarks of district
attorney.
VIII. F.rroneous instructions by the
court. ,
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R'E'K-D-
Some of the bargains at
Friedman's New Racket
Ajc a
naii-.
'or lOe .
The Cooking Does It.
ino ocst ol oeel or tlio Iresliest vege
tables may be made uneatable by poor
cooking. When you want tho liest
cooked meal in town goto Tlio White
ilonso Itcstaurant.
uco. Nomnd, Ilocklanu, (J., says,
-my wire una piles forty years. i;c
Wilt's Witch Hii7.pl," cured her, It
Denis everything, stones DrugijloiG
Jewel pompadour combs 15c. Best quality children's rubbers
Largo assortment of outing flannels nt 6c n yard. A good cloth brush
rAAit atiAA tirtiali fni 10i A tinv nf tilnn tinrftimnt 4nt1n4 -..
KUVVI ,,w "''"' - " "" " i' v ivuui, euup ior 10c, if-.
Imnt'v nnHnn csvktf fnr Ann tmIV. A Inrirrt liforn nf inr annn frt k i
Ing comb for Gc. A gooil pair of warm mittens for 15o a pair. Pencil tablui r"
1 cent. A box of paper and envelopes for 6c. Memorandum Ixxiks for LV i
Indclihlo.pcnclls for 5c each. Day books, large sizo, for 6c. Hlhhou remnaiT1
largo piece for 10c. Cotton batting, a good grade for 10c a lb. Underwear '.'j
heavy, only Mn garment. , ' ' lx a
BLANKETSImmense quantities of all wool from ,- zn n
jaui uy.t vrc uaiaiiict iu oavc yvu at icil5l Olie-llliril
purcnasmg inese gooas 01 us.
by
All
nice
SlLKS--25c a yard. Large assortment of colors fn in.
from. f '
Overcoats $5. Good warm material.
Capes and JACKETS--At 60c on the dollar.
new goods.
CLOTHING For boys and men. Prices lower than anv
other house in Salem. We carry all grades of clothinir from
the cheapest to the best. ,s '"
HATSNew shipment just in. We are sure to please you
Mackintoshes--To fit everyone.
Dress. Goods Linings andTrimmings in great vai letvat
FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET;
Corner Commercial and State Sts.
NEW STOVES FOR OLD!
Great Panic Averted
Wliilo it may ho true that tho buying
of bonds by tho United States averted
a panic it is certain that a full sunnlv
of LaCorona cigars ensures contentment
to many a man.
Lard In bulk at IJpploy's. 11 18 tf
Telegraphic Dispatch.
To Tho Fair Store. ,
Salem Oregon, '
Friend Dnbney:
Tiik Ssowkv Noiitii,
Nov. 21, W
!ot vour holldnv iroods lu. e It V
know they must bo very nice, nnd cheap
loo, lor you liny lusiuui largo quuiiuucs
for cash that you can sell them very
low. You are doing the right thing sel
ling off your other goods nt big reduc
tions to not room for Christmas toys and
everything. Santa Ci.ai'sk.
. Oreat Rvents
Demand great preiuirntlous. The war
lu South Africa has its own needs nnd
the contestants In Salem who expect to
succeed must wit tho bout staple find
and fruits us sold by llmusou A. Itagan.
1 1 JU eiKl
TWO INCIPIENT" FIRES,
HOTKL ARRIVALS.
Call Out the Fire Dcpaitment, But Are
Suelched Without the Engine,
The lire dep-irtinent was called out
about 6 o'clock Inst oouiug,
nnd made a quick run to
the Salem hotel, where a chliuuney
was burning nut. It wns not necessary
to put on the water. The chimney wns
ery hot hut a "llals-ock" was turned
loose ami all was soon over.
A Unit 10::U) this morning tho lire do-!
imrtment was again called out. A blare
I iu the front room of Will Skiff's house,
2.W Ferry street, caught from the stove
pipe where it enters the partition. It
wns extinguished by n bucket brigade
liefore the lire Iwys arrived. Two or
three squiiio feet of scorched wall pa
(sir tells the tale of damage done,
ijunshine
makes the face of the earth bright but
not brighter than the fare of man when
he sits down to his dinner at the Won
der Pestnurant.
W.
Fol'N D A pair of gold rim spectacles.
Owner t-nn have same by calling nt
elty marshal's olllce und paying ex
pense of udvei Using. 11 SI fit
llOYIiUNMLNT POSITIONS- Don't
prepare for liny civil wnlee or census
examination without seeing our cata
logue oi iiiioruiaiion. cunt tree.
L
of inforuiatlon.
Cohimhiau rorresiumdence
Washington, 1). C-
nlle
illege,
a I -A
y Today is Hosiery Day
At the Clean Sweep Clearance Sale.
1 A" Notwithstanding the fact that all hosiery has advanced
in price from 10 to 25 per cent, we olTcie our entire stock ol
ladies' Atjsses' and Children's hosiery at great sacrutices.
Udiea' and children's wool hove. 1ft eouU M1LLINKUY AT
Wl cent imiwrtetl enthmere hoM) far 3ft cents AO'l'U A L COST
10 cunt heavy cotton Lom) 4 alr for Jft eviits FOR Til B HALANOH
a5 cent heavy llmxxi Until bono for Id owns OF THIS MONTH TO
35 cent fancy striped hose for PJ cents MAKI-J UOQM FOH
60 cent ,MIes' jilnld hose for :tt cunts HQ1,IDAY 0001)8
Sec South Window for Prices.
tee Not Oiven Away.
I cannot afford to five ice away, hut
4iu selling n pure urt.i le at n price that
is within the reach of all.
Chybtai. leu Wohks,
J, Magutre, Prop, 0 15 tt
CAPITAL.
URUWKKY
UBBH.
UOTTLBU
Klinger & Bck,Successoni to SouthSalem
Bottling WorKt.
All onlers for ls)ttltHllHtr will Ihi tllltil
at the brewery. Kept on cold storage.
brHi city delivery. Telephone 'Jlill.
The Bon Bon
Has u new proprietress who willconttn
no to Mtre all patrons with the frvxhest
stock of lH't eouftntlonery and fruits.
A refreshing drink of soda or elder and
the In-lit Of cigars at Lit) State Street;
11 Him Mns. A. Ceiiris.
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A High Compliment
The American army complimented for
Its good behavior nt Yoklolinma is not
more sntufuctory than the compliments
tcndeicd the manufacturer of "Little
Champion" cigars by his iKitrous.
Grip U slaving tliouiamU of victim.
Vr. Mllet' ficnriue l curing ItiouiauJi
WII.L.UETrK.
II. Jackson. Thos. CollhiFon. O. K.
Matholt, J. Mice. C. K Uwicnco, Chas.
II. (ilenn, II. I-.. l)iinslmrv, 1). A.
Mtiainlli, Portland; II. K. Young,
City j II. Winter. Toronto Ontario, Can
ada; W. It. Williams, Itaolne, Wis., It.
F. Jones, Toledo, Or., J. D. Williams,
Chicago, P. S. Mottol, ag't Murray &
.nacK t.o,
rttTT.Mii:.
II. Ci. Nelson, Francis Feller, Fred
Miller, Ilostou, Mass.; Mrs. Fred Miller,
lluttevilloj M. L. Jones, Geo. Hoven
don, llrooks; F. A Head, Hubbard ; W.
It Hunt, San Francisco. Cnl. ; Jesse
Hobson, II, G. Sahlsteam, Portland.
Winter Soon Here.
And the weather will bo cool nnd oc
casionally w e, nnd you will need good
warm clothing nnd waterproof gar
ments. II obsou has n full line of these,
including Denver overcoat, waterprool
wool coats, wool lined and warm, ladles'
men's and children's wool uiidorwnre all
sires.
I hnvo n lino of Indies' nnd misses'
shoes offered nt u bargain to close tint
the lot.
F.verythlng else thnt you need in dry
goods,
I buy for ensh, sell for cash nnd give
my customers bargains. Plcnm) call iu
and inspect tho stock.
W. 11. Hoiiso.v.
207 Commercial street.
Clean Streets
All residents of Salem are hereby not!
lied not to permit any old paper, saw
dust, brokenglass, old Ixittles, crockery,
nails or other substance to 1w thrown
niton the public streets or nlleys. Sec
tion Oft of City Ordlnnnco No. 203 ini
osea n fine of from 5 to $ft0 for such
offence, nnd the same will lto strictly
enforctil. J. P. Fkimkix,
20-21 tf Street Commissioner.
TO CLOSE OUT
Kr,BilBiidH
SClf you want a nice, new
steel range or a better stove
than you have, we will make
liberal allowance for your old
one in exchange.
"CBuy the "Home" Air Tijjht
Stove, and the "Home" Steel
Range made at Salem the
best Heating and Cooking
Stoves on the market.
STEINER & BERGER. 130 State Street.
LANTERN
Wearesel'ing a good side lift Lantern, made
of IX tin, for 50c.
This is a good lantern made of extra heavy tin
and first-class in everv resnerr.
Other lanterns at a proportionate price.
RAY
BROS
Cor. State and Liberty Sis. Salem, Ore.
Monday's Attraction. '
Putton Uros. have at lat succeeded in
procuring the famous original Irish com
median to nppenr lu that merry Corne
lls, "Fiiinegan'd Hall," which will ap
pear at The Itecd next Monday evening,
K:lM'NrTVlateraM Maltaruixuu
Breton Studio.
Mrs. Wiggins has re-opened her
Art Studio, In the lloluiau bouto
corner Court and Cottage streets.
Studio hours Monday und Wednes
day IM.'tO undo::tOp. m., and Sat
urday U n. in. to 1 p. m. For terms
and information call nt studio. Vis
itors nlwnys welcome.
M E PKASER, 265-271 (Sluiiierclalat;
Yew Park . Grocery.
U Fresh Oregon llitck- ft
A wheal Hour, 10 lb sacks, &
y only 30c. V
U Cranberries. M
A Maple syrun in bulk. S
y Tajior'ii cole hr t oil V
U butter always on hand. r)
Allen & Bowersox)
Those Cork Soles
X We are selling more and
more of our men s. women's
! and children's welted shoes
with invisible cork inner
soles, it you appreciate a
shoe that not only is made on
latest lasts of good material,
but will also positively keep
your feet dry, we are the
people to sell it to you,
Hamilton & Brown are the
makers and they warrant
every pair. Made of Vici
or Highland calf.
Ask to eee tho school khoe.
Ask to see the ladles' sIk.
Ask to kh the men's shoe.
The School Mack
For your Uty or girl. Wo have
them for fl.Uft for the lmy. A
good one with nil).
A girl's double capo, tan with
velvet collar nt $2.60.
A ladle' blue cashmere double
roiiw vehet collar, 12.60.
A nun's Mack wool Tricot with
euMi 3.60.
P?pf(jCR?ry
In order to make room for our im
mense .Holiday Lines wo have decided
to close out our Linos of French and
American Perfumes and Toilet ArtlHiu.
such ns
CREAM LA ROSES,
CREAM LA ALMONDS
For the face nnd hands.
TOOTH POWDER
AND PASTE,
SMELLING SALTS,
VIOLET WATER, ETC.
Theso goods are to bo sold nt one-thlnl
or one-half of the regular price iu order
to do) out.
FRANK S. DEABORN'S
Boole Store.
IfEttDS OlMOHA HOUSE
I'ATfON DltOS.. Ic. n. Mmuiser..
fnnnnnnmiiiiTinnirTmifirfrmimiiiiiiiiiniimiiniiniKiTinniis
J . JP. ROGBRS.
SfCCHKSOH TO .VKCKKItMAX .1 IIOOKItS.
Fine Wines, LiQOORb, Cigars!
218 COMMERCIAL STREET,
160 STATE STREET,
: Courteous troatmont nt nil timn. 102 POI IRT
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STREET. 3
UJlllilfl
SALIllOPYAlP Palace Markel
Ijirge and small fir.
Large nnd small oak.
1-nrge and small ash.
GOOD AND DltY
Sawetl In any length and in four
foot. Prices reasonable.
.,,, H. 8. HKNTLKY & CO.
IM.Iin :tlO Front, cor Chemekuta
Closing Out
Our heavier cotton blankets and
oumforis.
Closing Out
and lloucr
Jartllnorlej
about eM.
m4 at
X A Racket Prices XC Z
.
WIGGINS' . BAZAAR, 307 Com.
A TORNADO OF MERRIMENT
SATURDAY,
NOV, 25,
HIE AWFULLY FUNNY FARCE
BROWN'S
IN TOWN,
With a galxy of '.fun makers
and an oxtraordlnnry mist :
MAItK SWAN,
MAUDK KNQWI.TONV
.JESBIK MAK HALL,
nr: k. khnkili
OfMMI MONICA I.KK,
MIH.NIK WAItl),
JAS. CASSIDY,
HAM. W. CUI.I.ISON.
And others of note.
Don't fail to see Brown
Scale ot prices:
Kntlre Ivower loor, 75c,
First Ualeony, 75.
Second lUlcoin-. 6oV
Gallery, 25c.
W$U now selling.
HEEDS OPE HA HOUSE
l'A'lTON 111108., lA-.-wun. itgt:
HIE MERRY MONARCHS
Miirray s Mack,
Priv-ontuig the most iicvesrul
and funniest rune dmedv in
miKlery times,
Finnlaan's
JMH fill your onler forn roaM,
broil or fry of beef, mutt
pork or sausage. Cornell lxcl.
nicely. cooked, boned und pres.'d
ready to bIIco for your liuuh
e hnvo our own delivory man.
iour putronago solitited.
MOYEff
PliontSOSl.
& EDWARDS
i
138 Wile M.
HEED'S OPERA IIOl'SB
l'ATTON 111(03. JUuger.
Tliaiiksglviiig Kvening, Nov,
UKANI) PltlX.K
mi,
Ball!
as ( taii'ii
I'mler tho auspices of tin
Modem Woodmen of Jiiieiia
WOODMKN OF AMKltUAI
DlbTlNUUlSHKD ARTIhTS
Tlio pocket otlitlon
LllTLB I1KCK.
The famous operatic sineer
MAYMK TAYLOR k
.OHAltLrg HARKY
' THE lMtlMHOSB Ql INTL1TE
POPULAR PRICES:
23, 60 and 76.
Sat now selllug
AHIUXOINO COJIMITTKI?,
J. Leldengur.
J no. West.
0. W. Taylor.
nwuiTio.v Gouurmt:.
Jefferson Moyers,
F. A. Turner,
John M. Chase.
FLOOR COMMITTEt:.
F. 8. Dearborn,
Oswald West,;
II. W. .Meyers,
Joteph Uatimgartncr.
Gentlemen Maskers, 50c.
Lady maskers, 25c
Gentleman spectators.TiOV.
Lady spectators, 25c,
Gallery, 25c,
wMtiiidily1