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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1899)
'1 r: UL y.. m y IB HOW 28& FOR YOUR MONEY. Handkerchiefs Vv Tho most popular OCmufgift.endless variety nnd nil prices. urs 1Mb fttid collarettes. HargAlns In every tur garment at SO peY cent oft regular prices. Stock Collar and Tics of Liberty silks, satin., velvets otd- Pillows ?xtd Covers Ut 10, mid 1H square with fancy coveis. "v , Popular Drcs3 Goods Wool "ololl" blni'k silk warp Henri rttuH Yenotfaiin nil ttIor, Scotch plaids etc. etc. Cannon's Perfumes ' Very acceptable for filing Perfumes, Powders, Lotions, and Waters. Jackets at M off Capes at 20 per cent iHscmlnt ' Mackintoshes -. ", .will bo closed out at 1-5 off cash prices. UOMHS ELASTIC BI'.LTS ' CHATKLAINK 1IAC18 " . HKLTSANDBCGKLKS WIIUONR Genuine Celluloid Hair Brushes, Combs, . Alirrors and manicure sets al Fru's Druo Store. These elegant goods will be sold in cases or singly. Also all the. new and popular perfumes. Xmas purchasers will not be dissappointed m looking over our Holiday stock which is the newest, best and cheapest to be had, ". , 310 Commercial St. Umbrellas CASH STORE HOLVERSON'S abt corviM-XKOiA.1. st, .CASH STORE WV'vxm.-'m.'? 1 ! VWWWWWWWWWWtk'V i 1 i 2 Ladles' white initial handkerhlcfs, TtT- ,-U 5 Fine .jtiaiity oc eacn ! f Xmas HaidkercbiefS! 3C The most elaborately embroiderhd, the finest quality linen, the largest assortment, and the most for the money, will be found at our Handkerchief Counter. Men's silk initial handkerchief, CTOrt irAi hemstitched, heavy quality . ..... OWC GdCH' Fancy embroidered line hundreds C f fl3 1-, o( itylM nuit jirlrjm . OC JO 5sJ CaCTl, . Host linen heinstltxhcd 4C- a (If -t. handkerchiefs for men IOC TO OUC eaCIl J. J. DALRYMPLE & COMPANY . A Pleasant Party. A pleasant surprise party was given In honor of Carl Jtcynolds at the homo of tils sister, Sirs. A. C. Harold in South 8ulom Friday evening. Tho thno was spent in music, games and pleasant con versation. At midnight luncheon was sorved. After luncheon was over "the! games were resumed until a late hour when the young people adjourned. A very pleasant timo was had oy all. Those present wurc Sir. and Mrs. W. It. Smith, and Misses Minnie Taylor, Clara Adam, Dora LaGrange, Pearl Mary, Kva Armstrong. Lola Colo. Jessie Jor'yj Anna Judson, Llwlo Swarta, Mary Tucker, Carrlo Tucker, and Kato O'Klylng; .Messrs. Frel LaQrange, Al Taylor, I.ewis Jiuhon, George .Tudsopi PERSONALS. Alex Molr is back from Pendleton. -Mrs. Geo. V. Jones .went to Turner today. Miss Llcxie Cornelius, of Turner,'is in tho city. Mrs. C. I), McCoy litis g6no to her liomoat.MoliHina. Col. Olmsted and V. I). Goodale left today for Harrisburg. . , ' Dr. J'. M. Hurd and Mrs. Hnrd havo returned from Portland. (Otto Manson and It. D-Fleming were Portland Passengers this a. m. Mrs. Frank O'Hrlen has returned to Albany after a visit with Salem friends. Santa Glaus Headquarters It is not all gold that glitters neither aro our holiday goods all on paper, but wo have tho largest stock of nice toys in tho city and plenty of good accomo datingrlerks to show you .around, whether you come In tho forenoon or afternoon YOURS FOlt BARGAINS THE FAIR STORE. BOSTON BANK HAS FAILED. Br Ananrloleil I'rraa In (he Jonrnal. "IJostox, Dec. 10. Tho Broadway national bank of this city has failed and is in tho hands of a receiver. n orCinsia si resent WATCHES CHAINS RINGS'- At prices lower than over. I havo .talrti tpecptl pains in selecting my hol iday goods, and call positively sav I havo jib nlca tt'Hiio ' of ilqUl and Stiver' iiovoUIch osevcreamo.to tho city. Bo fore buying call and ecu, .thorn, no trouble to show them. F.vcry article marked in plain figures. Optical goods n HcL.alitv. O.H- HINGBS WatCIUIAKKII, JKHHLKIt AND OIITIC.IAN. aOOCOMMKKOIAL. BT. WEATHER REPORT. Today and Saturday rain, turning to snow, colder. .y r)M :LYmimiaibidtut&A GOLD DUST FLOUR, . Mndo by . ' 4. Sutnoy Povvor Co. Every sack guaranteed. 2 Alade from old wheat'. In quire of your grocer, or tele phone1 NO. 51. Il.9lm( J THE -SPA J Is makinsr moun tains of Candy for Xmas these days, and as usual will have the finest as sortment at the lowest prices. 114 Stnto St. Umnkk.''lC. B;3 Enjoying a Xmas Pcast Is what ovoryniio hi Hulem Is looking forward to in tho wasou of goKl fellow ship ami murrluumt, and right hum at our storti will bo found all tliu dullcious inorMils in iluii'l puddlmi, cliohe fruits, Cuimi iVm iraplH)rrK, fancy (iniiigi ttiul nuts. Fur your Christmas baking wo havo tho tlnvst pastry Hour, flavoring extracts pure splos nud citron as woll m raisins mid ourrent at bed rnk price. SonnemanN, TJIK OHUOEIt 12i Btato ot Telsiiboua S) Known In Oiegon. lUvId G. IlivrlK-r, who died at Oxford, N. J DiKombur 1. wasuu iinrlu of M. F. J looker, of this city, and Is well known (0 rosldonts of Saloin as a promt neul oluontor and founder ofcollcgod. llo Him to have Uau a quint niuii.wlio deviilpd hu life lo the oAuso of ediioa Hon 04i a. mi'rwl duty to humanity, Slaughtered I We hrtonluigliUirol the urictw on our Jjidifs sutth und wmiut. Jo. .Moyeri. 4 Honn. DeWltl's I.lttlo lturl) Uisors purify tho blood, clean nieiivr, invigorate tlio Kysteiu. Futiiuus llllln pills for eowstlpiitiop mnl liver tnmbles. fcitonea Drug Stores. Ililng It Usck. If the party who walked off from the .louuSAi. ofllcu wiili an mnbrtdla that didn't Ixrioug to him, will quietly return it, ho will avortdomestic unpleasantness from tho head of an employe In this of fice, who had borrowed wild umbrella from his wife, who Is liable Jo call for Its return any time. Uxchange Notice! Parties buying gloves, wraps, hats, coats, suits, shirts, collars etc., can ex change same after Xmas If sites are not right . Jos. Meyers & Sous. - 1 m t Agrees to Keep Open, Geo. C. Will, the popular music deal er, has decided to keep oen his music tore every evening until Christmas to accommoduto the I mile lay trade. Special tie olleretl for the season urn vlnltim. guitars, mandolins, und everything in (he musical lino iioin a piano to a Jew's harp. Duller Defeated Hut this need not cause yon to go with out your Sunday dinner as there. Is an abundance of hit uhlckeuH and plenty of luxurlttri cooked each day at The Won der ltestaurautr SUSTAIN HOPGROWERS Attend the Convention- Tuesday and Up hold the Industrial Movement Letters From Growers Who Have Joined the Associates -v Let Every Grower Unite Tiik Totm.VAi. Iwlleves In association ami co-operation to protect tlicf producer. Unless tho growers of hops can bo protected to the point where thoro is it reason able profit to tho grower above tho lalwr-cost of production the Industry is ruinous to those who engage in It. Tho convention ot Salem Tuesday iit10:.i0 a. m. should 1h attended by every mnn, woman and child who can feel or understand the necessity of resisting tho crushing force of combined capital that has been brought (o. her against theT un organized hop producer. It is u crop that is especially exposed to destructive manipulation. To resist this destructive force grinding tho life out of this in dustry Is the purine of the organization. Conclude! on Third Tags, OtiH Smith, Harry l.ucas.ClairQ'Flying, Charley 'Itoynolds, Clinton Kcynnlds and Carl Iluynnl.ls. Hard Fighting Necessary to win a victory In South Africa, imt a little sliver will sccuru one of tho lest cooked dinners to 1m had, nt 1 ne into iiouso Kcfatauraut. A CLOSE CALL, The denial Agent of the O. C. T. Co., Attacked Dy Heart Trouble. M . P. lialdwlu, local agent for tho 0, C, T. Co. this morning sttffured an at tack of heart trouble which placed him in a precarious condition for 11 time. He went down to. the dock nlx.ut OttSand wnsaloiio In the olllce when he was taken with n severe pain in tho region of tlio heart. He could not get his breath, and stif fens! Intensely somo fifteen or twenty 'inlniites lcfore auy one arrlviHl, Medical assislauco was then Htimmoued, restora tives admiulstervd and ho was removed to his home on Front street. ,Mr. lkild win Is on duty again this afternoon but still suffering some aiu in his left side. Cider torthe Holidays. Ilitvhiir lust received a car of Koiitluirn Oregon Annies, ntn liivnarcsl to till nil orders for cider, (1. 8toU. Phono 121 . Our Holiday Ooods Are nut all on imper, but we have Ihem. riujy uro paid for, wo will share them with you for a very little money. Yours for bargains, Tilts Faih Stokk. - UieaWng the Hecord, Salem'a struts Were literally paukitl today with holiday shopper. At no ttiuo have our merchants had letter stocks, and never have there been greater bargains offered. The pHiple appriMlate them too Kllk huudkerehiufs. miilllerH. cost, ut Onhtiru's Ituekvt Ston.. etc., at 'S LEADING STORK. THE LEADER TWO STORES .CTIOAI, UIR!BTM.li 1HSKSTS! wise jievv lluo of muslin underwear at very special tK 1 COMn.KTi:. srehtcj lortVj, linen and embroiilenHl (nun UV cwtuot be ouualcd for less tlum ti .ut. ' liua ml Ulassware. We can save you money vn all linos. z&mm B, FRASBR 265-271 Commercial St WHAT IS THE MATTER? A Washington Special Hat This On Toncuo's Fight for Commttee Plsee. Pending the ounouucemeiit of the house committees, there ls'a struggle 011 between Oregon and California, for one of the two vacancies on rivers and har- Uirs. It is generally conceded that one place will go to the Atlantic and the other to the Paclllc coast, and the latter is the one causing such a tight. Waters, of iLos Angeles, is the Cali fornia man contending for the place agalnut Tongue, and he has a strong backing, with a fair chance of success. If Tongue wins out, Nt will he against odds. Up to the time congress met It was understood that tho vacancy was Assigned to Tongue, but when Waters came on the scene he put forth Id' claim, with his indorsements, and the air has lccn warm ever since. Dolls, und dolls and dolls, great and small, short and tall, at cost and Mow, at Outturn' Koeket store. Mlsa Alta Taylor, of Muclcay, U in the city "the guest of her sister, Mrs. .1 M. Woodruff. Mrs. Delaneyof Starhtick arrived UiIb morning to yislt her daughter, Mrs. E. M. Lufore. Mrs. II. 0. Hayes of Woodburu who has been visiting Mrs. Spray, returned homo this morning. , Mrs. Meyer, of Seattle, arrived last night for a visit at the partemal home of Mr. and Mrs. F. I.ovy Stuart H. Manna, of Portland,- travel ing College Secretary of tho Y. M. 0. A. Is in the city over Sunday. A Humane Policy. Or Aiaovlalt;iI Prea la the JanrnnL Ni:v York, Dee. 10. A special to Ihu Horald from Washington Bays: Gen eral Otis has now in custody many im- jwrtaut persons who were connected with the so-called lilipino government A member of tlio cabinet said 'today the timo had not yet como when tlio fato theso men could bo determined. It is proposed to trcat-tliem humanely and with consideration, and it is lxdieved such policy will lead other Filipinos to surrender. Any Filipinos caught di rectly In unprovoklng murder or looting will Iw summarily dealt with. Ex-Senator Edmunds reiterates his opinion that Mr. Roberts, of .Utah, cannot legally tns prevented fropl taking his seat in congress. Hut having Heated him, Mr. Edmunds hojes that the house will exjKsl liltn. That, however, will require a two-thirds vote. Toys of all kinds at half price, to cIopu out, at Oshurn's Racket Store. HOTEL ARRIVALS. COTTAOK Frank Att, Sunnysldo, Clackamas county; II. O, Sahlstrom, Ilebert Smith, V. F. Gunn, J. S. Sharp, John II. JlUrgood, Miss Eva Perkins, Port land. TIIK WILLAMKTTK. It B Wilson, J G Pope, II W Grant, Portland; II W Hickman, Morris P Mendelsohn, II W Hyland, S Witkon. Bki, E 0 Neill, San Francisco; C W Frankol, E J Oillen, New York; A Iceland, Grants Pass: F. W. .Tnnostone Chicago; Harry Pritchard, Portland; JTItader, Now Yerk: II A VniiAni rlngo, Tlnf HilsanCo. N. Y.; Win Kuhn, J C Uolr. Chicago; Joseph T llrcmiln, Cinn. Ohio- HOLIDAY APPETITE Italn or, shine, holiday, Sunday or weekdays makes no difference to a man's appetite. He wants tho best to bo had at all times anil that's why so many patronize the White House Restaurant, 100 State St., Salem, and St. Elmo Restaurant, 244 Commorolol st.Snlom : ft ti " A M J XIJL VJ Jl 1 KIWI !'S m ma The salesman and. women wore kept on a rush since the annoln ment of th6 great reduction sale for the purpose of making room'f ' the spring stock. It docs not tnko'tho Salem public long to find out genuine sale. It is astonishing to see how many jackets thaladles toot away and capes at almost half their value. Tho only thing that Fried man's New Itackct had to purchase was trunks nnd valises as Inv 1" ably tho customers would pack the trunks nnd valises full of goods be" fore leaving tho store. This great reduction sale will conllnuo until we go east for tho spring purchase. Meantime wo must empty shelves nnd counters. Thosd in want of clothing como in and he what our suit says to you, hear our Overcoat talk, see what our uls ter says lo you, hear what Our ladies copes and Jackets will say to yon" see our ladles' furnishing goods dopartmont, look nt bur prices 0 men's furnishing, hear otlr towels talk to you, our ladles' ami men's mackintoshes will say, take them away. Our notion depart, inent we prove Immense bargains to you. Our laces and embroideries will show you that wo mean business. Como while the assortment a good. You will find that Friedman's New Kacke Is the bargain house of Salem.' GEORGE I1R0S., Proprietors. No morylilMo or opium n Dr. Mlliw'l'AU hum. C'uiib All Pain. "OniicdiMiIwi" TODAY'S MARKRT. Pobtlanp. Dec. IB. Wheat valloy 60 61 Walla Walla. 60c. to 61. Flour Portland, $2.75 to 3.00. Super fine $2.15 per bbl. Oat White 35Mc. grey 35. Hay Timothy $ll11.00 por ton. Hops Ilc; old crop 6 (Jo. " Wool Valloy. 1213c: Eastern Or egon, 8Uc Mohair, 27 30. Millsttiff llran, $17; shorts, $18, Poultry Chickens, mixed, f.1.00 te: 11.60 Hens 4 to 4.60, turkeys, live, 13c. Eggs Oregon,25c per doz. Hides Grceii,saltedG01b8,8r)c.under 00 lbs, 748) ; sheep pelts, 1620c. Onions 1 to lKc Ihttter Rest dairy, 37)4(340; fancy creamery, 60c to 65c store 25c 35c wr Potatoes 60 to 00c cr contal. Hogs Heavy dressed 5c to Oc. Mutton Dressed.OJc to 7c per pound. Beef Steers. $3.60$4.0O; cows, $3.Q0 3.50 dressed, beef OX to 7tf Veal dressed, 0&Q8c. SALEM MARKT. Wheat 68 iKHimls and over 40c. Wool Hie, Mohair 30c. Hops G to 10c. llarley 35 to 38c. Oats 2(1 28c. Hay Haled, cheat $8.00., Timothy $8.3$10. Eggs 22c. Flour In wholesale lots $2,70 retail $3 00 Mil Is tuffs-bran .$13.00 shorts $15.00)1 1 loirs 1 rcsscd . 5 lie. ' Live cattle Steers .3cows 'i)i to 3, Sheep f 2.60Q $3. Dressed Veal HJiJb. llulter Dairy 18 ccreamery 25c. Poultry Chickens 0 to 7e, 'lurkoys 1 tolSKc Potatoes 25 to 30c. Corner Slate and Commercial. Paffon Bros. Book '5f ore, 96 and 98 State Street. We call attention to Christmas buyers to our "annex" which we hsvi. t ened to aivomodate the crowds and our mammoth stock of " Holiday Goods GOOD DOLLS ' -.'' . BETTER DOLLS BEST DOLLS- ' , ' ! I'lisnionawv uressei ami uiuircfiseii. vvo ask you not to make eunses in uie my line mr we win nave Toys! Toys! your pur. Roth In Home and Foreign 1 make In large varieties. -Kverytliing to pleMe tlio little ones. We expect to sell you holiday goods by the. power of kf prices. , " r ' ' "'" Our Main Store t" Is groaning under tho weight of tho charming gift, beautiful purses.- The swellest caleiillai The most The neatest stock you have seen for years. STORES Wo have Rooks Oalor. rs. The daintiest uw. PATTON BROS BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, fHOLIDAY GOODSl At Jos. lers. HoliJay a loves I Muyers & Sons. Expert fit- State omclals, Tho state olllclals went to .Vancouver. Wn., Friday, to inspect the-Stato Deaf Mute school there. Governor Geer Is attending the annual meeting ot tho Slate Historical Society, at Portland. Debate In Congress. II K AMocliiteil l'rcas In (be Journal. W.vNiiiNOTo.N, Dec. XLGeneral do- bate on the currency bill dosed yestor- lay, and today the bill was read for amendment under the live minute rule We present our stock of goods to the attention of the xople with the assurance that It Is not surpassed In extent, char acter or low priee. Make your selections Now for the Holidays, TOILET WARE, DESK GOODS, NOVELTIES. EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS IN SILVER AND GOLD GOODS, SOME NICELY JEWELED. ALSO FINE LINES OF WATCHES AND DIA MOND GOQDS. ee our Guaranteed. $15 Gold Filled Watches. Sterling Sliver Umbrellas and Wulklng Sticks. Give us a call. Wo can save you monoy, as wo buy in large quan tities nud direct from the Manufacturers. A PART Of our mammoth stock of holiday rock' ers have arrived, step in and select one before the stock is broken, we will hold it for you. Prices ranging from $1 to $15, i F. W. Hollis & Company Ki n.' TV IVT .1 r n . it. a uai woor i-iortn oi rosiomce. S. W- THOMPSON FHONU 3IOI. and CO. vj&xv&&.ji&AXA&&'WM&&&xj&!rjxrjHrjnrjt!r I- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiigHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiii The Way to Uo Happj fs to make your children hanpv, you can do that by buying your Christmas toys at Tho ralrStore, a car load of holi day goods for everylodi'. Do You Like Mince Pie? We soli Thin miuco meat. Chan, fruity and as "good as mother used to muke." Sold, only in bulk, you buy as much as you want 12 12 1 w Hrvnmis K.vuw :1M1! L'L'US Yew Park Grocery. Qik Invitation I believe that if you'll ronio down to my storo and take a look around you will Und, somewhero among our big line of staple and fancy holiday things, most of your wants sat'sllod ond that, too, at prices that mean dollars to you in tho end. We have extra help: we have the goods most uu uispiayeti, una plainly marked: ana we are more man gum in iiuvu i feel free to come and look at yi DO YOU 2 " you t'onr leisure. I Our North Window Contains now jiut u sprinkling ot dolls, mirrors, while embroidered goods, handkerchiefs, andiancy things generally. Our South Window Contains lots of toys, lKnks, games, blocks, etc.. liesldea that wonderful, . little steam train, and a stationery engine and elevator. Here are a Few Prices I i Impossible to Quote Many Nickel plated crumb pan ami scraper . ,60c Xlg turkey roaster 40e Ingersoll dollar watch, urc Itrass 5 o'clock tea kettle with alcohol lamp 83c Fine nlcklo plated coffee or tea pots fioV tVjrn popper ... 8o ill cart Hw IXill putiii carl Cork Soled Shoes Harmonicas" Photo Albums. . oc up. ,60c up. Humes '. , .V up. Dolls.. v .;. Iclip. Our extra-large kid Ixxly, Closing' eye at $1.60 Is a Iwauty. Small purse' -Jc up. Sterling nipuntetl alligator and fceal fiirses 75e Eeal seal purs plain . . . (Wc flla CROSSING THE OCEAN ROBINSON CRUSOE TIDDLE DE -WINKS NURSERY PUZZLE SOLDIERS' GAME STEEPLE CHASE BICYCLE RACF WAR AT SEA FOOTBALL DOMINOES WE CARRY THE LARGEST- AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF lacksmith's Goods IN THE VALLEY. CONSISTING OF ffiLELELN.L' PHCENIX SHES' ALSO CARRIAGE AND WAGON MATERIAL OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, GRAY BROS Cer: State and Liberty Sis. Salem, Ore. Hkht nitmt.vrKi sini.ui , ., ,, .i-u ns Kir ji uu '. . . .or lag f.00 a runs for .25 .leans fir .per bunch liKHTOUVNUUTKII Hl'tUII Hkst htaniiauii toviatoks llKHT ATA.NDAKII COILS' IlKSTUIiOCK MATCH km BTUICTI.V KANCV A" , I The Little Steam Train M trch Oregon Ituok- u X wheat Hour. jC y Cranbtrries. y ft Maple syrup lu bulk, f) fi mjriuri)i-u(uiiriilo k v butter always on hand, v s36sJaVl0rvXAC&'sXXXw Allen & Bowersox! For Men, Women and Children I believe, that if people only realized what iimifoitable, Knililo shoes these are, evvry periMin who reads this nd would buy a pair. They're llsuiilton-Urown's gools, and are strictly tlrat clas.i with welteil oles. Ask for them. AUTHORS POLLY SNAPS LOTTO BO PEEP BASEBALL OLD MAID nTmnrmTnTnrnmrffra 3 mcES In south window makes regular trips at 4 o'clock and at T o'clock hi lug the little ones. STORE OPEN EVENINGS. ilaih WIGGINS' BAZAAR, 307 Com. WlHIaWllllllMl-llWtWIWMMlllllllllllllUiWtMlWHtii 5c 10c 15c 25c AND UP! CHECKERS fcwwiuiiuwwwia PALMISTRY CAKE WALK JACK STRAWS ROUGH RIDERS HOLD THE FORT PRETTY VILLAGE BATTLE OF MANILA? IMtinitTLW EUKksi I, . ,.w,., rnr,.iuu n; A.ii,i ihinrcKX ciiAN'npiMitLiu KTR QUAUTV YVU. VUKKU ClIKKHK Hest coi pish Svhui' (tuoicK) ItUOKWIIKAT I'lOOK, (OUVIIANTE,:i,""u'liKJ Ult. FniCK 8 CRKAM UAK1NU l-OWIIKIt . ...in Mr.itvr.li bwkkt TUOICK MIXED CVNliy large pack'dges'.' '...... .. 1-OTATOhS .. .per ran er quart ....per Hi ....per lb .. ,.,.-. per io ..in gallon pall' ..per" 10 lb sack ...perl lb tins per can ..10 lbs for ,..3 lbs for etc., all at .01 ,lr .10 .15 .10 .05 10 M Vi .5 15 .U'X .'-"ft ,J5 piicei tbatS'NSK rDA.moiM BROS, The Palace Market! everything at cost, ill Oil your order for a roast, broil or fry of heef, mutton pork or sausage. Corned beef lively cooked. Ivnnl.m.t ,,,.,.,.,. J i- . n ..' . " "I'.iuwm rmdv to slice for your luuch. e have our ov n delivery man. our uitronaire litn.-i " MOYER & EDWARDS, PntS03l. 1S8HI.TJ 133 State St. Out 178 Days, T.wsa and H kinds of Pictures and Embossed Blocks at F, & Dearborn's 263 Commercial St. The good ship CrlJe has justarrive.1 aJL1" lnrK of tl,e lebnite Giant Portland Cement, Plenty on hand an 1 Or Ml Alw iO.OOO feet drain tile a rea-muable prii-es. D. S. BENTLEY & COMPANY. 3tQ Front Street i The entire stock of the Osborn IM-ket (More. opiK8ite Postoflice, aIwii, Oregon, U now Iwing sacrificed at cu-t. JjoHeserve! No Foolishness I Kverv- i tiling Goes! Tlin !!.- mnslsts ill trt of hhoes, Underwear, Hats and Caiis, Dolls, Notions, Gentlemen and Ladies I nderwear Celebrated "Hull.Hreeches" atfl, formerly $1.25. OSBURN'S RACKET STORE Prepare for Christmas. Christmas is near at hand and mine pies and plum pudding will be in de mand. Von will llnd the first ilaw nour. mince meat, fn.it and all tlie luxuries you need to prepare the feast at Uranion A Hagaii's. 1-' U11 The Bon Bon ."ifAi1 PPrtrtWM who willcontln ue to serve all natronn win. ., ..i ; . stock of be confectionerv BTi T.i.r ti rVTe?hl,n drink f 6la or cider and " ' 1 1 VI iu f n nt m StaU B'fet. I w x N"fK !- H to do housework I II li IIU Alt. A n.,.u I small I .n.II.. 1....1.. .! ft I Tnlir- . Keep your eve on Iw. Ieyer? & " Christmas goods llcir line are ariel anl teautlful. 1, wv.u -- .m.miij,. -I'1'IJ v, ... ---;. nal olllce. 15-tl JCJ-.U &