The Daily journal., January 02, 1900, Image 4

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THE LATEST
New colors in French llan-
nel, the new material for
waists.
Dressing Sack
Materials
Fancy cotton eiderdowns 25c.
Plain or fancy wool eiderdown 'Jo,
50, and 75c.
GOODS AT
Special Sale Prices
JACKETS, off.
CAPKS, 1-5 off.
MACKINTOSHES, 1-5 ofl'.
l-'UHS, at coat.
There are somo of the 1UGGEST
SNAPS over offered in the city
SKIRTS
Snmjilen In north window.
Wooleiu, Satluci, Morcena. Ratln ?ikilni,
Fancy SUcalai, Mcrcerlted Hllka.
H1.ro cut tot 4 M. 11.60 cut to Sl.ftO
3.M cut to IZ95 il.2lcutlofl.10.
13 00 cut tofi 70. II DO cut to Wo
12 CO cut to U 20 85c cut to TOO,
12 00 cut to II. 75
Umbrellas
Steel frames and rods. Gloria nnd mercer
Ired lopa Rllandlea of pearl, forcclalu aud
natural wood, tl 00 to 500.
Corsets
City agent for U, V. O, corsets and ualiti.
The Dowager
The most talked nlmut corset on tlie market
made (or Btout figure, made to lit, mad
for comfott.
R. I G, Corsets
Closing out this Hue at reduced price,.
tl 00 comet, 85c,
fl.25 corset, Sl.fiO
St W corset. 51 ,V0
4 00 corset, ri.Tfi.
CASH
STORE
HOLVERSON'S
aOt COMM1SMOIA.I ST.
CASH
STORE
PERSONALS
in
V.X,K1
f.
Embroideries
for 1900 j
Spring lino of edges and Insertions from tho narrow edges at 5c tho
yard, to the flno all-overs ut $1.00 to $5.00 tho yard. Now is your
tow-
tliem tin during the dull
i store early and often.
time to Bupnly embroidery wants, you get choice of patterns at
est prices and iinvo ample
eeason. Jlegiu the yea:
time
right.
to make
Visit this
VVlVi'V1lxViVkVM
J. J. DALRYMPLE & COMPANY
'ANNOUNCEMENT
Now that g "The Holiday
rush" is over 1 will, in a few
days, be able to attend jtojyour
want with my usual prompt
ness, and I will as in the
past-spare neither pains nor
expense in my effort to please
all who entrust their work to
me. You may be assured that
it will be attended to properly
and in a competent manner.
It is my ambition to add to the
reputation I have already es
tablished in the past four
years. Prices will always be
found the lowest, quality and
work considered, and the in
terest of my patrons will be
kept constantly in view. In
this space 1 will endeavor to
tell you something of interest.
Again thanking you for the
confidence so generously man
ifested by you in the past and
solicit ng your further com
mands as well as thosejof my
new friends, I remain
Yours RespeclfullyQ
O.H-HINOBlS
JKWUI.RU AM) OITICIAN.
aOU COMMICHOIAU ST.
If
Sab M&jJfTs&ti
The lino China that used to woiiy
been cold,
one
the
the
tide of my Htoru Iiiih all
room it oceunieil lioini; nettled for
larger stock of provisions and groceries
that I now have to keep on hand to sup
ply my patrons. Tho space formerly oc
cupied by crockery Is now lllled with a
fresh stock of canned goods and Iwst
groceries hich ill enable mo to rorvo
all who may gie me their p.itroniigo the
best of satisfaction.
SonnemanN,
THE GnoOEU
124 State at Telephone S)
WEATHER REPORT.
Tonight and Wednesday rain.
Out 178 Days,
' Tho good ship Crissle has just arrived
with n cargo of tho colobnited Giant
Portlnud Cement. Plenty on hand and
for sale. Also '-M.OOO feet drain tilo nt
reasonable prices.
D, S. BENTLEY & COMPANY,
310 Front Strootl
Lewis Dentil, Sitloni Intl., says,
'Kodol Dyspepshi Uuro did tno more
good than anything I over took." It
digests what you cut and cures dys
pepsia and btotiucli troubles. Stones
)rug Slums.
Registration of Voters.
County Clerk Hall is all ready to reg
ister voters when they present them
selves, under the new registration luw
It Is not advisable, however, for any
ouo to register for u few days, or until
the county court fixes the boundaries of
precincts. The new road Ian a make
t-onio minor changes necessary in dis
trict lioiimlnries, and this matter will
probably bo attonded to some time this
vv eek.
A. T. OllU-rt sient New Years day
Portland.
Mrs. M. M. I'atton went to Portland
yesterday.
Miss J.innio Louis went to Portland
) cstcrday.
W. M. Spayd returned from San Fran
cisco yesterday.
Jas. Sklpton started for Louisville,
Ohio, yesterday.
Hon. W. II. Ilobson vvns in Portland
today on business.
Mrs. Win. Hoover of llrooks, was a
Salem visltortoday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Shoret aro in
Portland for a week.
Fred Goulct went to Jefferson and Al
bnny today on business.
Ex-Gov. Z. F. Moody went to The
Dalles on Now Year's day.
Miss Cora Ilotnn returned to Eugene
today, after a holiday visit at home.
Mies Grace Knabor, of Portland, is
vlsltinu at the homo of J. E. Godfrey.
MIssMarcia Burton went to Sllverton
yesterday where she is teaching school.
Miss Allena Mellen returned today
from her acatlon visit on the Sound.
Dr. Harry II. Ollnger returned last
evening from an extended visit in Pan
Francisco.
Deputy Sheriff 11. 15, Colbath teturned
this afternoon from a trip to Seattle and
other points.
Hermann Amsler left yesterday for
'FrNco, where ho will tnko a position in
a jobbing house.
Mrs. Frank Uowersox has returned
from Corvallis after having spent the
holidays with rclntivea there.
E. U. Will and family, who spent
Sunday at tho homo of Geo. C. Will, re
turned homo to Albany yesterday.
Mr. and Mr. Sol Harbin returned
today from a holiday vinlt totlieirdaugh
tor nnd other relatives in Eastern Or
egon. Mrs Anna Nichol, manager of tho
Postal To curat) h olllce liore, has re
turned from a holiday home visit at Pay'
allup.
A. C. Going, president, and J. W. Go
lug, secretary, of tho Northwest stoo
works, aro in tho city on business at tho
State house.
J. A. McFadden nnd Miss M. J. Mc
Faddcn returned to Corvallis today,
after a holiday visit with their sister,
Mrs. J. P. Frlroll.
Prof, and Mrs. Condon camo down
from Eugene on New Year's day, and
aro making a holiday vi-dt nt the homo
of Justice U. S. Hcau.
Mrs. Maltha Etttior aud child who
woie lieio visiting nor moiner, .ir.
Christina Simpke, started for her home
in Macon City, Mo , yesterday.
O. P. D.ibney, of the Fall Store, left
to lay for a month's trip to Seattle,
Sx)kano anil Montana points, where ho
has propei ty and busluuss lnterets to
lojk alter.
Mrs. Anna Dunn of Jacksonville, who
was here on a visit to the family of S. G.
Williams, has gone to Portland on n
visit for a few days, when she will re
turn to Jacksonville.
Mlsa Efllo York, who has been visit
ing Dr. lind Mrs. E. A. Pierce, has
htarted for hor home at Oakland. She
was accompanied as far far as Portland
by Mrs. Pierce.
Mrs. C. A. Sehlbredo and daughters,
liortha and Emma have returned from
nvltiltlo Hoseburg. M. A. Hied, of
Dawson, N. W. T., who is hero on a visit
to the Sehlhredes, also accompanied
them.
CITY FINANCES.
Miscellaneous Expenses Take a Big
Jump In November and December.
From City Recorder Judah's quarterly
roport. which will bo presented to tho
council tonight tho following figures aro
taken, showing the revenues and ex
penses of tho city for tho last quarter
of 189D.
ItKVnXUEH.
Fines and fees $ 62 15
Saloon license 1,(500 00
Vehicle license 22 50
Show license 22 25
Miscellaneous liceno. .... 030 00
Mlscl receipts 132 15
Total 2,4(t5 05
kti'i:nhks.
Police 322 00
Salaries 1(21 03
Fire dep't 1)91 29
Fuel
Streets
Bridges
Stationery
Hoard prisoners,
Election
Tax rebate
Legal Bcrvice
Water
Lighting
.Mln
HcellaneniiH
287 25
131 45
114 30
00
11 05
.'12 50
I) 55
255 00
029 40
2:4 44
2,401 30
Totals
f0,8t)2 13
Total expense for year 1899, $10,08" 00
A Trip East
M. L. Jones nnd wife left Brooks Dec,
31, '09 via Southern Pacific for polntH
east including Chicago, New York and
Washington I). C, where Mr. Jones
goes at the request of the executive
committee of tho O. II. G. A., and in
their Interest. He hopes to form the
acquaintance and secure tho friendly
co-oKratlon hi favor of tho Oregon hop
farmers of their friends, tho brewers.
Ho will nlso bo pleased to receive ordors
from the hoi) merchants for the 1899
products, which orders if satisfactory he
will immediately transmit to the rep
resentative of tho association hero iu
Oregon. Ho will nlso investigate the
prosect8 for tho early 'enactment of a
law to prevent tho use of substitutes
for hops in tho manufacture of beer.
Mr. Jones' Now York address will bo
Imperial Hotel, Now York, and tho
letters addressed to Washington I). O,
should bo in cure of II. II. Oilfry, chlel
clerk hi the V S. Senate.
Miss Boise Entertains,
Miss Mao Boiso entertained a number
of friends at whist, last Saturday after
noon, Tho company was given in honor
of Mrs. Uuilolph Prnll, of Portland, who
has spent tho holidays with relatives in
thoclty. Mrs. Hal Patton secured llrst
priround Mrs. Claud Glitch the second.
TIiom) present besides tho guest of honor
were, Mrs. E. P. McCornack, Mrs. Paul
Sroat, Mrs. U. P. Boise Jr., Mrs. O. D.
GabrieUon, Mrs. I", I. Dunbar, Mrs.
Jno. McNury, Mrs. Hugh MeNury, Mrs
II. W. Meyers, Mrs. It. I). Gilbert, Mrs.
Brnxlleld, Mrs. W. II. Blckford, Mrs.
Claud Gatch, Mrs. A. N. Bush, Mrs.
Chas. Gray, Mrs. II. I). Patton, Mrs.
Scott Ikuorth, Mrs. O. E. Kmuse.
A Qood Starter.
Tho new year started off with ono of
the fluent days (but we aroever favored
with in tho winter. The morning was
cloudy hut beforo noon tho sun camu
nut, and the afternoon was sunshine
stinight, with just u bracing nip of cold
In the shade, The streets wero full of
people, In spite of the fact that the
stoics were closed ami no business was
tx.'ing transacted.
O. A. R. Officers Installed.
Sedgwick Post No. 10, G. A. It., In
stalled tlio following oflU ore last even
ing: P. C, II. I. Brown; S. V. C, I. C.
Sutton; J. V. C, W. E. CopolaudjAdJ.,
Geo. W. Davis; Q. M I). C. Sherman;
Surg., 11. II. Bradsliaw; Chap., T. C.
Smith; O. I)., It. A. Crossan; O. G., S.
11. Watkins; S. M , J. Q. Barnes; Q.
M.S., J. H.Smith.
New Suits.
A. E. Winches has commenced action
ngaiust the Oregon Ijvnd Co, to quiet
title to lots (13 aud 09 in Snnuyside Fruit
farm. II. J. Bigger is attorney for plaintiff.
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The Choir of the Baptist Chinch
have seemed the sei vices ol
The Wilder Harp and String Quartette
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of Portland, assisted by some of Salem's very
talent, to give an entertainment, at the
best
Jan. 8
f First Baptist Church,
Monday Evening, J
Jan. 8
The Harp and Ataudolins to be used, were built es
pecially ior Ar, Wilder according to his own pluns
and are said to excel anything in use on the coast.
An evening of exceptional pleasure is promised
to all,
Admission, only 25 Cents,
IVvAi.AVATATVAyAVAAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAV
WELL (MATCHED
W. B. Gray nml Wife Again Reunited
-in Jail.
Chief of Police Gibson yesterday aftet-
ternoon arrested W. 11. Gray, a
morphine llond, having caught him In
act of stealing iron from the ruins of the
Mooring mill.
Gray had apparently Immii working
tho same mine before. Ho would lnrrow
a wheelbarrow from a junk dealer and
go to the small building on the classic
banks of Mill creek, back of tho water
works. Then ho would follow the course
of tho old mill race to the former site of
tho flour mill, dig out somo old iron,
carry it in a gunny sack to where his
faithful wheelbarrow awaited him,
watched by his equally faithful femalo
companion. By the time tho similes of
darkness fell he would have a load,
which he would then convey to the In
nocent and confiding junk man, who
would buy it, all unconscious that he
was lecolving stolen goods.
Yesterday Olllcer Gibson, found
wall-worn path from tho wheelbarrow
rendezvous mentioned down to tho mill
ruins, and proceeding cautiously found
the culprit down in the old wheel pit In
dustriously gathering scrap iron, which
he was putting In gunny eacks. He ar
rested tho thief aud lodged htm In the
city Jail over night.
This morning Julius Hopf camo be
fore the reconler and swore out a war
rant for Gray's wife. He had missed
his axe, and searching the second-hand
stores, found it In one of them, and the
proprietor said he bought it of Mrs
Gray. Both parlies were tried Iwforo Re
corder Judah this morning, and each
was sent to jail for sixty days.
S. P. Platform Improvement,
The Southern Pacific has men at work
today tearing up a largo portion of tho
old wooden platform at the north end of
the Salem passenger depot, as tho same
has rotted out badly. In its place will
be put gravel and crushed granite, I
which will be a great improvement. I
City Tax Receipts.
From County Oleik Hill it is learned
that the total amount raised for the city
Of Salem on her last 10 mill assessment
h 117,523.71.
Foreclosure Sale.
A tract of land near tho fair grounds
was sold by Sheriff Durbin Saturday
under foreclosure proceedings In tho
suit of E. E.WIld vs Matt'e A. Parrish,
The tract contains 45,51 acres and
brought 12900, being bid in by W. S
James.
DIED.
COX. At tho farm homo near Inde
pendence Or., Friday, Deconibor 29.
1890, nt 11 p. m., E. Cox, nged 80
years.
Deceased was a resident of Salem
for mnny years. Ho was burled In Lee
MIbsIoh cemotery on Monday.
ANDEItSON. AtTllio family home on
Howell prairie, near Switzerland,
Oregon, Saturday, Docembor 30, 1899,
Mrs. Miles Aiuforton, aged 35 years.
Deceased camo from Illinois about a
year ago. Sho has been 111 for somo
time with n complication of diseases,
for which thcro seemed to bono remedy.
Tho funeral and Interment took placo on
Monday.
JEFFRIES. At tho family homo on
Church street, Salem, at 8 p. m. Jan.
1, 1900, Reatlrlce Jeffries, nged 19
Decqased was n daughter of Dr. W. A.
Jeffries. She was born near Eola, In
Polk county, and has icsidcd In Salem
about 15 years. Sho graduated from tho
Academyof tho Sacred Heart in 1895,
nnd wns a valued member of the First
Presbyterian church.
The funeral cortege will leave Salem,
Wednesday mottling, and proceed to
Zena, w hero funeral services will bo
conducted nt tho church at 12 o'clock,
and interment will take placo In tho
Zena cemetery.
SAVAGE. At his homo in Polk Co..
nt6i). m. Jan. 1,1000, of neurnlgaof
the heart, Geoigo Savago aged 02
years.
Deceased was in Salem Monday, ap
parently in good health, but after re
turning homo he was slezed with tho at
tack, which proved fatal. Ho leaves
three sons and two (laughters, Ray,
Claude, Harry, Bertha aud Grace,
An absent brother lias been telegrnped
and pending his reply tho funeral ar
rangement have not been completed.
iinniuv A
)DlrWPl?
Ill I I I IN
Rain orshlno, holiday. Sunday or
weekdays makes no difference to n
man's appetite. He wants tho best to
bo had nt all times nnd that's why so
many patronize the
St, Elmo Restaurant,
244 Commercial st Salem
GEORGE BROS., Proprietors.
BORN,
EDGAR. At tho family homo In
county. Dec. 29th 1899, to Mr.
Mrs. 11 n ley Edgar, a son.
Polk
ami
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
COTTAtli:.
Jas, Patterson, Clear Lake, Or., S. W.
Toolev, Mrs. S. W. Toolew, Roseburg,
Or., .f . King, Barlow Or., D. O. Free
man, Barlow, Or.; R. J. Spencer, Rose
dalo;W. W. Haines, Eugene; Thos
Fennell, Iowa; Mies Gertrude Ward
Portland; O. Column, Mrs. C. Coleman,
Sumpter, Or., W. W. Graham, Cham
poeg. WIIXAMhTTK
G Perrott, 13 Roy Christie, Portland;
T J Reed, San Francisco; O B Gray,
Portland; M C Benson, Boston; J 'D
McDanlal, Jessie Mc Daniel, North
Yakama; Mr. and Mrs. A Burt, City;
Rnliert L Burkhart, A Stnllmaker, II B
Cusick; Albany; E I) Shaw, Adv. Agt.
Fredrick Ward Co. O L Kitchard, W L
NIcol, J S Poorest, M Witkoxky, New
York; Lit Pluminer, St Paul; Sam
T Bush, San Francisco; C W llodson,
J M Wakefield. II T D Mercer, if
Wulker, O II Moore, Portland Dave
CallngHburg, DAbrams.NY; University
of California Glee Club, of 25 people.
MARRIED.
DESART WANLEBS. At tho homo
of tho bride's parents on tho Garden
Rond, Salem, Oregon, January 1,
1900, Miss Mabel Wanloss to Ralph
DoSart, Rev. W. C. Kantner, I). 1) ,
officiating.
Hop Growers
Attention!
We have opened nu ofllco and saniplo
room, in the room nt rear of Gilbert
Bros. Bank, nt Salem, Oregon, with
James Wlnshtnley in charge
Hop Growers should now send in their
Bamples, so that they can ho arranged
for inspection. Buyers desiring to bid
on these samples aro Invited to consult
James Wlnstnnloy as to particulars.
Other olllces will bo opened In differ
ent localities In tho near future, of which
dun notice will bo given.
For further information address the
secretary, Hkniiv L. Bicsrs,
Ruttovilio, Oregon.
12 27 2w
valloy
Super-
Went to Jail.
Goo. Lloyd, who was tried befoie Re
corder Judah, Saturday, at 4 o'clock, on
a charge of stealing tools from the Mils
ser home, was found guilty, and was
sent to Jail for 00 days.
Pardoned.
1 nomas Ooltlswortliy, serving a sen
tence of 10 j ears for manslaughter,
having been convicted In Baker county
Dec. 1. 1898, has been pardonod by Gov
ernor Geer and released from the Peni
tentiary. . .
Congress in Session
Is a lot of men attending to the needs
of the nation. Another Important gath
ering is the lot of men who eat their
daily food at tho Wonder Restaurant.
IOUAY'3 MARKKT.
PoitTiNi), Jan. 2. Wheat
50 Ci 51 Walla Walla.Slc. to 52.
! lour Portland, $2.05 to 3.00.
flno t2.15 per bbl.
Oat White 3530c. grey 35.
Hay Timothy 0afl0.o() per ton.
Hops 8011c; old crop 5 fjj 0c.
Wool Valley. 12Q13c: Eastern Or-
egon. HHo Molialr, 27 30.
iuiiistutt iiran, 17; snorts, 18,
Poultry Chickens, mixed. 1 3.00 to 3.50
Hens 4 to 4.60, ttirkoys, live, 13c.
i-KKU -wilful!, i; l v' ,,oi'
Hides Green.BalttHlC01bs.80l9c.unde
00 lbs, 7JvtS; sheop pelts, 1520c.
Onions 1 to lc.
Butter Beat dairy, 35375 fancy
creamory, 50c to 65c storo 22ic 30c h.t
roiaioes ou to uoc per cental.
Hogs Heavy dressed 5o to 0c.
Mutton Dres6ed,0c to 7c j)er pound.
Beef Steers. 3.60$L00; cows, $3.00
3.50 dressed, beef OK to W
Veal dressed, OQBJic.
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat 68 pounds and.over 40c.
Wool 10c, Mohair 30o.
Hops 0 to 10c.
Barley 35 to 38c.
Oats 20 28c.
Hoy Baled, cheat 8.00 Timothy
8.310.
Eggs 1820c.
Flour In wholesale Iota 42.70 retai
?3.uu
Mlllstuffs bran $13.00 shorts $15.00
Hogs dressed, 5fjC.
Live cattle Steers 3)4,cows2 to 3.
Sheep $2.50Q$3.
Dressed Voal -OJc.
Butter Dairy 18 ccreamery 25c.
Poultry Chickens 0 to 7c, Turkeys 10
tol21c.
Potatoes 25 to 30c.
The Ordinary Sleeper A
New Feature in Western
Trayel.
Tho Pullman Company now'oporates
two gradt-s of sleeping cars via the Rio
Ukandi: Wkhtkkn Kaimvay. Tho ordi
nary sleepers aro entirely new, nnd tho
berths, both upper and lower, nro
fitted up completo with mattresses,
blankets, sheets, pillows, curtains, etc.,
with stoves arranged for making tea,
coffeo, etc., requiting nothing to be
furnished by paesongers. Uniformed
pullmaii porters aro in charge of tho
cats, who aro requited to keep them in
good order and attend to tho wants and
eonifortn of passengers. Tho cars nro
very handsome and commodious, and
while not ho elegant, nro lustns com
fortgblo as standard or palace sleepers.
Both llrst and second-clas? passengers
aro permitted to occupy these cars on
payment of the Pullman borln rates,
which tiro less than half of tho rates
charged In tho regular palaco sleeping
cars.
Tho ordinary sleepers aro carried
dally on trains via Rio Ghanuk Wi:st
Kitv Railway between Denver and San
Francisco and Portland. On live dajo
iu each week tho sleejiers aro run
through between Los Angeles nnd San
Francfeco, or Portland and Denver,
Omaha, Chicago and Boston.
For additional details write forcopv
of folder to J. D. Mansfield, 253 Wash
ington St. Pertland: or Geo. W. IIuluU,
Acting General Passenger Agent, Salt
I.ako Citv
It nrtdsf b? disposed ol
Our immense stock of Men's, Youth's and Boy ClolhiJ
We are going to sell off every article in this departmental!
going East for an entire new stock in the spring. So here rl
gees:
Men's flno Bulla actually worth $10.50, wo will sell for $975
Men's lino suitB our formor prlco $12.50, wo will sell for.... , 950
Men's all wool enshmero suits formerly $10.00, we will sell for , 75
Men's all wool caBhmoro suits formerly fS.00, wo will sell for 000
Men's suits (good durable goodsl formerly $7.00 wo will sell for . boo
Men's suits spccinl fO.OO , wo will sell nor for. ... 4 jq
We do not intend to carry any of these garments over,
prices will move them, these will certainly go, See here: '
Men's ulsters welt worth $7.50, wo will sell for , $goQ
Boy's and Young men'a ulstors, regular $0.00, our price now is . 4.25
Mon's overcoats worth $0.00 our prico now is 4'
Men's overcoats, our former price $9.00, our prlco now is njo
Men's overcoats, our former prlco $12.50, our prico now Is n.og
Who said clothing was going up? Our prices are down.
Men's pants, former prico $1.00, now , 75
Men's pants, former prico $.1.75, now $1,25
Mon's pants, formor prico $2.50, now 1,75
Men's pants, former pricc$3.25, now 2.50
Seeing is believing. Come and see them.
Boy's suits splendid values nt $2.00, now $1,(15
Boy's suits, can't be beat for $2.75, now ,2.00
Boy's suits, our formor prico $3.60, now ..2.65
Boy's suits, tho best jwsslblo nt $5.00, our prico now is , 3,75
Boy's mackintoshes lor 1,25
Men's mackintoshes for ,i)
Every garment quoted in the above list is a snap.
FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET
COR. STATE AND COAU1ERCIAL STS.
GO YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
iiAiiMH
ENJOYME
A HOME WELL FURNISHED ADDS .MUCH TO
YOUR DAILY ENJOYMENT, ALL THE FURNITURE
NECESSARY TO MAKE YOUR HOME AN EARTHLY
PARADISE. CAN BE BOUGHT FROM
F. W. Hollis & Company
First Door North of Postofficc.
JTTJTST RBCEIYBD
A FINE LINE OF
6ARVING SETS
SUITABLE FOR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Also Cutlery, Shears, SIssors. etc.
GRAY
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Cor. State and Liberty Sis. Salem, Ore.
Traoc Marks
Desiqns
Copyrights Ac.
Anrono (ending a ketch nnd description mar
tlonntrlctlTCondJenllal. Handbook on t'Kmt
qulcklr luccrtam our opinion froo whether au
liiTftntlon laprotiablrpatentabla. Oommuiilc.
cut free, dlcleat aaencr (or aeciirlnir uatenti
1'atenta taken turoutn Munn A Co. recelre
Ipteiainoiut, wniiouicunrgo, in ins
Scientific Htuericatn
handaomelr llltii
nation of anr acl
renrt four raomlii
MUNN SCO.
T-argtit clr.
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A handaomelr llluilratnl weeklr,
umuuit ui ii7 pticiiiiuu jwuujui. .vim,, m
enri fnurraontha.fi. Bold br all neirtdealera.
3010ro4day. NOW York
liraoch Office, (36 V HU Wathlngton, 1). C.
LWEEKLY JOURNAL
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Cibaustion anU uiealc down follows Otta
ftevent it Uy ulng Dr. Mile' Nervine.
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Whether it's a shoe for the school boy or girl, a shoe f
for yourself or wife, we always consider it a favor if 4
vou II look at our line. The hundreds of shoes we A
nnvr. sold this frill for srhnnl wenr. Attest th o-ror K,
lng favor we are gaining with our Hamilton-Brown
warranted lines. Every pair we sell we warrant, be
it for men, women or children.
V tiltrn Ultlon Ainerlcau Acrlculturlit.
lljr apodal arrnnirrmrnt with the piiullali
rm, Mo nra maultil Hi ottVr Tills OltANOK
J I mi FAltMl H, Uih Irmlliiir agricultural
weekly of tlio M etlf ru uml .Mlanlaaliil
alley bialra, In ilub with till va
r, nt un exrerillnuly low figure. Tiia
OltAhuK Jldii r'Aiiui it la rrumrUntile for the
variety nml mrru 1 11 contents, nml Hun.
iloliliteill) tho beaiuinl uiott prautlcal paper
of IU kind.
H Worb x
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ITS FARM FEATURES,::;!;,.-
lug, Iluriloulture, i'uultry, Mark'i
a Live
Palrr.
Slarket Oar-
e, ami other tonim. wrilltu by practt.
t aucceaaful fariaero, Rupuleinected
Uuktratlona hyatla artuu, combine
dt-ulni
cal am
Kith Uli
to make It Invalunbli lothoiiwho"fann It
for a IMne ' The latrat Markets and
Commercial Agriculture are featureain
which tho O, J i'ARUBitls unexcelled.
THE FAMILY FEATURES; rs;r .?:
eat Fahtoua, 1'uiii) Work," Th flood
Cook. luul Cutrata, Library Corner,
and oune holka' Vuga coinhloe to make
thla Department of aa much value and later
eat aa moat of the HK-cial amily ajera.
IIEHT (IIIVNl'LATKI) 8UOn . . .
llKHT OltAMtLATKIl BUOAIt
HlMT HTANDAIII) TOVIATOIIS... .... ....
HE8T HTANIIAItl) COUS . ... . .
HUSTIILOCK MATCH KS ,
Stoic ri.Y tascv imioktku irkncii ikh
I'ANCV KA8TFIIV LKANnintniEH
LXTIU QUALITV KUI.b CltKVM CIIKKHK
uitv ciioick mumii ioon(Vliottt Fluko) largo imckatfoa....
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IjUCKWIIKAT KLOUIt, (oUAItANTEKri 1-UHU) .".'.".'. .,'.'.'" "
IlKST BTAMIAIIIl llltVNDS IIOUK lit
I)it. I'hick's chkau ha kino i-ownnu . . . ,
lKACII MAItMAbADK, KXTItA I'l.VB
FAXCV MHItClTI) HVVKKT TOTATOUS
OlIOICl! MIXKI) CANDY . . . '
1 1 i . a i a .. .. .'.A. eat I at
ti.. i ' ,?,""i """"" I-illH-rlH, IVfanu, lVanntt, etc .all
that defy competition. Come and -eo us. Very Hesnt
20 lbs for 11.00
per bag 13.W
II cans (or
:i enna for
per bunch
, , . . er can
per quart
per Hi
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er lb
. per ll
.in gallon (ialli
per 10 Hi tick
per 1 lb I'M
per fn
intbilor
3 talor :a
at pricei
25
.25
.01
.15
.10
.15
.10
.05
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IDArnON BROS,
Great flucilon 216
Of millinery, dry goodd, ladies nnd gents' fiirnlsliliiif cood.. china
vvure, gitissvvaro, iinvvnro. etc. T nl mnwi .,r...i.. 'i .,nnA
. - .ij VHI.IIUU t i niniiinv iia avv
stylo. Had tho largest crowd over
seen at an auction in Salem
terday In ko
ion in Salei
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; nT ""Ik "I ??'" ll a,Hl very cheap. Wo will have our next nle
"" VJ' " wiiiojpieniyoi room and comfortable beat.
MRfc,. m. B. PRASBR
?ou1rovvTil,priice!il)0n"flaOMl0 ""d an'thinB ln "on 808 Bt
A Cyclopedia of Progress arid-Events
All aendlnt their aulrrlntlona under our
clubblni; offer, aie inraeiilr.l iKiatpald.wlth
ArilICA AdllK ILTflllBf YKAKltOOK
tho
ami Almanac fur 1KU. Thla great book la a
tJCIoif(lla of rrourras and Kventa of the
ouriii. a duiiii
J'rlies.
lie tu Markrla, .Markellue, and 4
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AND ALMANAC
It U a treasury of Statistic, rerlaed to date, for
Farm or Home, and Oftlce or Factory. A liefer.
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culture, industry, Comaierre. and llarketi t Pub
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Education. Kellzlon. auil Booleir
Almanae of Calendar, the Weather. Astro.
It 14 also an
oomical Data, Illoti for Each Month, Dates, etc.
Our Cork Soles come in all lines of flexible
welts, and we have them in school sho.es, and in
ladies' or gents' every day or dress shoes.- They are
savv -vf tVia smrvrt rsrfrris Ula chrtAr rv e. . J -. A l
uiic ui uic uiuoi V.UUUUI tauic oiiuc cvci III.IUC. H5K 'J nri niiiMp Anmi ,-
to see them. We deem it a pleasure to show goods, J C3r SAMPLE COPY SSSE
magazine form, will Ueiuailed to you by ad.
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am . ,9 ,, N ' ........ A.. -'a,'l
aj rcr cent rcaucuon on au m
mackintoshes to close the lines d
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